20 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4184db2ff618df0889966f388c5d7ff0.pdf 4164b55e99a05b1d45f4c68e9f51a91d PDF Text Text North Orlando Discusses Need For Village Hall i ’a n fn r it I b r a l i i THURS., APRIL 4, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Chuluofa Legion To Nominate New Officers By J mm Mi Kin New officer! for Chuluota’s George M. Jacobi Memorial Poat 153 will be nominated at thla month'* meeting o( the Poat to be held at 8 p.m. Sat­ urday at the Lake Catherine Inn. Alao on the agenda la dlietui Ion of plana for the April St chicken barbecue to be held on the ground* of the Community Building. The new alate of officer* will be preienled by the elec­ tion committee made up of Ifarold McBride, T o m m y Woodell, Hoaroe Morriaon, William Stiver and Luclua Nlahola. Official* of the I’o*t report that progress on the building of the new Legion Home is advancing satisfactorily and that installation of the new roof haa been completed. Words of appreciation have .been expressed to the volun­ teers who have given their time for the project and to the gcncroua donors of m a­ terials and fundi. Invitation is extended by (he Post to all veterans in the • r a a to attend Saturday night's meeting. DeBary Men Attend Fire Conference By Mrs. Adam Muller Four representatives from the DeBary Volunteer Fire­ m en's A nn. attended the Area Fine Protection Confer­ ence held at the San Juan Hotel In Orlando last Satur­ day. Included in the group were Thornton K. Smith, president; William A. Ogden, vice pres­ ident; Edward Hcaly, firo chief and John Lambcrtson, assistant fire chief. Topics discussed a t Uie conference were Nursing Home Laws; Regulations ami Codes—their Relationship to Fire and Safety Hazards; Teaching and Practicing oi Safety Techniques and Fire Protection, a Community Re­ sponsibility. Strawberry Festival Set In Lake Mary Announcements and notices were posted this week for an old fashioned Strawberry Fes­ tival to he held Saturday at the lak e .Mary Fire Hall for benefit of the Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary. Serving will lie from 2 until 8 p.m. and cake lu go along with generous (Millions of strawberries and Ice cream will lie available for purchase by the allce or whole. Adulta and young people of Ihu community and iti sur­ rounding areas are invited lo • Rend. Cbisua fc d iiio n PAGE 12 Businessmen M eet In Longwood By Donna Estes Thirty-six members of Longwood's business com­ munity met Tuesday at 9 p. m. at the Parish House of Christ Church Episcopal to discuss ways of improving business in the city. *£ The meeting was called by John Beams, L. L. Cox and Bud Scott who last month were appointed as a com­ mittee to work on this pro­ blem by the Chamber of Commerce. A variety of eommrnls were presented equally divid­ ed betwren criticizing and prilling the town. Suggest­ ions heard ranged from cleaning and painting the business district, already un­ der consideration by the City Council, to encouraging the residents to clean up their properties, having proper signs put up on Hwy. 17-02, if possible, completing llie city directory and. in general, making a concerted effort to towirds fuller cooperation wilh tile Longwood Chamber of Commerce. Lew Arnold pointed out Ihsl Uic city Is losing cigaret Realtors Meet Set In Orlando By Shirley Wentworth C. C. Field of Forest City, prciidcnt of tho Seminole Board of Realtors, today iaiued a reminder to ail member* of the association that the quarterly meeting of tho Florida Assn, of Real­ tor* la acht-duled at the Cher­ ry Plaza in Orlando this Fri­ day and Saturday. Highlights of the two-day conference will tie a public relations workshop and a board of realtors education seminar, both set for Fri­ day, to tie followed by the board president* supper to which all delegates are in­ vited. An open workshop on multi, pie listlngi of property will 1m held Saturday morning and the quarterly huilnen meeting in Hie afternoon. lax revenue because in tiny of the residents now go outside the city to do their shop, ping. He suggested that the businesses might do more advertising. Ralph Hammond complain­ ed that the business people are not supporting the Cham­ ber of Commercu and that the best way to generally ad­ vertise the city would lie through tills organization. Ted Waltz commented that there is not enough money circulating in the city and that n e w -Industry is needed to provide more and bigger payrolls. He suggested that big businesses be contacted and encouraged in locate in tile town. J. It. Grant commented that a cooperative effort through the C of C Is needed and also said that he felt telephone rates were too high for the average business­ man as well as the residents. L, L. Cox stated that he believed there is a need to make more effort to wel­ come newcomers to tlie com­ munity and Ifarold Logan suggested tliat Longwood ap­ ply for access signs lo be Oviedo Has Science Fair fly Linda Smithson A total of 13 cups and 35 blue, it-d and white ribbons were awarded prize winners in the first Science Fair held by tho Oviedo Tri Hi Science Club Inst Thursday and Fri­ day at the Oviedo City Hall and viewed by mom tliuu 1 ,nou --CT1* :r<-MCr visltuis. Winners in senior and jun­ ior divisions ns iinnoiinecd by Mrs. Jim Palmer, club spon­ sor, were: Cups, senior division — zoo­ logy, Jimmy DeSliazo; botany, Marilyn Partin; chemistry, Bill Hein; physics, Ronald Murphy; earth and space, Su­ zanne Partin; henltli and med­ icine, Jimmy Jones and Kugene Shull. Junior division — zoology, Jonathan Lukas; botany, Anne j .Martin, clwill is try, Barbara Kozic; physics, Rohliy Slewart; earth and apare, Hilly C A ST IN G _ |l.'|i ilflfJ l/,.. I 39 B "T O AMONG PRIZE WINNERS in last Saturday's first Science Fair of tho Oviedo Tri III Science Club were Eugene Schull, top photo, 'Who took a cup in the iicnior divinion for hi* exhibit on health and medicine. Hill Hein's local and district winner, bottom photo, in the chemintry senior division is also a state fair entry, St tidying the DNA Molecule model are George ami Dclibiu Jacuhcin, two of Uie inure than 1,000 visiting the Fair. • (Herald Photos) By Donna Estes South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will conduct a "Linnlnoun Tape Day" Uila Satur­ day from t> a. m. until noon nl John's Super Market on E, Lake Avc. in Umgwood for all youngsters who linvu bicycles, motor bikes or gasoline driven motor scooter*. The tape1, donated by tho Minnesota Mining and Manu­ facturing Co., reflects light and la visible for 1,300 feel at night. No charge will bo made for taping the vehicles and all youngster* in Hie area arc urged to take ad­ vantage of Hits offer to pro­ vide for their siilc-ly. County Events Day Sutiiiduy will ho a n|H*dul day for Suminolo County 4-11'erg an they climax a year'* prepara­ tion und work a t County Even tit Day to ho hold a t tho AKricultiiral Center Imginiiing at 9 a.m. TIiomo you hk people and their load ora, County Agent* Cecil Tucker, Ernie Luiulberg and Mina Myrtle Wilson, along with adult leaders in each dull, deserve and tthould pot the public's support mid interest. Suturdny will mark the first time the Isiys ami Rids have combined efforts to present a program of this type and duritiK tho day junior and senior division contests will ho held In trac­ to r o|>eratioii, public uncuking, readmit lamps and insect collections. Demonstrations in both divisions ulso will he Riven in foods, clothing, health, homo improvement and child cure. Another first for Saturday's program will he the ufternoon exhibitions uml demonstra­ tions in horseback riditiK. Senior winners in all contests and demon­ strations will go on to District Events Day to 1be held April 20 in Tavares. Andersen; health anil medi­ cine, Steve Mcllo. Blue Kiblons. senior divi­ sion — Eugene Shull, Jim DeShnzu, Bill Hein, Marilyn Purtin, Jimmy Jones, tiny Ulrcy uml Suzanne Partin. Junior division — Steve Mcllo, Bar­ bara Kozic, Billy Anderson, Joy Walnwright, Millie Turk ami lla] Layman. Red Ribbons, senior division —• Bill Morgan, Helen Snowden. We* Swenson, Ronald Murpby and Sherry Waltz. Junior division — Jonathan Lukas, Bobby Stewalt, Susan Jepson, Katby Book, Anne Martin and Larry Shull. White Ribbon*, senior divi­ sion — Connie Prndarvis, Jan Beasley, Roll Rcllhorii, Mark Abbott and John Jakulsin, Junior divliion — Linda Ray, Nancy Phillips, Jerry Sargent, ticorgc Sinclair, B o v e r l y Faulk and John (iaydick. Bridge Club Winners Named Post 8207 Sets 'Tape' Day EDITORIAL COMMENT located on the new Freeway to Interstate 4. Logan also pfalxod the city's police and fire departments and water system. Tile majority of business­ men present for the discuss­ ion session voted to attend next Thursday night's meeting ot the Chamber of Com mcrce for further talk and planning. DcBury'a Duplicate Bridge ('lull pluyt'd two sections at Id tables ul this week's meeting in the Community Center. Winnei * of section one di­ rt-clod by How aril .Middleton were NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. KoU-it Nich­ ols; second, Mrs. Ifuth III.ill und Mrs. David Singer and third, John Vnndcrachnnf and Mrs. Myrtle Dunm burke. E\V, first, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hinkle; second, Mr*. Nan Eduards and Mrs Deity Duncan uml third, Mr uml Mis. Charles Dunlin, Winners of section two di­ rected by Jessie Pearsall were NM, first, Mr. und Mis. (ieorgu Peursull; second, Marvin Long and Col, II. It. Forney ami third, Col. and Mrs. Wilburn Hague KW, first. Dr Karl Kamiborn and II. M. Valentine; sec­ ond, Mrs. Minnie lleitman and F. It. Frueblii li mid third, Mrs. A. (L Besom and Mrs. Flunk Holder. Dad’s Club Sets Work Day Donkeys Coming Village Gets Warning To Lyman Gym On Area Vandalism By Jane Caxsellierry Tltc Donkey* are coming lo l.ymun Gym next Thursday night at H p. m. but there are no pulillral Implicatkm* as they will lie here lo play basketball. Tlie game is being sponsorrd by Hie Lyman PTA and ltio.se who are skeptical are Invited to "come out and ace for themselves." For this occasion the don­ keys wilt wear diaper*, not as part of Hie drive to clothe animals but fur mure prac­ tical reasons. They also will wear rubber shoe* la protect the gym floor. Local teacher* and dads are being recruited to ride the animal* during Uw game. Nortli Orlando realtor Ste­ wart lie Imly Issued a stem warning concerning vandal­ ism on vacant homes in the community at Tuesday'* meeting ot Hie Village Coun­ cil. ilclmly iHilihed Hie coun­ cil. and tlie citizens and parenta present, that until some official means of village lawenforcement is established he has no recourse but to report those caught in the act* of vandaliam to (lie FJII. He stressed that the empty FHA homes in tlie commun­ ity actually are government property and that under theta By Khlrlry Wentworth Member* of Hie Bear Lake Elementary Bail's Club arc asked to meet at t) a.in. Sat­ urday ul Hie seiiool to work on sullball diamond*. Basket bull anil volleyball courts built by this group are now in ti*c and work ia need­ ed un tlie ball diamond* to complete athletic fields ul the school. Entertainment to follow Saturday's work day has liven scheduled. conditions the FBI must be brought in "There t* nothing I like Agent To Speak less to do Hun to have to bring about Investigation of In Lake Mary my neighlKirs and their chil­ County Agent Cedi Tucker dren bill unless Hie youngst­ will speak on 'Care of ers arc stopped from break­ Lawn*" for Hie Lake Mary ing window* and shooting out hom e DemonitratIon Club at plate glass doors this i* ex­ next Tuesday's lunrbeon xnd actly what 1 . by law-, am re­ program meeting. quired to do," lie said. The meeting will fie held Ilclmly, who is in charge at 10:30 a. m. at tlie Fire of FllA home* in Hie North Hall. Mr*. Joe Wright will Orlando area, was appointed also take part un the pro­ Tuesday night lo alto serve gram giving a talk and a* North OrianJo Zoning demonstration on "Guide to Chairman and was authoriied Easier Ironing." to qualify all builder* and Hostesses for the month issue building pi m tlit for the arv Mrs Edwin Kennedy and village. I Mrs. Wright South Seminole CTP Elects New Officers By Jane Casselberry Officers for the 1»SJ W year were elected Tuesday night by the Council of Teachers and Parents of the South Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry. Mrs. II. D. Sterling of Cas­ selberry was elected provi­ dent Other officers are Mr* Charles Dem-t-n, Lake How­ ell Road, first vice president; Mrs. Ralph Moore of Cas­ selberry, second vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Charles Hartshorn of Casselberry, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard Web­ ber of Casselberry, corre­ sponding secretary; Mr*. Her­ ald McGinnis, Kasthronk, treasurer and Mrs. Frank Lclst of Casselberry, asslstant treasurer. Major Joseph Laird president, presided at lin­ meet ing during which Hie revised constitution and by-laws was presented and approved by Hie membership. Principal Christy Harp gave a short devotional prior to the business meeting. The program consisted of a hu­ moring skit on parliamentary procedure entitled "Yc Okie Script." presented by Harp and a group of mothers to demonstrate just how an executive lward meeting should "nut" bo conducted. One of the four Iclcvillon sets purchased by Hie CTP for educational use in the school was displayed along w Hi one of Hie Ira.vs pur­ chased for the lunchroom. A science exhibit on elec­ tricity was presented by Hie sixth grade in the cafeteria following tlie meeting und re­ freshment* ' were served by the first grade mothers. Scier.ee Fair Set At SSJH ' By June ('ussrllierry A Science Fair will be held Friday from 7 until 111 p. m. In Hie Large Group Classroom at the Suutli Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry. Projects will be divided into categories of physical science, biological science and chem­ istry and will be judged, with ribbon* to l>e nwuidctt. by glade levels in euell field. Rupert Jenkins, Boiitli Sem­ inole Science tearlier and ilirn-ftir of the Science Fair, lias issued an invitation for the |>uh!ic to view the work of these s e v e n t h , eighth uml ninth giadeis. DeBary VFW To Tape Bikes By .Mrs. Adam Muller VFW Fust BUM of DeBary in conjunction with live Na­ tional Committee, will join tlie crusade against children getting hurt while riding bikes. llie Fust will furnish Scotch Lite Tula* for all local child* drrn lo put on their hikes. Tlie lupe may be received freo of charge at the Fure Oil Service Station in De­ Bary tf the youngsters come in with tin ir bicycle*. Vacant Office Is Available Tlie possibility of North Orlundo's gutting an of­ ficial Village Hall came nearer to reality tin's week when announcement was made Tuesday iiight a t the first meeting of the newly elected council th a t tho liorinnn Humes Sales Office is up for suit* a t n bar­ gain price. F . Stewart Hellidy. realtor told the council that he had learned the building could bo bought for aloud J'.ioo but cautioned that in addition ta this sum there would be costs involved in moving the structure. Locating and se­ curing a property site also would have to lie worked out before any final action is taken. -fa Connell and citizen* alike at the meeting agreed that there is a definile need for the village lo have its own offices now that the first fully ek-cled council has tak­ en over. Up until nmv meet­ ings have been held in the North Orlando Co. offices which still are Itcing made available for village meet­ ings although the space is limited and adequate seating facilities arc not provided. In addition to needing room for a meeting place, there alio must lie provisions made for a clerk's office and *torage spate for books and re cords. The council also discussed the possibility of getting at least part time services of a village clerk in the near future. Here again it was agreed Hint Hint* is u definite need for such services since a marked increase in village business will come wilh growth expected in the next few months as new residents move in ami con si ruction on Keiii Inolo College gets under. ly ^ _____________ p w II S C O U T S I O Collect By .Mona Grlnstrad Nominating committee re­ commendations for new offi­ cers of the North Orlando * ''Iv Assn, will be present­ ed at Monday’s 8 p. m. meeting of Hie group in Nortli Orlando Co. offices. T reasurer's reports on tins r 'n s s - J w .H I recent D _____ V jO O d W lll b a g s By Louise Slmiim-k Collection of Goodwill Bags distributed this week by the Altamonte Boy Scouts will be made Friday and Saturday in those areas of the town not previously covered. Residents arc asked to leave the filled bags in carpnrtrs or at their front door. Boy Scout Troop To Sponsor Chicken Dinner By Jane Casselberry Boy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry will sponsor a fried chicken dinner in We*v. c r Hall of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church this Saturday from 5 until 7 3d p. in. The scouts hope to raise enough money from Hie pro­ ject to purchase badly need­ >d camping equipment for ed Hu* Spring Cam puree sche­ dule April 20-2 ) at Camp Lanochc. flic moderately priced din­ ner will include chicken, salad, potatoes, vegetable and dessert prepared under tin] direction of Henry Duncan, The public is invite*!, Troop 311 lx sponsored hy llte Casselberry Lions Club. Scoutmaster is W, T. Daniel Jr. Civic Assn. To Hear Reports From Committee lun.l ruivng projects and plan* fer future fund raising project* also arc on the agenda, | Among other main item* lo lie taken up at Hie meeting will be discussion and plan* for starting work on the Community Building at the Recreation Center which lias been put in charge of tho 1 association. Howell Park Brownies Invested A t Ceremony By Jane Ca*srlherry Seventeen new Howell Park Brownies were invested in ceremonies held la*l Friday night at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church by Mrs. Robert Ilcgin, lead­ er, who is assisted by Mr*. Thomas Poore, co-leader. included in the group were Melissa Pctlinatl, Barbara Begin, Patty Miller, Lisa .Ste­ wart. Susan Crupo, Kim Ste wart, Carrie Bath rust, Kath­ ryn Lindsey, Beth Lucas, Al­ lison Richmond, Debra Moore, Rosemary Cusack, Janet Dey, I.aura Toonk, Sharon Ledford, Debra ve­ ry mid Susan Grimes. One of the first official gifts to be received by the new troop was an American Flag presented to Hie Brownici by Hie Auxiliary of South Seminole VFW Post 8207. Representing the Auxiliary at Hie presentation were Mrs. Robert March, president, and Mr*. Merle llarrii, past president Refreshments of coke and punch were srrvixl to the Brownies and their guest* following Hie program. The cake was made in the form of un open book and decorat­ ed by Mrs. Ralph Moore wilh the Brownie in-ignia and in the troop color*. The new group as ycl ha* not been as signed a number by Girl Scout Headquarters. VV * A ?K UO\ ' NIK lea& rs Mm - Helen Regin und Mr*. Elaine 1 oor. left, ivcuive new American H ag from Mr«. Robert March, president P«d.4M^ 7 M5! !nX.s.riienP*81 l,reside!u ' of the the South Seminole VFW Poft S..U7 Auxiliary. The presentation wua made during un Investiture Ceremony for tlie new troop held last Friday night, (Herald Photo) �Across-The-Board Sales Tax Plan Prepared ★ O JIt p ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cigaret Tax g > a n fu r fc T J t r n t t f t Boost Urged WEATHER: Fair and slightly cooler through Saturday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight. 55-150. VOL.. 53 \ c LO ^ • t It's official . . . Tlir Atlan­ tic Coast Line Railroad has approved Ihe Pipeline Co. re ­ quest to cross those tracks on Mellonvitlc Ave. « • t Classroom teachers met last night at Lyman to talk over Competence Awards . . . No action was uKx-n.• • * Fresh coat of paint going up on the third llunr at the hospital . . . Some minor renovations to brighten up the place. • • • City Attorney Hill Hutchi­ son told us tills morning he received that $5,000 check from Academy Manor and the city will drop Its "hansing"' •uit. • • • The name of “ Frank Evans Boad" will be submitted by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce at the next meet­ ing of Ihe County Commission as the new name for Uhl Lake Mary Rd. . , . They could not have picked a better title . , . Evans has been one of the leaders of the area. • • • St. Julius Marathon Assn races by the Inkelrout May 3. • • • Republican freshman legis­ lator Jan Fortune has been names) to the atomic energy committee ol the house. • • • TALLAHASSEE NOTES . . . Seminole Legislative delega­ tion got together yesterday morning to talk over local bills . . . Sen. Mack Cleveland J r. told us. • • • Village Council of North Or­ lando Isn’t a week old anil al­ ready there is talk the mayor plans lu resign “alter school Jet* out'* and move In Orlan­ do. He advised Thursday evening that “ that's absurd and asinine.” Rut later ad­ mitted “ It's possible." In fact, we learned Ihe Council will fill Iht: vacancy wlirn he resigns . . . and already has selected his successor. • * * North Orlando Council met Ihree evening* in ils first week in office . and has slalrd another session for next Tuesday evening. • 9 • Mrs. Irene Van KrIntel in­ formed the Council that Ihe street lights paid for by the North Orlando Company . . . and for which the Village now is being billed . . . ac­ tually extend beyond North Orlando and Into Casselberry. We've been told. too. some of Casselberry's street liglds are on private property. • ! • * PTA members upset over school administrator* siti ng in at meetings . . . . • • • Altamonte Springs' Volun­ teer Fire Oept. is asking Hit Longwood VFO to cider into a mutual aid agreement. Under this plan, Altamonte, il call­ ed by Longwood, could go out­ side its own city Hunts to fight fires. I * • • Building permit was issued Tuesday in Longwood ior a new open air market in the Longwood Plaza to the Savoy Holding Corp. The store, one of a chain, will be housed in a 41 by 60 foot masonry build­ ing. * • • Last month the Longwood City Council donated $30 to the Lillie I^agur . . . this month the check's slid at C:iy Hall waiting for sonic league official to drop by and get 11. • • • Doubt* expressed th at tha franchise directive will make Pthia legislative .insiun. Established 1008 Fit I., APRIL 5. 10153 SANFORD, FLORIDA Avery Blasts Canal Authority Procedure By LARRY VERSIIEL Joy Foy rc|>ort» 30 repre­ sents lives from eastern tc«board and other states will be here next week to recruit farm labor. The group will arrive Sunday, have a busi­ ness session Monday and be on hand at 9 a. m. Tuesday at the canning kitchen to re ­ cruit 3,two farm laborers. • United Press Leased Wire N A N C Y I'INNOCK, the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs, Thomas W. Pinnock of Altamonte Springs, is another en­ try In the “ Miss Semi­ nole County” contest. Miss Pinnock, a junior a t Lyman High School, says she plans to fur­ ther tier education a ft­ er high school, but Imjliuves a woman's pluce is in the home. Longwood Sets Cleanup Week April 29-May 4 The fin t of *cvcr*l clean up week* in I/ingwood’s all out effort to lie the nation'* number one city in the annual clean up campaign was set Thursday night by city offi­ cials for Ihe week of April 29May 4. City councilincn meeting in rrgnlar session agreed I hot if residents would cooperate by piling trash near the sired* in front of their Inline* tlie city would make free pickup* on May I even II exIra trucks have In lie brought in. The council also agreed that the city would buy and apply weed killer In over grown ditches throughout the area. A number of additional measures to add incentive fur participation In the drive were proposed fur future ac­ tion with Biiggc.ilion* ranging from discounts on paint to giving free mineral spirits lo each homeowner doing anj painting. In other business request* w ire heard (min the Long* wood Elementary PTO for a donat.on towards Ihe school library and Iront baseball teams ior a wire backdrop a I ihe playing field. Members voted lo go ahead and provide the backdrop hut delayed the horary donation until it can be determined by the attorney whether or not city fund* can be used for aiding a school already sup­ ported through another area of taxation. Procedure in Ihe effort* to establish a St. Johns Indian lllver Con.-il Authority . . . but primarily for ignoring the Seminole County Commission . . , was blasted today by Commissioner J a m e s P. Avery Jr. “ Like Will Rogers." Avery said, "ail I know is what 1 read In the newspaper. "I am deeply concerned about published reports that Son. Bernard Parrish lias or will introduce a hill In the Legislature seeking to set up a canal authority. "I haven't seen this hill,” continued t h e Commission vice chairman, "and I have no idea wliat it contains. Hoe* it provide for cheeks and bal­ ances, as called for in our democratic form of govern­ ment? To what extent will aulhorily lie granted lo Ihe organization? How will it be financed? Are new taxes in­ volved?" Avery asked: “ When are they going to tell us these things? Alter the Legislature has approved the hill?" The Commissioner said I oat he believes “ il would have been proper for tlie promot­ er* to meet with Hie Commis­ sion and apprise us of wind is going on ami gel our feelings. Any other procedure i* High­ ly i«i>'r*i!'er!" Senator ParrUh has been spearheading Ihe drive lo cs tuhli-.li a canal connecting Ihe St. John* and Indian Rivers, backed by the St. John»-lndian River Navigating Com­ mittee, headed by John Krlder. manager of Hie Chamber of Commerce. Kridor outlined the pro|>o*al In Ihe Slate Hoard of Conservation at Tal­ lahassee last week. In several meetings of the navigating committee it was said that alter a “plan of ae lion” had been established H would be presented to a joint meeting of the County Com­ missions of Seminole, Orang Ilrcvard and Volusia Coun­ ties, seeking llicir aupporl. Three Unions Join Walkout JA C K S O N V IL L E t t I P i l — T h ree u p d a t i n g union* Joined picket* from II mm-npci uting union* today in Htrikiiig the l-loiill* Kind C oast Railway ami two o th e r o p e r a t ill K group* were expected to join th e strik e luler today. The new strik e cam e amid effu ils by the Labor S eerelm y Mini the S tate Railroad ami Public t? til it lew Commission tu get tile F E C bm k to full-male ope ration *, The Iliollierbood of l.oioniut-»e Engineers mid the Order of Railway Conduct on* and Urukcincn, ulrt-ndy out of work s u a e the no n-operating onion* strik e J a n . 2d, w ent on ■diikc ut I2.ni u. m. They were joined shoitly thelea.'ter by member* of ihe lliniherhood of Railway T in lumen. “ My thoughts here today," Avery declared, “do not indi­ cate whether I am ‘pro’ or •con" tor the canal. I am only interested In Imw the author­ ity I* lo lie set up. “ Die normal and natural procedure would have been lo lei Ihe County Commission know what Is going on. Alter all, we are elected and we are supposed to represent the people. “ 1 don't want to look at this bill after it become* law. if it doc*. Who wants to took hull and t h a t the BRIEFS Hoard Meet Set WASHINGTON (LTD The Defense Department an­ nounced Thursday the Vary's Nike - Zeus anti-missile mis­ sile “ recently" Intercepted an Air Force Titan missile over Ihe Southwcsl Pacific. Honors Opposition by tlie Town Council of Casselberry to tlie anticipated incorporation of Fern Park was formally presented today to the Seminole County legislative delegation in a letter from Casselberry’s town attorney, Kenneth W. McIntosh, The letter, pointing to the Town’s action on Three Accused Of Strong Arm, Face Lie Defector Lie delertor lesls will be given three and po**iiily more among eight Negro youth* involved in two purse mulching* here last weekend. County Judge Vernon Mize said (hat three hoys, who <h ny participation in the purse snatching* hut had knowledge of them, have agreed lo undergo lie detec­ tor tests by Ihe Florida Sher­ iff* Bureau here. Ih e group includes Hvo juveniles and three adults. Jewelry taken In the mulch­ ings was recovered. William Young, charged with both robberies, and Willie C. An­ derson, charged Willi one, and two Juveniles tire being held in county juil. Police are searching for a third adult Negro. Three juveniles were released on llieir own recog nuance pending further investiguiiun. Judge Mize said two of the group admitted the purse snatching*. Mary Cox, 319 Celery Ave­ nue, toil her purse contain­ ing $? Sunday evening. Jean clle E. J.alng, U21 South i>uk Avenue, lost her purse con­ taining sao. a ring and watch last Friday evening. Iloth women were injured in the acullle* over their purses. Karl Hits Deficit Spending this time is rigaret and gas­ structure could be erected oline taxes rebates from Ihe with donated Intmr unit at a -I at*. coal of S&.UOU for inuteriuD. M ayor \V. W. Anderson Council *l*u was Mgiceif no pointed out to Sewell the vil­ available unoccupied o f f i c e lage owes the North Orlando building would be unsuitable. Company $7,000 paid to Flor­ It was pointed out only rev- ida Rower and Light Company jeUUa retuivni by the vising.- at fur Street light*, $9,000 paid town .. Recent Test Casselberry Hits 'Incorporation' TAMPA 1 1 1*1) — Mate Rep, Frederick Karl of Haytuna Reach say* one of Hie most pres-lna problems fac­ ing Ihe lUijd State Legisla­ ture i* that of deficit spend­ ing. Karl told Hie Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce here Thurs­ day night that although Ihe stale Constitution prohibits borrowing again*! tax reve­ Open Higher nue except in limited situa­ NEW VO It K l L 1*11 ~ tion*. "we have been slipping •Stock* opened higher and ac­ inta a deficit spending pro­ tive today, paced again by gram that has put u* deep­ strength in autos. ly in debt." the h ju o a . TALLAHASSEE (LTD — The Road Board is scheduled to ntecl here April U to adopt a tentative budget and building schedule for live Itsat Ihe barn aflrr Ihe horse ral year of t!»Vt*5t. has gone?" Hen. J C. Hutchison, Com­ Wiped Out HAVANA (UH> — live of­ mission chairman, said he ficial pres* reporlcd today had “ no comment." hinder was unavailable lor com­ that troop* wiped out twxi hand* in ment. Parrish i* in Tallahas­ anti-government Mntanza* Province yesterday see. killing their leader. March II and addressed to Sen. Math Cleveland Jr. and Hep*. S. J. Davis Jr. and Jan Fortune, li»ted these ob­ jections: “Said incorporated area includes property north of SR CU! and West of Highway 17-92 which is logically the subject o( annexation by Hie Town of Casselberry, subject to co-ordination growth be­ tween Casselberry and Alta­ monte Springy; “ Incorporation will limit growth of l)ie Town of Casselberry along its southern boundary; “ liuoriMiration will halt efforts of existing municipal­ ities in llieir efforts to co­ operate regarding water sup­ ply, sewerage disposal, drain­ age outfall, co-ordinated fire protection, zoning planning and programming, and civil defense." East-West Clash By Wall BERLIN (CPI I — Tension rose olouptly In Berlin today will'll Fast-West police clash­ ed along the bolder wall mid the Russian* blocked a lliilisll television star from flying hi* plane in the all- corridor* leading to the West. The West considered Hie So­ viet veto of the flight a serl ou* violation of tlie Western Allied right of access. It was Hie lust time in fla- four-pow­ er occupation of the eily Holt I be Russian* p r e v e n t e d a Western flight in one of the vital air lunes, 'Ihe border clash broke out when Eastern police fired ID •hot* ut two refugees seating the It. i tin wall and ruptured one. The other, a 21-year-old East til l man, laade it safely ucio»s. I'ommuiiist police h u r l e d bricks at two Western police­ men who went to investigate the 'shooting. Ih e Western police drove lank tlie Com­ munists by tin owing' foui tear gas gii'liuiles over the wall. Building Down GAINESVILLE (DIM i-T hc value of Florida's non-farm building construction for Jan unry dipped 3.2 per cent be­ low that of (lie same month lust year. WASHINGTON (U l'l) Dr. J. Robert Oppcnhclmcr, whose security clearance was suspended hy the Atomic En­ ergy Commission in 1933, will receive Ihe agency's coveted $30,i)oo Enrico Fermi Award. C U F F McKimiLN Alix Open House Slated On Saturday to the attorney who drafted thr village charter, and other Items. * “If we (the village) are re­ sponsible for tiiia debt," An­ derson said, “then wa have no chotra but to assesa an ad valorem tax. M i s . Ill-lie V a n Eep twd p r o ­ Unions Hit PARIS (HIM) - Rebellious coal miner* in northern France shouted down their union leaders with cries of “ treason" today and re­ fused to end a .tit day strike on terms of a union-govern­ ment compromise. Heartened WASHINGTON (HIM) An estimated 3<kj persons are expected to attend ■Hia Inlaw Department official.* “open house’* of Allx of San­ « era heartened today by a ford in it* new modern plant ' sharp drop in Ihe nation's last on South Highway 17-92 lie unemployment r a t e tween 2 and 1 Saturday alter- month, but they warned that the Jobless problem remains noon. Alix bclmeidman, president serious. of Alix of Miami, of which Alix of Sanford is a division, Vote Seen WASHINGTON (U P!) — will lie Ihe principal speaker iii rihlsin cutting cercinuule* The Senate exited* to vote next week on a trimmedcommencing at 2 p m. down $1(9 billion weapons • • • authorization bill that would i Other stories outhe .Mix provide funili to vpis-d deve­ Open House can lie found lopment of tlio RS7U waron page U ol today's Herald.piano. • • • Stale Senator Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Reps. 8 . J. Davit Jr. mid Jim Furtimo will head a llsl of local and stale dlgnilnries, along with U, S, .Small llosinc** Admin­ istration officers, attending the open house. The legisla­ tive delegation members are returning front Tallahassee especially for the event Clifford Mi'Kihhiii Jr., presiilent of the Sonforil--Seminole Development Company, will lie master of ceremonies. In­ vocation will he pronounced tiy Rev. flerbcrl W. Goers* of file Lutheran Church ol the Redeemer. Following int rixlnction ol dignitaries, Mayor T. S. Mc­ Donald will give Ihe uddresi of welcome, •followed l»y County Commissioner John Alexander, llibbon culling officially opening the new plum will follow Sclineidman's -address. the assemblage will be in­ vited to make a tour ol the plant. A shark bar will In1 available for refreshments, provided by the Florida I’owcr and Light Company. Kolmrds Dies SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. (HIM) — Old-time movie hero and stage actor Jacon Robards Sr. died late Thurs­ day alter suffering an ap­ parent hear attack while working in his yard. He was 7u. (Juiet Probe MIAMI (HIM I — Cuban exile sources said today Hint Fill agents anil official* of the H. S. Immigration Ser­ vice are quietly questioning leaders of refugee groups which have carried out raids on Cuba. New Appeal MIAMI (HIM) - One of Ihe two Miami attorneys who started Florida’* recent tea p|Mirt ion me lit battle ap­ pealed |u the H. S, .Supreme Court Thursday to declare the present tJM iiator. 112 representative plan unconsti­ tutional. Richard ||. M. Swann filed the notice of ap­ peal on grounds (hat there is no logical basis for the plan, which resulted after three special sessions of tlie Stale legislature. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Across-the-board suit's tax menu urea designed to mine nn udditiomd 8275 million In Revenue were introduced in tlie LcgisInture today nlong with a hill to boost the stato cignrot tax. Tlie sale* tax measure, introduced in both the senate and the home, would j * leave only a few sales rx- 1 rm pl from Ihe Stale three | per cent sales tax. It would place the lax on foods anil medicines, a proposal with which Gov. Farris Bryant said he wouldn't agree. Exceptions would include motor vchirhys which arc Saturday i* Easter f.lly already taxed at one per­ Hay In Snnfurd a* children cent, Rlhle*. prayer book* and like articles, seed, feed of the Mi-thodiRt Youth Fel­ and fertilizer sold lo farm­ lowship of the First Meth­ ers, certain produce sales by odist Church take to tho farmers to consumers, school street* to sell Ihe little sym­ lunches, school milk, school bol* to help hoont Ihe lag­ books and sales to InstIlulilions of higher learning ami ging Easier Seal* campaign. John Appleby, chairman trade In* which arc deducted from ihe price of any item. announced today that head­ An administration-supported quarter* for the one day measure increasing the cur­ drive will lie in Ihe former rent tax on cigarette* Uireo quarter* of the Robb Bak­ cents a package was tossed ery on thr rornrr or First in by Sen. Harry Slratlon of St. and Ralmrtto Ave., Callahan. It joined the other through the courtesy of measures by Sen. Ed Manurl Jacobson. Fraser of MacClcnny and MYF member* and othei* Hep. Frank Marshlmm of youth* who will be working le v y as the first major tax on Ihe drive are to meet at legislation of Ihe session. Ihe hradquarlera at 9 a. m, After brief morning ses­ then go out in group*. sions, the House adjourned The Easter Lily *alr in until 11 a. m. Monday and sponsored hy the Central Uie Senate adjourned until Florida unit of th r Society 3 p. nt. Monday. for Crippled Children. In lire house, Rep. Frederick Karl of Volusia introduced a hill calling for a full-scale Investigation hy Ihe House of stain borrowing, including (he $157 million refinancing of Ute stale turnpike. The m m mlitre would consist ol A 12-yenr-olil schoolgirl from three lo five member* ami would report hick to the suffered heat) luCtraUcns anil nn Injured ankle when struck House by May 13. by a truck while en route to school this morning. Sheriff J. I,. Hobby sold Rut ili I* Gustnvson, daughter of Mrs. Joyce Guataveon 726 Cherokee Circle, wae struck hy g truck driven by Sharon GENEVA (HIM) — The So- Kny Three wit, Longwood. Deputiee J. (j. Galloway vii't Union today iirrrpled (Ilu anil James IL Moore, who in­ American proposal for a “hot line" communications link be­ vestigated, said witnesses re ­ tween Moscow and Washing­ ported Miss Threewlt hud ton to clue tlie llireut of war stopped her truck on SR 427 to permit a group of children by iiccidi'iiL Soviet rliief delegate Hem- to cross the street. Sho sta rt­ yon K. Tmrnpkln nun In tho ac­ ed up to pase behind tha ceptance at today'a session of group when the Guetavion tho 17-nation disarmament girl, it was said, stepped hack lulu the side of thu truck. Na conference. “Tho Soviet Union I* ready chuigca were filed. to ucrcpt a direct rtmimunirnlion link,(either telegraph or teletype, h e t w e e ii govern- i Gregory Hits ineiit*," lie said. Anierli-un delegate Flurries Voter ‘Deal* (j. Kleltu Bnid his guvernnienl GREENWOOD, Ml**. (UIM) "warmly welcomes" the So­ —Negro comedian Dick Greg­ viet itiilliillin anil i'iilied for ory rhnigrd Thursday night informal private dim ussioix Unit the Justh-a Department tu wulk uilt the detail*. hiul mud* a deal with Mis*!*aippi ailthoritc* in releuiing eight “ring leader*’' in voter TfrroriHtN registration murche*. CARACAS, Venezuela (UIM) “The Justice Department —RroCatlro terrorist* early ha* made deals with these peo­ today blew iqi Radio Tropi­ ple ami they’re still making cal'* triimmilting plant, de­ deal* with them," Gregory stroying equipment valued at tuld u nighttime rully of 400 Negroes, $luo,uut). Easter Lily Day Slated Saturday 12-Year-Old Hit By Truck Soviets Okay Hot Line Link Our Way WASHINGTON (UIM) — Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk Nearing Moon MOSCOW ( HIM)—Russia's assured Congress today the cold war tide is running our Lunik-4 rocket neared the vi­ cinity of the moon t chJicy, its way. exact mission still a mystery to the West. New Village Hall Talked A t Council A new lown hull ami mcatii for raising operating funds were discussed by Nor lb OrUndo Village Cuuiu.il with un Orlando attorney, Jnliu Sewall, Thuisday evening. Council waa generally agreed that the North Clilun<b- Comwould duo*Ur * ail* for NO. 68-1 tested: “ Wo promised no tuxes ami I'll fight you on that is­ sue." Anderson replied the question tuuld be decided In a referendum, Sewell advised: “If they (the company) want Ur col­ lect, let them sue. It appear* there whs a little nver-tearbfa..* I .1 - 1... Herald Index Uriiige .............. Rage Classified .. Rage HI A Comics Re, 'age Dear Abby **Rage Editorial H II 10 H TEN YEARS AGO Robert Uillhimcr (right) in­ itiated A. I*. Howersox into tho Sanford Elks Lodge. Thursday evening Uillhimer, punt exalted ruler, installed lloweraox on exalted ruler of the lodge. Here Hillhimer hands the gavel to Bowersox, (Gubbimm Photo) �ffhf R in f o r i V rn tlb P a g e 2— F ri. A p r. 5 , 63 New Officers Elected By Sunshine Circle Lev. Grover Sewell Who Rules You? It wa* a su sa fe ic<ne that , heart* cned out in pratte ani many people wiroessed near- ; adoration. We can imagine *o many 1> :,uoo year* ego- The cen U r of attention w»* focused ! tinny* that mu»t have hap upon a young Person **'rid# jene-l oo thi* historic occas­ a colt »ho rode with com­ ion. Perhap* thi* Sabbath wa* plete confidence a< to HU ■a beautiful one. It wa* April •pringtime, and the orchard* purpose. Great crowd* of people were In bloom. The morning pu»bed and milled about the • tun *parklcd on the Temple atreeta. T.iey threw Hielr and the clear blue tkie* can­ clothe* and palm branche* opied all the land. Contribut­ before thi* One who»e eye* ing to thi* beauty did Jeiu* were tad even though Hi* »mlle a* He looked out at ear* were hearing, "Hoianna i the multitude who were prai*to L'ie boo of D and"; "Bl#**- ing Him? ! believe He did! There came the hour to ed be the King that cometh in the name of the Lord; leave Jeruialein. The parting peace In bearen and glory in wa* not ea*y. Chritt loved the building* of thin holy city, the blfbeM!" In the day of our lord a but He kived Ihe people far pri.ee i *wn of honor waa more. Destruction wa* to be the known to symbolize victory. A Roman general who*# vic­ lot for both building* and tory bad been great waa people limply becauie they were going U> refute Hi* honored with a parade. It U true that aucb a pro- Kingthlp. There were tear* cettlon waa different from on Ilia face aa He realued our Lord'*, in many waya. In that thi* wa* the truth. the Roman parade the gen­ Certainly He waa to en­ eral rode in a large chariot dure suffering, even Vo ta tt­ which waa pulled by four ing hell, yet thi* wa* not horses. A crown of Uurel the reason for HU tear*. era* worn on bU bead and a Self-pity wa* not for Him acepUr wa* held in hU hand. but pity for tboie He loved There were m uildani, Ro­ *o much wa* greater than man ten*ton, the elctorkmi word* can aay. soldier*, a* well *■ chained We have bees talking about captive*. The almilarity wa* centuries ago, yet, bow mo­ to be found is the feeling of dern it sound*, loo. Are we victory. singing praUe* to Hi* name Today there are place* In and claiming loyalty to the the E ait where the palm U King of King* while turning ■till dliptayed to aymboliie our hack* on HU real dealre* victory. Many countriei make for u*. v ie of the palm military de­ The most important thing coration* that tell of «uc- for you and me U to hoar cei*. and obey Him a* He aay a to Some people of the time of ua anew," . . . *«ek ye flral our Lord felt that Jerua waa the Kingdom of God, and HU the awaited King who*# ml*- righteousness; and all the** a Ion waa not completely un- things ahsll be added unto deratood, but One for whom you" (M att 6:33); "Go ye their voice* a* well a* their therefore, and teach all na­ tion*, bapUating them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to ob­ serve all thing* whatsoever I have commanded you; and to, I am with you always." (Matthew Mil*, 20). The dilemma of our day, aa well a* any other, can be Baptlim for infant* will be seen in so many people not conducted thU Sunday by knowing to whom their basic Rev. John H. Hire* at Grace loyalty must be pledged. Man Methodlit Church in Sanford will continue hU Inhumanity aa part of tha ipedal obier- to hU fellowman until we vationa and aervieea planned are all united under the by the church for Holy Week. King of King*, even our Lord Young people and adulU ChrUt. who have been attending clatae* for the pait aevaral week* al*o will be received Sunday School Into full memberablp thi* Sunday. Plans Contest Immediately following the By Jan# Casselberry morning worahip a e r v i c e The Prairi# Lake Baptist member* of the HYr and their parent* and guaata will Sunday School will launch a leave in a car caravan for "Black Sh#«p" contest Sun­ Lake WaUa where they will day morning to be conduct­ attend the P uttoo Play. ed April 7-31. Joint aervice* of Grace Nam** of all Hi* member* Church and the Kbcncier in the Sunday School will be hlrthodiii Church will be held written on cutouts of black on Maundy Tburaday and sheep and posted on the bul­ Good Friday with mlnutera letin board in Uie church of both church#* participat­ vetubule. Aa the member* ing. Tbur*day'a aervice U bring someone new to Sunday acheduled at Grace and Fri­ School their sheep will be d a y s will be held at Ebcn- turned lo show the white tie r. tide. Duplicate wurahip lervlcei Harley hiurgill is t e n Inc will be held at 6:41 a.m. and a* director of the contest at 11 a.m. at Grace Church which i» being promoted by on E atler Sunday, Fiuyd Uillry, Grace Church Gives Schedule For Holy Week Elder Springs Plans Series Of Cottage Prayer Meetings The Brotherhood of th* Eld Mrs. B. S. Kiddy aud Mr. e r Spring* Baptist Church and Mrs. T. U. Sindage, will *pun tor cottage prayer Meeting* fur Thursday in­ meeting* prior hi Uie Revival clude Hie following liomet: starting April It. The enlire Mr. and M n. Loon Stcimucychurch family will be meet­ er, Air. and Air*. 0. P. Wade, ing for prayer in these differ­ Mr. and Mra. James Blalock, ent homes and friend* and Ur. and Mr*. Lin Twyman, neighbor* are warmly invit­ Air. and Mr*. Carlo* Urlifin, ed to attend. Ur. and Mr*. Archie Free­ Hie first meeting will be man, Mr. and Mr*. Sam Par­ held in (lie home of Mr. and rish, Mr. aud Mra. C. C. Mr*. Kriiiiuih Edward*, H i 7. Ilannar, Mr. and Mr*. Earn Douglas Ave., Tnurtdiy. e*t Wright, Mr. and Mr* Monday the meeting will be Lloyd Hatch and Air. aud in the home of Mr. and Mr*. Airs. Jim Walker. Harry Haw kins, atu S LorAlembert of the Brother­ maim Cr., I-ungwuod. hood who will be leading the Tiw meeting* fur Tuesday meeting* Include Dave Car­ will be located lo Hie follow­ penter, Ken Meadors, Clyde ing home*; Mr. and Mr*. Dempiay, Wall UriUon, Orrie Frank lluichioon, Mr. end Flynt, tin Twyman, Carlo* Mr*. A. H. Young, Mr. and Griffin, Glrun Miller, Leunard Mr*. Charles Burns, Mr. and Tiaon, Wilton Coleman, Ben Mrs. J. W. Lowe, Mr. and Taylor, Sum Parrish, Harry Mr*. L. K. Slziaiwv, Mr. liawkina, Ernie W r i g h t , and Mrs. W. W. Coleman, Doyle Uiuwu, Jim Blalock. Mr. and Mr*. Ben Taylor, Jim Walker, Clint Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. B Brown, VirgU McLaughlin and the Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Brown, pastor Rev. B. Hamilton <Ur. and Mra. U rrit FJyul, Griffin. serretary. Mr*. T G. Reuter. * Mr*. Caeiber presented a May 7. from 9 until i t a.m . In t i a r t r . Mr* Bill ilw A , pcojram on Honk Kong from at the home of Air* tse sb e r iiEuuine ciairm sn; Mrs the mi*»*on stud* course on Pendleton Dr. on Forest City. Philip Cie-ber. devotional book. " The Rim of A»U.” A rummage *ale U plan chairman and Mr*. Leonard Casselberry, publicity chair­ ned by the circle for May UPW To Meet 3-1 at the Super Valu FooJ man. T ie Lotted Preibvtenan Mr* MacLeod ;**r a d» More parking lot on SR *56 Refreshment* of doughnut*. Women of the Westminster tolional c o u ittin j of inspira­ Church will tional poem* and tloriet Danish paftry and coffee Preibyterian about the Sunday Scuo-d were served by the twi.es* meet next Wednesday at S p. m. at the home of Mrs. teacher"* reua,n»iblhty to her prior to the meeting. The neit meeting o* the Furl 15 Harris. 1911 Summ»'rpupil* The prayer wa* g<*en 1 circle will be held Tuesday.! field in Winter Park by Mr*. D ugrnt The Sunobvtc Circle of the | CSMCIberry Community Mtihcd .it Cuurch WM.S met Tuesday morning at the home of Mr*. Edna Duyi 3 . 1170 Scmmu.e 81*d. -n Cas­ selberry. i.irt’c chairm an Mr* iMr win h'sea preiidcd at a meeting to elect officer* for the coming year. They were Mr*. Jahn Howard, chair­ man: Mr* Don ils rle o d . cw chairman; Mr*. Dufgins, T H E E A S T E R LOOK, to becom e p re v a le n t th in P alm S u n d a y , a lre a d y in o b serv ed a t th e S a n fo rd USO club. H e re p r e tty J u d y T u r n e r o f T h e H e r­ ald new s s t a f f a d m ire s th e han d w o rii$ o f C aro ly n H iyirin*, USO s t a f f aid e, w ho re g u la rly a d o rn s th e clu b w alls w ith a m o tif in k eep in g w ith th e seaso n . (H e ra ld P h o to ) Westminster To Hold Communion Area Ministers Set Good Friday Service Alliance Seminar Set In Qrlando Officer* and teacberi of the Sanford Alliance Sunday School will attend a Sunday School Seminar tonight at the Orlando Alliance Church, An­ derson and Delaney Street* in Orlando. Principal speaker for tha meeting will be Rev. Deloi Holmes, director of Sunday School prumoUon with Chris­ tian Publication*, who will be a**isted in workthop aeiiion* by oilier member* of Hie Orlindu church. Rev. Holmes will present two addresses, “ Where Are We Now!" and “An*wars to Leader*tup Problems" which, (long with Hie planned work­ shops, are expected to "be a real impetus and blessing to Hie Alllinee Sunday School* of our area," Rev. C. C. Dee*, pastor of Hie Sanford Church, said today. A light tupprr will be pro­ vided at 6:30 p m. and Hie meeting will get underway at 7:30 p.m. UPY To Meet In Howell Park By Jane Casselberry United Piesbyterlan Youth of Hit- Westminster Presby­ terian Church will meet at 6:30 p. h i . Sunday in Hie chapel at Howell Park. Donna Lutalgren will have the devoliun. Linda and Tom­ my Pitman will be in charge of relresiiiuents. Good Friday Set Methodist Group Service By Jane Casselberry To Make Trip Pastor C. R. Zehnder will conduct a special Holy AVeek To Lake Wales Service al the Ascension Lu- By Jane C a sns e lw b e rir;y ** j «» h» w therm Church on Overbrook Young people Iroin the | Dr. In Caiselberry on Good Alclhoditl Youth Fellowship Friday at 7:30 p. m. and adults of Uie Casselberry I children of the Sunday Community Method)*l Church . Stbooi , >petjl| will go lo V ke Wale. Salur-1 number l t w v ic # „ day where they will visit a l - ; „ |h> E i„ er Sunday tract.on* iu l.:e area ani morning worship service atteni the Black Hills Pas­ sion Play. The Sunday Schiatl Bus will leave the church al 8 a. m. and the group will visit Cypress Garden*, the Great Alasierpicce and Uok Tower. They will enjoy s picnic lunch ami supper Special S oup ami church rate* have been uhtuincd for the ex cur• on. ^Attend M THE SACREO EARTH OF MT. CALVARY! 1.1.M il >«su» |l'«fNilfip* , ,* •Into*! Lki-AUWB tills Ml* 1*4 *»va* |kB* llic a liiHHfl tilling }#u k( U §1 its1|hi * lm |pj ap*Lr fiuka itatf . . . iJaaia arar la u a h n )«« iM n la A«aiU a«4 d:L*•»*. km p a ^ta«*iitN| *t— !• JUS4I i l l bldlt ) N B6ll, ll*6 V»a U* )«Mir I M 1*4* 71 If f**'n mm *mih*\U4 mkl* lUa gI#*®ir-f ainm *n#W4k4 m m<i W lutik. irtuia »l touiiw leu tkji «r.J )*.**. •Miiey pUI U Iwllr i*U*4*4. ?Mu}*a*** «* aMaiaff gmmmmuU. N-kJ ta*h. ( W i at ai4ar I n ( . a i ) lai Ha. services this week a t ifourmvn place of worskip if you act now! ALL SOIT.a r s T H O L I O • HI NLII Oak A s a . a l Mb SI. Richard L y o n s Psslor S u n day Massta ____ 6:11 a. re. ___ 1 :1 * n. re _ _ 1#:#* a. re. _ _ 11:11 a. re W s a k d a y s __ 7:11 a. sc. Christian cm nm o» r.o o B a d A Fra arh O s m M D S u s l s r r ig h t P a sto r Sunday Srt-ool — » 41 n. n . Morning W o rship I t M s. m. E « a n g * l l i t ie S srr . 7 I I p. re. Tuss. P ra y er Sarr, 7:1# p. re. Thurs. T o u n g P so p la E ed aarar .—I— Til* P- *n. OF • IN ST CH I NCR T ilt: AAIARKVR L a k e Mary, Fla . H er. *V L llutcorabr, P a a lo f Sunday I . IS s. re. . Bible School t l 05 a. re. - M o rn in g W o rship 7i0# p. re. — E v e n i n g S e r v ic e 7:0# p. m. «— AVad. MM-W eek P ra y * r S a r i k t s 7:0* p re, 7«d W sd , MI ss Ictv a ry S srr lco Congregational CO A(VN Eli AT I OVAL CHRISTIAN C H I N C H t t ' a l t r # Cbarrb a f Ck rlall p a r k A s e a o e a t M l * PIS n a. (U. „ Church Sch oo l II.-44 n. re. ___ - S»rTlra * 1 0 p re. _ C h ristia n T s u th Mlnlatry R s t . W a l t t r A H - MrPhsraon. P a sto r Lutheran Pentecostal FIHnT PENTECOSTAL C H I RCH OF IOTGW OOD M l nraaga street Rev. E. Ruth O ran: — P a sto r Su n day S chool ____ 14:## a. m. Morning Wo rahip 11:00 a. r a ­ Sunday E v e n i n g __ 7:1# p. re. Wad. Hlbls S tu d y — 7:19 p. ru Con-iurror* Meetin g F r id a y ----------------Til# p. F IR S T CNRISTTAV C H T H C 1 LC T H EH A N CHURCH OP d i b c t p i .e s o r c h n i s t T H E RE O E IIN E H I*UT *. i s a l s r * A sa . I N R . SStk P la ce R s t . W a y n a J o h n sto n P a sto r “ The Church o f the Lutheran S u n d s r School *:** n. re. H o u r - and TV “Thin Is th# g l R A T P R E S B Y T E R IA N Morn ing W o rs h ip 11:** a. re. L l f # ' CHURCH H erb ert W. Ooarss —— P a sto r Sunday School S i l l a. re Oak A s* , a a # Third 4 b W ors hip S a r r l i # — 10:1# a. an. fJrov#r S*w#tl J r . ____T a s t a f CMLNCII o r C H H U T Tho m a s H. Mak ln _ A s s i s t a n t (ItBtTS Morn ing W o rship _ 1:4! a. re. Ralph B r t s s r Jr. E T S S c st lst Sunday Sch oo l — 0:4! a. re. m b i t S c h o o l ____I# Of a- re S ession M sa tln g _ 10:11 a. re. M o rn ln r W orship It : # # a. m. Morn ing W o rs h ip 11:0) a. m. E a r n i n g w'ors blp _ T:t» p. m r F e l lo w s h i p 1:00 p .m . W sd . P r s r s r S sra ie s 7;IS p in . ORACH METHODIST CHIHCF1 Pionee Parlor F e l lo w s h i p _ 0:40 p. m. Onora ltd., at W ood land At s , H i t . Jo hn H. Hires. Jr. P a sto r E v e n i n g W o rship . . . 7:1) p m. PAOLA ( HI NCR OP CU B IS T Sunday School — 1:1! a. m. Wsd. P rayar S erv ice 7:1* p re. l l l g b s s s r *4 W t s l l t :# 4 a. m. Morris R u b y — — K ra n g u llst i t o r n l n g W o rship B ib le Cls as* t _ !»:#0 n. m. U T F ---------------------- - 6:3* p. in. Morn ing W'orsblp . 11:*S a- m. E v s n l n g W ors hip _ * 00 p. re. E H E N B I E R METHODIST Blbta U s i l i i Wsd. 7:10 p m . CHURCH Citrus H a lg h la C H I N C H OF CH NIST R st . Ray Gregory, Jr„ P a sto r L s s i s s e * d . F in . Lord's D i p S sra lr a s l* :I0 n m. S u n dry grhoo l .—— 0:15 a. re. l t :5 # a. re. nnd I n * p m . M o r a l e s W orship T O L IS T Y O U R M T F ............. ............ ... « 14 p. m. Eve. W o r s h i p _____ 7:1* p. re. CHI RCH OF CH RIST O i l P r a y e r Str vto e 7:10 p. m. IMS P ark A t r s a r Bart B r p n a — ■- E v a n g e l i s t Su n day r i R S T METIIOIIIST LIII'HCII Hlbls Stu d y „ ......- IS:#* a. m. SIS P ark Are. Atom lu g Worahip II:®# a. re. Joh n T. Adams Jr. — Pastor E r s n i n c Ser vice — « -0 p re. Murnlng Worship _ l:I> a. m. e s s ••Herald o f T r u t h - l p re. kunday S.-hool ____ 0:41 a. Sunday o n Channel p Morning Worship 1#:IS a. in. T u s s lay M r - M e e t i n g s ___1:10 p. Ladles Blbta Clasa to.uC a r e . »Intermed iate. Senior) W ed n e sd a y E v e n i n g W o rship —. 7:11 p. B ib le C l a e s e s ---- — 7:1# p m. Presbyterian Church Of Christ Methodist CHURCH NOTICE Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH OP CH NIST SCIENTIST aaa P a s t Sanaa# S tr eet S u n day M r lea 4 Sunday S eb sa l 11:1# a. m. S ubje ct: "Unreality" W ednesd ay Rsrstsa l:#S p m. I l t a d l n g Room: ! # ! £ First. W s a k d s y s : 10:1# a m . • I I # p re. F rida y E v e n i n g : S:I0• :S# p in . Nazarene P I H t T CHURCH o r T H E RAgAHESH W. Pad s i . a t Mapla As*. Paul B l c k s s .......... ..... ....P a sto r b u n d s r Sch oo l - — » *i a. m. Morn ing W ors hip 10:11 a. m. T o u t a _____ ____ — 4:0# p. m. E v a n g e l i s ti c Harries 7:0* p m . Third Sunday S ln g sp lr a ilo n _ _ S:S* p. m. CALL FA 2-26/7 Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Wilpun-Eichtiberfftr Mortuary h u n l e t l . WU mrs abJ Staff The American Oil Company Hr. and Mra, M. K. Slrioklsnd I 'n ig r e s s iv t P rin t i n f Co. J. M. C U B tro R and Staff Wilson-Maier Fumiluie Co. S le tik ln im R m lly B u b Stenstraia and Sistf Mrn. Appleby*n Restaurnnt Mr. and Mra. Al Miiaon Lucille and Harulsi AppUby 111 N. Faik Echobi lleddlnu I'umpmiy Mr. au d Mrs . L. F . G a r e t t Hullrr Motor SmIAs Co, Fmmrli Farrrll A Slafl The Rift Theatre Hill L e v a la r e * E m plujcea J- C. Penney Company C. L. Itobineoa and k n p lu je I (Mid F a ir S to re s, In r. I s o o r | * B a ll* ) Vou'll isca.es an sulhs.dK taiga * Ksaploy i e * Sanford Allanllc National Bank Mon aid H. Utxlgrs A Hiatt Southern Nulural L bs J o b s D unn 4 Staff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Jimmy Grappa A Kmpluyren I f ?79 0-ss rwa •—v i — m * I t i u " 7 * *• **-»*■ Haas (SC | I t eases si CHRISTIAN IMPORTS Catholic riffi r a n U |« y i« H ftil at Umlt ir. M ir a iL T o r nuo c h in c h C*r. XTta t t * flliH R. VI. g u d u r ---------------- P a sto r • u s d a y S chool __ I I I a. re. Morn ing Wor*b!|> 10 IV a. reEva n l s g W o r s h ip — 7.14 p. rn. T i l l . E vening Church Of God These Sanford Merchants fit* U6 lU |!4Mlli6 W fltlMl L /f i.,lM U >*0k.f»l lliu Ivnitwilia, lliMlRtri«( illllf (luu U • *' I 0 '.L- I Li Jl —A- I I :**I.Js t* Mi, iklitiT I«mt tum/gdl MHfratM Ins htiM. Ik* MiiuH Mal<4 r*f|li, •Uibesl BJiJ liciiMsFiJ Vink il« m*t U m#J SL AHsembly Of Go<l Baptist Revival To Be Held In Prairie Lake lh» UluiH. §W***..f *ivis, lo* i |sf4na46| | t#<s4a.MvUK (1st Mflt4 9*ftk »l MllAhaiy... h|Hf6 inui Mlinesi »m4 4**4 l« 0. S. Baa M U n i . n r a • i- m i m i * n . t p r i t r Uie l lrla a d a lie. at M i n i * fl. Ha mi: i on G r i f f i s _ P a sto r | I « i4*7 School t: 4S L re. l i l o r a l n g W a r s h ip tt.*» *. m. T r a in in g Union * 1# P ns E r i v i s * W a rs h ip _ 7.11 p- B. T ra d itio n a l th re e -h o u r se rv ic e s o n (rood F rid a y Toulh #*r*i • -----t.#0 !»• m. c o n d u cted a n n u a lly by m in is te rs o f th e S a n fo rd j U ; d -W < i l i S erv ice 7:1* p. ns A re a M in iste ria l A sso c ia tio n w ill be h eld th is y e a r fro m noon u n til 3 p.m . a t th e F ir s t M eth o d ist C h u rc h . A tte n d a n c e in w hole o r In p a r t is en co u ra g e d f o r th e Baptist w o rk in g m a n o r w om an a s well a s fo r th e public In rm *T a v m t T c a r a c ii tie risk general . ft C h sn e* .. P a sto r At i* cuttoniary theme oi yMo m i n e W o rs h ip — l : t i a. m. the service will be 'T h e Safiflsy Sch ool ____ 1:41 a- m. o r a in e W a rs h ip l ! : * * a. m Seven Last Word* of the M T r a ln l n e Union — 6:13 p. re. Cro*»." E s s n l n e W o r i h l p .. T:*9 p. re Rev. John T. Adam*, First W sd. P r s y s r S srT ics Til* p. a . Methodivt minister will five C C V T a t l BAP TIS T C N t a C H the first word, "Father For­ c a r . l a t h at. at o a A s* . give Them for They Know O i l l * m lth __________ P a i t o r Bur.dar S chool . . _ I I . a. m. Not What They Do." M o r n l s e W'oriaip It 10 a. m. The Second word. "Thou T r a l n l n e U n i s * — 4:11 p. re. ■y J ib # Casselberry E r a n l n e W a r i h l p p. re. Rev. Ewell Payo# of Pick­ Shalt B# With Me In P ara­ W t d . P r a r s r S s r r l c s 7:1* 7;I* P re. dise" will be given by Rev. ens, S. C., will be the evan­ S u r s s r r Opsa p. mgelist at a revival scheduled R. L. Strickland of the W STuI at nd s y-- -----------------T:II N i t s B r o a d c a st * at the Prairie Lake Bapti*t | Church of God of Prophecy Church in Fern Park the while the third word. "WoN T . H A V E * P R IM ITIVE week of April 14-11 to be held m»n Behold Thy Son: Son BAP TIS T C H I N C H SSIh *1. a s * r l s s s A s a . simultaneously with revival* Behold TTiy Mother," will be C. T. M o r r i s ---------------P a sto r at other churches of the We- delivered by Rev. John L. R t f u l a r M ' S t ln e l * : l * a_ m. Hires of Grace Methodist ( F i r s t Hundayi ktwa Baptilt A nn, C o n f s r s n c * ____ —— T:S# p. To. Services will b# conducted Church. (p r scsd ln r f a t a r i a y l Rev. Grover Sewell of the Third S u n d s r ____ 7:1# p. re at 7:30 p.m. each day and a Jo* H a r r l l i ___ _ Ass'S P a sto r nursery will be provided. The First Preibyterian Church wil! speak on "Aty God, Aly public i* invited to attend. VAK STsim t a i s i i n v v i i v BAP TIS T C H I N C H A covered djili Fellowship God. Why Hath Thou For­ A Mvllr A sa . Supper is being planned fur saken Ale?" the fourth word Pau la i au . *1. C A l l t r ______ P a st o r April 13 in conjunction with and Rev. William Guess of S u n d s r School — 10 :0* a. re. the Pinecrest Baptist Church S u n day the revival. Morn ing W o rs h ip 11:*4 a. re. Rev. and Mr*. Payne will will give the fifth word on S u n day U r t n l n e Worahip 7i*S p. re. arrive on the 13th and will "I Thirst." The sialh word. "It Is Fin­ W s d n s s d a y stay at the home of Rev. and P r a y s d S tr v lca _ . 7:44 p. m. Airs. Leonard June*. Mr*. ished," will be given by Rev. Charles Dees of the Sanford Payne was speaker at th* P IS E C N K S T B A P T I S T Million School held recently Alliance Church sod the CHINCH Final and eciealh word. "In­ O i s r s Raad al the Prairie Lake Church. P a sto r W illia m J. O u ss s The couple served for many to Thy Hands I Commend Morning W orship 1:40 A Aly Spirit," will be delivered 1 1 a. m. years as missionaries lo the »-.** ». rn. Sunday School - - . Cherokee Indians in North by Rev. Walter McPherson T r a in i n g Union — .. 6:11 p m. of the Congregational Christ­ 7:1# p reK r s a ln g W orship Carolina and will show slide* W sd . O lficar* A T s a c h s r s ami curio* from the Indian ian Church s a tl n g —-..... - -- - *>t# prn At various times throughout WM field. Rev. Payne also will sd . P r a j s r Bsrvlc# 7:10 p m . Uie service there wiH be bring with him slides and curios from tbmr travels in prayer, meditation, respon­ sive readings, and congrega­ the Bahamas and in South tional singing as well as choir America showing B a p t i s t and solo selection* presented work there. by participating churches. He will present Bible Stor­ ies especially fur the chil­ dren uiing the flannel graph. TOURS! THIS LIVING CROSS v«*r, a is ro n n i m i M i : * in m u P a ra I n . M is *i. C C bru P allor s . r . d a y Schoel ... _ I I I s. m. M u f e l v e W o r s h ip 11:0# *. re. E v a n th g ICorilL* — T:## p. m. A.T.F. Thur*. — *:** p. m. W sd . P rn y sr S a r r l t e s 7:1* pin. pise c h e st By Jane Casselberry Rev. John N. Montgomery, p a ilir of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, ha* re­ turned from two week* active duty at the U. S. Naval Sta­ tion In Key West where he carried on Hie duties of the Senior Protestant Chaplain during the regular Chaplain'* absence on leave. He will conduct the regu­ lar service of Holy Com­ munion held oe the first Sun­ day lor each quarter at It a. m. this week In the tem­ porary chapel located in Heftier Home* Offices at Howell Park on SR 436. New member* will be wel­ come. Church School classes from kindergarten through adult* meet at 6:43 a. m. There is a nursery tor the care of small children during the church aervice. •« h1 D i m » i OUI sow th o w i.iv no H v rritT o r apk l l i e V. I ' i l r l a i I v * . v . n . M a n sa r d . ca»s«t P a sto r Su n day SehOul - f l i t 4.IWT r a ln l n g t n l M . — * 1 * P re W o rship II l ra. 7 -1* p ns. W i l E t m l l f P f i j i r 7:1# f R Alliance L ~ L. — WILCOMH WAOON V I K G I M .L _____ i -I j FFIK U bK I IV O. Boa I3II N U llA i t N U IlillS B-ISU S U tc f Mrm In su ra n c e C onuiunies Irvieg I. I’rjo r and S u ff �Nursing Home tChr frnnfurh r r l . Apr. , Ijrralb 3 List Growing For Centennial Needs Stressed Seminole County docs not have one single li­ censed nursing bed, said Mrs. Tnnmnr Braden, assist­ ant administrator of the Sarepta Home for the Aged to the Kiwanis Club Wednesday. “Furthermore," she said, "it costs nearly $5,000 per bed to build new facilities which meet mini­ mum state requirements," Legal Notice i\ T in : r i m i it c m iit n r t i m : s i M ii m m i i ii. n u ­ ll ir n r %m i 1*011 » » : m M II.K I III M l . 1-1.1111111%. I I I I M I ' . I I I '* '• VOKItlOAN KHI»Kll AT. SAVtv u s A M I l . n \ N ASSOCIA ­ T IO N OH* Olll.ANUO. T-U Intlff. iH i.i.it: n m ot t t * 1. t-siin r.i:. n u* D efendants. M t r i i i: in * »% t.B N o T in : is i n : n K « r o i v r.X III a l no l h a 1*1 II d a y " f Apr il, m s . " t it:®* a . Ma l I h s m a i n Moor o f l*ie C o u r t l l u t i i e of S em in o le C o u n t y . «t Kanf.ird. Klorlils. Hi* u n d e r sltsiie.l C l e r k w ill o f f e r f'»* • ale to Ik e h l a h e e t a n d k»»t Itl.Mer f o r r a s h I k e f o l l o w i n g Uie-Tlk.it r e a l p r o p e r t y : Iwrt SI. LA KM lU tA N T 1,1 ;Y HILLS. se en ri li n g t " Ike D o t I k e re o f *■ r e r - r i l r d In I 'l a t l l o o k 13, Jorue JT. lkitillr l l r . - r d s o f S e m in o le C o u n t y . KlorIlls. t o g e t h e r w i t h all M ru e liir e e . I m p r o v e m e n t s . f l a l u r e e . a|i|itl* • litre , n n d s p p u r t e t i e n c r e on a .,H Imi.l o r u se d In tw n ju n c * tlu n t h t r ■ ' T h te sa le I* m a d e p u r e u e n l t o f in a l d e c r e e o f f o r e c l o s u r e e n t e r e d In C h a n c e r y action .Vo, | ; * 3S n o w pen di n if In Ike Circuit C ourt of and for Hi n iln o le C o u n t y . W o r ld * . K AT KK th l e 3rd d ay of A n r ll IMS. |HK Vt-l A r t h u r II- B e c k w i t h . J r . , c l e r k o f Ike Clrcitll C o u r t l l y : M e rllia T. V l h l e n D eputy C lerk A m ter-n ti, M u.1i, Dean l r i w n d e a A v a n deli H e r e A t l o r n e y a fo r P l a i n t i f f j » ; i:a«t C e n t r a l A v e n u e O rlando, F lorida 1' u k l l ‘ h Apr il i , 1**1. cu n -:: Although standards n re different for nursing Ik me* arid homes for the aired, the Sarepta Home doe* not have a license either. It lost the license last fall because of some needed repairs. The home i* now working to have the license reinstated. Mrs. lira den discussed the wink the home does and cited individual case histories to illustrate the prcblems faced with ncitig persons. “The prime requirement is understanding," said Mrs. Ilradcn. "You have to know who needs teasing or pamper­ ing; who nerds scolding or firmness. You have to re­ member that the cantanker­ ous patient needs compassion as much as the gentle one.” Mrs, llrndcn said that need was the basis cf their work and the reason for the birth of Ihe Sarepta Home. She said that the needs of older persons included men­ tal, physical, financial, emo­ tional and social. An attempt to meet these needs in Semi­ nole County by her father, re­ sulted in the Sarepta Home. Baptist Choirs Plan Cantata The Church Clvoir of the First Baptist Church, with additional voices from the t n r m , F i - i i i t i t i %. f l l %M F.ltV Ml. I2.IMIS Concord Choir, will present MITII'i: Ttl IlK T K M I a Cantata "The Divine Re­ i h ' i.i.h m k a d d i: v k l u r MHST COIirOIlATION deemer" by Charles F, GttuPlaintiff, nod, this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. va. THOMAS t . QAJ.VIM. at a t . The choirs will be under the at a l . direction of Mrs. Guy llishop. D efen d an t* i % t iii: m m i: iif T i l t : Mrs. Marvin Milam, organ­ PTATI! OF FliOII i n %t ist, will be the accompanist. T o r DKLTA CIDIDIT COIt* Featured in solos and en­ F lllt ATION, an a ctiv e N ew fork corpora Hon sembles will he Mrs. G. 11. who»» prin cip al place o f b u sin ess I* at 117 Norik Drake, Mrs. J. E. Mathicux, H u t-to il Avenue. Linden - Mrs. Fred Mange, Mrs. Herkurat, New York bort Stcnslrum, Mrs. Cecil Ton are hereby n otified that Gerald Covington, a -oil hits keen hmUKht Tucker, arralnat yo u by IIKLLKMKAD Cecil A. Tucker, J. E. Alder­ Di:VK U>l*MBNT COUPOIIAT I o N , a D ela w a re corpora I Ion man, H. E. McSwain and R. trliM e principal place o f bust- Williard Warfield. n r s s |e IP) S e a k reeie HoiileThe public is invited. vard. D ayton a lleach. F l o r ­ 1> TIIK CIIH'I IT COI'IIT. M A TII J t lllCI %l> n n C I ' I T , in .%m i n il! tm iiM ii.il ida. In tha Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Mamin ola County , F lo r id a and you a r t hereby eum mon ed t ordered an d r e ­ quired to file y o u r w ritte n a n s w e r or othe r d efen se* to Ike com plain t filed herrln a a a ln a t yo u In tke a b ove e n ­ t itled r a n e e . In Ik e o f fi c e o f tha Clerk o f the Circuit Courl to and for S em in o le County, F lo rid a a t h i t o ffice In tho C o u rth o use In San ford . F lo r ­ id a on o r hefore the Sth da y o f May, 11*3 and to se rv e a r o p y o f such a n s w e r or d e ­ f e n s e ! upon IM It II HI, CAItN i:i.l, p la ln llfC e a tto rn ey liereln, w h o s e ad dress la 71* Slain Str ael, D a y to n a tlrarh, F lo r id a on or b ef ore said date aa required by law . If yo u fall l o do so, a decree pro confesao w ill be en tered aiidliiat you for the relief d e­ m anded In the co m p la in t. You are furlhnr n o tified t h a l the natu re of thle ault fa a proreadlnir to fo reclo se Ih s l certa in m o r l s s i r e dated June 19SI from Thom ** J, <>.• Iv In and Jea n M. Ilalvln, h i s w if e as m o r t g a g o r ! to Ira W. Levy, aa m o r tg a g e e w h ich said m o r tg a g e • » re . I'orded on Ju n e II. 1**1 lu O fficial Records Rook J«l, p a a e s 1*1. at seq. o f tha pub­ lic records o f t u m ln o te C o u n ­ ty. Florida and which v i a t h e r e a f te r a s s i g n e d ky tke • a id Ira W. I-evy l o ll e l l e . m ea d Dev elo p m en t Corporation |*y a s s i g n m e n t o f m o r tg a g e dated Feb ru ary t , 1*11 and recorded February *. 1*11 In O fficial Itecorda Hook 111, p a n e s H I , at asq. o f said p u b ­ lic records You are furth er n o tified that the real p r o ­ p e r t y Invo lved lu ih l s eull la In S em inole County, Florid a and desc ribed aa f o llo w s, tow II: I-nt HI■ i d o f tke A m en d ­ ed P la t o f Druid Park , at p er m ap recorded In t-lst llook T, l u g e s X and ( of the public records of Hemlnola County, Florida, a ccep t tke e a s t e r l y Hlv Hundr ed H ig h ly • eig h t (Cast feet thereof. T|te ab b reviated title of this r a u t e la Hellemead D ev elo p Incut Corporation, p l a i n ti f f va. T h o m a s J. Ilalvln. at i n . tt a l. def en danta; ‘‘S AN Ft HID 1IKHALD" la hereb y dealgna ted aa the n ew spa p er In w h ich t h is notice shall lie l-uMlehed o n ce • w . e k for fo u r rotiaecullva w e e k s WITNHSH my hand and o f ­ f ic ia l se al a l Sanford, Sem i, pole C o u m y , Flo rid a tbla |r d day o f April, I»(>. (MKALI Arthur II. t l e i k w tt h , Jr., Clerk, Circuit Court Peiuliude Cou nty, Florida Jlyt Marga re t K. Tyra D eputy clerk / • / Darrel Carnell A tto rn ey for p l a l u l l f f 7 iy 1 ' tin Str eet D e y l o n a lleach , Florida P ublish April S, U , 19. J*. C DII-K SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS B R IN G FAST RESULTS HANG DOWN YOUR HEAD, TOM DOOI.KY sing tho Imllatleers as the Indies turn nwny in nimtniiitg. The song nnd action will be part of tho show at the Plnccreat Follies being presented tonight, 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Playing the part of Tom Dooley is Mike Crumpton; Danny Green plays ihe guitar; hoys at loft are Mike Ansley, and David Hcnfrow. Girls me Diane Wilson anil Brenda Burns. (Herald Photo) Easter Egg f a t Jim Jcrnlgan, Director of Recreation and Parks, an nounced today that an Easter Egg Hunt will lie held April 13 at the Municipal Stadium at 10 a.nt. r o n r .r i.o M nr, « ii.it N o l l e la hereby g iv en lha! the u a -I e r al g n a <1, Clerk o f lh a I’lr. nil Court o f Ike Nin th JtnlU'la! Circuit, In amt for Hernlm-le County, F l o r ­ ida, p ursu ant l o Iks final -laera s o f furerlosu re eniere.l In a c u e perilling In sold Courl, Ike sty le or n tdek l« TIIH KUAMK.NH HANK F u l l HAVtMiH IN TIIH CITV OF NHW V o l l K . • s « w York e - r pnrta llon, ru ln tlff, K T A N t .n r and JUNK wife. R At.t’ll DHIINF.Y K. UHIINKY, hla Church Sets Annual Service A Cantata for Holy Week, The Last Words of Jesus, mtiipteil mill set to music by Bob Itoy Beery, will be presented ul the annual traditional Easter Candlelight Vesper Service of the Community Pres­ byterian Church in Lake Mary, to be given this Palm Sunday starting nt 7:110 p. m. Wiener Roast To Kick-Off Local Revival A pro ♦ revival visitation kickoff for (lie Elder Springs Baptist Church will be held Friday night in Ihe farm of a wiener roavt under Ihe direc­ tion of Orrlc Flynl, superin­ tendent of training. The event will get under­ way at 7 p.m. on the church ground* wilh a big Imn firu and later in the evening plans will be made in connection with Ihe revival scheduled lo begin on April H. Ail church member* and friends are invited lo attend to enjoy the fimd *nd an evening of fun and fellowship. Defen dan t • and tka d w k a l niimher o f w h ich l» tS.717-0. will offe r for sa le and »ell at publlu o u tc r y l o lha hlgheal and l-eal bidder for ca s h , the f o l l o w ­ ing desc ribed property ulunile In Hemlnola County, Florida, lu w it : Jait JJ, flinch R, BUSLAN D UHTATKH, * s u b ­ d iv isio n . accordin g to a p la l thereof, recorded In Flat Hook II, I'agea la lo SS. of Ihe I'uktlc Itrrtir-U of Hanilnulo C aunly, Florida: t o g e th e r w ith hut no! l i m i t ­ ed to, I h e f o llo w in g Items, parnianently I n s ta l l - d: Approximately 150 guc*ld On* OB Hefrigerat.-r I H l i c ) , Model N«* Iffl-M- and friend* of the Pinrcn.-sl TDI. Herial No l>T-«VJ71*: One liH Range ( B l e c f , RapUst Church attended an Model .No. J-H>t-T, Ber­ open house In-Id by Rev. ami ta! No. TT-01SS311 O n. |iuo-T )iarm W a I I Mrs. William Gues* i t Ihe decorated pastorium F urnace l o l l y Model No. newly 133-*. Herial No. « V . | | - : i ; Sunday afternoon. o n e Victor C llm a i K llch Wives uf Ihe cliairman of en B x b a u st Fan, IB", No Model or Serial Numbe rs; various church ronunillrvs in one Nut.m e H ea ler In Hath— No Model or Her- charge of serving for the Ini Nu mbers; event Included Mr*. It, C. On* Nulone Katiauat Fan In llalh. No M -del or Whitmire. Mr*. Harold Sher­ wood, Mrs. John Kadcr, Mr* Her ial N u m b e r s : T e n Ven etian llllnda IMe- Don Ellis, Mrs Harold Davis ta it, m a nu fa ctu red ky R o ­ bert* A w n in g and V e n e ­ and Mr*. U. M. Fitzgerald. tian Blind Company, o r U n d o . Florida. No Model o r Herial Numbers. OVER 35 YEARS Bald agio w ill k t held a l l the fo -n t s t e p s of the Hem I- I At First & Palmetto note County Courthouse. In | the City o f Hanford. F lorda. I (Alongside old post offire) on tke 3Znd -lay of April, 1**3, | a I II :hii o'clock A. AL, o r a . soon th e r e a f te r aa Ike aame can be duna. (HUAL) Arthur II. B e ck w ith , J r ., Clerk lly: Alar l ha T. VIhleu D ep u ty Clerk Roasa. W i g h t A Hurford • Carpet* • Furniture ( T i l Fir st Aven ue Boulh • Tile • Piano* HI I’e i e r s k u r g 7. Florid* • Rental ItedK f'ulitFelt April A, 1**3. 150 Attend Open House Sanford Furniture Co. cuu-u Each chiltl wishing lo par­ ticipate must register the morning u( the I3th at the Stadium, Children from five through 12 may register. Lake M a ry The public i* invited to a t­ tend this very inspirational service. This will be the first presentation of this new cantata by tho choir, under the direction of Robert Merc with M rs. Frances Wester, organist nccompnnicgt. The arrangement i* quite dramatic and will hold the in­ terest of nil nges. The program will Include the following selection* by the choir, with soprano, alto, tenor,baritone anil bass A "perch" is a measure­ soles: Man of Sorrow*; Fa­ ment equal to a rod, or S'k ther, Forgive Them; Today yards. ShaltThou Ro With Me; Woman, Itl'ii old Thy Sonl; Legal Notice Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?; I Thirst!; Were You iy t i i i : r u i n i t r n i i i t o r T i t s : M A T H J t IIH'I %I. C l l l - There?; Father, Into Thy r t i r o f t i i h sta tic o r Hands; atul It Is Finished. ri.n ittiiv i% t'ii rim a rv iiM ti.i: l o r i T V , IA (TtAACKIIY IIT IT A oriri; o f parade En|ry Church Session To Examine New Class The session of the First Presbyterian Church of San­ ford will examine a Com­ municant'* Class of 33 adults, young people ami children on Palm Sunday for church membership. Tlie class has been Inlight during Hie past eight weeks by Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr. and Rev. Thomas If. Makin, ministers of the church. Palm Sunday service* will lie conducted at 8:45 a. rn. and at U a. m. by Rev. Scwell and at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Makin. Holy Commun­ ion will be observed nl 7:30 p. m. on Maundy Thursday. Paofa Group To Give Program The young people of tlie P j ota Wesleyan M e t h o d i s t Church will present a pro gram "The Challenge of tlie Cross" on Palm Sunday start­ ing at 7:30 p.in. The program, under the di­ rection of Mrs. Leon Dean and Mrs. P. F. Allison, will have in the cast Miss Mary Allison, Furrcatinn Allison. Estaline Allison, Grace Atm Spivey, Dianne Jarrell, Pam­ ela Dean, Vonda Kern, Pa­ tricia Ehfridgc and Jewl Kelley. The public is welcome. S h te d Prizes will be given for Hie child liniling the Golden Egg, the Silver Egg and, of course, for the must eggs. All children should tie urconipatkcil by a parent, es­ pecially the small ones as they may need help finding where the ‘ Easier Runny" put the egg*. Bring a basket to keep your eggs in. Please tie on time so that every child may have a fair chance. Mormon The Semicentennial Pa­ rade, which is set for 9; 15 a.in. April 27 now has 16 float* entered, along with five hands and five marching units, co-chairman C l y d e Long has announced. Organizations which would like to enter floats in com­ memoration of the historical day when Seminole County was horn are advised that en­ try blanks arc available at the Jaycec Office at Fourth St. ami French Avc. Prizes will be awarded in Die school, church, civic ami commercial categories with one over-all grand prize lo Ihe best float in the parade, which most nearly epitomizes tlie spirit of tlie day. Floats already entered In­ clude those from the Wel­ come Wagon, the Florida For­ estry Service, the North Or­ lando 4-H Club, VFW Auxil­ iary anti Post 8.M7, Lake Mary Women's Club, llotary Club, Lions Club, South side School, Sanford Art Assn., Kiksha Inti, First RaptUl Church, Chase ami Co., Sunford Atlantic Rank, Florida State Bank, First Federal and the Anna Miller Circle, Hands lined up to partici­ pate include the Lyman Band, South Seminole Junior High, Marching Scnilmdes, Sanford Junior High and Crooms High School Hand. Marching u n i t * include those of the Oviedo Majord ies, llalim Twirlers of Ihe Clly Recreation Dept,, the Mclodce Dance ami Figure Club, American la-gion Post 2701 and the Fleet Reserve Assn. Conference To Be Televised Tito inspiring and tradi­ tional Mormon Conference in Salt Lake City featuring tlie world-famed Sait Lake Mor­ mon Tabernacle Choir will lie televised locally on WDllOTV, Channel fi, from to a.m. until noon Sunday, David O. McKay, DO-ycarold president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Sain!*, will preside over inertings during the threeday conference which open­ ed today. Attending from the Sanford Ward ore Bishop Stanley Houston, Bishop James Brooks and Freeman Baggett, member of the Stake Presidency. Tho 375-volco Tabernacle Choir appealing on Sunday's telecast has been featured in Pvcv, Copeland Is Speaker For District Meet lly Jane motion pictures and on eonre rt fours ami is noted for its recordings, 35 years of radio broadcasts and tele­ vision program*. It has re­ ceived the Peabody TV award, the Grammy record­ ing award and Ihe Edinburgh Film Festival award in Hie past four years. Messages on Sunday's pro­ gram will be given by men wiui direct Ihe church's wxirhlwide programs of worship, education, welfare, building ami missionary work. Many are also distinguished au ­ thors and leaders In govern­ ment, education and civic or­ ganizations. Conferences of the church held annually in April and Octolier since 1830 have tak­ en place at the Mormon Tab­ ernacle on Temple Square since 1807. Several thousand delegates from Mormon con gregations in all parts of Hie world attend. C a sv rlb rrry Rev. Del mas Copeland, pas­ tor of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist (’ h u r c h , was speaker at Ihe nionthlv meeting of the Christ the King Sub District ludd fast Tuesday night ut the Dickhart Methodist Church. Rev. Copeland spoke on the rc.v|Minsihilitles of youth ami told of some of Die young people mentioned in t h e Ililde. Twenty-two members of the Casselberry Intermediate and Senior MYF attended the meeting accompanied by Miss Eleanor Zukowski. Holy Thursday Communion Set A Maundy Thursday Com­ munion Service will he run ducted ul the Casselberry Community Methodist Church by Rev, Del mas Copeland, pastor. Service* will he at 7 p m., 7:30 p.m., H p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Those attending may he seated ami leave at any time during Ihe service. Civic League Elects Officers By Dunnn Estes Tlie shite of officers presented by the nomin­ ating committee at this month's meeting of the Longwood Civic League (Women's Club) Tuesday was unanimously elected. The new officers are Mrs. Elizabeth Hille, presi­ dent; Mrs. Lillian Cox, first vice president; Mrs. Ida Stewart, second vice prosi dent; Mrs. L. V. Ostrander, treasurer; Mrs. E. C. Kuhn, recording secretary; Mr*. Marguerite Hyland, corres­ ponding secretary and Mrs. Otis 1-oc, house and ground* chairman. Annual reports read bychairmen proved to be grati­ fying ** they showed that the Civic txaguc contributed much towards the betterment of Longwood during the past year. Tlie Library report was out­ standing. Mrs. Dorothy Man­ ner, librarian, reported thal there were 5.032 book* on hand, that circulations for Die year totaled 3.055 and lliat 227 new books were purchas­ ed. Of these, funds for 85 were donated by member* and 139 were purchased from the book fund. The new Encyclopedia Itrltannica is on the shelf nod is being used regularly by the town children and young people. The encyclopedia was purchased through donations of many people with substan­ tial aid coining from Die Kanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Dearborn Electronics, the Tourist Club and Die Longwood Area Chamber of Com­ merce. Announcement was made at tlie meeting (hat Tag Days for Die library have been set for April 19-20 when women will be at the Longwood Plaza, Die Post Office ami at Johnson's Super Market. it was reported that F. F. French, owner of the vacant lot located between tlie Civic League building and the Episcopal Church, had given John Reams, memlier of the City Council ami of the Church, permission to clean Die land for use as a park­ ing lot. Tills work already has been completed by Reams and L L. Cox of the Clin mtier of Commerce and Die lot Is lit use. The new flag and pole re­ cently donated lo the Civic Ia1ague by Ibe South Semi­ nole VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary also has been Installed in front of Die building by L. I,. Cox. Plan* were announced for the I-rague to hold a breakfast at 9:30 a. in. on May t in Uir Civic la-ague Building. MciiiIkts and friends are asked lo make up May bas­ ket* to tie auctioned off at that time. A small donation (or Die breakfast will lie ac­ cepted. Till* I* Die League's project for Die Seminole Fed­ eration of Women's Clubs in place of the one big fund raising cvenl usually conduct­ ed by the federation. Room nnd table decoration* for Tuesday's meeting wenin Die Easter Theme. Serv­ ing as hostesses were Mr*. C. E. Stewart, Mr*. H. F. McReck, Mrs. Ralph Ham­ mond, Mrs. J. II. Hatincr, Mrs. George Otto and Mrs. Gerard Hanson. Tlie day's program was opened with devotions by Mrs. II. C. Greene. Mr*. II, R, Gray prevented the solo selection, "The Holy Clly." Presbyterians Set Service For Thursday lty Jane C’avselherry Maundy Thursday in Holy Week will be observed byWestminster Presbyterian Church at 8 p. m. in Die cha­ pel at Howell Park with a service of Holy Communion. Special music will be pro­ vided by the choip. The pastor, Rev. John N. Montgomery, will use as the meditation, "F a r c s About Die Tabic." 50 Plan Trip To Passion Play Reservations have been made for 5o members of the Grace Methodist MYF, their parent* and friends unit Rev. John 11. Hire* Jr. to attend the Passion Play* Sunday. The group plans to attend the morning church service, cat a picnic lunch on the grounds and leave about t p, m, in various cars, for Lake Wales. lty Louise Grayson Rev. Ray W. Huff of tha Geneva Methodist Church an­ nounced this week that g Maundy Thursday Candle­ light Service will be con­ ducted at 7:30 p. m. at tha church. "The traditional service* which is observed throughout Chritliandom will recall to memory tlie passion of Jesus Christ and the last sup­ per Jesus held wilh Ills dis­ ciple* before going fo the cross," Rev. Huff said. Scrviree on Easter Day for the church will open at a Community Sunrise Service al 5:15 a. m. on Lake Genyea in front of the E. T, Summersill home. Sunday School will he conducted a* usual nt 9:45 a. m. with the regular tt a. m. worship hour to follow. Area Choir To Present Cantata It) Janr Casselberry The Senior Choir of tho Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church will present a contata for I-ent, "Passion of Christ," by Paul C. Van Dyke Ibis Sumluy al 7.30 p. m. Solo parts will tie sung by Robert Estes, baritone and Harry McPeek, tenor. Mr*. Darwin Shea will dir­ ect Die choir and L. E, Swope will be organist. The public Is invited. Longwood Episcopal Church Sets Holy Week Schedule lly Donna Extra Tlie Holy Week schedule for Christ Church Episcopal In Longw-ood has Ik-i-ii an­ nounced by Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar. Services on Palm Sunday will lie at 7:30 a. in., Bless­ ing and Distribution oi Palm* and Holy Eucharist; 9 a. in. Sunday School; 10 a. m. Dis­ tribution* of Palms, Proces­ sion anil Holy Eucharist. Holy Eucharist will be lidil at 7 a. m. on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday and at 8 p. m. on Wednesday there will tie an Evening Prayer and Sermon service wilh Rev. Alford L. Ourranee, vicar of Si. Lukc'a and SI. Peter's of St. Cloud, as guest minister. His sub­ ject will be "Holy Unction." The Maundy Thursday ser­ vice will Ik- al 0:30 p. m. for Holy Eucharist and Watch at the Altar of Repose. Services on Good Friday will begin at 7 a. nt. with the Ma*s of Die Pre-Sanclifled followed by the three hour devotions from noon un­ til 3 p. mThcro will be Evening Prayer at 4:30 p. m. on Holy Saturday. The service will In­ clude Blessing of Die New Fire. Blessing of the P as­ chal Candle, Reading of the Prophecies, Blessing of the Baptismal Font, atul Renewal of Baptismal Vow*. On Easter Day Holy Eu­ charist will lie held ui 0 a. m. and again at 10 a. m. where Die Mass will lie sung. Both services will include a sermon and there will be ii nursery available for both. No Sunday School is schedul­ ed. Tlie annual E nstir E gf Hunt ami Party for Die child­ ren will lie lu-ld at 4:30 p.m. The Economy Corner, pro­ ject of Die Episcopal Churchwomrn of Christ Church, will not be operated at any time during Holy Week. Legal Notice In (kf (snirt nf •(*#> (nnklf .1 niler, kriiilHiilB l iiuiit), Flnf* 1*1n* In l*rnt«i«tr. In r r i I ’nlrtf r «.f XI AIIY ANN HTANIeK r . I>.., aaaa.1. 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Ht»rrr, J r . M l n r m y f o r m I«I 113 4 Iliiw fifillii m I i (« A irily # H-i Ilford, F l o ri d # F|r#t pUldli Mt lull A 1». IMS. l»ul»ll*ti M a rc h Ainl f| SH A 1 2, A toll AZOO ASTER MOWER! Visit H U H T IH G T O N ’ S For Holy Week Service To Be Held In Geneva T l n i o — F o r ( i l l t T lm o rca V ictor 'The Pick of the Portables' TUNE PORTABLE TV FROM YOUR EASY CHAIR! rcaVictor BIG TRADE-IN m o r e peo ple N ew Vfstd Rc a V ic t o r IS f W W O N THAN S p o r t a b o u t w it h 11W i r e l e s s W i z a r d " R e m o te C o n tro l Its CSMNiSMia 8NY OTHER KIND... B U C K AND WHITE COLON A LLO W A N C E ow n 209“ W /T SsiKt U S U I i r tub, to,scsit sill ) When You Trade For Th* l-'amous Yazoo No Job Toe Tough, Smooth Prrformanre. We Sell • S en lee. Demon­ strate and Trade. I f ! ss I*. SKtars THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION S A N FO R D 118 MAGNOLIA AYE. ELECTRIC C O . FA 2-1582 LEW IS SALES & SLRV1GJ5 2517 Country Chib Rd. FA 2-7928 -1 �Room For Worley? There’* talk In Tallahassee of the possibility th a t Worley Brown, who heads the Bryant Administration’s Industrial Commission, would like to be State Treasurer. Political gossip has It th at Ed Larson, the long-time and beloved treasurer, may take ad­ vantage of his earned retirement and step aside soon. If thut should happen, we can think at the moment of no more likely candidate than Worley Brown. The young Daytona Beach business­ man "has demonstrated his ability to organise efficiently a large and com­ plex state agency and to work with others. He has won the praise of bus­ inessmen who, in the past, have had none too pleasant dealings with the Florida Industrial Board. Florida’s vast growth in |>opu1u- ' FEET O F C LA Y Political tion (and problems) demands a cab­ inet made up of vigorous, imagina­ tive men. In the sleepy past we could afford the luxury of electing some amiable hack politician or bookkeep- ( er to a cabinet position. That day has passed forever. Florida made a good start by electing Tom Adams, who is making the state an active, intelli­ gent and useful secretary of state. ((We say that after seeing Mr. Ad­ ams in action for the last two years; we say it in fairness to him because as he well knows, this newspaper did not support him.) We are impressed by what we have scon of Worley Brown, too. If Ed IJirson docs step down — as seems quite possible at this time — the state treasurer’s post is a likely one for Worley Brown to be consid­ ering. Common Thieves You can fill a hall easily in this country if the topic is combating communism. Americans abhor communism as a doctrine and a system of life. Nev­ ertheless. in u curious way a lot of this nation's citizenry seems to be drawn, consciously or unconsciously, to certain communal notions about property. The flagrant thievery of the ayowed criminal is one thing. Quito another is the taking of property which the taker, somehow, persuades himself is less than theft. We have become great "Izorrowers,” often glossing over the fact th a t the borrowing is dnno without th a t csscntinl ingredient — permis­ sion of the lender. For long years, many have con­ vinced themselves thut “souvenir collecting” justified lifting all kinds of objects from hotels, motels and similar establishments serving the public. When, as today, thin tenches thu point where people march out of these places bearing lamps, televi­ sion sets, blankets and other costly Items, it suggests that the souvenir hunters arc going for pretty big game. The new justification, evidently, la th a t these public establishments “ can afford It." There is no feeling. It seems, th a t nn individual is being robbed — only th a t some impersonal thing, a faceless management, is be­ ing “taken.” Obviously this is self-deception of a high order. Calling theft by a less­ er name does not make it anything but theft. And it Is a piece of effontry to declare that any establish­ ment "can afford it." For what the "impersonal'" managements do is compensate for losses by charging everybody higher prices for service. One of the worst signs of the "your property is mine" philosophy is the depletion of college and pub­ lic libraries by theft. An eastern school reports it loses some 2,000 hooks a year this way, not to men­ tion other losses through mutilation (tlie party ruthlessly slices up u book to get those oarts he wants). Here, ph inly, the losers are all the honest s.udcnts who need to use the books but cannot. The selfish thieves believe their private require­ ments are superior to the general need. Trespass on other people's land is a steadily rising favorite. The fel­ low who orders trespassers to leave is regarded by some as a sorehead who does not understand that the land ho bought ns his own should be shared with everybody. All of this, of course, ndds to "something for nothing" and "the world owes me a living.” But hasn't this kind of comfort­ ing self-lntnxicntion gono much too far? The "something" has to itc tak­ en from "somebody.” The "world” turnH out to be one or more |>ersons. Taking from them, whether it be an ash trny or a television set, Is thievery. No amount of shiny jwiint can make it anything else. Dick West Says Top Quote Of W eek__ (UPI) — a little trouble with mimes to­ | had In nilml Mrs. Klolte fisI sell l.ewis of l.oiiisville, Ky. Anyhow, the quote that Mr*. I.ewii I* a husineas author of the most quotable would receive my citation was woman. A pi ess releasu de­ quota of the week, I would Daniel*' comment that tha give the award to Daniel Com­ United Ktalrt ha* f i n a l l y scribes her as “tha lovely merce of the Drapery Depart­ managed *Tu get a llllla *ex blonde boss of the M. W. Cissell Co.." which strikes me as Into the export trade.** ment. Oopt, I mean Drnpcr Dan­ before you ring for the vice being a fair appialsal. Wlien she Is all dulled lip, iel* of the Commcrro Depart­ *<|iind, however, let me ex­ she makes a very fetching ty­ plain that Daniel* did not ment. For reasons that will anon have in mind what you might coon indeed, but It was In become apparent, I am having he thinking he had in mind. He tribute to her business acu­ men, ss well as her lieauty, thut Daniels addressed his re­ OUR HOARDING HOUSE mark. At a lunrlienn hero this f THANKS, HOOPLE — t ’D week, the Commerce Depart­ LUK6 TOTHYTHBMf. r f 3cw«,N«ieMBo* Wncraf/ tillnou ment presented Mr*, l/t-wl* WHAT-—I HATEREOOEST6 PROM with a presidential "K" award I'LL GO AS HUTTVAft CELCQRATCO GOURMET6 FOB *66 * fur her achievement III devel­ FROM MV ROYALBURMA HCNS, AND I PCCANFUDOC IF THAT WILL PKC«MT YOU WITHTVO E6G» OLD COOTOOtSrfT QUIT oping overseas matket* for FROM THE NBKT 1/MNG/WfHBV DRAPING HISTWO DUNS her company, ARB QUITE RICH ANDCONTAINALL. , ON TH‘FENCE Afit Tha luncheon wa* preceded THE EMONTlAL FANNING ME VATM by a rocktall Interlude, *o VITAMINS/XPR*fW ALL THAT HOT AW t mint of the guests were won­ THEM 6HIRREO IN PEHWAN derfully relaxed. Mrs. I.ewls, DATE •KANDY. however, wa* underiUudahly a hit nervous. She ones referred to the toastmaster, radio • television commentator llrysnn Hash, as "Hyson brash." A few momenta later. Rash arose and introduced Itep. Frank A. Stubblefield, D-Ky., a* "the l i u n i i r s h l s Frank Htumhlrfirld." I enjoyed the program immensely. Mr*. I-ewia* company manu­ SSf «£ facture* dry rlcunlug equip­ GOTO OHYOURTEST* ment and one of the item* that ha* been selling wrll overseas i* a "punt-stopper.** There are two way* to view that word. When I first saw’ it In print I viewed it a* "pant-stopper." but I wa* wrung. It should be Pagti 4 Sanford. Floridu Friday, April 5, 1963 viewed a* "panU-topper." A panlstopprr I* a device w a i .t c h a . o u t r u n , k i i i t o h a e i i r i Ht-isiiKM that make* it easier to pres* I.A IIUI VltMSMKL LOW AIIIS h . u i t i * \ v o i . i > the top part of a pair of trous­ A l t i ia e ln a Ldllur A U tsrililne lilr n lo r j l i l l iv t a . i . a j * v Ik- i.. t m i L a t a L H er*, whk'h sometimes have t'o u n ly KUIIor l l u . l n t x M a n a g er tricky pleat*. m u u i -a i i m i : h sn iM i.iii j . i i i u v t Noels!? Ittlllur I'tasslllrU J lsn » * * r Trouser pteat* vary from h o t iin > i> n n iiiiU H n u i K u il t iil ih i country to country, you see, * o s l u r s L d llu r Circulation i l s n a g s r MUCH MUI.I.* and the pantatopper developed l l s c l i a n l c a l Ku|>L. by Mr*. Lewis' company i* ad­ al list Kill*I'luv KIATIta justable, which U why it I* as* Mail ■ •■ a U slliw r auch a good export Item. S in lsslr (•■ air All inker (».*• 1 l i a r t i n s i vear It* With A couple of male speakers k.vu I Munilii I. IK * M .m llio at the luncheon noted thut the J. oo t Moullis MO 1 Mmitlis l.ta I Month I S* I llo alli company also makes a "form D. a. Postal Regulations provide Dial all insll suLacrlptloas t*r finishers.** When they eald paid In sevsne*. that, they looked directly at Kntorod as second class mailer nciui.tr *1, Ills al ilia I'osl U llh l ef haulord. Fluiida. under the Ail of Cou(irts ul Alardi. Mrs. Lewis, WASHINGTON If I ha<J charge of chnoslng the day. Peter Pdfson ! Notebook WASHINGTON fNEAt — enue Service are standing pat. A lot more howling probably Only about 10 per cent of the will arise over proposed regu­ taxpayers, mostly corpora­ lations on what’s allowabl* tion*, can report entertain­ in the way of buslnesa ex­ ment eosts a* business expenses for travel, entertain­ pente deductions. The other 90 per cent of ment and gifts as income tax the taxpayer* are glad to see deductions. If au, this is something of the loopholes closed, shutting an anticlimax. General con­ off a tax revenue Ion esti­ tent of th* new- regulations mated at flOO million a year. just issued by Internal Reve­ The loss came largely from nue Service has been known charging off at business ex­ penses what were really per­ for soma time. Public hearing will be held sonal pleasures. for DO days or more, during Internal Revenue Service which anyone who doesn’t like thinks it is being reasonable the new rules can protest. and piactical in its regula­ Some further modifications tions interpreting the law and tnay be made. the intent of Congress. IK.S lb # regulation* in final recognise* that entertainment form, will be issued by Inter­ to promote sale* I* a legit], nal Revenue Commissioner mate practice of the free en­ Mortimer M. Caplin some­ terprise system. It i» here to time in May. And that will he stay. Hut there are limits. that. The regulation! will ap­ Gifta of any value still may­ ply to all business expense be given to customers or pros­ deductions claimed for the full pects, but only |25 of the cost calendar year 11053 y.id report­ Is deductible for tax purposes. ed on income lax returns filed Where travel away from before April lo, 11X54. home is for longer than a Prospects are slim for re­ week and tho nunbusincss part vision of the Internal Reve­ of the trip is more than 23 nue Act of 19(32, approved by percent of the time, only ex­ Congress last October. It was penses allocated to business intended to end some of the j can be deducted. worst abuse* of “expense ac- i Expenses for a secretarycount living" which Congress taken to a business convention had been trying to correct for might be deductible. But ex10 years. Hotel. restaurant, night club, vacation resort, credit card and gift shoppe repre­ sentatives have been claiming by Hal Cochran this law cut their business To avoid stubbing your toe way down In January and Febiuary. Kven tho waiters' keep your best foot forward. unions elslm that tips have been reduced. Thst was a cold winter we They all blame in particular just lived through. But a the regulations issued by IRS great year for cheap skates. last Dec. 28, specifying what accounting records must be We came out of the winter kept to support clsims for with a great deal of contempt business expenss tax deduc­ for a low-down thermometer. tion*. Sen. George A. Sinathers, Wage hour laws, health in­ (D-Fla.i, and a few other con­ surance, Social Security and gressmen have introduced heaven protect th* working hills to put the law back the girl. way it wa* and allow mure generous deductions. SmithThe trouble with moat of era, a member of the Senate us is that the only time wc Finance CoinmiUea which ap­ watch our step H when we’re proved the 1982 revisions, now not going anywhere. admits he doesn't know how the changes got into the new law, but members of Congress now are being rudely exposed for putting their wives, chil­ dren and other rclativca on government pay-rolls and takIng Junkets abroad at the tax­ payer*' expense. They don't set too good an exampl* for hualnrss type* who pad th tlr expenao account* because It has been—up to now—deduc­ tible. Treasury and Internal Jtev- pen »e* for a wife taken on such a trip would not he de. ductibte unless It can be shown that she work* at being more than a social decoration. The president of a corpora­ tion, working on big shot prospects, would be allowed higher entertainment expenses than his salesmen. It is not anticipated there will be many court case* to test provision* of the new law uml related Ills' regula­ tions. After the confusion of familiarization with tha new routines is over, it may all settle into an accepted rou­ tine. In the meuntime, few peopl* in Washington are shedding tears over high-priced eating places losing a little business and being forced to cut rates. Also, it'* pretty hard to make a case that the night spots and resort centers should be subsidized by ex­ pense account living. ® i|f Worry Clinic Among the 2.IMMI.IMMK high schoolers 1 have addressed In recent years, the most common question arising in our forum discussion* 1* this; "Dr. Crane, what do you think about the Ides ol going s t e a d y In high school?" Psychologists, Judges, Counsellors on fam­ ily prohlems, all agree on (hr farts below, *n grt hep, teen-agers. CASK 1* VI5: When I-eo Sullivan asked me to address Uu* six high school assem­ blies in I'eni, Indians, and surrounding ares, I received many questions (mm the teen-agers. "Dr. Crane." rim e a con­ stant query from every high school group, "is it wise to go steady while in high sclnral?" No. for those who want to go steady usually are some­ what cowardly. For they are afraid to take a chance on not being Invited to a dance or school event. So they sell out, like bibli­ cal K*au. for the tary com­ fort of always having a dale for every school activity. Hilt they cheat themselves and here** why: (1) Teen-agers are suppos­ ed lo *rquirr a wide so­ cial experience and leant how lo adapt to Hu- various types of personality Ir the opposite sex. Thus, when a girl goes "steady" she loses some of this sons) adaptability. besides, she may often wish she could date a new­ comer U> the achool, hut she is left alone, like poison, by the oUter boys. (2) Those who go steady, tend to degenerate Into a atodgy relationship. And Oils leads to dsngers. "We're almost Use same as married," la the theme that many such boys wiU preach, so surh a couple is much more likely to indulge in illicit affairs. Beware, for a much larger number of unwed mothers and shotgun weddings occur among the teen-ager* who go steady. (3) Those wIk> go steady are far more likely to mar­ ry young. If they aren't forc­ ed into a wedding before graduation, they may marry within a few months after Commencement. Yet the average hoy of 18 or 1U is obviously not equip­ ped to support a wife and children in this competitive modem age. For he has no trade or profession, so he must pick up any tailoring job avail­ able. So he and his wife start out wall a serious financial handicap. They hardly get started making payments on furniture and a Jalopy till the first baby arrives. Then doctor bills, hospital expensca, and numerous other demands keep them constantly broke and quarreling over money mailers. "Why don't we have good time* like other young folks?" they may grumble. For they see their former high school pals (who went on to business College or a Liberal Arts campus) now earning belter salaries, driv­ ing swankier cars, and liv­ ing in the better residential areas. Tlie fact they brought their unhappy marital arrangement on themselves llien makes them grijie at government W HEN YO U and demand more welfare checks. Thpn with their ballot* they try to make up for their former lack of brain* as they expect Uncle Sam to coddle them in easy luxury'! Actually, they were cowards in high school or they would have played the field instead of taking the line of least resistance and Ihua going steady. So look ahead. Have enough guts to play the field. You shouldn't plan to marry’. anyway, till you are at least 21 , If you really Itave the best Interest* of your future chil­ dren at stake. You high school Juniors and and seniors "make your own tied", a t the old proverb slates. You ran marry young and lead an improverished, catand-dog existence or use your brains and set up a happy, secure family life, but it U your decision, so get hep! Near Terms VAR IS (UPI) - Govern ment and union negotiators said today agreement was npsr on terms for settlement of the month-old strike of 200,000 state-employed min­ er*. Advertising 322-5612 322-5613 News AUTO TOPS 1 81A T C O V E R ! | r»fl i NS f ALt A TI 11 fi Satisfaction Guaranteed AUTO GLASS and Scat Cover Co. 101 W. 3rd 322-8032 M A C H IN E BARGAIN ABOUT (Why?) M ONEY © l} r H a n f o r d IS jw a U k O f court* It m o k n a difftronco whsre you tav«l H.C.A11IR VltOMATK AOOKNE MACHINE MOMl » You get better performs sc* with loss effort when you use R. C AUrn Vlsomatis Adding Machines. Tha automatic clear signal, repeat and correction keys, direct subtraction and full keyboard on this Model Tl speed work output, mvs time and money. Cell ua for a deooonetrstion — soon! Just rerrlvrd a shipment of the above machines. 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Result: 74.9% picked Valiant! And Valiant hat America's longest naw-car 9 or 50 warranty.** p r t e * l.l .il Mllatl* oatmeal u l n f’f i r r l el ISEJ ami.'i M(uncifiHM ail* |*U model. ee V M it Sulhortx.d hjmoulh Ydlioot Cooler* STortMity iio ie tl ft nettflol tod •wkmonih.p on IM ) c m k it t« t* .ipood.d to W i . d . sorb rtwsce■esl *> liS iif. ■Uhout clur|o tor rovuirod p i,(t or labor for * r t . 't or SO 00* pilot, okxkoxr c«m,t tint oa tho ooiirw block. Mod end ml.rooi so'tir (ran.motion ceto and mtornal port* <oictud>nc manoil ciwUhl. torqua can* rtrtir. t r i ,i Hurt. unirt,,«i (emit i.iEluditif 0 - t o, an , not ail# and dtfftrtn. lid . and nor a h .tl b t in n o »>o. dad i m corucli hat Mon tar.nod ol n o n eC l Ptonoil * c * r t ,t i| lo IM h ) nmU»Vol.tril CMlil>ed Coe Car. u hop,too. BRASS MOTORS 206 EAST COMMERCIAL SANFORD ST. �1 J Fri. Apr. 5. *63—Pape 3 ilson Out Scoffers > ’/ ankec pitcher* Jim HimLuis Arroyo and Hal ill doted out only Tour hits [he Pirates. Arroyo, maka strum: comeback, work[wo strum; inn in its ami has wed only one earned run 13 innings ibis spring, three-run homer by Curl atski ami a two run blast Curt Flood sparked the dinals over the Twins. • Sadeekl pitched five in­ is for the Cards, giving lip run and six hits, out Veal’s two-out, twosingle in the lulh inning rjdcd the Tiger* with a te - (rum • behind triumph r the Mels. i The Senators scored all their runs in the seventh in­ ning on four singles and a walk off rookie Iiurlcr Duster Naruni. Billy Williams' threerun homer and Larry Jack­ son’s three scoreless innings led the Cubs over the Dodg­ ers. Lew Burdette, Hank Fisch­ er and Frank Funk of the Braves stopped the Phils on lliree hits. Five Angel errors and Krnie Fazio's three-run homer helped the Colts to victory. Homers by Tito Francona. Elli* Burton, Woodle Hold and Max Alvts paced Cleve­ land's attack. ATCH THE BIRDIE!--------- By Alan M over & *P /£T£ B & £ T r$ y X£H ' CUVUANP P /lO ~ :j!i -rjjffXS m p f-S P £ \r T fe AIV&CJS. P.-AVfO. 6 MA!£ V Lillie Major Loop Action Opens Monday Underdogs Pace Masters it I low mug Gray were grouped * AUGUSTA. Ha. tUl'l) — (LtWii-yanl course was little Two former liHitball players, tiary Player, who bad a first Mike Souchak and Bo VVinin- round 71 to share third with big George Bayer. Jim Jernigan, Director of ger, mouse-trapped Arnold Amateur Charlie Coe. runRecreation, announce* that Palmer perfectly and rather nerup to the triumphant Play­ the Youth Baseball Programs surprised the rest of the .Mas­ er in the P.kit Masters, was will get underway Monday at ter*’ field also today by car­ even with par at 72 along rying a one stroke lead into with Billy Maxwell, while t : 3o p.m. Dick Mayer, Dun January, the second round. Doug Sanders and amaleur Catching the favored Pal­ Florida Little Major Lea­ mer with a malfunctioning gue action will be kicked off driver j black-faced dub with Sanford Atlantic Bank that did him dirty all day meeting Perfection Dairy at long, Souchak and Wininger Bay Avenue Park and Vow­ each s h o t Ihree-under-par el!'* meet* First Federal at Cit s Thursday while the threetime winner, who reputedly Ft Mellon Park. The Sanford Junior Boys "owns" the Master*’ course Baseball will pit Ktwanis skied to a 35 39—74. Souchak, the bull-nceked 35- A TLANTA (C P U — The against Civitan and Rotary meeting C.P.O. Club at the year-old pru from (irossiu- first person Informed of n gers. N Y , who used to play c o u tl w i-l'siiil telephone cimStadium. Complete season schedules tackle tor Duke, and Winin­ versuliou I* »• t w o r n former are available at the Recrea­ ger. a prematurely graying Georgia Athletic D i r o c t o r 40-year old Dklaliouiau who tion Office.. did burklield service for St Wallace Butts and Alabama Mary's (ire-llight, both out coach Paul ( Rear I lliyaut sera in bled Palmer lo beat considered it lolitine com lies* hint at his own game. ehit-rlmt, a previously undis­ Maybe the order w i l l closed dociiiiicnl showed today. Jo hn Carmichael said the change completely today hut n e w yo rk turn—out- for 24 hours it was a day for conversation as n la led to him fielders AI Kaline o f th e De­ the underdogs. Not only lor by associate' George Burnett, troit Tigers and Flank Rob- Souchak and Wininger. bill who saiil lie aecideiitally overin>nu of the Cincinnati Rials also for 51-year-ohl Sammy heunl it, eliffered e-oinpletely ami pitcher# linn Drysdule of Snead ami 40-y ear-old Kit ft tun llie version th at a p p e a r­ the l.os Angeles Dodgers and Furgol, who cheeked in with ed in a Sntuiduy F veiling '• V • • f'.iscuel of the Minne­ a pair ol 70’* to tie former I’ost article. The magazine stoiy, based sota Twins today were voted I’tiA king Jay Hebert for on Bin nett's m eoiint of the the m ajor leaguers most like­ second place. Two strokes off the pace telephone talk, m i used Butts ly to succeed during I Drift ill a Coiled Pres* International and a bit perturbed about the of giving aw ay Georgia team poll. bard greens on the sun-baked M-eri-t* to B iyant nine days I at ;« Those bracketed with Palmer a l 71 included Jackie N'icklaus, We# Kills, Dave Ragan. Australia's B r u c e Cramplon. Dow Finslcrwald, Tony lx-ma. Stan Leonard, Dan Sikes and til-year-old Gene Sarazcn, competing In his 25th Masters. From that point on the disappointments were a dime a dozen, with Bob Rosburg. Gene Littler and Ken Venturi all at 77: Hilly Casper at 79, Boh Goatby and Jerry Bar­ ber at SO; Bill Collins and Gay Brewer at 82 and for­ mer Masters champion Gary Mlddleeoff at a somewhat as­ tonishing 87 Probe Scandal Talk Kaline Heads Most Likely Lisi Just “ It sounds like ju s t basic con versa lion bet ween roach ­ es," I'unnii Intel said in one of It! documents gut Ilf led by s late Ally. Gen. Kugetie Cook d m iiig n two-week investiga­ < Two Shipped Back To Minors 'Chit-Chat'? before the llhtg AlabuimtGeorgin football game. Ala­ bama. a l7-|Hiiut favorite, dofeated Geoigia 35-0 in llie o p ­ ening game of the season for both looms, lb.ih Butts and Bryant denied the allegation. "W hat ButlleLl ipieteil to me mi the moitiing of the tele­ phone fall and what is in llie Post a i e twi t- m p l e te and dliferenl things." said Cartuichai'l, "T he conversation ipieteil to llie th a t mottling, vvbfii it wan fresh m bis mind, was not im portant enough to impress me Ibal anliody was throwing a football game," Wininger, with a Jt-M, ehtppod hi* way out of constant trouble and had a card that showed three bogeys and six birdies. Souchak. who wen! out in 38 and came back in 33. sav­ ed himself with his putter, requiring only 27 putts, Ha had four birdies and on* •wgoy. United Pres* International tion of the Post accusation. The document, however, was not ii-leaned with the o th er IB last Tuesday hut was obtained Thursday by United Pi ess In* trrmitionul. "We ate net tiying to bide liny tiling," Asst. Atty. (Sen. George Ttiencll lold FPL " It’s ju»i that vte didn't have time to process this one in time for the lelease." Cook said m bis repot l to Gov. F a il K. Sun.lets th a t lie coln-lulled from the ptula- that Bulls did give vital in form a­ tion to Bryant in the Kept. 13, 11812, long distance telephone cull fiom A tlanta to TuscnInutub Ala A ttorneys tor Butts and Brunt attacked the lim b report us inaccurate. Butts has filed a f l u million libel suit against the Post. Two years ago. Boland Sheldon made the tug jump front Class D tiaschall tu the Sew York Yankees and help­ ed pitch them tu the Amer­ ican League pennant. The same year, Klio Cha­ con played second base for the Cincinnati Bed* in th# Yankees. Both men are hack m ilia minors today. Sin-bloti was one of seven Yankee players fanned out to Hicliniotid of the Interna­ tional l-caguc as llie world champions pared llioir rosi­ er to the opening-day limit of 27. Chacon also wound up in the International Iwagur. He and four other members of the New York Meta wore op­ tioned to Buffalo. ffa r f/R&T/V T.i'B Af-SSVV PP f p o w e ^ H Wi < 'v Jt', ''to't'r 1i •'V " * f. IU P S T y. >j. ■'■*'»* u jLt » , | IMPORTANT! I f tC y «->f*ri*m *■J’tej-1’*■ *1■fj*,, •* r iiK ' v •• ^~ 1 J♦. • V*■ "*!# 1 1 ' 1•JS- !* i 1 v* Wy* JM.CV ** y . MW • ‘•ifxvb .V. VI ■■ W b i % tY'. K ^--— Y. .. <( ■u‘ f ' .J>uf riN iN I y jR:t *p F*«f <**** #> - * «r# V emi-Centennial > 0 .* aseball Tilt Set Sanford Allantic will have Little .Majtir League t-*lion baseliall game . . , Mike Ferrell, Harrell Wall irt ot the Scmi-Conletmlal and Mike llu-kson lo pave the bration , . . will be held !:30 |i.nt. Saturday, April way. at Roy Holler field in Mellon Park, MEADORS iponrnt* in the exhibition be First Federal, coachM ARINE by Bichard Doan, and ord Atlantic, coached by • Crest liner f txmtaa •y Wilbur, • Mercury Motor* .Hi teams are loaded with • The Aluminum Hunt i nine veteran ball play Fur The Fisherman and action sbuiild la* good. r*t Federal will lie led 2101 S. French Avc. Hi c k Fordliam, Bill uidt and William Hi FA 2-1392 ■d. SKCOM) ANNUAL RACING MATINKKS Wednesday & Saturday • 2 I'.M. Sunday (No Matinee Tuduy) Com for la Mr Grandstand * lleauliful Clubhouse Kwqiing America powerful Invotvm modi mnre Ginn military proiaxmlneon. It involvtvt deter* tnhntiun to prtwnre froedom of tlio individual and o f cnltyjtrihtj — tl» forew tiirough wliidi Amerien htw Isioute Lite moot prauiteroun and p n g n w w nation an ourth. Urn worWra • Vain Parking muat powerful electric lu liu n . Jnvwdor-ownwi, Lnx-paying |»ow«t oomponiei iuive m ade her iw> and will keep her mi. Ah n purl of tiuit (cum, and tngetlHT with oti«*r Florida | tower (ximpanim. we nro working towartl nn irojirovnd. e*(inmitvi ■ nd atrongtlu'iiet] intcrm nnocling network of truntunbwlon liiu-u imru in Florith* to pat* tlm jiower n«xi8 or Urn aUiUi’a dwlUmgin* pojmlulion end ijuluatrial gn»wll!. IT tii powerfully ini|>orlanl j'obtxillti for llie gnvtiettb exjumsion program in Florida Power A Light Com pany'll history. Project* now under con ntnirtion will ndd 1 ,B7 .r>,00<l kilow atts o f genera lion liy 19G6 . . . helping keep Floritla . . . and America . . . Mining! fPt’l atwttl iipintian ptojtct it a 425 000 ka pawn piaat it Capi Ciiuttfil TogWAtr tcifh otlmT Florida pourr roinim nira, tie tin' expatoim jl and tin•n/tlhrmnn our inlrratnniKlim t Sorry! No Minors! ) ft This jdvr»ti»*ment i* ona ol n vanev Hint wen nsliou.il tar.Rfy— ognilitiu lot Honda. The t««e\ *1.1 ,1,'■ (torn* Icuindalkm, awatdstl it j Vj. Ilia Gnoige Washington Hunor AY. i Medal tor dramatizing lire Jom't ■ h i-yd it unportqncp in every held 51 American muieivor. Similar rog-Jim. in ISBb anil I0S9 also Iptuiml tbit tiivelnrl honor. ;' I Today, we arc fnc. bo travel niiywlM-ro in Amaru a —<Ytaatujg blata Ixutleni at will, without np« ini IMWmita, visjut, o r rtxl tnjic. Yot, in many cxiuntrictv of lltn w o r l d , M i d i frondom of travel in lorItidden. Unit tv* wo keep Amorim |Mtwerful enough bo rtttini t li o cza-rnioti of freedom, lim rightn wo mo often Ukc for gruntod oouid jiuit ouojrf 0 Kxrrpl H ltl Are we letting it fade TOMOItltOW M ia n : 8:10 H M W ^ Marathon SPEED CLASSIC Nightly aiHMVtMIXtn 4 HTTil IM.illM IMK II mriuvrk nf irunsmiMwit line* te nm urr pl< nty o f dr/irm lable /xxtvr or Florula'nKroiilh an dniptotitoa. c om c/o V KENNEL CLUB _________ HWY, 1 7 - 9 2 > H elp in g B u ild Florida. C J >/ MIDWAY DETWEEN SANFORD L OKLANDO F L O R ID A P O W ER & LI0 H T C O M P2U7AMug,N zVve. Y W. Scolt Durna J if* �I Alix Of Sanford Valuable Asset To Area Alix of Sanford ha* be­ come an integral part of the economic life of San­ ford and Seminole Coun­ ty. Rapidly expanding in the distribution and sales of women’s sportswear and swimsuits, the new plant already employs more than 75 persons and the expansion will lead to an overall employment of y Life Of Alix Schneidman Reads Like 'Horatio Alger' The life and success of Alix Schneidman it an Horatio Al­ ger story brought to reality. Hit la the story of "from rags to riches.” Fleeing the Bolshevik revo­ lution In Russia, Schneidman crossed Europe and made his way to the United Slates 41 years ago. He landed without a cent but with a couple of shirts and "I kbsed the ground at the pier in New York." SchneldmanT first job was skinning rats for a New York furrier . . . and be applied himself. He learned English is night school. Then he went to Milwaukee where he won a scholarship to study medi­ cine at Marquette University. But he gave them up to en­ ter the fashion industry where "I bad an outlet for my artis­ tic frustrations." He moved around and for 16 years studied ‘.n furhion schools, worked in lactones and taught laihion and design as a sideline. His j earning to learn look him fiuui Mil­ waukee to New Yota and to Cleveland whrre, In 19M, he obtained a position os a sty 1ist for $125 a week. Then he was called hack to Milwaukee by the lllu-u Man ufacturing Company and H was here he aimed lor ins ul­ timate goal . . . to work for himself, fn 1950 he cut loose from Uie ftliea firm although he waa vice president and production chief for nine plants doing a $2u million an­ nual business. His i n c o m e waa $75,OUi. The Russian Jew joined with the aon of a Lutheran minister, Luther V. Powell, and the two decidrd on Mi­ ami to enter the dress and swimwear field against ter­ rific competition. Alix of Miami grew in 13 ycara from a garage building to a modern new plant with European M art Sought By A lix Firm Alix of Miami, parent or­ ganization of Alix of Sanford, already ha, expanded to the point it is entering the Euro­ pean market for i l r e n c i , sportswear and swimsuits. 150. Cornelius Curiule is su­ perintendent of Alix of Sanford, a division of Alix of Miami. William If. Stem per is local rep­ resentative. With ground-breaking exercises held last Au­ gust, the modern facility c o m m c need operations this last Jan. 12. Satur­ ALIX SCHNEIDMAN day’s dedication will Ire t h e formal opening of groic sales of nearly $3 mil­ the plant. lion. And the firm is now Alix of Miami was giv­ gunning for the European en a valuable “assist” in trade. the construction of this Alix of Sanford followed new building. this year and the aw ini suit The Snnfoni-Sentinole and aportawear division waa Development Com pan y established here. It is this spearheaded the drive to lew plant, a milestone in the help the company locate life of Alix Schneidman, its .$111.000 p l a n t on which will he dedicated Rat South High wav 17-02. urday. The V. S. Small liusiAs Alix Schneidman says, ‘This is the land ot promise ness Administration w as1 approached by the de­ ind fulfillment." velopment company, of which Clifford McKibbin Jr. is president. SBA j came through with a SlOK.oOf) loan. The b e a u t i f u l new building was designed bv Architect John Burton IV and was constructed by the Carroll Daniel Con­ struction Company. i Top Officers Will Be Here A number of cffioeri of Alix of Miami will be here Saturday to attend the dedica­ tion of the new modern plant of ita sportswear and swimsuit diviaion, Alix of Sanford, on south Highway 17-1*2. WOMEN AND (IIHLS throughout the I'niteil States will l/« wearing swimsuits and sport swear this summer which rumc front t he large nir romlitionerl workroom of Alix of Hanford. More than To persons torlay are employed a t the modern new facility on South Highway 17-l>2. (Herald Photo) Alix Sehneidman, president, will Lu accompanied by Luther V. Powell, director an d exec­ utive vice president in charge of styling and designing. A lsu*here from Miami will imj David MUonxnick, comp­ troller; Sadie Powell, coat ‘CONNIB’ CU RIALS— fienial superintendent of Alix of Sanford is Cornelius Curiule, who came here last July from Pimuma City to take charge. Ilif fcaulurh lirralf) Page 6—Fri. Apr. 5, ’CD quired in order to produce ‘a fit* in the merchandise in aeconfance with A m e r i c a n standards. "We, therefore, introduced an imported knit division, un­ der the name Alix Interna­ tional, Rome, Paris, Vienna and New York, with creationa distinctly patterned for tha American ready-to-w ear mark­ et, meeting our apccifieationa of precision workmanship, fit snd uniformity of product," Congratulations ALIXofSANFORD analyst; E r n e s t Uernatcin, purchasing m a n n { c r, and Stanley Weriheim, production co-ordinator. I Legal Notice \ n l l r e n f Pul«lIs* I f m r ifts Nolle# Ip h trcU jr clvrn. 1’ »r 1 o f C ounty C o m m it* i.Mtit.-f o t C o u n ty . I wftl 1i*ar a n a p p r a l i I th « d f d i l t l l o f t h e I n f Adjuatm *nt denying | liuar«l j t rfuJfpJ jn t ■ p i rk a t r a i l e r Fashion Review A swimsuit fashion review, with luonl niuJels. will highlight the dedication of the Alix of Hanford |iinnt at 2 |i. m. Kuturday. The review will he followed by u tour of the now modt-in facility and refreshments. President Alix Schneidman, in hia annual report to the stockholders, writes: " N e x t. . . was the establish­ ment of an imported full-fash­ ion knit division to manufactura merchandise in Italy un­ der our direct auperriston. Bearing in mind that tha Eur­ opean female figure ia quite different from her American sister, a scientific approach based on the American meth­ od of manufacturing wna re­ on tin* f o l l o w i n g t i e f 'rl b * *1 property; f#<»tp 12 a n d 12, llii • W 2, A l d a r c n e I ' a i k riub* RECEPTION OFFICE Furnished By ili% !■ Ion. THESE SANFORD LOVELIES. arrayed in Alix of Sanford swimsuits, will model in the fashion show when the new plant is dedicated Saturday afternoon. From the left; Ann Mahan, Jan Winn, Ilarburn Harvey, Iluzanne James, Carol Dennison and Dee Harvey. F’uM • h e a r i n g w ill be held In ID# S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o u r t Mo u*c. flan ford. F l o r i d a , in i the C o unty Comml<»lon er * ..ft A p r il > . 19*2 a t 1 • A. or toon th ereafte r u* P •»«!tale, ISah t d o f C o u n t y Co (stra ta * pk ffirre Hr m l no I# C o u n t y , F l o r i d * lly J . C. l l u t c h l a o n , Chair* man A tteat A rthur !» ek * iih Jr. P u b l i s h A p r i l I , ItC*. SANFORD, FLA. c m i- 2» T O M O R R O W -S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 6 T H . TO OUR 2:00 D ED ICA TIO N - SWIM TO U R OF T H E S U IT PLA N T - FASH ION SHOW REFRESHM ENTS We extend a cordial invitation to the people of Sanford and the surrounding area to attend the Open House at our new plant. AUX A t m la tha imposing facade of tha mi AUx af Missal (Hanford dlvialoa plant) on Highway 1T-II South. Tha OF SANFORD A DIVISION OF dislincUra manufacturing plant, abort, la FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED and expertly engineered for best light­ ing and v takers comfort. U kso a Cafrtaria and Lottaga aapabla ag aw ring a nark tone uf 150 or mors. JhanliA .. . to Sanford and OF MIAMI Seminole County for your hospitality. We arc proud to be a p art SAN FO RD, FLO R ID A �r t: i f i h : * SWIMSUITS 1 # for the world's most beautiful bathing beauties m . ■ V • ." ''• • • • tU. in proud o f the truly original and distinctive ornamental columns fabricated on location by our highly skilled craftsmen. W« MANUFACTURED by Alix of Miami at one of Florida's most beautiful industrial plants ANOTHER OUTSTANDING CENTRAL FIX)RIDA STRUCTURE BUILT B Y ------ Carroll Daniel Construction Company, Inc. GENERAL » CON TRACTORS LeROY KOnii, Vlce Piw.. mid Mgr. 2800 S .. SANFORD AVE. r Alrfa* 2*8011 — SANFORD, FLA. and the following SUB-CONTRACTORS and SUPPLIERS • <i AETNA STEEL CO. B. EDWARDS McRANEY PAINT & GLASS CO. HARRY F. BECKHAM, JR. FALKNER, INC. PERMA-STRESS, INC. CARTER CONCRETE GANAS FLOWERS H. B. POPE, INC. CAMPBELL CABINETS GIFFEN INDUSTRIES ROMAN TERRAZZO, CO., INC. LEE BROTHERS SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.. INC. ) 9 DALRYMPLE PAVING CO. • •• J �Presbyterian Circles Schedule Monday Meetings Wit ftanfirrS IfrralS Pafro 8—Fri. Apr. 8, *83 Linda Rossman To Marry Thomas Richard Sherry Circlet of th« First Prctbytrrlan Women of the Church will meet Ihit Monday ■■ fal­ Mr. and Mra. Jack H. Rosa-1 marriage of their daughter. I Mrs. Herbert If. Sherry, of lows: 0:45 a.m. Circle 1, with man, Sanford, announce the Linda Lee, to Thomas Rich- Driftwood, Pa. Mrs. I’hlllp Allen; Circle 2, engagement and approaching | ard Sherry, aon of Mr. an d | R0, Jtnan w u jjo,.,, [n with Mra. Robert Jackson, Glovervllle, N. Y. graduated Lake Mary; Circle 3, with from Seminole High School Mra. R. T. Edmonds; Circle and Florida College of Medi­ 4. with Mra. W. R. Andercal Technology, where she aon Circle 5. at Mra. II. C. HcUel'a Weklva River Camp; was vice president of the Circle 6, with Mra. L. A. Pal­ atudent body, chairman of m er; Circle 7, with Mra. J. the atudent relations commit­ C. Hutchison, Indian Mound tee and a staff member of Village, and Circle 8, in the the college newspaper. Phllathca Room. She it presently employed Circle 0 meets with Mra. as medical technician for Dr. Andrew McPherson and Cir­ Jam es G. Economon, in Or­ cle 10, In Fellowship Hall, lando. both at 2:30 p.m. Tim groom-elect was horn Evening Circle schedules in Driftwood, Pa. graduated are: Circle I, at 8 p.m. with from Emporium High School Mrs. John Wilson; Circle 2, and Orlando Junior College. at 7:45 p.m. with Mra. Ger­ He D presently on leave from trude Golbcrt; Circle 3, at 8 the Martin Co. and serving p.m. with Mra. Thelma Lewis with Hie USAF at I»wry Air and Circle 4, at 7:30 p.m. will) Force Uaac, in Denver, Colo. Mra. Merle Warner. The wedding will be an event of May 19 al the Grace Mcthodiat Church, In Sanford, Final plana to be announced at a later date. MONDAY Hanford Drove 100 III'O Doe* will meet a t B p.m. In Mrs. Townsend the Elks Club. TUESDAY s-» Honored At l.adica Auxiliary of the 9 Fleet Reserve Asm. meets Picnic Party for the regular business ses­ ' V ii I € * 4 9 * * a •*- _~J r a ria S ~ f lai^* sion at 10 a.m. in the FRA 3(rs. George Townsend, MISS LINDA LEE llOSSMAN Home on the Lakefront, former resident of Sanford who ii leaving soon to make her home In Colorado, was guest of honor at a ’Upend Hie day party and picnic” at the home of 31r. and Mr*. El­ mer Cordell, in Ocala. The Cordelia arc nl*o former re ­ sident* of Sanford. Most of tho gucsla had known the honorcc for 30 yrars and all but two were either Sanford resident* or had lived here at one time. The day was spent mostly reminiscing a n d bringing each other up to date on var­ ious events during Utc past year*. At noon a table was set up nn the patio and filled with food fit for a king. Following the meal and after everybody hail signed the guest book they took a long hike through the wooded area to enjoy the scenery and to admire the Cordell's huge prize black ongus bull. Those from Santord attend­ ing Included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Young, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. I. undress, .Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr., Mrs. Jim Rich­ ards and Mra. C artrr Wilson. Others present were 31r. amt .Mrs. I>co Carey of Willisriiflit front, enjoys h«r third birthday Ion, Mr. und Mrs. It. L. Humher hrother, Michael and in bark, from ganiner, Karen amt Johnny Iter friends, Kevin and Kimberly Ann Mcriclc. (Herald Photo) Anderson, all of Del,and. and Little 3!i*i Melinda Kay wai decorated with candy The family has been living (lie Cordell family. Earnhart celebrated tier third and little llo Peeps, the same In Sunford for only tw o birthday recently with her the mu Ilia I was carried out Rionliu. Her rather Is with brother, Michael, who will lie on her rake Will'd she was V/MI 3 at NAS and they cumv Enterprise two in May and two neighbor­ two years old, here from Oak Harbor, Wash. hood playmates, Kimberly and Kevin Mcriclc, Mrs. Mike Earnhart, mo­ ther of the youngsters, ami Mra. Marvin Merirlu took the Mrs. Elizabeth Fowles and Mr*. H. White of Ormond four children for u tour of the Ik-ach and Sir*. Edwin Ik-unc Zoo, then returned to the 31cm hers n( (lie Anna Mil­ ed lo bo at (he Elks Club and Mrs. Stanley lloss of New Earnhart home, 2413 Orange Avc„ for refreshments of ice ler Circle ore planning an Wednesday April lu al 2 p.m. Yurk visited friends here cream, c a k e , candy amt open Installation of new of­ to help fix the baskets and Thursday, Mrs. Fowles and punch, and a session of wrap the gifts. .More titan 75 daughters, Mra. DeancIHulti) ficers this Saturday starting games on the lawn. children at Hie liome will re­ and Mrs. Hoss <Dorothy I are former resident! and have Mcllnda'a birthday c a k e at 7 p.m. at the Elks Club. ceive gilts. All Elks anil tlicir ladies are many friends in this section. invited to attend. Sir. and Sirs. C. A. Hen­ Welcome Wagon Officers elected arc 3lra. Mrs. Wilkins derson visited .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adair, president; 3!rs. Ora C. Norton in Leesburg Clan nee Collins, first vice To Appear In Enjoying recently and attended the re­ president; Mrs. W i l l i a m vival services being held in Cluaa, second vice president; European Tour the First Christian Church in April 27 Parade Eustis. The services are be­ Mra, John Wllalna left this .Mrs. lliiis Spencer, sccrc. Members of Hie Welcome ing conducted by Itrv. Morris week for a aix week visit in tary; Mrs. James lloolchan Europe, She plans lo meet J r , corresponding secretary; Wagon Clubi of Seminole Butler Hook of Hichmund. her husband at various ports. Mrs. J. it. Hoolchan Sr., County wit] participate in the V*., who has been a friend of Ho is attached to VAH-7 and treasurer, and Mra. Irene Semi-Centennial using a cov­ the Henderson family for sev­ ered wagon for their float. eral year*. Hcv. Hook and hia his squadron left Hanford in Kent, chaplain. 3lra. William Klinefelter 31ra. Virginia 1’etroskl said family spent one summer January for a seven month here in tin* Glass collage sev­ cruise aboard the Enterprise will preside and Mrs. Wado today. Snyder is in charge of deco­ The wagon, which la used eral years ago. in the Mediterranean, Sir. and Sirs, Harvey Dunn While in Europe Mr*. Wil­ rations. Following tho install­ as Hie emblem of the Wel­ kins plans to visit with her ation, an elaborate buffet come Wagon organization will visited friends at Keystone brother and slater-in-law, Pfc. dinner will tie enjoyed by the be pulled by a mule from Rei­ Park Sunday afternoon and and Mrs. Larry Lee, and aon, group. 31ra, Spencer la in ter Hrothcra atabtea In Long- attended the evening aervicca Greg, who are now in Augs­ charge of dinner arrange- wood, and members of the at Waldo where Mrs. Eliza­ menls. group will march along in beth Kirchcr la pastor. Hev. burg, Germany. Ed Kirchcr, Sira. Kirchcr and Tha Wilkins’ two sons, Step­ At a previoua meeting Mra. pioneer costume. hen and Michael, are with •Marcel Faille and Mrs. Ro­ Present member* and pros­ faml|y were former resident* their grandparents, 51r. and bert Ziltrowcr were named pective members are invited here while Hev. Ed Kircher lira . II. M. Lee, in Pensacola. chairmen of the float for the to participate in the parade was pastor of Barnett Memor­ Centennial parade. exhibition said Mr*. Pctroaki. ial Stethodist Church. Mrs, Leslie Thompson is in Casselberry charge of (lie Easter gift pro­ ject for tho Harry Anna NOW O PEN ! Home. The committee has the names of the children and Rev. and 31ra. Delmai all shopping has been com­ SEM IN O LE DRY C LEA N ER S Copeland of 321 Pluey Ridge pleted. All members are ask­ Road in Casselberry had B« OPERATED BY — their weekend gucsla IU>v, and AIIT SHOWN 31rs. John Finch of Pitta, M A RVIN M ILA M I’KST CONTROL huigh, Pa„ who were on their Termites ft Other Pssia 218 ■ 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. way to attend a convention In Miami. Tha two couples were 2601 PARK I)R. PHONE FA 2-4933 irlsnda during their college 322-8665 SANFORD days a t Aabtury. Local Events Observed Anna Miller Circle Plans Installation This Saturday Personals Personals Weekend Television FRIDAY P. 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Nawa 1:41 O ) 1 -arrtlma 1:01 O l Merv-Hrlffln III Ol 1:34 C l (II Ol 1:11 O ) (It ( II ICO (31 <41 Ol I:e4 (4) 4:44 (SI (SI <41 4:14 C l (4) Ol (SI (tl iS l (11 (41 ISl Cl (SI 4:14 4:34 4:49 4:34 S:3n 4:34 Show raaew ord Day In Court KUC N e w . Art Lln k lM ter J ana W ym an Preeanl a Loretta T o u n g Hhow Millionaire Queen for a Day T oung Dr. Malone Til Tell Th* Truth W h o Da Too Tr ust D o u g la s E d w a rd s Nawa w i t h tha N e w s Tha Match Gama Am erican Bandstand Herrrt Storm Make Room for Daddy Edge a f Night Discovery '41 American N ew s sta n d NIIC Nawa Pxprye I'layhsuva The Meet of Greueh a Check mat a Hants L’laua Bu rn s A Allan W ea t h e r V i e w Hair* • DEAR ABBY: I am a widow of 27. I must eat so I must work. My figure is good and so is my face. My job is waiting on tables and my prob­ lem is the male with the urge to pin­ ch*. I first became aware of him when he nipped me. I let him have one be­ tween his mustache and beard. Then he called me a nnme, so I gave him a second clop in the chops. That did It, He got loud and the manager ap­ peared. He sided with the creep so I quit. Now I ask you, Abby, must n girl put up with those old gouts in order to hold a job? LOOKING FOR WORK DEAR LOOKING: A sock on the puss is worth two on the foot. No re­ spectable girl has to work In a plnee like that. With your qualifications, you won’t be looking long. • a • DEAR ABBY: My husband is in­ sanely jealous of Dn. Ben Casey. You wouldn't believe a grown man could carry on like thnt. We’ve been mar­ ried for six years, and Ben is the on­ ly man my husband has even been jealous of. What should I do? CRAZY FOR BEN DEAR CRAZY: I)r. Kildare. a Sturt going to • a DEAR ABBY;-We plan to put our house up for sale. I’ve been in­ Service Seminole TV By Abigail Van Buren sisting to my husband th a t we should reserve our mineral rights. I told him that with all the talk and articles lately on the increasing shor­ tage of pure, clean water, our w ater supply might be valuable one day. A spring has been flowing on our property for the past 118 years. My husband says that w ater is not a mineral ami if I talked about w ater being "valuable” one day people would think I had a screw loose. Am I being foolish about mineral rights? One of my neighbors has nn artesian well and the other haH a spring. Thank you. LOOKING AHEAD DEAR LOOKING: Anyone who has a potentially valuable asset on bis property and doesn't engage nn attorney to Investigate it for him has u screw loose. You have nothing to lose but the lawyer’s fee. • * * CONFIDENTIAL TO M. B.: If you have picked up this newspaper with your own two hands, and read it with your own two eyes, and under­ stood it with a sound mind, then you are a lot better off than ninny others. Think about that for a while and write me another letter. <9 m » Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfuddressed, stamped envelope. D a u b y O n (B h id q s i Th« Jacoby Transfer Bid can be used after an opening two no-trump. The artificial f t t llM S responses are: W10B A. Three rtube. Btaj-mant ♦ 781 *84 Asks fur • four card major BAST with tha additional proviso Q 104 A £> that if ojicner hns 4-3-1-3 dis­ ft VA7S VK984S tribution he rcldd three no♦ KBB 4 JI0 # *931 trump if hi* four cant auit ft Q J 10 8 SOUTH (D) Ii clubs. ft AK B. Three d i a m o n d * and VQJS three hearts. Transfer bids 4AQ84 and ojit-m-r Idda three of ft AKB7 transfer suit, except with Both vulnerable South West Norik E id maximum strength in transfer 2 N.T. Pas« 3 4 Paaa suit he may jump to game. 3 ft Pass Pass Pam C. Thfco spades. Either not Opening lead—ft Q used at all or extremely arti­ ficial. The transfer bid mutes it major after nn opening two possible to atop at three of a no-trump bid although such (x) q J. he Spring Is the season of the huusewife'a discontent. It’s in spring that the h o u s e w i f e looks in her closet und det-idei ■he ‘‘hasn't got u thing to wear.” —It's in spring that she looks in the mirror and de­ cides alio simply has to do something about her weight or her hair. —Its in spring that she looks outdoors and see* all that needs to be done in the yard — clipping, weeding, re­ planting, spraying, fertilising. —It’* in ajiring that *he looks around her house and suddenly notices lliat the slip cover* look a little dingy, the walla really need a new coat of paint, and thnt she ought to do something about bright­ ening the kitchen. — It's in spring thnt she takes a critical look at her children and begins to wonder how in tho world she It going to keep them entertained all summer long. —And so, In spring the housewife rolls up her sleeves and gets to work setting her world in order—Inside and ouL During springtime she is a whiss who accomplishes mors in a month or two than she does I n a i x m o n t h s By Oswald Jacoby atops should not be mad# more than once in a blue moon. This North has juat tha hsnd for It. South should be able to make the three spade contract He wins the club opening, cashes the ace and king of trumps, and leads a hcuit. Dummy’* ten loses to East's king and East lends tha jack of diamonds. South must go right up with the acc and lead atiuthcr hcurL West will take hia ace, but will be un­ able to keep South from dis­ carding one of dummy's dia­ monds on his third heart. Incidentally, if North piuyl spades tho opening lead of e diamond will hold him to eight tricks. Woman:ByRuth through the rest of the year. —And It's a good thing, toe —for with the arrival of aummer, with children out of school ami hut weather slow­ ing her down, she relaxes and figure* she can coast along until fall. Fall will quicken her pace again—but it won't Ik> until another spring arrive* that ■hu really look* with a critical eye on everything around her and decides that she must hurry, hurry, hurry to act it all to rights. In any aeaaon, good reading for grownups: Ituth .Millolt'a ’’Tij)* on Teenagers.’’ Juat send 25 cents to Ituth Miiiett Kcuder Service, c/o The Sunford Herald, P. O. Box 488, Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. From Your Downtown FloriitL Va PRICE SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1at ft Sanford Ave. FA 2-1822 FA 2-8152 WE’VE HE-STOCKED Our Counter of Unique W H A T - N O TS Here are a few — I’yrex C l see rulr-ln -Basket, Patio Candies, Oblong and Round Serving Tray*, De­ corative Coaster*, Hobnail Glassware. Coffee .Muga in colors. 45-Pr. Earthenware Dinnrrware Set (pumpkin color). ALL AT — PO W ELL’S Office Supplies A Gifts 117 Magnolia Ave. This Year For Easter say it with Ship'n Shore* L U Z IE R ’S Fine Coamrlicg ft i'crfumr* CALL; Ann Williams TV RENTAL • 2 (D s w i For Individualized Herr Ire TELEPHONE: blouses Come *m our wonderful Easter collection . . . forth* gift of fashion •very woman adores! 2.98 to 4.98 •tzss 29 4o 40 322-1447 260« Hanford A t *. 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FOR MORE COMFORTABLE LIVING — WITH A— H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T L O A N Borrow up to f 5,000 • — No Appoint meat Necessary Take Up To 5 Yetni To Pay • Fast, Courteous Bertie* ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS OF SANFORD WELCOMED MHNBEK F.D.I.C T1 �fcnhhiainwmd JvA fcv&tepm 9n Sanfohd (him Hot 6l Cold BUFFET Teleplay Termed A Success HOLLYWOOD {LTD — Not that this appellation was not the lea ft of the many startl­ in the slightest offensive ing facts about Br i t a i n ' s g r e a t prime minister, Benjamin when addressed by Greer Disraeli, is that he appar­ j Garson to Trevor Howard. 1 ently permitted his wife to offer this point to indicate call him '•Dl«y," and was (despite minor reservations) never known to hive slug­ with what rare taste, wit ged her. and civility toe play bridged And almost as startling such diverse elements as Dis­ Thursday night in NBC-TVs raeli's poignant married life, 90-minute romantic drama his triumph over anti-semltabout his political and reii- ism and his place as empiregious turmoil was the fact builder in acquiring the Suer Canal, India and Egypt. In brief, it was a bully V l o m i t ( ti r\ r) job, a blessed and mature H I D I - I N T HE AT RE relief from the intellectual bawdy house of everyday PI ION K FA 3.1=16 television drama. And, as TON IT 1C A. S AT. always, you have to start THIIT.K FKATFRR with the writer, in this case James Lee, who penned the A original tcleplay for the ''Hail ______ CARLOAD of Fame" special. Writers No. 1 At 7:15 Only often get ambitious and silly "SHOTGUN” ideas; Paddy Chayefsky, for Color WrMem instance, once wanird to Sterling Maiden do a musical comedy about No. 3 At !*: I n I Inly Trotsky. And Lee set himself “IT S ONLY no slight task in trying to MONEY" Jerry LewU make a popular entertain­ ment out of a story that No. .1 At 10.Ill Only could have been preachy and "THUNDER heavy. ROAD’’ It was neither, as he treat­ ed it. Occasionally, because of the compression that teleCOMING San. - .Mon. • Toes. 7:10 A 11:00 Nitrly 11.00 H O W . . . ADO A MOTION PICTURE TO THE W0NDER8 OF THE WORLD II v ision inflicts, it suffered from a fragmentary nature, some of the anecdotal form might have been sacrificed for the moat of Disraeli's many ideas, more than just quips. And live final scene, in which Disraeli bid farewell to his confcres in the House of Commons after being ele­ vated to nobility hy Queen Victoria, seemed too staged and melodramatic, providing a rather abrupt ending. The assets, however, weigh­ ed more. With tl»e enormous aid of Howard, who was ur­ bane, controlled and incisive, law? caught the spirit of things. His story centered on the charming relationship of Disraeli and his older wife; on how he outfought those who disliked him because of his acid longue and hluntncss; on how his backbone, humor and love of his country won the affection of Queen Vic­ toria, who had disliked him at a distance, but drew even closer to him when his wife died and left him at wit's end. Ilv Judy Turner After the Kiris have tried on those flowery lints and the wives have led their husbands to the store to try on new suits in preparation for Faster, the whole lot of von will doubtless he rendy for some re­ freshment urn! entertainment. lie fore yuu call it a tiny stop in at one of these fine places. GREGORY PECK stun* in "To Kill A Mockinpliirtl" winner of ciifht Academy Award nomina­ tions playing at the Ritz Theatre Sunday, Pulitzer Film Ritz Bound The I'uCtxcr Prire novel that bus become a legend in its own time is now a memor­ able motion picture. The film. "To Kill a Mock­ ingbird' opens Sunday at the It it x Theatre and will continue through Thursday, The film has also copped T h e International Peace eight Academy Award nom­ Garden is on the boundary line between Canada and the United States. « academyI awards Guess 1 was a little previ­ ous Inst week talking about Easter so soon. The Easter egg hunt nL Skate City is next Friday, April 12. Skate City Kellers Dance and Fig­ ure Club ts sponsoring the free outdoor hunt for kids under 12. The rink*wilt tie open Friday afternoon from t til S p.m. with special low rates of 25 cents admission and 13 cents skate rentals . , . open Easter Sunday too, inations and is the front run­ ner when the academy meets April S. Starring in the film based on Harper Lee's best selling novel is Gregory Peek. Co-starring with Peck i* Mary Uedhnm. Phillip Alford, John Mrgun, Until White and 1'mi) Fix. m e CHANNEL » 10:00 I’.M, ■OaCAISCAST I TODAY & SAT. RITZ DOLTILF. FEATURE 2 0 0 0 0 EVES 2c\ SUNDAY thru THURSDAY Winner of M ACADEMY \\ t Aim NOMINATIONS! cmrnsiBm i SHOWS AT 1:00 - .1:13 • 8 :«I«v naiHUtOlIllfCHlMe. m illsBain ■CHRISTINEKW JFM ANN To ki» a Mockingbird ta«ikW100 SALTm WtRl TUhStRS JLl£E*THCUPSOR (UfioS“httHT GREGORY PECK ■KMunuicaiMUBVA Co-llit • 9:13 Only Wondrrful Musical Comedy "AIN'T MISIIFIIA t IN' " In Color Piper l.auri* Kory Calhoun STARTS PHI. APRIL 13 C'Zm w ununq . . . Our New “ T A K E -O U T ” Service Chick-n-Treat GET ACQUAINTED Special COMPLETE DINNER 3 Pieces CHICKEN M i French Fried, Cole Slaw end Hot Kolia BIG BOY SPECIAL SANDWICH "It's A Meal 1* I ts e lf ^ .y ' Discount To . . . la m e Croups Churches Huslneris (.roups Fraternal Orders Phan* LTo For Information c - BIG BOY DINNER With Our Special Bases Fr. Fries Cole Slaw Drive-In To Get 'Taras' "Tarns llulhn,- thn much heralded rmiltl-inillion dollar screen adaptation of the clas­ sic tale of the Cossack's fight for freedom from the Poles in the Kith century, starring Tony Curtis ami Yul Hrynner, opens .Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre, through United Artists release. The llnrohl Herlit Production s i . filmed in Pansrislon and Eastmanrolor. Directed by J, Lee Thompson, tha east of over 7,000 co-stars Christine Kauf­ man, ham Wannmnkcr, llrud Dexter, Guy Uolfa and l'erry Lopni. To duplicate the terrain of the Ukrsnisn steppes, the set­ ting of the story, Academy Award winner DarohJ Herlit spent several months on loca­ tion with cast and crew in a remote area of Argentina closely resembling the sing­ ular topography of the rug­ ged Ukraine. The other feature on the program which w i l l p l a y through Tuesday is -Ain’t SERVES 3 TO 7 HUNGRY PEOPLE HALF PINT COLE SLAW I39 3 Misbehavin'" with Rory Culhown. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, “The Toy Tiger* ami “Devil At -I O'clock” will piny. Three films are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Thn thrrrr are "Summer l.ove," "Itluo Hawaii” arid *Hmne Front The Hill." Excrpt for printing and cost of sale, money from lire sale of U. S. federal duck stomp* goes Mr the acquisi­ tion and lease of waterfowl management areas throug­ hout the natron. Legal Notice M i n i i: or thereof r«o<ir(l«>il In MsJS'flSi’sat /* . d r iv e <f'f Curb Service 9:30 A. M. To 1:30 A. M. We Use Only U. 8. Government In serted .Meals and Fryers HOWE'S chick-n-treat Phone Ahead and Then Pick-up: FA 2-9760 NIGHTLY 3 A. V to 9 I’. M. BEER W IN E If. fleck with l»*puty c l e r k l)lihn|i A ftorriatailn *.«4 Ki«l 1*1nw Hlr«o| Florid* Pohllvh April A, l»U orUndo, C lU t-lf Meats and Groceries .Munir Of PAUL TERRItHI.INI'S LOOK FOR The Rooffie Wooffie Piano Of “ I DIAMONDS” Plus Mel Murray CI.UH DIAMOND llwy. 17-93 Mouth Of DrlUry TO THE MUSIC OF BIG B ILL ,^9 ffdD I # aT A N D TUB 1 VELVETONES FU N For Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating NO ONE HAS TO STAY HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO JET B O W LIN G L AFAN 2-7512 E M E L0 D E E S K A T IN G R IN322-9353 K ONDKA ROAD LA K E M ONROE FEATURING Charcoal Broiled Steaks 12. CUT RATE WHISKIES March If, St (h April I»«2. KXCEIT TUESDAY LOCATED ON J 'i MILES NORTH OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 2-3108 MON. NITE 11.00 ADMITS ENTIRE FAMILY WED. NITE - LADIES NITE 8 A. M. TO 2 A. M. ■ 6 DAYS A WEEK MATINEE SAT. & SUN. 2:30 l \ M. * 1:30 I*. M. Skate City Roller Rink TE 6-2174 Jusl Off 17-92 On Dog Track ltd. ttlways at JIM SI'BNCER'S ALL THE LOHSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 53.25 CHAR - HKOILEI) I'RI.ME STEAKS DANISH LO LISTER TAII-S (»w ret Fill. - SAT. - SUN. I.onseood . Oviedo Rd. !j Mile East of Uwy 17-93 I'ubtlah 12. EDO-7 J March FRIDAY & SATURDAY Jr,. I'Urk of ilaw circuit c>*«ri 11jr: it ■r Ih n T, V1ItI**i* sad s Complete Line ol THE BIG SIGN North Orlando Super Mkt. 11,1 *a Meynolta Averin# Hanford, Florid# jiubllcatlon EVERY . . . BAR & PACKAGE STORE MATT O. HTANLET ll# r* # a # d ( 5*o A Hj»r#r, Jr, vtlorney f o r aald #»l«it# 7:30 P. M. -10:30 I*. M. t o th # tll.Rh*«'l I ! uhCi a m o n t h # f i n d day of A|>rllt l i l t . #f th * Kr*»nt Jioor of th # ffemtnol# County c.urthou##, H anford , F lo rid * . Arthur Eaf«t# «f R O LLE R S K A TIN G mid ITj***l t»I(I*I«•r f«•r r ,t *11. *I (HEAL! / • / Linda J#an Htanlejr A• A d m ln letra trli Cum T- % 1a inch to A n n n o ©f the Flrat D A N CE ONOKA ROAD In ilir I'liHrt **f I*# !’«*»•*If Jn iIk'% *r*rtim*l# I Itlnt In l*r««linlr» In rr • |'.#|HI# «f MATT r . HTANI-WT P#r##*#i1 Tn %ll rrcilllnr# mnA »*rr*nn« lint Ins I Inlwn nr iletnnnil* %iinlnM Mid Ettnfn* Yuli Mini uni'll of you i n hrr#l>F notified atnl rnnilr#*l lo pr#«enl #njr rUlm# #nd demand# which r *u, or #lth#r of yo u , may have airttnat the faint* of M\TT «* STANLEY, tiereaaad, lalt of raid fVunty, in th# Con lily Judnn of n.-le County. Florida- *t hi* i.f rl«*W lt| the rnlirl hoU*l* of ».iid C o u n t y *i Henford. F l o r ­ ida, w ithin *t* oalendar ftiofi t Ti* from th* time nf the fir *1 jhi t>U®*Unit of Iht* no* Hi, * Two ro|i1r# of earh r I\itii or deniwnd »tialt h# In vwltnuf, aild «hall *»#!• The liln.p of reilden*’# and |i*iat office adtlr*#* «f the claimant, mod »Ii a II he aworn to bj the olalmAnta hi* i i t n l or att*»rHfjf * n it ar caitn p an ted hy * finrijr fr# of one doll nr and aiiuTi rial in of il#fiiand tint ao fIKomI ihall lie void AU 19«3 1.35 BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE r u t Book II. I'lKr' t I'll ff, l*ii Ml 4 R ic o N i of Hrnril&uin County. Florid# it p u b lic m l# , Legal Notice #%i.i: NOT1<*K I* IIKHKMY MtV1. N Hint jmrauant irj tIi•» Final l»*nr#* of K«r*cIo*Uf® «nl Ml# #nt#ra4 in ih*» {rnri-ltrite ifi TIi* Plrrult Court In Kti'l for H*m! rinl* Cnu filjf, Flat Idm. £*«# |)ork*t Num­ ber r;»of MiKinilr. th# on* d#r*1rn*d Cl*rk will Mil ih* property #lluat#>4 In *il J Count y M> lout 7, Block I. I IF F T M C R 1H»M£8 OKUANDo HCO­ TTON ONE, ireordlriK In ft I■i Family bucket Of IS Pieces FRIED CHICKEN 1 AND HOT HOLUS •? W w Y U I. 1IR Y N N E R plays thn titlu role of the lusty, legendary Cossack leader, "Tarns iitillm," in Harold llerh t’s multi-million dollar production co-starrinif Tony Curtis. The Fanavision Kastmnilcolor film opens Sunday tit the Movielaml Drivu-ln Theatre, through United Artists re­ lease. Scotch double are hack at the Jet Lancs again with games starting at 3 p.m., 7 p.m, and 9 p.m. For the next two Sundays you couples lli.it like to bowl can go win that guaranteed ffio first prirc. These games nro handicapped to give you a sporting chance. Summer howling leagues are starting soon; if yull're in­ terested sign up for a day or evening and they'll pul you to play pronto. Even though they do have leagues there is always open bowling, so don't stay home if you just want to bowl a couple lines for your own enjoyment. • . • It ulwnys surprises me how close to town the Lake Monroe Inn is because once you're in­ side, with Die dark paneling ami open licarne and red checkered table cloths, you seem to bn way out ill a country cabin. Talked to Frank Durto, one of Hie own­ ers, wlio said they have a gih,il lunch crowd there and described tiro sire of the sir­ loin steak for two by making a circle with his arms. Murry couples will bring the children and Just order plates for them, dividing tire big steak a lining the lot, he anid. • • • Club Diamond Is now open from 10 a.m. in tins morning and yeur friendly hartendres* is Judy Williams, a Kentucky girl who said she just “got lost." and ended Up here. She was in the Army, ami lias liecn at the Club **vo weeks. The Club is closed on Mon­ days but open thu oilier all days iu the week. • • • My Inside Intelligence oper­ ator over at tho t'nribe re­ ports that something Is cook­ ing thero on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Can't tell you too much about it. hut just glv« you » hint . - , it's live! That inukra four nights out of six that tlie Caribc offers entertainment . . . . drop in and see what's up. Klin also says that the free Cha-Cha lessnns Thursday night were expected to go over big. In case you haven't guessed, my spy is Flo who keeps me up on tho news. • • • Good news for the summer­ time . , , l’ete Rukur, Jack Kossninti and Faul Caskey, hotter known as the Fopulaires, aro returning to tho Capri for the summer season. Beginning the first weekend in May they’ll lie playing every Friday and Saturday night for your dancing pleiisMire. Dancing is a pleasure at thw Capri anyway, they have n rial nice dancing floor. The hot and cold buffet for lunch has been going well . . . remember it is set up between II a m. and 2 p.m. and is a quick way to grab a gvod lunch at a reasonable price, • • • Another trusty scout re­ ported having a delicious meal at Jim Spencers last week. They hud guests from Chicago who said that the red snapper was the best in central Florid*. They'd rut her go to Kpencers limn anyplare else, la-cause tlie snapper is the freshest and juiciest mound. The shrimp was tasty ton, with it# unusual eon ling. Something always interesting at Spencer* is the bulletin board full of pictures in the lobby that IX ris has taken of the guests. MON. Thru FRI. 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. a nut) SANFORD, YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP fa real dellrary the way »e prepare them! . . . they sr* NOT Frrnrh Fried!) CHOICE COMII1NATION PLATTEIt (Danish l.olnter Tall* amt Ituyal $795 Red Shrimp) FROG dm LEGS Sauted In f f Friday and Saturday From 8:00 KUENCER’S RESTAURANT and CXICKTAIL LOUNGE South French Ave. 6 DAYS A WEEK To The Muttic Of B IL L SLA Y TO N Those 4 Guys JIM FLA. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. Dance Melted Rutter DANCE t o ­ l l V A L D E Z H O T EL I’hnne FA 2-0551 AND TUB "HIDEAWAYS" EVERY FRI. & SAT. NITE FOOD SERVED *TIL 8 P. M. PACKAGE GOODS AVAILABLE �. ‘’ ^ t . r s r ------- tr. rr ■ M M M H M M M M M M IIV M tl k> Sir* V nrfnS V m lk P aRe 10—FV1. Apr. B, US Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads $ Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 i* Office 204 W. F irst DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. clay before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The IIcr»W will not be re­ sponsible kit more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reaervea the right to revise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policiea of this paper. i\ th is n in t h ji is o il rm rrrr rnrnT . m i l si. r i m i i t . rim a t:w i* m .i: r n m v , n .o H in * . ''ijj ( TMPOE'S A PLV i WMtNEVEH SOMETHING REAL BOT HE RING ME GET RIO O f IT w- 5 I I /<* I I? (i | I ! R m s M 'n i r > o. tanso K O H K ri.o a in n IMPORTANT COMES UP. j ------ ''j tV I N’T KII I’AIIK F BDK II AI. MAVINMH A ND LOAN AHHO. C A T I O N , a c o rp n ra llo n o rg an l.,d anil a s l a t l n g under Hi* law s *>f tha Unite d H tat.a of Am arlca P la i n t i ff . & w 2? I in m iiiitii s i ik lf. w i k IlK.llltY, nrnnr an d n tJ T ii Ilia wlfa, at al D e f en d a n ts , Mi ms - o r ■PIT TOl I.KWIK IIKItltY and Itl-TII IIKItltV, Ilia w lfa r / o rla u ila K. T a y lo r H.r.U. No. 4 l i n t II I I s l i n g t o n . Houlh C a ro ­ lin a anil In an y anil all o t h e r p a r t . Ira r l a l m ln a a n y rig h t, till*, a n d / o r Intaraat In anil to tha f o l lo w in g daacrlb td proparty, to wit: Dot I. In n io r k "A" o f I.ITTI.B XVKKIWA MMTATCM NUMIIIlIt ON K, itrmlnota County . Florida, a r r o r d ln g to tha plat thi-raof rarnrded In I’la l Ilimk I. I ' a g , SJ. o f tha I’uldlr Itarorda of Huntnot# County , F lorida T o i l A III-: IIKIIKIIY NDT I. KIKII that the I'lalntlff, W IN T l t l t I'A IlK FKD KItAI. HAVI.VllH A ND MIAN AHiCim ’IAT | i >N, a ro rp o ra tlo n o r g a n l i r d and a s l a t l n g u nder tha la w a o f tha Unite d Htataa o f AmarIra haa Inetltuled ault aga ln a t you In Ilia Circu it Court o f tha Nin th Judlrlal Circuit, In and for H nnlnola County , Klorlila, tha n a tu r e o f tha ault la to fo reclo se a m o r t ­ g a g e on tha a b o v e daarrlbed property, enld property b ein g • D u e l e d and tm-alad In Kaminote County , Flo rid a. You and »a< li o f yo u are harahy ratiulrrd to file y o u r Anawrr w ith the Clark of tha Circuit Court. In and for Hemlnote County , Flo rid a, an d aarva a copy t h e r e o f upon W. K. W i n darwaad la, of tha firm of W ln d erw erd le, II a I n a a * Ward, 134 Park Avanua, Houtli. W in te r Park. Florida. A t to r n e y s for P la in tiff In tha aliova action, on or b ef ore tha 31th day o f April, 1*13, e l s e a Darraa Pro Cnnfaeao w i l l be en tered aga ln a t you . IT IH OltOKIlKO that thte ha publlalird In T h e Hanford Herald, a n ew s p a p er p u b li s h ­ ed In Keinlonla Co u n ty , F l o r ­ ida, o n es each w e r k for four c o n e r c u t lv r weeks. WITNKHM tha hand o f tha Clark o f the Circuit Court, Hemlnole Cou nty, Flo rid a, this tha 30th day o f March, 1**3. IHKAL) Art hur II. Hack w ith . Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court l l y i Martha T. Vllilcn It. C. W ln d erw eed le, lla ln ea * Ward 334 Park Avenue, Noulh W i n te r Park, Florida P uhlleh March 33, 3* A April t. 13. 1*11. CD41-1T Sweet Springtime ACROSS 1 Apj-cajui* aa ln « 7 Garden bMutl/lar IS He.ch foe 14 llnkeeled ISGuidra l a ilr lc l.n i f a 17 S e t t e r • Hair ball Immortal 10 Grrmaa physicist 11 Sin llaa raid 12 Int.rprri lu College rhaai 31 Taka Inta rutludy 23 Said 23 lime* 30 Soil lull negative >1 Armed fieri* 23 Genus of maplr. M Inquiring aaclamauoM 27 Hurt 3 4 1‘rrhutarl* 15 Mrrlta 31 Mukeqwareen kin* S3 Againit 3 J IH h r t .u a 34 Hip 33 Sainlri (all) 311 Legal point .7U Sr, tafia 40 Handled rhu.1 S3 ('unfurl 2* Heavy blow 2J Mr. Mutlal 30 Furrf.ther 3ttM.lt d »«a ST Dina 1 r '.1 rr ir 43nr. eddrm 44 Penetrate 47 gnglneertng drgrre ( 0 Krtuinmg S3 Horn 84 30 lFr.1 33 Adolrurnta 34 Tratuf rrtaor ITCatooua DOWN 1 Endure 3 Italian city 3 Imitated •n 7 Part* tf frra* • TlbrUa CO^lUl is M♦ l” r " _ nrf u so a- CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Tounfl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food G. For Rent 6A Specinl,Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wnntcd to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortjrane Loans 11. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 1G. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Rubysittors 21. Reality Salons 22. Ruild - Paint - Repair 23. Huildintf Materials 21. Electrical Services 25. PlumbinK Sendees 2G. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pcta 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wnnted »G. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Honts - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 6. For Rent AIIVF.HTtSKWKNT FOB f llf lll P roje ct No. PFI-- Fla-433 T o w n o f A ltnm o n tr Hprlnira arulPif t»M« for tli* ro natrurtlon o f w « t » r mipply urn! d istrib u tio n ajratrm for T o w n o f Altnm nnt* Hprlnna. w ill lir m a lv a il l»y T o w n r l r r k . T o w n II aII, HprhiK •. Florid*, u n til »:«» oVIork I*. M-. K.H.T., April 17. Ifft3. an d then a t M M o f f l e t piiMHljr oprnrti and r«**d aloud. Th a Inform ation for lllddara. Form o f llhl. Form «»f C o n ­ tract . I*lana. ttpeclfh'atlon*. anil Forma o f 111*1 ll<ind and IW f o r m a n r a Iturnl m ay ha at* am lnril at lha f o l lo w in g ! «n.it r R if liH f lm Cafftofft* 6. For Rent G. For Rent Unlurniihed 2 bedroom houie. Houses for rent. For Infor­ 3 B E D R O O M Furnished mation contact Ted Wil­ 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 house. $90 month. FA 2-2322. liams Hardware, 205 E. or FA 20525. FURNISHED House. Avail­ 25th St. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom able May 1st. 322-5817. Apartment*. Kitchen equip­ Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. home. Fenced yard. Near NICE Clean 35 ft. Trailer, to FA 2-4078. responsible adults. Tub, NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ ahower, T.V. $60. Near cle. FA 2-7484. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: town. 322-6388. Room* private balhi, 114 F U R N I S H E D Apartment. W. Firat St. Lights, water included. Ph. FURNISHED 2 bedroom FA 2-5158 or FA 2-0495. home. $100 a mo. Option RENT A RED to buy. 2620 Iroquois. Rollaway, Hospital it Baby FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. Bed*. Furn. 5 Rm. House. $65. 3 Ily Day. Week, or Month EFFICIENCY Apartment on Rm. Apt. Utilities. $50. Firat St. Near 2 city free CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-2784. parking lota and shopping Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l*t St. stores. No utility charges. FURN. Apt. FA 2-2800. UNFURN. lit Floor. 3 rma. Suitable for couple or sin­ bath. 2 acrecncd porchei. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. LARGE 2 bedroom trailer, I.akc Ashby. Adult* only. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply Store. FA 2-7368. upstair* evening*. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ 2-IIEDIIOOM furnished apart­ GARAGE 't.nishcd Apt. Explus City. 201 W. 1st St. ment, also clficicncy apart­ elusive n t.. 'Mrrhood. Wall GARAGE APARTMENT. ment, furnished. 322-6311. lo wall c a rp c L n , tiled kit­ Rooms and bath. Screened chen and bath. Sk-cplng AVAILABLE RENTALS: Lake porch. Close in. FA 2-0191 and sun porch. Newly de­ Jessup, 1 BR. furnished or FA 2 2824. corated. Sleeps 8 adults. home $75; Loch Arbor, 4 Acquisitively 1 u r n i s.h cd BR., 2ti bath, unfurnished, 3 BEDROOM. Living & Din Available immediately. 108 ing room. Beautiful loca $115 lease; 2 Hit. unfurn­ E. 18th St. corner S. Park. lion. REFERENCES. Call ished: several $70 to $85. $60.00 per month plus uti­ FA 2-7114SEMINOLE REALTY lities. Adults. 1901 S. Park FA 2 5232 EXCELLENT SELECTIONS 43' HOUSE TRAILER. 2 bedNOW EXTRA NICE lum. apt. $65; room, Cabana. FA 2-1334. 1 or 2 persons; 608 S. Park. • 2 Bedroom furnished $75. • 1 Bedroom furnished $55. SMALL furn. Apt. 1902 Maple • 3 Bedroom unfurnished $85 6A Specinl Notices FA 2-0731. • 2 Bedroom unfurnished $75 INCOME TAX RETURNS. 12 These A several othera awall years experience. Call La­ 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen your choice. Call now to m ar Williams. 5 Point*. equipped. Near base, see these value*. FA 2-7843. FA 2-3085. AVAILABLE NOW. Beautiful ROOMS, The Gablet, 401 Brittany Farm House. Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. 2 HR Kit. equipped. $65 NEWLY FURNISHED U rg e 2 UR. Kit. equipped. $75 2 BR. duplex. 14th St. LongROSA L. PAYTON wood. 838 3298. Reg. Real Estate Broker NICE 4k clean 3 room furnish- FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ed Apartment. K rar town. $.15 a month. Includea wa­ Furn. A pt Close in. Apt. 4 $35 Mo. 4071k W. 1st. ter A electricity. FA 2-H544. 2 BEDROOM Upstairs Apart­ ment. Large, airy. ComLegal Notice pletely furnished, newly de­ 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen corated It sparkling clean. equipped. 875 month. Pb. Adults. $75 a month. Pb. FA 2 5303. FA 2-O0G8. Stemper A gency ft 0 9. For Sale or Rent House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-4205. REALTOR — INSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 2 BR. 817 Catalina. FA 2-0578. 1 BEDROOM Furnished Col- 12. Real E ntile f o r Sal* tage. $85. 812 Elm. Call MAYFAIR Harrisi Realty. FA 2-5264 Spacious 4 UR. 2 bath CB or FA 2-7945. borne in beautiful Mayfair. FURN. 2 Bedroom bouse. Fully equipped, including Adult*. No pel*. FA 2-7664. built-in kitchen and central heat! Only $21,500, with NEW furnished It unfurnish­ just $1500 down. Sec tilts ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ lodayl ment, tile baths; terratro floors. Ph. FA 2 2374 after 5 p.m. Stenstrom Realty DEAUTIFULLY f u r n I shod For rent or lease. 30 x 40 Real E .tatc — Mortgage* metal building with con­ 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 room. Private home. Ph. crete floor. Contact Ted FA 2 7431. William* Hardware. 205 E. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 4 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT J Bedroom — with air-con­ 25th St. Large home. Lake Concord, ditioning and large family Casselberry. Fully furnish­ STENSTROM RENTALS room.—Any type financing. ed, big fireplace, separate Payments as low as $18.85 Large attractive 3 BR, 2 bath dining room, closed gar­ ■ mo., plus taxes and insur­ home located on Lake age. Owner on premises for ance to qualified buyer. Mary. Blt-in kitchen, fire­ immediate rental. Call for TEE ’N GItEEN ESTATES place, convenient to NAS, directions It appointment. Phone 322-2744 $185, Unfurnished. Stemper Agency lion. Iin n .iftth /*trr*»t. North, REALTOR - INSUROR HI. r a l r r a l i u r f , Fhirhla. and T o w n Hall. A ltam on ta Hprlriffa, FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. Florida. Coplra may b# o bta ined at l h a o f f Ira «•f rttlier of Ilia a b o v e l.o it .I at aliova ad4lrra«ra. upon paymrnt o f IV TI IK CIHt l IT r m MT. l lo .o o for r*4h act. Any un- VIYTII JI IIII T I I. r i l l t ' l IT, aurrraaful bidder, upon re­ iv am i F o il s t e m v o i .k t u r n i n g aurh aet p rom ptly and I O I V T V , F l . i m i t t k In g ood c o n d itio n , w ill be IV I ' H l V I ' F l i r M l, l » H refunded hla p a y m e n t, and F o i l tK T .o sritt: o f a n y non -h hidar upon ao re* AIIIIHKVKVT FOII IIKF.n t u r n in g auclt a act w ill ba H ANNAH YAMAN a / k / a refunded I None. IIANNA YAMAN, a The owner reserve* the I 'la ln tlff righ t to w a i v e an y Inform allllea or to reject an y or all P A U L J . P H IL L IP S enrt bhla. HP.LKN M PHILLIPH. h i. Mach bidder m i n t depoalt w if e , am! ATLAH KUIIHIDIAIIw i t h hla bid, aei'urlty in the IKH OK F l a m i D A , Inc., a am o un t, form and wuhject to t h e condition* provided In the Klurlila corporation.D . f . n J a n l a , In fo rm a tio n for Itlililera. voT ip t: A t te n t io n o f blddera la p a r­ AUL J . P H IL L IP * an* t ic u la r ly railed to the r»'julr«* TO: PHKt.KN M. Plltt.I.IPtt. h i . m e n u aa to co ndition* o f e m ­ w lfr. 370 W. I l a iii.lo n p lo y m e n t to be obaerve4| and A v * n u a . Hparlanhura. m inim u m w a g e ra tes to ba Ikiutb C arolin a, a n * to paid under the con tract. a n y an * a l l o l h r r pertlra No bidder may w it h d r a w hi* c la im in g an y rlah t. tills , bid w it h in fto d a y s a f t e r the a m l/n r I n t e r * ,t In an * to a ctu a l data o f tha o p e n in g the follow in g d .a crlb a * the reof. p ro p erty , t o . w i t : TOWN O F AlaTAMO.VTK Tb« K a . t too f . * t o f Lot HPIHNUH. C l a i m 11A ts. of Ulock " D-. of IIV: / a / J « ntra P a lm e r P lt A IK IK I.AKK PAIIK. T o w n Clerk b . m l n o l o C ou n ty , FlorUta, M a n h 3?th. IMS u lon llng to tha plat PuMiah Mar. Apr. I, 1MI Ih.rrof aa r a c o r * .* In Qf Hi— left P la t Houk 7. P a g , II, o f the P u b lic It,cor*. of Hxptn ot a C o u n ty , Florida. Anmrar to Prarlou. Puttla T o l l A IlK HKIIKIIY NOTH F IC H that tha I’lalntlfr. H A N ­ NAH YAMAN. a . k / a HANNA YAMAN, a wid ow , l i e , I n . t l l u te d ault a g a i n s t you In !h« Circuit Court o f t h . Ninth J u d icia l Circuit In a n * for K ,n ilno |e Cou nty. Flotilla, t h , n a l u r , o f t h , su it la tha forarloaure of A grcm m t for D .,d w h ich . n c u m h s r a tha a b o v e i t . sc-rib ,* pro perty, aal* pro perly b rin g r i t u a l , d and l o c a l , * In H rm ln o l, County , Florida. You an * ea ch o f yo u 3* KrniU vapor 47 Ink .tala are hereby required to Ilia 41 Annual Incotaa 4* Kuropraa y o u r A n aw rr w it h t h , CDrk tlT.I black bud o f t h . Circuit Court In an * 42 Mr. Kurd 4# Garlic for Prmlnota Co u n ty , Florida, 51 Krimnlna 43 t'ralta and atao arrva a co py t h e r e ­ ai'prlDHoa 44 I'vr.ian fairy o f upon W. K. AVINDKIt43 Kurrlolro AS luplaalva AVKKDI-K. o f t h . firm AVInrIT IT IT d . r a r . 4 1 * , H a l n r . Ik Ward, 331 P a rk Avenue. Houlh. W i n ­ ter Park . Florida. A tto r n .y a ■v for p l a i n t i f f In tha ahova a c ­ 1 tion on or b ef ore tha lat day o f May. A .It., P>*i, e l s , * li a P a r r , * Pro Cunfraso w ill b , entered a tta in .! you. P IT IH u l l l iK I I K D that t h is J 3 , p u b l i s h , * In TIIK HANFOltD II Kit ALU. a n ew spa p er p u till.h id In H em ln o l. Cuun'y. Florida, o n e , aaeh w e e k fo r l o u r i s i n . e c u l l v a weeka. WITNKHM tha hand and aeal c of t h . Clark o f the Circuit Court. Hentlnula C ou n ty , F l o r ­ y ida, Ibis the 3<lli da y of March. A.Do 17(1. * Il'KALI Art hur II. Ilec tw lth . Jr. c le r k of tli, circu it court, ii Hy: Mart ha T. V l h l .n Deputy Clurk W l n d e r w e . d l e , lla ln a a 4k W ar* 334 P ark Avanua. Houlh W in te r P a rk . F lo r id * Ihibllsht M .r c h I I , AprU 8, it . is , MM. Legal Notice m u 6. For Rent 3 BR furn, Wynnwood .. $135 St. Johns Realty 2 BR furn. Wynnwood .. $100 THE TIME TESTED FIRM Unfurnished bomei from $73 118 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 Bedroom—with air-condit­ ioning and screened porch. Real Estate — Mortgage* Any type of financing. Pay­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 ment* as low as $64.00 per month, piui taxes and in­ Legal Notice surance to qualified buyer. TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES K H T in n i* s «v r Phone 322-274$ NOTICK IH hrrrhy g iv e n that Stenstrom Realty I am e n g a g e d In b u a lne .a at 1 m ile 8. o f l l l g Tr ee ltd., Kemlnule Cou nty, Florida, u n ­ der th e fh-tltloua n a m e of, TUB K ENTCCKIA N8. and that I Intend tu r e g l e t e r aald name w ith t h . Clerk o f t h , Clrvull Court. H em lno l, C o u n ­ ty, Florida, In acrordanra with the p r o v i s i o n , o f the F lc tllloua Name Htalutea. t o - w l l : Hr, linn 1(3.01 F lo r id a Htatutea 1 « 7 . Hlg: J a m e s A. Crafton Klnn-r K. Avlilry Putdtah April t, 13. 1*. 34. C D II-ti v im i »: op rn N K 4 j.n e t h k e ti.r . W» C l e r k o f d e r a i l C e u r l . Noth-e Is hereb y g iv en that the u n d ,r e ig n e d AllTIILTl II. IIKCKWITH, J i t . a s Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Hemlnote C ou n ty , Flo rid a, w ill on Iho 33nd day o f April, 1*41. at 13>05 o'clock p. in., a t the front door o f the Hemlnote C o u n ty Court lln u ee. In t h . City of H«nf»rd. Hemlnol, Cou nty, Florida, o f f e r for »ale and se ll a t public uutcry to the h l g h r . t and beat bidder for ca sh, th* f o l lo w in g d.a* rrlh.d p rop erty s i t u a te d In Hemlnol# C o u n ty , F lo rid a, lo wltt l-ot T w e n t y 430) o f lllnck H ,v,n III o f l-ockhar l'e Huhdlvlelon. a cco rd in g to P la t thereof, r e c o r d , * In P la t Uook 3, p a g e 74 of Ih o Public R eco rds of Heinlnole County , Florida, t o g e t h e r w i t h a ll s t r u c t u r e , and Im p ro v em en ts n o w and h e rea f t er on . a i d land, and n a t u r e s a t ta c h e d thereto, p u r­ su a n t to tho final decree of fo reclo su re en tered In a cas e p en d in g In aald Court, tha s t y l e of w h ich Is Lucille I*>ng H en derson and l l o . e l t a Le>ng Williams. va. I'lalnllffa, W i l l i , J a c o b s and J u l i a J arobe, husban d an d wlfa, and F lo r e n c e K ea ra e, unmarried. Def en dants, and the d o c k e t n u m b er of w h ich I. n u m b er U t > ( . WITNKHH my hand and t h . o f f i c i a l aeal o f aald Court, t h is Ird d a y o f April, H U . (HKALI A rt h u r II. H eck wlth , Jr.. Aa Clark o f lh a Circuit Cuurt o f I r i u l a o l o Couuty. Flo rid a. Uy: Martha T. V l h l . n D e p u t y Clark H o ffm a n , K e m p e r A Jo hnson A t to r n e y s a l L a w *H S N o r t h e a s t Sod Avanua Miami Hhoraa 31. F lo r id a Pub lish April 4, MM OUU-U FURNISHED house and land lor sale. Near Monroa Cor­ ner on S. Elder Road. GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES Priced from $3,800.00 to $13.. 500.00 Two bedrooms, 1 bath to three bedrooms, two bath* located i i varioui sections of Sanford. Down payment* from $50.06 to $500 00. Buy a completely recondi­ tioned home which include* repainting inside and out— or save by purchasing oa an "AS IS" Basis. You owe it to yourself and your family to investigate these bargains in home buys. No red tape. We can qualify you in 30 minutes. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA 2 2118 FA 24048 323 0700 2521 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. NEW HOM ES 9 • • • • • !| Lour aa IIS per month NO MONEY DOWN 100% Financing Buill on Your Lot 21 Different Models One to 4 Bedrooms 1 el <4 Get full-color Illustrated catalog of home* FR EE! Write or call collect today JIM WAI.TER HOMES 4340 W. Colonial Drive OULANDO. FI.OBIDA Phone: CY 5-0981 i * �. 1 Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-A ds 12. (teal L.-tuto l o r Srile 12. Rent L -d u lc F o r Sale 3 Bedroom. ] bath, large cor- 2 BEDROOM bouse, 213 a niT lot facing lake. 109 Maple. $1,300. FA 2(1437. A .u i' Drive, S u n I a n J OUT OF STATE owner must Estate. i'll A in service. sell approximately 23 acres $150 down, monthly $81.7.1, VA nothing down. FA 2 81)74 on Klee A Linden bakes. May be plotted into 22 Jots, or FA 2-2 US each on water. Also 2 lots 5 LOIS Fit A.ML HOUSE on on Linden Lake. 2 acres Palmetto Ave. ami Rosa­ each. Dr. Franr Poigor. 839 lind St Near Naval Air Forest Ave. Rye, New Station. J. H. Saucer man. York. Rt 3, Box 412-S, l’alatka, Q U A IL P O N D E A S T ~ tin. 2tkl S. Embry Dr., 3 bed­ IIY OWNER at sacrifice rooms, I'a baths, built-in prices; Income property m range and oven, corner lot, Fern Park, Rent $270 per lovely nnghborliood $12,900; monthly payments approxi­ month (2) 3 Redroom and (It 2 Bedroom cement mately $91.87 includes block homes. City water, everything except utilities. Call 838-2906 o r t,.\ 2 2479. oak floor*, Florida Rooms, like new. Located I block Real Estate liepl west of llwy. 17-92 and 1 L im ite r M urtguR e L'o., block south of S.R, 434 Realtors behind Flora! Motor Court. FllA HOMES Also lb a rvs of cleared land Will sell .inv part or StcnsUom Realty presently has an oiilslamling selec­ all. Furn. or unfurti. tion of homes, of all sues and descriptions, in various RAVENNA PARK .Modern 3 BR CB liome in residential areas for your . good, localioo. Features Inspection. Prices range Vlonda Room, fully equipfrom S38uo and up, ulili ped built-in kitchen, and monthly payments of $30 alt the standard extras! and up, including taxes and $13,(53o, with Silo down, A insurance. We will consid­ $87.30 per month includes er it a pleasure to serve everythin. A real buyl you. I Ural 55. Riiilrt - Paint • Repntr'29. Aiitoninhlle 5ervice R e la te F u r Sale REPAIRS Reasonable Carpentry ,v painting i .id tii - i \ : — -1-■ ROBERT 3 WILLIAMS Realtor Raymund LumluutsL A»*0. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank lMJc. Rl PAIRING, painting, cab AUTO GLASS met m a king. Ml work guar­ anteed. Call K.V 2-2139 alter INSTALLED 3 p. in Setiliat'ik Glass amt Faint SACRIFICE 2 sioH Y House near churches and school. S8.1WQ value. Mill sell for $6,OOQ. Now rented for $73«) Mo. Reply Box 7, c o Sanford Herald. Wa M Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Pork Ave. FA 2 2120 “S ta n d a t atten tio n ! They’re playing th a u-o HOLLERSo/SANFORD CLAUDE IIITTKLf. 2303 PARK AVE. FA 2-0M1 ORLANDO ( II 1-3166 FORD CONTINUES Due Success Of Our March New Car Sales, We Arc Continuing Our Sales Spectacular Thru The Month Of April vi n rA i TnnA TAIIf lALIx "VfliiD" TU UK HEAL lUUAIS ON A IMAND NEW Falcon! Fairlane! Galaxie! Thunderbird! 18. Help Wanted PART TIME, no selling. Earn $2.00 hour atari, col­ lecting on our established current customers. No ex­ perience necessary. Car needed. Boitdablc local realucul. Write Mr. Nagcr, P. O Box 613. Orlando. Fla., giving age, address, plume, type, model and year ol car. . 19. Sthmlloniv Wanted Child Care. FA 2-2214 DRESSMAKING, alterations; men and women. Mrs, Du­ rand, 413 Myrlk. If You're In the Market For A Used C a r . . . See Our C LE A N , LOW M ILEA G E USED CARS & TRUCKS WE DIVE TOI* VALUE STAMPS STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC. 508 E. F in d SI.. S unfurt) OPEN H I. V;uu M(l. P h .: F A 2-1481 M IL S — 1IL 6:00 OTHER at 1100 W in te r P a rk WEEK HATH M l 7-4818 WASHING and Ironing FA 2 4089. Ph, 51. Beauty Salmis JIA BRIE IT'S BEAUTY NUUK Complete Beauty Service Evening Appointments 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 Cut N Curl Beauty bluip Special on Perms. Cali for appointment. 1 Senior ope rator*. Tree parking lots. 1318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0634 Srrolft i BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINYNTE IT WITH US • low Interest Rates ♦ Utw Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 1962 CORVAN Truck for sale or trade. Call 322-3990. tfl.Vt FORD >» ton pickup. $495. Excellent iumlitiuiu Call FA 2-0967 after 4 p in. 57. Ilonta - Motors Gstcway To The Waterway Rubaon Sporting: Goods BEAUTIFUL electric range, I’lum tim fr A H e a tin g POTTED MUMS in bloom. used four weeks; will sell AIR CONDITIONING 33c up. for less than half price; CONTRACT and REPAlll Git YPKVILLK NURSERY’ 322-89to. WORK iOUI Sanford Ave FA 2 6.-62 Grapevillc Avc. Near 20th St. SEAR’S Air - Conditioner, t ton. Completely automatic. Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ PLl Mill N’t, Portable Wesllnghouie oven. gons, Pansies, Vegetable Contracting Repairs Dining room chairs, end Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. FREE ESTIMATES Ip sa Ia Rd. Just off 20th St. tables, coffee table, misc, It. L. HARVEY articles. 3230185. and 1st SI. 2iil Sanford Yve. FA 2-3383 SEWING MACHINE MONTH 55. F u rn itu re 58. Radhi X Television END CLEARANCE! WANTED reliable couple to Singer used A repossessed, PERSONAL RADIO A TV take up monthly payments portables electric. $7.50. 1 DAY SERVICE of Si3.3b on 3 complete Consoles $17.30. Zig Zags 2iih. St. A Sanford Avc. rooms of furniture. Call $28 oo A up. Cash or terms, I’ll. 322 0613 ’ TE 8 latl, Casselberry, col­ lot S. Park Ave, lect. 57. Special Services NEWLY’ Upholstered Couch A Chair, FA 2-4260, FRKE ESTIMATE WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Upholstering A Mattress ren­ SPRINKKR SYSTEMS ovating. New A Used Furni­ All Type* and Sue* ture. ta il Nix Bedding Mfg. We Repair and service Co., at 709 Celery Ave. ST IS E FA 2-21 IT. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Used furniture, appliances, Your EY’INRUDE Dealer 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 3961 1 7>i hp. MERCURY Kicker, Like now. 1 10-hp YYiseonsin Motor. FA 2 6978. 14’ BOAT and trailer with 35 hp. Mercury motor. Front end coni rots. $450. FA 2-2000. 2534 \'a!e Ave. 5S. Motorcycles - Scooters VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. New A Used. Lew Is Sales A Serviea 2517 Country Club Rd. I’h. FA-2-7928 1960 VESPA Scooter. Model 12$. Phone FA 2- 0190. tools,' etc. Bought • Sold, SMITH Au- Condition Refri­ larrry’s Mart 215 Sanford geration service. All work Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132 guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7431 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Night FA 2 2069. Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST Piano Tuning and Repair FA 20677. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 LAWNS Renovated - Aerate 51. Articles For Sale Reniove Thatch • Chinch Panu, 99c. TSlurU 4Sc. Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti­ Army-Navy Surplus, 310 l e —Ph. FA 2 4244 Smifiml Ave. MANSFIELD LAWN SKK. LOSE WEIGHT satcly with Air-Condition in jr Dex-A-Diet lableU. Only OKc. hmeIdlin’* Drugs, H. B. l’Ol’E CO.. INC. 2U) So, Park Ave. FA 2-4231 READY MIX Concrete, win Driveway a. Patios, etc, Ph dow *illa. lintels, steps, FA 2-7775 alter 4 1X1. locks, sand, comcnl, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, SINGER dry well*, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. Si; WING MACH INK :>oe Elm Avc. FA 2-5751 CALL KA 5-5785 FH IG m A IR R Sale* A Service G. It. HIGH 1)00 W. 1 st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 LAWN SERVICE USED AUTOMATIC Washer and Dryer. Many to choose from. Completely recondi­ tioned. on day warranty on all. Dick’s Appliance. 510 S. Sanford Ave. KA 2-7658. Be Wise! 17. M ale H elp W anted O v To The Trentendoug Furniture Center French Avc. 52. I lowers - Shrubs WANTED: Intelligent white Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 1961 ZIG ZAG Sewing Ma­ isfaction giuranUod. Ph. chine. Makes button boles, Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Really lady with car to do survey with guarantee. FA 29411. FA 2-1817. work. DeBary. No selling. Real Estate — Mortgages Ileal Estate — Mortgages Salary. I*. O. Box Z37. San­ 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 III N. Park Avc. FA 2 242.) ford. The Sanford Civil Service Board It accepting applica­ tions for the poMtion of po­ lice patrolman. Require­ ments; 21 to 30 yrara of age; height end weight lo conform with established standards with minimum $‘9“ ligt. and 154 lbs. ugt.; minimum of high school ed­ ucation or equivalent Ex­ amination for quat. appli­ cants will lie at 7:30 I’ M. April 9, 1963 in city hall. Good working conditions and pension plan. Submit applications lo Civil Ser­ vice examiner by April 8, 1963. &snfnrh > Tot, Walker, Boys 22“ ami Girls 24" Hikes. FA 2-7193 58. Automobiles • Trucks It yon need a good used Re­ ’56 CHEVROLET. $43$. Call FA 2-6633 after 6:00 frigerator drop by the Uompnny 1 BEDROOM CB house. Furn atio n al anthem !” nlshed or unfurnished. 26(W Elm Ave. 15. Rea! Estate Fur Sale; 15. Itusinrss ( ip pur tun it y 2 BEDROOMS, Rt aM : ■* FOR LEASE Modern 3 hay NCJ CASH NEEDED nice grove. View of Lake all porcelain Sinclair Sta 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a Mary. Top construction. lion. 2 Grease ruck.*, plenty month. T. 3. 1. Included. Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty $19,300. Furnished 2 bed­ of parking. Choice locu­ 322-808$. room Trailer, with 10’ x Real Estate — Mortgages Real Estate — Mortgages tion. FA 2-2151. 30’ cabana. With 1 acre 111 S . Park Avc. F’A 2 2420 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 $7,600. with 5 acre* 16. Female Help Wanted IT TU Y'OURSELF $12,300. Good terms. 40 SEWERS WANTED Acres, Geneva 39,000. Dup to see the big bargain at 1IXK) Oak Ave. if you need IMMEDIATELY lex. West 1st St. $9,000. Old a spacious 4 bedroom, 2 \\ ork ai home doing simple 2 story bouse on beautiful batli older home. It can be sewing. W'e supply materi­ lot. Uth St. Sanford. $4«X*) bandied for only $1,300 als and pay shipping both cash. Good and bad Romes ways. Good rate of pay. from $30 down to $2300 down. SQUARE D EAL BUYS Piece work. Apply, Dept. down. Good terms. AD -169, Box 7010, Adelaide 62 CADILLAC I Door, Power. A ir ........... 5459:» Semipole Realty Post Office, l'oroiilo, On 58 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, V-8 ................... .'195 1901 S. Park Avc. Stemper Agency lario, Canada. 58 FORD Station Wagon, V-8. Auto........ is 15 FA 2-5232 anytime REALTOR — 1NSUUOH REGISTERED NURSE, full 57 FORD Country Sett., Overdrive........... 515 FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. FOR SALE by owner: 2 bed­ time lor County home. Call 59 PONTIAC Bonneville I dr. hurdtop 1195 room cement block borne. County Commissioner John BY OWNER: large 3 bedroom (>1 CHEV. li Ton Pickup. ....................... 1145 Low down payment. Con­ Alexander, Sanford. home on two large lots, un­ venient to downtown and 59 CHEV. Sin. Wagon. 8 Cyl., Std.......... 1595 FA 2 0283. derground sprinkler sys­ base, f HA approved. Pit. 52 CADILLAC 4 dr. Sedan .................... 295 tem, draw drapes through­ ALIX OF SANFORD FA 2-4W6B after 4 p m. 58 MERCEDES 229, 4 Door ................... 1295 out, attic [an, built-in kit­ NEEDS 55 DUICK I <lr. hardtop ....................... 595 chen, large Florida room. H IG H L A N D P A R K Experienced single needle Liberal ter ms. FA 2-1263. 1. — Neat 2 UR, tile built 58 FORD 2 Door, 0 Cyl.. Std.................. 845 sewmg machine operators. CB home, with Florida Stop in at our modern air9! CHEV, St a. Wagon, V-8, Ault............. 1795 3 ACRES A House on Rt. room, WOOd floors, equip­ conditioned factory on Hwy. 46. Fast of Interstate 4. 59 CHEV. 1 Dour, 6 Cyl., Std.................. 1195 ped kitchen & fireplace. 17-92 or cull FA 2-2204. Ask $14,300. Make offer to W. 56 CHEV. St a. Wag., V-8, Auto., Air Cond. 595 $11,030, with $775 down, A for Connie Curtate. M. Cooke, 606 S. Park or low payments. 54 CHEV. Delray, Auto........................ ... 595 your broker. SECRETARY - ASSISTANT 58 CHEV. Vt Ton Pickup ........................ 995 OFFICE MANAGER: alwrt2. — Charming 3 BR, CB IDYLLWTLDF. 58 FORD Sta. Wagon, V-8, Std............... 595 hand, bookkeeping, excel­ home on spacious oakCharming 3 BR. 2 bath brick 55 CHEV, 2 Door, 8 Cyl„ Sid.................. 195 lent phono personality and aliadcd comer lot. In addi­ colonial In desirable Idylltyping; age 33 to 45; 5 day 51 CHEVROLET ...................................... 145 tion to Standard extras, wilde. Loaded with luxury fcaluro* Include air condi­ week. Apply Florida State features, including fabul­ 57 PLYMOUTH 1 Door,*6 Cyl., Auto...... 115 Employment Service, 2110 s tioner, attic fan, fenced 58 CHEV. iVt Ton Pickup ....................... 795 ously equipped kitchen A French. yard. RHQ, & many others. year 'round central air 85 CHEV. Dnumudrutur, fully ci|iiipped 5207 New roof A wood floors. WHITE Woman to keep bouse conditioning A heating! 57 MERCURY Sla. Wagon, Auto., P. Sleer. 495 Truly one of Florida’s fin­ $13,000, with $400 down and and care for elderly couple. ' $90 per month. est! WE RE LOADED - THEY EDITA GO FA 2-3980. FRED YEAChl.E 219 E. 2nd ST. FA 2-6231 ffljr ! PLAYPEN. Stroller, Taylor Fri. Apr. 5, ’85—Pope It R E MODELING, Repairing, 210 Magnolia Ph. F \ 2 1622 $1 per dwv rental for Electric painting Vnnciele. Floritl.t Carpel Sham poor r with pur cluisc of Blue Lustre. Carrooms A carponea a spe­ 51. Foaltry - Livestock cially . FA 2-7274. roll’s Furniture. Large Shetland Ponies: 1 HOME REPAIRS. <&ll types. gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ illtLS English Racer Bike, like new, S25. power I-awn Ilrinh or spray painting. dles and bridle*. 322 9162. Mower. $25. Or both $10. Reference, F a 2 «;io. — 51 A. Puts FA 2-7635. 55, I'lu n tliin g S erv ices BLONDE Pekinese, register­ COMPLETE Bath fixtures. ed. FA 2-2995. Good condition. Kitchen sink. 323 0132. l'l.N E C R E S T Attractive 3 BR. 2 bath CR Itome, wiLh screened Flor­ ida room on large corner lot. Built-in equipped kilchen, and available fur im­ mediate occupancy. $14.500, with just $430 down, $103 per month. 3 BEDROOM 2 bath home Fla. room. large utility room, nice oak tree. Mini mum down payment. Pinecrest, n s t- Coleman Cir1 cle. Tel. FA 23514. AUTO RADIO SERVICE PERSONAL RADIO A TV 23th. St. A- Sanford Ave, 54. Articles For Sa(e 1r *]^ » *>4: Cume in anti vinii a spell W'e will appreciate tt. r i. USED CAR STOCK HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER a rare buy . . . 62 Pontiac Catalina Four dour hardtop Ventura, interior decor* power steering and brakes, Hydramatte* Heater, Radio, White Tire*. YOUR BEST USED CAR BUYS ARE HERE Hurry In! 1959 C hevrolet V-8. 4 door sedan, autoinatli trails., ^ healer, e itra clean. 105!) Ford Tudor Sedan, automatic Iran, 1959 Dodge Custom Royal, 4-door ardau, Y-0, automatic Iran*., healer, (Hiaer steering. 1958 Mercury 1-diHir xedaii, eeuiiunvltal ruxilir. standard Iran*., healer, extra rlean our uwnrr ear with luw mileage. BARGAIN 1095 *995 $Q O C * “ $895 1953 Hot Sports Special! 1960 Mercedes Benz 190SL Roadster. Red bucket iteuln net in upotleas blue-tent) fininh, t .speed t ntnuniihuiiin. Thin one in niittle for Ihe “(Team I’uff” buyer. • GW WARRANTY • BANK FINANCING BUYS |A C O LDSEI, 4-door Ranger V-8, aulu. leans., lull power, radio A healer | Q C 1 I 1)1(1) fordor Country Sedan atalion wagon, I® ™ " V-8, automatic transH power ’595 alcerlng, heater, rs tra dean l A R f i MEIIC f i n 2 door bardlop, auto malic > 9Q C I trails., radio, heater OOU | A C 4 ( l i m Sl.lflt New Yorker l-door sedan, * autumatle trail*., powered. .13,mm mill-*, extra rlrao I HEY KOI.lit Matron V\ agon $1^ flft4wpkt££ MOTOwas ’395 *76 C A R S S O I.D W ITH A GW W A R R A N T Y UIIMTL IN Cc0uLrN e nUN I iw ck y im Hi*. SANFORD * FA 5-lbs I Winter I'urk I’liuite Ml 1-0509 LOT AT PALMETTO A l O.M.MEIILTAL W RAMBLER | if**c x< �% edk TOUR i o S a n fo r d - S e m in o le A r e a th e - i. \ 'J _v Sfcj- , -■ ■ * ~-------------------- Looking For The Home Jsm n ^jhmi fcAJtcd&A Of Your Heart: Try Here Home to where the henrl Is find there are lota of hearts In Seminole Coiinty. , Some of them have been here for years and many of them aro new­ comers. No rnnttcr which yon are, If you’re looking for a new homo for your heart, the sponsors of this pane have aomethinir ju st for you. They have homes for persons who like lots of nclffhtotrs nnd for persons who like no neighbors. They have homes for persons with lots of children or for retired couples. They also have groves, acreages and lots to suit your desires nt prices th a t will fit your pocketitook. There are homes in every loca­ tion; east, west and all around the town, In the country, in residential areas, on lakefrents and on high­ ways. > i0 lt For newcomers to the nren, maps are also a feature of Ihe page, to show you ju st how to get to the fea­ tured spots of the week. Look over this page, pick out one th at looks good to you. Drive out nnd make an on the site inspection. if you don’t see ju st what you’ve got in mind, contact any one of the realtors listed on this page for the many homes they do not have room to feature, or contact any one of these builders nnd have a home cus­ tom-built and tailor-made to your taste. Featured here are homes in Lake Wnymnn Heights, Tee 'N Green Entitle*, Idyllwilde, Ravenna Park nnd Suntnnd Kstntes. Huildcrs anti dealers include, Kingswood H u i l d c r s , Shoemaker Construction Co., and LMN Enter­ prises. IDXLLW ILDE or 5 th S trtet DIRECTIONS: Tee *n fJrrcn ia located net Country (Tub Hoad, oppodle l.orh Arbor and o»crliMiking Mayfair Country <Tub at thr intrr*rclion of Near Up■ala lln.nl nnd only I mlnutrn to Inlrr.tale 1 Interchange at I,.ikr Mary. RAVENNA LOCH ARBOR j^ P A R K PHONE - FA 2-2711 10 A .51. to 5 P..M. Daily o T riT C TEE ’« GREEN In eaally onr of the mo*t beau, tiful and ronrenirntly totaled npotn In the Sanford area, near In whooU. ehurche*. ahopping ami all <>f Central Florida'a wonderful recreational facililir*. YOU HAVE A CHOICE of 3. 3 or 4 hjdroont models . . . all with central heat and with (or prepared for) air-conditioning. You can chmna between a arreend porch or npaclous family room. C o u n try C lu b RoaO. We i t £ah& (x)mpnan JTsriqhlA tru t SUN LAND ESTATES Longwood S ohool R EA LT O R S 25t h NVK' CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N IES D EV ELO P ER S D ili K( T i n s St l.akc Way m in Height* i* located at the inlrr■retion of Seminole and High­ land Avenue*. one half block north of the new Long wood Kirinrnlury S c IkhiI . , , )u>t a coiipir bundled yard- off It. S. Highway 17-SS . . . l.»ok for ■ignn nn w m I *ide of highway. B t a ln o l# A r t . £ If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise PHONE TE 8 3911 DAILY 1(1 A.M. In 5 P.M. on our weekly Tour Of Homes While you are out driving, this week-end, lake this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. and Real Estate Page — CALL FA2-5612 FOR IN FO RM A TIO N Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde CHECK THESE FEATURES AND COMPARE — Central Heating Duct* I'rrpnrrd for AirCumlitioning County Tuxr* Only High and Dry Formica Cablneta All Improvement* In And Paid Any Type Financing All llouaea I ( j and 3 Hatha Can’t Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? l et ii » build one of lhr«c oul»l*ndiug model, on YOl'It lot . . . pr «ee u« for n large rltojce in rxrellrnl location*. We will build anywhere . . . Srr the *alr*ninn at either SaleH Oflirr in tlii* general area. BUILT B Y LM N EN TERPR ISES O W N A HOM E OF YOUR O W N IN BEAUTIFUL Yhla comfortable and altrnctlre rraldrncr, Im nliil at SO] Satauma Court In Itaicnim Park. wa* rrrrntly purchaai-d h) l.t.O.g.) and Mr*. Hubert F. llau*rr. 'I hi. char mint; homr, o( modern colonial dr*i|tn. haa a apaciou* lit Ing room, dining area, .1 bed­ room* with roomy rlo.rta, and I • j ■parklinn hath*. Thr homr at*o feature* a de­ lightful fully equipped kitchen with builtin*. jnd central healing *y*tem. Huy with confidence in llavrnna I'ark, a community built with pridr. SUNLAND ESTATES Ravenna Park Homes “A Community lJuilt With Pride** 3 & I Bedroom — 1, 1 <j » 2 Hath Unmet* — Priced Frimt $11,1)1)11 — ldiw Down Pay m enu FIIA, FIIA In-Service, VA, Comcntlonui Financing Kllualrd In an excluder arra whrrr rernr •Irrrl ia a picture u( lot line**. thi* Iieaullful homr nf contemporary modern deign, U drfinllrl) Sanford'* linr.l offering in a 4 bedroom, I bath rrtidrnrr. Thr ■paeioua Hi In* room, family dining room and luxury al/rd tM-drunma with roomy lighted cliwrla will plraar lh« entire family. Tha kitrhrn. whirh di.play* a ntulllludr nf rabineta and e*ery powiihlr appliance, and Ihr rualnm draignrd hatha with etrry quality fraturc will mrrl any Irat nf rumpariaun . . . . and you rn|oy yrar-ruund wmlhrr rontrul comfort all through llila homr. Other fralurra too nuntrruua lu mentiun, Idyllwilde Thi* rnnirnirntly built 3 iH'driHim homr i* located at .lilt Tucker llri%r, in beautiful Sunland K*lalr*. It ha* white trrrai/u floor* throughout, wall furnace and dron-in range and men. Thi. homr aril* for 413,1(73. VA Financed. G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC I*V-aftwaudi REM O D ELIN G OF A L L KINDS NNhatever your needs in remodeling or building, call Kingswood Builders First No Job Too Small — No Job Too Large HOMES OF DISTINCTION • CUSTOM BUILT MODERN KITCHENS BY S tw & m a k & h MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL A ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE - 211 W. 25th ST. DIAL FA 2-S103 SALES OFFICE . DIAL FA 2-7495 STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS K IN G S W O O D BUILDERS 202 Fairmont Dr. Sunland Estates FA 2-8074 �. i ^ c io « * By l a r r y VERSIIEL T h e classroom teachers have voted that the school ad­ ministration department not make public the list ot the "top" 65 teachers in the county. I • • The elimination of non resi­ dent fee for the Civic Center will be discussed pro and con at the City Commission meet­ ing tonight. • • • Had coffee with Amy An­ derson in her brand spanking new officei in the Kirk Plaza this morning . . Sunshine Realty . . . Charles Fox is her associate . , . colfee was good. • i ; • • Five Sanford Negroes Arrested In Large Bolita Crackdown Here No Connection nowA ... BRIEFS W ith Volusia County Drive 24 Die MIAMI t t T D —At least 24 persona died in Flotilla traffic accidents over the weekend V O L . r*n and a d iowning raised the ac­ cidental death toll to ‘J5. F"Ur were killrd in a crasli at Tal­ lahassee. Five Sanford NcjjimM wore nrmttod individually Saturday in a crackdown by police on bolita opera­ Help Urged WASHINGTON (LIT) — tion- here. Police Chief Itoy Williams reported. The Chief said he docs not believe local bolita Sen. Barry Goldwaler, t IIoperations have any connection with the drive in Ariz.), wants the U n i t e d Volusia County "but we don't want it e ith e r— that's Slate* to help train Cuban ex­ why we lire checking closely here. We do not want to have to report to the grand jury a* they nic doing at DeLuml," Tile local investigation is being conducted by I.t. Joe Hick-on mid Patrolman Carl C. Dodson. They ariesled five Negioe-, all charged with possession of a share in a lottery. They tire: Chester A. Shnw, 1706 Hell Avenue; Allen Mitchell, 717 Hickory Avenue, two charges; Mack Coley, Bungalow City; Jnmes W. Moore, "018 Grapeville Avenue, and Shrdrick Hi oven, U22's West 11th St. Sliavv, Moore and llrown posted f-0 - bond each: Mitch­ ell posted flOl bail. Coley is in jail in lieu of bond, • David Galchel in Tallahas­ see Marking for -Air local del­ egation. • • • Heavy rains and Mind rip­ ped to shred* that Semi-Cen­ tennial flag flying over First St. this past weekend. • * ♦ Crews from VAH-T will re­ turn to NAS ahead of time . . . Plane trouble has plagued the accident - prone w i n g . . . Some 700 men will start re­ turning from the Enterprise this weekend. • 9 4 • % l ♦ « * A nine day old puppy was stolen in the Dteamwold sec­ tion lust week . . . The owner; called to say will Ihe thief kindly pick up the dog's pa­ pers . . . • • CONVERSATION WJ T I l CHARLIE KAMl’K — "Since you sold me those tickets to the Semi-Centennial Official Dance aland a month ago. I haven't heard a peep about them. What gives?" . . . CHARLIE—"The dance is so popular and folks are so anx­ ious to dance to Charlie Spivak’s orchestra that I think Hie scalpers gobbled up all the tiekels!" . . . ME—"Oct otf that stuff an' be serious. No foolin’, wherr are the tic­ kets being sold?" . . . KAMPF —"Well, llarnet White is put­ ting them with some business bouses like both the banks. First Federal. Touchton'*, Roumlllal’s and some others. 1*11 find out the other spots and let you know." . , . ME— "Yes. with less than three w rrkt to go to Ihe big shin dig, and wdli people calling me, let us toll the folks about how, for a mere *5. they can swing out (or a really full night with tantalizing Terpsi­ chore.*1 . . . CHARLIE— cs —and dancing, loo!" • * • Senior Life-Saving classes alart tonight at Muncipal Fool at 7:30 for persons from 16 years old and up. Adults are particularly wanted, who can complete their water safety courses anil become instruc­ tors. It’s a three week course. Monday, Wednesday and triday. • • • Llggett's Drugstore is "out" at Seminole Ftaia Stropping Center on 17*02 and Sit 436. Eckards Drugstore is “in." I • * • In reply to would lie con­ testants in the Reality Pa­ geant anil selection of Miss Seminole County . . . it's too late, girls. Contest closed quite a few days ago. • r * ;* • • iles and support them with an American airlift in attacks on their homeland. County Benefits TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — Co nipt roller Rity E. Green said today check* totaling rtlJKH) enrh have been mailed to each of Florida’s 67 coun­ ties us part of the yearly race truck revenue distribution. A Flop? MOSCOW (U PD —The gov­ ernment’s unusual reticence about details of the perform­ ance of I.ttnik-4 led to grow­ ing speculation here today (but the Soviet imam rocket was at least a partial failure, WRATH Lit: Fair and cool I liningh Tuesday. High todny, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-60. United Press I.mined Who Fetal dialled 1008 MON.* APRIL 8, 1063 f ______ To ie A lull emphasizing the need for a new state university for central Florida will be cn-1 introduced into the senate this allernooii by eight sen alors from lids area, Sem­ inole County Senator Mack Cleveland Jr. fold Ihe Herald at noon today. The bill calls for a proposed new school for tha central Aired In Senate Florida area and does not pinpoint any area Senators eo introducing the bill represent S c ttt i n o I e , Orange. Brevard, Lake, iu cent a. St. Lucie, Indian livv er. Okeechobee and Martin Counties. Seminole County hat been designated at one of the pn* siblo sites f >r the new school. In other business, a three per cent tax on retail sales of real estate w hs proposed by a powerful stale senator to­ day to help balance (lie state budget. „ Sen It. C. Pearce of Paintka, chairman of the Senate Finance and Taxation com­ mittee, made the suggestion to a State Junior Chamber of LINDA LONG, five fool two entry in Ihu ".Miss Seminole Coun­ ty" contest, is the dnuf'litcr of Mr. and Mrs. John 1.. l.ony{ of Forest City. Miss L our attends Lyman llipl) front where she will Kraduate in June. She likes scenery am! fa­ shion d r a w i n p and plans to attend toilette where site will study in­ terior ilecorathijr. Miss I. ont r w e i g h s Kill pounds. Aid Program Termed ’Sound’ WASHINGTON tUI’l) Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told an ccoiimyminded Congress today that President Kennedy’s SI S bil­ lion foreign aid program is "a sound dollar investment." "This program yields ex­ cellent dividends to the se­ curity, foreign policy and general welfare of the United Stales." the former automo­ tive executive stud. Stop Fighting VIETIANE, lotos UJPI) — Laotian Premier Prince Sou vanna Phourna today asked the International C o n t r o l Commission to -top lighting between the pro Communist Pat bet Lao ami neutralist forces in the Plain of Jars region, it was reported. Face Charges NAh’iSAU, Ilaliuiiia* (UP!) — Nine anti-Castro Cuban rai-lei* arrested by Rahumliiil authorities on Amlin* Island, loti tulle* ninth of Culiu, were being brought here today on the Blitish ftignle London, desry to face charge* of Il­ legal entry. TALLAHASSEE (CPU — A move got underway today to nail down the presidency of the IthkV senate for Sen. James E. Conner of Brooksville. Conner has about to writ­ Fleet Reserve ten pledges of support <fur the powerful position), many To Meet Tonight Shipmate Gi'lu* Tufft-r, pres­ more than needed in the iiident, cordially invite* all member upper chamber. Sen. Dewey Johnson, ljuin- career melt with over four c). said hell recommend yeui* military service to the tiiat llie senate caucus ibis Sun fun! Fleet Reserve Associ­ week and designate Conner. ation meeting today at N p. m. For the past several sessions, at the F. it- A. Home, 2t9 Sem­ the senate has been tedding inole lllvd., next to the zoo, Houoied guest* us tlie meet­ olf on tbit selection until af­ ter the senator to be designs. ing will i-e tl-e newly returned ed has been re-elected to his Hutrun Five (YAll-bJ Savage Sou* nf Sanford. seat. "But Ibis Hung Is muddy- 1 ing the waters,” Johnson Ilijflu*r Ground NEW YORK t LTD—Stocks said, "and we ought to get it out of Use way so we ran Jumped olf to higher ground tackle the Important problems on heavy block trading at the facing us." opening today. WASHINGTON (Ul»l) -_ Federal mediator Jumps Ilolnmi said Sunday that neKut hit ions will l>e resumed Tuesday in the Ill-week-old Florida Hast Coast Railway strike. "The in laugeineuts worn worked out this week­ end when tentative plans to nrhitrate fell through," GI'TTKD RDM AIN'S of un »»|mmi nit* curb market mi French Avenue, nt Fifth Street, lire shown here. Fire of undetermined origin quickly en­ veloped tin- slum ! nt nltoiil 8 |>.m. Friday, Fire Chief Murk N. Cleveland Sr., who could not estimate the loss, aiiid the market wits owned by Mrs. Juanita Urcen, 1116 Rim Avenue. Food Poisoning Ruled O u t; Absenteeism Hits Oviedo School feet inn. County Sanitarian Vnl Rubbin* said preliminary cheek lias ruled out food poisoning, lie was being assisted try Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, school lunihrooin supervisor. Principal C. \V Holder said that an investigation Iasi year a* a result of heavy absentee­ ism ruled nut food poison­ ing, tiiat it was caused by a virus. CAPE C A N A V E R A L He added lli.il 50 students (U l’l) — Tile IT.S, Navy to­ were absent today "a little day successfully file-1 an ad­ aim to normal." Since tins vanced version - f it* hmgruiige I'olari* **A-l" missile some 2,000 mile* across the Board To Talk Atlantic Ocean. Annexation The stubby, needle iioaed Annexation of the Seminole r o c k e t blunted from It* Shopping Plaza at liny. 17-th! launching pud on Cape Cana­ and Sit Fat is one of ninny veral at It a.m, and no*cd major items scheduled for ac­ inito its planned target area tion ut today'* meeting of tlie less than 2<i minute* Inter. Cause!bony Board of AlderThe Navy railed the shot b m cn. "significant aucce**." It was The meeting will lie held at tlie first flight of tin "pre- Thill p. til. ill tile Women's prototype ta rth a l" version of ('lull Building on Ovvrbrook Ihe Pclaris "A-3." Dr. Heavy absenteeism at Ovie­ do school Thursday. Friday and today resulted m an in vesligation of possible food poisoning Imt first indications were that il is a virus in Polaris A-3 Shot Succeeds he said. Iliilnreu said representa­ tive* from the FEC, llie Na­ tional Mediation Board, tile Lal*ir Department ami union* striking the railway would take part in (be talks. FEC President William B. Thompson met with tha sec­ retary of labor after Satur­ day's talk* and umtcuncud he would not ask for binding ar­ bitration yet. “If collective bargaining fails, 1lien we probably will enter into some bind of bind­ ing arbitration," lie said. Thompson said Labor Sec­ retary Willard Wlrtz was hopeful the Florida • based railway would request bind­ ing arbitration. But lie mid "We felt this was nut tils time." SEATO Warned Of Red Threat Ihorities. VAH-11 Set To Return Home Apr. 22 Sanford’s Heavy Attack Squadron It tentatively will return homo April 72 after a seven-month deployment aboard tlie USS Roosevelt, of­ ficials at NAS announced to­ day. Tlie squadron will turn over it* Sixth Fleet responsibili­ ties to VAN 0, also of San­ ford, next week, then steer a straight course for homes and families its men haven't seen alnce last September 14. VAH» recently left Mayport, Fla., aboard the USS Saratoga Ivotind fur a sevenmonth cruise of Us own. When VAIMt'a six A3II Skywarrior attack hornlicrs appear overhead on tlm 22nd they will I* led by Cdr, John F. Barlow, who relieved Cdm. Letter It. l.ampman a* Com* founding Officer March 25 in Piraeus, Greece. During its deployment, VAH it tin* participated in numerous joint - service and NATO exercises in tlie North Atlantic and .Mediterranean, entertained heads of European governments ami dune sumo sight-seeing. Recent purl idcall include Naples and Gen,,a* Haly; Cannes, Fram es; Athens am! Rhodes, Greece, and Beiruti, Lebanon. followed a large absenteeism Iasi Thursday and Friday lie asked for an investigation. However," lm said, "wo learned only almut half ot llie eliilddrcu ale in tlie PARIS (UPD - U. S. Se­ m IkmjI lunch)uoiii." cretary of State Dean Rusk warned today that Commun­ ist subversion and uggression still constitute a major threat to peace in Southeast Asia. Willi strong backing from tlie British and French, be pledged llie United Stales MOSCOW (U PD —The So. would resist Communist ag­ v let I uion uttaekisf (lie pro. gression lineals "wherever posed form uion of a NATO they arise." nuclear force today in notes Busk said tlie United Slates delivered to the United .Males, ha* "a vital interest" in Biitain and West Germany. maintaining llie lnde|iendenre Tit* notes urged that Instead ot embattled South Viet Nam, of forming sin Ii a NATO v.here American troop* are force I)m- West accept Soviet helping tight the Communists. piopoHul* f u r diituinmiueiit "'tlie struggle may be pro­ mid a Geiman peuen treuty, tracted a ml biller," he said, informed source* said. "but we have no doubt of ul­ House Kills Western dlsplumatie sources timate vielory." said the lengthy note* Hum­ Busk addressed the opening Stamp Plan med up in detail,Soviet objec­ session of a three day meet­ T A L L A H A S S E E (U PD — tions to tlie NATO forre tlmt ing of the Soldi least Asia llie Home pusseil ami sent to have appeared repeatedly in Treaty Organization rouncil the Senate today n mcasura (lie Itussian press. of ministers. which would prohibit counties giving trading stumps fur voter registration. Tlie measure passed the Reds Blast NATO Proposal Mental Patient Goes Beserk; Kills 5 Herald Index Bridge .... 1 In -died Comics . ........_ Dear Atvby .. Editoriul ....... Entertainment Puzzle ____ ___ 1 ed in a daze when picked up Wiven they broke Inlo live whole life." "He Just came In and and told detectives lie knew basement apartment they "Now you see him, now wanted help." Davis said nothing al>oilI the shouting* found four hunting knives, you don't," sl'v said "He let me have the guns When Davis called police two ritle* and a shotgun. Inside Nis sparsely turm*h amt I called the police. at the scene of the slayings, 11an u n 's mother, )!rs. Lil­ ed ltronx apartment police "lie was distraught. He Hansen asked lo *|veak to his lian Hansen, said be was found a number of empty just wanted to talk to some­ estranged wife, who lay dead separated from bis wife and beer vails and several books. body. on tlie floor of a bedroom. llie couple had fought con­ Two were tilled. "How to Hansen, a 220 pounder who stantly. "I Just sat and talked to Use 'fact and Skill in Hand him until the police c a m e " stood 6 feet, 2 inches, was Tim mother said he was ling People" *ud "Gone Police said Hansen appear­ j an uuldoorsiuau, polite said j"veryvj secretive about hi* ( Hunting." House 11)3-0, 1 a* Charles Hansen, 33, a ra­ wounded also were relatives, dio repairman. A police ser police said. Hansen fled the shooting go ant said Hansen had been scene in an auto and sur-. released recently Irom a hos­ rendered several hours later 1pital as a mental patient. in adjoining New Rochelle to Betides bis wdv and son, Uie Rev. Ueurgc 31. Davis. of Trtniy Episcopal Hansen killed his wife's par­ 67. ents and a relative who lived Church. Police said hr turn next door in this New York rd over two guns to the City suburb. The two persons t minister who summoned au-| and the senate won't coma hack unlil 3 p.m. Main topic of conversation in halls ahead of the formal sea■Iona was Gov. Farris Bry­ ant's Sunday statement that his recommendations to tha legislature had been ‘‘misunderstood." lie said Ids am ­ bitious program did not taka Ihe lid off spending and ho was just as "conservative" as ever. £ I cc The North Orlando Civic Assn., which recently »»»umed full responsibility of tha Community Building in tha Village Recreation Area, atready is performing ita duty to the community towards MOUNT VERNON. N. Y. getting the building back in (UPD — \ former menial shape for use by clubs and or. . patient today shut and killed Rani tut ions. Electricity has been turned tmrk on and the five persons, including his building is available at any wife amt I year-old sun, and Wounded two nttier ;ier»uns. time. • a * He surrendered a few hours Easier Idly drive here ret. lalrr In an Episcopal rrnni*lle j tlC M i . . . K,Js did a er .trrilK job. 1 Tiwt slayer was id ill tilled Conner Next Senate Prexy! Com merer (Jtiyrees) govern­ mental affairs ferum here. lie said he was "thinking about" introducing the tax measure in the legislature hut wanted to do some research first to determine how much money it would raise. Legislators took a long weekend rest from Ihe rigors of llie tir-st week of the 1963 session. The House did not convene until II a m. today FEC Talks To Resume Vote Seen MONTREAL (UPD - Eight million Canadians were ex­ po ted to vote today In a na­ tional election which may prove crucial in U. S.-Cana. diuil relation* particularly in llie area of nuclear arms for Invitation to Join a fourcounty session to hear a re­ hemispheric defense. port m developments ot die proposed St. Johns • Indian Three Killed MOUNT PLEASANT. Midi. River Canal was received to ( 171*1J—The spectacle for byday liy lien. J, C. Hutchison, | standees watching fin-men Seminole County Commission .milling u bla/o t i n n e d to chairman, from Sen. Bernard 'ttnrrv "V.-eh1 i. c o l l i r , of a Parrish, llievnrd County, two stiay stimWne and u who i.i. U-cn spearheading ItllitqUee callups- d ,8 u 11 d a y, llie mow for the waterway. killing three and injuiiiig It. No dale was set tot ihe sua­ sion Guard Home A report on progress toM O N T G O M E R Y . \lu. wiir-l tile canal was received (I I'll —# l’olin guutded the by General Hutchison from le.-iilence of Gov. George C. John Krider, St. Johns Indian Wallace today whi l e u gmild Itivi-r Navigating Committee repotted two stmt* were filed chairman. Sunday night by a "dirty look­ The invitation and ret>ort ing I-cardial man from ii mov­ will he read at Tuesday’s ing car. Commission meeting. Other matters cointug be­ fore the Commission will he Hunt On CARACAS, V e n e z u e l a paving of Winter Park Drive, ( LIT) — Police ami national zoning regulations, proposed guardsmen pressed a hunt to­ Tiiskawillow Hoad bridge, re­ day for Knhotcui* who blew up port of the Semi-Centennial an American oil pipeline for Committee and proposed traf­ tile tldid time in u month and fic light at — Tils Street and were believed to have set fire Highway 17 92. to all oil flow station in Luke MurucuiU). S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N e w University For A re a Board To Hear Canal Talk Some o( those putted plants along First St. arc dying for lack of water . , . Or, they wets- before the heavy downpuur Saturday night. • I • Important water meeting to halt rationing set Wednesday night in city lull ami Ibis weekend uc noted a fire hy­ drant leaking just otf First SI. • I * QJItr #cutfnrit Tijrralh Spoils —-------- Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Pugvi R 11 S S 4 & 8 fl 7> f f t < * J V -* . � 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 05, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1963. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8918ed0c45bca53c3a90d6d1cdb193fc.pdf 198bed94e520a9870a80eaa1728fdb6c PDF Text Text i t Sib M m * well „ S« Page 4-A — Apr. a, 1963 with savings that sing! too IO O « G reen S tam ps § When you think of refreshments for your Parly Snacktimc, fhink of ice cold Coca-Cola served with tasty cheeses and crackers . . . with this coupon ond purchoss of; $5.00 OR MORE I limit I coupon por family, pita to l otpirot Sat., April 6, t 96S S Nebi.ce Tatty Rifz Crackers............ ’( C 35c S Fniniiv^ Mabitce't Papular Waverly W a fe r s .......1'Hi" 29c dairy special* ! Swiss C h e e se ............ *ii. 35c Cream C h e e se ........... V«7 29c Swift’s Allsweet Margarine 2 FUR FANCY’S SAKE — Fur g 1o v e h , «ki punt*, boot* anil woolly awcatcr fail to ruufflu the charm of Claudia Cardinal^. Sho’n film­ ing a talc of fantaay at Cdrtlnu, Italy. Courthouse Records Marriage Applications Charlra Roukp, Sanford anil Ifa trl Koiter, Sanford. Edward Wulf, MprriU laland and Kranrea Davie, Win­ ter Park. • Jamea Malta, Orlando and Bertha Lcmmona, Orlando. Jerald Uraaa Aator and Jen­ nifer llryan, IJeUon H|>gs. Thandal Dorsey, Cleveland, Ga. and 8aeko Dicklnion, Han. ford. Wayne Henry, Orlando and Ednu Andrews, Orlundo. Pinal IIIvorre Deerrea Carroll Kinney Jr. vs. Marie Kinney. Joanne Daugharty va. Mur­ rell Daugherty. Betty Cox vs. Kdwaid Cox. Monroe Wilcox vs. I.ena W il­ cox. Ileal Kulatr Transactions .Shoemaker (.'onstruction Co., to llnhert Tliiirnull, etux, I-och AHsir, *18,000. II. K. Ilowun, etux, to Ituy. motiil Kwallow, etux, Kanlonl lights., *7,60(1. William Cadeiihead, etux to G. W. (lodgers, C. C. Manor, (10,20(1. Charles Nihlurk, etux to Btarl Warfield, etux, Block Hummock, 911,1(10. A. C. Doodnry Surveyor*, Inc. to Kingswood llldls., Loch Arbor, *6,600. G. K. Brooke Smith, rtux to Georga lianglemiin Jr., etux, Loch Arbor, 97,600. Bruce Kirkputrick, etux to First Fed. H. and L., Little Wrkiwa, 90,000. Kenneth Lanier, etux to Jamea Newman, etux, Hastbrook, *13,800. K. K. Godwin, etux to Htcllu Linden, Crystal Lake, 96,<MI0. Casselberry G a r d e n s to James K. Besly, etux, 96,700. Louie Bridges, etux to llcllu Hamlin, Kairlune K s l a t a », 914,800. Arrin Purlow, etux to John Bellamy, etux, Huufoid lights., 98, 600. Nellie Morgun, etui to Nel­ lie Bennett, Black Hammock, 90,000. N. O. McDowell Jr., etux to Howard Lowery, etux, Lake Mary Manor, *21,600. Charles Niblaek, etux to Bichaid Baer, etux, Black Hammock, 97,600. 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April Sth, IN ) Armttreni'i One-Step Kraft's Pimento, Olive-Pimento or Pineapple Cheese ' Hole Rtguler or Self Holr Spray 14-ox. can $1.09 plus tax Baby Gouda ............ !«! 49c Borden’s F fir P Canned vtih All coupon mi yutcktt, if A Tatty Snack Style Chcete ,or * ! • . Fancy Red-Button Radishes..........2 ,i„. 9* * i. Florida Vine-Riponed T om atoes............ n. 19* frozen foods Sweet Mild Flavored Coffee Cake ... Vi.” 59* Rick't Cbocoloto Eclairs ........ Green O n ion s..... ^ 15* Toity Center-Cut Howord Jobnion'o V ionno Crumb 89* 2 ratio Brand Mexican Dinners '*“• 49* Mr*. Poul't family Back □ P o r k C h o p s ............. Ib , Copeland'* Fresh □ S lic e d B o lo g n a • • . 39c Tarnow'* Chipped Onion Rings .... 49* lautblaad Froian Whole Dinners .... *£ 39* Pidiweet Cblcboa, Bool, Turkey Meaf P ie s.... 4 89* four fitkermen fr t t ie □ Beef o r H am • . 3 pkgi. S t. 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NO RTH O RLAND O AND H A N K O K ir . . . . trow Green Stomp* with coupon H IG H W AY S-oi. pk| . 49 Ro a d iso 17-82 and STATE �Lick C ripplin g C lw W ith Easter S e a ls W EATHER: Fnir nml mild through Friday. High todny, 85-00. Low tonight. 60-65. VOL. 5.1 By l.arry Yrrshrl The Florida Development Commission reports that Sem­ inole County is in the first 10 of medium size counties * 1 f4 tic caucus today and desig­ nated Did you know that Hunt Co. has 350 employes with a $25,000 weekly payroll . . . . That's over a million per year. • • • Mil.WMF: Definitely not. H K lTlItTK K : Well. how many au|wrviaors and princi­ p a l .*-*• on tti.« list of (55? at il.\\ EE; t Uoiii kiiuw .' • • • Mayfair Golf Club will atari closing on Mondays dur­ ing the summer season starl­ ing April 8. s • • Important city commission meeting next Wednesday with Engineers Clark, Dully and Diels on water I m p r o v ements . . . . Fiscal Agent Loomis Lcedy will tie present and will again stress that the city not spend over $850,000 fo r the piogium now. • • • Which reminds us the other day 2,0:10,000 gallons were pumped during a 10 hour per­ iod . . . T hai s more tiiuli the peak summer day last year., • • • Bid OK'd J IA W A .. . On School ! w * School Hoard opened six bids for the contract this morning and incepted the low hast* hid of JfItlo,200 of Jack Jennings, Orlando. Tin* building will ! h- Extra Rate uf CBS construction, a compact onc-slury structure tunning 15 classrooms, iidtiiimMniti"ii offices and n cufet.riliin. It will lie banted at. tin- end of Oxfoid Avenue in tin- English Estates subdivision. School Board also this illuming named Morris Kiiliy, present principal o f l.nkc Multiuc seluMil, us principal of English Estates. No suc­ cess. r \<as named at Lake Monroe. Tile hoard opened six bills at ill a.m., went into execu­ tive session nod announced its decision shortly In-fore noon. Complication* entered tile picture on tin- bid-ling bemuse each c-’ iilriietnr also .MORRIS Kl.’ IIY olfeie-l over and nl-me bis base bid five alternate d if­ ference.-. Here are the base bids of the six contractors, In-fore de­ ductions and additions as piesented because of tin- alter­ nate changes: apprehended I’cliec have Carroll lbiniel Construction two N egio youths and charg- ( ompaiiy, Snnfmd, Sin,1,300: cd them with suspicion to Giuliam t’lintruetiug Com­ rommit grand larceny in the pany, Oilalido, g:taa,7liU;. II. theft of a pur»« from u San­ J. High Construction Coniford woman loftt week ------ cpsuv. Dtjando. MJa,0B0; Jack Police * 5 .b M VSiPj;J*nrtim J#n. ..> |..iJIMl0 ri-Mimo .m-miioo! .guntfiW; Ham* slid John Humblcy nab- EuKutK: w k#1m). * SoUf 0 r. bed the two bey*. U nod IP J |ttll,T?. V3W.436. and Henry and found in their posscsei.n „ SU|1|lt;llllf o.lnmi,., *115,. a watch and other jewelry belonging to Jeanette E. l-alng,1 ___ 1521 South Oak Ave. Miss . . .1 I I Filing's pun,, was grahln-d f| r | ft r in / \ last Friday night at Fourth > » V I I I I V I I U I I U U St. nml I ’ark Ave. During the fray. Mis.* l.uing suffered u seven* gash on hei forehead and « Ii* t injuries. Town t’oimril ot Noiili Or­ Police Arrest Two Assailants Established 1908 THURS., A PR IL -I. 1962 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 683 'Must Provide New Taxes, College Funds' Nearing1 End It) United I’ rrss International 'ITk* second of the nation's long newspaper strike* ap­ peared near an end in Cleve­ land today. WASHINGTON t t l’D — Starting today, you will have to pay an extra nickel or dime (o r person-to-person telephone rails of less than (ton miles. A new rate sched­ ule lor long-distance calls went into clfect at 12:01 a.in. j Wall Blast BERLIN (C P U —East Ger­ many charged today that e x - , plosives to blow up the Berlin wall are llown Into the city 1 aboard Western commercial flights ••misusing" air corri­ dors over ils terriiory. TALLAHASSEE (U P1) — Gov. Farris Bryant predicted today Unit the legislature will approve hi* $250 million pack­ age program lor new m e line. Bryant told his first news conlerenre of the session that the legislators arc beginning lo grasp the overall fiscal pic­ ture and will ronrliidc there is no alternative hut to pro­ vide $125 million in new' taxe* and $125 million in borrow­ ed lands for university and junior college construction. He conceded there is some opposition lo the borrowing program. Inti lie said the al­ ternatives are limited. In fart lie said, lie know* of no alternative inclin'd Dial would be practicable lor raising money lor university expan­ sion. Hry ant elaborated on de­ tails of hi* tax and spend pro­ gram and explained why he iliil not suggest that the bor­ rowing phase lie put into the Stale Constitution by a vote of the people. He said he had no objec­ tions lo the people passing on the proposed bond program happen, he said, if the amend* except that it would lie more men! were on the ballot in than a year before they could the Uk'il general election. vote and also he does not want to see it an Issue in the loot governor’s campaign. If it were possible to get three-fourths consent of the legislature for n special elec- j lion immediately to vote on the bond program, that would! he fine, he said, "Imt that's Impossible.” "So important a mailer as Study o f the financial struc­ educational expansion should ture of Altamonte Springs not he made a pari of parti­ san politics” which would will he made in a special ses­ Altamonte Sets Special Money Meet Monday sion of Hie Town Council’s fi- Cooling Off Period iianeo committee nt 7 p. m. Rail Strike Blocked Wednesday e v e n i n g Monday. Gale Winds This dcicsion was By t ’nltrd P i p ** Intrrnalional Gale-force winds s w e p t away summery temperatures today and caused extensive damage across (lie Midwest. Showers soaked (lie Ohio Val­ ley and North Atlantic states. reached when Keith N^ixon, finance commit­ tee chairman, raised severut questions during the regular special lacl-findmg h o a r d , Franklin D. Roosevelt anil Council inerting. WASHINGTON (U P D Nixon, who had even quesPresident Kennedy has block­ Iasi night in Hie filial step j Harry S. Truman, was nn;ucd ed a threatened nationwide! available under the National i chairman of Hie Imard which I lolled "excessive” telephono railroad strike for al least tin Baitway Labor Act lo prevent will meet in Washington a Mils, queried tho Council that days by appointing n three 1a walkout. The action auto­ week (nun today lo begin dis­ "$.10,000 a year seems too WASHINGTON (C P U - A A new National Food chuin presidential commission call­ much." He also raised a point mail emergency Isiard to ill matically liars u strike tor r>o cussion*. store is putting up u building ed today lor a nationwide veitigale the dispute over I days. The two other members of about the Town's Mink bal­ at Mobley’s Corner in South Judge Samuel I. Bosenman. the panel are veteran labor ance. crackdown on illicit drug traf­ work rules. Seminole . . . Fit si reports are fic through a "m assive at­ Thu Picsldent named the j special counsel to Presidents mediator*. They are Prof. It wus agreed that the fi­ that the transaction involves tack" on big-time smugglers NYLKNE AI.IIERK. an .Nathan Feinsinger of Hie Uni­ nance tism niute — "glxi'n . $135,000. and peddlers. versity of Wisconsin Law Councilman Frank Gerhardt ★ ★ ★ e n tr y - in th o "Mina ★ ★ ★ « School and Dr. Clark Kerr, and Mayor Lawrence SwofSeminole County” c o n ­ Senator .Mack Cievelaud Jr. president of the University of fonl — would meet Monday text, ik th e tliu iK lile r o f told us this morning that a evening to study tho mattor. Calitoriiia. PARIS (U P D F ra n c o '!' Mr. nm l M rs. C. W . strategy meet between sen­ 2txi.txw coal miner* were ex- 1 Y u rlio ro iijflt The controversy over what Clerk James Pulmcr wan In­ of 1805 ators o f Iho eight central peeled to latlf)* an agreement Hie railroads call "feather­ structed to bo present, "w ith A il n m s A v t!. S ite H onda counties met yester­ bedding” reached Hie show­ Hie 1003 projected budget, * with the government today to touche* Im ton f o r th e day to map out plaits for a end Hie 35-dny strike vvliicii down stage when the Su­ statement o f expenditures fo r c ity r e c re a tio n ilo p iirtpush to get that four-year preme Court ruled that the the first three months o f this has ereated the worst lalmr in en t nm l o i l i e r lio ld iie * university in cent ml Florida. companies were tree lo abol­ year and a hank statement o f crisis of President Charles de im lm lo rtiiMfiliK, ilitiu’- I JACKSO NVILLE (U l’ l ) • • • « lo effeel Wednesday and had Gaulle's five-year regime. ish thousand* o f jobs which Town finances.” in g m ill lis te n in g to Members o f the Brotherhood withdrawn from national ra il­ had lies'll protccVd by long­ By the way Mack got his Following Wednesday erere c o rd *. M is * A lb o r * i* road agreements. choice spot , . . (See page 3| ning’a session, Nixon explain­ of taicomotive Engineers may standing union rules. ii s e n io r a t S em in o le Tho strike hy Hie engineers lie’s on the taxation and f i­ Five n|M'rallng unions rep­ ed that lie meant $25,000 and In- Hii * lirsl operating union MIAMI (U P D —A suit lo in 11ir li. will have little actual effect resenting alNiut 200,(HK) rail­ not $30,000 us "too much” and nance committee . . . Jou legrale facilities ill a stale worker* lo go on strike since on Hie already stmek rail­ lando will confer at H p.m. to­ Davis got some good commit­ road workers viewed Hie dis­ Hint ho referred to the Town'a night willi an Orlando attor­ office building here was drop­ a U. S. Supreme Court rul­ way, except to provide tome tees . . . still no word on pute as a question of whether employe payroll. This matter, ped Wednesday when the at­ ney relative to advice on lu ing upholding the right of i relief on picket line*. what Jan Fortune will receive, their members would lie able too, will lie discussed Monday lure legal action in the de­ torney for the Civil Liberties railroad* to abolish '’feather• • • President Kennedy named to ronlimie working at Ihe evening. Union learned signs designat­ velopment of the community. bedding” Job*. in emegerency fact-finding ThuFederal Hurcuu of Council also heard a report only jobs they know. I. II. Handley, of Gurney, ing separate facilities were to Union Chief Boy Davidson Imard Wednesday lo leek a Bonds lias been culled in to For Hie railroads, 11 was a from D. K iik Gunby, o f GunGurney and Handley, Orlan­ he removed. said Wednesday the engineers compromise on railroud fea* investigate the Interstate 4 question of whether they hy iimf Company, Delaind, that BUENOS AIB E S (L T D — do. will advise the Council, will go on strike against the llierheddlng. ihu* averting ovrsignt m eting o ff four A rebel radio vowed early to­ N ASSAU , Bahama* (U P D would lie allowed lo eliminate the Town should expect fa v ­ which organized M o n d a y i Florida East Coast Hallway ; strike* hy other unions for at homes out by Saidundo. job* whirh have become un­ orable hide for ita proposed dny that diehard foes of evening and held ils first reg­ PLAQ UEM INE, La. (U P I) — The Bahama* government at one minute after midnight least two months. • • • necessary because o f techno­ r t v i n u i bond sale ut its ousted ex-President Joan D. ular session Tuesday evening. — A hydrocarbon unit in the todny diupped chnige* against Friday. Davidson charged from (lie Stute Bond Department o f­ Per.-u vvill "figh t on” despite logical advance*. They esti­ April 17 meeting. "The bond Council has requested Hie at-i $100 million Dow Chemical 17 t'uliall exile i aiders rup­ Davidson said hi* organi­ union's Cleveland hrndquartmarket is excellent now,” ficials and County Engineer Uie apparent cr llapse o f their lorney for information on the Co. complex exploded and tured on nearby K«’y Norman, zation will join II nonoperat­ c 's that I'KC Board Chair­ mated lh.it the rule change* Gunby said, "whether they Bill Bush will tour SK 430 effo rt to overthrow the go v­ present town charier and ae would save about $500 million burned Wednesday n i g h t , returned I heir gun* nod re­ ing unions in the strike man Ed Ball was trying to are puiclinsed hy private buy. from Goldeniod to Oviedo as ernment. lions of the preceding Coun leaving six persons hospital- leased them lo return to again*! the FEC because the show other railroads how to a year at a time when eco­ ers or tho federal govern­ tho first step in a study for nomies are needed to meet The rebel threat was broad, ell. izrd in a night of terror and Miami. I Florida-based earrier pul run their operation*. impiowng (lie road. ever stiffening com pell Hon ment.” cast even as Bear Adm. Flucniiliisinn. aiili-fenHierlieddinu rule* in ,\ I'. S. Const Guard plane "Iliil just lei lorn try to • ♦ • The Town proposes to sell Irnni other lorm* ot lran*|Mirdio Vas<|uex, commander of lioV'-riog over Nmaatl liailior move a train when lie gels $350,000 in revenuo hoods to We asked City Manager the high sea* fleet, held penee HiHoii I indicated Hie i-xih-a, who also (us oilier strike selHcd," the fitmiiee a new waterworks \\. K. Knowles about Inal talks with lenders o f the union tors* said. M O NTREAL (UPD-Ltber are Icing pel milled to leave system. The U. K. Community sewage treatment plant progarmy and ail force. mi their Violin III. the con­ Ball was scheduled lo meet Fred Steven*. 22-ycar-old al leader l/’ ster B. Pearson Facilities Administration has reas. ’’Slower Ilian slow,” At least 25 men bad been verted w.nslilp with which I I I I f\ • I Wednesday night n e e u s e d ; willi l.almr Secretary Willard Altamonte Springs N e g ro ,' approved th» Mmd sale and, Mild M l, Knowles. NEW YO RK (U P D killed nml 50 wounded in two Wirlz in Washington today at • •• * charged with manslaughter, Prime Minister John Diefen Stock' resumed Wednesday’s it was explained, will pur­ days o f scattered fighting, baker of supplying I odder for 12 p. in. Wirt* w n* expected col t* d to .Miami. was Isiuml over to Circuit rally til the opening today on chase tlie paper if no privuta 'Die first thicv local bills limited for the most puit to GREENW OOD. Mia*. (U P D I In try to persuade Ball to re* Court in a preliminary hear- 1Communist propaganda in his Mils utu received. active irading. expected to be inliodueed air attacks, open negotiations with Ihe IIcampaign ngum*l Negro voter aspirants, led by ing Wednesday afternoon by election during tile legislature will be non-operaling unions whirh A broadcast from a bidden County Judge Vernon Mize. arming Canadian d e f e n s e <Tihago roinedian Dick G r e g ­ fencing of saivuge yards, dog struck against Hu* FEC Jan. radio stution spoke of con­ forces with U. S. nuclear war­ Stevens, ronfined to roun ory, plaiirieil to mureh again 2.t m a wage dispute. pound law on stray animals tinued resistance by t h c ty jail in lieu ot $l.ooo bond.. heads. and water control survey. toi lay in a civil right* liuttle ’’ Patagonian 11 e v o I u lion- confessed early Wednesday to • • • di-serihed mm "almost won.” ary Command,” suggesting the falal shooting ol Janie* .You’ll iippreciule (lie exlrn nervine County Commissioner J. C. At the same time the JusT A L L A H A S S E E ( U I ’D — the rebels might intend to Curti* la*’, 11 year old Via JACKSONVILLE l t i l ’l l -------------------Hutchison says ho doesn’t see hole up in tin* bleak southern monte Springs Negro, late An oHinui of a drive-in gro­ A resolution lulling on Con- lice Department goes into fed­ how the county will ever get gn ss to enact legislation eral court ut Greenville, iil.out territory o f Patagonia. cery chain charged Wednes­ Tuesday. FREE an administrative aide unless day that a legislative bill to <liminnting Hie poll tax as a (10 mile* uvvuy, seeking nil in­ Tire it has tin complete endorse­ ban Hie sale of beer and wine requirement for voting in fed- junction barring interfcicnre I Ils p c tins ment o f the eonimieslou. ft in food stores was backed by i i i i I election* was introduced with Negro voter registration WASHINGTON (UI’D — hasn’t now. FREE slate whisky dealers. Julian today hy Sen. Belli Johnson, [ drives. ('resident Kennedy was under­ • • • Tire notation Or Undo. Gregory, who bud hi* aim stood today to he (ly in g to E. Jackson, president of Lust week was "Youth | Jackson's M i n i ! Markets,' Mr*. Johnson said 30 of the twisted hy polieu here two make it its easy an possible- for FREE Week” ill Ihu county churches j Inc., said lie did not *ee that :i« states required to ratify an days ago in u voter demon- Premier Nikita Khrushchev to Flat lir a , . . and most people are anything would be gained by aoti . poll tux nmendemeiit Miutiun matvh, vowed Wed- withdraw more Russian troops Repair still talking aiiout the line Job . making housewives go into a have already approved. Gov. nesduy to h-ud new marches from Culm without losing 17-year-ulu Sieve Davis did i FREE package store or beer joint to Farris Bryant also has en­ "and fight this thing until face. WASHINGTON (U P D - I United States was ready (n in the pulpit at the l ’inecrest Front End government acrid* in buy their alcoholic bever­ dorsed the move which was the The President told Ids news Defense Secretary Robert S. light if necessary—and win Cheek Baptist Church. stur I'd in Congress by Flor­ troop*.” conference Wednesday "w e McNamara has told Congress McNamara said lhal all o ages, rather than going into • • ♦ ida's .Sen. Kpessurd I.. I lidGregory led a march Wed­ hope" Russia would recnll the that Russia's economic and ! Soviet Premier Mklla K!iru*li a clean grocery store. Tile first meeting uf the land. nesday in which I ’J Negroes estimated 12,000 to 13,000 mil­ military power complex will cIm-v ' s action* "indicate Hie Expert Cuuitiiouse Annex committee (Inly five states now have a vein arrested in this delta itary personnel she stilt bus not equal that ol the United conclusion that he knows we \\ heel poll tax. will lie held at 7:30 p. m. town hut police left Gregory <m the isluod. But he uvoided can destroy his society today States "in our lifetime ” Alignment .Monday. alone. combing his Muli'incul in McNamara's confident ap­ should lie attack us from Hie ♦ • • Budge . Page 7 strong terms which would praisal of the U. S. defense* ground, tlie sea, the atmos­ Moviciand Drive-In will sell was contained in testimony phere or space.” Classified Page II give it Hie flavor of a demand, Time and place of loday's Comics some 200 to 300 SI bills for given to the Senate Armed Page 10 North Orlando 4 II Club meet­ l a o n t f w o o d Kennedy emphasized Hint Responding to criticism Tire Distributors For Denman Custom Built Tires Dear Abhy 85 cents at the McCrory’* Services Committee in Feb­ from committee member* fur Page 7 Tile April meeting o f the one o f tlie reasons Hie United ing ami program lia* been Page 4 Editorial First St. annex tomorrow at 4 ruary Pentagon decisions. changed Iroui 4:30 p in. until lamgwood City Council will &tutca cluck'd down oil n-fIt was made public some in 5 p in. in conjunction with today by Hie committee. Eliteituililiieiit I’age McNamara dek-nded his poli:JU p.m. and will be held at be held at 8 p.m. today in ugeo hit-and-run raids on Legal* ........ Cage 10 “ It’s Only Money” playing at Tbc defense secretary said bey of phasing out manued Hie Community Uuilding in lha City Hull. Only routine Cuba and Soviet vessels was f’uizle _ I'uge 1U the Drive-In Friday and Satur-1 all-out nuclear war was "im ­ bombers, cancelling the Skythe Village Recreation Aiea business hu* been scheduled lo avoid giving Khrushchev Society m i ’age M A O da) . . . On je t , only one probable,” but his testimony bolt missile and other steps Instead of at the Mime ut on 'the agenda, the Herald any additional excuse to keep 405 W. FIRST ST. F A 2-0651 ( mad* it clear b* thought ih* | ha has taken. U> a customer. j Sports ...._______ i ’age t> Mrs, Anion Krscek. hie troops in the a irs. was advisdi Crackdown Agreem ent aeen Council Meet Set I C o u n ty fam trr E. C. Itoweli as speaker for the 1!H>5 session. A CONVKIUSATIDN WITH Work will I n* commenced late next week in tho SLT’T. OF SCHOOLS IL T. construction of the new English Estates school. M ILW E E . REPORTER: Teachers have been calling us complaining that tho majority o f those competent leather aw aids ure principals and supervisors, is that true? Sumter United Press Leased Wire Bryant Predicts O K For Revenue Plan TAL1.AIIA&SKE ( I T ’ I ) — TTir House met in Democra­ in the state with a yam o f 45 percent in employment . . . . Second year in a row this county has made the “ Big Ten.” • • • l BULLETIN $ 345,200 ^ c t u f n r ii Ir r n t lit Locomotive Engineers 1st To Go On Strike? Integrate Will Fight On, Rebels Say Cuban Exile Charges Out ►Six Hurt Negro Charged In Boy's Slaying Charges Flayed j ""■y 4 Dealer Backing? w,h ,i New Voter March Promised Stock Rally Eliminate Poll Tax Plan Asked TIRE With Us! Kennedy Hopeful On Red Troops Commies No Equal To Us--M cNam ara Herald Index 1-11 Club Change To Meet �Ml *. I *♦ • * - 1? (The i: ■1 I 1 II a a s ' Island AttacEt Described Life m the H aaaun laUna* and a Suit hand ac­ count of the Japace-c attack on Tear! Harbor were dcs c'tbed for 60 members and gucttt o f the Ca»»e!cbrry Community Methodiit Men'i Club last Thursday night by M ill Elio Mo of lon g wood Speaker for the covered dun dinner and lsdjet mjht © K c V d v a 0 (• S- ;• * l J-V’ 'jJ: J a , -W , ' \ r 1 • 4 1 t • H AW AIIAN BOItN and of Chinese ancestry* Mis# Kilo Ho of I/ongwood presented an interestinK program for members ami their truest* of the Casselberry Community Methodist Men’s Cluh last Friday nitfht. Miss Ho was introduced by Jlev. E. P. Richards, chairman for the Huh program. (Herald Photo) Studies Constitution Juhl and Richard I.ashlcy to go over the constitution, ar­ ticle by article, and present their report at the May gen­ eral meeting. A special meeting will be held at 7 p m . on April lb at thf restaurant lor the election of four trustees to Uic board of the association. Atchlcy urges all resident! of Pre­ cinct 12 who arc interested in their community and Its betterment to be present at this meeting. FAT O V E R W E IG H T given ID cards and gas masks which they had to have with them at all times. Brought up in a Buddhist background , ami culture, when she came to this coun try to attend college she fell | under the influence of Juda­ ism while living with a Jew­ ish family. She later was converted to Christianity and went to Chi­ cago wliere she lived for six years at a rescue mission in one of the toughest areas of the city. Here she worked to rescue human derelicts of every description, both men and women, including alcoh­ olics and dope addicts. Shoot­ ings on tile street were al­ most an everyday occurence In the neighborhood. A lter leaving the mission she went to work for Dear­ born Electronics and came to Florida with the firm where she is secretary to the pres­ ident. TEC C L l'It PRESIDENT Hutch Kiser, (center) poe- over a da** drawing with Director of De.dpn Checking for Martin-Marietta, John Campbell, (le ft) and Chief Checker of Perahinp, Arthur R ep o , (right) at a .-tudentparentu club meeting Tuesday at Seminole Hipn School. (Herald Photo) One Of Many Great Savings at M A T H E R of S A N F O R D KC Inducts Three Members Forest City Group By Shirley Wentworth The constitution preparatory to obtaining a charter fur the Forest City Community Assn, was presented before the group at their meeting Mon­ day by Uie president, C. M. Atclilcy. Fifteen members of the asaociation were present for the dinner meeting at th« Forest City Restaurant. Atchlcy delegated a com­ mittee consisting of Alien Forward, Neel Buell, Adolph Local .echn.iai advisors and of def'r.te," • ampbcll ex­ technical high schools of high caliber.’’ (o c h e r* were given word* of plained. prai-e Tuesday by John He scored the old method* Campbell, director o f Design o f “ vocational tiaining" which Checking for the Martin-Mar­ gave the student a •mattering ietta Co. when be -poke ui * of ............ learning of the student-parent meeting of the subject, but failed to provide Available to you without a newly-for:ue«J Seminole High the practical application which doctor's pn--i ription, our drug TEC Club. is nececsaiy if the instruction called O D R IN E X . You nu«t “ These gentlemen have tak­ is to be worth anything to the lose ugly fat in 7 days or vour money back. No strenu­ en a nalistk- approach to I student or to his em plo)cr. ous exercise, laxative*, mas­ bridge tin u-ual g ,p l*-lw**wi ! Campbell urged L. S Doug­ sage or taking o f - - ailed re­ theore.icul instruction of tech­ l a s * , director o f vocational ducing randies, cracker* or nical courses and the practical educ ation and Rola-rt Schmidt, cookie*, or chewing gum. O il. RINK.X i- a tiny tablet and appii a lion in industry,' leather to carry the results ca-iiy -wallowed. W hen you Campbell said. o f this initial program to a take O D R IN E X . you sti ei ‘ In audition, your data is s ta v level to try to provide joy your m ini, still » « t t>.v furlui an in having Robert uniform acceptance of sound food- J,4,u like, b ill OKI , im p ly don’t have the uig. for extra Schmidt for your instructor dialling curriculum lor other ' p o r t i - . t x . O D RINEX as his experience and job |higu schools in the state to depresses your ap|ietitc and decreases vour desire for knowledge will prove valuatde j follow, food. Your weight must io iio i to each student/’ he ta d. ■'The drafting room nas o ft­ down, bceausi a« your own i am piie 11 described Design 1en been called the doorway to doctor will tell you. when you Drafting at the graphic lang- a successful career in indus­ eat less, you W eigh le-s Gi t -ago of the designer and the try," Campbell pointed out. rid of excess f » : and live longer. O D RINEX -t* $3.00 modern engineer. “ Any engineer without a thor­ and i- .-"id on thi* G U A R A N ­ “ The working drawing pro- ough knowledge of drafting T E E : I f not -wt -t -d for any duced b> the draftsmen is the ' would ur piufc-ssionaily illit- I reason just return Mi- pack age to your druggist and get vital link t>etween engineering crate. yuui full money hack. No or manufacturing and con* i ‘‘Needles* to say, we at questions asked. O DRINEX istructiun. Mai tin and other* in oar in- |sold with thi* guarantee b y : ‘'Engineering drawing is a I dustry give full consideration I .Write) nold* Drug Store - San­ ford - Mail order* filled. science as well as an art. It to qualified graduates from j adv. is a descriptive graphic lang- j ungc that i» almost unversal us music. It is a system of communication. “ The draftsman takes the tlieoreti al idea of the sci­ entist or engineer and com­ municates it to others who will produce this theoretical idea in the form of a build­ ing, airplane, automobile, a household utensil or weapons of the church, Jlisj Hu aa,cl Streets were full o f the trial the dastardly Pearl Harbor attack by 1&3 Japan­ dead and wounded and drapes ese bombers a t i not at first were even torn from Use , recognised as an attack since walls to make bandages, she! Sunday morning military ma­ , recalled, adding that when ne.ncr« were a common thing her family » » > told to eva­ Blanches of the Armed cuate her parents chose to Forcei stationed there each remain with their 12 children. held the other rtiponsibie for They were required to have , the fact that the attack was 1Immunization shots and were 0 d c Pape 2 — April 4. 1003 S r r a lfi Martin Official Gives Class A-OK permitted U> take place, she >program held in W eaver Hall B ) Jane Casselberry franfnrh Three new members were welcomed into the Knights of Columbus at their rec-nt STUDYING DISPLAYS on materials and item* recommended for use in meeting. They were Howard educating the preschool child at the March 12 Readiness Clinic held at Harrison, Dr. \V. II. Hui.ire South Seminole Elementary School were Mrs. Charles Lockyer, seated; and Edward F. Jiaydt-n. standing from left, Principal Christy Harp, Mrs. \V. B. Dunn, first grade The name o f St. Kit hard teacher; Mrs. Emery Britton, Mrs. Elmer Stone, third and fourth grade was choren for tho new Sunteacher and Miss Virginia Neale, first grade teacher. (Herald Photo) ford Council by the fraternity. Chaplain Rev. It. Howies ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ introduced Rev. Father Tapp of the Redeuitorisl Order from Roston, Mast., who spoka to the group on the merits of the Knights of Columbus and It) Jam- Ca»»ellierry I This section w ill deal with time and has been enthusiast­ Ha tremendous growth since Another in a aerie* of |discipline and other specific ically received by both parent* its inception in 1882 at New Haven, Conn. Readiness Clinic* for parent* |problem* *uch a* speech, eye­ and teacher* as a means of o f pri-arhoo! children who will sight ami hearing difficulties, better preparing children for , be entering fir»t grade next j Ways m which the parent caiij school. help prepare the timid child Tinclinic* are being spon­ full will be held Wednesday for entering the n»-w world of sored by the Council o f Teach­ at H p.m. in the cafeloriuin of school will also he discussed. ers arid 1'arenta at South the Smith Seminole Elemen­ Tlie Bendiness Clinic is Seminole Elementary. being tried Iteie for the first i tary Sciiool in Ca»*elberry. School Sets Readiness Clinic J. T. Newby Dead At 84 Mr. J. T. NewDy, 84. died tbis morning alter a short ill­ ness. He had lived at HW6 Palmetto Ave. for 42 years and was * retired ACL Rail­ road employ*. Mr. Newby was a member of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wi­ dow, Rosa C. Newby of San­ ford. one daughter. Mrs. Herfoot Bryant, of Sanford and one brother. Mr. Nobel New­ by, of Jacksonville. Funeral services will be held Friday, at 3 :»» p m . at Brlsson Funeral Home with Rev. Fred H. Chance olliciat-1 ing. Urissun Funeral Home is in charge. O PEN F R ID A Y MAXHER N IG H TS of Sanford Sanford's Only A ir-l .............. .. Furniture Store 20.1-09 E. First hi. F A 2-09SJ Sarepta Ball Committee Sets Meeting On Friday There will lie a meeting of scheme is also being clumg-d and all ticket holders, Friday in the redecoration and air- at A p ni, at th„ M ayfair, conditioning is being installed. rliaiimun Iticiiuid Regan an­ Regan said that the style of the le w dccoiution* was to be secret for tin- time being, un­ til nil details have been work­ ed out. Renovations are costing tlie Muy fair approximately ?2o,000 lie said. Harcpta Ball nounced today. Those who are holding tick­ ets are «*ked to -make every BOYS PYRAMID Is formed by children of the Pinecresl School, in a tumbling net under the direction of Mrs. Doris Duxbury. Tills will hu part of the show to lie seen as the school and faculty present the Pinecrest Follies of 19153 at the school Friday at 8 p.m. The public is invited and a nominal admission will Ito charged with proceeds to go toward school needs. Penny Fleming does a back twist in front. Boys oil the bot­ tom ure K oI hmT Washburn, Dale Fodder and I .eon Steiumeyer. Second alack ure Leu SLoudcnmirc and Wesley Rick and on top is David Wiggins. (Herald Photo) The entire theme and color committee the effort to sell them before Frl- day and bring tlie money to the meeting. Regan announced that an extensive program ol enter­ tainment is being planned in conjunction with tlie Bull uud will lie niudu up luigely of Icx-iil talent. The Mayfelr Ballroom i* living redecorated and en­ larged will, the installation of sliding glass doors onto the north porch, and tins aicu will lie utilized to hold table*, Tha Red Cross summer pro- i Part I Water Safety Classes lie held from 10 a m. to noon giving mure room in the ball­ room. (ra m o f Water Safety baa |— May 6 to 24, Monday, Wed- i each day. Net’ll Money FOR TAXES GAS... RC Summer W ater Program Set been announced by Miss Hally nesday and Finlay fiom 7 110 Neidi-r, chairman of the wa­ to Unlit) p.m. Adult llegiiiiieis — May <i ter Safety Committee, a* fo l­ to 17, Monday, Wednesday | lows: and Friday 10 a.in. to 12 Senior Life Saving classes noon. — April 8 to 20. Monday, I.ak» Mary, Casselberry and | Wednesday and Friday at Mu­ Naval A ir {Ration summer nicipal Pool from 7-IU to 0:30 swimming programs will be­ gin on June loth to 2Blh, ev­ p in. ery day fiom U a.in. to 12. No prugrnm fur children ' lias been planned for Munici­ The DeBary Voluutwr Eire- pal Puul because o f lack of men's A smi. has announced teacher* and workers. Miss ' Neider said. til at there will iw no game* IteKiiiniiig May 7lb and runplayed at the Recreation Hall ning indefinitely will be tlie o f Urn Fire Station uu Good Adult Beginner* classes at llie Friday, April 12. Naval Air Station, which will N o (lamt’H April 12 I t KETIKIO W IT H FISK FOR H E A L T IR K V A L U F 2 is* i' m Id iw A h ............................ ,..... »^u.iH I Windsor Tulwlma Nylons ........ S2(i.7o Fisk ('uslotn Tula* • Type Nylon *>:U1.2t» ( I ’ rirca A Inn e . Enhance Plus T a s ) C A V A N A U G H T IR E SE R V IC E ) 1401 S. FBKNCII AVE. Considering Central A ir Conditioning This Tear? 4,at YAZOQ MASTER MOWERS fjf £ A ll The Facts About GAS A ir Conditioning F'rom Any* Dus Compane Employee Duimg National Gas Air Conditioning Week! We at Sanford Gas Company are making a special e ffo rt to ac­ quaint everyone in Sanford with GAS air conditioning during our sjicciul Gu* Air t auditioning Week. Every member o f our Gn» Cojnuany family will become a “ Special Aml.a»-udor t if Gus A ir Unditloning during the week o f April 1 tluough April 7. to il van Inn tow up |o Shlill for taxes tor other need*) I tur rales are low and terms uic designed to fit into your budget without • train. Come in today, Call your Irirnd* at tlie gav company and ask them 1. Why will GAS air conditioner* lust 4 to 5 tunes a* long? Ol’ KN — 2. Why will they cost »o much lc*» to maintain? 8:311 lo altltl Hall) cviept Wed. and Sal. 8:30 to 1:00 Wtd. and .'<*1. > D e* it Cost less to Operate a G.\r> an eondltioliei ? How niucli less ? 4. Who is responsible f . r Hie service? III. 1 A P A IR I t l l t EXTRA WEAR A BI G W H E E L FA 2-220J BIG T R A D E -IN ALLO W ANCE Wlirn 1 uu trade Fur T hr Famous la iiiu : Nu Jidi loo Tough • Siuindh Performance. We hell • Service • Demon­ strate \nd Trade. Lewis Sales & Service 2.»17 Country Cluli Uoud I'lione FA 2-7928 BURNETT Finance Co. TK 8-2127 tern Plaza l ern Park A I .SO — I I I h. Alahsma AVe^ lie La ml Phone 737-0872 Sanford 109 \V. I I US I’ ST. Get all tiio facts al*iul GAS air conditioning before summer sets in No cost ui obligation, of course. I'll. FA 2.373a "N A T U R A L G AS FOR SA N F O R D » » A» 1j J �Potted Mums Cleveland Named To Powerful Taxation Committee Seminole Senator ' lion — Public Schools and was Junior Colleges, G. T. Mel­ named to the powerful Fin­ ton. Lake City; Finance and Taxation. II. C. Pearce. Palaance and Taxation committka; Forestry and Parks, L tei of the Senate Wednesday P Gibson. Perry: Game and and every member of the Fresh Water Fish. Clyde State Senate .-.it a rninmitGalloway. Defuniak Springs; tee chairmanship Wednesday General Legislation, Dewey under appointments announc­ ed by President Wilson Carraw ay. ^ iic k County Cleveland Jr. sey Barron, Panama City: Health. A. J. Ryan. Dania: Judiciary C. Merrill Barber, Miscellaneous Legislation, Eli mcr O. Friday. Fort Myers; Vcro Reach. Labor and Industry. Harry Motor Vehicles, Kttcr Ush­ Stratton. Callahan: Legisla­ er. Chicfland: Pensions an I tive Management and Popu- Retirement. Clayton Mapolos. tat on, Irlo Bronson. Kissim­ Milton: Prison* and Convicts. mee; Livestock, trio Bron­ John Spottswood, Key West. anil Elections, son. Kissimmee; M e n t a l I Privileges Johnson. Quincy; Govern­ mental reorganization, Bern­ ard Parrish. Titu sville:; In­ dustrial and Atomic Energy. Tom Whitaker. Tam pa:; in ­ surance. Charley J o h n s. Starke; Judiciary F.. Wil­ liam Gautier. New Smyrna Beach; Judiciary B. Demp­ Each member will serve on at least nine committees and some on as many as It. The new ly -elected Hcpublii an Senator trom Sarasota. Warren S. Henderson, was named Chairman ot Resolu­ tions and Memorials, the most innocuous committee in the Senate. / Tlu- only other GOP Sen­ ator. veteran C. W Young of Pinellas, got the chairman­ ship of Publicity and Adver­ tising which seldom receives major legislation. Dig county senators arc well represented on oilier important committees, in­ cluding the powerful Finance and Taxation Group, headed by Sen. 11. C. Pearce, l'alatka. Members are l,. K. Ed­ wards, Irvine, Irlo Uronson, Kissimmee, S. D. Clarke, Monticcllo, Elmer Friday, Fort Myers, Clyde Galloway, Di'funiak Springs. W. C. Herr<ll, Miami Springs, llcth Johnson, Orlando, John Mc­ Carty. Fort Pierce, John Mathews, Jacksonville, Har­ ry Siralton, Callahan, Luther Tucker, Crawfordville, G. W. Williams, Wauchula and C. ,W. Young, Pinellas Park. The Appropriations Com­ mittee. announced previously, also includes such lug coun­ ty spokesmen as Vcrlc I'opc, St. Augustine, Ralph illank. West Palm Reach, J. A. Boyd, Leesburg, E mo ry Cross, Gainesville, Bernard Pairish. Titusville, Ed Price, Bradenion, A. .1 Ryan, Dania and Tom Whitaker, Tampa, The committee chairmen: Agriculture, Oil ami Natural Resources, Bobcrt Williams, Graceville; Appropriations, L. K. Edwards, Irvine; Bank­ ing, James E. Connor, iirooksville; Building and Ixian Associations, Hayward II. Davis, Lake Placid; Cities und Towns, Mack Cleveland, Sanford; Citrus Fruits, Scott Kelly, Lakeland; Claims, Forrin C. Campbell, Crcstvicw; Constitulionai Admendents, John Mathews. ,Jacksonville; Corporations, George Hollaban, Miami; County Organi­ zations, I). D. Covington Jr., Dade City; Drainage and Water Conservation, John Mc­ Carty. Fort Pierce. 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OPEN O k T IL L w r FRIDAY n ig h t Plenty of F R E E parking > V ir « $ t o » ie FIR ST b FR EN C H W HERE YOUR D O LLAR S SAN FO RD j - "i _J “Chuck Hole" S P E C IA L APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR O W N TIRES •■( lif.i l 1 A f« n u l nolntgl rued h i u r J t trs.ept n fn ita b W punctuiga) tn< uunlrrrd in rv rrv iley |>gi*r tjtr u v for 12 ntnnllta f(r|>!«r« it.ent• |inirslrs| on lira d «n<| li u n i c*n li»| |inre« rurirttl at lim e ot •dju U m m t. rv yr 09! Beautiful flnmlioyanl red fin!.,it wlllt while ban. 10 in. wheels. Semi piu. unulie lilts, llovly size— 3-1 j incites. •:* . M* MmmtL AL LOS ANGELES (U P I) — New oral drugs for birth con­ trol were discussed today at the American Chemical So­ ciety convention, including a male contraceptive pill that is effective—but turns the user's eyeballs a bright rod if lie consumes any alcohol. 35c Up THURSDAY, PRIDAY and SATURDAY Our .V* w Trend*, identified by Mrdallton and shop mark, are GUARANTIED I. Afaiml ilr-fr* It m workman»lup an I maUrult tJurir^ life New Drugs Pope, st. Augustine: Tem per­ ance, E. G. Fraser, Mad ny; Transportation and II :h way Safety, Mrs. Beth John­ son. Orlando; Veterans A f­ fairs, Aviation. Radio and Television, Rcuhin Askew. Pensacola, and Welfare, J A, Iloyd, 1-eestiurg. YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT FIRESTONE! Carraway split several old com m utes mtu two sep.ir ate groups in urder to provide a total of Ci in recognition of the seven new seats added ;n tiie recent reapportioninent. Only one committee. Gen­ eral l.egislntion. was notice­ ably stacked with small coun­ ty senators. Tim committee served last session as a sort of •'killer committee" and apparently will again. It is composed of Sen. Dewey Johnson of Quincy, one of the whips in the small coun­ ty majority bloc, chairman; Robert Williams, (iraccvillc, vice-chairman. James K. Connor, iirooksville, D. D. Covington, Dade City, K. \V. 4i. utier. New Smyrna Ucach, Charley Johns, Starke. Bornar<l Parrish, Titusville, Hous­ ton Roberts, l.ivc Oak and E ller Usher. Chicfland. Ralph Blank, West Palm tising. C. W Young, Pinel-I Beach: Public Health A. W. las Park; Resolutions and C Hcrrcll, Miami Springs; Memorials, Warren Hender­ Public Health 1L Houston W. son, Sarasota: Rules and Roberts, Live Oak; Public Calendar, J. Emory Cross, Roads and Highways, G. W. ' Gainesville; Salt Water Con­ Williams of Wauehula; Public servation. Luther Tucker, Utilities, S D. Clarke, Mon- Crawfordville. ticello; Publicity and Adver­ I State Institutions, Vcrlc In Bloom BUY MORE FA 2-0244 �r ~ L Power O f W ords '■ | I ; « it pf S: c5; In American political life, those who hold stoutly cithrr to liberal or to conservative doctrine arc by that fact much attached to the power of words. Many liberals made no secret of it that their durable affection for Adlai Stevenson, the 1962-56 Dem­ ocratic presidential nominee, was duo in considerable part to his su­ perb command of the Knplish Iiuikunjre. B eyon d •r * o « C * ► V I #p , <1 * ' fl I 11 ! ! Stevenson, tlie liberals have shown greatest Interest in those figures who, like Minnesota’s Sen. Hubert Humphrey, tend to ar­ ticulate the liberal philosophy in "fighting terms." It should be no surprise that matters are exactly the same on the Right. A substantial part ul Sen. IJarry Goldwater's appeal to conser­ vatives is his dramatization as a fighter, a man who rips the op|M>sition up the back. It is not in derogation of the "word fighters" on cither side to ob­ serve that they can with little diffi­ culty find "applause points" which touch their audiences off in out­ bursts of cheering. A liberal, chiding our leaders for too much emphasis upon the military clement in our ties to foreign friends, can raise the roof with: "Whnt we need is more warm hearts and less cold steel." A conservative, rapping big gov­ ernment, can do the same with: "Let's get the government out of our private lives, and let the people in their Infinite wisdom make their own decisions." Yet stony silence can greet the Political middle-roadcr, addressing either lib­ erals or conservatives, when he says: "Restoring the nation’s economy is a very complex matter, with no black and white solutions. This year we are trying this particular tax for­ mula. If it doesn’t work, we’ll try something else." A typical response of the doctrin­ aire liberal or conservative to such talk: "What did lie say?" The truth is. the doctrinaire peo­ ple are worshipers of order in a world with not much of it. In small matters they seek the neat package. In large affairs, the grand design. They are not readers of history but persistent revisers of history. They believe that the lender who expresses such designs through a pattern of firmly uttered words will succeed in imposing order on events. Certainly there are moments in history when this may be so. Sir Winston Churchill’s eloquent utter­ ances in World War II bespoke a grand design: the survival of Bri­ tain and all free lands. Our founding fathers gave historic expression to a national purpose that has guided us nearly 200 years. Forceful words are always an important ingredient of leadership, but they have their limits. Kvcn in crises, their usefulness is governed by the hard realities in the field of action. It is especially e.» in times of sharply divided outlook like the pres­ ent. We need the seekers after order. But we need not buy their argument that all is lost without it. For most of the order the world has had was provided by those after-the-fact packagers we cull historians. |and III fated economic experi­ ments In China, the Russian aid-freerc lias virtually para China D looking beyond the tyred a sizeable number of Bed bloc for economic »up- major industrial development plica, apparently to free her- projects, according to reli­ information reaching self from dependence on So able here. viet nusaia. Tlie reorientation llius en­ Tbit Intention ha> been spotlighted by tlio rurrcnl forced on Peking’s ambitious planners also vilit to Britain of Red China’* Iran-forward vice minister o f foreign trade, extends to all appearance* lo Isi ll*uchang. who is louring the field to external trade Peking swallowed its pride Jlritixh industries in aearch of machinery, chemicals and when il had to look lo the West-Canada and Australia— •ven plane*. Thla la a considerable for wlieat supplies in tinchange from the days when past year or two to ease the Russia ami gcncrou* supplies country’s famine condition*. Now that the liarveat ha* to her Communist ally as well a i Uuiusand* of experts improved, Red China's lead to build factories and advise rrship is looking for indus­ Peking on a variety of in­ trial supplies, again outside tha Red block, thus indicat­ dustrial problems. Russian supplies have dried ing they don’ t cx|ieet much up In the wake of the ideolo­ help from Russia for some g i c a l conflict between tlic time to come. Rut llwy have little to o f­ two Communist giants and the experts have been with­ fer in exchange and are osdrawn or have lieen told to tensility slnirt of foreign cur rcncy lo pay for coveted supgo. Coupled with had harvesti plica. l» a « C. Thaler (U P I) - OUR lleil BOARDING HOUSE Ymt.MATOSr.BUTVUIATS *0 Aaour 'CSV♦’ tuev 3Cg ion* l.klJ ) I md? z CHICKENS TO /Wfc.'~'COUR*.fc I V 2& 0 APhr f V A a SAT AIN’T AN AUTHORITY VJHeN-lHe-V’R& M c a e -LSTM Art AfcUJRMA ON TH’ HOOP— Bu t you oive ’e m A w a n , a h u rm a E6S, fVWCMEOON a PAN OfiWNlNO, 6TIC * A NAP­ TOAST, WOOLO COAT ‘ KIN IN MY COUAK,AN‘ l ‘lL6PEAlN YOU * 5 / KNOW WHAT AVNClhT PULLIN' MYtiELP TOTH' THEY OO WITH THB i TABLE/ ^MELLfc TU SK THEM AS PORCELAIN CUPS/ C/O , 'A Worry Clinic Oh I*, if two hoy* a*k you for a dale, which i» more Furtliermnrr. the range of driver? Itrrr's a simple good* which they ran huy in test which you can employ the West Is also limited, In In advance. For the timid the security embargo which hoy who I* alraiil lo ling prevents NATO allies from j your ilooihrll will mme exporting strategic materials . likely try lo Impress you hy In-hind (lie Iron and Ilainboo hi* rerkles* auto driving, curtains. her below. Kxpert* In London believe CASK P h il. I,eo Sullivan tlie current Chinese soundings asked me to come to Peril, in Britain arc in themselves Ind., last fall for the March a telling indication that Pe­ , of Dime* celebration, for Inking doe* not expect Smowas Stale Chairman. Soviet relation* lo return to Ill order lo keep me wann­ what llicy used to lie. Nor ed lip lor the big evening apparently docs Peking want 1meeting, lie drove me all over to revert to total dependence the roimly m i I could deliver on Russia anil face the risk* addresses tn six lug high which such policy involves. sellout assemblies. “ Teen age Problems'* serv­ ed a* the theme which I was I asked lo discuss. Alter each talk I also con­ ducted a forum where tin- 3,If spring heard the words oou students had a chance to of the senator from llllncis, send their personal problems it will come hurrying to us I to the front of the room. on impatient feet. | “ Dr. Crane." one g ill be­ — Sen. Sam .1. Krvin, D-N.C., gan, “ why do boy* ask a girl Oil Iti'puhliean Sen, Dilk|la meet tlu-in at the corner sell’* flowery tribute to till1 drugstore or even at tin* gas niurigold. in offering a hill station, Instead o( coming to to make it tlie national flow ­ the house to pick them up ior er. a d a te ? " (iirls, you may not realize Tlie most overpaid gumIbis fact, tint laiys are really shoite since Perry .Masim Idled very shy and fearful crea­ I’uul Drake. tures In social matters. — Wisconsin htatr i-ingressOh, they don't scream at man Willinm Wind, coin- tlie sight ot a mouse or a Hunting on hill giving the snake (which you girls do, state attorney geni-uil two often for “ sales" purposes) special Investigators with hid file hoy* are often veryfiOO-a-inonth salaries. timid about mreting people. So they shun your parents, Tlie Chinese cork tree is a just as they would shun ring­ round-headed, wide-spread­ ing a doorell and trying to ing tree. Its leave* are com­ sell magazine* or brushes. Roys often require an hour pound, with seven to IT leaf­ let*, aromatic and handsome. or more of self “ pep talking" Quotes $ Sf AT F E E D -V THRU A ••***■*•* w lal*ir«a« “ ® l } r P.iK c 4 § > a u f u S u n fo ril, F loritln ’ 1 i f ) f 1 \ id M ^ i t b f ^ r r a jusl to screw lip llicir courage head off, so quit being to make a phone call lo a chicken! There also were 430 reviews Yet a lot of these knhiish at 1,359 civil government toes-1 girl and ask her for a date! hoy* will later iry to affect Cons. There were audits of Because girls have viewed tsihlness by racing a car be­ 14.5 million hills of lading Hie male sex a* Inn. domin­ yond the proper speed limit and of 2.3 million requests1 ant and unafraid, girls often to roui|M-nsate for their feur for government tran*|>nrtafail lo realize lli.it men are to ring a doorbell! (ton. A total of $30 million almost scared lo death of Fellows who have tlie guts (in overcharge* was recover­ girl*. to ring a doorbell are thus ed. And so on. Thus, in high school, hoys not as likely to try to prove A few of these report* feel much more secure as their rourage hy exceeding make brief sensation*, but they are teasing a girl, if tlu-y speed limits- (iirl*. lest your most get routine news cov­ are suirounded hy other hoys. escorts hy this simple rule! erage. Carelessness in hand-1 Did you ever notice that (Alw ays write lo Dr. Crane ling government funds is old 1 three or four Imyx tuny lliti* lit earr of this newspaper, stuff and the conscience of ( rot losing a long (ivr-cent the country i* calloused to gang up as tlu-y approach an attractive girl in a school stamped, addressed enve­ it. The impart is not what it corridor while one ol the lope and 20 rents to rover should tie. typing and printing cost* group Imally ask* her tn go It takes something like tlie when you *rnd for ooe of annual report of the comp­ to a dance or athletic event? hi* booklet*.) Keen a rugged college lout troller general, which has Just ball hero will shy away from come out, to get a perspec­ walking heslilu Ills sweet­ tive on tills whole effort and ' heart through the lingerie its magnitude. section of a department store. The report itself i« not So It take* courage when a dramatic reading and it will tty Hal Cochran boy even ask* a girl just to Strange, but a fresh young­ never become a best seller meet him at the drugstore. ($1.75 from the Government ster i» usually spoiled. And il may make him pan­ icky lo boldly approarli her Yuu only have to wait about front door and ring Ihe hell 75 years for insuranca agents Use this "doorbell" test to to stop pestering you. measure the maturity, as well as the courage, of your male It’s nice to see a fellow escort. vvbo i* g iin g places unless If lie is still afraid just lo it's only when Ilia wife is out ineel your parents and ex ­ o f town. change the simple greeting* Considering the price, all at the door as he asks if you oysters should have pearls are ready for your date, then in them. lie is an amateur. So the next lime he *riet A banquet speaker starts lo ridicule you fur screaming off by saying he's not much al the sight of a mouse or of a speaker and then goes snake, you might tnelfully re ­ ahead and proves it. mind him of Ills own soeia1 cowardice. AUT BROWN Any hoy w-lio Is old enough BEST CONTROL to dale a girl, should lie bold T erm ites A Other P rats enough to go to her door to call for her. 20111 BARK DR. Roys, the average parent of 322-8805 SANFORD a girl Is not going to bite your l h a l Hal llH'lltt.% I I4 T D S Nr Mall armtaale I a a a ly 411 niker 111.iv I Tsar HDD I t e a r tie Weak 1.71 * Monllia MM) I Xlontha lee i XI,.nil.a f 10 i Monllia 11)0 I Mull III I -till I XI nil lli V. I*. Postal Itrtulatluna |.i»vul> II.al all mall auLacrl|i|loiia ka paid In ad ie u , a. HEATING REFRIGERATION and AIR-CONDITIONING We Have Moved ^ y i g j g FREE E ST IM A T E S W IT H IN C O M M E R C IA L O R to larger more - convenient quarters at 50 M IL E R A D IU S R E S ID E N T IA L T l i t Hera ld Ii • me mber o f tlie United l'rn»8 Rhlch la e u lllle d • i i l u a U t l y lo Iho u»r for ie j'U M u •i iu u of *11 Ilia local o tw a pr Hi led In Itila f i e * r. 11 CENTRAL F L O R ID IA N S C O N TRACTING - SALES - SERVICE in touch with us. KntaiaiJ a> •rcotid «’!«•■ Iiuitlrr Ih'tober "7, MH9 • l tIi• l*«*at O f flc r o f banfotd, K lulP U. Ultilrr the Act o f C o n g rt M of Man It. I -- or building, be sure to get llama lla llierj V .- 5?ia; %-pjte Before you start remodeling Xlaimslnn LMItur A « l l * r i l » l n « lilrantor 41 l i t M l . I . I . * J4.MIJ I.. *11111.VI SSil-H l oudly IM Ito r llu*ln«-.» Manager t'K l'D I. 1 4 D 1 11*1 Dll M I I H I . D I J. U I H V T hoclaly DilMor r i a e e l f l n l Manager HU T l l l l i l i l X III* 1114 M I ' l l l \ K Vltl.1UI.IXSl 1 . aluta Udllur Circulation Xlaiiagtr l i l l . ii *v D M . a Me.liunUul UupL . m.. - T h u rn ., A p r il 4, 1000 VV *1.11.11 4. I.Il l O il, Dill I'OII 4*11 I-1 H1.ISHDH |.*11111 tD llkllD I. I.I1VV Villi II. oHI-W Ol.lI / » * FNTION- ^ Oh fiuilduu) l l w ", ® Barbs (Rsmwdsdimj. & ffilCViwx , WASHINGTON— (N F.A ) — Printing Office), even with f Reclamation of part* fm-r Reports from the U. S. Gen­ rave reviews. Rut it is scan­ excess aircraft engines, $< eral Accounting Office roll dalous reading just the same. million, GAO has no authority tr out two and three a day. It take* nearly 5.000 gov­ faster than anybody can read ernment employes to staff the audit the accounts on l'. s General Accounting Office: government contributions o| them. T h e e reports do nut neces­ more than 3,ooo in Washing­ nearly $100 million last year sarily audit irregularities, hut ton and the rest in some 120 to international organizalion-. are aimed at carelessness in field offices in Ihe United That, in the opinion o f Camp­ the handling of millions of States and in 22 foreign coun­ bell, Is one of the major tries where military and econ­ loopholes in his operation-, government dollar*. ; It cost $41 million to run omic aid projects w o r e since the United States is the biggest contributor to the GAO for the fiscal year chocked into. ending last Juno 3b. Rut it Tlie 365 lawyers on the G \(> most of them. collected SIS million in re­ staff handled 4.100 decisions fund* and effected other sav­ last year. They settled 15,The enduring folk character ings of s ilt million for a Oho claims against the gov­ of American literature. l'nc:<total o f $1*52 million, which ernment and helped Depart­ Remus. was the creation o f is nearly a four-to-one ratio ment of Justice on 60 cases Joel Chandler Harris ( ihis of return. in which suits for $1.1 mil­ 1908). according to the* Kncy. The comfort in this for lion were settled for $2.(5 mil­ rlopacdia Rrtlannica. taxpayers at tilts time of lion at a SI-8 million saving. year ix that there really is More than 150 GAO law­ somebody in Washington who yers were assigned to con­ Is concerned about govern­ gressional committees to INVESTMENT SERVICE ment spending, mistakes, in­ help in their investigations. efficiency and waste — and Among tha important sav­ I.Utcd and unlisted tries to do something about it. |ings which GAO is credited Securities Though Comptroller Gener-1 with last year are these: Mutual Fund* |al Joseph Campbell, who has | Reduction in Air Force pro­ headed GAO since 1954, is ficiency flying costs. Si:i mil­ A I.L K N A CO. the servant of Congress, his lion last year with another 211 K. I.KMON RT. day-today, blue-bound paper- $32 million to be saved this I.AKKI.AND, FLA. hack reports, ranging in size year. , 1from only a dozen pages to Cancellation of planned pro­ Member: Midwest Rtnek Fs«K fat book* over an inch thick, curement. $18 million. Chicago Hoard of Tradt are so voluminous that no Cancellation of requisitions congressman can keep up for supplies not needed, $121 Orlando Raira tteprMentaties 'w ith them. million. There were 822 GOA reports Transfer of materials from MBS. STAN COMSTOCK to Congress last year and one agency to another, $10 j Ph. GA 1-8034 |113 to the Budget Bureau, j million. 'There were 705 investigations | of I I I government contract-j jors. There were 152 reviews j j at Ell O, S. military instal-! so la lions. "T Dr. Crane’s ' likely lo lie a reckless auto By K. Notebook COM PLETE Looking Beyond Bloc LONDON Peter Edson "Sh am e ! W h a t W ill History Sa y ?Tr K « |t«rl of •*i•y material, m aa or a'liarllelnjr. of tills adlllon of Tha han ford lie vmId ma> !»• re plod weed In any inantur u lllc out written ptnnlaalon of Ilia publlaher of Tha llarald. Any Individual or firm raefmnalhla for aurh r»pr<*!iirllon will be conaidarrd a* InfrlimIn* on Tha llrrald * copyright ami will he held liable fizi ii it r ttif lut*. I'uMlftliad dall) ilPC|il B-iunU,'. fcunday and tin Utina*, publish'd t'etlurd.sy pi rrvvdliife Cbnatmaa I I ^ S J w & M a k & i C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. | 211 W. 25th ST. FA 2-3103 2513 PA R K DRIVE CORNER OF PARK DRIVE uml OAK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA________________ S o id J tc jm (t i)i SPECIALISTS Telephone F A irfa x 2-8321 �i JThr £.iu(nrh Urralf» April I. 1063 — Pape 5 Spelling Bee Winners K elly’s FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Named In Longwood Hi Donna I M r t PATTY I.YN SWKKNK1 wn* the Cnuul Cham­ pion winner of tin* All Souls Seicnee Fair held al tlie* seltool over the* last weekend. Her exhibit was on the raising of brine shrimp, wliieh are so tiny they have to he studied through the initioscope. (Herald Photo) David .Itilins of North Or lando. a student of Mr* Kathleen U t ' i »i\th grade cla** at Longwood Klcmrnt ur> School, won the Spelling lice held la>t week lor tourth. ' filth and *i\th grade pupil* at tlic school. liuntierup wa» Hath) Mere tilth of lawgunod, a .'Indent I in Mr* flo ra liiig g * tij'» tilth grade eta** ami third plate winner » a * Ponna Bigelow of North Orlando, anotlier »tu dent ot Mi** tec's. David and Kath.v will com pete in the County Spelling Bee *chedulell tills Saturday at the Sanlord Junior High School and Donna will .*i*rir as alternate. A total ol IS student*, two Ironi each class ol (lie three upi<rr grade*, competed ill Village Books Turned Over To w Treasurer i PATUICIA SCHWKIl'KKIlT seventh grader was a first place winner in the All Souls Science Fair tor her exhibit of the life, history and Ido­ latry of a fish. This plaque ot a Initre luiss was a part of her display. (Herald Photo) IvltlSTINi: .MA It IK II HATH. sixth trader at All Souls took a first place with her musical Imans experiment, provide that plants prow faster, stronger and hipper when lltei are subjected to the sound vibrations of music. Plants on the left were prawn to mtisir, the ones on the riplil under ordinary conditions. (Herald Photo) MICIIAKI. I \Y, seventh prader at All Souls showed how lo make uu incadesceiit lamp and his experiment won him a first place blue riblsm. .Michael’s equipment was simple but effective, consistinp inainlv of a dr\ <<11 lantern battery, a wide-inoulhed jar and wires. (Herald Pliolol Daley Wins Chicago Vote f'llD A till (l l'l t Mnyoi liirhunl J . Dnley trinallic<l one of th e m o .t powerful Di -iikm rat* in the nation to<la> d r.p ito hi» Miinller-tlian-rxpeited win o ' e r It.'puhlirnn rliallingi-r Benjamin B, A<laniowaki. Financial rc.-ords for the Village n! North Orlando Tuesday night were turnol over li> W XV \mler*«n. new m ajor anil lormer treasurer to Mr* Mallie Sailer, the new treasurer, with an ap proximate S7.U00 deld and a cash balance on hand ol SI, 3K no. Outstanding amounts owed are lor various M*rviecs and equipment received b> the village during the five year itieorpoi at ion period ju*t non (deled. le g a l advise will be ' sought hy the new council mi whether or not the village or Ihe North Orlando Co. will be held re*|Mi||*ible (or the ! m ajonl) o( the debt and i alter the matter i* determin­ ed. a Inulgel will be drawn 'j lie voutlcll agreed that all future check* should liear al lea*i two official signature* amt authorized Mr*. Irene Van Kepoel. till.nice chair mail, lo make arrangement * for Hie hank lo recognize signatures <d Mr* Salter, Mayor .Xlidersoii and Vice Mayor Arthur Fernn Rollins Wins DeBate With Harvard U. The Bollifi* College IMmte Team coached hy Pr. I'ntrh in Prahik of Sanford heat out the Harvard University Pohate Team 'J to I, to win the a ffii illative in the luhjcrt. "Itesiilvi’d that is year old American* he allowed to Vote,*’ Ibdllllx College repott­ ed today. lilt* debate waft Yield Tues­ day at Itollin* and judge* for th*' event included former ftemitor Pougiun Su'imtrom of Sanfoid; Mr*, Betty t niter, vice chan man of th«> Orange County Penn* rutie Kxccullve Committee and Mr*. Alice Mi • (n il, \i. e i hailrnau o f the tlr auge County Republican Kxih litivi* • oiiiiuUt« e. Four Semitnde High School Ftmhntrt fiom Mi*. Jack Burney'ii lorial studies ela-- at­ tended the dehuln. lin y were John Wi*«tgatc% Janet hly, Leo \Natnun and Itobeitu Kalikin. First Measure T.M .I.M I ASSKK I l l ’ ll Till' IliiU'o p u n 'll it.* Iir»l measure tuday. It wa* a re­ solution acii-pting an imtia lion In a fnri'*try il.'uiunittra lion at l.ivc* Oak April It. ENAMEL MX K I N K < i| (A l)K f8 O All nut 1‘urpo.r • . There’s no place ■■ like home- * for plcturesl [Yam I’rr a iu m ll i l h O u .lil , lt> Janr C.i « m 'IIh*vt% Culi Scout l*n* k 510 held ft monthly park meeting htftt Friday night in Weaver Hall ••f the CusMdhcrry Commun­ ity Mcthodiftt Church. Theme foi tin* month wan "Aim itid the State*" aiul each Ih’ii told about the -tate which ( they h:i'i been studying. Pen One i f ported ott Texan; Pen Two, MUnoiiri; Pen Five, Ten. tiei*-ee; and Pen Nine, hen. itu c k y . O l’ K N M o n .. T In A p p lia n ce S A L E S - Fini»hine Wieboldt's CAMKKA SHOP 7m d O A i . B At b rilt’s Service And I localise With livery Satisfaction 210 S. PARK AVE. Tnrehase The G E N E R A L ^ E L E C TRI C ‘ IIKJ l»t st. Is The b ig PAINTS GENERAL Sanford, Fla. Included. E L E C TRI C TWO WASHERS IN ONE WITH MINI-WASH SYSTEM! CAPACITY • A ll normally handwaihabUr, rfolicatt fobrlci, llnjarlo, (h o a r t t o c k ln g t, eon bo -atbod outomotlcolly in Gafterol EloctHe'a now mlniohiro woib batkel. Hworki with G-E'« PllfoK fl°R«y*0"». . . romovet for o big T X lb . l imer Control Mini • Surely Slurl Sw ilch h ta .ie r warh tw o w a ih tr i • I .inI Trnp Truly -o J Cycfoa . . . 2 -Woo*. Tomp.rw furoi • Big 124b. Formfy WoOfl U pacify • Fom oui A ction A lflr o fo c * W o o k fo f • Filfor-Ffo* Syafom • Detcrgenf Ditpontop M.J.I Former NAS Man Services Sel 228. . . 80 bn billing ltl(i DIFFKItKNCK VNilU T rail. G et R e a d y F or S um m er H e a t GE R O O M A IR C O N D IT IO N E R IN S T A N T * TV IN S T A L L A T IO N ItcMgnrd Fur lli'ditMtin » t)uiiU > Ki'iuuii'il I'u r Slnritgu > Vuloiiiiilir TI iitiiihs I iD 1 Ciim t'iiit'iil 11T. \u ll» 7'< iimp«. operation • $ I ’. S. Citizen i .iiim i in r 147 77 IlirUl.lhik- M IC l l i m i l l K N l B FOR FREE H O M E A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G E ST IM A T E CALL 3 23-0636 GENERAL ELECTRIC STEREO C0 1 S 0 LE * (.t'nuim* Hardwood Cabini'l * Tim ti" x II” Speakers l'2-P0INT CHECK UP Only %C9S * Diamond SI>lino * Itring This Ad I Speed (jianuer For 7. Hi A 12 Inch Keeords * Dual - ( luiiinel Amplifier And We'll Sharpen Your lllade Free $ 127 77 Intituling lfl(, DIFFK11KXCE Broken Heart*" IUN W. 1st SI. FA 2-1751 Sanford, Fin. f • 2-Wo.h Spaodo . . . 3-Woali WA812X Klrepl The Difference Is is k ; id l b . t uhmanter Wally Kroline win* in * barge of the meeting and ptenenUd awards to those Culm earning uiliiexeinent* dm mg the month. Palmy Faint received Id* W olf Badge and two silver a l­ lows and one gold. John Joint*oti icceixod tin* l.ion Badge. Deceiving gold arrow* were Craig Young. Todd Miller and Bail Yiner. Silver at row* j were presented to Bait Yiner, i Kohei t .Simpkins and Skipper O ff. tiem ge .laincsuii, Michael Watson and Vince Militello were given their B<di«at Fin* amf inducted into Ctih Scoutttig COMPLETE POWER MOWER SERVICE 0s MINI-WASH WASHER CLOTHES DRYER ,i \v \s i i i n ( ; t o n i 1*1*11 _ ITi'.*iilmt Kt-nncdy plan, in Mgn TiH'oday a rr*nlutioM p.i*.*i'd li> Ciiiigri.** in innli r liuilurary (I. S ri!i/ru*lilp <ui Sir \Sm*l<<n ('tiiirrlull - W e d . - S a t. ‘ I til f> S S 's D IF F tiltK N C K " “ XV» Fi* Kirrytlilng :o9 W. pc Bun run teed With A Spring Tune.Dp I n.mn I M(Vu|Ciutei ups. B IG DIFFER£iti€E wait'd that they originated (loin J1 d ilfeien t states with N’oith Carolina leading the Memorial S e n ice* foi l.t. William T. Blakemoie. USN. an u< live figure m Sanford Naval Aviation since (In mid die .’ill h, waft hehl at J p m . Tuesday at the (h ana. Vii ., Naval An Station. lie died .Monday aftei noon in a .Norfolk. \ti., hospital t ’liuif o f d e a t h w j i % di-elo*«>d today aft 'T im b a l a rr e s t." I l. Blakeiliotf had been aft'ignr.l to Attack Sipiadroii IJ at (Iceuna since Match a, w h* n lie iv p u i ti d from Heavy Attack Sipiadlon Seven of Sanford. Since th at time lie had wanked extensively with the introduction of Ihe N u n ’* \«*A Inrtudei attack hornier into the fleet. A «l« i*lgiilit«'d hoinhai <lier • navigator, lie had -ei v« d nior* than JO yem * in the Navy PA R K T liu r s . & F r i. ‘.I til II F IX IT SHOP See C* For KODAK CAM BKAS. Filai and & liflmutd TECUMSEH Umt • For S p .r k . Ini. t.loft* O IntrrHir ur kilrnw Cub Scouts Hold Monthly Pack Meeting --.-_-k— .'re •.« < rSiiarmntwxl amriee for all m«Vm *>f |<<»ir nvneerr, ganleo trailor*. Ull< r* . . . .n r gi-,.lir«-|. m,rr<l rqulirmervl. FacUiry-Aulhariaed LIQUID CLASS 25th the *cbool contest which was organized and conducted by Jamrs Meriwether. sixth grade teacher, who has been 'elected as word pronouncer lor Salurday’ s match. Y 'A L L Com e To SEE U S ! mtm �Crawford Smashes 2 School Marks h ffltr Ttff/ft OWN LITTLE WORLD Snaps Track Records Here MeRoberta Tira grabbed firs t pises In ths Handspurs Bowling was League, tied with McRoberts Welsh Tiro Shop and, aftsr a hard fought battle with Walsh, won three NEW Y O R K (U P I ) — The New* York Yankees are the choice tlie U PI tioard o f baseball experts to mukc it three world championships in a row under the leader­ ship o f manager Ralph llouk. the time end have showed g ic a t deal o f improvement/’ Sunford finished third scor iug three firsts recking up e total o f 49 points with Lees* liurg winning ths mestlag ' scoring 75 and lleiand $*€**> 6 5 'i. . JS Crawford took tint is t*‘t ' 180 yard low hurdles with a time o f 20.6; and el**™**' h« came in second In 0 » >*> hurdle* lowtrid id io o l mark with a U * t ° t Buddy Lewssa waa firs t in ths 100 yard dash and Barry Barks, lint In the 440 yard points to taka the lead, Welsh dash. Results; dropping Into tha second slot. 120 High Hurdles — Barra 8 t Johns Realty cams In (D)t Crawford ( 8 ) ; Hinson third and Jet Inn holds fourth (8)1 Time :I4.H. # place. 100— Lawson ( 8 ) ; Lowery St. Johns took both the high L ) ; Adkins ( L ) ; Tim e :10.5. scratch series with 2069 end Mile — Piper ( L ) ; Barron high scratch game with 696. i L ) ; McCalls ( 8 ) ; l ime 4:43. Also in the handicap dfvlsis* 880 Relay— Leesburg; liethe team Is high in the teem Land: Tim e 1:36.7. series with 2972. Jet Inn lias 440— Barks ( 8 ) ; McGluiufy the high handicap team game ( D ) ; Carman 4M); Time ;&L2. with 787. 8liol Put— Brown ( L ) ; Cox Individual honors go all the ( D ); Kiiuinona ( L ) ; Dl»laiice way with Marjoris Kipp, who 48*264. had high average and high 180 l,oiv Huidles— t.'iawfuid fam e o f 680*291. ( 8 ; ; (T ie ) C l a y t o n ( I ) ) , Jean Monroe had the high James (D ); Time :20.0. handicap serifs and game with 880—Curry < L ); MacGillis 834*244. (H ); Warren ( L ) ; Time 2:13.5, Move To Half Silver Shortage W A S H IN G T O N ( I l l ' l l — The House Banking Commit­ tee today approved legislation to allow tha government to is­ sue a new type o f $| bill to combat a thrratenrd shortage cl silver. Tha new bills— known ss federal reserve notes— would gradually replace p i«»e n t t l bills known as aiivrr reitificates. Treasury Secretary Doug let Dillon had warnrd that unless tha authority to issuu new hills were granted, the ilny might come when it would be­ come profitable fo r the public to melt down U. S. coins and aell the metal. Authority fur the Ft-daiai Reserve Iluerd to issue a new' currency wee contained in an administration hill that would rspaal or drastically ovcihaul silver lawa that have been on tha hooka since 1934, ir r a lii Yanks Rated Tops To Cop Championship J Sanford’n Chip Crawford broke two Seminole lliRh School tiack records Wednesday as the Semi­ nole Thlnclnds made their best showing nf the year hosting a triangle meet here. Although Sanford ended up third in the meet. Coach Jim Pigott said today “ we are muving up al McRoberfs Cops 1st In League &au(ur& Page 6 — April 4, 1068 Opening Today The 24-man board, includ! ing four U P I sports writers and one writer or broadcaster traveling with each of Uie 20 m ajor league teams, fore­ sees a coast-to-coast World Scries between tlie Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tlie Yankees were tabbed as slioo-ins in the American League while the Dodgers were picked to win a threecornered battle also involving the Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants in tlie N a ­ tional League. If the experts arc right, the Yankees will win breez­ ing and tlie Dodgers will win after a virtual three-way tic with the Reds and Giants. No less than 20 o f the 24 experts tabbed tlie Yankees for first place and the Now York team's total o f 233 points was only five short o f the “ possible" 210 it fcould have received from the board. Tlie Detroit Tigers were picked to finish second with 191 points and the Balti­ more Orioles were tabbed for third with 183. Following, in order, were tlie Minnesota Twins, I jo* Angeles Angels, final two rounds on Satur­ Chicago White Sox, Cleve­ day and Sunday. land Indians, Boston Red Sox. Kansas City Athletics and i Washington Senators. I Tlie National 1-caguc race 1will be ooe of the most funi iastic in the league's his­ tory if it's anywhere near as close as tlie experts' voting. With points awarded on Mayfair Country Club memtlie basis of 10 for a firstIters have been invited to par­ place vote down to one for ticipate in tlie firs t annual a mill place, the Dodgers mixed Scotch foursome invi­ wound up with 216, tlie Beds tational at Ik-Land Country willi 214 and tlie delemling champion Giants with 213. ( lull Sunday. Strung out, in order, be­ Tlie Pineliuist system of play will i>e used, in which hind the top three in tlie tlie man ami woman tco o ff, N L were tlie St. I/iui* Cardi­ exchange second shots ami nals, Pittsburgh Pirates, Phi­ ladelphia Phillies, Milwaukee select the third. Il'aves, Chicago Cubs, Hous­ Gross and net prises will ton Colts and New Y ork be awarded. Mels. Palmer Favored In Masters AUGUSTA (U P 1 ) — Arnold ded field, with Gary Player, Palmer, still unhappy aland the l!)tll Masters' tillisl, the Sprint Modley Belay— Lees­ hit wayward driver, was lav-, third choice. Olliers who aie expected to tired nonetheless today as lie burg; Del.and; Time 2:10.2. ample competition 220 — Barrs ( U ) ; I.awson teed o lf against 81 oth er, provide (8 ); Wesslund ( S ) ; Time competitors in a hid to lie- (or Palmer arc lormcr U. 8. :23.06. come tha first golfer ever t o ' Open champions Billy Casper Mile Relay— DcLaml; San­ win the Mil tiers champion­ ami Cello Liltler; young John ship (our times. ford; Time 3.40. ny Pott, who lias turned in 'Hie 33-year old P a l m e r , Discus— Biown ( L ) ; Nueil some lauluslic p r a c t i c e generally rated tiic liurst ( 8 1 ; Cinecola ( L ) ; Distance golfer of llir past decatle, also |rounds; former PGA cham­ 134-6. Broad Jump— Walker <L ) ; will be attempting to become pion Dow Flm lerwald; longMucGillie ( S ); B um s ( I ) ) ; (lie first niun in Idslury ever ball lulling Bill Collins and to win a pair of Masters' 31-year-old Sammy Snead, s Distance 10-0. titles back-to-back. Ihrcc-time winner ot this Pole Vault —■* Oinie ( L ) ; C l e a r , windless weather event who appears to be back Hoogerwert (D ); Beinlinrdt was predicted for tile open­ on Ills gumo ilespite a spur ( 8 ) ; Height 10.0. ing round. Tlio temperature is on Ids left foot. High Jump — Walker < L ); expected to by in the 8<i's and The field begins teeing off Bowersock ( L ) ; Crihhi ( D ); a crowd of at'least 23,000 will at 10 a.in. today with all 17 of Height 6-4!,. watch the cream of the na­ the Masters' clisinpions pres­ tion's golfers start on the ent except Bslph (iuldshl and four-day 72-hole test. Ben Hogan. Most of the galleryites will The players will go out in W I L L I A M S POUT, Pa. follow Palmer, as they al­ twosomes tills year instead (U P 1 ) — Bankin Johnson, ways do here over Ilia deli­ of threesomes as last year. president o f the Kaatem Baaa- cately manicured G,980-yard F illy United States professbell league, Wednesday an - Masters course, lie was to ionals, 18 foreigners and 14 uounced plans to elimiuuta tee o il along with amateur Amcrirau ainalcurs comprise the post-season Sliaoglinessy ace Charlie Coe of Oklahoma the field which will bo cut playoffs this year. City, Okla., at 12:30 p.m. to llie 44 leading players and Johmon termed the play­ A rush of last-minute sup­ lies after Friday's second offs a “ hazardous, costly v«*n- port for U. S. Open champion round. Any player within 10 ture" and lacking fun interest Jack Nlcklaus made him sec­ stroke* of Use leader, how­ during the early fall. ond choice in tiie star stud­ ever, also will qualify fur the Eliminate P la y o ffs Mayfair Plays DeLand Sunday Picks Conch Coucli Honored CHICAGO (U P I ) — Newt Loken o f Michigan has liven named the N C A A gymnastics coach o f tlie y«ar. Under Loken'a direction, the Michi­ gan team won both the Big Ten and tlie N C A A champion­ ships. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (U P I ) — C. W. Van Schoyck. former bead coacii at W ilm ­ ington, Ohio Cullege, will coach Yule's freshman foot­ ball team next year. His ap­ pointment was announced Wednesday by head coacii John Pont. S ig n G ib b s To Hike Purse N E W O R LE A N S (U P I ) — VAN C O U VER, B. C. (U T I) Ths Creator New Orleans — Gene Gibbs, a former State defensive Open will increase tlie purse Mississippi o f itn annual invitational golf end, signed with tlie British tournament by $10,0110 to Columbia Lions o f the Cana­ bring the total purse to $.70,- dian Football Leugus Wednes­ bouquette and Earl Wilson, 000 next season. day. the Bed Sox' no-hit pitchers of 1962, each went four in­ nings und allowed one hit. RACING DAYS LEFT I ONLY Carl Yastrzemski saved th e j garni- for tlie Bed Sox with a fine catrh in the eighth. Left-liehler Wult Bund dropped Willie Mays' ninth inning tly to let in tlie run that gave tlie San Francisco Giants s 43 win over the Cleveland Indians. Mays had two doubles and a single to lift his spring batting aver­ age to .314. Cind Loaded With Youth By Vailed Press UterasUoasI I 1,4; Buhha Phillips, one o f the Don’t think for a moment hottest hitters in the south, Hut the Los Angeles Dodg­ raised his spring average to .411 willi three singles in the ers and San Francisco Giants Detroit Tigers' 5-4 decision have a monopoly on youth over Hie Minnesota Twins. and speed in tha National Rookie Rill Paul was tagged League. for four runs in the lirst three The Cincinnati Reds la ir inuings but rookies Dick Egan sod ltoh Itustal then shut out high in those departments, Hie tw ins the remainder of too—especially when you con­ the way. sider pitcher Jiiu Maloney Tlie Milwaukee B r a v e s and infieldcr Peter Bose. went over the .sou-mark for Maloney, 9-7 last season the first time this spring •Iter a fast atari, looks like when they beat the Baltimore he ts going to lit iti as the Orioles, 3-2. Denny I-emaster Reds’ No. 4 or No. i starter and Tuny Cloningcr held the this season while Rose may Orioles to four hits, L em ailer be the team's second base­ yielding only three over the man when next Monduy's first seven innings. opening-day lineup Is an­ The largest local crowd o f nounced. recent springs—3,724—turned Maloney, 22, yielded only out at Ft. Myers, Fla., where one Idl in seven innings while the Pittsburgh Pirates dosed Rose, 21, had two singles, a their spring exhibition achedwalk, a steal and scored three ule with a 6-4 win over the runs as the Beds srored a 60 New York Yankees. The Y an ­ victory over the New York kees gave Stan Williams a Mels Wednesday. Jim Bros- three-sun lead but Roberto nsn pitched the last two in­ nings for the Heds and a l­ CUSTOM MADE lowed one other hit. V id a Pinson rapped out two singles and a double to share hitting honors with Rose. AUIl> « TOPS « AHT IIKOWN PEST CONTROL Termites St Other 1’reta 12601 PAR K 1)11. 322-88(15 SANFORD A U T O GLASS and Seal Cover Co. 391 W. 2nd 822.8932 CJeinrute lilt two triples to lead the Pirate comeback. Cuban right-hander Diego Segul pitched eight tunings and also connected lor a sin­ gle, double and triple lo lead the Kansas City Athlrtirs to a 103 triumph over the Chi­ cago White Kox. Bookie Pete Ward hit his third burner of thr spring lor the White Sox. Ilomun Mejias hud a double ami triple and bud a baud in all three runs as the Boston Bed Sox downed the Ixis An­ geles Dodgers, 3-2. Hill Mon- BARGAIN PRICES on Popular Brands Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 310 East 6 First, 2 P.M. (N o Friday Malim-ra) TH U R S D A Y Sorry! V KENNEL CLUB IIWl I. Wo Giro To* Value Staaipa M ID M AA study, 9 Make Grid Hall 01 Fame Hall of Fame. Representing the prc-1900 era were Thomas l e e (Bung) McClung, recognized as the highest scoring hack o f all time and a mi mber of Y a le’s famed unscored-on team of A T LA N T A (U P I) — Foot­ 1888; Buck Wharton of Penn­ sylvania, one of the great ball coach Johnny Griffith guards of old-time football; told state investigators, trans­ ami George Woodruff, who cribed testimony showed to­ brougF*-. big-time football to Penn as' a coacii and is cre­ day, that films of Alabama's dited with such innovations as 33-0 conquest o f his Georgia tlie delayed buck, the six-man tram gave him “ a feeling" defensive line with tlie center Alabama bad advance knowl­ bark, tlie smashing end, the edge o f Georgia strategy. quirk kick and the onside Griffith said, however, lie kick. got the feeling only after Tlie seven modern-era stars viewing movies of the 19G2 include Aicx Agaso, a line­ j game which form er Georgia Director Wallace man who made the All-Am er­ i Athletic ica team at both Purdue aril |Ilutts and Alabama coach Illinois; George Connor, a Paul (B ear) Bryant have tackle who played for Holy been accused o f conspiring to Cross and Noire Dame; half­ rig. Butts and Bryant emphati­ back Edwin (G oa t) lla lc of cally deny the allegation con­ Mississippi College; end Ken tained in a national magazine. Kuvanangh of Louisiana Griffith said that during State; quarterback O liff Mont­ the game last Sept. 22 at gomery uf Columbia; center Birmingham, Ala., neither he Peter Fund of Georgia Tech; nor his coaches saw anything and back Eddie Tryon of unusual. Some o f his coaches, 4'olgate. Griffith said had choice van- his scvcntii win ot the season in tonight's featured ninth race, lie finished second in his last Grade A outing. Zot, a fast breaking two-year old. may rate as tlie fan favorito in this contest. In 22 starts, mostly in Grade A events, he has posted four firsts, six seconds and four thirds. A highly dangerous pup who just moved out of the maiden class March 6 is Ga­ tor Land owned by Circus City Ranch Kennels. In nine starts he has registered four firsts and two seconds which boosted him to top bracket competition. His last outing was in Grade A and he miss­ ed victory only by a nose. 'Game Gave Me Feeling/ Griffith Tells Probers tage spots on top of tlie Bir­ mingham Stadium. Statements o f the Georgia coach who sucrectli-d Tint Is were included in a report by State A lly. Gen. Eugene Cook on his investigation o f tho accusation in the March 23rd Issue of the Saturday E ve­ ning Post. Tlie report was submitted to Gov. Carl Sand­ ers who released it Tuesday. Cook said his investigation indicated that Butts gave v i­ tal information on Georgia football plans to llryant prior to live game. Tlie probe waa touched off by insurance salesman George Burnell's contention in the Post that he heard Butts give Bryant such information in a long dis­ tance telephone conversation. L A D IE S ’ N IG H T N o Minora! ScutA xcl-O k/cuu/o Sanford much 2nd Annual MARATHON SPKKD CLASSIC S A T - APR IL 6 W ednetttluy & - racing day night. Names of the other Wil­ eight entries will be announc­ ed tomorrow. liamson bus announced eight Those already picked arc o f the 16 greyhound distance Itockin Mollie, Mystery Tam ­ stars who will compete in the er. Little Rhonda, My P er­ second annual M a r a t h o n fection. Rocker Chair Jean, Speed Classic at the Sanford- Mr. Tall Man, Connie Choice Orlando Kennel Club Satur- alul Opal Mac. There arc two events in the Marallion Speed Classic and both will go tlie long 3/8lhsmile derby distance, the win­ ning greyhound posting the fastest time earns the trophy. Mystery Tam er has ac­ N E W YO R K (U P I ) — Two counted for right firsts this season and seven of them legendary figures from the were in marathon events. past, seven modern wonders Coro Empire, owned by and an inventive roach today June Giilis, will be trying fur were elected to tlie Football After secretary B. C. "P its y ” N IEG X CHE T PTL Y SUNDAY M A T IN E E S S a tu r d a y at S0KC Sets Marathon Stars 8:10 M RACING S O IO I/ M f CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS for Northern and Central Florida were cap. tured by four teams rcpresuntinK the Sanford Tourist and Shufflebo&rd Club in tournament piny nt Daytona Bench recently. A. C. Madden, local club tournament director, presents the Peabody Trophy to President Mulilon Wriirht (center) while Emil Van Doy, of the executive board, looks on. The local club will retain the trophy for one year. (Herald Photo) '! B ETW EEN SAN FO RD A OBI \NDO No Installation Chars# Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 199 W. 1st ST. �I Osuah d b b ij. ; “ • • 11” • • • • they insist is “ just an old rug," or something they In­ tend to get rid o f ns soon us possible, or something they ure stuck with because it wus u gift. Seminole TV SEW A N D SAVE Double Knit and Blen ds • I PRINTS imagine. Uo will probably ntako 10 before he gets through nnd ho hus no tintract worries. - It *i tth plays four spades, a jnck o f hearts opening by Hast will almost surely de­ feat the contract. If South plays four spades he can lie beaten by double dummy de­ fense although tho chances are that he will make tho con­ tract. Jit any event the -I Tit has made it easy for South to make a game. H o s p ita l N o te s Read Until Millet t's "Tips on Teenagers." Just send 26 cents to Uuth Millett Header M A ltC II 28 Service, c/o The Sanford Her­ Admissions ald, I'. (>. llox 4ht>, Dept. A. Henry Murkcy, Lake Mon­ Radio City Station, New York roe; Karl Hucbncr, Orlando; IV, N . Y. Mario llamht-rgcr, Kau (iulilc; Marriam Smith, Vicki I’itmnn, You don't have to cut up a Joanne llijutimun- Ward Cur­ lemon just lo get a few drops tis Stewart, Maud A. Schoencor even a U-;is|xionfiil of lem­ man, Sanford. on Juice for a recipe. 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M elon* I f ) T o T . t t T h s Truth (91 W ho Ho You T ru s t 9:99 ( I ) i-lts N r w s 4:00 ( 3 1 T h e Match Oantr I f ) Secret Storm 49) American Handstand 4:30 (3) Make (loom for Haildy ( I ) The K.tge o f N ig h t (91 l ilt c o v r r y *€3 4:90 (9) Am tr lc an Newsstand 4:S9 (3 ) NHC Ne ws 9:90 (3 ) Itest o f (Iroucho (4 ) IJncIo W a lt (91 l-npry* D ay hou sa 1:90 (4 ) Cartoon Carnival (3 ) M c K r e y . r A Colonel 9:90 (9 ) Almanac 9:99 19) W ea th er Show 9:30 431 O il# storm Show g r r l t r Resistant A after opening to By Ruth Millett 100% Fine Cotton % game wants 13:11 (3 ) 1:99 (3 ) <«) (9 ) 7:10 (9) 1:19 (3 ) 1:39 (9) 13) C.i) Murphy Martin N r w s l < ) N'rw Itrpnrts 11:10 (9) M i l - S I * . S in ai IWport n no-trnmp contract is safer It :T0 (9 ) W r a t h . r Show (4 ) W r a t h . r and passes. 11:39 t<) l l » l l y w o o d Morta Cavalcadr West opens the three of l l t t (9 ) Channrt 9 T b ra ta r clubs and South has nine of l11:10 ( 3 ) Ton It# Show the easiest tricks cno can 1: 00 (3 ) N t w s DUrhargv-N W A M SU TTA SOLIDS and By Oswald Jacoby Ills rnly problem is to givo his partner a choice between no-trump nnd spades and the Jacoby "Yansfer Hid. North responds two hearts to show n spado suit o f at least five curds and South makes the nutomatie two whnt to say when someone spade rehiil. North Jumps to pays you a compliment. three no-trump and South A ll you need to do is treat it ns any other gift nnd accept knows that Ninth hclds nine it with a pleased "TIiMiik to M high card points, n five you.” For that is ull a compli­ or six cnnl spade suit and hearts, South deeidrs that ment is, u g ift from someono no singleton or void, in spile o f weakness in ( with his I .'1-3-3 distribution who is trying to mukc you feel pleased with yourself. 3tit S. Park Values to $1.21) * On (!•) Alr na 10 high card points North News T .30 (3* W i l l . Country 19) Itroaitway ISost tall In (Si P a ir K t c h s n g * 9:90 4> I' e r ry Mason 19) lhmna Uoed Show 1:30 C ) Hr. Kild are 19) t.ra vr It T o tl r a v r r 9:00 19) My T h r r r Sons <<) T h r T w i l i g h t Zona 9:30 131 H u r t r.‘ t M .-Halo'll N a v y to 00 t o T h r Nurses <:> Thu An.I, j la c o b ij. suit rnltncy Jewelers I SYLVIA GILES, (left) nntl Patty Raker tire shown at the flowing machine preiinring for 4-H Achievement Day on April 0. Tho gills who arc mem­ bers of the Lake Monroe 4-H Club will give a demonstration on the care und use of the sewing machine. The club project is on sewing, l ’atty is president nnd Sylvia is secretary und treasurer of tho club. nnd a good five curd spade res Short Length* | 38 to 41 inth •. Wide Some Seconds sports TitS (9) W 'a ll rr Cronklto — With For Abby’s booklet, “ How To HaveA Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to A llliY , llox tltido, lleverly Hills, Calif. The hard - to - compliment Sometimes the compliment find many ways ot turning n is turned aside with an envi­ compliment aside, instead of ous comparison such ns, "W ell, accepting it with pleasure. it's not anything compared to Sometimes they tieat a com­ your fine big huu*c, but we pliment as insincere flattery: like it." Or the hard-to-comptimcnt ‘‘I look terrible and you know it; you're just trying to niukc may just keep protesting that what you ate admiring hns mo feel better.” Sometimes they belittle ihu this und tlmt wrong with it, so thing you compliment, reflect- that you have to keep strug­ ing on your own taste for pro­ gling to answer all the argu­ fessing to ndmiro something ments. Considering that tho graci­ ous acceptance o f a compli­ TV RENTAL ment is such a simple thing, • Sale* • Si t * ice it's surprising that so many people have never inustcied 2<>UU Sanford Avr. tho tcchiiii|tie. PA 2-l!)2ll Actually you don't have to Zenith Color TV Sales be clever or original about / t • Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. tOs. Jbl& IjJoWUM: • Chsrvtvet ( S iw a r o o m AItC Itvsntng It .p url W arn , fou ih .r Kdltorlal A tla n ti c W ra t h o r (trea t Headllnss Nowscopo Mul-I't*. News s p u rt. I’ leturo K.llti-rlsl C n m n . i l W r a t h . r Shew H-intlng A Fishing wit h Hon C l W rath .r I B <») ttrrvar.t S r w s (.40 (J ) Sports llrpnrt • (II 19) Huntley l l r l n h l . y (9) Km-hantril M irror 7:00 (3 ) You Are T h r r r (->> Sr* Hunt t « ) This l i n k la • DEAR TAK IN G : A woman with HER experience shouldn't have to impure about moving van companies. She should retain one on a yearly basis. No employer is “ bothered" any more than he wants to be. It’s your husband who should be talked to — not his employee. DEAR ARMY: I would like to know what you think of a priest who plays cards for money. I didn't actu­ ally SEE him playing cards, but the person who told me was in the game, so I know it's true. CHURCH-GOER • • 4:0# ( f t (»> t!> 4:05 (! > C: 10 (4) C» 4:13 IS) ( i l l 19) 4:3i (4 ) <91 1:30 (9) (() DEAR AHKY: My husband has a very good-looking young woman working for him. She is 28 and has just divorced her fourth husband. When she was ready to leave t he last one, she called my husband (at home and asked him to take her little boy (o the ball game because she couldn’t get her car started. 1 trust my husband, but 1 know how this little tramp operates. Should I call her and tell her to quit bothering my husband? TAKING MY CHANCES • Some pcoplo who ran pay a pretty compliment with no trouble at all nrn anything hut gracious when it comes to ac­ cepting a compliment {torn someone else. THURSDAY P. M. HEAR GOER: I f card-playing is contrary to the rules of his church, shame on the priest. Otherwise, what's good for the flock is good for tlic leader. DEAR “ I! : The laws on child support differ in various states. Your local Legal Aid Society can advise^you concerning your own case. For you to accept an allotment check amid such deceit takes plen­ ty of gall. Whether this “ other man” enn cause you more trouble than he lias already caused you is anybody's guess. He might be just as glad to get rid of you as you are to get rid of him. • Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren , Al>It\ ; j need flume ad­ vice about a very touchy problem. I ni married to a man who has been in the service since 1959. We have a four-year-old son. Every month 1 cot an allotment check for me and mv son. Two years ago I met a man anil JVC started going together. I have had two children by this other man. Since the birth of my last child tin Novembci) 1 found out 1 no longer love this other man. I'd like to get rid of him. Can I get him to support his two children? I don’t want to lose the allotment check from my husband. ( an this other man cause me trouble? Sign me UTI?f VmiforB WfraTn April 4, 1963 — Pago f 6 Natural-arliun Nipplra I Automatic Expander Q $ 8 95 COMPLETE TH E M OST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION SEE THEM A T — I1WY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN l'A R K TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW A N D SAVE 103-9 E . 1 » t S T . M C R O R Y ’S ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON Walffreen Agency Corner Park Ave. and Firflt St. Drug Store FA 2-0392 Sanford Electric Co. 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 �* • - . 1. •_ - ^ | * a | | p | • cijf HD C/abs Model Fashions By Mr*. II. I- Johnnon The fashion show sponsored WE’ VE RE-STOCKED Our Counter of Unique W H AT - NOTS Here ere e few — Pyres Ca**rrf>lr-(n*na»krl, Patio Candle*. Oblong and Hound Sereins Tray a, Drrnrativt Coaulrm, Hobnail Glaaawarr, Coffer Musa in rotors. 45-Pe. Earthenware Dinner*are Set (pumpkin color). A L L A T — 'i* | Vi P R I C E POWELL’S Office Suppllra A (lifts 117 Magnolia Ave. frantnrh Page 8 — Aprfl 4, 1888 ^rrnm________________ Qohnsih Monroe Home prize for her outfit and Mrs ham, R. A. Jackson nnd the Demonstration Club featur­ Ed Fitzgerald second. Other Misses Linda King, Barbara Kennedy and Linda Ray. ing fabrics from the Milady models were Mmes. Robert Judge* were Mrs. Evange­ Mann, Claude Hawkins, line Crumb, assistant Home Shoppe was a big success. Members o f the HD Clubs Frank Dee, E. Jemlgan, Har­ Economist, of Dcl-and; Mrs. of Seminole County made the old Krydcr, James Warner, Joe Wright and Miss Lucy outfits and modeled them at John Ulmer, W. I* Jennings, .Nowlin. Co-chairmen of the Saasman, Warren event were Mrs. Johnson and the show, which was staged Charles at the lit) Center, on 23th King. 11. L. Johnson, J. Burn- Mrs. Eb Hunter, Street. Mrs. Robert Mcro, I*-*- ' *8*r**^ commentator, described each outfit as the models emerged from a large fashion book on the stage. Materials from the Fabric Shop arranged as a backdrop were given at the close of tlx- program as door prize*. The models were escorted from the stage by Sidney Vihlcn Jr. and Hobcrt Gonza­ lez. Mrs. Don Smith won first b, the Lake a Let Us Clothe The Family FOR EASTER M E N ’S CURLEE SU ITS f J A pleasant Thursday to Ssuce between layers and chocolate chips, nuts or coco­ leaves. Cover with following nut. Tills is quick, easy and sauce and store in rcfrcgcrayou. Let’s start off Uiis week over top. tor at least 24 hours for best Ham Sauce good. Try them soon. with a recipe for pickled flavor. Wilt keep at least a ! 1 cup Julienne green pepper * • • eggs. This will be for Nell 3 tbsps. butter or oleo week in refrigerator. Lamb and Green Bean Stew Cordell and was sent in by 3 tbsps. enriched self-rising Sauce . . . a mellow blend with flour Combine: Mrs. Harvey Pugh of Lake many flavors . . . JU cups salad oil Mary. One dozen eggs (small U tsp. salt 1 lb. stewing lamb, cubed cup white vinegar tsp. pepper preferred). Boil for 5 minutes ■a cup sliced onions l lk tsp. salt ' » tsp. ground cloves and let set covered for 20 2 tbsps. butter 2Vi tesps. celery seed minutes. Shell and put into 2 tbsps. mayonnaise or salad \ cup water 2lk tbsps. capers and Juice dressing quart ja r alternating with 1 Pk cup canned tomatoes dash o f tobasco sauce 2 cups dairy sour cream (1 onion sliced. Pk cups diced raw potatoes pint) Mix well. Then pour ssuce Dissolve: 1 pkg. (9 oz.) frozen cut green 2 cups diced cooked ham (6 over shrimp and onions. Cov­ 1 tsp. dry mustard beans oz.) er and store in refrigerator. 1 tsp. salt Uk tsp. salt • E E 1 cup drained orange sections tk cup sugar, into 1 pint or tt tsp. pepjH-r M l oz. can) Cheese-Onion Spoonbread less of vim-gar (undiluted). 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce Cook green popper in but­ I cup shredded sharp process Heat and pour over the U cup cold water ler or oleo until tender, about American cheese eggs and onion slices. 2 tbsps. flour t i cup chopped onion Refrigerate at least 2 days 5 minutes. Bemovc and set Brown lamb and onions in before using. Mrs. Pugh says aside. Combine flour, salt, 1 tsp. butter Hie butter. Add *» cup water, Hist she generally fixes about pepper and cloves and stir in­ cover. Simmer ttk hours or 1 egg. beaten 3 dozen eggs and uses rest of to butter or oico. Blend in until moat is nearly tender. '.k cup milk mayonnaise or salad dressing ingredients in proportion. Add tomatoes, potatoes, froz­ l lk cups pkg. cornbrcad mix and sour cream. Add ham Hope you try Hiis, Nell. 1 tbsp. poppy seed en beans, salt, pepper and » « • and green pepper. Cook over 2 tbsps. melted butter sauce and cook 25 minutes, or How does Hit* sound? Ha in moderate heat until thicken­ Cook onion in 1 tsp. butter until vegetables are done. ed (aland 5 minutes). Du not Shortcake. Let's try it. until tender. Combine egg Add *« cup water to flour and and milk in buttered l'k quart 2tk cups enriched self-rising boil. Add orange sections, re­ stir until smooth. Add to serving a few for garnish, if corn meal casserole. Stir in cornbrcad stew, stirring vigorously. desired. Serve hot between 2 thsps. sugar mix. Add onion nnd half of Cook 5 minutes longer or un­ and over split corn bread 2 eggs, slightly beaten cheese. Sprinkle remaining til slightly thickened, stirring squares. Serves 6. is cup melted shortening cheese and poppy seed on top. constantly. Serves 6. 1 'i nips milk Drizzle melted butter over Try cooking an inexpensive Stir together corn meal and all. Bake in hot oven (400 de­ Harvey Hugh, one of Hie sugar. Blend eggs, shorten,ng cut of beef this way. Lay ;> grees) 20 to 25 minutes. Serve County School Bus drivers WINNERS OK HOMEMADE OUTFITS at tho and milk. Add ull at once to sheet of heavy foil in baking lK)t. gave me one of his wile's Home Demount ration fashion show tire Mrs. • • • cornmcal mixture. Mix light­ pan and put a four pound |recipes and he says that it is Don Smith, loft first plai n ami. Mrs. Eil Fitz­ ly until dry Ingredients are mast on it. Cover with one en­ Be sure and send in your really good. gerald, second. moistened. Pour into greased velope of onion soup (no li­ favorite recipe. Will be look­ Snack Style Shrimp 8 inch square pan. Bake in quid added) and cover that To 2'k Ihs. of shrimp, add ing for it. Send to me at Rt. hot oven (425 degrees) for 2t) with one can o f undiluted 1, Box 31-B, Sanford. enough boiling water to cover. to 25 minutes, or until light mushroom soup. Wrap care­ Add: brown. Cut cornbrcad into 0 fully and roast 4 hours in a tk cup celery tops pieces, split and spoon llam 350 degree oven. The gravy is all made and the roast is 3t-a tsps. salt perfectly seasoned. Lamb or U cup mixed pickling spices I S S I a t o Cook 10-15 minutes. Drain jiork may also be used. Announecment of the com­ chairman of Hie project, re• • • shrimp, cool with cold water. pletion of the Sanfonl Story ported a few cook hooks on From Mrs. N. R. Kauffman Then peel and remove black League’s nomination of Mrs. hand with out-of-state orders comes the recipe for Drop line. Alternate- shrimp with C. L. Park Sr., for Florida’s still coming m. sliced onions (1 pint) in shat Cookies from Cake Mix, mother o f 11)03 was made at Mrs. Kuhb appointed a com­ low dish. Add I or I hay Rcat well: the March meeting of the lea­ mittee, Mrs. E. C. Williams 1 large cake mix—any kind gue by president, Mrs. Fred Sr., Mrs. It. W. Tench and Mrs. Edgar J. Boudlnot except angel f o o d or Robb. .Mrs. It. F. Munir, to work THIS EASTER was giiev! of honor at a coffee sponge with other interested organ!GIVE A M ULE! Mrs Park’s signal of suegiven by the VAH-I Officer’s 2 eggs ress as a mother, the high j rations on the project. ladles on March 22 at the 3 tbsps. sliortcning Program (or the evening, Afterburner. p e r s o n a l achievements of Drop by teaspoon on cookie each of her three sons and Included Hie story "The Fish­ Cdr. and Mrs. Doudinot will Hit* outstanding devotion and ing C al," told by Mrs. Fan- he leaving Sanford soon for a sheet and bake. You may add service to Seminole County’s ver and the "Running Fight lour of duty at Jacksonville. young people are qualifica­ Witli the Easier Runny” by Cdr. Bomlinot will be naviga­ tions which make her a much Mrs. C. R. Jones. tor on the Itooscvclt. Hostesses were Mines. A. loved example of the Ideal Tho theme for the coffee .Mrs. Larry Harris and "Modern American Mother." J. (Sreer, Joyce Crutchfield was "Spring," and this was Irene Holt. About 30 carried out with a large bird small sun. Christopher, of The Sanford Story U-aguc is and proud to have the honor of memlicrs were present for cage, flowers anil liiillerflirs j Country Club Drive, left by bus for a visit with her par­ iHiiuinnling Iter for the award. Hie meeting. at the entrance nnd a (log ents, Mr. and Mrs. William wood tree at the end of the Tho meeting, which was I i i R. Wimberly, at the N aval' room. Colorful flower ar­ held at the Episcopal Parish A i r Station in Memphis, j • BIBLES V • •i rangements made the seemHouse, also marked a high J Tenn. Mrs. Harris' sister, • TE S TA M E N TS truly representative of spring point in Hie 1902-03 service • P R A Y E R HOOKS Mrs. LnwelJ Watkins, joined ‘ itself. program and the culmination FROM 11.23 Ihein from Orlando for the %■: v . /-* j Mrs. Boudinot was present­ of the project "Cook Books" trip. to help school libraries. ed a (Mirtrait of Cdr. Boudinot Mrs. Irving Fein berg is a Mrs. Harold Fauvcr, sec­ by Mrs. Leonard J.’ Reinhart Tin- Sanford Tourist and j in behalf of the YAII-I ladies. patient in Fish Memorial retary, read the first order Smyrna lor Issiks to be presented to ShufflelNiaril Club entertained While orchid corsages were Hospital in N e w Gifln • Curtin • llookn nine county irlinul libraries. recently, with a going-away given to Mrs. Roudinot and Reach, where she is rccuper-1 (Formerly’ .MeVicar*) party for mcmlH-rs who are Mrs. K. Mykkanen, treasurer, Mrs. Reinhart. Cdr. Reinhart ating from surgery. Site is in , 210 E. Flmt St. for their various Is now executive officer of the room 201. signed Hie first $100 cheek to leaving homes in Hie north. go with Hie order to the coun­ Tiger squadron. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph tiage, ty coordinator of school li­ Over 100 guests. Navy and braries. Mrs. W. L. Roche, left this week, (or Sodus, N. civilian, rnjoyed Hie vast ar­ Y. where they have large ray of sandwiches, frosted apple ami cherry orchard*. fruit ami varied pastries. Others leaving later, (his week, are Mr nnd Mrs. J. Zippers will ulide smoothly Wlase, Mr. and Mrs. It Van if you lubrii-Hte tin- teeth of I’elly, Mr. and Mrs. M. slide fastener* by rubbing a Wi- » p , Mr. nnd Mrs A. Delittle dry soNp across them. W rin g, Mr. and Mrs. B. Deline amt J. Van do Mecr, all --------------------------------of Newark, N. J. More than 50 people enjoyed the evening together. The Fine Co*mrtir* K club has had a very success­ I'erfumra ful season. Last' week the CAM .: Sanford Club won 23 to 4 over Uir Kdgcwntcr Club, in New Smyrna Beach. For Imlit idualired Sen Ira Tlie regular covered dish T F .L K H IO N K : tapper was held Tuesdayevening and on Thursday Sanford will go to Coronado Beach to play. HANES the be«t name in Men’s Underwear SHORTS Brief* - Broodi-loth* U N D E R SH IR TS 100% Combed Cotton Reinforced With Nylon T-SH IR TS Surrey-ribbed with Pocket In Black. White, Canary and Blue AI no Dune* SK IV V Y SHIRTS E. H i St. at Sanford Ave. F A 2-52It Airs. C. L Park Nominated *39 For Aw ard By Story League 45° " $ ' By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Mrs. Bouclinot *6B°° O PE N F R ID A Y N IG H TSI Honored At SHOP T H IS W EEK-END! Farewell Coffee EASTER A PRIL 14 r For The “Young Miss’* 1 ? Personals Iteautlful, Frilly DRESSES For The — i “ E ASTE R Tourist Club Sponsors Farewell Party PARADE” FROM — » 2 » TO tg.tlli B. E. Purcell, Co. 125 W. Flint St. Sanford, Fin. This suit weighs only 24 ounces i \ Flemings I f? r v i i «h h i FOR PARTIES L U Z IE R ’S -j J Gaymode^ Accents For Happy Easter Fashions 3 c 2.85 bJz m » ! j to A Color key your hose for E u a t c r . Gaymodes como in love­ ly spring shades. Double - loo]) seam1e a a nlieer nylon, reinforced h e e la , toca. Proportioned lengths. ] HE PREFERS PATENTS. Ann Williams ‘M f c i ‘I'VjJif 322-1447 ! y.‘ A [(OR THE II -EASTER RASTER! if I ■ J * T A IL O R E D ’ by • A O N K R IMPORTED EASTER CANDIES AND IIASKET FILLERS (P<*0 Pluuia U tipaniih lor featherweight) u L i* What makes this the world’s lightest weight suit? Pacific Mills* masterful Wend of 66% Dacron* polyester, 45% fine worsted FROM 9Aw J f ii UP IMPORTED DOXED CANDIES -W PER BOX n OURS IN PASTELS •Dormant t J**#- f S MorUaftoo Maa trto* f a x $ 5 5 .0 0 EXTRA TROUSERS $14.95 00 AND • «.3 0 PE R BOX • •■and who out blame her. Your llttlo daughter is attracted to patenia becmive they an ao pretty la any stylo. Our spring collection of little miss designs features so many to delight her... end to pleaae you with the expert ronrimrtinn,and careful fit P A P E R N A P K IN S • CLOTHS • STREAM ERS E A S I ER C U T O UTS . A N D CARDS SHOE -tJB / Trio Rowe Of JR. ROYS’ Taffetlzed Cotton A LL COTTON Ruffles SPORT SUITS 1.98 Full • swinging full slip, all be-ribboned and bowed at the bodice! Elastitired anug-fit buck. W h i t e . Machine wash. 5.95 100% combed cot­ ton sportcoat . . . w i t h contrasting cotton fineline guburdine stacks! Newest patterns. 4 to 10. �~1 <fh* franfnrB FrraTTf :\ r r n 4, if»r>3 — ra re n Auxiliary To Meet Friday The American Legion Aux- Club Holds Fashion Show iltary __________________ _ Enterprise ly business session. cer* from Carole’s l)re*» Shop in draping o f tbe charter for the I amg wood Plata in site* from late Mr*. Sybil Routh and an­ matronly for tho coming year, half Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Cun itingham areompanied by he brother, Alva Dayman, and One of the highlight* of th e j Iv's three sister*. Mrs. M. H 1enth Street where many of *i»ter, Mrs. Forrest Boyer day lor Seminole High School Spencer of Maderia Beach I them attended grade school attended a family reunion in the Misses Margaret and | At 7:30 p.m. they gathered Ft. Pierce Sunday. graduate* of 1913, when they | Street Hoberts, and her j at the Pinerrcst Inn for a met in Sanford for their gold- j daughter, Mrs. James G. Ia-e.' haminet, then on to Hie home en anniversary reunion w a y all of Sanford. of Vail Lovell for a period ol an afternoon lea given at the Before allemling the lea the reviewing old memorie* ami home of Mr*. Kriie*t G orm ly.1 group toured the new Semin looking at old year Itook* and 1901 Magnolia Ave. ole High Srhool and visited picture* and other memen­ Colio*tesa was Mr*. John' the old brick school on Sev­ toes of bygone years. K. linker. Nine of the 10 graduate* arc still living and seven of the group attended all of the festivities. The three Sanford members are Mr*. Baker, Mr*. Homily and Mi** Margaret L. Davis. Mr*. John Wade of Greer, S. C.. was ill and not able to attend. Other member* at­ tending were Dr. Harry Ban­ WATCH ner of Sacramento, Calif., ami III* wife; Hcv. Tenney 1. Deane, Safety Hnrlair; Judge W. A. Patlifhall and wife of ( Orlando; Wallace Crosby ami |wife of West Palm Beach and | Mis* Grace Iscrntan of High­ land. N. C. The tea was held in the Gormly garden with table* decorated with ‘ firing flower* in the class color* of purple and gold. Assisting tlu> hos­ tesses with the serving and entertaining wen1 Mr*. Gorin- L A Y - A W A Y FOR G R A D U A T IO N FIRST LOW-COST Q U A L IT Y * i kins for spring and summer C lass M e m b e rs C e le b ra te ■SHS G o ld e n A n n iv e rs a ry Personals Home for the regular month­ Club member* modeled fash- to i at 7::30 p.m. In the Ijfginn Included on the agenda will 3 1 f > < be nomination* for new o ffi­ site*. The models’ attractive hair styles were fashioned by the Budget Beauty Shop. Ca*»elberry, amt Mr* Helen (ireen was commentator. Sts le* included glamorous swimsuit* by Allx of Miami, tailored *|Hirt*woar, Raster outfits and party dresses. (Idler model* were Mr*. Shirlev T>!o. Mr*. Kvelyn He»kc, Mr*. Nan Peterson. Mr*. Sue Dice and Mr*. Kdith Johnson. Mr*. Hannah Michael won the Dan Biver flowered terry cloth robe given a* a door prize and Mr*. Barbara elus­ ion won the manicure set given by the club. Bridge prize winner* were Mrs. Tv lo, first, and Mr*, (tales second. Canasta prizes went to Mr*. May Jones, tirst. and Mr*. Claire Paul­ sen. second. The pinochle prize was won by Kvelyn Beske. ~L. Lossing of a "New Spring Wardrobe." petite MODELS at the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Fashion Show |K>se heside the country chili |mhi| at Casselberry, from left, Shirley Tylo, wearing an orange cotton with fitted liodirc and full skirl which features a low cut hack. Evelyn Reske in a cotton jilque sundress and petite Sue Dice in a cotton cocktail dress. (Herald Photo) Campbell Post 53 will meet this Friday ( ^ Janr * asselhrrry i guest* of the South Seminole ,it Casselberry for luncheon. beautiful dreamer in her Spring Fexcr # i S in thr Welcome Wagon Newcomer*j a fashion show amt cards, adorable "B aby Doll" pajam­ air when 60 members and Cluh met at the Country Clubj Mrs. Sue Oates, who wa* a as. *el the theme of dreaming . to nual committee report*. A ll members are urged to attend. r h Many Hardy Plants • L a n d s c a p in g MISS LIND A W ILLIAM S is shown kervinjr punch to guests front the Senior Class at SI IS at a punch party at the liotno of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams prior to the Junior-Senior I’ront, Saturday. The home v.as decorated with arrangements of white mums in keeping with the class colors. Front left are Jack Ivey, Miss Louise 1liggiulnitlizini. Miss Williams and Terry (.lore. (Herald Photo) Lawns Gray Shadows Nursery t‘j H. Sanford Are. Ml. S. o f (fln drrtillr D e B a ry P ersonals Brll|Mirt, I,. I . went up in fire and smoke. Two page* of her picture* appeared in an issue of Life Magazine When the tire hell rang at the ItclljKirt High School, Lynn used a roll Mr and Mr*. Fred Wulff of film to get some action of Lake Drive were happy to picture* o f the fire that would receive new* of their It year- do credit to many old time old granddaughter, L y n n photographers. Itappe. of Brookhaven, Long Island, who used her new camera to good advantage with a series of pictures when the school the is allemling in Mr* John leone entertain­ ed Mi** Kay llvaii at the D e­ Bary Bestaurant Tuesday evening with several friend* to celebrate Miss By an*' birthday. Well-Dressed . . . For Spring and Summer LIGHTWEIGHT A Bgaiw (Littering 2 pier* dress of •tunning *0 eottna •yelM. Imr** edge of blows* •chanced with (ilk organa* and rhtin of •rohrrmlery. This oa*f lilting ovetblou« He i» completely lined. In Blank Only. SUITS I»Y HASPEL Girl Scouts To Present Play Saturday A play entitled ‘T h e Clean­ est Town In the West” will be present'd by the member* of Girl Scout Troop kil.’, tin* Saturday, it I 7::3U p.m. in tbe Klitei prise School Cafetoriuin. There will be no admission charge but a donation will lie t a I,en doling tho performance to lo-lp cover the rust of cos­ tume* mid prop*. The ploy i- a comedy about the “ Mid West” amt take* place ill the town of Bed Gulch io (lie 1870*. ’Hie public i is cordially invited to nI tend • Faint hj Number* Set* • Tonka Trurk* * Games • limbi (lolhra • W IT k it. • T rnm . Ilarkrl. • Schwinn lllryrlrw • Mattel Gun* • • Toy Corral I'lNKCBEST SIIOITEi: 2619 FBKNCII AVK. StNTOHD I’ A 2-8293 . 2 9 .>i /( Brookfield AND 1 3 3 9 5 $ 3 | ,n Mvp great mimes in clothing fe a tu r in g the heal in (Itieron blends . . , s e v e r a l mI v I cm including Ivy, Continental and the new Urgent. O PE N III) Train* Madam Alexander Hull* * ~ ,0 -:!0 AND Our Selection O f Birthday Hems — F R ID A Y NIG H TS (Jim . 0 M EE NN 'S y W EAR 115 Magnolia Ave. Rhone FA 2-1581 r ^ B a B r • Q U ALITY • FASHION • SERVICE EASTER BEGINS AT Benton - Hogan S Wedding Plans Announced raiactu r-tcuio* h**<*4 (Dock muUnt, antoMkttlt Plans Supper Im r atlttf m l prtciua*>•••'•< McatKr. i « * i»iwr tt|lni|, IX* HIM; M tan p*s» t«< m cnrilfit reifOnn t l ' wpnrklf itiftl Cferirtll* »«• itwtlrS wilckii Inn ••If 111.** This Saturday K A D E R 'S I t ! S. PUCK A V II. Mr. and Mr* Gilbert BenIon announce final plan* for Ihe wedding o f their daugh­ ter, Dorothy Marie, to Wil­ liam H. Hogan. The wedding will lie an event of this Saturday, April (J. at 7:3(1 p.m. at the Central Baptist Church, with Hcv. Gail Smith officiating Best man will he John B r ­ eeder and maid of honor will The t.adie* Auxiliary o f the he Miss Karla Wclborn. Serv­ Fleet Reserve A n n . I* pb*n- 1 ing a* ushers will be Charles riing- a pot lunch dinner, thii Brnton and Paul Keith. Following the ceremony a Saturday, at the FR A Humi* reception will Ih» held at the on the l-akefront. home of the bride’ s aunt and , It will ho a fumily affair 1 uncle. Mr. and Mr*. G. II. A l­ for the auxiliary ami Brunch ford, 407 Orange Ave. No formal Invilutioni are members and serving will FR A Auxiliary Iinvpr,n( WINDUMMt* rociiion |t*,lr4 rc.rn.frt, M.ltip'OOl*. llxxk IlliktUlt, lumincyt Oxl. Jewelry CO-HOSTESSES for a ten honoring momlmra of tho I it I -‘l graduating clans of Seminole High School wore Mri*. Erno«t Gormly, loft, and Mr*. John K. Baker. (Ilotald Photo) being sent and all friend* of *tnrt at 5:30 p.m. Each fum­ the couple are Invited to at- { ily i* requested to bring one 1 lend. main di*h and a dessert or salad. EASTER - T IM E IS T H E T IM E — FOR — S M A R T SU ITS & SPO RT COATS FOR BOYS •Shop now for E a .lrr from a big •election of haniUonir spring- wright *iill». 1‘rirrd . . . From f* t* *9" Refreshment* will be Mary Esther’s provided. The nrxt regular meeting of the unit will Im* held Tue*. ilny, April 0 at the FRA Home, nturting at 10 a.in. -Featuring Fashion* Just For You" 2110 N. I*ARK AVE. STORK HOI KS: 9 TO 5:30 YOURS! THIS LIVING CROSS EMBEDDED IN THE SACRED EARTH OF MT. CALVARY! Tl<i« Ijrlutrd, gl.iw.dg nam . ftal#.Mr.l la • l*Mg| ro b llia iti| lh * *«•"#«/ #*r|A «.< III. i d l u t f , . a U f l Jr**i« lu llrifd in4 <J.'d w f i « « m ili« yramim ol rterool Uf* . . , r i g U y a u fl T h u lurnio*** fth n.m rrtnf » f i i t « ctom k • atoi o il ol Jmoo. T>w»«i**%4i i pjgn m ogc f « Ml. C «h «ry k r tom foti an4 D 'lfb n a to Him . 1) m u b m M n rJ fifth , I *f«ib*d gziil fl#«ti««d •»ik lh « p tw tM i bl'0*4 •n i i n r i ol a «f S***»r, r « * Im foot* fight •« Four / iO g e t U f r t o l a o y t l I U m « lli.a m«d 4 itoM gluot like • lu in f (lo a f, fo o mo If aC logl.l a h » « you * « * k * I r M trooUoJ $U rp . . • •W ar* B*«r •* romltol ym god foot* ht kfoltk god tu k o tn . K'rrp * ^ fa lrrlm g n w in r«(tf ( I f i>4 ■W rr )WI | W V (4 lof font ctom lo d lf f If Rri’i f M ritlhf|IU4 drill ll.K fl«*nin( ,,UM ctrl*-LU 4 In toned tortk. return H nilbin Imi 4f| i «n<f yoat ri.f'ii'T Mill !•* fully tolumdc.l Sctitfm ti*o u ok\olutclf guocootcod. Sond cock, <i«r« k w toancj ordrf (no c . * 4 ) iot C H R IST IA N IM PO RT S L O . N t 7111 it. loon if. mo. FRUI H you act now! Vm ’I rocoivo an / • uthtfitic i*rK* phot0(r* pN from lit C « L * fy . v*nt* VM« M r l(*n by our pi. d y tr g « Mtnof. [ M*il CgupoP Itzdjf1 1 1 — («u — (ua • 0 Oriw Bu m tm* lm *» (<m < * I *• I I M m iH U H O t (**•#• M • I I I I . r©nf «T(ff L A You, the style ronsriou*, will immediately select Uia dreaa that is charmingly yours from the many lovely fushiun* at Ito-Jay. A. Ixmg, s11m lines o f self piping detail this Ruyoilk sheath by Henry Lea. 124.06. R. II uffant cottons & dacron blend*, daintily embroidered in contrasting shade* by Rue Brett, Youth Fair, Jonathan Logan. From |ll.f)6. C. A smart eottum* fo r daytime or dinner. A Henry Lao Jacket ensemble. (29.96. J ; ^ f -mT~’ �er Cool Reception For Wilson ington and the range o f top level talks organized for the occasion have left the imp r e s i i o n on Conservative leaders that the U. S. admin­ istration considers a Labor victory a virtual rertuinty. Nothing is said officially but resentment is hinted pri­ vately and in informal talks. Conservatives in London do not quarrel with the fact |that American leaders should F M T iT iin * j m i K N O T I C K IS her*»t»y l l v ^ n Hint i be interested in the person­ I urn MiKaicrtl 111 b u *ln t« " at ality and policies of the Bri- By K. C. Thaler LONDON (U P I) — British government quarters are pi' q u e i l b y t h e obtentatfoua American reception for Harobi Wilson, the I-nbor party'* new leader. The publicity Here surround­ ing Wilson’s visit to Wash- Legal Notice 311 O'l irlan IM., K-rn Park . Hemlnolf* County. Florida. unilar t ha fictitio us name of Legal Notice r k y cmTOM mfo. co, mid that I Intend to r * * l * t e r |t?»M imrnp with the <*lrrk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. In accord­ ance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute*, j t o - w l t : Section 185.01 Florida Statutes 1957 HIr ; Kditar OlX Kit wa rd F. Peter* man. Jr Publish March : » A April 4. f t O T I f ' i: O F I.U b M I. %TIO\ To M IP ill IT 31 A T CONC K flN : N U T IC K IH II K R R V IT O l V * K N o f Intention to apply to the 1983 session o f the Florida (.efflslaiure for passage o f an Act. the substance rela tin g to amending Chapter 41-2799. l a w s of Florida 1941, r e la t ­ in g to the re lief and pension 11. 18. 1X2. fund f o r the Police Depa rt ­ CIX1-99 ment o f the City «»f Hanford, iv tup. rm r riT r n r i i T , Florida, In the f o llo w in g r e ­ m m it J l m i l VI, C IR C U IT , spects: 1. Increasing the amount nf IV (M l P oll SHMIYOM; costs Imposed by the MuniCOtJ.VTY, P i . n i i m v . clpal Court o f said C it y as l > r i l v M ’ K I l l m i . is»«H provided In Hectlon 4. Sub­ V O T I l 'H T o I I H P H V O section 5 o f said Act, and V I N C E N T D. P K I l l l I . PUInllff, m a kin g the amount o f such costs paid to said fund d is ­ I v* c re tio nary with the City M A R K ! . t/M 'IHE P E H R t. T i n : « T V T i : I IP P M I I I I I M T O i Commission, end In no eve nt tn ti. less than the sum pre • M A IIK I. U l l I l H K I ’ E R I l l I V h o i f last known r t f l - B.-titly provided In said He c« lion. rlrnca la: I. lly dele tin g H.i-tlon 11 of F r P h w i t t r I l m 104. Plac entia n.i>, .Newfound- ,nlil A i t In I t . entirety. 3 lly am ending Hubeectlon land. Canada P I . K ASK TAKK NO T IC K 3 o f Section 14 o f said Ac t thiit you arc hereby required reducing penalun l i n t , f i t . p ro ­ to file yo ur w rit te n answer vided therein. 4. lly d ele ti n g Buhaeetlnn 4 nr defense. If any, personally or by an attorney, <m or be­ o f Section 14 In I t , entirety. fore A p ril 17. 1943, at the Publish A p ril 4. 1»Ct. Offi c e o f the Clerk of the CDII-12 Circuit Court, at the Co urt­ house ( ii Sanford, Seminole IV c o l A T I J I I M i E ' a 4'IH'IIT, County, Florida, and to mall M EW IM II .K c o l ’ .AT V , I ' l . u f l . a copy there of to Stenstrom. l i t * . P av la A McIntosh. Attorneys E S T A T E 01* for P la in tif f, Post Office E M I L Y f. S M IT H , Dereaaed P r a w e r U lo , Hanford. Florida, no tice to rn riim in * In that certain divorce proT O A M . P E R S O N * II v « I M l rerdlnu pending aiculnst you O II II K W A A II * In the Circuit Court o f the Cl. S I R * Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and A l i t I M i T *4119 K A T A T K i V ii u anil each nf you a n f o r Seminole County, Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated hcrrliy notified anti required titled of said cause being to fit* any claim , ami demands "V in cen t P. Perrl, Plain tiff, Which you, o r eith er o f you, versua Mabel IjouIso Perr l, may lia v , a a a ln . t aald . a l a l . P e f e n d a n l. " and herein fall In Ilia o f f l r * of lion. C. Ve rnnot or a Pecre e P ro Confesso on M l, *, Jr., County JudK, lit, will lie enle rt d against you, of Hemlnol* C.uinly. at and the cause proceed ex nfflca In t h . Court llo ue* In Hanford, Klnrlda. w lt liln a l l parte. c a l. m la r montha fro m th* MftKAK) Ar th u r II. Dte k wlth , Jr.. tint* o f th* flrat puld lratlon o f tlila nolle*. Kach claim nr Clerk o f the Circuit Court drmand m in t ha In w r itin g lly : Martha T. Ylhlen and contain th* plac* o f real, Ktenatrom, P av la A McIntosh dene* and pint o f f l r * addra.a A tto rn eys at U w o f th* claim ant and mual b* Post O ffi c e D ra w e r 1334 •wo rn to by th * claimant, hi* Hanford, Flo ri d a or attorne y, or th* ubllsh March 14, 21, St A a a rn t aame ah a 11 b* void. April I, 194S H e rb e rt I n * * ClHJ-45 A * K ie c u t o r o f aald . a ta t* rubllab March 11, 31 A April 4. 11. 1943. Make Reservations NOW For Easter — A M ) RESERVE D ATES FOR OTHER S P E C IA L OCCASIONS IN (fia ciou l D ittin q 831-6197 *S/xciatAuiUt" Carriage Room Dralgnrd Especially For BANQU8TB, LUNCHEONS ■nd D IN N E R P A R T IE S HIGHWAYS 17-92 N. PIRN PARK, FLORIDA la th . Ju 4*r . Ida, l a la r*i HYI1IL CaarS a f t h . C n m t r R .ailaa t* Ca aaty, 9'lor. Prah at r. lla t a l* a f M. R O U T It US FINANCE OUK IT ! LOWER MONTHLYINSTALLMENTS On New Car fid Solar disk ftl D11,1teal name M Drier! teflon* 64Nrw Guinea port i i ij j r 1 1 Financing CURRENT INTEREST RATE li 14] n it n r »■ ALOW Up Jr To 36 AW o Month* To l'ay ii a it u u ir 5T b9 u 46 si u u va. t. Robert A. Hohek Mildred E. Hohek Hlgnature 4. ( I r n r g * E. Vaako Martha A. Vaako Hlgnatura I. John F. Ilarnlrk E lin o r At. lla r n U k Signat ure 1. S T A T E O F F I. O II ID A C O U N T Y O F S EM IN O I.E Hnorn lo and aubacrlhed befor* m i tlila soib day * f March A. D. 1943. (S EA I.) A n d re w Htanko N o ta r y Public, Hta l* af F i - r i i U al t-iirgr, My Comnilaaluo eaplrca Fab. 1), 1963. I. F I/ M tlD A 3. C A M F O H N 1 A 3. O H IO 4. O H IO 3. O H IO 3. S T A T E O F C A L I F O R N I A COUNTY OK U W AN HEI.E S Subatrlbed and a a o rn In hafora nte thla 21th day o f F e b ­ ruary. 1943. (S E A M Alloa E. W le d e r N o t a r y Public In and f o r th* Coun ty o f boa A n * * lea. S la t * o f California. My Commission Kapil July I, 1963. ». 4. A ». S T A T E O F O HIO COUNTY O F CU YAIIO O A Subscribed and a a o rn u» b e f o r * m * this Zlat day * f February, 1962. John F. Kant, Jr. N o ta ry l*ubllc Publlali March 21 * A p r il II . 14. 1942. CDU-97 (?(L®aa© ti s r U *1 of (S E A L ) rr a n o t ic e ro n s '.Y i.o s riir s u n NO TICE I* hereby gi v en that th* undersigned Ar th u r It. IterkwItH Jr.. Clerk o f C i r ­ cuit Court o f Hemlnol* Coun­ ty. 9’ lnrlda, will, on the 17th day or April. 1963. at UtO* o'clock A. M. at tha Fro n t Door o f the Hemlnol* Coun tv Court lloua*. Hemlnol* County. In th* C it y o f Hanford, Florid a, o f f e r f o r aale and aril at public o utcr y to th* hlalieal and heat bidder f o r caah. the f o l l o w in g described p ro p e rly altuated In Hemlpole County, Florida, l o - w l t l U>t I t . Illock K. W O O D . MERE DARK S.VD U K P L A T . acc ording to pla t th e re o f recorded In 1’ lat Monk 13. IM k * 73. Pulillo Itecorda o f Hemlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida. purauant to th# Fi n al De ere * o f Foreclnaure entered In * caa* pending In aald Court, the atyle o f wh lr h la M eC A t'O IIA N J in lt T O A O H COMPANY. INC., * Florid * corporation. P la in tif f, HUNTER E. ARCHER and U N A J. A R C H E R , hi* wife. Rcftvidan t*, and t h * c ha n ce ry number o f D*r,a,»it. which 1* 1I7S3. W I T N E S S niy hand and th * T a All r r e d lta r a aad I'vraaaa llaolaa r la la ia ar Deataada o f f ic ia l acal o f aald Court, thla tat day o f Ap ril, 1943. A a a I a a4 Wald K . l a t . i You and each o f you a r * (HEAT,) A r t h u r H. R ec kw lth . Jr., hereby notified and required C le r k o f tha Circuit Cour t to preaent any claim * and d e ­ « f Scm lnol* County. Flora mand, whlrli you, or either Ida o f you, may have agalnat the I l y i Martha T . T lhle w eatale o f HYIIII. M. IIOUTH , D e pu ty Clerk dreeaaed, late o f eeld County, tu the County Judge o f Heml- Jnaeph M. F lt a g rr a ld nol* County. Klorlda, at hi* Atto rn ey f o r P l a i n t i f f o f f l r * In tha court house o f 314 He.-urlty T ru a t HidV. e.ild County at Sanford, F l o r ­ Miami S3, F l o r i d * ida. within alt calendar l*n lil IaIt Ap ril 4, 1961. month, from th* tint* o f CDII-14 th* flrat publication o f thla n ealatralloa a f n olle. T w o r o p l. a o f *» ch F lrlllln u * S a a ra claim or demand ahull b . In W a th * underalgned, b e in g w r l l ln * . and ahall a tal* the place o f residence and poet duly aworn, do here by declare o ff ic e addree* o f th * c la im ­ under oath that th# name* o f ant. and ahall b* awnrn to all pereona Interested In th * by the claimant, hi* aiirnt, or bualneaa o r profeaalon carried attorney and arronipanled by on under tha name* o f I,AK I3 a f il in g fee o f one dollar and n i t O V K at Houle 1. llo x 44. * « r h claim or demand not ao Oviedo, Flo rid a and th * e x ­ tent o f th* Intereet o f .ach, Died ahall be void. la a* fo llo w * ; /*/ J o * llouth' 1. A N D R E W A A N N A SOREK A * e x e ru lo r o f th* Laat ONE T H I R D 11/31 W ill and T ra la m e n t uf 3. A N D R E W It. A D O R O T I I T H YII II. M. It O U T II ONE h ix t ii F. HulIKK , Dereaeed 41/4) Klrnatrom, Davla A McIntosh 3. K O IIK IIT A. a M it,D R i:n At to rn rya for Kaecutur Kdwarda llulldln*, ONE S IX TH K. BOUEK, 11/4) I’. O. H o , 1930 Hanford, Flo rid * 4. O E O It f lK K A M A R T H A A. VASKO, O N E S I X T H (1/4) Publish March 31, 31 * April 4. M. 1943. I. JOHN F. A EI.INOIt Jf. CIK1-T4 U A It N rC K . O N E H I X T I I ( 1 ,6 ) 1. A n d re w Hohek Anna Hohek Hlgnatura A n d re w R. Hohek Do ro th y 1, Hohek Hlgnatura Compare 1 r 11 rr u Legal Notice ANEW CAR?t. Buying LET C DO-49 I tish opposition leader whs ■ might become the next prime minister. But what Irks some lead­ ers here is the feeling that Washington to *11 appear­ ances is already welcoming Wilson as the prime minister designate. Conservatives realrc that given a ge n e r a l election todnjr they would very probably lo.»e. But the argument runs, the government still has moro than a year to go. Although Prime Minister Harold M hcmillnn is not likely to put o ff elections till the fail of next |year, he might well decide not to call a general elcctoa until the spring of 1064. Much could happen by then to improve the internal situ­ ation o f the country. The gov* ernment is concentrating above all on reducing unemplo)inrnt, and the new na­ tional L. ig 't offers incen­ tives to 1h - i op the econ­ omy. Whether the Macmillan governmant will succeed and whether it will swing the electorate back to its fa­ vor remains an open question. Recent by-elections have gone heavily against the gov­ ernment. Nevertheless, say the opti­ mists among the Conserva­ tives, the United States may be miscalculating if regards a Labor victory as certain. ■/<«/ » Member F,D«I,C 4 d ,, RALPH I'h/OLD §9 * UM or itunou A N D ASK FOR JIM DOUCETTE It Pays T o Use The H E R A L D Want Ada. 4. �I N o w Is The Tim e To Plant Yourself In Y o u r O w n H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s 12. Ileal Kslatc l or Sale ! 0. I ui Kent Classified (Tl|r Hanlon') lirrali'i April -I. 1903 — Page 11 22 Ilulld - Paint - Repair1 31 Poultry - Livestock R E PA IR IN G , painting, cab­ Large Shetland Ponies; 1 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ inet making. All work guar­ griding, l mare. New sad­ ner lot faring lake. 109 anteed. Call FA 2 2139 alter dles and bridles. 322-9162. Waits Drive, S u n l a n d E FFIC IE N C Y Apartment on 3 p. m Estate. F IIA in service. 32. Flow c m - Sit r iili* First M. Near 2 city free *150 down, monthly *81.75. REMODELING, Repairing, parking lot* ....I Stopping , YA IHlilling down. I-A 2 8071 POTTED MUMS in bloom. painting. Concrete. Florida stores. No utility charges. 1 or FA 2-2118 rooms A carportos a spe-1 35c up. Suitable for couple or sin i (SKAPEVILLK NURSERY daily . FA 2-7274. g!c. Impure Jacobson Dept. IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY GraiK'ville Ave. Near 20th St. 3 Bedroom—with air-condit­ Store. 2.7. P lu m b in g S e rv ic e s ioning and screened j Kirch. 3.T. Fiirniluie DEADLINES Efficiency Apt. *30 Mo. Sur­ Any type of financing. Pay­ plus City. 2»»1 VV. 1st St. ments a* low as *61 no per WANTED reliable couple to CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: month, plus luxe* and in take up monthly payments Tuc*.. tin ii Fri. - 2 P. M. day |OARAGE A PA R T M E N T , t sui.ir.ee to qualified buyer. of $13.50 cn 3 complete before insertion. Mon. • Sat. Rooms and bath. Screened TE E Plumbiop A Ileal in*; N GREEN ESTATES rooms of furnlliirr. Call porch t'loae In. FA 20191 j noon. MR CONDITIONING Phone 322-21*4 TF. 8 I5U, Casselberry, col­ or FA 22021 CONTRACT and R E PA IR led . S ilt AH. I I I CLASSIFIED: OUT OF STATE owner must WORK Tui-*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 3 BEDROOM. Living A Din­ sell approximately 25 acres 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 REDS FOR R E N T before in>ertion. .Mon. - Sat. ing room, lleautilul loca­ on Rice A Linden Lakes. Hospital, Rollavvays, Juve­ noon. tion. REFERENCES. Cali May t>c plotted into 22 lots, PLU M RING nile. FREE delivery and I A 2 .III Contracting Repair* each on water. Also 2 lots 1 l ’irk-up. RESPO NSIBILITY: FREE ESTIMATES on IJndcn Lake. 2 acres FU R N ITU R E C EN TER The Herald will not be re* 1 BEDROOM Furnished Col­ each. Dr. Franz Polgar. 839 H. L. IIAKVEY 1100 French Ave. lage. *65. 812 Elm. Call sponsible for more than one Forest Ave. Rye, New 2>M Sanford Avc. FA 2 3383 Ph. FA 2 7953 Harris* Realty. 'V 2 5-*u4 incorrect insertion of your ad, York. or FA 2-7915. ami reserves Hie rigid to re­ 2(7. Bndin A Television F R K K E S T IM A T E vive or reject ally advertise­ Upholstering A Maltress ren­ I BEDROOM FURNISHED FAST DEPENDABLE T V . ment from what ordered to ovating. New A Used Furni­ Apartment. 1500 W. 3rd. Service Service calls *1.00. conform to Hie policies of this ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. Home Service Uo. 305 San­ paper. Office F A 2-2118 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 3 H E 1> It O () XI I m iu>lud ford Avc. FA 2 3532. Night FA 2-0648 FA 2-2117. house. *90 month. FA 2-2322. fi. For Kent 323 0700 PERSO N AL RADIO A TV Used furniture, appliances, FURN. 2 Bedroom house. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. ROOMS, The Gabies, got tools, etc. Bought • Sold. I D AY SERVICE Adults. No pets. FA 2-7604. Magnolia Avc. FA 2-0720. 2 BEDROOM h-HiM'. 215 S I 25th. St. A Sanford Ave, l- ir r y '» Mart 215 Sanford “That'* a real sharp piggy bnnk, but where do you NEW furnisiicd & unfurnish­ Maple. *5.500. FA 2-6457. I’ ll. 322-0655 Ave. Ph. FA 2-1132 N E W LY FURNISHED Large put the money in?” ed 2 bedroom duplex apart2 HR. duplex, lltil St. Ia»ngSell Us Your Furniture. Quirk nicut, tile baths; terratio FURNISHED house and land 27. Specinl Services wood. 838 3208. for sale. Near Monroe Cor­ 12. Beal Enisle For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted Servin' With Ihe Cash. floors. Ph. F A 2 2374 alter ner on S. Eider Road. SUPER TRADING POST W ELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 5 p.m. N IC E A clean 3 room furnish­ A LI X OF SANFORD ACRES A House on Kt. SI’ HINKKIt SYSTEMS FA 2-0677. ed Apartment. Near town. 5 I ATI'S. FRAM E HOUSE on NEEDS For rent or lease. 30 x 40 46. East of Interstate 4. All Type* and Sizes *55 a month. Include* wa­ Palmetto Ave. and Rosa­ single needle metal building with con­ 511,500. Make offer to W. Experienced •11. Article* For Sale We Repair ami Service ter & electricity. FA 2-85*4. lind St. Near Naval Air sew mg machine operators. crete floor. Contact Ted M. Cooke, 608 S. Park or S T I N E Station. J. II. Saucerman. Mens, Ladies, children' dis­ Stop In at our modern airWilliams Hardware. 205 E. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. your broker. Machinery and Supply Co. entail Shoes. Best Luster Rl. 3. Itox 412-S., Palatka, conditioned factory on Hwy. 20? VV. 2nd St. 25th St. 1305 Elliott Avc., FA 2-5254 FA 2-9432 Buy*. Surplus City Fla. 17-92 or call FA 2 2204. Ask BY OW NER: large 3 bedroom or FA 2 0525. STENSTKOM RENTALS for Connie Curiale. home on lwxi large lots, un­ SMITH Air-Condition R efri­ T A P E RECORDER. *85. QUAIL POND EAST Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom derground sprinkler ay sgeration service. All work Stereo play luck Mon Rec­ 200 S. Embry Dr., 3 bed­ SECRETARY • ASSISTANT Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Large attractive 3 HR, 2 hath tern, draw drapes through­ guaranteed. Very reason­ rooms, Da baths, built-in ord. 322-6664 before 10 a.m. borne located on Lake OFFICE M ANAG ER: short­ ped. 1(>8 W. 18th St. Pb. out, attic (an. built iu kit­ able in price. Day FA 2-7434 range and oven, corner lot, hand, bookkeeping, excel­ Mary. Ult-in kitclM-n, fire­ F A 2-4078. LOSE W EIGHT safely with chen, large Florida room. Night FA 2-2660. lovely neighborlMiud *12,900; lent phone personality and place, convenient to NAS, Dex-A-Diet tablet*. Only Liberal terms. FA 2-1263. W E L A K A A PA HTM E N TS: monthly payments approxi­ typing; age 35 to 45; 5 day *165, Unfurnished. 98c. IViuchton's Drugs. Piano Tuning and Repair Rooms private baths, 114 mately $81.87 includes week. Apply Florida State FOR SALE by owner: 2 bed­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 W. First St. every tiling except utilities. R EAD Y M IX Concrete, win­ Employ ment Service, 2U0 S. 3 BR furn, Wynnwuod .. *135 room cement block home. Call 838-2906 or GA 2-2479. dow sills, lintels, steps, LAWNS Renovated - Aerate French. 2 11R furn. Wynnwuod .. *I0U Low down payment. Con­ RENT A BED Ileal Estate Dept. kicks, sand, cement, rock, Remove Thatch • Chinch venient to downtown and Holla way, Hospital A Baby Unfurnished homca from *75 |d|>c, steel, grease traps, Rug Spray (V C -13) - I cm Charter MortK»Kc Uo., base. FIIA approved. I ’ ll. 1H. Help Wanted Beds. Ueultoi'8 dry well*, stepping alone*. ize—Ph. FA 2 4244 FA 2-8669 alter 4 p.m. By Day, Week, or Month P A R T * TIM E , no selling. Miracle Concrete Co. M ANSFIELD LAWN SEIl. C A R R O LLS FU R N ITU R E Earn *2 90 hour start, col­ 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home. 3(0 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W . 1st St. lecting on our established Fla. room, large utility Real Estate — Mortgages IT TO YO U RSELF current customers. No ex­ room, nice oak tree. Mini­ 111 N. Paik Avc. FA 2 2120 U NFU RN. 1st Flour. 3 rms. H. h . p o p e u o„ INC. USED AUTOMATIC Washer mum down payment. Pine- to see the big bargain at perience necessary. Car and Dryer. Many to choose bath. 2 screened porches. FURNISHED House. A vail­ 3U6 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 lout) Oak Ave. if you need needed. Ihmdablc local resi­ crest tt5 E. Coleman Cir­ from. Completely recondi­ 300 Magnolia Avc. Apply able May 1st. 322 5817. a spacious 4 bedroom, 2 dent. Write Mr. Nager, P. cle. Tel. FA 2-5514. tioned. 9o day warranty on FRIGIDAIRE upstairs evenings. ball) older home. It can be | O. Boa 613, Orlando, Fla., all. Dick's Appliance. Aio Sales A Service NICE Clean 35 ft. Trailer, to 1 BEDIIOOXI CB hou^o Fur­ handled for only *l,5no giving age, address, phone, FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-7658. G. II. HIGH responsible adults. Tub, nished or unfurnlahesl. 2it06 down. type, model and year ol 17uo W. 1st St. Sanford shower, T.V, *80. Near 2-BEDROOM furnisiicd apart­ Elm Ave. 1961 ZIU ZAG Sewing Ma­ car. Ph. FA 2-3883 town. 322 6388. ment, also efficiency apart­ chine. Makes button holes, UY OWNER at sacrifice ment. furnished. 322 6341. 19. SIluallonK Wanted with guarantee. FA 2 9411. 6 A Spin iuI .N otice* prices: Income property in 1901 S. Park Ave. AVAILABLE RENTALS: Lake (low ing and edging, etc. Sat- PLAYPEN, Stroller," Taylor Fern Park. Rent *77o per |Child Care. FA 2 2274 INCOME TA X H E n .TfN S .~12 FA 2 5232 anytime utaclion guaranteed. I’ h. Jessup, 1 BR. lurnishcd month 42) 3 Bedroom amt Tot, Walker. Roys 22" and years experience. Call La— — E X PERIEN C ED Young wornFA 2 1817. it) 2 Bedroom cement home *75; Loeli Arbor. 4 Girls 24" Hikes. FA 2-7499 m ar Williams. 5 Points. la , liUNincHM O p p o rtu n ity an would like secretarial block homca. City water, Bit., 2!a bath, unfurnished, F A 27813. "G irl Frid ay" |iosttion in 29. Automobile Service FRIDAY A SATURDAY *145 lease; 2 HR. unfurn­ oak Hours, Florida Houma, FOR (.EASE Modern 3 hay Sanford. Reference*. P. O SALE ished: several S7n to *85. like new. Located 1 block all porcelain Sinclair M a­ 9. For Sale or Went ~ AUTO R A D II)- SERVICE Box 200, l.ahr Mary. Marble lop table, "Gone With SEMINOLE R E A L T Y west of Hwy. 17 92 and 1 lum. 2 Grease racks, plenty PERSO NAL RADIO A TV The Wind" lamps, Wedgeblock south of S.lt. 434 901 S. Park FA 2 5232 If you like country living. ol parking. Ounce locu­ DRESSMAKING, alterations; 25th. SI. & Sanford Ave. wood Rosenthal china, glass 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On Iteliind Floral .Motor Court. tion. FA 2-2151. men and women. Mr*. Du­ louses for rent. For infor­ Imc a brae, electric cofsouth side of big Lake Also P « acres ol cleared rand, 413 Myrtle. mation contact Ted W il­ fee maker, wearing ap­ Mary. Water for boating, land Will sell any part or 1G. Female Help Wanted liams Hardware, 20a E. parel-ladies and children, etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ 21. Beauty 8aK>nn all. Furn. or uniurn. SEWERS** W ANTED 25th St. mately 2 'i acres. FA 2-9182. Senkarik Glaus and Paint. silver blue mink scarf, H A R R IE T T S B EAU TY NOOK IM M E D IA T E L Y 2 BEDROOMS. Brand new spring hats;; 3766 Magnolia Company BEDROOM house, kitchen House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-420S. Complete Beauty Service nice grove. View of I-ake W oik ut homo doing simple Ave. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 equipped. *75 month. Pli. Evening Appointments sowing. Wo supply in ate r i Mary. Top construction. 2 lilt 817 Catalina. FA 2-0578. FA 2 5303. FA 2-5742 uls Mini pay shipping both 105 So. O ik * iu ,5ini. Furnisiicd 2 tx-d ways. Good rat* o f pay. room Trailer, with 10’ x W A L L furn. Apt. 1002 Maple 3 lilt. HOUSE, equipped kit­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty Slurp chen, take over pay nils, or Piece work. Apply, Dept. 30' cabana With 1 acre F A 2-0731. Special on Penns. Call for rent, by owner. FA 2-2617. $7,800, with 5 acres AD 389, Box 70IU, Adelaide appointment. 3 Senior ope­ BEDROOM house. Kitchen $12,500. Good terms. 40 Post Office, Toronto, On­ rators. Free parking lots. equipped. Near ban-. II. Belli Knlutc Wanted Acres, Geneva *9.000. Imp tario, Canada. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-683! FA 2-3685. lex West 1st St. #1.000 Old W ANTED: Rentals and sales REGISTERED NURSE, full 2 story house on beautiful 22. Build • Paint - Repair listing on houses. JOHN E. VAILA IILK NOW. Beautiful time for County home. Call lot. Utli St. Sanford. *4000 FOX. REALTOR 323 0559 Brittany Farm House. RE PAIR S Reasonable County Commissioner John cavil. Good and had Homes BR Kit. equipped. *65 Alexander, Sa nford. Carpentry A Painting from $50 down to (2500 12. Ileal Ksilule For Sale BR. Kit. equipped. *75 FA 2 0283. Call Roggs, FA 2 5865 down. Good terms. * CASH NEEDED 3 Bedroom, 2 batli. *61 a Reg. Real Estate Broker month. T. A I, included. 'A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 322-8085, REALTO R — INSUROR E A U TIF U LLY f u r n i shed FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. ROBERT A. WI LI.LAMS room. Private home. I’ li. K eillor FA 2-7*31. Raymond Lundquist, Asao. 2 BEDROOM Upstairs Apart­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 STORY House m ar churches ami school. $8.0UO value. ment. Large, airy. Com­ Ii2 C A D I L L A C 4 D o o r, P o w e r , A i r ............. $1595 \Sill sell lor $6,non. Now pletely fu~nl»hcd, newly de- IM M E D IATE OCCUPANCY .......... .195 •IM P L Y M O U T H 2 D o o r. V-M ...... rented for f75.no Mo. Reply curated A sparkling clean. J Bedroom — with air-con,7M F O R I ) H ta lio n W a g o n , V-M, A u t o ......... 01-7 ditaming and large family lkix 7, c o Sanford Herald Adults. *75 a month. Ph. .715 .77 F O R I ) C o u n try H e d „ O v e r d r iv e .......... room —Any type financing F A 24»68. Payments a> low at *68 85 3 BEDROOMS, kitchen equip .79 P O N T I A C lion n ev ille 1 d r. h a rd to p 119.7 ped, large yard, shrubbery. "E X C E LLE N T SELECTIONS a mo., plus taxes and insur­ 1 113 til C I I K Y . : T o n P ick u p . A u to . ••.......... Sprinkling system. Good .. NOW ance to qualified buyer. ........ 139.7 .79 C I I K Y . S tii. W a g o n , fi C y l., H id neigbborliuod. F A 2-4636 • •» b id room furnished *75. TE E *N G REEN ESTATES after 5. 293 .72 C A D I L L A C 1 d r. Sctlun .......... .......... • 1 Bedroom furnisiicd *55. Plione 322-2744 • 3 Bedroom unfurnished *85 .70 M E R C E D E S 220. 1 D o o r ...... • 2 Bedroom unfurnished (75 395 S3 I I U I C K 1 d r. h a rd to p .......... •••.......... These A several others await 15 ,7M F O R D 2 D o o r, ti C y l.. H id . .. • • • THE TIM E TESTED FIRM your choice. Call now to 116 N. Park Ave. FA 241123 lit C I I K Y . S in . W a g o n , V -8. A u to . sec these values. • l . » » as $45 prr month .79 C I I K Y . 1 D oor, C y l., S lit. . LONGWOOD. 3 Bedroom • NO MONET DOWN • 100'T Financing ,7ti C I I K Y . H ta. W i i r -. V -8, A u to ,, A i r C on d. 59.7 i furnisiicd Duplex. 30 ft. • llullt on T our Tail living room, washer dryer. .71 C I I K Y . D e lra y , A u to ............... •••........... 395 • 21 Different Models *85 month. GA 2 2660 or REALTOR - INSUROR • One to 4 Bedrooms 99.7 58 C I I K Y . !, Ton P ic k u p .......... ••*.......... CH 1-2339 Orlando. FA 2 4991 1919 S French Ave. -7ti F O R D S in . W a g o n , \ -8, S til. .. •••.......... 395 { 5.7 C I I K Y . 2 D oor, C y l., S td . .. I EXTRA NICE furn. apt. *85; 1 or 2 person*; turn S. Park. SW E E TIK P IE By Nadine Seltzer O ffice 204 \V. First Wail Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty u-o 134. Articles For Sale If you neeil a good used Re­ frigerator drop by the Furniture Center at 1100 French Ave. L A W N SERVICE A U TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D SAC R IFIC E HOLLERSo/SAIiIFORD SQUARE DEAL BUYS COM PLETE Haiti Good eondition. sink. 323-0452. NEW HOMES ,V Purl* Avenue, Sanford. Florida announces Lenahelle I lie u**oclulion Hawaii U» of Jennings ealcMIUlll Mrs. Jenning* will specialize in wale* and rent ale of hou*e*. Call 323-0559 nr F A 2-56.10 ti 51 C H E V R O L E T Gel full-rulor illustrated catalog of homes FREE? VVri tr or rail ro lle d tudsy J IM W A L T K B H O M E S 4540 VV. Colonial Driva O RLAND O . FLO RID A Phone: CY 5 0981 57 .78 til 57 ........................... ......... I.IA D K D F R E II YE A U K I.E 219 E. 2nd ST. F A 2 *231 Your EVINRU D E Dealer 304-6 8 K. 1st Ph. FA 2 598t 1 7 'i hp. M ERCURY Kicker. Like new. 1 lohp- Wiseorv* sin Motor. FA 2-6978. fixtures. Kitchen 38. Motorcycles « Scooters BE \l I I f t I, electric range, used four weeks; will sell VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS^ New A Used. for less than half price; I.ewis Sales A Service 322 8940. 2517 Country Club Kd. Ph. FA-2-7928 .10. A u to m o b ile s • T ru c k s I960 VESPA Scooter, Phone FA 2-0190. '56 CHEVROLET. >435. Call FA 2-6633 alter 6;00. I 'M . Be Wise! YOUR BEST USED CAR BUYS A R E HERE 1959 Chevrolet \-K, 4 door M-dan, automatic Iran*., h r a l r r , e x t r a rlrun. 1959 Ford Tudor Sedan, auliimatir trans. 1959 Dodge Custom Royal, l-Hoor sedan. V-N, automatic Iran*., h r a l r r , power n trrring . *1095 *995 *995 1958 Mercury 4-dmir sedan, economical engine, standard Irans., hralrr, extra clean one ownrr rar with Inw mileagr. BARGAIN J ” 895 BUYS EDSEl. 4-door Itungrr V-8, auto. 1958 Iran*., full powrr, radio A heater I Q K V FORD fnrdor Country Srdan alatloa waged, l « 9 f y.B, automnlic Ira n *, powrr alrrring, hralrr, extra clean ................ I Q C e M ERCURY 2 door hanltop, automatic I B i l V in n s., radio, hralrr .....................— | B C i C IIK Y S L K K New Yorkrr 4-door sedan, I W I aulnmallr trans., powrrrd, *< 3.1,000 miles, rxtra rlran ................ CH E VR O LE T Station Wagon ______- I J g 1953 CANS SOLD WITH A GW W ARR ANTY U | | U T L IN C O L N i y / > ' M ERC U R Y n u ll I IN t . HANFORD - FA 2-1881 LOT AT Winter Park Phone Ml 1-0209 P A LM E T T O K COMMERCIAL FORD S s d liy iq C s A CONTINUES TALK "Y OUR" DEAL T0IDAY! A llllA N I) N EW • - THEY G OTTA If You’re In the Market For A Used Car . . . See Our 115 P L Y M O U T H 1 D o o r, ti C y l., A u t o ...... 11.7 C IIK Y . T o n P ic k u p .......... C I I K Y . D c P 'o in d r a lo r , fully e o u lp p ed 3207 M K R l't i f 7 Stn . W a g o n . A u l o „ 1 S t e e r . 193 WERE Waterway .. ti ti Steinper Agency I III The Itobaon Sporting: Goods Falcon! Fairlane! Galaxie! Thunderbird! 1 JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR C ite way To Due To The Tremendourt Success O f Our March New Cur Sales, W e A re Continuing Our Sales Spectacular Thru The Month O f April ON St. Johns Realty .17. UoatN - .Molars GIRLS English Racer Hike, like new, *25. Power Lawn Mower. *25. Or both *40. FA 2-7635. s ir Steinper Agency 1962 COR VAN Truck for sale or Irade. Call 3223990. N E W LY Upholstered Couch A Chair. FA 2-4260. r ^ r 10SA L. P A Y T O N BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE R A N K *1 |H*r day rental for Electric Car|H't Shampooer with pur­ chase of Blue Lustre. Car­ roll’s Furniture. Air-Conditioning: Seminole Realty .16. Aulnmobllca - Trucks CLEAN, ! WE GO C L A U D E III IT E M , 2506 PAR K AVE. F A 2-0661 O R LAN D O 4 It I -5166 LOW M ILEA G E 1 (JIVE TOP USED CARS b TRUCKS VALU E STAM PS STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC 308 E. Firal St„ Hanford O PEN T IL 9:00 Ph.: F R I. M IE S — FA 2-1481 1 IL 6:00 OTHER Winter Park W EEK D A YS MI 7.481® �North Orlando Discusses Need For ■- C b iw £dU Lon ( F lip THURS., A P R IL 4, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Chuluota Legion To Nominate New Officers B y Joan Marin New officers for Chuluola’s George M. Jacobs Memorial Post 155 will be nominated at this month's meeting of the Post to be held at 8 p.m. Sat­ urday at the Lake Catherine Inn. Also oa the agenda Is dlseast Ion of plsns for the April I I chicken bsrbecue to be held on the grounds of the Community Building. The new slate of officers will be prelented by the elec­ tion committee made up of Harold McBride, T o m m y Woodell, Hosroe Morrison, William Stiver and Luclua N i­ chols. Officials of the Post report that progress on the building o f the new Legion Home Is advancing satisfactorily and that Installation o f the new root has been completed. Words o f appreciation liave .been expressed to the volun­ teers who have given their time for the project and to the generous donors of ma­ terials and funds. Invitation Is extended by the Post to all veterans In the ar e a to attend Saturday night's meeting. DeBary Men Attend Fire Conference By Mrs. Adam Muller Four representatives from the DeBary Volunteer Fire­ men's Assn, attended the Area Fire Protection Confer­ ence held at the San Juan Hotel In Orlando last Satur­ day. Included In the group were Thornton K. Smith, president; William A. Ogden, vice pres­ ident; Edward llesly, firo chief and John Lambcrtson, assistant fire chief. Topics discussed at the conference were Nursing Home Laws; Regulations and Codes—their Relationship to F ire and Safety Hazards; Teaching and Practicing oi Safety Techniques and Fire Protection, a Community Re­ sponsibility. Strawberry Festival Set In Lake Mary Announcements and notices wero posted this week for an old fashioned Sira wherry Fes­ tival lo lie held Saturday at the la k e Mary Fire Hall for benefit of the Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary. Serving will lie from 2 until S p.m. and cake to go along with generous |K>rtions of strawberries and Ice cream will lie available for purchase by the allre or whole. Adults and young people of thu community and Its sur­ rounding areas nre Invited to attend. E D IT O R IA L PAGE 12 Businessmen M eet In Longwood Ry Donna Estes Thirty-six members of Longwood’s business com­ munity met Tuesday at 3 p. m. at the Parish House of Christ Church Episcopal to discuss ways of improving business in the city. O The meeting was called by John Reams, I,. L. Cox and Bud Scott who last month were appointed aa a com­ mittee to work on this pro­ blem by the Chamber of Commerce. A variety o f comment* were presented equally divid­ ed betwren criticizing and praising the town. Suggest­ ions heard ranged from cleaning and painting the business district, already un­ der consideration by the City Council, to encouraging the residents to clean up their properties, having proper signs put up on Hwy. 17 02, if possible, completing tlie city directory and. In general, making a concerted effort to towards fuller cooperation with tlie longwood Chamber of Commerce. lo w Arnold pointed out that the city is losing cigaret tax revenue bemuse many of the residents now go outside the city to do their shop, ping. He suggested that the businesses might do more advertising. Ralph Hammond complain­ ed (hat the business people are not supporting the Cham­ ber of Commerce and that the best way to generally ad­ vertise the city would lie through tills organization. Ted Waltz commented that there is not enough money circulating in the city and that new •industry is needed to provide more and bigger payrolls. He suggested that big businesses be contacted and encouraged lo locate in the town. J. ft. Grant commented that a cooperative effort through the C o f C is needed and also said that he felt telephone rates were too high for Die average business­ man as well as the residents. L, L. Cox stated that he believed there Is a need to make more effort to wel­ come newcomers lo the com­ munity and Harold l»g a n suggested that Longwood ap­ ply for access signs to he It) Linda Smithson A totnl o f M cup* nnd 3"> blue, red and whitu ribbon* wero awarded prize winner* in the first Science Fnir held by tho Oviedo Tri Hi Science Club last Thursday and Fri­ day at the Oviedo City Hall and viewed by mora than 1,000 visitors. Winner* in senior and jun­ ior division* a* announced by Mr*. Jim Calmer, club spon­ sor, were: Cups, senior division — zoo­ logy, Jimmy DeShazo; botany, Marilyn I'artili; chemistry, Bill Hein; physics, llunuld Murphy; earth and space, Sumime Partin; health and med­ icine, Jimmy June* nnd F.ugene Shull. Junior division — zoology, Jonuthun Lukas; botany, Anne .Martin, chemistry, Hurbara Kozic; physics, Iloldiy Stew­ art; earth and space, Hilly vy&j CASTING J i;i< m aa AMONG PRIZE WINNERS in Inst Saturday's first Selena* Fair of the Oviedo Tri Hi Sciunco Club were Eugene Sehull, top photo, *Vho took a cup in the Hcnior division for his exhibit on health and medicine. Rill Hein’s local and district winner, bottom photo, in tin* chemistry senior division is also a state fair entry. Studying the l)Nz\ Molecule model are George anti Debbie Jacubcin, two of the more than 1,000 visiting tlie Fair. • (Herald Photos) Another first for Saturday’s program will be the ufternoon exhibitions and demonstra­ tion* in horseback riding. Senior winners in all contest* and demon­ stration* will go on to District Events Day to * be held April 20 in T «v «re «. souihSeminole Vacant Office CTP Elects Is Available New Officers By Jane Casselberry Officers for the 19U3-&I year were elected Tuesday night by the Council o f Teachers and Parents of the South |Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry. The possibility of North Orlando's getting an of­ ficial Village Hull came nearer to reality tin's week when announcement was made Tuesday night at the first meeting of the newly elected council that tha Horizon Homes Sales Office is up for sale at a bar­ gain price. F. Stewart Helinly. realtor told the council that he had learned the building could he bought tor alxiul j’.mk) but rnutiom-d that in addition to this sum there would be costs involved in moving the structure. Locating and se­ curing a property site also would have to be worked out By Jane Casselberry before any final action is Boy Scout Troop 341 of taken. -h Casselberry will sponsor a Connell amt citizens alike j fried c hicken dinner in Weavat the meeting agreed that . or Hall of the Casselberry there is a definite need for Community Methodist Church the village to have its own I this Saturday from 5 until offices now that the first 7 3u p. tn. fully elected council has Lik­ The seouls Impc to raise en over. Up until now meet­ enough money from Ihe pro­ ings have been held in tho ject lo purchase badly needNorth Orlando Co. offices et' camping equipment for which still are lieing made the Spring Camporce seneavailable for village meet­ dulc April 2u-2l at Camp ings although the space is Lanoche. limited and adequate sealing The moderately priced din­ facilities arc not provided. ner will include chicken. In addition to needing room I salad,potatoes,vegetable ami for a meeting place, there dessert prepared under tha also must lie provisions made direction of Henry Duncan, for a clerk's office and *tor- The public is invited, age space for lunik* and re j Troop 311 is sponsored by c-xrreis. |the Casselberry Lions Club. The council also discussed Scoutmaster is W. T. Daniel the possibility of getting at Jr. least part time service* o f ________________ a village clerk tn the near future. Here again it was agreed Hint there is u definite need for such services since a marked increase in village Ry Mona GrlnstraH business will come with Nominating committee regrowth expected in Hie next Boy Scout Troop To Sponsor Chicken Dinner Science Fair Set At SSJH Scouts To Collect Goodwill Bags Howell Park Brownies Invested A t Ceremony DeBary VFW To Tape Bikes Ity Donna Estes South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will conduct a "L u m i­ nous Tape D ay" this Satur­ day from 0 a. m. until noon at John's Super Market on K. Lake Avc. In laingwood for all youngsters who have bicycles, motor hikes or gasoline driven motor scoot­ ers. The tape, donated by the Minnesota Mining nnd Manu­ facturing Co., reflects light and Is visible for 1,500 feet at night. No charge will lie made for taping llic vehicles nnd all youngsters In the area are urged to take ad­ vantage of this offer to pro­ vide for their safely. and Kill)* have combined efforts to present a program of this type and duriitR tlie day junior and senior division contests will bo held in trac­ tor ojierulion, public s|>cakinR, rcadiiiR lamps and insect collections. Demonstrations in both divisions also will be Riven in foods, elothiiiR, health, home Improvement and child cure. r Mr*. II. D. Sterling of Cas­ selberry was elected presi­ dent Other officer* are Mr*. located on tlie new Freeway Charles Dencen, Lake How­ to Interstate 4. Logan alvo ell Road, first vice president; praised the city’s police and Mrs. Ralph Moore of Casfire departments and water selberry, second vice pres­ system. ident; Mrs. Charles Harts­ The majority o f business­ men present for the discuss­ horn of Casselberry, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard Web­ ion session voted to attend ber o f Casselberry, corre­ next Thursday night's meetsponding secretary ; Mrs. Ger­ 1ing ol the Chamber o f Com­ ald McGinnis, Kasthrook, merce for further la Ik and treasurer and Mr.*. Frank planning. Lclst of Casselberry, assist­ ant treasurer. M ajor Joseph l.aird, presi­ dent. presided at the meet­ ing during which the revised constitution ami by-laws was presented and approved by Amlcrsen; health ami medi­ the membership. cine, Sieve Mello. Principal Christy Harp Hlno Ribbons, senior divi­ gave a short devotional prior sion — Eugene Shull, Jim I)e- lo the business meeting. The Sliazo, Hill Hein, Marilyn Par- program consisted of a hu­ tin, Jimmy Jones, Gay Ulrcy moring skit on parliamentary ami Suzanne Partin. Junior procedure entitled “ Y e Oldo division — Steve Mellu. Bar­ Script," presented by Harp bara Kozic, Hilly Anderson, and a group o f mothers lo how an Joy Wuinwright, M illie Turk demonstrate just I executive board meeting and Hal Layman, I’ ed gibbons, senior division j should "n o t" t»c conducted. One of the four television — Hill Morgan, Helen Snow­ sets purchased by the CTP den, Wes Swenson, Ronald |for educational use in the Murphy and Sherry Waltz. school was displayed along Junior division — Jonathan ' w th one o f the trays purLuka*. Holdiy Stewart, Susan |chased for the lunchroom. Jipson, Kathy Rook, Anno A science exhibit on elec­ Martin and Larry Shull. tricity was presented by tho White Ribbon*, senior divi­ sixth grade in the cafeteria sion — Connie Pendarvis, Jan following Hie meeting and re­ few month* as new resident* com,ncnilalions for new offlBeasley, Hob Hellliorn, Murk freshm ents' were served by move in and construction on **K’ Orlando Abbott and John Jakukcin. the first grade mothers. Seminole College gets under^ Assn, will be presentJunior division — Linda Ituy, cd at Monday's 8 p. in. Nancy Phillip*, Jerry Sargent, ________________ meeting o f the group in George Sinclair, H o v e r l y North Orlando Co. office*. l aulk and John (inydiek. Tretsu rer's reports on tlm recent lun.l raising project* ' and plan* for future fund Hy Louise Simunek raising projects also arc on Collection of Goodwill Hugs the agenda, ' Hy Jane Casselberry distributed this week by Ihe | Among other main Rems A Science Fair will be held Altamonte Boy S.-nuts will be to Ire taken up ut the meetFriday from 7 until 111 p. m. in made Friday and Saturday in ing will be discussion and Dcllary's Duplicate Bridge the I .urge Group Classroom at those areas of the town not plan* for starling work on the Community Huilding at Club played twu section* ut til the South Seminole Junior previously covered. Resident* are asked to the Recreation Center which tables ut this week's meeting High School at Casselberry. I'rojet-tn will la- divided into leave the filled hags in car- has been put in charge of tho in tlie Community Center. W im ieis o f Hertion one di­ categories o f physical science, portn or at their front d o o r.' association. rected by Howard Middleton biological science und chem­ were NS, first, Mrs. Trunk istry und will lie judged, with Austin nnd Mrs. Robert N id i- ribbon* to be nvvutded, by ol*; second, Mrs. Roth Hlult grade levels in each field. Rupert Jenkins, South Sem­ and Mrs. Duvid Singer and third, John Ynndersrbanf nnd inole Science teacher and direcftir o f the Science Fnir, has Mrs. Myrtle Dunnthat-ke. K\V, first, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. issued an invitation for the M. Hinkle; second, Mrs. N'.m public to view the work o f Kdwinds nnd Mr* Hetty Dun­ these a e v e n t h, eighth und Hy Jane Casselberry gifts to be received by tha can mid third, Mr und Mis. ninth giadera. Seventeen new Howell Park new troop was an American Cliiirlc* Dagllii, Htownics were invested in 1Flag prevented lo the HrownWinners o f section two di­ les by Hie Auxiliary of South ceremonies held last Friday rected by Jessie I'cnrsull were Seminole VFW Post 8207. night at the Casselberry Representing tlie Auxiliary at N'S, first, Mr. und Mis. George I'cursull; second, Mnrvin Long Community Methodist Church ! the presentation wore Mrs. lt> .Mrs. Adant Muller nnd Col. II. It. Forney und by .Mrs. Robert Begin, lead­ Robert March, president, amt third. Col. und Mrs. Willium VFW Post 8093 ol DeBary er, who is assisted by Mrs. i Mrs. Merle Harris, pa*t Hague j in conjunction with tlx* Na- Thomas Poore, co-leader. I president KW, first. Dr Hurl Sand- I tional Committee, will join Included in the group were Refreshments o f coke and bom and II. M. Valentine; see. |tlie crusade against children Melissa I'ettinati, Barbara punch were served lo the onil, Mm. Minnie lleitnmn mid ' getting hurl while riding Uegin, Patty Miller, Lisa Ste­ Brownies and their guests F. It. Fruehlich and third, Mrs. |hikes. wart, Susan Cropo, Kim Ste­ following tlie program. The 1'hc Post will furnish Scotch wart, Carrie Balhrust, Katli- cake was made in the form A. (i. Ueaum und Mrs. Flunk Holder. I l.itc Tape for all local child- r> n Lindsey. Belli Lucas, Al­ of an open book and decorat­ Idren to put on their hikes, lison Richmond, Debra e d by Mrs. Ralph Moore with |The tape may he received Moore, Rosemary Cusack, flic Brownie in-ignia ami in free of charge at Ihe Pure Janet Dey, Laura Toonk, llio troop colors. Oil Service Station in Do­ Sharon Ledford, Debra Low­ The new group as yet has lla r) it the youngsters conic ry ami Su*an Grime*. not been a* signed a number By Shirley Wentworth in with their bicycles. One ol the first official i hy (iirl Scout Headquarters. Members o( tlie Hear Lake Bridge Club Winners Named Post 8207 Sets ‘Tape1 Day Suttmluy will bo a 8|icciul day for Seminole County 4-H'oni an they climax a year's prepuration and work at Comity Events Day to be huld at tlie Agrleultimil Center beginning at 9 a.m. These young ixsople nnd tiieir lenders. County Agent* Cecil Tucker, Ernie Lundberg and Miss Myrtle Wilson, along with adult leaders in each club, deserve and should Ret the public's support mat Interest. Saturday will mark the first time the Isiys . . I Civic Assn. To Hear Reports From Committee By Shirley Wentworth C. C. Field of Forest City, president of tlio Seminole Board of IlcalUirs, today issued s reminder lo all members of the association that the quarterly meeting of the Florida Assn, o f Real­ tors la scheduled at tlie Cher­ ry I'laza In Orlando this F ri­ day and Saturday. Highlights of the two-day conference will be a public relations workshop ami a hoard of realtors education seminar, bolh set for Fri­ day, to be follow-ed by the board presidents supper to which all delegalea are in­ vited. An open workshop on multi, pie listingi o f property will bo held Saturday morning and tlie quarterly business meeting In (lie afternoon. County Events Day i Oviedo Has Science Fair Realtors Meet Set In Orlando COM M ENT Village Hall Dad’s Club Sets Work Day Donkeys Coming Village Gets Warning To Lyman Gym Ry Jane Casselberry Tin- Donkeys are coming to Lyman Gym next Thursday night at H p. in. but there arc no they political will lx- implications here lo at play basketball. The game is being sponsor­ ed by tlx* tom an I’ TA and those who are skeptical are Invited to "runic out amt see fur themselves." For this occasion Ihe don­ keys will wear diapers, not as part of the drive lu dolin' animals but lor more prac­ tical reasons. They also will wear rubber shoes Ut protect the gym floor. Local teachers and dads are being recruited to ride the animals during tha game. On Area Vandalism Elementary Dad's Club arc asked to meet at 9 a.m. Sal­ urday at tlie sclnml to work on soltli.ill diamond*. Basketball ami volleyball courts built by this group are now in use and work it need­ ed on the hall diamonds lo complete ullilctic fields at the sellout. Entertainment to follow Saturday's work day ha* lx*cn scheduled. North Orlaudo realtor Ste­ condition* the FBI must tnwart lld m ly issued a stern brought in. "T h ere is nothing I like warning concerning vandal­ less lo do than to have to ism on vacant homes in the bring almut investigation of community at Tuesday's my nciglilxirs and their chil­ County Agent Cecil Tucker meeting o( Ihe Village Coun­ dren hut unless the young*!- will speak on 'Care of cil. ers are stopped from break­ Lawns" for the Lake Mary lld m ly notified the coun­ ing windows and shooting out hom e Demonstration Club at cil, and Hie citizens and par­ plate glass doors this is ex­ 1next Tuesday's luncheon xml ent* present, that until some actly what I. by law, ant re ­ program meeting. official means of village law quired lo do," lie said. The meeting will lie held cniorcement is established Ilelnily, who is in charge at 10:39 a. tn. at tlx- Fire he has no recourse hut to of Fll.\ homes in tlie North Hail. Mrs. Joe Wright will report those caught in the Orlando area, was appointed I also lake part un Hie pro­ arts of vandalism to the Tuesday night lo also serve gram giving a talk and FBI. as North Orlando Zoning demonstration uu "Guide to He stressed that the empty Chairman and was authorized ; Easier Ironing." FHA homes in five commun­ to qualify all builder* and Hostesses (or the month ity actually are government issue building permits for tlie arc Mrs. Edwin Kennedy and property and that under these village. iM rs. Wright. t ) •*V Agent To Speak In Lake Mary ' 1 AI,l K JW O ttM h leiuleni Mix. Helen Regin nnd Mrs. Klnine AmerJvun * from Mr.. Robert March, president P V president, of the the South Seminole VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary. The presentation wus made during an Investiture Ceremony for tlie new troop held last Friday night. (Herald Photo) �fr Across-The-Board Sales Tax Plan Prepared ★ Avery By L A R R V V F R S IIL L Joy Foy reports 30 repre­ sentatives from eastern teaboard and other states will be here next week to recruit farm labor. The group will arrive Sunday, have a busi­ ness session Monday and be on hand at 9 a. m. Tuesday at the canning kitchen to re ­ cruit 3,000 farm laborers. • • • paint going floor at the Some minor brighten up • \' The name of “ Frank Evans Jioad" will be submitted by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce at the next meet­ ing o f the County Commission as the new name for Old !.ake Mary Rd. . . . They could not have picked a better title . . . Evans has been one of the leaders of the area. • • • St. Johns Marathon Assn, races by the lakefrout May 3. • • • Republican freshman legis­ lator Jan Fortune has been named to the atomic energy committee of the house. • • • TALLAH ASSEE NOTES . . . Seminole Legislative delega­ tion got together yesterday morning to talk over local bills . . . Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. told us. • • • I r Village Council of North Or­ lando isn't a week old and al­ ready there is talk the mayor plans to resign “ alter school lets out" and move to Orlan­ do. He advised Thursday evening that “ that’s absurd and asinine." llul later ad­ mitted “ it's possible." In fact, u c learned the Council will fill flic vacancy when lie resigns . . . and already has selected his successor. 0 0 0 North Orlando Council met three evenings in its lirsl week in office . . . and has slated another session lor next Tuesday evening. • • • Mrs. Irene Van E cikicI in­ formed the Council that the street lights paid fur by the Norlh Orlando Company . . . and for which the Village now is being billed . . . ac­ tually extend beyond North Orlando and into Casselberry. We’ ve been told, too, some of Casselberry's street liglds are on private properly. • « • PTA members upset over school administrators siti ng in at meetings . . . . 0 0 0 Altamonte Springs' Volun­ teer Fire Dept. i» asking Hit Longwood VFD to eider into a mutual aid agreement. Under this plan, Altamonte, d call­ ed by Longwood, could go out­ side its own city limits to fight fires. I • • • Building permit was issued Tuesday In Longwood tor a new open air market in the Longwood Plata to the Savoy Holding Corp. The store, one o f a chain, will be housed in a 41 by 60 foot masonry build­ ing. • • • Last month the Longwood City Council donated (50 to the Little League . • • this month the check’s still at C:ty Hall waiting for sonic league ofiicial to drop by and get it. • • • KIM.. A PR IL 5, 100.1 SANFt) R d TKLOTUl I U Blasts Canal N o 7084 M U M ... B R IE F S N A N C Y I’ INNOCK, the daily'll tor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas \V. I’ innock of Altamonte Springs, is another en­ try in the "Miss Semi­ nole County" contest. Miss Pinnock, a junior at Lyman High School, says site plans to fur­ ther her education aft­ er high school, lint beliuves a woman’s place is in. the home. Procedure in the efforts to establish * St. John?-Indian R iver Canal Authority . . . but primarily for ignoring the Seminole County Commission . . . was blasted today by Commissioner .1 a m c s I'. Avery Jr. “ Like Will Rogers," Averysaid, “ all I know is what I read in the newspaper. “ I am deeply concerned about published reports that Sen. Hcrnard Parrish has or will introduce a hill in the Legislature seeking to set up a canal authority. “ I haven’t seen this hill," continued t It c Commission vice chairman, “ and I have no idea what it contains. Does it provide for cheeks and bal­ ances. as called for in our democratic form of govern­ ment? To what extent will authority lie granteil to the organization? How will it tie financed? Are new taxes in­ v o lved ? " Avery asked: “ When arc they going to tell us these things? A lter the Legislature has approved the h ill? " The Commissioner said toat he believes “ it would have been proper for flic promot­ ers to meet with the Commis­ sion mill apprise us of what is going on and get our feelings. Any oilier procedure is High­ ly Imr-rnper!" Procedure “ My thoughts here today," ( let the County Commission ■ at the barn Avery declared, “ do not Indi-1 know what Is going on. Alter | lias gon e?" cafe whether I ant ’pro' or all, we are elected and we Hen. J. C. Hutchison, Com•con’ for the canal. I am only are supposed to represent the mission chairman, said lie interested in how the author-1 people, had “ no comment." Krider tly is to lie set up. | " I don't want to look a t 1 was unavailahle lor corn“ The normal and natural Ibis bill after it becomes law, ment Parrish i*> in Tallahasprocedure would have been to if it does. Who wants to look |ace. Honors Opposition by tlte Town Council of Casselberry to the anticipated incorporation of Kern Park was formally presented today to the Seminole County legislative delegation in a letter front Casselberry’s town attorney, Kenneth W. McIntosh. The letter, pointing to the Town’s action on 111 ■ ■1 ■■ i March tl and addressed to | |Sen. hree nAccused i!jan sKortune , ,Uh1 vvtiivm j Of Mrona Arm. WASHINGTON < U P I) Dr. J. Hubert Oppenheimer, whose security clearance was suspended by the Atomic En­ ergy Commission in 1953. will receive the agenry's coveted $50,000 Enrico Fermi Award. Mack Clcvclund Jr. and ihivv navis j j r. Unions Hit and ol}. Alix Open race Lie Detector1792 >*hu" *» |,,*ic*i,y *,,t’ House Slated On Saturday 1 ^ 1 p I * l\ ■w vv M V vvivvivi H AVANA (U P I) - The of­ ficial press reported today that troops wiped out tw-o anti-government hand* in Malanias Province yesterday killing their leader. WASHINGTON (L T D — The Defense Department an­ nounced Thursday the Army's Nike - Zeus anti-missite mis­ sile “ recently" Intercepted an Air Force Titan missile over the Southwest Pacific. 'Incorporation' a Wiped Out Recent Test Casselberry Hits lncorl,or* t « l area includes properly north of I Sit 436 and West of Highway subject of annexation by the PARIS (U P I) - Rebellious roal miner* in northern Fram e shouted down their union leaders with cries of “ treason" today and re­ fused to end a 36-day strike on terms of a union-govern­ ment compromise. Lie detector tests will be Town of Cassellx-rry, subject growth be­ given Hintand pos-oitly I to co-ordination more among eight Negro tween Casselberry and Alta­ WASHINGTON (U l’ l ) — An estimated 5uo person* youths involved in two purse monte Springy; “ Incorporation will Unnt are expected to attend t*ur I.nlsor Department officials snatching* here last weekend v ir e heartened today by a County Judge Vernon Mize growth of the Town of Casscl- “ open house" of Alix of S.-nSenator Parrish has been sharp drop in the nation's lierry along it* southern ford in its new modern plant spearheading the drive to es raid that three boys, who uncmploymenl rate last boundary; on .Smith Highway 17-92 lie participation in the tuhlidi a canal connecting I be­ diny month, but they warned that "Incorporation will halt tween 2 and 4 Saturday alt* r st. Johns and Indian Rivera, purse snatching* hut had the jobless pioblem remains of them, have efforts of existing municipal- nuon. backed by the St. Jolins-ln- knowledge scrioua. ; itie* in their efforts to co­ Alix bchiK'idman, presid.-nt dian River Navigating Com­ agreed to undergo lie detec­ operate regarding water sup­ o f Alix of Miami, o f which mittee. headed by John Krl- tor tests by the Florida Sher­ ply, sewerage disposal, drain­ Alix of Sanford is u division, tier, manager of Hie Chamber iffs Iturcnu here. WASHINGTON (U P I ) — age outfall, co-ordinated (ire will he tin* principal speaker of Commerce. Krider outlined The group include* live protection, zoning planning in rildsin cutting ccrcmonir* Tlie Senate expert* to vote the proposal to Hie Stale juveniles and three adult*. next week on a trimmedand programming, and civil commencing at 2 p m. Hoard of Conservation at T a l­ Jewelry taken in the snatch­ down $149 billion weapons The first o f several clean defense." • • • lahassee last week. ing* was recovered. William autimrization hill that would up weeks in Lingwood’s ail In several meetings of the Young, charged with ImiIIi I» Other stories onthe Alix provide funds to speed deve­ out effort In he the nation's navigating committee it wits roblierie*, and Willie C. An­ Open House cun In* found lopment of Hie JI.S70 war­ number one city in the annual said that alter a “ plan of ac­ derson, charged on page 6 of today'llHerald. with one, plane. • • • clean lip campaign was scl tion" had been established it anil two juvenile* are la-ing Thur>day night by city o ffi­ would be presented to a joint held in county jail. Police are Slate Senator Mack N. meeting of the County Com­ searching for a third adult SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. Cleveland Jr. and Hep*. S. J. cials for the week of April 29missions of Seminole, Orang', Negro. Three juveniles were — Old time movie Davis Jr. anil Jan Fortune (IT 'D May 4. Hrcvard and Volusia Coun­ released on their own reeog BERLIN (C P U — Tension will head a list uf local and hero and stage actor Jacon City coimeilmen meeting in ties, seeking their support. nizancc pending further In­ rose oloiiptly In Ib-rlin today state dignitaries, along with llobanls Sr. died late Thurs­ rrgular session agreed that when Last-West police clash­ U. S. Small Itusines* Admin­ day after suffering an ap­ vestigation. if residents would cooperate Judge Mize said two o( the ed along the holder wall and istration officers, bear attack while attending parent by piling trasli near the group admitted the purse ; the Russian* blocked a lliitiidi the open house. The legisla­ working in his yard. He was streets in front of their homes television star from flying his tive delegation member* are 70. kiiatriiings. the city would make free Mary Cox, 519 Celery A ve­ ' plane in Hie nil- curridors returning from Tullaliussee pickups on May I even if e x ­ nue, lost lu-r purse contain­ leading to Ho- West. es|M-eially for llir event tra trucks have to lie brought lio West considered the So­ ing $2 Sunday evening. Jean MIAMI (U P I i _ Cuban Clifford MeKibtiin Jr., pres­ in. J A C K S O N V IL L E U l l ’l ) — cite E. I.aing, 621 .South flak viet veto o f the flight a seri- ident of (lie Sanfnrd-Scmiiudc exile sources said today that Tlte tunned also agreed Tbu-o upending unions joined Avenue, lost her purse con­ j oil* violation o f tile Wc*tern Development Company, will Fill agents and oftirials of that Hie city would buy and pickets from It nun-opcr«ting taining ( hu, a ting and watch Allied tight o f acres*. It was be master of ceremonies. In­ (lie U. S. Immigration Ser­ Ilotli the fust (line in the fuur-pow- vocation w ill lie pronounced vice are quietly questioning apply weed killer in o ver­ unions today in striking the Iasi Friday evening. grown ditches throughout tin- Floiida East Coast Railway women were injured in the • r occupation o f the city that by Rev. Herbert W. Goers* of leaders of refugee groups j the Russians p r e v e n t e d a area. A number of additional and two other o p e r a t i n g I icullles over their purses. Hie Lutheran Church ol the which have carried out raids Western flight in one of the measures to add incentive fo,- groups were expected to join ( on Cuba. Redeemer. vital air lane*. partielpation in the drive Jthe strike later today. Following introduction ol The new strike came amid i ’I he holder vln*h broke out were propon-d for future ac­ dignitaries, Mayor T. S. Mc­ when Eastern police fired 10 Donald will give Hie address tion witii suggestions ranging effoits by the Labor Secretary i MIAMI (U P I) One of shot* at two refugee* Mating from discounts on paint to and (lie State Railroad and I two Miami attorneys of welcome, •followed by the tile Hi t lit! wall and luptuird giving free mineral spirits to Public entities Commission to County Commiatloncr John who started Florida’ s recent j one. Tin- other, a 21-year-ohl Alexander. each homeowner doing any grt the FKC loo k to full-aeale i re.ipportionmetit bailie ap­ | operations. |East (let mult, made it safely pealed pi tlie U. S. .Supreme painting. Itildxin eoliing officially TA M P A (C P I) — Stale |across. Tin* Itiotlierlmisl of Locomo­ In other business requests opening Hu* new plain will Court Thursday to declare Itep. Frederick Karl of Day­ tive L ogm en s and tile Order Communist police li u r I e d were heard hum tin- Long­ follow Sclineidman's address. the present 43-M-nator, 112tona Ik-sch says one of the wood Elementary PTU lor a o f Railway Comiuilois and most pressing problems fac­ brick* at two Western police­ Tile assemblage will be in­ representative plan unconstllirukcmcn, already out of men who vicut to investigate Richard ||. M. donation towards Uil- school vited to make a lour ol Hie lutional. ing (ho 1063 Slate Legisla­ Hie 'shooting. 'Die W o teril work tilin' tla- non-operating' .Swann filed Hie notice of ap­ library and front baseball plant. A snack liar will la* ture is lliut of deficit spend- police diovu hack tin* Com­ (earns for a w ile backdrop al unions stiike Jan. 23, went on in.-. available for refreshments, peal on grounds that there is strike at 19.111 a. lit. They were munist* by (blowing four tear the playing field. piovIdcd liy the Florida Pow­ no logical basis for the plan, Karl told Hie Junior Cham­ juined slmitly Ihcleatter by gas gienude* over the wull. which resulted after Uirec er and Light Company. Members voted to go ahead mcmla-r* of tin- Hintheihood ber o f Commerce here Thurs­ special session* of Hie State and provide (lie backdrop tint day night that although the o f Railway Trainmen. Uglslalure. delayed Hie Horary donation stale Constitution prohibits G AIN E SVILLE (U IM )-T h e until it can Ik - determined by borrowing against lax reve­ W A S H IN G TO N ( U l 'l l — the attorney whether or not nue except m limited situa­ value of Florida's non-farm NEW YORK (U P I) — tions, “ we have been slipping building constructuiii for Jan Secretary o f State Dean Rusk city funds can be used fur MOSCOW ( U P I ) — Russia’* aiding a school already sup­ 1Stocks opem-d higher and ac­ into a deficit spending pro­ uary dipped 3.2 per cent be­ j assured Congress today the ported through another area tive toduy, pared aguili by gram that lias put us deep­ low that uf the same month I odd war tide is running our Lunik-4 rocket neured the v i­ cinity of the moon today, it* | way. I strength in autos. ly In debt." last year. of taxation. exact mission still a mystery to the West. Longwood Sets Cleanup Week April 29-May 4 Rolmrris Dies Three Unions Join Walkout Quiet Probe Karl Hits Deficit Spending New Appeal Huilriiiitf Down Open Higher fo r raising operating the town funds structure were discussed by Ninth Or* be erected oline taxes rebates from the wilh donated labor and at a •late. iamlo Village Council with an cost uf $6,1)00 fui materials. j Orlando attorney, John Saw• Couiicil al*o ★ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Across-the-board stiles tax measures designed to mine nn additional 8275 million in revenue were introduced in tlie Legislattire today along with a bill to boost the state cigarot tax. Tlte sales tax measure, introduced in both tha leave only a few sales cx rmpt from the State three j Easter Lily Day Slated Saturday per cent sales tax. It would place the tax on foods and medicines, a pro|>osal with which Gov. Farris Bryant said he wouldn’t agree. Exceptions would Include motor vehicles which are .Saturday Is Faster Lily already taxed at one per­ Day in Sanford a* children cent, Bibles, prayer books o f the Methodist Youth Krl« anil like articles, seed, feed and fertilizer sold to farm ­ Ion ship of the First Meth­ ers, certain produce sales by odist Church take to thn farmers to consumers, school street* to sell the little a)m » lunches, school milk, school hols to help iMMMt the lag* books and sales to institutiging Faster Seal* campaign. lions of higher learning and John Appleby, chairman Iradr In* which arc deducted announced n o li) that bend* front Che price o f any Item. An administration-supported quarter* for the one day measure increasing the cur­ drive will Ik - in the former rent tax on cigarettes three quartrr* of the Itobb Halo cents a package was tossed ery on the cornrr of First in by Son. Harry Stratton of SC and Palmetto A v e * Callahan. It joined Hie other through the murlesy o f measures hy Sen. Ed .Manuel Jarob*on. Fraser of MacClcnny and M Y F member* and othei* llcp. Frank Marshbum of yuuth* who will be weiklng L evy as the first major tax on the drive are to meet at legislation of the session. the headquarter* at 9 a. ns. After brief morning ses­ then go nut in group*. sions, the House adjourned The Fa*trr Lily sale U until It a. m. Monday and *pnn»ored by the Central Uie Senate adjourned until Florida unit o f the Society 3 p. m. Monday, for Crippled Children. in the house, Rep. Frederick Karl of Volusia introduced a hill calling for a full-scale Investigation hy the House of state borrowing, including the $157 million refinancing of the state turnpike. H ie committee would ronsint ol A 12-year-old schoolgirl from three to five member* and would report hack to tin* suffered hrml lurerntien* anil nn Injured ankle when struck House by May 15. hy a truck while cn route to school this morning. Sheriff J. L Hobby said Patricia Gustavson, daughter o f Mrs. Joyce Gustaveon 720 Cherokee Circle, wae struck hy a truck driven by Sharon Kay Threcwrit, Longwood. G ENEVA ( U P I ) — Tha So­ Deputies J. Q. Galloway viet Union today ai-t-cpled Ilia and Janie* IL Moore, who in* American proposal (or a “ hot line" communications link be­ veetigated, said witnesses re­ tween Moscow and Washing­ ported Mias Threewlt had ton to case the threut o f war stopped her truck on SR 427 to permit a group o f children by- ucciifcnU Soviet chief delegate Sem­ to cross the street. She start­ yon K. Tsnrupkin uiada the ac­ ed up to pass behind tha ceptance at today's session of group when tha Gustavinn thn 17-nation disarmament girl, It was said, stepped hark into tho side o f thu truck. No conference, “ The Soviet Union is ready charges were filed. to ucccpt a direct communica­ tion link,(either telegraph or teletype, h e t w e e n govern- j incuts,” he suiil, Aliierirun delegate Charles C. Mi llu j*iii*f his government GREENWOOD, Miss. (U P I) "warm ly welcomes" tin* So­ — Negro comedian Dick G reg­ viet initiiitiio mid cullcil for ory charged Thursday night informal private* discussion* that tin* Justice Department to oulk out the details. hud modi* a deal with Missis* sippi allthorites III releasing m . . eight “ ring leaders" in voter I e r r o r iH lH registration marches. CARACAS, Venezuela (U P I) “ Tho Justice Department — Pro Castro terrorist* early Ims made ilcnls with these peo. today blew up Radio Tropi- pin and they're still making cal's transmitting plant, tie- deal* with them," Gregory ktroy Ing equipment valued at told u nighttime gully of 400 $100,(1)0. j Negroes. 12-Year-Old Hit By Truck Soviets Okay Hot Line Link Muyur )V. W, Andersuii the village charter, and other item*. • “ If we (the village) ate re­ was agreed all pointed out to Sewell the vil­ sponsible fo r tills detit," A n ­ available unoccupied o f f i c e *11, Thuisdsy evening. Council was generally agreed building would b« unsuitable. Doubt* expressed that tha It was pointed out only revfranchise directive will make that the North Oilarafo Comyw-.ay would donate a *it« for jeuue received by the visage at fthis legislative session. lage owes the North Orlando derson said, “ then wa have no Company $7,0oo paid to Flor- choice but to asscaa an ad ida Power and Light Company ' valorem tax. 51IS . Irene Vail Eepuel profor street light*, $3,6ou paid tented: “ We promised no tuxes and I'll figh t you on that is­ sue." Anderson replied the question could be decided ill a referendum, Sewell advised: “ I f they (the company) want to col­ lect, let them sue. I t appears there was a little nver-rrurhing. I-cl sleeping dogs lie." Herald Index Uridge .............. Classified .. Page Comics ......... Dear Al»by Editorial . _ Entertainment „ Puzxla ......... Society Sports ........... Churches ...... Page 10 A Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 8 It 10 8 4 I) 10 8 6 2 / Gregory Hits Voter ‘Deal* Nearing Moon hull and that the this time is rigaret ami gas­ to the attorney who drafted could ★ Our W ay New Village Hall Talked At Council A new town hall ami means Heartened Vote Seen East-West Clash By Wall ★ senate and the house, would TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — The Road Hoard is scheduled to meet here April 11 to adopt a tentative budget and building srhedule for Hie fis­ after the horse cal year of 1963 61. Authority Classroom teachers met last night at Lyman to talk over Competence Awards . . . No action was taken.• • * City Attorney Hill Hutchi­ son told us this morning he received that $5,ooo check from Academy Manor and the city will drop its “ hanging'" auit. • • • Established 1008 Board Meet Set It's official . . . The Atlan­ tic Coast Line Railroad has approved the Pipeline Co. re ­ quest to cross those tracks on M rilonvillc Ave. • • • Fresh coat of up on the third hospital . . . renovations to the place. • • United i’rc.v-v Leased Wire ★ Cigaret Tax Boost Urged W KATH KIl: Fair and sliyrhtlv cooler through Saturday, High today, 80-85. l,o\v tonight. 55-00. ”\70 l7 5 3 ★ TEN YEARS AGO H u b ert liillhimer (right) in. itiuted A. I*. Howcrsux intu tho Sanford Elks Lodge. Thureduy evening Uilllilmer, past exalted ruler, installed iiowersox as exalted ruler of the lodge. H e r e Hillhimer hands the gavel to Rower* mix. (Gussman Photo) \ � 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 04, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 04, 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 04, 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/7ae25bfc2f9f8298ec58ff51da2e520f.pdf 3e5b15924fd804858c38c83a7024b196 PDF Text Text Growth Of Spiritual Stressed In Lecture Man'll unlimited po-sibilitie* anil the fact that the the Civic Center Monday night. Speaker was Wilson M. power » f spiritual enlightennient is removing harrier* of Riley, member of The Chris­ (freed, lack of communica­ tian Science Board of le c ­ tion and Krona malerialiam in tureship who withdrew from life today were atreaaed in a the publishing business in lecture aporiMired by First llllO to devote his full time Church of t'liriat, Scientist, at to public practice of Chris­ tian .Science. Citing the exceedingly swift progress being made to­ day thiough material inven­ tions. I’ ilcy culled attention to the fact that liuinun thought, enlightened through spiritual understanding, brings uImimI comparable udvaiiera in the dcimiM.-itrution of love, peace, universal brotherhood, lly Mrs. Adam Muller Members of the Dellary freedom and purposeful liv­ Arts and Crafts Club will ing. “ It is only through this hear reports from the nomi­ nating committee at Thurs­ spiritual enlightenment that day's 10 a. m. meeting at the deep yearning of mankind the Mansion House and also |can ever ho reully satisfied," will hang the Religion In Art ho commented, citing thut the pictures m the Denary Room Biblical record shows that In preparation for the Fast­ those who had a deep spiritual er Showing. sense o f (toil's presciuu were An all day Spring Festival always able to meet tho chal­ will he presented on May II lenges of materialism. at tlie Mansion House ami, "Ill this kingdom of God, weather permitting, or the Soul, there is no Ignorance, beautiful grounds surrounding no poor vision, no lack of it. laical clubs who are mem­ proper action . . • mankind is bers ot Uie Florida Federa­ not cut o ff from this amation will participate and var­ dom,” he concluded. ious booths with display* will tie on exhibit. Refreshments will be *erv- I ed during the day and the Deliary Chorister* will present a musical program dir­ ected by Laura Platt Hrown with Theresa Kupccz as pian ist. Arls And Crafts Club To Meet In DeBary F IIP A U X IL IA R Y MEM HERS, CpI. R. R. Choi. Ictte and Lt. Ed Kk wore presented certific atert o f appreciation o f tho Florida Jliffhwny Patrol recently in recognition o f their ontatandinK de­ votion and loyalty an auxiliary mcmlasra o f tho F H P A in their naniatancc o f tho Patrol in "tho "reduction o f traffic accidents and the allevia­ tion o f human aufferintc." From left are Lt. Kk o f Daytona Reach; CpI. Chellctte, Lt. 'I’orn Aaron, FIIP, DcLand and Trooper Hill Stringfield o f Sanford. (Herald Photo) Dr. Pat Drabik To Coach Rollins Debate Team Debate learn* from Hollins College and Harvard Univer­ sity will meet at 8:30 pm Tuesday In Hollins' Annie nusicll Theatre. The debate topic will be "Resolved, That A m e r i c a n 18-Ycar-Olds Should llavo tho Right to Vote." The Hollins debate tram, to be coached by Dr. I’ atrl cla Drabik, profeasor of speech at ltolllm, was cliosrn on a competitive basis from an interested group of stu dents. Representing Rollins at the meet will be !.co Mlngledorff, a freshman from Ft. Lauder­ dale, and Art Western, a sophomore f r o m Madison Heights, Michigan. Alternat­ es will ,be Tom llrigldman of Winter Park, and lloli Docrr of Ft. Lauderdale. Tlie three member* of the Hurvard Debate t.'ouncil who are coining to Hollins are Wil­ liam Harks of Miami, Charles Stevenson of Denver, and Richard LeGate* of Wlnrliester, Mass. Harvard will argue tlie negative, while Rollins will take the affirmative. Geneva PTO To Meet Today Representative* of tho Sem­ inole County Chapter, Ameri­ can lied Cross, will present n program on Water Safety fur ttic finpl meeting of the Gen­ eva School PTO this yenr. Hie mooting will Ini held at 7:30 p.in, today in tlie sc linoI auditorium. BusinessISi-, Briefs W Mel Young, sign painter, ami of a sign painter and grandson of a sign painter, lias recently opened Ills own nllices in Sanford, Tho new business is known as Young’s Signs, and covert everything from outdoor signs to allow curds and s i l k screens. Young was horn in Gloversville, N. Y., where Ills fam­ ily's sign patnlmg business wu» in operation, lie latri worked willi the art depart­ ments of Ihc Miami Daily New* and the Charlnlte News, tCharlotte, N C.) lie has had Ifi years experience in this line of work. Young makes hit home on Country Club Hoad in Crystal Lake. He allends the liuplist Church and is a member ol the Civilan Club and the Sem­ inole County Chamber ol Commerce. Library To Hold Annual Meeting In Altamonte It) laiulse Simunek The Annual Meeting and Flection of Officei* of the Altamonte Spring* Library Assn, will ht> held at X pro. Thursday at the library. Re­ lly Mr*. Adsni Muller A five-member panel from vision of the by-laws also will tlie staff of the West Volusia 1be presented for discussion Home Nursing Assn, wa* fea­ and vote. tured on tlie program of last I The library recently issued Wednesday'* meeting of the I an appeal for volunteers to West Volusia Civic Roundta- assist Mrs. Floreneo Courscn, A L IV E CHICKEN wa* tho surprise prize won by Mr*. It. S. Rillhinicr Ide Assn, held at Hopkins liluariaii. who bus several jolts which rnpiire absolutely sec rotary at Shoemaker ( ’onstriirUon Thursday mornitiff at the Chamber Midi ill l.ake Helen. previous tiaining but o f Commerce Ladies Day coffee. Master o f ceremonk's Charlie Morrison is I lost* for the meeting were no prosontihj; the chicken. (Herald Photo) the Luke Helen and ('u*udugu which must l>« done on Tues­ Civic Improvement A**u*. Ap­ days and Thursdays between pearing on tin- panel were the houis of -J and •> p.m. Anyone wlm can give an Dr. W. K. Carter of the We»t two fur Volusia Hospital; Dr. D. V. occasional hour nr Gallawuy, Volusia County tliii* work will l>e welcomed Southern H e l l telephone long distance call* will apply In addition, proportionate I’ iddic Health offiivr; Mis* by Mrs, Couisrn who says stationin'reductions in charges for ad- Olive Seymour, supervisor of - "even 15 minutes hu iu and customer* in .Sanford will he to Hire-minute, there will help." aide lo cull utiy point in Flor­ Mai ion calls placed between dltional minutes of ronversa Public Heultli Nurses of Vo- I losia County Mini K. T. Lloyd, | the hour* ol !i p in. and 4:301lion will also In- in effect, ida for fi5 rents or less after a.ui. dally,'* said lloli slud j The reduction in charges on lieasun-r und a director of 0 p in. beginning April I. den, Southern Hell Manager culls made uilhin Florida has tin- Nursing Assn, "Tho new rates for in-state here. A brief business session | been approved by Ihc Florida Railroad and Public Utilities was held following the panel II) Mr*. Adam .duller dlseuHMion. Commission. The Deliary Deiuin lutic Shedden said, "The lu-w Club will meet ut 7:.'IU p.m. rate* will make il possible Wednesday in the Kecrcntion for customers to realize sav­ Hull of the Fire Siatiun. Mrs. Velma Mitrhrll, prin­ 1, 1901. arc to roine to the ings on family and social type Guest speaker will bo Mr*. cipal of the Smdhslde Fir school with Ihcir parent* for station to-statimi calls made Ivy Strickland and piesiiliug inentary School, announced a visitation meeting. The ufler 9 p m. and will encour­ H) Jan e C asselberry 1 will I n- J iiiiic s (h ld y. Refresh­ that a round-tip of next year's children will visit In Ihc class­ age use of Hie furtlllirx dur­ Sherri Lovell und Juhnny ments will be served. II ay lies of the Senior MYF flrsl-graders will lie held at room* and the parents arc (o ing off-peak hours " A similar plan for reduced ' and Mis* Flealior Zucliowski, the school, Friday at 3 p in. i meet in tlie library. Real name of Ia-nitt wa* "It is important that all station l<i-slallon rail* alter I-counselor for the Junior MYF Vladimir llicli Ulyanov. Youngster.* who will he six 9 p in. has been approved h) |lirst graders come at this of the Casselberry Community years old on or In-fore Jail. I time, so that we will know the Federal Communication* M eth o dist Church, attended a j A R T HROW N I how many teacher* and how Commission under w li i r h retreat held Ihi* weekend at REST CONTROL j tmirli materials we will la- i call* rail he placed lo any­ the Methodist Youth Camp. |iieeilmg (or next year," said where In Ihe continental UnitTrrmitra K Other Pests Tho retreat was held to ! ! Mrs. Mitchell. led States lor SI or less. The train recreation leader*. The 2«01 H A R K l)R . it is iad necessary to liring nationwide plan iN-mnie* e f­ rump is located mi Luke G rif­ 322-8Kli:» SANFORD I birth cerlilicalcs at Hu* time. fective April 4. fin lirur I.ci-sluug. Panel Presents Program For Civic Group Rates Reduced On After Hours Phone Calls DeBary Demos Set Meeting School Roundup Set Friday MYF Members Attend Retreat SOUTH SEM INOLE H ARD EN (1.111 member* Mrs. Milton Tinsley, Mrs. K. i'. Richard*, presi­ dent and Mr*. Clyde Keree, left to rifjltl, look over the schedule for their first Flower Show. South Seminole Sets First Flower Show Hnintumid Organ provided Donna Lslr* Ih c Smith Seminole Garden through the courtesy of Keller Club will present il* first | Music Co. Flower Show and Fxluhit Hits Saturday in the vacant store building in Lnnguoml Plaza la-1ween I c hour* of II a.m and H p.m. Working wit It tlie Sooth Seminole Club upon invita­ tion to stage the event will he member* of Hie North Or­ lando Garden Club. Admis­ sion will be free although those atli tiding will lie invited lo donate a silver ollering if they m i desire. Refreshments will Im- served. Theme of tlie exhibit will lie the Federation of Garden CInh* Sang with six arias. Titles und chairmen annuonced for each aria ate. 1. Stroll m Ihe Garden, .Mr* It ) Oliver Wendell Drupcxilk- N u rsery -231 (irn n -'lllr \*c. FA 2-0888 ■'Scott* Dealer" Holme* <>i Fern Park. 2. Sing in Hie Garden. Mr*. II. T. Crillenden 3. |)iearn in the Garden, Mr*. Kdna Stewart and .Mr*. Lui* Wallace of North Or­ lando. I Work in Ihe Garden. Mr*. Waller Kroline 5. lane in the Garden. Mr* F M Haynes. ti. Wish in the Garden. Mr* C. K. Fisher, Member* of the club sere mg on Hu- planning commit­ tee are Mr*. Milton Tinsley. Mrs. Ralph Newcomer and Mr*. Clxde C. Keree. Background music and *|>C’ ciul requests will I n - played li> Paul lleiiisolin on the IN F L O R ID A « Ulffllt IS A NATUKAL B'i'.ved slow ly, h r <t cenlunns-dd n a tjia l p ro cess, beer 1* Florida's traditional beverage ol moderation — light, spark­ ling. delicious. And naturally, Florida's lliow inglntldstfy is proud o tth r m il­ lions ol dollars It contributes lo Florida's economy Florida's 5 brewers, 101 boor w ltolosalcri and 17.000 beer retailers employ more than b3,000 per sues with an annu.d payroll of t15S.000.00) Money made In Florida, spent in Florida. In Flo rida, bec-r belongs . . . c iijo , it. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. FlOniOA division THE DEPLMDUS BUILT CYODDCE! 1 DeBary Legion Changes Place Of Meeting fly Mrs. Adam Muller This month'* meeting ol Deliary'* llerln-rt I). Glbh American Ia-gion Post will I n- held ut 7:30 p. in. Thtir* ■lay at the Recreation Hall of Ihc Fire Station. Members are reminded to please note U»cchange m location ol meeting tint- lo the Flower Show. The poM will sponsor il* third nitnti.nl Aunt Jemima Pancake Day on April la from « a. in. until 7 p. in at tlu- Community Center liesideiit* are invited lo culmfor breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack or for supper to enjoy a meal of pancake* and all Hie trimmings. EASTER POTTED PLANTS $1.29 Up C O M P A C T S U R P R IS E . . . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES L A R G E EC O N O M Y SIZE BUILT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY OR WE CAN PROCURE TH E PR O PE R TY FOR YOU SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD We Offer A Complete Home Builders Service In v e s t m e n t T rust uf B o s to n I h UU IVII C A LL UsS FOR A N ESTIMATE W IT H IN Piymint ot Quarterly Dividend T h e I ru u n -t have d c tl.u i J * d i« i d rnd o l 07 (r o t* per share out id net ia v e s lm m l income p j) * h lc M srch JO. 1% ) lo s lis trb o ltltrt of r n o r d . M arch I t , I 'X i i . S lu m X lr ik lr p llin , M EL y o u n g A 50 M ILE RADIUS CONSTRUCTION CO M PAN Y 211 W. 25TH STREET PHONE FA 2-3103 Suipnse! Comloit has come to compacts. Dodge Dart takes on a pack ol six-footers with ease. Yet this roomy one is priced like other compacts, saves like ’em too . . . and then some. That’s because of things like a new 5-year/50.000-mile wauanty*. little wonder, Dait's the success ol ‘63. This year's sales are up USX over om compact sales ol last year! Get Dart, the large economy si/e compact. *Vtw« Dx>4|« j |». v| U ia •>«(•• til 4 »o(hm««ifc<p on 1 * 1 c jh M i l*t# » • ip J in l*4 Id w flw M p» 1\ t»p l» .«iri*n | t« M p4M • itM w l < M i|f tew (• q u 't d H i t t (" ' I m ! « • i# •*I f bO OtO miles » M M » e « comet Inti ca IM f i 'f n * I k i L#*J *•'4 intffiul P4<tt, tu iM im te a u i# *nd niter nil p o l l ( n M < <( im a m a I ( M h). Icwqu# it . Itm i M l bRnFM l ) « i t i (ti(lv l< 8 | dm l c o i m ) inn iit o n d d iH r t M t il i t M i r » l i N l t < i i e | i P 'e n d H IM M i U f ■ t4- * k M *1 iM W M bte i B t f i i h »*r»'C f| l « IM Ded|* C »«tiled •H U l »:M d . «t. DODGE DART, ooou« division ^ CHRYSLER MOTOAI C O * * * * ! * * Seminole County Motors, Ind 519 E. First Si. SANFORD, l | U t t L t f jrn J I n ( l a r i ' ■SEE "EMPIRE", NUC-1V. CHLC* YOUK LOCAL LISTING.- ii> ir .m ’. ,*.r-«ra i- vr.rvrx FLA. �. AA £ Seminole Area Surviving Soft Market' ^ p k Central Florida, pass­ | Krider explained that per cent increase in bank market” he |resources; a 2.2 per cent ing through a “ soft mark­ by “ soft et.*' is showing signs of a meant that "business has increase in postal re­ definite economic lag al­ i been dormant, as is evi- ceipts; a 13.S3 per cent though Sanford and Sem­ I denced in the drop in I drop in building permits inole County are “ coming home building and allied for the county and a 32.12 per cent drop for the through in fairly good construction." However, lie was opti­ city; a 1.6 per cent in­ shape.” This was the consensus mistic about Sanford and crease in electric meters: He a 6.25 per cent increase this morning o f John Kri- Seminole C o u n t y . dcr, manager o f the pointed to the county's j in the number o f tele­ Chamber o f Commerce, ! barometer for last year: phones; an 0.18 per cent after a study o f “ business A 9.D7 per cent increase increase in water metered |in bank deposits; a 11.*18 services; a 5.09 per cent barometers.” * 0 mu * t/ > . » T f e iO c By l-arr) • • * • Dcllmeade Corp. will start construction of its new 28,OtO square fool A & I’ Store on Orlando Drive a week from Friday . . . Hope to bring the store into the city* limits. . . • * • • • • Although it's not olflcJ.il. the Atlantic Coast bine will okay the Pipeline Company’s request to cross its right-ofway on Mcllonvillc Ave, • • • Talked with Hep. Joe Davis this morning anil1joe says the middle-sire eoiatics are talking and planning) at tempts tohold on to « seats they will lose the present reapportior plan. Seminole one counties that will to voice in the house. I* A T I l l C I A A N N IIASS, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. C. 1). Ilass, of 2706 S. Sanford Ave. is mi entry in the "Miss Seminole County" eontest. E L IZ M IK T II GRACE MORRIS, ail entry in t li t* "Miss Seminole County" contest, is the daughter o f Mrs. Elixalielli 1’ . Morris of 1105 S. Locust Ave. Winter Park Drive fp C o m n y C id e r s oad Study Joseph Dibucian. laingwoad l ’ lara businessman, is <ton.d ing Ihe building space for the South Seminole Harden Club to hold its first Flower Blow An engineering study possibly leading to a joint and Exhibit. The big Went effort for a 21-loot paving o f two miles o f Winter is scheduled for lhi> Satur­ I’ark Drive in Casselberry was ordered Tuesday day . . . try not to inin it. ; evening at I lie conclusion of a meeting between the County Commission and tlie Casselberry Town Coun­ Geo. A . Speer will pm-1 cil. bably be named Hie •<-\i | Casselberry, in previous requests and again Tues­ president of the SportsiBen's day evening, argued although Winter Park Drive is Af.*n. ★ From Tax Requests • That will be shopping cen­ ter row out there soon . . . What with Bcllmeadc, Adams and a new center which has already signed up two na tional chains ready to go soon. ★ Reeling • Over 12,000 have filed for homestead exemption this year . . . That's several hun­ dred more than last year. • • • City tax collections bettor percentage wise than the county. City bad 95 percent of the tax roll collected while die county had 92 per­ cent. • press shipments, down 26 |buildings whereas homo per cent; savings and I construction has fallen loan de|»osits, up 11.8 per Joff. Orange County as n cent; total deposits, up j whole shows decreases in 10.-1 per cent; new tele­ ! electric consumers, 16.7 phones, down 27.9 per I per cent, and new tele­ cent; new water consum­ phones. 20.6 per cent, ers, down 39 per cent, and ; with increases in con­ water gallons consumed, struction total, 16.2 per down 13.8 per cent. cent; real estate sales, Krider said that con­ 12.6 per cent; total destruction total in Orlando posits, 10.1 per cent, anil showed a gain because of ; unemployment, 13 per two or three large new I cent. Legislature Flooded With Bills • Those 85 teachers that were termed "tops" in their field will get $100 extra per year and Supt. of Schools, It. T. Mllwrc today still refuses to make public tile list. • freight pounds, down 32.6 per cent; construction total, up 51.8 per cent; total number of building permits, up 11.6 p ercent; new electricity consumers, down 67.1 per cent; gov­ ernment-military expend­ itures. up 13.9 p erc e n t; kilowatt hours consumed, up 11.8 per cent: MCF gas consumed, up 31.3 per cent: postal receipts, up 22 per cent; Railway Ex­ Vrr*hrl Notice wc always put those pretty girls right next to my column. • increase in motor vehicle j 10.92 per cent increase in licenses sold; a 5.57 per resources. cent decrease in deeds re-1 Krider’s optimistic en­ corded, and a 12.3 per thusiasm stemmed from cent increase in electric: a depressing report in the output in kilowatt hour “ Husiness Hnrometer” o f sales in the Sanford area the Greater O r l a n d o by the Florida Power and Chamber o f Commerce. Light Company. Orlando's cumulat ivc The bank figures above , figures for January and include a 10.68 per cent February of this year increase in deposits at the show: First Federal Savings and Air express pounds, Loan Association and a down 51.2 per cent; air within lilt- confines of the I JFK To Urge Troop Removal TALLAHASSEE (U I’ D — Florida Legislator* flooded (lie liuppers today witli pro(Misals (or spending Mime of the $250 million in new re­ venue recommended by Hov. Farris Bryant. There were no lax hills among the dozen* oi mea­ sures introduced in the early part of tins first work day session of the legislature which convened yesterday to hear the governor a*k for $125 million in new taxes and another $125 million in Ivorrowed funds. Sen Clayton Mapoes oi Milton tossed in Ihe larged spending hill, an appropria­ tion of $5 million for conver­ sion of Penvacola Junior Col­ lege into a four-year degree granting institution. The State Board of Control and Hovernor Bryant have come out against conversion of the existing junior collrge, urging instead that a new our yi * college l> *:artel in Hie area (nun the ground tip. Alapole* ha* dozens o( co-*pon*ors on this r (ver­ sion hill, along w 'll . aitlier measure that ivi.les for conversion but 1 ..fries no appropriation. Senate President Wilson Carraway proposed close bi $800,000 ill pay raises for State Highway Patrolmen. And Sen Ralph Blank of West Palm Beach asked funds to equip a dormitory at Florida Atlantic Univcrsity and to repay Ihe State Cabinet (or money loaned to plan the new university at Boea Baton. Not all the early bills call nl b>r appropriation*. Sen. Ed Price Jr . Ilr.id enton, proposed a commis­ sion la- created to study pro­ posed abolition ol Hie death penalty in Florida, and Sen. Clyde Galloway of Dclumok Springs dumped in the pan highway safety program in­ cluding a measure requiring seal Im-IIs in all I'Jiil model automobiles sold or bought in Florida Congratulations are ia or- , Town, it i- a "c.innertlniz link" dor for the new North Or |between Fi-llllllolc Itoiilcvnrd lando Council which rally ! ............ and Highway d id amt used made some advanc^on! , , MudcnU | iwards m ln g ’ Tuesday night low faculty of South Sent- , ^ ..... _ _t> the village in operation on and tl WASHINGTON (L T D hudnrtaikc mole Junior High School and an efficient. South Seminole basis . . . biggr.t st.-fl van South Semlm.lt Elementary j1'ie.ident Kennedy win ex the meeting itself Mich School, both outside of ■ iissel- pivti-d t railtoday f< ir reclicked along like a w*Ltu!. berry. iiioval of inure Soviet military ed clock instead of a I CopCounty Commission bus persoiiiul from ('ulia, im-liidwatc|, ! bd<l it cannot participate in inir 5,1HitI irgular i omlnit sol­ One tiling we <1> » n lr r mi impi <<vintent <d the -ticcl dier.. about, though, i« wilt nil feu since it it within •'»•*> Ibcrry Secretin y of State Dean ford or Seminole County at- j and, therefore, the I own.* re- Itusk huill t ll a t Kennedy torney want* the job asjkg.il *pon»ibility. It also has held would have something to say counsel for the village] Too it tan i.iutieinntc in any such oil the ItUhh1 ■ll Uoop issue ut bad they might have 0 go [ iinpiuvriiii'iiU only wliwu tbu lii» I p.m. EST news confer out of Seminole to a street in question l» a "coil- elu-e. the conferenee will he Sale <11 revenue tuniil* for net-tint; link" between two televised and broudrast live. lawyer. Altamonte's new water sys­ Incidentally, Mayor V • W. lOUIlty-llluilltUilinl till, 111UKllThe I'ici-hiciit msill tvv. tem and building plans lor Anderson made no Xlf* ! fan a. j weeks ago that be wanted to the plant are on tin- discus about it . . . Abb mi tUgj IPi.nl Supt. J. C. I.aveli'b r wait until the end of Mutch mom agenda for today's H p in. involving the 0111111-11 |H .L1estimated lilt-.day etfiling I.if, ire u.-e-slnn the idtuntlnu. inciting of Hie Altamonte )>e open lo the public AVI 1 tliv two-mile paving improve­ t'ulia apologized Tiic-ilny Springs Town Council. the press. ment of Winter Park In ivc for the .Maiill 28 attaek bv No action on the hern Park would n et In tween $70,otto two of it. .Mlli fighters oil InroriMirutioii issue lias offi­ Just been Informed fa.t I and $811,000. an Aiin-riruu f, lighter in the cially been scheduled, the I've been invited to Junif *•6' | Cliaiiiiiun J. C. ................ Cut iblieun. Herald was advised. the "Chuling Stars" of the Commission, adI Semi-Centennial Day . . No Ca»elbt rry ( ouiu-iliiu-ii tinparachute will be bsiieil County eniinot puitiiipiitu l«-Hood day to leave lor cause of luck <>f fund* during York. tills fii-ml iciii, ending Sept. 30 Easter Lily Seal (un »g At tho suggestion ill ComCopies of the lough draft The new North OrlanJu Sing . . bet's g'd missiorn-r l*-e Haiy, t,u»sc|are to lie completed by April Council installed M i» it d a y bcriy ugreed lo a malchltig 15 anil distributed to all ciliFlight scheduled for W,1 fund opuiation for iiiipiuviug night waited tin time ul it* zens In-lore a mas* meeting lu-hduy by tbe "Savage Kt,. the sin t whm I'oun.y Engi­ first oilicial meeting Tuesday is held for public discussion. of Sanford.” VAll-S at ( * . neer W ilium liusli cumpl«U-s night in gt-lling started with Hcneral appointments made to acquaint He". ' ' ■4 • 'S survey and pn-ents actual revision of tin- Village Char­ and approved at tbe meeting ey Jr.. LSAF, w.th . per, J». ....... figure* of estimate of cost. were Bill Harris a* building ter. aboard the CSS Fori « l , Conunissionci Jaim-* Avery A citizens committee ul inspcclor; F. Stewart Hi-lmly, has been postponed, NAf|ai,| al*o mentioned need for im­ Jack Spaulding, chairman zoning tioard chairman; Mr* today. proving Concord liusli. in Cut- and Fred Salter, Mr*. Bever­ Mallie Salter, treasurer; Mr* • • • tolberry, »not ‘ei "coitnec.ing ly Krvcek, Frank Core and Barbara Peters, clerk; Char­ Deliary Harden Club » lx link." This i'<ad lay* in sec­ William MarKintosh wa* ap les Tresler, tax assessor, and er show is scheduled M tions in the county and the (Miinted to tHgm immediate Bill Wolfe, fax rollectur. tlie only one in IM» af ' •' hi town. Commissioner John 4|U1|j j,n,| ttJlk oil dialling Apitoilitiucnt of u fire chief told . . . And arc these Alexander point ed out the needed change* in order that I police chief, village attorney flower experts plannir county in all of this fiscal they may be presented by- and judge and village engiwhopper of a party! year only hu- $l6ll.m>0 budg­ April 30 to the 1983 Legisla non were lot fur Oo-o-odlrs of entile* J Him consideration. Also field et'd lm road maUnal*. lure. And gorgeous 6 opines! Altamonte Sets Bonds Talks £iu> it m t lit WEA T HE R : Fiiir tlirmiirli T I i i i i h Ijiv . High today, 85-96. Low tonight, 65-70. VOL. 5." United Press l.fJtsctl \Vit-2 BULLETIN WASHINGTON (U )*D — die United Stale* today “ mlegnrirnlly " reject­ ed Itussiaii rliarge* that it ha* encouraged exile raid* against Cuba. It also reiter­ ated it* n|ipn»ltlon tu "So« iel military involvement" on the island. BRIEFS H iir Boost WASHINGTON (L T D — L.ilmr leaders may have giv­ en the Kennedy administra­ tion's Sinn million mass (runs it lull the iMHtvt needed for passage in the Senate today. Kem ove Tw o HAMILTON, Ala. (U P I) — Rescuers early today remov­ ed two men. brothers, from a coal nunc where they had been trapped deep in a cave since Monday niglil. Clash MACON, Ha. ( UPD-Aboiit aim jeering white person* cl.idled with a smaller group of Negroes Tuesday in a brief racial fight in city-owned Tattnall Square I’ark. Numbers Probe DEI.AND (U P I) — The Vo­ lusia County grand jury ha* ordered Slit-nit It o d n e y Thurshy and other law nfflrers to report by Friday or; their light against Hie mini tiers rackets. Soars lOarth CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I) —A -110 pound satellite made of stainless s t e e l soared around earth and a 3,330pound payload sped Inward the mmm today in man's two latest spaco ventures. Toward Its Mark MOSCOW (t il’ ll — The So 1 I nliin's loin lb unmanned lunar probe roekcteil towards its destination today with the Russians making open predieturns Unit Hie moon will bo Hu- first space body visited by mail vii Kctfuin Initiative MOSCOW ( U l ' l ) — Soviet P re m ie r N ikita S . Kh ru sli i-hev regained tin- in itiative in tils dispute w ilti Bed China to day by insisting that any peace talks between the two Com m unist giants s h o u l d take place in Moscow. I I9P8 WED.. APRIL a, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA School Plan Must' - Davis Seminole Counly Hep. S. J. Davis Jr. today called Hov. Farris Bryant's massive uni­ versity construction program "a MUST lor Central Florida Angels To Arrive April 2 5 The Blue Angels famous precision flying leant will arrive in Sanford two days tu-birx* their performance, April 27 at the Scminotu Cen­ tennial to visit with their fans. Capt. Robert Ware an­ nounced Tuesday at a meet­ ing of die Semicentennial committees. Paul Lewis, chuinnan at tbe Fireworks Show said that Uiis show planned for tho .Semi Ccnti.-nni.il will he otto ol (lie largest most dramatic ar.d exciting ever seen in tho stale. Parade entries are coming in, co-chairman Clyde Long announced with 12 floats, sev­ eral marching bands and numerous car* already algaed up. Free cold drinks, potato chips from Frlto-Lay, tco cream from Scaliest will bo given away at tlio pirnie luncheon in Fort Mellon Park at noon, with celebrants ex­ pected to bring their own sandwiches and oilier food. Charlie Knmpf of Civilans announced Dial all of the 33 young ladies who arc entered in tho Beauty Contest have begun preliminary training and schooling for the show. One halt of a barbecued chicken with all the trim­ ming* including drinks will lie served at Ihe evening harbeque in Fort Mellon Park, chairman Bob llessercr announced, with tho chef, kitchens and management of the Mayfair Inn donating tho use and service of their factlilies (nr tin- preparation. Plate* will sell at $1 each, the only charge event of tho day. Lunelleon fur pioneer* of (lit- county and visiting illgnitarie* anil celebrities are in the making, Chairman Itmiilall Chase reported. and a key lo the fututc of this lion liK-bnling a |ai*s!blp new county." four-year university in tbe Bryant li a <1 anticipated Ceiitral Florida area, some $20 million in new rev Bryant ptopu»ed the state's enue for new school construe most ambitious spending pro­ gram since World War 11 Tuesday lo iim - up every pen­ ny of the $125 million be b seeking in taxes. The Legislature, a* one, voiced approval of tbe tax plan with a few minor reser­ vation., Iitil many said they didn't like Ills much publiciz­ ed proposal to finance uni­ A I l-yviir-olti N’epm Imy o f AILtmolite Splintf-t versity construction with a $125 million bond program was fatally vvoiiiiiUmI lute Ttio.nlay in what apparently over a 20-year period. was meant to In* a "friendly skirmish,” Sheriff J. L. The university construction Ilohliy ri-pin ted today. A 22-year-old Altmnnnte would lie financed mostly Sprint's NeK'ro is ht-iny,' held in county jail on open with revenue bond* and some t-hark’fs. supplementation from taxes. Clllt id bee. who * Jam e s Although the staggering to would have been 15 y e a r* old tat of the governor's tax pro­ .n A p ril 20, was w alkin g gram canto a* a complete lu-nr Id* boim* on Leonard surprise, most of the House S tre e t, A ltiin io u te S p rin g s, at and Senate members lined up iiboot It p. lit. Tuesday w ith behind it. three other N eg n i youth*. Rep. Jack Matthew* of Du­ A n automobile up|iroaebi-d val County, generally sumand veered toward the In)-*, The government annmiur- ined up Ihe feeling of the leg­ m im in g tin-in o ff tlu- r iol. islators over the spending anil ed today Ibnl navy unit* The d riv e r stopped, got out sii|i|Hirting a revolt of retir­ lax proposals: and readied under tin- seat, " I t ’s painful, but needed.” ed army genrraD have com ing up w ith a gun. The Senate President Wilson "reasnl operations" In a huys ru n ; the d riv e r shut move niqiairntly klgnalllii; Carraway and llou*e Speak­ once and Leo told h i* com­ colli-pse ol (hr uprising In er Mallory Horne both agreed panions he was Im it. that it Is an ambition* pro­ It* second day. gram and that tho governor T h e riim p aliln n * helped bee • • • "staled the needs of the to hi* home, w lietu bi* step­ IIUENO.S AIRES ( l l l ’ D — state well." fath er and m other, M r. and l.oyal air foiee j<-t* bumheil Horne said, however, that M i* . Jim m ie bane, diM-overed and -i infill the rcliel-beld the bond program would re­ the boy bail been s lu t in the I’uiila Indio naval air station quire a close look. Carraway la-ad. The parents look him today, and unofficial governsaid, in any case, hr preferr­ to O ia iig e .Memoriid H o spital, inciit m iiiiii -* said tbu liusc ed "taxes to borrowing." w here lie died a t 12:20 tlii* mu 11 mli i nl to loy al army lie proposed that tin- bulk m orning. unit*. ot the new revenue mine Depiltii'd led L e w is, Donald ’11a- sources raid tlu- pin- (nun tin- stale's three percent W itt and .1 •/ iiiillo w iiy Worn giiveriiiiii-iit soldiers worn sales tax bv extending its d isp a li lied to tin- scene, along m oving III to occupy the Iiir limits lo all items except w ith other o ffic e r* . station follow in g nitucka by groceries and medicine, lie .Sh e riff Hobby *aii| Hint at tile je t* and euilii-r as-ault* also asked that the rigarellr I u.m . today there w in a tele­ l.y loyulist tank forces, tax be Inked Iriim five to phone ra il flo in l-’ie il .Stevens, A i"iiiimiildi|iic said Polita eight rents a park. 22-year-obl, N egro, o f I ’ ine Indio, ln-lil by nnuy-li-il navy IL ■ I in— — — — . W S tre e t, Altam onte S p rin g *, rebels, wa* atlinked by (pos­ advising be bad file d the S T Y L f • Q U A LITY ’• ter Meteor*, If, S.-made Knhshot, lie s u ririid itie d la te r at rejel* uud Avlo l.inioln laiiiibhi* holm-, pointed out a .32 calvis of Hit. loyalist uir fuitu. 14-Year-0ld Shot To Death Argentina Jets Strafe Rebels il-i-r revo lver in bis e a r told a rre s tin g of f ie r i* "h ad meant only to scare boy*.” Ho bad u N egio in Die ear w ith him n l tim e. ami he the g ill NEW YtlltK ( U P I)—Stocks the opened irregularly lower to­ Open l*m vcr day on fairly active trading. Council Works On Charter Redraft in aheyaru-o was any action Vised tin* council Dial an open ' In closing the first official dealing with the volunteer nu-t-litig bad bei-tt sel tqi for meeting ul the new council, fire dt-paitmenl until final 8 p in. Thursday in llu- Vill­ Anderson rcpcati-d his stale-1 ili»|iosiliun is made on whe­ age Hall to consult with at­ merit made at tin- organiza­ ther or nut the group will torney L. II. Handley of Hu- tional mnim g Hie night be­ function as a part of or sep­ firm, Gurney, Gurney and fore, asking that "all past In­ Handley of Orlando, on what cidents ami disagreements be arately from the city. Council apiMiintmcnts in­ is needed in llu- way ol l''gal strirken Hum the record and cluded Bob Steptienxoii as action ami advice lic-foru the forgotten." lie also asked that in '.be chairman of lire and police council can go ahead with internal governmental pol­ lultire development and or­ future- Hie people come tu icies; Arthur llhode*. health, ganization of village allairsj their elected official* before | "running to the papers or! recreation and general village and records. HHmly was authorized to other outside sources with I welfare; Ait Ferrin, legal ail visor ami in charge of roads, get photostatic copies ol all their problems" and promis­ bridge* and utilities, and Mrs. j plats on record fur Ihe vill­ ed that member* of the coun- i Irena Van Eepoel, finance age complete with restrictive cil would make every effort! covenant* ami all descripttvi- l« run the village "efficiently, rhau man | in agreement and order." j Mayor W. W. Anderson ad ( <l.i ta Y iL . NO. 682 V A LU E • S A V IN G ROOM 3 GROUP D • Clir»l of Drawer*, Diiublr Drr»»D l U I v U U i Y I ■ er, IliHikcaoe lied, Mattress K llox Spring*. LIVING ROOM: K V U U M rj Coffee Table. DINING ROOM: $ piec#niaetu 295“ * �__________ I Aitnfnrh lrr«U> DOUBLE Pap-e 2— Wed. Apr. 8, ’68 ia •u COTTAGE CHEESE I .! •r FRIED FISH DH. E l) I.INDSAV, President o f the Seminole County Medical Society has a red carnation pinned on his lu|>el by Mrs. Vann Parker, presi­ dent of the Medical Auxiliary in celebration o f Doctor’s Day, Saturday. The Auxiliary also plaint to fete tho doctors at a dinner in their honor at MQ Runch. (Horuld Photo) FRIED FISH 1 0 0 EXTRA •M ! Orchestra Gives Seventh Annual Benefit Program It also will afford the stu­ dent of German an excellent opportunity to brush up on the language. Those who do not speak German will (111) find the aervice to he of In tercst In aa much aa they will he able to observe whnt a Lu­ theran Church was like sev­ eral decades ago. Ascension Lutheran Church Is located on Ovcrbrook Dr., one block north of (lie llwy. 17-92 ami SR 43(1 Intersection. C Of C To Give Road Naming Contest Results <»l It 11LSI’ — ONE ft Tl HOU5I ma • wit • • M i l P tu n iN O ON A U tUUACO IXC1FT B A U WOO# v s > is m i s m i n u i u FOA O i l ON to (to o M I I A L OA M A kO M IY txtuioa ivatACu • MX* «N| WATIf (III) h i s ' . a: ■ ■............. ■ iU FPER tK HBR K AANNDD CHO BERRY, N E O P fO L IT A N , FUDGE RIPPLE SU C H OC., C ^ VV AA N ., STR STR'BERRY, G A L. ■10 2 - L I. POLY RAQS OP IN D IV ID U A LLY McKENZIE FRESH IKOZEN GREEN Peas 2 Corn 2 Beans2 McKENZIE FRESH ’1. Peas 2 * 1 Limas 2 ~ i Mixed 2 1. | McKENZIE FRESH FROZEN BUTTER McKENZIE FRESH FROZEN VEGETABl 1 11 -v.— -M / l? W. 1ml. St. „ A s ir &T * M u. • n e • • o a s t . • LB. W-D BRAND..EXTRA LEAN BEEF, FRESH G r o u n d ' ________ 3 fc d «u ,«lis 5 V « a $ 1 00 T -H : t-M k v M & to tiX I * * s/ SPECIAL SPECIAL HUDSON BATHROOM STANDARD St f (Jowxrot* _ Tissue Tomatoes V r A P-' V * / . ' P O L Y -U N S A T U R A T E ll bSTOR Short I 303 can a t* Plaaxa. 3-LB. CAN SAVE 16* S A V I 2 Vu BA. . 'NUA. $AVE 20< . .STARLETT BRIQUETIES if 1. a* VAN CAMP PORK AN| Charcoal ,^99^ / w Beans ,t tr / xT-. " V* Y i . A»’r*"V* * ^ Iff ' ‘ » -V 12-OZ. LIQUID JOY . . . 53* ?2-OZ Mr Clean 2 8 -0 1 KING SIZE Sanford, o J L lM M lU A A t o i j l o * Household cleaner Maxif Caxfer R ‘o ki-*'&..>■ .. Liquid Joy PAINTS - B _ —- » - • W-D BRAND . . FLAVORFUL . . CLOSE TRIMMED CHUCK FROZEN BLACKEYE 2-LB. $i PKGS. McKENZIE FRESH FROZEN BABY i n W-D BRAN D ..CLOSE TRIMMED STEAK FRO ZEN V i a i T A I L I I McKENZIE FRESH FROZEN CUT 2-LB. $« PKGS. FREE UR i r l o T A ,11 M llllA (MV S H A LF i 1 W-D BRAND..TENDER..CLOSE TRIMMED S CANS Cocktail 5 c 4 W-D BRAND..FULL CUT BONELESS STEAK t-O Z . SAVt Sf EA . AS!OR FRUIT PLU S V P A R -K E N L IM E A D E OR K E N D A LL 4 2nd C A L ' M O R T O N APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, C O C O N U T HOUSE PAINT RoV-Eze5 • With PutchtM il Each af Hi* Abavt Itami No Coupon noedtg Meat Fruit Pies 3 - *1. Lemonade.. 8 99< Ice Cream 5 9 ' COAT * 8 ” 29 EX T R A STAM PS JESSE JE W E LL C H IC K E N Acrylic Latex UP IV * tUAe bwA IIMCTANCV I Vj-Lb. 79* ' 7 Perch ,.Lb 59* wmnm'mmmm' mm 39* FRIED FILLET Limit Gi>« Coupon To Adult Willi A $5.00 or Mor* food Order. A p ril 7 of Aiccniioa Cliurch, will de­ liver the aermon; the liturgixt will be tbe Rev. II. Ucxulxki, paxlor of Trinity l.utbcrn Church in Orlando und organ1*1 will Im Rev. Robert V. Zehnder, paxlor of St. Mark’* Lutheran Church of Holly­ wood (Fla.), aon of Uie locul paitor. This will be the first time In almost 50 years that a ser­ vice in Gcrmun lias been con­ ducted in (be area, however It Is not being planned to in auguratc German services but as a special consideration for those who grew up in the language. Bjr Mr*. Adam Muller Tim Dellary Concert Or chextra, under the direction or Roger Caiinl, presented the Seventh Annual Renefit Perfbrmanco for Ilia Da Dary Community Center, last Friday to un overflow aud­ ience at Uia Community Cen­ ter. Caalnl opened the program with the "Gladiator* March" by Fucilt; "Cortege du Scrdare" by Ippnlltow-lwanow, from tbe "Caucailan Sketch* «a ," with Ttiereaa Kupcct, atalatlng pianist. John Cornwall, baritone, Bang, "Nonu Hut The lamely Heart" by Txehalkowaky; "Lord I Want To Uc" by Wit|e "Tcxai Cowboy Song" by Guton; and duet* with Betty Rosults of the contest spon­ Day, “ LaCl Darrm La Mano" sored by the Lake Mary by Morart; "Hecauxe You're Chamber of Commerce for You" by Victor Herbert and the renaming of Old Lake "Sympathy." Mary Road will Im given at Hetty Day, xoprano, aang, tills week's monthly meeting "I'm In lo ve Wllh Vienne" of Dm organisation, President by Slrauta; "Gelling To Know Richard Keogh announced to­ you" by Hodgcrt and "Goday. Way From My Window" by Tile meeting i» scheduled Nile*. The orrheatre p l a y e d (or 8 p. m. Thursday in the Tachalkowtky'a "n itli Sym­ Chamber Kulldtng, Serving on the judging phony, (Second Movement). Following t li e llilermiiiloii committee and liumtling all they opened wllb the "Zam- entries in the ivud naming pa Overture" by llt-rold and contest during liie past month “ A Japunoxc Suiixel" by Dop* have been Al Cane, Harry pert and rloxed uitb a aelec- Sandusky ami Jack Wilbur. tlnn by Homheig from "M y Announcement also will be Maryland," ami "Your Land made of the menu to be serv­ and My Land," auUlcd by ed next month by (ho losing the Deitary Glee Club end team lo (lie winning team at •udlence participation. • rookuut which will climax Mr*. II. Whitaker accoiit-1 llio c u r r e n t muintwrahlp panted the orcbestia and |drive. I.ama Plait lliown u.xixlcd at Program for (lie meeting the piano. During intermix I will be prexctitcd by repre almi a free will ullentig wax xcnlatite* of the Seminole taken for the benefit ot the County Chapter ol Uic A literCommunity Center. lean lied Crux*. Sticks W ITH THIS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY W IN N -D IX IE Good thru U'Ot FRIED Hill TOP VALUE STAMPS German Service Set By Ascension Church lly Jane Caaxrlberry A German xcrvicc will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday al the Axccnslun L u t h e r a n Church of Cauelberry when the entire acrvlce, including Uic acripturc, liturgy and acr mon will be conducted in the German language, itev. C. it. Zehnder, paxlor Cakes Liquid Joy O N LY 65 69 89 * 50 Frw Tm Vila* Stiayt iin U * iI PURCHASE Of FOd- FROUN Pan-Ridl ShriMp M il’ • MIOltBI «MwN Chow Mein ■I t * I M A T A N Y W IN N .1 IX I1 \ 11*1 It I ’ • ' . i 1 COUPON AND PURCHASE OP Oake •••* *««u AJWtt. *ra ' Top Value Stamps e Stamps With Thli COUfON AND PURCHASE^* • th ru NN-DIXIK ■'w xra n - 1NY W IH N -D IX II wi *«>•>• i ' W ( r i i ' i ‘t.1 i ( i 1 1 �B lif Oanfnrh Ijrriilh W ed . A p r. 3, ’63— Ptipe 3 DKG Initiates Two Teachers Two Sanford teachers were initiated into the in­ ternational honorary tern, hers society of Delta Kappa Gamma, Saturday. Mrs. W. l\ (l.u ry ) Layer, teacher at Sanford Junior limit School and Mrs. D. (I. (Frances) Walton o f Southside School became members at a luncheoninitiation mri-tiiii; held at tin* llnnyiin Trrr Club in Daytoim • ' CORN Canned H A M i f i\ d V . • 3pkgs I • CHtPrCO HAM • CONNIO stir 2 s1ALKi * LB 39 / SU.NNYI.AN.lt ti \. « IIICKKN 10( Lb. POKK NKCK HONKS OH 15‘ 39‘ 19‘ 29‘ Lb. FKKSII ItOSTON III I IS Pork Roast Po/rk Liver Gizzards Lb FIIKSII Lb. SHNN VLAN'II HA. I IIICKKN MINKS nit Lb. iPUl 50 IXTRA STAMPS! C H O P P ED . 5 H A P ID Cube Steaks 3 S « |9 9 FISCHIRS LIGHT & DRY S 4 59 Beer or Ale 12 ■ <>»i Aluminum Foil ”» 2 9 / Bartlett Pears 3 «ns’1. A pple Sauce 8 A la sk a Peas 6 Bacon 3 _ SAVE 23* r BRACH Fiesta Eggs e k.-.*-\» A ... s •' li SPECI AL W ITH TVM COUPOW A N O fliC H A Si: Of Astor Preserves Limit one with S5 00 oi more food order. . e , * t ^ >». ^ *4 ^ f * *• ^ -7 • Hulfh t Bualy Aids Qrttn Una Bum • OOB THRU APWIL 7VM M O D TMDU E P f f l A T A N Y W IN N - D IX IE The gar is a member ui an ancient group ol lishcs that lived JtHi million years ago. Its armor plated scales were iim 'i I h> the Indians as airow heads and American pioneers shielded llieir woodcfl plows with its scaly skill hclorc steel became plentiiul. LIM IT I W ITH i*. f OOO oid.r • I O O u l M O M W O R TH O P m u 4 1 f B . 1a * A L L GRINDS IO- o i AT ANY W IN N - D IX IE l!!)WWW i ri'u cari nrtT •- t „ * . 7' . ■ f . S lit ' CONDI MUD 5UDS . DA!>I I jUPIR 4 67 Condensed Dash 3 IB 3 LB CAN CRISCO . . . 8 !f Crisco. 2111 French Avcnut T 77 35 JUMBO CiOt DIN Fluffo ♦ I.UC’ V L A Y K it FRANCKS W ALTO N Study Course To Open Today At Ebenezer II) Mrs. Clarrnrr Snyder A linlllilintillg eomillittre la select a new slate of officers fur the tlstw-n I’areul-TeaihMembers of Ihe Khene/er er A sari, was appaintiii at tlie Inal meet nit; of the group Methodist Church of Sanford Itelil at the school with Presi­ will meet at 7 p. m. today dent J. C. Carpenter pie.sid- at thr church for a covered ini;. dish slipper to Ik* followed Named to the rniniilittee were Mrs. Flank Tart, Mr*. by part one of the study I,. W. Julies ami Mrs. John course. “ Our Mission Today " The study, sponsored Ire Tatum. Flans were mmle far the "w church’s Commission on Hump to sponsor a ham din- Missions, will r o l l t in US ner at Ihe aeliool on April '_>7 • "irouKli (lie month with meetwith Mrs. W. It. Whiil.lcn as 1inK* •’‘•‘ *1 Wednesday prechairrnun and Mrs. Mary Col- J •»> » eovem l dish or ley as eu-chairmaii. Mrs. Al- 'a"«*wi‘ h supper or a rc. licrt Fell and Mrs. (SetitKO fivshmciit period. Tlie Kbciie/cr Commission Snyder were named cii.eluiirllieu of the summer lecira­ on Kdueulion will meet at H:r,(l p. ill. followiili’ today'1 tion program. The FTA voted to uiatell supiH-r anil stmly and <i!| Albert Fell ilui iug the iin clt lug and lefresliiiiruts were served by the committee ul the close of the meeting. 1-LB. CAN SAVE 20* 50 Free Top Value Simps 1 i - / / |H,,l‘ r r i’ aml olh, r members o( Ihe rummissiuii are urged to lie present. The church's schedule for Thursday calls for choir prac­ tice at il p. in . an ollici.il hoard meeting at 7:15 p. in. and a meeting ol the Men i l hih al 8 p. m. •mow helps enrich the tint •y depositing nitrogen, aid- C hild ren were en terlan e d phui and other Ir r t ile by M rs. Joe M usters and M is, j m e n u Iro iti the a ir. f t . WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE Of i BRACH MEDIUM FOGS ( l l f j - o i ) Marshmallow M ' f- ’ | Osteen PTA Appoints Committee funds with the set... I Ihiard to send their prineipal us a representative uf Yidu-iu County’s smalt schools to the district meeting in Ihiytonu llcacli. AiilioUiiceinciit vvus made that Mrs. Mom-s has been add­ ed to the school staff as a second giade teacher. Mis Tint’s room won the room count. Woven Baskets ,A Lbs. i ) 11) . 11111111 • 1111' i St Free Top VrlW Stamp Su m * Rabbits . . . I05V(>, SAVE 10< , . . Deep South Str’berry V' tmnauniuio ir m ir Hide 4 Seek Eggs 29* BRACH CHICKS & IN S T A N T COFFEE SAVE 20< _ A T A N Y W IN fM x iE 29' Inst. Folgers^L^I i / Astor Coffee V* r f r iT iv i 1 1. 10-oz. JAR SAVE 40* Limit tie with %b 00 food ed«r or more i j ' » i>i Marshmallow TASTE GOOD AS FRESH PERKED! «AM # BRACH M tLLOW Creme Pets BRACH M IDItIM IGGS (22 or) BLUIOR W H IT E ARROW 31ANT BOX SAVE 20• L M 303 CANS YO U R C H O IC E 49/ w Je lly Bird Eg g st6o,2 9 E C O N O M Y S L IC E D f - P O U R MO. I O S 303 CANS THRIFTY MAID LARGfc SWEIT IP GIANT I BRACH i t or) y 3 Cheer Brachs BMAv.ll THRIFTY MAID YOUR C H O IC E NEW 6 L .ll. /sriaster ^i^CandieG THRIFTY MAID . IBIG NO 2!> CANS) 8 I '•*1 i/i. Iril^Vj ARROW WRAP t y u -S S b f, 19/ ■tCi.. •*. 27* IL b IIRACH FILLED <7 J 4 OZI 49/ Buscuits. . . . 6 ^ No-2'/i CAN Blue Bonnet Oleo LB BOX CRACCIN GOOD JWtrT O* lUTTFRMILK y T H R IM Y MAID W H O U OR C IJI Swt. Potatoes S A V l 20c Backs & Necks Pig Tails M Superbrand i.ggs ore the scry highest i|uulity l.ggs Produced by the finest FLORIDA qiowers ond refrigeiated from the producer to you 5 lB PAlJ l. SAVl 4* FA )' DOZEN •rt'.W-Vti/ts Slab Bacon . . n 1 Large Florida Celery PKGS. 5MOKtD H U I ,v Red Bliss Potatoes 50 E X T R A ifTAM Pb with purchase of 3 Pockoges • «l I nftlio l l t » S< • IMO. 0U. TUNfclO BIMIG Fresh EGGS W hen W inn-Dixie corn is picked its immediately sub­ merged in refrigerated itc water right in the field Keeping corn cool keeps it sweet W inn-Dixie literally showers the corn with ice and rushes to your store t98 ' lie urli. Mrs. C. (i. McAmilty, W in­ ter Haven, state president, tok'elher witli tlie pun.lent uf tl.e lleta Chapter in eential Florida. Mis. It. -I. Sehinnlt, , riuiilucleil the foimul nullatii.tleeietili.il>. Wele.mie.l into nienibei ship also were Mrs. M. Ilovviten, associated with the Minute Maul Co. in Orlaiulo, honornry membership; Mrs. K. K. I lei alley ami Mis. Itulh Mai till l.otli of Leesburg anil Mia. It. I.. Mowciy of Hel.aiol. active lueliil.ei slop. Mia. Nalley ltu.< k of Suli|fol.l was in charge ol tile . eie. I monies ami she was assiste.! by Mrs. W It. West of Ovu-ilo ami Mi*, lien Wiggins of Sanfoul, v\lai supplieil tla* milsieal background. Mis. I’. K. \\ i it*tit. I liuliiota inter pieleil tlie nii'Ullillg ami significance of the Pella Kap­ pa 1,111111101 emblem*. Uthrr S p til I n o I e County leaeheix who all- meniU'ia me Miss Maliel t hapiiiilll, • .Miss Kilua l l.ittemlen p e t.i, Mrs. Jiuir Unit Iret.l, Mis. MuyItell Maxwell (le t.!. Mi*. Ann .MeCniliness. Mis. It. T. Milwee, Mi s. .1. C. Mitt hell. Also .Mis. .1. K. Palmer. Mis. Sal Manfre. Miss Kllicl Kiser, Miss llurhiila Itupieelit, Alls. \\ . I.. Seig, .Mis. At It. Smith I let.). Alls. I' .1. West pate. Mis. C. C Winkle. Mi*. W. It. Winy I u-t. I ami Alia. W. A. leak'a i*. I LB. CAN * * EASTER POTTED PLANTS $1.29 Up Lr.ipei illo Nurwcry JJ.’ I I.rapes illr Air. I \ S-088U “ .Si ol Is It e a lr r ” cle- �.» fflfrri-rv — r . — awn Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD TH RU A P R IL 6 CRISCO 3 LB. C! Blue Plate SALAD Dressing Shurfine Shor ining QUART ✓ ft Limit 1 With A 15 Food Ordrr m r Henderson Sugar n i,,, l.imil t Of Your Choir* With \ IS pood Ordrr 5 LB. BAG l.imil I With A f r y y y rc o U P O N S TO K E LY’S STAMP BONUS 50 so h i k i ; <;ii/r e i m k s t a m p s With This Coupon And H I'urcluss Of ip WELCH'S 32 07.. Apple Grape Drink 3/99c OZ. CAN PINEAPPLE JUICE - • f e f i -------- — Siri Ifi GIANT FAB Food Ordrr l S TO K K LY ’S .103 CAN > STOK E LY'S COUPON GOOD AT YOUR T lllt ll TW A V ONLY, TIIIIIT A ITIIL d. • jf? GREEN LIMA BEANS j* .101 CAN CUT or SLICED BEETS STOK E L Y ’S Giant :|01 CAN CREAM STYLE CORN D EL 50 STAMP BONUS 50», MONTE f R ( j|| Energy Detei lent Box .10.1 CAN C O C K T A IL Limit I or Your Clioit* With V |r. Food Ordrr 50 FREE G ILT EDGE STAM PS VAN With Ih l* Coupon And 1h* I’ urthi.* Of CAM P .100 CAN RED KIDNEY B E A N S - - - - - - -- At.AO A 4S OZ. JAR S Y R U P ........................75c COUPON GOOD AT YOUIt T IIIIIF T W A Y ONLY, Tlllttr A PItli: «. VAN CAM P 11! OZ. CAN CORNED B EEF- - - - - - - - - - - - - - NO. I CAN KEN-L-RATION 25 STAMP BONUS 25 - - - 2li OZ. CAN KEN-L-RATION DOG FOOD . . . 2/33c DOG FOOD P L A N T A T IO N . . . 25c P L A N T A T IO N GRITS . . 4 lb. bag 25c MEAL . . 4 lb. bag 25c .10 FREE G IL T EDGE STAMPS Willi Thin Coupon And Thr I’ unlm.r Ol U P T O N tR COUNT MERITA ANGEL FOOD CAKE . 39c KIN<; SIZE TEABAGS . . . . 59c CLOROX . . . . 89c COUPON GOOD A T YOUR TIIU IF TW A Y ONLY. TIIIIIT A PR IL 6. U. S. NO. I WHITR COUPON 50 STAMP BONUS 50 .10 FREE G ILT EDGE STAMPS With Thin Coupon And Thr Putchor Ol PREEZPR QUEEN M OZ. BEEF STEAKS . ASST. PHILODENDRON COUPON 25 Limit 1 With A .15 Or More Food Order if?; v-' 2 for 2 9 ‘ FOOD KING STAMP BONUS 0 L E 0 .......... 30 I lin n i;H ,T K llliK STAM I'S W ith 1 Ilia Coupon And 'Ihr I'urrlm.r I I I Lbs. 25 I'lLLlU IJItY FLOUR . . . KKAFT 5 lbs. 59c COUPON GOOD A T YOUR T IIH IIT W # .! OSI.V. THRU Al'KII. I. A A . A 'A i A 'A A A A W 25th & PARK 12 OZ. American Che REG. 49c 1C �! * • I ‘I • SWIFT PREMIUM ARMOUR STAR Sr* i w ' Sep# • • • I • W hole • Sliced 55 I I t • ♦ • % • i FLA. GRADE A m Stewing Hens If J L c w d ji O q ju d " ARMOUR S TA R 100 EXTRA STAMPS 100 l T IIR IF T W A Y * U. S. CHOICE STEAK SALE! GILT EDGE STAMPS e CO PELAND A L L • M EAT W ITH THIS Limit 1 COUPON Coupon Ter AT YOUR Adult With E XPIR ES F R IE N D L Y (5 A P R IL Or More T H IU F T W A Y Food Order 6 a WHOLE t OU V HALF o i j QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL « �(Ehr franfnrb Pngc 6— Wed. Apr. 3, *63 Ijrra llt THE CLASS OF 1913 o f the old Sanford HiRh School met Monday for the BOth Reunion o f the group, enjoying a day together climaxed with a din­ ner at the PinecreHt Inn. Seven memlierti out o f the original 10 were prenont for the day’s activities. Shown here from left arc (front row) Mrs. C. E. Gormiey, Mrs. J. E. Maker and Miss Grace Iscrman. Hack row, Tennev Deane, Dr. Harry Kenner, Wullace Crosby and Judge W. A. PattiBhall. (Herald I’ h« u>) Economist To KickOff Industry Week T. E. Johnson of Miami, research analyst for the Flor­ ida Power and Light Com­ pany will kick off Industrial Appreciation Week here, April IS with a speech to Use n o­ tary Club at noon. On Tuesday of that week an Industrial Exhibit Ins been planned by the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, featuring the produc­ tion and service of county in­ dustry. Johnson, who is a director and past president of the Eco­ nomic Society of South Flor­ ida and a member of the Ad­ visory Committee of the Council on Economic Deve­ lopment for the State of Flor­ ida will speak to Ilotarians on "The Florida Outlook, 10C3.” His work on Hip research program of the Florida Pow­ er and Light Company and the fact that he has lived in Florida most of his life, ob­ serving the economic dove, lopmcnt of Hie area at first hand has made his analyse* of Florida's business condi­ tions well-known to investor groups and business analysts here and in the north. Johnson's interest in his profession extends to lectur­ ing, writing and teaching bus­ iness analysis in his spare lime. He is an occasional guest lecturer at Hie Univers­ ity of Miami, Hie University of Florida and otiier institu­ tions. Your Dreams Come True With Plaid Stamps , ■ ■ ■■ - ■ ■■■ ................ -'■■ ■ '■ ■ -1 ......... Science Fair Winners Set An exhibit of the hatching of brine ihrltnp, prepared by Patty Lyn Sweeney, grade eight, won the Grand Cham­ pionship of the All Souls School Science Fair held Sat­ urday and Sunday, Sinter Alwina, school principal, an­ nounced today. 1'atly Lyn iim-cI tiny brine ahrimp, growing in a batch­ ing tray, witii jar* allowing development nt v a r 1o ii * atagea of growth. She Inriud-' cd in her diiplay the typo nt food u*cd, a microncnpc, a magnifying gla»* for viewing, picture* and biological draw­ ing*. The three firit place win­ ner* were Patriot* Schwicckart, grade *oven, for her dlaplay of the detection of a fith, including a plaque of a huge fith, picturca and a Idological drtcriptlon; Michael Fay, grade aaven, who made an incadcicent lamp from a lantern battery, 'wire* and a wide-mouthed Jar; and Krla- Longwood Club To Hear County Agent Ry Ilonaa Kate* Seminole Oiunty Agent Ccoil Tucker will prvient a pro­ gram on Lawn* and Gras**-.* for (Ilia month'a meeting of the Lnngwuod Home Demon ■(ration Club to tw held Thur»day at the Civic league Building ou Church St. be­ ginning at 10:30 a. m. Hostcsar* for the mouth ere Ml**. Kulph Newcomer, Mrs. fluftcll Corwin, Mr*. Otla Lee, Mra. -E. P. Hlchard* and Mra. Wagner and Mra. Jcnquin. tine Heath, grade six, for her experiment with m u s i c a l plant*. Kristine planted two exhi­ bits of henns, put one nenr tho TV where it "listened to the music" and one in ordi­ nary growing condition*. Tile lH-nn* which grew to musicshowed much heavier and faster growth and develop- Hospital Notes MAIICII 27 Admission* William Daniel Colley, O*. teen; Doris Smith, Deltary; Joe Cnmpiiell Jr., Lnko Mon­ roe; Kttlu Jnnn Keogh, Lake Mary; (loverly Note, Donna Merrh, l.lta I'oeklman, iJonna June Mullins, Chriitino Crew*, Jake N'rwby and Lillie Nicley, Sun ford. Discharge* Clmm Cochrun, lark* Mary; Dorothy YnL-a, Harold E. Herhil Jr., Herman Hurton, Ida Fake**, Hugh Cowan, l.uclln llronson, Mamie Carter and Mra, Curt Koschwita and baity, Sanford. VFW Sets Elections lly Donna Kste* Election of new officer* of South Seminole VFW Po*t 8207 la slated following nomi­ nation* at next Tuesday's H p. m. meeting of the group nt the Post Home on tha Old Dixie IIwy. Members of Hie Auxiliary also will elect officers at their meeting scheduled for April 11 at (lie Post Home. ment. lloth had the same amount of water, fertilizer, sun and soil. Second pluce winners were Joseph Cattannzn, grade sev ell, for a Study of Fish; Km ily Dougherty, grade six, for a Pollinnlioll Study, and Mi chad Holton, grade eight, for Science xud Flrr. In third place were Judith Hates, grade seven for e x ­ periment* w i t h Geological Specimens; Katherine Hens­ ley, grade five, for a History of Dinosaurs, and John Haw­ kins, grade seven, for an ex­ hibit of Distillation. Honnnililo mention awards went to Janice llogeajis, grade eight, for her Pinhole Camera; J u l i o Williams, grade six, for an exhibit of Air Pressure; and Timothy Donulmc. grade five, for an Experiment with Color. The juister award went to Michael McCumlier, g r a d e four, for his drawings of Con­ stellations. 25 O f These Items I I I RI HA I Ann Page No Coupons Ann Fkge Pure Necessary Pineapple, G erry or Peach o*ur. M )r. imh Dot. . Pint Jar | Mayonnaise Ann Pane Purr 35c l-l.b. 8-Ot. Jar I Grape Jelly Lays Isis* l a w W mnt r l Potato Sticks n n i fillrt* M *S Is M u CeHtry D a rna/erl **J ssirsas le llm. Ha aae m a r t m nk. W iim dsadelasad*Uk Ike pe lm kim d •edIan st em6s,Ur, me keJsersright si /is4"dps.,.*l.irtt IW reealtd. arnd *]*>• ilk* a Li,l *. Ikias, )ea oa N« •km>maids InmirsakWrise*... J^Bread Stixs T . E. JOHNSON Pirates May Leave Pittsburg "W e can go no further," PITTSUUKGI! (P I ) — llnrring nn unexpected pcnnnnt Johnson said. " I ’m nfraid we victory, the game between tho will have to take some other Pittsburgh Pirate* and Chi­ action and leave tins city." cago Cubs next Sept. IH could lie the last major league base­ OVER 33 Y E A R S ball contest played here. At First A Palmetto This possibility increased ' (Alongside old post office) toduy following statements by protagonists in a inunieipnl stadium controversy thut their , positions wero unchangeable. I Sanford Furniture Co. D ayarn awaad»ksmyeaoak, aka. Sm d ia yema rm ads;I Uym 'reMl wtnlM •Uk sleelat urn eoUAM la m a r t mnk, iMera H vrhiU ua dsi. .ad yem Us* »U ke hit; reteudrd. Sm it/ttM It PORK CHOPS Lb.6 9 ' "Super. Right'* Freshly GROUND Tom Johnson, vice president | t f the Pirates, said Tuesday the club cannot pledge more • C a rp e ls • F u rn itu re than <2 million in the form • Tile • Pianos of guaranteeing bond* for the • Renta! Reds 113 million studiiim. 2 AH LOW AS > 2 Q <M> (EXCHANGE PLUS T A X ) RETIRE W ITH FISK 95c PE R W H E E L TO R A LANCE A N D T H E W EIG H TS ARE FREE. Cavanaugh Tire Service 1101 S. FRENCH A V E . FA 2-2263 NOW OPEN! SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS O PE R ATE D HY — MARVIN MILAM 118 - 220 M AG N O LIA PH O N E ■ J MOO Extra " Ur Plaid Stamp* Z M - With this roupon ami purehaae •“ of J.1.00 or more 3a • t Redermsldr onty at A&P store* filin g Plaid Stamp* In Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina. Limit one roupon per adult s«t* riistumer. J jj m JAX. 4-6-63 • Coupon g<Hid through April 6 ~ a Spruce-U p i i f H i B i H i H l f e i i H l a i a COM FORTABLE — W ITH A — •70 Extra Plaid Stamp* © FA 2-4933 CHRISTIAN IMPORTS W * iw f iu • m. u .u n, M as L cinr_ Kidney Beans I-I.b. Can Sultana Pork & Beans LIV IN G Borrow up to (5,0(10 With this roupon A purchase of Ann Page llroad. Fine or Extra Whir Take Up To S Yearn To Pay 1 Fa»l, Courteous Servlre No Appointment Necessary Blackeye Peas Cmi|K>n rimmI through April 6 h J -1-li ... Ur • l.'i4)-Os. Can Sulttaa l! Rand-Aids med. size ran 13c 1 HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN — Produce Specials .70 Extra Plaid Stamp* E rr .Noodles F A N C Y SWEET Corn 1-lb. l>ox 33c 10 ears 49c Coupon good through April 6 FRESH LONG GREEN jU U itttH tih iH A Itt TOIItllM9lfl!49i >». .70 Extra OF SANFORD MEM HER F.D.I.C. Asparagus Ur Plaid Stamp* Get Ready for Out-door Living! Crr»t Cantaloupes ea. 39c Family Site Tube Twtlh Paste 83c Coupon rimmI through April 6 t IDAHO SWEET »*■! ft) Mi Mill! fe ll CQiPfPiUmHVI A Screened Porch IT T J5 (jjj) Potatoes 10lb. bag 59c .70 Extra Plaid Stamp* ;*j CHERRY PIE ■ thla coupon A purchase of „ With thl Id„ (layer l Hayer m can add much ■ ■m. fo your home lb. 25c LARG E V IN E RIPF, yv With this roupon A purchase * f Aspirin Coupon J-t-6 hottle o f 100 73c<H through April A rimmI 3 9 ^ ilia ! M I alt M J iU tiJ u ii Soap 11c Hath liar* Palmolive Let us give you an estimate on the job. Soap- 2/31 c C O N STRU CTIO N PH O N E * Iona Yellow Cling 1 Lb.-13 Os. Can Peoches Shortening S Lb. Bag 25c Grit$ 3 Lb. Tin Jewel Did* Ll|r ~ * 55c x i* * 1 / * V ,* in* 59c A * p Fnill Lb. Can Hudson lUlhroom Tissue CO. FA 2-3103 Detergent . Pint 39c _. 4/53c Ad lg. pkg. 33c SaT PUM STAMPS Al tMMT S»*(K 81 Com#**.. »< •AP ■S uPer M ar^ets *m *0 »*l •«<••#*•.« >»a a.case a,e ** ” ** 33c Juie# Vel lg. pkg. 28c Cocktail 2/45c faolemon WE DO ALL KINDS OF REMODELING . . . COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL 211 W . 25TH ST. 1-l.b. Can Ann Part l-IJv. Can Ann Pan Red AVE. Your Home Now ! MORE I-I.b Can Iona Lima Beans Red Beans With this roupon A purrkaoa of ‘ Johnson A Johnson Plastic Strip, Sho&naluvi (ea a.ail Itl 25c^ "SuperRight'* Center Cut Detergent Tort receive an/ authentic lari* photograph true M L Calvary, tha 2/39c iC Pair ’ Em Up For Kxlrn Wear It) Mona Grlnstrad A program on parachuting will be presented for mem­ ber* of the North Orlando 4H Club by Jimmy Godwin, president of Paragators, Inc., of Orlando, at a meeting scheduled Dor 4:30 p. m. Thursday. Godwin also .will show a color film featuring para­ chute jump and sky diving team* of the Falling Angels during the meeting which will he held at the home of Mrs. Anton Krecek, 411 club lend­ er, al 140 N. Kdgetnon Ave. The meeting lias been open­ ed in order that all parents and interested persons may attend for (lie special pro­ gram. FOR 29 lb. Jar I Jane Parker lirunn 'N* Serve F'renrh ■ 12-Os Pkg. Of 2 EARTH Of HI. MLVJUtn k * *U*l*f rnsUI *4 jam . T im as*. 39c 4-0*. Can* Regular liar* Palmolive Cetwy...where Jammltsad mi Sad a •he mIke meala WOsrm f l i lt ...res ke )eenl Tku lealseye, ehlaaetiaatila tram PRESERVES Italian Dressing 25c j : $ l° ° With The Purchase ■ .inn Ann micr Page TOURS! THIS UVMS CROSS EMBEDDED M THE SACREO Thto fcebmd. rfw fa f a m * <aU<U»J Is • TISSUE 6 4-H Club To See Program On Parachuting SQUARE D AN CE C H A IR M A N for the Semi-Centennial Square Dance nt the Civic Center, Hob Hesserer, gets in practice for the big celebration set fo r April 20 by swinging two ladies at one time. Sally Gerrlty, (righ t) and June Williums (le ft) each g e l a swing in their uttruclivo dance club cos­ tumes. (Herald Photo) Special! Elegant Facial , n. 53c Pr* ^ Good Thru " • l^ a y , April i. 200 Magnolia Ave. at 2nd St. Suford, FI*. �ftanfnrS ^rr«R> Wed. Apr. S. *B3— rape 7 • STANDING ill'.M l •- RUMP REV. HOY M. I.UNU will In: tho speaker at the I.enten Series eermon Wednesday at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Ilia subject will be "The Blame for the Cross." Rev. Lund is pas­ tor of the Redeemer Lutheran Church In Winter Park. lintrj, chaplain; Joseph tint- | enulio, organist; Milton Talhot. inner guard, and Dcx Veltt, esquire. All Elks and their ladies are | invited. A tiuffet and social hum will follow the instullu tlon. Passion Play Train Scheduled A special train of the A t­ lantic Coast Lille will leave Fanford on Good Friday, April 12, for laika Wale* where pas•••ngera will witness the eve­ ning p e r f o r m a n c e of the mark llilla Passion Play. Originating at Sanford, the train will make stop* at Win­ ter Park, Orlando and Kissim­ mee. D E M N D (U P D - A special I.. T. Sheppard, local ticket Volusia County Grand Jury agent, said today ticketa nowreconvene* here Tuesday to are available for the special consider reports on steps Uk-i train, which will consist of a en to curtail bolita gambling minimum of 12 coaches and in the area. two diesel engines, with a The 18-inan panel, which baggage cor us food head­ began' work on the bolita quarters to lie dispensed by a probe Monday afternoon, la group of E d g e w a t e r High expected to issue a report School (Orlando). aomeUme today. Departure time from San­ The grand jury declared In ford is 4 p. m. Stops will t>e an interim report a month at Winter Park at 4:30 p. m.; ago that it found evidence of Orlando, 6 p. in., and Kissim­ organiied Illegal bolita In the mee at 6:20 p. m., with arrival county. It asked law enforce­ time at l4ike Wales at (1:30 ment agencies to file reports p. m. Price covers round-trip on efforts to enforce totter) rail fare and admission to the Passion I’lsy, tax included. lava. Sheppard said that last year Peafowl were Introduced to 000 men, women and children Greece by Alexander the hoarded the first ACL-Passion Great alter hia epla cam Play apecial train to I-ake paigns to India. Walrs. Volusia Grand Jury Reconvenes ROAST 4 8 SIRLO IN T IP ROAST I ALL MEAT STEW Lean M eaty Spare Ribs Lb. 3 8 PORK CHOPS «" L b .6 8 LEG 0 ' LAMB Lb. 3 8 fh*«ett (170 00 $ 7.00 111? 00 tia oo 11.00 •417 00 74 00 m oo 72»oo ■JLL22. 597 OO _1L22_ «fS m f«r 4 CHICKEN BACKS 2 lbs. 25c FRESH PIG HEAD lb. 10c MEATY RIB TIPS 5 lbs. $1 P L A N T A T IO N • LAR G E RAG MEAL or GRITS A -l l*KG. _ ^ _ TOUT TISSUE4«ous25 ----- FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES 0 OZ. PKG. MR. G. FRENCH FRIES 10c W IN T E R GARDEN 10 OZ. STRAWBERRIES . . . 2/45c ----- DAIRY SPECIAL ----F L A . GRADE A MED. EGGS 2 d o z . 7 8 FESH PRODUCE U. S. NO. 1 W HITE CARROTS <=*• 9‘ SWT. POTATOES 3 Lbs. 2 9 125 South ParkAve............................. r. FA 2 4612 Price* Good T hm April 7. TIP TOP SUPERMARKETS 1100 W. 13th ST. 78 58 Lb. 3 Lbs. 9 8 ‘ Quantity Right* Rtstrvtd riNANa suvici, i n c . A Ground Beef FRESH CRISP 7TTC57 ^ 100 re PURE PO TATO ES 10 LBS. 3 8 7777=- ll tb-ei. m m SHOUL. HOUND Soviets Say Passage Blocked MOSCOW (U l’ l ) - A Soviet akippor charged today that U. S. warships, bristling with rockcls and uncovered guns, recently blnrkcd I lie passage of his merchant shi|> to the Cuban port of llaceron. Capt. Vladimir Pavlov said that an American destroyer and armed trawler also ap­ proached his ship, the Kov­ rov, which wss bound for Cuba to pick up a load of augar. lie said it was only after a “ vigorous protest" on his part that the destroyer and the trawler sailed off and that he wai able to proceed to the harbor, followed by other U. S. naval vessels. _ ROAST 5 8 ' Sanford Elks Set To Install Officers Installation of these officer* will highlight a meeting of Sanford Elks Lodge at 8 p. in. Thursday: A. P. Itowersox. exalted rul­ er; Wade Snyder, l e a d i n g knight; L. II. Phillips, loyal knight; Horace Green, lectur­ ing knight; William Livingaton, secretary; Eugene Wal­ ter, treasurer; Frank Wilson, tiler, and Stephen Androsko, trustee. Also to he installed by Rob­ ert Hillhimer, past exalted ruler, assisted by other past rulers, will l>o Robert Wil- Itlll 4th ST. ft SANFO RD AVE . �______________ : . , #:> OTfr v . • r M .U, ' Page 8— Wed. Apr. 8, ’(>3 WettTerl Garden Club Plans Show In DeBary Hold Reception Membera of the First Bap(tit Church honored their pastor tod Youth Educational Director and their families at a reception from 3:30 to 8:30 p. m. Sunday at the church. The pallor, Rev. Fred B. Chance, hla wife and two daughter!, Rene and Melody, came to Sanford from Pensa­ cola, last September to as­ sume the pastorate of the Church. Mr. and Mrs. R. Willard Warfield, his wife and two daughters, Debbie and Revonda Sue, came to Sanford aa Educational Youth Direct­ or from Ft. Worth, Texas, a few weeks ago. He has a BA degree from Stetson University, where he majored in Bible and Sacred Music. He baa also served aa Educational Director In churches in Dotham, Ala., Thomasvllle, Ga. and Tampa. Wives of pulpit committees, headed by Mrs. C. L. Park Sr. and Mra. noy Britt, were in charge of arrangements for the reception. Miss Graco Marie Slineclphcr was in charge of the junior hostess­ es and Mra. Ray Slaton was chairman of hostesses. Greeting guests at the door were Mra. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. Ce­ d i Tucker and Mrs. Martin Stlnedpher. Mrs. Charles Robinson and Mra. Osborne Dormlny kept the guest book and background piano music was presented during the af­ ternoon by Mrs. Willie Pip­ pin, Mrs. Donald Knight and Miss Mary Ruth Watts. Mrs. Chance and Mra. Warfield wore purple orchid cor­ sages. Refreshments were sorted from two identical tables at each end of the room. They were covered with while damask cloths and held low arrangements in crysUl bowls, using a var­ iety of pastel carnations, snap dragons, staticc with Queen Anne’s iacc. The guest book table held an arrangement of carnations and two tall floor baskets holding pink and white gla­ dioli and fern were placed at vantage points. Mrs. Homer Little and her committee served refresh­ ments of assorted dainty par­ ty cookies, chicken salad sandwiches and fruit punch. Serving trays and punch bowls were all crystal. Each punch bow] was surrounded with Queen Anne's la<e. Presiding at the punch bowls were Mrs. E/ C. Harp­ er. Mrs. Denver Cordell, Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Mra. Douglas Stcnstrom. The committee was ably assist­ ed by other members of the church. Among the 400 guests, who railed during the appointed hours, were members of the Ministerial Association, their wives, friends and members of the church. By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Garden Club Is sponsoring the annual Flower Show, this Thursday and Friday at the Commun­ ity Center. Mrs. John Chambers Is gen­ eral chairman assisted by Mrs. Angel Dicz ami Mrs. William Naegcl. Theme oi the sliow will be “ A Salute to DeBary our Growing Com­ munity.” The ladies have planned a bigger and better show titan ever before. At a special planning meeting at the Fire Recreation Hail, pictures of the state flower show, in Jacksonville, were shown to the group. Program On Care Of Lawns At HD Center \Miss Sand fort Marries Douglas Holmes Clevenger Flemings WHITE P A T E N T NEVER NEEDS POLISHING I SIZE fl|j SHOE If you need an extra wide piece of wax paper, seal Iwo pieces together with a hot Iron. The Jan Fortunes Hold Open House By Jane Casselberry I Mrs. Fortune and young|the capital to be on hand fori lure, but will return home la­ Rep. and Mra. Jan For-| Jan will accompany him to) the opening of the Lcglsla-1 ter in the week. (une, 2120 -Sunderland nd., English Estates, entertained Mary Esther’s "Featuring Fashions Just For You" 200 N. P A R K AVE. KTORH HOURS: B TO 5:30 a host of friends and wellwishers from nil over the county at an open houso Sat­ urday afternoon. The guests were eager to congratulate Bep. Fortune on Ilia recent election and to bid them farewell prior to tlicir departure Sunday fur Talla­ hassee. N O W FOR — EASTER N E W SPRING SUITS A N D SPORT COATS DONNA A N D JAN FORTUNE chut with Mrn. Katherine buhl o f Gen­ eva, president o f the Sanford Republican Womnn'a Club, ut an 0|>en House held nt thuir English Estate* home IuhI Saturday. TRICES START A T JUST jg .9 9 • • • Choose from thrro • button, alugla brensted, renter vent, flap pocketa and other lend­ ing styles. In imported and domestic wool worsted, wool and dac­ ron blends. Sizes for rrgulura, shorts, longs. Family Fashions And DeBary Personals By Mra. Adam Mutter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youman of DeBary Drive enter­ tained with two tallies ot bridge this past week. Des­ sert was served as (lie play­ ers arrived. They were Mrs. N. Samuels, Mrs. I). MacFarlane, Mrs. S. Leigh, Mrs. G. Lundquist, Mrs. E. lovanna, C&WCUI&. Footwear Downtown Sanford LEARN to DANCE the CHA CHA Mrs. H. Waters and Mrs. Al­ bert Waters. Mr. and Mrs. V. Caine ot Narciscus Drive had as their recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jtobert Craig o( Lancaster, S. C. Local Events THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2 Or­ der of Eastern Star will meet at H p.m. at the Masonic Building for an Easter pro­ gram and tha regular busi­ ness session. Tile Indies Society of the Brotherhood of Izieomntlvc Firemen and Enginemen meet at the humu of Mrs. J A. Calhoun, 2039 Mcllonvillc Avr. at 8 p.m. for tile month­ ly business and social meet­ ing- Mrs. Margaret Nolle of Naranja Road received an award from the University ot Florida, granting her a sci­ ence award to study at the College of Sciences this sum­ mer. Mrs. Nolle teaches the seventh grade at All Souls School In Sanford, and grad­ uated from I in nt a r u 1a t c School in Pennsylvania aa a iciencc and math major. She will study geology and phys­ ics during the summer ses­ sion. The mother of three children, she will begin her fifth year at AU Souls School next year. BY LIB B E Y Ry Jane Casselberry ! Tile maid of honor, Miss wedding cake was threeMiss Pauljnc Evelyn Sand- 1Claudia Sowers, of Winter tiered and the serving table Park, More a dress of fuchsia was decorated with white fort, daughter of Mr. and silk organza over a taffeta handles and bouquets of pink Mrs. Frederick H. Sandforl i sheath of the same shade and white gladioli. Assisting Jr., Altamonte Springs, be­ with matching accessories. ’ with the reception were Mrs. SETS OF 12 came the hride of Douglas She wore a petal hat with A. C. Hines and Mrs. Mdlon OR Holmes Clevenger, son of Mr. fuchsia veil and carried a Tinsley. O PEN STOC K and Mrs. Philip Clevenger, bouquet of white chrysanthe­ After the reception the Maitland, Sunday. Marcn 17. mums. bride and groom left for a THE APPROPRIATE at 2:30 p.m. nt the First Bap GLASS FOR ANY MIXED Billy Winterbottom of Win- wedding trip on the East DRINK. list Church in Winter Park. i ter Park served as best man |Coast of Florida. The bride The Rev. Lane Patrick of­ for the groom. chose for her going-away out­ ficiated at the double-ring Ttu- bride's mother wore a fit a two-piece brown suit ceremony. The bride was , two-piece dress of blue linen ' with white accessories and given in marriage by her fa­ with white accessories and a the orchid from her bridal ther. Mrs. C. E. Hoshauer. corsage of white ehrysanthc- j corsage. Gift* • Card* - IRmks organist, played a selection of mums. The groom's mother's j They arc now residing at (Formerly McVicars) traditional wedding music. 1ensemble consisted of a two |209 South West Street, An­ 211) E. First St. The bride was lovely in a piece turquoise dress with gola, lnd. ballerina length w e d d i n g matching accessories and a gown of white Chantilly lace corsage o( white chrysanthe­ over taffeta with long tapered mums. S TYLE D FOR THE W ELL "C ESSED sleeves. She wore a sltorl net Following the ceremony a MISS FOR EASTER T i. veil attached to a crown of reception was held at thj flowers, and carried a white home of the bride's parents, TH IS SHOE MADE OF P A T T IN A Bible and white orchid. 110 Hattaway Drive. The The Sanford Home Demon­ stration Cluh will meet this , Thursday at 2 p.m. in the HD Center for the monthly ses­ sion. I Cedi Tucker or Ernest Lundbcrg will present a pro'gram on the "Care of Lawns." Members who have any problems are requested to tiring samples of their grass in a box. Hostesses for the day will lie Mrs. John Senkarik and Mrs. William Wright. GUESTS OF HONOR nt n reception nt the First Baptist Church, Sunday nfternoon, nro from left, Mr. and Mrs. It. Willard Warfield and Rev. and Mra. Fred B. Cltnnce. (Herald Photo) BAR GLASSES TO 3. 3C.9S TO Ivey's *7.93 STORE I v 3UUI S E E ! A I t. f \ • v •- » f I i , MR. AN D MBS. DOUGLAS 11. CLEVEN G ER Pinecrest PTA Plans Program Tlic Pine rest School spring program. "The Pine Crest Follies of ’63". is scheduled ’for this Friday night, at 8:U0 p. in. As well as entertainment being presented by the fa­ culty and professional musi­ cians, many ot the children arc also being featured in their own performances. Of tlic children, several of tha ads come from other areas of Ur- world which the child­ ren learned while living tlicrc. A Japanese number fea­ tures an authentic Japanese dance and costumes. In addi­ tion, tlic playing of a Japan­ ese harp or Nagoya harp greatly contributes to Its ap­ peal. A Hawaiian dance is also being presented. From Mrs. Doris Duxbury’ s fifith grade classroom an acrobatic team has planned an outstanding routine. Mrs. Duxbury is excellently quali­ fied in working with them in this as she was a former dance teacher here. Mr*. Cathy Harrison’s room is presenting a costumed inter­ pretation of "Tom Dooley” and Mr*. Anne Bcjnold* sixth grade, a fedk stance. These arc but a few of the attractions which ti* Pinecost * PTA plans for the f a JUNIOR SPORT evening entertainment. The ads were selected by talent allows first occurring withinj each classroom. Next, the children performed by grade and from licrc the most out­ standing performances were selected . The proceeds from the program are to be used in meeting current school needs. SUIT SPECIAL! ■l/rn | to junior buy Easter Sunduy, every Sunday . . . dress him in smart washable c o t t o n p l a i d s . Contrast slacks o f cotton guburdine. All 3button models. The Life Time Gift For Graduution A M E R IC A N ?5.95 EASTER April 14 TO LJRI8TER For The Busy Career Woman THURSDAY NITE Beginning at 9:00 P. M. BOY’S CHOICE! 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Ga ( U n » — vited only a few weeks ago Arnold Palmer, suing con­ because of his outstanding trary to all tradition, .singled play on the fall tour and is out newcomer Tony Lenta honest enough to admit his today as a good bet to be­ knees still arc shaking a come the only golfer in his­ bit “ I'm sorry if 1 seem pre­ tory ever to win tltc Master* occupied." he apologized on hi* first try. realize no first-timer while beating a bagful of e\cr has won here before," halls on the practice tee, •aid Hie 33 year old Palmer, “ but this is my first time who will In- seeking his fourth line and 1 in still trying to Master*' title starting Thurs­ gei my bearing*. “ 1 can understand why day, “ but tliat dues not mean they say it takes a few years it can’t happen. “ And if it does happen, to get the loci of being in Leina couid be the boy to do (the Masters. I'm honored it. Man, have you seen some just to have )>een invited— of hi* drives? He hits ’em why. some of the men in this clear out of sight, I like the , tournament like Gene Sararon and By run Nelson I onrest of his game, too." Lenta, a slender, good look­ ily kuow- from reading about. “ A man who was invited ing 29-year old pro from Oak­ land. Calif., is in the Matt­ here for the first time and ers on “ a pass." He was in­ i didn't feel the magnitude of thi* n en t would have to he numb." Still, there are other fine golfers besides Palmer who think the rangy l.cma bus an excellent chance lo shatter precedent. “ Ordinarily, you have to stick will* Palmer and some of the boys who have done 11 in (lie past," *av» former PGA champ Jay Hebert, but don't *ell a fellow like Lema short. I like the way lie'* been playing lately and he has the equipment to win here." Wally Burkcmo. another former PGA champ, thinks so. too. “ He's one of those long knockers who can carry moat of these lulls with his drives." Burkcmo said, “ Lite first time out here is always rough. By United Press International nati Rt-il*. Warren ppahn of Casey Stengel can't say the Milwaukee Braves anti Camilo Pascual of the Min­ whether it's a miracle or a nesota Twins all turned in mirage, but he and hi* New important performances dur­ York Mets are in firtt place. ing lung stints on the mound. That's right, the hapless, O'Toole yielded only two helpiett, hopeless Met*, who hits in eight innate* and lost a record 120 games in stretched his string of score­ 1902, are M-r-a-t in the Na­ less innings to 22 as the Beds tional League Grapefruit Lea­ downed the Chicago White gue standings today. They’ve Sox, 7-0. Eddie Kasko had compiled a 14-9 record for a four hits and rookie I’ ete .609 percentage—a half game Hose three to lead the Beds' better than the Houston Colts 14-hit attack. and 6Vs games better than Spalin and Puseual each the league champion San went the route in the Braves' Franciaco Giants. 3-1 triumph over the Twins. To make another compari­ Pascual yielded n homer to son, the Meta' 14-9 mark i* Lee Mayo and a three run practically the opposite of the double to Joe Torre in the lordly world champion New first inning but then settled York Yankees, who have only down to demonstrate lie is a 10-14 slate to show for their ready to open the season. elforts this spring. Spalm scattered six hits in a Ernie Broglio, the St. Louis typical performance by the Cardinals' opening-day pitch­ 40-year-old Milwaukee star. er, limited the Mets to two Luis Aparicio hit a grand hits and two runs in seven in­ slam homer and Dick Brown nings Tuesday but the Met* also homered to lead the Bal­ exploded like the 1927 Yan­ timore Orioles to a 9 2 romp kees in the eighth inning. over the Washington Sena­ They poured over five runs tors. Chuck Estrada went the and then threw up a defense first seven innings fur the like the 1931 Athletics in the Orioles and was tagged for last two inning* to preserve a |five hits, including a two-run 7-6 victory that stretched homer by Don Luck. their winning streak to three Two-run homers by Willie games. Mays and Felipe Alou carried Highlighting tlie big rally the Giants lo a 6.1 decision was Cliff Cook's third homer over the Cleveland Indians. A of the sprinr -ith a runner ou two-run Iwmci by Fred Whit­ hate. Ed fManepool had a field and a double by Walter double and Larry Burright, Bond were the big blows for Charley Neal. Marv Thronethe Indians. berry and Ron Hunt had atnErnie Fazio homered and gles during the rally. Bill Busty .StunI) hail a key double White and Ken Boyer bomto lead the Huuston Colls to ered for file Cardinal*. a 9-5 victory over the Los Jim O'Toole of the ClncinAngeles Angel*. Don Notebart and Hal Woodcslnck held the Angel* to seven hits. Bob I V T H K c m c i IT M U N T I1F Turley, former Yankee aee T i l S*. M M II J I I I I H I I , l u l ­ attempting n comeback, was lin '. I\ |M I M ill sstwi l»uin'>ed for Itto runs iu time !VOl»: C O l ' V T V . FI- O I H K A . tuning*. in f M v v r r a v m i . ij t m BAM K. p i e r c i :. J R . Ted Bowslield and Ed Ba­ Plaintiff. ku* collaborated ill a fourJA C K P. IV E U U hitter that enabled tile Kan­ I >• fen.taut M >t i r e ok p in iL ii i .i i m i n : sas City Athletic* to defeat s u e ir r L t i H k o k c m - tltc Detroit Tigers, 4-o. The C U T COUNT N O T IC E IS H E R M I T O tV - A'* nicked 16-game winner E.N that the unUetalanei), AH - Hank Aguirre for two runs T i l l ’ It H. B E C K W I T H . J i t , in tiie second Inning and atitl­ Klerk o f the Circuit Court of An­ riemlnule County, K lo r ld * will ed two more against on the t i l l ) day o f A|>rll. ltr*l derson tn the eighth, lilySt 11:00 A. It, at Hi* Semi­ nole Coun ty Courthouse In wood Sullivan drove in three the C it y o f Sanford Florida, of the runs with two singles o f f e r for tale and atll at pub­ lic out cry 10 the hleheat and and a double. ba>l bidder for cash the f o l ­ lion Drykdaie. Pele Bichert l o w in g dtacribed p ro p e rly and Ed Hocbuek pitched a situated In Stminole County. one-hitler a* tin- Iru* Angeles Florid a. t o - » l t : A ' . t i l Fo rd Tlan.b a agon, Dodgers beat tlie University p e n a l No. A I K W 117170 The follow Ins described of New Mexico, 4 0, in Albu furniture, to - w lt: <iucri|uc, N. M. Coach Pete Ulnln g room table and t Beiser appeared as a pinch,-hair> (m a h u f any I. W etU n gh o u a e It Cu. Ft. R e ­ hitter against the collegians f r i g e r a t o r and Fr eese r and drove m tlie final Dodg­ Bu ffet One (I k pla tf o rm rocke r er run with a single. Legal Notice chair. C o f fe e table. .Itnrreon 21" T le iU in n ami ra dio-re cord p l a j e r com bin ­ ation unit T w o I5t double beds* T h r . e ( l l clieele of drawers V •n il) w ith mirror. H " Klillco Television, table model with table. K e » k with « drawers. T w i n bade T . o j n . r Clialr. Tab le with S chairs j o * ptiapper p ow er lawu mow er Pmetl O. V radio W i t h e r Chair Fo ld in g lounge clialr pureuant lo tinFinal lietree of Kotecloeuro entered In a case pending In Said Court. Iba style of which it g.VSI K. P I E R C I jn Plainti f v. J A C K P. VV k-LKa. Kafendatil. VV I T N E P P my t. . I ai d o f ­ ficial seal uf »o -J Court thle lei da) o f Apri lt<; m i vi.> Ar th u r H Beckwith. J r , Clerk o f tna Circuit Court ll> : Martha T. Vlh leo K ep uty Clerk Publish A p r i l #, l*Ve. COlt-12 J Why YOU Starchiefs Pace League Tlie Starchiefs with 60 wins huhi first place ill the Bill Hemphill Motorettca Bowling League. Close behind are the i’ontiacs with 66 wins and tlie iuvictus with 63 wins. Tho Molorcttes were reully hitting them hard with Elaine Kuslival of the Starchiefs slid Evelyn Mills of the Tempests pacing rhe Irugue. Elaine roll­ 'd a 216-511 ami Evelyn had a 203-620, itlta Stein turned in a 190 to help the Riviera*. Other high guinea were rolled by Betty Richey of the LeSulne* with a 179 and Kitty f’uidy of the i'uiitiacs a 177. I.indu Host of the Bonneville* had a 175. i Sanford Socks Wildwood Larry Pivec blasted out Seminole* to an easy 15-3 three hits and drove in seven win over Wildwood Tuesday. runs to lead tlie Sanford It was the fifth victory of tlie campaign for the locals against two defeats. l'ivec tn threo trips to tlie plate blasted out a single, double and triple. Aiding Pivec at the plate with some hefty swinging were Rli-k Gallagher, Bulcit Riser and Tint Barrow man, all with two lilts each. Oviedo picked up its third j win in four games Ibcsday j nipping New Smyrna, 3-2 be- j Oviedo Cops Third Win; Courier Hurls R A Y HUDSON presents the lop stud* eliminntur check of $500 to John Tempest, o f Cocoa, anil his co-driver, lied Snell, tor eliminating: all other stock classes in last Sunday’s race at the Osceola ilrayt strip. (Herald 1‘ liotu) ★ ★ ★ ★ 1 lie post weekend ill San­ ford turned out to be a fast one at tlie Osceola drag strip, with big nanio drivers and tar* from throughout the l mini Slates here to com­ pete. One driver and his ear were flown in from California. Sat­ urday's race* were twice in number over normal Grady Marsh came back with his alteied "gusset” and took “ little eliminator" honors with an elimination time o f 13:83. Tom Bogera, of San­ ford, took tho "little stock eliminator" prize with an ★ ★ ★ Lifetim e Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment's Slovv-pitcli S o ft b a ll League will get underway Monday night. The Men's Leugue this year will be composed o f MX teams with all six teams spoiling heavy liutsmeii ami defensive giants. Team sponsors fur tiie Men's League this year a i«: Chaao A Co.. Uudcoek F'urnillure, Me Raney faint & Glass, VVilson-Mulcr F u r n i t u r e , Kiligswood Builders and J. II. Grant Co. of lamgwood. The league this year will uffont u 30-game acliculc per team with plenty o f firework* expected throughout tlie seasoil. 'Ihe Women's League will get underway on Tuesday night ut 7:30 at F't. Mellon. The teams tills year ure spon­ sored by Jet Lanes, Williams ★ ★ Humid F U L L : Periodic Inspection F R E E : Flat Tire Repair F U E L ; 'lir e Uudjfct Term s - N o Carry in y C h a rge T IR E S PE C IA LIS T SINCE 1933 McKOHURTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Diatnbutur* I ’ur Drnnian Custom Built l i a s W* Give Plaid Stamp. 105 W. I lnti 81. 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For lots of fun uml action Sleek Honda, a sensational tiie Sunford Recreation De­ NEW YORK (f U I ’ I) — pup who is Just two years old partment urges all fans to The New York Statu Athletic this month, rates as the wincome out and enjoy many longest runner in the featur­ Commission, which Tuesday’ nights of aoftbuil action. ed ninth race and lie will lie adopted a five-point program trying fur his eighth win in of safely measures for pro­ this contest. He lias already fessional boxing, i* going Pick Yanks triumphed in four Grade A j ahead with other studies to BOSTON <UI’ I» — Tim events, two of them features. reduce injuries in the ring. Academy of S|mrH Editors If Sleek I'ondu can annex | have picked tlie New York another victory tonight lie Yankees lo win tin* Ameri­ will have to lie regarded as , can League pennant by a a distinct threat in the viewide margin. lory chase (or the track j Tlie editors gave the Van championship In whi c h, kues a score of 93 per cent though Monday night. 16 arc ft* compared to 6 per cent speedsters were trailing Den­ for the Detroit Tigers, their ny Mac by only from one lo I closest competitor in the poll. three point*. Other fan favorites in tlie , T he fhoenlcbms are credit­ evening's muiu event include ' ed with introducing peafowl Daring Darlene, Fathom, Toto Europe about 3,ouo years peka Bose and Cherokee Sun­ ago. down. FIRST ST. & Warranty. Elaine Kostival grabbed it was Courier's third win high game credit with a 191 of the season. In getting the and 184 and high series with win, Ov iodo banged out eight 510 in tho last session of the Shooting Stars H o w l i n g hits with Bonnie Howell, League. Her tcum-mate, Suzy Wnylie Jinobs ami We* Swell- Reno, came through with a soil connecting fur two hit* 167-433. Other high games were each. Mary Stennaii 176, Virginia Hughey 1*2 and Hetty Church 167. tl'e top s t o r k position again ! for tho |otl0 prize money. ! Blakeley also showed up I lignin and won the middle eliminator position with an ' ET “ f 10:80. A good crowd of around I 3,500 persons witnessed sumo |of the South's finest drugraring hole Inst weekend, with $850 in cush uwards ami tro­ phies being presented lo the top drivers. Tho next scheduled races aio Apiil 13; to try to make it un appointment to be there. AT LARRY S GULF SERVICE Itoail hind the four hit pitching of Jim Courier. Kostival Cops Honors The next game for Sanford ts against DeLand on Friday. YOUR GET Should Buy, Unconditional elimination time of 16:39 in a 63 Chevy J Stocker. lilrn Blakely cruised up in his 1915 Saxon ami took tlie "middle eliminator" position in 10:90 elimination time. His Saxon had a Chevy mill under tlie hood Norman lluiiiliicll got the "top eliminator'' hon­ ors witli on elimination time of lU:89 in an ullvivd drag­ ster. John Tempest, of Cocoa, speeded in to tiie top stork class with an KT of 12:35 driving a Tempest station wagon. After a hard night's work, Tempest came buck and won Slow Pitch League Set To Start Monday TIRES from McROBEUTS * Wed. Apr. 3, ’ 83— Unfre 9 HrroHi Pivec Drives In 7 Big Name Drivers Compete Mets In First Place Butts Gave Out A t Osceola Drag Race Strip In Grapefruit Loop Facts-Cook A T L A N T A (U P !) — A t ­ torney General Eugene Cook said Tuesday that former Uni­ versity of Georgia Athletic Director Wulluce Butts di­ vulged vital team secrets and was in contact with known gamblers prior to tlie 1962 Georgia-Alabama f o o t b a l l game. In a report on a two-week investigation to Gov. Carl Sanders into an alleged South­ eastern Conference football scandal, Cook disclosed that the one-time famous football mentor had amassed a net fortune of approximately $2uti,U00. Ills salury was |16,000 n year. Hull's resignation from Georgia, where he had coach­ ed or directed athletics for 23 years, was summarily ac­ cepted Ft-li, 28, less limn a mouth before u magazine ar­ ticle accused hint of telephon­ ing football information to Alabama Coach I’nul (Heart Bryant ju»t before the two teuins clusiied in iliiinuiglii.m last Sept, 22. Hi j ant and Iiutts have de­ nied exchanging information that could affect the outcome of tlie game, ltut Cook pro­ duced signed statement* from six Georgia athletic staff member* that tlie conversa­ tion. as reported, "conveyed vital and important informa­ tion that Could have uffcclcd the uulcomu'' of tin GeorgiaAiahunia game. Alabama, favored by 17 points, beat Georgia 33-0 lie. fore a ciovvd of 64,900 in Bir­ mingham, Ala. Cook empha­ sized that no player on either team was involved in any way. 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Ethcll, a nix-yenr vet­ eran o f Sanford Heavy Attack aviation, has been assigned to tho ataff o f the comman­ der o f Heavy Attack W ing One. A Iwmlmrdier - navigator Ethel! reports f r o m Heavy Attack Squadron One, also b as«) at NAS. Ho will work in tho Wing Intelligence D e p a r t ­ ment as special mis­ sions and radar target intelligence officer. Ho and his wife, Polly, and their three children re­ side at l o t Pinccreat Drive. g U N ) 6 739 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY i LIMIT -1 YOUR CHOICE WITH SS.00 FOOD ORDER SKINLESS (Imitation) w PURPOSE OIL 34 _ lady fair LIMIT-t YOUR CHOICE WITH SS.00 POOD ORDER Boneless Beef BEEF 3 STEW S 9 atfal.. t * "Hi-C" FRUIT Garden Fresh Produce NABISCO ■ t a • * * Anna of preatiga in the buaincM and civic Ilf. of your community. For information, call V IKC IN IA PETItO BKI I*. O. Box 1211 NUBA M iltIIIS TB 8-1314 24 OZ CANS 12 OZ JARS CALIFORNIA EXTRA FANCY 46 OZ CANS » 29 OZ CAN F .F , DELUXE PEACH, PINEAPPLE, OR APRICOT CORN7*! 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Finn, CIIC, NAB Banfonl chaplain. Chaplain Finn will provide the invocation for tho VMS p. m. meeting. Meahlcr will present the LADY PAIR SLICED HAMBURGER featured lecture which will be aupplcinrntcd by color slides. Ho will rmphuslzc the train­ LADY PAIR ICED CINNAMON ing performed by the Wing to prepare Sanford-based flight crews to operate ns carrierbased components o f the U. S. Striking Force. LIBBYGOLDENl Heavy A 11 u c k Squadrons Seven, Nino and Klevpn are currently at sea fulfilling this mission with Uia Second and Sixth Fleets, Meahicr’a presentation will also deseriho tho bombing 46 OZ GRAPfc , ORANGE, ORANGE capabilities o f tho Douglas CANS P IN EA P P LE OR FR U IT PUNCH A JIB Skywarrinr and North American A&A Vigilante, the twin-jet attack IioiuIhts used by aquadrons of Hcuvy A t­ tack Wing Ono. Both Tully nnd Mcshier are long-time veterans of lleuvy Attack. Kuch has commanded • squiulron; Tully, Suuford's VAH-6, uiitl Mcnhier, VAII-rt • t NAS W h id b a y Island, Wnshington. THIS EMBLEM l im it p l e a s e u* Boneless Round SMOKED SAUSAGE CHUNK BOLOGNA 3 J g lim it p tsa s* FRANKFURTERS DKBARY — Th# DeBary Civic Association will hoat top ranking officer* from the Ban ford Nava! A ir Station April 0 for a briefing on 'T h e Mia ■Ion and Capabilities of Ifenvy Attack Aviation/* C h e a t e r Rearlck, president, announced today. LEAN TENDER 49 nuK‘39 m 45 L IM IT - 6 P L E A S E Civic Assn. To Host Top NAS Officers u 39$ CHEER giant 79< illa - c x . 37< s u n s h in e o r b it fe w * . 35c CREME SANDWICH �F ifth T T o lu m n to r L a tin A m e r ic a Skimming The Cream Some o f our more thoughtful folk keep worrying over how to xjxit and develop the creative individuals among the rising tide o f youngsters flooding into our schools. Fresh evidence suggests they will tend to separate themselves from the pack. A University o f California study, financed by the Carnegie Con tora­ tion and spurred bv one o f its trus­ tees, Hoard Chairman Charles Thom­ as o f Monsanto Chemical, turned up three or four keys to the creative spirit. The university’s researches dealt with genuinely creative persons in art, science, literature, mathematics, architecture and other fields. One key itossessed by all is indc|M>ndence. Another is flexibility. A third is eagerness for atal recep­ tiveness to new experience. A fourth is a person's ability to understand himself, to know how to draw on his inner resources and govern his weak­ nesses. Knlarging on these notions in the Monsanto magazine, John Gardner, president o f the Carnegie Founda­ tion. says the creative ones show their independence by escaping the imprisonment o f group pressures. They do not hold much with phrases like "everybody's doing it" or “ what will people say?” They do not accept something as fact simply Itecause most people seem to believe it. Vet they do not take their non­ conformity to foolish lengths. Usual­ ly they dress and behave quite con­ ventionally, saving their rebellion for matters o f major consequence. Those who imagine that bizarre clothing and unorthodox habits de­ monstrate independence may in fact merely be cloaking a very ordinary, uncreative spirit. Creative |>eop!e do not fence themselves in with rigid views, but keep themselves mentally “ loose.” Sometimes this makes them appear pretty disorganized, especially to teachers who like things in neat packages. Hut out o f this seeming disorder often comes the really orig­ inal approach to a problem. Particularly in the artistic realm today, the notion has got about that you prove creativity by rejecting everything that has been done be­ fore you came on the scene. Hut the t ’alifornia study shows that the creative person shuts his mind to nothing. He absorbs the past, lie tries to see, hear and digest more of the present than uncreative fellows. Kxperience, taken with a purpose and not just for its own sake, is fuel to his receptive mind. The problem, as always, is to try to discern the individual with these special marks at a reasonably early age—and get him started in fruitful directions. The California study, as thus far re|>orted, seems to o ffe r no more re­ liable hints than have others on the matter o f how to distinguish the creative from the merely rebellious in the first stages. Their early growth can be slowed and misdirect­ ed before they finally pull clearly ahead ot the ranks o f the uncreative. DeGaulle... Odd-Man-Out It) Joseph W. Grlgg 1‘AltlS (U l’ l ) — ItcMiinplion ot Untied Matcs-Sov id talks on Berlin in WashingIon fintls French President Charles <lo Gaulle once again In his odd-man out role France Is taking no pari in the talks. |)e Gaulle is not even an interested spec­ tator. in- simply Is ignoring |them. That lias been Pc Gaulle's posture for at least is months where Fast-West talks with the Soviets are concerned. There Is no sign of Ids changing m the near future Sines* the end of HMl lie Caulle has refused any part in negotiations with tin- BusaIans His hostility even to diplo­ matic ••probing'' on ltcrtin blew up into a crisis m the North Atlantic Council in December its! I It wa s settled old) by a c o m p rdndse arrangement I hat |lw* I'nited Slates and HOARDING THAT BATTY HSOPLP/ 3LIST AOI «3ECV.V CARDEN vfcT OUT. ME BKircej'j HCAtt A , COUPLE CP 4-TUPlO CHlCKCHO XO ( RAISE.' THERE HE IS NOW.WADOLIN: 3UT TO TH’ tlACAoe WITH A SACK — p r o b a b l y p u l l o p e m p t y Po t t l e NOW ME STOPS TO BRUSH TH'CRUM06 OFF WIS VEST T O TH’ C H IC K EN S/ Worry Clinic young a sills' mi many ai list* ai,- matron sign of |»>pulni youngei OH.NEW. HARVEY, HE'S U 'sty ALL RIGHT/HE TOLD AtE THE-HENS WOULD/ ULD NEVER JUMP THE t— Fe n c e into s o u r -j ARDE-N — s a i d THEY W ER E SO U SED TO BEING attended BY SERVANTS THEY HAVE TO BE LIFTED LIP TO THE ROOSTS : i.. s i i o i . H v h i .h liu n n .-a Manager j i i i i I HASH MII.TUI.IXK Circula tion Manager w ia .i.s vie. Iiaulcal HiipL Co nil who Mipporled my vnmpiiiKn anil voted i*. cere Thunk* and Appre­ ciation. Now, as your circled Itrprcecnlativr, I pledge my full effort to represent all nl Seminole County and all ita ( ‘lllrens — ami to insure llial your sulre Is heard in Tallahassee. Jan Fortune I'd. Pol. Adv. Great Savings On Busy Terms MATHER of Sanford SOFAS I j \ By Prestige, Wuyneline and Stratford SURE, HES HAPPY - cause his Dad banks . “ crutch.*' / at the Atlantic i.'laaslflrd M an ag er k i i i : ii Thank Y FROM A W O ltl.l) OF FINK F U ltM TU K K j. u n m Keatute Udltor FA 2-0811 Sportsmen Angry Over Killings HOUSK S’aufnrti Sjcralii lu ll 1111, 1,1 VIIO'IM A M I'iilmctlo to me. What I do not under­ stand is iiow Cotton's lull, and ulted, " I wish you and Mrs. during my mlatuntion witli Crane could come to my similar measures already in­ i that married man in my wedding. troduced, would improve mat­ "For if you hadn't urged home town ters any. me to break off with that "But what you said really Under these proposals, as I married man, I never would did register with me. In fact. I have thought alxuit it a gel it. areas wanting to ob­ I have met Hon. " I'll confess that I listen­ great ileal ever since. serve daylight time would no ed to what you urged me to "For | remembered you longer move their docks do only reluctantly and told me a girl easts the ahead an hour as they do . though I felt miserable and •proxy- votes for her future now. Instead, they would |cried almost all the way to utilsirn children when *h« move into a ditlcrcnt time the neiglilMiring city. I left marries. Ami since the aver­ home and enrolled at Busi­ age family now includes three zone. children, that meant 1 east Take Washington, for ex­ ness College, "There I took the one year four votes when I picked ample. II would spend Ihc winter m the Kastcrn time diploma course. At first, I Hon. "So I shall lx- eternally zone, its present habitat. Bill felt like a zombie, for I just round mechanically, grateful for the stern talking in the suincr, it wot,Id move went j to that you gave iiii " into the Atlantic time zone. feeling dead inside. "But as weeks passed, I ' Fiery smart girl ran which begins about 2m) miles east of here, ’llial |Miint is slowly began to pork up. I serve as a "family elevator." For even if she comes about 123 mites out in the j gw **- And during Ihc second ocean. j semester, I even liccamc ac- ftuiu tlie wrong side ot the Proposals that the capital |dvc in school affairs m > I tracks and has been reared be dumped into the sea are was elected secretary of my in a drunken, brawling liomr, die ran »till establish a good not exactly novel, bill hut are, arc, I 1class. "When Igraduated, I was home environment for her submit, totally impractical. The weather here is humid placed in a high salaried ■children. IF. position, for myBusiness And that lug " I F " means, enough already. College put* every graduate IF she will use her head and into a splendid job. * east tli«sr proxy votes of "And the very first man her future uiiliorii haloes I worked lor was a Purdue <most wisely, engineering g-aduatc. I wrv- j laiis was infatuated with a led as his secretary. He was married man when she was very cordial and courteous1only 17 and an immature and it wasn't six months till ! girl. ST. PAUL. Minn. (U P I) — j we liegan dating regularly. Slit- believed firmly ai Hint Sportsmen throughout the I "Then he proposed and we time that she could never, state of Minnesota were "upl are lo be married next never fall in love again in arms" today over the I ironth. But balk al lent- she has deaths of thousands of ducks , "And. oli, Hr. Crane, Hon served as a splendid "family along the Mississippi liner it the most wonderful man elevator" for her future because ol nil pollution. I ever knew. He is kind and youngsters. Conservation workers said lii.ndsoinc and gallant and They will now hair a smart they huve found dead beaver' able to earn a good salary so father, able to support them and muskrats and said man) when Vve obtain those three well, instead of a man wlxi fish may also die as a result children you said I'd pro­ would he paying *U|)|xirt and bably have, Hon can easily alimony to a former family. of the pollution. So In - smart Itomancc will Forrest Lee, supervisor ot; support thin. There it no single force which causes more disruption in the education, training, cmplnymrnt and personal lives of our youth toduy . .. than Hie Wed., April 3, 19G3 |draft law. page 1-A Sanford, Florida — Itep. Thomus II. Curtis, Rvv x i .t i . i i a . i, i»: t. o v v , u i m m i a m i im h m * i o : k Mo., rhurging the milituiy i . m i l l v i :i i * i m : i . ^iivv v i m h . x I i i s w i i i .u S U u n k Iiik U.lilor A d v artisln g Dire cto r aie using the draft as a thiclety IhJItor I'lionr .u ), that age when n , ordllig than she Gills in colonial A mi-lieu up atresli didn't get into much Imuhle .'ASK P-403: Ians t. . now •'Maybe j ou s e c r e t l y inevitably sprm 19. is tile girl mention. tiuiuglit I was a nitwit when it you just go through the because I heir s p i n n i n g sterday. you insisted that I use my proper motions So pick the wheels didn’t lime white side"Oh. Hr. Crane," she ex­ head instead of my heart right type of sweetheart first. w a lls. I n .iia .M n i i m . i i So. for ntv elect ion. my Sin­ Quotes n t v i i i .i * I ' o u iiir I all tor 111 teney should try to control the vvculhci. Ihc Minnesota state game re­ search unit, estimated "con­ servatively" that 8.MX) to It). (XX) ducks have been soaked with oil and disabled or killed. ji £ $ I N S U R A N C E AT A SAVJ/VG llv llal 1 ocltraii Prop!,* vv lio demand eolisis. Widely Used 4-Letter Word „i„r OUR E5T. 1935 Barbs Dick West Says WASHINGTON (U l’l ) —The1stand Ins explanation of the most widely used tour-letter hill, Imt I'm afraid I never word in the Knglish language j got past Hie first slrual. I got may very well he ••lime." caught in one of those treaeh•Tin s|H'nking. of course, crous eddies and wound up ol lour letter words that can stranded on a jagged rock. Hay light time does cause In- printed in a family newsconfusion. That much I can paper. In one thesaurus that I con­ understand. I have always sulted, the word "time” ap­ been good at understanding pears in approximately 180 confusion. For instance. Itichmond, familiar limitations, give or lake "lime out of mind” and ! the capital ot Virginia, ohI serves daylight time from “ time is money.” None, I might add. is more |Memorial Hay to Labor Hay. eloquent than an original quo- { In Fairfax County, where I talion uttered by Sen. Norris ' am domiciled, daylight time Cotton, It • N. II.. recently runs from the last Sunday in as he introduced a hill in the April to Hie last Sunday in i October. The city ot ltristol Senate. "Our river of lime is heav­ ignores it entirely. Thus, for alxuit one month, ily shoaled, filled with jagged rocks and treacherous ed­ Itichmond lias the same time dies," spake Cotton, and I as Bristol but is an hour be­ rouldn't agree with It i m hind Fairfax County. Then Itichmond has the same time more. The avowed purpose of Cot as Fairfax County, hut is an ton's hill is to eliminate some) hour ahead of Bristol, catches of the contusion that daylight up with Itichmond. which saving time causes in this again falls hcliind Fairfax County. country each spring. All of that is perfectly clear I dutifully tried lo under- (treat lint ain would go on with the United States talking with the Itussians and He helteves the periodic that France, though disap Iterlm crises touched olf hv proving, would not veto the Soviet Premier Nikita Khru­ talks, De Gaulle has taken the shchev are largely bluff. He same stand on disarmament Ix-lieies Khrushchev is seek­ and nuclear test halt negotia­ ing to threaten and scare tions lie has boycotted, the West out of Berlin hut even ignored them Hut lie would not risk use of force. has not sought artivelv to j “ When you are sitting prciblock Ilie ill t>. there is no point in negoHe is firmly convinced the |dating.” runs his argument. Itussians will not attack the "You gain nothing and may West m F iirope and tints pro end up by making concealvoke a nuclear showdown ions.” «| r £aitfuri> Ijrralh PHONK NUMBERS al list HII-TIOX lu r g S Mr Mall All. Olb rr O s t t lf I l l . i V I Vra r »»■•• I Year I t ) I M<.nths * ini « Al.,ntlia 3uo 1 Mnlha 7 HI 3 Mt.nl Its I vu I sln n tI. l . « « I Meath K I'uslal Itcgulallona provide thai all mall aube. rlplluna be Home l i s l l t r r r S r m la a lr Jie Week | p a id lu advance. K n trr rd as art olid • laaa Mistier O. tuber ZT, I t l f at Ilia I ’ntt O f fic e o l Sanford, Florida. tib.lrr Ilia A i l o f Cungrrea o f Slarvh. The l l - r a ld It a member o f Ihc I ' n lt - d I' r t s * which la antll|r.i •sc-luilvsly to tha uaa for republlcatlon of all tha total n i s i printed la thla newspaper. No part o f any matrrlal, naves o r advarllalnii. of this tdlll'.n of Tha Stanford Herald may l>« reproduced In an> manner w libout w rllte m pcrinlsai.iil of Ilia piibllslit-r of Tha lleraltl. A n ) Individual or firm raipoi.tibia fur aucli reproduction w ill bo c, nsldsred aa In fr in gin g on Tha Hri a ld'e c o p y r ig h t and will ba hr!J l lt b lr f o r dsma gra under the law. Published daily a s .ep l M tu r d a y , Xunday and Chritlnvaa; puhllabrd Halurday precedingC hrlatm ta Advertising 3224)012 322*5013 . News T R A D IT IO N A L FRENCH PR O V IN C IA L IT A L IA N PR O V IN C IA L nnd CONTE,MI'OKY from # S J U v U / 322-2G12 322-2013 All Other Deptx. 322-2G11 South Seminole 425-5938 ’ OPEN FR ID AY MATHER NIGHTS of Sanford Hutfurii's Onl) Air-Condiliuntd 1urnilura hture 208-nt K. First Si. FA 3-09*8 . The $ a n $ D h d C iiL c m iic Mi.Min.it r n .ir . T la iio m d Bank �t Page Z-A — Apr. 75, 1965 I P O S T KMO// S u v v e e v.j e n rrs Y J 8 M . 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Legal Notice K N that pursuant to the Klnel Decree of Furecloaura end Sale entered in the taue t neudlnp in the Circ uit Cnurt In end f o r Seminole Count)'. Florida. c a t * Do, hat Number 1SSI 1. Cornell, the un der tlgn ed Clerk w ill eell the propcrtjr tr eltuated In eald Cou ntr deecrlhed ae: l«t TI. Block I. N O R T H O R L A N D O HKCOND A D D I ­ T IO N . at-cordlnit to plat th ere of recorded In I*UI llook 13. P a g * * i t . i « . end i ? . I'ub lU R ec o rd * o( Sem inole Countr. Florida, at |>uhilt* eele, to the higheat and Lett bidder f o r <a*h, at ll . o o A. M. on (lie lTlh dar of \prll 1*«3. Ml the Fro n t Dour o f the Seminole ■ Cou ntr Courthnuee, Banlurd, Florida. * (S K A l.l A r th u r If. Uec kwlth. J r . Clerk of the Circuit Court II) M artha T. Vllileu I >,-uu11 , 'lirrIt lilehop on,I tlurneteln i < K ee l I ’ lne Street Orlendo, Flo ri d a NOW )<l I l i a * (» l (3) K) It.II 13) <}) (!) 11:1* (» i , 11:90 (*) III I M i (»> v u rirt: o r p i i .r 11:34 (3) N O T I C K IH H E R E B Y O I V - 11:11 ( I ) e croee million April 1, lilt . CDH-9 i n T i n : t H i d r r t tit it r o f Tin : NINTH Jl Dll I AI. t ill. Cl It, IN END d ill ei.MI. Nlll.i: D ll V II , Fl.flRIDA. VtATOt DAISY . FETCH THIS . ao a tr . ' I V O .D K i? w h y » HE THGOWS IT SO f a r / w ra l w a y s v D*ISYJ ir Ha l t o 5 0 c ; r r i r < m im s l l f y—' ^-T BALL I— ^ I'M 60 RELIEVED TH1 IM T WtL VOVU STAYiWA 41 \ YOUR SAKE.VAl* IE A FEW SCHOOL RUDY! YOU ) MORE YEARS Mill IKXSAM .HAD Ml WORRIED., >/ THE 0005 SO MUCH. I CAt/T IV* MOT M6RE HE M i RIGHT. 7 5 WORK TOR afford mot to jtavi *l£ TODAY) . Those Kids H T ky once More, ARE STILL PUYM 6 I AND BE GRACIOUS ECOROg AND DANC-l PLEASE,HENRY/ s|G DOWNTHERe _ L ~ ," HUMPH I A I L RK5HY ONE MORE .TIM E/ . ^ ------ "W vYkARf w \ now w r a H » \ vrtrra Our Man lllitdui Naked City eleventh Hour II, S. Sleet Hour Newecop* Murphy Martin • New* Cli. * Report* Mid-Fla. New* Weather Weather Theater Tonlt* Show Hollywood Movie Ca lvaea d* TH U R SD A Y A . M. (10 • :<i T.00 Tilt TiSO T.ti 111! I 3* 1:30 I 30 1:00 1:30 10:00 ,«) 111 <*, (1) etas Oa Sign on W ilii Lp Movies Farm Market Re* port ( ( ) New* a Weather lit Today (O Pre-School Planning (»< 'Mlcklea Uaiptl Tims'* f<) Capltlo Kangaroo (I ) Mickey Evans B.iow f 3) Weather end News (31 Today r() Channel ( Newtroom <*) Carteonvlll* ( ! ) Jack Ualan* Show (0) American lllatury 13) Hal* Storm Show ( ( ) Romper Room (3) Say When () l.earn Spauieh t * l Calend ar 10 I* III (« ) (*< 11:01 13) (() (*l 11:10 (3) <«) it) 13:01 ( ! ) Play Yuur Hunah I Leva Lucy Ann Sothern Show Price le Right The McCoy* Highway Patrol Concentration Pete * Hladys Helen K ',)t Yuur First Imp:**■Ion (<) Love of Life (1) Krnl* Ford Show 1 I I I N I 111! ) .No. I 3 T I I N O T IC K T O A I'P F.A H till IM n u r a t io .v i H AS T R1VKR S A V I N O 8 I1ANK, • Netv Y o r k curporcIN l BLONOie —L, F l e a .' (>, Going Ely It i t ):0* t* ) The Ilevery Hill, billies HI Ferry Como t.I* (1) Dick Van Djha ■h ow t ie It) Brevard Neat «:«• (») ttporte itrpert I ti (it .Huntley . Brlnklar (H) Rainbow Ranch him eCWLEGGeCL „ O tB O C ... i : 3t («• sile n t* Newt Conmttt Future Skew Harp HeCMEOAVTON It! Rainbow R a n c h Party Til* <») Wagon Train <«i CHS Reporte <31 The Vlrulhlan l:«e (*| Moonehlnere l.t* C» (I) if ) M i (S) > (D s lo a Put,II.It March 30. It * 3. 10. )»«3. April ClHJ-liT CD gueen For a Day Iiltl (1) Yuung Dr. alone <*> To Tell The Truth l* ) Who Do You Truet t i l l (II Colllagwood New* (*l Secret Storm t.uo (31 The Match tlatne (* ) Secret storm IS) Am. Handstand (.30 (3) Ms be Room for Daddy t«> Ldga of Night D) Dlecovery ’ (3 (:10 III American Newsstand 4:00 (I ) llrunno I I I Uncle Wall i:30 131 I Led 2 Ijvei IS) lleet of lirou'ho tC) Deputy Dawg i . i i (» ) Weather Show Legal Notice NOTH'*1 tIF * AI.M N O T I C E IS H K H L T IY H I V K N that pursuant to the Filial Decree of Foreclosure end Hal* entered In thr c e u te pend ing In the Circuit Court In *nd f o r Hetnlimle County. Flo rid *. ca*e Docket Number 111*1. Hoe, kel. tltr un der sign ­ ed Clerk w ill sell the pro perl y eltuated In eald Coun ty des­ cribed get let! *. Block *. H K F T L I '. R II, »M ILS D l t L A N D O H)X'T l t i N ONE. acc ording to plat th ere of reconled In Flat Book I*. P a g e t 4 and *, Public Records o f Hrinlnole County, Florida, at public sale, lo the highest and beet bidder f o r rath, at l l : * e A. M. on lh * 17th day o f April. 1X3. at (lie Front Door o f lh * Seminole County Courthouse, Hanford, Florida. (HEAL) A r th u r If. n e c k w ll h . Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court B y : Martha T. Vlhlen Bishop and llornaleln 4* East P in * Street Orlando, FI, rlda Pul,II.h A p ril 3. 1*11. CDII-10 ■newer t* Previous Puttie M e d lo f ...Bur tv iN ir wr. had KLOrVN. WE COULD uAVII DOfiL NO l EES THAN WE PlOl ^ AND NOW, MRS, CARLISLE, THIS LEADS US TO LOMU KtA.lv SERIOUS CONVERSATION 1 Al BOSS 1 ('aume enimel 4 Meuulihe ■ Yuung itwcp 12 Poem 1* Wolfhound l ( Tropical plant 15 Failrner III Sailor* h Nlulicallenn ariiriiblng dcike 7 Main.er • direction t Cripple* ■ Drew* 10Third yew •alraon I t Mr* Tnimeh 17 Kelrn awav 1* Bird of prey 33 fiemotUnri IS Sculled J) I'auaea 21 r.leimobnadi ■3 Chemical 43 Mtaaure 2* Aon at U>r Boh fubstanca 4* French prl 33 Drama part I I rmd at ieve M Horse* ef a kind friend 34 Highly L’( llo*ft 4* hkeln ef yarn 2gllundredlh ef l 27 Word brand 40 Heker'e product 47 1 ‘orelt rrratuts 23 Red deer n(l,t angle 4« Conuimea ?* i *mk liea <mat h i 5u U-iriage 31 Fait 27 Folia, E .10 Canary i 3( Alfirm 39Number rr nr K 41 !ll)tlicnic sea god it & <U Infirm 35 Redacted 3* Napulrooig manhal 37 Knock* (pt | 40 Greek letter 41 Metla 1 1 r T~ r * IT r r U 5“ 1 l ii ii 1 J 71 43 Hue wing p i n * 4* Rrtidenc* end [rounds ■a loir f 5J flier le* Lamb .4 ST 5J Gaelic 54 lYroui 55 Act • M Viper* 57 IVi m,i* *f time *b i BODY 1 Diamond- cutter's cup* 3 Norse gud 3 PrualLy 4 Wed *7 u t r 4 ir sr new srArm 1 IT i n Si jI 54 uvirargus amm. St IT- J D EAR A B B Y : We grew up in a strict Catholic home and never had meat on Fridays. We are all married now and have our own homes. A ll o f us observe the dietary laws except my youngest sister. When she has our parents to her home on Friday night she serves her own family meat and fixes fish for the folks. They have never said anything about it but I know how it must hurt them. I asked my Hister not to do this and she became very angry und told me to mind my own business. Why does she take this attitude? H U R T BROTHEIt DEAR CURIOUS: Don't murry the top kick until he gives you an accounting o f where his money goes or you’ll wind up kicking yourself later. • • • • D EAR BROTHER: Your sister is declaring her independence high, wide and hnndsome. It is HER way o f showing her parents that she is no longer under their domination. She is being disrespectful, small, and child­ ish. • • • • Stop worrying. W rite to Abby. For a ‘ personal reply enclose a serfaddressed, stamped envelope. • • • • DEAR A B B Y : You are so right in saying that mixing school books with babies and milk bottles is for the birds. I am connected with u col­ lege, and we have housing for mar­ ried students with children, but most o f them can’ t afford it. They live in shucks and trailers instead. I feel so sorry for these young wives married to students. Many struggle with smnll children while husbund studies Aristotle and the Second Carthuginian War. And after he completes his education, he informs his w ife that For Abby’s booklet, "H ow To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Qaaobij. On (Bhidqa posite an opening no-trump 7 TH U R SD A Y P. M. (Cl Million aire he hus "outgrown” her intellectually, and then divorces her fo r someone more suited to hia educated self. Sincerely, B ITTE R * • • • D E AR A B B Y : I am single. I met ■ single man — a sergeunt in the A ir Force. Wc are both 39, He retires next year, He‘« asked me to marry him. I ’m sure we love euch other but I um in doubt ubout a few things. He never hus any money. A top kick’s puy after deductions U about $375 n month. He livefl in the barracks and gets his meals at the mess hull or the NCO Club. He has no dependents and his clothes uren't expensive. Y et when we go out 1 have to lend him $10 or $20 until his next payday. He hasn’t saved anything. I wonder what he does with his money ? CURIOUS Is there any way to tranefer 11:33 (0) llerry Reaeoner to troth Aults 7 tlon, New* P l e l n l l t f , IS:3( (3) Truth er Con**The anewer to the second v* <*) Father Knows lle*t question i* "No.” The answer AMOS H K I.n n iD O E end 12.«t (« l Guiding Light SARAH E. U LD R U X iE , hie ( ( ) Seer for Tomorrow to the first is that responder wife. ta:•« (»> Mid-Day Report transfer* to ono suit and then Defenda nt*. IS’. li (3) .snc New* Report T i l l AMOR If. K I . D I t l l x i K 1.00 (3) New* and Weather bids the other. This hhf of a il te il d eri ra U n k n o w n ) ID Magic of Mtielo new suit after a transfer hid S A ItA lt ).'. K D D I t l l X l K 19) tleneral llo.pllal is a futther forcing bid. flte eldan c* 1',.kn own) 1:10 ( I ) L a f t l l m * and l i l t ( I I 81lm nAt.e e Thus, South'* two heart hid Each and all unknown per* 1:30 (*) Mld-Fla. News is the transfer to spade* and eon*, p a r i!* * and defendan t* (3) Science who claim by. throush. under < () A * The W o r l d T urn * his three heart bid shows that or n sa ln el llie a fo re .a id I I •& 1*1 IutfDIme he has licarts also, and is a AMOS II. K t . D K ID U K and 3.„o 13) Merv Urlflln Show further forcing hhf. S A R A K. K I . D I l I D O i : (*l Day In Court wh ether a* apoueee. helre, dr. (*) Art Llnkletter'a North just hus Id high card vlirti. prantee*. aeelgneee. Hum, party points, but he notes that he lienor., c re d itor), truatee* or l.:o 13) Merv UrIHtn otherw le e, r e to *. , h and all (0) Jen* AVyman Pre­ of wrhom re eldenr* le un­ sent* known. 3:00 (3) Loretta Young and Kach and all unknown paraon*. pertlca anil defendants, a* In each and all o f whom residence le unknown, hav in g or cla im in g to hate any right , title o r Interrat In or In the f o l l o w in g deeerlbed prop erly, which I* the euhJe ■t m a i l e r o f III* a b o v e -a lly . e,l ranee, vie : lei! 3*. III... k t. W K A T I I KIIS F I HDD F I R S T A D D I ­ TIO N. acc ording to the plat thrreof. aa recorded In Flat llook 1:. F a g * « . o f the Ft,Idle R ecord* of Seminole County, Klorld.t, Including the building and ap purlenaners located there, on, and to geth er w it h the furniture, furnlahlng*. and fix lu re* eltuat* therein, and lu. oated lltereon YOU . A N D B A C H O F YOlf. at« h ir e b y notified that a C n m p U ln l ha* Ix e n filed by lb* ehovr-n am ed Plaintiff ag aln et yuu and each o f you io forec lo se * m o r t g a g e on the above-deecrlhed pr ope rty In III* ehove-Btyled cane* and you wild each o f you are h er e ­ by requ ired to file an An ewer or other H e a d in g re *p oti» lv * t h e n t » wit h lit* c l e r k o f Iho a h o v r - e n t llle d Circuit Court and lo * e r v * a cupy o f euch Am eer or other reepunelte P le a d in g upon Ilia P la in tif f' s Atto rn e y*. Cour.hoii and Courebon, liu l M*rldlan Avenu e, Miami Reach, Florida, on or b efo re Ike 1It h day o f A p ril m « l ; o th e rw ia * the all e ga ti o n * of said Complaint w il l be t a k ­ en ae confessed h r your. DUNK A N D O lt D tM tKU al the Semin.do County Cuurthouav. Hanford, Florida, this l l i h day o f March, 1**1. (HIIA1.) Ar ttiur I f Deckwllh , Jr. C le rk of lh* ebu vs -eu tl ll • ed Circuit Court ll y i M a tlh e T. Vlhlen D. C. By Abigail Van Buren CVbby ! Jluw dues the Jacoby Trans­ fer Hid hundlu a twu-suiL-r op­ C t /s N itrit'i: o f t h i : Nt*u: » i it o r TIIN ST ATI: OF FI,OK III A TOr F.ltNKHT 1. C O L L I E R and A N N A O. C O L L I E R , hi* H It* YO U A l t E H E R E B Y N O T I ­ F IE D tlml FEDERAL NA­ T IO N A L MORTGAGE AHttOE LAT IO N, having fll*U In, this Co urt It* * » u r n ll lll nf C o m ­ plaint, tli* nature ant! purpn*« o f which It to tore clo** that certain m o r t g a g e *x * r u te l b) E R N E S T I . C O L L I E R amt A N N A O. C O L L I E R , til* w i f e , tu IN 8 T ITC TIO N A L M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y ,,n the 7th day o f April. 1**1): that •at,I Complaint p ra y* f o r an acc ounting to he taken under tl,e Ulreeilon o f the Cuurt f » r « i , a t I* iluft the P l a i n t i f f for principal and Interest on said m o r t g a g e and m o rt g a g e not* f o r lh * coal*, c ha rg e * and e x ­ pense* Including aLlornty'e f e r e and ab stra ct fee * and that In def ault o f euch p a y ­ ment, title. Interest, estate, claim, ilrmanil and equity of redemption ot the Defendants and all pereona cla im in g by. through, under, or against them or any o f them, he abso­ lutely barred and foreclosed; ■aid suit being Died In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for C o u n t ). In Cbaucery, au dited F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT­ G A G E AS S O CIA TIO N, a c o r ­ poration o igu n la td under an A c t o f Co ngr ess and e i l e t l u g pursuant to tha F ede ra l N a ­ tional Ylorlga g* Association C h a r t* * Art, P la in tif f, v *r *u * uiunarr j . c o u u iu r and A N N A O. C O L L I E R , tile w if e De fen da nt* , b eing Chancery C a t* No. 1279*. p ra yin g a foreclosu re o f said mo rt gage on the f o l l o w in g deeerlbed land, l ) l n g and being In geniinote County, Florida, tn-wrlit L«t i. Block 9, N o r t h • O R L A N D O tint A D D IT IO N , according to plat t h i r r o f roourded In P la t Rook 13, P a g * * 44, 5* and 57, P u b ­ lic Recorda o f Seminole County, Flo rid *, to geth er wit h die f o llo w in g equ ipme nt: You, and each o f )o u , are hereby required to fi le peraonally or by attorney, In tha o ff lc a o f iho c l e r k o f eald Cour t. In tha County Court llouee. In the c ity o f Sanford. County o f Hemtnole, ■ ta le o f Florida, on or b efore the 35th day o f April, A 1)., I X ! . your appearance, a n s w e r or o il ie r defenetve plead, lire lo die Comp laint In thla cause and aleo to aerva upon Bandera, McKwan. Bchwara 4 Mime. a t t o r n e ) e f o r the P la in tif f, a ro p y o f eald pleadings, otherwlee ealil Bill o f Complaint w il l be taken ae ounfeesed t ) you and each o f > o j. DUNE A N D O R D E R E D thla !4lti day o f March A. !>.. 1X3 at iBdiford. Brniliiola C oun t), Florida. (B E A L) Ar th u r II H, ckw ltb , Jr . C le rk ot tlto Circuit Court o f ttemlnolo County, F l o r ­ ida By: Martha T. Vlhlen I). C. hau l'ts . M, Ewell, Schwaia A \llms * itoriir> a and Cuumellurs at Law Ilia La st Ce ntra l Avenue Poe t u f f lc a Boa 711 Orlando, Florida Publteh March 10, n ; 19*3 CDU-9A ** 102 IT A April |. By Oswald Jacoby S *F0.5 4 J 117 4 * qiOt! 4 A J 7 53 SOUTH A A Q864 VKJ743 A 32 44 Both vulnerable North East South 1N.T. Pax 3 ¥ Pais 3 4 34 Pass 4 4 4a Pais 6 * 5» Pass Pass Opening lead—4 Il West Peu Pass Pass Pass J /m Legal Notice in NORTH <D) 3K7 V A Q 9R ♦ AK8 49803 WEST EAST A J 10 5 3 A 92 4KQ 10 f W may have just the right cards for a slam. His four diamond hid can't really he showing a diamond suit and must bo a slum try of sorts. South rctilds four hearts confirming his two suiter and North goes to five hearts. He does not use Blackwood be­ cause it won't do him any good to know about one ace— he wants to k n o w a b o u t South's club holding. South looks at his singleton club and bids the slam which is a lay dow n. Of course, the slam might be bid in any system, it just happens that the transfer bid mad* it easy. o m a n :By Ruth M Huted with housekeeping? there'* another room to start Muat houaewive* do occasion­ on.)” ally net bogged down in th* “ Mako cooking a challenge thrse-nii'als-a-day, kcep-lhe- instead of u chore. huuae-ulid-ciutiitre-cli'un, takeBurrow some lihruiy books rare-of-the-children “ d a i l y - on foreign cooking and do nets'' of il all. more than read them. Try one I'ethapi what you need 1* |new dish a day. This is much just a momentary lift, licrs'* more satisfying than wumtcl­ how gumu of my renders say ing through a supermarket they make the jub of home­ trying to get an idea of some­ maker a bit mure challenging: thing to have for dinner.” **Do something yuu never "Plan a new living room a* cati'fully us though yuu wer* tried to do before. I f you've n diToratur. Put the plnn on never sewed, buy aumu mate­ paper: furniture, swutches of riel and a simple pattern und frihrk, accrxorirt — every­ moke yourself a dress. Tackle thing. Then, holding to yuur a slip cover for a shabby perfect plutt, get <>nu thing st chair, Ilefinish or puint an a time until you have the old piece of furniture. Take a room a* nearly like yuur plan night school course ill millin­ ns possible. (This cun keep ery or upholstering, and learn a homemaker working crea­ a useful new skill.” Perhaps none o f these ideaa tively for ■ long time. And when one room Is finished, appcula to you. I f not, get busy thinking up sumu idea that does offer a challenge. Then get busy ut it. Chaucea are, before you are finished yuu'll be lifted out of the dol­ drums. And yuu have uuolhcF pinjcct (lieuMint up to tuckle TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - us soon as you are finished Home Speaker M a l l o r y will) the first one. Horne, looking toward a tealion which could be filled with For home harmony; Ruth confuikm and diicord due to Millett'n “ H a p p i e r Wivea incrcaaed membership, Mon­ (Hint fur Husbands).” Send day moved to put extra power -6 cents to Ruth Millett Read­ in the hands nf the House er Service, c/o Tho Sanford ifules Committee. Herald, P. O. Box 4hl), Dept. “ I believe we can get A, ‘Radio City Station, New through in tiO days.” he told York IP, N. Y. the committee, but in order to do so, “ we must Ire the most STARTS SUN. powerful committee in the "T O K IL L A Legislature.'' 60 Day Session Horne Predicts M OCKINGBIRD” r f O V D V I il I U t - 1M A I l\ r ) T Mt A IH i PIIONE PA S-IIIS TO.MTE 4 T H I'HA. CARLOAD PASH M T E d 7:05 4 10:18 U.8. 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IX IX II F o il 8KWIx o i . i : t o i x T l , r i. n im iA IX r l l i x r p . H Y x o . i » » MOIIAIID 1). Tl. RUTH M. \ \ i -1: IMslntirr. C LA SS IF IE D IN D E X 1. I,ont & round 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5^ Food 6. For Rent 6A S|>ecial Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Huiidiiiir Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & 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 83. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wunted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 3AL.L.ADK. P 'ftn la n t . Legal Notice MOTICE TO API*R %H TOi RUTH M. H A I .l. A P E AiU r... >ml realtltiic* un. know n YOU A R K IIK R K IIY N O T I­ F I E D that a Co m p lain t f o r D lr o r c * haa bean Mint again st you. and y u ar t requlrad to a * rv # a ro p y o f yo ur An aw ar o r P lcadlna to tha Comp laint on tli* I' laln tlff'a A t to rn e y ., la v orn of j. itu ..-ii llo r n . l i y , 3.'0 Nortli M ag nolia Aranur, Orlando. Flo rid a, and flla tha o rig in a l Anawar or P H a d t n v In tha O ffl e a o f tha C la rk o f tha Circuit Cour t on o r hafor# tho l l t h day of A p ril, 1M1. I f you fall to do ao. darra* pro e o n f * « . n w ill ba Pillared apnlnal you f o r the r e lie f demanded In tha C o m ­ plaint. D O N E A N D O R D E R E D at Sanfor d, fteinlnola C o u n t y . F lo rid a, thla J ilh day of Marrh. A. D. 1SSI (H E A l.l A r th u r It. Ueckwltli, Jr., i"rrk Circuit Co urt of .Seminole County, F lo rid a n > ; Martha T. V lli le a Deputy Clerk a/ Albert T u rk o l<aw O f f i c e * o f J. Ruaaall llo rn ah y .1211 North M agn o lia Avenua Orlando, Florida At to rn eya f o r I' l a l n t l f f I'uhllali March 2. A A p r il t, 10. IT. 1'j CI. CIKI-SS IX THE CIIH T IT c m I IT XIXTII J I T I I C l Al. CHI ( T I T . IX AXH F U II «K M IX tll.K c o l XTA. F l.trn lllA . IX C H A N C E R Y XU. I I M S F E D E R A L N A TIO N A L M ORT­ G A G E AS S O CIA TIO N. A C o r ­ poration org anised under an A c t o t Co ngr ess and exis ti n g pursuant to the Federal Na tlonal M ortgage Association Ch arte r Act, h a v in g Its prln rlp al o ff ic e In the City of W a s h in g to n Dis tric t o f C o l­ umbia, ria tn tlfr ve. G L Y N N L O W E L L PETERSON, JR and OlI.D .t N A T IL E A P E T E R S O N , f o r m e r ly husband and w i f e and their n ow respe c­ t iv e spouses, I f any. I lefendante. N O T IC E T O A P P E A R T H E S T A T E I IP S T .U ll lll A TOi G L Y N N U d V K I.I, PETKROON, J R , y/ M , f/C Un ited States N a v y Heavy A t t a c k Squadron SEVEN F le e t Post O f fic e N e w Yo rk , N e w Y o rk H ILD A X A T IL IA PETER BON < * i ; Chowe n AvenueSouth Minneapolis Minnesota T O U A R E It EH BE Y N O T I ­ F I E D that a suit has hern filed again st you In the above entitled cause, ami that you ix T in : i i i u i i r <ot m . N IN TH J lllH I U i n u t i r. ar e required to file yo u r an ­ IN A XII FU II 8KWI.XOI.K s w e r wit h the Cle rk o f this Co irt and to serve s copy c o t NTT, l Mill IDs th e re of upon the P l a i n t i f f nr IX I I I A X C K I I Y XO. isswa P la in tiffs a tto rn e y*, whose M O II T O A O H F O H E I lAISt R B name and address It Blehop W IN T E R PARK FEDERAL, it East Pine Ilornsteln, H A V I M I H A N D M I A N AHHO- A C l A T I t l N , a i.iriM. ration o r ­ Street, Orlando, Florida, not later than May 2nd 19«1 If g a n i c .1 ami rxl.iln g under the laves o ( thu Cu lled S U t e e you fall to do ao a Decree Pro Confeeeo w ill lie entered o f Am er ic a you fur the re li ef P la in t if f, ag ainst demanded In the Complaint. VI. T his eult le to for eclose a J A M E S A. NEAL, and C E C E L I A I. N K A U hie w i f e m o rt g a g e . The re el pr ope rty proceeded auulnst le: et si. Lot 9. llloi-k 4. N u R T I I Prfrliilatlta O R L A N D O SEC OND AD­ x o i it i: of «IIIT D IT IO N , accor din g to plat T i l l J A M E S A. N E A I . amt th ere of recorded In Plat C E C E L I A I. N E A L , hie llo ok I f . P ea ce Si. SC, ST, w ile Pub lic Records o f hemlnule Jso: Mulb erry County, Florida. Abilene, T ex ae W I T N E S S my hand and the E U G E N E HUGHE S, ent­ seal o f said Court at Nanford, itle Florid a, this l e t day o f April, C a t s llab rr tue IT-A Acjiax, Debueot, Alicante. Eipa na and to any and all other p a r t it e claiming any rlaht , t i t l e end/or Interest In and tn the f o llo w in g described prope rty , to w it : Dot S. D i e the W e a l 100 ( s e t thereof. In nioek " I T . o f I t r . n . A T la r T * I I and to of n E A It L A K E H E IG H T S . acc ording to plat there of recorded In P la t llook It. page t, o f the I'ublla R ec ord * ot Sem inole County. Florid a. T O U A R B H F.R B U T N O T I ­ F I E D that the Fl a lntlff , W I N ­ TE R P AR K FEDERAL SAV­ IN G S A N D L O A N ASSOCIA­ T IO N , a cor poration o rg anised and exis ti n g under the U w a o f the United Stetee o f A m e r ­ ica, hae luelRuted eult ag ain st yo u In the Circuit Co ur t o f the Nin th Judlrlal Circuit. In and for Seminole County, F lo rid a, the nature o f the eult I p to for«c lo po ' a murtuAgp on tho Abovp <tp»crlt»*d property, said pr ope rty being situated and located In Hcinlnol* Coun­ ty, rio r ld a . Tou and eac bo f you ar e hereby requ ired to file yo ur An swer wit h the C le r k o f the Circuit Court. In end for Seminole County, Flo rid a, and serve a copy th e re of upon W . E- W in de rweedle. o f the firm of W in d e rw e e J l* . Heines * W ar d . I I * l-ark Avenu e. South. W in te r Park . Florida, atto rn ey* f o r the P lain tiff In the above action, on or before the ISth day o f April. A- D. 1SSI, else a Decree P r o Confeeeo w ilt be entered agalnet you. I T IS O R D E R E D that this be published In The Sanford Herald, a new spaper publish* ed In Semluule County, > l o r Ida. once each week f o r fou r con sec utive weeks. A\ iT N K S S the hand o f the c l e r k Of the Circuit Court. Sem inole County, Florida, this the l l t h day of March, A. D., 1X3 (H E A L) . , ,.k . A r th u r II IR kwllh. Jr.. C le rk o f the c ir c u it Court tl y : Martha T. V lh lea !». C. W luder w eadlc. Haloes * "'a rd „ .. 324 P e r k Avenue. South W i n t e r P erk . Florida PuUlleh Slatvh 13. •* a April t. CDG-3* I lets. (S E A L ) A r th u r It. Rec kw lt h . Jr., C le rk o f the Circuit Court ttys Martha T. Vlhlen Depu ty Clerk Publleh A p r il 1, 14, IT, 24. CD1I-1I 3hr 1. Lost A- Found vs. DOUGLAS et et.. et us. Defendants. NOTICK UP at IT * T 4 T II UP FI.UR 11*4 P O IN T Y o r SKtIIXU l.E TOi JOSEPH R IC H A R D U N ­ DERWOOD 1SJ4 W h itm a n Dri v e Glen Uurnte, Maryland Tou are hereby notif ied (bat a suit lie* been filed a g a l n . l you in the above entitledcause, and that you a r * r e ­ quired to fi le your an swer w ith the Clerk o f this Court and to serve a ropy th e re of upon the p lain ti ff or plaint i f f 's attorney e, whose name and address lx Giles, ll e d r lc k A Robinson, 111 Mouth Court Htreet, Orlando. Florida, not la t e r than A p ril IS. ISIS. I f you f a ll to do so a Decree P r o Confeeae w ill be entered again st yo u for the r e lie f d e ­ manded In the Complaint. T his eult le to for,-elute a m o rt ga ge . T h e real property proceeded against le: le d IS. L A K E H A R R I E T K H TA TIV, ac c ordin g to the plat th e re of as recorded In P lat llook IS, pages le and IS, o f the Public Records o f Memlnole County, Florida. W IT N K H H my hand and the seal o f this Court at Hanford, Hemlnole County. Florida, tills l l t h day o f March, 1SSS. (REAL) Ar th ur H. R ec kw lth , Jr., Clerk l l y : Martha T. V lh len D.C. Gllee, Hedr ic k A Robinson i s ; Houtb Court Rtreet Orlando. F lo rid a A t to r n e y s f o r P l a i n t i f f Publish Starch 11. S4, ST A A p ril S. CDU-SS Apr. 3, 1963 — Page 3-A 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wnnted 27. Spccinl Services By Nadine Seltzer 3. Education • Instruction M EN AND W OM EN , For immediate training a s 1 Social Director*. Wide de­ mand for trained person­ nel. NOW Short detailed extension at home training followed by two weeks of residency training. SOCIAL DIRF.CTOIIS work resorts—hotels —cruise ships. Placement assistance free to our grad­ uates. Training need not in­ terfere with your present Job. For personal interview (this city) write giving phone number to Interna­ tional Professional Acade­ my — 226 S. Andrews Avc. — FI. Lauderdale, Fla. SUNLAND ESTATES. 3 Bed­ rooms, fenced yard. Swim­ ming pool. $82.00 month payments. FA 2-2529. Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3049. FA 2 6317. 2 BEDROOM house, 215 S. Staple. $5,500. FA 2-6457. BOOMS, Tim Gables. 401 Magnolia Avc. FA 2-0720. ‘ W hy did you nsk Mr. Brow n how his w ife was? Y ol k n ow bo's not m a rrie d !" NEWLY FURNISHED Large 2 Bit. duplex, ltth St. Long6. For Rent 6. For Bent wood. 838-3208. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom NICK * clean 3 room furnish­ Apartment*. Kitchen equip­ house. iMikc Mary, l'hone ed Apartment. Near town. ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. FA 2-7213. $55 a month, includes w a ­ FA 2 -4678. ter & electricity. FA 2-8514. For rent or lease. 30 x 40 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: metal building with con­ Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath Bourns private batlu, 114 crete floor. Contact Ted home. Fenced yard. Near Williams Hardware. 205 E. \V. First St. NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ 25Ui St. cle. FA 2-7484. B E N T A BED Rnllaway, Hospital A Baby STENSTROM RKNTAIJ* Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. Beds. 1S05 Elliott Avc., FA 2 5254 By Day. Week, or Month Large attractive 3 HR, 2 hath or FA 2-0525. CAItROLL'8 FURNITURE homo located on Lake i’ h. FA 2-5181 110 W. 1st St. Mary. Bit-in kitchen, fire­ place, convenient to NAS, UNFURN. 1st Fluor. 3 mis. $163, Unfurnished. bath, 2 screened (torches. IX TH IS ( T I I I T ' I T r u t I I T U P 'i n i : X I X T I I j i i i i i t vi. r i l l 300 Magnolia Avc. Apply 3 Bit (urn, Wynnw«>od .. $135 P I I T U P A X H P u l l XEVIIXOI.I: upstairs evenings. c m M t . i t .u i i i i i v. ( t i vx2 BR fum. W>nnwood .. $106 P K IIY XU. I SHI 4 T IIK IU W T ON F I V E CENTl* FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllonvllle. Unfurnished homes from $75 Legal Notice HAVING!* RANK. rutntirr. EXTRA~NICE fum." apt. $65; v«. W I L L I A M It. IIERNOMKV, JR., et ux and et at. Stenstrom Realty 1 or 2 persons; 606 S. Park. 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ Real Estate — Mortgages ment, also efficiency apart­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 8-2420 ment, furuilltcd. 322 0341. end Iiefeiid.inte. xiiTIrM u c *t IT ix m iiii i <* vi.it i t ih i :* i.u*i r e TO| IHAAC D. I I R A N D T C H A It M A 1 iN E I I R A N D T . hi* wife. 6A Special F. IIKaliicxCKi Utiknown A N D T i l l A ll part ies cla im in g Intcre ete by, through, u n ­ der nr agnlnxt the nforo- » Id persona YO U A R E here by notified that a C omplain t to foreclose a cer tain m o r lg n g o e nc um be r­ ing Ihc f o l l o w in g deacrlbed real property , t o . w i t : Lot s. Bioak fir*, c o u n ­ t r y CLUI1 M AN O R . U N I T No. |, a r co rd ln g tn the plat th e re of as recorded In l-let Rook 11. P e g * I I . Pub lic Rec ord * nf Heml* Pole County, Florida, haa been filed ag ainst you In the ah ova- ety le d suit, and you ar * required to serve a copy o f yo ur A n s w e r o r other Plea din g to the Complaint on P la in t if f' s attorneys. a x ' D E R . HON. Il l'ttll, DEAN. LO W ND im A van den IIERO. ISS Kaat Central Avenu e, Orlando, Florid a, and t il* the o rigin a l A n s w e r or oth er Plea ding In Ilia o ff ic e o t the Cle rk o f the Circuit Cour t on or before the l l l h day o f April, 1*41. I f you fall to do ao, a decree pro confee eo w ill be taken agelnat you f o r Iha re li ef demanded in tii* Coinitlnlnt. T i l l . N o l l e * AllAll t)A I MillIl .tin t i n c i a week f«>r fimr c«n ** cu i l l v xx r. k# In lh « T liHanford Herald . d*y I l A T l l> till# U t h ef March, m s . (H K AI. ) Art iur II. lf*< kttItli, Jr.. Cle rk «if Circuit Court l ly : Martha T. Vlhlen Depu ty Clerk ru blle h March IS, SO, ST * A p ril I, t ill. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY REGISTERED NURSE, full 3 Bedroom—with air-condit­ time for County home. Call ioning and screened porch. County Commissioner John Any type of financing. Pay­ Alexander, Sanford. ments at low as $64.00 per FA 2 0283. month, plus taxes and in­ surance to qualified bujer. SECRETARY - ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER: short­ TEE ’N ('.BEEN ESTATES hand, bookkeeping, excel­ Phone 322-2744 lent phone personality and OUT OK STATE owner must typing; age 35 to 45; 5 day sell approximately 25 acres week. Apply Klorlda State on Bice & Linden Lakes. Employment Service, 290 S. Ma> be plotted into 22 lots, French. each un water. Also 2 lots on Linden Lake. 2 acres 17. Mnle Help Wanted each. Dr. Frans Polgar. (09 PERSONABLE MEN Forest Ave. Bye, New 1\> Irani for Social Direclora York. Jobs. Hotels — Resorts — Cruise Ships. See our ad under instruction — Class­ ification No. 3. Internation­ al Professional Academy. Office FA 2-2118 Night FA 24)6(8 IK. Help Wanted 323-0700 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. PA R T- TIME, no aclling. Jim Hunt Realty 6. Fur Rent Notices AVAILABLE RENTALS: Lake Je.vtup, 1 Bit. furnished INCOME TAX RETURNS. 12 years experience. Call La home $75; liocli Arbor, 4 mar Williams. 5 Points lilt., 2't bath, unfurnished, FA 27843. $145 lease; 2 BR. unfurn­ ished; several $70 to $85. REMINDER SEMINOLE REALTY INCOME TAX SERVICE 1901 S. Park FA 2 5232 0. M. IIABUISON'S 322-8827 Houses for rent. For infor­ 1311 Palmetto Ave. mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 2U5 E. 9. Fur Sale or Bent 25th St. If you like country living 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen south side of big Lake equipped. $75 month. Ph. Mary. Water for boating, FA 2 5303. etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ SM ALL fum. Apt. 1902 Maple mately 215 acre*. FA 2-9162. FA 2-0781. House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-4205. 2 BEDROOM home. Kitchen 2 Bit. 817 Catalina. FA 2 0578. equipped. Near base. FA 2-3085. 3 BR. HOUSE, equipped kit­ chen, take over payints. or FURN. Apt- FA 2 2800. rent, by owner. FA 2-2617. 2 BEDROOM Upstairs Apart­ ment. Idirge, airy. Com­ 11. Heal K sln te W anted pletely fumlihed, newly de­ WANTED: Rentals and vales corated A sparkling clean. listing on houses. JOHN E. Adult*. $73 a month. Ph. FOX, REALTOR. 323 0539. FA 2-0868. 2 IlEDHOOM houve. Kitchm e*|uip(H'd. $70. FA 2-4691. 12. Beal K.stutc For Sale 3 NO CASH NEEDED Bedroom, 2 balh. $61 a month. T. A L. included. 322 8085. FURNISHED house and land for sale. Near Monroe Cor­ ner on S. Elder Road. SACRIFICE Earn $2.00 hour start, col­ lecting on our established current customer*. No ex­ perience necessary. Car needed. Bendable local resi­ dent. Write Mr. Nagcr, P. O. Box 613, Orlando, Kla., giving age, address, phone, lyin', model mid year oi cur. 19. Siluntluni* Wnnted 2 STORY House near churches Child Care. FA 2 2274 and school. $8,000 value. YARD Work FA 2 7878.~ Will sell for $6,000. Now rented for $75.00 Mo. Reply EXPERIENCED Young worn an would like secretarial llox 7, c o Sanford Herald. "Girl Friday" position In 3 BEDROOMS, kitchen equip Sanford. Reference*. P. O. ped, large yard, shrubbery. Box 206, laiko Mary. Sprinkling system. Good neighborhood. FA 2-4836 DRESSMAKING, alterations; men and women. Mrs. Du­ after 5. rand, 413 Myrtle. 5 ACRES A House on Rt. 46. East of Interstate 4. 21. Henuly Salons $14,5*8). Make offer to W. M. Cooke, 606 S. Park or HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Complete Beauty Scrvico your broker. Evening Appointments 1 BEDROOM Cll house. Fur 195 So. Oak EA 2-5742 nished or unfurnished. 2606 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Elm A vp . Special on Perms. Call for BY OWNER: large 3 bedroom appointment. 3 Senior ope­ home on ism large lots, un­ rators. Free parking lots. derground sprinkler aya- 518 Palmetto Ave, 322-9834 tem, draw drape* through­ out, attic fan, built-in kit- 22 liuiltl - I’uinl - Repair rlion, large Florida room. REPAIRING, painting, cab­ iMbcrnl terms. FA 2-1263. inet making. All work guar­ anteed. Call FA 2-2139 alter BY OWNER at sacrifice 3 p. inprices: Income property in Fern Park. Rent $270 per month (2) 3 Bedroom and 25. Plu m bing S ervices (1) 2 Bedroom cement block home*. City water, oak floors, Florklu Rooms, like new. laicaled 1 block Plumbing & Heating west of Ilwy. 1792 and 1 AIR CONDITIONING block south of S.R. 431 CONTRACT and REPAIR behind Floral Motor Court. WORK Also IW acres of cleared 1007 Sanford Avc. FA 2 6562 land. Will sell any part or PLUMBING all. Furn. or unfurn. Contracting Repairs FOR SALE by owner: 2 bed­ FREE ESTIMATES room cement block home. R. la HARVEY la)w down payment. Con­ 204 Sanford Avc. FA 2 3383 venient U> downtown and base. FHA approved. Ph. 25. Radio & Television FA 2 8669 after 4 p.m. FAST DEPENDABLE T.V~ Service Service calls $1.09. Home Service Co. 303 San IT TO YOURSELF ford Ave. FA 2 3532. to M-e the big bargain at PKHSONAL KAD ld k TV* 1900 Oak Avc. il you need a spacious 4 bedroom, 2 1 DAY SERVICE ha11* older home. It can be 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. Ph. 322-9655 handled (or only $I,30U down. Wall u -o 27. Special Services Seminole Realty 1991 S. Park Ave. FA 2 5232 anytime WELLS IHtILl.f..'), PUMPS, SPKINKKH SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes We Repair ami Service S T I N F. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-1432 EFFICIENCY ApartmeM- on F'irst St. Near 2 city free I.t . lluMlneMM Opportunity parking loU and aUipping stores. No utility cliurges. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sulla Id*- for couple or sin n o . ix*is. ULTRA modern coin oprralRealtor NO I H E T O l i m . X I I gle. inquire- Jacobson Dept. ed dry cleaning A laundry. IIAMTI M. VV ILK INK. JR.. Rajinond Lundqutst, Asao. SEW ING M AC H IN E Store. Bed Inrat Ion In new San­ I’lainiirr, FA 2 3951 Atlantic Hank Iltdg. C A L I. FA 2-57H3 vr ford ,’ ublix shopping cen­ Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ D E B O R A H L i : i : W IE K IN H . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ter. Reasonable down |my- SMITH Air-Co lid it Ion RvfrlD rf rm la tit. plus City. 2ul W. lat St. tu b or ri.o m iii 3 Bedroom — with air-con­ mcnl and wc finance bal­ gcratior service. All work T U i Dr.llORAII LDK Wile GARAGE APARTMENT. 4 ditioning and large family ance of complete turnkey guaranteed. Very reason­ K IN K Who** U »i know n *droom.—Any ty|>c financing. Rooms and bath. Screened installation. Hold Hie grand able in price. Day FA 2-7434 t l r o i l» : Payments as low as $r.8 85 porch. Close in. FA 24)191 opening and offer continu­ 4110 KUtfrinmii U r h f , Night FA 2 2069. or FA 2 2624. a i i io ., plus taxes and Insur­ ed assistance. You can T o le d o , O h io PDIOAVB I % X IB K O I I CIO Piano Tuning and Repair ance to qualified buyer. make over 159'/* return on that you herehy r«'iuirr*t 3 BEDROOM. Living A Dm W. I,. Harmon — FA 2 4223 TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES your investment. Call Ralph to f !!• your w r itte n » n « « r r ing room. Beautiful loca­ or I f any, p^r•finally Phone 322 2744 lUesly, business hours. Col­ or by « n at torney, on or tion. REFERENCES. Call lect 2330191 Tampa, or f o r * A p ril ?l. 1VC3. A t thr FA 27114. O f f l c * Of th# r l* rk o f thr C i r ­ write mo c o Koln Kleen, cuit Court, at th® CotirtliouR* 4232 Fla. Ave. Tampa. In Hafiford. tormlnole County. 1 BEDROOM Furnished Col THE TIME TESTED FIRM FlorlclA a ik I to niAll a copy tage. $65. 812 Elm. Call 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 • Low ■■ $45 pi-r month t h r r r o f to Htrnatrom. D « V l» A 16. Female Help Wanted Harries Really, FA 2 5264 Mclutoah. A t t o r u r ) * for I'lulii* • NO MONEY DOWN LONGWOOI). 3 Bedroom tiff. l*OAt O ffl c # Dra wer 1110, or FA 2-7045. • 100% Financing SEWERS WANTED fiAiiford. FlnrhlA. In that c e r ­ furnished Duplex. 30 ft. • lliiill on Your lait IMMEDIATELY tain dlvorc® p re c itd iiiK printI BEDROOM FURNISHED • 21 Diffi-ra'iit MimIi-U living mom, washer-dryer. Woi k at liiuna doing simple Ins agaifiNt i ia In thf • • line lo I ItedriMiniK Apartment. 1506 W. 3rd. Court o f tha Ninth Judicial $85 month. GA 2-2660 or luwing. We supply materiCircuit. In and f o r l i m l B O l l Cll 1-23.10 Orlando. County, Klorlda, In ClinI 3 II K I) II O () M Furnished ale and pay shipping liolli A ll ahhrr%latrd f i l l * o f la id ways. Good rate of pay. house. $90 month. FA 2 2322 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ r> U » « brlrtir *‘Jtal|>h >1. W IIk i l l * . Jr., r i a l n t l f f , \e ra m D r Piece work. Apply, Dept. ner lot facing lake. 109 FURN. 2 ili-droom house. h or ah l.ra W ilkin *. D rfrn tAD 389, Box 7UI0, Adelaide Wail* Drive, S u n I a n d aut.** At*d h»rriti fa ll riot or Adults. No pets. FA 2-7661. Poet Office, Toronto, On­ a Dtcra a J*ro Confaasu will Estate. FHA in service. l»a t n t » r t d against you, and tario, Canada. • NEW furnished A unfurnish­ $150 down, monthly $81.75, tha C A U S A p r o C A A d A S p A t t « . Gel lull-rolor Illustrated (0 IS AL) ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ VA nothing dowu. FA 2 8074 railing of homi-N ADAPTABLE WOMEN Arttiur If. B r k w l t h . J r . ment, tile batiis; terraru* or FA 2-2118. f'Urk o f tha circuit Court To train for Social Directors floors. Ph. FA 2 2374 after l ly : Martha T. Yihl< n (Social Hotloss) jobs. Ho­ j IJITS. FRAME HOUSE on D. C. 5 p.m. SiAUBirom. Darla * M c ln t o ih Write or rail rutlret today tels — Resorts — Ships. Sc« Palmetto Ave. and Rosa­ A t to r o a y a n l L a w JIM W A L T E R HOMES our ad under Instruction2 ROOM furnished Apart­ lind &t. Near Naval Air P o t t O ffl c # Dra w ar 1 I B 4540 W. Colonial Drive Hanford, F lo rid a Classification No. S. Inter­ ment. Private entrance A Station. J. II. Saucerman. Publish March 20. IT A Ap ri l ORLANDO. FLORIDA national Professional Acad­ bath. 518 MeUonville. Rt. 3, Box 412-S, Palatka, 2. 1». 1»*2. «> Phone: CY 5-0981 FA 2-M2U. Ha. emy. ODU-tt ix T in : ru n t i t rui iit . .XIXTII JI III! i v i . * i i i i t i t . ix a x d Sim aKMixoi.il r o i x. Plaintiff, t v . r i . o i i i i i v . ix i i i .v x i K in B IL O D E A U , AtralU IX)ST: Small Black A- White o v i r t p i p m i vp n i i A Fox Terrier, Ions tail. VIi lP i cinity of S Points. Reward. FA 2-8695 or FA 2-2501. IN T H E (T R U IT T I ’O l'R T d V T U B N IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ CUIT. IX AXH FUR S E R INoi.ts c o u n t y , r i M i i n i (T IA N r K H Y XU. 1 P M CIX1-40 F IR S T M K R K H A I. HAVING!* A N D L O A N A H M O U tA n O N OF O R L A N D O , a corporation. franfnrb KOIN KLEEN SINGER S t Johns Realty NEW HOMES FREE! 31. Articles For Sale RECORDER. $85. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate T A P E Stereo p!ay back Mon Rec­ Remove Thatch - Chinch ord. 322 0C64 before 10 a.m. llug Spray (VC-13) • Fcrti ire—Ph. FA 2-4244 LOSE WEIGHT aafely with MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Dcx-A-Diet tablets. Only 93c. TOuchton's Drugs. Air-Conditioning h . n. POPE CO., INC. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, 200 So. Park Avc. FA 2-4234 locks, sand, cement, rock, FK IG ID A IR E pipe, steel, grease traps, Sales A Service dry wells, stepping stones. G. II. HIGH Miracle Concrete Co. 1709 W. 1st St. Sanford 300 Elm Avc. FA 2-3731 Ph. KA 2-3853 USED AUTOMATIC Washer Dryer. Many to chooso LAW N SERVICE and from. Completely recondi­ Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ tioned. 90 day warranty on isfaction guaranteed. Ph. all. Dick's Appliance. 510 FA 2 1817. S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-7658. 29. Automobile Service AUTO RADIO SERVICE PERSONAL RADIO A TV 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. AUTO GLASS~ INSTALLED Scu!(nrik Glass ami Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. KA 2-4622 31. Poultry - Livestock Largo Shetland Ponl:«; 1 gelding, 1 marc. New and dies and bridles. 3229162. DAVID BRADLEY Garden Tractor. 2 Mower attach­ ments, one 30'* sickle, ro­ tary attachment, $159. 1 Mile N. of Orango City. Kloriland Trailer Park* 775-3538. 1961 ZIG ZAG Sewing Ma­ chine. Makes button holes, with guarantee. FA 2-IM1L PLAYPEN, Stroller, Taylor Tot, Walker, Boy* 22" and Girl* 24" Bikes. FA 2-7493 FRIDAY & SATURDAY SALE Marble top Isble, "Gone With 31 A. Pets The Wind" lamps. Wedgewood Rosenthal china, glass 50 lb. Feeder Pigs for Sale bric-a-hrac, electric cof­ Small baking type bogs for fee maker, wearing ap­ homo freezer. Etc. Phone parel—ladies and children, FA 2-0264. silver blue mink scarf, spring hats;; 2706 Magnolia 32. Flowers - Shrubs Avc. POTTED MUMS in bloom BEAUTIFUL electric range, 35c up. used four weeks; will sell GRAPEVILLE NURSERY for less than half pricej Grapcvilln Ave. Near 20th St 322 8940. Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ gons. Pansies, Vegetable 35. AutnmobllcH • Trucks Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. BUYING A NEW or Upsnla ltd. Just off 20th St. USED CAR? and 1st St. FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ I/>w Interest Rates 23. Furniture ♦ I xjw Monthly Payments WANTED reliable couple to FLORIDA STATE BANK take up monthly payments of $13.59 on 3 complete 1002 COItVAN Truck for sal* or trade. Call 322-3990. rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col '56 CHEVROLET. $125. Call lect. FA 2-G633 after 6:00. FR E E ESTIM ATE 37. ItoatM • Motors Upholstering & Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ G tie way To The Waterway ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Koh.inn Sporting Gooda Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Your EVINRUDE Dealer FA 2-2117. 301-6 8 E. l i t Ph. FA 2 5961 Used lurniture, appliances, 1 714 hp.' MERCURY KlckerT tools, etc. Bought • Sold, Like new. 1 10 hp Wiscon­ lorry's Mart 215 Sanford sin Motor. FA 2 6978. Ave. I'll. FA 2 1132 38. Molorcyclca - Scoot era Sell Us Your Furniture, quick Service With Ihe Cash. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS^ New k Used. SUPER TRADING POST Lewis Sales & Service FA 2 0677. 2517 Country Club ltd. 31. Articles For Sale . Ph. FA-2-7928 Western .Shirts, work clothes, I960 VESPA Scooter. ramp supplies, rainwear, Phone FA 2-0190. luggage. Army-Navy Sur­ plus. 310 Sanford Avo. With purchase of Blue Lus­ tre, rent Electric Carpet ShamjMioer for only $t per day. Carroll's Furniture. If you need a good used Re­ frigerator drop by the Furniture Center at 1190 French Ave. Refrigerator, gas stove, dish­ washer and oilier houseIk.ld items. FA 2-4359. $125. A IR • CONDITIONING KH FKIG KR ATION • MEN NEEDED • \V« train you • Hume study with rnarhlng • Tools and equipment furnished. W R ITE — l COM MERCIAL TRA D ES IN S TITU TE 1I0X 18 C/O Sanford Herald HOLlERSo/SANFOim SQUARE DEAL BUYS 52 C A D ILL A C I Door, I'owcr, A ir .>**•••*••••* $1595 595 PLYM O U TH 2 Door, V-8 ........... .'18 FORD Slulion Wagon, V-8, Aulo. 645 515 r»7 FORD Country Ked„ O verd rive... 745 S7 C IIE V . Kla. Wagon, G C yl„ Sid. , 51 CHEV. C| Ton Pickup, A u l........ 1415 ,VJ C IIE V . Sin. Wagon. 5 C yl„ Sid. *****000 1395 r*a PLYM O U TH 2 Door 795 >••***#******#•#•*•*•••« r>5 MERCEDES 220, 4 Door ................. 129.5 IS* 00* * * * ** * * s*o**o« r»5 C A D ILL A C Scd. DeVillc. A ir Cond. 695 fi8 FORD 2 Door. 6 Cyl.. Sid....... 645 >*•••••••••••• 51 C IIE V. Slu. Wagon. V-8, Aulo. 1795 59 C IIE V . I Door, 5 Cyl., Kid. IMMHMS*HS| 1195 55 CHEV. Slu. Wag., V-8, Auto., A ir Cond. 595 51 C IIE V . Dclruy, Auto. »«IMSMtMM*ll**M***4 395 58 CHEV. Vt Ton Pickup ........ I••••••*••••••••••••*• 995 55 FORD Kin. Wagon, V-8, S id . •.••HIMIMSISH 395 55 CHEV. 2 Door, 5 Cyl., Std. 195 50 C IIE V. Nomud, A ir Cond • •*•••••••••••••*••*« 1695 55 C IIE V. I Door, 0 Cyl., Auto. 495 57 PLYM O U TH 4 Door, 6 Cyl., Auto. 445 58 CHEV. \ 'i Ton Pickup ................. 795 55 IN T E R N A T IO N A L V , Ton Pickup 295 69 OLDS 4 Dour Dynamic 88, A u lo .... 1295 57 M ERCURY Sta. Wagon, Auto., P. Steer. 495 50 HIIICK 2 Special. Std. Shift, Clean 295 51 C IIE V . 4 Dour, 5 Cyl., Sid................. 1495 W E 'R E LOADED • T H E Y GOTTA GO FRED YEAC KLE CLAUDE UITTELL 219 K. 2nd 8T. 2505 PA R K AVE. FA 2-6231 P A 2-0811 ' _________________ ORLANDO CH 1-8188 * + • �i t well „ Sib M m * S« Page 4-A — Apr. a, 1963 with savings that sing! IO OG«re e n S tatoo m ps § When you think o f refreshments for your Parly Snacktimc, fhink of ice cold Coca-Cola served with tasty cheeses and crackers . . . with this coupon ond purchoss of; $5.00 OR MORE I limit I coupon por family, pita to l S Nebi.ce Tatty Rifz Crackers.................’( C 35c S otpirot Sat., April 6, t96S Fniniiv^ Mabitce't Papular Waverly W afers......... 1'H i" 29c d a iry special* ! Swiss Cheese................ *ii. 35c Kraft's Ant'd. Whipped a Swift’s Allsweet Margarine 2 ' *,b* 5 8 * ctns. Courthouse Records Marriage Applications Charlra Roukp, Sanford anil Ifatrl Koiter, Sanford. Edward Wulf, MprriU laland and Kranrea Davie, Win­ ter Park. • Jamea Malta, Orlando and Bertha Lcmmona, Orlando. Jerald Uraaa Aator and Jen­ nifer llryan, IJeUon H|>gs. Thandal Dorsey, Cleveland, Ga. and 8aeko Dicklnion, Han. ford. Wayne Henry, Orlando and Ednu Andrews, Orlundo. Pinal IIIvorre Deerrea Carroll Kinney Jr. vs. Marie Kinney. Joanne Daugharty va. Mur­ rell Daugherty. Betty Cox vs. Kdwaid Cox. Monroe Wilcox vs. I.ena Wil­ cox. Ileal Kulatr Transactions .Shoemaker (.'onstruction Co., to llnhert Tliiirnull, etux, I-och AHsir, *18,000. II. K. Ilowun, etux, to Ituy. motiil Kwallow, etux, Kanlonl lights., *7,60(1. William Cadeiihead, etux to G. W. (lodgers, C. C. Manor, (10,20(1. Charles Nihlurk, etux to Btarl Warfield, etux, Block Hummock, 911,1(10. A. C. Doodnry Surveyor*, Inc. to Kingswood llldls., Loch Arbor, *6,600. G. K. Brooke Smith, rtux to Georga lianglemiin Jr., etux, Loch Arbor, 97,600. Bruce Kirkputrick, etux to First Fed. H. and L., Little Wrkiwa, 90,000. Kenneth Lanier, etux to Jamea Newman, etux, Hastbrook, *13,800. K. K. Godwin, etux to Htcllu Linden, Crystal Lake, 96,<MI0. Casselberry G a r d e n s to James K. Besly, etux, 96,700. Louie Bridges, etux to llcllu Hamlin, Kairlune K s l a t a », 914,800. Arrin Purlow, etux to John Bellamy, etux, Huufoid lights., 9 8 ,6 0 0 . Nellie Morgun, etui to Nel­ lie Bennett, Black Hammock, 90,000. N. O. McDowell Jr., etux to Howard Lowery, etux, Lake Mary Manor, *21,600. Charles Niblaek, etux to Bichaid Baer, etux, Black Hammock, 97,600. Hamilton Hull, etux to John Smith, atux, 29.21-30, 96,000. Jlerl llagley, etux to Donald l«awa, etux, N. Cl i u l u u t a , 916,000. Boy Scouts Aid Goodwill By Louise Hlmunrk Altamonte S p r i n g s Boy Hcouta have been busy this past week knocking on doors and leaving largo shopping bugs fur residents of the com­ munity to fill with uuncedrd clothing and any other sale able item. Hcouta will return this Sat­ urday in a truck to pick up tlie filled bags which will lie tumid over to the Goodwill ^Industries for sorting and rei pair before being resold. 4 % / lO O N m c Y B lO p ;•? J y / G r e e n S t a m p s S; 5 i o o «v s y h o o “w 89« Q Floor Care .................. S p read s...... si"' 29' Senke I Redeem year 20( newtpeper coupon; p fllV w i i n scoupon oapon u n if e t >v y r price with only $1.09) PI Instant Coffee.................. j f l G re e n S ta m p e d *129 mA Shb coupce m4 patekewa of. uiy Style, Any Type ef Heme Permanent _ Any ilxe ot regular price Strietmenn't Crunchy P Pecan Sandies ..................’UV 49* F &P MIX'EM or MATCH'EM DOLLAR SALE! I reupen eipirn le t.. April ith, IMS Cerden't Krun-Chee P C o rn Chips ..................29* & 39* (plus 50 extra Prat S&H Green Stomps with coupon attached to bog) F & P Halved or Sliced Y . C. P eaches • • 4 | o O VVeVToIO O All Grind* Maxwell House IVx cans C o ffe e • • • • $i . FM fir P Bartlett ^ ^ 49* 303 303 cant n . / n . cans cant a*A Au tourmi ■ ( ywrekete el: HERMAN'S ORANGE RAND WIENERS Ib. 59c Progretio's Famous Tomato I P a s t e ..............60< F fir P Sweet G re e n P e a s . . . 6 J /l( O r e e n S t a m p s F l o u r .............. 3 9 * 303 303 W55SVAW For Every Baking Need Biiquick F & P Cut G re e n B e a n s . . 6 can $i . 10 S ty le C o rn « . . . 8 cant * down produce lane $i . CANTALOUPES F Or P Cream 303 $i . 3 FM & P Sliced R ed B e e ts . . . . 8 ,or * ! • . Fancy Red-Button 303 cant _ expire* Net., April Sth, IMS Sweet Pink-Meat 303 cant re u N n flQ M M M M M S i ‘• T o m a t o e s .............. 6 o ' teiiRen exp.re* Set., April Sth. IN I Ic e M i l k . . . ! : ! ' 3 9 * F fir P Delicious F r u it C o c k ta il • • 5 Air caoyaa m i pwvckeve W: SWIFT'S AUSWEET MARGARINE 2 M b. ctn i. 58c Bordon’t (limit 1 ) $i . cane G re e n S ta m p i !<=> *=> (limit 1 per customer with purchase* of $5.00 or morel P e a r H a lv e s . . . 5 ' ib" 69c Armttreni'i One-Step Kraft's Pimento, Olive-Pimento or Pineapple Cheese < _.- I coupon tiptrra let . April Sth, IN) Sweet Flavored Muensfer C h eese ....... ' - Hole Rtguler or Self Holr Spray 14-ox. can $1.09 plus tax Baby Gouda .................!«! 49c Gem Rolls 2 2Z pkgs. 49* F fir P Canned vtih All coupon mi yutcktt, if A Tatty Snack Style Chcete Borden’s FU R F A N C Y ’S SAKE — Fur g 1o v e h , «ki punt*, boot* anil woolly awcatcr fail to ruufflu the charm o f Claudia Cardinal^. Sho’n film­ ing a talc o f fantaay at Cdrtlnu, Italy. Cream C h eese............... V«7 29c Krstt's Amtiitea er Pimsnls Sliced Cheese ...............'Jj!' 49c plus 100 extra Free *}.*>/ Green Stamps with coupon » fj im M M im iM ja Witcentin Sliced llg-lye Radishes............. 2 ,i„. * i . 9* Florida Vine-Riponed Tom atoes.................n. 19* frozen foods Sweet Mild Flavored Coffee Cake ... Green O nions........^ 15* T o i t y C e n te r - C u t Howord Jobnion'o V ionno Crumb Vi.” 59* Rick't Cbocoloto Eclairs ........... 2 89* ratio Brand Mexican Dinners '*“• 49* Mr*. Poul't family Back Onion Rings ..... 49* lautblaad Froian Whole Dinners .... *£ 39* Pidiweet Cblcboa, Bool, Turkey Meaf Pies..... 4 89* four fitkermen fr t t ie Scallops .............7;„7; 49* Mn. fa u lt Family Pack triad Fish Fillets.........’i r 59* □ □ □ □ □ Pork C h o p s ........... Ib, Copeland'* Fresh Sliced Bologna • •. 39c Tarnow'* Chipped • . 3 S t. Sliced H am . . . . . . 59c C orned B e e f . . . . 4. 69c Bee f or Ham pkgi. Ternow’* Cooked or Baked Swift'* Premium Tatty Swlft'e Premium Sweet-Smoke Flavor BRACH’S EASTER CANDY S l i c e d B a c o n . . . »>. 3 9 * Either End or Whole Talmadga Country Brack's Assarted Easter Fu n ........... 49c C u re d H a m s • . . . * 7 9 * •rack's Jelly Beans......... 29c Swift's Premium Country Style Brcch's Ccn4f P o r k S a u s a g e • • »> 4 9 * Chicks & Rabbits.. 29c ■rack's Hide & Seek Eggs. *£ 29c Braeh's M Thttilets Malted Milk Eggs. 47£*- 49c Pitch's Dtluxe Easter Baskets $1.89 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE "NERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, Herman's Orange Band KERN W i e n e r s ..................... »> 5 9 * MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO Swift's HIGHWAY plu* 50 extra Free J W Premium Brown fir Servo Sausage PARK, LONGWOOD, AND H A N K O K ir . . . . trow Green Stomp* with coupon S-oi. p k |. 49 Ro a d iso 17-82 and STATE �Lick Crippling With Easter Seals C lw W E A T H E R : Fnir nml mild through Friday. High todny, 85-00. Low tonight. 60-65. VOL. 5.1 By l.arry Yrrshrl The Florida Development Commission reports that Sem­ inole County is in the first 10 o f medium size counties in the state with a yam of 45 percent in employment . . . . Second year in a row this county has made the “ Big Ten.” • • • l1 f4 * Did you know that Hunt Co. has 350 employes with a $25,000 weekly payroll . . . . That's over a million per year. • • • BULLETIN $ 3 4 5 ,2 0 0 Bid OK'd On School ! w * TAL1.AIIA&SKE (I T ’ I) — TTir House met in Democra­ tic caucus today and desig­ nated Sumter County famtrr E. C. Itoweli as speaker for the 1!H>5 session. J IA W A ... United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., A P R IL -I. 1962 SANFO RI), FLO R ID A NO. 683 Bryant Predicts O K For Revenue Plan 'M ust Provide New T a x e s, College Funds' Nearing1End A CONVKIUSATIDN WITH Work will I n* commenced late next week in tho SLT’T. OF SCHOOLS IL T. construction of the new English Estates school. MILWEE. School Hoard opened six bids for the contract REPORTER: Teachers have this morning and incepted the low hast* hid of JfItlo,been calling us complaining that tho majority of those 200 o f Jack Jennings, Orlando. Tin* building will ! h- uf competent leather aw aids ure principals and supervisors, is CBS construction, a compact that true? onc-slury structure tunning Mil.WMF: Definitely not. 15 classrooms, iidtiiimMniti"ii HKlTlItTKK: Well. how offices and n cufet.riliin. It many au|wrviaors and princi­ will lie banted at. tin- end of pal .*-*• on tti.« list of (55? Oxfoid Avenue in tin- English at il.\\ EE; t Uoiii kiiuw.' Estates subdivision. • • • School Board also this Mayfair Golf Club will illuming named Morris Kiiliy, atari closing on Mondays dur­ present principal of l.nkc ing the summer season starl­ Multiuc seluMil, us principal ing April 8. of English Estates. No suc­ s • • cess. r \<as named at Lake Important city commission Monroe. meeting next Wednesday with Tile hoard opened six bills Engineers Clark, Dully and at ill a.m., went into execu­ Diels on water I m p r o v etive session nod announced ments . . . . Fiscal Agent its decision shortly In-fore Loomis Lcedy will tie present noon. Complication* entered and will again stress that the tile picture on tin- bid-ling becity not spend over $850,000 muse each c-’ iilriietnr also .MORRIS Kl.’ IIY for the piogium now. olfeie-l over and nl-me bis • • • base bid five alternate dif­ Which reminds us the other ference.-. day 2,0:10,000 gallons were Here are the base bids of pumped during a 10 hour per­ the six contractors, In-fore de­ iod . . . T hai s more tiiuli the ductions and additions as piepeak summer day last year., sented because of tin- alter­ • • • nate changes: A new National Food chuin I’cliec have apprehended Carroll lbiniel Construction store is putting up u building two Negio youths and charg- ( ompaiiy, Snnfmd, Sin,1,300: at Mobley’s Corner in South cd them with suspicion to Seminole . . . Fit si reports are rommit grand larceny in the Giuliam t’lintruetiug Com­ pany, Oilalido, g:taa,7liU;. II. that the transaction involves theft of a pur»« from u San­ J. High Construction Coni$135,000. ford woman loftt week ------cpsuv. Dtjando. MJa,0B0; Jack ^ctufnrii Irrntlit It) United I’ rrss International 'ITk* second of the nation's long newspaper strike* ap­ peared near an end in Cleve­ land today. TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Gov. Farris Bryant predicted today Unit the legislature will approve hi* $250 million pack­ age program lor new m e line. Bryant told his first news j conlerenre of the session that the legislators arc beginning lo grasp the overall fiscal pic­ ture and will ronrliidc there is no alternative hut to pro­ vide $125 million in new' taxe* and $125 million in borrow­ ed lands for university and junior college construction. He conceded there is some opposition lo the borrowing program. Inti lie said the al­ ternatives are limited. In fart lie said, lie know* of no alternative inclin'd Dial would be practicable lor raising money lor university expan­ sion. Hry ant elaborated on de­ tails of hi* tax and spend pro­ gram and explained why he iliil not suggest that the bor­ rowing phase lie put into the Stale Constitution by a vote of the people. He said he had no objec­ tions lo the people passing on the proposed bond program happen, he said, if the amend* except that it would lie more men! were on the ballot in than a year before they could the Uk'il general election. WASHINGTON t t l’D — vote and also he does not Starting today, you will have want to see it an Issue in the to pay an extra nickel or loot governor’s campaign. dime ( o r person-to-person If it were possible to get telephone rails of less than three-fourths consent of the (ton miles. A new rate sched­ legislature for n special elec- j ule lor long-distance calls lion immediately to vote on went into clfect at 12:01 a.in. the bond program, that would! he fine, he said, "Imt that's Wall Blast Impossible.” BERLIN (C P U —East Ger­ "So important a mailer as Study of the financial struc­ many charged today that e x -, educational expansion should plosives to blow up the Berlin ture of Altamonte Springs not he made a pari of parti­ wall are llown Into the city 1 san politics” which would will he made in a special ses­ aboard Western commercial sion of Hie Town Council’s fiflights ••misusing" air corri­ iianeo committee nt 7 p. m. dors over ils terriiory. Monday. Gale Winds This dcicsion was reached By t ’nltrd P i p ** Intrrnalional Wednesday e v e n i n g when Gale-force winds s w e p t Keith N^ixon, finance commit­ away summery temperatures tee chairman, raised severut today and caused extensive questions during the regular damage across (lie Midwest. Showers soaked (lie Ohio Val­ i WASHINGTON (U PD - special lacl-findmg h o a r d , Franklin D. Roosevelt anil Council inerting. ley and North Atlantic states. Nixon, who had even quesPresident Kennedy has block­ Iasi night in Hie filial step j Harry S. Truman, was nn;ucd ed a threatened nationwide! available under the National i chairman of Hie Imard which I lolled "excessive” telephono Crackdown railroad strike for al least tin Baitway Labor Act lo prevent will meet in Washington a Mils, queried tho Council that days by appointing n three 1a walkout. The action auto­ week (nun today lo begin dis­ "$.10,000 a year seems too WASHINGTON (C P U - A presidential commission call­ much." He also raised a point mail emergency Isiard to ill matically liars u strike tor r>o cussion*. ed today lor a nationwide veitigale the dispute over I days. The two other members of about the Town's Mink bal­ Judge Samuel I. Bosenman. the panel are veteran labor ance. crackdown on illicit drug traf­ work rules. fic through a "massive at­ Thu Picsldent named the j special counsel to Presidents mediator*. They are Prof. It wus agreed that the fi­ tack" on big-time smugglers N Y L K N E AI.IIERK. an .Nathan Feinsinger of Hie Uni­ nance tismniute — "glxi'n. and peddlers. versity of Wisconsin Law Councilman Frank Gerhardt ★ ★ ★ e n t r y - in tho "Mina ★ ★ ★ « School and Dr. Clark Kerr, and Mayor Lawrence SwofPolice *5.bM VSiPj;J*nrtim..> J#n. |..iJIM l0 .m -miioo! Seminole County” con­ .guntf i W ; Senator .Mack Cievelaud Jr. Ham* slid John Humblcy nab- EuKutK: w ri-Mimo k#1m). * SoUf 0r. president of the University of fonl — would meet Monday text, ik the tliu iK liler o f told us this morning that a evening to study tho mattor. Calitoriiia. bed the two bey*. U nod IP J |ttll,T?. V3W.436. and Henry PARIS (U PD - Franco'!' Mr. nml Mrs. C. W . strategy meet between sen­ The controversy over what Clerk James Pulmcr wan In­ and found in their posscsei.n „ SU|1|lt;llllf o.lnmi,., *115,. 2txi.txw coal miner* were ex- 1 Yurlioroiijflt of 1805 ators of Iho eight central a watch and other jewelry bepeeled to latlf)* an agreement Hie railroads call "feather­ structed to bo present, "with A il n m s A v t ! . Site Honda counties met yester­ longing to Jeanette E. l-alng,1 bedding” reached Hie show­ Hie 1003 projected budget, * ___ with the government today to touche* Imton fo r the day to map out plaits for a 1521 South Oak Ave. Miss . . end Hie 35-dny strike vvliicii down stage when the Su­ statement of expenditures for .1 I I city recreation ilopiirtpush to get that four-year Filing's pun,, was grahln-d f| r | ft r in / \ preme Court ruled that the the first three months of this has ereated the worst lalmr inent nml o ilie r lioldiie* university in cent ml Florida. last Friday night at Fourth > » V I I I I V I I U I I U U crisis of President Charles de im lm lo rtiiMfiliK, ilitiu’- I JACKSONVILLE (U l’ l) - lo effeel Wednesday and had companies were tree lo abol­ year and a hank statement of • • • « Gaulle's five-year regime. ish thousand* of jobs which Town finances.” St. nml I’ark Ave. ing mill listen in g to Members of the Brotherhood withdrawn from national rail­ had lies'll protccVd by long­ By the way Mack got his Following Wednesday ereDuring the fray. Mis.* l.uing record*. M is* A lb o r* i* road agreements. choice spot , . . (See page 3| suffered u seven* gash on hei ning’a session, Nixon explain­ of taicomotive Engineers may Integrate standing union rules. ii sen ior a t Sem inole Tho strike hy Hie engineers lie’s on the taxation and fi­ forehead and « Ii* t injuries. Five n|M'rallng unions rep­ ed that lie meant $25,000 and In- Hii* lirsl operating union MIAMI (U P D —A suit lo in Town t’oimril ot Noiili Or­ 11irli. will have little actual effect nance committee . . . Jou not $30,000 us "too much” and worker* lo go on strike since on Hie already stmek rail­ resenting alNiut 200,(HK) rail­ lando will confer at H p.m. to­ legrale facilities ill a stale Davis got some good commit­ road workers viewed Hie dis­ Hint ho referred to the Town'a night willi an Orlando attor­ office building here was drop­ a U. S. Supreme Court rul­ way, except to provide tome tees . . . still no word on pute as a question of whether employe payroll. This matter, ney relative to advice on lu ped Wednesday when the at­ ing upholding the right of i relief on picket line*. what Jan Fortune will receive, their members would lie able too, will lie discussed Monday lure legal action in the de­ torney for the Civil Liberties railroad* to abolish '’feather• • • President Kennedy named to ronlimie working at Ihe evening. Union learned signs designat­ velopment of the community. bedding” Job*. in emegerency fact-finding only jobs they know. ThuFederal Hurcuu of Council also heard a report I. II. Handley, of Gurney, ing separate facilities were to Union Chief Boy Davidson Imard Wednesday lo leek a Bonds lias been culled in to For Hie railroads, 11 was a from D. Kiik Gunby, of GunGurney and Handley, Orlan­ he removed. said Wednesday the engineers compromise on railroud fea* investigate the Interstate 4 question of whether they hy iimf Company, Delaind, that BUENOS AIBES (L T D — do. will advise the Council, will go on strike against the llierheddlng. ihu* averting ovrsignt meting o ff four A rebel radio vowed early to­ NASSAU, Bahama* (U PD would lie allowed lo eliminate the Town should expect fav­ Six Hurt which organized M o n d a y ► i Florida East Coast Hallway ; strike* hy other unions for at homes out by Saidundo. —The Bahama* government job* whirh have become un­ orable hide for ita proposed dny that diehard foes of evening and held ils first reg­ PLAQUEMINE, La. (U P I) at one minute after midnight least two months. • • • necessary because of techno­ r t v i n u i bond sale ut its ousted ex-President Joan D. ular session Tuesday evening. — A hydrocarbon unit in the todny diupped chnige* against Friday. Davidson charged from (lie April 17 meeting. "The bond Stute Bond Department o f­ Per.-u vvill "fight on” despite Council has requested Hie at-i $100 million Dow Chemical 17 t'uliall exile i aiders rup­ Davidson said hi* organi­ union's Cleveland hrndquart- logical advance*. They esti­ market is excellent now,” ficials and County Engineer Uie apparent cr llapse of their lorney for information on the Co. complex exploded and tured on nearby K«’y Norman, zation will join II nonoperat­ c's that I'KC Board Chair­ mated lh.it the rule change* Gunby said, "whether they Bill Bush will tour SK 430 effort to overthrow the gov­ present town charier and ae burned Wednesday n i g h t , returned I heir gun* nod re­ ing unions in the strike man Ed Ball was trying to would save about $500 million are puiclinsed hy private buy. from Goldeniod to Oviedo as ernment. lions of the preceding Coun leaving six persons hospital- leased them lo return to again*! the FEC because the show other railroads how to a year at a time when eco­ ers or tho federal govern­ tho first step in a study for nomies are needed to meet The rebel threat was broad, ell. izrd in a night of terror and Miami. I Florida-based earrier pul run their operation*. impiowng (lie road. ever stiffening com pell Hon ment.” cast even as Bear Adm. Flucniiliisinn. aiili-fenHierlieddinu rule* in ,\ I'. S. Const Guard plane "Iliil just lei lorn try to • ♦ • The Town proposes to sell Irnni other lorm* ot lran*|Mirdio Vas<|uex, commander of lioV'-riog over Nmaatl liailior move a train when lie gels $350,000 in revenuo hoods to We asked City Manager the high sea* fleet, held penee HiHoii Charges Flayed I indicated Hie i-xih-a, who also (us oilier strike selHcd," the fitmiiee a new waterworks \\. K. Knowles about Inal talks with lenders of the union tors* said. MONTREAL (UPD-Ltber are Icing pel milled to leave system. The U. K. Community sewage treatment plant prog- army and ail force. Ball was scheduled lo meet Fred Steven*. 22-ycar-old al leader l/’ ster B. Pearson mi their Violin III. the con­ Facilities Administration has reas. ’’Slower Ilian slow,” Stock Rally At least 25 men bad been verted w.nslilp with which I I I I f\ • I Wednesday night n e e u s e d ; willi l.almr Secretary Willard Altamonte Springs Negro,' approved th» Mmd sale and, Mild Ml, Knowles. NEW YORK (U PD killed nml 50 wounded in two Wirlz in Washington today at • •• * charged with manslaughter, Prime Minister John Diefen Stock' resumed Wednesday’s it was explained, will pur­ days of scattered fighting, baker of supplying I odder for 1 2 p. in. Wirt* wn* expected col t* d to .Miami. rally til the opening today on chase tlie paper if no privuta 'Die first thicv local bills limited for the most puit to was Isiuml over to Circuit GREENWOOD. Mia*. (U PD I In try to persuade Ball to re* Court in a preliminary hear- 1Communist propaganda in his Mils utu received. active irading. expected to be inliodueed air attacks, open negotiations with Ihe IIcampaign ngum*l Negro voter aspirants, led by ing Wednesday afternoon by election during tile legislature will be non-operaling unions whirh A broadcast from a bidden arming Canadian d e f e n s e <Tihago roinedian Dick G r e g ­ fencing of saivuge yards, dog radio stution spoke of con­ County Judge Vernon Mize. struck against Hu* FEC Jan. forces with U. S. nuclear war­ Stevens, ronfined to roun ory, plaiirieil to mureh again 2.t m a wage dispute. pound law on stray animals tinued resistance by t h c ty jail in lieu ot $l.ooo bond.. heads. and water control survey. toi lay in a civil right* liuttle ’’ Patagonian 11e v o I u lion- confessed early Wednesday to • • • di-serihed mm "almost won.” ary Command,” suggesting the falal shooting ol Janie* Dealer Backing? .Y o u ’ ll iip p re c iu le (lie e x lr n nervine County Commissioner J. C. At the same time the JusTALLAHASSEE (U I’D — the rebels might intend to Curti* la*’, 11 year old Via JACKSONVILLE l t i l ’ll --------------------Hutchison says ho doesn’t see hole up in tin* bleak southern monte Springs Negro, late An oHinui of a drive-in gro­ A resolution lulling on Con- lice Department goes into fed­ how the county will ever get gnss to enact legislation eral court ut Greenville, iil.out territory of Patagonia. cery chain charged Wednes­ Tuesday. FREE an administrative aide unless day that a legislative bill to <liminnting Hie poll tax as a (10 mile* uvvuy, seeking nil in­ Tire it has tin complete endorse­ ban Hie sale of beer and wine requirement for voting in fed- junction barring interfcicnre I Ils pc tins ment of the eonimieslou. ft in food stores was backed by i i i i I election* was introduced with Negro voter registration WASHINGTON ( U I’D — hasn’t now. FREE slate whisky dealers. Julian today hy Sen. Belli Johnson, [ drives. ('resident Kennedy was under­ • • • Tire notation Or Undo. Gregory, who bud hi* aim stood today to he (lyin g to E. Jackson, president of Lust week was "Youth | Jackson's M i n i ! Markets,' Mr*. Johnson said 30 of the twisted hy polieu here two make it its easy an possible- for FREE Week” ill Ihu county churches j Inc., said lie did not *ee that :i« states required to ratify an days ago in u voter demon- Premier Nikita Khrushchev to Flat lir a , . . and most people are anything would be gained by aoti . poll tux nmendemeiit Miutiun matvh, vowed Wed- withdraw more Russian troops Repair still talking aiiout the line Job . making housewives go into a have already approved. Gov. nesduy to h-ud new marches from Culm without losing 17-year-ulu Sieve Davis did i FREE package store or beer joint to Farris Bryant also has en­ "and fight this thing until face. WASHINGTON (U PD - I United States was ready (n in the pulpit at the l ’inecrest Front End buy their alcoholic bever­ dorsed the move which was the government acrid* in The President told Ids news Defense Secretary Robert S. light if necessary—and win Cheek Baptist Church. stur I'd in Congress by Flor­ troop*.” conference Wednesday "we McNamara has told Congress McNamara said lhal all o ages, rather than going into • • ♦ ida's .Sen. Kpessurd I.. I lidGregory led a march Wed­ hope" Russia would recnll the that Russia's economic and ! Soviet Premier Mklla K!iru*li a clean grocery store. Tile first meeting uf the land. nesday in which I’J Negroes estimated 12,000 to 13,000 mil­ military power complex will c Im-v ' s action* "indicate Hie Expert Cuuitiiouse Annex committee (Inly five states now have a vein arrested in this delta itary personnel she stilt bus not equal that ol the United conclusion that he knows we \\ heel poll tax. will lie held at 7:30 p. m. town hut police left Gregory <m the isluod. But he uvoided can destroy his society today States "in our lifetime ” Alignment .Monday. alone. combing his Muli'incul in McNamara's confident ap­ should lie attack us from Hie ♦ • • Budge . Page 7 1-11 Club Change strong terms which would praisal of the U. S. defense* ground, tlie sea, the atmos­ Moviciand Drive-In will sell was contained in testimony phere or space.” Classified Page II give it Hie flavor of a demand, Time and place of loday's Comics some 200 to 300 SI bills for given to the Senate Armed Page 10 North Orlando 4 II Club meet­ l a o n t f w o o d Kennedy emphasized Hint Responding to criticism Tire Distributors For Denman Custom Built Tires Dear Abhy 85 cents at the McCrory’* Services Committee in Feb­ from committee member* fur Page 7 Tile April meeting of the one of tlie reasons Hie United ing ami program lia* been Page 4 Editorial First St. annex tomorrow at 4 ruary It was made public some Pentagon decisions. changed Iroui 4:30 p in. until lamgwood City Council will &tutca cluck'd down oil n-fin 5 p in. in conjunction with today by Hie committee. Eliteituililiieiit I’age McNamara dek-nded his poli:JU p.m. and will be held at be held at 8 p.m. today in ugeo hit-and-run raids on Legal* ....... Cage 10 “ It’s Only Money” playing at Tbc defense secretary said bey of phasing out manued Hie Community Uuilding in lha City Hull. Only routine Cuba and Soviet vessels was f’uizle _ I'uge 1U the Drive-In Friday and Satur-1 all-out nuclear war was "im ­ bombers, cancelling the Skythe Village Recreation Aiea business hu* been scheduled lo avoid giving Khrushchev Society m i ’age M A O da) . . . On je t, only one probable,” but his testimony bolt missile and other steps Instead of at the Mime ut on 'the agenda, the Herald any additional excuse to keep 405 W . FIR ST ST. F A 2-0651 ( mad* it clear b* thought ih* |ha has taken. U> a customer. j Sports ....______ i ’age t> Mrs, Anion Krscek. hie troops in the airs. was advisd- Extra Rate Altamonte Sets Special Money Meet Monday Cooling Off Period Rail Strike Blocked Police Arrest Two Assailants Agreement aeen Locomotive Engineers 1st To Go On Strike? Council Meet Set I Will Fight On, Rebels Say Cuban Exile Charges Out Negro Charged In Boy's Slaying New Voter j ""■y 4 w,h ,i March Promised Eliminate Poll Tax Plan Asked TIRE With Us! Kennedy Hopeful On Red Troops Commies No Equal To Us--M cNam ara Herald Index To Meet � 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 03, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 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 03, 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/c47550f51de55492cf338723c54986f6.pdf 1bd602e0e3031f0983f08aa18dabda10 PDF Text Text ffjjf fcauTorh frriB PflBB 1 0 — A p r il 1 , *G3 Summer School The Hollins College M ast­ er of Arts In Teaching Pro­ gram will offer two pre-sum ­ m er short courses June 3-19 a regular six-week sum m er session June Itl-July 31, and two post sum m er short cours­ es Aug. 1-17, according to an announcement made by Dr. William T. Ed wards, direct­ or. G raduate Program in Teaching. Students enrolling in the sum m er course* muy earn up to nine sem ester hour* of credit, and in special cases, 12 sem ester hours of credit. The Islest official regislra- • Mon. • Tucs. • Wed. (Ion date for the two p re ­ sum m er short courses, Edu­ cation SM and Education 514, ia June 3. The latest dates for registration in the aix-week sum m er session, with 13 courses ottered, and the postsum m er course* arc June 1» 19. Specials PTA To Meet The April business and pro­ gram meeting of the Hear Lake Elem entary PTA will lie held i t I p. m. Tuesday following the opening social period scheduled to sta rt at 7:30 p. m. Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Son ford ROOM S A LE ! FIELD TRIP l» n food store whh taken by the HlinlnnU of Mr*. Nancy Foy’a Wcntnlde third Krudo, Tuesday. Approximately .‘Hi children were ah own through the Thriftwny Store anil llamly Food Market by employes of the store and nmnatfer and owner Joe Gazil. (Herald Photo) New Resuscitation Method Business Shown For Bear Lake Club & Mr. and Mr*. K*y C. WinBy Shirley Wenlworth In Sanford was given by Mra, freo were guest# of the LinThe new life saving method E. L. Hubbard who outlined cnln-Mcreury division for top of “ mouth to nose" resusci­ work on the basic shell dress and use of sewing cqulpmrnt drslrrihlp salesmen a t a ban­ tation developed in Austra­ quet Saturday evening at Guy lia and rapidly being adopt­ being conducted in the class c*. I,om bar* lo ’a I'ort-o-Call isl SI, ed for general useage was Mrs. W. 0 . Csrpenfcr, who Petersburg. Winfrco, with dem onstrated Tuesday night was scheduled to demon- Hunt Llnculn-Mercury here, 111 Llncolu-Mercury by Seminole Chapter Repre­ slrale proper Ironing meth­ Joined sentatives of the Amcricsn ods. was unable In attend aulrsmen from throughout the meeting doe to Illness. Florida and Southern A la­ lied Cross for members of Refreshment* were serv­ lia mu In ’’Itiller Clrrlef* mem­ the Itear I-akc Home Demon- ed by the hostess at the bership a* top Haleameti in the ttrallon. Club. conclusion of the business Jacksonville district. program. The April The program on water safe­ and ty and resuscitation was giv­ meeting will lie held at the Giving orders makes you home of Mrs. John Wood, en by Mrs. Edith Avencl and fir,28 Llnncal Reach Dr., Hear seem b o s s y , unfcmlninc. Mrs, Colleen Stewart who al­ Lake. Make requests, Instead. io demonstrated the step by atep procedures of mouth to mouth resuscitation using the life sited «}0mmy “ Annie" and guided each cluh mem­ ber through the liie saving routine. lied Cross •» yet ha* not wholly approved the new mouth |o nose techniques al­ though liie mouth lo mouth method, developed and used first by lifesaving team s In Norway, Is approved and lias been In use for Mime tim e, the rcpresentallvca ad­ vised. The meeting was held at the home of Mr*. Russell g/iotnis with Mrs. Raymond Jackson, cluh president, pro­ dding. Mr*. Jackson announced th a t a rra n g e m e n t have been completed for llio club lo tour a furniture store on the evening of May 2 beginning a t 7:30 p. tn. She alto an ­ nounced that (lie Hear I.akc group h id received an Invi­ tation to altond the May 13 all day meeting of the fieneva Cluh, A report on sewing rla strs being held at the HI) Center Low, Low Trirc* . . . — Plus GRt - Edge" Stamp*I MAXWELL INSTANT Deluxe 3-Room Group LIVING ROOM: Nylon enrrred Sofa Red with Matching Chair, 3 Table* and I Lamps RED ROOM: • Rookrase Bed. • Double llrraaer • Inneraprlng Malreas and Matching Hot Spring • Itoomr Chfttt • Beautiful Danish Modern Design In Satin W alnut Flniah DINETTE with Table and I Matching Chair* 1 Ground Beef LB Other 3-llcmm OrnupH Am Idiw A m 5288 EASY TERMS Open Friday Night* M ATHER of Sanford i> - " V Have you, or lias someone you know, just moved to a new home ? Your Welcome Wugun llostes* will call with g lf ta an d frie n d ly greeting* from lh* com­ munity. 3 8 Spare Ribs Lim it: One With Your *3 Or More Food Ordrr, Pteune. •KELLOIWS" 2(13-09 K. First St. LB . 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JAR Sanford's Only Air-Conditlunrd F urniture Store and have the Sanford Herald Leaves Camp 10 OZ. •SMALL’* LEAN mail or bring this coupon for Onlv COFFEE FRESH “100',» PURE' Complete ^ 3 8 9 L HOUSE" BATH IAIIS 25TH. b P/jlK SAN FORI (Quantity Right* Reserved] 2 1 c AI 44e Wl 3 �. * • * - I- f *V i I 'Featherbedding' Ruling e i o c^ *0 By LAHUY VFIt.SIIFL It sure seems strange tliat Kern Park Mayor V**rnou Dunn would preicn t his perm issive legislation request on incorporation to the Icgisla live delegation without first going through the County Commission . . , Had public relations considering propos­ als rail for the use of county liooks, etc. * • • f _ ^ Talked with Senator Mack Cleveland .tr. (it su n ' seems m rr to pul Senator in front of his nam e) in Tallahassee. We h ea r M ark's in tine for a top com mittee ( maybe finance and taxation) not had for a freshm an senator . . . Also that Speaker Matlorv Home had reserved a spot on the appropriations com m ittee for Cordon Frederick . . . It will he interesting to sec what com m ittee .Ian Fortune gets Joe Davis lias already been lined up for the Public Saf­ ely committee. • • • w ™ Windows com pleted in the courthouse . . . Next step is L’aini Hruce's otftce which should he completed in a lion I two weeks . . . Thu* far court house and agricultural office renovations total over SJO.tKm . . . II should he at the SSO.Ihki figure when Hie entire task Is completed » • • £ City Attorney Hill Itulchi son has filed the city's brlet in that term ile slander ease . . . Next step is up lo the term ite com pany's attorney to answ er same. f • • Don't forget Alix of Sanford giant open house Saturday . . A big feather in the SanfordSeminole Development Co. bonnet. ) * * • • • Did you know that a large hunk of acreage has already been ol/ered for a proposed courthouse annex in South Se minute County; U« also round out that Casselberry of­ fered to give license tag of­ fices in the courthouse free office space during Ihe peak rush . . . It was turned down. * • • The Heerenlion Department and Art Assn, have requested Ihe old library building . . Friends of the Library have • Iso suggested Hie building In­ put up fur sale and money used lo improve the future proposed downtown library, Rail Tie-Up Threat Seen BULLETIN CHICAGO <LT*!> — H ie nation's railroad*, (reed ol a restraining Injunction, an ­ nounced today they will pul anti-featherbedding work rule* change* into r ile d April a which could touch off a nationwide rail strike. Hall official* are experttug that President Kennedy will appoint an em ergency bn; rd for a M-day "cooling off" period aimed at head­ ing rdl a nation-wide rail­ road strike a* ihe result id the court ruling handeit down today In Chicago. laical rail ottierr*. tr questing their nam es not he published, said this appears lo lie Hie only alternative at Ihi* point. The emergency board would study Ihe fa ils in Ihe m atter (or 3u days and then olfer recom m end­ ations "for a solution to Ihr President, I ti e railroads and the em ployes." The Herald sought at tiiHin today h> fdeplum e tu obtain a statem ent from AV. Tlmmas Hire, president ol the A tlrnlie Coast Line rail­ road, but was informed by hi* Jacksonville office that "he I* out nf the city." * • * CHICAGO ( U P li- A federal district judge lifted an injunc­ tion and set Hu* stage today lur Ihe nation'* railroad* to order sweeping anti-featherbedding work rule* change*. The railroad* w ere expect­ ed lo announce shortly Hint the work rules would Itecume effective im m ediately. T h c net Ion could result In a n a­ tionwide strike tlireal The representative* of the railroad* hud been restrained since Iasi July from placing the proposed w o r k rules change* into effect. In ilissultlnj! th e Injunc­ tion, Ju d g e Jo sep h S am P e rry t o l d 21)3 person* aw aiting c iltirn s h ip c e re ­ m onies In hi* cham ber* III. I they w ere w itnessing a "p h a s e III ra ilro a d h isto ry .' Perry praised the railroad anil five ou (ruin brother hoods, who have luuglit the promised changes, fur ll.eir conduct in the case which tinally was decided by the U. S. • • • Suprem e Court on March t. Semi-Centennial dance cele­ Perry said Ids action meant bration could not have picked there now is nothing to bar a hotter place to hold the the railroads from starting dance April 27 than Ihe Mayfair . . . I m ean with that ★ * ★ brand new air-conditioning and everything , . , » * • Memo lo Supl. of Schools It. T. Mllwee . . , Yon men lion an acres* road to the new Fngli-h Kslalr* School off llwy 17 02 . . . It'* not a Answer will be forthcoming public right-of-way, Mr. Mil within a week on the Sanford Pipeline Com pany's request wee. addressed to llir Atlantic * * * County engineer Hill Hush Coast Line for |tcrillis!hoii to it* right-«if-way on m eets with the State Itoau cross D epartment tin* afternoon In Meltons illc Avenue. ACL officials at Jackson­ see what can he done about those four homes by Sant undo ville today said it is expect­ ed Ihe railroad's review ot stranded by Interstate -I. « • • specifications forwarded by Major im pinvcm rnl* going the pipeline firm will lie on at NAS and *ttll more to completed and the answer come . . . Hid opening April returned "possibly Inter this 25 on repair lo roofs of 25 week hut not longer than It) building* . , Estim ated cost days." JJ5 non . Mho says the haw is tad perm anent? . . . . • * # County Commission meets Willi the town of Casselberry hoard in road problem* al Ihe ruurlhouse . . . It will l><> In­ formal . . . Time 7:30 p.m. and the press is invited. • • • County taxes soar over Ihe J2.lii0.000 m ark . . . T hat's a good percentage considering the tax roll is only JJ.277.OO0. ACL To Answer Pipeline Bid J f , ^ the yvork rules chance* which are expected to elim inate at least b5.(M*i jobs. on e ot the lirst effects of the work rule changes pro­ bably would be the most d ra s­ tic — the elimination of jobs which tin* railroads consider unnecessary. These were p ri­ marily firem en’s jobs on die*el engine* in freight and yard service. About I3,ikxi — those with less than It) years seniority— EBtablishcd 1008 TUES., APRIL 2, 1963 BRIEFS MOSCOW (UPI) — Tim Soviet Union to­ day Intmchcii a npatv rocket destined for the moon, the official n ew s agency Tass announcetl. . Tass said the final stage of the rocket fol­ lows the pre-set trajectory of the flight. It said an automatic station "moon-1,” weighing 1,122 kilograms (l.l.T) pounds) is in­ stalled alumni tlie rocket. 'I'he mitomatie station is expected to reach the area of the ntoon in three and a half days. Tass said all apimratus aboard the auto­ matic station is functioning normally. It was Die second unmanned space launch from the Soviet Union this year. Last month. Moscow (urn — soviet P rem ier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev vacationed on lln* Black Sea today with no indication of lieing in political hot w a­ ter as reported abroad. MUENOS AIRES (UPI) — Ketireri-uuliUiry o f. ficers proclaimed a revolt today to block w lm t they termed a threatened Communist takeover, hut tho government scoffed at the uprising. The Defense Ministry described the political dis­ sidents as retired army and navy officers and die- Harris Rites V/ednesday tl looks like there won't he any spring grand jur> lhit y e a r , . . No firal degree cases coinin' up. NORTH ORLANDO’S new Town Council iw pictured. Prom the left: I’ h I m-i I St,*|ilu*iij-ol). Vice Mnyur Arthur F ori-ip. Mrs. Irene Van E»*|hk*I, Arthur Rhoden am^Muyur U . U . Aniu tM*p.^) (lleruld Photo). at:d clouds of dust. iuml nnti-PcronUt* rngaged — —---------------------------------“only in psychological ac­ tion." Ih e government claimed "absolute d iu n " jo all com­ mand* lit midday. The sta te ­ ment contrasted sharply with tlie ii -Ih-I proclamation of a "imli-iml revolution." R i-Ih-I liioadcasts identified Opposition to Ihe proposed aged ret Imi I Lt.-Grii. Benja­ min Menendex ns "eominnti- St. Juhns-lmlian River Canal der-lti’Chief of the revolu­ Authority witl lie expressed tion." Sole casualty of Hie officially in T allahassee by revolt up to midday vvus n commercial fishing Interest! geiieial who w a, wounded by on the upi»er St. Johns Itivor, gunmen who sped past his tt was learned today. Tin* Herald reported Mon­ homo. day that Sen. llcrnaril P ar­ The rebellion appeared to he all attem pt tn block the rish, of Hrcvard County, in* 1tended introducing a lull in governm ent'a plan lo allow 1the State Legislature seeking supporters of ousted former 1formation of Hie Canal Au­ Piesident Jnail D. Pcron lo thority to promote the conlull licfpul* in elivtiuM* sche­ IkUUction of a waterway cunduled for June !kl. Hrutilinn I iiecling Hie St. Johns River Communists have supported and Ihe Indian River be­ Vrontst candidate* in past tween Sanford and Maytotrn* elections. O. It. Morris, of Wetaka, To He Married Canal Protests Anticipated By Area Fishermen HOLLYWOOD ( t ' t ’ti — Ac­ tress Mamie Van Doren and Los Angeles Angel pitcher Ho tlelinsky confirmed .Mon­ day they arc engaged to be m arried. Vote N ears WASHINGTON ( l T i l —Ad­ ministration backers (ought both lalior amt ru ral force* today as a vote drew near on President Kennedy's J300 million mass transit bill. Giant Rocket CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I) —It. S. seientisis readied a nine-story tall rocket today for an attem pt lo (ire the world's first stainless steel satellite Into orbit around earth . Trouble BEIRUT, Is* ha non ( L 'P t t Slinmcrtng trouble between Piesident Gamut Alulet N as­ ser of llir United Aral) Re­ public and Ihr new regim e in Syria appeared Ituluy lo have flared into the open. Arrested VIENTIANE, Laos (U P I) —A corporal of the Laotian neutralist arm y has lx*en a r ­ rested and confessed to Ihe assassination ot pro-Communisl Foreign Minister (Juinim I'holM-na, it was announced today. -Shaky VIENTIANE. Lao* ( U P D TIh* assassination nf proCommunikt Foreign Munster (jinnim Pholscna threatened today to upset the shaky three way coalition govern­ ing Hits Southeast Asian king ikon. Future Of Iltisc S H E A LA REST, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sliealy Rest of 303 Vihlen Road, candidate for "Miss Seminole County,” is a talented roller skater who w o n I d someday like to have her own TV skating show. Miss Rest, who will graduate from Seminole High in June, is five feet four inches tall and weighs 110 jHinrids. MAIRiARET (inrrett, a candidate for "Miss Seminole County," is a junior at Lyman High School where she has been a cheerleader for three years. She likes GREENW OOD, Miss. dancing ami singing (U P I) —Comedian Dick G re­ and eventually p l a n s gory vow ixl to lead Negroes for a career in medi­ in a voter-registration march cine. Miss Harrett’s today In detianra of Gov. parents are Mr. and Boss H arnett’s denunciation Mrs. Dennis Carrelt of of such dem onstration!. Maitland. She is five Gregory told a crowd ol feel one and one half 1,ikk) cheering Negroes Mon­ inches tall with mea­ day night that "these people surements of 35-22-31, will (tint out that America Negroes To Defy Governor's Order Kennedy Proposes $ 4 2 0 Million Cut G H EES COVE .SPRINGS i UPI i — A conference to consider the (iiture oi tin* old naval hast* here lias been WASHINGTON (1)1*1) scheduled Wednesday id the Kennedy, fared T allahassee office of Wendell President Ja rra rd , chairm an of Ihe with an economy nnndcil Florida Development Corn- Congress, look the unusual mission. step today ■>! cutting $120 million (lorn Ids fore- n aid MONTREAL (U P I) — Op request. IN also promised position leader Is’ster It. stricter standards an t more Pearson Monday night scorn­ thrift In Hie aid pruginm. Kennedy, who had asked fully shouted down hundreds of dem onstrators who tried for $10 billion in new bind* to break up one of his eaui- in hi* January budget cut that paign's biggest rallies. Across figure to $4..5 billion in a the country Prim e Minister special foreign aid message John O ietenbaker's cam paign to Hu* law m akers. train was hailed by (cars of Officials said that litis, coupled with carryover funds. sabotage. Of Aid Requested Protests scientists sent up Cosmos 13, and unmanned sputnik which went into an earth orbit. Moscow radio said the last stage of the rocket was put into an intermediate orbit and from there was sent toward the nmon. Tass said in a statement: "In accordance with the program for exjdoration of outer space and planets of the solar system, a space rocket wits launched in the So­ viet Union on April 2 toward the moon. "Tlie final stage of the rocket was prelimin­ arily set on tin intermediate orbit of the earth’s manmade sputnik, then was launched and emer­ ged unto the jire-sct trajectory of the flight." Argentina of $1511 million in new ii-v. iiue heavy snow, (reeling drink* EEC Granted Track Easement At Canaveral NO. 681 A rm y Takes Over Vacations for expansion of educational, lieu Ith in id oth er government services. "D on't Vote appropriations unless you are ready to vote the tuxes to su p p o il them," lusaid. An lioui later, Semite Presi­ T a l l a h a s s e e (t un — dent Wilson C urraw ay sound­ The cabinet gtanted an ease­ ment to the Florida Host ed a sim ilar ehiillenge, cau­ Coast Knihvay Co. today for tioning lawm akers not to go truck and tenniiial facilities off on a wild spending spree th at will fo ire "disciimiiiutory near Cape Calm vend. and eiuitiscutory taxation." The iietiuu i* subject to Gov. I.egislatois. barely visible F a n is Hryunt's affirm ation. John U. l.'Kmrle, senior behind desks hanked high with counsel for the railw ay, told flowers, listened Intently ns tin* trustee* th a t tlii> seven C onaw ay and llorne spelled miles of additional Ita ik in out the critical fiscal problems the vicinity of Ciipo Ctiiuiveriil . " '•* nuw* lw 1,1 ,ll“ next till days. "o u ld be used prim arily by Mur*" r*i ■* -*s- - s c * *i. 'h 'Nut ; if I ■ o ..atit* Karris s i ’ il S p i n u Jdnifnistiiitiou hi llie k ey m te of ttry a ai's addie.--* to a joint (NAHA). I.'Fugle sold bis company session a t it.'iln p. m. "No reeeul session of this has u contract with NASA a l­ so to m aintain anil operate legislature has been confront­ I tie track lied, lie pointed out ed with filia l problem* ns d if­ that there was Ihe possibility ficult as those we an* now of fu tu re commercial u»u id called upon to solve," said Curraw ay. tin- truck. "N ot since the end oi World Ill aiiotlii'i- at lion, tin- 11 usti-es u , s refc re ie n e d hack to its sta ff War Two have the demands “ I'lunlsee the estlnuil.il price for capital amt udmiuisimtivi* outlay pressed a* so loud, "f “ * " * ,,f “ lluilget demand* must Ih* m e r g e d land in t'h n ilo tte subjected to long and thought­ County. The staff appraiser gave ful hours of scrutiny. Hvcry 17.-155 acres of the land an up- ounce of fat m ust la- taken praised Value o f J277U per out hut. a t the same time, licit* mid another 1,5 iicic at evt-iy pleasing need iuu»t he nu t. Had) request for (unds $10 II) jier acre. II o w i n e r, the applicant* m ust have your cold ami imclaimed Hint the vuhlu of the personal t-ims literal ion. "Selfishness amt favoritism land w as no more than JlUO In r urn.*, according to their have no place in the processes appraisal try engineers and which lead to yuui coiiclusinus,'’ the Semite piesident con (ruction contractors. lidded. "W h a l e v e i is done slmultl la- accomplished uitli mi eye to the fiscul stability of tins sta te and willmut disi Opting the p r i II c I p I e s of Funeral services (or Doog sound business. (Jiiek) H arris, age 13. who "AA'e run Ih* neitlii-i niggardwn* killed in an aulonintiilr ly nor liberal." accident Sunday, will tie held al 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the tirum kow F uneral Home, Itom I) Threat with Hcv. Dennis Peacock, TALI. AII.ASS FK ( I P I j — pastor of the Alla monte The cabinet appro. *d a par Spring* V ararene Cliurrh, of- ilon today for Herman Grirfieinling. yard. jo. sentenced to two Uunol will lx* m Uaklawn year* in prison for falsely reMemorial Park. porllng a bomb in a school. SANFORD. FLORIDA For M oor TALLAHASSEE (U PI)— House Speaker Mal­ lory Horne nipped the 1962 Florida Leyrislature into Spring Storm session today with a hlimt warning' that Legislators T lilted Pres* Intel naLion.il must be prepared to back mord-hreakiny' appropriA spring storm boiled out ations with new taxes. ot tile lloekies today, threat, Home said a jjood case will be made for upwardd enlng the plain* -tales with • • • 1$ United Press Leased Wire Bulletin Horne Warns O f Tax Boost • • • * VOL. 50 nnw A • • • Lungwood businessmen and Chamber of Commerce uff|. rials report that they are acttin g ready to stage all all out program to promote la tte r business and improve the rouinilllitty in gem m l . . . looi* ou this la ter. ^aufnrii Ifmtlfc WEATHER: Fair amt milii through Wednesday, llijrli today, 85-90. Low tonight, 65-70. ATLANTA (I'P I ) — A lt), firn. Fiigcnc Cook said to­ were expected to be sep arat­ day that he concluded alter ed or furloughed within one an Investlgr.llnn of an al­ year with three months to one leged tool ha II scandal that year notice. form er I'n iv rn d ty ot GearAbout 4h, IKK) I ire men would gla alh lellr director Wat* he affected over a period of tare Hull* (rd vital infor­ li\e to It) years. mation on the (iro lg la learn Some of the work rule to Alabama football roach changes would become effec­ tive within days tllhers m ig h t1 Paul (H ear) Hryant. lake weeks, month* and even years lo m ake effective, rail­ road *|Hikc«mcti *ait1, . . . On the city side , . . $351,170 Collected . . . 'lax roll is $57fl,710. I) (Eh? r would result m actual aid spending ot $t.H5 billion. Tim figure would have come lo I' i .I billion under Kennedy's earlier request, Kennedy adopted ninny of the recommendation* for lightening up aid mndc tn him last month by a rititells' com mittee headed by retired Gen. Lucius D. Clay. In a new pruimsal to spur economic development over­ seas through private ch an ­ nel*. tlie President called for a tax credit for U. S. tax­ payer* who invest in deve­ loping countries. is loo hig for Mississippi," Harnett said Monday in Jarkson that Negro dem on­ strations in th(* delta town were like "a loaded bomb resting in a street" unit that state and local .inUioritic* had tlie right to remove such dangers. President of the Com mercial Fishing Association, today ap­ prised S. B. (Jim ) Crowe, fishing cam p operatur on tho St. Johns at Highway 44, that com mercial fisherm en In Duval and Putnani Count­ ies will oppose any action to install a canal, feeling 4 will cause irreparable dam ­ age to their Industry, Negro Bound To High Court Charles E. Sparks, 23-yearx tdd Negro, was bound over to Circuit Court on charge! of attem pted rape and attemped robbery in a preli­ minary hearing before County Judge Vernon Mire Monday afternoon. Sparks, who confessed to Police Chief Itoy Williams ho attem pted lo rajio a 20 yeat^ old white hospital employe, wa* remanded to county jail in lieu of Sl.iMKl bond. Ilo rrpre-entod Monday by NASSAU, II,ill,him * iit'i " , Ear! M Johnson, Negro al— A Florida lighter against lorney from Jacksonville, Culm's Prem ier I-idol Castro charged Monday night that In* and Hi Cuban eompantoni nrreslrtl by n RrilMt force In Bridge Pago 2 llir Haim tuns wen* betrayed— Classified ........ Pago 7 probably by an American. Comics . .. Page (1 Jerry Buchanan, 24, n[ .Mi­ Dear Abby ...... Pago 1! am i, Fla,, said Hit* ixiljee who Editorial „ Page 4 arrested the 17 on Norman Flltrrtaiiiiiienl Page 2 Key Sunday were tipped off Legal* . Pago 5MI ,V 7 throe day* in advance that I’Uitio Page 7 they planned to *tnp there on Society Puge .7 Hit* way to raid Hu* shores of Cuba. Sport* Page 5 Yank Betrayed Us—Rebel Says Herald Index Anderson North Orlando Mayor First fully elected Town Council of North Orlando lit a briet initial session chose W. W. Anderson as m ayor Monday evening. Anderson, a holdover from Ha* March 1062 election, and Arthur Ferrtn. elected tu-I iiitull), were chosen lo head the five-man Council. Ander­ son surreods Frank Fasuta a* mayor F erm i was nam ed v n e m ayor. Holdover with Anderson Is (or a vote for a m ayor. The Itobert .Stephenson, al«> elect­ Council members, themselves ed Iasi year. were crowded out ot the sm all Circuit Judge Vuli*- A Wil­ office by well-wishers. liam ! J r . administered oath Mrs. Van Kcpocl tallied of office Monday evening to the vote; Anderson, 3; Fer those elected to the Council rin. 1; Rhodes, 1. Iasi month: Mrs. Jrvnc Van Anderson vailed for a vote Fcpocl, Fcrrin a£d Arthur iur a vice mayor and F errin iUiudc*. These three succeed won 3-2. North Orlando Cotnpany-apThe new m ayor then asked pooled rnuneilmcn. for a nomination for j te m ­ Anderson look over , In n p o ral) town clerk Mrs. Van porary chairm an and called iLvpoqi nom uiaU d Mr*. B ar­ bara Peter* and she was day evening's sctslou, Ander­ chosen for Monday night's son had tlii* lo say, as North meeting. It was learned an­ Orlando’s new mayor: other nomination will lx* in "A* far as I am concerned o rder for a town clerk at tho the village was horn Ion)ghi. first regular session of the L et'! forget what has hap­ new Town Council al 8 p. m. pened heretofore, ll Is dead, today. dune and over with. Now, wo II al»o was learned Ander­ are going to try lo {o for­ son already is proposing lo w ard." raise fio.ouo for the con­ Anderson was referring to struction of a fire hall and dissension which ha* m ark ­ tow n oil ices ed Nurth O rlando's progrx^* Al live conch,*icii of Altai- j (Torn lU lUcepUuO. \ > y �Page 2—Tuee. Apr. t , ’<ft VrraBI Qjacoby On<Bhidq& (Osuah flb b y. By Oswald Jacoby Fur Hit* lu ll 30 year* prncm atter which one play* tliu cnnlrMct. Playing ordinary tim tl) every bridge system NORTH I no linnip responses North I'm* provided find the re a q u id s j : ¥ n 13 IPOIMM of lu o spade* ami will go (o two spade. and if ♦ s .v two lim it* to tiir opening TioSouth pa**ea, everything will an 3 he hunky-diny hut a* pointed truinp uta hid* ala) WEST EAST out South la likely t.: tt-hid, th a t lliu no-trum pet 1* exa A 6 fi 4K ¥ .H 0 0 ¥ K 7 33 whereupon the chance for a Jlfi tf'l 11, pun*. « .M0 7 # K V4 3 North-South pin* will vnnMi Till* v*f>r kn (nil u r 11 in W A g>2 6 .1 8 3 4 the. ry. hut Hi pracTical rub­ into thn night. SUL'TII (O) Playing the Jucoliy I r a n .ber bridge my experience Inn a r t 3 ¥ A«H fee, Nuitll leeputid* two burn tim t John Q. Biiiliet ♦ A Q 62 heart*. South dutifully goes player always reblds. H *> ♦ K 10 7 to two .pnde. nod wait* hup halt* at hi* nice oprnfng noboth vulnerable pily fur Nortii to hid again, tiulup and decides that In* South W n l North M il hot N. rth pa»»«•«. partner can't riiiint to 2d, thn 1 N T. !>»•» 3 ¥ Pau 3 a Can TV* Fan* South i» ungry f"t u inonumber nf point* to muhe a Opening l>ad ¥ J nieut, hut when lie fen* tile no*trump ui major *uit gmn« d inn my Id* wow I I* replaced nr rna)he partner Ju»t ha* rortttdlcn tlinl two *puile» j* Kitln*r Nnrtli r Mouth can by „ slllll* and lie goes ahoul make two .pade* ao it doesn'ti making two spades. n weaknei* hid. TELEVISION TONIGHT CLASS PRESIDENTS AT PROM. Minn Barbara Holiier, prenlilent of thn Junior Clans (neconcl from left) nerving an hostess greets Robert Murrie, aenlor clunn president, (far right) an they meet with their dates at the annual Junior-Senior Prom held at the Civic Center, Saturday. With Minn Bolger is Dennis Smith and Miss Gwen Champion, Murrle’s date, sits in the Itikaha in the Japanese garden scene. (Herald Photo) TUESDAY P. M. I i t ( l i C h annsl • l u . i i o u m (t> AIK: n*i»>rt It) W«>n- 1‘oiicber lilt m Cl 4:14 <() 1:11 id) it -1 lit! tit Mht-ria. rt.aort Urr.it i i c . m l i i ' * A tlantic VVsalhtr Spurt* Pleturo bit. Com men t U u sslw sr rt Ho 'One Of The Most Beautiful' A. J. Bishara Around The World Prom Setting Dies Sunday "One of the m ust beautiful Junior-Senior prom* • v « r ■sen" was the concensus of opinion Saturday a* member* o f the Juniur Clnt* a t Hsmil o l l High School hosted the seniors a t the annual event, In en Around the World net­ ting a t the CIvU Center. The entrance Was decorated with travel folden to resem hie a travel egency, end step |>lng through Uie Inner door, guests found themselves gax Ing upon scenes from many lends. A t tho left was a Spanish gardsn, with a flowsr-sntwlned fsnee and archway providing entry. Girls In Spanish costume* served the dancers seated there, and statues ef s cabellsro and a senorita serenely watched ths proceedings. \ Stepping not of th* Span* Legal Notice ■MHDM.H n o i's r r r sonim o U4IMMISHIO* i n n * o r ru n ijo NKARIVn N'lttoe la hsrehr elvaa. that a tta r easildsratloi), th* 8arolsale Goantr KantBS Commit* stoa will huts a puhlla hoarna to determine the feotlilfilT of recommending to the Hoard ot County Commiealenere that the following ds. scribed property pressatlr eoned A-t Aerloultur* and J4-1A Resldeetlal be eontd C-l Comnurelsli The N ITS ft. ot the R l*f.7t ft. of th* NRH • r the IW It of Sselloa 14• IK.1 ST} and I'tg nt III* K ir cor or th* NWU of She s e n ot Baollnn 14-SlflIIK, run ■ 710 ft. « IT* f t S 14*1 ft. IS 411,7 ft. N MSI ft. W te beeinning less parHun* on ths West and North taken for III* purpose of Hist* Hoed tilght-of-Wey. Public hearing will b t held In the HemIn ot* County Court House. County Commissioner* Hoorn, Hanford. Klorld*. an Weilosedty, April 10. ISSt at T ill PM. nr B* *<«»n there­ after *a poasthl*. H.mliint* County Zoning Comuilealnn I T in Hubert 8 - llrow n Hrmlnol# Comity gulling D irect or inh gnnlun, dam-era found themselves in a French aidewalk cafe, with ite etriped awning, atone boulevard jura holding putted tree*, and these sealed them were nerv­ ed by French mu Ids. Across the way, a Dutch garden was created with a huge w sell mu ml depicting the beautiful tulip g a r d v n a , streets and windmills of th a t country. A realistic windmill had been created and stood near Urn mural. JdiniuLure windmill* were tho table fa ­ vors. In oris of ths smaller rooms of Ui* Civic Center, a lush, tropical Hawaiian gurdvn hud been brought into being, with an abundunce of |inlnii, and trees, flowers and a water-fall pool. Tables there were decorated with palm pods filled with fern*, flow­ er* and fru it. Hers girls in graaa skirts served the re­ freshment*. Fish n s ts ,' shells and a big sign aaylng Aloha ntarknd th* entrance to this garden. Legal Notice s k n in o i . 1 ! u o w r r r r o a i a u cm iM iesiu af Her Ire nT Puhll* H e a r i n g Nullr* te hereb y g iv e n , that after nonslitsrstlon, ih* Hstnlnot* County Zoning C o m m is­ sion wilt hotil a ptihtln beerlug to Determine the f e a s i b i l ­ ity of rscommsiidliiK to Ih* llnwrd uf County 4.'iinimlisl"nsr a Ih el lb* follo w in g ilsserlbtd properly p i e u n t l y soned A-t Aerlnullur* be snnsd n 1AA Itlngla Pamlly Iteeld.nItali fail* I thr ough IT l-tyllwild* of f.oi'li Arbor lleplat, l u i . is. Pg. *a. Public h e a t i n g will be hslil In the Hniilioit* County Court lion**, ('m in ty Cetnttiiaelontre Iluoni, Hanford. Florid*. nn Wednee-ley, April la. IVSt at f Id I’ M. nr a* anon tlisre. a fter ae pnaelnle. g em ln o le County Zoning Cominlealun IIpi Itobrrt a l l i o w n Hmilmtl* C o u n ly Zoning Direct ur. PnblUta Meroh t l , April I, Puhltsi March l«, April I. 1MI 1**1. CIKJ-lt CDO-li A REA DIRECTORY A llt CONDITIONER H. B. I'opc Co., Inc. For The Klnt’ei Veur Around Weather CniullUonrr FKD DK ItH Halo* — Kerr ice 200 S. I’ark Avc. Sanford FA C-42III A l;lII SERVICE HARRY ADAIR'S INSURANCE INSURANCE All Linen Written itriiiif Your IiiMtritucu I'rolilciiiH To Uh — R. L HARVEY C'hupinan Concrete Products Complete lii.laltaliun* • Repulrs p l u m iiin u BaUimnii and KtUben Kisturct Blepplng Mmic. ■ I'alio Blocks Car Htop* • Bill* - L intel. Water pump. Free K .lim ute. FA "Every liuug In The Block '.*04 K. Manloi d Line" 100 N. Rim Hanford ItDDFIM; • K i l l 'd ' METAL FAU-04P2 STE1NMEYER Kuufla, 4 .Sheet Metal, llw. Buhl-up and Shingle Inttalialioii und Itepuir* U utlen . W aterpx'oiing • Jim Dandy F#*d* .Sheet Aleto I Work iniuthy lla y - Cotton Seed Free EstiinSDs - F irst Class Meal Work Fittenfng and F atten in g FA 3-4731 w Feed $3.40 per 11KJ lb. IIS Oik Ave. Bonded fc LuurtxJ J Sanford A rc. Sanford an ford Flour and Feed Store Remain DUNEDIN. FIs UJPII tiury Player, Arnold Palmer und Jack Nu-klau* today r e ­ mained 1-3-3 In pm golf's money • winning standing*. Dsn Hike* J r., the only oik* of (lie lop it) to sec action last weekend, added $23 to Ills sixth place .landing when lie finished 3uili in the A isl­ es at Wilmington, VC. Canada observe, il* Thank, giving Day in October, with Hie Male being by proclam a­ tion. J . Tiishara. 70, died at Nt.c.vuJ.'i' Slemorlal Hospital Sunday. He was born July 13, DM2 in BeyToulli, Turkey and had made hi* home in Lake At ary for the past (tve months, coming here from Chicago, 111. He was a retired Western Union messenger, lie attend­ ed the Presbyterian Church of L ike Mary, was a veteran of World War I, a m em ber of American Legion Post 53p WWI Barracks 4M of which he ws* a vice com mander; Hanford Elks Lodge, 1241 and Loyal Order uf the Moose, 1831. Survivors include his wid w, Air*. Km in a Ilishara of Sanford; a daughter, Airs. Florence McCarson, Chicago and three grandchildren; two brothers, George Ilishara of Sanford and Fred Ilishara ol Decauter, Indiana. Services arc scheduled for 10:30 a. m . Wednesday at I)Mason Funeral Home with the Rev. John Pllley nf the I uike Mary Presbyterlsn Church officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery. The family has requested th s t flowers lie omitted. Uri»non Funeral Home U in charge of arrangvnienta. Maris Doubtful Opener Starter -LAKELAND (U P I) - Slug ger Roger Marl* ptobably lias played 111* lis t exhiliitlon gam e for Use New York Yan­ kee* this spring and remain* a doubtful sta rte r for llm seiMin opciwir. April 0, because of a severely pulled leg muscle. Marls joined the growing V alik o injury list Monday after making s spectacular catch in an exhibition game against (lie Detroit Tigers. " It's a day to day pro­ position on how long lie'll he out," said Yankee trainer Joe Sou res. "But 1 can't see him playing by opening day." The Yankees a Imi are con corned over lefthander Whitey Ford's ailing shoulder, .shortstop Tony Kuhck and outliekler Tom Trcsb ait' sidelined vaTits levs serious ailments while Mickey Man tic, llohby Richardson and t.Tel is lloycr recently recov­ ered from injuries. HI MITH SUNDAY BALL BLAIR cfW llkl'H I'itolilWri l-.bDfc Top AUTO & PROPERTY GULF SERVICE AGENCY Tires - UuUerlcs • A n e u v riH flit S. Park Ave. FA 2 M V Itoad AAA Service SANFORD, FLA. G uarantied Utake A Muffler Service k l fill'll A Jet. P l.l’MIlINt; FA 2-OV21 FA 2-BU22 BLOCKS Continuing on around between the IU wbIIii i lelnnds Slid the entrance was Old Jnpsn, centered with a real rickshaw (burrowed from tho III k elm Inn), From the ceiling swung Japanese colored lanterns and the tables there held chop■tick* and coolie hats. On thn stage was the gcod ship CHS Senior th a t carried the students on their round the world crulee. A* they went along, they were entertained with singers and dancers from all land* including Hawaiian hula dan­ cers; a Japanese snug and in■trumental number, a French sung and a song from French Murroco, Mias Sherry Hpinelll played Mnlaguena on the piano for the Spanish enlertulnment', Miss Nikki Murgun danced the hula to the number, "Keep Your Bye* on the Hands," and Miss Karen Green danced to the Hawaiian w ar chant. Miss Mary llaetey, who has re c e n tly returned from French Morrocco asng a song from th a t land and Miss Don­ na Beard sang ths classic theme song, "Around the World." Alisa Christina P lapp who had lived in Jap an playod the Japanese national anthem on an Instrum ent of Uiat land and sang a song In the langu­ age of the country. The seniors were Introduced and walked acrut* the singe. Miss B arbara Bulger, Junior class president, served ns muster of ceremonies for tills event, while Robert .Murrie, senior (lain president guvu n response thanking the momtiers of tho junior d u s t for their hard work and creativi­ ty in presenting the Front. 7:83 A 10:711 WED. Jt THURJi. C.UtlAtAD I'AHS NiriiS “ I header Bond" HU 7.10 « DO • ;19 9:40 10 :us 1U;IU 11:00 11:1* f 1:9* ttlSS 11:1* WEDNESDAY A. M. « :1S (SI His* On S:i* (*) C o l l t g a ot th* Air *:41 <S> Hlsn On 7:0* C l T u d . y 7:. (1) Knrrt U .r h .l K .S .rt (*> W*k. up M oslt. ( I ) Today T>80 (4) Pr.-Hrlionl P l.n n ln v 7:4* 181 Countdown N .w . (») H t . t . N . w . A W ea ­ ther 7 : 0 (*> M ick le'. (7o*p«l T i m . t:«« ISI i ' . p i . I n K . n s . r a n (I) M lrk -y K v i n i Hhnw I d II) W .alh .r and N e w s Workshop Planned By Geneva Club A workshop will be conduct ed by Mrs. CTiurlotte Donohue of tho Sanford Flower Shop for m em bers of the Geneva Garden Club at tliolr 2 p.m. meeting Wednesday in the Geneva Community Hall. All mem bers are invited and arn urged to tiring their favorite container and aome WEDNESDAY P. M. DEAR AUHY: 1 imi about to be* cuniL' a father for the first time. A fricml of mine told tin hr wu« |)irHptit in Ilie delivery room when IiIh wife Rave birth to their child. I would like to witness the birth of our child, also, and my wife is all for it. Our iiroblent is that we are now haviup trouble wtih her doctor. ILlulls us that be does not allow fa­ thers in the delivery room. I have asked my wife to change doctors now as siic Ih in her eiyrhth month. Does her doctor have Ihe riyhl to deny me the privileyfe of seeing my child born? I think MOTH creators should In- on hand at this time. FATHER-TO-BE referred to her neighbor an “Mrs. Thatchroof" in an effort to keep her neighbor anonymous. Although I am not a "name collector," I recall hear­ ing that the Freshwaters hud their plumbing repaired by a Mr. Drinkwater. Honest! « DEAR FATHER: The decision is up (o your doctor and the hospital policy-makers. You should have tak­ en this Into consideration when your wife fo-li'i'ted her doctor. Hnvinr failed to do this, lw content to let your wife deliver her baby with only ONE "creator” on hand. • • • * • m CONFIDENTIAL TO R.D.S.: Re. main silent. Only a foul will contin­ ue to argue with a fool. * * • Stop worrying. Write tu Abby, Fur a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. * * » For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send fit) cents to AMBY, Box 31165, Beverly Hills, Calif. Jlie (jJo m w G race Kelly — o r rather, Her Serene Highness, Princess G race of Monaco, cam e in for some unkind criticism on a recent visit to England be­ cam e she was wearing tier 1:45 (VI I-'(film* skirts two indies longer than J.ue ( l ) M .r v ( t r i m s Hhow (4) P a ssw o rd the current fashion. (* ) t>sy In c o u r t Why, asked the critics, l:li> (<) Art I . l u k l . t t . r (Vi . l . n o W y m . u l ' r . • since she has pretty legs, »*nt« would she choose to wear 1:H ( I I l . , r » l i . T n u n g skirt* that covered the knees? ( I ) Th* M llllo n slr* II ) Qua** for n Da y If Princess G race, by low­ 1 3 * C» T n i m s n r . M . l n n . ering h er own skirts to a ( I ) To Tail T h . Truth ( I ) Who Do Too T rust graceful, ladylike length, en­ 1:14 ( I ) C o l l i n * wood Maws courages other women to do 4 n<> ( J | M.U-li Ha in* likewise, *he deserves a ver­ ( I ) K . c r . t Htorrn 4 :3u ( ! ) Muk* ttuuin Fur bal pat of approval instead Daddy of being panned. ( ( ) K d a t * f Mlabt 4:1* ( I ) Am erican N . w e t l a n d Many women would look (SI lln el* W a tt far belter in skirts two 4:41 ( I I NDC N n *« indie* longer than Is fash­ 4:*l II) fl-.t of Orou.'hw i »i Hurfshl* d ionable , Ilian they do in 1:41 ( I ) W . a l h . r S h o w skirts that hike well above 4:1* C l lln rn i A Allen m DEAR HEV.: Ash him. If he refuses. you'll have learned a lesson. If he accepts, you'll have an oppor. tunity to repair the bnd impression you made on tin* first date. DEAR AMBY: In your column you had a letter from a writer who called her neighbor ".Mrs, Tliutchroiif". .My hobby is collecting ittiUHiial mirnames, and Thatchroof is one I’ve never heard of. Wiih that really the neighbor's name? Or did you niaku it lip? I have in my collection such narni's as Mcaglclmle, Hluckmonstcr, Emlfingcr, Reakirou, EiiHtenlay, Uakestraw, Twelve trees, Soul-wine and Cakcbread. SURNAME COLLECTOR (x)& m DEAR AMBY': My girl friend fixed me up with her cousin. He is a living doll and I've had my eye mi him for ages. When he took me to the door I didn't want him to think I wuh a cold fish so I said, "You may kiss me good night if you want to.'* Abliy, he said. "Thanks a lot, lint I never kiss a girl on the first date!'* I never felt so cheap in all my life. Our club is lim ing a girl-ask-buy dance and I waul to ask him. Should I? Or do you think his turning down a kiss was an insult? REV. DEAR COLLECTOR: The writer '.1:1* (!) Tr uth nr C u n ts q u a n ta . ( I ) Search for T s m o r r o w IS) F a th e r K n u w s Beat 11:41 (II O n ld ln s T.I«M 3:44 (II Mld-Li.y K .p ort 13:11 ( 1) k u c H > * . n . p o r * ( I ) U l d - r i s . M.port 1 :»# C ) N*w» Si VV».lh»r (ill lUc-hMur F s l l i . r III (l.ut-rnl II " .p it s ) 1: 1* ( I ) I- a f flln i. 1:11 ( I ) a i l m n s i t l e . 1:11 ( I ) A . T h . World T u r s * III Mld-KI*. N ew* ( ! ) Helene* Uie knee when Uiey sit. The num lter includes most women over 30. all women who are carrying more weight Uian stream lined fashion models, and any woman who likes to be able to get in and out of a c a r o r sit down without having lo pull and tug at her skirt to keep it from gobig above Imr knees. Few womrn have the cour­ age of their convictions when it comes to bucking anything as rigid as what length fash­ ion decrees for skirt wear. Rut if one of tile world’s great beauties, m arried to a prince, to boot, can decide what skirt length Is most becoming and most comfortable, surely other women can dare to make th* sam e choice. It could be that her serene By Ruth Millett * highness is more interested in looking like a lady than in looking iiko a slave to faihion. If so, what ia so terrible about that? Probe Details Public Bound ATLANTA (U P I) — Gov. Carl E. handers said he would make public today tho details of a state investiga­ tion into an accusation Uiat former Georgia Athletic Di­ rector Wallace Uutts and Alabama Coach P aul Bryant conspired to rig a football game last fall. Sander* received a final report on the investigation Monday night from M at# Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook. greenery. Hostesses for Die meeting will he Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mrs L r .lr r Drown. Mrs. 11. 0 . Shuler and Mr*. William Dibble. Seminole TV 2608 Hanford Ave. FA 2-4920 See and Hear COLOR TV FROM YOUR CAR n te tj evening, 7:18 til 11:38, from our window at 2688 Sanfurd At*. SEVE GAS... If everyone knew what TV nervieemen know aliiumt everyone would choose . . , » * Considering Central Air <'oadltioning 'I his Y ear? Get All Th* Fact* About GAS Air Conditioning From Any Gas Company Employer Pot ing National Gna A ir Conditioning Week! M* a t Hanford Gaa Cumpiny are making a special e ftu tt to ac­ quaint everyone in Hanford with GAS air rutiultlulling during intr *pe<i«I Gus Air Conditioning Week. Every member of nur Gas Comiiany family will l>ecume a “Kpecisl Anthustmlor Of Gu* A ir C rndjtioning" during th* week of Aplil 1 through ApiU 7. “■GREGORY PECK N tm tillu WED. IM'EN 12:13 SIIDWH AT 1 ;DI> • .1:011 . 7:88 8:00 Call your friends ut the gun company and ask them 1. Why will UAH an conditioner! |u>i 3 to 3 times us long? 2. Why will they coat so much le-nii to niuintuin? 3. IK rs it rost less to operate a GAS nit conditioner? Mow much less? "Run Hilrnl, Run Deep" Clark tinhlr ilurl l,auvu*ler (.‘o-l'esturv 1" Alia* J w»e Jam r*" Hop Hop* . I'nlur F ttl. A HAT. " I t’s Duly Muncy" J u r y l.en I. And 1.00 » . a* (»i rx rtfle nv ill* ISO i d T o l l ) 9:00 c i J s c k l . sis ii* Hhow t o AnicrlcMi, ||lst'.r> 9:19 1!) l i s t s Htorrn Hliunr (S' Ituiniier KiHim 9:4ft III N s n s snil I n t s r v lt w * 10;«I (7) h i ) S h u ( I ) (.'a Isa S i r <») L-ssrn hiisnlili 19:30 II) I'lsy Tour Uunsn (II 1 Govs t,u e f HI Vmi Hothsrn Hhow 11.00 <>i lllahM ,■> Iwlrul III P ries 1* fllifct 1*1 Th# Mei'*)« 11:31 481 CnncsBtrstlen 14) Pvt* S U l s d r i (SI Hsvrn K e y s 11**1 (II Ni s i 13:99 ( 1 ) F l r i l Irnprsitlon O l llrn i* Ford Hhowr ( •) l / l l l ! o f Llf* To kill a ^ Mockingbird PHONE FA 3-1216 ENDS IONITE H ull I liana,'» "In K arch 4>f The CXHTAW A k K" Co-Hit • 0:13 Dnl) “ l ndrrw ater CT1>" Millinm l.umligan vv m th# r vv * mUi*r l l r iv a r d N i s i flpor it ,V«w a 1*1 Hill Hluv* trCNlfiJ* 1*1 u « f k l y S t A a Re* vl#w l» ) K #•> liJtln Mil \ \ « « k lr No wm It** X J1*w H I W lilplAfTi t*J YVftlUr Cronkito — New* C l Isornmift 1*1 Marshall Dillon l i t 1’diii hat ( t ) Lloyd llrld «*0 rthow ( ! ) Km p Ira IS) ftad S k elto n Hour (») Il.tw .illtn Lya 1- ' J.ii k lieniiv Slinwr i» ) Rntoue habla* C l Iilrk P ow all i l l l i . r r y ilo n r# Mnow i * | M tlr.i pullt.i l U l ' . r s A'j.llllun VVInn.r* C l l(iiiit)*r K . p s r l l i i g C l N . w . i ’upi* (SI Chan nel I N . w i r . u n i (Si Murphy Martin N .w * U ) Ml'I-rtS. E l n . l I t . purl i»» w * . t h » r ( I ) l l u l ly w o o * UuvX* r .lv .c .il* C l (.'h«nn*l * T h t . I . r (!> T u n i l . I k s * s s Cl l»l f : 2i <») <40 (*> ti .'4W <3 By Abigail Van Buren 4. Who is responsible fer th* service? ___ *~' l * U M '- « n .ll* S ..iiw * DIAMOND h e a d I Cuts lag! Walt Disney* "Hi* .Miracle Of Th* Wkit* Htslliuns" • Npi'clalixlng in COLOR TV HALES Jt SERVICE TV RENTAL Sanford o m p fln Y 109 \Y. F IK H T « T . I'll. FA 2-3733 Get all tin fa d s alsm t GAS air conditioning before sum m er sets in No cost or obligation, of c o u r s e . ' NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD’ V ---l 1 �. *■*. _ ______________________________________________T q e.. Apr. 2, *63—Page 3 jN e w F a m ;]l e s Welcome New Members Vincent Observes Fourth Birthday With Nursery School Playmates Mrs Virginia I’etruski, Vincent Spalding, son id mg. Country Club Drive, celc i with a party at the Pm ecrest I School. The enlire class joinWelcome Wagon hostess re ­ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Spald-1 ti rated his fourth birlliday j Kiddie Corner N u r s e r y ! cd in llie celebration. port* ttw following new real- I Ills mother Joined the grotin denis welcomed to the San­ and presented each clasur.a'c ford area recently : Mr and Mrs II 1,. Swafford and Timothy, from At- j ‘L H i f i / '- y . tanta, d a .; Mrs. Juanita Wall* and Leon, from Chi­ cago, 111.: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. , jfl Hk D n ^ { dP^' • Bolcman ami Jerry , from At­ lanta; Mr. and Mrs. O. I*. >Mi-. Burch.' from Pensacola; Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Conway, Dan, | k ^ f l K K im <•• P atricia and Glenda, Iron) Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs K. W Foy, Chris, Keitli andd Clary, from Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. I jM MiinJ. D. Frey, anil Shnwnia, m ifrom Newfoundland: Mr. and Mrs, Cl. K. Clates, from New York; Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Knowles, Henry and Kay Anne, from Midway Island. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morgan Ivenis. Mrs. Ilrad Fuley and Mrs. Myron Keek. SANFORD DHOV12 ICO 111*0 Dora initiated two and .Mr*. Morgan's mother. Mrs. Kenis and Mrs. Keck are the new members. new members at a recent meeting. Left to rigid IIIIKSS Sill m s Mrs. Nellie Crihb, from St. (Herald Photo) arc Mrs. n. G. Caruthcm, conductress, Mrs. Nick Augustine and Mr. and Mrs. Dll IP - lilt V e BAf t D a cro n ] Two new m em bers, Mrs. P. Bowcrsox, Robert Cartilh-i Mattio, Gene Catenazza, F in - 1 Smith, Frank Wilson, I.y nn J. \V. Seheuring, Joseph, 3A*7 Cotton Myron Reck and Mrs. Nick <r*. But) Kenny. John I’icrro. | ley Nash, lilehnnl Mapes j Lyon, Joseph Wolfe ali< Fred Jam es and Kohn, from P itts­ Short Sleeie burgh, I'a. .. John Mt'Closkey. door no Do Busier D i s b r o w , Jam es | Hocttger. Keim , wore initialed at a re* W H IT E O N I.A cent meeting, into the San lure! Drove tea) 111*0 Does Snap-Tab Collar Mrs. Brad Foley served as time;, t'e i u * <r # % Q Q Dio initialing officer. Following the regular meet Short or ? W * * It) .tune Lussrllierry inn a Jewelry auction »a* Long Sleeve fli Cheryl Lynn Lull, daughter coniluclcii during llie social WHITE ONLY of Mr, and Mr*. Daniel l.utt, M N C K N T S P A L D IN G . i i 'i t l i 'r I r u n t. w ith Mime o f liis iilii.vm ntra w h o boor. l."i| Luke Triplett Drive. Cas­ h e lp e d h im c e le b r a te It is f m tr lh b ir tb ila y . L e ft lo r i g h t a r e . (.'b ic k e r M a rk Others attending included lUOr^ tom lied C ^ % Q Q le v , .Mikie I h ir a n t an d T ra c y K itg lc r. t H e ra ld P h o to ) Mines. William l.a lirec. Pete selberry, celebrated her fifth Colton ll*li*lr ▼ Diikur, Stephen Snmlrosko, A birthday with a party Nutunlay afternoon ut liei home. Short Sleeve Guests were served birth­ WHITE and day cake, ire cream und euiidy COLORS fiivors. Young friends attending IXOItA i lit) BE were Stevie and Mli-hidc Kinslow, Cathy llummoiid, Danny It) Mr«. Ileli I rum Ire a r te Cowart, Dawn and Joyce It's time for Spring house und fi-itiliiing Hiit.ii fui spid­ sta rt leplacing any of your Murphy, Cat by Casselberry, cleaning in our yard*, (but Hy*pa*bvw#wr "(Jut of sight" but nut out linger Shea, and her sister er mile* nn,I ten settles on eu- pi a ills tlia I were killed hy the i*l And till, year, 1>i\ uum* of Stm c. of mind are the' til fleers' Iteglim Kay l,ott. meilas, and fot aphid* on now D eezi>, beenns,, some of our tint freeze, we have mine flushes id all type* of most beautiful, colorful plant* Wives ol VAH-7, who have E. 1st St. at Sanford A rt. Walk Ilian usual befoie we 1k h ik IIi*. ate the one* tli.it m e always gone vlsiling white t h e i r FA 2-A2II cun sit dow n and wait for the | Now if you have done nit burl hy the coldPeacem aker husbands are long summer. aboard the atomic carrier E n­ F irst, on the spiing clean­ terprise in the Mediterran­ ing list, it is time to trim ean. hulk IdhlM US b u s h e s , cut The sUy-at-lwine spouses hark hydrangeas, azaleas, and have colunleereil lo send the CHICKYL LYNN LOTT celelirutcil her fifth birlbtluy recently, with u Pinecrest School has another spring blooming shrubs, distaff side’* monthly n eat- nounced party ut bur home. Loft to right tire her guests, Stevie Klnslmv, Diimiy their approaching immediately after they have gram " P a tte r” w ritten a* a spring program which is to Cowiirt, Michelle Kinslow, Dawn Murphy, the Imnoree (Cheryl), Huger flow eicd. Mulch all flower new spaper for the men at lie held ut the school on F ri­ Shun, Cathy Casselberry ami Cmthy Hnmmoml. (lluruld Photo) bed* heavily to keep down If you'd liko to oscapo every Ilimp but- pure enebanb* sea. day, April 5th, at 8 p.m. weed* and to help hold mois­ incut, try this Chevy Ji Nova SS with full Super Sport The wives who are In San­ The ‘'Pinecrest Follies of ture in the Mill during the hot equipment. Special instrument cluster. Front bucket ford bring their news to the 'Iht" is Being prim arily plan­ days ahead; so mulch, mulch, seals. All-vinyl interior. Pixtiuclivu SS itieiiUficutiofe monthly coffees for the eili- ned and directed by I litAI Pl.t II! JmjII wheel disk,*, f ’lioiee of l hive-upped phi ft or Hoot* lor-ln-chicf, Mrs. L. A. Heath, srhool’* nnisle teacher, Mrs. The lawn also needs atten ­ mounted Towciglide uiitumatic* with sport/ reugi* who gets it ready for publi J ir i Sliuley, a resident of tion now after its fairly dor­ selector eonsole. cation. Orlando, who bus been a pro­ mant winter. |t need* feitiliz* All (hi* plus Chevy 11 standard features: fluah-amJWives who are temporarily fessional organist for twelve n in In-Ip it feed during the tlry veniihiUnft system Unit helps remove rust-causin/ living In otlier urea* receive year*. gi owing period of spring and elements from rocker panels; biiltery-eiuing Delootroa a copy of the paper and a The regular month') m eet­ Site (iwiik her own organ Twenty- six members and nests <>f given and gold summer, Ii is best to obtain Ri'tierutor; convenient self-ndj'indinn brakes; longer personal note • asking for and has bud it transported to ing ol the All Saints Episco­ straw . Highlight ol the speak­ u soil sniilpln to determine three guesls were pre-enl for IiLsting exhaust system; styling fresh ns morning coffes^ news from them . Tliey ire Pinecrest School for the pro­ pal Churchwomen of Eldere r's table was a gold tree just what your individual the monthly luncheon m eet­ pouivtl into u rugged Hotly by Fisher—and more. Mrs. It. L. Wright in Miami. gram. It is planned thul sev­ decora led with bird houses, lawn needs are and buy a O lJ C lf V T | You'll find two run live an eltettply as one—when Mrs. It. M. Dunlcavy and eral numbers will be prcaellt- prise will he held till* Wed­ ing of the Pilot Club id San­ trad e ol egg shells, hanging fertilizer th at nice;* yuur spe­ Mrs. T. J . Conn In Alabama. od by Mi*. St i airy oil the or- nesday at 2 p in. in the l'urish ford. w n t l I AA they’re living il up iu a new ChuvylILi>pu<«*iai*ttM*A [mm the branches. Minia­ cific requirement* lutht-r tbun Mrs. David Gatchel pre­ ture birds were perelied on Mr*. T. D. Painter und Mr*. gait, accompanied by u bus* Hall. “Jm.l fertilizing". 0 . W. McGuire in Washing­ viol and drums, Mrs. Millspaugh Van B u c ­ sented an Interesting pro­ th r golden limbs. Azalea* need to be fertil­ ton. Roger H arris, the county kle will present a program gram on “ Fellowship", with Three Anclmr Club girls ized now too und if you all member* taking part. auditor, worked closely with based on scripture readings Mrs. K. E. Enney and Mrs were welcomed as guesls. the haven't iilrendy fertilized youl It. W. Martin in Memphis, lliu faculty in selecting tal­ concerning tin; entry into Mrs. It E. Chapman guve a Misses Carolyn Turner, Pam palm*, now is llie time. Tcnn.; Mrs. II. M. Igou and ent which is to he pivM-uted Jerusalem through th.' Cruci­ talk on "A rt” and displayed Jones and llrenda Brown It I* also -o f- to go aloud Miss Janet Smith sang a und turn palm* und all other M rs. J . II. McClure, Jackson­ by the children. As Mr. iluiria fixion. Members will partici­ a number of paintings. tithes discussions included group of songs, including, “ I ville; Mrs. C. B. Wilson and too is u professional luusiriun pate in llie program . gardening, travel, cooking, Believe" and "Melody of Mrs. C. N. Jam es, North his service* were most inval­ AKT IlKOWN music und various Imbibe*. l/iv e," Stie was accompanied Carolina, anil Mr*. It. S. uable, , Mrs. Gatchel presenli-d a skit I'UST CONTIlOIr The faculty is also appear­ by .Mrs. Jack Latiibcrlson. Mooro and Mrs. D. E. P»r concerning Hie proper and Trrm ilea A Ollier Pest* rlsh who are vinling with ing on i ho program by way Hoslessei lor llie evening Improper dress for the busi­ were Mrs. B. E, Chapman, of varied ikils. The master of Mrs. G. M. Hyman. sum I'A UK l)K. ness woman. ceremonies is to be Itciuld Mis* El tie Farley and Airs. ;ijj-8Si;:> san fo ko A letter was read from the lleckt-nbavh, principal uf Harvey Swanson. Orlando Club, inviting NanPinecrest School. A lthough ford club members t<> a new lo Pinccrcat, Mr. ReckonThr Bake Monroe Home school of instruction on April huch has been u principal in Seminole County for thirteen Demonstration Club will meet 27. Mrs. Je rry Jernigan will represent the Pilot Club at year*. this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in The “Pine Crest Follies of the Educational Building ol the Home Economics lunch­ eon. on April 5, at the Wo­ Vi.T‘ is a I'TA sponsored event (lie U p s a l a Fresh) tri tun m an's Club. By Mrs. Adam Muller with a Very iniull admission It was announced that the The DeBary Business and price. It Is Imped that the Church. Guest speaker will he Cecil Santord Club lias nine m em ­ proceeds will bedp to' meet Professional Women's Club Tucker, who will speak on the bers with iierfect attendance will hold a Dinner and In­ some of the Important a. bool "C are uf Lawns." records, this year. needs ill the immediate future. Table decoration- carried Hostesses will he Mr*. Ed stallation Meeting at fi Jo out the E aster theme, with Fitzgerald and Airs. Julius p m . today at the Dollar) about your eggs in tolurful costume* in iilai'kwehlcr Hr si.m rant. Hallmark Fifth Birthday Observed At Party Peacemaker 'C ja Jid su n " S a in Wives Pioneer Pen Pals Pinecrest School Plans ESCAPE ARTIST Follies Of *63 Enterprise Churchwomen Meet Wednesday Pilot Club Holds Luncheon Meeting I Monroe Club T o Meet Thursday Installation Planned By DeBary BPW WORRIED Forn Park New ofltccra for the 1IM1 B1 year will Ire installed by Mr*. Alva William* of DeLand Osteen Personals llan J u ris of Jacksonville spent tile weekend with hi* brother John J u r ts and fam ­ ily. Recent guest* of Mr. and Mr*. John Mrlroae were their ■on and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mr*. W arren Melrose of L aln g ib u rf, Mich, and Air. and Mr*. Henry Lunny of ChurlioYoix, Mich. Both fam ­ ilies have now returned home, Mr, and Airs. Fred Gilhuly of Union, New Jersey, are spending two weeks with hit • sister, Airs. Hazel Gilhuly. investment? Personals Ity Jane Casselberry Frank Russell, Fern P ark, is recovering nicely from sur­ gery undergone recently ai (lie Florida Sanitarium and Hospital in Orlando. Many Hardy Plants • . Landscaping • Lawns Gray Shadows Nursery S. Sanford A re. 1*1 Mi. H. of Gindrrvlllr SPECIAL TRAIN TO TH E ORIGIN VI. BLACK HILLS PASSION PLAY LAKE WALES FRIDAY, APRIL 12. Going Lv. Sanford l.v. W inter l.v. Orlando l.v. Ki*»lmmee Ar. Lake Wale* A LL I MBA R eturning f;(in l;2U A;0n I tM B:2U I’M I'M I’M I'M PM l.r. Lake Walra 10:15PM Ar. hi**)ninti-c 11:15 PM Ar. Orlando 11:15 PM Fluctuating prices and unsellled marltel Ar. WInter Park 11I’M Ar. Santord 12:20 AM condition! add nothing lo pcoce of mind. SEATS KKSKKVKI) Round Trip F arrs, including tran*f»-r in each direction Itelwren alalion and th ra lrr, and rhoice am phitheatre srala ; From Adult* t liildrcn 5 $5,711 •3.15 Sanford 1.95 2.S5 W inter Park ITU Orlando 2.7. 2,3.'. KUalmnirr 4.70 Fur further Inlormalion and reservation* rail u i) A t­ lantic Coast l-lnr Ticket U ifh c ur L. T. Sheppard, TA, ACL lilt Depot Phone F \ 2-1211 But if you would like an investment thol is alw ays worth 100 cents on Ihe dollar ond pays an excellent dividend, it's time we became acquainted. Stop in. NOW SEE WHATS NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS ( L s 5 oJc , /. r I n m Holier M eter Sales Company Cor. 2ml & Palmetto Sun ford, Flu. FA 2-0711 �I L D ont Soak The Poor A Rrcjit don I of rccklew 'ulk if' tnnkliiK tin: ruuntl* ttmutiK iwjj*icilut* jiint Imfore Ihn opuninif of Fluiiilit’.-t 1903 IcfrlHluiorc. ‘‘It i* inevitable", nay some of tlium, “that the state'* throe percent stiles tax be extended to include groeeriPf* and medicine." Enlargement of Florida'* 1909 rale* tax ha* the support of *omt» citizen*, who claim it will "broaden the tax base and thin* enable lower income families to pay their fair aha re of the tax burden.” That’s a pretty phrase. Roll it around a few times on your tongue, and you end up almost believing it. Almost. If you didn't know in your heart that the grocery • medicine tax is a scheme on the part of legis­ lators too timid to go after the real, legitimate, available sources of new slate revenue. It in a disgraceful fact that no state legislature yet had the courage to buck a powerful phosphate lobby which resists the proposal made year after year to impose a fair sev­ erance tax on the depletion of Flori­ da's mineral resources. The phos­ phate people continue to dig huge, ugly holes which pockmurk the Flo­ rida landscape, and to exploit com­ mercially that which can never be replaced. Vet they pay no severance tux. Nor do those who dig limerock. • • • Session after session, the legis­ lature has permitted lumbermen to remove priceless and irrcplucuublo virgin trees from our landscape with­ out paying one cent soverenco lax. Now that nearly all the virgin tim­ er is gone, the time probably is too late for remedy. Most of the timber being cut now is farm-planted and thus not a depletion of natural wealth. Another possile source of revenue is a one-cent per bottle tax on sofl drinks, if you haven't noticed it lately, most places now charge a dime for what, used to be a five-ccnl • .* Why Presidents Get Gray I /‘alter Carl Albert a n d Democratic Whip Hale Hoggs. Pressure on the President i* glowing lo break Ihrouglt the budget ceding tie imposed on Ids Administration uml rail for massive federal spending to deal with persistent uncinpluymenl. Tins muulh mure tliau six per cent id the work to m ' are wilhuut Julia, m ote Ilian a y ear ago. Ami a growing number of Congressmen want imm ediate work lor their un­ employed constituents—build­ ing sewer*, sidewalks, d rain ­ age ditches nr w hatever com illlinltii's lieed. The President so (ar 1* re ­ sisting the pressure. Congres­ sional leader* alter private session* with .Mr. Kennedy u-port Ui.it lie is convinced OUT OUR WAY that lus budget approach is the right one, For Hie Immed­ VtAtf 1 VUOIWm OH A DlLT AH' t iate present, apparently, it is AIM! uUSISJAVAl also Hie |iolilir line. Accord* iug to Hii- latest Gallup Poll, thr President's |H>pil]arily dropped another lour per cent th is cahxh r*A*ti*v r.Auxvu-J’ n last month — making a total Aarxajn lo a iv w wxi euv* 1 c-crr lots id 10 per ren t in public *THF UU1LI lYJVVl’IP approval ainev Ihe beginning nt the year. One at the two reason* most Irriiuenily giv­ en by those wlio disapprove u( Ihe P irshleiit’x policy: "excessive spending." Kennedy’s thinking m a y change, however, tf the jut s i • t r n t unemplo)mem m Mime jHiliucally Important tug title* persists into the 1W4 presidential election year. Del nut, which voted 70 per cent (or Kennedy in link), is now "deeply disenchanted with the Kennedy Admioislra «-JL Hull," a visiting repot' it AK* AAADti tumid last week. The auto capital has been running a steady srv ru per cent rale of unemployment in spite ol an auto loom. With new1 ma chine* and equipment, (ewer men produce mure. I’ngu *1 Swnlmil, Florida Tuemliiy April 3, 1903 lew leaders of Inline or management in Detloit be «v* i .t u ii *■ u itti.u w . i.o n tiii ax i) r i tti.n m -H lieve that the lax cut the a. a it it * v i . i i s i i m . m ivvxiiii n. viiu* v m iii SUiiuaUt*. l-tiitor AitiortlslhX DirectorPresident is asking fungi ex* jiiiv w a u .» j i s i i ; u a i i u * )M * K t - K lo approve would have any « uoiity Kill 11,r llusiiires Managur t X l l . l l t I ' t i l i l l II aillHI.KV J- ••11‘ M noticeable Impart on the jobSdi-lttr L'dllui i.'lssslileil M i i ) * |* i >less problem in their city. It's u u r i in ,i,iM in t•• an i h a m * v iii.T o u x aa i ' s a t u i * i.i llto r C ltru la tiu a Mauaaarthe sam e story in many an I III.II H U H o lh rr town Hi* Democrats Maeliaulcal S u y l want to be happy when elec­ at list H ir riu * iitix * tion tune rolls around. l|* H t i n l l t r o Ur Mall * ,,*•lawtr I atual, All Ulbrr tic VVrtk js «, | Vrar lll.i.0 I Vaar nedy'* staunchest supporter* m his own paiiy complain lliat by tightening the dom es­ tic budget so (ar. Hie P resi­ dent I* already choking Hie economy. They are urging ad ­ ditional public works spend­ ing f t once—on a sta le that would upset it*,- A dliiiul'lra turn's budget plum. Without presidential ap ­ proval hills have been intro­ duced in both the IlmiM* ami Ihe Senate to authorise an ­ other $1 billion or more lor work project* In area* of sub klunlinl unemployment. Ami h|Hinxora of llie bills have the o|a'n backing of auclt adm in­ istration stalwart* a* Senatr Democratic W h i p Hubert Humphrey, liou«e Majority f $aufrrb Ijrra lii - VO a Month* J.SO 3 Mul.llaa i wir l Mi-miU. g. p o rta l R eg u la tio n * pruviUa H.ai til w a l l b . ! . t Slonllia 3 .on * *1 nih* I •<! I Moult* a u ta , n e i l u u a a* paid In advance. Matter Of Fact Aldi'lbaii-ii. tile ulphu *lnt of llie cniistflliition Taurus, is -III* I I, talil l» a lueloti * of thr f o i l - a )'t*x* wltlcU I* entitle-! | one of Ihe ‘JO 1,lightest stars •tcJhilv rlv I-, lha us* w r i - hublb alien *t sll Ih* t u * l » ' * • | in llie heuvrii*. It is * giant prlriieil in this newspaper. star, reddish >» color and ap. So |,„ n ut any o...Uriah news or a4i*rt|sliig. ot tills raiimn of Tha hatifoiil ti.ia h i iuu> I- r*|o.t,luted In a h / luumier w ith­ peat* accompanied by a very out written |>, muIsbIoi- of the t<uh!!*b*r ,4 Tho IlsrstU. Any faint cumjiunion stu i. AblerIndividual or flint 1 rapul *lh!,. for aura rvprnijurtion w ill he . oiialdemii *• lull Inglng on The Herald's copyright unit wilj be baton iia* a diam eter 60 time* held lnl.tr for aai,i*a<* uruler the lair, published dully except t lust of the sun, and it about ."aturda: hoo l*} and 1 'h il*ln>*a; ynhl >1,14 eatuidey preetedlag t m » light y cais ftuiu the ta ith . e |i It iii*i. hnterrU a* u l o u i I cuts* m a l le i u . Iv tir nl, ISIS at In* r , *l lyrtlv- o f Sanfo rd, Ki< ib l*. u n il.i llie Ai t uf Congr*»» o t Stan In / n 2*7 x ] \ ,** > , J /P f i t • Helen Fuller Says WASHINGTON — John F .t Kenned) i* experiencing one of the moment* that explain why president! grow gray. To avoid the repulallon of being a "big ape ruler," I'rraldent Kennedy ruled out any rrt)W'*U by till depat lllitnl heal* for budget Increases for social or welfare pro­ grams next year. T hat was In order to balance out the in ­ creased spending ho recom ­ mended (or defeme and for apart? exploration. Republican!* contend that lie ha» not cut cnnupli — *» l e a s t another $m hillion aliould rotnc out o( tlit* dome*tic part ol the l#M budget, their leader* lay. At the sam e lime aome ol Ken­ Political bottle of soda |sip. With the retail price doubled, the consumer is pav­ ing the bottler Itis price ( w ith a fair profit, to which lie i* entitled) -— and somebody is getting a mighty big swig out of the lailtle. Which is to say, the consumer actually is pay­ ing enough to support that one-cent tax — but the state isn’t getting it. Why? For the simple reason, known to every legislator in Tallahassee, that the soft-drink lobby is extreme­ ly powerful and pulls strings during the legislative session. Wiiy is it that fresh-water fish­ ermen must buy licenses, while those fishing off the coastline are exempt? The products of the sen, within Flor­ ida’s twelve-mile ocean boundaries, are just ns much a natural resource as the game fish in our fresh water lakes. Let’s put a reasonable licens­ ing fee on salt water fishermen, charter boat operators and so on. Don't believe these people who spout off about “broadening the tax base." All that phrase means is that the little man, the working man wiio already struggles to pay rent and lights and keep food in the pantry, is going to be expected to pay a tax on the basic substances of life itself. Legislators are only kidding them­ selves if they think people are going to stand for micIi a tax. They won’t. Citizens of Florida can sec through the phony arguments of those who play footsie with the phosphate boys and then vote a tax on medicine for a sick child. If you don’t believe there is eco­ nomic hardship today, look around you. Placing a further hardship on the working man in the wake of De­ cember's freeze would lie s cynical act for any lawmaker. Let us hope thill, for once, legislators have the guts to slaml up to tile special "Fat rat" interest and pul taxes where they belong — not on the backs of Urn poor and the struggling. Peter Edson " M a y I Quote Y o u ?" Dr. Crone’s WA S ll INGTON— ( X KA ) It now develops th a t the Trade Expansion Act of IBdl—hail­ ed as the m ajor achievement *\ of the Kennedy adm inistra­ tion in the Inst Congress— cannot begin to lie effective before Jan. 1, KU15- It will take th a t long to negotiate m ajor ta riff cuts authorized by the act. These negotiations will be conducted under the direction of Christian A. H ertcr, for­ mer Massachusetts governor anil congressman and Presi­ dent Eisenhower's Iasi secre­ tary of state. Named by President Ken­ nedy us liis special assistant on international trade, Heru-r bus made on trip to Kurope. Now he’s preparing for two yenra of difficult bargaining. There is wide suspicion of Hie new U. 8. trade act in Europe and among the less developed countries a* well. What they seem to fear i* that t|ie United Suites is try ­ ing to rapture their markets. They’re reluctant to lower llieir own ttad e Jb a i t j C r a against U. S. exports. Two major political hurdles must be crossed. F irst i* tin- French veto of ; Untilin'* admission into the Common Market. This thw arts trade a r t authority given the President to negotiate IU0 per cent ta riff reduction* on items fa r more satisfactory for the in which 80 per cent of the long pull th a t happy m arriage trade is between Hie United States ami the Common Mar­ really Involves. ket. This was put in the law in Grief grid anger and love anticipation th a t U r i t a i n are all emotions, and they ran would he adm itted. nil lie experienced mora than The second hurdle is that once in your lifetime. Russia, it* satellites and soma Many widows and widower* uf the nuulrsl nations nru ad­ will tell you they wouldn’t vocating a United Nations have believed it when they world trade conference. What lust their firs t mate, but they the Communist c o u n t r i e s later fell in love and often wunt, uf course, is removal of enjoyed their second m arriage strategic m aterials trade re ­ even more than llie first. strictions ag ain st them. No listen to the advice of A UN Trade Confcrencu your clergyman and oilier ad­ might cause considerable dif­ visors. ficulty if held while another And send for the "Tests for round of rate reductions under Husbands and Wives ', enclos­ tho General Agreem ent on ing a stamped, return enve­ T ariffs and Trade—GATT— lope, plus !illc. Use those teats was being negotiated. to select lupiiotch matrimonial The preliminuric* to these merchandise. negotiation* a r e considured (\lw ii)« write to Dr. moie im poitant Hum the ne­ ( lane In rare of this new*, gotiation* themselves. They’ll paper, rnrlimiug a long .Ye determine n h u t ta riffs are to stamped, addressed enve­ lie cut and how the negotia­ lope and l!«e lo cover typing tion* m e to he conducted, and printing ro*tw when you Tradu experts from most of send for one of hi* liook- the 41 countries now in GATT lela.) have ju st begun meeting* in Worry Clinic licipate in P I A and church societies. How can a 17-year-ohl com­ pete with other wivwi who went to college and held down 4 joli and budgeted their pay checks and thus huv« learned how to "fro n t" for their fam ­ ily more successfully I Gill*, your future children will w ant to tie proud of their mother. Hut I.ois would prob­ ably remain a shy. mousy typo uf inexperienced creature who will feel inferior and thus CASK I*-102: I.ois I,., ag'd remain a wallflower in civic 17, is the lov»-*lck girl lie'll- or social and church oigunixaliun*. tlotied yesterday, I'lay hail more fairly with ‘‘Hut, Dr. i lane." she your future children and thus moaned, "if 1 give up Ted, 1 pick a man who rates a t least just knuiv 1 shall never, "Superior" on the "M arriage NKVKIt fall in Inn- again! Tests" below. "K vcii t bung'll I iiuiU c he 17) lotvo i* not a olie-allol is already married and with or tingle emotional experi­ two babies. I at ill want him " ence. You *411 full III to Vo People who have diabetes more than once! may still WANT sngaiy So if l.oi* bicnks otf with food*. Hut they ieu li/e they this married man, she can m ust give them up in older sld l expect another love nfto stay healthy. fuir inter, which should lie Gall Madder patient* like­ wise! would like to eat poik and lud.i-d lieulla and apple pi*. Hut they soon P a in to avoid those rich food* if Hie) wullt to am id future painful attack*. Ami »u it i* m m arriage. Despite whul l.m* ma) WANT, she should look ahead and reali/n thrsa facta: ( l ) When she m arries, site AFFILIATED will cast at h ast four "proxy" voles. These include tier own, ami thus,, of her future Due*children who rrly on her lo vole for ilium. Those children will nut I*? concerned with Ih,. fact h«r ego i* now flattered nl the attention and confidences spilled into liar «-ar hy tins oilier, married mull. What those futuie Indue* will desiiu is a daddy who doesn't split hi* attention be­ tween children ot a funner wife uml his present male. And they will want h daddy who can suppuit them without liuving lo divide hi* meager pay rite* k every Week be­ tween In* former wife and child!eo, |du* his srxuml fainlly. (-'» At li, Die avciuge g-itl i* much too young to handle the vniinl dulirs of a .n icer like marriage. Knr a sm ith., I u I wife should not only tie able lo <imk mid liudgul tin- lumll) funds and niaho out tier ho* Total hand’* income tax forms Hut *he should also be to* ially poisrd *o ahe can par. I.ois i» tike many smitten lover* »hn fret they can never, NEVER tall in love again. Vr| If Ihry n»e their head*. Ihry will a,-r many proofs around llo-ni ol hap­ py ae, unit marrinaew h* widow* anil willowrm who liw>| llirir mates lit death and Hint taler rem an ini. So send for llie ''M arriage IVsIa" below mid do NOT m any anjlwaly » ho dorsuT rale ''Superior" (hereon! II) Grorge IV. Crane, Pli.ll.. Notebook Geneva to do some exploring. The idea is to negotiate on broad t r a d e classifications rath e r than item hy item, which is slow going. The last round of ta riff ne­ gotiations took 445 days. The present plan is to have the ex­ perts' prelim inary r e c o m • mendations ready fur a trade ministers meeting to| begin May 18. A final appruval min­ isters meeting wuutd be held in Junuary 11K34. Meanwhile, here m the Unit­ ed States, a list of imports on which ta riff reductions m ight he made, along with tile proposed new rates, is be­ ing prepared fur issuance by Kennedy in July or August. Public hearings then would be held on w hat to include in the GATT negotiating pack­ age. These probably will take the full six months allowed by the new trade act. The final list of commodities on which ta riff reductions are to he negotiated m ust Hu n lie before Congress for f>0 ses­ sion liny* for its approval. No the actual trade negotia­ tions can’t possibly begin be­ fore April UM4. or even later. One of the principal Amer­ ican objectives is to insure th a t agricultural products are included in tho coming nego­ tiations along with industrial products. In the lust round uf ta riff negotiations, agricul­ tural items were pushed to one side -because the Common M arket nt th a t time did not have an agricultural policy. Common Murket agricultur­ al policies are still cloudy, but the United States cannot get caught in this bind again. Quotes 1 thought a few months ago thut Kennedy would be irapo?sihlc to defeat. I don’t think so now. —Sen. Harry Gohlwatcr, RAnx. YVithout democracy in Ko­ rea, the Koreans cannot fight against communism. The dic­ tatorship cannot fight com­ munism. —Yang il Dong, aelf-exiled South Korean political leader, on the ruling mili­ tary junta. The U ranium people would not perm it tho governm ent of ( Presidcntl G oulurt to break relation* with Cuba. I ean as­ sure you it wiiuld produce a civil war. —Francisco Jullao, B rsn lU a Communist lender. The SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Incorporated 1017 WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF MARCH 18, 1963 COMPTROLLER’S CALL RESOURCES LIABILITIES ? 5,158,015.51 Loans and Discounts Overdrafts 427.91 Ranking House, Furniture and Fixtures 237,227.29 Federal Reserve Dunk Stock 24,750.00 Other Resources 4 1 ,1 3 8 .5 1 U. S. Government Obi igatio ns $1 ,'dfe-J,19o.l ,'i Other Ronds and Secu rites 1,099,009.60 Cash and Due From Banks 1,834,205.19 7,218,068.22 Capital Stock ftdiilnrft IjrraU l PHONE NUMIIEKS Advertising' 322-3912 322-3912 News 322-2912 322-2913 All Other I)rjiLt. 322-2911 boulit Seminole 425-5938 GKOHGK A. ORTAGU8 Chairman uf the Hoard $ 450,000.00 Undivided Profits 132,421.67 Reserves 78,887.39 Unearned Discount 183,250.08 Deposits 11,400,677.70 Total $12,080,237.44 $12,080,237.44 D I R E C T O R S GEORGE n . ntiUlUP Retired n F. MANN Executive Vice President W. SCOTT HURNS Manager, Florida Power A Light C-o. .Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. OUTAGE'S F irst Vice President The Atlantic N ational Hunk of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida Sanford, Florida II II. DODGER President It F. MANN Kxecultva Viva ITesidenl MRS. I.OIS I) IIODSItOl.DKR A ssi-lutil Vice President II. D HOWLAND Cushier 375,000.00 Surplus OFFICERS tlljr >* L I. FRAZIER Secretary-Treasurer, Orlando Paving Co, Sanford, Florida O. C. Me Hitt OK A ssistant Cashier WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President, Hill Hemphill Muting, lne. Sanfoid, Florida MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY A**iataut Cashier 11. II. HODGES II. It. POPE President, 11. It. Tope Company Inc. Sanford, Florida IRA K. SOUTHWARD President, Southwuid F ru it Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida 1'residual Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation > V GEORGE A. SPEER, JIL, A ttorney Sanford, Florida o �vThr Giants Get Boost From Batterymates By United P m i International Rune earned the Yankees a Ictics their sixth straight loss, Ju a n Marichal and Turn 3-2 triumph over the Detroit 4-1; ilie Washington Senators Tigers; the Cincinnati Reds scoted twice in the loth in Haller, baltcry mate* who handed the Kansas City Ath-1 ning to Jown the Milwaukee played im portant rule* in the San Francisco Giants' drive to the 1902 National League pennant, have boosted Al p a r k ’s team hack into the victory column—and it's a sham e the Giant manager w asn’t around to sec it. Dark was traveling to New York Monday to receive a sportsm anship award when Big Hob Comb* blasted his lit John A. SjioNki the G iants broke ■ six-game Well, it’s nil over now hut way Into first place in the losing streak with a 4 3 vie lory o ver the Cleveland In the shouting! Our heartiest Singles with a magnificent diaus at Santa llarbara, Calif- coti grot u Inti mis to one and till 097! T hat's including handi­ The Giants scored all their for helping to muke our men's cap, hut 040 of that scries was . . . runs in the fourth inning, nnd women's » n n u n 1 City SCRATCH. friend SCRATCH! Rol> rolled th a t in climaxed by Haller’s two-run Tournam ent the sucres they were during the month of the 3 p. m. squad on Sunday burner. and dumped Mike Accardl in­ D ark's eyes would have March! sparkled at the 'performance And before wo go another to second with his <191. Hob'll of the high-kicking Marietta!, word further, tournam ent- get a trophy nnd $43.00 for who turned m disappointing time will continuo again, n* his effort* nnd Mike'll collect efforts in two previous spring per the old form at, and we’ll # 21 . 00 . The third thru seventh posi­ training appearances. .Mar- i he running the popular Scotch ■dial, an la gam e winner last Double* this Sunday. Squad* tion vvero won by Don Dorman -087 ($15.00); Gordon llonseason, allowed only two hits are a t 3, 7 and 9 p. in. A» a Donut, we’ll again run cycut — 082 (#10.00); John and one run in six innings and struck out nine Indians. Scutch Doubles the following Zueli—(578 (I8.0U); sixth was The Giants collected only Sunday, too. . , . F aster Day. Don Rrumfield—(5(57 ($0,50) six hits — three of them by Como on o u t! Fit st place will and Al Del 'a Iinn 059 ($6.40). Congiululnliona to one and Willie .Mays, who led off the carry the $50.00 guatauu-e. Now let’s get bark to salut­ all. fourtii inning with a single. All events was determined Then Orlando Ccpcda doubl ing the KINGS in the various hy scratch scores only! ed, Felipe Alou tripled arid categories. H urry Pentecost's average Coming in first in the Team Haller homcrcd off Joe Scliaf F vrut, it wa* Harold's Auto of 190-plus during the tourna­ fernoth. Hilly P ierce came on in the w ith u booming 311)7 series. ment hint hi in take this top seventh inning and gave up a Congratulations to H a r o l d position with a 1771 series for two-run hom er lo rookie Bob Johnson, John Kntelund, John the nine games. F irst place Rii-hnrdson, Bob Duttu and carries uno of the F. S. B. Lipski of the Indians. V eteran pitcher* Robin Ro­ Jim A ltm an, The honor car­ trophy’s und $14.00. Not too many pina behinjj berts and Rob Friend showed ries trophies, donated by the they’re in mid-season form by Florida S late Bank, and $85.00 H arry was Al D cl'alm s—17(511 ($7.00 which in turn was com­ firing four-hitters Monday for winning this event. Second th ru fifth place* pleted by Eddie Monroe— 17*53 Although not going the full route, Joey Ja y , Rill Stafford vvero captured by Sweeney'* ($5.60); John Kucetund—1754 and Rob Shaw alt turned in Bur &. Grill ($42.50); The Pick i$ 1.501 ; Boh Comb* — 1741 strong pitching perform ances. Ups ($34.50); H urry's Liquor* I$3.0U> and finally (m ust bo u Roberts, who hardly threw ($27.51)) ami the Ten Pin* of m istake) Splitaki funded in with a 1727 <*2.011). a ball In spring training last NAS (#25.00). And how do you like our Our nmat sincere (bank* to season before being cut by the New York Yankee*, pitch new Doubli-a Champa? (Lucky the folk* of Florida Statu knocked • out two Bank for being an gvnerout. ed the Baltimore Orioles to a Stiff* (j-1 victory over the lw>* An­ "charm ing fellows” from first with their participation nnd recognition for Gene F stridge geles Dodger*. The Orioles to the second slot.) It'* the first tim e either one nnd his sta ff of tho men's rapped out 11 hit*, including Brooks Robinson's two run of them lm* ever won a trophy bawling association for doing and the firs t tim e they've col­ their usual good job. homer. And nuw us space permits, The Pittsburgh P irates bent lected in tournam ent play like the .Minnesota Twins. 3-0, as this. Congratulation* to John Irl'a take n quick look-see at Friend scattered four singles Zucll and Je rry (the cigar) w hat happened in tho action and faced only 30 batters. Furella and their 1293 which from league play. Hi single and scries in the D o n n Clcndcnon’a two-run won the Doubles KvenL 1 hom er and Roberto Clemen­ know tho'll enjoy the trophic* City l.eugue was th a t of Neal te ’s steal of home provided from Florida S tate and the Maxwell's 237/1537! Not too prise money- which gnr* along many pins behind Neal wn* the Pittsburgh runs. Big John Ulir with a 235/(536 In other gam es, home runs with the first slot, $43.1)0. set. (Man. wouldn't that have Second was taken tiy those by Roger Maris and Joe Pep two nice fcllulis 1 was telling murie a doubles combination, you about. . . , Bobby Hors- bull?) durf and John (Oooo, I could And befors it get* too many cry!) Spnlski who collected a weeks old, congratulations to 127(1 set and $21.30 (See, now "fellow colleague" — Dottier Cm sm iling already). Third, Higginbotham for getting the fourth and fifth w ent lo I'clu most improved bowler award Duggan Jack Kanncr — 1272 in thu Thursday N ight Mixed fttenstrnm Realty held the ($47.50); Valentine/Combs — League. (.Star reporter . , . lead in the Hi Noonrrs Iws 1261 ($14.60); H arry JVnte- now sta r bowler Chrera, irue when they won three coat/AI D s P a l m a — 1225 there won't be any living with points from the second place ($12.40). her nuw I) C.P.O. Wives The M ayfair Inn m ade a •le a n sweep against the SI. A R. B ar. Nationwide Insur­ ance won three points from Shoem aker Construction and the M ar-tau R estaurant alto won three points trum Grapeville N ursery. Annual banquet of the are: Cracked, 31-13; Raked TIk* 3 1 7 fell for I-rtha W ard; SC-10 for Kathy Gray; bpare-R ibbcrs Friday After­ 27-17; Lean, 23 19; Tender, 3 9 7 Mary Tomalevkl. Jean noon Bowling Club ol Dellary 24'Vl9*a; F at, 23-21; Tough. 2155-22Vi; Scrap, 207M; liarOgilrn and Bible Whitehead converted the 5-7; Nancy will be held May 9 at the 11 (Juc, 18 25; N ever Reiter, 15 29. and li.iilt-d, 15 29. Vinson 3-7; G ertrude Nopper Umbers Im perial House. Nomlnsting com m ittee— Al Games over 209 w ere ro ll­ 3-10; and the 3 10 fell for Mary Tomaleski and Ger­ Potter, chairm an; G l e n n ed by H Klomp. E. Ogden, Charier* BUlhardl, it. Lung, K. Conley and E trude Nopper. Turkey* were Smith, rolled by Dot Button, Mary Amos Harvey, Charles Marks, Parson*. Tomele*kl. Nancy Vinson and Wiliam Muller and Sidney Klomp is m first place for l,thbie Whitehead. Dot But­ Swallow—I* preparing a slate die Gen. It. P. Newton tro ton continues to show good of oomincea for election of phy and H. SI me is in the lend for th r Curtla Redman form with a 219 game and 1903-04 officers. Team atandings to date i trophy. 382 serius. Strikes . . . Spares Stenstrom Holds Hi-Nooner Lead Spare Ribbers Schedule Annual Banquet May 9 Snider Sold To Mets KT. PETERSBURG. F la, (U P I) —T h ere* a "gentlem en’s agreem ent” clause In th* sale of Duke Snider to Hie New York Mels, it was learned today. When the straight cash deal was announced Monday night, It was estimate*] the Mets paid the lavs Angeles Dodgers #40.000 for the 3ftyear-old outfielder, who was known as the "Duke «( Fisthush" during his salad days In Brooklyn. However, only about gao.ouo passed hands in the tran s­ action. The Dodgers, though, have been promised addition­ al money if Snider regains sum* of Jus past slugging form willi the Mets "if Snider Is able >» do any kind of a yob for us, we’ll give the Dodger* more money a t the end of the sea­ son," said club President George Weiss. The Meta* boss declined to estim ate !*>w much addi­ tional cash tie will use to sweelen the put, hut it is assumed Hus figure, too, will depend on whcUirr Hie Duke still has it. Asked who will determ ine wbctlier Snider's work with the Mels Is up to par, Weiss •aid, "They (the Dodgers) will know and we will know." Coder the term s of the unique sale, Snider will not be required to play a mm imum amount of gam es, nor will he have to hit a certain number of home runs for hit new club. "We didn't set any m ini­ mum or maximum figures," Weiss disclosed. "W e just Ivopc Duke is sound and his m ental attitude i* right he cause he U ju st what we were looking for—a left-hand ed hilling out/ieldar -with [sower." The M ds also are hopi-tul th at hauler will he able to attract sume of his old Brooklyn rooters to the Polo Grounds, where the M ds seem fsted to play most, tf ro t all, of their home gam es this auisoo. Errata Tties. Apr, 2, *63— Pnjre 8 Reline Shoots For SOKC 6th Braves, 4-2; the Isis Angeles Angels defeated the Houston Colts, 5-1; homers hy Krme Bunks and Run Santo paced the Chicago Cub* to ,t 13-3 rout of the Huston Red Sox and tile Philadelphia Phillies topped the St. Ju>uis C ardi­ nal*. 3-4. Ja y perm itted only live hits in seven shutout innings against tin- A's while Don Blasingamc. Vada Pinson and Gorily Coleman led the Bed attack Stafford gave up six hits in seven innings for the Yankees, but w asn't tucked for a run until tho seventh. Maris suffered a severely pulled leg muscle while grab­ bing a fly ball in the fourth inning Jim King's two ran triple off Jim Constable paced the Senators to victory. Shaw worked seven impressive in­ nings in a losing cause for the Braves. la-on Wagner Mnmered anil Don Lee and Julio Navarro combined on a lour hitter for tho Angels. Cub pitchers Bolt Buhl, Cat Knonce anil Jim Brewer held the Red So\ to seven hits while Chicago blasted out 15 bit*. Larry's Marl Cops All Three Larry s M art won all three of it* games from tin* Faust Drug team to lake a Id's game lead into first place in the All-Star .tnuling League V.’ith only 12 more gam es to roll in the season Hit* automatically give* Larry's Mart first place honor* m the league. Al DePalma had a huge (*57 series to help hi* team w tap it up ttiis week. He also has the high league average of 188. In ottier league action, Meadors Marine took two gam es from Frailey toncrete to rem ain two gam es out of second place. George Swann was high for Mea­ dor* with s 58»! total and Krn Cos key was high for Frailey with a 591 The Handy Food More team held onto second place altlmugh it lost two gam es lo the .Sanford Dry Ceaner* trio Hob Ikirsilorf was high for Handy with a 392 series, while Tommy Kipp and H ar­ old Herbst had a tail and 591, respectively, for llie Cleaners team. Betty Ann's hung onto third place after losing two games to Hie P. Zeuli and Sons team. John Zeuli was high for bis train with a 5t>5 Eighteen game* w'ere roll­ ed over the 2U0mark: Gary Fos, 242; D ePalm a. 214 and 222, Howard, 207, Steele, 201; Swann, 2UH and 2uii; Cos key, 212 and 3»2; Karelia, 210 ; Murphy, 214; Garbaninu, 213;; Horsdorf, 211 and 225; T. Kipp, 2UI and 21(1; A. Kipp. S<i3 and Herbst, 235 Lawrence B. Hughes Reline, wlai has been clocked twice at a sizzling 31.15 se­ conds, will try for her sixth win of the season in the fea­ tured ninth race of the torace program at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club tonight. The speedy 53 pound light brindlr has triumphed three times In Grade B and Twice in A, one of thu latter be trig in a daylight feature Others in tin* lineup for tonight's top attraction are Rocker's ('irons. Ford, Bost­ ic** Native, Mrs. Mops, Show Biz. Catam lra and Protocol, liuvo already accounted for four firsts each. T rainers with are distance runners are spending a lot of time with them these days days getting them in top shape for the second running of the m arathont *poe,| clns sic on Saturday night. Six­ teen routers will compete In ENTER FRISK'S I llim v RASkKTRALL TRAM, which took till- non uni (iltui* Cluiiii]iiiiit8lti|> Trophy held by Couch I'Mwin Hrtulilock, center buck, w h s entertained by parents and friends at a Saturday evening dinner held at the Florida Power Club. Knelt buy received a miniature trophy and the team presented 1’raddoek with a stop watch. Making up the team were, front front left, liavbini .Morris, Kddio Tomaleski, TmivSIiiii. John Gilles­ pie and Allan llradiloek; back, Uunnie Ltcnll, It. Ilrndlcy, Timmy Sain, Coach llraddock, Charles Hyatt, T. Hatchett and Kandy Sullivan, (Cox I’hiitn) two events over the Jong ssths-mde course. The tro ­ phy goes out to the owner of the winner who posts tho fastest time. This speed classic la of special im parlance a t tho present lim e for greyhounds who show up well have an excellent clvancc to land in the derby semi finals on April 15, and from there they might move <m to the derby on April 19. MEADORS MARINE • Crentllner float* • Mercury Mature • The Aluminum Itoal For The Fisherman 2101 S. French Avc. F z \ 2 -1 3 9 2 With Masters Thursday PaSmsr Moaning Over Driver AUGUSTA. Ci a. (U l'l) Kingpin Arnold Palm er b e­ moaned Ids misbehaving driv­ er today hut drew no sym pa­ thy from fellow pros who (cel he can win his (mirth Mus­ ter* gull title even by w*mg a hrassle off the tee. Palm er, of course, will slav with hi* driver when the first round shooting start* Thursday over the Masters' ln*h (1,980 yard layout and he'll be trying not only to be­ came Hu' (irsl four time win­ ner here hut also the first player ever to will titles hack to-hark. "I wish my driving would be a little b elter." he claim ed alter spraying a tew ilur mg Monday's practice round " I’ve got a couple ol days lo work on it. anyw ay." Peeling his glove off. lilt? perspiring Palm er then head­ ed for the barber to get a haircut, and most nf the other competitors in the probable lielrl of 8:> believe that's all lie needs In win tils fourth Masters in the last six year* Art Wall, one of the two men to break I’.din er's mo­ nopoly since 1958. claim* Ar me lias to be the “ natural favorite" any tuno he set* fool on this course. “ I'd have to say Palm er feels at much at home on tbit course as he does on Ida own," B all said, puiting on In* golf shoes In loro starting hts own practice round "You have to reckon hi> chances as tiring excellent But I'd also say keep an eye on Jiiltu* llorm I Ihmk lie (las the best opportunity among Hie so-called outsid , P alm er is only one of three er» " men ever to win the .Masters Wall, wipner of tho 1959 three times, having walked .Masters, even thinks he has off with Hie traditional em er­ an outside ebanco himself. ald green jacket m 1958 and "You never ran tell who'll 1900 n» well as last year. get hot and come on to win The two other three lime win­ this one although it's ex- | ners arc Sammy Snead and Homely unlikely Hiat a fel Jim m y Deinarel, both of low playing here for the first whom are competing again lime will do it," lie said lids time. "T here's a great deal lo tie 1 Snead, who will he 52 in learned about this eoiirse and May nnd I* tadhered hy a it takes a while to do it.” I spur on his left foot, finished said Wall, who fired five [ a surprisingly strong second birdie* over the last six holes to young Dan Sikes in the lo Item run tier up Cary Mid­ recent Dora I Open ul Miami dle coif hy one stroke in 1959. while the 52 year old Demand Outside of Wall, Hie only plays in only a hall dom i other player besides Palm er tournam ents a year. to win the Masters in the past six years was South African C ary P layer, who becam e the only foreigner In history ever to take home the title in 19(51. CUSTOM-FITTED Player wound up in a threeway playoff for the crown last sear, shooting a u nriin der par 71 in finish second to and SKA I l i l t FILS Palm er’s 88 Dow Flitslrrwald, the (hud man m the A ii to (M a s s playoff, faded badly with a 77. anti Seat Cover Co. 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Apr. 2, '63 Legal Notice I I C K M O I .R M I ’ T I T I I I M V U to w w isen ts SOTH't: UK P im .li; N o lle* Is h -r eh y g iv e n . t h a t t f l e r co n sid er a tio n . the Hrtnlso le C o u n ty Z o n in ff-C o m m ie* lion w ill hnltl i public h e a r ­ ing to d eterm in e the f e a s l hlllty o f re c o m m e n d in g to the Board o f Courtly C o m m is sio n •r« l i n t the f o l lo w in g do* scribed pro perty pre.ently toned ft - 1A lU .ltJ.titlil In i m e d C - j Com mer cial: l.ot S. Block It, D rra m w o ld Hubdlrlilun, IMt. 1. I>g. *«. Public bear log wilt be held Is the Hemlnole County Court House, County Commleelonere Room. Sanford, Florida, on Wednesday, April 10, 1M t. at f:30 IM t. or aa soon Ihereafter al pneelble. S e m in o le C o u n ty Z o n in g Com mie.ton lly : Robert B, Br own S rm lno lo C o u n ty Zon in g Director p c m . i h i i : March April IMSCDU-81 ts t im : r u n t it c o r i i r o r -niF. m a t h j i m i n i , r n u <t i l . M A M I CO It CMMl* aoi. i : c o t a t a . t i . i n t u i t 1A C I I A A C F . i l V AO. lunaa IPJItHT FKD H KAt, BAYIXO S | ASH I/ I A N A S S O C I A T I O N O F OIU.ANDU, A corporation. P la in tiff, :r. TI- CLARCNCK BUR R IS and BUTII IIL'BRIB. hie wife. D efen d a n ts. N O TIC E OF B P IT •TATIS O F F I.O I I II I A C§1:A T T O F B E M I A O I . E T H - C I . A I I K N C F ItCltltlS e f o Mr, l l e n r y Foete r «:» Hast V ln cen n rs S tr eet l.lnto n, Indiana r u t ii n u n n i t t D u g g a r , Indiana Tnu are hereby n otified that a suit h a s been tiled SGulnit yiu In the a b o v e en titled cages and t h a t > on are reqtlred to file y o u r a n s w e r with Hie Clerk o f thl» Court aid to se rv e a copy t h r reo f upon the p l a i n ti f f or p l a i n t ­ iffs alto rn ey a , w h o se n a m e aid addrese Is Clips, H edrick A llob lneon, ISA Houtli Court Street, (irlamlo, F lo r id a , not later than April So. K'SS. If yen fall to do so a Dec ree l*ro C o n fess o w ill be en tered a f i l n e t yo u for the r e l i e f tieminded In the Com plaint. Thla sill la to fo reclo se a m o r t ­ gage. The real property pro­ ceeded s g a l n s t Is: l e t 1S». L A K E 11 VRHIKT F.HTATRM, a cco rd in g lo the plat I h e r to f a . record­ ed In Plat Boo k IS, p a g es IS and Id, o f tile P ub lic Recor ds of Hemlnole C o u n ­ ty, Florida. WIT.N'IJHM m y hand and the sett o f t h is Court a t f r n f e r d . Fieri da, thla SSnd da y e f March. 1MI. A rth u r IL B e c k w i th , J r , Clerk Deputy c le r k lly Martha T. Vi hlen KRAI. HUls. Hed rick t llobineon III Routh Court S tr e e t Orlando, Florlil* Attorneys for Plaintiff 1*iblleh: M atch ]«, April J, I, It CDO-H II TH E C IR C U IT rO IR T, NINTH J t 111L'lAI. C I R C U I T n r F i.n im iA in a a n y n it agNHAtll.i; I S H A T I I A ( E A At K i l l '. An. 1 'duets RALP H It. C H E R l N t l T t i N . J R , I’lalntff, M ART E. C H E R IN O TO N , iv re nda nt. N O TICE OF M I T TRK B T A T K O F F L O R ID A T O MARY i:. C H K U I N H T t l N , WlloriK R K d l D U N i i : 18 ROIlTi: I. lltlX 141T. llltb.MI R T O N , W.AMIIINUT ON. A sworn Complaint for D lTirce having been (lied against l*u In the Circuit Court In aid for Hemlnole County, F ln rlia. by R A L P H It. C I I K K HftlTON Jit., the short llllo of which Is R A L P H It. C l i p ItBRITAIN', JR.. Plaintiff, v e rsas M A R T If. C H E H I N O T O N , Defendant, these pre stn li ars ti command you to apiiear sad file your Answer or oth­ er defense or pleading hereIs with Ilia Clerk of tlte C l r (li t Court of Hemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida, and eerie a copy Here.<f on Plaintiff's a lte r n > , Kenneth <1. Hpauldlng, fenfor.f Atlantic National Bank Building. Hanford, F l o r Ua on nr hefora the isth day ef April, 1) 13, or otherwise a dtrrea pro confsaso will lm lered against you, and tha cause proceed ex part*. W 1T N E 8 8 my hand anil of­ ficial seal at Hanford, Hetnllula County, Florida, thla l i t h b y of March. I M 1. A r t h u r H. Beckwith, J r , Clerk of Circuit C ourt B y : Martha T . Vihlen, Deputy Clark IE A L Kenneth O Hpauldlng, Attorney at l a w b n ford Atlantia National Rank llulldlnr. lanford, Florida. Publish: March I*. A pril t. ». m i. ciki • «: Make Reservations NOW For Faster — AND HKSERVB DATES FOR OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS . ^ ^ W (j\o c ic u iI)iH u < q •31-4197 'S p tim lfk r tiu ' Carriage Room Designed Esp-riall) Far BANQUETS. LUNCHEONS and DINNER PARTIES ^ \ HJOHWAYS 17-93 N. PUN PAIK, HOftlOA �. f \ *■ £ li Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA 2-5612 Classified m-m t & port*,k,n I. I.osl & Found C L A R IFIE D DISPLAY: t un., thru Krl. - - I*. )l. day U )ST: Small Black A White F'ox T errier. long lull. Vi­ cinity of 5 Point*. Hew aril. FA 2-8695 o r FA 2-2501. before insertion. Mou. • sal. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: lu e s ., Ilm i F’rt. - 2 P. M. <la> 2. Nut Ice* • Personal* before insertion. .Men • Sat CARD OF THANKS noon. Mr*. tV. I.. Vance & daugh­ ter*, .Mr*. June Hrudic. flESPONSIHILlTY: Mrs. Ann llarinraio want The Herald all! not be rein express their mans sponsible for more than one thank* for Ihe vl»t*. eard* Incorrect insertion ol your ad, and reaerves the right to re­ ami flowers; to the nur»es and doctors that were »o vise or reject any advertise­ attentive to Mr. Vance. ment from what ordered to .May God bless them all conform to the policies of this and good luck ami thank* paper. Mr*. tV. L. Vance & Daughter* Legal Notice /u>ni. 3. Education • Instruction 'n t l r f of P u b lic * MEN AND WOMEN llrN rlil Nolle# !# hereby *l\#n, that For Immediate training a* After consideration, the Social Directors. Wide de­ uole C ounty /.o ttln i Commit* • Ion will hoM « public heir* m and fur trained person­ Inc to determ lnr the f u s ib il­ nel. ity of recom m ending to lh* Hoard of County c<onm!»slon* NOW era th at the follnw lnr describ­ ed property presently ioae«! Short detailed extension at A*l A griculture he toned It home training followed by 1A fllncle Fam ily Raald#ntlal two weeks of residency Iieclnnintr 71 rh * «»f tt.e NK training. SOCIAL DIREC­ rorn sr Of ! h# MV of tb* NK', Of Hwi'tlmi un­S0K TORS work resorts—hotels Slirlirr ru ti U Cuti ft. fit'Fill* —cruise ships. Placem ent N m fl. th«*nc« w mi f! Hutu'* X Ml) ft. vv is assistance free to our grad­ ft. Ihttir* H m ft, | hri,<« VV uates. Training need not in­ SStt ft. Ilnnc* * ISM ft. Ill— fl* * K 847.8 ft. tlisncs X' 5 ft, terfere with your present thevH-« <>n a 16 dear## rurv* job. For personal interview In the left alone the center (this city) write giving e>f a road a distance of 4 ft, thence X 33R.I ft. to poin phone numlwr to Interna­ of bee Hess h#c 53 clt M of tional Professional Acade­ the N\V corner of K 4 of saM Section 4, thence run H ISO r my — 226 S. Andrew* Ave. ft. thence >: :oo ft* theucA N —F't. Lauderdale, Fla. 6< dec. 1 14' B 257.03 ft thence X 14 d*»c- IP S ' B 440.K ft (bentc w iftr i f: tb inee * (i. For Kent 1 ft. thence e\V 33o ft. tn th e 1*4HI, .«ttd 1e«« b« c B cb h of NW corner of K»* of Lake Mary. 2 liedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3019. eulil faction 4* run H dric 4 .• »: m ft, l b e M.* c FA 2-0317. 5 0 dec- *'I’# B 6<1 ) ft. theme X 9i dec. 43* W 73 ft, ROOMS. The Cables, 401 thence N 941.9 ft to h il l) . Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. l’utdlc hearlnc Hill ho held In (lie Ncmlmde (Viunty Court H o u s e * t ' - s s i t l f - i H te » m * » « 4 o t* s e e NEWLY*FURNISHED U rg e lloom. Hanford* Florida on 2 UK. duplex. 14th St. LongWednesday, April in, at wood. 838-3298. 7 :3 U 1* 31. or n a B o o n thereaft­ er a s pisslble. Hcinlimle (bounty Zoning NICE A t-li-nn 3 loom furnish­ Commission ed A partm ent. Near town. By: Robert H. Brown Kcmlnole County Zoning $55 a month. Inrludea w a­ Director te r A electricity. FA 2-8511. rublleh: March 2«. April • 1*43. FUlt.N. Apt. 23oo ilcllonviile. 4*1H1*33 OUR HOARDING HOUSE By Nadine Seltzer CALMXOURGELF, MY DEAR/ ** THOGb TVfO CHICKENS HSf 15. Business Opportunity Hi. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situation* Wanted 20 . Babysitters 21. lleauty Salon* 22 . lliiild • Paint • Repair 23.’ lluilditiK Material* 21. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing' Service* 2li. Kadio .Vi: Television 27. S|H'tial Service* 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 2!)A. Auto Acce**orie* 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pet* •l»l Flower* - Shrubs 33. Furniture 31. Article* For Suit* 35. Article* Wanted Autouudiile* - Trucks 37. lloat* - Motor* 3b. Motorcycles - Scooters 30. Trailers • Cuba mm KOIN KLEEN St. Johns Realty Stenslrom Really IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SEW ERS M ANTED 3 liedroom—with alr-conditIMMEDIATELY ioiiing and screened porch. Moik at home doing simple Any type of tinancing. Paysewing. VV,. supply m ateri­ m en u a* low a* $61 no per als and pay shipping both month, plus lave* ami in way*, tiood 1 ate of pay. surancc to qualified buyer. Piece work. Apply, Dept. TEE * \ GREEN ESTATES AD 3*9. Box 7nl0. Adelaide Phone 322-2744 Post Office, Toronto, On­ (i. F o r K e n t ‘Doesn't the country have enough problems with 3 Bedroom, 1 hath, large cor tario, I anuda. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. surplus food without US adding to them?” ncr lot facing lake, luo 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3254 Wait* Drive, S u n l a n d ADAPTABLE WOMEN o r FA 2 0323. E state. F1IA In service. To tram (or Social D irectors li. F o r K en t 17. F o r K e n t $!3o down, monthly $81.73, (Social Hostess) jobs. Ho­ -----------------------------------I L'nturnislied 1 or 2 bedroom , YA nothing down. FA 2 8o74 ld s — Resorts — Ship*. See 2 REDROOM l p*tair» A part­ REDIIOOM Furnished Col­ Apartm ent*, kilclicn equip­ or FA 2-2118. our arl under Instruction— ment. Large, airy. Com­ lage. $65. 812 Elm. Cull ped. 108 VV. Util St. Pll. Classification No. a Inter­ pletely furnished, newly do Harris* Realty. FA 2 5264 FA 2 4678. national Professional Acad rural is] A sparkling clean. or FA 2 7945. einy. Adult*. $73 a month. I'll. W E LA K A APARTMENTS: 1 IIKDROOM FIR N ISH K D FA 2UM68. Room, private bath*, 114 Ollice FA 2 2118 17. .Mnle h e l p VYnnlrd A partm ent. I5iai W. 3rd. \V. F irst St. Night FA 2 i*U8 2 REDROOM house. Kitchen 323 07(10 PERSONABLE MEN A V A IL A I1 L K K K N T A L S equipped. $70. FA 2-bKM. KENT A IIED Dr Santord, FIs '1V> train (or Social Dircclur* I^VKF: Jessup. 1 bedroom lornollaw ay, Hospital A Ilahy EFFICIENCY Apartment on job*. Hold* — Resorts — llitlied home. $75. U)T> FRAME HOUSE on Reds. F‘ir»l St. N ear 2 city free LOCH Arbor. 4 bedroom, 2‘* Cruise Ship*. Scu our ad Palm etto Ave. and Ho«aBy Day. Week, or Month parking lot, ami shopping under instruction — Class­ baths, unfurnished. $150. liml St. Near Naval Air CAR HULL'S FUR NTTURE store*. No utility charges. ification No. 3 luteination­ Lease. Station. J . It. S auernnan. Ph. FA 2-5181 llfl W. I»t St. Suitable for couple or tin ­ 2 IIKDROOM al Professional Academy. unfumislH-d, III. 3, llox 412-S , l’alatka. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. UNFURN. 1st FliHir. 3 rin*. several $70 to $8.V. Fla Store. 19. StlU H tlonN VVtin te d bath , 2 screened porches. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply AVAILABLE April 1st. 3 lilt. OUT OF BTATK ow ner m ust Child Care. FA 2 2214 m*II a p p ro x lm a ld y 25 acre* upstair* evening*. House. Store A retrig. $85 on Rice A Linden L akes. YABl) Work FA 2-7878. 1901 S. Park Ave. Mo. lao-alcd 2507 Highlawn Houses for rent. For infor­ May hr* plotted into 22 lots, FA 2 3232 anytim e Ave. Write ow ner II. HerCOMPANION A housekeeper m ation contact Ted Wil­ e a c h on w ater. Also 2 lots laeli, 11821! Gilmore Dr. to elderly lady. FA 2 3178. liam* H ardw are, 203 K. .1 II K D H O O 31 Furiilslieil on Linden L ake. 2 a cres Key West, Fla. 25th St. house. ItHJ month. FA 2-2322. each . D r. Fran* I'olfiar. 8:19 EXPERIENCED Young wom­ F o re st Ave. Rye, New an would liku secretarial HEDKOUM house, kitchen Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ FURN. 2 IledriMim house. plus.C ity. 201 w . at St. Y ork. "G irl F rid ay " |>o*itiou in equipped. —$75—month. Ph. Adulli No pel*. FA 2-7664. Sanford. References. I’. O. FA 2 5303. GARAGE APARTMENT. 4 SUNUVND ESTATES. 3 Bed NEW lu rn o h ed A unfurnisliBox 206, la k e Mary. Room* amt hulli. Screened ruotiis, fenced y ard . Swim SMALL furii. Apt. 1902 Maple eil 2 bedroom duplex a p a rt­ porch. Close in. FA 2-OIUI m ing (tool. $82181 m onth FA 2-0731. 21. Ilfu tily SitlniiH ment, Hie huilit; te rra iro o r FA 2 2624. p ay m en ts. FA 2 2329 floor*. Pli. FA 2 2374 after IIEDRUD.M house. Kitelirn HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 3 p in. 3 REDROOM. Living A Din­ 2 BEDROOM house, 215 8 equipped. N ear base. Complete Beauty Service ing room. Ileaulifiil Inrasta p le . $5,500. FA 2M57. FA 2-3685. Evening Appointment* ROOM furnUlii'd A part­ lion. REFERENCES. Call FA 2-5742 ment. Private en tran ce A FU RN ISH ED Ihmim- and land 105 So. Oak FURN. Apt FA 2 2800. FA 2-7114. hath. 318 Mcllouvillc. (01 sale. N ear Monroe C or­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp FA 2 5120 n e r oil S. E ld er Road. Special on Perm s. Call for appointment. 3 Senior o p e ­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom SA U M bTC K “ iv v v rator* F ree parking lots. house. Lake Mary. Phone 1 *»H 44 NfcIoHBC w’BAXTERfT d U ^ 2 STORY II.mu- n ear eh u rd ie* 318 Palinclhi Ave. 322-0831 0E _________ ,________ ____ :HOLD 1\YO ROYAL 0UHMA 1 FA 2 7213. NOW LOOKHCRE.HOOPLC and sclusd $8.1881 value. KAYDCKfS/THtYDON T -6TC3PTO ORD inJARIlY l.‘M an easy Mill sell tor $ 6 . 1881 . Now SCRATCHING 04 GARDEN© FOR For rent or lease. 30 x 40 !J llu ilil • 1'M ini - R e p a ir GOING euy.BUT IBT BUG*,/— HAW*^ FOWL OF THIS ren ted for $75.m Mo Reply iih-ImI building with roil CATCH THEM \WO DISTINCTION LIVE ON AU fc)CCLLSWE Box 7, e o Sanford H erald REPAIRING, palnling, cabBU2Z.ARDS. INAVY erete Hoot. Contact I'etl DIET OF MAND-ftoU5HED RICE AND iiirl making All work *u«r* G A R D E N .t'L L — Williams H ardw are. 2o3 K. FRAMMtZANZIBAR -..ELD, EGAD/— MEDIUM IMS, kitchen equipWELL, YOU S E E IF anlcrd. Call FA 2 2130 after THE PRE-J& PHOTOGRAPHERS ARB x 2Mii st. |----- T _---- --- DON' l>ed, l , i ge y ard , Ahruhlrery 3 p. in CCW6NG OVER — 'T T r ------- -y Sprinkling »y*tem . Good PRESENTLY TO Ym H S p e e in l N n lte e* I I?)S64VP .ib.VV^ Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Really cT ^ i Ah L- INCOME TAX RETURNS. 12 year* experience. Call lui m ar William*. 5 Points. FA 2 7843. c F r- is/i Lr V -1iCW tkENo, fiSot 3 "j T A. f A w a k th a - HhcY1 -V 141 (t0 SVt'R/.TH 2UT a rORAVAL NViTATOM. 3ALTER •- .VIRIIHN 1 V'Hing doC 4 Mother llul’hxS • Isrk 8 Mag, apprniisie 12 Way <ali 1 II Eur« pean fiver 1 4 W it h i n i t t i m t i . form 1 15 Tree 16 Perfume IHUuivrr, ,\( llo%s 4 Irked 5 Smell 6 lenfaur SHlvel dmk, a I'eker rl,k« III N.,n«n 17 It jurir, la shin- 23 Ij r i ,' 24 lUwausn pm plrt " l/fl3 O I L O r. A L li E A lJ IIIr:-»t »! time 41 lierani' • I k. »ilt .... ai l . . I Stall 41 2n Nr» YuiL <-,!> 2.Vlirun ip»rcM,l itfstliy 21 t a i l , i m k f i a m r 26sin;in; voliC W wrffN r 22 Kvtlntl wild <■> 27Pli,l.« 41 v.a'k MMit 21 IhsiL pjft -6 b u lilul I '-ii.g l»..r || H| 26 Chiaeve gUlloll mound. tf tlurO) auniv dvnxir iv,r I 1 rn ; ; Cutrnr V) Hrluv lam 82 Apprise 34 llish M erro non sine i» ,L S'- VI1 nun fly 36 Some sit 3 7 Kir. 1 1 m u m ,1 11 T ] iC ia (-1P III*- _ hi Jh>u Man' 4*«Car 47Xk«‘.<’iI b u r l U I rniit. »it> .’mi • |i«rsr«l alviin i - F - If ■ «it 1494 • *|i* - —. m 4 I an vet <ab . v>i, Ip rn 12 V4*•»#• •illiiaaiitt 13 NumUr 14 'Mfn ra u r 1 »K i\r |t» Momiftirt d.' cji 17 ( an. Iian pfdt IlMT ‘ali I lit Miner*l i »r k hr l(*ui;. f> • I Igung fuh t l 4mrn«l fool 21 Mualrlln# ina mina I 24 Mileta at' ) 26 I ufft.rr VlkiGin tuirr 27 4 OlrlUll>«*t ji U ii-r pftiffMtftn 32 \« ojtii|f|iifi#U 40 Appl# rviilrr 41 Kiri| oi Ju*Ul. JI Dull h uikIc 34 \ anal.cel 34 D im *.on •im#» 42 Acquirr 3f luurtri liaioan ItlHis lr«l^f 4jrMlf«lf(l B 411 partita 491 rra< kruu* il Girl t n*m« 52 Crrcmonv •.*•1 l*rr)«oaU»un Native nw.Ul motintain 1 Hfftutir itatfft Ilrglitiiiitf o Nruu ni ftrrf 7 lulluft illrr H|k$(on <ab j >*Skkeat IU <omiH/urwf Hlwr <|*l * 1 1 1 rafi-aniofia i .*lliMikr|«6l(r .*•»\ liHtiUiirt •ti \t 1lit4rv aa^utaiit 26 Han^r ' T~ 1 'S 11 ___ 1___ 7 1 •t w7Nri;$UV# pt«fU LT DOWN JV flatat ui rkinritl 1 Golf Irarl.tra WrelriO »t^« MsUMMI'IK tM lIkl MIM. 4!isN r L S‘2 *>d-I Je d • U Tanas li«r ton-ii.jimJ M Dr tving S5 Mu 1 Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 KIUGIDA1RB .Sale* A Service G. II. HIGH 1700 VV. 1st St. Santord Ph. FA 2-3883 Refrigerator, gas stove, dish­ washer ami other house* hold Items. FA 2 4359. Midi purchase of Blue ta il. Ire, rent Electric C arpet Shampoocr for only $1 per day. Carroll'* Furniture. If you need a good ti.-cd Re­ frigerator drop by thft Mowing and edging, etc. S at­ Furniture t enter at 1 too isfaction guaranteed. Ph. French Ave. FA 2-1817. NEW D E L U X E Electric Range. Cost S279- m-11 (or 2ft. Automobile Service $1.81. 322 8910 LAW N SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Souitarik (Kites mid I’uint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-1622 3 1. I’u u llr y • l.lvcw toi-k DAVID BRADLEY Gaidca Tractor. 2 Slower attachnicnt*. one 30" sickle, ro­ tary attachm ent, $ 150. 1 Mile V ol Orange City, Floriland T railer P ark . 775 3538. •arge Shetland Pomes; 1 1901 /.IG /AG Sewing Machine. Make* button itolcs, gelding, 1 m are. Sew sa d ­ with guarantee. $*A 2 9411. dles and bridles. 322 9162. Ili. Aulmnoliilen • Truck* 31 A. I'etx 50 Hi. Feeder I’lgs for Sale. Small baking !yi>c hugs (or Imhiio frceicr. Etc. Phone FA 2 0264. 12. Flower* • Shrub* POTTED 35e up M l’MS m bloom. BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH U8 ft Istw Interest Rales ft U>w Monthly Payment* FlAtRIDA STATE HANK 1962 COIIVAN Truck lor sal* o r Hade. Call 322 3990. G IIA PEV ILLE N URSERY Grat>eville Ave. Near 20tli St. •56 CHEVROLET. $425. Cal) EA 2 6633 a lte r 6:00. 11. Furnllute 37. limit* • .Motors WANTED reliable couple to (litrw ay To The W aterway lake tip monthly payment* K ohxtm S p o rtiiiK (JooiU of $13.50 cn 3 complete Your EVINRUDE D ealer room* of furniture. Call 301-6 8 E. l i t Ph. FA 2 $96t * TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ lect. 1 7 'i bp. MERCURY Ktcker.l Like new. 1 10 lip Wiscon­ KRKK KSTIMATK sin Motor. FA 26978. UphuDlernig A Maltrrs* ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ 3ft. M n ltirr) d r * • S c o o te r* ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., al 709 Celery Ave. VESPA Mtmm scooters" New St Used. FA 2-2117. Lew la Sales A ftarvlea Used furniture, appliances, 2517 Country Club Kd. tools, etc. Bought • Sold, Ph. F\A-'J-7l»2R la irry 's M art 21$ Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 I960 VESPA Scooter. $12$. b r L • * 1/ Phone FA STM90. Sell U* Your Furniture. Quirk Service With ihe Cash. 3ft. Tmllerw • Cabana* SUPER TRADING POST 19(81 KAN Travel T railer. 1** FA 2-41677. fl. Completely ic lf contain-l ed. 12 Ply tire*. J tu t ljk* II. Article* I-or Stile new. All aluminum. DeMen* S|Nirt shirt-, $1 99 up. will'* T railer Park. 3515 Or­ Mens slioes $2.99 up. Sur­ lando Drive. plus City, 2(11 W. 1st. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lints-1*. steps, lock*, -.uni, content, rock, pipe, sleel, grease trap*, dry wells, stepping shine*. Miracle Concrete Co. :'88.l Elm Ave. FA 25751 »m 01 r 1 !1 61 Girl» hdii.f 4 Park or oft Oil oft JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR 47 I'rirM'ws IK Kklit 49 h id itr |4 j 4a Vt. » nuke, r,N( S 1 inilovs mfkmir# li Wall _ LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch RECORDER. $85. Rug Spray (V'C-13) • Fcrti- T A P E Slcreo play hack Mon Rec­ l*e—Ph. FV 2-4244 ord. 32218814 before 10 a m. MANSFIELD LAWN SKR AIK - CONDITIONING KKFKIGBK ATION ft MEN NEEDED ft M r train you ft Home atudy with roarliiilg ft Tool* ami equipment liirotshed. NEW HOMES • aliph 441 Dutftir 44 Kiii*I of for,. *rt 44 ACRES a House on Ht. 16. East of lntrr» late I l i t , .’,81 Make offer to M 2.1. I’liimliiiiK Services SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. All work guaranteed. Very reason able In price. Day FA 2 7431 Night FA 2 '2(821 Steniper Agency .9 V. «r l. rJ 39 K«fr«la i't llabrra mgiith 1 li4o*r trait 2 HiMu j I 1911 1 I llTHlijI, IHBVX I Boalrts, •—Triplalf S 7 Hel-jf, 2 JO i FA 2-4234 SQUARE DEAL BUYS Poetess .1 soul! p-1 dog I V AD So. Park Ave RECLAIMED PIANOS Due to unfortunate circum ­ stances have 2 pianos, one walnut, one mahogany. Famous make*. Will ar* range tule to reliable fam ­ ily this area. G uaranteed. Like new condition. Call or write Credit M 1 n • $ $ r Streep's, 611 N. Orange, Orlando 424-2401. HOLLERSo/SAWFORP ^ Answer to Pieiioot Puill* Doggy Data UelgIdHirlUNi'l. a fte r 5. Air-Comlitionmjr If. II. |*OPB C0„ INC. i ’liim iiiliir A H e a lin g AIR ITINDI HONING * \i CONTRACT and REPAIR ymir broker USED AUTOMATIC Washer WIDTH — l). M. IIAKKISON’S WORK and Dryer. Many to rliuoac COMMKKCIAI, 2 REDROOM L it house, true1311 PallllHtii Ave. 322-8827 iout Sunlord Ave FA 26562 Irom . UuinphTcly recondi­ TltADKH INSTITUTE imI in yurd FA 2 9531. tioned. Wi day wurrunly on IIOX 18 I'l.niiiiM i ft. K nr S u le n r K e n t all D irk's Appliance. 5lo DRIVE l l \ ANII LOOK C / l 1 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Conlraeliog' Itepah* 1 harming S halliard Ave FA 2 7658 If you tike country living 0 2062 llllilscos tv 1 H IK E ESTIMATES Spanish ly|ie liome 3 Ih'd 3 lll-driMilll, 2 baths till R. I,. HARVEY rooms, sepal ale lurllislieil 201 Sanford Ave, south side of hig (dike FA 2 3383 ap artm en t. $12,bon Mary M ater tor boating, etc. Orange trees. Approxi • 215 W. 201 ii SI. 4 Itedioom *, 26. K nilio A T e ie v ln io n 2 liallis, lieuuliliil corner m alcly 2 ' 7 acre*. FA 2 9i62. FAST DKPKNDVIILE T V . hit. $13,(881. $1181 down lluute. FA 2*789a or FA 2 42u5. ♦ 1502 F orest Dr. (W ynne Sery lee S en tee tall* *l 00 An*is,i to Protiou* Haul* Home Service Co. 30.11 Sanw oo.0 3 liedroom *, ear|M-l 2 HR. 817 Catalina. FA 2-0578 told A ir FV ed living loom , Florida S 1393 3 IIR HOUSE, equipped kit t ! C A O O .I.A C I O niir. I’u w e r, A ir rvNim. $12.5(81 $H8i down. 393 elien . la ke over pay ml* or ft 118 L ake B oulevard d w ell 27. S p e c in l S e r \I c e * r.ft n . Y M O l l T H 2 O.Mir, V-H ........................ 613 rent. b | owner. FA 2-2617 oft F O K O H in t Inn W n q u ii. V-ft. A u lo .......... A rbor 1 3 llcdioom *, corner WELLS DRILLE.f. r t MI’S, 313 17 F O K O C nunlr.v S e d ., O v e r d r i v e .............. SI'RINKEIt SYSTEMS lot. Close to May tali goil I I . K rill K * ln le W a n te d 745 o7 C I I E V , S lu . W itRon. 0 C y l., S ltl............. All 'lytM-, end Si/e* course. $14.5(81 til C IIK V . * | T o n I'ic litip . A u lo .................. 1 115 Me Repair and Service M A M E D : KenUls a id sale* ft 610 E. Kill St. Roomy 2 Sft C I I E V . S lu . W iiKon. 0 C .'l-, S i d ............. 1193 8 I I N E Haling on luru.es. JOHN E Iredrooin,. larg e d i n i n g 79 j Machinery and supply to . WI P L Y M O U T H 2 D o u r .................................. room . $10.7181. FOX. REALTOR. 323 035V .Vt Mbiihtnn m l 30 Tat4 r.ol.ta 1205 20T W 2ml SI FA 2-6132 oil M E I U 'E O E S 2 2 0 , 1 O i«ir ......................... ft 319 E lludt. 1 May la ir) 3 4! | Lent* »i Verb l!95 14 l*rtmr 4.’ 4 Ini I*.n, I'latili 12. Itriil K rd n fe F u r S ole 311 C A O O .I.A C S e d . O eV ill?. A ir C 'ond....... B edroom *, dining room . 2 ‘ I *I User tloUa 43 Hr * tm«D 645 oft F O H 0 2 D o u r, li C y l., S ltl ....................... B eautiful lot* $15,500. 4r»l (dim • I NO CAMI NEEDED VVlfttoiaiu Vf Houle ab \ 1795 til C I I E V . S l a . W a g o n . V-ft. A u lo ............... 3 Bedroom, 2 hath. $61 a If one uf tlicte appeal, to you 14 I*ar« l nr .12 Hop* kiln 1195 C I I E V . I D o o r, li C y l., S i d ....................... oft Cali (or an appointment to muiilh. T. A I. induded 36 C I I E V . SDi. VVtig ., V -ft, A u lo ., A ir C o n d . 395 inspect. 322 8085. ft Low a* *13 per iiinnlh 193 o l C I I E V . D e lra y , A u lo . • NO MOM-A DOM N 905 T o n P ic k u p - • • • • # • • eft oft C IIK V . ft toii‘ 7 FinumiiiK IIOBKKT A. WILLII VMS 195 • lli.ill on Vour lad oil FOIIO Sla. Wngon, V-ft, Sid. Realtor • 21 D ifferent Models 195 33 CIIKV. 2 Dour. 0 Cyl., Hid. .. Raymond l.undquisl. A,su. INSLKOK REALTOR ft Ooe In I lledrniinis 1695 till CIIKV . Nomad. Air Cond. FA 2 3931 Atlantis- Hunk Bldg FA 2-1991 1919 S French Ave — m> 495 ofi CIIEV. I Door, ti Cyl., Aut.................. REMINDER INCOME I AX SERVICE - aV. IMMEDIAl K OCCUPANCY t IIEDKOO.VI CIV house. Fur 3 liedruoiii — with air-con­ nislutl or unfurnished. 2806 ditioning ,im| U rge family Elm Ave room \nv iji* ’ financing. Payment* .» low u» $>* 8j 15. B u s in e s s O p p o riu n ity a mo., plu* taxes ami insur­ ance to qualified buyer. IK E \ liltK EN ESTATES UI.TH V modern coin operal PlKtnr 322 7711 ml dry cleaning A laundry, lie d location in new S an­ ford I’ublix «liopping cen­ ter. Reakonahle down pay­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM ment and we (malice bal­ lid N. Park Ave. FA 26123 ance of complete turnkey MJNHWOOD. 3 liedroom inslallathui Hold ibe gram! furnished Duplex. 30 ft. o|ienlng and oiler continu­ living room, w asher-dryer. ed as*i*tanee. You can $83 month. HA 2-2MO or m ake over 15m. return on CD I 233U Orlando. your Investment, t all Ralph II,n-.lv, tui*ine.» Iwiur. Col Irel 2XIOI9I Tam pa, or write me e o Koin Kleen. 4232 Flu. Ave. T am pa. Real Fi-tate — Mortgage* N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 III. I'rn iH lr h e l p VVtin te d OUR HOARDING llOUSB WHAT ARB TWOSC TWO CHICKENS ARE PRICE BURMA KAYD0K4/ COINS OUT IN THE VARO ? OONT C nlY o n e s o p THe i R Kind r TELL ME TOO'RE SOINS TORAIEt IN THE COUNTRY/ T HLV Aj CHICKEN© ASAIflf— YOU HAO WERE SMUGGLED OUT OP I -IHE NEIGHBOR© SO:Mo AROUND BURMA FOR ME BY A J WITH A PEST PETITION ONCE DUTCH .MARINE CAPTA.n ' j BEFORE BUT THIS TIME A THEY EACH LAY TWO EGGS P o s s t will b e coming A DAY. EGA D/ r~ — AFTER VOU' .11. A rtic le * F o r S a le lirralt) Tties. Apr. 2. ’61—Pago 7 12. Heal Estate For Sale 12. Iten l K s tn te F o r S n l e |2 7 . S p e c ia l S e rv ic e * 14. I n s u r a n c e <»• For Kent 6A S|H?ci«l Notice* 7. Duslticx* Rentals 8. Heucli Rentals «». For Sale or Kent PKADMNFLS i oi \ r \ trautnril 1. Lust & Found 10. Wanted to Kent 2. Notice* - I’ersonnl* 11. Hen! Estate Wanted Education - Instruction 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. MortKitRP Loans T il v //- |n lv JLL M M ,ij-, i » fV . Office -04 \ \ . F i l ’St h im m im io n dltr CLASSIFIED INDEX \4) Dirlir 57 vsuf in 4 To«UlU 1 • XLWsr.U'LU LM II!PI.PC ASSN. MB N. Turk Avenue, Knnford, Fluridit nnnouiH-e* Lcnalu'llc unMulution Hunan hm < the nf .Icnnlntrs nalenmuii Mrs. JenningH will Mpeduli/r in hiiIc* anil rent 111* of htiUMm. ( all 323-05r>9 or FA 2-3(130 (■el inll-rolor illu strated raluhig of home* FREE! Write or rail rullarl linlsy JIM WAI.TKK IIO.MKH 451(1 M. ( idooial Drive ORLANDO. FLORIDA Phone: IA 5-09x1 •m •11 30 »1 PLYMOUTH I Dour, li C>|„ Aulo..... 413 795 CIIKV. Ton Pickup ...................... 295 INTERNATIONAL Ton Pickup 1295 Ol.OH I Omir Dynamic MM, Auto........ MElll'UIIV Sla. Wauun, Aulo., I>. Hlctr. 495 IIUICK 2 Special. Sid. S h in , Clean 295 CIIKV. I Door. 0 Cyl.. Sid.............«... 1495 - VVK'RK MTVDI'D - THEY GOTTA GO FRED YEAt'KI.B t LAI DK H ITTELL 219 K. 2nd ST. 25U5 PA UK AVE, FA 2-9211 FA 2-0M1 OKI. VNDlt I'll 1-5166 J I jlL iilL t I ” �Pape 8—Tues. Apr. 2. '63 Growth Of Spiritual Stressed In Lecture unlimited poiaihlll- | the Civic Center Monday tic* and the fact th a t the night. power of spiritual enlighten■ ' Speaker was Wilson M. m eat i» removing barriers of Kiley, m em ber of The Chris­ greed, lark of communlca- ] tian Science Board of le c ­ lion nnd am** materialism in | tureship who withdrew from life today were atreaaed In a the publishing business in Iw ill re sponsored by F irst llllli lo devote hi* full time Church of Chrl*t, Scientist, at to public practice of Chris­ tian Science. Citing the exceedingly swift progress being made to­ day through m aterial inven­ tions, Itiiey called attention to the fuel Dial human thought, enlightened through spiritual understanding, bring* about comparable advance* in the demonstration of love, peace, universal brotherhood, Hy Mrs. Adam Muller Member* of the Dell ary freedom and purposeful liv­ Aril and Craft* Club will ing. “ It Is only through this hear report* from the nomi­ nating com mittee at T hurs­ spiritual enlightenm ent th at d ay's 10 a. m. meeting at the deep yearning of mankind the Mansion House and al»o ran ever he really satisfied,'' will hang the Hellgion In Art he commented, citing thut the pictures in the D ellary Hoorn Hi Id ieal record shows that in preparation for the F a st­ those who had a deep spiritual e r Showing. sense of (iod's presence were An all day Spring Festival always able to meet the chal­ will lie presented on May it lenges of materialism , at Hie Mansion House and. "III Ilii* kingdom of Odd, w eather perm itting, or. the Soul, there is no ignornnee, beautiful grounds surrounding no poor vision, no lack of il. Local clubs who are m em ­ proper action . . . mankind is bers ot Hie Florida Federa­ not cut off from tins «in*tion will pnrticipalc and var­ dum," he concluded. ious booth* with displays will be on exhibit. Refreshment* will be serv­ ed during the day and the Dellary Chorister* will pre­ sent a muiicai program d ir­ ected by Laura Platt Hrown with Theresa Kupeet a* pian­ ist. Arts And Crafts Club To Meet In DeBary FIIP AUXILIARY MEMBERS, Cpl. R. R. ChelJctte and Lt. Ed Ek wore presented certificates of appreciation of the Florida Jliffhwny Patrol recently in recognition of their outstandinK de­ votion and loyalty as auxiliary members of tin; FIIPA In their assistance of the Patrol in "the "reduction of traffic accidents and the allevia­ tion of human aufferinu." From left are Lt. Ek of Daytona Bench; Cpl. Chellette, Lt. Tom Aaron. FIIP, DcLand and Trooper Bill Ktringfield of Sanford. (Herald Photo) Dr. Pat Drabik To Coach Rollins Debate Team Debate learn* from Hnllin* College and H arvard Univer­ sity will meet at 8:30 p m . Tticiday in Holllm* Annie n im c tl Thealre. The debale topic will be "Resolved, H int A m e r i c a n 18-Yoar-Ohl* Should Havo the flight to Vote.*' Tlic Hollln* debate tram , to be coached by Ur. P atri­ cia Drabik, profeaaor of speech at Itollin*, w ai chosen on a competitive basis from an interested group of atn- Library To Hold Annual Meeting In Altamonte Panel Presents Program For Civic Group dentl. Representing Hollins at the m eet will be l,cc Minglcdorff, a freshmun from FI. Lauderdak, and Art Wcalcrn. a sophomore f r o m Madison Heights, Michigan. A lternat­ es will ,bc Tom Itrightman of Winter Park, and Hob Doerr of Ft. Lauderdale. Tlie three memtier* of Ihe H arvard Debate Council who are coming to Hollins are Wil­ liam Hurks of Miami, Charles Stevenson of Denver, and Richard LcGatcs of Winches­ te r, Mass. H arvard will argue tile negative, while Hollins will take the affirmative. Geneva PTO To Meet Today Representatives of the Sem­ inole County Chapter. Ameri­ can Hed Cross, will present a program on W ntcr Safety fur the finpl meeting of the (ieneva School PTO this year, Ilia meeting will lie held a t 7:dll p.m, today in the school auditorium. Business^, Briefs ■ w Mel Young, sign painter, non of a sign painter and grandson of a sign painter, lias recently <>|>ericd his own nil ire* in Sanford, Tim new business I* known as Young’a Signs, and covers everything from outdoor sign* U» allow cards and s i l k screens. Young was horn in Gloversvlllc, N. Y., where hi* lain llv’s sign painting luiliursi was in operation, lie lalei worked witli the art dep art­ ment* of I he Miami Daily New* and Ihe Charlotte New*, tC harlotte, N, C.) He ha* had Id year* experience in this line of work. Young make* Ids home on Country Club Hoad m Crystal Lake. He attend* Hie baptist Church and Is a m em ber ol the Civilau Club and the Sem ­ inole County Chamber of Commerce, lly Mrs. Ads in Muller A five-member panel from the sta ff of tin. West Vtdusia Home Nursing Assn, was fea­ tured i o i the ptogram of In*t Wednesday's meeting of the West Volusia Civic HouudiaA LIVE CHICKEN wn* the *tirpri*e prize won lay Mr*. It. S. Itillhimer Me Assn, held a t Hopkins pm etary at Shoemaker CotiHlria lioii Tlmrwliiy morning at the Chamber Hall ill Luke Helen. of Commerce Ladle* Day coffee. M«*ter of ceremonis * Charlie Morrison j* Hosts for the meeting were prr*enling the chicken. (Herald Photo) the Luke Helen ami Cusudoga (,'ivlc Impiuveimtul Assn*. Ap­ pearing on tile pallet were Dr. W. K. C arter of the West Volu-iu Hospital; III. D. V. Galloway, Volusia County Southern H e I t telephone long distance call* will apply In addilioit, proportionate Public Health officer; Miss itation-to- reduction* in charges for ad ­ Olivo Seymour, supervisor of customers In Fan fun I will he to three minute, station call* placed between ditional minute* of converts 1'uIdir Health Nurse* of Vo­ aide In cull any point in Flor­ lusia County ami K. T. Lloyd, die hour* <d il p in. and 4:30 Poll will also In- in effect. ida for 65 cent* or less a Her The reduction in charge* on ; "e n su rer ami u director of a .m. d ally," said Hob sitedU p.m. beginning April 1. den. Southern Hell M anager calls made within Florida ha* tlie Nursing Assn. “ Tim new” rates for in-stale hero. A brief business session been approved by flic Florida Huilroad and Public Ulililie* was held following thu panel discussion. Commission. Shedden said. "The new rates will make It possible for customer* lo realize sav­ Mrs. Velma Mitchell, prin 1, unit, arc lo rom c In the ings on family and social type rlpal of tlie Kouthfddc FIc school with their parents fur station-in station calls made inentary School, nnnoiinced a visitation meeting. The after it p.m . and will encour­ Hy Jane Casselberry f that a round-up of next y ear's ehildren will visit in (lie class­ age use of Hie fuellilirs d u r­ Sherri Lovell and Johnny Haynes of thu Senior MYF first-graders will tie held at room* and Hie parents are to ing <df-|H-nk hours." A sim ilar plan for reduced and Mis* Kleaimr Zucliowski, the school, Friday at 2 p in. meet in the library. "Il is important that all station to-*tallot! call* n tliT !counselor fur the Junior MYF Youngster* who wdl In- six lust grader* m ine at tills II p.m. lias been approved by of the Casselberry Community years obi on or before Jan. tim e, so Ilia I we will know the Federal Communication* Methodist Chinch, attended a (tow many leaeliers and how Commission tinder w h i e It retreat he Id this weekend at much material* we will be calls ran lie placed to any­ the Mi Hindis! Youth Camp. needing for next y e a r," *aiil where in Hie continental Unit­ Tim i i'll eat was held lo ed Stales for t l o r less. Tlie train recreation lead en . The Mr*. Mitchell. II is not neressary to bring nation wide plan lieenmes ef- ram p is Im-ati-d on Lake (it If birth rerlifieutes at tins lime. fcrlive April 4. fin near Leesburg. Rates Reduced On After Hours Phone Calls School Roundup Set Friday MYF Members Attend Retreat DeBary Legion Changes Place Of Meeting lly Mr*. Adam Mailer Tills month'* meeting ni D ellary’* llcrliert D. Glldi American D ’gion Post will lie held at 7:JH p. in. Thurs­ day at the Hceicitlion Hldl ol the Fire Station. Memliers are reminded to please note Hie change in location of meeting due to the Flower Show. The |*<isl will i.portMir tl* third annual Aunt Jem im a Pancake t>ay on April !.> from h a. in. until 7 p. in at the Community Center Resident* are invited lo come fur breakfast, lunch, after noon atiaek o r for supper to enjoy a meal of pancake* ami all Hie (rimming*. SOUTH SEMINOLE GARDEN C U 'll members Mr*. Milton Tin*1cy. Mr*. K. I*, llichiml*, jue*i•Irnt itmi Mr*. Clyde Kerri!, left to right, look over the Hchethile for their first Flower Show. South Seminole Sets First Flower Show DeBary Demos Set Meeting Lrnpcvilic Nursery And naturally, Florida's Brewlngtndustry is proud ot the mil­ lions ol dollar* tt contributes toflorida's economy Florida * 5 brewers, tot b>>er wholosalcn and 17,OiO beer retailer* employ mote (ban 03,000 pervoev witti an annual payroll ol 1155,000.003 Money made In Flontl.!, -.pent in Florida. In Florida, b en belong* , , . enjoy it. IJNITE0 STATES bREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. noniOA DIVISION THEDEP£.\DADM3 DU11TCYDOBCEI Termites A (liber Peels 2601 BARK OR. .'122-881(3 SANFORD COMPACT SURPRISE . . . CUSTOM BUILT HOM ES LARGE ECONOMY SIZE BUILT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY Wc Offer A Complete Home Builders Service CALL U*S FOR AN ESTIMATE WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS Z..«/sS IDS I Surpriset Comfort has come to compacts. Dodge Oart takes on a pack of iu -fo ote is with eaye. Yet this roomy one is priced like other compacts, saves like ’em too . . . and then some. That's because ol things like a new S-year/bO.OOO-mile w arranty*. Lillie wonder, Halt's the success ol '63. This year’s sales are up 115 % over out *¥•til D ili|* 5 **rrlM » *|»< u l .1#tf !i Ml I mmii •tpandtd la MriitM f i i h h I ' 4 *Ci kftift'i-kip (ift J H J (JO M l <tp4u inlheul <lt*f (• lu ttquMfd M '1* ^ ( ji k i t yt«*| •* MQfU m i*, xxh. k#»*i CPmtt kztl wn tk* L . 4 k*»<l »"4 *nts.-*u» p i d i , |i a niniiMJM t j ; « tultin a l fyjitl {#» Thdn'i fnanw>< v M ik ) I o r d a n »•*»* 5 rt,t i«#fl bSiifFMl (> *ti (ta tlw # i8 | dull m xfi | r**< *i!« i> J d 't t f f n l u l ih | k I t s c i i t J IM itk tik i k i t b#»« MDtKt# »! n i w p i f f iPlif » th jkFOfC'T| la Iftt tk td |i C u t r td fiBMPACI dodge d a r t , Doom wviwva CHRYSLER Moron* coapwunw ■*' €*■* vck*d(*i><k Piyminl of Quvleily Dividend H it I rutlcet have do b m i s divi­ dend id 1)3 irul* per stiao- mil ot net invtsimriil income payable March 50, 1965 to siiairboidirt of reined. March 15. 1965. Smart Meiklepihn, V Up R l'I'E IS A .Y Y i T I I A L compact sales ol last ye a r! Get Dart, the large economy size compact. MEL. YOUNG 1.29 ART HROWN BEST CONTROL SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD ' $ Ileal name Of 10-11111 wa* Vladimir llirli Ulyanov. OR WE CAN PROCURE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU INMSTMIINT T rust of B o s t o n PLAN TS Hammond Organ provided '.’.’.'1 Grapt'vflfc Vic. Ilj Donna L*tr% I V .'-Olisti through the cmirlrsy ol Keller The Smith Seminole Garden "Scott* Dealer'* Music Co Club will present il* HrM Flower Show ami Hxlnbit tin* .Saturday in the vacant store building in f/ingwoial Plain between Lie hour* of It a.m and 8 p.m. Working witli the South Seminole Club upon invita­ tion to stage the event will lie m em bers of the North Or­ lando Garden Club. Admis­ sion will lie free although those attending will be invited to donate a silver ottering if they mi desire. Refreshments will tie served. Them e of the exhibit will be the Federation of Garden Club* Song wilb six aria*. Title* and chairm en announc­ ed (or each aria m e. 1. Stroll in Hie Garden, Mr* Oliver Wendell Holmes ol Fern Park. 2. Sing in the Garden, Mr*. II T Crittenden 3. Diram In Hie Garden, IN FLORIDA « Mr*. Kdna Stewart and Mr*. I.nis Wallace of North Or­ lando t Work in Hu* Garden, Mrs. B'o-ved slowly, hr ■> cerrlurii-s-eJd natural ptoccvv liscr i» Walter Krohne Florida'* nadibonal bcvciaur of moderation — light, spark5. lorvc iii Ilie Garden. Mrs ling, delicious. lly lauiisr Siniunek Tin, Annual Meeting and Flection of Officer* of Ihe A ltamonte Spring* Library Assn, will l>e held ol H p.m, lliursdny at tile binary. Hevision of the by-laws also will he presented for discussion and vote. Tlie library recently issued an appeal for volunteers to n ssi't Mrs. Florence Council, lihsariun, win, has several job* which reiptire absolutely no previous training tmt which must lie done on Tues­ days nnd Thursdays between f m Haynes (lie bouts of 2 and o p.m. ii. Wish in tlie Garden. Mrs Anyone who ran give an occasional hour or two for C. K Fisher, Member* of Hie rliib serv tills wink will he welcomed try Mrs, Coin sen who says ing on Hie planning commit-1 "even to minutes here and lie are Mrs. Milton Tinsley,] Mrs. Ha]pit Newcomer ami there will help." Mrs Clyde C. Kerre. liorkground music and spe­ cial requests will he played by Paul IlcU I'dm on the It) Mrs. Adam .duller Thu Dellary Democratic Club will meet at 7:311 p.m. Wednesday in the Hecn aliun Hull of (be F'irc Station, Guest speaker will ho Mrs. Ivy Strickland and piesiding will be James Oildy. Hcficshmerits will lie net veil. EASTER POTTED W TriiKdrf S h v& m ak& i 211 W. 25TH STREET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2 3103 Seminole County Motors, Ind. SANFORD, FLA. ■SEt "EMPIRE", NBC-TV. CHLC* YOUR LOCAL LISTING.- �Seminole A rea Surviving Soft Market' Central Florida, pass­ ing through a 'Vuft mark­ et." is showing signs of a definite economic lag al­ though Sanford and Sem­ inole County are "coming through in fairly good shape." This was the consensus this morning of John Kri­ der, manager of the Chamlier of Commerce, alter a study of "business barometers." e to c Krider explained that by “soft market" he meant that “business has been dormant, as is evi­ denced in the drop in home building and allied construction.” However, he was opti­ mistic about Sanford and Seminole C o u n t y . He pointed to the county's barometer for last year: A 9.97 per cent increase in bank deposits; a H.IS per cent increase in hank resources; a 2.2 per cent increase in postal re­ ceipts; a 13.83 per cent drop in building permits for the county and a 32.12 jier cent drop for the city; a 1.6 per cent in­ crease in electric meters: a 6.25 per cent increase in the number of tele­ phones; an 0.18 per cent increase in water metered services; a 5.09 per cent increase in motor vehicle licenses sold: a 5.57 per cent decrease in deeds re­ corded, and a 12.3 per cent increase in electric output in kilowatt hour sales in the Sanford area by the Florida Power and Light Company. The hank figures above include a 10.68 per cent increase in deposits at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association and a 10.92 per cent increase in resources. Krider's optimistic en­ thusiasm stemmed from a depressing report in the "Itusiness llnronieter" of the Creator O r la n d o Chamber of Commerce. Orlando’s cumulative figures for January and February of this year show: Air express pounds, down 51.2 per cent; air freight pounds, down 32.6 per cent; construction total, up 51.8 per cen t; total number of building permits, up 11.6 percent; new electricity consumers, down 67.-I |>er cent; gov­ ernment -military expend­ itures, up 13.9 per cent; kilowatt hours consumed, up 11.8 per cent: MCF gas consumed, up 31.3 per cent; postal receipts, tip 22 per cent; Railway Ex­ press shipments, down 26 per cent; savings and loan deposits, op 11.8 per cent; total deposits, up 10.4 per cen t; new tele­ phones, down 27.9 per cent: new water consum­ ers, down 39 per cent, and water gallons consumed, down 13.8 per cent. Krider said that con­ st met ion total in Orlando showed a gain because of two or three large new buildings whereas homo construction has fallen off. Orange County as a whole shows decreases in electric consumers, 16.7 per cent, and new tele­ phones, 20.6 per cent, with increases in con­ struction total, 16.2 per cent; real estate sales, 12.6 per cent; total deposits, 10.1 per cent, and unemployment, 13 per cent. By harry Vrrshel Notice n c always put those pretty girls right next to my column. • • • Those Si teachers that were term ed "'tops" in their field will get $100 extra per year and Supt. of Schools, It. T. Mil wee today still relu»es to m ake public die list, • • • Over 12,000 have filed for homestead exemption this y ear . . . T hat's several hun­ dred more than last year. • • • City tax collodions better percentage wise than the county. City had AS percent nl the tax roll collected while tire county had 32 per­ cent. • *• Beltm cadc Corp. will start construction of its new 18,0U) square foot A A 1* Store on Orlando Drive a week from Friday . . • Hope to bring the store into the city lim its. . . « *• T hat will he shopping Cen­ te r row out there soon . . . What with Bellmeado, Adams and a new center which has already signed up two n a ­ tional chains ready to go soon. • * » I* A T K I C I A A X N HASS. tlmiychtiT of Mr. Although if* nut otfldal. the Atlantic Coast Line will okay the Pipeline Company’s request to cross its right-ofway on Melkmvitlc Avo, of 2706 S. Sunfoni Avo. is an entry in the “Mi«x Seminole County” mntest. • • * Talked with Rep Joe D au* this morning ami J«c hay* the middle-siie ciiliLer are talking and plaim in|; a t­ tem pts to bold on to ijtuse seats they will lose qftLr* Uie present rea p p o rtu n ico l plan, Seminole one of 13 counties (hat will lost a voice in the house. * • • Joseph Dlloician, lamstnmd P la ta businessman, is <kn.it ing the building space for the South Seminole Carden Club to hold its first Flower Stow and Exhibit. The big went is scheduled for this Srturday . . . try not to milt it. • * • Geo. A. Speer will pro­ bably l>e nam ed Ihe »<-xt president of the SportsM n's Assn. • • • Congratulations are In o r­ d er for the new North Or Undo Council which rtaily m ade some adv ancMrent Tuesday night towards getting the village In opcraliqs on an efficient, 1iu*itie$*lil,c basis . . . biggest sled Vas the meeting itself jrtlcli clicked along like a wdroll­ ed clock instead of a lopwatch. One tiling vie do "W cr about, though, l» whs n jfa u ford or Seminole Cuunnr a t­ torney wants the job. asfStgal counsel for tin- village! too bad they might have logo out of Seminole to -Ifl a lawyer. Incidentally, M ajor 1T.W. Anderson made n<> w e* about it . . . ALL m e fa g , involving the council M .L bo open to Ibo public (AVI) the press, • • • Ju st been Informed t»..t I ’ve been invited to Jnni| lith the "Ltiuling S tars'’ tkie Semi Centennial Day . . .No parachute will he Issticil ,, , Good day to leave lor lew York. « • • E aster Lily Seal fumi lggmg . . . Let's g',! • t * Hit-lit scheduled for W,| tiesduy by the ••Savage Bu uf Sanford.’’ VAH-5 ul ftS. to acquaint (Jen. W. C. S r«ji ey Jr.. U8AF. with <pen Ur,, aboard the CSS For) ml, hui been postponed, NAS lid today. Ueliary Garden Club1, e r show ia acbcduled tiie only one in lhl» ar< told . . . And are then flower expert* planmt whopper of a party! O o-o-odle* of enlrie* And gorgeous trophic*! Legislature Flooded With Bills ★ ★ Reeling From Tax Requests M FATHER: Fair tlirimyrli rimrstlaj. High tixluv, 85-90. I.ow tonitrbt, 65-70. VO!.. 53 l ititeil P r e s s Leastil M il * BULLETIN ami Mrs. I). UitHH, KLIZAIILTII CRACK .MlMllllS. mi entry in t h e “Miss Seminole County" rnnle.-st, is the dun (fitter of Mrs. Elizrtlrcth P. Morris of 1116 S. Locust Ave. Winter Park Drive c o u n ty Ciders IVtab'.isheil I9i'8 \\ 1:1 . Al’RIL 3. 1963 BRIEFS 14-Year-Old Shot To Death Clash load Study An orttflnccriiijf sillily possibly leudintf to n joint effort for it 21-foot pavintr of two miles <»f Winter i'nrk I irive in Cnsseltierry was onlen-d I'nestliiy evening' nt Ihe eonclnsinn <H :i meelinjr Imtween lin Countv Commission .'iinl l lie Casselberry Town Coun­ cil. Casselberry, in previous requests ami jqthiu TtiOsday evenintr. artrued allhmiph Winter l’urk Drive is within the confine* of the Town, it ii a ‘’conueetii'g link'* between Fiiulliulc Boulevard and Highway 43(5 and used primarily by lain) atudenta ami the faculty of South Semmule Junior High School mid WASHINGTON (LTD — .South S.-minoh Elementary l*tfpi<lciit K num ly vuis <»xSchool, liotll out.-id, <if ) isaelt m il (inlay for re* JFK To Urge Troop Removal berry. County Conintbaiuii has held it i-unnut participate in an inqirov1meat of tile -Ireel since u i* within • '»•*« b<crr> ami, tin u foie, the loan * )<•spniudbillty. It almi lui* held K can pnrlicipule in any aui'h improvements only wli ie the street m question i» « "conmeting link" lietwi-eii two eounty-muinUiiiii-d tliuroughfull*. Itouil Supt. J C. Lavender estimat'd Tui 'lay ,-veiling ilia tuo inllc paving improve meat of Whiter I'uik Dlive would <o-t Is tween 470,000 and S»ll,OIK). Chaii man J. C. Ilubhiaon, of the Commivsiun, »<!•'« -I Casselberry t ouiieiliueil the County cannot paiiulpi<i« be ramie uf luck of fond* during till* fi*< -<l ycai, eliding Kept. 30. imiviil »if muiv Snvic't military IHim illm l from includi n 5,lMlO n*nt»l.ir i (initial aol- ijii*?*. iSt'rrtlmy "f .stall’ I Man Husk Haiti t h a t Khiiiih I>' would havr Miini'tltinir to hu> on the I(uh»i m tioop Uiui* at In* | p.rn. KST n«*wa n m frr ittii’ij4. Tin* *ur*fiivi*i*iT nil! lit* tclrviM*(l iifiil Ijm atin i t Jim *. The !*it*j»hle»it Haiti lu* u v *!, a ag it 11. .<i.t 11i* u an ti*i1 l«« u n it u n i.I I ho t*mi March |.i fnrt’ ii'-t’Hsin^ tin* situation. Cidia ii|iiiloidxril Tne^ilay foi (lie Mai ih 2* attack l»y two of it* MIG fik'htem mi an Ann iiian fu i^ h te r in (In* I ni i Mh'un. SANFORD, FLORIDA Numbers Probe Argentina Jets Strafe Rebels Soars Earth Toward Its Mark Altamonte Sets Bonds Talks Kostin Initiative Council Works On Charter Redraft Angels H ie Blue Angels fam ouf precision flying team will lion Ineluding a possible new arrive in Sanforvl two day* lour >ear university in the Ik-fore their perform ance, Cent nil Florida area. April 27 at the Seminole Cen­ Bryant proposed the state’s tennial to visit with their most ambitious spending pro­ gram since World War 11 fans, Capt. Robert Ware an­ Tuesday lo use up every pen­ nounced Tuesday at a m eet­ ny of the S12ft million lie la ing of Hie Semi-Centennial seeking in taxes. committees. Tile la-gislatui'f, a* uue. Paul Lewis, chairm an of voiced approval of the tax (he Firework* Show said that plan vviih n lew minor reser­ Hi is show planned for lira vation-. Iml many void they Semi Centennial will be ono didn’t like Id* much publiciz­ of Ihe ta rg e t moat drum atic ed proposal to finance uni­ ami exciting ever seen in Uio versity construction with a Mate. $123 million bond program P arade entries are coming over u 20-ycur period, in. co-chairman Clyde Long Tim imiverslly coiulniclion announced with 13 floats, sev­ would be financed mostly eral marching hands and with revenue bonds am) some numerous car* already aignsupplementation Irorn laxe-. ed up. Althmigh the staggering to Free cold drinks, potato lal o( Hie governor’* lax pro­ chip* from Frito-Lay, iro gram caine u* a conipleie cream from Sealtest will bn surprise, most of Hie House given aw ay a t the picnic and Senate member a lined up luncheon in Fort Mellon P ark at noon, with celebrant* ex­ behind it. Ile|i. Jack Matthew* of Du­ pected to bring their own val Cuinily. generally sum­ sandwiches and other food. med up Ilk* feeling of the leg­ Charlie Knmpf of Ctvitan* islators over the spending and announced tiial all of the 3.1 young ladies who are entered tax proposals: "It'* painful, but needed." In lho Beauty Contest havo Senate President Wilson begun prelim inary training ru n a w a y and House Speak­ and schooling for Ihe show. er Mallory Horne both agreed (Inc halt of a barbecued lliat It is an ambition* p ro ­ chicken with all the trim ­ gram and that the governor ming* including drinks will 's la te d the needs of llio ho served a t Ihe evening harbeque in Fort Mellon state well." Horne said, however, that Park, chairm an Boh Bessercr Hie bond program would re ­ announced, with the chef, quire a close hmk, Carrawny kitchens and management of said, in any ease, he p referr­ the M ayfair Inn donating tho use and service of their faci­ ed "taxe* to borrowing." He proposed that Hie bulk lities for the preparation. ot tin* new revenue come Plates will sell at St each, In,it, llie sta le’s three percent the only charge event of (ha sab-* tax Ivy extending tl* day. Luncheon for pioneer* of limit* to all items except groceries and medicine, lie the county and visiting illgnialso asked Ural the cigarette lu''ic* and celebrities are in tax he Inked from five lo the making, Chairm an Ituiieight cents a pack. jd all Chase reported. STTLr • QUALITY • VALUE • SAVING 3 ROOM GROUP D C l A D n n k J • • lirst I l f Drawers. Ilmiblr |)rrs»U L U l v U U f V l , ,-r, IliHiki-Hse lied, Mallrrsa A Iin v Spring*. L I V I N G R O O M l A t th e sugg .lio n of Coin. The new North UrlanJo Copies of the rough draft in abeyance was any action vised the council that an opent In rinsing the first o tlin al mUeiutier Lev Gary, <u»*c|are lo he completed by April dealing with the volunteer meeting had been -el up fur meeting rd (lie new council, Itcri y . ciccd In a molehilit! Council iti-talled Mo n d a } 13 and distributed to all cilt fire departm ent until final 8 p in . Thursday lit the Vill­ Anderson repealed In* stale fund operatioii fur im proving th e a t m t w hin C ounty Fingini-er VV11bum llu»h coiupletea hi* *urvey ami pre»enl* actuul figure,* o f eatlm atc of co*t. night wasted It" time at It* zen* tielorc a ma** meeting tir-t ulliciul meeting 'lucsday t* held for puolic discussion. night in getting started with General appointments made revision of the Village Char ami approved at Hie meeting ter. were Bill H arris a* budding A citizens com mittee uf j Inspector; F. Stewart llelm ly, Jack Spaulding, chairm an zoning Imart! chairm an; Mr* and Fred Salter, Mr*. Bever Mallie Salter, treasu rer; Mrs. |y Krvcek, Frank Gore and B arbara P eters, clerk; Char William MacKintosh wa* ap le* T reslcr, tax a>*essor, and pointed to tiegin imm ediate Bill Wolfe, tax collector. Appointment <d a lire chief, study and work un dial ting needed changes in order that police chief, village attorney they may be presented by and judge and village engiApril in to Ihe )!n*l Lcxivla net i were pualponed lor for Hire. ’ j tln-i luu-kleration. AI*o held; NO. 682 School Plan To A rrive April 2 5 'Must' - Davis TALLAHASSEE (LT D — Florida tA'gi*lators flooded \\ kSIIINGTHN (U»’l ) — File Cniled S tates tiKluy the hoppers today with pror e ) »*e t |Mi*al* for spending some of “ealegorleally” rd Russian charges that it the S2.>u million in new re ­ lias encouraged exile raids venue rccoinmcndcvl by Gov. against Cuba. It also reiter­ F arris Bryant. ated its opposition to "So­ There were no tax bills viet military involvement'* among Ihe dozen* of m ea­ sures introduced in the early on the island. part of this first work day session of the la-glslaturc Seminole County Rep. S. J. and a key to the fututc of this which convened yesterday to h ear the governor ask for Davis Jr. today called Gov. county." S125 million in new taxes ami F arris Bryant’* massive uni-j Bryant had anticipated another S125 million m bor­ versify construction program i some S2t) million in new revrowed funds. , "a SICST lor Ceutial Florida , rnue for new school construeSen. Clayton Mapocs of IJij’’ Boost Milton tossed in the largest WASHINGTON (C P I) — spending hill, an appropria­ Labor leaders m ay have giv­ tion of S.1 million for conver­ en tin* Kennedy adm inistra­ sion of P e n s a c o la J u n i o r l ot- tion's Sioo million mas* Irons lege into a four-year degree it hill the boost needed for granting institution passage in the Senate today. Tim State Hoard of Control and Governor Urvant have Keinove Two come out against conversion HAMILTON, Ala. (U P !) — of Ihe existing Junior college, Rescuers rally today remov­ urging Instead that a new ed two men. brothers, from a A 14-yt'Uf-tdtl Negro boy of Altamonte Njiiinn.-t our vi* college l< Mart.-*, coal mine where they had was fatally womiilci! late ’I’ltestlay in what apparently in Die area from Hie ground been trapped deep in n cave was meant to lie a "friemlly nkirmisli," Sheriff J. 1„ tip. Ala pole* lias dozens of since Monday night. Hobby reported today. A 22-year-old Altamonte ro-spunsor* on this r iver­ SprinpH Neg'ro i* lieiityr held in enmity jail on open sion hill, along w ’ll . wither rharyfe*. m easure that ivi.les for MACON, Ga. (U PD —About Janie* Cuitis I .re. who conversion hut ...rrie s no ap ­ ,Vx) jeering white person* would lotvo been 15 year* old propriation. clashed with a sm aller group <ii A fir iI 20, was walking Senate President Wilson of Negroes Tuesday lit a brief near hi* home oil l.cmuml C urran ay proposed close t<< ruit.il fight In rilj owned Street, Altamonte Spring*, at 4X1X1,1100 in pay raises for Tattnall Square Park. about It p. to. Tuesday with State Highway Patrolmen. three other Negro youths. Ami Sen Italph Illank of An automobile npproiiehed West Palm lleueh asked DEI.AND t D PI) — Tim Vo­ The government announr* funds to equip a ilormitory lusia County grand jury ha* ami veered toward the boys, running them off the r-u<l. ed lialny that navy units at Florida Atlantic llniver- ordered S hcnll II o <1 n e y sity and to repay the State Tliurshy and other taw olfl The driver stopped, got out siip|Hirting a revolt of retir­ Cabinet for money loaned to cer* to refairl by Friday on ami reached under the sent, ed arm y generals have plan the new university at tiielr light against the num­ criming up with n gun. The "craved operation*" In a boys ran ; Hie driver shot move uppairiilly signaling Bora Raton. bers rackets. ultra and l.eo told Ida rout- rollrpve id the uprising In Not all tiie i-arlv bills call­ paliioh* In- With hurl. it* set oml day. ed (or appropriations. The companions helped Lee Sen. Ed Price J r . Brad­ CAPE CANAVERAL (D PI) * • • enton, proposed a com mis­ —A GO pound satellite made to his home, where bis step­ BUENOS AIRES (l)P II — sion lie created to study pro­ of stainless s t e e l soared fath er and mother, Mr. mid Loyal ait fm re jet* boml'i-d posed abolition ol the death around eat Hi and a 3,:i3t)- .Mis. Jimmie Lane, discovered mul -liiib d thu rebel-held penalty in Florida, and Sen. ponnd payload sped toward Ilia troy hud trecti slit l ill the 1*011111 Indio liav.il till' station Cljde Galloway of Dclunlak the moon today in m an's two head. 'Hie parent* took him today, mol unofficial govern.springs dumped m the P*n to (linngc .Memorial Hospital, muni to n n e s said thu hu-e latest spare ventures. highway safety program lit whi’ii' lit! died u l 12:20 ltd* am i <nil«i ed to loyal army eluding a measure requiring morning. units. seat hells in all IDtil model Deputies led l.'-wis, Donald MOSCOW fU l'l) — The So­ Ihe *0111* <* said the p"»automobile!, sold or Ixuiglit viet t ni<<n s lout lit unmanned W ill and J </ l oil low ay worn goveitimenl soldiers W'ro in Florida lunar probe rocketed towards dispatched to the scene, along moving in to occupy the i,ir it* destination today with the with otlli-r officers. station following uitiuk* tiy Sheriff Hobby mild th a t at liu -u in * making open ptcdirill,- jit s and curlier assault* lion* that Ihe moon will he 1 u.in. today there was ti tele- by loyalist tank forces. the (list space body visited plume cull flinn Fred Stevens, A roMiminiiqiie said Polila 22-yenl‘*«ld. Negro, of Pine Sale nt revenue bond' for by man. Indm, h< ld by miny-ted navy S treet, Altamonte Sirring*, Altamonte's new water *y» rebel*, was attacked by Gin,advising la< tool fired the tern anil building plan* tor ter Meteors, IJ, S. -made BabMOSCOW (IJl'II — Soviet shot. Il<- Mini mil led later nt i <-jots mid Avio l.iueolri bombthe plant are on the divrtti tion agenda fur today's H p m. Prem ier Nikita S. Khrusll hi* Inline, pointed out ll .32 cal­ er* uf llm joyahsi un fuive. meeting of Ihe Altamonte rlicv regained the initiative in iber revolver in Ins ear mid In* dispute with Red China to told arrestin g officers lie sp lin es Town Council. No action on Ihe Fern Park day lay insisting Rial any •‘had meant only lo scare the Open IAnver NEW YORK I UPD—Storks Incorporation issue ha* offi­ peace talk* between Hit* two boys.” lie luol u Negro gill cially been scheduled, the Communist giants s h o u l d ill Hie ear with him ill the , opened Irregularly lower to­ day on fairly ai'livo trading. time. take place In Moscow. Herald was advised. new A... Comtni**ioni r Janie* Avery »l-o mentioned u<-d for im­ proving Cummil liouil. ill <«<*• •elUrlty, onotuei “rorlliev ilitf link.'* Thl* r«ud lay* in ***.-• tion* In the county and the tu-vn. (.'oniiidt*inner John a Alexander pointed out the county in all of this final year only Im- ItCUIJUMI hudgK ’ | «>t»-d lot road maUriul*. :is ★ disposition is made on whe­ age Hall lu consult with at­ ther or not Ihe group will torney L. II. Handley of the function ns a pari of or sep ­ firm, Gurney, Gurney and Handley of Orlando, on what arately from the ctly. Council apixiintmenls in ­ is needed in the way of !"gal cluded Bob Stephenson a* action and advice before Hie chairm an of lire and policc conned call go ahead with mternal governmental |sol- future development and ortcles; Aitliur Kliodes. health, galiiratiuii of vJllugu affairs recreation and general village and records. llelmly was authorized to welfare; Ail Ferrin, legal ad visor arid in charge uf roads, gel photo »t a He copies ul all bridges and utilities, and Mrs. plats un record fur the vdlIrene Van Eepoel, finance age complete with restrictive coviinanU and all descriptive chair man Mayor W. W. A udciviu ad , data merit made at the organiza lionul meeting Hie night be fore, asking that "all past ineideril* and disagreement* be .stricken Hum the record and forgot ten ." lie also asked that in '.lie future the people come to their elected ulllcials ire fore '•running lo the papers or u th rr outside sources with their problem s" and prom is­ ed that member* of the coun­ cil would make ev rry effort to run the village "efficiently, in agreem ent and older.** D I N I N G R O O M * Chair.12 Step Table* A Coffee Table. 5 rie<« n m rtt« 295 Y ^ u � 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 02, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 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 02, 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/a9d15a67ef19866cf24978483133f926.pdf 25d0fa31f451a9dbe76db2c9a3ab4981 PDF Text Text c �CX' Bill To Be Introduced Tuesday ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * \ ★ Port Terminal W ord Expected This W eek ★ e i O fc^ By LABRY VEtSH EL A recount shows that C o r don Frederick won the legis­ lative race after an undlscovered precinct revealed he copped d o votea • • • City Manager W. E. Knowlca will he fired tonight at a special City Commission meeting . . . Semi • Centennial has been canceled, lack of pretty glrla . . . Palma Hotel will be torn down . . . First terminal air­ port here will be conatructed atop the Woodruff Bldg. . . • A P R IL FOOL! A PR IL FOOL! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Canal Authority Legislation Seen Further action is anticipated this week on two propos­ ed waterway projects benefiting Sanford and Seminole County. John Krider, Chamber o f Commerce manager, in a telephone conference with Harold Scott, Jacksonville en­ gineer, this morning, learned that a bill will be introduced in the Legislature Tuesday furthering the St. Johns-In­ dian River Canal project and that word is expected later Andy Carraway, chairman this week on the City’s application for a federul feasibility of the Chamber's Armed Forces Committee Just back study loan for the port terminal. from Washington on a "good Sen. Bernard Parrish, o f Brevard County, who has w ill" tour talking with offlrviheen spearheading the drive for the canal, will introduce a •Vei NAS tselBTII Tit TRe LejflSialfuFS successful" said Andy. . . The A3-J-3 systems weapon! build­ Tuestluy, Scott twiiri, au> ing is now under construc­ thorizinff the establish tion . . . *297,000; plana for ment of a St. John»-Innew barracks, *019,000 and dian River Canal Au* n ew ' maintenance building, thority.. Actually, the bill will (410,000 have been confirm­ ed . Kay Shoemaker and direct the State Board of Mayor Tom McDonald ac­ C o n s e r v a t i o n to au­ companied Andy on the trip. thorize the canal as u Bids on English Estates School will be opened Thurs­ day at 10 a.m. . . . Bill Bush still worried over accen road although Supt. of Scbooli R. T. Milwec insists there la one off of Hwy. 17-02. • • • Some 5*0 teachers will be reappointed April 11 . . . turn­ over estimates at about five percent . . . Mil wee lay* the board plana to amploy some 33 new teachers neat school year. SEMIMOLL' H K W - X IORS: Nobody, but NOBODY, •mild have given atfsy your dance theme secret . . . Be­ cause no one would ever DREAM that you c o u l d change the Civic Center into such a gorgeous cosmopolitan plain , . . From the ica-goIng ocean liner that disgorged the Senior honor guests to the flower bedecked punch bowl It was "the MOST" . . , The colorful OowerbeJewel­ ed Spanish garden . . . The mysterious Oriental setting , . . The French sidewalk rendevous . . . The Dutch plats with Its tullpi and wind­ mills , , . The romantic Ha­ waiian retreat with Its tropi­ cal fruit and the musical tin­ kle of n waterfall . . . What a setting for the outstanding soda] function of the high school season . . And bow you all WORKED to create Jtttl . . . And execute it . . . Not the least energetic was none other than Sponsor Bart Pilcher. • • J• "Where the bays arc" pro­ bably slgnlfici D a y t o n a Beach . . . But If you want to know where SOME of the boy a are starting this week, take a look at Tallahassee . . . The legislative boys, that la . . . Veteran law-maker Mack Cleveland will be in a, new environment In the Sen­ ate Chamber . And will have two freshamn Represen­ tatives to tutor In getting in some licks for Seminole Coun­ ty . . . Not ganna be easy, Maw! • • • Sixty-five teachers h a v e been selected at being among the top ao percent of (he teacher* doing'.the most ef­ fective Jobs In county . . . "Can't we pgbllsh t h e i r names?" said Jl . . > “ We don’t want the athers te know who they are,")said Mr. Mil- *“ ■ . J. ; I r* e- War On Ships Is Declared MIAM I (U P I) — .Spokes­ man (or a new Cuban under­ ground organization today Issued a "declaration of war on alt Communist ship* that enter or leave Communist Cuba" despite United Slates efforts to bait anti • Castro raids blamed on this coun­ try. The spokesman said Uu. group is known a* the "Freedom Fighter Commandos" and will operate out of Mexico. They sharply criticised the now U. S. crackdown but emphasised that their pro­ jected naval war on Com­ munis! rHpping r w H be carried out from United States territory. The exiles said operations headquarters for the group have been "in the process of formation for some lim e" and are located "in a certain place in Mexico." Mayor Lee (Jury said after noon today Upt "It's April Fool's Day and ao everyone seems to m i^ u it each oth­ er.'’ He postponed tonight's scheduled Oviedo City Coun­ UAN1A (U P I) — *A Flor­ cil meeting unf) next Monday ida East Coast Railway bridge -•Voning, ever the Dauia cut-off Canal waa act on fire Saturday Florida night but was extinguished weekend before serious damage could en accidents tie done the Fire Department revealed today, fir e officials sold • pass­ e r * ! m w tit# flames and re­ /••* College Site Agreement Is Reached project. When and Jf the Legislature passes the hill and the conservation Bonrd acts, Gov. Farris Bryant will name mem­ bers of the Canal Au­ thority. Presently, Krider Is rlmlrtnnn of the St. Johns-lntliuii River Navi­ gating Committee uml Scott’s firm has, been re­ tained as engineer. "T h e next objective,*' Krider stated, "will be to proceed with the enbio aUtniment for the canal, even though it hus been determined It will be between Luke Harney and a point neur May. town on the Indian River." Scott also informed Krider that the Atlanta office of the U. S. Hous­ ing und Home Finance Administration hns ad­ vised him an answer is expected this week from Washington on the re­ quest for a $10,000 loun for an engineer’s feasi­ bility study for place­ ment of the projmsed port terminal on Lake Monroe at Sanford, |l (Eh? §anfnrfc Sfmtli* WEATHER: Fair nnd mild through TucHilay. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 55-GO. V O U n i t e d Press L oupciTW ire mwA... Hearings Resume NEW YOBK (U P I) A Coast Guard o f inquiry re­ sumes hearings today on the disappearances of the Marine Sulphur Queen and her 39man crew. Doctors Called —liaSU IXG TQ X. -(U P I) — The Defense Department an­ nounced today that 1,350 phy­ sicians will bo drafted into the Army, Navy and Air Force In July and August. Rejects Program Established 1908 North Orlando Gels New Council A new North Orlando May­ or ami Vice.Mayor are expeeled la be named at today's K p.m. meeting of the recent­ ly elected live-man Council. H ie organizational meeting will bo held in VIIla go Hall. The council has announced that It will honor the derision made last month by the for­ mer council that elected offi­ cials will serve only In the council seat and be given no appointive po»l«. In view of this fact appointments are expected to be continued through Pie regular business kcsiioa scheduled fur 8 p.m. Tuesday. TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — Leaders o f the 1903 Legisla­ ture which convenes Tuesday said this weekend the probTuii'ut *Tai^T!“ 'smnWhtJn.*.’ J IM ) million for state needs will cause "rough sledding" and may force extension of the lilt-day session. • • purtionmvnt iluriiiR this ses­ sion but rural lenders liavr vowed to fight any such moves. Toc-Y-j'ity— Infl'-l-ikir* 37 f i l l i n g reappurtionment Bents, won't make tho session any smoother. i NO. 680 A special school la schedul­ ed for the freshmen today to introduce them to legislative activities and procedures. The s.-Pnf hut had to lie cut this ycnr"T>e^ cause of a time problem. Adding to the troubles are moves underway to abolish the State Milk Commission, do away with the controversial Johns Legislative investigat­ in'?- r - w n u i l U M ^ . l ^ o v o ^ the power oTlhe Stale Turn­ pike Authority to the Road Department • Police Set All-Out Search For Two Purse 'Snatchers' Soviets Urged To Negotiate Rail Injunction To Be Lifted Tight Control Rules Guatemala Herald Index General To Get Carrier Look-See -U m agwab——* ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA Sisk- Hep. Frederick Karl MIAMI BEACH tU P I) — expressed a fear today that Postmaster General J. Edthe legislature whirh opens w ird Day today rejected any all-out program of mechani­ tomorrow may find itself caught in a financial Agreement for the transfer zation of the nation's postal squeeze that will farce o f the alto for the proponed system. cither an arrosn-lhr-baard Semtnnlo College at North Or­ sales lax ur a huge borrow­ lando was reached in a con­ Debate Set ing program to finance reWASHINGTON (U P I) ference Friday at Orlando, it srntial needs. The Senate today is scheduled was learned todpy. lu hr gin debate on a (500 The North Orlando Com­ million proposal la aid the pany had offered gratis HIM) city bus rider and suburban Legislators began pouring acres, plus another 100 acres railroad commuter. Into this capital city this for sale, on the Longwood|weekend. Motels and hotels Oviedo itoad ns a site for the April Showers were filled to rapacity na tho college, sponsored hy the trus­ Untied Press International 170 lawmakers nnd tlielr fam­ tees o f Orlando Junior Col­ April thundershowers soak­ ilies and retinuei settled in legeed the mfifcpptlnrnt today. for what promised to bo w U f \i — - teamed OJC Official* March left tike a lamb, beetle session. signed the. agreement papers spreading 80-drgrro temper­ Finances are the biggest ubd the papers wore sent to atures from Florida to South problem faring the lawmak­ the S ilw r t.'ieck 1’ revision Dakota. CDR. L. J. REINHART (riiftit) reports to Cdr. C. E. Moahlcr, chief ataff ers, nnd there Is considerable Corporation, Silver Creek, officer, Hutwinjf Ono, "I rei>ort with my squadron for duty, Sir." Reinhart disagreement as to how much N. Y., parent company of the Decision Nears relieved Cdr. E. -I. Romllnut Jr. ns commanding officer of the Heavy Atmoney’ Is needed and where It North Orlando firm. tnrk Squadron One "Tlgcra" at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Boudlnot WASHINGTON (U P I) — should coma from. Sens to President W i l s o n will report to tho aircraft carrier USS Franklin D, Roosevelt as "naviga­ President Kennedy is expect­ Cnrrawny nnd House Speaker tor." ed to decide within the next few days what further steps Mallory Horne, both from he can lake to try to get Tallahassee, set tho figure lit Russian combat troops out *150 million and both said they preferred new or higher o( Cuba. taxes to ralso tho funds. Gov. Farris Hrynnt is ex­ Quakes Hit Funeral arrangements were pected to usk for sumo now TEHRAN, Iran (U P I) being completed today for hikes when hu addresses tho Doog (Jack) Harris, 43, of Two earthquake* have struck opening session, but not *150 Lake Mary, killed Instantly remote parts of Iran in the million worth. Thu governor after 4 a.m. Sunday when past two days, causing sev­ hns Indicated lie will ask for Pollrc today were contlnu- snatched by two Negroes during the scuffle for bet the car in which he was rid­ eral deaths and widespread long-lcrtu revenue certificates Inc their Investigations into about 17 at 7:50 p.m. Sunday purso, ing crashed Into a bridge destruction, it wax reported U> fluuiict- thu bulk uf planned two purse snatching* over the at 11(W South Sanford Avenue. abutment on Sit tut about 10 today. state construction. weekend in which Iwo w hite She said she waa waiting miles south of Sanford. ‘T d rather vote for new Injured in the accident Wide Curfew injured by- while a companion, Lizzlo taxes than go into n big bond women w e r e were the driver, Donald Lee BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I)— program," suid C u r r a w n y, young Negroes. Mae Lord, 101 West Ninth Barton, 20, of Lake Mary, and Syria's new revolutionary re­ with Horne nodding in agree­ Mary Cox, 519 Celery Ave­ Street, was using a public h is mother, Mrs. Laura gime imposed an lShour-a- ment. nue. reported her purse was telephone. Louise Dorton, 43, also Lake day nationwide curfew to­ Budget D i r e r l o r Harry GENEVA (U P I) — The Miss Cox' arm waa injured United States urged the SoMary. Seminole Memorial day, and Damascua radio in­ Smith and Comptroller Ray E. Hospital this morning report­ dicated that street rioting Green declined to give a new when llie Negroes wrested vlct Union today to Join la ed Mrs. Horton’s condition as was responsible. revenue estimate. But several (lie purse irmn her. Thu "real negotiations" on a nu­ "good.” She suffered cuts luonlha ago estimates showed purse contained *2 and a clear test ban treaty based and abrasions. Dorton was Squall Helps on a new flexible Anglopresent revenue sources would wrist watch. treated and relcated Sunday. MIAMI (U P I) - The Coast full between *30 million and Jeanette E. Laing, C2t American program of polic­ Trooper Bill Strlngficld re­ Guard said It was requested (80 million short of a "Imre Smith Oak Avenue, suffered a ing. CHICAGO (U P I) — A fedported the three, in Harris* to a Mi at In fighting a had lames" budget of million. ■1(4-lnch gash on her fore­ car, were traveling from Or­ file nil North Miami Bimini Alsu hanging over tho Legis­ oral district judge was expect­ head and chest injuries when Break-In lando to the Dorton home Island early today, but the lature ia tho quusttun o f reap- ed to lift Ids I n j u n c t i o n Uireo Negroes in their 20* Thieves broke Into the Pig when Dorton lost control. The request was cancelled when portionment, which Is far ngniiist the nation's railroads grabbed tier pur*o st 8:30 and Whistle restaurant, Park car hit the abutment and then a heavy rain squall brought from settled in the minds of today and permit them to In­ p.m. Friday at Fourth Street Avenue and 2Mb Street, h i m a tree. the blaze under control. stitute their lung-sought anti- and Park Avenue. soma urban lawmakers. time Sunday night and obtain­ Surviving Harris are two Several lawmakers f r o m fi-ulhcrhiMlding w o r k r u l e Miss Laing told police she ed between (8 and (10 from daughters, Candy arid Debbie Turns l ’p |K>puluus anus have indicated changes Immediately. was returning from the bank a cigaret vending machine, U llurris; his father, Boyd Har­ Thu railroads probably will when she was attacked. Her was reported to police this SYDNEY, Australia <UP1) thu would seek fairer reapris. Maryville, Tenn., a bro­ —Actress Marie (The Body) ----------- x-------------------------- move quickly in enacting the purse contained (80, a watch morning. ther and three sisters, includ­ McDonald turned up at her Joh.eilminatlng revisions de­ and a ring. Shu was Injured ing Mrs. Fay Class, Lake apartment today, ending a spite a n a t i o n w i d e strike when she fell to the ground Mary. threat hy five on-trulu unions. two-day police search that Harris, a Baptist, came began with her mysterious Action awaited receipt of a Bridge -------r — Page 2 here five yeara sgo from disappearance from a psy­ mundule from the U. 8. Su­ SSCC Meet Classified ___ — --Page 0 Hie Seminole Sports Car Ohio. He was employed at chiatric clinic. preme Court empowering the Comics ___— ---- Pag 8 Club will meet Tuesday at 8 Nick's Paint and Body Shop district court to lift the InGUATEMALA CITY. GusDear Abby _ — Page 2 p.m. in the. lounge uf tho in Maitland. New Plun (duals (U P I)—Military lead­ Jiwtiun. Court sources said :... ■i*«gs 4 Editorial Florida Slate Bank fur Inthe mandate wus put into the Uramkow Funeral Home U CfllCAGO(UPI) — The III- ers who ousted President Mi­ Entertainment ... Page J in charge of arrangements. Inoix Public Aid Commiuion guel Ydigoras Puente* to pre­ mail Raturduy, but It hud nut alallallon of officers. Those Page 2-3 * 8 Legala .. H ie State Highway Patrol ( IPAC) today inaugurated its vent what they termed a been received by mid-morn­ Who are to be installed will -------- Paga 8 Puxxie .. lie John Trembly president; said today at least 20 persons plan to pay for birth con­ threatened Communist take­ ing. Society Page 6 treasurer Thore in the know doubted Ittii'il DeWolski, died in Florida accidents tills trol for mother* on relief over maintained light control Sports .. Paga 1 weekend, 18 of them on the without walling for ihe out­ today of this small Central a strike would ever cutue to und Kulliy Alexander, secre­ tary. highways. pass. come of a battle within the American republic. legislature h* outlaw thu Ydigoraa and bia wife were plan. flown to exile In Managua, Nicaragua, In a Guatemalan Presses Roll airliner Sunday following ’ a NEW YORK (U P I) - AU bloodless Saturday'night coup FEC in a wage dispute. Capt. J. M. Tully Jr., Com­ em aircraft currier operation# Fred Carment Jr- of VAH-f, major New York City dailies d'ctal. The deposed president Authorities said a kerosene were back in buiineaa today told newsmen there that "the mander Heavy Attack Wing at aua Wednesday. will pitot a second ijky warrior, Cdr. Lyle II. SetU, Com­ carrying ona of tbs General's soaked towel had been lodged for the first time since Dec. change la good for Guatemala One announced today thut Heavy Attack Squadron Fiva, manding Officer of “ The Sav­ between a railroad bed tie and I. Giant high-speed presses and for Central America." staff officer*. While Gen. a crus* tla and aet on fire. of four morning papers rolled Hie military installed Col. “ The Savage Sana of San­ age Sons" will fly Gen. Sweeney has been a distin­ Sweeney from hie headquart­ ford," has been selected to They aald it was undetermin­ out of their enforced winter Enrquic Peralta Azurdia, de­ ed whether the fire was an at­ hibernation a few houra af­ fense minister in the ousted provide General W. C. Sween­ ers at Langley API!, Va. in guished aviator fur many tempt to destroy the bridge or ter holdout photoengravers government, aa chief exeeu- ey Jr., U8AF, Commander one o f tho squadron'* A-IB yaara, this occasion will be tire te stop a freight train due wrote the finish to the 114- live with power to ruk by de­ Tactical Air Command (TAG) Skywarriors, to the attack first be has landed ea an wltl^ a first band look at mod­ carrier UBS PorraaUL Cdr, craft courier. r Saturday- night. day newspaper shutdown. cree. » FEC Rail Bridge Set Afire ported it about 9 p.iiW Tiny said only on# tla waa 'Lluruing when they arrived./ FEC spokeemen • fire waa set ao it' cuuacj the■br if It had a longer Non-operatli hwtw been on MON., APRIL 1, 19G3 'Rough Sledding' Feared For Legislative Session Lake Mary Man Dies In Mishap MISS SIIEURY GAYE Splnelli, candidate for Mias Seminole County Is a hazel-eyed bru­ nette who enjoys sports and luves to travel. She was one of San­ ford's entrants in the recent Central Florida Piano Festival. Miss Splnelli daughter of Mrs. Dontenick Splnelli of 110 Lake Minnie Drive is five feet six Inches tall, measures ,'14-25-36. * — X ---- \ �Stff #»nfort Irralb Papre 2—Mon. April 1, '88 (Dmh Gbby By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My mother bud u misuruble childhood and .obc Aiunln mine to be tvorae. 1 uni almost 15 und am treated like u two-yeur-old. My mother won’t let me go in cnr.o with hoys, and when I try to explain to her that ALL the girlrt my age are allowed to, she accused me of talking hack to her. Please, A Ir b y , help me explain this lo my mother. NO RIGHTS DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married for three years and it never occurred to me to mistrust my husband, lull here is my story: Last week I went to visit my parents, who live 20 miles away. I stayed three days. When I returned, my neighbor (we live in an upurtment) told me that my hus­ band had brought a young woman to our apartment and they went in at 0:00 I’.M. and came out ut 7:15 P.M. Whr-n I asked my husband about it lie said lie hud invited n co-worker to see our apartment because site was decorating hers and wanted some ideas. 1 nave been nervous und upset ever since. Docs It take an hour and 20 minutes to look at four rooms ? NERVOUS AND UPSET DEAR NO: A daughter who thlnkn her mother utiiit* her to have a “ more miserable childhood*' than her own needs to have a few things explained to HER. if your mother forbids you to go in cars with hoys, accept her decision without an argu­ ment. You might resent her holding you hack now hut, take my word for it, you will thunk her later. • FIREWORKS will light up the night, April 27, . +tm-VlrpuwrV« Shotfnr.itlar* of gy^taota puts on an exciting pyro-tecTmic display for citizens of Seminole County and the surround­ ing area in celebration of the county's Golden Anniversary Semi-Centennial. The show will be seen over Lake Monroe. (Sarasota Herald-Tribune Photo) . Semi-Centennial Here Legal Notice ru r r tn o r s naw k NOTICIS ts h • r-Jiy given that I km m r s p e d In bu»lti* m i t K i t OrUnrto Dr.. S»mlnnlk Cpunty, Florid *. under Ih * ftotrlloue n u n * uf C o o k * Corner, and that t Inland In r * « l « t e r »#l<1 Hu inn with Iha Clerk o f Iha Circuit Court. Samlnola County, Florida. In nrcordanck with Ilia provleIona o f Iha F le t lllo u i Nam* Hlatuna, l o wltl Section *19.09 F lo rid a HUtutae 1*17. H ls i Jnnntih A. Ilronke Pulillahl A p r il I, I, 16. 92, 1»»*. cn ii-e Cnaiad. F I N A L NOTICIS NniIra la harai-r giv en that th* undaralstiad will, on th* • III day of May, A. D 1941, p tm c in to (In llinioraliln County Jmluu of Hnlulnoln County, Florid a, tila final ra* ■urn, acrount and vunuher*. at Ad mln lalrator of tfaa K tla t a cf M AT T1 K HOOD 1IOHNI;. da.ratad, and at aald lima, thrn and thara. it>..ht* applies11111 to the raid iu d n e for a final aa lll rm rn t of hla a<1liillilalratlim of anld , elate, and for an o M e r illM ha ra ln g him at such Admlnlalrator. Ualod Ihla Iha 29lh day o f March. A. P . 1»<I IV. W ltrSON IH H tN n Administra tor of (hr F a t a l* o f Mull lo Hood llornr, dacrakad HTFNHTIIUM, DAVIH A Mrl.N TOM I At to rn aya f o r Ad mln lalr ato r I*. O D r a w t r t l t u Sanford, F lo rid a I'ulillahl A p r il t, a. 1*. S3. CU II-* iv THU 4 IH IIT OF TIIH c o r VI t .*l i n . *:. m . Ml M i l t; r o c v i ' t . * T Air. o r f l o i i IH A . iv p h u iia t u IN IIK : r u tT A T K O F T l f i ill AM lil t A N T * l. K V I I K N I i F. It r t n N. also know n as till A N T t .K Y IIU NPRIIHON. P i n . a . id FIN At. N oricie NO T IC H th I I B I I K I I V O IV I. N ;t>»l : h . . a VA-Z -evirtn aa U la e u lo r of tba F a ta l* o f Tlioioaa Ur.mill y lltndaraoti. nlao know n •> III! A N T I, BY l i C M i B I t x O N . d a w * Mil; that I |i»v* Iliad my i v t l i l o i j for Plalrlliullnn and final illsr lia rg *. and will on ilia lt d ■lay o f May. A I*.. 19*1, apply to Hie I |nnorald* C. V K I I N n N MIXU. Jit.. Foullty JinlHB of Ve'mlnul* fu tility, Florida, for ap prova l uf tald fin a l re lu m e and fur liriU r of Ule in bu llu n amt fur Final Plar har av aa Uaeuulur o f Ik* l> ta l» of T IIO M A h H IIA M I.C V I II .N . DBIIXUN, alao known aa HUA NT I.F .T I IK N P K I tS U N , dacraai-d. DAT13U Ihla Hit XT lit day uf Marok. A P.. 1141 JANJ-k L H L N P C N M i N A t EXteutar » f Iha E tta la uf Tliomae lira m Ur llan- dttaoit, llranllry cm tad. IfTK M ITIK JM , McIn tosh Ai ats.i known aa lit mlaraon, Da. E d w t r d t U u lld ln f anford. Florid a util la lai A p r il t. I. S Legal Notice IV T IIH COURT OF TH U COI’ VT V J t'll flU . I l i H I M I I . K ro rvT Y . f l o b ih a , IV I' K O R A T K . IV It HI K » T A T F . OF M A T T I H U \V II K HI.Kit, pa- teased. all c iiF .iim u in svn FRRIOVB t i t V IV O C LA IM * o n D E M A V P a A O A I. V IT BAID estatei You and rach o f you ara hereby no|l||i-d and rdtiilred to present any Malms amt damanda which you, or tdUii-r o f you, may l o t , aynlin t Iha estate o f M A T T I B L. W I I K B L F.n. d m a a t d , lata of raid County, lo Ilia County Judin o f Stminoir county, Florida, at hla nfflra In Iha court liuusr o f aald County at Panford. Florida, within ala calandar rminljia from Ilia tlina of Iho first publication o f Ihla holies. T w o copiv* ol aach claim or demand ahalt hr in wrlltnn, and shall alata tha plan* of r e ild a n -■- and post o ff ic e address of iha t-lalmant, and shall Pa sworn lo Py Ilia I’ liiltnmil, hla agent, or utturnay ami actiompanlad liy a fllinit far o f una d olla r and aucii claim o r demand not ao Iliad shall b « void. F L O It K N C B CA M Pit Kids Ad ui ln la lr atrl i o f Iha tln u n of Matlla I,. At pi llar, ilai i a -Id ftl K N U T Itl >M, U A V Ib A Mt-INTORII. Aitornaya f o r *d m in la lra tr ls P. O Urawa r l l l u rt.infi.rd. Florida. Fulillah; April 1, ». It . K . CtHI-T C. 11 l^utantiurs F. O. U«> »»7 Pam Park. Fla. ta, : l . - •*. -- la Iha I uurl af Iha t ouart Judnii a i in I a.. Ia tu u u ly , F l o r ­ ida, l a I’ lulmlr. la ra i Hatala ml A I .F I tt. U L. m . M l h t r Uocaa*ad. T » All I r r d l m r a and I'rrauaa lla v la n t lalma ,.r llamaada Analaal aalil l u i a l n You and aatdr o l you ara harthy nullfisd and rcgulr* td to yiraaanl any clalmt and -|amait,la. H.t|Jah you. or etn-ca of you, may have iiKalhil Ilia • alula of A I . F I I I t l l F. N T A II K HY, dni'iain l, lata o f aald County, lo the Count) Judsc uf pomlntila Counly, Florida, at tils oHlci In the court liuuik o f mid County at can­ to rd. Florida, within ala i-*(* cndar moo lira from Ilia I lint ol Iha llrut publication of Ihla nilliiii. T w o i i.ptra of each claim or demand thmll ha In w rllln a . and >ha1l alata Iha place o f rauldam-i and lioal o f f I n ail lrr*s uf Ilia claimant, and shall ha sworn lo by tha ila lm aii l. m a u l , allo ru ay and ai . ompanlod ny a fill IIK t i e of iitlii il.ill.ar and aoili claim or domain! uot SO fll td ahalt hr vohk Elruir Q. Uthuinann A * ad mln Ut rato r o f tha Rata ls of A I .F K I . H F. d r a U K U t . P an ae.it Ft' ai I'nhlloalluu March I*. 1.11. DAVJh * orntyt far Eaacutai . UH-a for more than half an hour. Fred W. Wekr of Fire* works Spectaculars Co., S*r»sots, producer of the display aaid today that some of the apeclal parachute sheila to be teen in the show trill go up to 1,800 feet and then break apart Into alx clus­ ter*. The show vrtU be visible along the aoUre waterfront, Chairman Paul Lewla Bald, and tbouiind* are expected to line the ahore to tee the apcctacular display, wltlrh will climax Uic outdoor acllvltics of the day for the SemiCentennial. to in n il* court or tu b t'n t’ v n r J llio r . , i n m n i . r rctu m r, s t a t u o r n .»n IIIA . iv rn o n a rn i v ii i; i t i i u ubT a t h o r » l V T T IB IIO O I) IIOItNB, De- _ . 4 Publish March la, i, i t . i m . C H t i-l* — . A A p ril L a DEAR NERVOUS: When « worimfi is seeking ideas for decorating, an hour and 20 minutes is no time at all. The greatest danger in your mar­ riage ut the moment could he your neighbor. She sounds like a troubletnakcT. Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope, • 1, * By Oswald Jacoby NORTH ] The btilc future af the AKIOIIMia Jecoby Trentfer it that after ftJ ♦ S3 an opening no-trump the re*2 •pome of two diamond* de­ CAST A A A J7 mand* that the no-trump bid­ VAQB73 V J10 der go to two hexrtaj white ♦ QJB 41000# *JSM 4Q 1070S the reiponie of two heart e a o t m i <D) demandi that the oponer rebld AQB two epade*. VXIti 4 A 8 74 Th* transfer bid It unueuut 4AK* In that whlla It la forcing it Both vulnerable can be mad* with a hand of South Writ North K u l any atrength. Kaaponder’a I N.T. P u t 2 4 Fa»a 34 Pa.a 4 4 Fa*a next bid will ehow how atroag r * « I’m h« actually it. Opening head— 4 Q Thua North’* two haart bid la tha Jacoby Tranafar and I high card point* but hi* eight South dutifully reblda to two card ipade null juatifie* thu epadea. North only haa three |second round Jump tg gumw (*}& JilB * For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,'’ semi 50 cents to ABBY, Box lllllio, Beverly Hills, Calif. j lacoby On Fireworks To Spark A gigantic fireworki dis­ play will l « one of the top highlights of the Semi-Cen­ tennial Celebration schedul­ ed for April XT In Seminole County. Scheduled for Saturday night, (exact time to b« an­ nounced laler) Uia display la expected to turn the abort eking Lake Monroe Into a "fantaita" .of colored light* ♦ DEAR AB11Y: Occutionully you print letters in your column from wives complaining of u man's health food uddiclion. Don't these people know how lucky they are? I wish MY husband would stop nt a HEALTH bar for a glass of cHrrot Juice after work. I wish lie would come homo with u sixpuck of wheat germ. How wonderful it would he to be married to a man who loved his family so much ho wanted to take good care of his health so he would he around to see his children grow up. ALCHOLICS WIFE (X JO M SM l Wuit open* the queen of diamond*. South take* hi* ace, chhIic* the ace and king of cluha to diirard one of dum­ my'* diamond* and oventually lo*<-a two hearts and a spade. Let's >ep what happen! if North is d e c l a r e r at four apadr-a. Kait will probably open thu jack of hr-arta. \Ve*t will ta ke two heart trick* and lead a third heart. If North ruffa low Ka*t will make hi* jack of trump* right away. If Nurth ruffs with Ilia king of spade* and then lead* a ipade to South'* nino W eil will win with tlie ace and lead a fourth heart and hero again Hast'* j m k will aet the contract. I T 6 I « Chsnn*l f i hcrkrtiSIS Way ii* FoiivXer Editorial Maalc Xtt.msnts nports CIO <2> Nsw-scops i S 8 O ( 9 ) Murphy Jturtln W i t h th* News I t . I t (4 l llo l - »•>'/'! 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Patrol llt'io l«| The M - oys It:Ju t » » Seven K e y * ( I ) Cnfipefilrlllon « r « u 4 a iv irt T U E S D A Y I*. M. c : o IS> R un Op « . ; j «C) CuntlneatsI Clasi■or.m 4:90 14 1 Collrgs of tb * A i r «;ts I I I Sign On T!. I t ) T o d s y 111 W a k * Up Mavis* J l l i ( ! ) Farm M ark *! n * port ( « ) M a te N.wta auJ Weather 7:10 (11 T od ay <41 Ure •School Plannlnc J:tti (91 Countdown N e w * T t l i lt> M lfk r y ' o fjoapet Tl m* l : » » (91 Mick ey Kvatia Sb >w l:oo i 4i Captain Kangar oo9:19 ( I I W ea th e r and N t w a 9:9* ( f l Today (9> r s r t o n v l l l * 9 00 i l l #*at* Trouper |;00 ( I t Jack (..Hanna 14) A in e rli aii His tory :30 ( M Ituinper rtnom 9:11 (4 ) N e w s A I n te r v ie w * 19:00 ( S ) Bey When l i t lo-srn HpanDh lO.ao t l ) P la y Your lluneb ( l i t L o t * Lucy lt> Ann Sotbern Hliow 11:9* ( I ) I' rlc * I * R ig h t ls )it af Vour f i r s t Impies■lon (9 ) Krnls Ford Show l i l t 1) Ifstryr r.ess/asr News t i l l * ( I ) Truth or Con*#i(. ( 9> Father K n o w . Heel <6) Sesrcti for T om or­ row 11:49 (4 ) riuM lnp L ig h t 11:90 ( I I AV1IC N ews lU p e r t J:U0 (49 Usehshir F » tb 4 r f * i (l. n e ra t TTOvpltal ( I ) Slim i-tie * t ; ) 9 <41 A * T h e W o rld Turns (71 Selence ( * i M id -Fla. N e w * 1:49 (9 ) 1 If f i l m e 7.00 (4) 1'*,ewor<l (7 ) M e rv (IH M In Show |9) IJsy In Court 7:3« ( * ) A r t L l n k l - t t e r ( 9 ) June W ym an pre­ vent* 9:0u ( 4 1 Mllllonalr* ( 7 ) f.orsttn Youns ( 9 ) Queen For A Dsy a.30 ( * ) T o T e ll The Truth (9> W h o Do You Trust lit Hospital Notes M A Itfl! 23 Admiesiuna fcvalyn >1. Norton, Alfred It. I’ ratton, Lucy Henry, DeBary: (iiadya D. Stewurl, Margaret Meixstirr, 'Luke Mary; Cecil Rivera, i’atrlcia A. Colonnu, Jacia Wynn. Batty A. VonMHiia KHley, Kn*^mary W ire* of Sanford. Uirtha Mr. and Mr*. Robert W. Vonllarbulia o f Sanford, a boy. Dischargee Ronald B. Bennett, Ernitt At, Calloway and Donald Walla of Hunford. MARCH 26 Admission! Kuta Black, DeBary; Mattie Gardner, Kniroo Brockington Jr., Fred White, Bonnie Tomlinaon, Louis J. Linnekugel, Doris W. Hodges, Harold K. Herbat Jr., Margaret Wright, O h t ( 7 ) Y o un g Dr. Malone 7.39 i d l o u a l i v ltdward* N ews 4t00 (41 * * r r e l Rturm IVI Am er lr sn Dsndvtsnd (St Ttiv Alatt-ti Cv me 4tie (4 ) K‘U " or Nlc li t ( I ) l l s k e Itnnm Fo r Il t d d r I t i PI*, e v e r y '49 It ii, (91 Amerlesn N e w e ils u d 4:S9 ( 7 ) NT C N * » s i.:uo <9) Maverlek t l ) Don McNeil — Del­ tona (4 ) Uncle W a l t 9)29 ■t) i Super man 9:20 I D tturn* A Allen 9:29 (to Superman 9:99 (9 ) 7Ve*th*r Btiew B ackache & N e r v e T e n s io n \m m i to m vt isritatto« Atier II. common Kiar.sr or Blsldtr Ir ruellch, vitrei tvtc* e, men* voentn at men and mar nvtv lou ttnte and ntnoui fro-n too treauenl, Surnins or ItchJns urination b o t h er ,::dnnn Swondttllr, Ion iai> lot* ■ ' « » sod sutler liontlltsd. •cliss. Uecsschs and teat eld. tired, drnr-sted. In surh Irritation. CYBTCX Diusltv brtnrs fail, r»lsvir.4 confort ha curh ni irri'.stint srrmi in ttroni, icld urin, sr.d br snstrsete pain rellsr. Oe» c v r i a x si druesut, Ftel batter fats. paym ents are sm a ller Maxine Thelma Porter, Char­ lie 1'uul Bennett, Sanford, tllnha Mr. and Mr*. C. L. Tomlin, eon of Sanford a hoy; Mr. and .Min. Jack Edwin I ’nru-r of Sunfutd, a boy. Disfhergeiv Ruth Gilmore. DeBary; huUJ\Vrl Beck, William JL Mu*eelwhite, Marianna Dotaun, Kathelne Ohlrlch, Mr*. Robert P. Kuhtitan and baby, Mid. Earl M, Lee and baby of San­ ford. Tries Again AINTREE, England (D P I) —Movie star Gregory reck Indicated today that he will have another entry in the 1U64 Grand National Steeplechase despite tlie fact that his 10G3 entry, Owen Sedge, finished a disappointing seventh in Saturday's race. WHEN YOU 00 ALL YOUR FINANCING AT ONE p l a c e Arranging special time payments with a number of shops can run into money. Besides, its In--*£'m,1£?ntcnt. Pl#y It smartl Finance all your purchases through us. You'll like the way we do businessl Leon* up to |600 G .2 V C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N -UMfOtft- 111 W «»f Fifil Strici**f*»*#te**ita#**i»e*»Tfll. FAiffox2*3743 —---------------------------------- OilAKOO - - --------- 428 North Orange Avenue. Tel. GArden 4-3605 401 West Central Boulevard................ Tel. GArden 3-6473 1243 Eait Colonial Drive.........................Tel. GArden 5-2641 LO A N S M A P I TO M3I0ENTS OF A LL N IA R BY TO W NS By Ruth Millett It la in her mid-40* that to look closely for Hie tat­ the American woman alurta tletale *igni of ageing (hat fighting hardeat aialnat Ute ran'l lie overcome by dieting, make-up, exerrliing, and hair eroiion of time, obaarve* a dyeing), without devoting a man writing about the Amer­ lot of time, money and effort ican woman today. to the cause. Sure it la, bocauae *i» hat In fact, a successful fight been told on the idea 'hat It to look younger thin her *3 year* demand* *o much of a la a crime for her to look woman that *he haw to be her age once the la no lung­ pretty self-rcnternt to lie will­ er a girl. Hy age 43, the wuitiun who ing to makn that change. The question l», d<ie* the Imlievea It la her boundau fight to look 10 years young, duty to look 10 year* young­ er than the la hat a real •r pay off for the woman who pu's It first and fore­ fight on her hand*. It'* a time-consuming ami most in her life anil suecosily fight. No wornan in card* fairly well? her mld-40a manage* to look a* though »he might postlbly be In her mul-UOi (If no one I* unkind enough I* she more likely to hold on to her husband than the 45-yuar-uld wife who look* 45 anil doesn't let It bother her? IhM-a * ) » have more friends? Do her children have more love and respect for her? Is she happier? 7‘he only way a woman cm answar those question i* to look around and observe closely. If slie duos, she may conclude (hat the middleaged woman whose main concern in life la alruggling not to look her age ian't any belter off than Umi middleaged woman who looks mid­ dle-aged. diiyhUqhiA TV Time Previews Legal Notice IV TIIK r i m I IT i III RT. M M il J lllltlA I. * IMI I ' l l n r F Ml R i l l A, IV AVI I FUR ■ r . v n v i n h i-iu v T t . IV I II M l i : h i VII. IJIM* v iit r i; iif a i IT C. T. M B L A C K . FU ta tltr. s*. U A. FOX. at *1. Iiafatutanla • I M I S UF F I.O R III* M il I. A. I'u.V. M li. U l u s ' K anil M V lrttlV HIIO'"K. till » II*; W E T L L r o r t l / . J. U J t . L K e • ml M a. JCiLk*. bit » i f» LIN C O LN O STATtnUCK, THOMAS W MORAN, C M I I AN 1*. TV. S. HAN D. II allv*. tlu-lr unknown spouata If niarrDil. amt If rtaail. Iha r*-|>acllvr unknown h*lra, d-v l» «r> . U a a lu t * and ar an la et nt aald S « f * n d « n u ; F I /OR I DA N A V A L MTOItEK C O M PA NY, x enrearailun, If actls*. II* unknown • u a i M u r i , ..»«lgna nr aranlaas, and If illsioW-d, l|a un­ know n Ulrrcturs actlna as IrUslo** and tlralr unknown •UccSMort. a>al*n* or ( r a n . l e t * ; and any and all parsons hav ing ur clalmlliK any- riant, t ill s nr I n u r e i l In and lo tl i» fullowlnu dssorll/*d latid lyin g and h*lna in haiulnola County, Florida, tu -wlt! Tha NIK * of lb * N F l * of bSL-lloh I I , Tuwnslilp It No urn, t u n a * i t Hast. Vuu, and *acb of you, i r * bsrahy n o t lllf d and rsgulrad to ayiptsr and tits-. |>ars"iialty nr by your alt orn ry , w ll b til* ifourl. your wrltlan dafans-s. II any. lo lb * bill (u uultl t i l l * fll td h n t t n aaslnsl you In tho abuse * l ) l * d >su*r, • Md lo t i r t l a copy of lb * » * i n * on p l a t n l l f f * *t lo r n * y, b*towr, un or b *lo re lb * 11*1 ■lay v>f April, A. P 1K1. w iTNtmtt 111f hand and o f ­ ficial a*a> till* : i i b day of March. A- V. i»*S. (•K A L I Arthur II U*ckwll|i. Jr., r l t i k ol Iba Circuit Court lly ; M an il a T. Vlb lrn Dipury D a r k Hutchison arid L e f t i s t b d w t f d s R ulK lug F»#t O K U * D r * w * r M Hanford. r i » r l 4 * A lt e r n e y * for F l a l o t l f f Publish Ap ril t. I. It. I t . I K * . CUM-a T;30-I;W pm . ABC. The tlakola*. "Ucfurmaliim at iiig Nose Untie." Solid action and the acting i* ahove par. An outlaw leader (Telly Savaies) tempt* Deputy J. D .-smith (Jack Klani) to cunaidcr join­ ing his old gang. Smith re­ lists Hie lure uf "Just one Iiig final haul'' and lakes off In pursuit of the gang when he find* they awltehrd robbery plans away from the army pniroll lie was guarding. A good showdown climax and Sava lea |* excellent In hla heavy role. 7;30 R:.10 pm NBC. Mon 1 /| vV VJ» V' ( l t t v r ) IllU i IN 1*111IN Is F A THC A 7 R F 3 1 2 16 TON ITK A TUK.S. Family Enlertilnnirnt day Night at the Movie*. "M y C o n a In Rachel," starring olm a de Havilland and Rich­ ard llurton. An elfectivc and alien cvclttng adaptation of the Daphine du Maurler novel atxiut a young man's inability to sustain hatred when faced with un equal passion, love. Cdiivineed that hla foster fa­ ther has been poisoned by the older man's wife, ha vowi vengrnce, but aucrumba to her chnriux instead. A 1032 release featuring A u d r e y Pullon and John Sutton. STARTS SUNDAY To kill a ^ Mockingbird -GREGORY PECK 7:113 A HHIO NOW thru WHO. Ol'FN 12:13 SHOWS A T 1:011 • 3; 00 • 3;UU • T'-UO 0:00 m JUJU I ox Co-lilt • R:I5 Only “ The Underwater CIO" H illlim lundlgan now. to has switched flamelessELECTROC in Florida! In the “ cooking events” at this year’s M RS. AM ERICA*nntional contest all 61 finalists will use flameleas electric ranges. Contestants will represent 50 Btates und tho District o f Columbia . . . Coronation night, April 2 7 . . . at Golden Gate Hotel Auditorium, 194th St. and Collins Avenue, Miami Beach* In switching to Electric Ranges exclusively, tho “ Nation’s Most Out­ standing Homemakers” are doing what more than a million Florida families have already done. Because “ Homeless electric” means C L E A N E R , COOLER, F A S TE R , S A F E R ...a n d C H E A P E R , too. “ Flameless” is Ute B IG D IF F E R E N C E ! N o flame, no fumes, no conslant-burning pilot light. Best today. . . tomorrow Ute only wav. See the new electric lunges at your appliance dealer. * «• !* Un. ^ COM I N't, Fill. A HAT. "it'a Only Money" And •THUNDER ROAD” J D iam o n d Head Canting! Walt Dlaney'p "Thr Mirada Ol The Wbite Sfalltuns" FLORIDA W. Scott Burns * flameless /PS CHEAPER, TOO POWER & LIGHT UELPtNu tiUUD ELQftiOA / COMPANY 207 Msg. Ave. �Champs Here For Show Mon. April 1, ’63— Pose 3 ► •t-e-***r-**^i*Wp'* W'M One el the lop ranking wa-1lan, a national champion, and ter shows in (tic state util lie holder ol a Ofi-fool jump rec­ an afternoon feature of the urd. C'eeelc Campbell, Rollins Semi-Centennial celebration I college coed, also creates a that will be held Here on April sensation with her jumping— 27 and will afford the thous­ and justifiably, because she Women's ands of spectators that are is the National expected to line the lakefront Jumping Champion. * One of the televised stars many a thrill spectacle. on the recently shown Wide The performing artists are World of Spoil* is the nation­ those of tile Water Ski Huh al slalom champion. Itoland of Winter Park. This group lliltier. The si.iii of “ the man of performers has been the on one ski ' has won him a star attraction of such re­ host ot admirers throughout nowned outings as the Tampa Uaspariilu. A lavorilc with crowds everywhere she has appeared is 12-year-old Elizabeth Al­ the water ski world and the thousands ot spectators who enjoy the sport. He will he a headline attraction on April l,.ik* Mury, ^Afitimtle S I r ; A. I'nltllvli L IV I N G A— Ilorrow up to • s .'i .iioo Take Up To 5 Years To Fay — No Appointment Necessary • Iasi, Cnurtrous Serrirs HP SANFOItll M KM 11Kit r.D.t.C. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru APRIL 3rd Could be so N A T U R A LLY TENDER tint! lit | r Kii I »i it tit -i* w I f It I In* t*l* r I* o f 111* 1*1m i l l t' u ii rt, Pr ittltto l* t v u n l ) H, |r"|pFli|»:ti lit Jltvot ilitCit"*' w llll H i p |irovlfdoii4 o f I lie Fli*tl* tltiu* .V.unp Km I n i f * . N. tIon liiS.O!) K lo rN « S la ­ nt*** WATER SKIING? Well. yes. lint these members of the Winter Park Ski Club are living a good ten feet above the water in the scene from the show which will be seen here April 27 as part of the Seminole County Semi-Cen­ tennial. The group, which includes Cecele Campbell. National Womens Jumping Champion and National Slalom Champion, Roland llillier will he seen on Lake Monroe. t ’OM P O R T A B L E No other Beef County. ! Ifiteth) !** MORE HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Dave Parks, director ol the show, has assured the local committee that even though he realized that the water show will be competing for attention with outstanding at­ traction*. he call assure the cumintltcc that everyone will leave the lake trout praising tliis feature of a truly crowdpleasing day. Kkirltlu. un>liT I In* f l i t it i«»unntiiP i if* A U T K M V T H i r , utiJ Mi l! K O Il Your Home Now ! — W IT H 27. Legal Notice tH T IT M ll* \\ \ lt: N i ' T l C I ! 1*4 htrr#by i x l w n 1 .till f l l g A R f l l lit Spruce - U p CCPtAlftM? — 1|«t *l**i tM»*a 110*11 J March \nrll 1. 1***3. rtta-ai ’'BEWARE OF Six Make Honors At Junior High School Six student* at Sanford Junior High Sellout weir on the all “ A ” list for the last marking period. They are Linda Malloy and Steve Leach, seventh grade; Lucilr King, eighth grade; Pam Meriwether, Hill Crowell and C l a u d i a Ilomgardncr, ninth grade. Student* nominated f o r Pilot Club awards me Lynn Carbon, Sue Price, Lcslio Ilartwig, Pamela Itubitircm, Pamela Pigott, Kuy White, Ilrenl Armstrong, Ann Curl■on, Jim Dodson, Itaymuml Pivec, Janice Grant, Stephany Westgate , Carol Basse re r, Jimmy Hark*, Ann Putter, Hill Crowell, Claudia Bomgardner, Steve Lraeh, Luetic King, Linda MaUay and David Alohn. On the Honor Hull for the seventh grade are Loretta Conrad, Michael Gibson, Lynn Carlson, Cindy Green, Jean lluff, Sue Price, Karen Wil­ liams. Paul Glad, David (ills* now, Kathy Young, Gail Gatcliel, Linda Lee, Uremia fa r ­ ter, Leslie lint twig, Maty Elizabeth Johnson, Pamela Itoli insoil, Other* urc Mury Louise Klay, Dariene ItolierUon, Ann Doudncy, Pamela Pigott, Ccri Ann* Warlike, Janet Lewis, Konnic Westbrook, llrcnt Armstrong, Sharon Lipsey, Kay Tilton, Sherulyn Wil­ liam*. Kay White, Allisnn Estuliiie, Georga L'urltun and Li i ala la y lor. Member* of tho eigiuli grade on the Honor Kail uie Laura Faye Watson, lleth Morgan, Susun l)uy, Janice Daniel*, Sharon Coined, Jan­ ice Huston, Mark lUborn, Dickie Goer**, Tommy Free­ man, Stevo Leach, TV. K. Beasley, George ilauptkorn, Lamar Oxford, Charles Pigott, Barbara Holt. Mure ure Jenifer Coe, Mer­ ry Lee Duckett, Linda Mal­ loy, Kathy Moore, Clwryl A v ­ ery, Kaye Uateman, Connie Stewart, Susan Nelson, Vicky Noble*, Linda Perkins, Sallie Peterson, Sharon W 'ir, Lucile King, Julia Uraddy, Hub­ ert Law. Also Linda Wilson, Donna Hamlin, Katherine ib-Ganabl, Frame* Jarrell, Cynthia W il­ son, Debbie Kirkley, Barbara Bell, Donna Davis, Cynthia Utx, Itaymom! Desicring, Ka­ thy Sloan, David Mohu, David Talley, April Greco, Itobin Furtihum and Douglas Purker. Ninth graders on the Honor Roll are Jim Ervin, David Hide, Tom Hemphill, Wesley Kulp, Laurens McHenry, Mike Scott, Dickey Wulttrom, Dav­ id Wlebuldt, Jim Dod-un, Ray­ mond Pivec, Teggy Herrin, Lamar Oast, Linda Ashby, Adrienne Epstein, Darien Fodder, Janice Grant, Others are Cheryl Jones, Vkki McArdle, Susan McCaskill, Patricia Stenttrum, Sarah Wight, Stefany Westgate, Adriana Wictsma, Al Boni­ face, Mika Drcnnrn, Beth Black welder, Cynthia Michels, Susan Stein, Deborah Brown, Donna Howland, Gail Hoff­ man, Paula Elam, Ann Butin, Carol Beaserer. Mora are Brenda Bennett, Charles Scott, Jimmy Barks, |Arnold Allison, lletty lllltell, Murnxitu, Corlnne Peterson, Hill Crowell, t Until Crowd, Marly Pierce. Hilt llollu-ck. Mike Stcfkovicb, i Uuuliu Botu- Stephen Malott. D w i g h t i gaidma. Ih-ttye Lynne Kel- Smith, Craig Thomson, Frank lett, Medtt N'eimnn. Jimmy Whlghmii ami Cri* Wilson. Louise Steal kly. Iloeky Tan­ ner, Kurrcn Vickers, Pam Meriwether, Linda Denmttio. A b j Vickie MoCullough, l.imln ronn. Martha Koslcy, Cathy Folds, Joanne llnhn. Sou Juillctt, Sarah Parrish, Kristine Smith, John Cunnuvimio, Merltiella Griffith, Giu­ lia Twyman, Christ inn Aim* riuist, Ann Carlson, Murilynu Hern. Susan Hoop, Eleanor Hough'ton, Debbie Kinsey. Others are Sue Mnkin, Pat _ m tor ths vske ol your hom* jjf v I'ur Properly v<# C A R R A W A Y FULL CUT BONELESS STEAKS Round. Sirloin. COMPLIMENTS OF T-Bone. 1 POUND OF Roast...» 47 BUTTER Beef Stew »19 s4p?Cay Safety Special Beef..3 1 and McKIBBIN Casually 111 NORTH PARK FA2-0J.il W-D BRAND STEAK f/ saw; on ; savewn y 14 LOWtow TOPWALK I L\p«as j STAMPS W-D BRAND STEAK W-D BRAND BEEF CHU CK T IN D E R YO U N G POLE BEANS W-D BRAND BRISKET WITH THE PURCHASE OF tP ^ LBS. W-D EXTRA LEAN, FRESH GROUND LB. 00 Fresh Medium Size Firm Floods C a b b a g e ..» 5s PKG . Here’s What We Do: • SAVE 10c... 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Legislate Life And Death Political the legislation. Certainly it would have been just as effective for the legislative committee to publish its findings and endorsements without making another law that will add an additional enforcement problem to l>e faced. In fact the suggested legislation only proposes to place seat belts in the cars, but carefully points out thnl if the individual floes not use them, thin is not a violation. Actually the effect of the pro­ posed legislation by the Legislative Committee will accomplish: 1. Force automotive manufac­ turers to place four (4) seat belts in every new uutomobiic sold in Flo­ rida starting with 1904 models. 2. Add additional expense to every prospective automobile buyer in tlic state of Florida. Perhaps as much as $40 to $50. ,3. Place in tiie hands uf various local mid state law enforcement agencies the resjxmsibilily of enforc­ ing this new piece of legislation thereby adding an additional ex­ pense on the taxpayer. Perhaps it would be well to con­ clude with some light philosophy. 'The quantity of present Inws are more than adequate, however the quality sometimes leaves a great deal to be desired." The announcement last week of the approval of the Florida Legisla­ tive Council concerninK the manda­ tory placinfr of Sent Belts on all new car* sold in Florida after 1964, brings forth another tremendous step toward complete government control of all enterprise. Some legislators have referred to the proposed legislation as an "in­ dustry 1)111," suggesting that it will benefit only a few seat belt manu­ facturers. For some time now moat of the literate population has been well ad­ vised concerning the statistical re­ ward of having and using automobile scat belts.,We, by no stretch of the imagination, argue with the vnlidlty of information concerning the use of these snfety devices. Scut ladts suve lives! There Should Re A Law! How many times have you heard, or uttered, the above statement without really analyzing its con­ tents? No . . . THERE REALLY SHOULD NOT BE ANOTHER LAW . . . Heaven only knows that we have hundreds of volumes of laws on the books right now that are completely ignored and forgotten. To legislate controls on every lo­ cal? state, or natlonat problem cer­ tainty will not insure the success of Two-W ay Street? Americans are always being chopiied at for not making a real ef­ fort to find out whut other people in other lands are like. But this is a two-way street, and there is not much evidence thnl foreign folk are traveling it either. That the Russians, the Red Chi­ nese and other Communists havu •ome weird notions of Us is to be ex-* peeled, since their propagandists specialize in peddling false informa­ tion about everything. What is more astonishing is the depth of ignornucu about us which Ja found in Western Europe, Asia, Africa and laitin America. Edward K, Murrow, director of the United States Information Agen­ cy, documents this ignorunce both broadly and in detail. Wa think our mural lone lias slip­ ped in recent tlecades. But sumo for­ eigners find us unbelievably moral. Thoy do not understand how we can leave coins "out-in the1open" at street corner news-stands, or why ws wait patiently at unattended at stop­ lights. (Frenchmen, for instance, of­ ten run on thu red If no ono is around.) They arc baffled to hear that most Americans really pay their tax­ es and, of their own experience, they can’t bcllevo these monies reach the federal treasury without lieing slui­ ced off. Yet the open intermingling of the sexes which is common to our lifu is read hy many foreigners as in­ OUIt BOARDING controvertible proof of promiscuity. Some who visit here take pains, therefore, not to be left alone with an Individual of the opposite sex. Since they have no comparative model of modern capitalism, many are inclined to disbelieve what they see of our economy here. They filter the evidence through IBlh century glusses. It goes without saying they do not understand our system of gov­ ernment, with its curious checks mid balances. The r>9-slate federal sys­ tem is even more confusing. In most foreign lands, a provincial leader, eomparaiilu to our governors, would bo quickly sucked If he spoke out as some of ours do. A system of politics which fills the air with hostile crllicishis hut puts everybody behind the President on the big national mutters is too much for many foreigners to figure. Wo mutter about “ mnnagud nows.” They wonder why the USIA is not In full control of what the press puts out. And, oddly they puzzle over why so many millions of Americans jump into all kinds of voluntary programs. A com m on approach elsewhere seems to be, don’L pitch in unless you arc coiiqielled. The Jets have telescojieil time and reduced the oceans to hikes. Yet the gulf among humans or differing cultures reniuins immense. Our friends appear to know us Httlfl bet­ ter than the mieniiea who deliberate­ ly try not to. HOUSE ( I cam fOP -WAT 11*1 <VMURStO A UOMr ‘ DIOIOU CWIMP6UBAR WALLET THRO A J TlCk MORNING,VWcTu HlMi MEAL AND 6ENT BACKHlS BOWtDk A e u y 5-fALLL-D WOUND UP WmtMONtVf Mia m b s i s c y -o f middle of r v our owuum for O JT ff 1U ra f FiC.-M C O P //A TiP/AUDGET , HOOfcB AMD OFFICIALS K tu P to H1M / ( TMI6 —1H' WAITER [ ir<i BCCN —iOPTUDfeL- LORD OF TH AWNORT&iiqii * lL \ GUp Page 4 xHjM S y F=ARt l^ralii Sanford, Florida Monday, April 1,1963 WAl.TItM A. kilIII tlW, ftllllTOM ftMU PtMLISUl.il u s e r vkuihki . uuhsmu m. d a u u u t Ua n sftl n c Dulle r j t n r w»:i.i.s a n r u t auutr lld llu r IK C K tU I 4HNLN b or ielv U d lte r HOT MIOUISIIOTIIftM f t s lu i, ta ilo r n ii io k m ik u i Hu .lur .s M ,iw ,i> r INSIDE SEMI-GLOSS A word lo tha wifa ia tasufficient. r i « , « l t l »4l U i i i m I HASH taliTOUMB Cliv uU tlu ft Mftftftftftr ■ I lift! MII*TIUN U T M ■f Uftll • ruils-l, I „M I| 411 Ulfter l».«i 1 tear lli.se.l Year ft.ee e Muuihe l.tl i xiuuina r.;u 3 Mouths ill's 1 II nll'S tee 1 11"■ in 1.0* 1 Uuuiti U. M. Peetal Itrftulfttluuft |ir,uililt that all luall auliscriptlesa be paid In advance. Knitted as second cla.s uisltsr October IT, Itie si Ihft I'osl Office of Sanford, Florida. uudrr ihft Wet •( Cougir.i •( March. Thft Herald Is s rarmbrr or Ihs Unllsd I'lsss nblch 1ft sutllled stclu.lvslr to ihs uss tor repuhllcatlan of all Uis lecal atwa prtntsil In this nswspaptr. .No purl uf any tualsrlal. lywa or ftdisrllsliift, or this sdltlou • f TLs Hanford lli raid luft) he reproduced in aur maimer wlth*mi written nsniilsslou of the publislirr uf The ilarald. Any Individual or firm responsible lor each reproduction will t>« uusldsrsd ue lulrloainc ou The ilerald'a copyright aud will be eldpllshti for d a n . -sc* under the lew. r u M la b t d dally osrspt ■dal. yi'iii ' 1) ai"l I 111Mllxss; I'Ulil »h-,l H - ll. lil* . I 'l f •n ll lif t ^brtslhiss. S Barbs Jkdv,rtlali.« Olroc lur Uecliftuleal UuyL Hs h i lielliev, He Week Worry Clinic "When you cun have more, l.oia la like millions or other IrrnaRr girl*. They why take less?” Is a familiar often mint to art inatrlril "livei lining slogan that ap­ {list l » "keep tip with the plies very well to romance, Joneses." Hut I.ois non Id he 11Ml. f Hime ilie average girl in pa) inn full prire for a man hhrn she'd he Kettlnn only our cities dorsn’t inurry till tt srriind-rnlr mule who about the ugu of • !, Lois’ has four more years to shop miuld be saddled wilh ali­ around and pluy the field. mony and child support. And Moreover, she should go on jim can't build a happy for at least a year of college. Hu I definitely urged her to marriaRp on injustice! CASK IMOIs Loti I... aitnd luke a year in lliiflnes* Col­ lege and then work for at 17, just finished high schmil. least another year or two be­ *‘ tlr. Cfane," ahe U'rbii. “ t fore she nun ried anybody. am all muddled In my thinhMeanwhile, 1 told her to cut I iir . For I recently met a mur- o ff all conm-ftioua with tills ried nion und I thint, t uni now married man and not even In love with him. write lo him. *'\Ve enjoy euch other's com­ ‘‘Look not on the wine when pany an much Unit we cun just it ie red," warns the Bible. all and talk for hours. That tiieniia, don’t tempt “ He aska my advice alaiut yourselves or tantalize ami IhiiiRB and now Im want* me taper o ff when you know you to marry him—as aoon as lie should moke a eloun und total gt-la a divorce. break. ''For ha hna been married .1 If a alltiution is wrong, Unit yours and has twu rhltifren. means you should let your ltut liu says his wife is frigid head dominate your heart and and iiurs him nil llio time. then ic o in trly do what yuu “ lie euyn he run’t. sit down know to he right. and talk to her the wny he For if you then go through does to me. So what ahould 1 the proper motions, you will d o !" nguin lie able to revive those If Lola had |.'I,00t) with same roninntic emotions with Hr list Corhrsa which to buy an automobile, another und much mule suit­ A Commie fellow traveler wouldn’t alie ho stupid lo able swreetheurL in « person wlm i> ft sucker ■qunnder that tll.OOO on a sec­ “ Hut, Dr. ( I r a n e," Lois ond-hand tieut-up jalopy when mournfully protested, “ all my for an outside pilch. sho could pnrehuse a brand girl friends are going awuy la Homebody should invent mii new ca r! school or getting married, so Yet that is what aim ia con­ I feet old and on lire shelf," electronic fault detector. Not that we'd huy one, but other sidering rigid now in the iiis i That is all the mura reason riage realm. For she is young, why she should go on to people ftlieuld. prrtty amt wilh plenty of school, too, ami get a wider It would be nice for gym 1 *« »n eligible perspective. inalructiirs to advise some man who ia aingie! llewuio of Too many girls get muirieil fat husiuussiiirn to pull their men landed with alimony un<l because they want to “ keep child support for lha next IK up wilh the Joneses," when paunehes. years. they realize most of their Besides, it is never tight to classmates are engaged. Two itama of dirss may coneeal a woman's middle- hi eat up a home, cspvciully Hut thut'a not the pruper age spread: a giidlo and a when two liabies will then be forced to grow up withloul mumu. Tiie presidential succession their father. When you marry, you pay I iuw provides that if both the No matter whal dieliriana full price, so try to pick A -l president and vice president sny almul wrong rating luulity mntriimmiul merchan­ of the t ’nitrd Stales died, Imhfts, eulcus live lunger than dise. the speaker of (lie House ol I bun nnii-ralrra. Avoid lhoddy or secondhand llrprcsenlutno and tlwn tiie good for you pledgt your en­ president pro tempore of lie Recently we heard of a man tire future life, loyalty and Senate shall be next m line who aaya hie Industry hasn’ t earnings when you marry. of succession. been Itollu-red eitlier by coin lielition or goveinment regu­ lation for 30 years. Ile'a a MART CARTER blacksmith. ftIIIMI.Ifift J. URftHT rS L U M K L U Dr. C ra n e ’s ENAMEL •kr •aufarfe frralA PHONE NUMBERS approach to happy marriage. And n 17-year-old girl cannot expect to ininglu eipially with rollcgu women ill later life ns she joins church societies, women's clubs, elc. So think ahead to the varied problems o f a modern wife amt gel morn education, morn business experience mol mure dating experience before you settle down. Matter Of Fad toike Krie, fourth largort of the North American Ureat I.akes ia named for the Krie Indians. Krie la tha ahallowcsl o f thu Great Lakes, and haa a long dimension of M l miles and a maximum width of 67 miles. Bordering the lake are Michigan, Ohio, Pennslyvanis and New York and the Canadian province of Ontario. Snow crystals Hauling in Ihe rarlfK'd air ol the upper atmosphere arc responsible fur the colored arcs, rings and halos wr seem ta see sur­ rounding the sun. In thu up­ per portfons of turbulent clouds, the reaction between the snow crystals sod subcooled water develops elec­ trical charges, producing cloud to ground or cloud tocloud lightning, radio static and atmospheric electricity. Snow crystals sweeping over an airplane wing can cause electrification and Illumina­ tion of wing edges and Ups. WASHINGTON— (N E A) — Defense Secretary Robert Strange McNamara today oc­ cupies one of the strangest positions in the capital. A Republican—who was for Kennedy in lBOO-he is re­ garded by many administra­ tion leaden as the ablest man in the cabinet, enjoying the Presidents complete con­ fidence. Nevertheless, lie has been mentioned as a dark horse possibility for the GOP pres­ idential nomination in ldiit or '68. By other Republicans and some Democrats he is re­ garded as a civilian chief of staff, a man on horseback, a ruthlcsa administrator, a spendthrift with a budget Uiat is far too big, a potential dic­ tator, a man la be watched and feared. To other Democrats, Mc­ Namara is simply doing a job that has needed to be done for a king time, crack­ ing together the heads of ad­ mirals and generals to make them support real unifica­ tion instead of fighting their old service rivalries. No one man can be all these things at once, yet Mc­ Namara seems to be. That is the paradox of hit position. IBs hassle with congress over award of Uie W-5 bil­ lion TFX tactical fighter con­ tract to General Dynamics, instead of to Boeing, is ex­ pected to simmer down af­ ter his testimony before Sen. John L. McClellan's Govern­ ment Operations subcommit­ tee. liul it could boil up into something hotter if the Con­ gress should mow to ercalc a joint,, bi partisan group to watchdog defense contracts. McNamara takes full and sole responsibility for the de­ cision lo build only one light­ er for both Air Force and Navy use, instead of the two tho services wanted. Tlie Justification ia that this saves the government Si billion. While McNamara has rais­ ed defense expenditure! from Ml billion in ItNit lo an esti­ mated SSI billion for llxH. tiw latter figure is a SIC billion cut from what ilw services wanted. Tlic secretary's goal, after m o d e r n izing conventional forces, is to level ofl the de­ fense budget. He is said to consider tills necessary in Uie lace of demands fur tax cuts. Kennedy's budget message even plugged McNamar as an economiser, pointing lo lus program far reducing logistic operation exists by S3 billion in five years. This, however, isn't enough to offset Uie S-» billion de­ Notebook fense budget increase during his first two years in Wash­ ington. The real explanation given for McNamara’s present pre­ dicament is that tiie job of being secretary of defense is far different from what it started out to be. When the first secretary of defense, tbc late James V. Forrestal, fathered the Na­ tional Security Act of 1947 which ‘ ‘ unified’1 the armed services, Uie plan was to keep Jus operation small. He was to be a mere civilian overseer, referee and budget cutter. Tlic act gave him ono un­ dersecretary and only three assistant secretary. His staff and office space were small. Tiie real concern in unification was over creation of a Joint Chiefs of Staff with a single chairman wtio, it was feared, might become too powerful and a military despot. Tho late Secretary ol De­ fense Charles E. Wllxm changed all that hy installing a General Motors organiza­ tion with over 20 "vice pres­ idents" as assistant secre­ taries. Then came the defense HeoiguinZatmtf'TUi amendments of 19jA, which gave the sec­ retory of defense broad new powers. But nobody ever used them unUl McNamara came along. In Ute light of nuclear, miss­ ile and space developments, Utc evolution of his job is considered essentiul by the I’ mitagon bureaucracy. His office now has 1,800 em­ ployes. The three service secretar­ ies have been down-graded to such an extent that most people have to think twice to remember who they are— Vance of Army, Korth of Navy and Zuckcrt of Air Force. There are now only seven assistant secretaries of de­ fense, who are equally hard lo name. And the Chairman of tlic Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Maxwell Taylor, seems to offer no threat of military domination of the republic. U’s “ Sec. Dcf." who raisee the suspicions now. Quotes In Hollywood the French­ man ia looked upon ai a hand kisser who knows all about women. Frenchmen live their livee like American!. They are creatures ju it like every­ body else, human belnga with the aame emotions. —Actor Jacques Bergerac. The essence of democracy ia . . . otic man, ono vole, and it is the perpetual (error of its clitics that this principle will swamp the educated, pull down standards, set aside morality, devalue civilisation. As a mere matter o f history, that >ihs never happened at thu bullet box. — I, o r d lluilahnm, British minister for aience. Letters Tiie time for debate Is past and tho time for action ta long overdue. Dear Sir: On behalf of the Scmiaulc- — AFL-CIO chief George DeBary Heart Council, 1 wish Meuny calls for action ta to take tills opportunity to reduce unemployment. express the sincere thanks and gratitude of the Council and all who worked so hard to make Uiis drive a success. Tha wonderful cooperallun you and your itafl guv a in bringing this worthy cause to the public was a direct con­ tribution to (he success of the Seminole-Dellary Heart Fund tjrive for lu&i. Sincerely yours, William O. Shepard BIG WHEEL YAZOO MASTER MOWERS OVER 35 YEARS At First K I’ulrartto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • CurpctR • Furniture • T ile • l'iitmm • Rental Betin CST. 1935 BIG T R A D E - IN ALLO W ANCE • When Too Trada Far The Famous Yazoo No Job Toe Tough, Smooth Performance. We Sell - Service, Demon­ strate and Trade. & t N S U R A N C £ A T A SAV//VG 114 So. I’almetto Rhone FA 2-0H14 LEW IS SALES ft SERVICE 2S1T Country Club Rd. F A 2-7*28 Before You BUILD CALL FA2-3103 Here, at your disposal, is a complete Builder's Service FRO M ’ PLA N N IN G TO CO M PLETIO N HO M E OR C O M M E R C IA L Advertising' 322-5612 322-5613 News NEW CONSTRUCTION or REMODELING • M N IM t FAMIUHC UUC' CSMUIS WE RE A T YOUR SERVICE 322-2612 322-2613 All Other Dupls. 322-2611 South Seminole 425-5938 M n ij ( W M t W. U L SI. PAINTS Sanford, Fin. Sh D fim ak& h 211 W . 25TH ST. C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. FA 2-3103 �. A*. fffft Ftmftfrf ffrtT l Mon. April 1, *63—rnpre 5 April Named Cancer Control Month April 22 has been designated “ Crusade Day" by the Semin­ ole County Unit of the Amer­ ican Cancer Society, said Mrs. Tom Largen, chairman o f the Unit. Crusade Day is one of a ser­ ies of events in connection with "Cancer Control Month" proclaimed by Governor Far­ ris Rryniit to bo In April. During Crusade Day a house to house canvas will made to rccrivc funds for tho local chapter. In proclaiming April as Cancer Control Month the Governor stated: "1963 has been designated as the Year of tho Volunteer by the Amer­ ican Cancer Society. It is a tribute to more than fl5,000 men and women in Florida, and the 2,000,000 throughout JAYCEE STATE PRESIDENT, T.v Tarby visited with Snnfortl-Seminole Jaycces Thursdny to make plans for the District Caucus of presidential inruildntea slated for April 28 in Sanford. Speaker for the day was Sheriff J. L. Hobby who talked about Boys Ranch. From left arc Glenn McCall, local president: Stute President Tarby; Sheriff Hobby and Chip Chapman, proRram chairman. (Herald Photo) SOUTH SEMINOLE ELEMENTARY First Graders of MiAs Virginia Neale’s class watch with interest as Casselberry Postmaster Clyde Kerce shows how mail is canceled. The class also visited the Casselberry Fire Station as part of a field trip taken lust Wednesday afternoon. (Herald Photo) Geneva HD Club Gives $25 To Sarepla Home Ry Louise Grayson Members o f the Genova Home Demonstration Club at their last meeting unanimous­ ly voted to present the Snreptn Nursing Home with a $25 check from lha club’s Sun­ shine Collection. The first such gift to lie made from tho collection, tincheck was lutcr presented to the Home by Mrs. Harold Wallace, cluh treasurer. The program on Fire Pre­ vention for tho club's March meeting wus presented by Sanford lir e Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. The luncheon meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Donald Dunn on Lake Harney. Co-hostess for tho day wus Mrs. 11. G. Shuler. Members were advised to begin immediate plans for the April meeting which will fea­ ture a "Crazy Hat" contest to la.- judged by club officers. Program for this meeting will be on l-awiis and Grasses and will be presented by ScminokCounty Agent Cecil lUcker. Homemakers First Graders Enjoy Field Trip Celebrate Special Week Junior RC Certificaies Given 52 * Southside Makes School Lunch High Coal Karl Schultz Dies in Tampa Ry June Casselberry First (traders from MU* Virginia Neale's class at South Seminole Elementary School visited the Casselberry Volun­ teer Fire Dept, and the U. S. Post Office during a field trip Wednesday afternoon. Southside School lunchroom manager Mrs. Ruby Davis said today that the school has reached the goal of lit) per­ cent participation set by the state organization, last year, This means that 00 percent was reached during a five month period from October through February. Other schools which had high percentages including the following; Wilson School 88 percent for Jnn. and Feb.; Wcslsido 88 percent from OcL through Feb.; Geneva School 83 percent in Jan.; 85 percent in Feb.; Lathe Monroe, 80 per* cent for January and 81 per­ cent in Feb.; Grummar School 80 percent for Jan. anil Felt, ‘•The school lunch program is non-profit, so it Is easy to see that the real inlet cel by lunchroom managers and school personnel in boosting student participation is fur no other reason than the child's well-being," Mrs. Davis said, "Schools, like parents, deal with the whole child. Teuchera are interested in and strive to help the child to glow emo­ tionally, morally, mentally and physically. "Since the lunch program haa an important roll in the child’s physical development through the lunches served, the various departments make every effort to enlist partici­ pation." Fire Chief Paul Rates and some of his firemen demon­ strated their equipment for the interested youngsters who were impressed by the two iiig red fire trucks, belong­ ing to the department. From the Fire Station the youngsters went to the post uffico whcie Postmaster Clyde Kerce gave them a guided tour. Each child was allowed to purchase a stamp and mull a letter to a pen pal. Mothers who accompanied Exchange Plus The week of March 31 to April 6 has been proclaim­ ed as Future Homemakers of America Week in Florida. Future Homemakers ore students of home economics In junior and senior high schools who, through their chapter activities, work to­ ward tbe over-all goal of helping improve personal, family, and community liv­ ing. Stale Sdrool Supt. Timm as D. Bailey reported there are 15,000 Florida FHA members In 3X1 chapters throughout the state. Miss Priscilla Gau­ tier, a junior at New Smy­ rna Beach High School, is president of the Florida Asso­ ciation. LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING Muy wp offer a word of advice T Have your clothes cleaned without pressing, pack them away CLEAN, then in the full take them out and send them to the DOWNTOWN CLEANERS for pressing and freshen­ ing ready to wear on lha firat cold day. *2 0 * We have another RIG service available to our cus­ tomers in helping them to store their winter apparel. More about that next week! Tax Cavanaugh Tire Service . 1401 S. French Ave. Finish Training John R. Dcrling Jr., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rcrling Sr., R. R. 1 Longwood, recently completed re­ cruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. FA 2*2283 meeting will be Mrs. J. D. Morrison, Mrs. c. L. Seymour, Mra. Frank O’Brien and Mrs. Curtis Jones. Members are re­ quested to bring guests. ASTHMA Heart Attack Hospitalizes School Librarian Ry l^iuise Simunek Mr*. Helen Kelly, librarian for the Altamonte and near I.nko Elementary Schools, Is confined to Orange General Hospital following a heart at­ tack suffered while on duty last Monday at the Altamonto School. Although she Is reportrd to be recovering satisfactorily no date as yet has been set for hrr release from the hospital. Contpnre . . . Our Lower Monthly Instillments •4$> On New Car Financing A LOW UP TO 36 .MONTHS TO PA Y P L Q '/ U B MEMBER E.D.l.C, The Early Bird Gets The BargalitsSo Take Advantage Of These Eatfy-Weeh sucre AM111CAN DOWNTOWN CLEANERS 4k LAUNDEKEHS 113 PALM ETTO AVE. im u n u r CHEESE * 49c PERCH » 3 3 HEINZ . StNCKTDN BREADED SHRIMP” IV Y 59< roar iag HUSH P U P P I E S 2 W VAHLSIMG ClIHIClt CUT TRENCH TRIES .’.“.W S 9? • UWT-3 *TTR TWO « M 1 CATSUP. 18< GRITS.... r;:.5* SCOTTISSUE.: .9 APPLE PIE 39 14 OZfiOlm : M AM • uurr-a wmi rooo BATH ROOM T1SSUI • WHITTOKCOLORS • UMTT-4 < LAD Y Wieboldt’i Hard - To - Beat Prices. t goods, jewelry, clothing and other Rems donated by the members Will bo held with proceeds going to the CountyFederation of Women’s clubs. Members will be required to make reservations at Wed­ nesday’s meeting for the May Installation Luncheon to be held at the Hamilton House beginning at 12:30 p.m. Menu for tbe luncheon will include n choke of chicken salad or a hot turkey dinner. Hostesses for this week’s the group were Mrs, Gerald .McGinnis, Mrs. Robert llall and Mrs. Frank Leist. Seminole County Chapter, American Red Cross, Issued 53 Junior Red Cross First Aid Certificates to a group of pu­ pils o f the elxth, seventh, and eighth grades of the Seventhday Adventist Forest Lake Church School. The instruc­ tors were Mrs. Kdwlna Melster of Forest City, and Pas­ tor G. Ray James o f Orlando. Mra. .Melster Is a registered Karl J. Schultz, C3. of 1020 nurse, and James is the di­ Coral St., Tampa died Sun­ rector of youth activities of day at his home. tho Florida Conference of tic wai bom in Galesburg, Seventh-day Adventists. 111. and moved to Sanford in 191-i. Later he moved to Tam­ pa in 1932 where he was en­ To Sell Plant WINTER HAVEN (D P I) — gaged in die insurance busi­ Snivcly Groves, Inc. largest ness. Ere Ua For KODAK Survivors include Ins wife, independent citrus operation CAMERAS. Film and in Florida, plans to sell |U Mrs. Katiienno Schultz, two Finishing daughters Misi Gayle Schultz processing facilities to Eloise of Tampa and Mrs. Richard Groves Association of Winter Rate* of Cocoa Reach; mo­ Haven, Snivcly Groves Pres­ CAMERA SHOP ther Mrs. Cassandra Schultz ident John A. Snivel)’ Jr. an­ 210 H. I’AHK AYE. Orange City; lister, Mrs. nounced today. Floyd Palmer, Sanford; niece Mrs. George Elck, Sanford; rr n nephew, Karlyle Horn-holder, Santord and five grandchild­ ren. WOODROW CASH Services will be held Tues­ day at 11 a. m. at WilsonFREE MOTHPROOFING Sammon Funeral Home in Now for our big news we pro­ mised you hist week, and believe me, Tampa. TH IS Is RIG NEWS! It I* limr to carefully atom clothes away fur ■ long Florida summer, und you will An uninhabited islet oil want to insura them arainul mollis. Martinique was called HMS Ry using a special additive to our Diamond Rock during the Sanltone process of cleaning at our Napoleonic war*. Here Bri­ own coot, your Downtown Cleanera can now offer you FREE MOTH­ tish sailors and marines held PROOFING A T NO EXTRA COST out for nearly 18 months be­ TO YOU I Thli la another of Urn fore surrendering to a French services provided by your SaaiUnie naval squadron. Caves in its Cleaner. sheer cliffs sheltered bar­ We are really excited at thia opportunity to better racks, coastal batteries and serve our customers, and offer tlieni so much for so a hospital. little, so come in, or give us a call, so that wo muy tell you more about it. Get Fisk Quality At — Buy 2 of the Altamonte Springs Civic Club in the Community House on Maitland ,\ve. Tips and information on how long certain foods can safely be kept in a freoior as well as preparatory and pre­ liminary steps needed before an Item is frozen will he among tile many points cov­ ered in the discussion. Mrs. Derflinger, a former home economics teacher and home demonstrator in Virgin­ ia, has been with Florida Pow­ er in Winter Park for tho past 12 years. Mrs. Grace Fisher, Semi­ nole County hralth nurse, also will appear on the program to present a brief discussion on nursing and convalescent care. A Chinese Auction of white elephants, plants, b a k e d v the nation, who have dedicat­ life-saving facte to the publlcf ed themselves to tho fight to improve services to the can­ against eanerr. cer patient, and to accelerate its cancer research programs, 'Th e recognition of the vol­ "To this end, every citizen unteer also serves to empha­ of the state of Florida is urg* size how thrse dedicated peo­ ple have helped to bring pro­ ed to observe Cancer Control Month by giving support ta gress in cancer control, evi­ the American Cancer Society denced by tho fact that more and lenru tho facts about can* than 1.3Pt),ntHI Americans are alive and well, five year* af­ ccr that are vital to personal protection against the die* ter attacks from cancer. In ease." ll>37, the figure stood at only 100,000. ‘To speed the final victory over cancer, mid try to reduce cancel's mounting death rate ASK ABOUT HIFHION INMALAWI, A of more than 8,300 citizens in MIAtANT AND FBOMFT SIMM IYUB niOSt TNI MOTT DimitMMD > Florida alone, the American SYMPTOMS Cancer Society Is determined Rnumlllat ft Anderson to Intensify Its effort to bring Mclteynnlds Drug Co. Home Economist To Present Program For Altamonte Club tly Louise Slmunck A program on the Prepara­ tion and Freezing o f Foods will bo presented by Mrs. H. E. Dcrfllnger, Florida Power Corp. home economist, at Wednesday’s 2 p.m. meeting £ F A IR F R IS H BAKED r # itc u ., vau* LAST PAIR SUCIS HAMIUIOT OB HOT DOG R O U S'««» 27c OLD IN )• ISM , > l ,u ,i rtrsH rais i n PO B OUNDS nk* J ARAKS KX)0 FAIR YOUR SPRINGTIME . . . HEADQUARTERS FOR GARDEN SUPPLIES 50' F U S T IC GARDEN HOSE . ea. 99c y RANCH HOUR HAND 6-6*6 FERTILIZER emo WlAFrtO rot finHNRS CARROTS a (.M > i«M s Spaghettis olJ ^ I'L O O TOMATOES 2 29< CHOCOtAl CAJ9 5a£s*l.00 SFXIt CHIT saaum Mi So M w U m k . 110. MV MB M IMS tww am SOCKCHIP CHIU via (Ik He* 'T tfld U VlfiORO FwswbtsA hr rtwids Ls»n STEEL GARDEN RAKES 50 *1.09 ! . ea. 79c STRAT r u n j r DIAUETTR TURBIHE LAWN SPRINKLER <* 69< 50 11 BAG 12 Y R A lt GUARANTEE • IIB1NFOKCED, *8.85 VALU E 50’. $179 GARDEN H O S E ..............ea. $4.49 PHONE FA 151J1 '. • rrr - * ** * " f *, ll * �B1j» #anfrrTi m p c o — Tnon. A p m YrrnTA i. Mrs. £. D. Pearce -fci, T o Speak A t Miss Patricia Joan Hickman To Marry Clyde Royal Flowers >r Farewell Coffee For Mrs. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, who By Jsne Casselberry I Triplet Dr., Casselberry', was I morning at Ihe home of Mrs. Mrs. R. C. Osborne, £01 N. 1honored at a coffee Tuesday i Daniel Lott, 161 Triplet Dr. have resided in Casselberry for the past 11 years, have sold their home and arc mov* lng back to Columbus, Ohio, in order to be near their family. Guests included members of the Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church which pre­ sented the honurcc with a go­ ing away gift of a wooden “ Praying Hands" placjuc. Those present were Sirs. Darwin Shea, Mrs. Thomas Gullickson. Mrs. Don M ao Lcod. Mrs. Frank Messick, Mrs. 1. G. Reuter, Mrs. Bill Shook, Mrs. Darius Pringle, Mrs. John Gee, Mrs. Edna Duggins. .Mrs. Marvin Mc­ Clain and Mrs. Leonard Ca*. MKS. It. C. OSBORNE, center, tvun honored at a coffee at the home of (clbcrry. Woman’s Club Mrs. E. D, Pearce of Miami, past president of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs Announcement ii bc i nf i l Rr c c in ajtricullural enuinoer-1Society of Agricultural E n g i1Orlando. Hr aittnrli the First and second vice president of made of the engagement of log. While at Clcmaon. he was ncera. He is employed as an Methodist Church of Sanford. Miss Patricia Joan Hickman, a memlwr of the Clcmaon engineer with the American] Plana for a summer vied- the General Federation wit! be guest speaker at the lunch­ daughter of Mr. and Mri. JAero Club and the American |Machinery Corporation o il ding win be forthcoming. eon meeting of the Sanford George C. Hickman, of Win­ Woman's Club this Wednes­ ter Haven and Clyde Royal day. Golden Anniversary in Flowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Retrospect will he the theme Charles M. Flowers, of Cel­ of her talk. ery A vc„ Sanford. The ijridc-elnct is a native The local dub was organ­ ol Lansing, Mich., but moved ised April 1, 1013, and the Wednesday meeting will be to Winter Haven several years ago. She was graduated the high point of the year's in 1961 from the Winter Ha­ program which has been cen­ ven High School, where she tered on the Golden Jubilee was active in many of Its theme. various programs. During Mrs. Pearce’s term She was recipient of Pilot ns state president the state Club International and Kilieaihpiarters was established Mr*. Daniel I.otl, left. wants Club scholarships. Also in .Lakeland. She has served rijfht, chairman of the Miss Hickman was the first as chairman of various de­ and other members of recipient of the Winter Haven partments and offices in the Senior Class scholarship un­ General Federation and par­ der the Southern Scholarship ticipated in six tiK interna­ and Research Foundation at tional good will conferences. Florida S l n t c University, Mrs Ralph Auslin Smith is where she Is presently a program -ponwr for the day. sophomore, majoring In up­ Luncheon will be served at per elementary education. m«m by Mrs. H. W. Rucker She is a member of Ihe First and her committee, followed Baptist Church of Tallahas­ by the program and business see. session. Miss Robin Potter, daugh­ Mr. Flowers is a native oi pV)r luerbron reservations ter of Capt. and Mrs. Ed­ Sanford and ia a graduate of call Mrs. A. C. McRoynolds ward II. Potter Jr.. U.S.X. Seminole High School. Ho at FA 2-0274. of Philadelphia, I’ a. was re­ was graduated from Clemson A and M College with a decently elected Barry's best drcs.‘(ed college woman of 1962 03 by tile students of Barry College, in Miami. Miss Potter will compete with some 250 girls (rum col­ MONDAY leges in Ihe United States The Campbell Lossing Post The Daughters of Wesley and Canada when Glamour Sunday School Class of First 53 of the American Legion are Magazine wilt hold tin* sev­ Methodist Church will meet sponsoring a ham dinner to­ enth national contest to se­ at 7:30 p.m. In McKinley day preceding the regular lect America’s “ Ten Best Hall for tho monthly busi­ business meeting, at Ihe Leg­ ness and sorlal with Mrs. Dressed College Girls." ion Home. Claude Herndon's group as Miss Potter is a freshman The dinner, prepared by hostesses. Joe Wells, will start at 7 p.m. history major and is on the newspaper staff. All members ore urged to at­ school's Write to thank the friend tend. For dinner reservations Mrs. Potter is the former who mails you a birthday MISS PATRICIA JOAN HICKMAN call FA 2-1H43 or 323-0625. Joan Anarcllo, of Sanford. greeting. College Chooses Best Dressed Student Legion Plans Church Calendar Ham Dinner Today A t 7 Making up the guest lint were Mrs. Darwin Shea, Casselberry Community Methodist Sunshine Circle the circle. (Herald Photo) WE’VE RE-STOCKED Our Counter of linii|ue WHAT - NOTS Altamonte Personals Ily Louise Siinunek Mr. and Mrs. Olio llarlos of Did Ray Manor hafe been entertaining friends from Hia­ leah, Mr. and Mrs. Hon. Warhctme, for several days. Tlie I wo couples have been (riends since they all lived in Cleveland, Ohio. The Warmcimes plan to visit (riends in DcLund before returning home. Mr. and Mis. S. II. Cady Jr. of l i l t Florida Blvd., Al­ tamonte Springs, are enter­ llrr* are n few — I’ jirv Casserolr-ln-Basket, Patio ( ’smile*, Oblong and Round -Serving Trays, De­ corative roasters, Hobnail (itaskware. Coffee Mugs In colors, 13-Pc. Earthenware Dinner**are Set (pumpkin color). A L L A T — taining her sister, Mrs. E. C. Colegrnve and her three chil­ dren. Sally, Peggy and Jim, from the North Shore of Chi­ cago, for a week. After this time both families will drive to Miami for a week's visit with the Cadys* son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Perry, and chil­ dren, Charles, two-and-onclialf, and Pam, three months. They will be joined Ibere by Mr. Colegrovc. Vl PRICE POWELL’S Offire Supplies & Gifta 117 Magnolia Ave. Stty I^ O U R T W O O d Personals Ily Ilonna Sibyl Grant is from surgery at House Hospital She h<i|>cs to lie time this week. Estes recuperating the Holiday in Orlando. home some­ 210 E. FI rut St. (Formerly McVIcnrn) I PATENT HEATHER DAGS REACH OR WHITE VARIOUS SHAPES AND SIZES FROM tg-IO TO *10.93 M A R Y E S T H E R 'S Featuring Fashion* Just For You" 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE IIOlHtH: 9 TO 3:30 NOW OPEN! SEM IN O LE DRY CLEANERS OPERATED RV — M A R V IN M ILA M 21K * 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONIC FA 2-4933 Utmost In Comfort Beautifully Combined With Style Anti Clttirm — See Our 1-urgc Selection — Style Shown Available In White — Hone — Black Mrs. Lamp man Honored At Coffee Tim NAS Hanford Hut) the scene of a recent farewell coffee for Mra. Les­ ter H, Lampman, wlutso hu«bund bud earlier that day turned over the comiuuud of V A 11-11 to Cdr. John F. Bar­ low aboard the U.S.H. Frank­ lin D. Roosevelt III the .Medi­ terranean. Following ii brief felopover In Hnnfuul by t’dr. Lampmuu, tho family will move to their next doty slullon in Norfolk, Vu. Nearly ii handled members of the vuiiuua Officers Wives Clubs aboard tllu Station at­ tended the coffee, which wna given by iiiembcra of tbu Checkrrtail group. Tim black and white t'heckertail motif fol tm-d the basis of the color m homo of the decorations, which were keynoted by an unusual coke centerpiece un Ihe main table,* The cuke fea­ tur'd a dull dressed with flowers colored In black and white with streamers and flowers fanning out from tbu basu. was Other liandsoma arrange­ ments of flowers and candles In silver candelabra were spotted about lb® reception room of Dm IKK), and a ban­ ner wishing Mrs, laimpman good luck formed tho buikdrop of tile main table, flank­ ed by two si|uadron insignia. Coffee, tea ami punch were served with a wide variety of breads, cukes, cookies ulul canapes made by tho VA1I-I1 wives. It was evident that spring lisd strived in Hanford by Die colorful dresses worn by the I Mrs, Barlow, new president of guests. Mrs. I.iimpmnn wore . the group, wpro white corwhite with black accessories sages. for Dm occasion. Both the and After Mrs. Lnmpman had I greeted the friends silo has , farewell gift, a handsome tilmade during Imr year und n ver truy engraved us a mohalf in Hanford, Mrs. Barlow nn-nto of her term as presl|presented her with tho club’s |dent. L’AIGLO N { 2. The fabrics are rarrfully selerted nod guarded. 3. The site proportions art honest and they lit. 4. The workmanship U of th« best. EASTER A P R IL 14th MRS. L. well gift II. to LAMPMAN, right, hIiowh her fare­ Mrn. C. W. Merthior nnd Mrs. It, M. Osteen Personals II) Mis. t'lsreiire Snyder by, Melunio und Bonnie and Mr. and Kirs. Bill tom and children BUI Jr. and Theresa sll of Hanfurd. Miss Linda Rush und Mist Joyce Imc, Miss Jean Watkins and Joe Hhoutt. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Lee Honda), with s family re­ union, Thusc attending were, Mr. ami Mrs, llobby Lee und children, Bundy, Danny, Deb­ bie and Robin of Melbourne, Miss Linda Kush of Hostun, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly Muss, is visiting her parents, and children, Mary Lynn, Hob­ Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Lee. Ware, intents nt tho coffee in her honor at the NAS Sanford ROQ. (Navy l ’tmto) This Year For Easter say it with Ship’n Shore blouses Come see our wondehul Christmas collection.. . lor the silt of fashion every woman adores* 2.98 to 4.98 Mss 2Hto40 s m a rt singles FOR THE WELL-SHOD LOOK f Teenage To Tilt Or* Mum And Pop CUTE EASTER HAGS FOR YOUNGER GIRLS We Fit ’ Em All Name llrnnd Whole Family. OVES Fill. Open Friday Family Fashion* And Footwear Night Till Down! nfurd 5 1 -5 1 .9 8 CL­ Shorn For The •14“ - * BY l . 'A i g h m * . With Fumotin Car. K. 1st Jk Hanfurd Ave. FA 2-182! FA l-BIlZ OF EASTER DRESSES 1. You are In style het-ause a staff of Top Designers fashion all Patent / NEW SHIPMENT 1'KOM r | g ‘»3 When do you eat break­ fast? S t r i c t l y speaking, breakfast keeps no hums. To most of us, It Is un csirly morning meal. But wo all know the pleasure of Dm lutemorning weekend brunch. And to many "night people," breakfast is an early evening send-off to the night's work. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP JUST ARRIVED! 9:00 S IT E T IL L ■ ;0 i ROYS' SHIRTS OF COTTON UROADCLOTH ..... $1 Q O •ulus *plus 10% Fed. Tax Tan ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED Any l i t t l e girl wunU it new bug for Eonter! Black, tan, m l aoft plantie . « . black, red white plastic pat­ ent. 100' o combed cutton long sleeve mo. . . . with pearlbuttons l Needs H |e or no ironing machine wash. �. * ~1 I Vlffl #vrr!ffrH f f f i l l •- i: Motl April 1, ‘6J—Pape 7 TIP TOP C a m p Roundup Pepitone Socks Two ii V a lu e *! > f t 8 STEAKS S i r li o n Round n 1 a n O Club 7 9* t. !• r it tty Unilml Press Internetinnal jo e P ep iton e U cominir nlonif ju«*t lik e «»UI pa* Joe DiM apirio aufil ho w ould, tut th e rc ’i* little doubt in tiie N e « Y o rk Yankees’ cam p tod ay th a t the B rooklyn b elter eun fill H ill S kow run’e siloes a t first ,mSt‘‘T |,e 22-year-old Pepitone, tubbed by DiMagirin Weekend Sports Summary I u* a future itur at training rump la*t yeur, socked hisixth and seventh home run* ■if the exhibition season Sun­ day to lend the Yankee* t*"> a 10-4 victory over the tide* go While Sox. Pcpilonr, who hats nntl throw* li-lt-handi-d, now lead- the power-laden win Id chant, United P i t s * International pinna In homer* and also ha, hatted in 14 runs. Some ob­ Saturday AINTRKE, England—Ay|l*. servers felt the Yankee* were a 66-1 longshot, came from giving away too much when they sent Skuurun to the L<>» bo hind in the final yard! to Angele* Dodgers lid* whiter win the 30-jump Grand Na­ in exchange fur piulier Stan tional Steeplechase. William*. By HALLANDALE. KIa -C an ­ dy Spots, one of the lop fav­ orite* for (he Kentucky Der­ by, remained unbeaten la six lifetime starts by taking Hie SI 14,700 Florida Derby at Gulfalrcani Park. LEXINGTON. Ky. — ADAmerica Art I ley in an of Duke scored It point* to h »d the East to a 77-70 victory #ver the West in the college AllStar basketball game. CLEVELAND — Donna DeVanina of dm Santa Clara Swim Club and Sharon Finnrran of the Los Angeles Athletic C l u b established Amoriran records during the National A AU women'* In­ door championship*, Mi,» De Varona In the goo-yard Indi­ vidual medley (2:19) *nd Mis* Emneran In lha 500-yard freestyle (9:23.4), 11A LEIGH,' N. C.—Southern California overcame favored Yale on th* final night to rap­ ture the 40th annual NCAA swimming championships. AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo. — Columbia University edged defending tilllat Navy by five points to win the NCAA f e n c i n g champion ships. I'lTSBUIUllI — Michigan scored 129 points to runnerup Illinois' 73 to win the NCAA gymnastics championship*. KUN VALLEY. lilalio-Bud Werner of Colorado ami Jsan Sauhert of Oregon Stale wen tho downhill a n d slalom events In the llarriman Cep ski lournsment Sunday CHICAGO - lion Laird of New York and l-l- Hon Zian of the U. S. Army fmlshsd first and second respective­ ly In the national AAU 20kilometer walk to earn plsct) on the tf. S. team in the Pan American game*. BRISTOL, Trnn. — Glerr ( Fireball I Robert* of Day­ tona Reach, Fla., drove a 1IM3 Ford at a track-record pace of 78 Bl miles per hour to win the .Southeastern 300 at the Hriatoj speedway. Rut P e p i t o n e , showed flashes of brilliance in Ills rookie year last *en*un al­ though hitting only .2:19 in ll.l games, ha* the Y anker brass breathing easier. They now are hopufnl that Jv# will man the Yankee first hast station for many year* to come. Cletls Hnyer got four hits and Hector laipez homertd in Ilia Yankee--’ 17-hit attack against the While Sox. Ralph Terry pitched seven innings for New York, giving up eight hits, including n pair of homer* by J. C. Martin. In other gatnrs. Lew Burd e l t a o f the Milwaukee Braves shut out the Haitimore Oriole*, 2-0; the Lux Angele* Dodgers outalugged the Clneinnati Red*. 10-H; th* New Y'ork Meta downed the Kanaas City Athletics. fl-1; Die Philadelphia rhllllss ■-■tu.it the Pittsburgh Pirate*. 4-3; the Washington Sena­ tor* tripped the Hi- Louis Cardinals, 4-t; and the De­ troit Tigers defeated th* Min­ nesota Tw in*, fl-3. The Itoiituu lied Snx Inal the Chicago Cubs, 3-1, tho Houston Coll* ripped the Los Angele* Angels, tl-8, amt the Cleveland Indian* handed the San Francisco Giant** thnr seventh *t might Ions, 7-8. Tha V e te ran Burdette be­ came the Ilravea first pitcher to pitch nine innings and bol­ stered his chances of regain­ ing a atm ling turn a flrr last year's diaapixilhling season. He held the Orioles to five hits while Frank Bolling and Hank Aaron drove in the Mil­ waukee runs. Rookie third baseman K«n McMullen collected three hits, including two douhlrs, and drove hem* four runs for the Dodgers. Jny Hook went Uni route fur the Mels, allowing seven hits and Mrikiiig out nine. Jack Hamilton's four In­ nings of scorelrss relief pits hand Cookia Rojas' loth inning single provided the Plilla with their victory. Rookie Tom Brown continued hi* Kt»ty hitting by breaking a 2-2 tie with a Basra loaded single for Minnesota. i- rl r o f th e ir Appearance. Show n h ere a re G eortfitm X u iin d orf, B e tty VickoriG M a ry H nrenstein, H etty Sw ope, Harlm ra M cK innon. Helen C roy lo anil D oris K ohylok . (H e r a ld I'h u to) I.A D IE S I N V I T A T I O N A L G u lf T o u rn e y held at M iiL F Io ritla C o u n try C lub T h u rsd a y p rod m ed 12 \vinner8. N o t til) w in n ers w ere prexonL f o r the ph oto anil tlione p ie o c n t a rc n ot listuil in o rd e r ★ ★ ★ S0 K C Sets Marathon Mid-Florida Invitational Classic On Saturday Winners Set Pivic Paces Seminole Win Over Leesburg H ig h lig h t this w eek a l the S iinfortl-O tlnm lo Larry Pivic drove In five rim* and Hick Gallagher! K ennel Club id th e ru n nin g on S n tim ltiy n igh t o f the slummed in three to pace |second iiiiiitutl M im ttlm n Speed (IttHsie. T h e m w ill Ihj tw o fa ces in w hich Hi o f the the Sanford Seminole* to a 11-7 win over Leesburg Fri­ tra ck ’s top diatuncc ru n ner* w ill tou r th e lon g jithntile cntii'pe, T h o w in n er o f e ith e r nice, w ho turns in day. the f.udcsl clocking, la the Pivic in driving in five rum victor. belled out three hits while The event created a great Gallagher p u s h e d across deal u( interest when it was three with two hits including started last year. At thot a tmonung triple. lime the honor went to Fred Butch Riser started on the mound for the locals and Whitehead's Mac Tray, who l.yntnn made thri-o errors covered the distunre in 40.38 picked up the win. He was which led to four unearned st-comG. Ju,t a few day* relieved by Ray Sire*. run* as Titusville rapped Ly­ later Mac Tray won the 1902 Sanford goes to Wildwood man 7-2 In baseball action derby in (0 seconds flat. for a till Tuesday and returns King's Eye's, a sensation­ home Friday against Del.and. Friday. Dan Coley hurled for tho al two-year-old, who recently Terrier* and also hanged out sky-rocketed from tirade M a two-run home-run to aid In feature competition with the Titusville cause. six straight victories, return* It s i l tho thjrd defeat of to action tonight In the (ca­ the saa*on for the Greyhounds nned ninth rare after a layagainst five victories, otf of more Ilian two weeks. Griffin hurled for Lyman He schooled last Thursday Kingswood Builder, putting and was tagged with the |o,s. winning a two-dog rare by 20 on a hitting display seldom lengths. seen in husohall socked Or­ Opi*i>lng King'* Eye'* in mond Beach in a double head­ the evening top attraction er Sunday 17-3 amt 17-12. will ho Fred It., Sarasoia The Builders bunged out a Suitcoaal, Good Timing. Ke­ total of 43 hits in the doublevin'* Pal, Mr. Tall Man, Will header. Havoc and Ahlrgalt Sue. Hud Monrrief with an Iron Joann* Foulk took low Ism Havoc wilt hr trying arm performance hurled Imth tiro** honor* In tho modifying gallic*. Dome rims Included round of the Sanford A I Untie for her eighth win. King’s Harvey, 2; Melts and Dand- Hank golf tourney of tho Eye'* for hi* seventh rtdge. Women's Assn, o f the Mnir- Lyman Drops 7-2 Decision Builders Sock Ormond Twice Foulk Cops Golfing Honors CWGA To Host DeLand Women Winners in the Mid-Flor­ ida Country Club Women's Invitational Golf Tournament Thursday were tn two cate­ goric*, C n ,»v U »iij and Mill Florida. t'asscllierry winners In­ cluded the following; low net, Rita Bljlcr. H8; second low net, Hetty Vtckers; low gross Barbara McKinnion, tw; second low gross, Georgina Ncumlorf. 91; least pulls, Evelyn McCullcn and Doris Kobykik, 33, Mid-Florida Club winners were; 1-ow grem, Mary HoreiiMein. 93: second low gross, Dot Brown. 105; lo w net, Betty Swojw\ 78; second lownet (tie) Fanny Kramer and Frances Towles, 81; li'tigi pulls, Helen Croyle, 33, Ortiz Resumes Bout Training Gets Award RACING DAYS LEFTl L 1CAN M E A T Y SPARE RIBS LB. 2 8 ALL MEAT S T E W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 58c STAND. RIB & RUMP ROAST. .lb. 58c SIRLOIN TIPS OF BEEF. . . .lb. 78c PORK CHITTERLINGS .. . 10 lbs. $1.98 FRESH MULLET or PIG MAW . .lb. 9c LEG O' L A M B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c • Pork Chops • Beef Photographer Almost Ruins Barber's Bid WILMINGTON, N.C. (L T D Aftahle Jerry Barber had a feeling he would win hi* thirst Aralra Open golf tournament, hul a news photographer al­ most ajMiiled Ihimt* for him. " It happened on the 17th hole," said a happy Barlter, who strung together firebirdlea on the buck nine Sunday to win the tournament going away w ith a 14-imder par 374. At thla juncture, tin* !*>* Angeles pro already had a four stroke lead. "Hut one had shot coni have uiiidtt II a now halt gam e," he *aid. " Right in tho middle of my awing I heard tile camera click. I flinched. "lankily live hull went straight. But it could have wound up In a clump nl trees or In a creek and I would have been in (rouble. " lie could have blown me right nut of Hie picture. ’ TAKS YO UR CAR W HERE THE EX PER TS A R E . . . T O PIX ONLY • SHOULD. ROUND Liver • Economy Sliced falr. Ginny Mhrddon had |o«r net while Martha /ok aroiv.l low putta. Tho first matches for the tftl* will start Friday. In reg­ Hy Jane Casselberry ular weekly tourney phi?, Hanford defeated Eiisti* In ( las* A winner was Grace The Casselberry Women’* golf play Saturday to the Saylcn, tilt; Myrtle Adam*, Golf A*»n. wilt hold the List tune of |i!-2, Kd Hamilton Gla>* It; lllimy Hheddon, l ’|u*s in a series of Invitational « ■ « high scoter fur the local* C and Peggy llilliip*. Class lYiurnament* for this .year with a 711. D. on Thursday at the Country Tho locals will next com­ Club at Casselberry when pete in the group tourney Fri­ ttiey host the Del.and Worn, day at Eustis. en'a Assn. Play wilt tee off at 0 a.in. RAN JUAN, Puerto Him for ta hole* and luncheon NEW YORK ( U P I ) - M a n ­ (U P I) — World lightweight will he served in Die Club­ ager Alvin Hark of the Man champion Carlos Ortl* hoped house at 1:3(1 p. m. Frsnrlsro Giant, will receive lo resume (raining today for Last Thursday Hi member* the spnrlMii.invliip sward and hi* rescheduled till* defense of the Cassel berry group W* found a quicker way f«r Judge Jeremiah T. Mahoney against Cuba's Douglas Vail were entertained for play of the U. S. Olympic Com- lanl here next .Sunday. and luncheon at the Mid- fast, fast, fast relief. We turned off the television set. miltre will get the distin­ The limit, originally si-lied Florida Country Club. guished service award Tues­ tilt'd for last Saturday night, day night during the annual was poslpunt-d when tlrlit sward dinner of Ihe sports­ suffered a gastric upset short­ manship brotherhood. ly before the weigh in. Sanford Wins Golf Match STEAKS CHUCKSTEAK Lb. 48 • RIH CHUCK HOLE W E - U P l Racon • 100% Pure (iround Beef • Smoked Bacon and Sausage • Bologna • Homemade Sausage • Wieners 3 lbs." WFLHII 2* 07.. 5 LB. BAG bar vAxxxx/ f. * nv.-.'-’ 8F.lt - A LL 38 07.. PKG. Long Grain Rice 38c SKIT H1SIN0 rv "*r 8 OZ. J Alt Kraft Mustard . . 8c u nAt*. Delta Syrup . . . 38 5 Limit I With 95 (Irdrr Limit I With |5 Order 48c Jewe Shortening NORTHERN TISSUE c 38 3 LB. CA N Limit 1 With 95 Order FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES • ()/.. I'KG. MIL G FRENCH FRIES rn R f --- Butts Passed Vital McKKNZIH I* 07- • FHKSII FLAVOR - FILLED ----- ' - . IQ * • Mustard • lurnlpa • tollard* PRODUCE FA N C Y CORN 12 Ears 59c Information-Cook ATLANTA (U P I) Attjr. Another investigation is un­ Gen. Eugene Cook puls the der way in Alabama and tes­ finishing touches today to aa timony it eapecled to be made today before a Kg illa­ investigation which he said tive Investigating comm Hire indirales that Wally Bulls from aeveral University of passed "vital information" to Alabama football player*. Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) Th* Alabama committee is Bryant. headed by Slate Rep. Alton Cook said lha information Turner who anid that Ihe foot­ could have affected Ihe out­ ball players, all seniors, pro­ come of last year'* Alabama- bably will begin testifying to Georgia game which Ala­ th* committee behind dosed bama won 35-0. doors. iluit* was lha alhletie dtCook said it appeared dector at the University of "from the evidence of my in­ Georgia at the time. He re­ vestigation that vital and im­ signed the post in February. portant information wai giv­ Cook made hi* investiga­ en by Butta to Bryant about tion under order* from Gov, the Georgia team before the Carl E. Sander*. The attorney game." Th* statement drew an im­ general Is to hand his report of the mailer over lo Sanders mediate rebuke from lawyers ( n presenting Butt*. Tuesday. APPLE-GRAPE D R IN K 4 Cans $1 mimm M A T IN EES FROHT END ALIGNMENT NIGHTLY 8:10 to w b o d bearing* * Correct camber, CBftOE* too-in T * Run cartful rood chock T IIIH H D A Y Horry! b * Align front end MARATHON SPEED CLASSIC SAT., APR IL 6 (N o Friday Mallaree} V . S. NO. I WHITE up tour c a e * Well repack freak E X rK P T Kt'.NDAY 2nd Annual Wednenduy A Saturday * 2 P.M. Tig h t e n LADIES' NIGHT No Minors! l O Pay as you rid * \m y vf v 3. 4\' M i,'- I P FRESH FIRM TOM ATO ES P 2 Lbs. 35c f ^ GOODYEAR SERVICE SSS W . l e t S t. MI DWAY BETWEEN HANFORD K ORLANDO ■ i ... STORE F A 2-2*21 Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICbH GOOD THRU W BD, A P R IL I 4th ST. & SANFORD AVE. IU POTATOES 10 Lbs. 38c U. 8. NO. 1 O N IO N S 3 Lbs. 25c 1100 W . ink r s iI rk BTREI ni 1Ip* 1? . w . 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G O L F 6 * N \ e P J A N E W , --------- ------------ r e * - V p L n T E R ! X CAM 6 0 EIGHTEEN G O S M .IT MCx. e s Tw i c e a s ! WLUSr J FAST A S b e f o r e / BE A \ M O R E LIK E A p u r r - p u n ^ l MDFtf i WON r r iA J R X A M 1GOHARTl HWAfi AVCUWMOOnGE lO I’M GOlN'UP.GOtL WAH1A C W I i ALONG? J r yoOAOttEON A THE ORTHOPCOC picture , m w r . AFRAID Z HAVB HO CKOlCi . M A G IC } p u trE K / y vwcm; am r com? S. GROWNUPS K SURE G t r * SOME GOOFY *T I D E A S entitled ra in r, and that you are rti|ulred to file your it newer with l h i Clerk of this fo u rt and to serve a ropy th e re of upon the Id a till I f f o r Plaint I f f * attorneys. whosa ii*me and a d d ra it Is lllihnp Ib.rnsteJn, St K#st l'lne Utreet. Or Ia ml i», Klorlda, not later than April 9th, lift) . If you fall to do *o a Decree Pro Confess# w il l he entered against you for the reller demanded in tha ComplaintThis s o il la to foreclose a m o rt ga ge . Tlie real property proceeded av a ln « t Is: l« .t 31, llluck &, W K A T I D Kn*l<"IKI.I> KIIIMT A D D I ­ TIO N, according to the ptat thereof, aa recorded In IMsl Hook 13, page M. Puhllo Hecorda o f HemlHole County, Flo rid a; T o g e t h e r with the f o llo w in g Item o f property which l» located In and perman ently Installed as a part o f the Im p ro v em e n t! on said land: in te rn at ion al of titles Fu rnac e— Model 0118 15 ik t i i k c i n r i i t i ni i i t o r T i l l ! V T H J l 1111141. C l l l l l I T l> 4 411 V im IK B IV IL I: n il m i , ri.iliu m in m u r c H t >(■ iiiHKi m it ic h to u rrr.M i on oiit>i:ii nr rin i.ir«T io 4 rn ii r n i i , : i T . o k i an: mi i t M o t ' A l i n i l A N M O It T II A U H CUM P A N T , ISC., ■ Klorl-la cur|i<<r*ltun, r t a im ir r , AAHOM KITUKV K M A B II III'IIN « in I M .M N 1 A II I.T I. O 11 I N K M A H III tC IlS . hla w lf r, ami A I . K l i r . i l IICI>HI>\ ami A1IA UCUHtlN, hla wile. Il . fr m la n ta T O l A A HUM K C I I K . S K M A H IIlin ts amt M A It'IA itK T U K ’ IHK M A H II IIU II S , h i, w lf a ( l l r . M a n r a unkmiwn) A I . K I lK It IIC lN ti iS ami A D A IICDHnX, ht, « l t , (ItaalilM ir* unkmiMnl A ll all unknown p ar llt a rln lm ln a any tntarral ha, thruuah. unJar nr aKaln.t *a,h nr altlirr nf th* alinira nam-'l iiar ll a, wlin m ar ha ilrait nr ara nut k m iw n to ho ilaail or allvr. TO C, AS'II KACI1 DK TOII, arc han-hy millflr.t that a OiRi|>lalnl /nr Korarluaur* o f H u rl,,,. haa haan f lln l aualnat you, ami jr«u ara r « i|ulr,d to ar rva a ropy uf j o u r An aw ar or I ’ laaitlnaa to lha Cuui|ilalnl on lha I’ lalnt lf f'a atlornajr, Joaaph II. Kllaaaraltl. : > « K*rurll> T r u . t II u IM I ok , Miami 13. Klorlila, and flla tha orlirlnal Anawar or I'laadliiB In tha offli-a o f lha C lv ik o f lha Clri-uit Court mi or hafora tha K t h ilax o f A p ril A. C'fi3. I f you fall to do ao, JmlKinant hy dafault w ill lw ( a k i n aaalnat you for tha rctla f ilanianded In Ilia Complaint. Tin" daarrlptlon o f tha raat propa rty firoraadad aRalnat lai tail 3, lllnrk K, WO ODII K i l t : PA Illf 3SI> I I KI' l.A T , ari-nrdliiB to plat tha raof rarnrded In f l a t lliaik t> I'aRa *1, I ’ otillc Itai'orda o f Hrmlnula Couil* ty, Klorlila. Th Ia in .t l i * ahall ha pub* tlalird n ma ,ach waak for ..AMDAODORDNG TO \ TTAM, TH' KNUHIC COPY, TH* 1 WIT VICfOR MAT nr KURT /WUHE t o pmn ou. t h J no VAMg u i S m i L a i ------ KNKiMlI 7 INFtCTION 60 HAD ■ THtRES NO SAlVAflUJa J THATfiMACMC-P IIITLE TV FIHMR. I T U HAVE TO f i V COWi OFF TO GAVk //] X THE i i w w y HUY4R11S-.CON9IPCRABU NtCRDtifS OF TBCtJC AftOUNO THOSE t— •* V FIHGERS. J ^ HE CAN'T TAKE T ANESTHESIA TWICE. W fT L WORK SIMULTANEOUSLY. TheMtSSA6C/1 mt&*AFt*D CMRSIA9ANOAT THCU.H.m HWJDSOME.MNSniVt LOOKING VtXWG FELLOW, B tN , HOPE \ HE MAKES fTi J It \ THON'D si. W. del* A KM IN at nti'l Durtilliy J. de Yurmiii, w if e I J»i. ( p m i A venue, 8 u11n y v a t«, Ca 11f« r p 1m You are hereby notified that s suit has hern filed agAlfiPt you and At lap 8uhs|. diaries o f Florida, Inc- a F l o r ­ ida corporations and tin) * inoiid 1*. l#ap|ief and D o r li M Iwieher, till wife, In the ab o ve entitled ra in r. and that you are re.|iilred to file j o u r a n ­ swe r wit h the Cle rk o f this Court and to serve s copy there of upon the p la in tif f or p la in tiff's attorneys, whose name and address is Jeiiiilngp, W at ts, Clarke and Hamilton, 12oft Harnett National Hank ttuildlng. Ja ckso nville 3. F l o r ­ ida. not later than A p ril 33, 1963. If you full to do so a decree pro e o n f n s o w ill he entered against you for the re lie f demanded In the c o m ­ plaint. This suit Is to for**, close a mort ga ge , T|ip real property proceeded against Is; Dot 33, lllock I*, fitTNI jA N D ISHTATKIV, a m b division, accairdlng to a plat thereof, recorded In Flat Hook I I . piigcs l i to S3 o f the P uli!to H*o lints n f He in Iit tvla t'oiin ty, F lo r* h t h r n u n i t n n i it o f TIIR MYTH JI IlM III, (IIII I IT OF %Ml Foil WF.HI>01.1*. (I ll VIA. FMHI III %• n i l M K I H Ml, 131133 Tin; HU W K It Y HAVINt 18 HANK Flsln llff. vs, jtMRPii nilwriN* Jit. st us Defendants. MITICK OF M IT IY MOUTHAHR FOHRCl.Oai HR TO* JM8KFII <1NIHON, Jit, In the c » « r | ml the t ' n i R l f Judge, Seminole l ‘« e a t | , F l o r ­ ida. la P r o h a te, la ret R afale o f T*|LA F. D I M I C K Decaased T o t i l Credit am a ad P e e i o a i H alin g M a lm * «*r Ilemaa d* A g a l a i l Said Rotates A*iiu and each o f j o u a r t hereby tiollfled and required to present any Halm s and dr* mauds which ) mi, nr either o f you, may have agah lst the estate o f l#IIs F, Dhtih’ k. d e ­ m is e d , late of said County, tii Hie County Judge o f Hemlnote County, Florida, st hi* o f f tea In tha « o tir t huuaa from the time o f the first pub lica­ tion o f this notice, Kach i htlm or demand shall he In w ritin g. Slid «*•*<»*e the place o f residence and post nffjca ad ­ dress o f the claimant, and •dial? be sworn to by the <la1tnsnl. agen t, attorn ey, and any such Halm o r drum lid nut so filed; shall be \ old, W , 11. W liid e rw e e d le As n4 min 1st rat or o f the Rstntfi o f Dlla F, Dlmlrk, deceased tXTndsrweedlr, lls lnea A W an t 1% T I I R Clll IIT nr TIIR t lllM t J l IIHR, h R R I h O L R I IH M V. r i . l l l l l l M . |\ I I R i R h T %TIS OF KM*K\VUHTH t*. FFLI.F.It. Detensed i% p i t n i i t T i : ’t i l l tl.l, I M R I i m i l l * D ll P R II M IA N im iM i Cl. %I l l s n il iir. ti %m i s %ti \ i w t a %i i i RSTATKl You and each o f you are hereby notified and required to present an) rlslnis and de* inniids which you, or either of you may have a gainst the estate .if K I.IX W O H T H IFuller, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge o f Hem Inn)* County, Florida, at Ills o ff ic e hi the cfiurt house o f sntd County at Han­ ford. Florida, within a lt c a l­ endar months from the time o f the first publication o f Hi Is notice. T w o copies nf each claim or demand shall be in writin g, and shall state the place o f residence and post riffle# add r e s! o f tha claimant, and shall be sworn to be the 19«3 claimant, his agent, nr a t t o r ­ ney and accompanied h> a filin g fee o f one dolla r and T IIK rm C IIT HURT such claim or demand not «a» l \ \IY T II J tllH T U . riH flT T , filed shall he void. l \ A N i l KOH H K M IVO U ; /e/ lid w ard Htuut As executor of the Mist I ' O I A T Y , F l . O l t I I ) \ l\ C I I D C K R Y M l. 13**lCI W i l l and Testament o f F K D K H A I , N A T IO N A L . M o i t T KHswortti L» Fuller, O A O K A88<m?IA TI ON. A Curdeecttsrd porAtliin orga nised under nn Htnentrom, Davis A McIntosh Act nf Congress ami existin g A tto rn e ys for Kueciitor Post O f fic e llox 133U pursuant to the Federal N a ­ tional M o r tg a g e Association. Hanford, Florida Publish March 11, I I . 33. Ap ri l Charter Act, havin g Its p rin ­ cipal o f f l r « In the City o f 1. IMS. Washington D is tric t o f Col* CIHJ-3I 14 TIIK f l l l f l IT n il NT (IK TIIK 4I4TII Jl llll 111 ,"|H. n c n o A X ( T I T 14 4411 KOI, 1111|* and and g l l l l t t . K Y II. d i l l - 4 o i . i : r o , 4 T V . r i . m t i i i i , 14 III A 4KKII1 40. t:tHIT 8 0 N. hla w lf # » t ,t to R i'iir r t i t m : H R M ll F .Y t R i CO VKSAYT In an unknown stmt# or K V A M l K1.1C A I , OK O II I. A N U O country oth er than th# r i t t r i t i ’ l l K l A J l l l D A , 81 ate of Florida, and m a il­ ru in iirr ing address being; *Y.r Division, 1*88 For* ra. A v. A S n n r i V H and SKI.?, fes ta l IC VA -S 9) r/o Fleet Post (t fflce, New York. m e m 's a suit i :\vb, m . air., at at. N e w Yo rk D* fcn.lant* You are her eby notified SOTICK that a Complaint to foreclose a certain m o r lg n g e encum­ ATtTI! OK KI.0IIIU4 TOi II K V K n i a T T D I U I B D M i and bering the f o llo w in g descr ib ­ K m v.u tll A I. K X A S I> K It ed real property, t o - w l l ; Ie>t I. lllock It. C n D N T I t r T C I t S I I C M * liar h u a h a n di J Alt KM U. T C I l S I l l ' M . and jn T e n s m c i .i.. hla w ir«: CIIUIH TINK T C ItS IIC M , JKSHB.N and JOII.V JK SH K X , hrr I'uhlti" l l m i r d r uf haml- luiahaml: J A C Q C K I . I N K T C I I X MCI,I, ( l A l . I . A I I I I K I t amt P A U L null, t^uunty, Florida, hrr huahamt; haa haan f lln l itMalnal y.iu i } A I.I.Ai 111Kit. A. X. A X IlM K W H and X 1:1.1, In Ilia alx iv r.aiyla.l ault, amt you ara raijulrcd to aart a a l l l t m V N AN DItK W M, hla wife. copy of yo ur A n a w ar o r oth er If II v Iiik and If ilra.l, Ilia un­ li. Ira. Ira at,e a. ilrI'laadtnK to the Complaint on know n P ta ln t lf f‘ a a t to rn e y ., AX'DKIt- v l . r r a amt ar n n lr r a o f lha KOX. I t t X I I . DK A X . la it V X - aald A. X. Andrawa and Nrll llKH A tan drn tIKItll, 333 ll n i n n An<lraw., hla wlfa, ami Kaat Central tloutavaril, Or­ all pira.ina r la lm ln c Intrrrata lando, Florida, and f i l e tha hy, IliruuKh, umlrr nr aaalnat o rig in a l Anawar or o t h « r Ihu Mild A. X. Andrawa and CltudltiK III lha o f f l r a o f tha Sail Itrnn n Amlraw a. hla w l f r ; It. U U K I tX iiK Y , If t ' l r i k o f tha I'lr.'ult Court on f lK t lH O K or hafuro tha 31rd day or II v I i i k . hla unkmiwn apuuar, April, 1*11. I f you fa ll to do an, a dacraa pro ron fa.ao will b* la k ir i aualnat you for tha r r l l a f dainamlrd In th , C o m ­ plaint. Thla X ot lc* ahall b , pub* llalicd otira a waak f o r four ronaaautlta w a r k . In Hi, Han­ for d llarald. DATKD thla 31 at day o f March. 1 »«I. IHKAl.t Ar th ur II, Dcokwlth, Jr. Cle rk o f tha Circuit Court My: Martha T. Vlhlaii Deputy Clark ruhllali March 31 A Ap ri l I, I. la. 1»«3. AITHM* 4 Canon K t3 p fc I B Ir iJH IV t Syria 1, a unt 4 Dameante b ----- capital n i T l iu t r oi the Unilrd T Soulhcru I T It tA If ----- Republic yrneral lA U n il l i t h a , ----4 Continent rawrvei 0 bewildered IW g f f i Jj t It i, la th* Middle----lOllardtoa rp i p i i ; 11 Tlaaue fanaL) 11 Wait# Ifi P ^ t l Koula lib.) allow anew lA lD lA q 14 Kmploytr taiteverenlUlfear 15 Heavy blow 30 Came Into .TV . . 1 14 Dear tlyat'a eiiatence 31 Mrlialr mother 13 Scurry 34 Oriental niTeaua 2.1 KUh vanew (ondilul 1« Puttaiatag la 34 Mr. Andrew* 33 Apple null 23 Kuropeaa river 37 Subdue 30 tlrai 24 Walking *tkk 34 Unit of I I Female aheap 27 Wicked relurtar Tl Diamond24 ( M up 40A>ylum cutter', cup 2b Sow 41 Flwure 3-1 Idollw s 4 i i T” l 24 Profeumaa 30 Mrtpllnci r r i r 31 Mountain pool 32 Contend ■ r ir 33 Mariner*! direct ion ii 3 4 lt«eou r 33 Diacreei 34 Color !l 34 Vexed (coflj 3 4 11Kb card S ’ 40 Fowl 41 Near II 44 Sytlaa dWrkt 40 May D44 Month lab) P | 1 | U ----- ytelda 34 many product, r ■ U Hrmtk prtAccaa t 43 Flah i t * M Nautical ten * u a 1 i IB tr u ^rr M L « U w r « 43 Fruit 44 Cooking alaaaU a 47 M i i i tan cula SOWN u u 54 U H II U ‘ IT t iik n i i i u i t r o t i i t nr %>i> r i m rot t t . P i.m iu it \ o , 131H 0 N* I TION' A I* H T A T K H A N K Ol* N C W A t l K . a national ban kin g corporation, P la in t if f, tt i/inn.x E t r o E N E v r o s n at at, It«> feiiil.inta* N O T I f 'R O F M I T t h e » t .%t r o f F i . o m n A TO I l*«»rrn Kug*n# Lyons, residence unknown C a r o l) ri T. Lyons, reaMctu# unknown Mall I tic jt<!<lres« l» AMH II School, N A T T C , Mem* fihla, T f n i i f M M . Toil » r r h#r#l»y no tified that a «ult 1ui« been filed again st >oB In the abiiv** entitled cat**. and that you are rr* «l uir* «l to fil»- yo u r an s w e r v%Ills the rl«*rk o f this Court and to **T%e a ropy th ere of upon the p la in t if f o r plain* tif f * attorneys, whose mttrt# nrid add rasa l« Jennln g*. Witts. Clark e and tin ml) ton, l!#« Ear net l National Hunk, 1fulfil Inif. J nr k s>»i» villi- S, Flop* id a. n « i Inter 11 nit i April i t , ISIH I f you full to do so .1% decree pro ro n f i*sm » will b# entered against you f o r Ilia re III f da Pin tided lit Hi* torn* tiUlnt. Thlli suit 111 to fora* el aft .i Jiiortgnge. T h e re al proper!) * *c retied Ig.i ll lM 1*1 toil n. it* »ek it s i's * sub* I. A N D Kb division Rev plat thereof, Flat Hook 11 31 o f the P o f Seminole Ida. WITNKKH m> seal o f » * Id Cou Florhia. this 1 M arrh , 19BJ. 1HKAK) A r th u r If, l Clerk of the Uy: Martha Deput) Cl*tl Putllah Mat h 1 iy Defendants* NO TH R O F s| IT T I I R i T t T i : OF F I. Oil 111% T o i Hsyniofid W. deVarmln tils Legal Notice Legal Notice ih m i : c t i i m t t c o l i i t i > im i n u t •B tm n i.K t o n T V . F I ,( in ilM AO . I j w a C O X N K C T I C U T <} K N K It ’ A I. |,lFK INHIJIt AN CK C O M P A N Y , a Connecticut corlroratlnn. ria fn llff. I F E E L L lk E A W C T / NO -G O CO F IN K . . A 6K V O JIF... r Legal N otice v iit it k ii % \ «m : X ^TIi .'E IB hereliy wlven that 1 «tn e h K * * * d In bn,ln ea» at 3»6» Orlando, Porn Park, Hamlni.la Coun t, Florida, tinitrr ■lir> flr il O nu , nama r.f C A tlP K T H A"LA C A IIT K . anil that I Intend In r e * l * t e r aald name wit h the Clerk o f tha Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, in accordance with the provielonn o f tha F lo tllloua Name Sltl ll tr a, to -w tti Hart Inn »6i.n» Florid a Statutea 1*17. S l « : L e ro y C. Mac Ta vD h IMitili.li March 11, It , 31 A At.rll I. 1*63. CIM1.J5 V-’H a , n o m n g h a p p s n e p , T h e m I STOPPED IT. N V/BU, & C . . . j, A3DUKP MV COfMM&HG GENERAL, VrOOLD VO(J GIVE ME 6 0 M E UIMT6 OUT 0 ? T & YO U R V AS T h y EXPEBEM Ce O N H OvVTO j u t ' BECOME A * A * i GENERALf J & M Legal Notice Legal Notice YO U A l t K II K M K I I Y N U T IF I K D that a ault to quiet title haa bean brought In Ilia C ir ­ cuit Court In and for S em i­ nole County, Florida, attaltiat you amt each o f you ctalmlnu any eatate, rliiht, title or Inlaraal In ,,r lien upon the follow Ilia dvaerlhrd real p ro ­ perty alluata, lylmc ami being in Hrmlnulr Cuunty, F lo rb la: tada 1. 1. 3. I, 1, I, T A *. lllock " i r HOt I T U At.TAMti.NTK I I K i l l I I T H accordInu to the plat I b . r r u f ua recordvd In Flat Monk 4 Pane 6, Public Itecufda •>f Samluula Cuunty, Flurtdla; and you ara hereby required to flla Willi the Clark uf lb * aald Circuit Court at tha Court llouea In Ortamlo, F l o r ­ ida. pereunatly or by yo u r a t ­ torney. yo ur Anawar o r other w ritten defenae. If any, and to arrva a ro p y tharaof upon tha D U I n t lff ’ a A tto rn e y whoea name la W K I IM K It It. IIAI.NKH, 334 Park Avenue. South. W i n ­ ter I’ aik. Florida, not later than the tt tli day o f April. 1*61. therein eelt ln c up the eatate, right, title or Intartat or Ilea upon tha above deecrlbed p ro pert y claimed by l o u : and elmutd you fall to do ao. D rrr rre P r o Coufeeau will be entered aaalnat you. W I T X K S S m l tiand and real or aald Court at Sauford, Seminole County, Florida. Dil i ■he l l i h day o f March, A. D. 1*61. (S K A IA Ar th u r II. I h r k w i i i i , j r , Clark o f Ilia c ir c u it Court tty; Jaun K. Wilke, Depu ty Clark W lm lr rw eedla, llalnaa A AVard 336 Dark A * a . fluuth W in t e r Dark, Fla. Dubllah March I I , U A April ja c k p o x a v a i.d M AItT KMAI.VK W A I . i n t u C , hla wlf r. Drfandanta a o t ic : to A i- P K A H T i n : k T A T K OK K I. O H III 4 T U t.D C lkJAX J k A C K M fl.Y AA" A 1,111(01* and M A Jt V K I . A I X K W A I. D IID C 3Tiiy A vanur K K n i t , ) . Ala bam a TOC AltlJ I I K I I K l i r X O T I . K IK H that a ault haa haan » w e r with th# Clerk or Hit* Court and to. serve a copy thereof upon th* P la in t if f or Plaintiff*!! attorneys, whose haute and address is Hlshop 4c Hortisteln* 51 Fast Pin# Htreet, Orlando, Florida, not later than Ap ri l ICtlt, 19«3. I f you fall |iT do so a Decree Pro Cotifesso will he entered • gainst you for the re lie f lemanded in the Complaint. Tills suit Is to foreclose a tio rtgag e. T h e rJal property 1. 11 33. lllock 31. N O R T H ORLANDO FIR ST A D D I­ TIO N, accor dion In plat th e re of recorded In I ’ lat Rook 13, 1‘aicea 33 and 31, Dublin R econla o f S em i­ nole County, Florida. W I T X K t M my hand and lha eaal nf aald Court at Sanford. Flotilla, (hla 14th day ol Maruh. 1, 63. (it K A L I Ar th u r II, Rerkw'lth, J r , Clerk o f the Circuit Court l l y : Martha T. A'lltlan Oepu ly Clark r u lll a h March t l , 31 A A p r il 1. I , 1,41. C DO-SI Attl lt K Foil lima T h e Hoard o f Cuinily Commleebmrra o f Srmlnole County, Florid a w il l re criva blda at tha o f f l r a uf Ar th ur II. Ilcckwlth, Jr.. Clark, lei tha Courthuuaa at Hanford. Florhla up to 1:U« D. M., Monday, April I, 1,63, f o r tha f o llo w * 1nK malarlala* A p p r o ilt n a t e ly 3th, to 4un, tona o f Hot Aaphalt b Concrete, to be furntahad aa needed durlna tha • month period andIn a October 1, 1,43. Se­ parata p ric e , are to be atatril f o r T y p e I and f o r T ype It II",t Aaphaltlc Concrete, par ton baa la, F.U.IL plant. Tha malarial In ba furnlahe l, ami the plant prudurliiK the rnatarlal, ahall com ply In every r e a p e d with tha c u r ­ rent Standard Specif Icatbma for Ruud and Urtdue Conelructloti of the F lo rb la Htata itoad Dapartmcnt, Tha a b o a , rjuantillre are appr'iiltnata and no gu ar antee la ylvrn o r Implied aa til total amount Chat w il l ba required durlna tha period uf lha «untract. Uhl prlca ahall be net prl, a to tha Cuunty f o r materiala farnlahad, and ahould aadu de all raamplad Htata or Fadaral taiaa. I Ida tn ba andoped In a atalad ao rr lo p r, plainly m a r k ­ ed on the oiitaida: -"HID Ft ill Ft M M H IU X U It IT L K Ilu T A S P H A L T I C C O N C IIB T K . open April I, I t « ! . Hlda to ba opened at a in,-a liner to ba held In Ilia Couiily Commlaelon Meatlua Itooin In Ilia Courtto.uaa at Sanford, F lo rid a on Tuteday . Aptll >, 1*13. at t b i « « A. M. or a a eoun t liar ra ft e r aa poaatbla. The r l s b l la rtaarvad to Waive any IrreitnUrlHaa „r KchulcallUua III bid, and to reject any o r all blda. Hoard of County Coinmlaaluuera Seminole Cuunty, Florida J. C. Ilmchleon. c h a irm e n �• !* * ' ■« * w f t = ^ l * 6 a B a a i 5 s a ^ a E Z i L' - » Il 77:* Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2-5612 G. F o r Rent Classified Office 204 *W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Jlir frnnftiriA ijrrulh Mon. April 1, ‘titt—Fugf i>, 12. Real EMntc Fur Sale 17. Male Help Wanted Houses for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Witllams Hardware, 203 E. 23th St. 2 11ED ROOM Cfl house, fenc­ Will ed in yard. FA 2-9531. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $75 month. Ph. j FA 2-5393. Tut!*., thru Fri. * I'. M. day before insertion. Moo. • Sal. ltUO.MS. The Gables. 401 Magnolia Avc. FA 2-U72U. 0000. S3IALL furn. Apt. 1992 Maple STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: FA 2-0731. T up*., thru Fri. - 2 P. SI. duy before insertion. Sion. • Sat. BEDROOM house. Kitchen noon. equipped. Near base. FA 2-3683. RESPONSIBILITY; The Herald will not be re. HOUSE for sale or rent on sponsible for more than one rent payments to right per­ son. FA 2-7031. incorrect insertion of your ad. and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ 2 UKDHUOM Upstair* Apart­ ment. Large, airy Com­ ment .from what ordered to pletely furnished, newly de­ conform to the policies of this corated A- sparkling clean. paper. Adults. S75 a month, Pli. FA 2-0668. 1. Lost & Fotinfl_________ BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen LOST: Small Black & White equipped. $70. FA 2-1681. Fox Terrier, long tail. Vi­ cinity of 5 Points. Reward. FURS'. Apt FA 2-28(81. FA 2-861*3 or FA 2*2581. EFFICIENCY' Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lot* and shopping stores. No utility charges Suitable for couple or sin gle. Inquire Jacobson Store. 2. Notices - Personals VP TICE Anyone (especially nun Uiat backed elderly couple's car following accident), seeing rust colored car strike un occupied, yellow* Pontiac, Winn-Dixie, Third and Pal metto parking lot, Friday, March 29, call FA 2-2908. House. Stove A refrig. $35. 2fi. Radio & T ele v inion interview 32. F lo w ers • Shrubs j 34. Articles For Sale 1 PERSONAL RADIO A Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ t’ lth purchase of niue Lus­ T.V. SERVICE tre, rent Electric Carpet gons, Pansies, Vegetable * Me repair Phono Chaugers Shampooer for only $1 per Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. DRIVE BY AND LOOK prentice Platers. 322-2387. Radio A T.V., Auto Radios Upsala Rd. Just off 2UUr St. day. Carroll'i Furniture. ♦ 2962 Hibiscus — Charming 1 DAY SERVICE and 1st St. PERSONABLE MEN __ . Spanish type home. 3 Bed, 25th St. A Sanford Avc. room*, separate furnished To train for Social Director frigerator drop by tho POTTED MUMS m bloom. Ph. 323-0655 jobs. Hotels — Resorts apartment. $12,909. 35c up. Furniture Center at ttoo Cruise Ships. See our a ♦ 215 W. 2utli hi. 4 Bed too ina, J FAST DEPENDABLE T.V. French Ave. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY under instruction — Clasi 2 baths, beautiful corner Service Service calls $1.00. Grapcvlllc Avc. Near 20th St. ification No. 3. Intcroatloi lot. $13.U99. $199 duwu. LIVING ROOM Suite. Home Service Co, 393 San­ al Professional Academy*. ♦ 1502 Forest Dr. (WynneCheap. Adam Decorative 3.1. Fu rn itu re ford Ave. FA 2-3532. wood) 3 Bedrooms, carpet­ Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. 18. Help YVnntcd WANTED reliable couple to *-!7. Special Serv ices ed living room, Florida FA 2-2922. take up monthly payments room. $12,300. $4uo down. A WATKINS ROUTE In this * WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Electric of $13.59 cn 3 complete NEW D E L U X E ♦ 418 Lake Boulevard (Loch area is open for sc Ranee. Cost $279—sell for SPRINKER SYSTEMS rooms of furniture. Call Arbor) 3 Bedrooms, corner tired man, or lady, All Types and Sires $150. 322-8940. TE 8-1511, Casselberry, collot. Close to .Mayfair golf seml-retlrcd people * Wc Repair and Service lect. course. $14,590. S T I N E ♦ 610 E. 14th St. Hoomy 2 Tractor. 2 Mower attach­ Machinery and Supply Co. F R E E E S T IM A T E bedrooms, largo d i n i n g to Route. Abo have l ments, one 30” sickle, ro­ 11 207 W. 2nd St FA 2 *5432 Upholstering A Maitress ren­ room. $10,700. Umo Route open M; * tary attachment, $150. 1 ovating. New A Used Furni­ you can qualify. For ♦ 319 Elliott. (M ayfair) 3 Mile N, of Orange City. ture. Call Nix Bedding 5!lg. r; Air-Conditioning Bedrooms, dining room. 2 sonal interview in Floriland Trailer Park. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. l. H. R. POPE CO., IN C . Beautiful lots. $15,500. 775 3538. FA 2-2117. s 290 So. Park Avc. FA 2-4234 If one of these appeals to you ida. Call for an appointment to Used furniture, appliances, 30. Automobiles - Trucks SING lilt inspect. tools, etc. Bought * Sold. BUYING A NEW or 19. Situation* Wanted S E W IN G M A C H IN E Larry's Mart 215 Sanford USED CAR? C A L L F A l2-5T8:t Ave, Ph. FA 2 4132 Child Care. FA 2-2274 FINANCE IT WITH l'S ♦ Low Interest Rates SMI III Air-Condition Rvlrl- j Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick YARD Work FA 2-7878. REALTOR — INSUROR ♦ Low Monthly Payments go r alinn service. All work Service With the Oath FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. CHILDREN Kepi. FA 2 4182. FLORIDA STATE HANK guaranteed. Very reason SUPER TRADING POST able in price. Day FA 2-7434 FA 2 9677. Cushman scooter. $75. Runs 15. DuHinesH Opportunity Night F’A 2-2069. to elderly lady. FA 2-3178. good. Ph. 322 0464. 31. Articles* For Sale KOIN K LEEN EXPERIENCED Young worn- LAWNS Renovated • Aerate '55 ULTCK. $199 rurs wclL Sport a h i r t sale. $1.99. Remove Thatch * Chinch ULTRA modern coin operat­ Must sell. 302 S. Oik. Rug* $2.9!) up. Army-Navy Bug Spray (VC-13J * Fcrtied dry cleaning A laundry. 1962 COItVAN Truck for sale Surplus, 310 Simford Ave. ire—Ph. FA 2-4244 Best location in new San­ Sanford. References. I or trade. Call 322-3990. ford Publix ahopping cen­ MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Box 296. Lake Mary. RF7ADY’ MIX Concrete, win­ ter. Reasonable down pay­ dow sills, lintels, steps, '56 CHEVROLET. $425. Call Plano Tuning and Repair ment and we finance bal­ 21. Ilcauty Salons FA 2 6633 after 6:90. locks, sand, cement, rock, W. L. llarmon - FA 2-4223 ance of complete turnkeypipe, xtcol, grease traps, installation. Hold the grand F R IG ID A IR E dry wells, stepping stones. 37. Boats • Motors Complete Beauty Service opening and offer continu­ Sales A Service Miracle Concrete Co. Evening Appointments Gateway To The Waterway ed assistance. Y’ou can G. H. HIGH 390 Elm Avc. F’ A 2-5751 Kolnum Sporting Goods FA 2-574 make over 159*, return on 1Q5 So. Oak 1799 W. 1st St. Santord Your EVINRUDE Dealer your investment. Call Ralph Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop RECLAIMED PIANOS Ph. FA 2-3883 304-6-8 E. lit Ph. FA 2 SMt Hacsly, business hours. Col­ Special on Perm*. Call foi Due to unfortunate circum­ lect 233 9191 Tampa, or appointment. 3 Senior ope­ L A W N SERVICE stances have 2 pianos, one 1 714 hp. .MERCURY Kicker. write me c o Koin Kleen, rators. Free parking lots. Like new, 1 10-lip Wiscon­ walnut, une mahogany. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 4232 Fla. Ave. Tampa. 318 Palmetto AVC. 322-9831 F'ameus make*. Will ar­ sin Molor. FA 2-6978. isfaction guaranteed. 1'h. range sale to reliable fam­ FA 2 1817. 1G. Female Help Wanted ily this area. Guaranteed. An investment, not an ox chell tilt trailer. 5V4 bp, ' p'OMEN with own transpor­ pcnie. Call FA 2-5612 lor 29. Aiitnmnhile Service Like new* condition. Call or Ev in rude. Extraa. 1 year tation cure for 3 children expert advice on a Herald write Credit M a n u g,e r old. FA 2-8895. aiW housework. 5 or 6 days advertising campaign. Streep's, 641 N. Orange, AUTD • RADIO Orlando 424-2401. a week, tonic evenings. Pay Drivc-ln Repair Service 38. Motorcycles . Scootcm by hour. FA 2-6562 after­ 22 Build * I'uint • Repair PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. MATIIES 2 ton Air-Conditionnoons. 25th St. A Sanford Avc. REPAIRING, painting, cab er. $130. Call 322-0838. New* A Used. Ph. 323 0655 inet making. All work guar­ SEWERS WANTED Lewis Sales A Servics anteed. Call FA 2 2139 after IMMEDIATELY USED AUTOMATIC Washer 2617 Country Club Rd. AUTO GLASS 3 p. mWork at homo doing simple ami Dryer. Many lo choose Pit. FA-2-7928 sewing. Wc supply materi­ troin. Completely recondi­ INSTALLED 2ftP lu m b in g S ervices als and pay shipping both Senicnrik Gluxx a ir ! i’aint tioned. 9u day warranty on 1859 VESPA .Motor Scootar,' $175. May be seen after all. Diek's Applianrc. 510 ways. Good rale of pay. Company 5:30 p.m. at 710 Cherokeo S. Sanfurd Avc. F'A 2-7658. Piece work. Apply, Dept. 2)0 klagnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Circle or call FA 2-8064. At* 369, Box 7910, Adelaide TAPE RECORDER. $83. HI. 1’ m iltry . Livestock Post Office, Toronto, unPhm ihlttg A H eatin g Stereo play hack Mon IteC- 1 lario, Canada. AIR CONDITIONING Phone FA 2-0190. ord. 322-0664 before 19 a.m. Large Slirtland ponies; i CONTRACT and REPAIR ADAPTABLE WOMEN gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ SPINET Plano. I.ike new, full l WORK 39. Trailers • Cithanus -]'o (tain for Social Director* dles and bridles. 322-9162. 10o7 Sanford Ave. FA 2-0592 keyboard. M a h o g a n y . (Social Hostess) jobs. Ho­ Reach. Guaranteed. Call 199 RABBITS and 150 pens, PLUMBING tels — Resorts — Ships. Sec ft. Completely le li contain­ FA 2-9(181. 40 liree<liiig stuck, uu Fryer* Contracting Repairs our ad under instruction— ed. u Ply Ur#*. Just Ijka FREE ESTIMATES and blaster hunnles. All fur Refrigerator, gas stove, dish­ Classification No. 3 Inter­ new*. All aluminum. De­ It. L, HARVEY national Profess: onal Acad­ $139. Sell purl or all. Call washer and other house­ witt's Trailer Park. 3515 Or­ FA 2 2870. emy. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 hold hems. FA 2-4339. lando Drive. Stemper Agency “ Stick around! In 15 minutes I'li have served my s e n te n c e !" 6 A Special' "iSulUtrs 12. R eal E » ( t n t * T w Sole REMINDER 3 BEDROOMS, 3 bath*. Kit­ INCOME TAX SERVICE chen equipped. No down payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. O. M . H A R R IS O N ’S FA 2-1761. 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 Key West, Fla. 9. F o r Sale o r R en t Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ MEN AND WOMEN plus CHy. 201 W. 1st St. If you like country living. For immediate training as 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On Real Estate — Mortgages Social Directors. Wide de­ suuth side of big Lake III N. Park Ave. F'A 2 212J mand for trained person Mary. Water for boating, nel. etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Must Ik- seen to appreciate. NOW mately 2(4 acres. FA 2-9162. 3 Bedroom—with air-condit­ Short detailed extension at ioning and screened |mreli. FA 2 5594. home training followed by House, F’A 2-7898 or F'A 2-42u5. Any type of financing. Paytwo weeks of residency meals as low a* $61.09 per 13. Huai E state F o r Sale training. SOCIAL DIREC month, plus taxes and inTORS work resorts—hotels surance to qualified buyer. porch. Close in. FA 2-9191 REDUCED, 2 Story home, —cruise ships, Plscement or FA 2-2624. good repair, new plumbing TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES assistance free to our grad­ Phone 322-2744 wiring, termite contract. uates. Training need not in 3 BEDROOM. Living A Din­ 715 SUgnolia, FA 2-8966. terfere with your present ing room. Beautiful loca3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ Job. For personal interview llon. REFERENCES. Call NFW HOUSE on Cryatal lake, ner lot facing lake. 199 4this city) write giving FA 2-7)14. Waits Drive, S u n ) a n d larch Arbor. Call FA 2-3378 phone number to Interna Estate. F1IA In acrvlce. or FA 2-3077. tional Professional Acade­ $450 down, monthly $81.75, my — 226 S. Andrews Ave. VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 NO CASH NEEDED —Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. or FA 2 2118. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 1 or FA 2-7945. month. T. A 1. included. 6. For Kent 322-8085. LARGE Apartment. 801 Mag­ Lake .Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ nolia. Fireplace, master chen equipped. FA 2-3010 Highland Park bedroom and carpeted. 1201 Office FA 2 2118 412 Ediths Circle FA 2-6347. anil 1203 Elm, Duplex. 119 Night FA 2-9648 Elm. Master bedroom, tile Tills three bedroom block 323-9790 Three room turnlsbed liomc on two lot* can be hath and carpet. All clean 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fta. apartment. 2101 Magnolia. purchased for $12.9<X I.U 0. and nicely furnished. All $43. 2 Bedroom Furnished Can lie financed through 5 LOTS. FRAME HOUSE on *60. NO 8-5267. Apartment, $55. Robert A. f HA by qualified purchas­ Palmetto Ave. and Rosa­ Williams. Phone FA 2-3951. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED er fur only $999 99 down lind StNear Naval Air Apartment. 1506 W. 3rd. Including dosing coit. ExLoch Arbor three bedroom Station. J. H. Sauccrmsn. unfurnished house, kitchen CLEAN Large Apt. Down- .elusive listing. IB. 3. Box 412-S., Palutku, equipment, $95.00. Robert Fla. atairs furnished, nil park. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS A. Williams FA 2-3951. Realtor OUT OF STATE owner must AVAILABLE RENTALS NEWLY FURNISHED Large LAKE Jessup. 1 bedroom fur­ Raymond Lundqiiiat, A m o . m*I1 approximately 2a acre* FA 3 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 BR. duplex. 14th St. Longon Rice 1 Linden Lakes. nished home. $75. wood. 838 3298. May be plotted into 22 lots, LOCH Arbor, 4 bedroom, 2‘ j IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY each on water. Also 2 lot* baths, unlurnished. $150. NICE A clean 3 room furnish­ 3 Bedroom — will) air-cunon Linden Lake. 2 acres Lease. ed Apartment. Near town. ditSoiling and large family each. Dr. Fran* Polgur. 839 untarnished, $65 u month, lncludw wa­ 2 BEDROOM room —Any type financing. Forest Ave. Rye, New several $70 to $83. ter A electricity. FA 2-8514. Payment* at low as $68.83 York. a mo , phn laxea anil insur­ FURN. Apt. 3300 Mellonville. SUN'LAND ESTATES. 3 Bed­ ance to qualified buyer. rooms, fenced yard. Swim­ TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES Unfurnished 2 bedroom liousc. 1901 S. Park Avc. ming pool. $8209 month Phone 323-2744 1303 Elliott A vo., FA 2-3261 FA 2-5232 anytime payment*. TA 2-2829 or FA 2-03J{. 3. Education - Instruction Stenstrom Really lim Hunt Realtv Wall WKBBk’W , Seminole Really Furnished St. Johns Realty 1 BEDROOM CB house. Fur­ Unfurnished I or 2 bedroom 3 B E D R O O M house. $99 mouth. FA 2 2322. THE TIME TESTED FIRM nished or unturnistied. 2606 Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Film Avc. ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. FURN. 2 Bedroom house. 116 N. Park Ave. F'A 26123 FA 2-4678. Adults. No pels. FA 2-7664. V E L A K A a PA RT MENTS: NEW furnished A unfurnish­ Rooms private ballit, 114 ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ W. First St. ment, tile IjsHis; terrauo floors. Ph. FA 2-2374 alter 2 UR. Duplex. Almost new. 5 p.m. Elect, kit. tile bath, gar­ age. loot-A Elm St. Excel­ lent location. Available Apr. Jst. $75 mo. FA 2-5384 ' RENT A~ BED ~ ~ ROOM furnished Apart ment. Private entrance A bath. 518 Mellonville. FA 2 5420. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby GA Special Notice* Beds. By Day, Week, or Month INCOME TAX RETURNS. 12 CARROLLS FURNITURE years experience. Call La­ Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W 1st St. mar Williams. 5 Points, FA 2-7843. UN FURN. 1st Floor. 3 rtns. bath. 2 screened pordiei. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ stairs evenings. Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ cle. FA 2-7484. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. FA 2 3651. NEW HOMES • I.on a» -*l.) prr month • NO MONEY DOWN • IOU><i F in a n c in g • Built on Your l.ut • 21 lh ir.n n l Mudrl. • One tu 4 Bedroom* - in A I R - l O X i m iO M N G REFRIGERATION • MEN NEEDED • We train you • Home study with reaching • Tools and equipment furnished. WRITE — COMMERCIAL TRADES INSTITUTE B O X J8 C/O Sanford He rule! Grt lull-rotor Dlusitatrd catalog of hoim ■ FREE! Write nr rail collect today JIM WALTER HOMES 4346 W. Colonial Dries ORLANDO, FLORIDA Plume: CV J U9M HOLLERS°/SANFORD SQUARE DEAL BUYS G2 CADILLAC I l)o«r. Power. A ir ......... $1,195 5K PLYMOUTH 2 Door, V-8 ................ 395 -IK FORD Station Wagon. V-K, Auto. ...... GL'i .’»7 FORD Country Sed., Overdrive......... 545 57 CIIEV. Sla. Wagon, G Cyl., Std........ 745 Gl CIIEV. i'i Ton Pickup. Auto............ 1145 5i» CIIEV. Sla. Wagon, 0 Cyl., Hid........ 1.105 59 PLYMOUTH 2 l)oor ...................... 795 5G MERCEDES 220. 4 Door ................ 1295 ,'G CADILLAC Sed. DeYille. Air Cotid.... 095 5N FORD 2 Door, G Cyl., Std............... 015 Gl CIIEV. Sla. Wagon, V-8. Auto.......... 1795 59 CIIEV. I Door. G Cyl.. Sid............... 1195 5G CIIEV. Slu. Wag., V-K, Auto.. Air Conti. 595 51 CIIEV. Delruy, Aulo....................... -195 58 CIIEV. Vi Ton Pickup ................... 995 50 FORD Slu. Wagon, V-8, Std............... 395 55 CIIEV. 2 Door, I) Cyl., Std............... 195 GO CIIEV, Nomad, Air Conti................. 1G95 50 CIIEV. I Door. 0 Cyl., Auto.............. 495 57 PLYMOUTH 1 Door. 6 Cjl., ...... ... 115 58 CIIEV. Ton Pickup .................. 795 50 INTERNATIONAL Vt Ton Pickup .... 295 59 OLDS 4 Door Dynamic 88, Aulo........ 1295 57 MERCURY’ Sla. Wagon. Auto., P, Steer. 195 50 DUICK2 Special, Std. Shift, Clean 295 61 CIIEV. I Door. 0 C>l, Std............. 1195 WE'RE LOYOED • THEY GOTTA GO FKF.D YEACKUS 219 E. 2nd 6T. FA 2-6231 _________ CLAUDE HITTELL 2305 PARK AVE. FA J-0M1 n iti-V M io c it id iiw EVERY CAR ON OUR LOT HAS A SPECIAL SALE PRICE! 1!H»2 Fairlune 500 Fordor, Aulmnallr Transmission, V-8 Engine, Radio, Healer, l ’o »e r Steering, *9 1 QR Like New .................. . 1000 Falcon 1050 Ford Tudor Wagon. Auulmalir I railsmission, 6 Ctlimler. >QQC Fordor Sedan, V-8 Engine, Radio. - OA K Healer. Beil K Wtitle *>***> Healer. Straight Stirk ''I '1 1000 Plymouth l-'ury Fordor llntdlop, V-8, Radio. 1002 Volkswagen Healer, Color Red, A Steal *1595 1001 Ford Guluxie lordor Hardtop. V-a Engine. Ra­ dio, Healer. Power Steering. Potter Brake*, MROR Aiitoniallr Transmission 14854* II liter. F a c to r ) Mr, Low Mileage, Rial Clean IJ 4 J 1050 Studelmker 1057 Studcbaker Coriimaniler Fordor, V-8 Engine, Aulo hi alie Iran.mission, Radio, Healer, $4 Ulnrk A While ........... 1000 Falcon 1000 Ford Fairlune 1145 EVERY CAR W IL L H A V E A 1963 TAG 2 Dour, V-8 Engine Aulomelir I ransinissiun *4 5 T.....k.M..,|l'J-r*8 Oldumoliile Itadin. Healer, ■Red A W lit1*-_____________ WWW I udor, 6 t ) Under, Radio, Real l lean ... 1057 Plymouth ’53 Plymouth Station Wcaon 1001 Chevrolet 1001 Falcon 745 ONLY O N E -C O M E EARLY! in,,*.,, am,.-.ik Tudor, 6 C)Ruder, Heater, $ Q (jK Tutune Green ...... .. OwlJ Custom 3(19 'l udor 6 Cylinder, Radio, Healer, $4Q K Gri^_ii_A_tVjijtf 480 Pii'klip Truth, 6 Cylinder NEW LICENSE TAG — ItrlAIr Fordor, \ -8 Engine, Radio. IlYatrr, * 14*5*1 PoHer Steering 1958 Ford |69e ADO 1050 Ford Fairlune Furdor V-a Engine, Autometlr Trensnilssioii, Radio, m ne Healer, Tail A W hit* .... W 00 *6 Fordor Hardtop, V-x Engine, Radio, llc-nlrr. Potter Brakes, 1055 Chevrolet Potter Steering, Automatic Transmission HclAir Fordor. Automelic Trans­ mission, Radio, ("A C Y’ellott A Wlute W 0O *745 DAVID SMITH — USED C A R S — 7th & FRENCH - OPEN 8 .\.M. Ill 8:30 P.M. MON. Thru FRI- il * \ V• �ffjjf fcauTorh frriB PflBB 10 — A p r il 1, *G3 Summer School The Hollins College Mast­ er of Arts In Teaching Pro­ gram will offer two pre-sum­ mer short courses June 3-19 a regular six-week summer session June Itl-July 31, and two post summer short cours­ es Aug. 1-17, according to an announcement made by Dr. William T. Ed wards, direct­ or. Graduate Program in Teaching. Students enrolling in the summer course* muy earn up to nine semester hour* of credit, and in special cases, 12 semester hours of credit. The Islest official regislra- • Mon. • Tucs. (Ion date for the two pre­ summer short courses, Edu­ cation SM and Education 514, ia June 3. The latest dates for registration in the aix-week summer session, with 13 courses ottered, and the postsummer course* arc June 1» 19. • Wed. Specials PTA To Meet The April business and pro­ gram meeting of the Hear Lake Elementary PTA will lie held it I p. m. Tuesday following the opening social period scheduled to start at 7:30 p. m. Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A THER of Son ford ROOM SA LE! FIELD TRIP l» n food store whh taken by the HlinlnnU of Mr*. Nancy Foy’a Wcntnlde third Krudo, Tuesday. Approximately .‘Hi children were ahown through the Thriftwny Store anil llamly Food Market by employes of the store and nmnatfer and owner Joe Gazil. (Herald Photo) New Resuscitation Method Business Shown For Bear Lake Club & Mr. and Mr*. K*y C. WinBy Shirley Wenlworth In Sanford was given by Mra, freo were guest# of the LinThe new life saving method E. L. Hubbard who outlined cnln-Mcreury division for top of “ mouth to nose" resusci­ work on the basic shell dress and use of sewing cqulpmrnt drslrrihlp salesmen at a ban­ tation developed in Austra­ being conducted in the class quet Saturday evening at Guy lia and rapidly being adopt­ c*. I,ombar*lo’a I'ort-o-Call isl SI, ed for general useage was Mrs. W. 0. Csrpenfcr, who Petersburg. Winfrco, with demonstrated Tuesday night was scheduled to demon- Hunt Llnculn-Mercury here, 111 Llncolu-Mercury by Seminole Chapter Repre­ slrale proper Ironing meth­ Joined sentatives of the Amcricsn ods. was unable In attend aulrsmen from throughout the meeting doe to Illness. Florida and Southern A la­ lied Cross for members of Refreshment* were serv­ lia mu In ’’Itiller Clrrlef* mem­ the Itear I-akc Home Demon- ed by the hostess at the bership a* top Haleameti in the ttrallon. Club. conclusion of the business Jacksonville district. program. The April The program on water safe­ and ty and resuscitation was giv­ meeting will lie held at the Giving orders makes you home of Mrs. John Wood, en by Mrs. Edith Avencl and unfcmlninc. fir,28 Llnncal Reach Dr., Hear seem b o s s y , Mrs, Colleen Stewart who al­ Lake. Make requests, Instead. io demonstrated the step by atep procedures of mouth to mouth resuscitation using the life sited «}0mmy “ Annie" and guided each cluh mem­ ber through the liie saving routine. lied Cross • » yet ha* not wholly approved the new mouth |o nose techniques al­ though liie mouth lo mouth method, developed and used first by lifesaving teams In Norway, Is approved and lias been In use for Mime time, the rcpresentallvca ad­ vised. The meeting was held at the home of Mr*. Russell g/iotnis with Mrs. Raymond Jackson, cluh president, pro­ dding. Mr*. Jackson announced that arrangement have been completed for llio club lo tour a furniture store on the evening of May 2 beginning at 7:30 p. tn. She alto an­ nounced that (lie Hear I.akc group hid received an Invi­ tation to altond the May 13 all day meeting of the fieneva Cluh, A report on sewing rlastrs being held at the HI) Center Low, Low Trirc* . . . — Plus GRt - Edge" Stamp*I MAXWELL INSTANT Deluxe 3-Room Group LIVING ROOM: Nylon enrrred Sofa Red with Matching Chair, 3 Table* and I Lamps RED ROOM: • Rookrase Bed. • Double llrraaer • Inneraprlng Malreas and Matching Hot Spring • Itoomr Chfttt • Beautiful Danish Modern Design In Satin Walnut Flniah DINETTE with Table and I Matching Chair* Complete L 1 FRESH “ 100',» ^ 3 8 9 i> - "V 38 LB. FA 2-0983 0 Limit: One With Your *3 Or More Food Ordrr, Pteune. 48‘ Sanford's Only Air-Conditlunrd Furniture Store •KELLOIWS" CORN FLAKES “ CENTER CUr* Ham Slices SANDWICH (Lim it: J, I’li-HKe) “Sl'NLITK’ SIZE BREADED VEAL CUTLETS each 9c H & G DRESSED W H IT IN G lb. 15c TOWN li'Jc Can “ FOOD KINO" Lb. QUARTERS OIEO 2 CARTONS 25' Lb. •'RELIABLE DETERGENT** — LARGE DETERGENT" — 22 OZ. 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V E L ------------------------------------- 33c "LOW 9 U ( *N '»- TOMATOES " F l'N Your Welcome Wugun llostes* will call with g l f t a and f r i e n d l y greeting* from lh* com­ munity. CORN . (Lim it: 3. Please) A D ---------------------------------------79c Have you, or lias someone you know, just moved to a new home ? SSS FANCY* 25 NO. .*103 Can “ AMERICAN DBAUTY** HOLDEN Vi P O U N D . T O W N BREAK FAST BACON Wllh The Purchase Of Knelt I l.h. PkiiALL MEAT W IENERS ........................ 9 TOMATOES (Lim it: l. Please) FREE! 9 8 Oz. Pkff. 78 LB- delivered daily to your door KANSAS CITY (D P I) Fast biller Dun l ’lisler, who hud a 4-14 record Inst season. Is suffering with srm trouble and has led the Kansas City Athletics training in t h r south, for treatment in Kan sns Oily. Club olflclals estimated he may be sidelined Ihrea weeks. JAR Spare Ribs of Sanford and have the Sanford Herald Leaves Camp 10 OZ. •SMALL’* LEAN mail or bring this coupon for Onlv PURE' LB Other 3-llcmm OrnupH A m Idiw A m 5288 2(13-09 K. First St. COFFEE Ground Beef EASY TERMS Open Friday Night* M ATH ER HOUSE" bars 21c A I BATH IA IIS 44e Wl 25TH. b P/jlK SAN FORI (Quantity Right* Reserved] 3 �. *•*- f I* V i I 'Featherbedding' Ruling (Eh? R a il T ie - U p e i o c^ *0 By LAHUY VFIt.SIIFL It sure seems strange tliat Kern Park Mayor V**rnou Dunn would preicnt his permissive legislation request on incorporation to the Icgisla live delegation without first going through the County Commission . . , Had public relations considering propos­ als rail for the use of county liooks, etc. * f _ ^ • Talked with Senator Mack Cleveland .tr. (it sun' seems mrr to pul Senator in front of his name) in Tallahassee. We hear Mark's in tine for a top committee ( maybe finance and taxation) not had for a freshman senator . . . Also that Speaker Matlorv Home had reserved a spot on the appropriations committee for Cordon Frederick . . . It will he interesting to sec what committee .Ian Fortune gets Joe Davis lias already been lined up for the Public Saf­ ely committee. • w ™ ) * * • • Windows completed in the courthouse . . . Next step is L’aini Hruce's otftce which should he completed in alionI two weeks . . . Thu* far court house and agricultural office renovations total over SJO.tKm . . . II should he at the SSO.Ihki figure when Hie entire task Is completed » £ • • • BULLETIN CHICAGO <LT*!> — Hie nation's railroad*, (reed ol a restraining Injunction, an­ nounced today they will pul anti-featherbedding work rule* change* into rile d April a which could touch off a nationwide rail strike. Hall official* are experttug that President Kennedy will appoint an emergency bn; rd for a M-day "cooling o ff" period aimed at head­ ing rdl a nation-wide rail­ road strike a* ihe result id the court ruling handeit down today In Chicago. laical rail ottierr*. tr questing their names not he published, said this appears lo lie Hie only alternative at Ihi* point. The emergency board would study Ihe fails in Ihe matter (or 3u days and then olfer recommend­ ations "for a solution to Ihr President, I ti e railroads and the employes." The Herald sought at tiiHin today h> fdeplume tu obtain a statement from AV. Tlmmas Hire, president ol the Atlrnlie Coast Line rail­ road, but was informed by hi* Jacksonville office that "he I* out nf the city." * • * City Attorney Hill Itulchi son has filed the city's brlet in that termile slander ease CHICAGO ( U P l i - A federal . . . Next step is up lo the termite company's attorney district judge lifted an injunc­ tion and set Hu* stage today to answer same. lur Ihe nation'* railroad* to f • • order sweeping anti-featherDon't forget Alix of Sanford bedding work rule* change*. giant open house Saturday . . The railroad* were expect­ A big feather in the SanfordSeminole Development Co. ed lo announce shortly Hint the work rules would Itecume bonnet. effective immediately. T h c • • • net Ion could result In a na­ Did you know that a large tionwide strike tlireal hunk of acreage has already The representative* of the been ol/ered for a proposed railroad* hud been restrained courthouse annex in South since Iasi July from placing Se minute County; U « also the proposed w o r k rules round out that Casselberry of­ change* into effect. fered to give license tag of­ In ilis s u ltln j! th e In ju n c­ fices in the courthouse free tion , J u d ge Josep h Sam office space during Ihe peak P erry told 21)3 p erson * rush . . . It was turned down. a w a itin g c ilt ir n s h ip cere­ * • • The Heerenlion Department and Art Assn, have requested Ihe old library building . . Friends of the Library have • Iso suggested Hie building In­ put up fur sale and money used lo improve the future proposed downtown library, m o n ies In h i* c h a m b e r* III. I they w e r e w itn es sin g a " p h a s e III r a ilr o a d h is to ry .' Perry praised the railroad anil five ou (ruin brother hoods, who have luuglit the promised changes, fur ll.eir conduct in the case which tinally was decided by the U. S. • • • Supreme Court on March t. Semi-Centennial dance cele­ Perry said Ids action meant bration could not have picked there now is nothing to bar a hotter place to hold the the railroads from starting dance April 27 than Ihe Mayfair . . . I mean with that ★ * ★ brand new air-conditioning and everything , . , » * • ACL To Answer Pipeline Bid J f , ^ Memo lo Supl. of Schools It. T. Mllwee . . , Yon men lion an acres* road to the new Fngli-h Kslalr* School off llwy 17 02 . . . It'* not a Answer will be forthcoming public right-of-way, Mr. Mil within a week on the Sanford Pipeline Company's request wee. addressed to llir Atlantic * * * County engineer Hill Hush Coast Line for |tcrillis!hoii to it* right-«if-way on meets with the State Itoau cross Department tin* afternoon In Meltons illc Avenue. ACL officials at Jackson­ see what can he done about those four homes by Sant undo ville today said it is expect­ ed Ihe railroad's review ot stranded by Interstate -I. « • • specifications forwarded by Major impinvcmrnl* going the pipeline firm will lie on at NAS and *ttll more to completed and the answer come . . . Hid opening April returned "possibly Inter this 25 on repair lo roofs of 25 week hut not longer than It) building* . , Estimated cost days." JJ5 non . Mho says the haw is tad permanent? . . . . • * # County Commission meets Willi the town of Casselberry hoard in road problem* al Ihe ruurlhouse . . . It will l><> In­ formal . . . Time 7:30 p.m. and the press is invited. • • • County taxes soar over Ihe J2.lii0.000 mark . . . That's a good percentage considering the tax roll is only JJ.277.OO0. • • • 1$ • ATLANTA (I 'P I ) — A lt), firn. Fiigcnc Cook said to­ day that he concluded alter an Investlgr.llnn of an al­ leged tool ha II scandal that former I'nivrndty ot gla alhlellr director tare Hull* (rd vital mation on the (irolgla to Alabama football Paul (Hear) Hryant. n n w A GearWat* infor­ learn roach . . . BRIEFS EBtablishcd 1008 TUES., APRIL 2, 1963 MOSCOW (UPI) — Tim Soviet Union to­ day Intmchcii a npatv rocket destined for the moon, the official news agency Tass announcetl. . Tass said the final stage of the rocket fol­ lows the pre-set trajectory of the flight. It said an automatic station "moon-1,” weighing 1,122 kilograms (l.l.T) pounds) is in­ stalled alumni tlie rocket. 'I'he mitomatie station is expected to reach the area of the ntoon in three and a half days. Tass said all apimratus aboard the auto­ matic station is functioning normally. It was Die second unmanned space launch from the Soviet Union this year. Last month. NO. 681 scientists sent up Cosmos 13, and unmanned sputnik which went into an earth orbit. Moscow radio said the last stage of the rocket was put into an intermediate orbit and from there was sent toward the nmon. Tass said in a statement: "In accordance with the program for exjdoration of outer space and planets of the solar system, a space rocket wits launched in the So­ viet Union on April 2 toward the moon. "Tlie final stage of the rocket was prelimin­ arily set on tin intermediate orbit of the earth’s manmade sputnik, then was launched and emer­ ged unto the jire-sct trajectory of the flight." Army Takes Over Moscow (urn — soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev vacationed on lln* Black Sea today with no indication of lieing in political hot wa­ ter as reported abroad. Argentina Spring Storm MUENOS AIRES (UPI) — Ketireri-uuliUiry of. ficers proclaimed a revolt today to block w lm t they termed a threatened Communist takeover, hut tho government scoffed at the uprising. The Defense Ministry described the political dis­ sidents as retired army and navy officers and die- T lilt e d P r e s * Intel naLion.il A spring storm boiled out ot tile lloekies today, threat, enlng the plain* -tales with of $1511 million in new ii-v. iiue heavy snow, (reeling drink* for expansion of educational, at:d clouds of dust. lieu Ith in id other government To He Married services. HOLLYWOOD ( t 't ’ ti — Ac­ "Don't Vote appropriations tress Mamie Van Doren and unless you are ready to vote Los Angeles Angel pitcher the tuxes to suppoil them," lu- Ho tlelinsky confirmed .Mon­ day they arc engaged to be said. married. An lioui later, Semite Presi­ T a l l a h a s s e e (t un — dent Wilson Curraway sound­ Vote Nears The cabinet gtanted an ease­ ment to the Florida Host ed a similar ehiillenge, cau­ WASHINGTON ( l T i l — Ad­ Coast Knihvay Co. today for tioning lawmakers not to go ministration backers (ought truck and tenniiial facilities o ff on a wild spending spree both lalior amt rural force* that will foire "disciimiiiutory today as a vote drew near near Cape Calmvend. and eiuitiscutory taxation." on President Kennedy's J300 The iietiuu i* subject to Gov. I.egislatois. barely visible million mass transit bill. Fan is Hryunt's affirmation. John U. l.'Kmrle, senior behind desks hanked high with counsel for the railway, told flowers, listened Intently ns Giant Rocket CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I) tin* trustee* that tlii> seven Conaway and llorne spelled miles of additional Itaik in out the critical fiscal problems —It. S. seientisis readied a the vicinity o f Ciipo Ctiiuiveriil . " '• * nuw* lw 1,1 ,ll“ nine-story tall rocket today next till days. for an attempt lo (ire the "ould be used primarily by M ur*" r*i ■* -*s- -sc * *i. world's first stainless steel 'h 'Nut ; if I ■ o ..atit* Karris satellite Into orbit around s i ’ il S p i n u Jdnifnistiiitiou hi llie keymte of ttryaai's addie.--* to a joint earth. (N A H A ). I.'Fugle sold bis company session at it.'iln p. m. "N o reeeul session of this Trouble has u contract with NASA al­ BEIRUT, Is* ha non (L 'P t t so to maintain anil operate legislature has been confront­ I tie track lied, lie pointed out ed with filial problem* ns dif­ Slinmcrtng trouble between that there was Ihe possibility ficult as those we an* now Piesident Gamut Alulet Nas­ of future commercial u»u id called upon to solve," said ser of llir United Aral) Re­ S H E A LA REST, Curraway. public and Ihr new regime in tin- truck. daughter of Mr. and "Not since the end oi World Syria appeared Ituluy lo have Ill aiiotlii'i- at lion, tin- 11usWar Two have the demands flared into the open. Mrs. Jacob Sliealy Rest ti-es refc u ,s reiened hack to its staff of 303 Vihlen Road, “ I'lunlsee the estlnuil.il price for capital amt udmiuisimtivi* outlay pressed a* so loud, candidate for "Miss Arrested "f “ * " * ,,f “ lluilget demand* must Ih* Seminole County,” is a VIENTIANE, Laos (U P I) m e r g e d land in t'hnilotte subjected to long and thought­ —A corporal of the Laotian County. talented roller skater The staff appraiser gave ful hours o f scrutiny. Hvcry neutralist army has lx*en ar­ who w o n I d someday 17.-155 acres o f the land an up- ounce o f fat must la- taken rested and confessed to Ihe like to have her own praised Value o f J277U per out hut. at the same time, assassination ot pro-CommunTV skating show. Miss licit* mid another 1,5 iicic at evt-iy pleasing need iuu»t he isl Foreign Minister (Juinim Rest, who will graduate nu t. Had) request for (unds I'holM-na, it was announced $10 II) jier acre. from Seminole High in II o w in e r, the applicant* must have your cold ami im- today. June, is five feet four claimed Hint the vuhlu o f the personal t-ims literal ion. inches tall and weighs "Selfishness amt favoritism -Shaky land was no more than JlUO 110 jHinrids. VIENTIANE. Lao* (U P D In r urn.*, according to their have no place in the processes appraisal try engineers and which lead to yuui coiiclu- TIh* assassination nf prosinus,'’ the Semite piesident Communikt Foreign Munster con (ruction contractors. lidded. "W h a l e v e i is done (jinnim Pholscna threatened slmultl la- accomplished uitli today to upset the shaky mi eye to the fiscul stability three way coalition govern­ of tins state and willmut dis- ing Hits Southeast Asian king i Opting the p r i II c I p I e s of ikon. Funeral services (or Doog sound business. (Jiiek) Harris, age 13. who "AA'e run Ih* neitlii-i niggard- Future Of Iltisc wn* killed in an aulonintiilr ly nor liberal." GHEES COVE .SPRINGS accident Sunday, will tie held i UPI i — A conference to al 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at consider the (iiture oi tin* old the tirumkow Funeral Home, Itom I) Threat naval hast* here lias been WASHINGTON (1)1*1) with Hcv. Dennis Peacock, TALI. AII.ASS FK ( I P I j — scheduled Wednesday id the pastor of the Alla monte The cabinet appro. *d a par Tallahassee office of Wendell President Kennedy, fared Spring* Vararene Cliurrh, of- ilon today for Herman Grir- Jarrard, chairman of Ihe with an economy nnndcil fieinling. yard. jo. sentenced to two Florida Development Corn- Congress, look the unusual Uunol will lx* m Uaklawn year* in prison for falsely re- mission. step today ■>! cutting $120 Memorial Park. porllng a bomb in a school. million (lorn Ids fore- n aid Protests MONTREAL ( UPI ) — Op request. IN also promised position leader Is’ ster It. stricter standards ant more Pearson Monday night scorn­ thrift In Hie aid pruginm. Kennedy, who had asked fully shouted down hundreds of demonstrators who tried for $10 billion in new bind* to break up one of his eaui- in hi* January budget cut that paign's biggest rallies. Across figure to $4..5 billion in a the country Prime Minister special foreign aid message John Oietenbaker's campaign to Hu* lawmakers. train was hailed by (cars of Officials said that litis, coupled with carryover funds. sabotage. EEC Granted Track Easement At Canaveral iuml nnti-PcronUt* rngaged — —----------------------------- “only in psychological ac­ tion." Ih e government claimed "absolute diun" jo all com­ mand* lit midday. The state­ ment contrasted sharply with tlie ii -Ih-I proclamation of a "imli-iml revolution." R i-Ih-I liioadcasts identified Opposition to Ihe proposed aged ret Imi I Lt.-Grii. Benja­ min Menendex ns "eominnti- St. Juhns-lmlian River Canal der-lti’Chief of the revolu­ Authority witl lie expressed tion." Sole casualty of Hie officially in Tallahassee by revolt up to midday vvus n commercial fishing Interest! geiieial who wa, wounded by on the upi»er St. Johns Itivor, gunmen who sped past his tt was learned today. Tin* Herald reported Mon­ homo. day that Sen. llcrnaril Par­ The rebellion appeared to rish, of Hrcvard County, in* he all attempt tn block the 1tended introducing a lull in government'a plan lo allow 1the State Legislature seeking supporters o f ousted former 1formation of Hie Canal Au­ Piesident Jnail D. Pcron lo thority to promote the conlull licfpul* in elivtiuM* sche­ IkUUction of a waterway cunduled for June !kl. Hrutilinn I iiecling Hie St. Johns River Communists have supported and Ihe Indian River be­ Vrontst candidate* in past tween Sanford and Maytotrn* elections. O. It. Morris, of Wetaka, Canal Protests Anticipated By Area Fishermen MAIRiARET (inrrett, a candidate for "Miss Seminole County," is a junior at Lyman High School where she has been a cheerleader for three years. She likes dancing ami singing and eventually p l a ns for a career in medi­ cine. Miss Harrett’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Carrelt of Maitland. She is five feel one and one half inches tall with mea­ surements of 35-22-31, Kennedy Proposes Harris Rites V/ednesday SANFORD. FLORIDA For M oor Vacations TALLAHASSEE (U P I)— House Speaker Mal­ lory Horne nipped the 1962 Florida Leyrislature into session today with a hlimt warning' that Legislators must be prepared to back mord-hreakiny' appropriations with new taxes. Home said a jjood case will be made for upwardd $ 4 2 0 Million Cut Of Aid Requested would result m actual aid spending ot $t.H5 billion. Tim figure would have come lo I' i .I billion under Kennedy's earlier request, Kennedy adopted ninny of the recommendation* for lightening up aid mndc tn him last month by a rititells' committee headed by retired Gen. Lucius D. Clay. In a new pruimsal to spur economic development over­ seas through private chan­ nel*. tlie President called for a tax credit for U. S. tax­ payer* who invest in deve­ loping countries. Negroes To Defy Governor's Order GREENWOOD, Miss. ( UPI ) —Comedian Dick Gre­ gory vow ixl to lead Negroes in a voter-registration march today In detianra of Gov. Boss Harnett’s denunciation of such demonstration!. Gregory told a crowd ol 1,ikk) cheering Negroes Mon­ day night that "these people will (tint out that America is loo hig for Mississippi," Harnett said Monday in Jarkson that Negro demon­ strations in th(* delta town were like "a loaded bomb resting in a street" unit that state and local .inUioritic* had tlie right to remove such dangers. President of the Commercial Fishing Association, today ap­ prised S. B. (Jim ) Crowe, fishing camp operatur on tho St. Johns at Highway 44, that commercial fishermen In Duval and Putnani Count­ ies will oppose any action to install a canal, feeling 4 will cause irreparable dam­ age to their Industry, Negro Bound To High Court Charles E. Sparks, 23-yearx tdd Negro, was bound over to Circuit Court on charge! of attempted rape and attemped robbery in a preli­ minary hearing before County Judge Vernon Mire Monday afternoon. Sparks, who confessed to Police Chief Itoy Williams ho attempted lo rajio a 20 yeat^ old white hospital employe, wa* remanded to county jail in lieu of Sl.iMKl bond. Ilo iit'i " rrpre-entod Monday by NASSAU, II,ill,him * , Ear! M Johnson, Negro al— A Florida lighter against lorney from Jacksonville, Culm's Premier I-idol Castro charged Monday night that In* and Hi Cuban eompantoni nrreslrtl by n RrilMt force In Bridge Pago 2 llir Haim tuns wen* betrayed— Classified ........ Pago 7 probably by an American. Comics . .. Page (1 Jerry Buchanan, 24, n[ .Mi­ Dear Abby ..... Pago 1! ami, Fla,, said Hit* ixiljee who Editorial „ Page 4 arrested the 17 on Norman Flltrrtaiiiiiienl Page 2 Key Sunday were tipped off Legal* . Pago 5MI ,V 7 throe day* in advance that I’Uitio Page 7 they planned to *tnp there on Society Puge .7 Hit* way to raid Hu* shores of Cuba. Sport* Page 5 Yank Betrayed Us— Rebel Says Herald Index Anderson North Orlando Mayor • • • Lungwood businessmen and Chamber of Commerce uff|. r ia ls report that they are actting ready to stage all all out program to promote latter business and improve the rouinilllitty in gem ml . . . looi* ou this later. United Press Leased Wire Bulletin Horne Warns Of Tax Boost tl looks like there won't he any spring grand jur> lhit year , . . No firal degree cases coinin' up. • * • VOL. 50 were expected to be separat­ ed or furloughed within one year with three months to one year notice. About 4h,IKK) I ire men would he affected over a period of li\e to It) years. Some of the work rule changes would become effec­ tive within days tllhers might1 lake weeks, month* and even years lo make effective, rail­ road *|Hikc«mcti *ait1, On the city side , . . $351,170 Collected . . . 'lax roll is $57fl,710. I) ^ a u f n r ii If m t lf c WEATHER: Fair amt milii through Wednesday, llijrli today, 85-90. Low tonight, 65-70. T h re a t S e e n the yvork rules chance* which are expected to eliminate at least b5.(M*i jobs. one ot the lirst effects of the work rule changes pro­ bably would be the most dras­ tic — the elimination of jobs which tin* railroads consider unnecessary. These were pri­ marily firemen’s jobs on die*el engine* in freight and yard service. About I3,ikxi — those with less than It) years seniority— r \ NORTH ORLANDO’S new Town Council iw pictured. Prom the left: I’ hI m-i I St,*|ilu*iij-ol). Vice Mnyur Arthur Fori-ip. Mrs. Irene Van E»*|hk*I, Arthur Rhoden am^Muyur U. U . Aniu tM*p.^) (lleruld Photo). First fully elected Town Council of North Orlando lit a briet initial session chose W. W. Anderson as mayor Monday evening. Anderson, a holdover from Ha* March 1062 election, and Arthur Ferrtn. elected tu-I iiitull), were chosen lo head the five-man Council. Ander­ son surreods Frank Fasuta a* mayor Fermi was named vne mayor. Holdover with Anderson Is Itobert .Stephenson, al«> elect­ ed Iasi year. Circuit Judge Vuli*- A Wil­ liam! Jr. administered oath of office Monday evening to those elected to the Council Iasi month: Mrs. Jrvnc Van Fcpocl, Fcrrin a£d Arthur iUiudc*. These three succeed North Orlando Cotnpany-appooled rnuneilmcn. Anderson look over , Inn (or a vote for a mayor. The Council members, themselves were crowded out ot the small office by well-wishers. Mrs. Van Kcpocl tallied the vote; Anderson, 3; Fer rin. 1; Rhodes, 1. Anderson vailed for a vote iur a vice mayor and Ferrin won 3-2. The new mayor then asked for a nomination for j tem­ poral) town clerk Mrs. Van porary chairman and called iLvpoqi nomuiaUd Mr*. Bar­ bara Peter* and she was day evening's sctslou, Ander­ chosen for Monday night's son had tlii* lo say, as North meeting. It was learned an­ Orlando’s new mayor: other nomination will lx* in "A * far as I am concerned order for a town clerk at tho the village was horn Ion)ghi. first regular session of the Let'! forget what has hap­ new Town Council al 8 p. m. pened heretofore, ll Is dead, today. dune and over with. Now, wo II al»o was learned Ander­ are going to try lo {o for­ son already is proposing lo ward." raise fio.ouo for the con­ Anderson was referring to struction of a fire hall and dissension which ha* mark­ tow n oil ices ed Nurth Orlando's p r o g r x ^ * A l live conch,*icii of Altai- j (Torn lU lUcepUuO. > y � 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 01, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 01, 1963. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 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/8764e192a09dc72bc9b3429b86439bc1.pdf 062fa0d98be506ac3b2985ae4c91fa52 PDF Text Text ■■ 1 —1 ■■ ■' ~ ~ ..........- r — ■ dM a iM S fa rfr THURS., MARCH 28, 19G.T COUNTY NEW S Dance Band Takes First In Talent Show £dH w n PAG E School Beautifies Grounds By lane Casselberry A planting day was held last Saturday at the South Seminole Junior High School By Jane Casselberry The Lyman Dance Band at Casselberry to beautify the wa** the winning act in the school grounds. Among the many beautiful Beta Club Talent Show held at the Lyman High School shrubs and trees planted auditorium lait Friday night. were azaleas, viburnum, podocorpus, elms, dogwood and David Smith waa second with hi* Imitation of Presi­ Juniper. Many parents d o n a t e d dent Kennedy giving a pres­ money for ahrubbery to take idential address. advantage of the discount giv­ Thera wa* ‘ a tie for third en by the Wagon Wheel Nur­ ace between Carol Dorethy sery and Mrs. Chuck Fland­ ho pantomimed “ Ahab, the ers of the nursery donated A rab" and Billy Wharton and Richard Jordan and their several troei outright, de­ ♦‘Chopsticks and Variations." livered to the school, assist­ ed with the planting, and of­ Other act* presented were Judy Lambert, baton routine; fered many valuable land­ Glenda Payne. "Exodus." pi­ scaping hints, according to ano aolo; David Bates, "Pu ff, Mr*. P s t Dome, P.T.A. presi­ the Magic Dragon", accom­ dent. Mrs. C. II. Clack Is Beauti­ panied by guitar; lo r r y Barnes, comedy routine; Gall fication Chairman. Lyman Honor Roll Named By Shirley Wrnlwnrth By Jana Casselberry Students making the Ly­ man High Honor Roll for the fourth six weeks grading per­ iod bare been announced by Principal Ralph Diggs. Named were, Seniors: Irene Desk, Carol Dorethy, Belly Pield, Dona Friend, Barbara ‘ Hart, Jennifer Jordan, Linda Long, Sharon Lovell, Nellie Rupe, Elisabeth Schupback, Sandra Unley, Lynette Wer­ ner, Beverly Yates, LaRuc Balmcr, Roger Butter, Frank Johnson, Charles Kern and Jamea McEvers. Juniors; Susan BonEsie (straight A 's), Sylvia Cham­ bers (straight A'a), Mary Mack, Margot Mitchell, Ber­ nadette Osiwala, Pete Carl­ son, P a t r i c k McLaughlin, Joseph Pavelcbak and Roger Schmidt. Sopbomorea: Cathy Etcher, Ruth Keim (straight A'a), Susan Lakatosh, Bonnie Laymon (straight A 's), Ann Trawick, Sharon Tucker, Pene­ lope Vaughn, Wanda Wilson, Richard Hall, John Hlnely, Larry Marshall and Don Pat­ rick. Kiwanis Club To Continue Plant Sale By Jane Casselbesry The South Seminole-North Or* nee Klwanls Club plans lha ssle of freezoshrubs proof, Inter! resistant ihrub* Forrest next Saturday at ^orreit Stone,*, rorener coroner of lloratio Horatio Ave. and Highway 1702 17-02 In Maitland and at the Federal Saving* and Loan lo a n In Fern Park. Tlie plant*, which have been Im peded by the Florida Include State Plant Board, include Plttoipourm, Viburnum, U LI*gustrum, and Podororpua. Proceed* from the aalc will benefit nndrrprivllcdged ehildren. In stone being plan­ ned for a future date. Listed among recent activi­ CTP To Elect New Officers By Jane Officers the school year will at next week's 1863-64 be elected meeting the South Seminole of Elemen­ tary Council of Teachers ami Parents following reports from the nominating commit­ tee and nominations from the floor. Tlie meeting will Chemical Co. Office Assn. To Get Constitution Locates In Village Hy Shirley Wentworth Casselberry for be held in. Tuesday in Ihc A By Mona Grlnstead North Orlando Co. officials this week announced that the New World Chemical Corp., manufacturers of insecticides and cleaning' qgent*. have lo­ cated sales offices in the vil­ lage. C. L. Watson of Longwood Is secretary-treasurer of Hie corporation which presently is considering building a small chemical factory ill North Orlando which possibly would employ some So to 75 persons. Watson, Inventor of the pro­ ducts now on the murket, holds a Master's Degree in chemical engineering and has tl years experience as an em­ ploye of a major oil in tlie Orient. A Markham Acres resident, lie has lived in Florida for the past 13 years and presently Is staff­ ing tlie North Orlando offirc. Available products on sale si the North Orlando General Store, which include a win- plantings. Around the patio j and located lietwren tlie house and , eorporto are In-d* containing flower guldens surrounding a variety o f annuals just now the home of Mrs. Richard la-ginning lo burst forth in C. I*. W ATSON Btraughail, III 8. Cortex Ave., full bloom. dow cleaner. Kay-Nine Co­ were chosen hy the Nurth Or­ Just in front o f the en­ logne, a dog shampoo and a lando Garden Club to receive trance walkway axnlcas In tirk and flea solution for the March Garden of the mixed color* blend together dogs, have luvn under devel­ Month Award. lo form a small hedge and opment for the past three Mr*. Htruughun has used a along the front o f the huusc years hy Watson who main­ mixture of gardenias, uzuleiia azaleas again are used with tains a small laboratory at unit i-umrllia« next to the tho Jasmine, silver leuf oleocster his home. house for tide and back yurd and llgustrum. Future products, now In the Tho south front corner 1* experimental stages, w llfb c a filled with ligustrum, loses copper and liras* d rain er, an and Gcrln-ra daisies with an organic plant food, roam de­ edging o f border gras*. Sur­ odorants and a lawn insecti­ i rounding the complete lot Is cide. II) Mona Grlnstead attractive lawn NORTH ORLANDO Garden of tho Month winner, M n . Richard Straughan, poaao with grandaona, Jaff, Kalth and Mike, le ft to right, In front o f one o f the lovely hedge plan tinge which helped her receive the awurd. ^Herald Photo), a neatly dipped privet hedge. Larger plants used include • loijuut attractively bordered with petunias and daisies, crepe myrtle, camellias and a pcuch and maple tree. M A . Slrauglian'e 14 year old sun, David, and tier sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Rhode* and their three year old son, their home with Unite, make i her. On the same street live* another son-in-law and daughMr, and Mr*. Donald Husand their tons, Keith, Mi­ chael and Jeffrey, While bulb mothers work, 31rs. Strau­ ghan cares for the sfuur grandsona In addition to the house and garden work. Her married son and hia family live in West New York. N. J. Mrs. Straughan moved to North Orlando three years •g o from Washington, D. C. rumple constitution for tin* Forest City Community Assn, will be presented for upprovul ul Monday'* d:.'!0 p. m. dinner meeting of the group ut the Forest City liestom not. C. M. Atchley, president, mivises that the constitution must be approved in order that upplieation for u charter cun lie made uml he requests that all officers, pust ami present, us well us the diurter membership, he present fur the meeting. Reservations for the Dutch treut dinner should lo- made hy Friday evening with thu lestuurunt. W. H. Johnson Speaks For Missile Club Straughan Home Wins North Orlando Award The By Jane Casselberry W. H. Johnson of Martin Co. of Orlando spoke before all five chapters of the South Seminole Junior High Missile Club last Friday. He talked on and showed movie* of Martin-built mis­ siles. He described the Persh­ ing as the "most reliable we've yet developed." The young missile buffs particu­ larly enjoyed the film allow­ ing failures at the Cape. Johnson spoke briefly on the "Sprint" anti-missile mis­ sile to tie built by Martin and told some of the problems in­ volved in transporting mis­ siles. Mrs. Catherine Martin, sclenre teacher at the Junior High, is (acuity sponsor of the missile club. Call Your Reporters Seminole County area resilient* are invited to submit new* items for report in the Hanford Herald to the news cor­ respondent in their area or directly to the liviahl offices. AR E A v Village Council To Organize Monday Night ties of school groups were re­ Hy Mona Grin-trad ports on Ihc Academy Hand North Orlundo’s first fully and Choir. elected council will hold an Members of the hand have organizational meeting at 8 Just returned from a Concert p. m, .Monday in the Village Tour that took them to West Hall. The first official busi­ Palm Reach and Avon Park ness meeting o f tile new coun­ with another scheduled to cil will he held on Tuesday at Lakeland a n d Jacksonville 8 p.m. within tho next three weeks. W. W. Anderson, present Choir members arc lending village treasurer, told the their voices to services being' Herald today that it is possiheld by tho Church at the Ido that ut .Monday night's Airatorium in A l t a m o n t e meeting only u mayor uml Springs during the revival vice mayor will be chosen scheduled to continue through since the new ciiuncil will hon­ next Sunday. or the recent decision that Twenty members of the elected officials serve only in choir also will la- participat­ the rouncil seat ami accept no ing in the Annual Music Fes­ uppointive posts. tival to be held in Miami, Anderson said that the new April 4 6. group will need time to conshier who would and could fill the uppointive pusitiun* which ulso will la- discussed ut Tuesday night's meeting. ASSISTING W ITH P L A N T IN G D A Y at South Seminole Junior I I I r Ii last Saturday to beautify the achool R im im l* were, from left. Principal John A turd, Mr*. Anpel, Mr*. C. II. Clack, beautification chairman; Mrs, Pat Dome, i*TA president and (JeorRc Mitchell, math teacher. (Herald Photo) school auditorium. SHss ceremony S PE LLIN G DEE W INNE R S at South Seminole Junior Utah were, from left, Jim Bacchus, eighth Rentier, first: Paul Willett, eiRlith Reader, sec­ ond ; Linda Wnltman, seventh Reader, third and Marie Runtblcy, seventh Rrutler, fourth. (Herald Photo) progress now being laid with a corner­ week lo appear on TV along Agent building footings for the east wing of the new boy* dormitory are Also on the agenda Is pre­ sentation of the proposed re­ vised constitution and by­ laws and a skil on parliamen­ tary procedures. By Shirley Wentworth Refreshments will be serv­ Three members of the As ed in (lie cafeteria by fifth ler 4-H Girls Club of Wea- grade mothers following the thersfleld were privileged last meeting. Demonstration the category, Fuchs advised that at 8 p. Myrtle Wilson. Mins Wilton spoke on Sem­ inole County Event* Day to be held on April S and the girls, Patsy Grovrs, Nancy llrockenhrough and Suzrtte llorg, modeled hair styles created for them by a loenl beauty salon In conjunction with the 4-H Club study on good grooming. These same three girls also appeared at ■ local depart­ ment store this past Tuesday evening where they enacted a skit as culmination of a course recently taken by the girl* on deportment a n d grooming. re ­ the William Fuchs, principal. New Officers with Seminole County Home prograts Lake Academy In Forest City were reported this week by ^ Aster 4-H Girls Appear On TV ami cent events occuring at Seventh-day Adventist Forest Committee By M oai GrInstead Recommendations for a new date of officers for the North Orlando Garden Club will be presented by the nominating committee at the April meeting to be held at the borne of Mrs. Edna Ste­ wart on S. Edgrmon Avc. Elections will take place In Slay. Serving on this year's com­ mittee are Sira. Stary Gu­ thrie, M ri. Vera Anderson and Mrs. Barbara Wolfe who were elected at thla month!* meeting held at Mr*. Wolfe's home on Devon Avc. Announcement was made at the meeting that the March Garden o f the Month winner la Mrs. nichard Straughan of 40 S. Cortez Ave. and that the club's next executive beard meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Guthrie, secretary. Fuchs Reports On Activities At Forest Lake Building J Palm er, pantomime; Chris­ tine Francen, Interpretive dance; Sandy King, song and impersonations; "Hillbilly” Band and Billy Wharton, sing­ ing “ Long. White Gloves." 12 REPORTER T E LE PH O N E Altamonte Springs Mr*. Louise Himuurk HJK-l 240 Rear Luke-Forest City Sirs. Shirley Wentworth Casselberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry 838-1070 838-5016 Chuluota Mrs. Jean Magin 305-3742 DeHary Mrs. Adam Sluller 008-4410 Enterprise Mia* Hrleii Snodgra-s 008-80.33 Geneva Lake Mary Sits. Louiae Grayson 348-4071 Sira. Frances Wester 322-0218 Lake Monro* Sir*. II. L. Johnscn 322-4722 Longwood Mr*. Dunua Estes 8.18-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Mona Grlnstead 322-2281 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Hnyder 322-4811 Oviedo Mrs. Lind* Smithson 365-3514 H E R A LD O FFICES: Sanford 322 2611, 322-2612 and 322-2613; County 425-5838 and 424-8824. Speech Class To Give Play Spelling Bee Winners Announced At SSJH By Jane Casselberry Runnerup was Paul Willett, Jim Bacchus, eighth grader eighth grader and son id at South Seminole Junior .Mr. and Mrs. Victor David High, emerged school spelling Colborn Jr., Oleander Way, champion ax the result of j spelling bcc finals held Mon Casselberry. day. Linda Waltman, daughter The son of Mr. and Mrs, G. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack It. M. Hacchllt. 120 N. Lakewood Waltman o( Ixingwood, sev­ Circle, Lakewood Shores, he enth grade winner, placed will represent tlie school at third and Marie itumbley was the county spelling contests to runnerup. be held at 8:30 am .. April 6. th e ninth grades did nut at the Sanford Junior H igh 1participate in the contest School. He will receive a which wait directed by Miss Papermate pen. Edith Guilt, English teacher. E D IT O R IA L COM M ENT Let's All Eat Fish At the beRinninR of the current 8chool year the LonRWood Elementary 1TO net n Roal of .'1,000 hooks or $1,800 for the school library in ortlcr that it nitty be improved to meet state uccrediUition standard*. When school opened the library contained 000 volume* . . . it now hit* 2,100 and, althouRh individual donation* and school fund* have helped, the Parent-Teacher Rroup i* to be com­ mended for it* fine work. This Friday member* of the orRimixation will conduct their last fund raising event to­ wards the library project when they sponsor a fish fry at the school between the hours of 5 and 7 :.'J0 p. m. In addition to the fish, the menu will include linked bean*, coleslaw, hush puppies, dessert and beveruRe. All proceeds will r o to buy library hooks. lly Jane Casselberry The Kpcech Class ut I.ymaii High School will present a three-art Hillbilly Comedy, "Headin' For the Hills." ut H p. m. Friday in the school uuWith the proper support the PTO could ro ditorium. “ over the top" with this last project . . I let's all The play is under the direc­ oat fish at the Longwood Elementary School this tion o f Speech teacher, Stan­ .Friday anil Rive them a helpiitR hand. ley Huston. Member* o f the »m>l uie Grace llulbert, Margaret Gar­ rett, Steve Kurvin, Eileen Klt-r, Caiol Highsmith, Kathy Kettles, J a n i r <• Weslimuk, Frank Hundley, Nutu-y Herliligton, Durham Daniels, llillie Crook, Hill Johnston, Curlu l.ommtrr, Charles Cotdi, Gregg Newton, Paulette Dc-nk uml By Mnna Grlnstead ( member of the North Orlanil Anita Payne. Jachob II a u p t in a n . In Co. board of directors, Haup There will he a small admis­ sion rhulge and the public is charge of operation* amt de-' man serves as liason office for the two concerns. invited. velopment of the North Or­ He is president of the Me lando Co. for the past four months, arrived in the Village cury Trading Corp., manufai Monday to handle current turers of electronics re-lav and ronlrols and present I) duties. A member of the Board of enthusiastic about locating a Directors for the Silver Creek assembly plant of the con Precision Co since 1851 anil P*ny in North Orlando, Hy Donna Estes lie makes his home in Cn The lamgwood Civic la-ague cinnuti. Ohio, and is a grai (Women's Club) will elect a note of Harvard College an new «lale ol officer* at next Harvard l.avv School Tuesday's 2 p.m inerting in Asked (or a statement n the Civic League Building on company policies and activ Church St. tie*. Hauptman advised Ihi All members are urged to attention at tills time is la-in attend this Important meeting centered around planning an at which annual report* also landscaping ground* ol tl: will be presented. village. Making up tlie refreshment " I have refused to mat committee will b^> Mrs. C. E. any statement until we wet Stewart. .Mrs. It. F. M rl’cek. accomplishing something, Mrs. N A. Bunnell, Mrs. have been told of prontiM Itulph Hammond, Mrs. J. II in the past which wet Banner, Mrs. George lido not kept. These promises a and Mrs. Gerard Henson. tually were made without tl company's knowledge. 1 wai to work as closely as 1 cn with present residents • North Orlando and all organ rations," he concluded. New Representative Arrives In Village Civic League To Elect Officers SSJH Clinic Mothers To Elect Officers By Jane Casselberry A meeting of the South Seminole Junior llixh Clinic Mothers to elect officers for the coming school year ha* tieen announced by Mrs. Wil­ liam Ecksrd, rlinic mother chairman. The meeting will be held at 9 a. in. next Thursday in Room 18 at the school and Mrs. Justine Jordan, public health nurse and Principal John Angel wilt be on hand to assist the proup. All Interested m o t h e r s whose children will be stu­ dent* at South Seminole uexl year, particularly those of sixth graders who will en­ ter t^i school for the first Ume, are urged to attend. JAt'HOH DeBary Firemen To Give Dances D ellary's Voluntary Fire­ men will sponvor a Saturday Night Dance from 8 until 11 p. m. on April 6 -to be held at the Recreation Hall of lly Jane Casselberry the Fire Station, The Mosquito Patrol of Girl Due to favorable response Scout Troop 338 will sponsor at the last dance sponsored a Bake Sale Saturday at 8:30 by the group, the Bremen have decided to hold dance* a. m. at I’ ublix Market, Cas­ on each first and third Sitselberry. urday of tlie month. Proceeds will go to the Refreshment* such a» hot troop fund for making a trip coffe, lea, hot dog*, soda anJ to Savannah, Ga., on May ice are available In the hall. 18 to visit the birthplace of A amall admission fee U l> Juliette Luw, founder of Girl charged to cover expanses Scouting. land the public is touted. Scout Patrol Sets Bake Sale �* * 0. WV * Migs Sweep Down On Yank Boat **C LO C * GJIi? By I .A It It Y VERSHKI, NOTES FROM A WALK IS O REPO R TE R . . . PO LICE Captain Confirms Incident itrralit W K A T IIK Il: Fair and ntild through Saturday. Ili*rh today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-65. STATION: Sanford V01-. 53 can sure be proud of its po­ United Press Leased Wire Kstnblisited 1908 F ill.. MARCH 29. 19G3 SANFORD. FLO R ID A NO. 679 lice department the way they handled dial attempted rain- Seminole College Negotiations On ease yesterday . . . The al­ leged assailant was nabbed in a matter ol hours thanks to Lt. Jack Hickson and llourquurdcz. * • • Karl I At 5:10 p.nt. yesterday th e 1 police station was besieged briefs R oonm o Talks Resume iT'ilLra NEW YORK ( I l l ’ l l — Con­ tract talks resume today be­ tween publisher* mid the phot"engravers, holdout union in the 112-dny shutdown of eight daily nowspaper*. The State Department to. day a s * drafting a formal protest note to the Cuban government over y e s t e r day's attack on an Amerl* ran cargo ship hy l » n jet plane*. M IAM I (U P I) — Two Soviet-built jo t fighters Hwoopcd down on nit American motor vessel in International waters o ff Blurs Spring Seminole College ap-1 which is to Ik* located oni The Herald could learn; dents enrolled to pnrticillv United Press International Cuba Inst night, firing nt Itenm l nearer reality to-1 the Long wood - Oviedo j nothing' more today ex- pate in third and fourth30 machine cannon Dust storm*, fog and snow least day as officials met to N ° u‘ ** c e p t t h a t “ th e m e e tin g is I y en ,. SCm e a te rs . blurted spring skies over the hurst* across its bow, the ship Hale and other OJC of-1 to close the deal with . ...... . ............... complete transactions for nation today. Gusty March captain said today. * ^ ' ' ’ a site and for other mat­ ficials were meeting with North Orlando.” It was The incident wns the second winds buffeted tho central ters in a closed m eeting, North Orlando Company learned all concerned had chairman o f the Chamber states. in six week* in which AtnerL at Orlando. |officers at the office of lieen pledged to secrecy o f Commerce lome-ramee can vessels reported Soviet, President Morris Hale Attorney F l e t c h e r 15. "until after the meetime.” committee on education, Not Disturbed built MIGS descended on them I* r e v I o u s announce­ has said that Seminole Jr., president o f Orlando1Rush Jr. in Orlando. with guns blazing in the wa­ W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — Junior Colleyre, said at The N o r t h Orlando ments have said that College and the pro|>oscd Defense Secretary Robert S. ter between Florida and Cuba. noon that ‘ ‘nothin*? can Company previously had Seminole C o l l e g e will new university for the Cnpt. Curtis Olsen of Min> McNamara said in congres­ Ito released for publica- been quoted it will donate j open as a junior college Daytona - Canaveral - Orsional testimony released to­ nrapolis, skipper o f the -I.UKOtion until we adjourn our 1200 acres for the school but that long-range plans jlatnlo area would "not day that he was "not disturb­ ton Floridian which ply* be­ meeting this afternoon." site, with another 100jure to enlarge it into a conflict in any way but ed” by tho Russiiiii arms re­ tween Miami amt Puerto Kico OJC trustees are pro- acres t o , l>c offered at regular four-year school rather would complement maining in Cuba. on weekly trips, told reporters muting Seminole College, sale. tin time for the first s in -. each other." nfter docking in Miami this with calls al)oul a car in the lake . . . Police Chief Roy Williams went out, saw the car and exclaimed, "IP s time to go home.” . . . It was an amphibian. ‘ I • I C ITY H ALL . . . Engineer Dr. Jess Dietz and Fiscal Agent Loom is Lccdy will meet with the City Commis­ sion in special session April 1U on the start of water im­ provement program to re lievc possible water rationing this summer . . . The first step will probably he a 1,000,000 gallon reservoir . . . cost *100,000. • • • Pete Knowles is supposed to be on vacation . . . He was; down at the sewage treat­ ment plant this morning . . . Some vacation! • • • Education Boost 'Round-Table' Legislative Program Proposed Talks Postponed College Drive To Continue Despite Poll Friends of the library group will be formed soon. • • • City received check from civil defense for S3, l to. Drive will continue to have « • • A strong program o f action a proposed university for un­ designed to boost Florida's dergraduates placed in Semi­ lagging educational statu*. nole County in spilt* of a oveihaul out-doled systems f 1*1 Tallahassee report this m,,‘ »w lft-p «c «l • Hpact* i»Lr«* ili'iiiuti'U win* nremorning that some returning #en|ri| |o s .*mino|e County legislators appose new h-K|idiitora, at a dinner meet­ si hool in the Orlando-Day. ing at the, Capri Thursday. Seminole County toucher* 1R na-Cape Canaveral area. who make Up the legislative Douglas Sieii>lrom. chair­ man oj the Chamber of Com­ aetion committees o f the Flor­ merce long-range planning ida Educational Assn.; the committee on education, ex ’ |Seminole County Education plained Dial before each ses Assn, and the C l a s s r o o m sion of the legislature re­ Teachers Assn, hosted the D It Iff! STOKE . . . Cordon i Frederick lost his second seat this week . . . Frederick got tip to talk to .Mack Cleveland Jr. anil Judge Yassar Carlton and an attractive young lady grabbed the seat . . . • • • DON'T be surprised if a SAC organization Is fuiuicdT .... soon . . . (Seminole A til ohi Committee I to revitalize the Democratic Executive Cum* i mittec . . . There will Ikj a \ hush-hush meeting called to, ; lay it on the line to the tup' Demos here. • • • i rectors o f the FEA. | The program for action was outl|nw, „ m, M|,|«|ncd to Senliter .Mark Cleveland Jr., Hep. S. J. Davis and newly-elected Iti-publicau It c p r rsrntativo Jan Fortune for their c l If Ion, , , . , , Hon before the coming session of the Florida Legtslutuie, Tuesday. , ^ I'riority point* o f the program include the full filmin'lug o f tho pit sent Minimum Knumlution I'rogrnm; unfnetlog o f ndditioiml units for Voeational, ASIS, Adult ami Summer programs; provision o f one librarian for every 600 students. The program request* that operating unit funds bo incleaned from $.'176 to 1425; that the present 1550 per tem-liei unit fioiii the mule school sales tax bo kept; Hie continuance o f (lit; retirement system; fund* tu set up stain netwoik of KTV station* and authoilty to combine fund* of aeverul counties for KTV. Tlie legislaluie will be asked to make statutory provision for making teaching a profes­ sion, set up a Professional Practice* Commission a n d code o f ethics with Icgul au­ thority tu enforce the code. It will be recommended that millsga elections !«• discontin­ ued and achool boards author­ ized to *et millngc a* needed within the present 20 mill limit. Repeal of tho present touch­ er competence pay law will be asked and a flat 25-75 countystate fund ratiu lie set. A ••pile" of local proposed hills has eaused the Seminole Perjury Probe In Estes Case Two More Lovelies Enter Beauty Pageant j j Sparks Hearing Slated Monday T F X Probe To Cool Off G E N E V A ( U P I )— The Rus­ sians may be avoiding discus­ sion o f a U. S.-proposed "hot telephone" link between the White House and tho Kremlin In'cnuso they did not think of it themselves. Western diplo­ mats said today. Clash Head-On P A R IS (U P I) — President delegation ChurlcR do Gaulle intends to to |H)stponc any round-table dash head-on with France'* big labor unions in n test o f discussion among themselves strength he hopes will leuve until the first of the week in them defeated and stripped of Tallahassee. IMilitical power, r v l i u h l c . Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. m|(| „ , u niornlnR „ inl ,ora, sources said today. County legislative morning that tho two jets cir­ cled his ship for 20 minutes, alternately buzzing and firing machine cannon burst*. "T h ey were MIGS; no doubt about it,” Olsen said. Two Culinn-bnscd MIGS fir ­ ed rocket* in tho vicinity o f the Amrrican shrimp boat Ala lust Feb. 20 while two crew­ men fmticully waved a dis­ tress flag. A fte r the Feb. 20 incident. President Kennedy told a news conference he hud ordered tha defense department "to make sure that action will lie taken" if any new nttneks occurred. Olsen said his vessel, bound front Miami with n crew o f 21 W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — Americans and a cargo of Defense Secretary Robert S. pineapples, sugar and rum McN'itnmru Ima testified lie Irom Puerto Rico, wns about will recommend withdrawal o f 30 miles o lf the nor ill coast of Arm y troops front Oxford, Culm and It) miles north of Miss., as soon us there are Cayman Grande Island when “ assurances thut law and or­ tho jeta appeared. Tlie shrimp boat wns about der could ho maintained.” (10 nautical tulles north o f Culm and 150 to 170 mile* G REENW ICH . Conn. (U P I) west-northwest o f Olsen’s pos­ — Alee Templeton, blind pian­ ition when the rockets were ist wlm lived hy tho motto fired in its vicinity. “ What I can't have I don't As Olsen told o f tho inci­ selves which hill* they will think about,” died Thursday dent there were these devel­ mil "dure in the Legislature. lit his home. The 52-yenr-old opments: entertainer had battled cancer — President Kennedy had a for nearly a year. 12:30 p. m. EOT meeting with government* and g r o u p * "h a te kept us so busy In meeting* we haven't hid a chance to confer among ourselves.” He added the teacher* group kept him and Reps. S. J. Davit Jr. and Jan Fortune in a meeting until 10:30 p in. Thursday. He said it was alter till* meeting the three legislators j agreed In wait until they reach Tallahassee Sunday be| f„ ri. them- turning legislators are polled " ,el1 I*'• «•'" detailoi major Issues. |« ' explanation o f the program. "U niversity of Florida, at Serving us spokesman in the Gainesville, of which I am The next mayor of Fern , „ , , presentutioii was Ernest Cow­ an alumnus, Strnstrom s a id ,; . . ... Park Vernon Dunn has sub­ .. . ,, ... ley co-clmii mail with tieoigc ‘ 'naturally will oppose any mitted a petition with over Diihlia o f the St'EA Aetioll new ‘ university until it re­ 100 names on it to incorpor­ Committee and a member of ceives all tin- appropriations ate Kern Park the state steering rommiitee. • • • tlic^v want.” Ihil'b* is on the bourd of diCOURTHOUSE . . . Saw The Stale Board of Con­ John (.'allow ay walking up trol, basing its recommenda­ the stairs loaded down with tion* on a space era educa­ tax cheeks . . . deadline is tion study, will ask the ses­ Monday. sion for *500,000 to get start­ W YNN ed on a science-oriented uni- | versily in East Central Flor-1 County Commissioners and Ida. ' Thi s is wlial is called legislative delegation couldn't E L I'ASO, Tex. <UI>I)-Rc> TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — a planning fund, to retain a get their dates arranged lor ports circulated today that a If popular support mean* president, locate a site, etc.” that proposed meeting on leg­ federal grand jury will look anything, proposals to ban Stenstrom explained. islation this week . . . Tor evidence of perjury in a the sale of alcoholic bever­ He also [minted out many trial that resulted In convic­ age* in fumlly service stores That Interstate I h> San -| F l t T A I * person*. including some legis tion of lliilie Sol Estes on five ami close all places of busi­ lando has cut off four homes | ■ l l l w l I r v l l U I J I la tors, still arc confused bccounts of mall fraud and con­ ness on Sunday will he burn­ from an access route. j |tween a proposed apace inspiracy. ing issue** In tile HM3 le g is ­ * * * j Two ni»re urea girls who Interautlnnal and spent the stitute for scientista in the A U. S. District Court Jury lature. FIR S T S TR E E T . . . Marvin j have m in e d the "M i** Send- rest o f her school year* in Orlando-fape area and the of It) men and Iwu women, Guv. Eurris Bryant call fill Mellzcr, the likeable Ihi-* of „„|e i_'(lunty" contest nre Mis* Pennsylvania. proposed university for under with a Negro foreman, found a huge paper carton with Sanford Manufacturing coin- j nn Wynn, and 31is* i'uinvlu Sh0 likes dramatic* and graduate* in the OrlamloEstes guilty of four count* mail from Hie literally llioupany has donated his war*?-1 GHiincll. dancing and like* any music Cape-Daytona area. It is the of mall fraud and one count sands of person* who have house for use by Semi-Centen-- y jjM Seminole County" " b h n good beat. Steak and j latter school lor which Semiof conspiracy Thursday after written asking hu support of Dial celebration officials to will reign„.ni‘ r.n t,.„r I spaghetti ur,» her favorite nolo County is striving. over the 60 year |M'aghc11i ur« 49 Itour* and 44 minutes of such law*. Store fhiats. County R.mi-Cenl.nnlal to be , *""k look* deliberation. * Religion and juvenile delin­ , held A p iil 20 and 27. She will f,,r a thoughtful, mascuTALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — The Jury acquitted him of quency are potent issue* in Carroll Daniel Construction ^ \pril ‘7 line m“ " “ * !ro||g char- Pensacola apparently stands; eight counts of mall fraud any legislature. Company will build that De­ Mist Wynn, the daughter o f *' r‘ a _good chance of _getting a ___ *nd ___ one of _________ Interstate .IrausThe picas have come from nary Nursing hunie . . . Con­ Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Wynn o f ! Kh" '» f , ' c J**1 *lx lnchcs i new university out o f the ]ft>3 , portation of a fraudulent docpeople in all walks of life, struction to start before May Citrus II ight*. Ill'* blue- ,nl1, a" ' 1 legislature but East Central ] unient. U. S. DDL Judg Judge It. WASHINGTON U 'l 'l ) — |H-uiK'd on pistol cards, lypi 1. given eye., ami blown hair. has ineu-uirnniii* o f .'lo-LI-JO Florida ,* likely to have truu j k . Thomason dismissed two The heated inquiry into llic written on form letters, and ill! lies. bio winning approval for an- 0thcr count* of mail fraud TEX warplane contract was scrawled in long-hand, •She will graduate with the What a wedding g ill for oUier brand new institution. before the Jury started delib- put aside lo cool today. rliixs of '»!;{ from Seminole They ask the governor to Roy Robb. legislator*, asked tlieir eration. High and will then study hair Tho Senate Investigation* include the proposed "F lo r • • • feelings alamt new universi­ Estes, 38, a bankrupt farm subcommittee recessed until iila Sunday observance law ” styling. Must have been quite a ties in advance o f next Tues- financier who had high con- Tuesday its hearing on why in bis official program to the Her hobbies uns writing, night at the howling alley | day's session, replied heavily j ncetlon* in Washington,could, General Dynamic* Corp., in- j Legislature along with a drawing ami dancing, espe­ Wednesday . . Pinball ma-1 in favor of a new scIkmiI at get a maximum of 25 ycara (stead of Boeing Co.,)g o t ! measure prohibiting mile of cially to modern jitix She chine was burglarized ol over Pensacola, a project which in tlie penitentiary when the warplane contract. The , licer, wine and liquor in groalso enjoy* swimming, *kiing. 1100. Preliminary hearing will tie bas been in the works for Thomason sentence* him in j senators had plenty to sort eery stores, drug store* and sailing and collecting records. • • * n . . . ., , some time. blanit two weeks. out. service station*. Mis* Wynn likr* to rook iIn-Ill at 2 p m. Mommy for Sanford architect* keeping .. . ....... _ I But they were eitlicr pizza be->l of all and bluo 1*1,., . busy . . . John Burton got that _____ ___ *' *’ *" ’ against plunging ahead lmher favorite color. Her ____ idea' 1 new Maitland Dank job . . . man would be tail with dark "*'* Negro, wlm confessed to mediately with a proposed while Jim Chapman is in line hair and eyes, who enjoys all » 'i attempted rape o f a 20- , new institution for the Orfor the Longwood City Hall. type* o f sport*. He should year-old white hospital ein- lando-Cape Canaveral • Day­ » • * like to ditto** and go lo sport 1ploye early Thursday. tona Beach area, or undecidSemi • Centennial Beauty car races, Heuriug wus set by County ° n **1' 4 P|,0Jecl HUNTSVILLE. Tex. (U P I) during a sex party in Tones' chair better than any man. Contest is officially closed . . 3tDa Wynn weighs 121 Judge Vernon M i z e w h e n At last report, however, —Tlie state o l Texas, barring office and burn the body in Just loaded down with en­ pounds. Is five feet six inches Sparks vvos nnuigned ThursAshley appeared to be hold­ tries . . . . an eleventh hour reprieve, a vacant lot. tall ami lm* measurements o f day afternoon on charges o f • • • ing up belter. When a woman Tlie l*i> friend, Douglas will execute its first woman I •itlrinpU-d rape and utti-iuptcd prison oHicial told 3ti*s Lima A CONVERSATION WITH , a,” '23-30 in. I"-. Rridge _________ l ’Mge S in 9!) years a lew minutes Ashley, 25, a female imper­ Thursday night that three Grlnnell, robbery, lie is In-ing held In CORDON FREDERICK. 1 MU* I'*"1*'1* Classified _ 1’sge III A II Reporter: You were quoted daughter o f Mrs. Genevieve i „ Unt jail in lieu o f ll.i000 after midnight tonight. She sonator, will precede MD» U. S. Supreme Court justice* Comirs Page 1U ssving some some Grinnell. ol la k e Mary is bond. will be the first woman to lim a to the electric chair in had turned down a plea for yesterday „as saying Dear Abby Page 8 Spurks confessed to police die in the T ex ** electric Huntsville Slate Prison. Tex­ a stay o f execution, she high members o f the Demo, presently completing her Editorial ......... Page 4 as has only one electric chair. crushed a handkerchief over chair. Party were working for the training at .Seminole Memor- Chief Roy Williams that he Page y Entertainment M i»* Lima promised to her mouth. She is Carolyn Ann Lima, COP. Who were they? Hospi a! in X-ray tcchnol- fulerd the young woman from Puzzle _______ Page 10 the hospital at about 4:30 20, a prostitute who helped march to her death "holding She managed, however, not Fredcrick: Rather not go ogy. Society Page 5 Mis* Grinned has been an a. nt. Thursday, attempted to her boy friend in the sum­ my bead high." Sh« promis­ to b rrik down. Whra Ashley Into that now . . . Can't **e Sp-.rU Page 5 rape her but was persuaded mer of IK o shoot Houston ed to show Use execution got the same newt, he laugh­ •ny purpose of airing any exchange student to the Phil Ipptnt* apon-aird by Rotary |by her plea* to release ger. Churches __ ___ _ Page 2 real eaUta man Fred Tone* party that aha tan faca the ed. dirty linen in public. i Avoiding Talks Beverage Sale A Burning Issue Troop Withdrawal Templeton Dies Cheers For Fidel N'lTEROI, ilr M il (U P I ) — About I,IMI|) persons in mi ov­ ercrowded union hall hero cheered for Culm’s Premier Fidel Castro mid Jeered tho United States Thursday night at tho fuinuil opening o f a "hate Am erica" convention. Editors Invited W ASH IN G TO N ( U P I ) — Assistant Del com) Svcictury Aitliu r Sylvester, who came under firo fur his handling o f Pentugon information during the Cuhun crisis, Thursday night invited editurs to sub­ mit suggestions fo r news policies ia tiia next emer­ gency. Home Tour Tlir weekly lour ol new Seminole homes van be seen on page 7 ol loda>'s Herald. Among the loittributors are Lake Way man Heights, Tee V Green, Idyllwllde and Ravenna Park. Buildrr* and Dralers include Klngswood, Mmcmakrr, Strnktrom, I.MN Enterprises and (irrgory laimbrr. the executive committee ol the Notional Security Council. It was certain the uttnrk on tho Floridian und raids hy Cuhun refugees would lie dis­ cussed. Thu White House said tlie meeting was nut nrntngcd us n result o f any recent in­ cident. — The Soviet Union threat, rned to take “ appropriate measures" to protect Its ships muking trips tu Culm. T h « So. victs churged t h e United States encouraged uttacks on Soviet vessels und thut Cuban exiles who ultackvd tho Soviet fieig liter llnku in it Cuban |Mirt Wednesday were “ under tlie protection of American authorities.'' — Soviet Prcmior Nikita Khiushrhcv said in bii inter, view, obviously before today's new Soviet note, that tlie im­ mediate danger ol war over Cubu bail been eliminated. — Cuban Premier Fidel ('a s ­ tro charged yesterduy tho United State* wus responsible for liit-aml-i uti uttacks on llio Cuban coast. Custro said ho might seek to buy lung run go bomber* und ship* to protect the Cuban coast if tha ruids continued. Texas To Execute 1st Woman Herald Index j j "W ell, right now we're |trict Court In Houston. If down to the deadline," lie they fall there, they will go said. "Rut I don't look fur a to the U. S. Fifth Circuit 50 50 chance." Court of Appeals. Supreme Court Justices Hu­ go Black and William J. Brennan 'ejected a pica for stays of execution Thursday. JustUg Arthur Goldberg turn­ ed down tlie plea without p re­ judice. Goldberg said lawyer* for Ashley and MD* Lim a should refUe their plea in U. S. Di*- If the appellate court re ­ jects tlie plea—and it has in Die past— the lawyers can then go back to Goldberg. "1 have sinned,” Mis* l i ­ ma said in au earlier Inter­ view. "A n d if the Lord wants me, I will be ready (to d ie). 1 want to go with A Bible in m y hand.” �fffj* fr r fo r l f»ra !B Pag* 2— F ri. Mar. 89, ’68 Rev. Grover Sewell What About The Future By Jane Casselberry *4 The J People sstk despsrstely to exactly as it Is, would it be learn o f th* future and thia good? A little thought about this mutter tells us that we starch seems to concern alwould be most unfortunate If moat everyone. It ia reflected It were possible for us to know in the tremendous amount o f whet the future holde in every money apent fo r fortune tel* case. Actuully, we enjoy the uncer­ lew , nalroloKcra, and even aome who claim a apeefal in* tainty to a degree. One reason fishing is the number one hob­ •Ight through their religion. by in the United States is thut O f cuurae, a t do find Biblical one never knows just what ho prophecy, but aome aeem to la going to catch when he read into the Bihle tliinga that casta the plug or drops the are not there. For an example, worm in the water. If he was we have heard o f people aet* to be told the outcome o f the tin g datea aa to when the catch the day before going world would end only to be­ fishing there would be little, come "a laughing stock" when if any, fishing done. I f one the datea were proven to be knew the future as it is he false. ' would have little purpose in I f wo could aee the future seeing a ball game or trying for a new record In his favor­ ite sport. The uncertainty of the future has much to do with the spice o f life! This is not to say that we would not be better o ff if w e could leave the results o f life to God end not worry about them. It is also apparent that the future, i f known, would bring By Jana Caaeelberry despair to many. Certainly we Rev. Earl Q. Harrla o f W in­ are all aware o f the fact that ter Park, former Miaaionary if everyone knew what was to the Camercun, w ill be ahead o f him he would have gueat apeaker again thia Sun­ much dread as well as antici­ day a t the 11 a.m. worahip pation fo r life. When we do service o f the Weatminlater not know we can leave all of it Freabyterlan Chuch. Hie ser­ In the hands o f a merciful mon topic will be “ Bought Father who knows Just how and Paid For.** much refining we need as well Service* o f the church are aa austlnation. temporarily being conducted The important thing le for In the chapel located in H eft­ us not to spend all o f our time ier Home* Sale* Officea in seeking to find out what will happen or to decide how we Howell Park. Church School classes will w ill adjust to the future but most at 0:4S a.m. and thara Investigate as to what we can w ill ha church time nuraary do to be useful in it. The during tha worahip sendee. Apostle Paul looked at tha Tho pastor. Rev. John N. past, aa we find in the eleventh Montgomery, who has been chapter o f Hebrews, and saw on two week* annual training tha great tine o f men who had duty a t tha U. B. Naval Sta­ lived in faith and how right tion in K ey West, w ill return their lives had been. He came homo ‘the first o f next week. to the conclusion that i> ex­ H o la completing go years pressed in Hebrews 12:1, 1, duty in the Naval Reserve ‘'Therefore, since we are sur­ and la a veteran o f seven rounded by to great a cloud of years ’ active doty during witnesses, let us also lay aside W orld W ar 11 and tha Korean every weight, end sin which clingi so closely, and let ue C onflict run with perseverance the Rev. Montgomery also race that la act before u s.. . . " aerves aa chaplain fo r tha How much I would like to M a r i n a Reserve Training encourage each reader to know Canter in Orlando. that the future it good I f he can approach it In such a frame o f mind aiuf heart. This ia not to say that all will he sunshine end Joy. Into the life o f ovary parson storms coma, but fo r the one who can look The F irst Methodist Church to hie Lord as tlte God o f all o f Sanford haa issued a re­ o f life, he will find that peace minder to parents that 1} ia w ill possess him. He will even time fo r young people to see the triala o f life as poten­ register if they plan to attend tial blessings end not as the Intermediate and Benlor meaningless happenings from Csmpa at tho Methodist sums blind force descending Youth Camp in Leesburg this upon him. He would be able to ■ay with Paul, . wa know summer. The Intermediate camp will that all things work together be held fo r the week o f June fo r good to them that love 14.00 end the Senior camp God." Face the future loving God fo r the week o f July 27-Aug. end yuu will find that you 84. need not know ell about It be­ Registration fees are paid cause a loving heavenly Fath­ by the church and parents er will have made ample pro­ ere asked to pay the remalndvision for Ills child. e r o f fin fo r tho Junior high youngsters and flS.BO fo r the eenlora. Westminster Church To Hear Rev. Harris Registration Opens For Methodist Camp M YF To See Passion Ploy The M Y F o f the First Methodist Church o f 8anford will make s trip by chartered bus on flood Friday to Lake Walee where they will visit Rok Tower end see the Black Hllia Passion Pley. Resarvationa and the $4 fee fo r each young person planning to go should be in to the Church School office no later then Sunday. Men's Club Sets Work Day The Kbenezcr Methodist Men's Club will meet this Saturday at the chuich for another wuik day. Meeting at 0:30 a.m., the men will ep«iid the day on cleaning tha in­ side o f the church. A work day held last Satur­ day was devoted to cleaning the church lawn and grounds. Ebenezer MYF To Host Rally MsUiodist Presbyterian Mission To Add Worhip Service Junior Choir To Sponsor Pancake Sale Youth Fellow- Junior Choir of II) the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church will sponsor a Pancake Breakfast Saturday from 7 to 11 a.m. Iluibon Ferrell will be in charge o f making the pan*' cakes which will bo served with sausage, syrup and but­ ter. There will be no advance ticket sale anil everyone is welcome to stop by the church for all the pancukes they can eat fo r a modurntc price. A bake sale will be held in conjunction with the breakfust and coffee and cuke will also he available. Proceeds from the events w ill go to­ wards Die purchase o f new choir robes fo r the Junior Choir. th o By Jane Casselberry The Casselberry Communi­ ty Methodist Church will hold Loyalty Dinners at 7 p.m. on Wednesday end Thursday o f naxt wssk in W eaver Hall. A ll members o f the church are being invited to attend one o f Die nights to enjoy an evening o f good fellowship and a chicken dinner. No charges will be made fo r the dinner. The dinners are being planned by the Stewardship and Finance Commission and the budget fo r the coming year, starting June 1, will be presented. Pentecostal Meetings Set Tho Ladles Auxiliary uml the Men'a Brotherhood o f thu First Pentecostal Church o f Longwood wilt hold Uieir regular monthly meetings at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the church on Grant 8L Mrs. Nelta Holtxclaw will ssrvs as hostess. Revival To Climax Studies Soul Winning Studies at tha E ldtr Springs Baptist Church have been conducted each Wednesday evening since Feb. 27 by Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, pastor. The special weekly meet­ ing* will climax with a Spring Revival scheduled for April 14-28, Rev. Griffin an­ nounces. Longwood Elementary School have been announced by Die Seminole Presbyterian Sunday School ami Mitsicn. W. M. R IL E Y Rev. W. M. Riley Plans Christian Science Lecture The unlimited possibilities o f munkind will be emphasis­ Methodists Set Loyally Dinners Donna Kale* Weekly worship services at ed in a Chrintian Science lec­ ture to be presented here Monday at 8 p.m. at the San­ ford Civic Center by Wilson M. Riley, member o f the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. lltle o f the lecture is "Christian Science: God's Ev­ er-present Kingdom Reveal­ ed." Riley, a form er Christian S c i e n c e Committeeman on publication fo r the State o f Missouri is a native of Kan­ sas City and received his edu­ cation at the University o f Kansas. Ho withdrew from the pub­ lishing business in 1040 to devote his full tinio to the public practlco o f Christian Science and became u Chris­ tian Science teacher in 10.72. He has served as modcrutor o f the television series, “ How Christian Science ilculs." Sponsors o f the lecture, The First Church of Christ, Sci­ entist, Sanford, have opened the presentation to the pub­ lic without charge. Beginning on Palm Sunday the services will be held each Sunday at 1(1:30 a.m. follow ­ ing Sunday School which meets at 0:30 a.m. This Sunday tilhnol for the past year, under the direction o f W K. Bryant, lias contin­ ued faithfully in its ministry to the Longwood area, meet­ ing weekly at D.e school. The .Mission Is associated with the Orthodox Presby­ terian denomination and plans are to establish a perman­ ent church in the future. Services will be conducted by Rev. Henry Fullerton, form erly o f Texas. He ex ­ tends invitation to all those with no church home to at­ tend the inlssicn and also in­ vites offers o f assistance from anyone wishing to open his home fo r prayer servics and Bible study during the week. Altar Society To Hold Sale By Louise Slmunrk Thu A ltar Society o f the St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church of Altamonte Springs will hold its spring white elephant sale on Friday and Saturday, April 0-0. at the Super Valu Food Store on SR 430. Mrs. Elizabeth Ccoliilgo Is rhairmnn o f the sale and Mra. Albert Griinwood is co-chair­ man. Articles o f all description will be on salo including clothing, washing niachines. books, shoes, furniture, baby clothes, pictures and toys. New Club Organizes At Church Session Grace Methodist The first meeting o f a new Sets Meeting couples club organized at Die Grace Methodist Church o f Sanford will be bold next Monday at the church be­ ginning at 8 p.m. The new gruup, to be known as “ Pair and a Spare," will meet socially each nicnDi with three couples making op a planning committee. An April Fool's Party to he held In the Adult Sunday School Building lias been planned as the first event. Ebenezer Announces Schedule Off Events During the month o f April day," with meetings to h* Plans fo r Holy Week Serv­ return the visit on Good Fri­ ices and special events during day fo r a 7.30 p.m. Commu­ the Ebenezer Commission on held at 7 p.m. each WednesMissions will sponsor a study day opening with a coveted the month of April at Ebene­ nion Service to be conducted course on “ Our Mission To- dish supper, sandwich supper by Rev. Gregory. zer Methodist Church wsre or a refreshment period. announced this week by Krv. Rev. Gregory also reported Kuymond Gtcgory, pastor. that a Church Mentbersihp Mrs. Sherwin Feethain will The Ebenezer congregation The general meeting o f the class, primarily fo r the junior will visit Grace Church on Women's Society o f Christian be in charge o f the program age group, began last Satur­ Maundy Thursday fe r a Com­ Service c f the Grace Metho­ entitled, "Christ and the Fine day and will be continued for munion Service at 7:30 p.m. dist Church o f Sanford will Arts.” A series o f slides will the next two weeks on Satur. to be conducted by Rev. John be held at 8 p.m. next Thurs­ be shown depicting the life days at 0:30 u.nt. This clast o f Christ through the work of will be received into th* H. Hires, Grace Methodist day at the church. church on Palm Sunday. pastor. Grace MeDiodfat will Mrs. Philip Monfue and the great matters. Grace Methodist WSCS To Meet r iR n r rn u R C R NORTH ORLANDO BAPTIST CHAPEL las N. Pslrfaa Ava. CHURCH OP GOD (IILH C H R e t A Preach V. N. Mansard. Chspsl Pastor Park As*. ssS 14th ««. Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a.m. Harold D. Boatwright Pastor 4:ls p. m. Sunday School — t : ! l s- m. C. C. Dee* ....._______ Pastor Training Union Sunday 8. huol . . . _ 9:41 ». m. Worship I I a. m. 7:10 p.m. Morning Worship 11:0k s. m. 7:10 p. m. Mornlns Wor.hlp 11:00 a. m. Wed. Evening Prayer 7:10 p.m. Evangelistic Ssrr. Evening Worship ... 7:>o p. m. T u l l . Prsysr Serr. 7.10 p- m. ELDER SPRINGS BA P T IS T Thurs. Young People A.T.P. Thurs. ....... t : ! t p. m. Old Orlanda US. at Myrtle We<L Prayer Services T :l» p.m. Endeavor . ___— 7:10 P- mH. Hamilton Orlffln pastor Sunday School _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 s. m. Training Union _ 4:10 p. tn. Evtalnx W o r t h l p __7:44 p. m. FINCCREST ASSEMBLY o r non c m s o i CONGREGATIONAL Car. XTIk Elia CHRISTIAN CHURCH H. U. Snow ____ ______ Pastor iUelted Church af Chrltll Sunday School — l:4t a. m. Park Avenue nl S4lh SI. A L L SOULS CATHOLIG Morning Worship 10:40 a. tn. 0:41 s. m. — Church School CHURCH Evsnlng Worship _ T:IS p. m. 11:00 s. m. — ...... — Servlc* Osh Ava. ■« Sib SI. Tuts. Evening 4:30 p. m. . . Christian Youth Lyon* ______ P t t t o r Youth Service __ — T:"* p. m. Richard Ministry Sunday Mattes _ _ 4:11 s. m. Mid-Week Ssrvlcs 7.10 p. m. Rev. W s lttr A l t . McPherson, ____ |:|l a. m. Pttto r ____ 10:00 a. m. ■ 11:10 a. in. Weekdays ■ 7:11 *. m. Alliance ilX V O R D Church O f God OF ALLIANCE Assembly O f God Congregational Pentecostal riD S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONGWOOD SSI Ornaga Street Rsv. E. Ruth O r s n t __Pastor Sunday School „___ 10:00 a. ra. Morning Worthlp 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evsnlng _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Blblt Study _ 7:10 p. m. Conquerors Meeting Friday ...... 7:10 p. m. Baptist Lutheran FIRST BAPTIST ClttTBCH BIB Perk Aaaaaa P. It. Chanc* PAstor PIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OP DIS~IPI.Et OP CHRIST Morning Worship __ 1:41 a. tn. T U B REDEEMER 1S«T S. Saaferd Ava. Hundsy School . 1 : 4 1 a. m. IM W. D tk Place Morning Worship 11:0* a. m. Itsv. Wayne Johnston Pastor "T h* Church ot th* Luthtraa Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. Hour" and TV -This Is th* 11:00 a. m. L lf sEvening Worship _ 7:30 p. m. Mornlag Worship Wed. Trsysr Ssrvle* 7tl0 p. m. Hsrbsrt W. Ootrsa — — Pastor Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a. m. Worthlp Bsrvlea — 10:10 a. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OP CHRIST Car. 14th St. A Oak Avr. (lasers 0*11 H m l t h __________ Pastor Ralph Drawer Jr. Evangsllst Bundsy School _ 1:41 a. m. Bible S e h o o l ____10.ot a. m. Morning Worship ! l : * t *. in. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Evening Worship _ 7:10 p. m. Evsnlng Worship _ 7:10 p. tn. Wsd. Prsysr Bsrvlea 7:10 p.m. GRACH METHODIST CHURCH Wsd. Prsysr Ssrvle* 7:10 pm. Onors R d . at Woodland Ave.. Nursery Opsn PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Rsr. John II. Hires, Jr. Pastor W T n R _ _ ... ......... T:I0 p. m . Bundsy S c h o o l __P:4S n. m. Highway OS West Sunday N it* Broadcast Morris Ituby Evangsllst Morning Worthlp 11:#0 x. m. 1:11 p. tn. HIM* Clsteea _ 11:00 a. m. M YF __________ Morning Worahip - 11:00 a. m. MT. RAVEN PRIMITIVE Evening Worship - 4:00 p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH E B EN E IE R METHODIST Bible Classes Wsd. 7:1* p ra. 94th St. sad Chao* Ava. CHURCH C. T. Morris -----------_ Pastor Citrus Hslghta CHURCH OP CHRIST tissular Matting 11:11 *. m. Rsv. Ray Oratory, Jr., Pastor Laagwaad, Pin. (K lr» t Sunday) Sunday School —_ 0:41 *. m. Conftrtnc* ____ _ 7:14 p. -n. Lord's Day Servlets 10:10 am. Morning Worship 11:00 n. m. and 7:10 p.m. (prsctdlng Saturday) M T P ...... ...._ _ _ _ _ 4:10 p. m. Third Bundsy _ _ _ 7:10 p. tn. Ev*. Worship 7:10 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Jos lls rv lll ___ A s s t Pastor Wsd. Prsysr Btnrlct 7:10 p. ra. ISIS Park Z w t s s Osrt Brown Evangelist W E IT S ID E MltBlOAARY Sunday CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH ruble Study 10:00 s. tn. FIRST METHODIST Park Ava. *4h St. A Holly Ava. Murnlng Worship 11:00 s. m. John T. 4IS Adams Jr. __ Pastor Paul M. C s l l s y --------Pastor Evsnlng S e r v i c e __t:30 p m. Bundsy School __ 10:00 a. m. See "Herald of Truth” 1 p m . Morning Worthlp _ 1:10 s. m. Sunday School ____ 1:44 s. tn. Sunday Sunday os Channel I Morning Worthlp 10:44 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Tuesday I I T " Meetings __ 4:50 p. m. Sunday L t d l t t Rtbls Clast 10:40 s.m. (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worship 7:44 p. m. Wednesday Evsnlng Worship _ 7:11 p. m. Wsdnttday Dibit C l a s s e s ____ 7:10 p. m. Prayed Servlc* ... 7:44 p. m. Christian Church O f Christ Methodist Presbyterian FIRST PRRSRYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. and Third SI. drover Stwtll Jr. - .... Pat'.or Thomas H. Makln _ Assistant Morning Worthlp __ 1:41 a. a. Sunday School _ _ _ 1:44 a. m. Session Meeting _ IS:44 a. ra. Morning Worship 11:00 s. m. Plontsr Fellowship 0:00 p.m. Senior Fellowship _ 4:00-p. m. Evening Worship _ . 7:10 p. m. Wsd. Prsysr Strric* 7:10 p.m. By Jane Casselberry Tho Session o f tho West­ minister Presbyterian Church will meet at the Chapel at Howell I'ark at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Persons desiring to unite with the church w ill be re­ ceived ut this time. Plans will ho made for the Com­ P1RIT CHURCH OP CHRIST P INKCRRST HAP TIS T SCIENTIST CHURCH munion Services to he hsld bijj MS Boat Seeand Street FIRST CHURCH on Sunday, April 7, on Pastor . W llllt m 3. Oust* Sunday a e r-lrs A OF TH E NASARENH W . Sad St. at Maple Ava. 1:40 A Sunday Sehool _ _ 11:04 a. m. Maundy Thursday, April 11, Morning Worship _ Paul Blekts .........____ pastor Subject: 11 a. m. , ami for the Easter Service*. Hundsy School 0:44 a. m. •Tteallty" Sunday School _ _ _ 0:41 a. m. Christian Science p.m. pm pm p.m NAX AR KNR Lsks Msry, FIs. Kev. W. L. Holcombe, 1‘ xtlur Sunday 1:44 t. *n. Rlbla School 11:00 a. ro. - Morning Worihln 7i00 p. m. — Evening Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wad. MId-lVeek Prayer Services 7:00 p. m. Ind WeU. MUeloq. ary Service Catholic Training Union *:I5 Evsnlng W o r s h i p , 7:ln Wsd. Ofttctrs * Tsschsr* Matting ...... - ....... Silo Wsd. Prsysr Bsrvlea 7:l<> THE Wednesday Here In* 1:00 p. m. Beading Room: 101 E. Klret. Weekdtya: 10:10 s.re. • 4:10 pm. Friday Evening: 4:101:10 p.m. Nazarene Morning Worship 10:44 a. m. Youth ________ 4:00 p. m. Evangelistic Ssrvle* 7:00 p.m. Third 8unday Slngsplrstlon ____ 1:40 p. tn. TO L IS T YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Attend a FREE lecture ship members o f tha three lo­ cal Methodist churches will m ill e l tiie Ebeneier Metho­ dist Chuich this Humley for ii covered dish supper end M YF Rally between ' the hours o f 6 and 7 p-m. Guest speaker fo r tho In­ spiration and Devotions will be Rev. Delmas Copeland, pastor of Ilia Community Methodist Church in Cessel. berry. A genie end fellow ­ ship period will follow with refreshments to be served later in the evening. Planning M eet Set Member o f ell commissions o f the G r a c e Methodist Church will meet at the church this Sunday at 7 p.m. to set up a tentative program for the coming year. Open House Rev. mill Mi’ii. Willluin J. Guess o f the Piftam int Buptlsl Church huve issued inviUitiim to all member* and friend* o f the church to at­ tend an Open Hou*e at tha Paatorium, 112 We*t{ wood Ct„ thia Sunday between the houra o f 2 and 4 p.m. "Christian Science: God's EverPresent Kingdom Revealed" by Wilson M . Riley, C.S.B., of Kansas City, Mo. Member o f the Board o f Lectureship o f The Mother Church, The First Church o f Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts WUaoii’ Etchclber(er Mortuary Ku aics L Wilosa s a l B u f f ProfrtM ive Printing Co. J. M. Camera. sad Staff Htenitrom Realty Hrrh Slskalrom and S U ff The American Oil Company Mr. sad Mrs. M. R. Strkktssd Wilson-Maler Fum itui* Co. Mr. sad Mra. A l W U s*. Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant Lucille and Harold Appleby m N. Park Echols Redding Company Mr. ssd Mrs. L. F. Garner Holler Motor Sales Co. E m h *U Farrell A SU ff 8 p. m. Monday, April 1st Civic Center, Sanford Ave. & Seminole Blvd. FREE RESERVED SEAT. . .If this is jour Am Cluivtun Science Icauic, uk any usher for jour reserved ic.it. The Rite Theatre Bill Latsises A Em ployes J. C. Penney Company C. L. Kobinson and Employees Food Fair Stores. Inc. Gsorgs Bailey A Kssploysss Sanford Atlantic National Bank Howard H. Hodge* A S taff Southern Natural Gas Jobs Dunn A RUfl Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. JimHy Crapps A Employes* Under The Aunpice* Of Kind Church Of Christ Sciential, Sunfurd State Farm Insurance Companies Irviac I. Fry or sod S U ff All are welcome I J �Doctors Day Set Saturday Science Fair A! All Souls Opens Saturday Rod carnation* Saturday can mean only one thing. It's I Doctor's Day. , The red carnations are the official flower o f Doctor's The Elementary Science I Fair at All Soul* Parochial School will he open to the puldic Saturday from t to 6:20 p. m. and Sunday from i 8:20 n.m. to 1 p.m. It) Jane Casselberry Awards will tv made Satur­ Twelve members o f the day, Principal Sister Alwina Casselberry Community Mesaid today, with a Grand Prize tlndist Church WSCS and winner for the best overall the pastor, Rev. Drlma* exhibit, three first place j Copeland, attended the an­ awards, three seconds, three nual meeting o f the Orlando thirds and several honorable District WSCS held last mention awards. Thursday morning at Goss Over 120 entries are expect­ Memorial Church in Orlando. ed to he displayed by the chil- j Those attending the meet­ dren of the school in the So­ ing were Mrs. Lenta Putman, cial Hall of tlie school on Oak I Mrs. Darius Pringle, Mrs. Avo. Thomas Gulliekson, Mrs. C. K. Fisher, Mr*. F i n n e y Haynes, Mrs. Frank Mcssick, Mrs. L. E. Swope, Mrs. J. C. Weir, Mrs. Marvin McClain, Mis. Paul Englcman. Mrs. C. E. Yatiice und Mrs. Oden Rrow n. WSCS Members Attend Meeting ( DU. ( 'l l ARLES \V. MESIIIER, chief .staff officer of Heavy Attack Win# One (le ft), congratulates Lt. Janies F. Bell (righ t) aiul Chief I’otty O f­ ficer Colin C. Pemberton after their second victory in four months in Heavy Attack Wing One monthly Bomber Stream. Bell and Pemberton, o f Heavy Attack Squadron One, flew a ASA Vigilante attack bomber in winning Tuesday's event. Passion Play Train To Run Good Friday ^ Q ® All Souls Church Gets New Shrine Tickets nre now on sale for | The convent garden of All I built by Anthony Austin. The it second Atlantic Const Lino Souls Church grounds has base is of green marble chips, special train from this area, to been graced wilh the addi­ and Uic background wall is lie c pc rated on Good Friday. tion of a beautiful white stone |pale pink in color. i Further landscaping of the April 12 to Lake Wales, where statue of Our Lady of (irate area around the shrine is passengers will sec a colorful evening perrormnnee o f the which stands in a shrine planned by Sister Alwina, built especially for the sta­ with the addition of colored world-famous llluck Hills I ’a»tue. reflecting lights scheduled shm Play. SM cr N. Alwina, principal for night-time use. Originating at Sanford, the of All Souls School and MoThe new shrine has at­ train will again make stops at I thcr Superior of the Convent tracted much attention from Winter Park, (lrlnndo and Kis­ was the recipient of the passers-by on Oak Avc. Two simmee. Const I.ino represent­ statute which was given to plaques will also be added, atives urge that tickets he pur­ her in memory of her ser­ |one listing the presentation of chased well in ndvntieo at the vice in a parish in Scran­ the gift to Sister Alwina, and nearest A C L depot. ton, Pa. the other inscribing the base The S-mford-Orhindo train The 39 inch high sculpture ami niche as a gift from will consist o f a minimum of stands in a terrain shrine I Anthony Austin and aons. Ik’ coaches and, two diesel en­ gines. A baggage car will he used n s food headquarters from which u group o f young people will dispense sand­ wiches and soft drinks. Departure time from Sanferd is 4 p.m. Stops at W in­ ter I’urk 4:20 p.m.; Orlando 6 p.m.; Kissimmee r<:20 p.m.; lly Ixruise Simutiek pcaring for the Altamonte arrival time at Lake Wales Financing and organization Elementary PT A Tuesday 0:20 p.m. of tile county school s> stein, evening. Altamonte PTA Hears School Board Panel the problems involved in securing good teachers and achievement testing proce­ dures were points of discus­ sion brought out by a panel of school board members ap- 0 Doctor's Day has been ob­ served in Southern states since 192:1. March 20 was chosen to eomeniornto Dr. Crawford Long, an American suigcon wlm discovered the use o f ether us an anesthetic. It is held to honor the service o f doctors to tlie health and welfare of tho community. On Thursday, April 4, tho doctors mid their wives will have an informal lookout sup­ per party at the MQ Ranch as part o f ttie celebration. Directing arrangements for t^anfnrh Frl. Mnr. 20, *C0— rnpre t firralfi Enjoy Yourself This Weekend j the observance o f Doctor’s Day is tlie Women's Auxiliary with Mrs. R. M. Ruscntond as I chairman. — Moose Women Sponsor Rummage Sale Local doctor* will wear red carnation boutonniere* pre­ sented to them by the Wom­ en's Auxiliary to the Semin­ ole County Medical Society. The Women's Organization o f Kanford Moose Lodge 1851 is sponsoring n rummage sale today and Saturday in downtow n Sanford nt the vacant |building, 211 Sanford Avo. Assorted household items, furniture, kitehrn utensils and clothing in nil sizes nrc being offered and the sale will lie continued through the evening lioui* today and open again on Saturday nt 9 n. nt. AK T BROWN PEST CONTROL Termites A Other Prut* The best way to teach good manners is by setting a good example. Roy Smut* of Seminole County are cooperating with the Goodwill Industries of Central Florida in the Good- | will Pick-Up campaign which is scheduled for Saturday. Largo paper hags havr been distributed by the Scouts, who will pick up the hag* Saturday m o r n i n g . Householder* ar<> asked to do­ nate articles o f used clothing or other materials. Each ling will provide about three hour* o f work for hnndieapped persons. Anyoito who | lins ninteiinl* to donate which are too large, or who has not received a bag, may contact any o f the local Scout Troops beforo Saturday. 2001 PA R K DU. 322*8805 SANFORD Westinghouse n iW FK r” - \ / \ *rv) v * j fr i ' . . ~ . . *1 •• • • / -? k 'f ' / v jk j r K M *tv.4 j fr -W 1IHRRY . . . School Sets Book Bazaar lly Shirley Wentworth The price conscious hookworm will find bargains to his tastes at the Rear laikc Ele­ mentary School next Tuesday during u Rook Bazaar start­ ing at l:2t) p. in. und continuiug through the evening PTA meeting. All proceeds will go for pur­ chase o f new books for the school library. Although the request for liooks last October brought un influx of rcuding mnterinl, ineluded n number of volumes unsuited for the student, udditlonul donation* ulong this lino or for tho library will Iv appreciated by tho school. Those volumes which cannot bo used fur the student will ho uvuilaldo to adults ut Tues­ day's ha zau r. --—•-'VT r— i» \ For Tills Fumily Size ; 2 • DOOR j LT Cu. Ft. ' MODEL Id. I > id Westinghouse Laundromat | 1 I Speaking on financei, Sup| intendent R. T. Mil wee ad­ I vised that the arhools re­ { ceived fifi percent of their in­ come from state sources, 32 per cent from local sources and two per cent from the federal government. Due to tho excessive number of people connected with var­ ious government project* Special meetings will he who are moving into the conducted this weekend nt II) Louise Simunck county, the federal govern­ Salvation Arm y Headquar­ A Mission fo r both men lly Louise Simunck ment is allnting money to ters, 214 E. Second St. in anil wonu-n will lie conducted Thu C a t h o I i c Women’s alleviate crowded school con­ Snnfnrd, by Major and Mrs. following this Sunday's 12:211 (I ii i Id o f t h e Altamnnlu ditions. TV. W. Hinshaw, retired SA p.m. Muss ut the St. Mary Springs St. Mary Magdalen H is with tills help. Milofficers. Magdalen Catholic Church cl Church will elect new officers wee explained, that addition­ Subjects and times o f the Altamonte Springs. meetings ns announced by at next Tuesday's 8 p.m. al classrooms for science, The Mission will he led by I Cupt. Hurry S. Foden, local meeting in tho Community band ami cafetorium are lieRev. Hilary A. Neal, O.l'., | ing built at Lyman, South commanding officer, are “ Thu Hcusc on Maitland Avc. llomininin Missionary at St. The shite to he presented Seminole Junior High, San­ Coming Crisis,*' 7:20 p.m. Vincent's Ferrer's, Priory, Saturday; “ Holiness Unto the by the nominating committee ford Junior High and the N. Y. ■ includes Mrs. Hetty Ley, Rosenwuld Negro Elementary Loid,” 11 n.m. Sunday and Marguret School as well as tire new “ What is find Being In Re­ president; M r s . gards to the Onward March Robishiiu. first vice presi­ English Estates School soon o f Communism?," 7:20 p.m. dent; Mrs. Marie Connclongo, to go under construction. Stewart Gatchcl, talking on second vice president; Mrs. Sunday. Nettie R u m I i , recording sec­ the teacher problem, stated Thu puldic is invited. retary; Mrs. Phyllis ilowen, Ural S.OOo are needed each corresponding secretary; Mrs. year while universities in (iraee iloruch, historian and the state only graduate 1.5o0 Mrs. Barbara Rarhydt, parli­ 'who are eligible for teaching positions. Of these 1,500, he amentarian. said, many do not enter the teaching field or stay within Trade in allnwnnrfM are the state for various reasons, This Sunday's 11 a m. wor­ now being offered w hen tlie mam one bring that ship service at tile Sanford you trade for the fam­ Florida's wage scale for Alliance Church will !>c dedi­ ous YAZOO or MANC'O teachers ranks 25th in the cated to all dorters. Invita­ Mowers, In most cases nation. tion to the public is extended your old mower will In spite of this handicap, lly Donna Fairs by Rev. C. C. Dees Jr., pastor more than make the however, Seminole schools o f tha church. Guest minister for next are near the top in stundard down payment Guest speaker fo r the hour week's 8 p.m. Wednesday achievement (cores, lie said. will he Dr. Joe Webber, Lenten Service at Christ He stressed the fact that puihologist from Columbus, Church Kpiscopal in Long- all schools in the county are (la., formerly a medical mis­ wood will I k - Rev. Merrill A. now accredited but that sionary in V iet Nam under Norton, virur of St. Mur- standards of accreditatibn the C o b b a n and Missionary g.net's Church in Inverness. are being rewritten with the Alliance. Subject o f his sermon will be aim in mind towards a high­ Tribute to doctors of the "H oly Communion." er goal to keep improving the local areas will he presented Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, schools. and Don’t forget by City Commissioner M. R. vicar o f Christ Church, in­ W. W. Wharton Jr. spoke We , “.Sunny" Rahorn. vites the public to attend and on achievement test proce­ DEMONSTRATE. to visit the Parish Hull fo l­ dures stating that Seminole TRADE, SERVICE, lowing the service to enjoy County ranks high in the FIN AN C E AN D SELL. u cup o f coffee and greet the reading scores hut that while Young Adults o f Westmin­ arithmetic levels arc good, visiting minister. ister Presbyterian Churrh they are not up to the read­ will meet this Friday even­ ing levels. ing at the home o f Mr. and He explained that work is The Esther Circle o f the being done to rcctiiy this Mis. Kenneth (i. Cole, o(Jl SALE S & SERVICE Elm Dr. in llowcll Park, for Grace Methodist WSCS will situation »o that test results study and fellowship. Young meet at 8 pm . next Tuesday in the math division will 2517 Country Club Road Phone F A 2-7928 adult couples and single per- at the home o f Mrs. Raymond equal those of the reading sens are invited. Ashton, 149 Pmucrest Dr. categories. * Salvation Army Schedules Special Meets Guild To Elect New Officers ^ ^ Goodwill Bags Distributed For Donations Day, March 20. proclaimed in Sanford by Mayor Tom Mc­ Donald. Tho flower* will lie placed on hospital trays and in the hospital lobby, drug stores and churches. JTltr 12-lh. HE A V Y D U TY A U TO M A TIC WASHER - DRYER Twin Set $ All the Islrsts automatic anil safely features O N LY — Refrigerator Freezer 375 W l I'll T R A DE Westinghouse Catholic Mission Set This Sunday This 13 cubic foot, 2-door refrigerator has giant rapacity. Spurious lop-mounted frer/er holds a big 11)1 pound- of food. Handy hotter and rherse compartment. Plenty o f storage spare in the door. All shelve* urc full width, fullCL depth . . . ami 11(1111 FREEZER AND R E-*r FltlG K R ATO U A R E C O M PLE TE LY FROSTFREE. 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STEREOPHONIC ; High Fidelity by Westinghouse i ' Free With Purchase O f Stereo W illi AM and FM RADIO American Contemporary Cabinet in Genuine Walnut Veneer f I E X TR A S PE C IA L — Remote Control Beautiful Cherry French Provincial 23-1nch TELEVISION ONLY — $ Regular $199 and EASY Hank Terms SERVICE WI I A T MILLER Your Westinghouse Appliance WE 239 OPEN 299 Fridays til Authorized Factory Service WE $ 8 P. M. HELL Radio and Appliance 118 S. Park FA 2-0352 Dealer For Seminole County �> Doctors’ Day Eudora Brown Almond w u rear­ ed in the email Georgia village o f F o rt Lamar and from early child­ hood was greatly impressed with tho selfless devotion o f the medical pro­ fession's humanitarian service to mankind. She always carried in her heart fond memories o f the gentle kindness o f her family physician whose skill and understanding en­ deared him to his patients as both a beloved doctor and revered friend. Because o f her affinity for the medical profession, Eudora Brown was destined to become a doctor's wife. In 1920, she married Dr. Char­ les B. Almond and moved to Winder, Georgia, where they made their home. Their happy and busy life to­ gether serving their fellow man, was the guiding spirit which influen­ ced her idea for a doctor's day. As she walked through the years beside her husband sharing the dedication o f his life to the practice o f medicine the — charity and courage, love and sacrifices in his daily ministry o f healing humanity's ills, Mrs. Almond became convinced that medicine is the greatest profession on earth and doctors — the greatest heroes. This respect and appreciation o f the no­ ble achievements o f the profession inspired her to present to her local Auxiliary the idea o f having a day on which to honor the practitioners of tho Medical Arts. The suggestion met with immediate approval and the Auxiliary adopted the following resolution in 1933: "Whereas, the Auxiliary to tho Barrow County Medical Society, thut March 30th, the day that famous Georgian, Dr. Crawford W. Long first used ether anesthesia in sur­ Political gery, be adopted as "Doctor's Day,’ the object to be the well being and honor o f the profession, its observ­ ance demanding some net o f kind­ ness, g ift or tribute in remembrance o f the Doctors.” + • • The first Doctors' Dny observ­ ance ever held was by the Barrow County Auxiliary on March 30th, 1933. The Auxiliary mailed cards to the doctors and their wives. Flow­ ers were placed on the graves o f tho deceased doctors Including thnt o f Dr. Crawford W. Long. The ceremon­ ies concluded with an elegant four course dinner at the spacious home o f Dr. and Mrs. William Randolph with appropriate toasts, tributes and responses and the hope that hereaf­ ter, Doctor’s Day would continue to be observed on March 30th o f each year. When suggesting thnt physicians be honored, Mrs. Almond originally had in mind only the Winder and Barrow County doctors L.ittle did she realize, when nt last the cherish­ ed dream she carried within her heurt for so many years became u reality, that it would include doctors in all parts o f this country and across tho seas ns well. Our neighbors to the South o f us in Cuba, also celebrnto a day in honor o f the men and women o f medicine fashioned ufter our Day o f Commemoration. And no out o f the gratitude o f a little girl for her kindly family phy­ sician, nnd from the loving heart of n doctor's wife, so justly proud of her husband whose work was ids glory, emorged a most beautiful tri­ bute to the medical profession . . . DOCTORS' DAY1 OUR B O AR D IN G HOUSE Barbs MOMPTY DUMPTV 5AID.J 1 fiUPPOEfi IT HAD TO J — t i tm m m t w a ,Ha s * * Twaj By n«l Cothran HAPPSN SOME-TIME-—-BUT. •7SSKMtegiD6ewATca/Ma < I'D PAVE BBT MONtY OW zT SeKT rTBY— £RAH — A MUTUAL If we arc lit Ik* complete­ A* THE ALLAcquaintance —wnu ih-owt t i j BRID6CWATCR AMERICAN DEADBEAT/MAY ly objective almul everything, —UAA-ftUMPMf— • ! COULO BE WE BEEN PEDDLING then we tlioulil consider the RtAUND VOL) OF M3UK PSANUT& IN THlB 700 SO { ICONS ffS6AROlN<S UW fith 'i vicw|N>lnt on flslilng. LONG THAT EVERYONE TBIWIH® OCBT, OUT MOOPUS. v6MM6 TO HAVE MORN6/ AIMAV6 W S fi /KAANANIMOU«/> [ t o Tlic Chambers of Com­ merce take u worto beating from the winter thin mo*t people. Alphabet »oup doesn't teach younittlcrt epellinK, jutt spill­ ing. Soma men rpend thousands on art treasures, others sink fortunes on pretty frsmes. r \ * Now begins the test of strength between the out* bosrd motor snd the grass mower. I presented as a gesture to show that he is on the aide of the West, although his offij cial policy is "nondepend' cncc," which seems In he an |American press agent's new, name for neutrality. Quotes «' - -d - — • ' Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic local governments carrying 9(1 per­ cent o f the cost, somebody lias to give and it's the. state and local tax­ payer. This year may well mark a change o f trend in American tnx col­ lecting. For decades the federal gov­ ernment, with benefit o f the income tax, has been the rapidly rising rev­ enue gatherer — to such an extent that the states went to Washlngon for financial aid. < But federal aid to education has encountered persistent obstacles. With the administration and many others urging Congress to reduce the federal tax take by up to some $10,. 000,000,000, the states nmy find It easier ( i f any such undertaking can be easy) to collect something like a sixth o f that pmount for their needs. In so doing they nmy learn that they can, If neccssnry, carry the full re­ sponsibility for financing education. (Reprinted From Tim Christian Science Monitor) Notebook called the Casablanca confer­ ence of six North African • I countries. They adopted a strong anti-colonialist policy and will meet again this year. But they arc still a long way from any kind of unifi­ cation, although the King is With a leftist and right-1 Thla Is o f more American keeping close touch with Tun­ interest than most such cere­ wing nationalist opposition. I isia and Algeria, which he monial calls because the the King has had to defend 1 visited Just before coming United States la committed himself against charges of here. selling out to the West, and to evacuate its four military bases in Morocco and the particularly to France, which Voice of America transmit­ he has also visited officially. ter in Tangier by tho end Morocco also has accepted o f 1963. Soviet MIG fighters—which Morocco now- uses two short are based at an AmericanI sometimes get the impres­ wave VOA transmitters for built field—and limited quan­ sion Sen. Goldwatcr thinks 80 hours of local-broadcasts tities o ( Russian artillery and a week. Hut it has no use small arms. our ciicmy is not Khrushchev for the $10 million transmit­ This became something of or Mao Tsc-tung or Castro, ter complex which now cov­ an issue when the U. S. for­ but John F. Kennedy. ers all o f Africa. By the end eign aid bill was before Con­ —Sen. Morris K. L’dal. I). of the year VOA will shift its gress last year, with a re­ Ariz., teeing o ff on fellow African services to relay quest for military assistance Arizonian a n d outspoken transmitters now being built for Morocco. It may come up administration critic. GOI‘ in Liberia. Sen. Harry Goldwatcr. again. The military bases aren't U. S. aid to Morocco began considered as essential as I am not completely happy with a $20 million grant in they used to lie, either. One with the economic issues, hut the first year of its inde­ was never activated. pendence. 1957. Since then I guess no one really is. We The SAC bases arc gra­ there have been loans of think we should have gotten dually being outmodrd as more than $100 million. A U. more money. missiles replace strategic S. surplus wheat distribution —Bertram Powers, president, Immbcrs. Tho naval base Local 6. International Typo­ program on public works " r e ­ would be of use to the U. S. graphical Union, on provi­ jects where part of the wages Mediterranean fleet, but ope­ sional settlement for his are paid in grain has worked rations arc being shifted else­ union In New York news­ well. where, and, as the Air Force paper strike. The king has just won a pulls out, the need o f a supgreat political victory in a ply port is reduced. I f wu should lose the havenational referendum accept­ Tlie bases cost the U.S. ing Morocco's first constitut­ nrta— half the world's popula­ $500 million. Their mainten­ ion. which he, in effect, hand­ tion— to the Communists, then ance costa have been about all the l>ombs and weapons » « ed down from the throne. $15 million a year, not count­ In the next few months i have would bo useless. ing pay and auhslstcncc of there will bo elections for — Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, U. S. personnel. When they president of American Red Morocco's first parliament. leave, .Morocco loses an im ­ Cross. Today the King runs a pretty portant source of dollar earn­ tight limited monarchy in ings which it needs. which he is also prime min­ That the U. S. has been OVER 35 Y E A R S ister and army chief of staff. I able to keep the bases In A t First A Palmetto Morocco's voting record in . eighty years of Moroccan in­ the United Nations has not) (Alongside old post o ffic e ) dependence from France Is been all pro-Wcst but in the considered something of a Congo crisis Morocco con­ #> diplomatic achievement in it- tributed 3.600 troops. aeif. It is said to demon­ They were withdrawn after strate the friendliness of the leftist Prem ier Patrice LumlMoroccan government. umha's death, when the King Nevertheless there has been feared the UN peace keeping • Cnrpets • Furniture considerable criticism o f the and unification effort in the • Tile • Pianos State Department and Penta­ Congo would fail. * Rental Beda gon for thla "retrea t," which Subsequently, King Ilassan was announced by President Eisenhower when lie visited Morocco in i960. French and Spanish troop* are also sche­ duled to complete their eva­ cuation of Morocco by the end of 1963. From the point o f view of King Ilassan, who succeeded NOTICE IS H E RE BY G IV E N thnt all persona, to the throne on the death of firm* nnd corporations owning or Imving control, his father two years ago, tiie management, custody, xupcrvislon or njfcncy o f presence of any foreign PER SO NA!, PRO PERTY in (his City which ia troops on Moroccan soil is subject to taxation MUST F IL E R ETU R N on B domestic political liability. or before April I, 1903, otherwise the Tnx As­ His visit to Washington is sessor will lie required to assess such property W A S H IN G T O N - (N E A ) Thirty- three- year-old King Haisan II of Morocco came to the United States March 20 for an 11-day state visit at the invitation of President Kennedy. State Budgets: No Cuts W hatever may happen about a cut In federal income taxes, nobody is talking about a reduction in tho taxes levied by American atatea and municipalities. The increase o f de­ mands fo r services, particularly in the area o f education, hue put atutaa and cities much more heavily into debt and their budgets in the red. Twenty-nine o f the 60 states op­ erated on a deficit in 1901. Fortyfour o f the 47 atato legislatures in session are considering tax increases o f various kinds which, according to the Tax Foundation, would add $ l r 600,000,000 to their revenues. Apart from rising school costs ire nothere are requirements fo r more r lic e and fir e pprotectlon and other municipal services as more and more Americans move into cities and towns from the farms. But with nearly 60 percent more children go­ ing to public grade and high schools than 10 years ago, and with state and Peter Edson ALLIANCE FOR NO PROGRESS Herman I* like thoueande o f brilliant parenta a ho ehrd team in our courlrooma ' a hen their rhildrrn are arralngrd f o r delinquency. Herman thought fits youngstern ehoold read hia mind, hy telepathy, and KNO W he loved them, though hr arid* om gave them much time or attention. Parenta, wake up, and vend for the helpful text* below before It in totf late. CASK 0-41)5: llernmn W., agnf 37, in a high pressure huaineag executive. "Hut, Dr. Crane," he con­ fessed, “ I Ktiesa I must lie a failure us a parent. "F o r 1 have two U-cnngo children and they are both vcrirlng on Juvenile delin­ quency. "In fuct, they told their Kuldancu teurhrr a l high school that tlielr p a r e n t s didn't love them, though their mother and 1 are crazy about them. "in fact, onu reason I slave long hours and try to succeed, Is ju it to earn enough motley to send them through college. "And we have a swanky home in one o f the brat resi­ dential suburbs. I ulso furnish them a good allowance every week, so how could they gay their parenta don't love them." Children are m u c h l i k e women — they both want words! They require verbal aisuranre o f affection. They crave spoken praise. They are ttarv* lux fo r dally compliments. Children thug want to ffel a huff from daddy, nut a chronic "chewing out" when he arrives home. When they timidly try to show him some o f their seatwork from school, they don't want a brush o f f o f irritable terms, such as: "N o w run along. Csn't you see Daddy Is busy (o r reading the paper) I ’ll talk to you Inter.” Kcmcinhcr, too, that «**$ don't make good parents. Kids would rather live In a hill hilly cabin, surrounded hy luvlng parents who rooperate in their play, than to have tho costliest homo in a swanky suburb. A lot o f American hitch pressure parents are shunting rhildren o ff to private bontding schools or military acad­ emies to avoid their own re­ sponsibilities as mothers and fathers. It is a disgrace that any mother would turn over her baby to nursea and guvernesses unless she is forced to do sol N o woman is -so busy or so­ cially o b l i g a t e d that she should shsit the most critical function o f a woman's cutiro life, which is to rear and tutor and I.OVK her bnhy. Unless you mothers tuck the youngster Into lied YO UKHKI.F, don't feel surprised when it later turns on you, as Herman's rhildren nr* nowdoing In high school. For the children figure they should lie mure important than your bridge eltili or din­ ner party at the Country Club or debauchery at a cocktail party. It isn't among the low I. Q. or relief families where we find all tho juvenile delinquern-)-, divorces and two-tim­ ing o f mates. Alas, a goodly percentage of college parenta are hardly able to rate "A v e ra g e " on Uie “ Parenta’ Testa" named be­ low. Juvenile delinquency, Im­ morality, Insanity and even teenage communism are due in large part to lark o f the proper bond o f affection lietween children and their par­ ental Thnt’s why many sons o f millionaires espoilse commun­ ism. For their parents lost tlioao sons while struggling to amass their fortunes. Then they bequeath their wealth to sons who turn on their fathers via radicalism Hint a wastrel life. Ho show your children you love them! Tell them every day. And hy all means send for the 200-pnlnt "Testa fo r Good Parents," enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents. Let your older children rate you, too. (A l««y * write to Dr. Crane in rare o f Ihia news­ paper, enclosing n long 9 rent stamped, addressed en­ velope and 20 cents to rover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) ? Q ;s and A'sj. Q—Who was the only fight­ er in modern time to regain Hie w-orld heavyweight title? A —Floyd Patterson. 4 —What ia the religious significance of the "R ed Mass"? A —The mass, named for tho color of tin? vestments worn by the officiating priest, is celebrated annually to ask God’a hleasinga on the United States, it began In this coun­ try about 1928. Q—Who was the first man to fly over both the North and South poles? A —Hear Admiral Richard Byrd, IBM and 1929 respec­ tively. Sanford Furniture Co. Important Notice To All City Of Sanford Property Owners ftan fn rb ^ rru lil PHONE NUMBERS Advertising 322-5612 322-5613 News 322-2612 322-2G13 A ll Other Deptfl. 322-2611 from the best information olitninnhle, nnd the benefits nf any exemption due which are not clnimcd, cannot ho allowed. WIDOWS AN D D IS A B IL IT Y E XE M PTIO NS— Every widow, whose hushnnd is dead, nhd dis­ abled person who arc entitled to the benefits of the $500.00 valuation exemption, as provided by law, must make nppliration for such exemp­ tions on or before April 1, 1903. HOMESTEAD EXEM PTIO N — Resident homeowners iitusl also file application with the Coun­ ty Tax Assessor at (lie Court House on or before April 1, IDIi.'l, in order In he allowed such exemp­ tion on City nnd County Taxes. If. N. Tamm, Jr. City Tax Assessor City o f Sanford, Florida*. South Setninolo 425-5938 fcanfnrh iprott Give your child the benefit of Page 4 Sanford, Florida Fri., March 29, 1963 W ALTER A. OIKLOW, EDITOR AMU r U L I I S K B EURAMU M. UNION OLD M S S I V K U IIB L Managing Editor Advertising Director JLUV M K U l Cuuntir KUIlur L S C S U 4 FANNER Hucliljr Editor POT MIUUINMUTMAM Eooturo Editor JAAIM I - SIIOKMAKEM llualnno Matmiirr • IIIMI.HV A. tIMAMT Classified Manager rMAMM VOLTOLINR Circulation Manager TMKU W E I.M Mechanical HupL ■ M M D eliver? Its Week S l'M Ii M im O M RATES H r Mall Sowloolo U a i l , !».«• I Vcar MAKE NECESSARY ADDITIONS OR REPAIRS MODERN WOODMEN JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP Yon want your child to have s firm foundation for life. Conalder, then, the many worthwhile advantages o f having them Join one of Modem Woodmen'a Junior Clubs, now being organised in this nrea. Junior Clube are nun-sectarian, based on the principle* nf patriotism nnd democracy. They provide wholesome recreation fun, and the character training that makes fo r good citizenship, benefiting your entire community. ________ J U L IA N W H IfillA M_____ A ll o t t e r III.to I Voor ».«o • Uunlho t.7t • Months I.to l Muni Its l.vo 1 XI.min 1.00 1 Month l.oo 1 Month tJ. B. Postal Regulations provide that alt malt subscriptions tea paid la advance. Entered no second daee matter October *J. I I I ! at the Post Office o f Sanlord, Florida, Under the Act e f Concrete of March. Hew that'your child enjoy* thla . ___ well-rounded fe l­ lowship. Modern Woodmen Junior Club membership available for 91.20 per year for children, ages 1 to 4— slightly higher at other age*. 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MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA HOME O F flC E i ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS O F SANFORD M EMBER F.DJ.C. PAY �■ fc W^i t w fiirt •m lh Frl. Mnr. 2ft, ’6ft—Pape B Denny Mac's SOKC Title %ealened Fight To End Rages In Loop Track cliainpion, by virtue of having registered the most wins, is a Daniel's title that Denny T. Mac Thursday J. League lias By Hill Vincent Jr. "T h i* here weather has sure been aclinp up this past week und tlie fishing is back on the level'* says my good fishing buddy Jim Crowe, lie tells nic that the buss arc beginning to show up around the fishing areas »o that means get jour fly rod and spinning rigs out and let's do some bass fishing. T. It. Aaron and his fishing pal Italph Frey decided to come over und do some bass fishing and they had them­ selves a mess ut good luck, with a nice catch of nine bass, they caught on the bumble bee (popping bug) with a fly rod. Celtics NBA Reign At End? BOSTON (U P l) - The na­ tives are getting restless again about the lloston Cel­ tics' National Basketball As­ sociation reign. Cincinnati's impertinent Hoyals fired the first shot in the newest revolt Thursday night when they licked the four-time champions on Boston's home court. The Eastern Division best* nf seven final series contin­ ues at Cincinnati tonight while the St. Louis Hawks rest for the start o f their Western showdown with the Takers which starts in la s Angeles Su.xlay. Coach Charley W o lfs Hoyals even had the nerve to borrow Boston's prize stra­ tegy in scoring a 135-132 up­ set victory Thursday night. The Celtics, while winning seven straight Eastern titles and five of the last six play­ off crowns, have l>een famed for their powerful ''bench". Aaron and Frey were so satisfied with their luck they came back in the afternoon and landed twelve more nice bass. TVc bass seem to be bitting in the sloughs and canals in the lower St. Johns Hlver. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heed of Delaware strung up 21 large shad with 13 roe and 15 more boats came in with about 15 shad to the lioat. so this looks like the fishing is picking up a bit, and by the next full moon the brim should be duing real good. still has in his But with weeks campaign just of three tlie winter Powell's Office Supplyemerged Winter L e a g u e Champions bv tuking three points from Mis. Appleby’s Restaurant team giving the winners (IS wins ami 10 losse*. Pryor's Stnto Farm Insur­ ance leant took tluee points from the Heart Council team to become second place win­ ners with 07 wins ami 41 loss­ es. Appleby's ended up third place witli 05 wins and 13 I o s m -s ; next w a s Heart Coun­ cil with 45 wins and li.’t losses; Steinmcyei's with 42 wins and 00 losses ami last Cook's Cor­ ner with 37 wins and 71 loss- more current remaining, Mixed the to the finish for first place, grasp with his score o f nine. full .Site bowling season with a fight clung to must of file season anil ended com­ petition for the championship ! is Retting red hot and more Handicap Series, Jim Amler* son and Eleanor Anderson; High Handicap (Janie. Jim Bnlib and Erma Anderson; Most Improved Howlers. An* tlmny Austin ami Dot Higgin* hot ham. Cinci Honored As Top Rated C IN C IN N A T I. Ohio ( U P l ) than a dozen greyhounds arc The University of Cincin­ . threatening Denny’ s lead. nati Bearcat*, who twice won His two closest contenders tin* N C A A championship but through Wednesday night could not attain tlie top rut* : were his own kcnncltnatc, ing, Tlmisdny night were lion* i Duke Drake, ami Circle City oti'il u* tlie top-rated team i Ranch Kennel's Mystery Tam ­ o f IlMtJ.lM. er. wlto were trailing him by H ie Bearcat* wme defeated just one (Miint. Then two by Loyola o f Chicago last points behind with seven week in their bid for an tin* wins each are Pretty's Best prvciilenti-d third i-onun ultra And I just called John Crim ali.t Cherokee Hulou. N C A A title A fter Imuling. price moil* at the fish camp and he tells Also tliere are eight sixHaskell Short, Ohio news I'itIV A T K l*m ;i* SCHOOL students from tin* Itope r llershey, Kevin Kelley. John Uer.nick, , ev was ih-tributcil with spe­ me that there's a new run time winners and any one manager o f United Pres* In­ llm kely School in Tu n y town, N. A’ , sojourned Jerry Waxlierjr, Holt tialwey and director Don cial awards as follows: of shad in the river und of these with little luck might ternational, presented tlie U P l ut the Mayfair Hotel this week in spring train* Frese. A proposed game with the Seminole High First I’lacc Team, I'nwell's everyone is getting ids share. surge to tbc front. Tw o of national championship tiopliy iiiyr for baseball, trnek, tennis and jjolf. Shown team was tinned down by the state athletic as­ ‘ Office Supply; Second Place If this wca tlier keeps up tliesc six time winners will to the team which led the here are members o f the Imsebull team with sociation. because of regulations. things should Ik * great for be trying for a seventh first ' IV,,m* S,nl" in tings the entireseason, their athletic director, shortly before they left surance; Team High SernLh aloul another five weeks of I in tonight's ninth race on (lie to return to school. Front left are Robert Rcyer, Seiies, Powell’* Office Sup­ (Herald l'ltolo) good shad fishing. |It race program. The*- arc] ply; Team Scratch Game, Mr. Iglchcart of the Balti­ j Opal Mac and Sock Tray. I Pryor’* Insurance; Team more Orioles tried his lurk <The former is Denny’* sister * Handicap Series, Steilimey* at tin* shad and came up as well .as bis kcnnclmatc. er’a; Team Hnmliiap Game, with to nice roe. out of Tonight’s featured tenth Appleby's; Crim's camp. , race lists such talented sprin-1 I 8 1 A T C O V IW ttj Individual pnte money to Don't take it serious about , ters as Heline and Bock men and women was as fo l­ tbc shad fishing just because . Flight, both five time win Satisfaction Guaranteed lows: High Average, Vergil the fishing derby is over. I ners. Drag racing will he a big The shad fishing is here and Alfdi'tsou ami Dot Powt'll; And in the daylight feature ] ATLAN TA f t 'P I ) - There rets to Alabama loot hail he detector test today at tlie feature Ibis weekend with High Scratch Serira, Harold should be for a while. The tomorrow afternoon Coro Em- I bass are schooling in the pirc will Ik * trying for a was a possibility that former coach Paul (B e a r) Bryant Atlanta headquarters « l tlie two day* of thrill* and ex ­ Appleby ami Ellen Betts; nnd Sent Cover Co. Inst lall, said he would lie Male Bureau of Investiga­ cut by Crowe's Camp leading i seventh win, Ixjjal Luke for University of Georgia Athletic citement at tlie Osceola Drag High Scratch Game, Clyde available fur such a meeting tion. Burnett, Butts and Bry­ 301 \V. 3rd 322-8031 into I.ake Jessup and have a sixth. I’lercy nud Mnry Smith; High Director Wallace Bulls would today. ant all liavr taken lie detec­ Strip. l»een seen schooling in the apjH'ar before Slate Ally. Saturday night's race will Both Butt* and Bryant have tor tests which lheir lawyers Snake Creek area. Gen. Eugene Cook today in denied any attempt to rig tlie said they passed. Bulls und Ik- a regular meet, with all D. n. Domincy of Atlanta. M ANILA ( U P l ) - Twv> top ' connection with an alleged outcome of llu* 11*52 Georgia- Bryuiit refused to lake an­ classes running for top froGu., strung in five nice large bass all weighing in aliovc Filipino tennis player* will , Southeastern Conference loot- Alabama football game winch other test requested by Cook. plicys und prizes. Alabama won 35 o. Butt* has! The attorney general Thurs­ in the ' hall scandal. five pounds, in llte' Wekiva see action Friday Sunday's big Quarterly Negotiations have been re- filed a $10 million libel suit day issued a subpoena for River ami the Red breast opening single* matches of thr race will feature the $500. hank records, hut Phillppine-New Zealand in- ixirlcd underway b e I vv e o n . against tlie I'ost and Bryant Bulls' brim arc also bitting well. rash award to tlie top stock I guess after the rain this fortune Davit Cup senes . Cook and attorney William said lie also would sue the Schroder said litis was "pure­ eliminator, which will 1m* magazine. ly routine." morning the specks will come Asian (James ehampion John- Schroder, representing Units, (nun (J stuck up. $5o for lit­ Insuranceman George Bur­ "When till* ease comes to back and they are getting I ny Jose will meet New Zea- 1for the former Georgia coach tle slock eliminator, from II nice and large, so get out I land's I.cw Gerard in Uk* to tell his side of the contro­ nell, wlio claimed to have federal court, we will cer­ stock down. overheard a long distance, tainly subpoena every record and try your luck at it. Let first match and 43-year-old versy to Cook. 1 Buns The lop eliminator down to conversation in from Burnell . . . ami all Hie me know how you make out. national open champ Felici- | Tlie attorney general, who telephone eliminator will all receive . . and also the records That's it for now and Fin sinto Ampon will be pitted Is investigating a Saturday which lie said Butts gave: rest $100, rash awanl, along with Hie Saturday Evening Post rejtort that Bryant loothall information.! of still waiting for that big fisli against Ian Crookenden in Evening many trophies to be awarded Butt* gave Georgia team sec- ] agreed to take a polygraph, Post," Schioder said. the oilier single* match. story. to all class winners. Saturday night (tie gates w ill o|M*n a I fl p. in. with classification* at 6:30 p. m. and elimination* at 10 p.m. Gates will open at 10 a. ill. Sunday with the classifica­ tions starting at It a. m. At 3 p. m. Sunday tlie big eliminations will get under way witli ears from all over Hie United States, giving *perlators some thrill -packed e x ­ “ Cool-Your-Own" citement. All drugs at Osceola enelude Altered, Dragster, and Gasser classes. CUSTOM MADE Negotiations Underway ! prgg Rgcjng AUTO TOPS Butts, Cook Scandal Talks Seen Action Slated A U T O GLASS See Action WEEKEND P icn ic Sp ecia l 1 Fkff. Herman Wieners Pktf. Dundee Hot Dog 1 Carton O f Coca Cola j EVERYDAY BEER "L a s t s^dLSon w e .weren't e v e r •sure o£ o u r p i t c h i n g . . . . ; . . . w e d u i n 't h a v e a n y o n e cou ld go g e t t h e b a ll.... ...there was ho man " h it th e long one... ....ana I ’d -sav we re about tlie -scuiie ball clu b I'tipulnr Brand. Meet .Set TOLEDO, Ohio ( Ul ' l ) — A meeting to outline com­ plete details on Hie working agreement* Iretween the Unit­ ed Eoutliall Ia-agiK- nnd the ! American Foollinll I a-ague j will 1m* held here Saturday umpli. Rookie Charlie Dees'] single and a double nnd drove i both Milwaukee lilts and was and Sunday, pinch-hit single vv itli tin- liases |in three runs lo lead Wash-1 erased in a double play eaeli tilled in Hie ninth drove m tin- inglon's attack. ] time. No oilier Brave reachErnie Itroglio and lim ine-! id base as (lie-two St. lauiis decisive run. Harvey H.iddix allowed] des Olivo teamed in a two- pitchers laced tin- minimum only one bit for six innings— biller as (he St. lauds Cards of 27 haliers. It was I Ik* a double by rookie Roll Sav (■eat flu* .Milwaukee Braves, I liiurth shutout suffered by tile Eddie Malliews made Braves lids spring. i-rine—a* the Pittsburgh P i­ 3-0. three game* in a row, to of und triple to pace the Cubs' 10-hit attack Thursday. Ernie Tliey say spring exhibition their la>t 11, 12 of Ihcir last game* don't mean a thing hut 14, and Thursday dropped a manager Alvin Dark of the 4-1 decision to (lie Chicago San Francisco Gianti is be­ Cubs at Phoenix, Ariz. With the opening of flic Na­ ginning to wonder. The Giants are the defend­ tional League pennant race ing Nallonal League cham­ only in ilajs away. Dark is pions but they've looked the beginning to become impa­ part of stumbling, bumbling tient. Lou Brock hit a key double eighth-placers. They've lost Kneece Takes One Stroke Azalea Lead WILM INGTON. N.C. ( UP l ) Harold (Cattish) Kneece i f in a good position todaywin Ids first PGA tournarnt and he doesn't have to >rry about "A rnie's A rm y" rowing off hii game. Kneece. 27, flic short and »cky Aiken, S. C.. pro, b|i»red the Cape Fear Country ub course here Thursday th a B under par 66 to take one stroke lead in the $22,0 Azalea Open golf fountiicnt. Former L'SGA Open lampions, Jack Fleck, 42, id Gene Littler, 32, (railed tieeco with 67i and Billy irrell, 27, came in with a Three weeks ago, Kneece is in even better shape in e Pensacola Open and man­ ed to tie for second by the in of his teeth. He and Gary layer finished two strokes hind the master himself, nold Palmer. Kneece carried a 3-stroke id when be wat paired with I’ almrr in (he final round. He shot a 73 while Palmer came in witli a 67. " I was a little nervous be­ cause ‘Arnie's Arm y' was with him." Kneece said. Re­ ferring to the large gallery and host of newsmen and photographers. "H e's th e greatest putter I ever saw. He rolled ’em in from all over (tie place and when he miss­ ed one lie was so close to dropping it that it scared me to death.” But Palmer passed up the 15th annual. 72-hole Azalea to prep for next week's Masters in Augusta. Two-time Azalea winner Jerry Barber was tied at 69 with Hod Funsech. Carding 70* were Bill Blanton, Bob Spence, Jim WTigbt, Billy Maxwell. Dan Sikes, Jack Rule, Herb Martusten, Ran-| dy Glover, Bob Harrison, George Kudson, Lionel He­ bert, Frank Wharton and Lar­ ry Beck. Bowman had two singles and a double for the Giants and Tom Haller hit a homer. If tlie Giant* are looking fur company during their spring frustration, they can easily find it in the persons of tlie New York Yankees. Tlie world champs had lo remain on the field — away from their Madison Avenue Activilirs—for a full II in­ nings Thursday before drop­ ping a 3-2 derision to tlie Cin­ cinnati Beds. Ken Waiter* doubled borne Tommy Har­ per in (he 11th to give tlie Bed* llirir margin of victory Carroll Hardy had a triple and two singlet to lead a 19hit attack tliul brought Uic Houston Colts a 12-4 decision over the Boston Bed Sox. Bonus baby Busty Staub hit a three-run homer and Ellis Burton also bumcred for the Colti. Tlie l<os Angeles Angel* raised their spring record to 14-3 with a 4 3 victory over I lie Cleveland Indians—their third straight ninth-inning tri- Keglers Set Election Meet Election of o ffic e n will highlight the annual meeting of the Sanford Women'* Bow­ ling Association at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the American Le­ gion hall. An amendment to the SWHA constitution will be con aidered and trophies awarded to winners in tlie city bow­ ling Uiuraaiaaut. lj.3 9 1 l - l ’sk HIGHER KWIKIE Giants Stumblin' In Spring Training By United P rr»* International PRICES $1.15 Premium * fi-l’ak Brand* COLD HERB S L IG H T L Y CIIRII SERVICE 2515 FOOD STOUR FRENCH A V E . 0nc9 again.,. rates defeated (lie llallimore Orioles. 6-0. The Pirates got rigid hits and lour walks good fur five runs in the lir*t five Innings against Chuck Es trada. The tail Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Met*. 4 2, in 14 innings, with Doug Camilli's solo homer breaking the 2-2 tie in the top of (lie finul frame. Larry Sherry making his best showing ol the spring, pitched six shut­ out innings for the Dodgers. Paul Ralliff, 19 year-old rookin bonus catcher, bit a homer and two singles to lead (be Minnesota Twins to a 3-2 win over (lie Kansas City Athletics at Lee Slangc and Gerry Arrigo held the A's to four hits. Tlie Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers, 5-4, on the wings of eighth-inning homers by Tom Brown ami Jim King. Brown also had a O N LY 20 WFRE GOING MOKE DOG RACING STOUTLY DAYS L E F T ! EXCEPT Pint Time Sea*ml Ends \|iril 22 SUNDAY WE D N E S D A Y n S A T U R D A Y * 2 P.M. M A T I N F F ^ M A I IIN L C J (N O M A T I N E E ON F R ID A Y ) I .Julies’ N ight Every Thursday Where The Top Dors Hun — Kuin Or Shine MEADORS M ARIN E • Crestliner Hunts • Mercury Motor* • The Aluminum Hunt For The Fisherman 2101 8. French Ave. FA 2-1392 All OUT! Sorry! No Minor*! U KEN N EL CLUB mw . 17 — (1j M I D W A Y B ETW EEN S ANF ORD A O RLAND O PLYMOUTH WINS 8 OUT O F 10 EVENTS AT RIVERSIDE! How's that for a performance record! Plymouth is the champ of the tough Plymouth*Ford*Chevrolet league again. Yes, Plymouth's on the move . . . and so is your nearby Plymouth Dealer. Plymouth sales are booming and we're going ail out to keep the ball rolling by giving top deals on the "Riverside Champ" to one and all. So if you want to ride with a winner, come in and take a test drive in a brand-new 1963 Plymouth this week! SEE THE NEW PLYMOUTH NOW A T : BRASS 20H Lust M O TO RS Commercial St. — Sanford > J J �' l l Second Class For Gray Ladies Benins April 1 111 W U lU id ■fstaui PnRe 6— Fri. Mar. 20, ’63! FR ID A Y P. M. A second cla*i is being formed fo r the American Red Cross Gray I.ady in the School program, saya Mrs. Cordon Frederick, general chairman for the program in Seminole County. Ct /* I • II > * CUSTOM-MADE EASTER IIAHKETS complete with personalized Easter E rrs may be ordered now from any member o f Senior Girl Scout Troop 211, Wing Scouts, who are mukinR the baskets to raise funds for a June campinR trip in Miami as part of their Intercouncil Activities. I I Orders also may be placed with Mrs. L. E. MorRnn or Mrs. Elmer Avenel. MeetinR Monday niRlit to work on the project were Nancy Rod­ gers, Susan McCnnkill, Elyse Gussman, Vicki McArdlc and Jo Anne liuhn, left to riRht. (Gassman Photo) All mothers interested In volunteering fo r the care of sick and injured children while at achool are urged to be present at the First Aid course starting April I, 9:.'I0 A.M. at the Health Depart­ ment Assembly room. Mrs. Robert L. Mat hews, instructor fo r the first course will also be the leader for this second course. A demon­ stration o f "Kesusci-Annie” will be given on April 8, by Mrs. Martha Kilpatrick and Mrs. Peg Horner. COR. J. F. BARLOW Upon completion o f the assumed command this First Aid course, the class week of Sanford’s will immediately go into Heavy Attack Squad­ courses o f Rad Cross indoctri­ ron 11 aboard tha nation, introduction to the USS Roosevelt at P i­ Gray Lady program, Instruc­ raeus, Greece. He suc­ tion hy the Health Depart­ ceeds Cdr. Lester B. ment, and school rulca and Lampman, who h a s regulations fo r tha Health been transferred to tlie Clinic room. attack carrier indepen­ Mothers desiring to volun­ dence. teer fur this much-needed service to th^ school and com­ munity are asked to call Mra. ! Gordon Frederick, or Mra. Leroy Nop|x-r, for enrollment in th» First Aid class. These courses are riot lim­ Heavy Attack Squadron ited to parents of Sanford Kluvrn (VAH -11) began the Junior High School. Inst month o f its seven-month deployment tills week with u new skipper at the helm. Cdr. John Barlow Heads VAH-11 Dad’s Club To Meet He is Cdr. John F. Bariutv, former executive officer o f lly Sltirlry Wentworth the aipiadron and an active A nii-t-Uni! of the Bear figure in Sanford heavy at­ Lake Elementary S c h o o l tack aviation since tlie middle Dad's Club has been called '60s. for 9 a. m. Saturday on (laBarlow relieved Cdr. Les­ playing field at the school, ter II. I.unipinnn as commandDick Ashley, club official, i n g officer in a formal announced today. Ashley said that although chatige-of-commarnl ceremony aboard tlie USS the volleyball and basketball Monday courts have been completed Roosevelt while the uttack at the school, only a few carrier was anchored in P i­ fathers have taken the op- raeus, Greece. jmrtunity to aid their child­ ren in getting adequate sports facilities and that he hopes Saturday's session will have a better turn out. Tlie Dad's now are work­ ing on two'softball diamonds to complete tinatideUc grounds. NORTH ORLANDO G W L SCOUTS o f Troop 233 recently enjoyed "roughing” it for a tiny in the pined ami palmetto* at the Spring cant o f the village on SR *134. Making the trip were, kneeling from left, Marilyn Ilarbcr, Anita Stud- Legal Notice n n n r i ’ iT t iih At NTH J l'llim i, ro en r, CIMI-IUT, ix sm i ron h iim ia o i .h c o u n t y . p i .o i i i i i a IN C I M W K I I T XO. tjess i n iiim i .list m i : a h iik h m p . a t f o h or nr.isis HANNAH VAMAN a/k/s H AN NA VAMAN, a willow, i>isinttrr va. P A U L J. 1-1111.1.1I’M and IIHI.KN M. I-HH.I.H-H. tits wife, and ATI.AH HtTlI.SI III A Itn:a o k F la m iD A , Inc., a Florida corporation. Drfrndante XOTII I*. TOi PAUL, J. P H I L L I P * and 1IKLVN »l. 1‘ l l l l . l . l i v bis wile. i : o W. Haoiston ( s s n n • , Spartanburg, a., o tli Carolina, and m any sml sll oilier perils* .-la I ml na sny rlabl, title, snd/or Inters,t In ami In His following drecrlhed property, to-wll: Tlis Kaat IDS fsst nf 1.01 IS. of Bloch - 0 “ . of I-IIAIHIB I.AKK I-AIIK. Hamlimln County. Floi Ids. Bi-curdliiK lo tbs plst thereof as recorded In I'lal Honk I, l-sis at, of lb* Public Iter-iMe of kenilnole County, Flotilla. r o ll * I . I / Jrl V/. ^ a ih : iik k iih y n o t i. F I K H that Ihs I'lslnllff. IIAN. N A II VAMAN, a'b/a IIANVA VAIIA N, s wldoM, lias llisllluled suit sasinst you III Ilia Circuit Court of Hit Ninth Judicial Circuit In ami for hemlnol* County, Kluilds, lbs nature of the suit Is Hit for*. « Insure of Agreement for' lJeiil » lili'li encumber* llie above desirlbril properly, said property being tllualed sml located In Seminole County, Florida. You soil .sell of you Bis hereby reunited to fils your .(newer with the Clerk o f lbs Circuit Court In amt for Hemlnol* County, Florida, Sod also serve a copy thereof upon W. n WIN DFIl1\ HKDLi:. ol tht firm Win. tlervttsdlt, l i s l e , . A Ward, CI4 l-srb Avtnut, boutli, Win­ ter Park, Florida, Attorneys ( o r I'l s ln llff In Hi# abovs ae> tlou on or bslore tha 1st day of May. A.l>, 1113, tl.e a Itecrst I'ro Coiifstsu will be f i l l- le d saalnst you. i t ih <>Hi»i;iii:u u.si till, be published In T i l t : HAN* FORD IIKItAl.I), a nswspapar publlthi’d In Mrmlnole County. Florida, once each week ( o r four isinaecutlva weeks. W I T N iB U Ills hand and seal o f the c le rk of Hie ctroult Court. Hemlnol* County. F lor­ ida. this the 371b day of March, A.t>. l t d . (NBA HI Arthur U. Beckwllti. Jr. cle rk of Ibe CticuH Court, Uy: Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clark Wind, i utrdle, llslnes A Ward (31 Park Avenue, Koiith W l n l tr Park. Florida Publlahl Malta 31, April I, U , It. lt d . den, Enta Leonard, Karen Darker and Kathy liarkur; ntnndlng, Mra. Richard Stodden, leader; Pam Green, Myrtle liarria, Jackie Sitter, Ronnie Stodden, Shirley Pederson and Mra. W. G. lia r­ ria, co-leader. (Ileruld Photo) Home Is Where You Will Want To Be Hume on (lie range, or on the hill, the lake, in the country or on a rity atree t. W liat’a your choice? Do you have aeveral children and need room to apreatl out and a yard in which they cun play? Arc you retiring, and need a neat, efficient small house with a mini­ mum o f yard work and all city con­ veniences ? Are you gregarioua and enjoy having lota o f neighbor*, or do you prefer the quiet peace hut compara­ tive isolation o f the countryside? Whichever kind o f person you are, or whatever kind o f home you would like to have, the aitonaora o f tlda page have one just for you. They have homes, groves, acre­ age uud land to suit your every wish, and at prices that will fit in every budget. They have them in every location, east-side, west-side and south-side o f the county, tail in the country, in residential areas, uii lakcfronts, on the highway, and o ff the highway. For newcoinur* to the area, maps are ulso a feature o f the page, to allow you just how to get to the fea­ tured s|>ot* o f the week. Look over this page, pick out one tiiut looks good to you. Drive out ami make an on the site inspection. if you don't see just yh al you’ve got in mind, contact any one o f the realtors listeil on tlds page for the many homes they do not have room to feature, or contact any one o f these builder* and have a home cus­ tom-built and tailor-mnde to your taste. I-Vatured here are homes in Luke Way mini Heights, Tee 'N Green Estates, Idyllwildc and Ravenna Park. Huildcrs and dealers include, Kingswood B u i l d e r s , Shoemaker Construction Co., Stcurftrom Realty, LMN Enterprises and Gregory LiunIter Co. Prairie Lake Plans Dinner Cdr. Marten \V. Bartholo­ mew will take over Barlow's duties as executive office o f the squadron when he fin­ ishes carrier qualification re­ fresher landings in early April. Ijunpinult is scheduled to report fo r duty aboard thu at­ tack carrier Independence. Barlow, a llMti graduate of tha U. S. Naval Academy, served th « first two years of h li Naval career aboard de­ stroyers. In 1948 he report­ ed te N A S Pensacola for fligh t training and w u de­ signated a Naval Aviator the following year. lly Jane Casselberry The Prairie I.aka Baptist Church at Fern Park will hold n dinner on the ground* o f the new parsonage on Ridge ltd. immediately fob lowing the morning worship Use a pastry brush to dear service this Sunday. Rev. and Mra. Leonard a vegetable grater, if tapping Jones will be boats tor an won't dislodge the grating*. Open House at the parsonage after tin- dinner. Those attending tha dinner i\ t h is riH C V rr r m i t r . are asked to bring a large !%iTTii jrn irm * cm rvrr covered dish. Rolls, beverage o k i*i,iiinii% is o n r o n mi . h i x h .i : rOL'ftTt. and table service will be prO' . . . r l M M K H Y \Os Itt&A vided. Tlie public and nil I r r . i m n A L n a t i o n a i « m o i i t church members ara invited OA«)K AJMOOrATIO.V. * cor­ poration organise*! under an to attend. Art of Cnn*r««a and misting Legal Notice pursuant to tha Federal Na­ tional Mortgage Association Charter Act, having Its prln_________________________________ clpal office In the City of i l l ! I'.H'I l«2 :M i:A T Ftllt H ill* I Washington. Itlstrl. t of Co l-tojsct No. l-FI. ru-133 |lumt.la. Plaintiff, Town of Altamonte Fprltig* Sepal*!* seeled hide for the vs. LE SLIE atsASX and conetrucllou of water supply ROT M. OLAMH. tils nnd distribution system for DAXIARIS w He, Town uf Altamonte Hprlngt, Defendants will be received by Town Clerk. Tow n Hell, Altamonte NOTH’): OF rillllM'I.OSt HK • A M Springe. Florida, until 1:00 n o t ic e is i i c n m i v h i v ­ o'clock P. M.. KMT.. April 17. !b*3. and then at eald office e s pursuant to a Final De­ cree of Foreclosure dated publicly opened and read March 34, t i l l , and entered In aloud. The Information for lllddere.' Chancery Case X". 12444 o f Form of llld. Form « f Con­ the Circuit Court of the Ninth tract, Plant. specifications, Judicial Circuit In and for County. Florida, and Forms of llld Bond and Srmliinl* Performance Ilond may be #»- w herein K R U B R A L N A T IO N ­ AL Mi IHTHAUK ASSOCI A­ amiued at Ihs following! Glace Engineering Corpora­ TION. a corporation organtion, 1S0il-1«tli Street. North. lied under an Act o f Congress *1. Petersburg, Florida, and and aalatlng pursuant to the National Mortgage Town Hall. Allaiuonls Kprlnge, Kt-ileral Asaorlatlon Charier A n . hav­ Florida. ing H* principal office In the Copies may ha obtained at (lie office of either of the City of Washington, District sho t* located at abova ad ­ of Columbia, la the Plaintiff, dresses. upon payment of and HOY I.LSI.It: GLASS and be given in llu- social scienc­ |>b.bb for each set. Any tin- DAM A Ills* M. I i u r a . his wife, aucoeealul bidder, upon r e ­ Sr* the Defendants. 1 will sell es, languages, science, math­ turning ait. Ii set promptly and to tha highest and bast bidder ematics, business and music. In good condition, will be for cash at Ih* Front Door of Additional courses can tie ar­ refunded lile payment, and III* Seminole County Court­ any iion-hld.ler upon so re­ house In the City of Hanford. ranged if at least IS persons turning such a eel will be County o f Seminole. Florida, at 31:4b A. M. on tha Ith day are interested, said Dean De- refunded I None. The owner reset « * t the o f April, 14*1. the following Shields. property aa aat right to wal\* any Informal- deerrlbtd Ills* or lu reject any or all forth In said Final Deere*, tawit: bids. i x v r 13. BLOCK 2. NORTH Kach bolder must deposit |with hie bid. security In the (•111.ANDO 2ND ADDITION, according to plat amount, form and subject to (hereof recorded In I’lal the condition* pi >tld»d ta the Ir'or m st lon for lllulsre. Book 12. Pages ( I . 4* and The First Baptist Church is Attention of bidders I* par*7. Publla Record! of Seminole County, Florida. giving a reception for Ute tlrularly railed to tha require­ ment* as to conditions of em­ DATKD this 37th day of new pastor and his wife. Rev. ployment to be observed and March. A. D. 1**3. Fred U. Chance, and the new minimum wag* rates to be ISKAI.I paid under the contract. Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. educational director and his No bidder may withdraw his Clerk of the Circuit Court wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. bid within bb day* altar the o f Soniinula I'ouuty. F lor­ ida. data e f Ik* opening Warfield, tliii Sunday from actual thereof. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. hud 3:30 to 5:30 p.tn. to the Ed­ TOWN OF ALTAM ONTE Harold F. Johnson M-lllNHS. KI A) III DA Attoratya for Plaintiff ucational Building. UTi /a/ James Palmar Suit* 414, Sanford Atlantis AU members and friends of Town Clerk N a f l Bank Hldg, Hanford. Florida ‘ the Church arc invited to at­ March 27th, lrb! Publish Mar. 2b, Apr. b, U b l Publish: March 21, l i t * tend. ODO—dbb tlOU— 141 Legal Notice W e e k e n d T e le v is io n Rollins Slates Field Day “ Field D ay," part of Rol­ lins College annual Fiesta wiU tie held today with all groups on the Rollins cam­ pus participating. During Ute day contests and races will lie hrld, including canoe races and a pie eating contest. Fiesta la held each year to raise funds for the Rollins Scholarship Fund. day. March 29. at the Admin­ istration Budding at the Col­ lege at Daytona Beach fur (lie courses In the College Paral­ lel Division. Courses will be offered for college credit, self improve­ ment or extension of teaching certificates, Dean DeShiclds said. More than 40 courses will U P Y To Meet Uy Jana Casselberry Tha United Presbyterian Youth of Westminster Pres­ byterian Church will meet at the temporary chape! in llow cll Park at *i:UU p in. R unday. Junior High and Henior High youths ate In­ vited to attend. Don XleXflll— Dal­ T.-bl tons Joty Bishop Show Sat- Night Movla* T:tl Lawreaee Walk ll av * Oun Will TraV;t* ral 7:4* Fight of tha Week 7:44 Gunsmoke 1:11 Make That Spar# Sat. Night Show 1:14 Mll-Fla. N*w « 1:3* Ch. » N*w* Hollywood Movl* 1:11 Cavalead* SI*" Off 1:14 Championship Wrbbt. 3:20 Hag 19:0* ( I ) Wa ke Up Movie* (2) Farm, Mark** Ke­ ren <*) State New s and 12) *:#• (2) Warns mea ner t . t t (21 ( » ) ABC Evening Rtpart it) Weather i : l t t t ) Magee Momenta la 1:2* (*> (3) Today bn.rts (b) Countdown New* 4.14 I t ) .Mil -Fla. 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Report! yiltch 11:34 ( * i P *(* A Gladys 13) Oral Roberta (St i.OK'.e IS (3) Hewn Keys 12:21 ( » ' Itl Mundo A! Dla (>l Tut FIIMateseo (2) Concentratlae 1:44 ( » ) Herald of Truth S.00 (P) I'm Dickens, Ile a (3) Sunday Showboat Feneter MONDAY P. M. ( « ) An A s * of King* 1:30 (d) Alfred llltrheock !2:M (3) Tour First Imprts 1:3b (*> 111* Plcturt Hour 3:4b ( » ) Mret the Professor slon (3) l-rlca la Right I t ) Mantoranl (7) Tennessee Krnt* »:;# I f ) 77 Sunset Hirlp Ford (2) NUB Opera 10:00 (2) Jack I'asr Show 2;J» ( » i .(dial Hlevenaon ( ! ) Lev* « f Life to u t ( » ) l'ro * Con t o Sunday Spta Specta­ 13.14 ( I ) Harry Reasonar (St Ey»wltneM cular New* 11:11 (3) AIIC Pinal Itepert 2:14 ( I ) Sunday Sport* Spec­ 12:31 (3) Father Knows Rest (3) Newscope tacular ( I ) Search for Tomorrow ( I ) Cbannal I Nswsrool 13) Uieakthru (3) Truth or Const11:11 I t ) Mtd-Florlila Nswe 2:30 (S) Challenge Gulf qutneta 11:30 (SI Weathor Show <») Challenge . Uolf 11:0 (l> Holding Light 11.34 (Si Channel S Theater «:u» ( « ) CBS Public Affairs ( ! ) Hollywood Meets *:39 ( I I Alumal Fa* Cavalcade * :** ( I ) Ted Mack Amateur 11:1* ( « ) Toalte Hear ( I ) Major Adams. TrailSATURDAY A. M. master (1) Update • I* f t ) etgw Oa 1,30 ( * ) O E. College Bowl 7:0* ( ( ) Orowere Almaea* (3) B .winkle Show 7(31 <() Wake Up Movies * :** ( I ) Tk* Twealleth C**7 tl ( I ) Ceaatdawa R ave tury 1:22 (1) Robls Hood ( * ) llwy. Fatrel fS) Cartooneilla (2) Newscope (C) Kaleldescopt • : l « ( t l Valient Tears 1:10 (2) Science • Fiction (*> Probe Thoster (3) About Tim* 1:30 1(1 (die Way Mirror 7:4* (2) Did Yon Knew • (S) Certonn Carnival ( I ) Death Valley Days l : t * (St Good Morning ( * ) 1-aasl* I3t super Car f i t * (3) Wondtrlal World *1 tdt Capf. Ksnvaroo Color 1:31 IS) R u ff (3 Ready (3) Tha Jetaona lt: 0t « ) Alvin A the Chipi d Dennis, the Menac* tnunks 2:00 ( * l Kd Sullivan Show I t ) Mr. Meano (b) Sunday Night Mov­ t t i Shari i.ewle ie* 11:1* I t ) King t.ennprde 1:1* (2) Car I * — W i n s Ar* ( I ) Mighty Slones Flap, You 7 house b:0l C t Bonanta (S) Superman (<) Tt:a Ileal McCoys II I* I3i Fury b:24 ( « ) G.E. Theater r «l Rln Tin Tia lo;00 (2) Show of Week I t ) Top Cat (*> Candid Camera 11:30 12) Make Room For (3) Vole* of Flroaion* Daddy l* :t * I t Whet’s My Lin* (Si Matty a Funnies (3) Howard K. Smith I * ) liny Rogers 11:40 121 Newscope 13.00 131 Mr. Wlsard MACKLE-EUILT (b) Harry Ueaauner ( « l Sky- King New* (S) Bugs Bunny (b) Mid-Fla. Kaws 11.39 (3) P e e r Guns S A T U R D A Y P. M. 11:14 131 Ch. Nine Thoster 12:30 ( I ) Magic latud of Alla1:14 ( I ) Hollywood Mavis ksaani Cavaloae* ( * l Itraiilng Room MONDAY A. M. (3 ) Deploring 13:43 I t ) llobt. Trout. News 1:2* ( I ) Slga Oa t<) Air Force Nana t:!4 C> Sight On Itcvlc-e 1:24 ( I ) Orova j) Farm Re­ 1:00 IS) My Friend Flicks port 1:34 (S) Championship Wres­ 1:31 ( I ) Colteg* * f the Air tling 7:0* (3) Today ( ( ) Championship Bridge 121 I I mi Into Space 3:00 ( * l Double Feature 121 Matinee Theslra Charter Xw. I3IDT l l r s e n * Dlalrlef No. e 3:30 (SI Challenge Golf niiPORT o r o o x n t-n o x o f 3:30 (S* f r o Bowlers Tour -run t A x r o n n At l a n t i c n a t i o n a l r a n k 3:1b Id) Women's Major Lea­ o f a ( x f o i i d , i n t i i k u t a t h o r f i .o h i d a . gue A T THC (T.(I*K OF Rl elAUee OA MAIICII I s iimu (21 Sports International P i 1(1.1wii■:la IX H E e p iix e n t o c u . l . ( i d i i : RV 4:30 ISI Changing Times l l i l l P I I I I I I . l r.il (IF T i m i'I'IIHKNCV. l(> Manluvanl C.ADF.R ( M T I U . l U I I , f . a. R K I I I E I I I T A T L T E t 4:01 l ( ) 1-nrter Wagoner A in m i (S) (Vide World of Cash, balance* with other hanks, and Sports cash Item* In process of collection ..... f 1.231,3(4.1* (J) Slate Trooper Untied ■tats* Government obligations, dlreot 4:4b <b> It's the Law and guaranteed ---------------------------------4.311,1*3.43 (3) Victory at Sea Obligations of State* and political libb (b) New* Milestone subdivision* J,O3f.*0*.«4 (3) Fla. Flahlng With Corporate atneke (Including *24,740.40 stock Ben Taylor of Federal Rastrvt bankl ________ _ 21,740 0* 1:14 (21 Newecupo J.oans and dlacounte (Including K27.P1 4:31 ( I ) Oasts a Harriet overdrafts) Bjlbt,071.43 (b) Mr. Bd Wank premises ewnad 9teb.2a.Bl, *:* » ( I ) Bender VaaoeaFe furniture and ftiluraa Bteb.fM.M 227.317.2b port Other aeaet* __ ______________ ____ 41.111.M T:bb (b> Can. Fla. Bhowcaae (1) Highway Patrol Total Asaaia ___ 912,*10,337.(4 (2) Flying Doctor t.lA RILITle* 1:31 (41 Jackie aieaeon Show Demand depoelts e f Individuals partnership*, lb) The d allanl Men and corporations • .(I2,ll9.tb (1) Hem Benedict Tim* end saving! deposit* of Individuals, I:>b <«1 Defenders partnerships, and corporations _____ . 2.477.14* 4* Deposits of United State* G o v e r n m e n t_____ 1(1.(21.11 Deposit* of Hlalea and political subdivisions ___ _ e,i(3.«sb.(j Certified and officer*" check*, etc. ....... ......... ..... tv.2(3.4 4 Tola) Deposit* ............ . *11,(bo,*77.70 ( * ) Total demand deposits | 7,011.7(4 (1 <b) Total time and savings deposits -------------------- -f d.l7(.l*1.t( 2fi00 Hanford A vr. Other liabilities ----- - ____ _______________________ 214.(31.07 IfNEILL Tell the Exciting Story of Deltona SATURDAY 8: 30 P.M. Channel 9 Legal Notice Seminole TV FA 2-4920 See and Hear COLOR T V FROM YOUR CAR •(cry evrnittg, 7:30 III 11:30, front our window el 2600 Sanford Avr. I f everyone knew what T V servicemen know utmost everyone would choose. . . VCCC Sets Summer School Scheduling Summer school classes at Volusia County Community College have been set for June 17 through July 29, an­ nounced Harrison F. DeShields, Dean o f InstrucUon. Pre-registration begins to- 1.30 (2J COLOR TV Church Sets Reception Plans * Specializing In COLOR TV SALE8 SERVICE • TV RENTAL Total Liabilities ............. ..................... .......... C A P IT A L ( K O I ATS Capital stock: te) Common stock, total par I272.U04.00 Surplus , ............. Undivided profits _ — — __ . Reserves Total Capital Account* . . J1I.CS7, lli.7T 3i4.0ec.0l 440.000 00 123,421.«: 34.400 00 333.S3I.47 Total L lab tlltlea and C apilal Accounts ___112,410.23: 14 MKMOKA A III M pledged nr assigned to eecur* liabilities and for other purpose* ______ _ 2,(44.712.41 I, II. I). Ilowlaltd, Cashier o f the alms*.named bank, do hereby declare that this report of condition I* true and cor­ rect to the best of my knowledge and belief. II. D. Rowland IV*. the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that It he* been eaainlned by ue end to the beat of our knowledge and belief la u u * and correct. II. II. Ilodgea II. It. Pop# Director* William V. Hemphill Assets nK P U R T OF A IIOI.BIAG DOMPAAY A F b T L I A I K III- A NATIONAL HA AH Report at o f March l i . 1*41, of Atlantic Trust Company, Jacksonville Florida, which Is affllluKd vvllh The Sanford Atlantia National Bank. Hanford, Florida, charter Number 13147, Federal Iteeerr* District Number *. Kind of business of this affiliate: Bank stock holding company, holding controlling tntarrst In this and other affiliates, to broaden scop* of banking business la Florida. Manner In which above-named organisation Is affiliated with national bank, and dear** of control: Owns majority of the (hares of capital stock. Financial relation* wllh bank: Stock of nfflllatrd hank owned by th* affiliate (par valuel .... .................. ...... ...... _ _ 1232,14* *• laians by th* affiliate te affiliated bank _ _ Non* Stork of affiliate registered In name of affiliated bank or known te he owned by bank directly or Indirectly (par value) __ Non# Borrowing from affiliated bank. Including acceptances eitculed by affiliated bank for account o f affiliate and securities told to affiliated bank under repurchase agreement ... Now* Other obligation* of th* affiliate to. or known x to be held by, affiliated bank ___ _ Nen* Other Information neceeeery to disc lose fully relation* with bankl Non* I, O. A. Taylor, Vice-President o f Atlantic Trust Compeny. do solemnly swear that th* abova statement Is true, to th* beet of my knowledge and belief. I declare that It haa or will b* published In Ih* manner prescribed by Section (21L 1'-H K b.. (12, U.S.C., eec. 1*2 2, within fifteen dey* from th* date o f receipt of th# call lor report of condition by th# Comptroller o f th* Curreaoy. O. A. Taylor Sworn t* sad in s c r ib e d before me this l i s t day •* March. ! ) * t . (MKAL) Virginia u. Drake Notary PubHe. Slat* ** Florida » t trnrgs. My mission esplrta April >• , 12*2. Bonded by NaHopaJ a erst# Corporate* �%EnKTOUR of HOMES the Sanford - Seminole Area Joe it tjJm n " f .T f Vest 5th ‘ ffriw B tr tft MODEL H O ^ $ •s l 9 *41Jit*>.*>•** -MlAi' CUSTOM B U ILT a MODEL HOME COR. S. FltKNCII AYE. & 3th ST. a • MOVED TO YOUR LOT ZDILUZLDX NO DOWN PAYMENT For The Bargain Of Your CA LL — ‘ or LOCB AMOR D IR E C TIO N S: Tee *n Green la located out Country Cluh Itnad, opjxi.ltr l.neh Arbor and over­ looking M ayfair Country Club at the interaection o f New lipaala Itoad and only 4 minute. to Intrrktale 4 interchange at Lake Mary. 0 RAVENNA j^ P A R E £ Lifetim e - PHONE - F A 2-2744 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Dally T E E ’n G It KEN la eaaily one o f the moat beau­ tiful and conveniently located apota lit tha San­ ford area, near to .chord., churrhea, chopping and all of Central Florida', wondrrfnl recreation­ al facilities. YO U IIA V E a CHOICE o f 2. 3 or 4 bedroom model. . . . all with central heat and with (n r prepared fo r ) air-conditioning. You can ehooM beta ctn a acTrend porch or apacioua fam ily i ctaJw (dayman disuyhJtA FA 2-0500 »? •, - V • - • -J ' • * -* V - »- ---- — *• - • ^ •* ^7# .. •** . T• ^— DlltECTIONH: bake Wayman II right a i. located at the Intereertion o f Seminole and High­ land Arrnue., one half block north o f the new l^ingwood Ele­ mentary School . . . Juat a couple hundred yarda o ff U. S. Highway 17-92 . . . l.rmk for aigna on weat aide o f highway. ►M- ' — ' ‘ 114 GROVE L A N E While you arc out driving, this week-end, take this page PARK PHONE AV E . - ;• — -n r .-r T r'u -• I V T V I.et ua build one o f th r.r outatanding modrla on YO UR lot . . . nr are na far n larga choice In excellent location.. W r will build anywhern . . . Sen thn aaleaman at either Salea O ffice in thla general are*. o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find BUILT BY LMN ENTERPRISES just what you are looking fo r in the way o f a home. F A 2-2420 Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde . Can’t Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? with you. The map above will assist you in locating some STENSTROM REALTY N. • Central ((rating • Durla Prepared for A ir* Conditioning • County Taaen Only • High and Dry • Formica Cablnata • A ll Irapruremrnta In And Paid • Any Type Financing • A ll llouaea l ) j and 2 Da tha . PHONE TE 8-3911 D A IL Y 10 A.M. tu 5 P.M. Thin delightful modern home, tdluated in beautiful Ravenna Park, is de­ signed for comfort and happier Florida livinx. A Medallion home in like new condition, it feature* a fully equipped built-in electric kitchen, 3 bedroom*, tile hath, large screened Florida room, carporte nnd utility room. A careful inspection will prove it’a just good HOUSE-SENSE to purchnse this home for $13,(i50. Only $150 down, and $87.51) per month. Available for immediate occupancy! 111 CHECK TH ESE F E A T U R E S A N D CO M PARE — OWN A HOME OF YOUR OW N IN BIAUTIFUL F ' n K J vH \ !! jp ’ - J B k ; V i*','* . L 1 1 * 1 m ,. T h i. t ery nttrartlre home o f modern de.ign, located at 420 Sat.uma Drive In Ravenna Park wa. recently nurcha.ed by Mr. and Mra. Robert C. Thomell. Oulatanding feature* inrluded in thla S bed­ room. 2 bath home eonai.t of central air conditioning and hrating, fully equipped, built-in rlrelrlc kitchen and larga enclosed Florida Room. ‘ y** i f J!i ♦' AU*- SUNLAND ESTATES M M n u If,* •" |1 f ,• • * : "*•' y ' •• X y it . • I «A i ^ U .l . . . 5- T Ravenna Park Homes “A 3 & 4 Bedroom — 1, l j j , FH A, Community 2 Hath FHA Built With Homes — Priced In-Service, VA, From k __________ ;____________________________ 1 1 Pride” $11,900 — Conventional l^iw Down Paymentn Financing ^ VjftY i* |hi. rh.rmlng «nd comfortable, old brick home o f colonial architecture. I. located at 301 Tangerine Drive. It I. typical of the outatanding rr*ldrnce. to be fouM in drairahla ami riclu .lve Idyllwilde. Thl* di»tinclire 3 bedroom. 2 bath home feature* central heat and air conditioning, electric built-in kitrhrn with doublr wall oven, and di.hwaahrr. Open fo r in.pectlon. Priced at only *23.400. Thla home at 109 Walla Drive la built on I beautiful, sparloua, corner lot overlooking room home with wall furnace and drup-ln rang* and *ven- A real buy at only *14,309. Idyllwilde MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L SALES OFFICE - DIAL FA 2-7495 AG ENTS ELEC TR IC OF A LL KIN D S W hatever your needs in remodeling or building, call Kingswood Builders First N o Job Too Small — N o Job Too Large @ ELECTRIC S h O B M a lu d l CONSTRUCTION COMPANY STENSTROM R E A L T Y - SALES GENERAL R EM O D ELIN G HOMES OF D ISTIN C TIO N - CUSTOM B U ILT GENERAL OFFICE • 211 W. 25th ST. DIAL FA 2-3103 MODERN KITCHENS BY the lake In Sunland Katatea. It la a S bed­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS 202 Fairmont Dr. Sunland Estates FA 2-8074 �9H» TERRY fmtfft M ILLE R . »on Pnge » —FH. Mar. 20, *63 Rev. and Mr*. Johnson Ed-1 wsrd McKinley. 2220 NW Second Ave., Gainesville, and form erly of Sanford, an-| nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Carol, to. Carl Marx Stephens Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marx Stephens Sr., o f Gads­ den, Ala. Miss McKinley was bom In Jacksonville and graduated from the Gainesville High School with tho class of 1959 and is attending Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala While In high school she was a member of the Kcycttes Service Club, Spanish Club, Little Women and pres­ ident of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. She served as treasurer of the Junior Class of Ed and Vonda Miller o f San­ ford, who U a fr*»hman at F S U hat Leen telccted at one o f the 32 froth and aopht for membership on the Alpha Council. The purpotet o f the caroput organisation are to “ recognlte potential leadership abil­ ity and to develop and main­ tain Intcreat o f male atudente in campua activltiei." (7 ) Terry alto hat pledged Sigma Chi. • • e S E M I-C E N T E N N IA L plant arc coming along fa »t now with a meeting tct fo r Tuctday at 8 p.m. at Flrat Federal when all committee chairmen will bo completing rcportt on plana fo r the many aetlvltlea which arc going to take place. Mark your calendar now to remind yourtclf to put atlde all other aetlvltlea fo r that weekend (A p ril 27) to you can* enjoy thla big 50 year, (iolden Annlvertary celebra­ tion that will mark the halfcentury alnce Seminole Coun­ ty waa cut loote from Orange and became your pretent en­ viron*. Thcre’a going to be tomething fo r everyone In Semi­ nole County and huge crowds o f both county realdenta and out-of-town folka aro expect­ ed to be here for the big •vent. W rite to your familiet and form er realdenta and Invite them to make a vlalt here that weekend to help cele­ brate the Semi-Centennial. You’d better plan to make a day o f It, fo r It'a going to ■U rt early with a gigantic paradt at B:16 a.m. In fact, It really etartt F ri­ day, April 20 with a big aqua re dance at tho Civic Cen­ ter with dancera here frum all over Florida and one of the top callcra In tho country, Johnny CrceL Entrlee o f all kinda in thu Saturday morning parade will depict “ the old daya" and “ 50 yeara o f progress,” not to juontlon the 34 pretty contestante fo r ills * Seminole Coun­ ty who will bo riding In their own apcdal convertible*. Right after the parade, ev•ryone will head out to the Naval A ir Station fo r Open liouao where the world-famoua Ulue Angela, Navy proclelon flyin g team will thrill you, and tho daring “ Chuting Stara" parachutlata team* will “ roll your backbonu up like a wlnduwahade." Don't forget your aun glasses for thla one. Then back again to Fort Melton i ’ark for a big pic­ nic . everyone'* Invited. 17m General Sanford Memortal Library in the park w ill Im open all day, under tho direction of tho Daugh­ ter* o f the Amurlcan Revolu­ tion, allowing many souvenira, object*, record* and data o f the early daya of Sanford. I f you don't make the picnic lunch, there'* atlll the big Uarbecue "upper to coma In the evening. Meanwhile, all afternoon thciii are auch event* a* an •irltln g Water Ski Show with World Champion akliers . , . exhibition ba*uball game* between the lo­ cal Little League team*, and we hear the auto dealer* aro •citing up a big auto allow, too. Ju*t about good dark, the firework* *how will begin and they aay It la going to lw a apectarular to end all apectarulara, with the whole waterfront lit up like the Fourth o f July. One o f the blggeet event* o f the day will b* tho choos­ ing o f Ml** Seminole County, flv m 84 lovely Seminole County young ladle*. This will be held at the Civie Center, and th* young lady who win* the crown will go on to the M ayfair Inn to reign over the Semi-Centennial Rail. And I guess you know that Charlie Splvak's orchestra I* going to be here to play for the Rail . . . Setter get your ticket* now. Just about everything else except the Ball Is free, and the Ball tickst* are only $6 * couple. 4 Doesn't It sound exciting? * As the Urns draws nearer, •nd more and more people Miss Mary Carol McKinley To Marry Carl M. Stephens at Huntingdon, and is a mem- j Student Movement, her of the Huntington Chorale,1 The groom-elect was born Organ Guild and an officer in Gadsden and graduated and member of the Methodist |from the Gadsden Hi gh JSchool with the class of 1953. ' He received his AB degree from the University of Alai bama in 1957 with a major in radio and television. He is a member o f Lambda Chi Alpha Fraterity, Alpha Epsilon ftho, honorary fra­ ternity, and was a member of the Alabama band for four years. He graduated with out­ standing honors from the Ra­ dio and Television Depart­ ment of the University and was recently commissioned as First Lieutenant in the Alabama National Guard. The wedding will be an event of May 18 at 4 p.m. at the Flrat Methodist Church in Gainesville. Miss McKinley is a niece of Mrs. W. J. Crawford and Marvin Dyal of Sanford. b( & W lj l By Abigail Van Buren D EAR A B B Y : When u wife earns money by doinjr substitute teaching shouldn’t she be allowed to spend it on whatever she pleases? My husband is a professional man with a good income. He thinks a mink stole is a frivolous luxury, and when I wanted to buy one with my own money, he said, "W h y is it when I earn money, it is OURS, hut when YOU earn money it is YO U R S ?" I don’ t work steady and do not neglect my household duties. Our children ure in school nil day and I enjoy substitute teaching. My hus­ band is very reasonable except when it comes to money. Can you (or someone who has handled this problem) give me an opinion? FRUSTRATED his own? Or do you think he could control himself better if he tried? • • • • A S P E C IA L E D ITIO N o f the Sanford Herald Is now under preparation that will chronicle the history o f the county Irom It’* earliest days, whon Fort Mellon wa* estab­ lished on the shore o f Lake Monroe In 1830, up through the big day In 1013 when Seminole County wax born and Into the present, 50 yoara later. Many people in the county are contributing their mem­ ories and pictures, souvenirs and records o f the early days. Your columnist has been appointed co-ordinator o f this special edition, which will commemorate the county's Golden Anniversary. It I* a fascinating job, dig­ ging Into all the old history o f the area, looking at pic­ tures o f tlie events that took place, the old establishment*, the “ firsts,” the hardy pion­ eer people who came to make their homes In the promising community, doing their part to contribute to the steady growth of the area and the communities. There are many rich and varied stories huriod In old documents, newspaper ac­ count*, records and picture*, enough to fill many a special edition. Htich events as this .SemiCentennial serve to remind ua of our rich and marvelous heritage and to Illustrate the Indomilublo courage and spir­ it o f tile good people who set­ tled and built the county. Mrs. Piercy Truthseekers Hostess For .Class Meets In Church Class McKinley Hall Mrs. Holly Plercy was hos­ tess for the monthly business and social meeting of the Phcbcan-Goldcn Circle Sun­ day School Class of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Dorothy Stapleton pre­ sented the devotions using as her theme “ The Easter Sea­ son.” President, Mr*. R o b e r t Hodges, conducted the busi­ ness session and reported that a gift for Easter will bo sent to the child, at the Sunland Training Center In Gainesville, that the class is sponsoring. During the social hour sev­ eral games were played with prizes won by Mrs. Hodges, Miss Martha Grogan and Mra. Billy Howard. Others attending were Mines. William Johns, Vernon Hardin, Ed Alderman and Ken McIntosh. Model Meeting Held By Chapter Wiener Roast lletu Sigma Enjoyed By with the new chapter of Nu Church Class model meeting. The Truthseekers Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church met in Mc­ Kinley Hall for the monthly business and social. Mr*. It. W. Turner, president, w el­ comed members and friends as they nrrived. Mrs. W. P. Chapman led Hie devotions, using as her topic “ Thoughts of Easter" taken from Easter Ideals, In­ terspersed wi t h scripture readings. The group song "Christ A rose" and the devo­ tion period was closed with prayer. Reports were given; some of the sick members were sent greetings, and donations were received for mission specials. Birthday greetings were sung to .Mrs. Effie llcwson, Mrs. A. W. llam ll. Mr*. W. E. Jameson, Mrs. Eva liarkey and Mrs. R. L. Griffin. Rev. John T. Adams, 3tr*. Mildred llutner and Miss Marcella Itintz were welcom­ ed as guests. Hostesses 3!rs. R. F. Crenshaw and .Mrs. B. Abrams served refreshments during the social hour. Others attending were Mines. Clarence Bursell, C. C. Priest, L. E. White, Ann Stevens, T. E. Wilson. F. D. Hlrkok. It. M. Mason, F. F. Kiser, Octavia Ilumbley, W. E. Timms and Mabel Alex­ ander. XI Personals • • * D ID YO U KNOW that where the old clock once stood In the middle o f down­ town Sanford, there was a fountain? Yea, with a trough allthe way around and a hitching rail fo r the horaee. Nice fo r the horses, too. To protect stove and waUs from grease, fry foods the non-spattar w ay: with an aluminum mash cover on your frying pan. That spat­ ter-proof lid, o f course, needs washing after use. Tenaltee ft Other Feeta 2601 PARK DR. 322-8865 SANFORD Chapter of parade', duo to rush activities I'hl met in tho during the month of April. A Stale Bunk Ixmngc note Church Calendar MONDAY The executive board of the Women of the First Presby­ terian Church meets at 10 a.m. The Phllathea Class meets with Mrs. Margsrct Greene at 7:43 p.m. Woman's Club will Catholic hold its monthly meeting April 8, in­ stead of April 1. All members are asked to make a s|>cclal effort to uttend as the aumiul election ol new officers for the coming year will be conducted at this meeting. The nominating committee headed by Mrs. A. Constan­ tino assisted by Mrs. J. Ka­ relia and Mrs. I’ . Auroin will present a slate of officers and nominations will be received from the floor. A short business session will lie held preceding thu election. New Arrivals la Altamonte Springs* Mr. und Mrs. Robert Tope, Springs, announce the birth Grandview Ave., Altamonte of a six pound, eight ounce daughter, March 20, at Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. The new arrival, A m y laiuise, has a two und onehalf year sister, Anne Eliz­ abeth. Maternal grandparents are .Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wol­ sey of Altamonte Springs and paternal grandparents a r e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Tope of Maitland. Great grandmothers a r e Mra. It. A. Fender, Orlando, and 3!rs. R. E. Tope of Grand Junction, Colo, DRY M ARVIN from the Baptist Phi Mu members that the The new chapter stated that they would like to join in the Founders Day banquet, sched­ uled for April 19. Social chairmen, Mrs. James Warncr and Mrs. John Alexander, will make final plans and select a place for the banquet. At the banquet awards will be given for the girl of the year, for |>crfect attendance, scrapbook award and Beta Huddles will be revealed. Vot­ ing was held for the girl of the year, one wim lias made outstanding contributions to the chapter, during the year. Votes will be counted by one of the husbands and kept sec­ ret until the presentation. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer ex ­ plained to tlie new members that after four program books of Exemplar are completed, the chapter may then make Its own programs. Tills is the second year that XI Beta Eta has used its own programs. Tills year's theme was ''Im ­ proving Our Own W orld." The model program was "Our Fam ilies." It covered everything from adjusting to marriage, children from birth to teenage and Ikiw to enjoy older year*. 31embers were reminded to bring program scrapbooks to (I m* next mealing m i a winner may be selected for the ban­ quet. Mrs. John Alexander will be hostess for this meet­ ing, on April a. Each member should bring a list of her "pet grl|ic*" about housekeeping for discussion. Future Farmers Will Present C P O Program Members o f the Seminole High School Chapter of Fu tore Fanner* of America will present a program on Ro- bert's Rules of Parliamentary Order when the CPO Wive* Club gather* for its monthly meeting Monday night at the NAS Ballroom. Wayne Beeves, David Lit­ tleton, Ken Hawkins, James Winters, Donnie Sipes, Wynn Piekelsimer, L e o n Dodson and Al Goodspecd make up the parliamentary team for the F FA Convention. Those hoys must present at least one program to a club in order to gain the exper­ ience they need wlicn they attend thr parliamentary convention. W. D. Weat, vo­ cational agriculture teacher, Is the faculty advisor. All CPO Wivrs are urged to be present at 8 o'clock. E ASTE R COSTUME JEW ELRY f O M ATC H Y O U R O U T F IT ! b • • DEAR A B B Y : My problem is my husband. I hate to go to a movie with him because he forgets himself and yells, "LO O K OUT BEH IND Y O U !" Or, "R U N . YOU F O O L !" People actually move away from us. When I tell him to he quiet, he claims lie can’t help it. I’d like to to know if it’s possible for a person to act that way through no fault o f rstf tl A T1 • Landscaping DEAR NO RA: I agree with your mother. The hoy would have no use for a gold locket with YOUR initials on the front. Put it in your drawer and forget about it. • Lawns M ILA M Gray Shadows Nursery AVE. F A 2-4933 8. Sanford A t *. Hi Ml. S. of Glndrrtilla 0 • D EAR A B B Y : Animals C A N ­ NO T count. The behavior described in your column is instinct, not count­ ing. I f a cat has seven kittens and she moves them from one place to another, she will always make eight trips. W.E.S. (V.M.D.) • * • W hat’s on your mind? For a personal reply, send n self - addres­ sed. stamped envelope to Abby, Box 33ti.r>, Beverly Hills, Calif. Tho only time that I re­ spond two clubs without at leust one four card or longer major suit Is when I am inter­ ested in n minor suit slam and plan to follow my two club call with n bid o f three in my minor suit. Thu», when I kid two club* and jumped to three no-trump over my partner’# two spado bid ho knew that I had four hvarta. llenrr, w i t h f o u r henrta in addition to tho four spades he had already shown he went to tho heart game. In rubber bridge the con­ tract would not huve meant NORTH !• ft K 7 3 f K 1098 ♦ J 10 f t A 0 52 WEST A Q 10 3 4 ¥ e ♦ K S B5 3 EAST ft J9 ¥ 754 3 ♦ A43 ♦ QJ10 *9874 SOUTH (D ) ft A8B3 ¥ AQJ2 ♦ O 97 ft K 3 North and South vulnerable NonIk West North East t N.T. Pas* 2 ft Pass 2 ft Pa an 3 N.T. Pass 4¥ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—f t Q I much. He had nine easy tricks at no-trump. But the game wit* duplicate and ho mnnagod , to make five odd in heart* fo r By O a top score. He won tho opening club in his own hand and promptly led a diamond. East won with his acc and returned a trump. Now South was ready to go a fter 11 tricka. He won with his ace, led a club to dummy’s ace, ruffed a club with tha jack o f trump*, entered dum­ my by leading hia deuce o( trump*, ruffed tho la it club with hi* laat trump, led a apade to dummy’* king, play­ ed out dummy’* last two trump* on which he discard­ ed low spade* and led another diamond. West made his king and South mudo tho lost two tricka with the ace o f apades and queen o f diamonds. L O om S m By Ruth M lllett Some husband* who take w ife’s efforts to do something Just send 25 cents to Ru their own community service nbuut community problems Mlllett Reader Service, e The Sanford Herald, P. O. B( with dead seriousness tend to just as seriously. Besides, if the husbands 489, Dept. A , Radio City St make light o f any activity would only realize it, they get tlon, New York 10, N. Y . outside the home their wive* a very real bonus out o f their show an interest in. w ife*’ outside interests. Says one public-spirited ex­ The wife who has same life ecutive whose w ife is as in­ of her own and some absorbvolved in community service ing projects on her mind isn’t as he is: nearly ns likely to lie a bored “ So many men make fun ol und boring companion as the their wives fur their com­ woman who hasn't anything munity effort* and little cul­ to think about or talk about tural adventures, when they except the children and her ought to he thankful that household duties. SANFORD they man led girl* with bruin* FLOWER SHOP enough to want such activ­ Here's a real break: Ituth Cor. B. 1st f t Sanford Are. ities. Millrtt'x b o o k l e t “ Happier F A 3-1822 F A 3-8432 “ Moat girl* today are as Wives (hints fo r husbands),” well educated a* their hus­ bands, and sooner or later they want to prove to them­ selves that they are more than just good housekeeper*. A husband should take genuine pride in having hia w ife take u prominent part in the Lea­ gue o f Women Voters, tho I’T A or any other worth-while organization or activity.” He’s right, o f course. For the sake of her community and fo r her own development as a person, any thinking woman needs to put her mind to, and use some o f her en­ ergy on, projects that go bo­ und her own four wulls. Since men take thrlr own • *t ■ ftlftlx* «**Un* |*b civic rcsponxihilltie* serious­ w XX HU,** ttfMiif *• da? litre's cstra-bi( powar ly, they ought to take their to cool lares areas when you Get Ready For work, play or salsitaia. .......................... YdYds, Hot Weather and fuier, tool Have Your • V M lftfM f COOLS more than one room! ■IQ-CAPACITY ROOM AIR CONDITIONER AIR-CONDITIONER Servired NOW! • Complete Inside cleaning ft Change o f filtera ft Oil ft lubricating ft Condenser roll cleaning ft Fan blade cleanlag • Adjust allnger Hag ft Clean out condensate lha brirate air control linkage* ft Itraeal cabinet installation ft Teat unit operation Home Air-rundittoaera Only 41 BY — • On(Bhidqsi Some people like to fool around with Staymun anil usa tho rvspunsa even with no In­ terest In ii major suit. J A c 0 DEAR A B R Y : I went with a hoy for five months. For Valentine’s Day he gave me a gold locket with my initials on the front of it and his on the back. We broke up and I don’t want to keep the locket. Should I give it hack to him? My mother says no and my father says yes. N O RA QjacoJbjy C tk n t DCU IV D EAR EMBARRASSED: Some people are so moved by an exciting performance they forget momentar­ ily that it's only a performance. There are worse faults. But if it ruins the show for you, let him at­ tend the wild ones alone. K Many Hardy Plants C LEA N ER S 218 - 220 MAGNOLIA PHONE child They explained to the Nu NOW O PEN ! SEM IN O LE Cindy money. On April 8 Souls from occasions and sends her ono dollar u month fur spending Plans Election All read ehuptcr remembers her on her birthday and all special Catholic Club The was Lyons, the U-year-old adopt­ Children's Home in Lakeland. It was decided not to enter a float in tho Semi-Centennial OPERATED ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Eta I'hl Mu girls as guests for a ed Altamonte Springs • Beta Florida John Applehy was host re­ cently to the members of the ninth grade Sunday School Class o f the First Methodist Church at his home at 408 Virginia Ave. Aout 22 young members ol the class enjoyed a wiener roast with all the trimmings, inoluding baked beans, potato salad, potato chips, and top­ ped o ff with cake and Ice crgain. • • • Teacher of the class Is Mrs. T U E S D A Y 'S E LE C TIO N Randall Priest. John Is the proved an age-old law o f hu­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold manity. Appleby. You can't rest on your laurels. Tills old, but true admoni­ tion goes way bark to tho tima when winners In the Olympic game* were crown­ ed with laurel wreaths. Mrs. Michael Ferny is re­ The Domocrals forgot this cuperating at her home, 113 good old law, and rested on their laurel wreatha, In the llaltaw ay Drive, from a pain­ complacency o f their hundred ful Injury received when she fell on a wet floor, resulting year reign. Tho Republicans, seeing a in a broken arm. This is her golden opportunity and second serious injury recent­ shrewdly gauging human na­ ly. About a year ago she fell ture, seised the Initiative, from a step ladder and broke snatched up the ball and ran her leg. Mr. and Mrs. William S. with it. R ight over the goal Wolsey have completed the line. On auch event* a* thla remodeling of their new home flows the course o f history. at 1310 Maitland Ave. They It could be a turning point, moved here from Lake Syin Maitland. Their fanning a flickering flamu M ia o f competition that could stir daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pope, up a brisk blase. W e’ll see, have lived in Altamonte for • • • DID YO U K N O W that Or­ several years. ange County once extended, all the way frum Lake George to Lake Okeechobee? MISS M A R Y CARO L M cK IN LE Y f ib D EAR FR U STR A TE D : The hus­ band is normally the provider for the family, so his income becomes his and hers. Any money a wife earns through her own efforts is HERS. But in case the family needs HERS it should quickly become THEIRS. T E R R Y M ILLE R ere drawn into plans for tlje celebration, the floats, the tx-auty contest, the parade, picnic, barbeque, show and danrt-e, a feeling o f enthus­ iasm I* beginning to mount all around the the county. l • H hm l I •Itm Irtntar Air Medanl AS LOW AS $ 5 PER WEEK II Flemings Sanford Electric Co. GifU • Cards . Hooka (Formerly McVlcara) 210 E. Flrat 81. “Seminole County's Oldest GE Dealer" 118 Magnolia Ave. F A 2-1562 �•. I* *• i t l fcn te h ia iw Y U w i J joA £ v & u p m J tiq M u jh J tA 7:30-8:30 pm . 9n CBS. those V ariety." Another of those potpourri presentations, shot all over the continent with acts limited to the variety as­ pects of carnival rather than the breath taking. These in- 1,00(1 35 ,,M,al ln h'* dorring j V/l IClIICI IIU II role of Toil Stiles is Martin Milner and. proving be is more than equal to bis new task is his co-star Glenn Cor­ bett. Meet Set For Contestants 8:30-9 p in. ABC. The Flintstones. “ Swedish Visitors." An orientation program for Color. One of the better epi­ lo N M C f C *U v c } all the Seminole County girls sodes in this scries. When RIDE-IN THEATRE who are entered In the llenuFred decides to forgo a va­ ty Contest for the Semi-Fencation. Wilma secretly uses IH IO NK I A 2-1218 termini will be held nt the IO N IT E K SAT. Civic Center, Tue«dtiy nt 7:110 A p.tn.. Chairman K. C. Harper, F A It I.O AI) Jr., announced today. in t iii: n tir r r r n il iit . T R IP L E F E A T F H E There are .14 conteatanta In ni nth Ji im i m . n u n i t III’ I'l.llllllll IN NNII roYi |thu line-up o f tlioae vying for No. I 7:U'» Oiilv n il n i i . the crown o f .Mi** Seminole “ SEVEN MEN <l l \NM: i l V NO. 12-VH FROM N O W " KKDKItAL W T i n V A t . MORT- County an the deadline wan Randolph Scott G\GK ASSOCIATION. * cor­ reached Wednesday. poration onranltr.1 un<1*r an Color A modeling lennon will he Art o f Conurr«n ami rilttlntc No. 2 9:00 Only pursuant to the K#d#ra1 Na­ given in the proper method tional MurlpiiKe A^atH’latlon of walking for the judging, Edcnr Alien I’oe'a Ohartcr Act, havtna It* prln“ TH E R A V E N " cp al of flea In tho City of and ail gucationa which the Vlncrnl Price Washington, District o f Co­ young Indie* may have will Boris K arloff lumbia, Peter Lorre Plaintiff. he cleared up a t that time, I v*. In Color Harper »aid. |<-iivnt.rs .i II I O K S an I Hath girl will aUo Ik* ma­ IMTIIICI V K II ICR > hi* * ! f * . No. .1 10:70 Only 1MfeiBlitit* ligned to a *pon*or and a "B A N D OF M il'll o r rotti:< laimi it i: schedule o f times and eventa A N G E LS " R.II.H Clark Gable NO T IC K IS I I K I I K R T O IV - will he given to each girl. In Color KN pursuant to a Final OrThe Civitan Club of San­ i'rt* of F orrrlom r* dated March and e n t e r a l ford i* the overall sponsor In r i iu n r r r y <**••*• No. 1i*’•*.S «*f for the lleauty Conteau $ 1.00 Legal Notice COMING Sun. - Mon. - Tor*. Family Entertainment Channel Swim 7:03 & 10:30 Explodes with Excitemtntl Walt Disney iules Verne's IN SEARCH OF THE aways rrcHhicotOR® TODAY OPEN 12:13 the Circuit Court of the .Ninth Judicial Circuit Iti and for Semin-*!* Countyt Florida* a Iter riii F K O K I t A h N A T I O N ­ AL It O I t T l I A O R ASSOC IA­ TION, a corporation nruanlied under an Act o f <!oPirre*« i»n*l *■l i * 11nK pur-uant to the F e d ­ The Channel Swim: NI1Ceral National >l«*rtiiaRe A*aoelation Charter Act. hav ing It* T V * Alerv Orillia afcow goes principal offlca In tha C it y of off (he air toilay; two map Waahlnifton, District of C o l­ operas replace it Monday, umbia. I« the I'la ln tl ff. and Sunday: Wall Whitman U C I I A R R K S J H IC K S and P A T H IC IA K. IIICKN. hla wife, are the subject of C'BS-TV'a tha defendant*. I "111 f e ll to tlia h i k lie *t and l»e»t bidder “ Camera Three . . . Dorothy for cath at the Front P o o r o f (.amour guests on same net­ the Semlnola County C o u r t­ house in the Cit y of Hanford. work's “ Candid Camera.” County nf gemlnola, Plorldn, International stuff: Japan at 11:00 A. M. on the 8th day is removing its dollar veiling o f Ap ri l IM l the foltowlfm detiTlbed property *a eet forth on buying American tclcvis lu aatd Final Prt'rre, to -w it : ion films, thereby opening I.«»T 3 NOR TH « UtLAN DO HKCO.NO A P - wide its Inqiort door; but the DIT ION, aocordlnw to plat ruling doesn't apply to movies tfiereof raeorded In Flat Hook 12. I’a u c i G« and 17 for video, only sliuws an hour I'ubllo R ecord* o f Hemin* <or less . . . King llassan II »)!»• County, Florida ol Morocco guests Monday on PATCH thla Tltta day o f NBC-TV’s “ Today” program March. A. D. I M i . (S K A Ic . . . Cancel: Edward G. Rob­ Arthur If. Itackwlth, Jr C|*rk of the Circuit Court inson from same network's of Seminole County, F l o r ­ Jack I'aar show tonight. ida. Hollywood Stuff: Joey Bish­ Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Carroll Iturke op will rm rer the (tlmtown Attorn* \ a for I' la ln t lf f end of NBC-TV'* Einmy Suite 5 1 S. Sanford At lantic awards coverage May 28 . . . Na t’ l Hank Hid*. Sanford, Florida A Glynis Johns series is Fuhllftli March 29. 19(3 competing with “ Car 34, C ls i-lo i |ss« Stewart Granurr Rs S & SAT. # S wordsman Report Record of S ie n a MOSCOW (U P I) - RI TZ c S u u io p t * u s n u w o m STARTS SUNDAY 9:00 SHOWS A T l:U0 • 3:00 . 3:00 • 7:00 . . OHAHLlUn C h arlto n _b _m YTVS v r Ir Ir ■i H eston Mimieux Chakiris N uyen Darren __ oeoroe Where Are You?” to replace "The Real McCoys" on CBSTV next fall . . . Jack Oakle is on Die ".McCoys" April 14. _ _ France _ The Russian new* agency Tass reported Thursday that Ta mars Press set • new world sliotput record for women. Miss Press achieved a throw of 59 fret, 8 inches. Improv­ ing her own indoor record by one ami a half inches, in a meet in I/cningrad. jam es • CJN • f\ l .MIMIC — Hayley Mill* mugs the world's most famous lower lip, while the "original," Maurice Chevalier. Iiuiks on. The two star with George Sanders in Walt Disney’s Technicolor film, "In Search Of The Castaways," released by Uiicna Vista, Disney Film Drive-In Bound For sheer Imagination, you enn't bent a combination like Walt Disney and Jules Verne mining (a the M o v i * I a n d Drive-In Kumluy. For fast-moving entertain­ ment, you ran'l lu-nt Disney's version of the late French au­ thor’s adveuturn story “ In Search o f the Castaways." The Bui hank producer wise­ ly ehoso talented English teenager llayley Mills ami venerable E r e n e h charmer Maurice Chevalier to lead a hold bund o f adventurers across two continents in search of u shipwrecked sea captain. The talented twosome fit together like champagne and caviar; one effervescent, the other mellow, Disney puts his top per r ~ -rrn , TV' ' CHARLTON HESTON, riuht, Yvette Mimietix .mill George Clinkiri* arc throe o f tlio atnr* in Jerry Hrcnler'g g|>ectm'tilnr new production, “ Diamond Head,” in Panavision ami EaHtman Color. Al*o Httirrod arc France Nuyen nM Mci Chen and .Inmen Darren, wit is Aline MacMaium anti Elizabeth Allen co-atarrcd. A giant ntory of modern Hawaii, based on the Peter Gilman best­ seller, “ Diamond Head" is a Columbia Pictures release. Ritz To Get 'Diamond Head' Hawaii has never before been dramatised so spectacularly i as In “ Diamond Head.” ‘ Jerry THE GIANT STORY OF MODERN HAWAII 1 AlLfH fatn WtlUhM m i l i r t o Piumior I lunua Cote*' STAR TS SUN. | A P R IL 7 1. and a Complete Line of Meats and Groceries LOOK FOR TH E BIG SIGN Mockingbird North Orlando Super Mkt. — GREGORY PECK Lone-nod . Oviedo ltd. •j Mile East of l l * j 17-92 For the Indies who want to |^.-t * group together and go do tlie talking and maybe j ,,|ny a tournament game. play a little bridge, clu-ek Where else ran you go on Into Jim Spencer's Vieux Friday and Saturday nights Carre Room. Doris Spencer for entertainment from 12:30 says that any size group is til 2? The Casuals entertain welcome, even just one table. then and the other nights you Ilring your own cards and can play the juke box ami whatever else you may need dam e to that music if y o u : (Gon-n's fvr Beginners is wish, what I need), set up your table and play. O f course you I f yell’d rather be enter­ can sip on cool drinks too mid tained than talk, watch for' just spend an enjoyable after­ the diamond shaped sign on noon. Call Doris first though 17-92 north. It stands for the — sometimes there's » lunch- Club Diamond, where they . ten or other scheduled group, have m new archest la playing but usually you'll he able to seven nights a week — it's get In. Paul Terrlbtlini's hand, called ' • • • the “ Four Diamonds" appro- 1 Easter Eggs are the order pi lately enough. Mel Mutrny o f the day for next Friday entci tains with his piano afternoon. The Skate City comedy just as always. Rollers Dance and Figure ('lull is nponsoring a free Asked John Horton what Easter egg outdoor hunt for was new at tliu Carilie one' kids under 12. It ’s fir e too. week ami lie said Hint if they Thu rink will he open Fri­ ever got lauiu Turner in day nl i emi sn from 1 til 3 they'd sure let me know . . .1 pin. with spei'lnl rates o f 2o well, they still don't have her : cents admission ami 15 rents hut they arc always working skate rentals. on way* to improve the place. I Lunch h o u r is booming, I Other Easter doings are thanks no doubt to our good going on at the Melodee Skat­ friend Flo, the daytime mix­ ing Itink on Oitorn Road. ologist who combines her ef-^ They've planned n full sche­ firirncy iiu.l skill in mixing dule o f skating hours to take drinks with her friendly perthe kids o ff your hands while Hcuality lu make the meal they're home on vacation. pleasant, • • • The rink will be closed Easter Sunday, hut the kids ran skate Thursday afternoon from I to 5 p.m.; Friday ami Monday there will la- all day sessions from 9 a.m, til 5 p.m. They have a snack bar so the kids ran skate all day if they want too. Skates cun ho rented, too. of course. • • • Mix a little activity in with your evening and play some shufflehonrd at the Drift Inn oil lleardall and Geneva. There's a Is-ard there for your enjoyment, and some Wednesday night why not II r e s I c r the production 1which opens Sunday at ths Ritz Theatre. A Columbia Pictuies release in Panavision 1and Euatinnn Color, “ Diamond i 11cud” stars Charlton Heston, 1Yvette Mimieux, George Cha­ kiris, France Nuyen and I Janies Darren. Aline MaeMalion and Elizabeth Allen coI star. Hawaii itself is a vital in­ gredient in the entertainment and excitement o f “ Diamond Head." Its history, its people, its problems loom lurpe in this giant screen story o f a ruth­ less empire-builder who, while disclaiming racial discrimina­ tion, challenges his defiant younger sister's romanre with a full-blooded Hawaiian hoy. Unconscious o f Ids own hyp­ ocrisy, he simultaneously Tar­ ries on a glowing, lieurtwarming romanre with a love­ ly Chinese girl. ROLLER SKATINC N IG H T L Y EXCEPT TU ESD AY 7:30 P. M. • 10:30 I*. M. MON. N IT E 11.00 ADM ITS E N TIRE F A M IL Y WED. N ITE • LAD IES N ITE BRAD ENTO N (D P I ) — Doug ( 'a mil Ii may not h<- a slugger equal to his dad, hut lie has his days, Thursday was one of them. The young lais Angeles Dodger catcher belted a hom­ er to lead o ff the 14th Inning that sent tlie West Coast ag­ gregation to a 4-2 victory over the host Now York Mets. Another run scored in the frame thunks to a hit lialsniun, steal and single by Bill Skowron. With John Itoieboro epending milch of his time on the hoiirh hecuuse o f a skin in­ fection, Camilli has hern play­ ing quite n hit. He figures to rate the No. 2 backstop, de­ spite a presentable ratrhing performance by Mike Brumley this spring. Camilli's father, I)olph, was an all-time great with the Dodgers who won the most valuable player award lit 1941. All Uiose people who have been pestering the manageincut o f tin- Capri will Ik- glad to learn they've relented and are putting the hot and cold buffet hack during the noon hour. Starting next Monday and running through Friday from II a.m. til 2 p.m. the buffet will he aet up for lunch for tt.35. It's a good quirk way to step in and get your lunch if you're in a hurry and wunt sonic good food at a really nice place. IT FINALLY HAPPENED The New Club Diamond Swing* Every N ile with FROM Dnnre 9 A. M. To W EEK The Music Of B ILL SLA Y TO N AND TH E EVERY FOOD “ H ID E A W A Y S " FRI. A SERVED PACKAG E SAT. T IL GOODS N ITE 8 P. M. A V A IL A B L E FUN GALORE STOP IN AT TH E DRIFT INN Fomerly George'* No. 2 Beardall C r Geneva T ry Our H A M S A N D W IC H STACKED HIGH ON R Y E D ANCE TO “ TH E FILL & SAT. TH E MUSIC CASUALS'* OF 12:30 P. M. • 2:00 A. M. Shuffle Board Tournament WED. NITE - START • P. M. OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. • MON. TH RU S AT. Hot Cr Cold BU FFET LENO RE IS B AC K A T TH E P IA N O MON. Thru FRI. IN OUR I I A.M. to 2 P.M. Cocktail Lounge 1.35 Mnn. thru Thnra. 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. DAN CE E V ER Y • - - F R ID A Y & SATURDAY TO TH E MUSIC OF plUH The Dongle Woogie Piano or P.ukuUkr BIG BILI AND TUB M EL VELVETO NES M URRAY No Cov* No .Min., FUN No Adm. 17-92 South o f Dellary DANISH LOBSTER T A IL S ( » » e e l a. a nut) R O YA L RED SHRIMP fa real drlirary the way we prepare them! . . . they are N U T French Fried 1) COMBINATION P LA T T E R (Danikh Lohater Tails and Royal lied Shrimp) For Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating NO YOUR CHOICE $2 ’5 FROG nutter to ­ Those 4 GuysIf Friday and Saturday From 8:00 Skate City Roller Rink JIM SPENCER’S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE South French Ave. Phone F A 2-0551 T E 8-2474 FLA. 6 D A YS A Paul Tcrribilini’s “ FOUR DIAMONDS'* M A TIN E E SAT. & SUN. 2:30 P. M. - 4:30 l». M. Just O ff 17-92 On Dog Trark ltd. OPEN the muslr of CHAR • HIMMLER PRIM E STEAKS ll SANFORD, AND SU N D A Y nlwny* nt JIM SPENCER'S A L L TH E LOHSTER YOU CAN E A T .... >3.23 D ANCE VALDEZ HOTEL T il 2 A.M. Clean the lint traps on both the wasliM and dryer before laundering fahrira such as rorduroys and dark cottons, which attract lint. LEGS Sauted In Melted (fa m rr^ o Ity Judy Turner Expect there's a lot o f Monday morning quarter- i backing still going on over the elections . . . . of course the traditional places to do that kind nf talk - 1 ing are you know whero . . . . Here's the list, so take your choice. _________________________I Camilli's Boy Has Good Day Tha lush, lovely Island of BEER W IN E i former* through a whirlwind, globe-girdling obstacle course; ' the advanturcia encounter an i earthquake, an avalanche, n voleanu, n giant condor, a man-eating jaguar, a sivarm nf alligators, a mommulh w a­ terspout, a flash flood, bloodthirsty mutineers and Maori cannibals. The oilier feature on the program which w i l l p l a y through Tuesday is “ The I ' m^derwater City.” | On Wednesday and Tliuisday, "Run Silent — Run Deep" und “ Alias Jesse James" will play. Three films are scheduled for Friday and Saturday. The lltiec m e “ It's Only Money," “ Thunder Road" mid "Shot­ gun." S a n fto h d TA B LE HOPPING T V Time Previews Raw- |elude an Italian juggler; a : the money for a fur neck- tains of a tahle tennis team rector (B ill Williams) gets hide. “ Incident o { the Clown." tierman comedy acrobatic, pj<-c. thinking Fred won't be and a likely combination to needed aid from Stu Bailey English song-ami- att„ ro for somc ,jm nut become the New York Mets tEfrem Eddie Bracken, one of the act; an Zimbalist J r.) in dance act; and a Swiss senof the ping jiong world. John catching a bank robber t\Vilbetter actor-comedians, and Fred's peaceful vacation a ll , . , . .... , _ . . . triloquist. Don Amcche is , i Astin and Marty tngels star. t bam Phipps). Two good sideone of the least seen on TV, host. home is disrupted by a noisy S;3o i0:30 p in. ABC. 77 plots concern an aging flight makes a notable contribution 8:30-9:30 p m . CBS. Route convention of musicians and J Sunset Strip. “ Flight 307.” captain (Jack Warden) who tonight in the role of a walk­ f>0. “ Narcissus on an Old Red Wilma panics when he tell* Quite good and the action is about to be grounded and ing human paradox. At one Fire Engine." This series her they should go away after |coll|(|n-, h;nc been better, a movie star (Gena Rowand the same time, he is a seems to Ik - going overboard all. Setting is a Metropolitan air- lands) with no desire to conform er circus clown and a 3 9:39 p m. ABC. I'm Dic­ port where an operations di- tinue living. on stories about beautiful but serious scholar. He is also an neurotic girls with psycholo­ kens . . . He's Fenster. “ Taaccident-prone pioneer seek­ dhr £ a u fiiri) ijrra lit F r i. M u r. 29, T*.'I— P a p e 9 gical problems. This one has bel Tennis Anyone?" This ing to end the threat of Indian Anne Helm as an outwardly program tries a dilficult pro­ disasters by simple commun­ hostile but inwardly insecure position tonight: to make los­ ication with the red man. A college girl who gets her ing as interesting as winning. worthy episode for this series. kicks frequenting cheap sa­ The losers, of course, arc the Erie Fleming and Clint Eastloons. A good acting job by twp carpenters who are capwood atar. Miss Helm, although her jus 7:30-8:30 p in. NBC. Inter-1 . . . . . . . . . national Showtime. “ Circus f," ,ions «» h illy contrived. f | r p n f , » n n V Jh e ONE H AS TO S T A Y HOME - THERE'S SOMETHING FOR E V E R YO N E TO DO JET BOWLING LANE ONOKA ROAD F A 2-7542 MELODEE SKATING RINK ONORA ROAD 822-9359 �— «$ » M o r i P a g e 10 — fm ttt M a r . 2 9 . 1963 Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED D ISPLA Y: Tuts., thru FrI. • 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Sion. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tun., thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Moo. * Sat. noon. R E SPO N SIB ILITY: The Herald will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion o f your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies o f this paper. Legal Notice IT T ill! riM S T IT CODItT. j i nn m , n u n i t , ) r im ■d w iv o i . d l o r m , ri.o itn iA . m s t ii it am IT I T H T I K H V TO. I 3W* w o itT ii a o k r n n K iT .iiN in B W IN T B Il I’ A ltK F K D K ItA L 8AVINHH A S P T/)AN AHMOCIATION. ■ corporation or. ganlsed *n<1 axletlng um lir th* law « of Ih* United Kiatee o f America 1’ lalntlff, vs. I.K W IK nKnnT and nlJTII 1IKIIUY. hla wife, at at Defendant*. T o T ir n .S T U H A V fH FVTH WltUOYt MOTMWPHft 'AMPWAMTt TOM* r USAM * Accspr. or nr i t TO i I.K W IK IIK ItltY and 11DTII IIK Itltr, Ilia wlfa e/o Claud# K. Taylor Il.F.P. No. S lloa SIS 1,-alngtnn, South Carollna and to any and all other partlee rlaltnlntc any rlnlil, title, and/or Intereet In and |o the follow ing described property, So wit: leit *. In Tllork " A - of I.ITT1.K TVK K IW A KHTATK8 NUMIIK.ll ON K, Seminole County, Florid*, ao-nrdlng to the plat there. >f recorded In I'lat llook I, Pane S3, o f Ih* Public llerorda o f Herat* nola County. Florid* YOU A IIK IIK ItK IIV NOTIPI HI) that the Plaintiff, W IN T K Il P A ItK K K P K ItA I, HA VINtIH AND LOAN AHHOCIAT|t»N, a corporation, organised and rsletlntr under Ilia law* of the United Htatre of AmerIra ha* Inalltuled ault aaalnet you In (he Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Hemlnnle County, Florida, the natura of Ih* cult I* to foreclnee a morl■ a .a on th* altova deecrllied properly, eald property helns ellualed and located In Heratnote County, Florida. You and earh o f you ara hereby r .« quire,I to file your Anew-er with the C hrk o f th* Circuit Court, In and for Hemlnol* County, Florida, and aerve a copy thereof upon W. K. Win* derwreedle, of the firm of Wlnderweedle, II a t n e a S Ward, 334 Park Avanua, South, W inter Park, Florida, Altorneya for P lain tiff In Ih* above action, on or before III* :;th day of April, ISS3, ele* a Decree Pro Confeeeo w ill be entered analnet you. IT IH D ltllK IlK P Dial thle he published In Th* Hanford Herald, a newepaper pul,II.hed In Hemlnol* County, F lor. Ida, one* earh week for four ooneecutlve w eek * WITNKHM the hand of th* Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court, Hemlnol* County, Florida, Ih li Ih* 3uth day of Starch, 1SS1. (HKAt.l Arthur II. Iteckwlth. Jr. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court lly i Slartha T. Vlhlen I). C. Wlmterweedle, Ilalnea A Ward 331 Park Avenue, South Winter Park, Florida Publleh March 33, 31 A April S, 13. l i f t . CPU-7 T Kitchen Talk lK rttl* 4 Ileef *r lamb disk ■ A -----cook U Dutch unci* IS I’DlynnUa *od UMartlaa (comb, form) IS Capacity measure (abj IB Civ till 1*4 IB nosier 30 Requirement* SI Gun (abai) SS Goads S4 Girl's sama tab.) 77 Bird SOStytacf type 33 Swiss city S4 PbotofTsphl* device SB Itedacter M Outer W ill t Bl/T i r w ji. w . iuwuw i WHAT DO YOU X MU5T M9HIR IT. < s c « , oDCflBi ' 7= o a 0 i 77 Astatic sea St low sand bin 41 Sty 2 2 B » 4t Throwback ■ I Island (Tr ) S3 Hebrew month SS Odd (Scot) M P alalaal u rm M Ref at* IT • Spirit 7 Small tumor B Palm Irutl* CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. MortjfnKe Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Servlco 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice YOTHT. OF I T T K T T I O T TO AW KTII lit P l i i r r FOII FIHCAL YK S II IIHtJ - iimlv T f ) W H O M I T M A Y P O N C K It N A M I . T o A M . OWNKIIM. P K It KONH Olt K N T I T I K S H IT !U K PT T O C K N T I I A I . A M I HOUT IIf. i i n f i/u iip a f ia io p con- T ltO I. lU H T I t lP T T A N K S . N O T IC K IH I I K I t K H Y U I V KX, that the G o v e rn in g Hoard o f Central and Southern F l o r ­ ida Flood Control Plelrli-t, a public corporation eilellriK and operatliiK under and by virtue o f III* l a w * o f the Hlate o f Florid a Inlrnde to amend Ita b u d a-l for the ftreat ye ar b egin n in g July t, l!«s:. and riidlnn Juna 30, 19t>3. aa followra: lncreaa* In An tlr lpaled Itecelpta Fr om Dlatrlct Tasea I IS.OttO.M Unapiirupr lated Hurplua 4T4.0WIII0 T o t a l lu c re *** la ■-------------lludgrt liSS.Oonoo T h e above Increase In anItclpaled recelpla I* Intended to lie app ropriated aa follo w ei Fo r th* Aci|ul*lllon of Lands and Other Ihirpoeea (.'apltal Outlay |5II.00*.#0 T h * Go ve rn in g Hoard f u r ­ ther Intrude to amend the allocation o f liudK*t*d fund* by InterTund tranafera to furtlirr Inrreae* the amount availa ble fur l-and Ac<|Ulelllon and Ollier 1'urpo.e*— Capital Outlay. T h a t on the 1th day of April. A. P., 13*3, at nine o'clo ck a. m. In the principal o ff ic e of eald Central and Honthern F lo rid a Flood C o n ­ tr ol Dlatrlct, 9<>1 K vc rn la Hlrret, W ea l Paint llcacti. Florida, hearing w i l l he a f ­ forded to alt owner*, person* o r entit le* w h o ara or may b * subject to aald Dlatrlct'* taara, their at to rn ey nr agents, ta appear b efore aald Hoard and ehnw tin ir o b je c ­ tion* to aald amendment*. T hle n olle * eliall ba pub­ lished In the e la h le rn courtlira nf Ih* District. \l Semino!'* Realty BR. Duplex. Almost new. Elect, kit. tile bath, gar­ age. 1001-A Elm St. Excel­ lent location. Available Apr. 1st. $75 mo. FA 2-5594. R E N T A RED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day. Week, or Month CARRO LL’S FU R N ITU R E Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm i. bath, 2 screened porches. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply upatairi evenings. Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ cle. FA 2-7484. Fum. Apt. Close in. Apt. 3. $10 Mo. 40744 W. -1st. ___ 3d Tower 40 Kraplojrrra 41 Island la Pklllpplim 431'rrtaimn* M aa as* 43 Interpret 44 Hawaiian •.Ess?r 47 Feminine sppeliaUaa 45 l i m e BOTurf Legal Notice l a Ike ( e a r ! nf the C n a a ty Jorfae. a r m l a o t r I'niMty, Ki ev 14a, l a I’ rnbale. l a re 1 Del at e nf IIUTII K. MOOIIK, Pecraerd T o A l l C r e a t i o n a a * Persona Having Clnlma nr Ilem rn4* A a a l n . t *nl4 D e t a i n APARTMENT. 4 IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY Room* and bath. Screened 3 Bedroom — with air-con­ porch. Close In. FA 2-0191 ditioning and large fam ily room.—Any type financing. or FA 2 2624. Payments a* low as $68 85 3 BEDROOM. Living k Din­ a mo., plus taxes and insur­ ing room. Beautiful loca­ ance to qualified buyer. tion. REFERENCES. Call TE E ’N GREEN ESTATES FA 2-7114. Phone 322-2744 1 BEDROOM Furnished Cot­ Highland Park tage. $65. 812 Elm. Call 412 Ediths Circle Harris* Realty. FA 2 5264 Thla three bedroom block or FA 2-7945. home on two lots can bo purchased for $12,000.00. Can be financed through FHA by qualified purchas­ ta tha C a a r t a t th * r o a a t y e r for only $900.00 down J a d g r . BratlBMl* r o a a t y , KievIda. l a r r a b a t r . Including closing cost. E x ­ l a r e i ytalalr a f clusive listing. M ATT C. HTANLKY Deceit*,) ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S T a Alt T r r d H a r a a a d P e r * * * * llatlag M ala.* ar Dema ade Realtor A g a l a e t Said D ela te, Raymond Lundquist, Asso. You ami earh of you are hereby notlfleil an,I require,I FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg Legal Notice to preeent any rlaline and drmand* whlrh you. or either of you, may have agalnat th* relate o f MATT C. HTANLKY, dereaaed. lata of aald County, to lb* County Judge o f HenilOffice F A 2-2118 nole County, Florida, at hla offlra In the rourt linuae nf Night FA 20618 aald County at Hanford, Flor­ 323-0700 ida, within ala calendar Sanford. Fla. month* from th# time of the 2524 Park Dr. flrat publication of thle no. tire. Two cople* nf each claim or demand ahall b* In writing, and ahall atata tha plara of realdence and poet office addreat of the claimant, and ehall b* aworn to by th* claimant, hla agent, or attor­ ney and accompanied by a filing fee of on* dollar and “w . »ueiur.Bim.T aucli claim or demand not ao -w -v filed ahall be Void. /•/ Linda Jean Htanley A* Admlnlattalrlx Cum Tralamento Ar.ncxo of the Katal* of e*t Lhrli Living and Your Best MA T T C. HTANLKY Investini ng Ooportunity Uecraaed Geo. A. Hprer, Jr. in Floriids Today! Attorney for aald estat* II3 H Magnolia Avenu* Hanford. Florida flOtlDA’S BEST HOMEVALUESt Flrat publication March 73. Jim Hunt Realty O PPO RTU NITY IMtona April I’abllah March IS. SB * April $6960 to $15,450 At Low as $210 down, As little as $43.11 a month! No Closing Costsl No Prepayments! |*THEMWTYMIOfiSr| •mil Attorney for eald aetata 11JH Magnolia Avrnut Hanford. Florida Flrtt publication March S3. A. P. 1H3. - 1'w te rV ^ eVr GARAGE Canrl el «k* ( a s s l r Bemlaele I'awaty, Flor­ 1‘robale. Delate of ANN STAN LE Y, preeaaed. Ta (It Creditor* aad Peraoa* Mat lag Claim* or Demaade iaolosi Bald Delate! You and each of you ara hereby notified and required tu prreent any clalma and da* manda which you, or either of you. may have against th* relot* of MAI t Y ANN HTANI.KY. deceased, late of aald County, to th* County Judge of Hetnlnole County, Florida, at hit office In the court A.P. 1)13. hnue* nf eald County at Han- l'ubllah March 33. 31 * fold, Florida, within ala rat. S. 13. 13SS. andar ntnntha front th* time •CPO-73 of the flrat publication of thl* notice. T w o coplet of each claim or drmand eliall be In writing, and ehall atat* th* place of residence and poet office addreea of (lie claimant, and ahall be aworn TVS WANT AA to by the claimant, hla agent, 1A* # I tb* Jab IW Yew or attorney and accompanied by a filing fee of on* dollar and such claim or drmand not *o filed ehall be Void. /a/ Linda Jean Htanley A* Adinlnelratrls Cum Tvatamvnto Annvso of tha Avr Kelata of MAItY ANN HTANLKY, lie, rased (leo. A. Speer, Jr, m W HSW Fekl First St. Near 2 city free 9. For Sale or Rent parking lota and shopping If you like country living. stores. No utility charges. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On Suitable for couple or tin­ south side of big Lako gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Mary. Water for boating, Store. etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ mately 2ti acres. FA 2-9162. AVA ILA B LE April 1st. 3 BR. House. Stove k refrig. $85. House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-4205. Mo. Located 2507 llightawn Ave. Write owner II. Ger- 12. Real E s ta te For Sale lach, 11821) Gilmore Dr. Will take Trailer as down Key West, Fla. payment on lot on Chap­ Furnished Apartment. Close man St. in Sanford. Will be In. Jimmy Cowan. F A 2-4013 on property Saturday March 30. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. 1st St. REDUCED. 2 Story home, good repair, new plumbing 3 Bedrm. two story house at wiring, termite contract. 311 W. 10th St. Elect. Kit. 715 Magnolia, FA 28960. tub k shower laundry rm. Must be aecn to appreciate. N FW HOUSE on Crystal lake. Available Apr. 1st. $75 mo. Loch Arbor. Call FA 2-3378 FA 2 5594. or FA 2-3077. Houses for rent. For Infor­ NO CASH NEEDED mation contact Ted W il­ 2 BR. Kit. equip. Apt. Near shop, center. 2615 Elm. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 A liams Hardware, 205 E. Everett Harper Agency. month. T. k L Included. 25th St. FA 2-2285. 322-8085. In Ik* Jadgr, ida. la la ret MAItY -------------Uw family 24 Mineral S3 Indonesians at Mindanao SB Frlfhlew 77 Hindrance SBShakaaptaraaa stream . SB Merclu adlas SI Mora saraasd S3 Pbaaaant naaU R E G ISTR A TIO N !■ now 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen LARGE Apartment. 801 Mag­ nolia. Fireplace, master equipped. $75 month. Ph. being taken fo r the enroll­ bedroom and carpeted. 1201 FA 2 5303. ment o f the kindergarten at and 1203 Elm. Duplex. 119 the Grace Methodist Church ROOMS, The Gables. 401 Elm. Master bedroom, tile on Onora Rd. & Woodland Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. bath and carpet. All cle^in and nicely furnished. All Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 6. For Kent Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. $00. NO 8-5267. 2 BR. house, >17 Catalina. S M A L L fum. Apt. 1902 Maple 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kitF A 2-0731. Apartment. 1506 W. 3rd. ehen equipped. FA 2-3049. MODERN* Office furnished f A 2 6347. CLEAN Large Apt. Downwith conference room. Airstairs furnished. 611 Park. conditioned. FA 2-7459. Three room furnished apartment. 2101 Magnalla, 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen A V A IL A B L E R E N T A L S $15. 2 Bedroom Furnished LAKE Jessup, 1 bedroom fur­ equipped. Near base. Apartment, $55. Robert A. nished home. $75. F A 2-3685. William*. Phone FA 2-3951. LOCH Arbor, 4 bedroom, 2l i F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom baths, unfurnished. $150. Loch Arbor three bedroom house. Close to base. $65 Lease. unfurnished house, kitchen a month. Water furnished. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished, equipment, $95.00. Robert FA 2 6261. several $70 to $85. A. Williams FA 2-3951. HOUSE for sale or rent on N E W LY FURNISHED Large rent payments to right per­ 2 lilt, duplex. 14th St. Longson. FA 2-7051. wood. 838-3291. 1901 S. Park Ave. 1 BEDROOM Furnished house FA 2-5232 anytime NICE A clean 3 room furnish­ on large lot. $55 a month. ed Apartment. Near town. 3 BEDROOM Furnished F A 2-0597. $55 a month. Include* wa­ house. $90 month. FA 2-2322. ter & electricity. FA 2-8544. 2 BEDROOM Upstairs Apart­ ment. Large, airy. Com­ FURN. 2 Bedroom house. pletely fuTtlshed. newly de­ Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. corated k sparkling clean. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Adults. $75 ■ month. Ph. 6A Special Notices 1305 Elliott Ave., F A 2-5254 F A 2-0668. R E MINDER or FA 2-0525. 1'eC.OVit, ?AT\ 3r.l 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom 0. M. HARRISO N’S equipped. $70. FA 2-4691. Apartments. Kitchen equip­ 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. 24k R.M. Fum. Apt. Utilities $45. 5 Rm. furn. house. $65. INCOME TAX RETURNS. 12 FA 2 4678. years experience. Call La­ Ph. 322-2764. W E L A K A APARTM EN TS: mar Williams. 5 Points, Rooms private batha, 114 FURN. Apt FA 2-2800. FA 2-7843. W. First St. E FFIC IE N C Y Apartment on You anil each o f you ara hereby notlfleil anil required to |ireaent any clalma and ili-niaiule which you, or either or you. may have agalnat the estate of IIIT II K. MOOIIK. i!«rea**<], late of said County, to th* County Judge of Hemlnnle County, This I* th* Ith day of Florida, at hla office In Ih* court hour* of aald County March. t>«3. Central and Houthern F l o r ­ at Hanford, Florida, within all month* from the ida Flood Con trol Dis trict rnlrnilar tlmr of the fleet publication by It* UovernlnK Hoard of Ihla nolle*. Kacl^ claim or llys /•/ It llr y H. Miles demand almll be In writing, Chairman and aball slate th* place of (H KAt.l rrtldence and poet offlca ad­ ATTKBT: dress of lha claimant, and /*/ (I. K. Pal l, Jr. aball b* sworn to by IH* Becrelary clalnmnl, hla agent, or at­ Member* o f Hoard ll o b r r l It. ll o r n tr , V ic * . torney, and any such claim or demand not *o filed eliall Chairman be void. J. Ilr urr V ln ln g /*/ Joseph Mlllnn Moor* 8 W. H o ll er /#/ Arthur Curtis Moor* AY. It. H.aitt As esecutnrs of the I-aet Publlah March l i . 33, 31. 1313 W ill and Testament of C P tl-lt I I I T I I K. MOOIIK. deceased (ten. A. Hpeer. Jr. Answer to Pr*vloci* Putrl# Attorney for aald eatai* 113'v Magnolia A n n u l Hanford. Florida I ’uMIsh March I, IS, 37. St A. P. tail. CDU.3S ■ Ornt lake 10 11 . . Hurt . . ,i. 6. For Rent 3. Education • Instruction 6. For Rent Homesite Investment Opportunities From Just $995! DRIVE OUT r r TODAY1 I t U Inlftklal* 34 «nd f«t 0*1 •t r t Ottik't (BCflAAtt folio# tf# OtlTONA to Hondo's M «« lt And • ■CltiPf Of otlopmdOt! Tho Macklo Bros. Inc. Dthona, Fla. • Phont 6684458 �Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial FA 2-5612 12. Real Estate For Salci 12. Real Estate For Sale 22 lluilil • Paint • Repair ATTR A C TIV E 3 Bedroom. 3 BEDROOM, H i bath house. R E PAIR IN G , painting, cabHa bath home. Built-in kit­ $100 plus closing cost. 122 inet making. All work guar­ chen, air-condlliontr. Con­ Hays Dr. Country Club Ma anteed. Call F A 2-2139 .dter venient location. $5<w down. nor. 3 p. illMonthly payments $81.00. NO SPRING C LE A N IN G 25. Plumbing Services Call FA 2 2659. 2 BEDROOM home. 6 Blocks I > BEDROOMS, 3 bath*. Kit­ from 1st A Park Rem odel-' chen equipped. No down ed older home. New paint payment. 3309 S. Park Avc inside and out. Ideal for I ’ lu in b in g & Heating FA 2 1701. retired couple. No taxes A IR CONDITIONING with homestead exemption. Price $3,500. $15o0 down. ! CONTRACT and RE PAIR WORK balance $.">o iio month. Ph. I 1007 Sanford A te. FA 2 6562 FA 2-1*457. Real Estate -• Mortgages PLUMBING 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 15. II ummos Opportunity Contracting Repairs sSWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer ton. Completely automatic. P o r t a b I c Westinghouse oven Dining room chair.*, end table*, collcc table, mlac. articles. e .*$ hf Mi. We. TM Ul N* O* —W *.*T. ^ ‘Draft HER and our enemies will surrender— unconditionally!” 27. Special Services BIG bargain, if sold by 16. Female Help Wunted WELLS DRILLED, TUM I'S, April 1st. Beautiful BIG SPR IN K K R SYSTEMS .11. Poultry • Livestock Sanford home at 1000 Oak WOMEN with own transpor­ All Types and Sues tation care (or 3 children Avc., near all churches, for Wc Repair and Service luo RABBITS and 130 pens. and housework. 5 or 6 days a BIG family requiring 3 S T I N E 4U breeding stock. 60 Fryers a week, some evenings. Pay or 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, and Easter bunnies. All for by hour. FA 2-G302 after­ Machinery and Supply Co. plus a BIG Dewly modern­ 20T W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 $130. Sell part or all. Call noons. ized kitchen that will de­ FA 2-2870. light mother of the family. A once in a lifetime offer­ 17. Male Help Wanted II. IL PORK CO.. INC. .12. Flowers - Shrubs ing at $9,500. Very good Will interview experienced 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-423t terms can be arranged. spray p a i n t e r s . (Govt. PE TU N IA, Snapdragon. PanSpec.) Experienced or Ap­ sic stock. prentice Platers. 322-2387. G R A P E V ILLE NURSERY SEW ING M ACHINE Grapcvillc Ave. Near 20th St. C A L L FA 2-57811 1901 Park Avenue The Sanfurd Civil Service F A 2-5232 anytime Uuard is accepting applica­ SMITH Air-Condition R efri­ W OODRUFFS tions for the position of po­ geration service. All work FARM A GARDEN CENTER FOR S A L E BY OW NER. A t­ lice patrolman. Require­ FA 2-3976 guaranteed. Very reason­ 601 Celery Ave. tractive 3 bedroom houte, ments; 21 to 30 years of able in price. Day FA 2 7434 Ualadium Bulbs A Plants' 114 baths. Duo-Therm heat­ age; height and weight to Night FA 2-2069. er. Kitchen equipped. Cor­ Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ conform with established ner l o t Between Junior LAWNS Renovated . Aerate gons, Pansies, Vegetable standards with minimum High A Senior High School. Remove Thatch - Chinch Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. 5'9” hgt. and 154 lbs. wgt.; 1918 S. Chase Ave. Bug Spray (VC-13) • FertiUpsala Rd. Just off 2t>th St. minimum o f high school ed­ F A 2-2906. ue—Ph. FA 2 4244 and 1st St. ucation or equivalent. Ex­ M ANSFIELD LAW N SER. amination for qual. appli­ .13. Furniture cants will lie at 7:30 P.M. Piano Tuning and Repair TH E T IM E TESTED FIRM April 9, 1963 in city- hall. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 W ANTED reliable couple to 116 N\ Park Ave. FA 2-6123 Good working conditions take up monthly payments FR IG ID A IR E and pension plan. Submit of $13.50 on 3 complete DRIVE BY AND LOOK Sales A Service applications to Civil Ser­ rooms of furniture. • Call ♦ 2062 Hibiscus — Charming G. II. HIGH vice examiner by April 8, T E 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ Spanish typo home. 3 Bed­ 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford 1963. lect. rooms, separate furnished Ph. FA 2-3*83 apartment. $12,000. 19. Situation.* Wanted FREE ESTIM ATE « 215 W. 20th St. 4 Bedroom*. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Child Care. FA 2-2274 2 baths, beautiful corner Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ lot. $13,000. $400 down. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Y A R D Work FA 2-7878. ture. Call N'ix Bedding Mfg. ♦ 1502 Forest Dr. (WynneFA 2 1817. Co., at 709 Celery Avc. wood) 3 Bedroom*, carpet­ F IV E DAYS work or deep FA 2-2117. 29. Automobile ffervlre In. Ref. 7<>6 Bay Ave. ed living room, Florida room. $12,500. $400 down. AUTO - RADIO CHILDREN Kept. FA 2-4182. ♦ 418 Lake Boulevard (Loch Drive-In Repair Service Arbor) 3 Bedrooms, corner COMPANION A housekeeper PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. lot. Close to Mayfair golf to elderly lady . FA 2 3178. 25th St. A Sanford Ave. course. $14,500. Ph. 323 0655 EXPERIENCED Young wom­ ♦ 610 E. 14th St. Roomy 2 an would like aecretarial bedrooms, large d i n i n g "G irl Friday" position in room. $10,700. Sanford. References. P. O. ♦ 319 Elliott. ( Mayf ai r) 3 Box 206, Lake .Mary. Senknrik Gins* nnd Paint Bedrooms, dining room. 2 Comjwny Beautiful lots. $15,500. 21. lleauty Salons 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 If one of these appeals to you Call for an appointment to H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK For quality automobile* at Complete Beauty Service inspect. low prices check the Herald Evening Appointments classified pages where local 105 So. Oak t A 2-5742 j dealers advertise. Air-Conditioning SINGER St. Johns Realty LAW N SERVICE .1.1. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold, ta rry 's Mart 2t5 Saniord Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 U* Your Furniture. Quick I LIVING ROOM Suite. Service With the Cash. Cheap. Adam Decorative SUPER TRAD ING POST Service. 1113 Sanfurd Avc. FA 20677. FA 2-2032. 31. Article* For Sale Ladies, c h i l d r e n s Shoes, $1.99 up. Men* shoes $2.99 up. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. READ Y M IX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, step*, kicks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 300 Elm Ave. FA 2-5731 RECLAIM ED PIANOS Due to unfortunate circum­ stance* have 2 pianos, one walnut, one mahogany. Famous makes. Will ar­ range sale to reliable f am­ ily this area! Guaranteed Like new condition. Cali or write Credit M a n s g,e r Streep's, 641 N. Orange, Orlando 424-2401. Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Avc. F A 2-5232 any Ume SPACIOUS 3 Bedrooms, 2 hath*, equipped kitchen. Shade tre«s. Assume mort­ gage. pay part equity. 3303 S. Park. 3228060. 1 ACRE, landscaped, with or without 2 bedroom, 10' x I 45' Housetrailer. Like oew. | Phone FA 2-76U9. A IR • CONDITIONING R EFRIG E R ATIO N • • • • MEN NEEDED We train you Home study with roartiing Tool* and equipment furnished. W RITE — COMMERCIAL TRAD ES IN S TITU TE BOX 18 C/O Sanford Herald NEW 1) E L U X E Electric Range. Cost $279—sell for $150. 322-8940. 62 58 58 57 57 61 59 59 56 56 58 61 59 56 54 58 56 55 60 56 57 58 56 59 57 50 61 C A D ILLA C I Door, Power, A i r .......... *1595 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-8 ................. .195 FORD Station Wagon. V-8, Auto....... 615 FORD Country Sed., Overdrive ...... 515 CIIEV. Sla. Wagon. 6 Cyl., Sid......... 715 CIIEV. Vi Ton Pickup. Auto............. 1115 CIIEV. Sla. Wnicon, 6 Cyl., Sid......... 1.195 PLYM OUTH 2 Door ......................... 795 MERCEDES 226. 1 Door ................. 1295 C A D ILLAC Sod. Ue\ ille. Air Cond..... 695 FORD 2 Door. 6 Cyl.. Std................. 645 CIIEV. Sla. Wagon. V-8. Auto........... 1795 CIIEV. I Door. 6 Cyl.. Std................ 1195 CIIEV. Sla. \\aiu V-8, Auto., Air Cond. 595 CIIEV. Delray. Ault.......................... 395 CIIEV. Vi Ton Pickup ..................... 995 FORD Sla. Wuxon, V-8, Std................ .195 CIIEV. 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Std................ 195 CIIEV. N'omatl, Air Cond.................... 1695 CIIEV. I Dtnir. 6 Cyl., Auto................ 495 PLYM OUTH I Door. 6 Cyl., Auto..... 415 C IIE V . '? Ton Pickup ..................... 795 IN T E R N A T IO N A L '* Ton Pickup ... 295 OLDS I Door Dynamic 88. Auto........ 1295 MERCURY Sta. Wugon, Auto.. P. Steer. 195 M U C K 2 Special. Std. Shift. Clean 295 CIIEV. 4 Poor. 6 Cyl.. Std................ 1195 W E'RE LO V T O - THE1 GOT T A GO FKKIl YKACKLK CLAUDE lil t TELL 219 E- 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AVE. FA 2 6231 FA 2-0661 __________ ORLANDO TH MOW I960 FAN Travel Trailer. 19 il. Completely self contain­ 39. Trailer* • Cabanas ed. 12 Ply tire.*. Jutt Ijke 2 BEDROOM 10' x 45' Housenew. All aluminum. De­ trailer. Like new. With or wi t t * Trailer Park. 3515 Or­ without 1 acre o f land, lando Drive. landscaped. Ph. FA 2-7609. ! » I'he Time To Rl<m<iiti O hI In A Quality __ USED CAR Here are a few — ‘ frun • Land” beauties, chrit l » make your driving happy! 37. Boalw - Motors vkspa 1962 FA LC O N U«-n*rr. * pit m ercu ry O N . SpollcM* r, Autom ate 1939 VESPA Motor Scooter, $175. May In- >een after 5:30 p.ni, at 716 Cherokee Circle or call FA 2-8064. Healer. Air HtrertnB * Only $125. P O N T IA C ItO N N K V IL L h W’ m Hull! For CHOICE - "NOT CHANCE RED H O T PoiUiac Fully powered, air ronilitioni-d, clean low light blue beauty. S AVE « $ $ $ $ $ 1962 Falcon Station Wagon 1-diMii, vinyl Him, lii-ntrr, slund.rO transmission. A locally owned cat. 1956 OLDS 88 *y niuie on \ IU1 OKI A f * r» *0 Id | rUn*‘ F/n« lliHir. The Im-wI '56 we've *cen. 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 S595 SA VO Y ----- S395 l-daor »rdan, 6 ryUnder riiKlnr, automallr Iran*mi*»lnn, healer. A low mileage locally owned ear. V-8, good lran*nii»*iun 1957 Olds 88 Hardtop 1956 DODGE S TA TIO N WAGON 1957 DODGE HARDTOP Door. Sperial .1 . 1957 M ERCU RY M O N TER EY 2- Door hanllup. It A It. auto trail* H EY! V-8 engine, throughout. aulomalic rlran 1952 Half-Ton Truck Utility body, rleun throughout C * lQ O .I6 FISHERM EN with utility body, real nire H STRICKLAND - MORRISON _ I YE AR GW W A R R A N T Y ON A L L FAILS Seminole Co. Motors E. very 1954 Half-Ton Truck MERCURY SUPER If) IIU R R IC A N K OUTBOARD MOTOR ....................... J J g 519 FA 2-6611 transmission, S 5 9 6 7* 1956 STUD EBAKER Commander I Door, standard trail", with u irrd riir, V-8. A real buy at arrant/, ••Wahl*. (C Q C I lean a* a hounds loolh 1 u*lom Royal ei|Ul|i|M-il with I'/S. P /ll, R A II. auto. Irans. A I ow ner fC Q O iil local ear, guaranteed I j ,(Mill r i t ual «*iilr». v A e O tJ 1- S ta r. mileage, 1957 DODGE 2 DR. HARDTOP Door WAGON , W hile T ire* »• “ »• 1962 Ford Thunderbird V-8, auto. Iran*., heater, power steering, I owner ear. .... 1957 PLYM O U TH s t a t io n leaded from lh* , Carrier. T h l. O m U r p L u i**«» Th. lUrd-To-rieM^ Beautiful blue and while finish, equipped with V-K engine, standard lran*mi**ion and air enmlillnned. 2- « r- Moron scooters. 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 1- i|rW " r Special « , New A Used. Lewis Sale.* & Service 2517 Country Club Rd. I'll. FA-2-7928 Refrigerator, gas stove, dish­ washer and other house­ I960 VESPA Scooter. hold items. F A 2-4339. Phone FA 2 0190. l E l'll BUYS 3t)r tanforb frraib Mar. 29. 1963 — Page 11 S P E C IA L ? Cut \\ Curl Beauty Shop .11 Poultry - Livestock Special on Perms ( ’all for Poniei; 1 appointment. 3 Senior ope­ Large Shetland gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ rator* Free parking lot*. 2 BEDROOM CB house, fenc­ dle* and bridles. 3229162 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 ed in yard. FA 2 9531. DEAL 1962 CORVAN Truck for sail­ or trade. Call 322-3990. USED CARS REALTOR — INSUROK FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Avc. SQUARE BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT W ITH US ♦ Low Interest natea ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK U PRIG H T PIANO. Vespa Scooter. 122 Hays Dr. Country Club Manor Stemper Agency HOLLERSo/SANFORD 36. Automobiles - Trucks Gateway To Die Waterway With purchase of Blue Lus­ R ob son Sporting Goods tre. rent Electric Carpet Your KVI NRUDE Dealer Shampooor for only $1 per 304-68 K. 1st Ph. FA 2-3961 day. Carroll's Furniture. 1 7’ s hp. MERCURY Kicker. SINGER Sewing Machines. Like now. t 10-lip Wiscon­ Used portables and con­ sin Motor. FA 2-6078. soles. From $20. with guar­ antee ami attachment. Ph 12 ALUM INUM VIOAT. Mit­ chell tilt trailer. 5*4 lip. F A 2-9411. Evinrudf. Extras. 1 year H you need a good used Re­ old. FA 2-8805. frigerator drop by t liiFurniturc Center at lioo 3S. Motorcycle* - Scoot era French Ave. Sell AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Easy To Own R E VE R E Tape Recorder. I.ike new condition. $125. F A 2-8241. '35 B U C K . $100 run* well. Must sell. 302 S. Oak. S P IN E T Piano. Like new, lull key board. M a h <> g a n y . 1936 FORD. Lost driving li­ Bench. Guaranteed. Call cense. Must sell immediate FA 2 9081. ly. Best offer take* it. 1209 W. 7lh St. FA 2-3023. SEAR'S Atr-Ccnditioner. 1 A N ear new hospital, thia 3 bedroom, t batli home is like new throughout. It's easy to own at only $8,750, with only iaoo down sud $59 73 monthly Most attractive section o( Sunland Estates; tins 3 j bedroom, 2 batli lakeview home. Only $450 down and i $*6 54 a month MAT11ES 2 ion Air-Conditioner. $150. Call 322-6838. ord. 322 0664 before to a.in. IvOIN KLEEN Seminole Realty 39. Trailers - Cabanas USED AUTOMATIC Washer amt Dryer. Many to choose from. Completely recondi­ tioned. 90 day warranty on all. Dick's Appliance. 510 1957 DODGE Sedan. Radio A S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-7638. heater. '63 plates. ,$250. or also Cushman scooter. $75. TAPE RECORDER. $85. Both run good. Ph. 322 0464 Stereo play back Mon Rec­ Stenstrom Realty RIG! BIG! RIG! 34. ArtidcN For Sale GAS RE FR IG E R ATO R . In excellent condition. 13's cu­ bic ft. 2 door. $70. Call 322 6820. Wa l l FREE ESTIMATES IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY R. L HARVEY 3 Bedroom—with air-condit­ ULTRA modern coin operat­ 204 Sanford Avc. FA 2 3383 ioning and screened porch. ed dry cleaning A laundryAny type of financing. Pay­ Best location in dew San 2fn Radio A Television ments as low as $64 00 per lord Publix shopping cen­ month, plus taxes and in­ PERSONAL RADIO A ter. Reasonable down pay­ surance to qualified buyer. T.V. SERVICE ment and wc finance bal­ TE E \N GREEN ESTATES l‘e repair Phono Changers ance of complete turnkey Phone 322-27 U Radio A T.V., Auto Radio* installation. Hold the grand I DAY SERVICE opening and offer continu I Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ jsth St. A Sanlurd Ave. ed assistance. You cun ner lot facing lake. 109 Ph. 323 U655 make over 150',}’ return on Waits Drive, S u n l a n d your investment. Call Ralph AST DEPENDABLE T.V. Estate. F11A in service. llacsly, business hours. Col­ Service Seri ice call* $l.o<). $450 down, monthly $84.75, lect 233-0191 Tampa, or Home Service Co. 3<t3 San­ VA nothin? down. FA 2 8074 write me c o Koin Kleen, lurd Ave. FA 2-3532. or FA 2-2118. 4232 Fla. Avc. Tampa. 31. Articles For Sale Firat St., Sanford Winter Park M l 7-2330 INCORPORATED — Used Car Lot Ac rums from Civic Center 308 E. Ini SANFORD I'HONK W IN T E R P A R K F A 2-1181 MI 4-8961 P O N TIA C ! -= = = a = d �Dr. W oodall O pens New !C© Open Meuse Slated Sunday o f­ and restful with plantings oi Woodall greenery and centered with a small stream and |xxtl, with are now open at M<x» S. Park water trickling oxer coquina Avc., and an open house is rocks, planned for Sunday afternoon Complete X ray and diag Friends, clients and visitors nostic facilities are included arc invited to attend during in the new building, a mod­ physiotherapy depart­ the open hours from t to S ern ment, spacious air-conditionpi n. The high • styled modern cil waiting room and gener­ building has Oriental tourhes ous off-street parking lot. both inside and out with j Plumbing for llie new build­ lamps, wall plagues and dec­ ing was done by Lee Broth­ orations carrying out t he ' ers; electrical work by Hop­ theme inside, and a specially- kins Electric; cabinet work rirsjgnrd roof-line adding the by Skilcraft Cabinets; tilass by Senkarik; Mxlding by I.cc Far Fast touch outside One of the most noticeable Mansfield and concrete and work by Gayle aspects of the outside of the j masonry building is the great shadow Howe. Gator Lumber Company rast by a huge old live oak tree which stands on the pro­ supplied lumber and land was perly, giving restful shade cleared by DeWitt Hunter. The new chiropractic fice* o f Dr. A. W. under its long limbs and thick spring-green lea vis. *• -Vf.r!..ut inr.r'nng is used in the reception room, in stra­ tegic room arras throughout the entire building and forms extensive wall surfaces in Dr.; Woodall’s office. Acoustical plaster w a i l s and sound proof ceiling adds lo tile quiet, restful alums- ( phrrr of the treatment rooms, dressing rooms, consultation rooms, X ray and examina­ tion rooms. Specially designed “ rest and recovery" rooms for pa­ tients who have been under treatment have been incor­ porated in the architectural plans. These rooms face on an en­ closed garden, made pleasant Doctor Has Wide, Varied Background Dr. A. W. Woodall, wlm Is bolding open bouse at bis new cliiniprartie offices at 1400 S. Park Ave. .Sunday is a graduate of the Palmer Chir­ opractic College in Davcn-1 port, Iowa, class of 1955. lie served bis internship at the II. J. Palmer Chiropractic Clinic in Chicago, one of the largest chiropractic research clinics in the world. lie came to Sanford seven years ago and the opening of the new offices coincides al­ most to Ihc day with the open­ ing of the original offices. Dr. Woodall is an active member of the Civilan Club, the First Uaplist Church, the Sanford (tout and Ski Club and serves on the Advisory Hoard of flic Salvation Army. He is treasurer of the Cen­ tral Florida Chiropractic So­ ciety, and a member of the Florida ami (lie nalion.il or- Saturation*. |)r. Woodall resides with his wife Hose and two sons, Steven, seven, ami Kenneth, nine, ami brand-new three weeks old hnhy daughtnr, I Christina Marie, at 238 W ., 18th St. Legal Notice i% t i i »: f i n e r i t m u i T o r T i m %i \ m i J t i i H i t i . m i . n i t . i * %m i r o i i •t:n iT « m i : m i m \, p i .on ill \. l\ f ii %KCMItl no . iSUIT moii iii %«ii: r o m : f i .o m nr. IIO I P 1 T A !« PIMIPKII INC., a F lo rid a bit. A. W. WOODALL, chiropractor opt •; - ^ n v \ IIJW FROM THE DECEPTION DOOM in the new offices o f Or. A. W. offices on Park Ave. Woodall, looking' out on a garden. (Tltr £auf nr h (M c n d il Cnoto) (Herald Photo) fcrrulf* THE VOICE YOIT HEAD on the phone when you cidl Dr. A. W. Woodall's new offices on Park Ave. will be that o f Mrs. Frances Wilson, (fore* ground) secretary and receptionist, behind her is Miss P;ii Place, typist and assistant to Mrs. Wilson. (Herald Photo) >vf)i -.»** i YOU are invited to ATTEND SU N D A Y M ARCH 31 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Where you will have the opportunity to Shown nlmve are the henutlful new, ultra-modern offices of Dr. A. W. Wood,-ill, chiropractic physician, local rd at l i nt ) South Park Axe. in Sanford. I'la. At the right is the spacious parking area for patients. This entire building has been dpfeigned with the comfort of the patients in mind and is the very latest in every aspect. inspect the facilities of these utra-modern Chiropractic Offices of Dr. A. W. Woodall PLENTY OF “OFF - STREET" PARKING o MODERN PHYSIO-THERAPY DEPARTMENT SPACIOUS AIR CONDITIONED W AITING ROOM • COMPLETE X-RAY & DIAGNOSTIC FACILITIES located at 1400 South / • COMFORTARLE, Park Ave. in Sanford. REST WHEN ENCLOSED IT PATIO WHERE PATIENTS AV\Y IS SO INDICATED corporation. Plaintiff, %i CLYDE i T. i rtlC J a S T U F K I.W n m LEE BROTHERS and : 01 RICKfcAMD. hii> wlfo, m : i i H ' t M iT ir n Notice ! W*n>1ant<t. 11*.* 1 and eule r n t ' t e d by the JtpUr o f the Circuit Court, o f the N in th Judic ial Circuit, in ami f<>r S* ml no I* County. Florida. OH t tie t f U l •! IV Of M I I ‘.•63. Ill a certain rutin* he* tween lloft|»lta) I'ro p irllo, Inc., * Florida corporation, P la in t if f and €*l>da T S tr ic k ­ land and IJettle Jane xtrtek* land, lit* wtfe. Dafandant*. ha* I UK tThancery C*a»e No. 12*77, J h III ecll at public auction to VIt** hltlli**t blit'll r for Cilli at the front door of the Court* h *u*e In hanford. Hemlnola County, Plorldm the h>*ur o f 12:00 Noon, on Monday, the 13th day o f \prl1. 1!•*'•2. that r« rtaln property deecrlbrd a» t o l l . IHC. tO-Hlt: Jsot 11 Melody Ac re * no* cord in s to the plai there­ o f ae recorded lu Plat Book IS pfi C of tko Public Itecord* o f Stuiln* ole County, Florida. (S K M .I Ar th ur II. IleckwItti. J r , flu k !J> : Murtlia T. Vlhlcu, D C Don Corb ett ll.x SMS orlando, Florid a <<ibll.li; M s / «*.»U — 101 PLUM HIND op I* hereby iiu«Ui + U «cm N*9f foreclosure J»»*. GATOR LUMBER CO. Phone FA 2-0852 3HI Elm Axe. WORK I.A N I) Phone FA 2-5892 SKILLCRAFT CABINETS Old Orlando llw y. Phone n23-0.'>75 OFFICE IN S T A L L A T IO N Phone FA 2-1022 8:30 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON • 2:00 P.M. TO fi:00 P.M. AVE. MASONRY DR. A . W . W O O D A LL C H IR O PR AC TIC WORK Plume I ’A 2-1581 2012 (irnndview Ave. Plume FA 2-12II DON HAMPTON W INTER Oi l ICE HOURS MON. • TUES. - WED. - F ill. 1400 S. P A R K Phone FA 2-3208 t •LASS 210 Magnolia Ave. A Si iDDINO CLE AR IN'!! r.ni e . 2tith St. SENKARIK GLASS CAIUNETS CONCRETE 211(1 S. Sanford Ave. LEE MANSFIELD 1JeWITT HUNTER HOPKINS ELECTRIC E LE C TR IC AL 3650 Country Clult Rd. Plume FA 2-7121 700 S. French Ave. GAYLE HOWE P H Y S IC IA N PAR K HOURS SATURDAY - 8:30 A.M. TO 2:110 P.M. CLOSED A L L D AY TH U R SD AY PH O N E F A 2-4762 � 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/. 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REV. C. E. JACOBSON '17 □ Easter Baskets......................... sack □ Mellow Cremes ....................... 29c | | Marshmallow Eggs................... ,0^; Cake Mix □ Fruit & N u t............................... a k*. ■ ra c k 's A n t 'd . C k a c a la ta □ Cream Eggs............................... ilo w n p ro d u c e la n e BANANAS r o ll with this coupon ond purchase of: $ 5 .0 0 OR M O R E ( lim e I co u p a a p a r (a m ity p la a ia l (e x p ire e S a t., M a r t k 10, 1961) WUXi] 'oiommwMmoi P i u s 10 0 t « T M A I M ( l SAM C.HCfN S IA M I’S WITH COUPON S tr ie tm a n n ’s C k a c a la ta - Fudge Sandwich ........ “VT/ 39* D.iidaoi r.r.v. Chocolate Bon-Bons _7.V. 29* ...................3 1ST 89' »2Va can H u n t’ l le a f y F la . a r t d Tom ato Paste 25' 2 27* D c l lf k t f u l D e l M a n ta Zucchini Squash ........ 25* 3 V ." 89' fr o z e n fo o d s P ilb k u r y 's C k e t r y Berry C risp ..............%.* /9c P a lia B ra n d F ra s a a 49' Enchilada Dinner... ’J;;*’ 49c SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF O c a -ld a B ra n d F r a ie ii French Fries............49c G r a ta G ia n t W k e ie K a r n t l Niblets Corn ..........’ii*' 29c mwnsf O r a a n S t a m P k h * * i r F ra s a a S te w p s an A A la ravyaa and yw c h .M a k J U D I N 'S L O T IO N ( w lt k Fraa P u rte -S ia e d F la ia n ) MICRIN ORAL ANTISEPTIC suld 17 acres ot submerged 1 4-o s. b ot. 98c land in the SI. Johns River (la p i'N t e l. Mer. M. 1NH today fur $250 an acre. T ile purchaser, William llostwick, bad urged the cab­ inet to drop tlir price to $150 T asty B re a k fa s t C lu b an acre. Ilut the cabinet re ­ fused to go ulong on grounds the value of the land would increase in future years. «»• V egetables......... tIJ 49c G a rta n 'a F a m ily S lsa Fish Sticks................’fo* 59c T ra a a a ra la in D e ta in e d a n d 6-os., 59c + tea imssmmmm Peeled Shrimp . . . . *.* $1.99 <!■»•••• Bel Mer. je m il M a r te n 'a A a ia rta d Mix or Match Sale 4 Ji',V 89c Sliced B acon ........ 1 -lb. pkg . 45c 1 2 -o s . 49c I C h ic k e n , S a i l a t T u rk e y * e t P ie r, M a t e r i a l b C k a a ta , S y . g h . t r i A M a e r S a u a a l d a ir y sp e c ia ls To m ow 's Skinless .., Tarnow ’s W ieners . . Link S au sage ....... Bag S au sage ....... Sm oked Sausage pkg. M r t . P ilk e r f’i C a ra O il ........ !£■ 36c M argarine............ S r a .k a r .n a a D e lx te e a F ro th , F le v e rfu l TALLAHASSEK (U P I) Com ptroller Ray E. Green questioned $2o,uoo a year sa l­ aries proposed today for two S w ift's P rem ium B re a k fa s t professors at Ihe University of Florida. Green, wltn has challenged high salariea for professors in the past, said the $*0,000 Capalaud'o Praek Park yearly salariea would provide a m orale problem among some of the deans at the Uni­ versity who draw less than $15,000 a year. lO O o n V a Y o fifO O Jftl Oreen Stamps adA A l l aaayaa a>d y w t i aaa ait a largo 5 lb . Submerged Land On River Sold I O O ooV n .Y o o f l O O TALLAHASSEK (U PI) t a m p s The Cabinet T ruitrea of the JN GMikr Aell ei n nn . andS ynrtkaaa adi Internal Improvement Fund 5 - l k . , $ 3.69 4 0 0 -c t. pkgs. G re e n S ta m p s CANNED HAMS Tom atoes.....................................31' le a atraa O a t War. sa. IMS! 49* 49* C4 29 rag. rolls I O Q l f r XRHAH O O bag S W IF T ’S PREMIUM BO N ELESS Corned B e e f.... Water Fish Commission as­ signed a task force of officers today to slop Illegal traffic lo fresh water game fish from * i. 1 0 -lb . PO TA TO ES Peaches .......... SWIFT PREMIUM CANNEB HAM 6 V i- o i. cant 5* lb. Swift'ning..................................... Z 49' fUPI) - n . Sc o tt S a le ! W h ita o r Colored b rim m in g q t. basket A T G anulna Id a h o Russet Fruit Drink TALLAHASSEE 10' lb. TO M A TO ES H a rd G racn CA BBA G E cans S cott S ola! F acial Tissue* (w o r a) Golden Ripe Fancy Fla. V in a Ripa #2'/i S cott S ole! W h ita o r Colored 29c H u n t’s Y o llo w -C IIn g H alved The State Game and Fresh 49c 11-a s . n . P opular C h u nk Styla ■ ra c k 's l a i l a r ( f t T ra a t /. K it M A T T . Hwitserluml (D P I) — Swiss authorities W e lc h 's N ow A p p le G rape today were reported rensiderIng s "food lift" of unconlam inated supplies Into this popular ski resort which lias S w ift'* S hortening ( lim it I I been turned into n “ghost tow n" tiy a typhoid fever epi­ demic. L ib b y '* T e s ty C anned Nearly 200 persons, includ­ ing a t least one American tourist, have been atrirken by the disease and two have died. H u n t's S olid-P ack Canned C rac k d o w n 29c •esunt 4 6 -o s . cans f b t B a rtle tt* In Syrup ■ ra c k ’ s F a il W r a y C k a c a la ta P illib u ry W h ito , Y e llo w , C h ocolate, D o u b le -D u tc h Green Questions Two Salaries $1.29 1.4 Vi-as. ■ ra c k 's M e ld e d P a t T o d iy 'i ip e d il m idw eek Lenten Service a t the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church o( Sanford will Ik? presented at 7:50 p. m. by Rev. Charles E. Jacobson, pastor of the Faith Lutheran Church of Dc* Land. A I0S0 graduate of Gusta* vua Adolphus College in SI. P eter, Minn., Pastor Jacobson attended the Lutheran School of Theology at flock Island, 111., and graduated magna cum laudo In 1057. He interned at fletheny Lu­ theran Church In Seattle, Wash., and was ordained at Omaha, Neb. In 1957 on a call to St. Bartholomew Lu­ theran Church in Gliiaboth, N. J . He cam e to DcLand in the fall of toon. P astor Jacobson Is chair­ m an of the board of the Flor­ ida Lutheran Retirem ent Cen­ te r in DeLand and also is on the Synodical Board of So­ cial Ministry of the Florida Synod. He serves on the American Mission Committee and the Publicity Committee of the Florida Synod and is vice president of the DcLand M inisterial A**n. lie also Is m oderator of a radio pro­ gram , "Sunday Muslcalc" which originates in DeLund. He was host pastor of the Organlring Convention of the Florida Synod of LCA in Oct­ ober of last y ear and has aervod on the Ministry Com­ m ittee, the la ilh rr Committee PRICES EFFECTIVE T H R U S A T., and the Merger Committee M A R C H 3 0 , 1 9 6 3 ! of the church. He I* currently working on an MA Degree In Religion a t Stetson University. 59c L ib b y's Rich 'n R efreshing B ra c k 's F a n c y L e r * a Rev. Jacobson To Speak At Good Shepherd Resort Turned Into Ghost Town 29c h a lf g a l. «=*; 12 -o x . pkg. Sour C r e a m ........ ........ £ 35c Biscuits................. 4 Mraa W l n e a . i a M a d i a * A f . d 12-o s. pkg . O r a a n w A A l l raaym a 45c _ *=> f m c . . . VJJ 29c 55c Where Shopping is a Pleasure p a lO W V n W W J jf .. al; SWIFT PREMIUM SUCtu M0L0CNA Ik. 59o is .a tr a a » .« . W ar. SA M S * 4 9 M e a ta m B ra n d D e lk ie a e o w s s r a s o J m 39c la a f k a r a Cheddar Cheese . . . ,0 m 59c Cheese 1-lb . bag 39c P ilU k w ry S w e a t a * lu t t a r m il k O r a a n 8 t a m p s lb. 89 Top Round Sirloin Steak • lb. 89 T-Bone Steak • »>. 89* Club Steak . . . n>. 89* Ground Beef • >b. 49 (boneless sfeak) Freak F la tid a f i n k C e tk te H Shrimp W. 59* a«A A la aeeyae m d yarrkeee ak _ h=»— NERMAH 0 /B SMOKED SAUSAM ib. a w la a t e a See te e d T re a t C a n a d ia a Smelts ' w. 23* a "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY. FERN PAHK, LONGWOOD. MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD" . . . . HIGHWAY ROAD «$« 17-t) and from STATE fl �. 1 a *%• I- *V Mortgage Stealing Counts Against 4 Two . count inform ations iiyitiiisi four Sanford home repairmen for "stealing n mortgage'* on the property of an elderly woman u r re filed this morning in Circuit Court at (iuinesville. All four were associated With the now defunct Nova liuildrrs, cf Sanford. S tate’s Attorney T. E. C L O ' II) l.arr) Vrrshel The F irst Itesrureh Cnrp. of Mhi ini has Iiren hlrvil to do that feasibility study im l he proposed university here . t . Thny have already started work. Dragline? operating hy Adnni? Shopping renter property . . . Purpose is to plea-e the SltD on drainage roquircments * • * Which remind? inr there’s a new shopping renter pro­ posed out that M ime way . . . It will have quite an impact. • • • AN A PO1.0U V TO THE JU N IO R CLASS AT SEMIN 01.E IIIUH. ..I'm sorry kids 1 ju*t didn’t know that ’’hup" was supposed to Ih> a secret, 4 • • 'Delinquent property Ux sales for the city and county w ill he held May t!8 , , , Next week U the deadline on taxes. • • • Wc know of one high Dem­ ocratic t'loiim ittic official t lirat was playing g o lf elec­ tion day. 4 4 4 A CUN VERSA lit IN' WITH BOR III l-l.ll I.MKR. ('ll.H U ­ AI AN OK THE IlKMOl ItA 'llt EXECUTIVE COMMIT'i EE: REPORTER: Any loiiiment to innke on the election J III 1.1.11 IM KR: No comment yet . . . Haven’t gone uver tlu? luily of the precincts, REPORTER: Well, did you think the Demos worked for Air. Frederick ? RII.I.H1MKR: It reflect* tlu.t there a te many Republi­ cans registered us Democrats. * # • Suafonl Pipeline Attorney Ken MelnUixli told us today thut the ACE. has received engineering topics of the pro­ pose?! pipeline and have answeieil that the application is being studied. • 4 4 Senator elect Mack Cleve­ land Jr. said loday a com mit­ tee of teachers will meet with the legislative delegation Hus evening at the Capri to discuss a legislative program pro|Ki?cd by (he Florida Edu­ cation Committee The County Commission will send its attorney Humid Johnson to Tallahassee on per diem bu t' on leglslativis mntlers. Duncan said he hoped to bring the men to trial in the I I) e f o n t e d DeniiHTuUiitnesvitic court some time tif legislative candidate next month. Charged in the informn- i Gordon Frederick today thins are William Cletus I accused officials of his llrudcli, (lli'lin Jones Jr.. party of actively working Ilonire Richard Rantard uml “in the op|Ntaitinu taina fourtli man tiring sought by paign." Frederick, who was tiethe sheriff's d eju itm en t, who , said they expect to have him featcil in Tuesday's leeisintivc ntee hy Jan For­ in custody soon. tune hy a stunt 2.’i0 odd A federal fugitive w arrant iia.? been i-sued against J.'iu-s. votes declared “the re­ aid to have been president sults of the election clear­ or vire president of Nova ly point nut the need of an organized w o r k i n g Builders. Rl alien, secrelnrytrt-nuir- Democratie party." "So far as l can deter­ ei, and llannitil, a sales man. have been in the county jail mine no organized effort at I iuinesville since their a r ­ was made hy the local rest several weeks ago Roods party officials to either have been set for itrnden at inf«»rm their members of jr.Aoo and for Barnard at the pending election or to f.’l,(NHl. They are in jail in get the* Democrats to the polls. lieu of bond. "It is a known fuel that some of I lie elected officials of the Deiiiocnitie parly were active in the opposition campaign. Frederick continued, adding, tin the other hand the Republican elements were organized anil worked vigorously. They were adequately financed. “Contrary to the ap­ parent altitude of the Seminole County Demo* erntie Committee thin was not a Democratic pri­ mary. It was an active partisan General F. I« e t ion. Frederick empha­ sized. “The Democratic Wom­ an’s Club, a voluntary or­ ganization, was m o r e willing to rise to the call than were elected party officials. Only one elected party official, Mrs. Kath­ leen Reynolds, partici­ pated a c t i v e 1y . The others who aided were volunteers as d i s t i n ­ guished from pu'ty of- Navy Gets Say AtIFX Probe WASHINGTON <UPl> — Tile Navy Imd a ctinnee today to -ay vvliat it thought of De­ fense tv iie ln iy Itobelt S. ,\h i< Nunirtin’s cost-saving plan to build »!|- pUl ,ivMl fix'll* plain* for both the Air Force and Navy. Navy leilhnotiy was due to be lelenscd as tin- Semite ill- | vcstigatlons Milmiiimmtc re-j s 11in. i1 it? elosed door healings into (la- disputed multi-millinn dollar TFX warplane contract. The panel recalled for the second day the five memliers of tile military solliee selec­ tion boa id which iiiianiniously ...... . the eon H art go to Hoeing Company. A long statem ent hy Hear Adm. Fiederick E. A-hworlh said to U- critical of the TFC! program was expected t?s Inmade piii'ltr in transcripts of Wednesday's executive session when Ihi same witnesses t.-stifieil, Asiiunrth was the lone Navy representative on the idgh echelnn selection board. The aula iiinimttee i? investi­ gating win tlier favoritism or poor judgiin nt may have caused civilian Pentagon nffirials to overrule tin- m ilitary and iiwaril tie r u n t m et to the Textis-b.md plant of lim eu il Dynamic* torpuiutlun, i n ­ stead of iloelllg. MeNaillaia lias i n s i s t ■'>1 throughout the t u r l> u I e n t course of Hu- healing tliut G. lu-lnl |l) iii.iiii* ? plcsclitcd b ~ t plan fm building and delivering mi time a supersonic fighter that would Inc. t the u-quli.nm ills for butli service*. f ic ia ls . "Frankly, thy do'Vit ia not hitter for it has 11 hope) served to awaken .'Ml i the Democrats for their -Jd 1ibujfft £r need for competent lead­ Niiney llarduicke ership, organization and IHirty workers. The party leaders are going to have to get tlu* lead out of the Democratic Donkey or he trampled hv the GOI* Elephant," lie conrluded. Nancy Jo Enters Contest Miss Nancy Ju Hardwlrkc uf AIt a mimic Springs i? the latest entry in the \1t?» Seminole County" contest. The winner of the contest will reign over the county's Semi-Centennial celebr.it ;<>n to Ih- held April 26 and 27. Miss llardwickc, tin- daugh­ te r of Mrs. Carl K. Stiles, I? a five-foot two hlur eyed blonde. She attended Lyman High anti plan* to make nur­ sing her career. Oviedo Gets Survey Ckay Approval for * X.’.Mmi j.dinner for the pri-h miliary planning survey on Oviedo’s Four new water jugs, pur­ estim ated C’XI ihmi Municipal chased at a round CO?I «d $2u, V\at*-i Sytcm wa? announced appeared on the County ComWcdm- day h\ tin- Community liii.vsiun s tic k 1 ursday. And Facilili.-? Administration of with a water cnuler at the Die Housing mid Home flu(limr, Rid no new therinu* on nance Agency, Congressman the jin s s desk 7 \. S. J |. ilong Jr. notified tit*I lei nId today. Commissioner Jam es Avery Tin advance fond i* Intervoiced Id? opinion id tiic Slate c*t free mid repayable «| ? ..it Association of County Com­ of const in. lion u In it is exmissioner* Tuesday, thusly: LAKELAND ( t ’l ’D —Flor­ p<? led to get underway curly “ A big fat no' to it? reipiesl ida Citru- Mutual grower next y iu i. I’hnis are for tin (or sup|*ort of proiMiH-il legts memtieis will mil have to pay lalmii. SACC member ship is any incteiio'd assessments the ?uli' of revenue la.lids a waste of money, a? tar as .luting Ih.- Rllifl-lil season. bearing li-N percent interest I ’m concerned. The SACC is | Mutual’s boa i *I of dirertora cate. in the hands of the Rairk-1u|>pioved a budget committee | Drlv and Spoom-i. Miuioi choppers and let them mow rrvommendatiou W.-dne-.lay E n g i n e e r i n g Firm , were their iicadquarters tu ,,r “n to leave the »s»esiincnt *t nutied last Dei.-nibcr l*y the d o " Avery i* the w atchdog thrv-e-quartrr? of * cent per Oviedo Town Council tu hnuof the county treasury . . . lie box of cil.us harvested. die tlie project. usually oppose? any move to take i i i from the treasury. No Boost Seen V . Look* like the Chamber's aviation committee has two airport site*. Chairman Merle W uilie. say* the landing field will l«- to Iu»ke Monroe. Cham, b. r malinger John Krider say* it will be on West F irst Klte.'l, at I lib-uliungt' 4. * • • W ater safety program this lu n iiiiir will have to be tu t down. . . . Ju st not enough in­ structors to go around. Tha group met Monday night to tn ap out p?«ii* lor U.e n — u. . High Demos Accused Of Active GO P Work Longwood Ready; With Sketches For New Hall It) Donna E«te» Preliminary sketches of the new l.ongwood City Hall have been completed hy members of the City tonne'll and diseuMinn is now utiderwuy with local architects on the plans, council offleinl* an/vorneed to­ day. I on?true!ion i? expected to liegin within the next two to three months a? final plans are completed. The new building will he financed with present income and no increase in taxes will he levied against the city resi­ dents, the council said. The building, to be located at lhe vorm.r „f W arren and Wilma Sts., will have a coun­ cil mom and will be centrally heated and nirconditioned. Present plans cull for a new Fire Station to he added next year. Saiurn 'Go' Signal Given CAPE CAN \ VERA I, f l ’PI) -T he weatherman gave n •■go" signal today to a planii< d U, S. attem pt to firr a mighty Saturn-1 rocket Ini,, spate this afternoon, But sci­ entist* culled off a satellite shot tlmt had boon set for to­ night a* part of a douhleheadThe I (16-foot Saturn-1, pink log the horsepower of niMI.IHIII am .......Idle*, wa? scheduled lo Ida t off o.i i. lliUllleroU?, sev.-n-minute fliglit 1.1 IsftO p. in. The emmblow ii passed * m ajor lo.iriel at 7: in ... in. ESI when scientist* d rihlrd till- weather looked g*H«l enough to go uli.-ml. Liquid oxygen immediately b e g u n flowing into the rocket's giant fuel tanks. "R ight now," a space agen­ cy spokesman said one hour It.l.r, "we an- right on time." FBI Probes .. ?temI*. b,. liii.in .it ihii.ugh D e ra ilm e n t ■ NEW SMYRNA HE At II it I 'l l —The F ill im estlgaled today a second attem pt to tierail a (rain of Hie strikebound Florida East Coast Railway—fulled levs than an hour In-fore Hie large! arrived on the siMit. mw ^ a u f n r i i l u 'r a l l ^ WEATHER: Cloudy and warm through Friday. High today, RD-Rfi. Low tonight, 60-65. vol . .*»:« I'ltited Cress Leased Wir Established 19(18 T lll’lLS., MAItt'll 28, I96.T S.WFOh’l), FLORIDA NO. ti78 Monkey Bite Brings Arrest O f Negro For Rape Attem pt A monkey bite solved an nt- home shnrlly nfter the at teiiipted rape case hem this tempted rape by Sgt. W, K. milMli„K . ?gf.iei* m d (Iffiicr Kduiiid A 211-yparidd Negro, six l.« l U..,..on. Chief Williams said ami one inch lull and weigh- Sparks confessed. jng -jim pound?, abducted , k’O- The police *tdi'f recounted y,..,r.old wiiite hospital em- the action Ihusly: piny,. nn«l attempted to rape Spinks entered the hospital i„.r, Polirc Chief Roy Wtl- limns reported. The young woman is five feet tall amt weighs 1(10 IHHIIlds. The Negro, C h a r l e s E. Spark?, was nm-sted nt his Winners Galore At Coffee Club A live rhlckcn that my* terloiiily ehanged into h dressed frn/en turkey was won today by Mr*. W. S. Billliim rr, secretary of Shorntuker Construction Co, at the Chamber of Commerce ladies day coffee. Master of Ceremonies Char lie Morrison prevented Hie chicken la Mrs. Rillliimer *ii*l thru took it tu (lie hark room' to have it dressed. He return ed with the tin key, courles) id Winn Dixie on Third M. oilier winners ol door prir es were Mrs. Carl William ? Irotli tin* Sanford Herald, 12 packages of vegetables on the llieli Food Plan; Miss Sarah Warren Easterhy from City Hall, a hum from First Slreel Wum Dixie, Mrs. Alarlha VlIlls'll of tlie County Clerk’s uflice, polled mums from A. F. Ramsey; Mrs. Charles ShuIfer id Florida Stale, a ham from the AAP store; Mrs. Helen Johnson from Fir.vi Street Winn Dixie, a p er­ manent floral arrangem ent from the Sanford Flower shop; Mrs. Unold Williams, a ham Irom Food Fair. Each lady present received one doien Irish eggs, enurtesy of liatil, Inc., and a stamp I>ook with flu Gilt-Edge »l*nip» pasted in H ie nrvt meeting ill flic cnltcp club will lit- held April 26 at NAS a? guests ol Cap,u " ‘ R"1"’)* " a r e , command mg idftcer id the station Estes Jury Siill Locked EL I'ASO, Tex. (U B D -T h e jury in the ilillip Soi Estes federal fraud trial, lighting to .m l a deadlock, resumed til** liheratiuns n*l»y, A verdict appeared near The Jury was in its third day of deliberation. T l i e Ionian, two-woman jury deeliiud tu go to lied Wednesday night and worked on a lino?! Iwn hmtr* t*-f are Anally sending out word that flit- members were tiring and wanted to be locked up, A rourthouve s|xike?Mian re ported Hie jury was "work ing along line . . . making progress." J 1 Q J L V A ... BRIEFS Severe Quakes REYKJAVIK. Ireland lU P !) — Severe earthquakes rocked pari? nt Iceland Wed­ nesday night, causing a lew injuries and some dam age. New Storm nt about t;:i(1 lids morning, jumped a railing and ordered the young woman to open the safe. When she replied she did nut have the combination, the Negro grabbed her ami forced her out of Hie hospital. Utltuceessflll in an attem pt to steal it ear, Sparks forced the girt to walk to 7lh mol Hay Streets, in Hu* Negro sec­ tion. There In* ordered her in­ to a paiked automobile and attem pted to rape her. When she pleaded with the Negro he desisted and walked her Grow All Flash Strikes Preventive Step Z E 11 M A T T , Switzerland (U IM )-T he Swiss arm y or dered the main street ol tin? ski resort torn up today In a hunt for the ............... . a ty phnid fever epidemi. that has caused Uirre death? and Ims pdali/ed almost ton persons. Support Given lilt) DE JANEIRO tU I’D— Forty radical rongressmen, Including Yankee hailing ex Gov Leiiiii'l Rrinil*. aimuunc ed Wednesday night they will sutqx.it Communist • lostered elfnrts lo open a "hate Amer­ ica" convention in Km to­ night. Near Agreement Defies Leaders NEW YORK (U l’lt - The last striking uninn defied it? leadership WedneMlay a n d voled down u co n irail, fore ing Ihc newspaper shutduwn into its I lllh day and depriv ing millions of the edition* they had expected to see again today. trnsty and was assigned fop work at the Sanford xoo. H was there he was bitten on the right hum! hy a monkey. ; Ho has been under a physlrilin'* rare since. While forcing tho young woman to accompany him ho told her uf having been bit­ ten by on animal. Her descrip­ tion of Sparks, with tho information of tho monkey bite, led Cusgrnvo and Hayden tu the Negro. When brought to the city jail Sparks was p l a c ' d In IX lineup with six other Negro inmates. The young woman pointed out Sparks us her us* sal hint, lie then confessed to Chief Williams, .Suspicion of charges uf a t­ tempt to rape and of suspicion of attem pted robbery were f.L ed by the young woman hefoie County Judge Vernon of YAH-1, who will ha re­ Mile. Chief Williams said .Sparks would bo arraigned lieved <>f his command Friday* later today. hy Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart, current squadron executive officer. The day before lloiidinoi assumed command of the squadron his flight crews won tin? Apiil lltti'J Stream. Since September, VAH-t HAVANA (U l'l) Fidel has been occupied with phas­ Castro accused the United ing in the AfiA Vigilante and States today of responsibility therefore did not compote in for arm ed altaeks on two So. the monthly bombing eompeti- viet freighters and the recent |j ( Wednesday wa* the crash of a Bolivian airliner. M|iiadron's first effo rt shirr IU* warned Cuba might have" the September victory and it lo acquire bombers and wis* won again, this timu with the ships for protection. AKA. In an official statem ent, The top crew of tlie |J com? Castro charged the Uniletl pet ing in the event was VAII- Slates was behind yesterday’s I’a l.t. Jam es F. Bell, pilot, attack on the Soviet freighter Port, and (T O Colin C. I'cmhertnn, Baku in Caribbean |mm hardier-iiu vigt. tor. Thi* which left It heavily dam agwas their second ‘'ll.unlicr ..I, and nl.?o was res|Minsihlo Sliruin* victory In four for the March 16 sea slrafinjl month*, tlic y scored a win In of the Soviet steam er Lgov in Ihc December .Stream as atil- adjoining Isabela rie Sagua. dents in VAII-lt, He repeated a recent nlltv* Ill'll ami I'em hrrton Scored gallon by Communist Chilean Ml I points, a m a t t)(t-p»|liL poet Pablo Neruda Rial the edg,. over an Atilt crew of Lt. United Slates also was behind William Ogle, pilot, uml Lt. the March IS crash of a Bo­ (jg l Edward M. Holme?, bom- livian airliner in which Iwn bunlni navigator, of VA11-5. Cuban diplomatic couriers Kcliiud I hat d e w 's pig point* were killed. fell a YAH Ii, Detachment “ If these altaeks continue," Eight crew of Lt. Cdr. Hill E, Castro laid , "Culm will limt Hit*-ilt and l.t. tjg ) Wayne it seif in the position of con­ Roliiil'oo. flying an A-TK, with sidering the arqoisitmn of 461 point?, unit V A II-I’* Lt. long-range bomber* and Iho Cdr Pit I rick E. (I'Guiu and naval tinili needed to eseurt Enx. Paul I. Haney, who our m erchant vessels, protect nnm?»ed 4-YJ point* ill an our supply roulci an J repress i Hie aggressors,'* ASA. CO Gets Perfect Going Aw ay Gift III United press Intel national A death • dealing Paeilir Coast storm, with lUO-milcHeavy Attack Squadron an hour gusts, swept Inland loday, severing power line* Due presented a Koltlg-nwaygift to it* commanding officer an*l elosing roads. Wt-ilnesilay us ii flew lo a vic­ tory In the monthly Heavy WASHINGTON (U P M -Sen. Attack Wing One "Bomber Herman K Talmud: e ill Stream .’' 'llu* results, released today, (ia.) asked Congress today h> lei farm ers grow nil the cot show VAII-I on top hy a slim Ion llu-y run and abolish (he seven-point margin over Detwo price system which tin? Uehineiil Eight of VAH II, plagued the textile industry. n? it won it* third "Humber Stream " In ** many outing* during tb.* past year. Heavy A ttack Squadron FAR IN ( t71*11—Nationalm-d utility workers began an Five look third and VAII-.T eight (lay series of "flu?h fourth in tin. four-squailiott strike*'* today to hack 2iHI.(kni meet. No man wa? happier over coal miners demanding high­ er wages front Ihu French the outcome lUau Cdi, Ed­ gar J , llou.liu.il Jr., *Mppcr government. WASHINGTON t IT ’I i-T h e House rduralion Mihctiminiltee was d o se today to reach­ ing blparUsan agi i-eiiu nl mi a J2 7 hlllinu college e.mslrueHon and student aid bill, tinonly new education prn|Mi?al hy President Kennedy given a chance ol passage. Inn k lo the hopsitat, released her anil fled. In the meantime, Robert Itesserer, hospital ailiiiinistrntor, had been alerted when other employes noticed the young woman was missing. No one had heard her seit-mns when Sparks forced her from the hospital, Itesserer tele­ phoned police, Spaiks was released from joil only a week ago after serving u sentence on a drunk and disorderly charge. While ill Jail he had l*een made a May Use Red Bombers-Caslro SFiMINOLF COUNTY’S ( DR. RFIM IART H erald Index Hi idge I'uge 7 ( lassifit'll .. Page 111 A II Comic* Page in Dear Abliy Page 7 Kdiloliul Page 4 Entertainm ent .. Page 7 I'uzxle .. . ... I'uge In Society Page H A M S|.<llts ......... Page li ot iter $2iio,oi)i) pact iias been received, Anderson said. The $200,000 Navy contract is for research and development of a digital antenna control system lo lie used in the critical orbit injection &taye of Die Transit navigational satellite. The $146,000 contract is for production of communications equipment for the U.S. Army Sign: I Corps. With tlie new work, uitliupalcd volume lot tlie current year which ends in early April will be approximately jf.'i.r) million. Last year’s vol­ ume was $,’1.7 million. Anderson said a limited number of addi­ tional assembly line employes will la* reunited to handle tlie Siyrunl Corps contract. Tin* firm has a total work force of 2U8 a t Ihu present time. Anderson said tha new* work is not related to Die award here last week of the $5 million Splint contract to ihu .Martin Company, ! AUTOMOTIVE LrHlhi.'i ;>• rrn'i-H: SAFETY CENTER , 'T '. i ’ -2 ' r ’J p F i i a . - Offering Our Customers FREE Tire Inspection FREE Tire Rotation |FREE Flat Tire Repair D yn afro n ics G e ts G ia n t C o n tracts Xl-m coiilrncUi toluliiiK mine lii.tii liulf a ? million tiollnr* have been received at Dynatronii-6, Im „ Seminole County electronics firm, within the past seven days, George F. (Andy) Anderson, vice president and gem-rid manager, announced today. Two contracts, one front tlie Navy’s Paci­ fic Missile Range for 1200.000 and one from the Army for s I lf>.000, have been officially aw to ti­ ed, and noliiiiatiuu of pending award ol all­ ii FREE Front End Check E xpert Wheel Tire Specialist Alignment Since 1933 Incorporated MtROBERT!”' s"nnl' Florida D istributors F or D rnraaa Cusluai Built Tires 105 W. 1st Si. UK Sanford GIVE PLAID FA 2-0651 STAMPS A * . �Post Sponsors Bike Rodeo •It I * By Jane Casselberry VFW Post 10050 of Cassel­ berry sponsored a Bike Ro­ deo last Saturday In (runt of the South Seminole Junior High at C auelb arry In con­ junction with the Post's "T ape A BIke” Safety Cam­ paign. Boys and girls from ihe first through the eighth grades participated In events planned to test riding abili­ ty, balsnclng, steering, cir­ cle riding, braking and man­ euvering. Mike Marcbcsano, eighth grader, scored the highest in total points with 524 snd was winner in tho seventh snd eighth grade group. Darwin Shea was second with 500 points and Mike McClure un I Dennis Marcbcsano, third with 4*7. Other winners by grades w ere first grade, Cary Hohc, 454; second grade, Steve Miller, flrat. 400; Thomas K arras, second, 450 snd L aura Toonk, third, 423; third grade, George Holder, fl-st, 472; Scott IbU , aecond, 442 and Carl Hammond, third, 4M; Fourth grade, Gary Olsen, first, 434;; Garland Stafford, aecond, 430 and Ronald Glaze, third, 410; fifth grade GeorgK arras, first. 477; V iiorir Vickers, second, 453 and Sha­ ron Couslneau, third, 451; Sixth grade, Dennise Coualneau, flrat, 476; Robert El­ lison, second, 473 and Dencil Long, third, 451. 3lam bers of tha VFW Post snd Auxiliary served as judges, starters and tim ers and prizes were awarded to tk« winners in each grade. Epps To Host Garden Meet Dr. A. W. Epps Jr., presi­ dent of th« Sanford Men's Garden Club, will b« host tc club members and guesta at his home, 126 N. Summerlin Av«. tonight, 7:30 to 9 p.m. T h t monthly meeting will feature a mo vis on Lawn Grasses. E m la Lundberg will will b« In charge of this. Hor­ ticultural authorities w i l l la te r answ er questions on beautification. All man of this area, inter­ ested in gardening a re in­ vited to attend. Tha chib la engaged in a planting program and rest are a Improvement on Highway 17-02 between the Sanford w est city limits and tha Lake lfc a ro e Bridge. Am IzI, in central Italy, hai changed Uttla In appearance •loce the Middle Ages, when U was tlie home of St. Fran­ cis. Most of its Income li derived from touriita and it has littla commerce or induitry. In Cassd&ssry Altamonte PTA Returns Officers To 5econd Term By FIRST PLACE WINNERS in the VFW Hike Rodeo held in Casselberry lent Saturday were, left, to right, Mike Murchesnno, nrventh and eighth grades; Denise Couslneau, sixth; George Karras, fifth; Gary Olsen, fourth; George Holder, third; Steve Miller, second and Gary Hohe, first. Kneeling in front -is six-year-old Steve Hall w h o h elp ed o u t with taping the bikes in the Post's safety curn|mign. (Herald Photo) Simunrl, CAR WASH to be held Sat unlay by the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders of Seminole High gete a preliminary.Workout by these four girls. From left Carol Torres, Linda Spencer, Sunnii Pie try and Dannie Caolo. The cur wash will be held at the Jones Phillips 66 Station on Park Ave. and Thirtl St. from 8 u.m. nil day long. (Herald Photo) BRING THE FAMILY TO . . . Sincere T hank' for your vote* in the election on Tuesday. While the election wan lost, let un hope that there has been un awukening of the Democratic Party in Semi­ nole County. My a p e d a l thank* to those who spent hour* in TRYING to get out the vote. To tha 11,000 voters who ”ata>ed home”, I urice thnt they take a greater interest in your government and its problem*. Lost — hut not leant — I would urge all of you to continue your work — working together — for the benefit of our County. Again my ainesra thanka. Gordon V. Frederick E. Highway 50 Orlando, Florida FASHIONS FOR ALL .ho p in beautiful Colonial Plaza for yodf fam ily'* Easter Fashions! Apparel and acceisories to suit every taste and budget! And remembdr, FREE PARKING ! T . (i/a t I. ROBERT A. * Klt-DREn r. hOBEK. O.VB SIXTH (i/a t s. r,c o u n t ; r. a m a h t i i a a . VAHKU. ONE HIXTII l l / l ) I.JOIIN- E A RI.INOII VI UAll.S'li'K, ONE HIXTII (1/S) 1, Andrew H.,l>ek Anno Aobak Signature S Andrew R. Babek Doruthr L Bobak Signature Z. Iti.I.ort A. H»bak Mildred E. B.ibtk S igna ture 4 Ororgo E Vseko Martha A Vtoko Hlinnturo S. John F. Harolrk Elinor XI. llorntck Hlgnsluro 1 XTATT5 OK I'l/illIRA county o r BKMiMn.r Sworn lo and kiihecrlbid bo. for* mo thle tSlk 4 e r •r March A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Andrew Bleak* Notary 1‘ubllc. hiale Kl.irMa at I«rgr, si, CumRiletlua eaplros Kok. i*. I t SI 1. FLORIDA a. CALIFORNIA a. o h io 4. OHIO . a o iiio 5. MTATB o r CAL IK OItM A COUNTY o r U ai ANUKI.ES Nut.ovrlbod and aw urn lu bof o ie wo th lt z l l h Uor ot Kobruary. IMS. (HEAL* AI loo E. Wlodor Notary rubllo In end for tho County ot Lot Ange­ la#. Stale of Californio My Commission Uaglrre July I. 1»ll a. 4. a a. state or onto In ef Ayrtl 4. n r* • delivered daily to your door llrilM rolteo ef r i t l l i l M * H a a se We th» unStretaned, being duly sworn. So h.rohy Soria,. untrr oath that tho namoo ol all |irra»na Intarratr.l In thr bualnoaa nr prnfraalon carried on un.ltr tho namoo of L t K t i n n n v i c t t Routs 1. Box 44. CeltSo. FtorlSa snS tho oxtost ot the Interest e f eeeh. ts s s lollnwei 1. ANDREW a AVNA aORRK ONE T l ll U l t I t / l l t . ANDHKtV K. A DOROT1IV V HOUEK. OND HIXTII Notary fu b llo F ubll.h Merck II * VI. IS. I t l t . CJN2-47 the fourth straight time and said voters will elect more Republicans to local and leg. isl.it i vi- ;>os!s and that the GOP will capture some statu offices. "The Republican party will have a strung candidate in next y ea r's general election lor the office of U. S. Sena­ tor and for the governorship,” Brown said. and have the Sanford Herald Lcnal Notice joke r- r u t . jr. strength in the legishtiire is another indication ol t h e strength of the rapidly grow­ ing Republican party in Flor­ ida. lie said the GOP in Florida in recent years has grown faster, percentagewise, titan in any other state. Brown predicted the stale will vote for the Republican presidential ticket next year mail or bring this coupon 1T . COUNTY OK CUTAIIOOA Buhocrlhod and ooorn Before ute title H at tlay Kohrusrf, l l f i . Pape 2 — Mar. 28. 1963 $ rr« lh TAMPA (D P I)—Republican S t a t e Chairm an Turn F. Brown said from bis hospital bed today that tire GOP show­ ing in Tuesday's legislative elections showed the voter* of Florida "a rc led up with one party government.” Brown, recovering f r o m surgery perform ed Tuesday, said the tripling of (he GOP B y Jane .Casselberry The newly o r g a n i s e d Brownie Troop from Howell P ark will hold an Investiture Ceremony Friday night at t o’clock at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Seventeen girls will be In­ vested Brownies before their families and friends. Mrs. Robert Begin and Mrs. Thomas Poore are lead ­ ers of the troop. Ily Jsn c Casselberry The Women’s Club of Caatclbcrry will elect new offic­ ers at next week’s meeting following a report from the nominating committee made up of Mrs. L. E. Swope, 5!rs. C. K. Fisher. Mrs. Ren Evans and Mrs. Joseph Laird. Tlic meeting will be held i t 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at Die Club Building on Overbrook Dr. Plans also will be made for a covered dish (u p ­ per for mem bers and their husbanda to bo held In the near future. Mrs. Albert Grimwvod, club president, has reported that laat week’a rum m age aalc w ai a huge aucccsa netting $200 for club projects. £anforfe 1 - Party Government Out New Brownie Troop To Have Investiture Casselberry Women’s Club Sets Election England’* famed white cliffs are formed o f the bodies of foram lnlfera, minuto asa or­ ganisms which died millions of years ago. Ijiui»r The Altamonte SpriitK* tilcnienU ry PTA unanimously cl-ntcd ita prroent of officers to another term at Tuesday niitht’s business gc»(ion held following a panel discussion program presented by members of the .Seminole County School Hoard. Serving are Mrs. Lawrence S Wofford, president; Don Noell, first vice president and program chairm an; I’rllicipal Frank Gore, second vice pres­ ident; .Mrs. William A rm ­ strong, secretary and Sirs. W. A. Donaldson, treasurer. Delegates flirte d to rep re­ sent Altamonte in tho I’TA County Council were Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. SI. S. Kirschner with Sirs. Nocll and Sirs. Tom Householder as del­ egates. Final figures reported on the profit from the recent Sir. Slagic Show were in the amount of $131.25 which brings the total amount raised by the PTA this year up to more than $1,200. <7hr i ( H ik m t UI TI NG I HI CENTER CINUR -• Ot FOR f H t v&l / • 'Cl 4 -7 ” • for Only Pd. Pol. Adv. �Ilir County Agent Gives Club Program HIKE SAFETY TESTS are being conducted at all elementary schools in the city by members of t lie Hospital Auxiliary, under the direction of Mrs. John Morgan and Mrs. John Johnson, co-chairmen. Here Lt, Ben Butler and Mrs. Morgan watch as John McLanahan goes through the test­ ing proceedure at Southside School, Monday. A schedule of Safety tests for other schools will be announced soon. (Herald Photo) tly Mon* G rin iln d The fact that Florida home* ran be beautifully landleaped the year 'round through use of trees was the hasi* of County Agent Cecil Tucker'* talk for m em bers of the North Orlando Carden Club at th eir March meeting. Opening the program by showing the film, "C are of Door Yard C itrus," Tucker outlined the "P '» and Q ' i ” for proper planting and cul­ ture of trees which can be ulHired in a landscaping pro­ gram for any type o r aire home. Proper plant leleetion and proper plant placem ent were stressed as being very im ­ portant by the county agent who said th at his personal choice for the area are the laurel, oak and magnolia. He said that pruning also Garden Clubs To Coordinate On Monthly Visit Program By Mona fir Instead Arrangem ents for coordi­ nated program s and visits between the North Orlando ’ Carden Club and the South Seminole G arden Club were revealed at tills month's meeting of the North Orlando group by Mrs. Mary Guthrie DeBary Bridge Club Plays 18 Tables SAHEPTA HOME BUILDING FUND gets thu benefit from a chicken barbeque dinner spon­ sored recently by members of the Fleet Beserve and Reserve Auxiliary. Here Fit A Presi­ dent Hurshel T affer receives a check for 8U9.13 from Chet Mucek, one of the chairmen of the barbeque. The tueck will ho turned over to Mrs. Tuumnr Braden, adm inistrator of the Sarupta Home for renovations and repairs needed to keep (tie home for the aged open for use of citizens of the area. -(Herald Photo) Postmaster Cites • Delivery Increases lly Donna Kstr* Thu number of residents tuking advantage of the new house to house matt delivery in Long wood is increasing' dully, Postm aster W, K. Hryutil reported today. As the end of the quarter M near* amt post office box ren ts are up it Is expected th a t m any more will make use of the service, B ryant said. Tho postm aster issued a • peeial request th a t nil cor­ respondence be notified of the correct new mulling addresses giving stre e t and house num ­ bers. Those receiving the house to bouse delivery should nut list their addresses as being on a ru ral route or us having u post office box number ami those still on rural route one should use only the rural route number unsigned them by their carrier, he said. He pn rtid arly asked th a t tho residents mnko every ef­ fo rt to get addles* cliungc* made on nil newspupers and magazines us well as on busi­ ness and personal mail. Bryant expressed apprecia­ tion to all residents, the Longwood area of Chamber of Commerce and the City Coun­ cil for their wonderful coop­ eration with the post office in seeing that proper huuse num­ bers w ere issued and In g et­ ting the mail receptacles In­ stalled correctly with the names and numbers on all Ikixcs, The DeBary D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club plnycd 1* tables in two revtions a t this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting at tho Community Center, W inners In section one d i­ rected by Col. William Hague were, NS, first, Mrs. Ruth Btatt ami Mrs. O. N. lack ey ; second, Marvin Lang and Nor­ man Meyer; third, CoL and Sirs. Hague and fourth, Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Middleton. KW, flist, Mrs. Myron Acrardl and Mis. H arry Sr hob; second, Col and Mrs. C. it. K vercll; thiid, Mr. und Mrs. E. M. Hinkle and fourth, Mr. and Mra. d ia rie s Daglia. Wimu-rs in section two di­ rected by Miss Ethel Jelmson were NS, first, Mrs. Doyle Driver and Williuin Woodlock; second, Mrs, Edwin W nrhtor and Mrs. Norman M ortimer; third, Mr*. Clyde Itanisey and Mrs. E. E. An­ derson ami fourth, Mrs. A r­ thur Willguose and Oseur Barnett. EW, first, Mrs. David Sin­ ger and Mrs. William Woodlock; sere lid, Du is Weeks and Col. H, K. Forney; third, Mrs. Minnie licitum n and F. K. Frochlirh and fourth, Mrs. E. Z. W ulters and Mrs. A. G. Besom. and Mrs. Shirley Ryan who were guests of the South Seminole member* at their last meeting held in Catsolberry. Announcement also w a % made Ibat the North Orlando member* will be guest p a r­ ticipants In a flower show to be sponsored April 6 7 by Hit* South Seminole group at the Longwood Plaza Shopping Cenler. General outline for the show will be budl around thr Federation theme song with the North Orlando Club ta k ­ ing the part 'W hen You D ream in a G arden." Mrs. Edna Stew art will serve as the club's slmw chairm an and Mrs. D us Wallace will act as co-chairman. All m em bers will be expected to assist. In other business discussed at the meeting Mr*. Stewart reported that the club netted $19 toward* the beautification project from the bake *ale held la it month. Mrs. G uthrie, iccretary . read the devotional and the club objective and Mrs. Ryan, president, gave tho trea su r­ e r’* report. Mrs. Jean Acliurd was in­ troduced as a guest of the club by Mrs. Stewart. Unique, One-Of-A-Kind W H A T - NOTS and Decorator Pieces Antique Spinning Wheel Planter, Wall K itriu io n Mirror, Brass Door Knock­ ers, Mark Candy Jar*. Straw berry Tree Center P irrr, Pastel Burlap I'lare Mala. . . . and dnrrna of other p rrttlea Vj p r i c e POWELL’S O ffirr Supplies K Gifta 117 Magnolia Ave. I* an important step in suc­ cessful planting and advis­ ed lhal tops should be prun­ ed to m atch the root system when moving a bare-rooted tree. If trees are taken from the open woods permission should always be obtained first from the property owner. After a bare-rooted tree Is planted it should be pruned through the months until it ha* been completely circled in order to keep the shape. Tucker pointed out, adding that a few leave* also should be left to prevent the trunk from lieing *un scalded. If all the leaves should fall, he said that newspaper or cloth should be wrapped around the trunk as a pro­ tective m easure and that plenty of moisture should he given such plants at all tim es In order to aid growth of h air root*. Another important step ts preparation. Tucker advised that peat should lie mixed well in the soil to aid in re ­ tention of moisture and to serve a* food, especially when citrus tree* are to be planted. He stressed, howe v rr, that loo much peat could lie used and if it is improperly mixed it will prevent the tree roots from ade­ quate growth dept. Use of fertilizer at the tim e of planting Is not recommended with bare-rooted trees, but should lx* done three or four weeks la ter using approxi­ mately one cup of fertilizer. Such applications should be made two or three tim es for the rem ainder of the y ear. Tucker emphasized the fact that can* always should be removed before planting al­ though burlap bags can either lx* left on or removed as d e ­ sired. He also stressed th at planting should not be too deep sinco it wilt stunt growth. Fertilizing after a couple of years, he said, should be done by punching and filling in holes around the roots. Amounts depend upon the branch system with three pound* recommended for six inch branches and five pounds for any over this site. Tile Iwo "Q 's" Tucker *atd, are to quickly cover the 'roots with something moist and plant as soon as possible f irr a lh M a r . 28. 19<3:i — r a g e .1 w atches his *'P's and Q 'v " During the fallowing ques­ tion and answ er period it was brought out that pruning should be done back to the live wood after a freeze but never so extensively a« (o leave only a bare stump. $ $ SAVE $ $ On Our Spring Trade In Specials BIG BIG Trade In allowances nre now bcinj: offered when you Irndc for the fam­ ous YAZOO nr MANCO Mowers. In most cases your old mower will more than make the down payment nnd Don’t forget We DEMONSTRATE. TRADE. SERVICE. FINANCE AND SELL. Some Inhabitants of Slyria. 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In closing he pointed out that it is far better to put a 50 cent plant in a $5 hole than to put a $5 plant in a 50 cent hole, adding that such a mistake is easily avoided if the gardener Ifratifttrh Hide-Away BEDS $168 more than one room! STILL A FEW LEFT - - - Occasional Chair CLOSE - OUT 1 CROUP Upholstered Swivel nnd Straight CHAIRS Kelt- 829.95 to 819.95 1 GROUP Swivel and Straight CHAIRS and Some ROCKERS Reg. S:i9.«5 to 859.95 *2995 BED ROOMS IN THE MODERN MANNER Clean, pleasing modern bedroom suite faxhlimrd from glowing walnut nr grey mahogany veneer*. Sidle* ini bide I.... .. bed, large double dre»»er, m irror, and upright rlir»t. Hi lie . are rom plrle with mat tresses and muleliing box spring*. B IG > C A P A C ITY ROOM A IR C O N D IT IO N E R 11 M ITU! * twin* in wn* Gel Beady For Hot Weather Have Your AIR-CONDITIONER Serviced NOW! Oat m tlg -llia catling |eh ta def H ctt'i «xtra-bif power to cool large a rest where you work, play or cnieitain. Yet, and fairt, loo! c Iran i rig • Change o f filler* O il k lubricating • Condenser roll cleaning • Fan blade rlran ln g • Adjust alinger ring • Clean out rundenaate pallia • l.ulirirate air control linkagra • lin e a l rab in rt inulallatinn • Teal unit operation Home Air-Condilionera Only FOR • M knf • M U h f m IpaeJ Cash all • three ffere*ar Air Mrettortf AS LOW AS PER WEEK " t x t r w - P o w r f v l to o tin g " B ox CIA NT-SIZED TIIUNIP wiui grown by A. II. Sites in the little garden behind hi* home at 1505 Melhmvillo Avo. Tho unusually large purple-lop weighed over four ]>ound* and is more than 21 inches in circumference. Sites said he did not give the turnips any special fertilizer, but this one apparently got more than it’s share of the natural elements. (Herald Photo), Sanford Electric Co. "Seminole County’s Oldest GE Dealer” 118 Magnolia Ave. BUY • VeeDfeteif • Complete inaid* • A FAIIUI.OUS FA 2-1562 COME SEE . . . The Wonderful Savings In Our STEELf CULTIVATOR and EDGER USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT If you need just an Odd Piece or a whole Roomful of Furniture for that Spare Room. II will pnv you lo climli Ihe stair* to TERRIFIC SAVINGS in OUR USED FURNITURE DEI*T. M A TH ER r FOR BOTH! OF SANFORD EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 203-09 E. 1st St. EXTRA HEAVY I V * THICK HARDW OOD HANDLES FA 2-0983 < STILL Bl ADIS KXI KA I MICK HARDWOOD HANDLES �Generals’ Boss T hen really la nothing unusual In the fact that Defense Secretary McNamara, long a favorite on Capi­ tol hill, la Increasingly the target of many lawmakers. Pentagon bosses have suffered these slings nnd arrows since the days of the first defense secretary, the late James Forrcstal, who was crushed by the criticism. Part uf the explanation lies in the mounting frustration among lawmakers over the fact there Is so little they can do. relatively, to af­ fect the course taken by our massive military establishment. An offshoot of this Is the fact th at n good many legislators obvious­ ly feel themselves just as qualified as any civilian defense secretary to make judgements in military mat­ ters. Some have been appraising military affnirs and expenditures far longer than the most experien­ ced defense secretary. Indeed, occasionally some sena­ tor or congressman has tulkcd as if he really felt himself quite able to make the kind of judgements we ex­ pect from our generals and admirals themselves. Lately a newer element has crept Into the picture. Arizona's Sen. Barry Goldwatcr nnd some others have suggested that it Is wrong for a defense secretary to veto the rccommendations of our Joint Chiefs of Staff, or any group uf top military officials. The argument Is that the mili­ tary people are the experts, and no civilian official ought sensibly to consider overruling their most thoughtful judgments. If this argument is to be taken aerlously, then plainly we do not need or want a civilian’defense sec­ retary. For he presides over an e.<talishment that presumably is made -* u up of military experts. If their views are automatically to prevail, then the best thing Is to have one of them as secretary. But did we not argue this whole matter out in the fullest kind of de­ bate when the defense department was crested after Word War II? A prime issue was civilian con­ trol of the military. The decision, made in Congress itself, was that such control was vital. The contention in support of this decision was that the military ennnot be nllowed to operate as an enti­ ty wholly apart from civilian author­ ity. Military judgments are social. They are made in consonance with what are deemed the crucial need* and purposes of the services. This is all to the good. But those judgments cannot lie made in a vacuum. The military, however special, functions in service to the civilian state. It is a part of it. What it spends, what weapons systems it employs, how it is organ­ ized, these und many m atters must be decided In relation to the whole society in which it exists. It having already been decided, therefore, that we should have civi­ lian management of defense, it is alien to that purpose to suggest the defense secretary should have no power of veto over what the gener­ als nnd admirals want. Authority is the power to say no as well as yes, to give guidance and direction, to exercise restraints, to reorganize nnd so on. Those who propose that McNa­ mara or anyone in his shoes should be stripped of miiv portion of this au­ thority can hardly do less, honestly, than reopen the entire question of civilian control of the military. If this is what they desire, let's get into it without delay. A Man Well Respected Harold Wilson, a crumpled, plproam oktai man with a cherubic face. La setting out v tth obvious determination to fulfill hii new roW ai leader of DrHam'i Labor party. If be ii not the man wbo will take office a i Britiah prim e m in u ter a t reault of gaoeral election* sometime between now and October U N , It will not be for fail­ u re to f ir e the electorate •om ethins to think about. tie may alio five Britain's German, French and United States allies aomethinf to thtnk about and tome th ln ft they m ay not like. In the short time tinre \Vli­ r a assumed the leadership post aucceedint the late Hu(h Galukell, hii Idea* on the new Britain be would create have ;B ii been appearins in new* ditpatchea on an almost daily bails. Such a recent dispatch quotInf "sources" otherwise un­ identified, outlined Wilson's view on a variety of subjects ra n fin f from the common m arket to the U. S. P olaru missile. Tbe ' ‘source" was to clo«» as to look Into Wilson’s Innermost mind. These were some of the controversial laiuea taken up by tha "source" and Mid to represent Wilson'* feeling*: The Kennedy • Macmillan Nassau agreement* ihould be renegotiated. Preium ably this would include the deal where­ by Britain accepted the Pollaris mts*lle In plaee of tbe discarded Skybolt. Labor believes the United OUR BOARDING HOUSE 6 IN1P L * £NOUC-*4, 4fA3 0 « ---- X 1 3 UOT COUNTED ON HIM B etN fi [ CROCMED ALL THE-WAY/HE 1 CLt> , YOU HE WAS H E AO 1KIS NORTH, toC .Hfc ALNSAVd W O RKED RA ILS .TAD •iTATVCN* M AD E TH fi j 0R6ST C A c . y ' / , *» Worry Clinic S tairs ahould be the sole car. rier of W eitern nuclear delerent strength and would let Britain's current hydrogen bomb force of jet bombers •'fade aw ay." Right* of a free Britain and of free acccai to Berlin must be maintained, but might be accompanied by some m ea­ sure of recognition of F a it Germany and her borders with Poland and Ciechoslovakla. Tbeie are all measures to arouse control er*y both at home and among the alheiAlthough an F a it Germany doea eaiit and the controleralai border with Poland is un­ likely to be changed in the foreseeable future, the more mention of the recognition of either la enough to rend WeM German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer into a bellow of rage. Tbe United Slate*, hating settled the Polaris in u e with Macmillan, and embroiled In an argument with French President Charle* dr Gaulle on the future of NATO, could not be expected t» welcome a reopening of the British negotiation!. De Gaulle scarcely will wel­ come the u g g eitio n that the United States remain the sole Western nuclear power. "D r. C rane." he began, "a that “ v alu r" la not simply man of Italian background the sum of the m anufac­ walked Into Lie store and turing and sale* costa that go into a product bot is a asked for a certain brand of p e r a o a a l , psychological record player. “ im age". Sale*men, be to re "H e was obsessed with the to tend for the buoA'rt be­ idea that this brand name low, For modern salesm an­ was the only good one on ship I* largrly a m atter of tbe m atket. Applied Psychology. "Unfortunately, we didn't CASE 0-1*4: H arry G . ag carry that hraod. so it looked ed 27. was a salesm an enroll- as if I was lure to lose a cd in my Northwestern Uni* big sale. "But I diverted his atten­ le n i t y c la n in the ' Prychology of Adt frittin g A hell­ tion by saying we could or­ der the machine he wanted, ing." We had dsseuned the vital meanwhile I inquired what problem of "value" and I color of cabinet he would like had shown the student* that and suggested he thus look to the customer the worth of over some of the models we an item depend* on emotion­ bad on display. "He seemed reluctant even al m em nnes more than m an­ to do that but I held him ufacturing costs. For "value" in the mind* long enough to place an Ital­ of purchaser* is always a ian operatic record on the m atter of their personal alti­ player. ".V* soon as he heard the tude and emotional »late. Antiques, for example, may- opening note*, he became al­ have little itruciural worth, most hypnotized with de­ yet to those wbo reverence light. "So he sat down in a chair them, an old chair may and closed hi* eyes. After bring Sl.OuO. And *<>mc postage stam ps that first record was finishthat b a le been cancelled and ; ed. I loaded the machine with '»hu* are scrap paper to m od other operatic numbers, chief­ people, will command a ly of Italian background. p m e of $ 10,000 to a philate­ "And this prospect just sat there for half an hour, with list. So the job of every alar an angelic look on h it face, salesm an ii to build up thfa apparently transported back psychological value of his to Italy in his mind. "W hen the machine had product in the prospect's played the last record, he mind. During one of my evening stood up and said, ‘I want psychology course*, Harry to buy that machine. It's put up h it hand and asked wonderful.' "So I agreed and made the to tell about a r a te he had encountered that wvck in the deal at once. Actually this music store where he work­ machine bad no better tone ed. than the rival model which Political WASHINGTON— (NEA ) — Extension of the Selective Service law for another four year* la b r te tin r through Congees*, but with blinder*. It is a straig h t renewal of the act expiring June .10. Apparently no one sat back and took a look at this a* p art of the whola "youth'' problem. The toughest p art of the na­ tion’s biggest problem—unem­ ployment— is the unemploy­ ment of young people and the disturbing high school and college dropout rates. The d ra ft act doesn't touch the»e problems. Nobody wants a H i t l e r Youth Corps or a Young Com­ munist League, with every youngster registered and as­ signed to s-.me service. But short of thut, it may take an awful lot of good management to handle the U. S. youth problem of the late '60s. In 1962 there were 700.000 young people out of school and out of work. The number is exjwvted to grow to a million by 1970 unless something is done. American Farm Bureau Fed­ eration, carrying out a 1950 policy resolution, te»tified this year in favor of drafting men aged 18 to 22 instead of 21 to 28, ss is now done. Matt Trigg*, AFB legislative eoun»*!. testified this c h a n g e would cause le»* disruption. But an amendment to do this was defeated In tbe House. Dr. Crane’s nsrry's striking ease shows Phil Newsom Says . . . Peter Edson "These Days W e Call It Free Collective Be.gaining' he had origtnilly requested. "But he had projected his emotional delight in those operatic numbers right back upon our record player. T hat's why he now feh H was probably the best record player in tba world. "So tbe change in ils value had occurred within 30 min­ utes and all Inside his own bead, eh ?" Yes, that unattractive re ­ cord player now bad become psychologically painted with all the musical memories and nostalgic emotions whiefa the operatic recordings b id gen­ erated. So send for my booklet "T he New Psychology of Advertising A Selling," en ­ closing s stsm ped, return envelope, phis 30c. Barbs Letters Fditor: I would like to extend a hearty thank you to our fin* Sanford P o l i c e Department for the help they rendered in assisting us with the chore of croaeing 17-92 and 27th Street on our way to visit the Science F air at the Seminole High School. With their help, 500 of our fourth, fifth and sixth graders of the Pineerest School had their education broadened. Sincerely, Herold P.. lleckenbach. Principal Quotes Notebook Selective Service now regis­ ters about 1.4 million young men g year. Only 120,000 at» drafted. The older men are taken first because the armed serv­ ice* don’t want draftees com­ peting with the 600,000 volun­ teer* they recruit every year, aged 17 to 22. The draft law act as an incentive to younger men to enlist and get their m ilitary service over. Alto, Selective Service Sys­ tem w ant, to give men up to 22 every opportunity to com­ plete college. Deferments are given to teachers and skilled technical workers us well. V. S. armed forces are there, fore the biggest employers of young men. The five youth programs proposed by the Kennedy ad­ m inistration would soak Up only 40.000 to 60,000 unem­ ployed youths a year. This w on't begin to solve the problem. The Peace Corps now has about 3,000 volunteer men and women under 25 on its rolls. The number may be 5,000 by the end of the year. The men will have to report t<> their d ra ft boards after their two years of service. Peace Cory* director Sargent Shriver Jr., wanted it that way so th a t the organisation wouldn't t e a draft-dodger haven. The manpower training and development program now has about 3,000 young people en­ rolled. This will grow. Now under consideration by Congress is tha Youth Con­ servation Corpa. It would re­ cruit 15.000 the first year. The proposed National Serv­ ice Corpa—the *o-c*lled dora- LARGE MAGNOLIAS AND WATER OAKS NOW* (IKING MOVED AND TRANSPLANTED lestie Peace Corps—would recruit only 560 worker* the first year, 5,000 by the end i f the third year. Less than half would be young people. This ratio also would apply to the 40.000 volunteer, in tha proposed Home Town Service Corps. All these p r o g r a m s ara meeting Republican oppvsi. tion. Rep. Jerry Ford of Michigatl, GOP Policy Committee chairman, and Rep. Peter Freylinghuysen J r . of New Jersey, speaking for GOP Ed. Ucatlon Committee members, oppose the Youth Corps hecause it would cost Slots mil. lion the first year, $26ii mil. lion when in full operation. As alternatives they pro­ pone first "a study of b u s and regulations restricting youth employment." It found* a little like seeing if child inbor anil minimum wage laws will stretch. Second, they would expand the vocational education pro­ gram which already cost* $51 million a year. Third, they would expand the Manpower Retraining act to permit use of more than 5 per rent of ils funds for youth. Finally, they would expand opportunities for youth em­ ployment by the National Park Service and tho U. S. Forest Service. Details haven't been worked out very carefully. Rut ut first glance it looks like just another formula which would cost about as much as the Youth Corps and probably not do much more good. If 4 m * ^ COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Fundi ALLEN ft CO. 2 tl E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. 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Your savings are not subject to market fluctuation, they’re safe and earn w e l k f l i m a r B S s J f l U r e a lc d : Conut i n. �* —t*: ■» J ltr fraitfn rh S rra lft M nr. 2 8 . 10<Vt — P a p e ART IIROWN I’KST CONTROL Termite* K O Ihrr I’r i h 2601 PARK l)R. 322-886.1 S AMORI ) ll> Jam- lu w lb e r r v Tin- DEC A Club at Lyman High received a three star Iilaqui* and cheek ter SIB at tlio tluril jnnnal conference of tin' Florida V?.*n of Div trihutive Education Club of America held March 2I-2U at the Robert Meyer Hotel in Jacksonville Tiie award wax given for club achievement* on a point b.ni* during the achool year and only *evcn were given fo* the entire atatc. t.ymnn al-o received *e cond place honors lor the creative marketing project survey. Information was compiled from questionnaires mailed to businesses through' LYMAN DECA OLI D ( 'onventinit delegates display awards won. Itt the tfroup nie, front front left. Mis. Lois Coleman, I)K CooriliitHtor ami Mar* pn ret Walker; hue It. Charles Kern, Charlie Massie, Frankie Johnson ami tileini Hither. (Herald Photo) Lake Monroe Jottings Mia . II. |„ JnluiMin m other. Slit* lia« im proved dies were glad to see him. flood n iter noon to you, How ►really und Hetty ha* return* * The many friends of Ja tie w eather Dealing you? «• h0™- Vcr> "lai> «° h‘ jr Mr» Its mee to gel out in the yards again. Last weekend was sure a cold one w iiin'l it- Had lo take my daughter home and iranddautthlers (North Florida) and it was cold. Sure hated to see my little girl* leave to pt> home Hut I am making plans to .spend E asier with them. ' • Mrs. Ilubcrl t Hetty t Mann wa* called to Arkansas be­ cause of the illness of her Beautificafion Month Set In North Orlando lly Mona lirin stru l The North Orlundo Garden Club has announced that the month of May has been desigliated as lleautiricution Mouth during which all residents of the vitiligo will lie eligible to participate on u competitive h;i*i* for prizes to be award* ts I for thp best appearing lawn and gardens. Judging, which will take place June ft, will he donu on overall appearance of lawns, both front and hack; overall in at ness in regard to trim ­ ming. edging of flow er beds, drives, etc.; mid, lust hut nut least, proper placement, of flowers, shrubs and trees, Mrs. Charles Unwell, chair­ man of the club’s beautifica­ tion committee, advises that prizes will range from $*><) all the way down to a can of Imir spray. Other members of the club rom m ltlce In iliui gc of the project ar« Mrs. Ui'tsy Nall. Alls. May Duquette, Mrs. E d­ na .Stewui l and Mm , Vera Anderson. Judges will lie announced at a later date. Emma Vililen will lie ls ,m ,d> W t" r * * glad to hear that she is now « S“1*P U •>' "er home after undergoing sur­ "" Uii»al» Head gery at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Stic resides with her U ‘r > . " " i L * Iu',“r. , U' K inurd, little dangle daughter Mr*. Fill Hunter on ter ol Melvin and Kathryn Narcissus Ave. Drop In and K m art fell and broke her sie her. • • * Very sorry to arm. Hal not get the full de hear that Xorine Norwood is tails til how site did a lie also ill Wc wish her a rurelul Sharon while it is speedy recovery. * * It is ^jc* m place * • just a .short tim e until hast* Hobby Hitt ell is here on er. May lx' we will have a leave from Ihu Falkland Air beautiful day for it, - 1 said Force Have visiting parents may he. Have been talking to Alv m ami Marie Hit lei!. some ul the high school girls. llmv's the weather in Texas They arc making their nutBobby? ' * * 1 undcdrstatid ■its. And from the way they that Ibdiby wilt 1m- stationed have described them to me in Cocoa when his leave i* tin’)' will lx' the Iwst dressed up. T hat's nice as he will lie girls around here. • • * 1 closer home. Itel Alvin and have had several requests Marie are tickled. * * * Don't for a beautiful saying tlu t forget the fashion slanv to­ was printed in this column night at the III) Center. Its last year. Since tins is n going to lie real nice The short week I will give it dresses which the ladi"» have again. It is entitled “ I Must made will be shown lirst. Go Shopping.*'—One of these Then the dresses made from days 1 must go shopping. I the Hates prints will be mo­ am completely out of selfdeled. So come out and see respect. I want to exchange what a little bit of sewing sonic si’l -righteousness I will make for you. The time picked up the other day for is 8 o'clock. Sec you there. sonic humility, which they • • • Naomi Sapp and daugh­ say is lev* expensive and ter Clara Wyatt were in w ears better. 1 want to look Tam pa last week where ;|iey at some tolerance which is went to attend the funeral being used fur wraps this of a friend. Mrs. Ftliie Mae year. Some one showed me Jones. She hud been a friend some pretty samples of of the family (or a got*I many peace. We're short on tit at years. • • • Mrs. Linda Hay and one can never have too and wee daughter Sherri of much on hand And hy the Orlando were dinner guests way 1 must try to match of ours last Thursday. The some patience that my neigh­ occasion was in celebration bor wear*. It is very becom­ of our granddaughter Bar­ ing to ber and I Hunk d b ara's very first birthday and might l<xik uell on me. I also the birthday of her might try on that serviceable grandd.iddy, II. I. Johnson. garment of long suffering, Coming in later were Mr. some places are displaying and Mrs. Buddy Mann and now. I never thought I want 0 . M Mann J r . all of Or­ ed to wear it, but I Bud lando and Claude and Itena myself coming to it Also I Hawkins and son Sid. We had must rem em ber to have my a Very nice evening. • • * sense id appreciation mend­ Hob Horn spent lust weekend ed and I must look around home irom a hospital in (or Mime inexpensive, every­ South Florida. I tu t the kid day goodness. It I* surpris­ ingly now quickly my supply of that gives out lhal Mr' •» ''» Casselberry Lions Businesslttt Briefs W lions ami Marvin Milam, outlets of the Seminole Dry ('leaner* al iMS-gJtl Magnolia, have officially reopened the business. 1lie Milams linil previously uwTied the dry cleaning e»tltblislinielVt, but in IHfllt they sold it and only recently Look it over again. Both Milam and his wife Doris have lived in Mail ford most of their lives. Milam came here from W inter i’ntk ill Itr'JU when tie was still in school, lie lias hern in some phase of laundry and dry i h tilling since HtJ.1. Available t>> you without a doctor'* pic-eioption, our drug railed ODHINKX. You mils' toso ugly fat ill 7 days or vour money hack, No stren u ­ ous exeici**', laxatives, mas­ sage or taking of s.'-called ieA sales increase of T It per­ d iicing candles, crackers or cent iluiing the 4-week period cookie*, or chewing gum. I>Dended Murih compared with ItlNKX is a tiny tablet mol tin* corresponding period a easily swallow,-,!. \\ hen you take ODHINF.V you still «uyear ago wav recorded try joy your meals, still eat Hie Winn-Dixie Stores, Du., it food* you like, but you simply don't have the uige for cxtui was announced. The volume was |fl.'i.xxh.;iTI porticos because ODUINKX dcpicssc* your appetite and compared with f<1l,:tJ7.7;l I deci eases your desire loi last year, an increase of >1.- food. Your Weight must come down, bccnusc a* your own ollll.ii 111. For the lifi-vvcel. pci hat end­ doctor " ill tell you. when you eat less, you weigh lc-s. Gel ed .March ti, sales were SV.'J lid of excess fat and live Mat.llIT rompiired with 1,>11Itci. UD1SINKX rests »;i on .111.lo t. an im iea»e of j;tn,. and is sold ol* this GllAltAN ItMi.llU or 7. II ix ieen t ever I EE: If not satisfied for liny rencoii ju st return the pack­ ItniJ. age to your druggist and get youl full money back. Nil Florida's interior exper­ question* asked. DDK IN KX i* ience* more llnindi rsioruis -old with lliis gilnioiitec by: MrltcyHolds Drug Store • Sunthan any oilier place in the lord • Mail order* filled, United States i ndv. SKW ANI> SAVE DRAPERY JAttend services this weed a t ijour own place of c f r. J worship ^ 25th b Park Open .Mun.-Tiles.-Wcd.-Sal. 0 Iil fi I’hnrx. \ I ri. 0 til 0 fe c ia l BUY NOW, BEFORE OUR QUARTERLY INVENTORY NNe must reduce our INVESTMENT in inventory before April 1st. 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SHELLANE BOTTLED GAS FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER I* I ’rin te il S nil (T o th I'njiiniii I'rinlx II) Jane Casselberry . turner; Dun Hourle, tad tw ist­ F.B.I ugeitl Jim llufli-y of I er; Coil Jack, tlcusu rer and Orltindu m a ile d exciting in-' Kuymniid Morris, secretary. ridenta taking place during | World War 11 Thursday night - Nominated for two-year diwhen lie spoke before th e. rectors were C. K Fisher and Lions Club of Casselberry a t Milton Freeman. Hill's Diner. lie told of the daiillg bind­ ings made by (in m a n *ab«tcurs from submarines m Florida uud New York and how they were raptured. They chi l ied such lethal items as d)m nnitr ill the shape of coal and incendiary bombs in the form of fountain pens. Ilufley reminded his audi­ ence th a t the duties «f the F.B.I. do not consist entirely cf the more publicised crim in­ !> - al work but are mostly ordin­ ary routine work. He was introduced by the piogrant chairman, Jim my l ' I'rcvatL Thomas Hucaluii, chairman of the nominating committee, PEH IU0 l it. presented the proposed slide * 6 '°* CYI.INDKK of officers to Ire voted cn a t No Inntalliilioii ( harge the April Ddh meeting nlung with nominations from the Delivery Anywhere in flour. The new officers will Seminole County not take office until July. Those nominated were C ur­ tis Blow, president; Darwin W IL C O M I WAOOH Hhea first vice president; YTKGIMA I'BTHOSKI qiyde Kerce, second vice pre­ p . 0 . Box 1214 sident; Jimmy Prevntt, third NUBA NOKItlS luy W. l*t »T. vie president; Al Jawull. lieu TE s-l-'ilt A FAT OVERWEIGHT P rin ted PUsm * Hear FBI Official ♦ i■ out [hr Centra) Hu ru b area to determ ine u liich type» ol .ale* pj»4. m an* available, tin’ training required and the potential u- of DE vludcnl'. The project wa* »pon»ured by tin Florida Power I'orp., Florida (lu* I'orp . Winter Park Federal Saving* and lo an a n t the Commercial It.tnk ai -Winter Park. The croup of delegate J, consisting of 1’harle* Kern, Margaret Walker. Frankie Johnson. t barite M as'ie and Glenn Huber, made the trip hy train accompanied by their DE coordinator Mr*, lads Coleman They were joined in Jacksonville hi her | husband. Dun, who served a> adult supervisor. Charles Kern entered the public speaking contest: Mar­ garet Walker look part m the |uti Intorvicw contest; Frankie Johnson participat­ ed in the sales dem onstra­ tion contest; Charlie Mussi submitted a merchandise manual on food preservation and Eugene Jackson, who did not attend the convention, en­ tered a manual n the area distribution which was on life insurance. Glenn Hulicri is club historian and assist­ ed in coordinating delegate arlivillo* 5!»c Yd. GENERAL ^ FILTER-FLO WASHER Open Mondays ’til 9 p. m. PRINTED Arnel Jersey BIG 12 lb. CAACITY WASHABLE • Damp Dry Spilt • Spiral Activator FULL • Wilier Temperature Control • Water Saver Control K O L l- S $ Rt'sr. $1.79 Yd. the ELECTRIC ___________ Yd. REMNANT , S H (JI, HWY. 17-02 DRIVE THRU FERN I'ARK Call FA 2-5733 TO MEMINOI.E COUNTY LINK Sanford Gas Co. MAITLAND, FLA. SEW AND SAVE MODI-L WA 501 GE 1W ASHERS PRICED FROM 188 80 With Trade S I I M1000 1 114■o EASY CREDIT TERMS — UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY I �Little, Junior Loop Rosters Set Tb« Sanford Jit creation and Paries D epartm ent announced the tentative roateri for 1963 Little League and Junior B or i Bare ball P rogram . T ry o u ts were held last Thursday and Friday for both leagues. Each team picked a 20 man squad, of which 13 will be chosen for the League starting game, April •. The players not chos­ en for a team will be put on a draft list to be picked up during the season when need­ ed . Listed below are the team s, m anagers, returning players and player candidates chosen from tryout?. JUNIOR BOTH BASEBALL LEAGUE C.P.O. — Manager, J . K. Stubbins; returning players, D avid Gollober. David Ja r■ell, Leroy Nopper, Chuck Scott, Bobby Nicholas, Dick lia m tle , John Butts, Danny ftp Oinlorb Lee, Steve Hatha way, Steve G rier; player candidates, Mike Stubbins, Larry Wil­ liam s, Chris Wilson. Allen Velei, Dickie Smith, Sam P arriih , Ronald Hicks, Mel­ ton G ardner, Bill Colbert and Billy Triplett. K IW A N IS -llanager, John Latfacrow; returning players, Bern>« Barbour, Tom Petrunic. Tommy Lew. Stephen Balini, Leslie Green. Steve Gordie, T erry Echols, John Lalherow, Ernie Baumiester.i player candidates, Gary Loyd. Wallace Jsrnigan. Al­ lan Cooper. Jim W'olle, Larry Rowland. E dgar Jobes, Tom­ my Austin, Randall Bcnvie, Clarence Schaffer, Bill B ry­ ant, Jam es Jenkins. ROTARY — George Stine, m anager; Steve Barnes, a s­ sistant; returning players, Lyle Slowell, David Lanier, Andy Lyons, Frank Whigham , Charles Guthrie. Ralph Sturopf. Steve Barrow m ao, Simon Rod Laoey, Jim Ex- ers, John Smith, Steve Rawls, Phil Rahn, John West, Steve wm. Mike Fordbam , Ronnie Chuck Latherow, T i m m y Richard; player candidates. Hinson, Kay Pivic, Steve Sam, Ricky Forguxeoc, Van Tommy Bryan, Tommy Cau­ Groover, A1 Boniface; player Robbins. David Gussow, T er­ dle, Johnny Green, John | candidates, Steve L e a c h , ry M ornson, Steve Raborc; Wall, L arry Smith, Kicky- Mike Long. Jam es Warren. player candidates, Alan BradGalloway, W a y n e Fakess, I Paul Pivec. Mike Yentcb, dock. W alter G r.cer, Gary Charles Nickle, David Lowe, Mason Wharton, Brad Hol­ Turntnan. John F oster, Gorlingsworth. Je rry Mills. den Bradley, Jim m ie Harden, ELKS — M anager, J o h n CIVITAN — M anager, Roy G ary Brown, Danny Conway, L e w i s ; returning players, Thomas; returning players. Douglas M ueller, H erm an David Howe, Mike Maples, Dale Higgins. Wayne Burn- Fiannigan. Chris Akers, Don Nicholas, ved, Jim Davis, L am ar Bass, L O C O M O T I V E ENGI­ D a n i e l Boitwick, Richard Ricky W alstrom. Byron Bel­ N EER 'S — M anager, Luther D u n n , Bobby Kuykendall. cher, Stephen H arris. John P atterson; returning players, Mike McGuire, Don Sundvall. Cannavino, Phillip Bailey; David Lee, Je ff Bales, Jam es Jim Woods; player candi­ player candidates, Jim m ie Frilscb, Michael RiCharde. dates, Mark Cao'o. Richard Williams. Wayne P o rter, Ban- Dale Rowell, Billy Cason. Galloway, Gary M a p 1 e a , dolph Scott, John Boggs, Lin Storm R ichards; player ca n ­ Lloyd Wall, Jim m ie Porchor- wood Twyman. Tommy Hick­ didates, Met*. Morgan, David do, Roy Lusk. Vincent Sto son. Dennis K arren, Jim m y Patterson. Dale F e d d e r . well, Ben Winfree, Paul Lord, Patterson, Ja m e s Sheffield. Douglas M aliciouiki, Phillip Roy F arm er. Larry W arren, J . B. Brown, j G rm er. Kip Braden. Steve Higgin H arriett, S H R IN E -M anager, George Bill Crapps, Jim Donnie Hopkins, P erides; returning players. bothsm . Wayne Daliron, John Haw­ Billy G raccy, Ronnie Dudley, LITTLE LEAGUE ROSTER kins, Bdly Martin, Reginald L am ar Oxford, W. R. Beas­ GEORGE'S—M anager, Ed Zittrow er, Glen Bourquardei. ley J r .. B uster Lawton, Dan win Braddock; returning play­ Y O W E L L 'S-M anager. Fred Miller; returning players, SANFORD ATLANTIC NA­ Bubba P ark. Skipper Senka- TIONAL BANK — M anager. rik, William Tyre, Rill Dem* L arry Wilbur; returning play­ rnond, Mike Booth, Cecil e rs, Allen Walker, Mike Simpson. Billy Miller, Robert Pudd. Mike Hickson. Mike Hope, Stephen Macek, Steve Maddox, Jim m y Sim mom, Weir; player candidates, Ste- Roger W arren, D arrell Wall. ven Greco, Steven Hitchcock, Stan Stolpe, Mike Ferrell. Sidney Loyd, D ana Hogan.! Ken H a rn e tt; player candi­ Tom C ritser. John P e r r y ,: dates, Sam m y Hawes, Alan Casey Ja rre ll, Randy Ivy, I Daniels. George F re eie , Ron­ Mike Sulpizio, George Hitch , ald Revels, David Hudson. cock. L arry Maddox, Je n ­ E verett Enloe, Gary Almond. nings H art. David O rr, Teddy Lutz. John PERFECTION DAIRIES— F razier. M ichael Critzer, M anager, M. B. G rady; re ­ Jim m ie Brown. turning players. Bill Bracken. CHASE — M anager, Dick Robert Kuhn. David Moore, F ran k ; returm ng players, Kenny Hinson. A lbert J a r ­ Danny Bcdenbaugh, David rell, Tom m y G racey, Randy Burg, Russell Gordie, Ricky Ferguson. Bill Kiuifin. Dan Smith, Stan Winfree, Hank ny Hale, Donald Kennedy; Ashby. Stanley Drake, Don­ player candidates. Mike G al­ ald Ethcil. John Gregory. loway, John Fakes*, Mark Randy Nobles; player candi­ Cockman, B en Twyman. dates, Billy Hope. Andy Ad­ Mike H arden, Duane Rogers. cock, Glenn Meyers, Lee Bobby L achatara, H. W. I Stoudcnmire. Kenny Alford, Rawls. Stephen Vickers, Rudd Ricky Thompson, J o h n n y Belcher. Thompson, Frtxl Padgett. Ro­ bert Hope, Charlie Hoff. STANDARD O ID -M anager. J . W. Kuykendall; returning players, Tommy Hatchett, Franz Beard. Bill Higgin­ botham, Darrell Vodopiteh, Bruce McKibbin, John Hunt; player candidates, D e n n i s Robertson, Ben Chado, Nor­ m an Patterson, Z a c h e r y Hunter, Glenn Denman, Carl Summers, David Cook, Ro­ bert Gatchel, Larry Hittcll, Butch Hickson. Andy Cheva­ lier. Mike Crumpton. Frit* Cromin, Edwin P arrish, Leon Swain. NAVY—Manager, Ja ck Milwood; returning p l a y e r s , Wayne Kinsey, Andy Rufas, Jeff Johnson, Fred Coleman, Dennis Holloway, Lane Ely, Pat Mehan, Chuck Brantley, Allen Getm an; player candi­ dates. Andrew Nichols, Rich­ ard Warren, Dave Grifiin, Frank Dunn. Raymond Leahy, C jvaSI liawwla t WH-ia f^/Vlirll* thur Sprauge, F ra n k Miller, Steven Scott. FLORIDA STATE BANK— M anager, Bob Steele; return­ ing players, Mike Bryan, Gary Davis, Joe Panline, Frank Williams, P erry Quinn, Sam Houston, Danny Green, Charles Kendrick; player candidates, Andy S t e e l e , Tommy Whigham. Thomas Gwariney, Billy D rake, Case Dunn. M urray Gonzalez, Eu­ gene Bcrtrang, Paul Martens, Jim m y F arm er, FIRST FEDERAL - Manager, Dick Doan; returning players, Rick Fordbam , Ja m ­ es Carlsen, Norm an Thom, William RiCharde, Charles Grooms, David Wiggins, Gary Spotts. Ken Prem o, Bill Schmidt; player candidate), A1 Groomes, Joe W’alson, Gil­ bert Benton, L arry Rodd, Richard Byrd, P ete r Kelley, John McClanahan, Hal Dunpan Wfivnp Hardin. Kevin ^rralft Pnyre 6 — Mar. 28. 19G3 , Sanford Ends In Third In Track Meet Butts Advised: No Lie Test ATLANTA (UPI) — The attorney for former Athletic Director Wallace B utts said Wednesday he has advised his client against taking n second lie detector test in connec­ tion with an alleged Southeastern Conference footUniversity of Georgia - Two Greyhounds Shoot For 6th SOKC Victory Two Greyhound* w ill be try in g fo r a aixth win when they m eet in the featured ninth race a t the Satiford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight. They a re C. H. Scott'* AMegail Sue and Cart T racy’* Pocket Ca*b. If Pocket Cash should win It will be hi* third victory in » row fo r in hi* laat two outings ha scored in irrade C and then in grsda B. Tonight mark* hi* f i n t try a t a main event, Abiegsil h at already won two grado A race* and one of them w at a matinee feature. Orvilla Mo***' Fathom , w inner of tho Racing King Stake a year ago, 1* aura to he popular w ith the fan*, though h« ha* ju*t two win* to hi* credit. B ut he h a t been nine time* la the money in 10 trie* and haa been a Quiairla factor sevsa time*. Other* In thl* main event lineup are Ed'a Luxury, New H it, Rocker'* Circu*. Queen's Slipper and Holt Whirl. A g rea t deal of Interest {* already m anifest in tho sec­ ond running of the m arathon speed classic scheduled fo r on* week from S aturday. It k a contest In which 16 of the trac k 's top distance star* will com pels In two races over the long H th-m llo course. Davey Moore Home Again B P R I N G P I E L D . Ohio (U P I)— LRlla Davey Moore, whose death in the ring touchad off a storm of protest* a g a in st boxing, w a ■ b a c k homo today. Tho colorful featherw eight champion o f nearly four year* Mover regained coneciuu»ne*s a f te r lapsing Into a coma ahortly a fte r hi* losing bout ia Los A ngelss laat Thursday again st S ugar Ramos, Moore lost his Ufa along with hi* cherished championship. Hi* Body arrived by jrtlln a r late Wednesday a t Columbu*. Also on the airplane were h it wife, Geraldine, 26, his daughter, Denise, 9 , and sis­ te r, E rnestine, along with tha fig h te r’s m a n a g e r , Willie K etehunt. The bronse coffin contain­ in g Moore’s body was taken from the plane and placrd in a hearse and then brought to Springfield, Davey'a h o m e town before ha moved to Col­ umbus three y ears ago. So powerful a re o c e a n w aves th a t they have been known to hurl rocka weighing m any tons onto tho tops of cliffs more than 100 fea t high. ball scandal. "My advice to my client mu*l be to le t us try his cate in the court house where it belongs and th a t he should not go on subm itting to lie detector te tts a t random In spite of his willingness to do so," attorney William Schro­ d er w rote S late Attorney General Eugene Cook. Cook ie investigating an accusation in a recent S atu r­ day Evening Post article th a t H ulls gave Georgia team secrets to Alabama coach Paul (B ear) Bryant iii a lung distance telephone conversa­ tion prior to the 1962 Geergia-Alabama game w h i c h Alabama won 35-0. B utts and B ryant both have denied any attem p t to rig the game and both took lie detector test* which a tto r­ neys said indicated th eir in ­ nocence, Cook said, however, th a testa were not "polygrnphs" and he wanted the Slat* Bureau of Invest Igatii n to conduct tesla on Huti* and Bryant, liryanl'a attorneys refused the request Tuesday, Cook said th a t H utu tele­ phoned k n o w n gam blers shortly before th e GeortfiaAlabama game la st fall but he emphasised there was no evidence that Butt* prufltted from any gam bling on the game. "Insofar as is known," Cook said B ryant "definite, ly" was not involved in any of the call* tu gambler*. Schroder said he could not understand Cook’a s t a t e menla, which ho called con­ tradictory. lie said Donald F. O'Donnell, chief counsel fe r the U.S, Senate investiga­ tion* subcommittee, "h as re ­ peatedly stated th a t he ha* uncovered no evidence Hurt either Coach Butt* or Coach B ryant hud l>een o r were en ­ gaged in any gam bling ac­ tivities." A joint committee of the Alabama legislature In-gin* its investigation into the a l­ legations today a t Mont­ gomery, Ala. JOHN KAUEK PRESENTS the Kuder Trophy for the seventh year to the winner of the Kuder Golf Tournament held a t the Mayfair Country Club recently. Accepting the first place trophy is Mrs. Clarence Phillips, center. Mrs. William Foulk was runner up. (Herald Photo) Azalea Golf Tourney Opens W I L M I N G T O N , X. C. ( U l'l) —Clear akies and tem ­ peratures in tha balmy TO'a were expected to g reet 140 pros and 10 am ateurs today in the o|»ening round of the 15 th annual, (22,6»)0 A u le a Open golf tournam ent. The first pairing* in the 72hule event were scheduled to tee off at the 6,774 yard Cape F ear Country Club here at shortly before 8 a. m. The course, a series of long rolling greens, it * par 30-36-72 laynut. Dan Kike* of Jacksonville, Fla., a University of Florida Cant Removed ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U l‘1) — Chris C anuiisaru, a catcher for the New York Met* who m ffeted a fractured right finger in the opening week of spring training, h id the cs*l removed Wednesday. Cannizzaro won't be able to resume retching for another two or three weeks. Hire H ogget CHICAGO (Ul*l) — The Chicugo While Sox announced Wednesday th at form er N stiunal lyeagin- umpire Dusty llngge** has been added to tbeir scouting staff. Boggess, who retired last season afte r 19 years a> an umpire, will be a tem porary replacement for le d Lyons, who is recovering frum an eye operation. law graduate and currently ranked sixth a m o n g t h i s year's top PGA money win­ ners, stands as one of the pretouranm riit favorites. If ha pick* up the first plure prize money of |2,HU0, ho can move up two notches p ast Tony Lenra and Billy Casper in the money standing*. Other top linksmen pitted in the tourney include two-time Azalea winner ami lint I I’GA champ Je rry Barber, Mike Souehak, Doug Ford, A rt Wall, Hilly Maxwell, Gene L iltler, Tummy Bolt ami Dow Finsterw aid. Beside* Bather, Sourhnk, Wall, Maxwell, Jim m y C'iurk and Dave M arr am former Axalea winners competing in this year's event. M arr i* the defending champion and one of Ihr co-favorites, Sikes joins 20-year-old Raymond Floyd of Fayetteville, N, C., a* the only to u rn a­ ment winners on the cu rren t tour slated to play in the A lal. ii. Kike* eop|ied ihe Dural (INLY 21 Open and Floyd who had nev­ er finished in the money, won the St. P etersb u rg Open. The eventa were the la st two on tha cu rren t tour. Gulfdoma big th ree—Arnold Palm er, Gary Player, and Jack Xiekluus—will pass up the Azalea, traditionally played the weekend before the M att­ er* a t A uguila. Cinci To Get UPI Trophy CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P I) —The U niversity of Cincin­ nati basketball team wilt re ­ ceive the United Press In te r­ national trophy as the nation's top team for th r 1962-63 sea­ son at a banquet here to ­ night. Ilaikell Short, Ohio news m anager of U PI, will present the trophy emblematic of the national title . Cincinnati coach Ed Ju c k rr will receive the U PI coach-of-the-year award. O'Toole Perks Up Redlegs By United Prr»* International Add Jim O toolc to the rcaI sons G rapofruit League obI servers are predicting th a t | the Cincinnati Red* will make a strong hid this year to recapture the N ational League pennant they !o»t la st year. The Reds made their run for the 1962 pennant ju st a bit too late—and one reason was th a t O’Toole didn't bigin to Win until mid- Sanford finished third in a quadrangular meet Wednes­ day competing ag a.n st DeLand, Leesburg and Lakeview. DeLand won the meet with 861* points followed by Leesburg while Sanford g rab ­ bed 40 points. The Seminole* took four second place .r e n ts with Bar- !c* ton; , , f ,ttw d cnIy 4' a on rc- Barks iiu ri ■ .taking . 1 -,_________ U in June 20 but wound up with a ry a second the 140 yard da-h; David 16-13 n m k . O'Toole, a 19-game winner Noell, second in the discus; when the Reds won the flag Chip Crawford second in the lb.) yard low hurdle, and the in 1WI* hx% U,-n ° r‘* o t mil* relay team grabbing s e c I in o ,t Impressive pitcher, of the spring. He wen*, six in­ oqd in th at event. Following are the results; ning* in the Reds’ 6-0 victoryIt* tlteh Ilur-lies — t u r n over the Los Angeles Dodgers (t»l: Clayton (D); <iatne* ID); Wednesday a t Vero Beach, T .oi. 1«* — tl.B t.n (D); Knall.h Fla., and now has a string of Myers II.); Tims -I**. 14 consecutive shutout inn­ Mil. —- 1‘lper (I.); Uarr»n ings. CL); Elliott I D r): T!m« O’Toole, who yielded four Discus — Brown i l . t ; Nosll 4t i ) 2 W in g u n ) ((D); Distance hits, was backed by a 13-h!t 1 IT - I I i k l i u u l record) H i — r i n « l t . h Il-v ); Harks attack th at included a homer 0 4 ); M u C lu m f y ID); Tim- by Gordon Coleman and dou­ : i 4 ♦. bles by Don Biatingnle, Chico !» 0 1 / iw l l u r i l ] . ID ). C ra w fo rd Id Ruiz. Wally Post, Johnny E d­ T im . ;Z :.l. <iM w ards and pitcher John F la ­ i t ) — C u r r jr < (1 4 ); \ v * r r * n i t , ) ; vin. HrusJ Jump — Walker It,); The New York Met* scored Harrs ID); Adklot U.j; Dis­ tance 2«-«, their fifth victory in sew n h p rin i U . 4 l . y K e l l y —!,»»*. burg; D.LanU; (Sanford; Time game* when they heal the Hu t:l>». Louis Cardinal*. Craig A ndrrShot rial — Brown II-)i Cox ID);; Clnleola ll-i; DUiaoc. aun, who bad lust 16 decisions iu regular N.L. play since JI-I. IK-'M'il r e w rll riot* Vault — Orm# (4.); laat May, Lasted victory for Thornton l l-v); C*ul»y |h ); the firs t time tn 10 months. H tlalit tl-n 2*0 — (Tie) llenton ID); Frank Thomas homered fur Harm ill); Cngllm il-e). Uie Mels. Time :J1». Mile ttetay — Deriand) Han­ Jim Running, a lb-game ford; Deetburg; Time I: US. Irish Jump — Comber |Dv); w inner last season, was hit Walker lb ); Howereocka lb ); hard in the early innings but llelkht *-». became the first D etroit Tiger pitcher to go ihe nine inning distance in a 6-1 loss to the COEUR D' A LEN E, Idaho Mitw-aukce Braves, Lew Bur­ dette and Bob Hendley team ­ (U l’l) — J. Neil Skio S tahliy. ed for a six-hitter for the athletir director of the Uni­ Brave*, who had threw-run up­ versity of Idaho, today an ­ risings in the firs t and third nounced the u n iv rrtlty was innings. studying 35 "qualified*’ appli­ Early Wynn took another cant* for the jab of heed firm step along the comeback basketball coach. Stahl ey said trail ns he combined with Eda decision could be expected in dio Fisher to flitch the Chi­ about three weeks. cago White Sox to a 3-0 tri- DAYS LEFT! 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The NL champion San F ran­ cisco Giants gave their Ta­ coma farmhands something aimut which to w rite home when they lost to them, 10-9, Marion Talton broke up the game with a ha set-filled sin­ gle in the ninth. Reviews Coaches MOKE DOG RACING umph over the Washington Senator*. Wynn, who yielded ! on* bit fo r the firrt three inmug** has allowed only one and two hits in his last j innings, -le needs one more major league win to the 300-level, Marrelino Loprz yielded only two hits in six intdngs and also homered as the Phil­ adelphia Phillies drfeated the Kansas City Athletics, 9-2, and snapped the A ’s fourgame winning streak. Richie Alien also hit a hotuer for the Phillies while Norm Sicbe:n home! til for Kansas City. First-basem an Joe Pepitone, Bill Kkowron's heir apparent, hit two homers and Elston Howard hit one to lead the New York Yankee* to a 7-0 decision over the Minnesota Twins. Harmon Killebrew belted his firs t homer of the I 4Pring and Bernie Allen also j connected for the Twins. Th0 Los Angeles Angela edged out Ihe Boston Red Sox, 4-3, on a ninth-inning homer by Eddie Saduwski, who un­ loaded against left-hander Wilbur Wood. Form er Yankee 21-gume w inner Bob Turley ■ If you’re developing land, caTI ■ man who will do the job right, with Caterpillar built m achines. . . backed by Rosier. WEDNESDAY A SATURDAY . 2 P J L (NO M ATINEE ON FRIDAY) MATINEES Iattdies* Night Every Thursday Where The Top Dog* Run —- Ruin Or Shine Farrell's Sorry! No Minors! ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 310 Ka»t F ir * , O R L A N D O • F L O R I D A •T A M P A S u t le r * We Give Top Valec SU npe C A T E R P I L L A R ' MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO « �. Osuah % Stff : By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My neighbor v e n t aliead and named her dog WIL­ BUR when she knew perfectly well WILBUR was my husband's name. 1 think she did it ju st for meanness. A t night, when she calls her dog, my husband goes to the window and barks ju st to get her goat. I have called my husband when he was down the rond and that dog would come running. It is very annoying to have your husband mistaken for a dog. Cnn I take this woman to court for disturbing the pence or defaming my husband’s character or some­ thing? WILBUR’S WIFE comes to kissing, experience is the best tencher. Instructions are use­ less because one can’t practice alone. • t • • LEARNED: When • • it J.'ha or fear th a t if you go through college before you a ta ri husliand-hunting in earnest you'll end up earning your own liv­ ing for the rest of your life. In high school you can date around instead o f trying to find aumrone who is willing to g o sternly. A fter high school you can go to college. And while you are on campus, you can concentrate on getting an T V Time Previews 7:30-8 p.m. CBS. T air E x­ change (R eturn). "M y Son, The Law yer." As promised, CBS brings back this popular •erics about British a n d A m erican w artim t buddies Legal Notice n stso t.v n n s (to s is a . v s m i v n s in A iitM in x is a HuxtM axis i t h f .u tb. an w hom it m a t cox* CKILN: N o lle * I s h*rrt>y g iv en t h a t th* Hoard of C o unty C o m m i s ­ s io n e r s o f S rm tn ol* County . F lo r id a , a t It* r t a u l a r tnretl a g lieid on i h - Ifflh day nf March, t»SS, »( th* Cuurt lin n * In Sanford. S t m l s o l * C ou n ty . F lnrlda, pursuant to p r t ltlu n and nolle* h*r*tofor* alv * n , p a u t d and a d o p tad a H o o l u l U m c lo s in g , v a ­ c a t i n g a n d a b a n d o n in g , r*m u m - i n , and d is c l a i m i n g an y a o J all righ t of tha C o u n ty o f S cm ln o la and tha putdlo In and to tha f o l lo w in g dcarrlbod rnads an d Btrreta In h cm lnol* C ou n ty , F lo r id a , Baw it: That portion of loth Htr**t from tha Bast llna of tha HWU of tha BE* of Kacllon 14. Towntlilp IS gnuth. Rang# So Kart, waatarly to tha W»*l Hat of Lot* 44 and 41 of M. M. Smith's Pcoond Bubdlt talon. according to plat tharaof racordad In flat Honk 1, pag* 111. Public IMcorda of Hrmlnnla Coun­ ty, Florida, and then.* that csrlaln l»-foot rightof way -xtended from tha South lln* of Le-t* 44 and is of Xt. XI, Smith's Second Subdivision North to th* North lln* of I-nt* 11 »nd 40 of **ld XI. XI mnltb'a ri*tund Subdivision. By th* Ibisrd of County Comnil*>l»n*r* of gemlnol* County. Florida, thla I«th day of XIarch. A. D. 1»«I. (SKA I,| Uou id o f County Comtnlaalunera of Sirmlnola C o b b t y , F lorida A rthur If. Bsckwith, Jr., Clark Circuit Caurt. Be ml a ola Couaty, S a a lw i Fla. XI a r c h If, 1*M who ••trade" their teenage daughters for a year. In its new halfhour form at, the program is tighter and often funnier. There is less time for interuming plots, leaving • firm er base for its whole­ some humor. Tonight's show is mainly drtuied to the sons, when Kdibc's boy decides allow business m ust lake a backseat to his legal asp ira­ tions. Eddie Foy J r. and Vic­ tor Maridt m star. 7:30 8:30 p.m. NBC. Wide Country. "Tite filrl From Nob H ill." Tlii- i* «nc for the ladies, especially those who h i r e become fans of Karl Holliman in Ihc role of Mitch Guthrie. By For the firs t tim e since his radio d a yi, Bob Hope w ill have a weekly show this fa ll. N B C -TV has signed him fo r a solid year o f appearances in an hour-tong Friday televisionJacoby program in color. Oswald By Ruth Miiiett education instead nf thinking th a t If you aren ’t engaged by the end of your freshman year you’re a failure. Because, you ace, you rcnlly have plenty of time before your m arriage chances start to drop. You've time to have siII the full of during a hit of beys; tim e to concentrate on getting a good education; tim e oven to work fo r a year o r two a fte r college gradua­ tion if you w ant to. And hy not being in such a rush to m arry, you will have • carefree girlhood Instead of being tied to m arriage respon­ sibilities before you aru rend) for them. You will have time to g r t an education which will make you • butter wife and mother. Ami your chancea of m arrying the rig h t man are bound to ba b etter if you m arry in your early 20s, than if you m arry in your early or mid-teens. So w hat's the big ru sh ! More good suggestions for teena—and parents—are In Ruth M ilieu’s booklet, "Tips on Teen-Agers." Ju st aend 26 cent* to Ruth Miiiett Reader Service, d o The Sanford H er­ ald, I*. O. ox 489, Dept. A, Radio City Sluliun, New York 10, N. Y. OPEN 12:13 V l NJl V{ v* »' r» R I T Z It I U l - I N T M l A 7 HE PHONE FA 1-1818 TONITK 7:05 4k 11:00 CAKLOAH PAMH SITU "FACTS OF IJFE*' Ilob llofa Cp -HIi »:20 Only "TWO KOOK together" Jamc* Stewart Color NOW THRU SAT. Regional M eet Set For Florida Artists ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U I’Il — Warron tlilo*. presi­ dent of Iho National League, announced Wednesday th at Lee Weyer will be retained on the league's umpiring staff for tha 19(13 season. Giles also announced Hint umpires Rill Williams and John Kil'lcr, who havs been working exhi­ bition guinea in Florida this spring, are to bo optioned to thu International League for the 19(13 season. Legal Notice K in irm i 8 NUTICU 1 Plans fur a regional conven­ tion of the Florida S tate Fed­ eration of A rt have been a n ­ nounced hy Region 111 chair­ man, Mrs. Opal Pcuraun of Satellite Reach, The convention will be held April 2(1 and 21 In Satellite Reach a t the new high school. All federated a rt cluha in Re- Community Enjoys Fish Fry By Mona Griiwtcad Mure residents Ilian could be counted at one time hy hosts Frank Fain la and W. G. H arris converged ii|>on llm cooks, Mrs. H arris, Mali in Campbell, Anion K rccrk and Rill Skislak, as they served fish and hushpuppies straight from Urn pans at a fish fry held al (tie home of Mayor and Mrs. Fusula on tile even­ ing of March 15. Accompanying dishes were set up buffet style and lievorages were served by Mrs, Robert Dean and Martha Dean. Guests relented a "m ost enjoyable evening" and many commented that "xomeihtng like this should be staged m ore often." gion III of the S tate Federa­ tion aro invited to send dele­ gates to the convention and to enter original painting* and crafts by their memhera. Ribbons will be awarded to the cluha with thu best pre­ sentations. Many of the events will bo open to the public, Including the exhibition and a demon­ stration Mulurilay evening hy Freddy Peterson, a rtist, tra v ­ eler and lecturer from Zephyrhills. On Saturday morning Dr. Dudley Flagler of 1-akeland, first vice president of th« Florida Federation of A rt will conduct tha Region HI m eet­ ing. Other lecturea and demon­ strations aru alio being plan­ ned. Reservations may be mad* by w ilting Mia. Opal Pearson, 279 lilenwood, Satellite Reach. Additional informillion cun be obtained from members of tha local a rt club or Mrs. Mildred Hnlicuck, president. merle ■norman COSMETIC STUD I G reatest involuntary m igra­ tions in history occurred in World W ar II, when about 30 million Chinese from ccastal arcus were driven deep into (ho Asian mainland by the Japanese invasion. In Thu Turk Mall ! him mxk h ff o h y 6*t v rfi lli»f rnisMRrtl hi I mimI u + hm hI * n O'VIrUn Htl., K+rn l*+rk. Bfmlhi'l* CRURiy, Kluil-ld, utiit*r tlii* fluiithiiiH l u i n o nf C A K riTHTMM MK4I. CtL, nrid Unit 1 littriiil to rt’KinUfr Hiilil rmtnn Mith ihw Clerk nf U ip «*l pewit Court* Hriulnolu County* Flnrlda, In a e e o n i Hiicr w ith i ft* iirovUliiim o f lti« FleMHmii N«mp KtiUite*, t o - * It: K&.OI Florid a Hlatutrft m i . H(k • Fedunr Co* IMwar.l K. l*«lrr* man* Jr. C u MI hTi Murch A. April i* 11. II. C1H1-M 11:1* f t ) MM• T“l *. F in a l Tt*. port It:!* (1) Wcmther S h o w (<1 W e a l h r r U t i l («) H o llyw ood Mot !* CAVsIcada 11:14 H I ChAimrl 1 Th**t *r 11:10 C l T o n ll* Show 1:0* (1) N * » » FRIDAY A. M. (41 11:00 (2) (4) (9» 11:20 t?) tfi) (I) ll:5 S <<) 12 .Od (S) rinneerf i ’rire 1* B igh t The McCoy■ J ana W y m i n 8hOW Concentra tion F ete Jk iSl.tdyp Your* For A Hong CDS New* Your Fir*t Im prct- •lon (S> l.ova o f U f a i f ) Krnla Ford Show 1:44 ( I t Cl 1:1* ( i ) 1:4* ( ( ) 1:0* T:!t Tilt Tit* 1:«4 7:4i I :*0 >:'4 1:1* • :** 1:1* 10:0* l*:3* S lrn nn FRIDAY P. SL ftlsn On T'olIrK* of th* Air 11:10 ( ( ) fteurrh tar T o m o r­ firo y* and F a rm 114row port ft>) F a th e r K n o w s Ilret C* Today I M S (*) O u ld ln x Light {<) Wait* ITp M o vlf* 1:44 (SI Xtld-Dsy Iteport (1! Farm Market Itcport !L:JJ ( ! ) NIK) N ew s Iteport ( f t fttal* N * * i A W e a ­ 1:00 ( ! ) N ew* A W ea th er ther Iff) The Itlft F s y o l f C l Today (9) M l d - r i a , l l e p o r . r Ss I'r*-Schoo l m a n n i n g 1:10 (9) I.airtime Iff) r o i i n l d o w n N e w s 1:14 ( ! ) Bllmnaatlr* (*) “M lck ls’s U o . p c l 1:10 (<1 A* The World Turn e T im s’ AmerU-anlsm »e. (*) N cw * - W * * lh cr Com munlam C l Xllckry v a n s S h o w 1*1 H ig h w a y Patrol C l I'Aptsm K a n g a ro o 1:44 C l People Are F unny ( ! ) W eather Slid M * l 1:00 ( ! ) M e n GrKten C ) Today Iff) I'aaaword C ) CsrlaonTllIk <91 I>sy In Court C ) J a c k l . a l m a fthow 1:10 ( ( ) Art l.l n k telter C l 0*1* ftlorm fthow <*) Itomper Ituum ( ! l Say When O) l.earn Spanish i l l Calen dar ( ( ) I Love Lucy (9) 1:0* C l Id 191 4:10 C l Iff) (91 l i t * tot 4:ttt> C t 4 il* 4:4* 4:44 X:0* 4:1* 4:4* 1:41 fteren K e y * L o retta Y ou n g Millionair e O u ecn F o r A P a y Younts Hr. Maton* T o Tett The Truth W h o b o You T r u s t rn.<t N e w s Th e Match (lame (si Secret Storm (91 Am erican Handstand O M a k e Hoorn for H.uhly <«) Th e K lira o f N l , h l 19) H lecoyery ’ej (9 ) A m erlrsn N e w s a ta n J t ! ) NllC N e w s ( ! ) He,I o f D r o u t h s | 6 ) Uncle W a lt I9» Popeya Pla y h o u ea (SI Cartoo n Carn ival C ) M cK eever A Colonel (91 A lm a na c (») W ea t h e r Bhow I’rrssure t'rroaotrd Frncu 1’osta — 1’olrs, *1*. Smithcrn Wood P r tn e r Y in g Co. RaMwin. Fla. 28A-41SI Legal Notice M H ' h I* 411* M IT o r r i o m n \ to M i u m c n W AunitM i*. nCSID KNVK UNKNOWN, AM* W 11 o H i: I* A M T KNOWN* M Altai NO Al»MIKBH 1 8: OKNOHAU i »i : m v i : uy , y i *5!II*a n t i , MICIIIOAN : A avYurn CNimplalnt h a v i n g h«**n filed ggglrittt you in th® Circuit Court in and for Homlnol* County. Florida, hy H o i i r . u T ii* w \ m » n o r . for dlvtiruo, t Ii o ftliort tltl** of h hipfi in ito n m tT it w a ii 1►!:« >1*. 1*1,x Iii I iff, u n m i* , .VIII** l*iu:i» \ v \ m * » t 0 1 ,t p f f e n d a n t . lit m o fireaatita ara to c o m ­ ma rid yo u to ap p ear and fit* >4inr Ana war or u i t i i r il«*ft*upa or itioiidliiKH heroin n l i l i the r i m k o f iho c i r c u i t Court of 8utiiliuilfi C o u n t) , ClorM'i, nml » r r % 0 a w ftjr Ihrraon on 1’la till If Ca At tor n o ), liurohl J\ Jithripun, A ttu rn ry at l*.»iv, 1*. o l i r a o r 7,. Hanford, F l o r ­ ida* on or to* fore Mm 9th day of April, A. IV I9il* or olliepw l i o t h e icF |»rc cotifoMPo w ill he rnttnprd a gal up ( you. T h e 8 4 n ford 1l i r a hi Ip der la date d u i a tivH»|»a|*ar of g rn rra l olrru lalloii tu w hlrti Ihiw c it a tio n ah .ill he pub Ilull­ ed nrup r i c h w«*ak f**r four ra iisr cu lU a w rrk a WITNKHH my hand and o f ­ ficial Pe rl o f tha Clerk o f the Circuit Court on thla the &th d ijr o f March* A. IV 1>GI. i 8 i : a i *i Arthur !l llackwlth* Jr., c i r r k o f c ir c u it Court Harold F. Joh n ron A tto rn ey for r l a i n t l f f Hilltr &I5 8 .in fo n l A tla n tic N a d • Ilk ltldg Hartford, Florid a I'lihllph March T, 14* SI. II. ciK i-si T in : Weyer To Stick • three no-tbump. W est opens the deuce of spades and Knst plays the queen. South should win with the ace and count his tricks. He sees eight sure tricks and enelt of three suits offer a pos­ sible ninth. ills best technique is to cash his queen of clubs, enter dummy with a second club, mid try tile diamond f i n e s s e . It happens to work, so Mouth's w uirira are over, lie can a f ­ ford to try for an ex tra trick ami the way it to run the clubs and see w hat happens. I f Knst and W est discard properly South should settle for his game. If they gvt cureless he may find a way to g et an overtrick. :n s m o J j( diiqhliqhJtA Pubtlah • For Abby’s booklet, "How To HaveA Lovely Wedding.” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. ♦Q JT OF • OntBhidqsi Memo to te«n-ag« girls; Until you ar* 2d the odds are 9 to 1 th a t you will m arry. These figures coma straig h t from tha U.S. Csnaua Bureau. W hat does th a t mean to you? I t mcana you can relax instead of beginning to worry a t 15 or 10 tluit you may wind up an old maid. You don't hava to g et seri­ ous about boya in high achoel, Ch an ttn • n e w s r o o m A l i e Kvanlnir IL-puri W s y n s P o u c h tr K<Htorl*l A tla ntic WcAther O r e s t H csdlln** Naw lo o p s Slid- F) A. X f * « Sport* P ic tu r e e d i t o r i a l Cammant W *x th*r S h o w U n itin g A F lih ln g w i i h pun ( I ) W va thv r i:J i <») |lr* v»rd N*w» 1:4* (») S p u n * Itcport 1:14 lt> l l u n t l r y lirlu k to y (ff) Knch an trd Mirror »;•# C ) You Am Ther* (4) S n Hunt ( • ) T h l . W ** k In Apart* tit* ( I ) W a lt e r C ranklt* — News 7; JO ( ! ) W ide Countr y ( I ) HrosdwAy 4loc* t ostia Iff* Fair Fxohntte * 1:10 *) P -rry Xt**on (J) Doa n* lt**d Show 1:10 I t ) Hr. Klldar* (1 ) t . r u r It To Heaver 9:00 tS) My T h ree ft.ui* Iff) Th# T w l l l a h t ilun* 1:10 ( ! ) II *l et (SI M clla le's N avy 10:00 (41 Th* N urses (1) Th* Andy W illiam* (5) Mens P rrm lers lliOO ( ! ) New scrip* (*t Murphy Marlin New* (41 New Iteport* What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, scud a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. When your partner opens NORTH -I *74 one nr-tm m p, you should have ¥ io s a little or no interest in play­ ♦ 83 ing a m inor suit gume con­ * A K 10854 trac t. I t takes 11 tricks to w k bt i :a s t m ake Rama in a minor ami * K B0 3 A Q 10 ft 3 ¥AQ» ¥ J 743 only nine to make game in no♦ J97« ♦!< 10 4 trum p. + 32 ADC Thus, in expert practice, you SOt'TII (II) only go from no-trump to a A AJ 3 ¥K»« m inor when you have a bad ♦ AQ 3 J hand and don’t w aul to try fo r even one no-trum p, or aurh North and South vulnerable a Rood hand th a t you w ant to Raalh. West North East 1N.T. Past IN.T. Pass invoatiRate slam possibilities. Pais Pass N orth has a hand with Opening land—* 2 which ha w ants to ba in Rama atcr his partner’s no-trump opening, lie only has seven tricks fer his partner. Thera is no better way to high card points, but hia six c a r d su it headed by ace-king- get to game than by bidding tan looks Ilka aix probable it and North jumps rig h t to XOTICR • • • QacoJby U/e • :l» Iff* (1) (!) ff:*i ill • i l l Iff) (!) 1:14 ( II i i l t Iff) i . n <C) ID III* 1*1 (() DEAR ABBY: In reply to OUT­ RAGE D's letter: I am fast approach­ ing the age where I might have to make some plans for my old age. If anything should happen to my hus­ band, and my health should be such that I could not live alone. I would insist on going to a Rest Home. I have wonderful children, but I wouldn’t think of disrupting their lives by living with any one of them. 1 would rather have them come to see me because they want to than have them stuck with someone who could be hard to live with. •’INDEPENDENT” DEAR ABBY: When someone asks you how to kiss, why do you brush it off like it was not a serious problem? I remember MY first kiss. I wns 16 and thought a girl was sup­ posed to hold her breath throughout the whole kiss. At the end of a very long kiss I was panting nml absolute­ ly blue in the face. The boy mistook this for wild passion and. of course, it ended up in a wrestling match. LEARNED THE HARD WAY DEAR TH U R SD A Y P . M. * DEAR WORRIED: Remove your rings. He's right. • Mar. 28, 1968 — Page 1 grrxITi There’s H O P E lor Next Season DEAR AI1RY: I am u widow and am going around with a man who doesn’t want me to wear my rings. He says that people will say he is go­ ing with a married woman. What should 1 do? WORRIED WIDOW DEAR W IFE: If your husbnnd goes to the window and barks when your neighbor is calling her dog, S1IE might have more to complain about than you. 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OPEN 12:13 CHARLTON IIENTON YVETTE MIMIECX JAMES DARREN Dm m o n d h e a d I fu rrie r m < Caw 209 West 1st SL FA 2-3649 Sanford, Fla. record setting days A * - �1 •m ! N • P I1. 1 ’ (j 1 yi ' [ •i r ■ !9| I Airs. Candace Mahan Ogden To Marry LeRoy C. Robb DeBary Club Presents Musical Program By Mr*. Adam Muller The DeBary Woman’* Club held the monthly session at the Community Center with Ogden, U. S. X I Academy in Virginia; Our The engagement end ap-J Mr*. Martin J . Mahan of BosShe w at born in tX>*tvo and | j j T „f Elms College in i Mrs. Eli Yoder presiding. preaching m arriage of Mrs. I Ion, M a n ., ami the widow of Mis* Beatrice J. Tyson was Candace Mahan Ogden, 1313 j the lale LI. Robert Kdmond i* a graduate of the K etrrvrt ; y , M ach # iflu , nd Wv„ rrn named chairm an of the nomE ast 24th St., Sanford, to LeS e r e n e L'nlveraitj, C ine- inating committee. Assisting Hoy C. flobb, 300 Lake B hd., her will be Ruth Creasey ami land, Ohio. Loch Arbor, la being an­ Ttie groom-eleet U a native Mr*. C. D urjea. nounced. The music departm ent pre­ of Wyoming and rec ed ed a Mr*. Ogden i* the daughter sented a musical program of degree in engineering at Tea- Irish songs. Thow participat of the laic Brig. Gen. and A and M He it presently ing were Emily Armstrong, vice president and general soprano; Mrs. T. W. Donald­ LADIES* HAND m anager of the Carroll Pan son, violinist, and Robert N. icl C onstruction'Co., Inc., of McGee, baritone. A trio com­ posed of Mrs. Armstrong, Sanford. Large*t Selection Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. M. • .‘■‘atiford The wedding will be an Green sang the "L ast With event of May 16, at T p m The Delicate Air." Mrs. T. at the Kir*t Presbyterian Kupecz ami Mrs Laura Platt Church, Sanford, with the Brown accompanied the sing­ er*. pastor. Rev. Grover Sewell, In the president's annual officiating. report she called attention to the fact that Die club now has 2v<6 members. The Liter­ ature Dept, will present • dram a on April 16 al 2 p.ra. STRAWS . . . PATENTS SMOOTH CALK The meeting is open lo alt members ami their guests. Refreshments were served during the social hour to the Employes of the Holler four guests and members Motor Co. and their wive* present. Mrs. Walter Haul gathered at the MQ Ranch for and Mr*. Henry Lasher pre­ an annual W rstrm sleak fry. sided at the lea table, assist­ They arrived in the early ed by Mrs. Glenn Smith. Mr*. MILS. CANDACE MAHAN OGDEN E. let HI. at Sanford Are. afternoon and enjoyed roam ­ Jam es Dutfy ami Mrs. T. (Photo by Raymond Studio) FA 2-3114 ing the trail*, horseback rid ­ Howard. Greeting guest* at ing. game* of cribbage, fol­ the door were Mrs. Norman Mrs. Frank lowed by a big barbecue and Shivers a n d Texas Rosin potatoes with all Money. the trim m ings. The group all dressed in Weitern attire for the parly ami Die Judge* had a hard Ribbon Wired lire lime deciding whlrh wa* the .Member* of the Mu Phi Nu licit dressed couple. Mr. and Chapter of Rela Sigma Phi. Mrs. Claude Hlttell were de­ sorority, met at the Wynn- clared the winner* and reA fashion showing of new wood home of Mr*. Greg reived > pair of spurs. Mr*. In .Walker for Da* second m eet­ William Covcncy won the outfit* of all kinds will be prize for Die most original shown by Dio student* of the ing of the new chapter. '‘Exquisite Form' ninth grade Hnmemaking Following a short butlneaa dress. sg.so To igoo Following the barbecue the Class a t Sanford Junior High, session, Mr*. .Bill Beck, att­ ainted by Mr*, Sid Viblen and group w ai invited to the MQ Tuesday at 7:30 p.in. Forty young ladies will Mr*. Ilnlihy Mitchell, gave an Ram 'w here they enjoyed a interesting program on the “ Paul J o n c i,'' directed by the model their own creations of top ranch band*. everything ftom sporta wear care of the hair. ACCREDITED Other* allrnding were .Mr. to evening wear, to accompa­ The mem tier* were divided OPEN into two group* and discus*, and Mr*. Jam es Renton, Mr. niment of piano music by Mi*« CHARGE PRL ed the various shape* of each and Mr*. Fred Yoackle, C. D. Anna Lea Herman. ACCOUNTS MIGHTS Commentator* will be Miss other'* face* and how they Brown, Mr. and Mr*. Clar­ should wear their hair to ence Purcell, Mr. and Mr*. Stcfany W eitgute and Miss T IL L WELCOME Warren Ailuuii, Mr. and Mr*. Mcda Ncirnnn. MU* Hetty compliment their face*. I.M Refreshment* of rookie*, Henry Illume, Mr. and Mr*. Mann la class teacher and iced lea and cold drink* were Cart Moyer, Al Nash, Mr. and Mil* [b ite Lackey. Intern Mr*. Owen Miller, Mr. and teacher from F’SU, will assist served by the busies*. Others attending were Mr*. Bob Williams, Mr. and with tb* direction of the .Mines. Joe Alexander, M. J. Mr*. Jim Marazlta, Mr. and show. "Talent on Parade" will lie Crever, Rick Erickson, Ro­ Mrs. Ralph Rand, Mr. and bert Gonzalez, Jim Warner Mrs. Howard Hood, Mr. and the theme and parents and and the Misses Donna llodg- Mr*. Eltno Karls, William all other interested persons UILH SlOCft 1711' c*. la-.slie Jones and B arbara Covcncy and Tommy Hillcll. nre invjted to attend. show will be held in the school Mote*. n IT O i l Aunicu Mr*. Vernon Hardin, a XI auditorium and is expected to last until about 1> p.m. Beta Elu m em ber wn» wel­ comed a* a guest. FRIDAY Parsley is be*l started In­ laidie* Auxiliary and Bar­ doors in a plan! sta rter be­ .Mr. and Mr*. Hubert E. rack* tut) of veteran* of cause seed* tukc three full Clark, 3<iB Ellis Terrace, In­ World War I meet at 6:30 weeks to sprout. It's an Indiadian River City, announce the pcnilhlc flavoring for soup*, p.m. In Die American l<eginn birth of an eight pound, It Building for a supper meetsalads, and a garnish for ounce aon, March 26 at T itus­ ing. meals. ville Memorial Hospital. The new arrival, who has been named Robert Eugene J r „ haa a aislcr, Selene. Mrs. Clark la Die former Miss Joyce Culluir, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Culluni, Catalina Drive, Sanford. The FOlt YOUNG • AT - HEART baby'a great grandmother ii Mr*. Ruth Hutchins, also of Sanford. I BAGS <u 11 u l I »; I V V I & ■ ,11 r1 ■ Si JH M H [ I; 11 III The Gamma Omega Chap­ of straw fashioned with a var­ ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha iety of spring item* on it. The sorority member* and held a "M ad H atter" lunch­ eon at Jim Spencers Restaur­ their guests were served a lovely luncheon of lobster ant. Each g.rl made their own salad with potato chips and hats. Mr*. E. S. McCall, J r. crackers. Guests joining the won the trophy for the beat members for the luncheon ervnlion. It was a huge paper were, Mr*. E. It. Ilruce, Mrs. inache bunny aitting on a Milner Osborne, Mrs. R. I.. mound of E aster gin-* with Johnson and .Mrs. R. L. Bari' fussy cowboy bunide* alt iteaii. A pleasant surprise was the around It. Another attractive model arrival of Miss Patty Walker, was the spring hat of Mr*, I a former member who is now J . E- Higgins, J r. I t w»* mad* ' living in A tlanta, tin., who BanfnrH WrntTTi Page 8 —- Mar. 28, 19G3 m am ■ FLO W ER S: From Your A K Y W ftffi joinnl them alter lunch for Down­ coffee. town Other* enjoying the lunch­ eon were Mrs. T. V. M elts, Florist Jr., Mr*. Kirby Fite, Jr.. Mr*. Henry Tooke, III. Mrs. Jack SANFORD Srhirurd, Mrs. J , H. Hrodie, j FLOWER SHOP Jr., Mrs. 1. E. Estriddge, 111, Cor, K. i . t & Stanford Ave. Mrs. David Van Ness, and FA 2-1*22 FA 2-M52 Mr*. Michael Keenan. po Ladies Skirts Wools, sheath* anil stitch pleat­ ed style* in pastel and dark (otnrs, plaid* and solid*. Reg. $5.98 • $14.95 Ranch Party J 9 8 _ J 98 Enjoyed By Employes 2 RACKS LADIES DRESSES $ 3 ° ° _ $ J 0 0 _ $ g 00 > Ladies Sweaters Mu P hi Nu Hi - Low Witchery Meets With Homemakers Set Mrs. Walker Fashion Show Exquisite Comfort ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT § tf Crazy Hat Show Featured By Gamma Omega Chapter BTjf A t Junior High In pastel and dark color*. Reg. $5.98 - $12.95 MRS, ED McCALL Jit., right, won first place in the crazy Easter hat show, at a recent lunch­ eon meeting of the Gamma Omega Chapter. Mrs. T. V. Metis Jr., is presenting the award to her. Doth are wearing the hats they made for the contest. (Herald Photo) CREATIVE WOMAN hunt, 3 '1 yard* uf Local Events Cay Now " Glad - Ragsn Easter Bunnies PHOTO-GUIDE Scatter aome aecds of aweet alysMim on the soil around and between the evergreen* nr ihruhi in your house planting. They will grow with no care at all and the resulting flower* will scent the air all summer and until late fall. COBBERS •Nothing vies with l? w as? NORTHCOOfc ./•j C W L -V O VYCOTT by SAGNER ONLY ftl.00 DOWN *1.00 PER WEEK FOR EACH PLACE SETTING. Vou wouldn’t went to mlts the 23% savings during our Special “Strasbourg Spring Festival” so come In toon and see, feel end enjoy the luaurious beauty of thii worldfamous Gorham Sterling design. Plan to come in before Wednesday, April 3rd, definitely! Gorham's Strasbourg Sterling , , , precious ♦ . . practical ...enduring. Traditional elegance and beauty at Its best Budget Terms mailable. All prices Include Federal Tax. due. place setting--------New 12* 44_______ Reg. 135.23 32ue. service for I -------- New U11J4______ Reg. 282.00 Popular Serving Pieces New I3.TI to f2Mft Reg. $3 to *26.75 OFFER ENDS APRIL 3. 1963 Kader Jewelers Open Friday 111 B. Park Ave. FA 2-2363 i / - r:- s h u th ol cotton iiovveila with a in la n d o l d t l ic ili w hilt Cluitf Lacs to im b u e * th t slim, slim ik ilt. Trim tilted bogies ,NO L OKRVE,,V C fro * Playgirl FASHIONS Fern i’U u 1 Our Haltering A1.c« ol CtlilorrU i E v e n in g * GLOVES Fern Park, Fla. TE 8-3316 I TOO FAIR AND SQUARE . . ."Siller," a fashionable new shoe that'* neat* l» trimmed with triangular rutouta and metallic diamonds. California CobMrra ahapra a stacked walking heel then duvclaila it perfectly with a square toe. Your. In Hone or White. Only $11.93. Aa aeen in GLAMOUR and MADEMOISELLE Relax and enjoy it! Women just naturally admire the mon in the natural-shoulder Vycott suit. Other things in your favor? Lightweight, e A s y - t o - w e a r , easy-to-care-for blend of 65% Vycron* Polyester and 36% cotton. Wash *n wear or dry-cleanable. Enjoy Northcool Vycott for it* comfort-fit tailor­ ing, its handsome patterns. It’s a natural winner at $ 9 0 .93 •*»*« r« with shallow scoop nock. It’s drip dry and ersasa rtsistant. S im 3 to 13. •It" ' dioWilA SHOE It’s a natural winner ADVERTISED IN SEVENTEEN MACHINE a JOIN OUR SILVER K|n ai a u n t* C&3 o M m ii SHOPS I 3.7 i n c h m aterial. To oilier aend 30 rent* in coins for each pattern tu; Creative Womun Sanford Herald New York IK, N. Print name, address, style number and size. N e w Arrivals 7 ■ I - All Sale* Sm artest fruck you'll find fo r spring-through-aummer wear. Note the comfortaldu yoke, button trim. No. I Ed! w ilh Photo-Guide is in size* 10, 1“ 14. 16, IK, ‘-'0. Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 ft SI'ltING FESTIVAL 3” Y o k e d R e a lity GORHAM STERLING ft STRASBOURG N ow Fashions OPEN WED. P. M. f AND FRI. M TE Mended w iU ^ j^ £2K 3IIl by Beaunit �. H is A nd H er Club Plans Program In Chuluota OTr Krralfl M n r. 29. 19(71 — T a p e 9 dioMSLmak&fiA fohtWl "Spring Yardemng" will he the subject of a talk to he given by Cecil 1J. Tucker, Seminole County agricultural agent, at the April 1 meeting of the Chuluota HU anil Her Garden Club. The club will meet at 7:3n p.m. at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Russell J. Hammond. 371 Fourth St. The speaker, exceptional!) well informed, not only pre­ sents his subject in an inter­ esting m anner, but is able to give the solution to the m o s t perplexing problems m et in Florida gardening. Easy Cheese Bread Good afternoon again. Since 1 tsp. salt Scald I cup milk. Da cups boiling w ater it U still the Lenten season Stir in 3 tbsps. sugar, 1 Put in top of doubto boiler let’s start off this week with tbsp. salt. J tbtp. margarine. over boding w ater until of deour Lent dish. This week's Cool to lukewarm. sired consistancy. recipe was sent to me by » • • Measure l cup warm water Mrs. Phillip Allen and it into large mixing Imvvl. Stir Almond Candied Sweet I’o sounds very good. Here it is. in and dissolve ? packets d rj (aloe*: Cook 8 medium sweet yeast. potatoes unlil tender to r used Seafood Pic Add lukrwarm mixture. 1 canned). Split and put in 'a cup shredded American cup grated chcddar cheese. greased shallow baking pan. cheese firmly packed 4 's cups sifted Hour. Combine cup packed *s cup m argarine Stir until well blended, about brown sugar, '» cup w ater, 2 2 tbsps. prepared mustard 2 minutes. Cover, let rise till tbsps butter, dash each salt l cup sifted flour double iu bulk, about 43 min­ and cinnamon, and ’« cup ute*. U Up. salt slivered almonds; sim m er a Have cheese and butler at Stir down and beat vigor- few minutes. Pour over pota­ room tem perature. Mix with oiisly about •» minute. Turn toes. Uake uncovered in hot fork, stir in mustard. Add Into greased casserole dish oven 1423 degrees) about 20 flnur, salt ami cut in with pas­ <1>a qt.) and make uncovered minutes turning once o r twice try blender. Shape into halls in a m oderate oven. 373 de­ and hasting with syrup. • ■ • and wrap in wax paper. Chill gree* about an hour. • • * 1 hour. From * Neve Je rse y ladv Set oven at 425 degrres. Here are some quick tricks comes this Cream Cheese Now roll out chilled dough be­ with Peanut Candy. Huttcr Cookies. tween 2 pieers nf wax paper Peanut brittle Apple Pud­ Allow lo stand at room tem ­ Fit into » inch pie plate and ding: Slice 4 cups apples into perature, then cream bake 12 to IS minutes. Lei well greased 5-rup casserole lb, huttcr cool. Now for the tilling: and sprinkle with t cup su­ l z lb. cream cheese 5 tbsps. margarine gar. Mix 1s cup flour with ** Add. then cream again unlil cup butter, then stir in I cup very fluffy: S tbsps flour 2 'i cups milk crushed peanut brittle. Spread ’» cup sugar mixture o re r apple* and bake ‘s tsp. salt Sill, tlicn add. in hot oven 425 degrees 30 to 1 Ihsp. prepared mustard 2 cups flour l cup of canned or cooked 40 minute* '3 tsp. baking powder Ct ■ • » lobster meat Shape into a hall and place t cup shrimp nr 2 cup* of Peanut brittle Kisses: Heat in refrigerator overnight. Roll w either one of Hie meat* 2 egg whiles with '» tsp. salt out on llourcd board '< inch Take l cup of canned or until foamy. Gradually add li thick. Cut into p* inch .MISSES conked peas. Melt butter. Add eup sugar ami continue treat* squares, sprinkle with sugar, and Hour slowly stirring in milk ing until egg whiles are stiff. cinnamon and nut*. Hake in J l N fuitS SIZES and rook stirring constantly Fold in 1 cup crushed |>canut 374 degree oven until delicate­ ■ until mixture ha* thickened. brittle, then drop by spoon- ly browned. • • • Add salt and mustard. Stir 1 fuls onto greased rookie HALF S I/K S in lobster, shrimp and pea*. sheet. Hake in slow oven 275 How do you like peas l»’»t— i2«i - n « , Spoon into cooled crust. degrees about 4o minutes, or froien, canned or frrsh ? S cr\cs 4 to ill. unlit lightly browned with a What you select will make a • • • dry surface. difference at tile grocery • • • Here’s another Mrs. Sem store. Hut if you are interest­ mole County recipe. Peanut Hotter S u n d a e ed in savings—in price and Sauce: Melt ID Individual in lime—you will be interest­ chocolatc-coatcd peanut but­ ed in these figure* compiled ter cups (or 4 tivc-ccnl bars) by the I'SDA. in a double boiler, stirring to Four serving* of peas In a thoroughly blend peanut but­ can cost 20 cents. Frozen ter and chocolate. Stir In 2 or pens run atmut 24 cents for 3 llisps, heavy cream . Serve Hie same amount, and fresh <<■ * j.9 9 hot over vanilla ice cream, peas 52 cents. Also it takes • • • longer lo prepare fre*h peat. How does this sound? So if you consider time as Suit lloary t'ooklri money, frozen pens and can­ iy .:.o to » 2 g Cream: ned peas otter a saving. It • Paint by Numbers 1 cup honey takes 23 minutes lo prepare Set* I eup sugar fresh pea*, compared with 6 • Tonka Truck* Vi cup butler minutes for fro trn peas and • Gam i-« • ll a r h l C lo th e * Add: only 1 minute for peas in a • A M T K it. 1 beaten egg can We G h r SAM GREEN • Tenn,* M a r k e t * Sift: STAMPS • Srhwinn Hie; elm 4 n ip s Hour • .M a tte l G u n . IAKIKING FORWARD ' i tsp. salt • lit) T rain. The very best thing about • M a d a m A le x a n d e r Add: being a gardener it that you I fo ils 2 level Isps. soda lo are always looking forward—to 1 cup boiling water and this y ear’s garden, every plant tilt RMS A add to cream ed mixture. Add in which is going to look p re ­ SPORTS \\ EAR SHOP dry ingredients. Chill. Drop cisely like the magnificent col­ IIM V, 17-32 PINKCH EST SHOP PHI! and bake at 350 degrees until Long*nod Plaza 2tilH FRENCH AVK. or pictures in the seed ca ta­ done. (*< eup raisins may be SANFORD FA 2-829.1 logs. 819-8721 added; also may lie ievdi. No m ailer if last year'* * * • weather left something lo he From a Michigan lady comes this Potato Salad desired—thia y ear's Is going l« I* perfect. You may have Dressing, fallen helilnd on weeding last ris cups sugar year—but Hill y ear you will 2 tbsps. cornstarch have more tim e and will do a 2 egg* I heaping tsp. prepared mus­ perfect Job. Perhaps you planted some tard things in the wrong places last \ n ip (»rant) vlnrgar y rar, or let the Insects get ahead of you. You know all LEFTOVER BEEF about these thing* this year Here arc a few suggestions and won't make the sam e m is­ for leftover berf. L'te cubed takes. D I lllM lI tY - P A S T E 1,8 cooked href In cream sauce Those left over vegetables S I / K S 8 - IK over toast or biscuits, tn curry that w eren't used still haunt sauce over rice, in casseroles you a little, hut you’ll plan so well this year that every last »5.98 « ,BC,AL with noodles or macaroni. twi t and carrot will he eaten Serve leftover meat loaf cold by the tim e the first heavy VALUE $ ^ 9 8 or reheated with canned frost comes. mushroom soup or tomato So reasons every gardener soup poured over the top. —new nr experienced—at th r Cooked heef could also lie beginning of each year. That's used for cold plates, cold why it'a Hie nicest thing in the sandwiches, in gravy for hut world to be a gardener—who sandwiches nr heated in a has a reason, always, to look barbecue sane* or brown forward. gravy. (^WwlsA Dresses Suits SEE HATS - Our Selection Of Birthday Items — SWIM SUITS Sportswear C c u w I&’ a Toy Corral Spring Special! LADIES’ SHOUTS BY By Mrs. H. L. Jokwaon Now for a "m outh w ater­ ing" Pound Cake that Kena Hawkins can maka so well. We had a sample of one last week and it ju>t melted in your mouth. l box confectionary sugar enough Hour to fill the sugar box « eggs I txp. vanilla 3 stick* o! m argarine ur but­ te r C rram butter, add sugar then add the egg* one at a tim e. Add flour a little at a tim e also. Add flavor. Line a greased tube pan with wax paper. Fill withmixture. Hake for l hour *in 300-degree ov en. • • • Although Thomas Edison is most fa moil* for his scien­ tific invention*, this rem ark ­ able man also gave u* waxed paper and gummed wrapping tape. • • • Fruit Juice Snow, Tlii* i* an airy gelatin do**ert, well flavored with (m il juice and can he served with fruit or custard sauce. I envelope i t tlisp.) gelatin '* cup sugar '« t*p. salt !'* eup* hot w ater 1 can concentrated orange juice, thawed and undiluted 2 egg whiles, unbeaten Combine gelatin, sugar and *alt. Add hot water and siir until geletm if dissolved. Add concentrate orange j u i c e ( right from can i and blend well. Chill until slightly thick­ ened. Then place bowl in ire water, add unbeaten egg whites, and heat with sturdy egg (water unlil volt peak* form. Pour into individual mold* nr an 8 hv 8 by 2 inch pan. Chill until firm. Unmold or rut in squares. Serve with any favorite custard or fruit. Serves 8. • » • Don't forget in send in your recipe to me. H cm rnihcr the address. IU. ], Box 31-11. Sanford. Fourth Birthday Observed With Party In Bear Lake i • Revise,I , Klnndiirtl f • ii ■/ :■>( _ ) home W jm d cu d n A Soft Crushed Kid ........ -v m i B x ' VM wi " l U B S l S B S B S H ' brother*. Mark. ULILT INTO S U L K HIGH or MEDIUM Mr*. Cordla Sassmnn of Kittanning. I V , was goes! of honor at a recent breaktast at Hie home of her son, Charles Sassman. in Lake Mary. Her daughter-inlaw s e r v e d as hostess. G u e s t * included Mine* Frank Evans, Jam es M Tliutnpson. K Wilke, It. D Barley, J. Scott, M. Donald win, M. Ulmer and » guest, Marie Leins, o| Merino, IV Mines. F. Hubert*. A. Bumgerger, J. It Harmon, B. Hrucsile, Hubert Itugenslein. II. Goble. II. Mlvon, It. V. Iteebe amt two gucM*, Mr*. I. Seaton ol Hardino, Wl* . and Mr- A Swanson of Glen Eelyn. III. Mines, t . o y i t Alexander, Earl Unger. E llashnra. It SetiklH’il. E. Ccrvonc, Her­ bert .1 Saltier, Clifford Cor­ dell. Joe Kmatlicr*. K, Davis, P D Anderson, w. It H aiti son, George \\ Dodson, It Sjobtoin, G. Grmncll, It. Lin­ den, Harry .Sandusky. It |*rednrlch, D Gormly. John I’illet and E. Wnlpers, MEAT FDR REDUCING For all you who have re solved to hiss* weight, rem em ­ ber that lean meat is import ant in a reducing diet. Meal leaves you with a feeling nl satisfaction and prevents linn ger pang* for a longer period than other food*. It provide* necessary high quality pro triu, vitamin* and minerals Aboul 30 meat cuts are low in tat and contain |r*s than 250 calorics per three and one half ounce serving. ■ V M/OOFKER See Our Show Window M ary Esther’s "l-Valitring Cushion* Jii«l Cor Vim" -Mill N. PARK AYE. STORK HOURS: » TO 3:30 fiw x t l- il ^ • Student* I • Concnnlnnco I I I • Red L e tte r • Te^t ament a J / Kill I ion BEAUTIFULLY HOUND IN - RED BLACK OR WHITE, WITH REGULAR OR LARGE TYPE WITH OR WITHOUT ZIPPER — YOUR NAME IMPRINTED IN 22 K. GOLD PRICED FROM $|.t>0 UP ^ 5RINGS mil na Gwaltney Jeweler* FA I 8505 *24»» #37.95 HEELS Matching And Conlra«tln* Arrrssnrir* Ri-a-'instdjr PRICED TO s M ID HIS A AAA-It . SIZES 4-11 ANFORD HOE FA —-JUT 1 MAKE YOUR OUTFIT COMPLETE! Ccniwrix and Mrs. Sassmnn Honored A t Breakfast A WONDERFUL LOT OF BEAUTIFUL Bit ESSES TO SELECT FROM — TO Gary DONNIE LYNN KOWALSKI ntul her rockiiiK horse hirthilay cake. Plan Now For Faster Dress Up! 5g.99 Ito-ar, C j , , e r Isn'l Eaut op wi t hout it in ANTIQUE HONE COMFORT a , Wedding 104 R. Park OUT-FITTERS ■ j . . AMY ROSS For delicious cold main dish sslads, comhina diced leftover meat with sliced | fresh or canned pears. Add other fruits and mayonnaise and irrv c on lettuce. Formal Wear Lake. birth ■■ Ivt- - m 'll i’ i m ates S t b l f f t # In fe re n c e | I WE’RE COMPLETE By Shirley Wentworth ] Kowalski, daughter of Mr. i Shirley Drive, Bear Little Miss Bonnlo Lynn [ and Mr*. Bobert Kowalski, j celebrated her fourth THIS EASTER GIVE THE PERFECT GIFT - A BIBLE! • King Jnniru WEDDINGS — DANCES MEN’S WASH ’N WEAR SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS #2.98 INCLUDED . . . u selection of new tapered model*! All 100',; wnih 'n wear white cot­ ton pima broadcloth and oxford . . . th a t need little or no ironing. Choose amart but­ ton down, ahorl-paint. WHY PAY MORE! • DACRON POLYESTER 43% BOOL • SHORTS, REG., LONGS • SIZES 3b - 16 • YEAR ROUND WEIGHT • JU ST ARRIVED IN STOCKt SPORTCOATS 19 .95 COAT $.11.50 PANTS 812,95 Sales - Rentals Open Fri. Nights film 0 m e n 's w ear. 113 Magnolia Sanford Phone FA M 3 3 J �Page 10 — Mar. 28, 1963 Legal Notice tv T in : rm i i r o t iit . r u n i it . ik n im iu : it six t h jiiiii m i in «m i ro il . I IIIA T V . PM IH IIM . - L, IN rlltN I'K IIV Nil. IM 1 Nil ! Il l: TO IIHPKNII VINCUNT tl. t ’K I tR I . ru in iirr. v». MAriKT, u o r t B K r m i n i . T i l t ; N T t T i : I IP P M I H I I M T i l t 31AIIKI, I/IU M K P B U Ill Whov* l u t k n o w n u < t i l n i r * In; K f M | i * « t i r Ho* 104. P U r - n t l * liny. N v w f o u n d U n it, C a n a d a Pl.KAHK TAKK NOTIC K th a t you ara h tr e liy r n i u lr a d t o 111* y o u r w r l t t r n i n t w i r or If a n y . p-r» *inally o r liy a n a t l o r n r y , o n o r b - f o ra A p ril 17, 1945. a t III* Off lea o f t h » C l a r k o f l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t , a t tlia C o u r t . h o u t a In H an fo rd , k a m t n o l a C ounty, Plorlda, a n d to m all a r o p y t h e r e o f t o H la n a tr o m . XU I Pavla K Matntoah, Attornaya for Plalntirr. Poat offlra Drawer Ilia. Hanford. Florida. In that rartaln dlvurra proaaadlnK pandlnc aaalnat you In lha Circuit Court of lha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Hamlnota CVunly, Plorhla. In Chancery, an abbreviated tilted of raid rauae brink "Vlncant P. Perrl, Plaintiff, varaua Mahal l e u Ire Perrl, Defendant." and herein fall not nr a Decree Pro Confeaao will lie entered ekalnel you. end the cauae proceed ex parte. IBKAI.1 Arthur H. fleck with. J f .. Clerk of the Circuit Court lly : Martha T. Vlhlen Klenatrom. Pavla A Mclntoih Allornrya at l e w Poet o f f i c e Drawer 1JS0 Hanford, Plorlda Puhtlali Mer.h It, 11, ! t A April I, 1M1 ClK l-tt Classified Ads Bring Results Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES BUYING A New Or UBed Car? Lei Us Finance If. Compare Our Lower Monthly Installments Our Low Rates Save You Money. Up To 36 Months To Pay 2S0L ‘ ____ iQ m W K W M X o a iJ W T W C K X M V R lA llilf t # 7 U TtftH O P! MCTI M M C M O O P K IP * f t M T W * M M Y T K M M C A t A O * . V tfA t. V M T ttX ( t t f W t TF LA84R MAAX8T KeC KLV. . iU M D tfW AMP WAV* K M W fr W tW J g l O U f/A OUT 60,000 M A A 5 K IU I0 JOtPARB m M ir.ftU T n \o u n A c io bv m iy m u ) im c o ic v CO YOU 010 N M T THAT MEAMftf COUP** 0 9 IAMPORI nnow MU MOM M TBRRMC K M AIL »CT HKWLV SKILLED J0ft5t P IC W M W 4 AMP T to n U A L J 0 * » AR1 WCBEASIN4 T N IC I A * FAST A » fiC M iS K IL U P -.” Member F.D.I.C. JO *y i IrM TIZZY By Kate Osann 6 . F o r R ent 2 . N o tic e * - Penw inal* CARD OF THANKS Cora Lee Griggs daughter of Mrs. Ada Walker wishes to express her thanks to her many friends for the expression of sympathy, floral offerings. Thank Rev. Chance, F irst B a p t i s t Church, Rev. Guess of Pinccrost Baptist Church. Dr. Garner, Dr. Hardwick, Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal and nurses and Brisson Funeral home. Mr*. O. B. Griggs A Fam ily. SMALL furn. Apt. 1002 -Maple FA 2-0731. MODERN Office furnished with conference room. Airconditioned. FA 2-7459. 2 BKI)ROO.\t house. Kitchen equipped. N ear b( >e. FA 2-3685. F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom house. Close to base. $65 a month. Water furnished. FA 2-6261. HOUSE for aalc or rent on rent payments to right per­ son. FA 2-7051. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tues., thru Frl. - U P . M. day 3. Education • Instruction 1 REDR0031 Furnished hoy so before insertion. Mon. • S it. REGISTRATION is now on large lot. $55 a month. noon. being taken for the enrollFA 2-0597. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: ment of the kindergarten at the Grace Methodist Church 2 BEDROOM Upstair* A part­ Tuca., thru Frl. - 2 P. St. day ment. Large, airy. Com­ on Onora Rd. A Woodland before insertion. Mon. • S it. pletely . -nished, newly de­ noon. corated & >*ariding clean. 6. F o r K e n t Adults. $75 a month. Ph. RESPONSIBILITY: 2 BR. house, 81T Catalina, FA 2 0868. The Herald will not be re. sponsible for more than one Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit- 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen incorrect insertion of your ad, chen equipped. FA 2-3013. equipped. $70. FA 2-1091. and reserves the right to re* FA 26347. vise or reject a n r advertise, 2H RM. Furn. Apt. Utillllea Three room furnished $45. 5 Rm. furn. house. $65. ment from what ordered to apartm ent. 2101 Magnolia. Fh. 322-2764. conform to the policies of thii $45. 2 Bedroom Furnished paper. A partm ent, $53. Robert A. FURN. Apt FA 2 2800. William*. Phone FA 2 3951. EFFICIENCY Apartment on CLASSIFIED INDEX First St. N ear 2 city free Loch Arbor three bedroom 1. Lout & Found parking lots and shopping unfurnished house, kitchen 2. Notices - Pcraonnls 3. Education - Instruction equipment, $93.00. Robert stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sinA. William* FA 2-3931. 4. Transportation glc. Inquire Jacobson Dept, 5. Food NEWLY FURNISHED Large Store. 6. For Rent 2 UR. duplex. 14th St. Long6 A Special Notices wood. 838-3298. AVAILABLE April 1st. 3 HR. 7. Husincss Rentals House. Stove A refrig. $85. NICE * clean 3 room furnish8. Reach Rentals Mo. Located 2507 Highlawn ed A partm ent. N ear town. 9. For Sale or Rent Ave. Write owner II. Gcr$55 a month. Includes wa 10. Wanted to Rent lach, 1182B Gilmore Dr. ter A electricity. FA 2-8544. It. Real Estate Wanted Key West, Fla. 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Husincss Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wunted 20. Habysltters 21. Hennty Salons 22. Huild - Paint - Repair 23. Ruilding Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Routs - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice r n i NTT j i i h j k ' s r n i H T , or.M iN oi.R r o t n t t , r i . t i n . in FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. Furn. 2 Bedroom house. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Ave,, FA 25254 Furnished Apartment. Close or FA 2-0325. in. Jim m y Cowan. FA 2-1013 Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Efliciency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ A psrtm ents. Kitchen equip­ plus City. 201 W. 1st St. ped. 1M W. 18 th St. Pb. FURNISHED 2 BR. home. F A 2-4678. AdulU only. No pels. 23(H) W E LA K A APARTMENTS: Sanford Ave. Rooms privato bsths, 114 3 Bedrm. two story house a t W. F irst St. 311 W. 10th St. Elect. KlL 2 Hit. Duplex. Almost new. tub A shower laundry rm . Elect, kit. tile bath, gar­ Must be seen'to appreciate. age. 1001-A Elm St. Excel­ Available Apr. 1st. $75 mo. lent location. Available FA 2-53£M. Apr. lit. ITS mo. FA 2-SS84. 2 Bit. Kit. equip. Apt. N ear RENT A BED shop, center. 2615 Elm. Rollaway, Hospital a Baby E verett H arper Agency. Beds. FA 2-2285. By Day. Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE GARAGE APARTMENT. 4 Ph. FA 2-5181 11* W. 1st St. Room* and bath. Screened porch. Close In. FA 2-0191 UN FURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms. o r FA 2-2624. bath, 2 screened porches. 300 Magnolia Ave. Apply up- 3 BEDROOM. Living A Din­ ■ tain evenings. ing room. Beautiful loca. tion. REFERENCES. Call Houses for rent. For infor­ FA 2-7114. mation contact Ted Wil­ liam* Hardware, 25th St. 205 E. 6 A Special Notice* in a. REMINDER 2 BEDROOM houie, kitchen INCOME TAX SERVICE equipped. $75 month. Pb. O. M. HARRISON’S TTn*ri*iiid FA 2-5303. H errin? t o rn K iim ttw i 1311 Palm etto Ave. 322-8S27 to %t.i. r i : n * o \ * im i\» i ris.% lH« o »i i i i: * % \ i i % ROOMS, The Gables. 401 ONE LADY or an older cou­ A liim T « %III K I T I T K i Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. You a n d e a c h o f y o u » r* ple that want* a good h i r t h f n o t l ff « 4 a n d r e q u i r e d home. 323-0591. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. to file a n y claim * a n *1 i t e m a m t i w h i c h yo u , o r e i t h e r o f you , Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. INCOME TAX RETURNS. 12 m a y h a v e * tfaln * l M id e a l a t a In t h e o f fic e o f l i o n . C. V e r n ­ year* experience. Call l.a> on Mtse. J r ., C o u n t y J u d a e m ar Williama. $ Points. o f h e m i n o l e r v . u n t y , a t hi* o ffice in t h a r o u r t tVouae In FA 2-7843. l a lha Caarf mt lh a C ' a n l y K B T V T tl o f KSIILY I. HMITIt, Legal Notice **! fin d H h a rd to forg tvo T h o m s* Edison fo r h is ta lk in g m a c h ln s r Afttwwr to Previous Puixto Fruit Cocktail • Weird Sisters • Mis* Lupine ir » la fru* T Peanutt • Smyrna-----■ Equal a 1*0me trait • Other* las I t r,earn of 1TM 10 WUm cups olives I t Slumbar II Hustle IS Seine 14 Masculine >1 lim b sppellsUoS to Most IK Ira dome sties ted vegrubles 24 Shstvk II ITuUpplus to Wife of Sows peasant (myth I IT Biblical asms to Direct** Upland 27 Hebrew moot* TO S can tie st to ru st a a a Z3 Compound 30 Driest e th e r *1 Prayer ending 14 Swindle 32 Transmit H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n a l t calendar m unthe from th e tim e of th e flrat pu b licatio n o f t h t e n o t i c e . K ach c l a i m o r d e m a n d m u i t be In w r l t ln i r arid c o n t a i n t h e |i lace of r#*ldetice a n d fn itt o f fic e aiidr eaa o f t h e c l a i m a n t a n d mu* t be e w o r n t o b y t h e c l a i m a n t s hie event or attorney, or the t a m e eh a l l b* r o l d . H e r b e r t l-ere A* K l ecu I o r o f aald f a t a l e r u b l l a h M a rc h SI. I t A A pril I. 11. IMS. C IH l-O ACS (MS to Armed fleet! to Peruse 1 l 34 Manuscript tab) to Cupoll vT IT Symbol lor oe bealum to Solar disk 34 l*vUy prows* 41 Improve *2 Prices 44 Wheel s f I sort 4* Balds ins or IT ir St Number N ST s r] *r •1 Strand . U A URange M Rodent S« French Mretm st r i n l wrong Make Reservations NOW For Easter 4 t Versifier SO Falsifier t t Roys) lu l l s * 37 Bird 40 I I I * 41 Vtpoy 43 Diner 44 DtUeaey 43 I b s lino 44 Withered 47 Mikes lacs T- r- l 1 |f5 tr 1 ST 1 II tl fam ily nim o 12 ta a p-making (rftiiM U C o lle c tio n s f ssyless i I* / L 10 TT IT a IN (jtauoul Ditiiaq 1 3 1 . * 1 9 7 11 U M Carriage Room Designed Especially For BA N ql KTS, LUNCHEONS and DINNER PARTIES 9. For Sole or Rent 2 BEDROOM furnished house. P n ’HiM . FA 2-3138 after 5.0U p m. To ill C m lll-ri aa4 P»raaaa Havlaa f'lalna or D-a,aa4a If you like country living. Aaaloat Bal4 Kalarei You and , a r h o f yo u ar* 3 Bedroom, 2 bsths. On h - r - l . y n o tlf l- d and rf'iulra.1 south side of big Lake In prrarnt any r l a l m , and d -ntand- w h k h you, ur - l l h t r Mary. W ater for Iwatmg, of you. may liav* agxlnat tl,.. etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ tata l* o f HV11U, 31 U o l'T lI, d R t i n i l , tat* o f aald County, mately 21b acres. FA 2-9162. to lh * County J u d e * o f Hvmltm l- County, Plorlda, at b it o fflra In tha cou rt houaa of •aid County a l Hanford, Flor­ ida. within vlx rxlrndxr umnihv from tlia tint a of thr ft rat iiubllratlon of th 1a notlea. T w o r o p la , o f aarh claim or demand ahatl b« In wrltlna. and -halt at ata thptara o f rr-Id-nca and po.t o f t k a addtraa o f tlia claim ­ ant. and ahall Ua aw orn to •■>• tha claim ant, htv a a*nt, or a tto rn ey and acc-mipxn ltd by a fllln a fea o f n n t dollar and • ueh rlalm or dem and not ao (lied ehatt be void. / a / J o e Itouih Aa a se ru to r of tha D m | W ill and T e eta m a n t af HVlIlt- 31. ItOl'TlI P erea eed Htanitrom. Davie A 3lrln to ih ttt o r n e y a for Kxecutor Kdwarda Building. I’. O Box t jl'i Hanford, Florida l'ut.tt-h 3larcb II, I I A April 4. t l . 1S4I. CDfl-T#. ORCHID SALE OPPORTUNITY Detana Your Best Living and Investing Opportunity in Florida Today! nORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES* *6960 to *15,460 At Low at $210 dowtv As little at *43.11 a month) No Closing Costs! No Prepayments! Homesite Investment Opportunities From Just *995! I'lanti 50 cenls DRIVE OUT 700AY1 *1.00 & *2.00 It S3 Very (FtJ r 1 — AND RKSEKVK DATES FOR OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS J » 4 a v . Srm laala f ' M a t y , H « . 14a. t o P m*h a t-, l a ret »:alat- a! HY1IIL. 31. IIUI'TII KF u nhonJfot restaurant ! HIOHWAYS 17-91 N. RKN PARK, FLORIDA Tiki iMvuiita 4 to 6 inch poll 5 ccnta each 7 to 8 Inch pot* 10 cent* etch s i i n iai c l <1 t-« OvSxrv lichi-c* lci.se tx* DtllOM mm i* B—iD t Maul *a4 M lt •UttM| 4v.tl«finv*l1 B e n ch ** a t ba rg a in J. C. Bunten L ew on B lu ff, F lu . Tkt Mtckta Bros. Ine. N 'td to . r u . • Phene U I 4 4 J I �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You—Dial FA 2-5612 1». Real Estate For Salcj 12. Heal Ewtatc For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted DUPLEX APARTMENT and 2 BEDROOM CB house. fenc­ WOMEN with own transpor­ Property, H4 J e st a mine ed in yard. KA 2-5*531. tation care for 3 children Ave., Sanlord. $3.0oo cash. and housework. 5 or 6 days Phone Orlando 424-8275. a week, some evenings. Pay by hour. KA 26562 after­ Will take T railer as doun Near now hospital, this 3 noons. Itcdroom, 1 bath huine is paym ent on lot on Chap­ like new throughout. It’s man St. in Sanford. Will tic easy to own at only $8,750, 17. Male Help W anted on property Saturday March with only Sjusj doun and 30. Will interview experienced $59.73 monthly. spray p a i n t e r s . (Govt. ItEDUCED. 2 hltiry liomc, Most attractive section ot Spec, i Experienced o r Ap­ Suuland E states; this 3 good repair, new plumbing prentice Platers. 322-2387. hedroom. 2 bath lakeview wiring, term ite contract. home. Only $45u doun and 715 Magnolia, KA 2-8869, IB. Situation.- W anted $89.54 a month. >KW HOUSE on Crystal lake. Child Care. KA 2-2274 Loch Arbor, Call KA 2-3378 YARD Work KA 2*7878. or FA 2-3077. 1WH S. Park Ave. BABYSITTING or Housework. NO CASH NEEDED KA 2-5232 anytime KA 2 3503. 3 Bedroom, 2 Until. Ml a month. T. A t. included SPACIOUS ;i ll'-drum i". 2 WOltK Babysitting, ironing 322-808.1 batlis, i-i|iiu>|nvl kitchen, KA 2-7791. Sliade trees. Assume m ort­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY gage. pay pari equity. 3305 FIVE DAYS work or deep 3 Bedroom — with air-con­ in. Ref. 706 Bay Ave. S. Park. 322-SU60. ditioning and large family room.—Any type financing. 1 ACRE, landscaped, with or 1CHILDREN Kept, F \ 2 4282. without 2 bedroom, to* x Paym ents as low as $SH 85 45‘ Houselraller. Like new. 21. D e a u ty Salon:* a mo., plus taxes ami Insur­ Phone FA 2-7609. ance to qualified buyer. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK T E E N GREEN ESTATES 20 ACRES facing highway Complete Beauty Service Phone 322-77If Evening Appointments on large lake. 18 Acres in 16. So. Oak FA 2-5742 grove. 5 Room frame bouse. Highland Tark $20,000. 349-3451. 412 Editha Circle Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop £hr tFuutuu'i S tr a in Mill*. 28, 1968 — P u r c 11 34* A rtic le * F o r S a le l'.v Nadine Seltzer SWKKTIR IMF Easy To Own Jim Hunt Realty B BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Kit chen equipped. No down paym ent. 3309 S. I’ark Ave. FA 2-1781. Stemper Agency REALTOR — LNSUROIt FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Special on Perm s. Call for appointment. 3 Senior ope­ rators. Free parking lots. 318 Palmetto .\ve. 372 0634 22 llu ild • Paint • R e p a ir REPAIRING, painting, cal. Inct making. All work guar­ anteed. Call KA 2-2139 after 3 p. m CARPENTRY, repair work all kinds, new roots. Ph. FA 2-2506 after 5. It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. 25. Plum bing Service* Wall P lunibltiR & H e a tin g AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 39. Trnilcrw * Cabnnns 39. Trailers • Cabnnns Rubber base paint $2 50 SINGER Sewing Machines. 2P Hitl'SKTH AH.EIt, 1058 model FA 2-51*39 gal. Oil l.iise. 2 gut. $3.9.7. Used portables amt con­ 1953 PALACE HOUSKTRAILArmy-Navy Surplus, 310 soles. Front S2U. with guar­ Elt. In good condition. BEDROOM 10' \ 45' Houseanis e and attachm ent, Ph. Sanford Ave, Length 27 ft. $750 00. John frailer. l ike new. With or fttt mlnrt'n Tjlvff. FA 2-Hllt. without I acre sit lanuV 1 Ton Wc-lmghouie Air-ConCasselberry, Florida. land leaped, Ph. KA 2-7609, dittuner, I si class. $75. Ph. With purchase of Blue Lus­ KA 2-7900. tre. rvnt Electric Carpet Sham pester for only- St per 1 MATIIK6 2 Ion Air Condition­ day. C arro lls Furniture, er, $t.)0 Call 322-6838. » V* 36. Automolulew • Irticks READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, 1050 VALIANT. Pvt. owner. lock*, aand, cement, rock, Going overseas. Sell for pipe, steel, grease traps, best offer. KA 29S19. dry wells, stepping atones. BUYING A- NEW or Miracle Concrete Co. USED CAR? 300 Elm Ave, KA* 2-5751 FINANCE IT WITH l'S ♦ 1a» v Interest Rato* ' UPRIGHT PIANO. Vespa ♦ low Monthly Payments Scooter, 122 Hays Dr. FLORIDA STATE BANK Country Club Manor Seminole Realty This three bedroom block 3 BEDROOM, 111 baUi house. homo on two lots can be I SI00 plus closing cost. 122 purchased for $12.000 00 Hays Dr. Country Club Ma­ Can be financed through nor. FHA by qualllied purchas­ e r for only $900.00 down NO SPRINT, CLEANING Including closing cost. E x­ 2 BEDROOM home. 6 Blocks from 1st i Park. Remodel­ clusive listing. ed older home. New paint ROBERT A. WILLIAMS inside and out. Ideal for Realtor retired couple. No taxes Raymond l.undquist, Asso. with homestead exemption. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Price *5.500. *1500 down, balance $50.00 month. Ph. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, KA 26157. Ilk bath home. Built-in kit­ chen, air-conditioner. Con­ WATERFRONT S PE C IA L venient location. $500 down. ♦ Lake Harney cottage—furn­ ished, neat and clean. $7500. .Monthly paym ents $61.00, Call KA 2-3C59. e St. Johns River — 85 ft. frontage near Sanford. $35tm e Yankee lake — 100' x 3uo'. $5000. * Lemon Bluff — 97 ft. at Office KA 2-2118 *50 per ft. Night FA 2-0648 ^ Lake Diane — 2la acres. 323 0700 $3300. 2324 P ark Dr. Sanford, Fla. 4 Lake Markham — 100' x 200'. *1995. LAKEVIEW Home for sale or AI mi a wide selection of beau­ trade for a tiled farm on the tiful lakefront and river west side of Sanford. Call front homes from $20,000 FA 2-7898 day s or FA 2-6368 in $74,000. nights. 131. A rticle-. F o r S a le 1957 DODGE Sedan. Radio A RECLAIMED PIANOS heater. '63 plates, $250, or Due to unfortunate circum ­ also Cushman scooter. $75. stances have 2 pianos, one Both run good. Ph. 322 0164. walnut. one niniioguny, Fam ous makes. Will a r­ range sale lo reliable fa ni­ tty this area. Guaranteed. Like new condition. Call or 37. Iloiil* • .M otors write Credit M u i u u r r Streep’s, 611 N. Orange, Gateway To The Waterway « m, s -U S. Robson SportitiK Goods Orlando 424-2401. Your EVINRUDE Dealer J / o s « r . -.r.v If you need a good used Re­ 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 "That’s my teacher! Sha must have seen mo coming!" frigerator drop by llw l T'a hp. MERC RY Kicker. Furniture Center at 1100 Like now. t ,,»hp Wiscon French Ave, 27. Spcdul Services 32. F lo w e rs • S h r u b s *m >!s*tor. . A 2 6978. REVERE lisps- Its-conls-r. l.ikss 12' ALUM INI M BOAT. Mit­ LAWNS Renovated - Aerate j PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Pannew condition. $12,5. Remove Thatch - Chinch chell tilt truiler. Sla hp. sie stock. KA 2-8241. Ev in rude. E xtras. 1 y ear Bug Spray (VC-13) - KentGHAPEVILLK NURSERY ire—Pli. FA 2 1211 old. F'.\ 2 8805. Gra|tcville Ave. Near 20lli St. 1 LIVING ROOM Suite. MANSFIELD LAWN SLR Cheap. .Vil.s m Decorative 3S. M 11lo rev cics . S c o o te rs 33. Furniture Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Plano Tuning and Repair VESPA MOtOR SCOOTERS. KA 2-2022. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 WANTED reliable couple to New A Used. lake up monthly payment* FltlGIDAIRE NEW D E L U X E Electric Lewis Sate* A Service of $13.50 on 3 complete Sale* 4L Service Range. Cost *270—sell for 2517 Country Club list. rooms of furniture. Call G. II. HIGH SI5o Also reirigernlsrr, $15. Ph. KA-2-7028 TK 8-I51I, Casselberry, col­ 322 8040. 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford lect. 1959 VESPA Motor Scooter, Ph. KA 2-3883 Its-trlgeralsir, gas stove, sllsh$175. May he seen after Used furniture, appliances, waslier and sillier lisiuse5:30 p. in. at Cherokee Cir­ tool*, etc. Bought • Sold Ikild item s. K \ 2-1.159. cle or call KA 2-8064. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ L arry's M art 215 Sanford isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 FA 2 1817. , s T h e T im e T o lllo M o m A ((iia lily — _ M ere a r c a f e w __ un - la in d " b ru it tic*, e a r-e r lo m a k e y o u r •IririiiK; h a p p y ] FALCON STATION interior, |,|Ue ''w ie r . r t p |, • *Tlkr-n, Special mercury W A«t fusion) Interior, mission. H#i'K • liming, l'o * * r s t a t io n LAWN SERVICE BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Rollaways, Ju v e­ nile, FREE delivery and AUTO - RADIO Pick-up, Drive-In Repair Service PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. FURNITURE CENTER 25th St. & Sanford Ave. 1100 French Ave, Ph. 32306S5 Ph. FA 2-7853 29. A u to m o b ile S e rv ic e AUTO GLASS INSTALLED I960 PONTIAC ,s n i : v u .i .b **« » » . r a t io n , a „ , lm . . 1. . « » ' ■ I uagage C arrier. TW* r*f FREE ESTIMATE PLUMBING Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Contracting Repairs New A Used Furni­ Senltarik Glaus anil Paint ovating. FREE ESTIMATES ture. Call Nix Bedding Mtg. Company R. L. HARVEY C o, at 709 Celery Ave. 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 FA 2-2117. lu“ ‘ kur ilia lia r d -T a -P l* * * * ’ 31. Poultry * Livestock 25. Radio & Television Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick HOUSE, 3 Hedroom. 114 Service With the Cash. Large Shetland Tonic*; 1 PERSONAL RADIO A baths Rack yard fenced. SUPER TRADING POST gelding, 1 m arc. New sad­ T.V. SERVICE Excellent condition. Uiw FA 2-0677. dle* and bridle*. 322 0162. down payment. Monthly Wc repair PI huio Changers Itcal E state — Mortgages Hsdio A T.V., Auto Radios payments $72.00. KA 2-5016. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 1 DAY SERVICE 139 Mayfair Circle. 25(li St. A Sanford Ave. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ph. 323-0655 2 Bedroom—with air-condit­ 15. IlusineMH Opportunity ioning and screened porch. FAST DEPENDABLE TV . Any type of financing. Pay­ Service Service calls $1 no. m ents as low as $64 00 per ULTRA modarn coin operat­ Home Service Co. 303 Saned dry cleaning A laundry. month, plus taxes and in­ furd Ave. KA 2-3532, Best location in new San­ surance to qualified buyer. ford Publtx shopping cen­ 27. Special Service* TEE \N GREEN ESTATES ter. Reasonable down pay Phone 372-2741 ment and we finance bal­ WELLS DRILLED, TUMPS, FOR SALE BY' OWNER A t­ SPRINKER SYSTEMS ance of complete turnkey tractive 3 bedroom house, All Typos and Sixes installation. Hold Ihe grand l ’i hntha. Duo-Therm heal­ We Repair and Service opening and oiler continu­ er. Kitchen equipped. Cor­ ed assistance. You can S T I N E ner lot. Between Junior m ake over 1S0'& return on Machinery and Supply Co. High 6 Senior High School FA 2-M33 your investment. Call Ralph 20* W. 2nd St. 1018 S. Chase Ave, Haesly. business hours. Col­ FA 2 2006. lect 233 0191 Tampa, or write mi e o Kuiu Klcen, H . B . P O P E C O .. IN C . 4232 Fla. Ave. Tampa. 2t« So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 _______ 1 __________ ________ THJ5 TIM E TESTED FIRM 118 N. P ark Ave. FA 34I1Z3 Stenstrom Realty KOIN KLEEN CHOICE - ''HOT CHANCE USED CARS RED HO T S O C IA L ! 1°««ae Starchief 1962 Fort) Thundcrbird Fully postered, air rondiltoned, rli-uo Ion niite»Ke. light blur beauty. SAV l-i f I I * * I -M via, | ,n(frlor y y * " * *ndud( ^ U fo n ln . * 1962 Falcon Station Wagon l-d tM ir , « In y I t r i m , h e a le r , a la m l a i d tr s n a rn ls a lo n . A In e a lly n * nett c a r Air-Conditioninpr 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 S t Johns Realty 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor- I n er lot facing lake. 100 Walts Drive, S u n I a n d E state. FRA hi service. S4H> down, moethly $84 78. VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 or FA 2-2118. RIG! IilG! RIG! A BIG bargain, if Mild by April 1st. Beautiful BIG Sanford home a t louo Oak , Ave., near all churches, for . a BIG family requiring 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2 batlis, plus a BIG newly modern Led kitchen that wilt de­ light mother of the family. A once in a lifetime offer­ ing at $9,5(8). Very good term s can be arranged, Seminole Realty tout P ark Avenue FA 2 5232 anytime AIR - CONDITIONING R EFR IG ER A TIO N • MEN NEEDED • We train you • Home study <*iih coar hi nc • T o o ls a n d f u r n is h e d . r q u lp m r n t W R ITE — COMMERCIAL T R A D E S IN STIT U TE BOX 18 C/O Sanford lleruld HOLLERSo/SANFORD SQUARE DEAL BUYS <12 CADILLAC I Door, Power, A ir........... 8-I.VJ5 58 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-S ................... 595 58 FORI) Station Wuuun. Y-8. Auto........ 815 57 FORD Country 8ed„ Overdrive........... 315 57 CHEW Sla. Wagon, 6 C>l„ Sid.......... 715 61 CIIEY. </j Ton Pickup, Auto. ......... I t 15 59 CHEW Sin. Wagon. 0 Cyl., Sid.......... 1395 59 PLYMOUTH 2 Door ........................... 795 56 .MERCEDES 220. 1 Door ................... 1295 56 CADILLAC Sed. DeVille. Air fond..... 695 58 FORD 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Sid.................. 645 61 CHEW Stu. Wagon, V-8. Auto............ 1795 59 CIIEY. I Door. 6 Cyl., Sid.................. 1195 56 CHEW Sla. Mag., V-8, Auto., Air Cnnd. 595 51 CHEW Delray, Auto........................... 395 58 CHEW Ton Pickup ....................... 995 56 FORI) Sin. Wagon, V-8, Sid................. 395 55 CHEW 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Sid................ 195 fill CHEW Nomad, Air Corn!...................... 1695 56 CHEW I Door, 6 C)’l„ Auto................. -195 57 PLYMOUTH t Door. 6 U>l„ Auto...... 145 58 CIIEY. >1 Ton Pickup ....................... 795 56 INTERNATIONAL Ton Pickup .... 295 59 OLDS I Door D> mimic 88, Aulo......... 1295 57 MERCURY Sla. Wagon. Auto., I’. Steer. 195 59 III H'K 2 Special, Sid. Shift, Clean 295 61 CIIEY. I Door. 6 Cyl„ Std................. 1495 WE’RE L» W ', :i) ! THEY GO'ITA GO FIIBD 1 LAI KLL CLAUDS IIITT ELL 218 E. 2nd FT. 230$ PARK AYE. FA 2-6231 FA 2-0$Gl ______ rittl.WPO Ht 1-31so__________ 1957 DODGE 2 DR. HARDTOP V-8, auto, traits., hr*ter, power steering. I owner ear. 5595 1957 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 4 -D o s rr. T h e twist '5H w e 'v e w een. \ -I, gos>d tr a n s m is s io n 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 ( diKir tiiiitiri, H r> Itnrflrr iiiuiiH', uiitomnliu tt*uip»' ini*wloii. lii Alrr. \ low iiiilnii!r I«h mI|> im mi| r i r . 1957 Olds 88 Hardtop HTATIDN W AGON r l r a n as a h o u n d s to o th C u s to m tin s s i e q u ip p e d w i l l i 1 7 8 . 1711. It A I I . a u lo . H a n s . \ I o w n e r S B 9 3 <’ * I i m i I e a r , g u a r a n te e d 1 5 .0 0 0 a c tu a l lillle a . V -H e n g in e , llir o u g lio iil. 1957 DODGE HARDTOP v e ry c lr a n 1954 •wHalf-Ton Truck willi utility loaly, real nirr ® 'O Q O ..'t 0 * * * “ “ HEY! FISHERMEN Ir a H s in is a io n , Utility li'sdi, rlran Ihrouglnnit 1957 MERCURY MONTEREY 2 -lto s ir h a r d to p , H A I I . a u to tr a it s $596 1956 STUDEBAKER MKRt UUY SUI’LK 10 IIUBRICANK OUTROAUI) MOTOR ......................... a n lo in a tlc 1952 Half-Ton Truck l)nsir. Sperial ut ( o n itn a io le r 4 D o o r, s ta n d a r d t r a its , w ith u te r d r ite , V -8 . r e a l buy a t STRICKLAND - MORRISON M O R U llH VI I I ) I YKAIt GW W ARRANTY ON ALL CARS Seminole Co. Motors 519 FA 2-9614 E. Firwl St., Sunforil Winter Pnrk .Ml 7-23.1(1 ■rranij-, ‘ ■liable. $395 1956 DODGE 4- V IC T O R IA l i r a i l t i l s i l til lie a m i w h ile t t o i - l i , r q u in p e ij w it h V - 8 e n g in e , a ta io la r d tr a iis o iis s la n a n d a i r e s m d n to n e d . CROC “ W B 1956 OLDS 88 3 - Di>sir I L L II M 3tf8 HI Ini IIU N r .in A cro-i irum Civic (. enter VNFOIU) VINTER PARK Ml 1181 B'Jtil ”* �" - - r ■— Gtea £ d iiio n THU US., MARCH 28, 10GIS COUNTY NEWS Dance Band Takes First In Talent Show By J in r Casselberry The Lyman D*nce Band eras the winning act In the Beta Club Talent Show held •1 the Lyman High School auditorium la it Friday night. David Smith area aecond with hla imitation of P resi­ dent Kennedy giving a p res­ idential address. Thera wa> "a tie for third place between Carol Dorothy who pantomimed “Ahab, the A rab" and Billy Wharton and Richard Jordan and their “ Chopsticks and Variation*." Other act* presented were Judy Lam bert, baton routine; Glenda Payne, "Exodu*," pi­ ano solo; David Batea, "Puff, the Magic Dragon", accom­ panied by guitar; Larry B arnei, comedy routine; Gall P alm er, pantomime; Chris­ tine Francen, Interpretive dance; Sandy King, song and Impersonations; "Hillbilly" B ind and Ditly Wharton, alngkig "Long. White Gloves." Lyman Honor Roll Named By Jana Caaselberry Studenta making the Lym an High Honor Roll for the lourth six weeka grading per­ iod bar* been announced by Principe! Ralph Diggs, Named were, Seniors: Irene Dealt, Carol Dorelhy, Belly Field, Dona Friend, B arbara ‘H art, Jennifer Jordan, Linda Long, Sharon Lovell, Neills Rupe, Elisabeth Sehupback, Sandra Unley, Lynettc Wer­ ner, Beverly Yates, La Rue Balmer, linger Butler, Frank Johnson, Charles Kern and Jam ea M cEven. Juniors: Susan BonEiso (straight A’*), Sylvia Cham­ bers (straight A's), Mary Mack, Margot MUcheU, Ber­ nadette Oil w all, Pete Carl­ son, P a t r i c k McLaughlin, Joseph Pavclchak and Roger 8chmldt. Sophomores: Cathy Etcher, Ruth Kelm (straight A'a), Susan Lakatoih, Bonnie Laymon (straight A'a), Ann Trawick, Sharon Tucker, Pene­ lope Vaughn, Wanda Wilson, Richard Hall, John Hlncly, L arry Marshal! and Don P a t­ rick, School Beautifies Grounds By Jane Casselberry A planting day was held last Saturday at the South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry to beautify the school grounds. Among the many beautiful shrub* and tree* planted were azaleas, viburnum, podocorpus, elms, dogwood and juniper. Many parents d o n a t e d money for shrubbery lo take advantage of the discount giv­ en by tlie Wagon Wheel Nur­ sery and Mrs. Chuck Fland­ ers of the nursery donated several trees outright, d e­ livered lo the school, assist­ ed with the planting, and of­ fered many valuable land­ scaping hints, according to Mrs. P a t Dome, I’.T.A. presldent. Mrs. C. H. Clack Is Beauti­ fication Chairman. By Moaa Grlnstead Recommendations for a new slate of officers for the North Orlando Garden Club will be presented by the nominating committee at the April meeting to be held at the borne of Mrs. Edna Ste­ wart on S. Edgrmnn Ave. Elections will take place In Slay. Serving on this y ear's comm iltre are Sirs. Mary Gu­ thrie, Mrs. Vera Anderson and Mra. Barbara Wolfe who were fleeted at thla month'* meeting held at Mrs. Wolfe'* home on Devon Ave. Announcement was m ade at the meeting (hat the March Garden of the Month winner ii Mra. Richard Straughan of 40 S. Cortez Ave. and that the club's next executive beard meeting will be held at the home of Mra. Guthrie, secretary. ASSISTING WITH PLANTING DAY at South Seminole Junior IIiKh lust Ssitunlay to benulify the school grounilt were, from left, Principal John Angel, Mra, Angel, Mra, C. H. Clack, beautification chairman; Mra. P at Home, PTA president and George Mitchell, math teacher. (Herald Photo) CTP To Elect New Officers Fuchs Reports On Activities At Forest Lake By Khlrlpy Wentworth Building progress and re ­ cent event* oeeuring at the Seventh-day Adventist Forest Lake Academy in Forest City were reported this week by Willlsm Fuchs, principal. In the building progress category, Fuchs advised that footings for the east wing of the new boy* dormitory are now being laid with a corner­ stone ceremony being plan­ ned for a future date. Listed among recent activi­ ties of school groups were re ­ port* on the Academy Rand and Clmir. Members of the band have Just returned from a Concert Tour that took tlirm to West Palm Reach and Avon Park with another scheduled to Lakeland a n d Jacksonville within llio next three weeks. Choir m em bers arc lending their voices to services being held by the Church at the Alratorium in A l t a m o n t e Spring* during the revival scheduled to continue through next Sunday. Twenty members of the choir also will tu- participat­ ing In Ihe Annual Music F es­ tival tu be held in Miami, April 4 6. Committee To Recommend New Officers Chemical Co. Office Assn. To Get Constitution Locates In Village By Jane Casselberry Officers for the 1603-64 By Mona Grlnstead school year* will be elected North Urlando Co. officials at next week's meeting of this week announced that the (he South Seminole Elemen­ New World Chemical Corp., tary Council of Teachers and m anufacturers of Insecticides P arents following reports and cleaning' fgents, have lo­ from the nominating com mit­ cated sales offices in Ihe vil­ tee and nominations from (he lage. C. L. Walton of Longwond floor. Is secretary-treasurer of the Tiie meeting will be held rorporalion which presently at 8 p. m. Tuesday in Ihe is considering building a school auditorium. sm alt chemical factory in Also on the agenda Is pre­ Norlh Orlando which possibly sentation of the proposed re ­ would employ aome So tu 75 vised constitution and by­ persons, Watson, Inventor of the pro­ laws and a skit on parliam en­ ducts now on the m arket, tary procedures. By Shirley Wentworth Refreshments will be serv­ holds a M aster's Degree In Three mrm bera of the Af­ ed In (tic cafeteria by fiftli ehcmical engineering and baa te r 4-H G lrll Club of Wca- grade mother* following the II years experience *» au em ­ ploye of a major oil company thcrafield were privileged last meeting. week to appear on TV along with Seminole County llome Demonstration Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson. By Jane Casselberry Miss Wilson spoke on Sem ­ The South Semlnole-.Vorth Orange Kiwsnia Club plana inole County Events Day to to continue Hm sale of freeze- be held on April S und the proof, Inserl resistant shrubs girla, I'alty Groves, Naney plunting*. Around the patio II) Mona Grlnstead next Saturday at Forrest Ilrockcnhrough and Suzette | located between the house and Stone,a, coroner of Horatio llerg, modeled hair styles Hit' attrnrtive lawn Ave. and Highway 17-02 In created for them by a local flower guldens uuirounding corporte are beds roiitulning a variety of anminla Just now Maitland and at the Federal beauty salon In conjunction the home of Mis. Richard la-glmilng lu burst forth in Savings and Loan In Fern with Ihe 4-H Club atudy on Ktrauglmn, III S. Cortex Ave., full bloom. good grooming. P ark, Them tam e three girla also were chosen by the North OrThe plants, which have been J u s t in front of the en­ inspected by the Florida appeared at a local depart lamlii Guidon Club to receive trance walkway uxaleua In S tate Plant Board, include ment (tore this past Tuesday the Muich Garden of the in lied eulurs blend together Pitlospourm , Viburnum, Li* evening where they enacted a Month Award, to form a small hedge and ■kit as culmination of a Mr*. Htruughan has used a along Ihe front of the house gustrum , and Podocorpus. Proceeds from the sale will course recently taken by the mixture of gurdeolaa, nnileua ataleas again are used with benefit HOdrrpriviladged chil­ girla on deportment U II d j mill euinrllin* next tu the jusmine, silver leuf oleoeater grooming. ( house for side and buck yurd mid ligustrum. dren. The south front corner ia MMMP filled with ligustrum , loses und Gerbera daisies with su edging of border grass, Sur­ rounding the complete lul is a neatly clipped privet hedge. Larger platila used Include a loipial attractively bordered with petunias and daisies, crepe myrtle, camellia* and a peach and muple tree. M(V Straughan'* 14 year old son, David, and her aonIn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Rhode* and their three year old son, llruce, make their home with her. On the saute street live* another son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Rus­ sia and their ions, Keith, Mi­ chael and Jeffrey, While both mother* work. M u. Htraughan care* for Hie .fo u r grandsons In addition to the house and garden work. H er m arried sou and Ida family liv* ill Wral New York. N. J . NORTH ORLANDO Garden of th« Month winner, Mra. Richard Straughan, Mra. 8trsu g h an moved to poeee with grandson*, Jeff, Keith end Mike, left to right, in front of one North Orlando th ie r years of the lovely hedge plantings which helped her receive tiie award. •g o from Washington, D. C. ^Herald Photo), Kiwanis Club To Continue Plant Sale PAGE 12 in tile Orient. A Markham Acres resident, he has llvrd in Florida fur the past 11 years and presently is staff­ ing tiie Norlh Orlando office. Available produets on sale at the North Orlando General Store, which include a win- Aster 4-H Girls Appear On TV By Shirley Wentworth A rumple constitution for the Forest City Community Assn, will be presented for approval a t .Monday'* <1;.10 p. in. dinner meeting of the group a t the Forest City Restuuraiit. C, M. AU-hlry, president, ad ­ vises th at the constitution must be approved in order that application fur a charter run be made und lie requests th at all officer*, purl and present, us well us the charter membership, he piesent for the meeting. Reservation* for the Dutch tre a t dinner should be made by Friday evening with I ho lesluurant. W. H. Johnson Speaks For Missile Club Straughan Home Wins North Orlando Award C. L. WATSON dow cleaner. Kay-Nine Co­ logne, a dog shampoo and a lick ami flea solution for dugs, have been under devel­ opment for Ihe past three years by Watson who main­ tains a sm all laboratory at his home. Future products, now in the rspcrlm cntal stage*, will be a copper and bras* clranver, an organic plant food, room de­ odorants and a lawn Insecti­ cide. i By Jane Casselberry W. H. Johnson or Martin Co. of Urlando spoke before all five chapters of tlm South Seminole Junior High Missile Club last Friday. He talked on and showed movies or Martin-built missilf-i. lie described the Persh­ ing as the "m ost reliable we've yet developed." The young missile buffs particu­ larly enjoyed Ihe film show­ ing (allures at the Cape. Johnson spoke briefly on the "Sprint" anti-missile ml* site to tie built by Marlin and told some of the problems in­ volved In transporting m is­ siles. Mrs. Catherine Martin, sci­ ence (earlier at Ihe Junior High, is faculty sponsor of the missile club. Cali Your Reporters Seminole County erra resident* are invited to submit new* item* fer report lu the Hanford Herald to the news correspondent tu their area or dirrclly to the Herald offices. AREA Altamonte Springs Rear Lake-Forest City Casselberry ChuluoU DeBary Enterprise Geneva Lake Mary Lakr Monroe lamgwood N orth Urlando Osteen Oviedo REPORTER TELEPHONE Mr*. Louise Himunrk 838-1240 Sir*. Shirley Wentworth 836-1076 131-5016 Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mr*. Jraii Magin 365-3742 Mra. Adam Muller I16K-441U MU* Helen Hiiodgra-* (168-11633 Mr*. LouiM Grayiou 348*4671 Mr*. France* Wester 322-6218 Mr*. H. L. John.cn 322-4722 Mr*. Dunua E*te« 838-33IT Ml*. Mona Grills lead 322-2281 Mr*. Clarence Buyder 322-4811 Mra. Linda Smithson 365-3514 HERALD OFFICES: Sanford 322-2611, 322-2612 and 322-21113; County 425-593!! and 424-6624, SPELLING BEE WINNERS «t South Seminole Junior High were, from left. Jim Bncchus, eighth cruder, fir.it; Paul Willett, eighth trad er, neeorid; Linda Waltman, eeventh grader, third and Marie Rumbley, seventh grader, fourth. (Herald Photo) Village Council Spelling Bee Winners To Organize Announced A t SSJH Monday Night lly M o n a G r in -d e a d N orth Orlando'* first fully elected council will hold nn organizational meeting at 8 p. ni, Monday in the Village llnll. The first official busi­ ness meeting of the new coun­ cil will bo held on Tuesday at it p.m. W. W. Anderson, present village treasurer, told the Herald today th a t it is posslIdo th at ut .Monday night'* meeting only u mayor und vice mayor will be chosen since the new council will hon­ or the recent decision that elected officials serve only in the council scat and accept no appointive post*. Anderson said that the new group will need time to con­ sider who would and could fill Ihe uppuintive position* which ul-o will la- discu*seil ut Tuesday night** meeting. Speech Class To Give Play By Jsn e Casselberry Jim Bacchus, eighth grader at South Seminole Junior High, em erged school spelling | champion as the result of spelling bee finals held Mon day. Tiie son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bacchus, i:*u N. Lakewood Circle, Lakewood Shores, he will represent (lie school at the enunty spelling contests lo be held at 8:30 a.m., April 6. at the Sanford Junior High School, lie will receive a P apcrm ata pen. Bunnerup was Paul Willett, eighth grader and son ot Mr. ami Mrs. Victor David Colburn J r ., Oleander Way, Casselberry. Linda Waltman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack It. Waltmun ut Longwoud, sev­ enth grade winner, placed third and Marie Rumbley was runnenip. The ninth grades did not participate in the contest which wa* directed by .Mi>* Edith Giiill, English teacher. 0 0 EDITORIAL COMMENT Let's All Eat Fish At the Loginning of the current school year the Longwoot! Elementary !*TO «et n goal of .'1,000 hooks or $1,800 for the school library in order Unit it nitty be improved to meet state n o ereditntion standards. When school opened the library contained GOO volumes . . . it now has 2,100 and, although individual donations and school fundi have helped, the Patent-Teacher group in to be com­ mended for its fine work. This Friday members of the organization will conduct their last fund railing event to­ wards the library project when they sponsor a fish fry a t the school between the hours of ft ami 7:110 p, nt. Tn addition to the fish, the menu will include baked beans, coleslaw, Imih puppies, dessert mid beverage. All proceeds will go to buy library books. With the proper support the PTO could go “over the top" with this last project . . i let’s all eat fislt at the Longwood Elementary School this .Friday and give them a helping hand. By J*nc <'s**rlbrrry The Speech Clan* ul Lyman High School will present a three-act Hillbilly Comedy, "H eadin’ For the Hill*," at H p. m. Friday in the school au ­ ditorium. The play is under the direc­ tion of Speech teacher, S tan­ ley II union. Member* of tin- u i . t are Grace llulbcrt, Margaret G ar­ rett, Steve Kurvin, Eileen Kiel, Carol llighsm ith, Kathy Kettle*, J u n i r e We* Imm k, Frank Hundley, Nancy Her­ rington, Barbara Daniel*. Mil­ lie Crook, Hill Johnston, Curlu l.ommter, Charles Cobb, Gregg Newton, Raulette Deak and lly Mona Grlnstead Anita I’uyne. Jarhob l l a u p t m a n . in There will be u small adm is­ sion chuige und the public i* charge of operation* and de­ Invited. velopment of the Norlh Or­ lando Co. (or Ihe past four months, arrived in the Village Monday to handle current duties. A member of the Hoard of Directors for the Silver Creek Precision Co. since 1931 and By Donna E ttrs The lamgwood Civic League (Women’s Club) will elect s new slate ul ofliccrs at next Tuesday's 2 p in meeting in the Civic League Building on Church St. All mem bers are urged to allend Hits Important meeting at which annual reports alsu will be presented. Making up the refreshm ent com mittee will b^ Mr*. C. E. Stewart. Mr*. II. F. Mcl’eek, Mr*. N A. Bunnell, Mrs. Kulpli Hammond, Mrs. J. il. Hanner, Mrs. George Utto and Mrs. Gerard Henson u * v New Representative Arrives In Village Civic League To Elect Officers SSJH Clinic Mothers To Elect Officers By Jane Casselberry A meeting of the South Seminole Junior High Clinic JAIHOB HAUPTMAN Mothers lo elect officers for (he coming school ye«r lias been announced by Sir*. Wil­ liam Eeksrd, clime mother chairm an. The meeting will be held By Jane Casselberry at B a. in. next Thursday in Houin 16 at the school and The Mosquito Patrol of Girl Mrs. Justine Jordan, public Scout Troop 336 will sponsor health nurse and Principal John Angel will be on hind a Bake Sale Saturday at »:30 a. in. at Publia Market, Casto assist the group. All interested m o t h e r s ' aelbcrry. whose children will be stu­ Proceeds will go to the dents a t South Seminole next . troop fund (or making a trip year, particularly those of I to Savannah, Ga., on May sixth graders who will en­ 116 to visit the birthplace of ter l^k school (or the first Juliette Low, founder of Girl tune, are urged to attend. j Scouting. Scout Patrol Sets Bake Sale member of Hie North Orlai Co. board of directors, Hat man serves as liison otfi for Ihe Iwo concerns. He Is president of the .V rury Trading Corp., manul Hirers of elec Ironic* rrl und controls and presently enthusiastic about locating assembly plant of Ilie c< pany in North Orlando. He make* hi* home in i cinnuti, Ohio, and is a gr unle of H arvard College H arvard Law School Asked tor a statem ent company policies and a d tie*, lluuphiiun advised I attention at this tim e la lie centered around planning ; landscaping grounds ol village. "I have refused to m any statem ent until we w accomplishing something, have hern told of promi made in the past which w not kept. These promises lually were made without company'* knowledge. I u to work as closely as 1 with present resident* North Orlando and all org; rations." he concluded. l # DeBary Firemen To Give Dances DeBary'* Voluntary Fire­ men will sponsor a Saturday Night Dance from 8 until II p. m. on April 6 -to be held at the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station. Due lo favorable response at the last dance sponsored by the group, the firemen have decided to bold dance* on each first and third Sat­ urday of ttve month. Refreshment* such a* hot eoffe, tea, hot dogs, aoda anJ ice are available in the hall. A sm all admission fee is i> charged to caver expanses and the public ia Invited. ft �»*v*» Migs Sweep Down On Yank Boat (Llus By l.A ltltV VERSHKI, NOTES FROM A WALK­ ING REPORTER . . . POLICE STATION Sanford can sure be proud of its po­ lice departm ent tin- way they handled that attem pted rape ease yesterday . . . The al­ leged assailant was nabbed in a m atter of hours thanks to LI. Jack IReksnii and Karl ltou rq uardcr. V O l.. 53 At 5:10 p.m. yesterday the police station was besieged with calls about a ca r in the lake . . , Police Chief Roy Williams went out, saw the c a r and exclaimed, "It's tim e to go hom e." . . . It was an amphibian. ’ ♦ • • CITY HALL . . . Engineer Hr. Jess Diet* and Fiscal Agent Loom is Leedy will m eet with the City Commis­ sion in special session April 10 on the start of w ater im­ provement program to re lievc possible water rationing this sum m er . . . The first step will probably tic a 1,000,ooo tjallon reservoir . . . cost *100,000. • • • Pete Knowles is supposed to be on vacation . . . He was down at (he sewage treat­ m ent plant this morning . . , Some vacation! • * • • • • City received cheek from civil defense fur S3.U0. « • • DRUG STORE . . . Gordon Frederick lost bis second seat this week . . . Frederick got up to talk to Mark Cleveland J r . and Judge Yassar Carlton and an attractive young lady grabbed the seat . . . * • <* DON'T he surprised if a SAC organisation is turuicdT soon . . . (Seminole A ilintt| Com mittee) to revilalire the Democratic Executive Com-, jitiltee . . . There will tie u hush-hush meeting called to lay it on (lie line to llie top Demos here, • « • The next mayor of Fern P ark Vernon Dunn has sub­ m itted a petition with over loo nam es on it to incorpor­ ate Fern Park COURTHOUSE John Galloway Hie stairs loaded tax cheeks . . . Monday. . . . Saw walking up down with deadline is JAN WYNN County* Commissioners anil legislative delegation couldn't got tholr Rates arranged fur th a t pro|xm*ii meeting on leg­ islation this week . . . • • • 9 9 FIRST STREET . . . Marvin MeIIj u t . the likeable lw»* of Sanford Manufacturing com­ pany has donated hi* w are­ house for use by Semi Ci'nlen Dial celebration officials to store floats. • • • Carroll Daniil Construction Company will build that De­ n a ry Nursing home . . . Con­ struction to start la-fore May 1. • What a Roy Robb. • I wedding gift • • for • Must have been quite a ni^ht at the howling alley Wednesday . . Pinball m a­ chine was burglarized of over * 100. • • • Sanford architect* keeping busy . . . John Rurtun got Uiat now Maitland Rank job . . . while Jim Chapman l» In line for the Longwood Cily Hall. , • * Si-mi * Centennial Beauty Contest 1* ulficially closed , . Just loaded down with en­ tries . . . . • • Two More Lovelies • That Interstate t by San(undo has cul off four homes from an access route. • A CONVERSATION WITH GORDON' FREDERICK. Reporter: You were quoted yesterday as saying some high member* of the Demo. P a rty were working for the GOP. Who were they? F rederick: Rather not go Into that now . . . C an't **■* m y purpose of airing any dirty linen in public. T o lira Negotiations On NEW YORK (U P I) — Con­ tra c t tulks resume today be­ tween publisher* and the photitenginver*, holdout union in the IPJ-dny shutdown of eight daily newspaper*. Enter Beauty Pageant Two more area girl* who Inter’national ami spent the have i-nli'i-ii the "Mi** Semi­ re*t uf her school years in nole Count. " i onlesl m e Mis* Pennsylvania. She liken ilrainatic* and Jan Wynli, and Miss Pamela dancing and like* any music Grinned. •'.Mis* Seminole County" with a good beat. Steak and will reign over the fill year spaghetti ur„ her favorite County Smii l ' iileiinlal to Ik* foods to rook and she** look­ held Apiii -h and J7. She will ing for a thoughtful, mascu­ line man with a strong ch ar­ he named on April 27. Miss \\ jnn, the daughter of acter. She is five feet six inches Sir. and 'It*. C. R. Wynn of Citrus II .-lit-, ha* blue* tall, weigh* I •Jo pounds and green eyi . uml blown hair. lot- m e u . U l eluent* of 35-21-30 Site will graduate with the indies. rlns* of from Seminole High and will then study lialr styling. Her hobbies are writing, draw ing and dancing, espe­ cially to modern Jatz She also enjoy* ,w burning, skiing, sailing unit collecting record*. Prelim inary heating will be MUs Wynn like, to rook helil a t 2 p m. Monday for pixxa best of all and iduo is Charles K. Sparks, 23-yearher favorite color. Her ideal old K egio, who confessed to man would be tnil with dark hair and eye*, who enjoys all an attem pted rape of a 20type* of sport*. He should year-old w hile hospital em ­ like to danro and go lo sport ploye early Thursday. ear rare*. Hcuring was set by County Mis* Wynn weigh* 121 Judge Vernon M i r . w h e n pounds, U five feet six inches Sparks was niiuigrted T hurs­ tall and ha* no-aturemenU of day afternoon on charge* of 30-23-30 inilir-i. attem pted rape and attem pted .Mis* Pamela Grinnell, robbery. He is Iwing held in daughter of Mr*. Genevieve count jail in lieu of >1.000 Grinnell. of l-ake Mary Is bond. Sparks confessed to Police presently completing her training al Somlltole Memor­ Chief Roy Williams th at he ial Hoapi <d in \- ia y technol­ forced the young woman from the hospital ul about 4:30 ogy. Mis* Grinnell ha* been sn a, m. Thursday, attem pted to exchange student to the Phil­ rape her but was persuaded ippines spunsoied by Rotary I by her p l e a s to release Urr. Sparks Hearing Slated Monday which is to ho located on the Longwood - Oviedo Road. Hale and other OJC of­ ficials were meeting with North Orlando Company officers ait the office of Attorney F I e t c h e r (!. Rush Jr. in Orlando, The N o r t h Orlando Company previously had been quoted it will donate 200 acres for the school site, with another 100 acres t o , lie offered at sale. The Herald could learn nothing more today ex­ cept that "the meeting is to close the deal with North Orlando." It was learned all concerned had I>een pledged to secrecy "until after the meeting.'* P r e v i o u s announce­ ments have said that Seminole C o l l e g e will open as a junior college hut that long-range plans arc to enlarge it into a regular four-year school in time for the first stii- Education Boost Program Proposed Drive will continue to have A strong program of action a proposed university for un­ designed to huoat Florida's dergraduates placed in Semi­ lagging educational status, nole County in spite of a ovet haul out-dated system* t anil cat eh il p to Nwifl-paeeit If PI Tallahassee report this I space age demands was pre­ morn Ins that some returning sented to Seminole Countylegislators oppose s now legislators, at a dinner m eet­ iibool in the Orlando Day- ing a t the, Capri Thursday. Seminole County tcuchcra tcn.vCapc C anaveral area. who maku up the legislative Douglas Slettslrom. chair­ man of the Cham ber of Com­ action committees of the Flor­ m erce long range planning ida Educational Assn.; the com m ittee on education, ex­ Seminole Could y Education plained Hm I In-fore each ses­ Assn, and the C I a s * r o o m sion of the Legislature re ­ Teacher* A .»u, hosted the turning legislators are pulled meet and presented Hie d etail­ ed explanation uf Hie proot major Issues. grain. "University of Florida, at Serving a* spokesman in the Gainesville, of which I am presentation was E rnest Cow­ an alum nus," Stenstrom said, ley co-chub man with George ‘'naturally will oppose any Dublin of thu S t’EA Action new ‘university until it re ­ Committee and u member of ceive* all Hu- appropriations the state steering committee. tlie^v u a n i." Dobbs i* on Hio board id illThe Stale Rourd of Con­ trol, basing it* recom m endsti< ns on a space era educa­ tion study, will ask the ses­ sion for $500,000 lo get sta rt­ ed on a scie nee-oriented uni­ versity in East Central Flor­ ida. "TIds 1* what is called EL PASO, Tex. ( U P I ) - R e ­ a planning fund, to retain a ports circulated today that a president, locate a site, etc." federal grand jury will look Stenstrom explained. lor evidence of perjury in a He also pointed out many trial that resulted in convic­ persons, including some legis­ tion of Hlllic Sol Estes oil five lators, still are confuted be­ counts ot mail fraud and eon tween a proposed space In­ splracy. stitute for scientist* in the A U. S. District Court Jury Orlando-Cape area and the uf to men and two women, proposed university for under with a Negro forem an, found graduate* In the OrlandoEstes guilty of four counts Cap*’-Daytona area It I* Hie of mall fraud and one count latter school for which Semi­ of conspiracy Thursday after nole County is striving, -It) hours and 44 minutes of • • • deliberation. * TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Jury acquitted bint of Pensacola apparently stand* right counts of mail fraud a good chance of getting a and one of interstate tran s­ new university out of the 1S03 portation of a fraudulent docLegislature hut East Centrul Hincnt. U. s Dill- Judge It. Floinia is likely lo have trou­ E. Thomason dismissed two ble winning approval for an- other counts of mail fraud oHicr brand new institution. before the jury started delib­ le g islato rs, asked Hmr eration. ferling* a Unit new universi­ Estes, 30. a bankrupt farm ties in advance of next Tues­ financier who had high con­ d ay 's session, replied heavily nections in Washington, could in favor of a new school at gel a maximum of 25 years Pensacola, a project which in Hie penitentiary when has been m Hie works for Thumason sentences him in some lim e. alamt two weeks. Rut they w ere nU ier against plunging ahead im ­ mediately with a proposed new- institution for the Orlando-Cape C anaveral - Day­ tona Reach area, or undecid­ ed on this prujeel. HUNTSVILLE. Tex. (U P I) —Tlie stale of Texas, b arrm s ad eleventh hour reprieve, will execute its first woman Uridgr „. Page S in 9!) years a few minutes Classified Page Hi A II after midnight tonight. She Comics Page 10 will be the first woman to Dear Abby Page g die in the Texas electric E d i t o r i a l .... ... Page 4 chair. Page !) E ntertainm ent She is Carolyn Ann Lima, Puxxle _______ Page 1U 20, a prostitute who helped S o c ie t y _ Page S h er boy friend in the sum ­ Spcrts _ Page 6 m er of 19Gq shoot Houston Churchra Pag* 2 real e s u te m an F red Tone* Perjury Probe In Estes Case lector* of the FEA. The program fur action was outlined and explained to Sen­ ator .Mark Cleveland Jr., Rep. S. J . Davis and newly-elected Republican R e p r rsenlative Ja n Fortune for their edifiention lii-fuii- Hie ruining session of the Florida 1-egislutuie, Tuesday, .. ^ Priority- point* of the pro­ gram include tha full fimiiu-ing of the pix sent Minimum Foundation Program ; u n f u r l ­ ing of additional utill* for Vo­ cational, AS1K, Adult and Summer program s; provision of one librarian for every SOU student*. The program request* that operating unit fund* be lo­ ci rimed from to th at the present 4550 per teacher unit ft 1,111 the «iatc sc h o o l salt* tax he kept; the continuance of Hie retirem ent system ; funds In set up *tate netwlitk of KTV stations ami nutboiity lo romhiuc funds of acvrinl counties for KTV, The legislature will be asked to make statutory provision for making teaching a profes­ sion, set up u Professional Practice* Commission a n d code of ethic* with legal au ­ thority to enforce the rode. It will bo recommended th at mlllng,, election* lie discontin­ ued and school boards au thor­ ised to *et millage 11* m-rtlrd within the pieseni JO milt limit. Repeal of the present teach­ er competence pay Uw will he asked und a fla t 25-75 countysta le fund ratio b« set. TFX Probe To Cool O ff WASHINGTON HI M) — The healed inquiry into HaTFX w arplane contract was put slid e to cool l ml ay TI10 Senate investigation* subcom m ittee recessed until Tuesday it* bearing on why G eneral Dynamics Corp., in(stead of Hoeing Co.,) got the warplane contract. The senators had plenty to sort out. denfs enrolled to partici­ pate in third and fourthyear semesters. D o u g l a s Stciislrum, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce long-range committee on education, has said that Seminole College and the proposed new university for the Daytona - Canaveral - Or­ lando area would "not conflict in any way but rather would complement each other," 'Round-Table' Legislative Talks Postponed A "pile” of local proposed hills has caused the Seminole County legislative delegation to post|xinc any round-table discussion among themselves until the first of the week in Tallahassee. Sen. Mack N, Cleveland Jr. said this morning (hat local governments and g r o u p s "have kept u* so busy in meeting* we haven't had a chance to confer among ourselv es/' He added the teachers group kept him and Iteps. 8. J, Davis J r . and Jan Fortune in a meeting until 10:30 p.m. Thursday, He said it was after this Hireling the three legislators agreed to wait until they reach Tallahassee Sunday be­ fore dismissing among them ­ selves which hills they will introduce in Hie Legislature. Beverage Sale A Burning Issue TALLAHASSEE (U P I) If popular support means any thins, proposals to han the sale of alcoholic bever­ ages in family service stores and close all places of busi­ ness on Sunday will bo burn­ ing issues in tile P.kt3 le g is ­ lature. Gov. F arris Bryant can fill a hugo paper carton wllh mail from Rio literally thou sands of persons who have writ ten asking hit support of such laws. Religion and juvenile delin­ quency arc potcnl issues in any I-rgislature. The p leat have an tic from people in all walks of life, IM-nm-d ou p istal cards, type­ w ritten on form letters, and scrawled in long-hand. They ask the govertwr to Include (he proposed "Ftoritla .Sunday observance law " in his official program to the Legislature along with a m easure prohibiting mile of berr, wine and liquor in gro­ cery shires, drug stores and service stalions. Incident NO. 079 Seminole College College Drive To Continue Despite Poll Friends of Hie library group will be formed soon. Tiim tlit WKATIIKIl: Knir unit mild through Saturday. High today, 80-85. lam tonight. (10-05. SANFORD, FLORIDA KstnbUshed 19B8 F i l l . , M A R C H 2 9 . 1903 United Pres* Leased Wire Seminole College uppenred nearer reality to­ day an officials met to complete trannactioim for a dite and for other ninttcra in a closed meeting at Orlando. President Morris Dale Jr„ president of Orlando Junior College, said at noon that "nothing can he released for publica­ tion until we adjourn our meeting this afternoon.” OJC trustees are pro­ moting Seminole College, Captain Confirms The S late D epartment to­ day was drafting a formal protest note In the Cuban gov eminent over y e * t e r day's attack on an Ameri­ can cargo ship b) two jet planes. briefs P o o iim n Hi Iks Resume Blurs Spring R e U n ite d P r r * » In te r n a tio n a l MIAMI (UPI) — Two Soviet-built je t fighters Hwoopcd down on mi American motor vessel in international waters off Cuba last night, firing a t storm s, fog mill snow least 30 machine cannon spring *kk-s over tin- bursts across it* bow, the Bhip today. Gusty March captain said today. The Incident was the second buffeted the central in six wi cks in which Ameri­ can vessels reported Sovietbuilt MIGS descended on them WASHINGTON (U P I) — with guns bluzing in the wa­ Defense S ecretary Robert S. ter between Florida and Cuba. Cnpt. C uitis Olsen of Min­ McNamara aaid in congres­ sional testimony- released to­ neapolis, skipper of the 4,080day th a t ho w as "not disturb­ ton Floridian which ply* boed" by the Russian arm s re­ tween Miami and Puerto Rico on weekly trips, told reporters maining in Cuba. afte r docking in Miami this morning th a t (he two Jets cir­ GENEVA (U P I)—The Rus­ cled hi* ship for 1*1) minutes, sians may he avoiding discus­ alternately but.Ting and firing sion of a U. S.-proposcd “hot machine cannon hursts. telephone” link between the “They were MIG3; no doubt White House nml the Kremlin about it,” (linen said. because they did not think of Two Cuban-based MIGS fir­ it themselves, Western diplo. ed rocket* iu thu vicinity- of m ats said toduy. tin* American shrimp boat Ala lust Feb. 20 while two crew­ men fratieally waved a dis­ PA R IS (U PI) — President tress flag. Charles do Gaulle inti-mi* to A fter the Feb. 20 incident, clash head-on with France's President Kennedy told a news h[g labor union* in u tent of conference he had ordered Ih* strength he hope* will leave defense departm ent "to nmke them defeated and stripped of sure that aetion will ho taken" politii-nl power, r e I i a li 1e if any new attacks occurred. sources said today. Olsen said his vrsscl, bound from Miami with a crow of 21 WASHINGTON (U P I) — Americans and a cargo of Defense Secretary Robert S. pineapple*, sugar and rum McNamara lias testified he from Puerto Rico, was about will recommend withdrawal of 3n miles oif tlm north coast of Army troop* from Oxford, Cuba and 10 miles north of Mis*., a* soon as I hero are Cayman Grande Island when -’assurance* that law- and o r­ tin, jeta appeared. The shrim p boat was about der cuuhi he maintained," tin nautical mile* north of Cuba and 150 to 170 miles GREENWICH, Conn. (HIM) w est-northw est of Ulsen's pos­ —Alee Templeton, blind pian­ ition when the rockets wets ist who lived by the motto fired In its vicinity. "W hat I can't have I don't As Olsen told of the inci­ think about," tlitxl Tliuisday dent them were these devel­ 111 his home. The 52-year-old opment*; entertainer had battled cancer —President Kennedy had a for nearly a year. 12:30 p. m. EST meeting with Ihe excnilivc com mittee ot Hie Nutlouul Security Council, NITKItOI, ltraxil (U l'l) — It was certain tlm attack on About 1,1)110 persons ill an ov­ tliu Floridian ami raids by ercrowded union ball hero Cutiuu refugees would lie d is­ cheered for Cuba's Prem ier cussed. Thu W hite House said Fidel Castro and jeered tin, thu meeting was not arranged United State* Thursday night as u result of any recent in­ a t Hu, foiiiiul opening of n cident, "hate America” convention. —Tlie Soviet Union th re a t­ ened to taka “appropriate m easures" to protect its ships WASHINGTON (U P I) — making trips to Cuba. Tim So­ A ssislaul Dufciise .Secretary viet* charged t h e United A ith u r Sylvester, who came S tates encouraged ullnebs on under file fur Ida handling of Soviet vessels and th a t Cuban Pentagon inform ation during exiles who attacked tho Soviet the Cuban crisis, Thursday freighter Ilaku iu n Cuban niglil invited editor* lo sub­ poll Wednesday were "under m it suggestions f»r news tlie protection uf American policies iu lit* next em er­ authorities," gency. —Soviet Prem ier N ikita Khrushchev aaid in an inter­ view, obviously before today's Tlie weekly lour ol new new Soviet note, Hint tlie im­ Seminole homes call be m ediate danger of war over seen on page 7 id today's Cuba hud been eliminated. —Culian Premiur Fidel CusHerald. Among the contri­ butors are Lake Way man tro charged yesterday tins ((rights, Tee ,V Green, United S lates was responsible lily II wilde anil Ravenna for hit-nud-rUII atlaeks on th e Park. RuJIdrrs and Dealers Cuban coast- *'astro said ha include Kiugawood, Shim* might seek to buy lung rungo m aker, Stenstrom , IMS' hnmbi-i* and ship* to protect Enterprises and Gregory the Cuban coast if tho raids continued. Lumlier. Dust bl lined mil ion wiin Is stnlc*. Not Disturbed Avoiding Talks Clash Hoad-On Troop Withdrawal Tcmploton Dies Cheers For Fidel Editors Invited Home Tour T e x a s T o E x e c u te 1st W o m a n H erald Index during a » x parly in Tonus' office and burn (lie body in a vacant kit. Tha boy friend, Douglas Ashley, 25, a female im per­ sonator, will precede Mis* lim a to the electric chair in Huntsville Slate prison. Tex­ as has only one electric chair. Miss Lima promised to m arch to her death "holding my bead high." Site promis­ ed to show live execution p arty th a t aha e a s face the ch air belter than any man. At la st report, however, Ashley appeared to be hold­ ing iqi better. Wbcn a woman prison official told Mlsa Lima Thursday night that three U. S. Supreme Court justices had turned down a plea for a slay of execution, the crushed a handkerchief over her mouth. She managed, however, not to break down. When Ashley got the sam e news, he laughad. "Well, right now w e're down to the deadline," lie said. "R ut 1 don’t look for a 50 50 chance." Supreme Court Justice* Hu­ go Hluek and William J. Brennan '■ejected a plea (or stays of execution Thursday. Juitlcg A rthur Goldberg turn ed down tlie plea without p re ­ judice. Goldberg aaid law yers for Ashley and Miss Lim a should r a ttle th eir plea in U . 6 . D is ­ trict Court in Houston If they (ail there, they will go to the U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. If Uve appellate court r e ­ jects tile plea—amt it has in Hie past—the law yers can then go back to Goldberg. "1 have sinned." M in Li­ ma said in au ea rlier inter­ view. "And if tire Lord wants me, I will be ready (to die), I want to go with a Bible in m y hand." � 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, March 28, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 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>, March 28, 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/0c1ee56de67849233041d8a9ba6ac2dc.pdf a7478c9d539b64e748dbe03c4b2d146a PDF Text Text Ur t T* i (Hir franfnrS Srralh P«Ke 10 — Mar. 26, 1963 {tfi Kiwanis Club Celebrates Anniversary * ■ |anJ Wlnn-D'xie's F:r*t Street i choice will he presented by The annual pre-Easter Lad­ Thriflway Supermarket, There will lie door prizes i and Third Street store*. One , Your Rich Food Plan. Bou­ ies Day Coffee Club spon­ sored by the Seminole Coun­ of hams, donated by Food j dozen package* of frozen ve- quets from Sanford Flower the winner's ■Shop and A. F. Ramsay, Flor* ty Chamber of Commerce Fair, A A P Supermarket, j getablc* of |ist will be among the dour will be held Tnursday morn­ ' prize*. ing, at 10:00 a. m. in Die Refreshment* of coffee, chamber building. cokes and “ dunkshie" dough­ Each lady attending will re­ By Jane Casselberry nuts will be served. Chamber The South Seminole-North ceive one dozen Florida fresh members, their wives, recopOrange Klwanlt Club c e l ­ eggs through Ihe courtesy of ticnlsD, clerks, typists, cash­ ebrated the first anniversary iers and secretaries are in­ of its fountling with a Ladies vited. Night Dinner held last will lie used toward* im­ H> Mr*. Adam Muller Thursday night at Die Mt. The DeBary Concert Or- provement of the Center. Vernon Inn in Winter Park. Following the concert, chestra, under direction of Approximately So Kiwanwhich will close the or­ Huger Casini, will present ians, their ladies and guests By Helen Snodgrass attended. its last performance of the chestra's seventh season, Ca­ Circle Y girl* of the Enter­ E. L. “ Roy'' Brcwton, Dis­ season in a benefit concert sini will return to his em­ trict Governor for Florida of prise Barnett Memorial Meth­ for the Community Center to ployment in .New York City. By Mr*. Adam Muller Kiwani* International, was odist Church have a* their An extension to hit present the principal speaker for the current project Die collection lie held at 8 p m. F'rWay at leave of absence was granted Functions of the Republi­ evening, lie was introduced of personal Items and cloth­ the Center. to enable him to remain in can Party ami those of knat by Bert O'Neal, of Orlando, ing to send to Viet Nam. All contributions received DeBary for Friday night's clubs through county, stain Id. Oovefnor of the Sixth Di­ performance. and national committees worn Needed are light weight vision. Tickets are available, with­ outlined for memher* of the clothing I t e m s for men. Kiwani* President D i c k women, children and infants out cost, at the DeBary Phar­ DeBary Bepublican Club last Pace reviewed the club's ac­ ami personal articles such macy and La Roy’s Hardware Thursday night by Horace complishments during it* first as hair Store. Voluntary contributions Dcmarest, president, at a brushes, combs, year and cut a large birth­ soap, stuffed toys, dolls, can­ will be received at the con­ meeting of the group held in day rake. cert. ned hard randies and other the Community Center. The club hold* regular lun­ similar goods. ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI) Appearing on Ihe program Members were urged to cheon meeting* each ThursResident* of the area who An official of the strikebound with llic orchestra will be sign for Jury Duty by Ralph day at noun at the American care to assist are asked to the DeBary Glee Club and Withrcll and Earl Merrill led Legion Hume on Prairie Luke. contact Mr*. Alice Ryan, Cir­ F’ lurida East Coast Railway vocalist* Betty Day and John an open discussion on foursaid Monday there was no cle Y adult advisor or Rev. truth to a report that man­ Cornwall of Del.and who will lamng of llvvy. 17 92 after Fred Foster, pastor of the agement used a hidden tape he accompanied by Carrie Jbriefly addressing the group church. on this subject. recorder to make a secret Tubbs. Refreshments were served recording of a meeting with after Die showing of a color­ two federal mediators. WASHINGTON ( U f'I) ed film, “ Fire — Cause for EEC Vice President W. L. Gen. Liiciu* f). (.’lay will be Alarm" by Howard Middle, Thornton refuted charge* hy asked In spell out for Con­ ton. Hostesses for the even­ mediators Francis O'Neill and gress hi* special committee'* ing were Mr*. E. Giachino, By Jane Casselberry James Ilolarcn that a hidden By, Mr*. Attain Muller proposals for a St 5 billion The Esther Circle of the Ethel Gray and Matilda Boy­ The DeBary and Enterprise machine recorded 20 minutes cut in President Kennedy’.* Area Ministerial Group net of Saturday'* prelm inary ne­ ■Casselberry Community Meth­ er. foreign aid program. last Tuesday evening at the gotiations which were aimed odist Church W.S.C.S. will Chairman Thomas E. Mor­ home of llev. and Mr*. Ered at ending the 61-day old wage meet Wednesday at I p m. at gan (D.Pa.) of the House For­ F'oster in Ffnlerprisr. the home of Mr*. Ralph New­ Buy Kl'ppstein dispute strike. eign Affairs Committee said CLEARWATER (U P I) Among those attending were "The lajH* recorder was in comer. 118 MV. l.aurcn Court, Sunday that hi* group would llev, and Mrs. Agustu* C. plain view the who'e lime," Kern Park. M ’otcran righthander Johnny rail Clay, who headed a pres­ Summers, Rev. and Mrs. Hu­ Thornton told UPI by teleThe Rcbckah Circle will Klippslein lias been bought idential commuter named to bert Thomas, Mr*. Damon phone. “ Meditator O'Neill sat meet at the church Thursday . by the Philadelphia Phillies review foreign old operations. Smti and daughter Vicki of to the left of the machine afternoon at 2:3t) p. m. j for an undisclosed sum from DeBary, Rev. and Mr*. C. about four feet away. Hal* Tlie Sunshine Circle will Cincinnati. Phillic Manager Samuel Tilden missed elec­ Beatty of Henson Junction arm sat about four feet from meet Tuesday April , 2. at i Gene Mauch indicated the tion as U. S. president b one ami llev. Urban Ogden of Mr. O'Neill and every time the home of Mr*. Edna Dug­ 131-year-old Kllppstcin would vole. Decision was in favor of Edge water, Co mini IIt o Chair­ he looked at O’Neill, he talk­ gans, 1170 Seminole Rlvd., ! continue to be used a* a man. ed directly at the recorder." Casselberry from O il a. in. middle-inning relief pitcher. Rutherford 11. Hayes. Circle Y Collecting For Viet Nam >r Winters, Star Chapter Farmer; David Littleton, Scholarship; Frank Noell, Leadership and Wayne Reeves, Most Improved. (Herald Photo) TOP FARMERS for Seminole High were these four young men who received mvnrdn Friday at the Parent-Son Banquet, From left are Jimmy ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Y o u n g Farm ers H onored jj * Four young firmer* of the Seminole High Chapter of the Future Farmer* of America were named to receive awarda at the annual ParentSon Banquet held Friday at Seminole High School. Jim Winter* waa named Star Chapter Farmer by the FKA Foundation' end Pres!dent Frank Noell waa riled for the l/caderidiip award civcn by llunt'a Tuxedo Feed Store. David Littleton'^ high aca­ demic standing brought ,him Ihe award for Scholarship presented by the SIIS Chap­ ter and Wayne Reeves was named for his Molt Improv­ ed Supervised Farming Pro­ gram. Noell pres hied over the ceremonies at (ho banquet ARTS AND CRAFTS in tho form of plaques, lining native dried nmteriuls were taught to Pinecrest fifth-graders by Mrs. II. L. Monroe and Mrs. W. Holton, Monday. From left, working on the plaques are Sherry Sires, who gets a few jxrinters from Mrs. Holton as Mrs. Monroe gives Iris Fusani a iiund with her material. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ Circle Works With Youngsters Oviedo Baptists Continue Observation Of Youth Week Attractive plaque* were made by fifth grade children at Plnccrcit School Monday uilng dried arrangement* of natural vegetation and shell*, under the direction of mem­ ber* of tho Drill wood Carden Circle. The dried nmlrrials, which Included pine needles, hark, acurni, wild wheat, pine cones, dried grasses and shells were arranged in var­ ious shape* to represent /lowers or other object* on redwood plaque*, Sir*. H. O. Monroe and Mr*. W. Holton worked with Ihe children, who worn mem­ bers of Mrs, Mary Nell Morrison's fifth grade. Observation of Youth Week at the Oviedo First Buptisl Church will be continued throughout lids work In or­ der that WMU and Brother­ hood presidents along with chairman of tlw deacons and other olfirrr* might have opIMirtiinlty to preside in llm r positions. Key* of the church were officially turned over by Rev. Jack Hr) ant to Youth Pastor Danny Gammugc on Sunday Marrli 17, Ollier* serving include Ileverly Cauthnn. clerk; Carol Beasley, treasurer; Al Ward, Sunday School superintend­ ent; Jimmy Beasley, Training Union director; Arnold Sin ve r, Brotherhood president, Hose Beasley, WMU presi­ dent; Joe Malcolm, chairman or deacons; Diane Aulin, adult Sunday School superintendent; Sue McClellan, young peo­ TALLAHASSEE (HIM) — ple's superintendent; Margie Shiver, iiilcrincduilc superFlorida’s rontroverslal Milk Commission may 1m- abolish­ ed during the upcoming ses­ sion of the Legislature. Ib is waa Ihe growing feel­ ing In certain quarters of the state. There have been MIAMI (U P I) — H o u s e suggstlons ranging from abo­ lition to placing the commis­ Speaker Maliuiy Horne said he will oppo-o any move for sion under federal control. Most quarters do agree that greater autonomy for higher education in F'lurida. something must be dune. Horne blasted two state in­ . Two weeks ago, Gov. Far­ ris Bryant said abolition of stitutions Sunday night for the commission “ would give their spending practices and me do qualms at all." And said “ Ihcro's nu way of telling Secretary of Slate Tom what would liapjicn if higher Adami recommended that education were nut under leg­ Dm agency's powers be islative control." He said both the Vnlverslty transferred la the State De­ partment of Agriculture. Ho uf Florida and the Florida suggested that the *UU* then State University have recent­ could act up a system of ly purchased gulf course* controls somewhat liks the worth hundreds of thousand* of dollars. |*d*r«l system. Milk Commission Nears End? Intemlnt and Sandy Mays, choir direlor. Among special activities enjoyetl by the Youth Group were the train trip to Lake Wale* where they attended the Pasiion Play and atten­ dance at the Seminole Baptist Assn. Youth Itallly held Sat­ urday night at Uie Elder S. ring* Baptist Church. which wa* held in the school cafeteria, with approximately 30 boy* and 38 parent* at­ tending, along with officer* of the Sanford Junior High Cliaptor. Don Sipo*, secretary of the chapter presented the speech which lie gave to win the pub­ lic speaking award for Die county on Die subject of Con­ servation, recently. A summary of the Super­ vised Farming Program for the school was given by lamnanl Aucoin and the accom­ plishment* of Die chapter were listed by John Carver. Three adult* were given honorary degrees in the chapter for llieir assistance with the work of Die viveationat agriculture program. They were Waller Teague, Ernest Lumlbcrg and George Carver. Invocation was by Malcolm Johnson with Ihe welcome by Wayne Beeves and Hie re­ sponse by hi* father, C. B. Itecvci. • • • A member of the fairer sex was cited liy the .Semi­ nole Chapter of Ihe Future Farmers Friday at Die an­ nual Parent Son Banquet for the first time in Die history of the chapter. Mrs. Dottle Higginbotham, Sanford Herald Feature Edi­ tor was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the organization “ in apprerialion of her en­ couragement, cooiH-ralion and assistance, not only to tho FFA but t^llie entire school." Frank Noell, chapter presi­ dent said in presenting Hie award. “ Mrs. Higginbotham bus worked with us and with other organizations In Semi­ nole High School for several year*, in out-landing service, almve and beyond Die call of duly." “ Her interest, enthusiasm and encmiragement lias help­ ed all of us to accomplish greater goals nut only In farming, but in leadership, ntizen-hip and community welfare," he added. 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STAN D ARD OIL COMPANY (K E N T U C K Y ) ( ic I h P h i) Degree Announcement was receiv­ ed (his week from Penn Slate University that Joseph F. .MuIson, |tii| Fairwood Lane, Casselberry, received a PhD degree In Physics al tlu- an­ nual midwinter commence­ ment exercises held last Sat­ urday. More IIc*l|> WASHINGTON (UIM) — Sen. George A. Smather*, (D F la .l, say* the federal government should sponsor more aid project* in South Florida to help relieve the Cuban refugee problem. i i /seo n iytn e ^ Haqbd> Horne Blasts 2 Universities / Easter Fete At Coffee Club BESTINGREDIENTS IN MYMINTS AlPHAlt (A lt aoo* a MVIMMUM aABN BSD *5’Sau i s - *4’ I tSlMf ■ vutmui-RSV /iWTWasiFIH AilY» HAT *AU FAINT *5”al avrn m OM. FREE * 6 " oau W *-* “ACFREE Mivu|Ca>ttot PAINTS 209 W. last S L Sanford, Fla. Best place to sto p -to REFRESH and REFUEL ! * �200 Acres Donated \ e i o « * Ily Larry Verf-hel Congratulations to Jan For­ tune . . . Ami to the Republi­ can committee rlatwarl* who worked bind . And recog­ nized the a1 re I bey bad In Ihe com on of circum­ stances . . . i oter indifference . . . •••mall" election—with a •'conceded-to-experience" atti­ tude . . . ami n "vacationing" Democratic committee. • • • Now in our legislature there will bo a “ cost reduc­ tion coordinator" . . . And brother, have we been needing one! . . . Hut do you have any idea the lawmaker* will pay any attention to A NY rust re­ ductions? . . . Whether "eopjfdiuated" or null RANDOM THOUGHTS W H l L K COVERING THE ELECTION . . . . 25 percent of the people voted in Sanford . . . 50 percent in South SemiSole . , . why not a tax on registered voters that don’t •how up . . . tabulation of the vote precincts started at 7 was over a little after V . , , 2.1 precincts . . . they tabulat­ ed Orange County precincts (00) by 8:10 . . . There's a need fur a telephone at all the polling places . . . one of the clerks driving to the regis­ trar's office after the voting was delayed . . . car run into his head-on . . . with only two piecincta left lo report . , • Fortune lead by 30 voles . . . It was all over when I'inirio Luke came In . . . The Re­ publican took » t-l plurality . . . I I absentee ballots will be counted this morning . . , Hie youngsters of one of the classes at l'inecrcat Nurs­ ery held their own election yesterday . . . Result; Murk Cleveland Jr., 27 votes; George Washington, 1; Ab« Lincoln. 1; Sheriff J. L. Hob•by, l and a Mr, Crain 1. • • • I f people are going to have to vole out at the Fanner's Market it dues seem that the county or state or somebody could gel something dune tu those foot deep drops off Hwy. 17-1*2 unto the matket en­ trant eway. We know voting it a privilege hut who's gonna pay for the wheel alignments afterwards? • • • A little “ stealing'* was charged in County Commitaion Tuesday, General J. C. Hutchison asked for recom­ mendations for the rourlhoUAc* annex study committee. John Fitzpatrick said. "I had two names until B;30 this morning . . . and llien John Alexander stole one of them." Alexander smiled. # • * Sheriff J. L. Hobby, at the County Commission meeting Tuesday morning, pussed this mile to the press table; “ Will be happy to have the ptesa join the County Commissionara at lunch today at tin county jail. We piomise to leave the jail door unlocked." Repot tera diihi'l tube any chance* though . . , all proJessed having business else­ where at Ihe noon hour. • • s We neglected to mention In that City Commission story yestviday that Joe Rukcr uppoied appropriating money fur a feasibility study fur a new co Ileg* here. "Tht' county should puy for it," said Mr. llaker. • • • Alix of Sanford open house scheduled Aplil 0 at 2 pm. • • • 1 lie second annual Osceola Grand I'rix will he held here April 2Q and 21 tpouxored by the San ford-Semi mil* Jay tees. • • s " lt '« a harbinger ui spring.’ ’ slated John FiUpilrick Tues­ day when the County Com­ mission was asked to donate Clay (or a baseball park. “ Al­ ways conic spring,” he said, “ we are asked for clay for baseball diamonds.” • • • Hospital room rates at Sem/iiMle Ms iso rial have gone up. For New School 5,000 Fortune Topples Frederick More Ready GOP Gains Area Stronghold Seminole County Republi­ ally strong Democratic Fan- voted, Frederick 87; Fortune F redcrick 59, Fortune 28; Pre­ School, 8.10 registered, 180 tune 71*; Precinct 17—Cassel­ tered, 214 voted, Frederick cans luilled u lacklustre spe­ fold precinct* lost out by slim 91; Precinct ll - Geneva, 2iit rim t 10- Lake Mary, 101 reg­ voted, Frederick t!8, Fortune berry Fire Station, 791 regis­ 117, Fortune 99; Prcclnrl 21 cial election Tuesday into 1margins. leg isle red, tut voted, Freder­ istered. 119 voted, Frederick M l; Precinct 11 — Lyman tered, 217 voted. Frederick (15, — St, Johns Ruildcrs, French their biggest legislative vic­ Of the 15,994 registered vot- ick 50, Fortune 45; Precinct 7 59, Fortune 59; Precinct 11— School Gym. 3tU> registered, Fortune 15t; Precinct 18— Ave., 311 registered, 89 voU Two hundred lures of tory here since Civil War els, unofficial returns show —Chuluotn, 109 registered, 1*8 Altamonte Community House, 89 voted, Frederick, 25, For­ Farmers Auction Market, 074 ed, Frederick 44, Fortune 44; that only 4.121 turned out voted, Frederick 20, Fortune 790 registered, 11*1 voted, tune 04: Precinct 15—Nation­ registered, 195 voted, Freder­ Precinct 22—W. 19th St.. 998 "high ami dry” ground days. Living up to ii pioniixe of during a perfect spring day. 75; Precinct 8 Goldenrod, Frederick 22. Fortune Itt7: al Guard Armory, 1.527 regis­ ick Ml. Fortcne 79: Precinct registered, 381 voted, Freda rwere offered "free and Fortune in victory campaign •>12 registered, 171 voted, Precinct 12 Forest City, 848 tered, 427 voted, Frederick 19—Seminole High School, 900 ick 299. Fortune 137; Precinct dear" as a site for the an all-out campaign and strik­ proposed new state uni­ ing while Di-miK tats apparent­ told the Herald this morning: Frederick 41, Fortune 127; registered. ti!0 voted, Freder­ 289, Fortune 197; Precinct 10 registered, 209 voted, Freder­ 23—Prairie Lake, 731 regis­ “ I thank tlir voter* of Sem­ Precinct D—t nocwood Town ick II, Fortune 119; Precinct. Rear Lake, 508 registered, ick 117, Fortune 88; Precinct tered, 217 voted, Frederick 05, versity by llihhiird Cas­ ly napped complacently, the selberry Tuesday evening GOl' candidate Jan Fortune inole County for giving the Hull, 981 registered, 82 voted, 19 — l.nngwood Elementary 115 voted, Frederick 11, For­ 20 —ITpsnln Church, fill regis­ Fortune 151. at a session of tho Cham­ captured 2.188 votes to Gordon two-party system u chance lo ber of Commerce's long Frederick's I,bill to gain a tiring better government to range planning committee house scut for the spring leg­ the state. And to give the twoon education. Further­ islative term starting next party system nn opportunity to bring belter candidates be­ more. Casselberry inform­ week. * * • fore the electorate for the ed the committee another ad­ The offlrial tally nl the good of the citizens of Semin­ joining 5.000 acres Is avail able from two Miami resi­ Seminole County legislative ole County. I intend to bring rare this afternoon reveal­ good representation to all of dents. The offer by Cassclltorry ed that Vle-h Cleveland Jr., the county and I respectfully WKATHKU: Scattered showers through Thursday. High twlny, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-00. was made at a meeting culled unopposed for thr Senate, offer tny service* and time to VOl.. 5.1 United Press Leitsed \ Y ir~ Established 1908 WEIL, MAItCII 27^902 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 677 by Douglas Stcnslrom, com­ grabbed 2.511 vole* and Jan all the people at any time, day or nig lit, they may wish to Fortune who won thr house mittee chairman, to eiuluatc progress made at this point seat took 2,211. Gordon confer with me.'' Seminole County also got its on Seminole's bid for the Frederick had 1,951. n s u v a . . . * • • first S e n a t o r when Mack stale to select Seminole Calm­ Cleveland Jr. was unopposed With less Hum 28 percent of ly fur the proposed new uni­ versity. However, Stcnstrom the registered vutrra turning and will serve u four year emphasized that, as of now, out, Fortune took 12 out o f -28 term. There were no write-ins the county must remain '•uni­ precincts und in the tradition- against Cleveland. Fortune will serve only one term fill­ Denies Cut fied" and the question of a TALLAHASSEE (U P t) ing Cleveland's u n e x p i re d ★ ★ ★ site must be decided after Farris Bryant denied Tues­ term. and when the stale decides to Following is u precinct by day he had cut Secretary of situate the school “ some­ State Toni Adams* proposed product tally. where” in this county. I'rednet 1 — 1,100 French Httdjset f«ir personal reasons Casselberry located his 200Am , tTirfatrrcil, IH5 vot- 1 Atlanta ^a,J® cltar^ed. Seminole County’s bid for 000 lets than the estimated theaters against posting ad­ instructed Bush to pur­ acre oiler us lift ween Winter eil, Frederick 89. Fortune 4fi; an interchange at Lake Mary 120,400. Itcckwlth was In­ vertising signs on county chase two sets of aerial Park Drive and Highway -llti, I'reeim l 2—Lake Monroe, it 12 Heavy Toll Boulevard with the new Inter­ structed to return Ihe $10,000 rights-of-way. photograph* of Seminoln with the south txiumlary "only DENPASAR. Bali (U P I) — state 4 has tieen rejected, registered, 151* vot isI, FicdeiIn the Town of Casselberry. Heard a renewal of a pro­ County, at $1,000 each, from a quarter mile from Orange ick 97. Fortune 58; Precinct 3 The chief of the Imhuislsn , llie ____ county, which lias or- Tlie original fluid was post­ test by a Temple Terrace the Ka*t Central Florida Re­ County." — Home Demonstration Build* Hed Cross said today m the l|erc<, improvement of the ed with the county by Hie subdivision delegation de­ gional Planning Council; one It was brought out Tuesday ing. 1,490 registered, 335 Vot- ' “ I ' ^ 1 of Jakar,j ,hat ,he boulevard with the hope of town and by Hie raceway. manding Improved roadways. set for his office and ono evening that Seminole Coun­ ed. Frederick 202; Fortune [ offlrial death toll in Sunday's an interchange at the new Denied a request from the set for the county tax assess­ In other action Tuesday Hie ty has raised *5,000 to finance 130; Precinct 4 — Altamonte volcanic eruption on Bali crius-slule highway, report­ Commission: Zoning Commission to In­ or. a feasibility study for bring­ Springs Fire Douse, 47(1 reg- s' l,°d al 1.GOO. W'arncd from Sarepta Best crease drainage plans for Deferred dlscuuion on ed in Tuesday's Commission ing the school here . . . *|,500 isle red, 127 voted, Ficdclirk meeting that the federal gov­ Home that cost-pcr-patient, new construction occupying proposed State Association from the City of Sanford, $2,* 45, Fortune 79; Precinct 5— Fever Spreads County Commissioners JAN FORTUNE ernment has rejected the according lo a new state rul­ 25,000 square feet, retaining of Soo (rum Rip County of Sem ZERMATT, Switzerland — ing, has risen to $135 a Ihe present regulation* for legislation pending a meet­ Oviedo, <179 registered, 18it Thu Victor "cloverlesf." mole and Sl.oou from the (U P I) — Typhoid fever spread ing with tlie county's legisla­ Chairman J. C. Hutchison month, $70 cootritinted by tho 2.500 square ofet. Chamber of Commerce. Tins lo Hie exclusive ski resort Denied a request from tive delegation UiU week. briefly reported lie had re­ state and the balance to be fund will be used to retain "a of St. Moritz today in the Prairie Lake Baptist Church Approved relocating Smllh ceived a Id ler from Rio contributed by the county. qualified expert" to prepare latest extension of an epide­ Instructed UeckwT’t to warn for a A ivejK e'V< sign fees. Canal in Ravenna P.irk ares. State Road Department Uv ; the feasibility study and "an mic which ulrcad) ) -rickApproved a sonlug Tunsodthe federal government re­ answer is expected by May en almost 40o person*. Two ment relative In minimum fused to consider the inter­ 6." Zermatt women have died of size of residential lots. change. Stcnstrom emphasized that the disease. Tabled a proposal relative This means there will be "time is of (he essence" to regulations pertaining to outlets off Ihe cross-state since the Legislature opens Snow, Rain sanitation facilities for trans­ highway al Hie north and Tuesday ,md the county's . United Press International ient campers at fishing south ends uf the county, a “ fight" must he in the hands Fog, drizzle ami snow Hur­ camps. nine-mile stretch almost by­ The Beputiliean Party in era tic Duval County <m the of the county's legislative del­ ries muddled Hie weather Approved a pint for the egation before Hie end of the Florida won 12 out of 94 races northeast coast, the GOP put over much of the nation to­ passing Seminole County. third addition Ui Ravenna for new seats In Ihe reapon its strongest drive in Commission me tubers and session, in other words, Stcn­ day. Flooding continued in Park. portioned 1921 Legislature years, coming close in sevthe Chamber of Commerce strom pointed out, if no action Wisconsin, threatened the Al­ Changed a meeting dal* Seminole County's years- Ida," Warner pointed out. gaining 1 1 House scats ami eral races. The GOP also kmg range planning commit­ is taken during this next leg­ legheny River Valley in tee were so confident the long searrh for an airport He recounted that tho to 7:30 p. m. Tuesday with one Senate seal. Just missed winning another islative session then till' qilos Pennsylvania, hut abated Lake Mary lloulevard inter­ sitn has landed . . , right m Army Corps of Engineers tin* Town of Casselberry rela­ The victory gives Hie Re­ scat in Urovard Count), lion uf Ihe pru|Mised univers­ along Hie Ohio River, rontlnually dredges s chan­ tive to a discussion on im­ change would lH'conie a real­ l.ake Monroe. publican party, which has The Democrats won 22 con­ ity must wait for an answer ity liiut plans were pointed nel in Lake Monroo for St. proving Winter Park Drive, Chairman Slcrlc W. Warn­ tested seats, plus six unionwidened its battle for local until the 19ti5 session. Ransom toward a county airport near er, win* "dreamed up" the Johns River water traffic and Meellng wai set for 3 p. m. Slenstrom also pointed out and stale posts in tradition­ tested seats, two ill the House MIAMI (U P I) - A Pan the proposed clover leaf. idea and put H on paper "there Is no reason in the April 0. that adjoining counties arc m ally Democratic Florida for and four in the .Senate. American DCiilt, loaded with Commission also instructed two years ago, broached Hie world why tlie Army cotikl Winners in Broward County Mime 1S.UJU pound* of prison­ the rigid seeking la have (lie the past lo years, Hi House Engineer William Rush to Idea lu the Clumber of not throw this soil into our members ami two senators were John W. Bell, James ll. er ransum supplies, Hew lu new university placed in their commence construction of a Commerce airport committee deslreil ainxirl fill-in site." environs. For example, Vo­ in the session opening next Eddy ami Chester W, Stol- Havana today. It was ex­ new Si2,ikk) concrete bridge Tuesday main. And, he re- He addl'd "it wouldn't cost Tuesday, zenburg, all Republicans, lusia County has raised a pected to bring hack 20 to A two car accident on Park on Tuskawillow Road across IKirtcd, all members agreed the county taxpayers a cent." The GOP gains apparently In Palm Reach County, Re­ ?5 American fund of $2j.ooo to finance its missionaries Howell Creek. Warner’s picture is a fill Driva and Oak Ave. left two to go to work immediately even topped Hie hopes of publican* Donald II. Reed drive to obtain the school. and aUiut 8n Cuhan-AmcriClerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to gather data leading toward of TOO feet by one m ile, with persons hospitalized Tuesday Tbi* Is opiKised to Seminole's State Republican Chairman and Raymond J. Moudry won. cans. informed the Commission completion of U10 thought In a saving of one half mile of lllgllt, 1’ollrs reported. Winners in the Orange $5,000, And Orange County is Tom F, llrown of Tamps. Police aald a car driven by frontage acquisition since it that the Seminole Boulevard fact. driving for the college but, at Rrown had liecn confident of County rare were Robert II Aid To Seniors Walter Holloway of 519 E Hlli paving Job leading lo tlie is city-owned. He said a Warner's thought follows this point, ha* not announced a number of Republican vic­ Elrod ami John S. Brumhark TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Seminole Raceway Park has established "in- the- water” rough estimate of overall St. collided with a vehicle op­ how much in funds is being tories, lull hail never veniur Jr . both « f Orlando Stale Insurance Commissioner erated by Charles Bollman uf at Washington, cost would tu- $1,500 per acre ed a figure as high a* 12. Republican Jan Fortune of J. Edwin Larson said today been com pie led and, accord­ air;xirt» used. ing to llu * li, at a cost of $10,- Cleveland, Chicago and other fur l«o acres of airport, with Fern park. The special elect Ion. fol­ Maitland won in Semi mile Florida is investigating the Stcnstrom outlined irt detail Two passengers in the Bollpoints , , , landing fields a possibility of federal mat­ lo Ihe editealion einniniltcu lowing special first and se­ County. possibilities of getting fed­ man rur, Mrs. Louisa Bollitiun ching funds. cond primaries in t!.e past made from filled-in water The Republican victors in Tuesday v c n i n g progress eral funds under Hie KerrAs In serving South Semi­ and Elizabeth Seeia-rger wera sites. during the last In days the rf four weeks following passage Pinellas County were David Mills law to provide acrinole County. Warner pointed treated at Kemiiiuie Memorial of llie 1 3 senator, 112 • re­ His proposed site as at theC. Anderson, Mary It. Griz­ torts to bring the University dent and health insurance for Hospital f« r cuts and bruise*. edge of Lake Monroe, across out it already is served liy lo Seminole County. He stated present at ;vc rcspporti'jnmcnl zle and Richard J. Dccb, needy senior citizens. the Orlatulu airjiort anil "lieHolloway was charged with Democratic winners in the from the city-owned Indus­ the dnie gained impetus plan, was held in only 12 of silks litis would he a Semi- failute to yield tlie light of tlie stale s < 1 7 counties. Rut trial park, roughly hatf-wn) Sixtate were 29lh District, when the. McDonald Commit­ MOSCOW (U P I) — The So­ nolc County-wide airport lor way. Damage to Inith ears viet Union lodged a protest between F'rcncli Avenue and all of Ccntrul Florida." tee unexpectedly announced many of them were GOP Merrill P. Barber of Vcro |was estimated at $950. strongholds Hie turn-off to Interstate 4. Beach; list District, John its recoin tiiendalion (or a today with the United Slates Tile GOP put up candidates M. Spottxwuod, Key West; four-year humanities, arts fur the "piratical attack" It provides access by rail­ and allied courses university for 2t of the to .Senate ami and 13rd District, George L. against a Russian ship al a road, highway, waterway and tor this area for high school House seals al stake in the Hollalian Jr., of Miami. Cuban port on March 17, tlie air lanes, both land-anil seaIn the House races. Demograduates over and above a special elections. Three «f TALLAHASSEE f UPI 1 — official Tass news agency IyP*’*- H would attract In­ dustrial docks, terminals and "space institute" for quali­ the seats were created lay cratic winners were: John Hammer resigned as said, resignations. warehouses. It would provide Urcvard County. James R. fied scientisls and engineers, j chairman of Ihe State Turn Tass said the attack look The GOP's biggest victory Dressier. pike Authority today in the place when tlie Soviet slop water and air access fur the The attorney pointed the Dade County: David Eld- midst of an investigation of l.gov was at llie Cuban |xirt Hanford Naval Air Station. university has been specified Tuesday was in Broward Republican redge, la c Wcissennhorn. Ism virtually unchecked spending' of Isaliella-la-Saguu. II charg'T ills could he the distri­ fur the Orlando-lfaytona-Ca County, whole Special This W eek - Trade N ow candidate' w m all three seals A. Furlong Jr.. Murray H. by Hammer and other author­ ed dial Cuban counter-revolu­ bution center of Central Flornavcral aiea as opposed 1° a space institute fur the orlan* at slake. Tlie party also won Dubbin, Mary Ann MacKcn- ity personnel. tionaries in a launch ap do-Canavcral area. "And," ho |three seats in Pinellas, hut lie, Richard A. Pettigrew, Gov. Farris Bryant an­ preached thr ship from the Private Talks emphasized, "we are rigid in that was expected In the Gulf Edmond J. Gong. Jess Yar- nounced llie resignation at his sea and fired several hursts WASHINGTON (U P I) — roast cuuiiiy, ihe Hop's main through, Tom Spencer. Dick news conference. Ihe middle of tile Orlando at the Russian vessel with a -Ally. Getl. Robert F, Kennedy Fincher, Izmi* Wolfson, and Daytona-Canaverai area, both Florida stronghold. Hl- said it was submitted heavy niachinegun. Hint Defense Secretary Rob­ The GOP won two scats .Mrs. Maxine Raker. geographically ami popula­ Tuesday night and he will ac­ Tiic nolc forwarded lo the ert S. McNamara conferred each in Palm Beach and Or­ Duval County; Bill Bast- cept it. INNEUSPKl N G M ATT It ESS tion-wise." He stressed the U. S. embassy here said thu privately . toduy with Sen. ange counties, and added an­ ford. Tom Greene, Lynwood Hammer, a Tampan who government -of the U.S.S.R John 1.. MiC'lellun, (D-Ark.,1 nearest state university is at "THE I 'OSTU It E-PE It F K( T " other se.it in Seminole Conn Arnold, an<l Fred H. Schultz. helped manage and raise the expects ' III® government ol Gainesville and "there arc n-suuiptioii of Kviiutu Hillsborough County; Ray I>finances that helped Bryant llie United Stale* to lake res )„.Mrliig into the disputed TFX thousands of newly-qualified The Senate victory was in C. Knopkc and Terrell Sesstudents from our county who win the governorship in 1900, ulutc measure* for preventing warplane contract, the 2?nd District — Sarasota SUiIlf, may benefit from lids uni­ was not present at tlie meet­ similar provocative acts In 1 County, on the west coast— versity when and if it is plac­ ing with newsmen. I future." — l^zov Trade-In Allowance where Warren S Henderson ★ ★ ★ ed in Seminole County." o! Venice defeated John R Mood. Hu- Democratic nomi­ Bridge ... Pago it nee. 9,127 lo 8.fill. Classified ___ _ Page 3-A Ih e GOP did its worst in Ladies will tie the winners Cumlea ___ Page 2-A at the pre- Easter Coffee Club Dade County, most populous TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Guv. Page 11 ocrat;* don’t vote," raid Jtryout. Dear Abby meeting to be held Thursday in the state and the county K diloriiil........ . Page I A Farris llrynnt’s comment on result* at 10 a. in. in Hie Chamber wilti tlie most new scats— Asked hy newsmen if he thought lit* .Magnolia Ave. EnU-rtainmrnt - Page 11 of the geiierul election In which Jteof Commerce Bldg, on llie It in the House and one in an increase in thet size of the GOP Sanford, Flu. jniblicann took 12 of 24 new legisla­ L e g a l*__Pago 2-A A 3-A comer of First St. and San­ Senate. The Republican camli* minority in the Legislature was a Puzzle .... .... . l'uge 2-A tive rents wan whorl and to the jMjjnt ford Ave., Master of Cere- dales failed to come close m Phone FA 2-6321 healthy sign, Bryant retorted, " i t ’s today. Society ... _ _ Page 10 4k 11 moniea Charlie Morrison said a single race. But in traditionally* DemoSports ............- la g s • today. "That’* what happens when Dem­ healthy for the liepuhlicuns." cTItr BRIEFS ijm d h U .S. Rejects County Interchange Request Republicans Gain In State County Airport In Lake Monroe? Two Injured Soviets Protest Pirate Attack Hammer Quits Turnpike Post *30 ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD MATTRESS! Echols Orthopedic $7050 MATTRESS $3Q 00 Herald Index Ladies Day Set Demos Didn't V o te --B ry a n t EXCHANGE PRICE $49 SO �SAVf Price* Good Thursday, Marrt thru Saturday, March ,10, w i n n u ja <■ • l o a n EAT-RITE W IN N KUS in lliu npulling contest at Sanford Crunmiur School arc, left, Patti Smith, urinal champion and Bruce Ilobinson, second place. (Herald J’hoto) W ieners a Bologna,2ei 3 100 EXTRA 12-or. 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The film is a burleaquo of t h e current medical crazo on tclevinion. HOLLYWOOD (U P !) —The marriage of one of Hollyw:od’s youngest and most publlclted couples appeared h aJed for the rocks today, that u( singer Hobby Darin and arlresi Sandra Dec. A spokesman for UniversalInternational Pictures said Tuesday the couple had sep­ arated, hut had no other de­ tails except that there were H immediate divorce plans. Darin, 3ft, and Mils Dee. 20, were married Dec. 1, lurto. at Elizabeth, N. J. They met In Italy where they made a movie. Both recently had denied rumors circulating for sev­ eral months that the couple —both with highly successful individual careers— were on the verge of separation. They have kept details ol their personal lives a secret, and neither was available Im­ mediately for comment. She was in Honolulu and lie w«t at Lake Talioc. The couple l u i one child, a boy, who is 15 months otd. MAIIY LONDON (UP 11 — The festering unemployment pro­ blem, which set off • riot at the houses of Parliament, loomed today aa a major threat to Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's govern­ ment. The riot by an estimated 5,000 unenrRrtoyrd Tuesday brought new demands from Die opposition Labor party that Macmillan take firm ac­ tion to case the problem, The Times of Ixindon call­ ed the storming of the gov­ ernment buildings ‘ the wild­ est, most determined demon­ stration" outside Parliament since World War II. The Dally Mail said it was the "biggest threat to Par­ liament" since the anti Cath­ olic riots in 1780. Nine men were arrested and more than a score were injured alter squads of 500 policemen broke up the riot and forced the demonstra­ tors hark out through St. .Ste­ phen's (iate, the main en­ trance to tin- houses of Par­ liament. Dr. Douglass To Be Guest Of Men's Club American Grown Leg O' Lamb*69' Loin Chops- 98^ Rib Chops" 79' Sh'ld Chops"59' Sh'ld Roast ■49' Lamb Breast"19' Gr. Lam b.. - 39' Whot’i easier than a beautifully baked ham? Wonderful hot, superb cold. Every mouthful is rich in the highesf-quality protein. Surmyland Homs ore the finest quality tender, juicy and delicious. Buy either half or whole. Choice center sllcei In­ cluded at this price. U. S. CHOICE LAMB U. S. C H O IC I LAMB ■ U ..S . CHOICE LAMB m Full Cut ItonelesH Round STEAK Sirloin Or T-Bone STEAK U. S. C H O IC I LAMB W ^D MAKE PATTIES OF FRESH Dr. Paul Douglass, profes­ sor of Political Science and lieud of the Rollins College Center of Practical Politics, will tie guest speaker Thurs­ day night at a supper meet­ ing ol the Congregational Christian Church Men's Club. As supper speaker Dr. Douglass will answer ques­ tions oil Uic political situa­ tion in tlic world today and later will conduct a special Lenten Service. 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CAN SAVE 20* G IA N T BOX SAVE 20« BLUE BA Y LIG H T M EAT STANDARD RED RIPE Worldwide Hunt Cn litiil Ship NEW YORK t ITPI | _ A worldwide search for a Patch ship which may have con­ tacted tlm missing .Marine Snlphnr Queen l» tielng con ducted by the U. 6. Coast (■Hard. A Coast Guard spokesman disclosed the search Tuesday and said the Putrh vessel reimrtcdly was seen near the molten sulphur tanker after it hoisted a distress signal shortly before disappearing off Hie roast of Florida. lie said 5ti nations were participating In the search. The Queen tell llcaumont, Tex., on Krti. 2 with a crew ol dll men cnroule to Norfolk, Va., and vanished the follow­ ing day. Debris identified as being from the tanker has tieen found but no Indies or survivors have tieen picked up. An Amrriesn freighter, The Sea l.ady, recently re­ ported it was steaming about Z’i miles off Pry Tortugas Key, Fla., wlirn it saw a slop l>mg dead in the water, displaying two lilack halls from its mast which indiralcd it “ out of command." The Sea tally re INirtcil anotlier slap passed “ very close” to the stricken vessel without stopping and dlil not answer The Sea Lady's attempts to communi­ cate with it. The Sea tally's officer identified Ihc passing ship us being of Hutch registry and a further eherk narrowed it down to one named Tho At- hasserdye, the Coast Guard said. The Albasserdye was Icicat* ed in Rotterdam, Holland but the ship’s owners reixirted that while it was in the gen* eral vicinity of the Florida Straits, it did not see or com* municato with any ship of tlia Queen's T2 tanker t>po. The search was renewed on the possibility snothcr, Putrh ship or some other vessel may have been the one sight­ ed liy The Sea Lady. During the air-sea search, the infor* ■nation was broadcast to ship* pine rircles but now the sama information has been sent out by mail to about S.tHiO ship­ ping lines and other maritime interests. “ This is our last resort," ( ’apt. G. It. Evans, said. II* is Coast Guard operations of* licer for the eastern area. A Coast Guard Hoard of In* ipdry here roullnued its In* vesligation into the disap* pearancc. Calvin J. Staffs, production engineer for tho Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., has tieen called to testify on tho handling of molten sulphur. Ills firm was the shipper ot the Queen's rargo. Tuesday's testimony cam# from Raymond F. McGraw, |xirt engineer for flic .Marino Transport Line Inc., opera!* ors of the Queen. He told tho Ixiard the “ Out of Command'' signal could have meant that the generator was out of or* der or that tho main engine had stopped. M AXW ELL HOUSE when Hie first permanent unit is completed ami will relocate it on a new site. A total of 55 persons al. ready have signed the peli* lorn lo presbytery wall many more having indicated will* ingness to commit thrill, selves anil now suggestion) for a name for tt>* near church are being sought, Itcv. Makin said. The first worship service of lltc new congregation has been acheduled for U a. m. or Sunday, April 21. at the Pincrrcst Srltool. C-iurcIi School will follow at in a. m. A cludr is tx-ing organited with James Meriwether as director and Mrs. C. It Gal* laghcr Jr. as pianist. Mar* shall Smith has been named superintendent of Ilk- church school and tearhers arc be­ ing selected. No Vi { Com Tomatoes ^ 9 / Lim it 6 with food order. Astor Coffee J fA M U f w ®ti« nwTi v t f NKW O K K IC K itS shown in the photograph nlxtve recently ^militated front Heavy Attack Si|iia(lron Three’* Replacement Pilot School. Tho graduates have been trained and arc qualified to fly the Navy's Heavy Attack Humberts. The pre­ sentation of the graduation certificates svero made by ( ’apt. J. M. 'Fully. t'oinintmdcr of Heavy Attack Wing Due. Shown in the photo are, front felt: l.ctlr. .1. K. Coney, Lcdr. D. .1. Kershaw, I.t. J. I\ Hell, Id. J. D. Purlin, l,t. W. L. Good­ man, and ('apt. .1. M. Tully. Her. Thomas If Makin annnunred this week that plans are rapidly moving toward completion for the new Pres­ byterian Church soon to be established near the intersec­ tion of t.ako Mary lllvd. and IIwy. 17 92. Ifev. Makin has been called by the Church Extension Committee of the l'reshytcry of St. Johns to serve ns evangelist in charge of (lie new church. Recommendation* for the erection of a demountable chapel with six classrooms and a seating capacity of 2<i<> persons have tieen made by the Chapel Council, a temporary group elected at an Informal Meeting held on March 17. The Presbytery has agreed lo purchase this prefab build­ ing from flie new church O ' SPECIAL ^rram Plans Nearing Completion For Presbylerian Church W / D (Irw lw il tfanlam ^ j. Glue Bail g rrrtsa x u (, mt Limit om with $5 00 or more food order. ^ r HOUSE Tuna C o ff e e - ) i »U,l ' 1 1•' U ' U I.) J,) I I N | I • • * N »,M Jr'J.l lJ J .M iU U lU 1.) •„ 50 Free Top Value S tin e s 1 50 Free Top Value Stamps 50 Free Top Value Stamps W ITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE, Of W ITH TH Il, COUPON A NO PURCHAM. Of W ith THIS COUPON AND PURCHAM Of Tmjii C e Of TASTI O' IIA ft OO os M ost WOSTM • I OO os Moss OS osvm OS • OOO VHSkl MASCN t l t f I 12. AT ANY WINN-DIXIE ’ tM n'Vr'l f ; . i I I I I f 1 , L M b& n* 1 A T ANT WINN-DIXIE i i ; , i'(Vii p Ait h i . r n O H M AT ANT WINN-DIXIE ; i n n r n m r r i , v « i m ,(2114 French A t n s w i t h Pu re h a . r M Any Palmetto Farms Salads Health & Beauty Aids C A N D Y IT E M S F IS N S T IC K S W 1 25 Extra Stamps . No Coupon NciJed , | C ry s ta ls so lin e they — sparkle S/M \ \ i\ V ^ �!*■ fenftfft fm J I Pag* 4—Wed. M*r. 27, '€8 -•i , Lawn Care Stressed Are* landscape* will he luukirig their heal after being tread d with the method* pee■anted at the Homeowner* Clinic on Yard Care and Cold Rejuvenation hy the Seminole County Agrieiiltural Depart, merit. Cecil Tucker, county ayeiit and Erneat Lundbcrg, atalntant county agent, presented the program at the Home French Rail Workers Strike WELCOME SUN — Hello IlnKomunn, 21, of Mulnm, Sweden, bunk* In the spring hum minds of Magens Hay at St. Thontaa, U.S. Virgin inlands. f New York Newspaper Strike Nearing End I ! NEW YORK (U l’ l) — Pubiiehera and alrlklng phutoengravers came to termi early today, all but ending n newspaper shutdown of alino*t three and one-half munthi In tha nation'! largest city. The preeeee were ready to roll, and II wa* virtually ccr. tain that they would be turn­ ing out papers tonight. Tha papers had their staffs on tel#phone alert, and 6,7 million ruder* looked forward to re­ gaining their prime source of information. Jubilation prevailed at City Hal] early today at a weary but happy Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced the peace pact. On* detail remained i Rati­ fication of lha agreement by tha S20 members of tha Tbotoengravers Union. Rut Prank McOowan, president o f Photo, engravers I steal |, scheduled a ratification meeting for 4 p. m. EST Unlay, and predicted hi* men would vole yes within an hour, Walter N. Thayer, president o f the Herald Tribune, said that if this were dune Ilia pub­ lication would be on the streets t o n i g h t with the Thursday morning e d i t i o n . The other idled morning pa­ pers— the Times, Mirror and the News—hate intliialtd they cuuld publish within a few hour* after picket* ware with­ drawn. The idle afternoon paper*— the Juurnul-AmcrJcttii, World Telrgrnin and Kun, l.ong Island Star Journal and Long Island 1’reaa— should have nu problem* in publishing Thurs­ day afUrnoon. Feeling was strong among the negotiators at City Hall that tha future would not bring any mure euch painful and arrlmunloui dispute. This was predicated, in part, on the achievement of a rommoii ex­ piration date by the ten un­ ions Involved. Also seen waa a new amity among tha pulillsheis and tha newspaper unity committee, representing all tha union*. F, M. Flynn, publisher of the Dally News, said both aide* had “ learned a lot." And Thayer declared, "W# think we have something wo can build on—something which wilt better labor relatione In PARIS (U P lt — French rullwaymcn called a series of harassing walkouts today mid leaders of “ mi.WIO striking coal miners urged restraint from further vhdenre in the drive for higher wages. President Charles de (iaulle summoned his cabinet for a report on the labor crisis from Mlchrl-Mauriee llokunownki, minister of Industries. The 350,000 ruilwaynien scheduled Iwo-liuur walkouts at each shift change to hack the miners' strike against He (iaulle's wage austerity pollclcs. (in* and electricity workers railed for more walkouts Thursday, and there wa* talk of a possible general strike hy France’* million-man na­ tional inti work force unless the government hacks down, Striking coal miners clash­ ed briefly but sharply with police in l-orraine Tuesday. Minor injuries were reported. It wa* the second Incident of violence reported during tha miners’ atrika for more pay, shorter working hours and more vacation time. Union leaders Immediately Issued urgent appeals to avoid any mor* fight* with authori­ ties. New York.** He added, "This la a day w* hava looker! forward to for 110 dnys and it Is a happy on*.’’ There were “ no winners, ami, wo hope, no losers," he said. He would not comment on whether the morning news­ papers might raist their price from five rents to a dime. The 110-day blackout knifed savagely Into the city* econ­ omy, causing uo estimated loss of more than l-I.Kt mil­ lion. And Its repercussions were fell as far sway as Can­ ada, where the newsprint in* duslr stiffen'd a financial blow rnicululeil at I2B.7 mil­ lion by the publishers. Demonstration Center Mon­ day to fiO jiarth Ij.aiits Cold rejuvenation was a large part of the prcsentati .n nnd included a demonstration on pruning live plant*. The oginti explained that pruning should h» done after new growth begin, on frost dam­ aged plants to determine the amount of living material left. portant, the agents stressed. ft* root ys terns may have b:en ,imaged and reduced In sire. A mulch several inches thick is slso helpful to con­ serve soil moisture nnd pre­ vent high temperature* in summer they said. After new growth on these plants begin, a balanced fer­ tilizer should be applied light­ ly and frequently to enrouA water repellent pruning rage new growth, the agenta paint should ho used to cost said. pruning wound* over oneInsect and disease control half Inch In diameter, they were demonstrated hy means saiil. of slides and ehnrts. Corrective p r u n I n g and Whether to continue with pinching of ornamental -hml>, regular maintenance or reno­ which gunv rapidly in the vate the frost damaged lawn Florida climate wne also was discussed and methods of demonstrated. each described hy the agents. Regular watering of cold They suggested that if the damaged plants Is also im­ lawn hud a large amount of Y o u r d re a m s com e tr u e [T J T jJ f f if f i f f I I I i l S i l i W H Q with ^ i 100 E X T R A “ thatch” (dead hut ttndecnmpi seif leaves, stems and clip­ ping* at the soil surface) that the lawn lie renovated. I Renovation involves the ui* of two basic tool*. One a* a vertical mower which thins out the gras* and break* loose the thatch so It tan be raked up. The other tool is an aeri­ fying tool which loosens the soil. After these operations, the lawn should he fertilized and kept w<dl watered, the agents said. Other questions were reg a r d I n g replacement of shrubs nnd flowers and new planting*. Publications help­ ful to the homeowner in land­ scaping his horn* war* point­ ed out and questions of Indi­ vidual problems were answer­ ed hy the county agents. S T A M T S | Limit on* coupon per adult cnatomer, Jat 3-30-63 Coupon good through March 30. fflfc „ • S 'w B iB w m iiiw it v iw n “Super - Right” Fine Quality Heavy W estern Beef STEAKS SHOES Close Trimmed Sirloin Boneless Sirloin Tip Boneless Top Round • Y ou r Choice _ S T E P M A h i'E R Lb. ARgoed llrand Sliced IHKI'IIDAY IIKOWNIES for March nro Unrliuru Pfitxer (left) who will celebrate her birthday March 80 and Valerio Lackey whoso birthday wa* March 12. 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I M M Ml h r s uper M a rk e ts Prirr* In this ad ar* good through Saturday, March 30. 2ft0 Magnolia Ave. at 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. �Ervin Asks Provision On 'impssso NOW OPEN! SEMINOLE DRY OPKKATKI) THE VIKING TYPE — Leslie P a r r i s h will spend six nmnllis in YuKoxluviu, where site’ll rostnr w i t h Richard Widmark in filming of "The L«ng Ships,“ a Viking tale. Food Prices ^ WASHINGTON (UPI1 The Labor Department was expected to rt'iHirt today that continued increases in food prices pushed living costs up another notch dur­ ing February. The monthly cost-of-living report was to he released at II a. m., EST. Department officials said Pie jump in February was not expected to match the two-tenths of one per cent increase reported last munth. The January increase was prompted chiefly by damage to crops caused by a cold wave throughout the South. "There was some freeze in the South after the January figures were reported," one spokesman said, "so we are not sure we’re through the increase in food prices, "W e had an almost klenllrni situation in 1957-58 and prices remained high until May or June in that case,'' he said. The January price index stood at lUti, onc-lrnth of one per cent lower than the all-time record high estab­ lished last September. pnrtion itself within the con­ evaluating a change in the stitutional framework." number of this district from Sueh action, he said, would 43 to 44. do away wth the necessity for This plan, Ervin said, would endless special sessions on ro­ be sufficient to cover the apportionment and the threat present 4.1-senator, llJ-iepof federal court Intervention such as wus experienced byFlorida in the P»*t year. He said ratification by the voter* in November, Hull, of the t-l-scnator. 11"-represent­ ative plan written into a con­ stitutional amendment pro­ posal by lust month’s special session, is "at best proble­ matical.'* A formula clastic enough to meet tho challenge of newlegal situations,, yet firm enough to maintain Florida's traditional form of constitu­ tional government would in­ sure voter approval, ho said. The p r o v i s i o n for the stute supreme court to re­ apportion should the legisla­ ture wind up in a political imp a s s e would provide an "escape valve" to keep the federal courts out of this stale issue, Ervin added. He recommended that the proposed amendment include. I. A requirement that the legislature reapportion itself every IP years beginning with the 1971 session, 'J A senate of no less thun .'It! nor mule than It members leptr-lilting districts of such number and territory ns the legislature s h a l l prescribe with due consideration given to population, geographical and other rational factors. 3. A house of no less thun 101 nor more than I I I mem­ bers apportioned on a basis of equal proportions formula with each county having at least one representative. And a provision allowing the legis­ lature to give weighted votes or more than one vote to members nf multiple-county delegations in older to reduce the number of members. J. A requirement that the governor must call a special session on rcapportionmcni within 30 days after adjourn­ ment of a regular session which fails to reapportion, 5. A provision that if such session fails to apportion within l"0 days, the legisla­ ture must adjourn and Hitstate aupienm court bn requlred to reapportion pursu­ ant to criteria in the stute constitution. 1. A provision that Dade l 'amity's two aenatois not be elected at the same time, lie- resentative plan and flexible I’ubli. Itefender to represent enough to assuic its la lifin - needy |*-i -mis accused of [ tion by the voters, crime. Recommendations in other V ron-'.itutional amend­ fields included: ment cleating a peimaneiit —Creation of the office of State llililding Fund rum- FREE Ma|ts, Area Inrormaliun and Gifls from Local .Moreliaitls Await You if you are a Newly Arrived Family or know of A New Family Contact our hostess LOLA WINN FA 2-ll»78 - Itlll Stevens Avr. ™ PHILCO an a FAMILY FINANCE SIRVICE, INC. of Sanford 125 South Park Ave............................ FA 2-4612 i— — — — ii ill mi 'I • T IL 3e5!!M. MARVIN MILAM "IN - 'Jifft .MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE FA MIDNIGHT THIS f FRI. 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Ervin urged the 1'.Mid legis­ lature to approve a brand new constitutional nunndment on reapportlonmenl that would be elastic enough to meet fu­ ture needs in terms of experi­ ence. growth and legal nalitics. The recommendation headed the lirt of 67 new laws urged by the attorney general in his report to the governor and IUf.3 legislature. Other rec­ ommendations included a pub­ lic defender system and a per­ manent state building fund. " It is apparent that us Florida's population growth patterns further develop, the problem of ^apportionment will again assert itself,'' lie raid. " It is encumbent upon tile legislature to endow the state with a const! tut tonal ap­ portionment provision that has sufficient flexibility to allow tho legislature to reap- CLEANERS COOL CFSIIIONS O P E R A T IN G TRADE W IT H P U R C H A S E OF 8 G A L OR M O R E G A S O L IN E EACH Limit 12 1* T t r e $ fo n e $ fo r e $ First & French SANFORD P II. F A 2-U2I4 J �U . S . D . A . C H O EC E " F L A V O R A G E D % 7 * « *•' *\ ■^EZTGSa£5 I «^ �®Jj> >« hfat* Psbi B—Wtd. Mur. 27, '63 SHS Romps Over Apopka Z IP GU N N ER A ‘•a a g m /' Hurlers In Shape .. iv r r u op & O rn oK / O P h u m Ar/& & 7*4QEATE/sn5> 7~<=> CSfi ■ / V P U 'L A D E tm tA M & sr * Tw in s fv/A//V£rxa MHAFFEY. / Manager Sam Mele, who ’ the Twins'other top teft handguided the Minnesota Twins' j|m KiM> wcnt lhe ro,„ c to a surprising second place S!?ainst the Philadelphia Philfinish In the American Lea­ lies. gue race last season, is whip­ No other major league ping his pitching staff into team has had two pit diet* go shape for another crack at all the way this spring. In the world champion New fact, only three other pitchYork Yankees. era—Johnny Podre* of the Southpaw Jack Kralick be­ I » * Angeles Dodgers, Paul came the accond Minnesota Brown of the Phils and Gor­ pitcher to pitch a full nine don Seyfrled of the Cleveland innings Tuesday tn blanking Indians—have gone the dis­ the Baltimore Orioles, 2-0, on tance during the exhibition season. ing up. Riser banged out threa hits at the plate while Caolo chim­ ed in with two. Larry Pivic also aided the causa with a pair of slnglra. The next game for Sanford is Friday against Leesburg. Rrillinnt Donnie Smith pick­ ed up hli srrond Will of tin' baseball •(■•non a> he hurled a four hit whitewash against Oviedo Tuesday as Lyman won, 0-0, In pirkin? up the victory, Smith fanned 10 hatters as tha Greyhounds chalked up their fifth win of the season. Greyhounds’ Freddie Grant and Marvin Cook slammed homers for the Hounds to para the nine hit assault, I.yman scored one run in tho first, cams bark with threa In tha second and iced tin till with five In tha fourth and fifth frames, Denny Mac Sparks Field The track champion him­ self, T. J, Daniel's Denny Mtc, with nine wins in the bag, hesds an all-star field of Grade A greyhounds in P m first hsU of the dally double at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club tonight. The program stacks up as one of the best of the entire wkitcr with four Grade A events listed and > marathon run for tho nightcap Hint Is rated Grade T and send* both A and U routers over the long 3/SDu-mtle course. Denny Mae will ba trying for his tenth victory In the initial race of Ihu evening. He has held the spot of top winner practically the entire season and he represents the track's winningest kennel. The sensational pup, who will not be two-years-old un­ til May, has a big responsibil­ ity tonight for if he should fall to win Ctrcus City Ranch Kennel's Mystery Tamer, an eight lime winner, hits a chance to He Ills score In the last rare of the evening. Tills tenth race lists eight of the track's super mara­ thoners and every mu- of them is s derhy possibility. Aside from Mystery Tamer other fan favorites in thr lineup Include Little Rhonda, My Terfectiun and liuckin Motile. In tonight’s featured ninth rare Sarasota Snnroast, who boasts the fastest clocking n( tho season to date. Is rated a 2 to 1 favorite cu tho morning line. Two or three billion years ago, earth's atmosphere may hava consisted mainly of methane, ammonia and hydro­ gen, instead of oxygen and nitrogen, according to acientista. » A TL A N TA (U l'I) — Former University of Georgia Athletic Director Watly Itutts said Tuesday he would let his attorney dreide whether he should take another lie detect­ or test regarding an accusa­ tion lie cnnspiied to rig a football gamp. Stale Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook had requested that Itutts and Alabama Coach I’aut Rear Rryant, also accused In the alleged "fix," submit to new testa. liryant’a attorneys advised their client against a second test, which they said, “ would serve no useful purpose" since llryant already h»* passed surh a test. Rutta and Rryant hava been charged in a recent Saturday Evening I'nst article* with rig­ ging the IW12 Georgia-Ala­ bama football game which Alabama won 35-0. Itoth men denied the accusation and Rutta has filed a *10 million libel suit. Iiryant also la exicected to sue the t’ust regard­ ing the article, "The Story of a College Football Fix.” Rutta and llryant under­ went separate, privately ar­ ranged lh* detector tests which thalr attorneys ssld they passed. Hut Cook said ha wanted the twn men to take polygraph testa admin­ istered by the Slate llurc-nu of Investigation. ' Sell IticharriHon PHOENIX, Art*. (U P I) Tile Los Angeles Angels have sold pitcher Gordon Richard­ son to Atlanta of the Interna­ tional league. Richardson, who had a 13 <1 record with Tulsa In tho Tex­ as league last season, had been acquired by the Angel* In Dip minor league draft for *25,two. Tlie name Cimmerian* l» given to twn peoples, one leg­ endary and the othrr real. The iugrndary Cimmerians were a mythical race men­ tioned in Homer; the histor­ ic rare lived along the north­ ern shore of Hie Black Sea about 700 II.C. For Davey Moore I to Ills native Springfield, Ohio for funeral services. Mure than to.ouo California boxing fans and friends paid their final respect a Tuesday night to Moore, who died Monday without regaining consciuusneia following the loss ot his featherweight title to Sugar Ramos. The 20 year-old boxer laps­ ed Into a coma shortly after recovering from a knockout by Ramos Thursday. Death came leas than 76 hours later. Uoore'a body waa to be flown to Ohio by commercial airliner for funeral services Saturday at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Springfield. A spokes man for the fam­ ily aald friends could pay final respects Thursday and Friday at the John Patterson Funeral Home. Portion night last Wednes­ day night resulted in a tie for first place between Lake Monroe Inn and Jet Lanes. Although the scores were close, they were not very high, with only three 200 games being rolled In the match. Uhr led Lake Monroe with his 202/572, While Max­ well and Borsdorf were tops (nr Jet Lanes with 201/570 and 202/573 respectively. Both teams now have identi­ cal record* of 70 wina and (2 losses. Sweeney’ s kept paee with the leaders by taking three ol the four points from Team No. t, with DcJnng topping Ills team with a 211/539, while Marcottc added a 204 532. Burn* wa* high for Train No. t with a 52fl series. Sweeney's ing of cheap baskets against i* now only 2'a points behind unprepared defenses. iirxt place. Three violation* were add­ Sanforil Mfg. Co. cut Die ed In Die list of those call­ |margin between fifth and ing for technical foul*; Hav­ sixth places to only 2'* point* ing more than five players from Engle's. Kirchholf was on the court during play, re­ high for Sanford Mfg. with entry of a disqualified play­ 201/503 with Tamm rolling er into the game, and chang­ duplicate 201‘s in hia first ing of a uniform number dur­ two game*. Estridge rolled ing a game. the only 200 game for Engle's, The committee clarified Die a 202, with Honeycutt rolling definition of an offensive top series of 518, foul, specifying that when­ ever Uierc is a question whe­ ther an offensive player has possession of tho hail, it shall be ruled that ha does. LONDON (U P I) — Henry Cooper, 188, England, knocked out Dick RlchimUon, 207, Wale* (5 ); Billy Walker, IIKI, Britain, knocked uut Joe I)i GlHXio, 1118, Philadelphia (3 ). NEW YORK (U I'D — Frank Narvaez, 190, Puerto Rico, LOS ANGEI.ES (U P I) — outpointed Tommy Griffin, It took a long long time but 13.1, Philadelphia (8). the Lo* Angeles Ram* final­ SAN JOSE, Cnlir. (U P I) — ly landed the No. t prize of Luis Million, 139, Sun Jose, the 11**»2 rnllegiate football outpointed llohliy S c a n l o n , season—All-America quarter137, Sun Francisco (10), hack Terry Baker of Oregon State. Baker, ulm couldn't sign The U. S. Naval Academy until the end of the liaxkel- wa* moved from Annapolis, ball *ea.*on. flew hero Tues­ Md., lo Newport, It. I., dur­ day from Portland. Ore., and ing! he Civil War. was greeted at the airport by Elroy llirarh, assistant to Ham President Daniel Ree­ ve*. A brief conference fol­ lowed, and within an hour after the plane landed, Baker waa signed tn a 1**3 contract. • Crest liner BoaU N'o terms were disclosed, • Mercury Motorrt hut it wa* presumed the 22• The Aluminum Hunt year-old left-hand passer—Fur The Khthermnn one of Die most honored cutlegiato football players in 2101 8. French Ave. history—received a healthy bonus from the National F z\ 2 -1 3 9 2 Football la-ague team. It Will Take Longer To Play Cage Games, New Rules Reveal LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P I) - will do away with the old call A look at basketball's new of "forced out of laiunds," ruin for next season suggest­ in which the player with the ed today that it will take as hall was given possession on much as IS minutes longer an out of hound* play. to play a game, but there Acting on the assumption will be less shoving around that it is impossible to force along the baseline. a player out u[ hound* with Most important of the out fouling him, Mich a rail changes adopted by the Na­ now will result in a per­ tional Basketball Rules Com­ sonal foul on tho defensive mittee at tlM final session ot man. a three-dsy meeting here The committee also elimi­ Tuesday was a provision for nated Die practice of "o ffi­ stopping the game clock cial's time out," for the pur­ whenever the referee blows pose of adjusting or repairing his whistle, fur any reason. equipment or apparel. This Heretofore, tho dock lias change Is aimed primarily run on while the bull was at player* who wear low cut handled or taken nut of shoes which ollcn come off, bounds for such violations as delaying Hie game. Player* traveling, double dribbles ami have l ai n suspected of deli­ in many other situations. berately losing shoes to stop Now it will atop, amt Cliff (he action. Kagan, secretary of the rules Officials now will 1m re­ committee, said college quired to handle the hall games obviously will require to be thrown in from out of Si«m M ercer 12 to 15 minutes more to bounds alter alt violations, ST. LOUIS (U P I) — Punter play. not just in (lie forecourt a* Mike Mercer, who ployed fur Tho other major change previously, to prevent acorthe Minnesota Vikings the past two seasons, lias born signed by the St. Louis Car­ COMEBACK COURSE • • • • By Alan Mover dinals. In addition, the Car­ dinals also signed two free agents, quarterback till Gar­ A A/D R/S 0 £ T /?O tr ner nl Duke and tackle Sum T/G£A*S Silas of Southern Illinois, No Charity Shows LOS ANGELES (U P I) — The manager of boxer Davey Moore today disclosed "they­ 'll never have to stage any charity shows" for Dm fain­ tly of the former feather­ weight champion. "Davey wasn't • spender," •aid Willie Ketchum. "He alwaya put hia money to work for hia family. I'm not sure about the amount of cash tn hia bank account, but he'a got thlnga to chow for hli fighting. He doesn't owe any­ body." It waa estimated Moore's wife and five children will have a monthly Income ol *300, plus considerable reel estate holdings. Ketchum revealed Dio sta­ tus of Moore's finances while plana were completed for fly­ ing little Da vejf'a body tuck 2 Teams Tied For 1st In Loop Asked Of Butts A AM 7 0 0 £ CA/E O P 7R £ E£-AD/Rff £AfTR/£S /V 7A’£ CO.PE&ACAr A fT E R DROPP/AG PO it'A £ Ko tc a 'ES ro 4 r/ f PEACE E A S T /EARA 'OT 7&A7EtfMv/ A /6-SA V E SAG JA/ TAE h */ COdC/AM. 1tret repeated 7EE/R 19(ERECARO TfaY'p , A RATE 0EATEA \ TfE TAiKSOT :> OAVES. Vi. V . PU T WAT/AAl /962 WAS 7HEPEAR o f r* £ T7GER /.V 7AE C M E S E GACJMDAR, { THE PETROlT^f/GURED /T At/GMT ARRET 70 TREtt A fTE R TA'E/R GREAT796/ SGJMA’S, PUT, ALAS, TOPAtA ir O f 7*£ T/GEAfS WERE SACKf/A'JQREP) CATS. . . - / KAl/KE A fa \ j/fRAAK £ARY fro The San Francisco Giants, who came close to Iwating the Yankee* in the World Scries, suffered their fourth straight defeat to the 1/is AnRole* Angels Tuesday, 4 2. 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EXCEPT |’ o*t Tima W a'II adju st, repack front wheal b earin g*, check grease seal*, add fluid, and road teaL 8:10 SeaMin Knit* April All-Weather $ Baker Signs Ram Contract ONLY wMr-CT.^WllV Kralick, who pitched a nohitter last year, scattered four hits in eight innings Tuesday b e f o r e weakeni/)g with two out in Die ninth in­ ning. Jim Gentile and Joe Gaines singled tmt Kralick got the last batter on a ground out. Vic Power’* first inning home run otf Robin Robert* and Karl Hatley's sacrifice fly in the sixth pro­ vided for the Twins* runs. The Dodger* and Phils un and Terry Fox led Die Tigers trashed their powerful hitting to victory. Although oulltif, 16-5, the attacks Tuesday. The Dodg­ ers ripped the Pittsburgh Pi­ Braves capitalized on Ken rates, 19-6, amt the Phils Hunt’s wildness to beat the pummelled the St. Louis Car­ Beds. Hunt, a rookie sensa­ tion two years ago but rele­ dinals, Pi-8. gated to the minors last year, In other games, the Chi­ walked eight, made two wild cago White Sox tripped the pitches and contributed a t ^ New York Mels. 2-J; the De­ error before leaving in t b ^ troit Tigers downed the Yan­ kees, 2-1; the Milwaukee fifth. Houston rallied Tor four Braves heat the Cincinnati runs in the ninth and with­ Reds, 7-5; and Houston Colts stood a Chicago rally behind clipped the Chicago Cubs, 6Larry Yellcn's clutch rcliel 4; Die Indians bopped the pitching. Boston Red Sox, 5-3, and the Four doubleplajs helped Kansas City Athletics defeat­ the Indians overcome the Red ed the Washington Senators, Sox. Scyfried picked up tlia 7-6. victory and hit a homer. u Bill Skowrnn and Dick Men Rookie Dick Green hit a * hit homo runs in pacing the single, double and triple for Dodgers' 20*lut attack. Tom­ the A s and knocked in the my Davia drove home five winning run. The A’ s scored runs for Lo* Angeles while four times in lhe seventh in­ southpaw Sandy Kouiax pitch­ ning to give Ted Bowsfield, ed - seven innings for the who worked seven innings, Dodgers, striking out nine the triumph. and giving up to hits. Johnny Cnllisun belted a three run homer and Don Buy Itu(l(lin k Demeter hit a solo homer a* FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. the 1'htl* scored four runs in (UPI I — The Richmond Vir­ the seventh Inning and seven ginians, top farm club of tho in the eighth. New York Yankees, have pur­ lion Hansen's two-run sin­ chased shortstop Don Buddin, gle beat the Mels, who, nev­ who played fur the Houston ertheless. r e c e i v e d four Colls last season. Buddin, scoreless innings of pitching who had been in the spring from Carl Willey, recently ac­ training camp of tlio Detroit quired from the Braves. A1 Tigers, will report at once Ratine's homer and Die sev­ to the Riehmond camp in { en-hit pitching of Don Mo»si Hollywood, Fla. Fight Results MEADORS MARINE SWEEPSTAKES For Y a n k s By United Press International six hits. Just last Saturday, I)nnny McFnrlin hurled n two hitter und the hiK bain of Jack ChoIo and Hutch Riser unloaded triples to pace the Sanford Scminoles to a rousinK 0-1 win over Ajmpka Tuesday. McFnrlin hurled five innings of spotless hall before he was given a rest with Ed Fitzgerald finish­ Donnie Smith Blanks Oviedo; unslO New Tests P rep Briny Your Car ^ To The Expert* SUNDAY •55'i PARE ai'C /TA ti) (/T.SS/A'3 6 / S U if S _ Ai'O l A n y oURR/faERa* 2 P 9 ro 2-6, PcTRO rr AUVER M P A CRAKE. W hy YOU Should Front End Special Buy T IK E S from M cK O UEK TS * Lifetime Urftomlitiuiuil Hazard Warranty. FREE: Periodic Inspection FREE: Flat Tiro Repair Komi FREE: Tiro Rotation FREE: Front End Check WEDNESDAY A SATURDAY * 3 P M . (N O M ATINEE ON FR ID A Y) MATINEES Ladies* N ig h t Every aS m S!IS m4* 9 Now Just Thursday Where The Top Duks Run — Rain Or Shine Sorry! No Minor*! 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R ain b o w Ranch t.00 42) Tha Deputy 41) IHoE’-aphy n m n t li 4 0 Ila Inhow P ar ty 40 I V .* »t" * ■ n T ra 'i t: 10 l<) tV hare I hi U r Sun-I,' • :*8 1:30 1:00 t:St lt.^0 |2> Tha VIrain fan 4 0 >Ioon*htn«»r • 4«) 'Mcbrlnp « r 41) G o in g M r W a r 4 0 T lir H ew ry II III * Mltlea 42) P e r r y Como 40 Dirk Va n t»vka Show 40 Don M S t i l l — Pal* t on* 40 S i k * l City *2) Kl>% i tith Hour (H» a*1f- If Tin I lieI 11:11 (2) N f« *(4rt|i# 4V* M ' f i i l i y N• w* 4 0 C h. a lla r.n 4«> W r til liar 11:11 41) T h e a ter I l : l o 4!) T«vnlt# Show 21:21 4 0 Molly w .m i I Mo via Cal vaeada THURSDAY A. M. Stan on 1:11 42) Hign nn 7:oo i O tt a he I f MuVlia 1 : H 41) Karin Market R «. port 4 0 N'anra a U aathar T : l t (2) T od ay l O Pra*School |v a nuing 1:41 41) "Mlflkla'a Gatpal Tima'* 8 :I t 4 0 Captain K an aa ro a (1) Ml^kry Evans Snoie 1 11 41) W a a t h t r l i t ( I ) T od ay and • Ion <«) Lo\ a o f LSfa 41* Ernie F *rd Show T H U R S D A Y P. M. 12:2k tdi Har ry r.vaeoni r New » 18.8f 42) T ru th or Cone*4 0 F a th er Krww a l i r « t 18:18 t o Outfit tiff l a ill * 8 Se f r 1 mi.’ - row 11 44 41) M id-Day Report U -- <2) N DC P a w * K rport I *0f 41 » N r w • an4 tt r.it her I h ) M-i u, It’ o f Mu* > 41 * Mld-r'U- Report 1:18 41) t.afft.n a 1:1a (2» P llm tw *' • 1:18 i l l lllstim iy r a tro l *2) S trine I ill \* 1 r 44 .rid Tor n* 2. 1)0 i . ) I l f rv lli . li h'i«'W 4l* Day In »*■ urt 4*»i t » t L '• k 1e 4 ■r » H * i*r l* I rt> Tlrporta 11 :!• «* * Mid-Kla. Nana 11:20 41 ) \V*ither • :I f i f ) 4|) Channel i Yfwrnrm i • i Cartoon villa 1 : ‘ 0 42) Jack LaUi a Show 44 I i n i i f i nn 11i• ’flr> I 10 41) Gala Storm Show (O' Humper ltooru 11:11 42) Say When 4) t,aarn Spanish 4*» •\tlr iit1.tr 11:21 42) P lay l our Ilufi H 4 0 1 L m i Lucy 41) Ann r- u iif ! n Du a ar 11:11 421 Price !■ ft Sr hi 48) The 11) Jana W y f lig a Praeanta 11:11 <2) U u n t m ' ra hen 48) pet*- # ' ?U Jy • t l) Votiri I*or \ s. nit t : i t 42) Tunir FI rat Imprt** t Haws 2.20 t : | Mer e •1rtf fin i l l Seven Rev t 1:00 i 7 ♦ Lore!* .1 Ynung g 18 ) M llllumi I re r M l tJ11* *’ ;i I' *r a !»;•>' • tie *2) V' line Dr si ‘ •i•r* 181 T o TrH The Truth fi*i tVho 1• » V *i T ru *t 8:1ft » i ) C oltlngw ood K i w i Secret Hit or m I oy » 2) T l i « Mai U 1Li!t’.r 44?I per ret Si urm <t*i ,tm 14i m l m .in I • ..•* 42 I 31uk • I? in I t D»dd> 1 81 K.lga o f Nltfht 15) IHseiiaery ’ **2 |:S0 * l* A liter I ’ a n N * i » * » l * n d t :r*1 1 5)1 hrnruui 4S) 1' rude tVa’ t 1:88 <•) i I M i lelvea I 2* Hr *1 of *!|i'U |iQ f ♦* I Dt puly 1 I •• ( t ) w » a t h « r 1* » a lis a dUqhliqhJtA TV Time Previews 7:30 9 p m. NUC. Tlie Vir- cilimia and some pleasant fiiniiin. "Echo From Another surprises for the younger set D»jr." (Cok)r). Doug McClure It features Tex Bcneke with hit orchestra, made up large «nd Jamei Drury hatullo the i 1) of old (ileim Millet per-on *hola ihow tonight with a nel. Including the Moderngood deal of excitement that alrea with Paul Kelly and makes up for general lack ol Singer Hay Kherk\ On hand believabliity. A pair of ex- too is Wynn Miller, a musical convict gold robber* meet lo comedy singer and niece of .jig up the hidden loot. Trani- the late hand leader. Perry pu* join* Ihe acarchcr* since also brings on lovely and tal­ one of the pair 1* an old ented singer • dancer Carol friend and the other has hired Laurence, all of which adds gunslingers for anna kind of up to a first-rate show. "protection." llradford Dill9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick man and John Dchncr arc Van Dyke Show. "I'm No featured. Henry Waldron." 7:30 8:30 |i.iii. ABC. Wagon Train. "The Adain .Mackentie Story.” Worth watching if only for tlie sincere |ierform- V f v i v H v I i t r \ r ) HI UI - I N THE A T R F ance of Michael Atuara in the title role, lie play* * frontier doctor, thwarted at every turn in hia attempt lo treat a critically injured In­ dian Uiy ( Danny Bravo I by hit primitive parent*. They believe the lad can only be cured by the death of his alaU r (I/ili Hubert*), whom they consider a witch. Wagonmaster Bale <John Mclutire), of course, sides with the doc­ tor. 9 9:30 p m. CBS. The Iteverljr HiMbillir*. A funny plot has Jed Clampctt (Buddy Kt>»en» preening himself in out­ landish city clothes and even attempting Ihe twist, all for the love of a lovely secretary (l»1 a Albright). She li any­ thing but unattainable when ane learn* Jed's bank account totals ovpr S:l > million. Be­ fore alie la through site fig­ ures even milliona can ba a bad bargain, thanks to the an­ tics of tha other Clampctt*, which Include Irene Jtyan, Donna Douglas, Max Baer and, aa Cousin Pearl, Ota Benaderat. 9-10 p.m. NBC. Perry Como. (Color). This one It loaded with nostalgia for us senior PHONE FA 2-1218 TO M T K K T i l l IIS. ALL MEAT S T E W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND. RIB & RUMP ROAST . . SIRLOIN TIPS OF BEEF . . . . PORK CHITTERLINGS . . . 10 lbs. $1.98 FRESH MULLET or PIG MAW . . lb. 9c Meaty Spare Ribs ^ 2 8 ‘ j jew el i a CARLO AD P A S S N IT K S s h o r t e n in E t * A 7:0.1 K 11:00 "T H E FAC TS OF L IF E " Bob Hope l.urille Ball \jA J2 A h t o-IIit 9:11 "T W O RODE FA N C Y CORN T O O E T IIK R ” Jamr* Stewart Itirhurd Hidmnrk In Color STAHTS SUN. W AI.T DISNEY'S "IN SEARCH OF TH E CASTAW AYS" In Color W E i.c n ” •) oz. Limit t With Ha Order ★ ★ ★ 4 ★ $1 C AN S U . M. NO . I W H IT E SEW - A L L R I T Z 3(> OZ. FA N C Y LAST DAY M?NEILL Tell the Exciting Story of fi OZ. I»KG. LO N G .JAR in n u n 'i Haitma: ■: VI caw Deltona G R A IN ^ Kraft Mustard U r .A I - McK e n z i e MR “G ” FRENCH FRIES 3 -2 5 fjF A N T IT Y R lfillTS RESERVED 38 RICE 8 ‘ Delta Syrup !l OZ. I 'K I L F R O Z E N StaCKLC-nUILT S wordsman of S ie n a 1 DOZ. Apple • Crape Drink OPEN 11:13 * (p • • 48' io o z . f r o z e n Mustard Turnips • C o lla r d s If lC 10 FRICKS COOl) THRU MARCH .11 T O N IG H T 9:30 P.M. TIP TO P S U P ER M A R K ETS Channel 9 4th ST. & SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th ST. POTATOES 10 LBS. 38‘ FRESH TO M A TO ES 2 LBS. 35‘ U .S . No. 1 O N IO N S 3 LBS. 25‘ l1 t \ f| f t— • « II 4' V — ^ - s a ;IttL: 11 u rl 1 / - �Club Department Penneys Holds Meeting Misi Dorothy Benton was cues! of honor it a recent bridal ahower at tho home of Mr*. Jack Benton Sr., 707 East 25th St. Co-hoalcucs were Mrs. Jock Benton Jr., lira. James Benton, Mrs. It. L. Bradley and Mrs, E. O. Keith. Games were played and prises awarded to Mrs. Char­ les. D. Hayes, Miss Karla Wellborn and Miss Angclc Hardy. The refreshment table was decorated with a white lace tablecloth and centered with a musical bride doll. Other arrangements of Easter lilies, orchids and roses were used throughout the parly rooms. Nuts, mints, cake and cof­ fee were served by the hos­ tesses. Three cakes were dec­ orated by Mrs. Charles D. Hayes. One was heart shaped and the other two were square. Each one held ela­ borate messages expressing best wishes and hnppincss for the bride and groom. Others enjoying tho evening with the honoreo were her mother, Mrs. G. W. Benton, Mmea. L. H. Wynne, George Alford, Glen Anderson, Itufus Benton, Ilegglo Mosey, I'. B. Giltyard, George Benton, and the Misses Itcva Wright, Brenda, Potty and Del Ben­ ton. Out of town guests were Mrs. P. H. Gilley of Daytona Beach and Mrs. Henry Hardy and Angela from Orlando. *3 SKI Final plans have been made for the fashion show to be held Thursday evening at the Home Demonstration Cen­ ter. It is being sponsored by the l,ako Monroe HD Club. Dresses made from Bates prints will be modeled by the ladies. These dresses are from Milady's Shoppe of Fine Fabrics. The Shoppe in con­ junction with the Club will hold a fashion show contest. Fashions to be modeled were made by Seminole County ladies and they will model their own dresses. Bob 5tero will be commentator. Dr. Carl Lind will entertain with several accordian selcc lions. Mrs. E v a n g c l i n r Crumb, Mrs. Joe Wright and Miss Lucy Nowlin will be the judges. Prizes will tie awarded for Iho two best dresses and door prizes will be given out dur­ ing the cvrnlng. The event is open to the public free of charge. The show will start at it p m. Modeling the dresses will be Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. Burnham, Mrs. P. Smith, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, Mrs. Claude Hawkins, Mrs. Baymond Jncksun, Mrs. it. L. Johnson, Mrs. Harold Kryder, Miss Linda Bay and Miss Barbara Kennedy. - K i ije & MISS DOROTHY BENTON, wan guest or honor at a recent bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Jack llciilori At left in her mother, Mrs. Gilbert Renton and Mins Renton. Rack row, arc co-hos- tosses, Mrs. Jack Renton Jr., Mrs. It. L. Bradley, Mrs. K. O. Keith and Mrs. Jack Renton Sr, An­ other hostess, Mrs. James Benton, is not in the picture. (Herald Photo) C R EA TIV E W OMAN THE GARDEN OF THE MONTH award for March waa won by Mr. and Mrs, Roy Piper, 827 Catallnn Drive. TI i Ih la tho first award presented alnco December und tho Piper home waa chosen by tho llcmerocnllls Circle for general appeurnucu mill n well kepi lawn, M ih. Ralph Jar via, beautification chairman ami her committee se­ lected the home. (Herald Photo) Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Rev. and Mrs. James Mc­ Cullough and children of Green Cove Sprlngl were re­ cent giicsta of Mrs, McCul­ lough's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Giles und son of Moultrie, Ca., were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Cun­ ningham drove to Oldsmar, Sunday to accompany their daughter, Jean, hark to the home of tier sister, Mrs. K. S. Dcnby, and her husband, where she is slaying while aUmling school llicro, She had spud several days In Kn- trrprisc with her parents, Mrs, Carol Emanuel and rhlldren were dinner guests of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Keller, in DeLand, Sunday in celebration ot her birthday. Mr. and Mis. Glen Harrell and children or Live Oak and Mrs. Corwin Rive visited friends hero Saturday, Mrs Harrell is the former Jonell Dietz and Mrs. Hive is the former Barbara Did*. JUST T H E T O U C II -T ry \l I Mrs. Cleveland Hostess For VAH-1 Bridge Mrs. Richard Cleveland was hostess for the monthly VAH-1 dessert bridge at her home In Lnke Mary. The ladies were served cherry cheese cake and cof­ fee when they arrived nl 12:30 p.m. Mints, randies and nuts were plaetd on the bridge tables. Those attending were Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, Mrs. Michael Durant, Mrs. James Durbin, Mrs. Ed Frilsch, Sirs. T. C. Garret I, Mrs. William Good­ man, Mrs. Roger l>'<mhardl, Mrs. Wallace Hall, Mrs. Jack .Salisbury and Mrs. L. A. Musgrove. Mrs. Leroy Hawkins was tho only guest. Mrs. Cleve­ land was high and Mrs. Haw­ kins second high. uniHmi NT* fHOTO-ClimF lo givo you liours o f O f Europe By Mn. Adam Muller The Civic and International Department of the Dellnry Women's Club met at the Community Center for the monthly meeting, with the chairman, Mrs. C. T. Duryra, presiding. Mrs, Henry lyihof showed color pictures of her recent European lour. She spent four months in Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, BadenBaden and Hanover. She wrnt to out of the way places (or interesting pic­ tures. Among those shown at the meeting were the room where President Kennedy and the Hussion Premier held their meeting, beautiful old castles, Ihe Munich Opera House, St. Stcven'a Church in Vienna; the Alps, St.- 3!arka Cathed­ ral, old mosaic works, the Bay of Naples, Home and sccnca in Italy, They stopped at San Mo­ reno, Zurich, Geneva and the Blvicra whero the perfume Is made from fresh flowers. Other places visited included Luxrnhurg, the Netherlands, Rotterdam with the old wind mills, and England. Refreshments were served by the chairman and cochairman from a buffet tahle, overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with a green and while floral arrangement. Beautifully Styled A charming dress-up frock in half sizes that's hound to create a round of applause. No. 1307 with Photo-Guide is in sizes 121k, 1414, 1614. 1814, 20G. 2214, 2I'4, 20>4. Bust 33 to 47. Size H '4, 35 bust, 3V* yards u( 35 inch ma­ terial. To order send M cents in eoins lor each pattern to: Creative Woman FRIDAY Sanford Herald The United Daughters of Box 438, Midtown Station the Confederacy will meet New York 18, N. Y. Print name, address, with Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B. L. Perkins, style number and size. 806 Magnolia Ave. What is breakfast 7 Diction­ ary definitions include “ the first m ral in the day" and “ o meal a ilc r fasting." Bui must people explain whal breakfast is to them In terms of the goodness of the foods associated with this meal — c r i s p ready-to-eat cereals 'iuoi(i uo «|jcod |i.i.n with cold, frothy m ilk; the tartuess ot citrus w.ij D m .ij; ‘avuodxo ejjxa ap Pleasant •HI v. jsnf mi" ’t‘H)| a.vtsuadxa fn iits ; fragrant coffee; hot, ue uo m|c| fJ.vu|3 uo||o,) buttery breads and toast. , , . . ol magic Enjoys Scenes Local Events THE BRUSH-OFF Takes seconds — pays big dividends in appearance — a quick brushing of suit or coat just before you leave the house. Members of the American Home Department of the San­ ford Woman's Club met in the Coin Boom of the Biksha Inn for the monthly luncheon and business meeting. Guests included Miss A. Holmes, Mrs. Itat»rt d'Aversa, Mrs. Dorothy Polk and Mrs. J, Johnbro. Mrs. W. It. Stringiicld, chairman, conducted the bus­ iness session and it was de­ cided to sprod not more than 1100 on a public address sys­ tem. The Woman's Club Boat in the Semi-Centennial will be made by the American Home Department. A committee for this project will he named later. The program for April will include a party for the County Home with Mrs. Douglas Sten-drom as chairman. Mrs. David Galcltcl, assist­ ant cashier of the Florida State Bank presented the pro­ gram. She spoke on budgeting and banking and presented each one present with a book­ let entitled “ Family Money Management'* and favors of knife sharpeners and handiholders. Tlie booklet included infor­ mation on budgeting, keeping family records, inventories and the correct way to write a check. An interesting dis­ cussion was held on altering checks and how to rash a check when traveling. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. A. O. Roberts and Mrs. Bill Kirk. Others enjoying the lunch­ eon and program were Mmes. George Wells, A. F. Hunt, C. L. Bedding, W. D. Hoffman. Grady Duncan, J. M. Tully, William Stempcr. Ray Ash­ ton, Phillip Simpson, Douglas SK'nstrom, Anna Nelson, C. A. Boyer and Andrew Mc­ Pherson. Easter A pril 14th Auxiliary And Barracks 486 Meet Friday The Ladles Auxiliary and Barracks 486 of Veterans of World War I will hold a cov­ ered dish supper at the Amer­ ican Legion Building on Hwy. 17-P2 this Friday at 6:30 p.m. The two groups will conduct their business meetings, sep­ arately following the supper. This is the first meeting of the fiscal year and all mem­ bers are urged to attend. All World War I veterans, their wives or widows arc cordially invited. The latest reports on pensions will be discussed. ENCHANTING EASTER HATS FOR GIRLS 1 .9 8 CHILDREN'S EASTER FROCKS Any girl's cuter in our orgnnzu softened snijor . . . our veiled flow­ er ring. White or spring pastels . • . adju.Htuble 7 tu 14. • Dtrron and Cation * Sizes t thru 14 Personals By Shirley Wentworth Jerry Scolt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott, Shirley Drive, recently received his confirmation at an 8 p.m. *ervice in Saint Charles Catholic Church in Orlando, E, 1st Si. at Sanford Are, FA 2-5214 cvklifbmsd CO BBER S GIRLS’ WHITE GLOVES FOR EASTER WEAR $1 Fresh white gloves In tailored or d r e a s - u p styles . , . double-woven cotton or nylon, or frill­ ed sheer nylon. Girls' OVER AND UNDER . . . and high in fashion. California Cobbler* weave a magic apell with a romantic llttla fiat they call “ lla*qur." In the Pyrenees or on the plain* . . . you'll love the handhraldrd vamp . . . and ou'll take to Its soft ways that coat just 89.95. lave it in ahadra of Red or Bone In eupple ii nlined Sugar Kid. as seen in GLAMOUR, MADEMOISELLE AND SEVENTEEN 2, 3, 4. J SHOE STORK OF AMERICA'S MOST HIGHLY RESPECTED PRODUCERS OF CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES FOR MEN RASTER S U IT S — BY — P L A Y CLOTHES BY IIARHURT AND GI.EN OF MICH. • WRAP-AROUND SKIRTS 200 N. PA R K AVE. STONE HOUKMiSTOOiSO MARCH 28 PAUL SMITH SMART RAGS FOR EASTERS YOUNG MISS O cLxl OTEO STYLE AUTHORITY FROM THE HOUSE WILL BE HERE 1 .9 8 TO GIVE YOU PROFESSIONAL ADVICE cttie AND TAKE SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENTS o se n a tcu v •plua 10% Fed. Tat TO INSURE THE BEST FITTING, BEST LOOKING CLOTHES TOU'VE EVER WORN. 2 Oz. Eau do Patfum with AtomL-or "Featuring Faahlena Just Fur You" IN OUR STORE. IOKKE • CULOTTES • SHORTS Mary Esther’s CONDUCT A TRUNK SHOWINQ OF THEIR ENTIRE LINC Arrmnurlr* Gatorr Tu CIiwms From . , , Girls love styling! grown - up Tailored or dress • up fashions in black, navy, white, tan or red plustic . . . black plastic patent. �■M M (Dnah Cibbij.: DEAR ABBY: I am 29 year* oM nmi hiivu been married ton year?*. About a viar aim 1 started seeing a young t-'ii'l vvlio lives in a small town near here. She is in trouble now nwl k's my Imilt. My wife and I have Oita flght-yenr-old son and we were ti»'d in) wife can't hn\e any mure children. 1 laid her I knew of « girl in trmiblu who wanted to i»ive her lathy up ami asked mv wife how she would like a new-boni baby. She was thrilled. I called the r Ii I and told her IM (toy all her cx|>cnse» if she'd let inc have the baby. The y{ji1 agreed, liut saitl she would have to leave town pretty soon to await her baby. I'm afraid if I let the girl come here for her confinement my wife will find out the whole story. I tut then, if the girl goes somewhere else, she might lie talked out of giving us the baby. Can you advise me in a hurry please? NO N A ME DEAR NO NAM E: Pay for the baliy and help its mother adopt it out, if that is tier wish, flat leave your wife ami family out of it. One such mistake is enough in one life­ time. (Thr By Abigail Van Buren • DEAR KEPT: Chronic lateness i- nothin) more than proof in living color (usually blush pink) that the late one Is disorganized. Don’t fight fire with fire unless you want to sac­ rifice the relationship. Let the boy know y«»u are hurt, and ask him to try to lie more piompt. * 9 • # 9 9 What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelo|K? to Abby, ltox ,'IJG3, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR AR R Y: W'hnt should a girl do when a boy she dates makes a date to pick her up at 7 :U0 and he doesn't show up until around 8:110? My mother says 1 should keep him waiting for me just as long as I had to wait for him. 1 don't want to get • • • For Abby’s booklet. "||ow To Have A Lovely Wedding.” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3805. Beverly Hills, Calif. Qaj&bij. On{Bhidqz There ere two general forms of Staymnn: forcing hid end mmforcing bid. Mine is of the mmforcing variety, meaning that in most cases my two club response shows a good hand but I muy also use it with a bail one. My tiurtner MUST rrbid two of u suit over my two clubs ir­ respective of the strength of his no-trump. If his rebid is two diamonds it says that he dues not hnve as many as four cants in either spades or hearts, i f his rebid is two spades it tells me he hat at least four spades and may or may not have four heurts also, if his robid Is two hearts it tells me that ho has at trust four heurts and does nut huvu as many as four spades. A little b o o k I e t . ailed "Family f un w 11 li C a r d Games.'' sent to mo by the p l a y i n g nod association, brings bio k vividly many hap­ py childhood evenings. It sa>s, ill part: "Remember the wonderful day* of childhood when the whole family would gather found tlie dining loom table Hlid play card games? •'No olio ever ilrramed of sueli mechanical diversions as television or automatic pinsetting machines in those days. A rousing game of hearts, fan-tan or Michigan was everyone's delight. "Had used to pop a dlshpuiiftil of corn, hot and buttered. |Aunts, uncles, giundpuicuts ami cousins—loo ol,| or young for other recreations hut not too feeble to enjoy walloping tlio daylights out of a sleepyeyed player—Were them. KEPT WAITING * DEAR A1JBY About the "wor­ ried mother’* who was concerned becau-e her lG-yeur-old son kept peep­ ing across into tin* neighbor’s win­ dow where two teeii-ugcd girls have their bedroom. 1 agree with the fa­ ther. It's only natural for a normal lG-year-old boy to look. What boy his age wouldn’t like the chance? In­ stead of the mother peeping on her son. to see if h e 's still peeping on the girls, she should tell the gills' moth­ er to put a shade up and see to it that the girls pull tlie shade down. Then the audience will know the show is over. I'NW’nim iK D FATHER i f I pass his rcldd it is ob­ vious I have n bud bund and tliul tile rrbid suits me. If I go to two spades over a two heurt rebid or to two spades or I HE D E IIA ia GARDEN CLUB belli n plant sale, recently, »t the DcBury Pluzn. They gold h variety of shrub?., flowering hushes, .small trees and other plants. Shown with some of the items are from left, Mrs. t liarles Braun, Mrs. Nicholas Muller Jr., Mrs. George Uuppcrt, Mrs. Robert MaeIvor, ehitinmn of the event, Mrs. William Naegel and Mrs. Theodore Broome. |Co\ Photo) DeBary Personals It) Mis. Adam Muller Severs) Denaryites attend Mr. and Mrs. Eli Voder ed the “ Passion Ploy" at were hosts ut a dinner party Lake Wales Tuesday. Leav­ Saturday evening at the De­ ing on the special train Bary Restaurant for llu-ir Mrs. P. K. Lillie and leven ontof-town guests. Mr. H aiti Paddock. and .Mrs. N. Lambert of In tine?U ol Mr. and Mrs. Kudiana|>o'is; Mr and Mrs. Guy |gene Davis of Mary-gold Lane Lambert of Jasper, ImL; Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc­ and Mrs. K. T. While of Donough of Miami and chil­ L'lica, Hv., and Mrs. William dren. Carol. Ruth and Bever­ Splieer of Louisville, Ky. ly. Mr. Datis is building the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bur- new home for the McDon­ ger uf Carnation Lane have ough's on Hibiscus Dr. tln-ir daughter and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs. Itobert W Rey­ nolds, of Murry Hill, N. J., as Ihelr houicguesls. Mr and Mrs. Reynolds will (l> hi Na» sau heloru returning In New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. C. Moore of Houscguests of .Mrs. Alfred Rose Lane arc entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson Clapp are Mist Marjorie Van­ of Cape Cod, Mass. derbilt and Miss .Margaret Mr. and Mrs. K Z. Walters Jordon ol Short Hills, N. J. have as Ihcir guest, ft. 1). They plan to t|>crid several Van Order of Green Hill days In Enterprise. Lake, Da. Rev. and Mrs. l-red Foster Mr. and Mrs. John Park of Dahlia l)r. plun to visit New entertained tlie ministers of Port Richey and attend tin* this area at their home at tlie ‘‘Spanish Fiesta,” a three-day regular monthly meeting wtih affair. a covered dish supper. By Oswald Jacoby heaits over a two diamond re­ bid I still show a had hand and partner is supposed to puss find let me play at two of my suit. North lias an ideal hand fur this form of Ktayman. He has no interest in game and no in­ terest in letting ids partner pluy one no-trump. Hr wants to play two hrurts if his part­ ner holds four hrurts, other­ wise he wants to play two apudes. He r e s p o n d s two clubs. South goes to two hearts and plays it there. Ho will surely make hie contract and may make un overtrIrk. Tlds is tile only way North ami South ran show u profit. There is no way to iiiuko two spades or one no-trump. NORTH ST A 98653 V K 1042 ♦ 70 * 10 2 W IS T EAST AKQJI0 A 74 ¥78 VJD3 ♦ 8343 ♦ A g too AAJ7 AKUU3 K O I'T il (1*1 A A3 V AQ II ♦ KJ 2 A y 834 Both vulnerable Koalh West North East 1 N T. I’au 2 A Past 2V Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—A K Srral5 Mnr. 27, 1963 — Page 11 ByRuth Millett iOs. Jks (OomJUl : him mad «.l ric because I really like him. Do you havi a "better -olution? • #.mfnrh Enterprise Victs Kill 33 Commies Baptist Assn. Meets I omorrow In Elder Springs I hr cvi . i l i vr tsisrd n erl in» ui iin- Woman s Mission­ ary t nion o| the Seminole Baptist Association will meet tills Thursday al tlie Elder Springs Baptist Church lor iIn* iiuuricrlv business ses­ sion. Malting lime Is in am. ami Mrs. Jack Bryant will pre­ side. The ladies ale requested lo bring sandwiches und ilie host church will furnish the beverages. All executive hoard mem­ bers are urged lo bo present. Personals SALE! THOUSANDS OF AZALEAS IN Ill'll AND BLOOM FROM 5 0 0 UP SAIGON, South Met Nain (U l'll — South Vietnamese troops killed 33 Communist guerrillas and raptured a fillltlbei of vvra|Hilis Monday in fierce lighting near Ap fine hamlet, a U. 8. military •poke.man said today. Ap (lac, sonic 3.1 miles south ot Saigon, was the scene o| a costly government defeat at the hands ol the Viet Cong last January. *lho spokesman said today that 18 government troops were killed and 14 wounded. Unique. One-Of-A-Kind WHAT - NOTS and Decorator I'iecen "I.ola of chlldien in thoao days gut. tlie groundwalk of arithmetic, good manners and fall play over tlie rind table long bcfoie tlie word 'togeth. ei liras' was ever coined. Par­ ents saw to Dial without read­ ing any books on child psy­ chology.* chen chorea to hia wife and children. More grace notes on family hurmony: *'H a p p 11 r Wives (hint* for husbandi).** Juit send 33 cents to Ruth Millett Render Service, c a The San* ford Herald, D, O. Box 4HU, Surely, I remember those Dept. A, Radio City Station* days. Each fumily sn-nted to New \ oik III, N. Y. have a favorite game tlint all could play and the lug. round dining room table innde a card LBSHKY table thut could nmimmodnte any number of players. tNo (JLA SS W A R E p l a y r o o m s in those days, either.) At our house the game was “ High, l.ow. Jack and the Gallic'—wild here every mem­ ber uf tlie family was equal. The only thing 1 can find wrong with the picture ns de­ picted in tlie booklet is that line: “ Dad used to pop a dishpnii full of corn, hoi and HOSTESS SETS buttered.’* Me luul the pop­ corn, all nglit—but pop didn't OF EIGHT pop it. Those wciu tlie days IJ -M AND l£ .9 « before men knew their way mound a kitchen. M e bad u band of togetherlies* I lien that took It for granted that the man of tlie house was the head of the house, and Hurt when he put GlftH • Canltt • Hook* bin feet under tin- dining room (Formerly MeVicar*) talde (fo r cards ur dinner!, he L’ 10 E. First St. stayed them und left the kit­ Flemings LIN G ERIE BY HENSON 81.11*8 FROM JJ.93 IIALFSI.Il'S FROM FROM * 2 'U5 $|.0l> l ’ ANTIES Antique Spinning Wheel I'lnnler, Mull Kxlfiudon Mirror, Urn** Door Knockera. Stark Candy Jara, Strawberry Tree Center Piere, Pastel Burlap Place Mats. . . . and durella ol oilier pretties BEAUTIFUL FABRICS AND STYLES TH A T ASSURE THE COMFORT OF A PERFECT FIT. ACCREDITED Vx PRICE G r.ipevllle N u rsery 3321 GrapeviHe Avr. FA 3-0886 CHAKGB ACCOUNT* POWELL’S WKLCOMH Older Supplies x GIHa 117 Magnolia A vo. M . "P K m ---------------- A id * U . , — a— . , x - q . A ar~ . w_> t—. . l 3 DAY SPECIAL - <w ~ .— j— -...I BU B Thurs., F ri., S a t., March 2 8 -2 9 -3 0 CHECK THESE SPECIALS! 8 C YC LE - 2 SPEED KENMORE WASHER DELUXE EXCLUSIVE "SOFT HEAT” KENMORE DRYER COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR — ALL FROSTLESS 13.6 CU. FT. COLDSPOT 2 DOOR 3 CYCLE - 2 SPEED KENMORE WASHER (A L L WERE $219.95 (S A V E $33.07) ™ REFRIGERATOR 4 ONLY WERE 244.88 (S A V E $28.00) WERE 164.00 3 (S A V E $20.00) 2 O N LY WERE 339.95 3 ONLY WERE 269.88 (S A V E $88.07) (S A V E $58.00) Now *216“ New *144°° Now *251“ Now *211“ P O R C E L A IN ) Now *186 88 No Money Down — Up To 3 Years To Pay SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE SKAKS �/ ffffC •m rfo ri f f n t i Pnfre 12 — Mnr. 27, 1963 100 FREE n n u jrvm iw M c /ld u w iA flM lI fS lflM p A YOUR F A V O R IT E FOODS AND T H ES E LOW PRICES TEAM UP FOR BIG L E A G U E SAVINGS AND Q U A L IT Y T H A T A R E SURE TO SCORE A HIT WITH UMfT t Ftt FAMIIY WITH 13.00 FOOD ORDH EX PI II EH SAT., MARCH 30 YOU! IfSWMMMffiffillSaiili ' _____ 2160 P A R K A V E . at 2fith ST. SA N FO R D , FLA. P R IC E S « 00 D THRU WEEKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS R ESERV ED MANISCHEWITZ REG 51.45 F IF T H WINES CONCORD ■ BLACKC B ER R Y w Madina Dry B L U E RIBBON Q U A L IT Y L E A N FIRST CUT B L U E RIBBON Q U A LIT Y CHUCKSTEAK PORK CHOPS B L U E RIBBON OU ALITY RIB STEAK CUBE STEAK LB “ A I’HETTY (illU ... — Mnry Tyler Moore, dissatisfied with her chorus girl lot, climbed the show business lad­ der of success to the nUirrinK role of Laurie on t e le v is io n ’ll Dick Van Dyke Show. Endowed with beauty of face and fiK u r o , Mary has l« co m o u first-rato come­ dienne. ARMOUR STAR CANNED PICNIC HARDWOOD BRIQUETTES GIANT 20 LB BAG FIRST CUT RIB PORK CHOPS OR 31 To Report On Tax Cuts SPARERIBS H IC K O R Y S M O K E D »3 9 ' BUY I G ET 1 F R E E , BEN NETT'S LO CA LO RIE F R . OR ITA LIA N , (2 lb * & u p) SLAB BACON • 29. W A sn r.vG m v a r r n — FARM ER GRAY PURE PORK R O LL Tlte Home Way* & Mean* Committee hoped to hear 31 witnesses today and wind up * tta public hearing* on PresMILD DAISY CHEDDAR tdent Kennedy's proposed |10.3 billion tax cut. The raft of wiUiesaci In­ cluded Democratic Gov. Mat­ LARGE thew E. Welsh of Indiana, and Republican Gov*. Clif­ ford P, Hansen of Wyoming Henry llellmun of Ok Iabom a and Tim Habeuck or Montana. All were expected to oppose prnpotnls that veould LAD Y FAIR U OZ SLIC ED WHITE plare about 1280 million in additional taxes on profit* from oil and gu* production. They will probably echo LAD Y FAIR ICED SPANISH Uh> arntlmeota of oil Industry spokesmen, who took five houri Tuesday to argue that such additional tn\e* would LADY FAIR HAMB. OR HOT DOG l<e against tbo public intere*t. They wore Joined by re tired Gen. Lucius D. Clay, who laid more taxe* would discourage producers f ro m OruR Stamp* looking for new deposit*. Other congressional news: With the Purih«t» of Cheating: Demand* mount­ r B,# l»d/ F»lr lik H s ed for a congressional inquiry CHOCOLATE PIE into a lawmaker's anony­ jrmous charge that there are At Ot»f lUguUr low ft k ii Ik P IN U 4*311 "congressmen who cheat." A number of member* said (he accusations tended to cast an unwarranted reflection on w the whole House, and believ­ MUCHANft LV ed an impartial inquiry would Gig* it Stamps fall to support the charges. With (Li* PutthiM ol 15 O*. Reg Propaganda: A House for­ or H«fd to M old Whit* R««n eign affair* subcommittee ht ailed by Rep. Dante I). HAIR SPRAY Kascell, (U-FUJ, opened a At Ovr Rigulir low Prkti new congressional investiga­ tion Into how well tins coun­ try 1* doing in lhe "battle for men's wind*” around the world. Tile lead off witnci* was Edward It. Murrow, RICH AND CREAM Y director of the U. S. Infor­ baas mation Agency. Kaserll said the House group would make a comprehensive study of REGULAR OR SUPER the U. S. "idea logic* I often atve" with an eye to rccorn mending improve menu, SAUSAGE 3 CHEESE BAR CAKE • 2 19c 29< 2J- 29< Honor Ernst NEW YOltK (U P I) Vmnle Ernst, who conlribui ed 10 aisistt to a aeconvictory against Dayton a Madison Square Garden Jan St, has been named the re cJplcnl of the Mvtro|iotita liaskctbatl Writers' gold sta award a* this season's out standing visiting college pU) <r in ‘ New York. 21c | | MKCHSNtS Of... tii.pi lvl*C 0 MIRCHANfS Oimr Sfampi With IK. furth.u ol ftonomy Sif* With lhf Pt-fthaat of $.11 CoJgat# BAN DEODORANT TOOTH PASTE At Ov« a.gvl.r tow Pika, Al Our l , y j l « tow P»c.» DINNERS 19c FOREMOST BIG D IF ICE MILK ’i0At 49« FY N E SOFT ASST. COLORS TISSUE FROZEN 39‘ 2PKGS K « i 1 M 1B SI W-S „ - MIICMANII Gimr liimpi 5 0 Wnh PorihaM ol 1 lb C«fl luninni Whili Ub*l COFFEE *- 0 L & wi NYLON R E -E N F O R C E D WHnwsn ! 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SAFE 22 OZ. 65c COLGATE’S FUN BATH t id y BARS 20c OFF DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER LIFEBUOY 2 LU XU RY DEODORANT BAR SOAP -3cS 75c FOR DISHES IT ’S ALREAD Y MEASURED TIDE REDI-PAK SNOW W HITE CRISCO SHORTENING « We Curry A Complete I.ine M i l CHANfft C f«M Sfampn Wtfh |K* P jfjh as* of 1 lb Q u itie ri All W ttcl 11 IJY E A R M49 - S T i H O S E b ’4 25 5- • 1 0 « IN TA B LET FORM 2 B ^ 3 l c 8- 9< < LB. 37 1 LV*wj M o d e s s .L 7 9 c BARBASOL COCKTAIL F E R T IL IZ E R i ’ F 3 U FRIED C H I C K E N * B E E F HAM • HADDOCK CHOPPED B E E F * I T A L I A N FRE-M A R FR U IT RANCH HOME *-*-* , P BANQUET ? 2 3 < B AN AN AS & LUX SOAP 2 EACH G O L D E N R IP E Garden Fresh Produce ROLLS 100 DRESSING IS 0Z CANS KIDNEY BEANS BABY LIMAS NORTHERN BEANS BLACKEYEPEAS Early June PEAS SPAGHETTI 10 49. ROE MULLET BREAD OLD GLORY BRAND .FO R QUICK MEALS CASCADE DETERGENT W ASHING M IRACLE DETERGENT each 69c IVORY LIQUID ,20t 35c �What makes n piece of land In­ crease irrently in value? From our own observation over the years, ami from what we have heard, one fac­ tor in priee-boostinp is the knowl­ edge of the owner that some indus­ trial enterprise is even mildly inter­ ested in it. And it is for that reason, we sus­ pect, that some prospective indus­ trial plants have been lost to Sanford and to this area of Central Florida. For some reason, the land owner lias a notion every company that makes things, or processes them, is vastly rich and able to pay nlmost any price for a plant site. That, of course, is a fallacy. A business con­ cern is interested in purchasing land — or anything else for that matter— at a reasonable market price. The boss would be a bad businessman in­ deed if he made it a practice to buy real estate at, say, one and one-half times actual market value. In fact, he wouldn’t be the boss very long; his board of directors would see to that. • • • In this connection, we have a note before us from a knowledgeable Sanford citizen who writes: “ Several times last year we had a good, clean industry at our fingertips, but the lack of available land at fair prices sent the prospect elsewhere. Why would it not lie a good idea for any­ one with land suitable for industry— or having knowledge of the same— to make it known to the Seminole Cham­ ber of Commerce? This should I k* land with a fair market price, and ac­ ceptable conditions, hi the past unhnpplly, a great deni of suitable in­ dustrial land has been ‘untouchable.’ Political By that word, 1 mean land owned by an individual w ho jacks up the price as soon as he learns someone is in­ terested in purchasing it." • * • To that summing-up. we add our “ Amen." We know it is true, llocalise we have seen it happen, and in other cases we have heard of its happen­ ing from finite reliable sources, in­ cluding the property owner himself! Now this newspaper is not in favor, and has never favored, the granting of ridiculous give-away con­ cessions in order to bring in some in­ dustrial enterprise. Cities in Georgia, over-anxious for industry, have granted such things as ten years of tree taxes, reductions in utility rates, anil so on. That sort of thing, we be­ lieve, is bad business for the city and the area; any business or industry worth having is ready to pay a fair price for its land; and to share its fair proportion of taxes; and to pay its electric, gas and water bills. If it isn’t, let it go to Georgia! At the same time, any prospective Industrial settler expects to purchase land at the same price anybody else would be paying for it. We would in­ deed be wise to establish a pool of available sites realistically priced. It is true that we cannot and should not try to force, or pressure, ail indivi­ dual in to making a sale tlrtit is not to his liking. After all, he does own the land, and it is his to sell for what­ ever price he can get for it, or to keep it. Our only recourse is to scratch his property o ff the list— this is, if he insists on padding his price—and to I inti other suitable sites which are priced within reason and may be re­ commended . Scant Attention Paid Dr. Crane’s W orry Clinic Howard'* shrewd remark* ahould lw mrmnrlzrd by *11 knlminrn, fur Howard hu* discovered in hi* own wort on* of Ihr hn*lr axiom* of ■aim pwirhology. Scrapbook Ihi* Imporlant e"** and it* follow.up t o m o r r o w , for "value" depend* on the buy* rr'a rlrw|Hiint! CASE O -fM : Howard H., aged 43, i* a piano salesman. “ Or, Crane," he began after 1 had addressed hi* Kiwanis Club, " I used to be * very mediocre salesman. “ Ami selling pianos is no easy job, for most homes now­ adays uio so small they hard­ ly have room for even our compact models. “ l)ut it is usually the moth­ ers who show the most inter­ est, for they feel that their children should learn to play the piano, as a cultural asset. “ And I really huve learned much greater respect for mothers. It isn't just because they are my prospects, either, hut I never realized before how widespread is this hunger of mother* to push their chil- OUR ilren a notch higher in cultur­ al matters, “ Why mothers who really hail to do washings for a liv­ ing have insisted on buying a piano for their daughter! “ Several times I have tried to hack out of a deal just becausa 1 fell that buying n pinno was too great a hard­ ship on some of these sacri­ ficing mothers, hut they in­ sisted on going through with the deul. “ So I have changed my out­ look, for now I am mi longer selling just a ticuuUful mus­ ical instrument to adorn the living room of a home. "N o; 1 now realize that many mother* stint and save to purchase a piano primal ily ‘to make Mary a ludy.' “ Tho-e mothers feel that skill at the piano is an essen­ tial puit of a woman's charm. So a piano indirectly boosts their daughter'* prospects as 'date bait/ “ While I'm not much of a pianist. I always demonstrate my pianos by silting down ami playing a few numbers. B O A R D IN G HOUSE OKAY 0HTHt*fOO. *->— eunxnwrrm.t eousur F£BM MA3£W HOOPLE — THEVrtCr S7K SUPPOSED TO MAKE. OA^LINr-ZHOCPir ) \ ’ ^ ' , ells me the inventor took * io o in / V , T.j, . J T , . , •IKVt AND SKIPPED OUTOM A *75 ‘v - .1 irtlJKMWfV' L >V Bo a r d 6 i i j . . ' f e £ L l i k e b u Y i Nt i W i O u y 1 HGtl -D - ' r o u t in ' r o k r£>K*T75,NO OUE6TIOT45 ) MEAT HATH* ASKED, CM dHALL Wfc LOOK 1 HASH.' AT PICTURE ALBUMS IM THE/ •VTATIOM MOUSE ___ // r Peter Edson THERE'S ALW AYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE! Untouchable Land “ The majority of my pros­ pects are church goers, too, so 1 have made it a rule to play church hymns in my demon­ stration. “ Ami ever since I have used church music as my demonstriitioiinl repertoire, my sales have increased remarkably. “ Hr. t ’rnne. how do you ex­ plain this effect?” Our liking for anything Is lairgly a matter of how many pleasant emotional memories are revived. Thus, ihr main reason why children prefer hut dogs is simply the fact that hot dogs have Iwiii associated with pic­ nic*, romping in the park, freedom from city npailment restrictions, piny with daddy, etc. So wlicn a hoy bites into a hot dog. he doesn't lea Iire it hilt his U-cth are setting o ff a chain of pleasant tuenmrie* that are suffusing his entire personality. The hoy then thinks the hot dog lustes good. Actually, it tastes tile same as the first one he ever sampled, but thul first ono was probably an in­ different, almost neutral taste i|uality. And so it is with music. We find that melodies linked with happy and uplifting moods of tho past, now suffuse us with similar feelings. So vve then ‘'project" our delight upon all invovled, in­ cluding the piano ns well as the salesman! See tomorrow's follow-llp. _ WASHINGTON — In all the hue and cry over the $t>5 billion contract for the TEX fighter plane, one sensible suggestion is receiving little attention. Scores of Congressmen have joined Die pack to be­ rate Secretary of Defense Hubert McNamara for daring to follow his own liesl judg­ ment instead of the advice of (he military in giving the contract to the General D)Du­ alities Corporal Ion instead of to During Aircraft, the lower bidder. (The civilian Secre­ tary explained that he an­ ticipated a saving of SI till lion in the long run by set­ tling on a single , lighter model General Dynamics has developed instead ol Die two different models lor Navy and Air Force which I he military chief* favored buy­ ing from Hoeing.) Hut onlyfive co-sponsor* came for­ ward tit lire Senate when Sen. Clifford Case (It-N.J.) recently introduced hills that would protect the country against favoritism in tinawarding ol defense eontracts m future. One reason may Ire llial so many tnemlK-r* of Congross are more concerned with abetting favoritism titan with preventing it. Spending for defense and spars; now accounts (or more titan hall o( tin- nainmaI budget. Out of the IM trillion total re­ quested by Hie President fur lire next liseal year, approx­ imately Star trillion is for defense and space. Millions of jobs hang on where lire government decides to buy its defense hardware, larcal pro* pertly In a growing number of communities depends on defense order*. Therefore, lo­ cal pressure on Hi-pro Mil a lives and Senators to bring Itome the bacon in Hie form of hometown or laintestale contracts is intense, to put it mildly. In the ease of the TEX fighter, many a mcnilier could sympathize with Sen Henry Jackson tit-Wash,) in whose state the Hoeing Com­ pany Hurt lost tile contract is located As a ranking mem­ ber of the Committee on Armed Services and a mem­ ber ol lire Government ()|*-ration* Subcommittee cur rently investigating lire cir­ cumstance* of tire TEX award to General Dynamics Jackson is duly-hound to put Hie national interest first As Senator from Hie state ol Washington, he knows at the same time that his eonlsliuetit* expect him to defend (lie interest of m > large an employer in lire state a; Hoe­ ing. The puriMise of Sen. Case * proposed hills is to protect DcleM.se oMicinlx ami memIx-r* of Congress in similar rircumdamc* from painful and embarrassing pressure. Si'll. Case would hare Con g'oxs require Ihe Delenxe Department to keep a public record of all oral ol wnlleii com mimical mu* Iroin any­ one in Congress nr m tin1 Executive branch seeking to influence ,i contract The same system would apply in the case ol negotiated con tracts, let without hills— <LT per cent of the sun liillmn an­ nual defense fund is spent liy this means And finally, Sen. Case calls for a Joint Congressional watchdog rotn inlllce to review all defense and space contracts a* a regular matter, a* the Tru­ man Committee did during World War II. Case would have a chairman Irunt the political party out of power to relieve thul man trout pressure from a President of his own party in the White House. It is surprising Unit, av a Hepuhlican, Case failed to cite another contract prac­ tice tli.it could stand a change, ft is now unwritten procedure In announce Hie awarding of contracts through Senator* or ID-present at tves front the area concerned—if the Congressman is a friend­ ly Democrat. Sen. Case could claim unfair politic* in the name of Hepuhlican* denied this *|a-cial brand of favor­ itism. As a constructive cri­ tic, he might also claim that such practice psychologically undercut* the official De­ fense paltry of total separa­ tion ol procurement and j<olitics. WASHINGTON — i.NEA) — the two Hed powers arc eon assume, a* some of Ihe press There has probably been ducting a propaganda shout­ has. that all is lost . . . more sheer balderdash about ing match in which the out­ "Our present European de­ foreign aHair* printed and side world can only hope each fense policy is right . . . a .spoken tin* year than in any destroys the other. Hut the multi-national strategic nu­ comparable period since the odds are that Hu* won’t tie clear force lor Europe is best allowed lo happen in the near end of World War II The subjects have been lutiire. although war between . . . In other directions thrr* is room and need for cooperCuba, disarmament, the nu­ them has been prophesied by atom with turn ( De Gaulle) in clear test ban. the North At­ some guossers important work . . . it is time lantic Treaty Organization The truest word* ever *puk- now . . . to get on again with nuclear striking force, the cn about President do Gaulle building up " Smo'-Soviel split and French are that nobody really know* Achcson can s a y these President Charles do Gaulle. what hr thinks. lie u> com­ things and gel away with Nubility really knaves from pletely unpredictable, as he them because, while he is of nothing about any of these was when France vetoed Itri the Kennedy administration, subjects. That make* it eas­ tain'* entrance into the Euro­ he i* not in it. This may stand ier (or everyone to speculate, pean Common Market as one of Ihr best jobs of and in one sense this is all to Thai was the blastoil pad putting international blur in­ the good. for many alarmist* who de­ to focus that has been done in Wide public discussion of clared De Gaulle's action a long lime. controversial issues is sup would not only wreck the thi*cil to lie Ihe heart and lile Common Market hot also of Ihe democratic system. So wreck the new United Male* .Iiilo-n Dubuque, a French* the more “ thinking" llierr is trade expansion policy. H»ih Canadian adventurer, was the on these subjects, even though seem to be surviving, ami li first while man lo settle in tew people know what they're must br remembered that low a talking alHiut. the better in­ neither ha* been expected to formed everyone should lie. function fully or effectively or the more up to date, any­ for several years. 5l|r trautuih tjrral!) way I'MON’ F. NUMBERS The hardest job fur any Hut the only people who statesman or policy maker m really know what's in the Cu­ Hits air ami spare age i* to Advertising' ban caves and limv many So­ keep both feet on the ground. viet troops have been with­ 322-5612 Dean Achcson, former sec­ drawn from the island are the 322-5111 :i Hussions, ami they haven't retary ol state, bus just turn­ ed in an astounding performyet told N ew s Tlte disarmament amt nu­ ancc of this exercise In hi* clear test ban agreements speech on “ Europe: Kaleitlii322-2612 that everyone was so hopeful *co|te or Clouded Crystal," 322*2613 altotil the end of last year are before the University of Cal no nearer lo signing than they ifornia at Berkeley. All Ollier Dept*. "What should he our re­ ever were. 322-2611 M a n y military “ experts" sponse to the events of Jan nary?" Acliesim ask*. And. have been wailing that NATO South Scminula is falling apart because the in condensed form he ans­ 425-5938 wers: "It should he a culm European nations won't ac­ cept li. S. ideas on an Inter­ response . . . It should not national n it e |e a r striking force. Yet Secretary of Stale Dean Husk say I simply that the President's special amh.issaitor, Livingston T. Mer­ chant, i* in Europe lo find out EST. 1935 what the Europeans want and IN S U R A N C E AT A SA V IN G will agree to—so that their wishes on the idea* can be « met. After the Franco-German 111 So. l ’almclto treaty w«* signed, interna­ tional “ authorities" were say­ Rhone FA 2*0814 ing that the United Slates would have to conduct an­ other agonizing reappraisal ami completely resha|ie its foreign policy. Surprisingly, the (oiindatnm of America's (Mstvvar foreign policy still C ity lux hooks close April 1st. I’ennUy seems to lie standing very sh irts from 1hat ihile. T in Certificnt* solidly, unchanged. I hilled sole Mil} 28, 1963. Slates troops will remain in Kuro|ie. Hu- Stno-Soviel spill is still II. N. Tamm, Jr. a "mystery wrapped in an f'il.v Tax Collector enigma." a* new American City of Sanford, Florida rili/cn lolH- Winston Churchill (Hire im IIim! Ruvsia. Si* l-ir. I n -------------------------------------------- - yo^okx/, LfJ&Ucfa, N INE 1 O Y K It :ir* Y K A I IS At Eirst H |‘aIhi H to < Wong* hie old post oilier) A U T O W A S H \ S o t He ­ 'D ECIDLO TO FA Y = .^ 1 Sip femfnrii tSvrulil Sanford, Florida Wed., March 27, 1963 UOT Hllifi IX BOTHAM S > » t u r « Kdltor rarn O r c u l H l u n M sn sgsr w k i .i .i Me. l.amcal tlupl. at iia<:Kii*Tioft hats :* II,.MV lltllverr Mr Mall IrMlasIr Caaalr All inker tie W«ak l».•• 1 Year Itl.iU 1 Vaar S.«0 S Stun111a S.7S < Atoiitlia I.ifl 3 M-ntha * 00 1 Slunll-s !.«« 1 Moalh l m I Mono, IT. ft. Postal Refutation* pruvld# that all mall aukacrlptlOB* be pBld in sdtBBca. KnlciaU *• second ctaes mailer October ;T. ISIS at tba I’oal Otttca of tsaaford. S'toriUa. umJar tho Ai l of C«n|r*u o( Starch. Tha llervld li a member of tha Ualtad t'rsai which la •nlltla-t aiclurlraly lo tha us# for npubltcmUoa of All tha local s> *i pnatad la Lbla aawrpvpar. S j I N 1 — for wash-lMd* *1 M i n t s (t M o k lingsrit, sh**r sto ckin ji, sweater* . . . alt normally hand woshad . . . saw <ara'ta lly cl.o n .d with this S I IX C L U S IV I FEATURE I lb. CAPACITY4 CAN — ta e ll lima, wafk, watar and daSaraan* by washing big family wash laada. Filfare Flo claans, t«-cltani wash watar ramaving lint, sand, fu n . Spiral Activator* claans clothtt gently, thoroughly. \ m Nil - - •yhfawituntt FRO CURK THE PROPERTY FOR wash INTRODUCTORY PRICE a YOU SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD S it * SO VUHUUXB I C • Carpet a • Furniture • Tile • I'iitnoH • Itentnl Iletlx BUILT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY WK R T *-*•- .# * r > h tm * r 1 HOM ES OR E A F IL T E R -F L O * BUILT u v i T i n a . i . is : m i v v , s: i i i i o h i m i •• i i i u » h i :m I.VMH1 V t : l l * l l l ; l . SIIIW .VMM H. OMIHWIII.IS iU n a c ln ir tMilur A d t e r t u n c lilr rc tor .(M il j s s i k >-• h u i i u h k i .h V'uuniy U d llo r liu*iti -. « M s m i i e l i ci 1:1.1v rvH intH a iiim .iv j . i i i i i v t Society K d lt o r I ‘ U n i t led M n n » * « r M 1963 Sanford Furniture Co. CUSTOM J '" v & NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 1O I,/t* v Page 1-A Notebook Only < 2 2 8 ” * Flit* t«V)eit t* *b*nf* whSlaaF We Offer A Complete Home Builders Service SEE CALL US FOR A N E S T IM A T E W IT H IN Slfwsmoksih 211 W . 25TH STR EET A 50 M IL E R A D IU S C O N ST R U C T IO N COM PANY PHONE IT AT — Seminole County’s Oldest GE Dealer Sanford Electric Co. F A 2-3103 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 �I I i i Pmre 2-A — Mur. 27, lii63 - t C A R N IV A L NOTiet; is h k r k iiv otv- KV that pumuant to Ilia Kin*! U .c r.a of Kuraulii.ura and Sal. . n t r r . i In th. r*o*a ptndlnK In tha Clreolt Court In and far A.tnlqola C ou n lj Florida, rata Dorkat Xum b.r 11*94, l l ^ l l f i , fb . undrr*lan.d I 'I.r k w ill tail th* fifw p.rtr •tluaihl In (aid County dta. rlb.it a.: l->' J». af lA S 'U N B O i: ST AT H B, aa p .r plat Ib a rr o f aa r.cord.d In I 'la l l o n l i U, p a i . 4 1. of tha 1‘ uhtle R.c urda of Namlnola Counly, Florid a: T u f c h r r with tha follow'lnv 11. in. o f p r o p . r t y which a r . lo r a t .d In and p.rm an cntty liiatall.d aa a p art of tha tmprovornrnta on aafd land: Hull! In O a.n A lia n a * Ho t W a t a r l l . a t . r at public .ala. to tha blahrat and baat tdddrr f o r caah. 11:44 A. M on tha l i t h Jay o f A p ril. 1941, at the Front Tinnr o f tha Mamlnnla County Cnurthouta, Sanford, y i o r l i a . (SHAT.) Ar th u r 11. Barb w lth , Jr., Clark o f tha Circuit Court Hy: Srartha T, Vlhlan rru x*ftJo& TU k£ am ij ' and iraAct*? uktoufti.* *17*5EXACTLY Liu: CHIPS ' ' igaUWOWWOW/ K - Pope Visit snnn: nr mi.B jp f i jS L / j gjg N Legol Notice liy Dick Turner c*v <AA<J IS 'MABp/WARF// ■ *& In put v Clark I'ub ll.h CUU-94 Hatch IT. iv t iik rn te rn m a t ii J tiiic iA i, 1\ ♦ AM I MOh, I agree thie Janie is something extra . . . usually about five dollars extra!" 1% r i m r i : a i m i . u n it F K I l K U A t . N A T IO N A L , y i u l l T12AUK AtidUClATlON, By Galbraith CQ, ( ‘ L*f i W MB # •V^. ‘ .t v ±4 * n N n T irn LS7?| o w w ie T ic i/ s imI tfc E rroi ^ a m s -, b ia u r ! m il 111 ", IA04U I BART MOKE CCVRXT* sicuaiTY « * M M a w up. MATTER WHAT IT COSTS K MOWI l,IW I..Ib l.U III.W * 1 3~2f “ I’m giving back my engagement ring. I found out just In time that he doesn't like housework either!" TIZZY s By K ate Osann AWO MK KELLY OlD ^'TtXfRET I f ALL FOfc NOTHIMG/ KIDDING/ HOW G O U L P HE C>0 TVW f ♦v-n ALL toXT. dskJCK OTP THAT eOUMHENT. >OU e iM I C M O J ,l«* 0 ir w M M M c a a p v .eaisHuai/ HIT WHAT V.UJP o r W K W Mi THIS AW«») f WHAT NOU TALUM' ABOUT t . VfiCE Rats HAT t f nSTH'OWLVTHiAir. TH‘ UTllC CUV HAD WANTED., AM' OL* H W » 8 RANIS WOULD FIT me ju a r rsn- "When I get married. I'm going to have all our meale at drivt-ins!" Antwrr to Frvtioui Puixto J Birdlifc P AlXUSA 1 Small bird 5 Bint food • What bud* M 12 Demigod IS Sr* I lid 111'iWliwd 19 Tr»>rl oa 1 Id Cult IT IlK IU M ..K ir* AMVIH1A6 r o e HH WWigfltsea i t 1 / st to Uafaridanta. 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S i) H T 42 it IT Heater W I T N E S S my hand and Ht« » . a l o f aa tl Court at Orlando, Florida, thla 4th day of AI.rch 1941 (B E A M A r th u r II Heckw-Uh. Jr.. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court U y i Martha T . Vthleu Deputy Clerk PuMl.ti .March 4. IS. 19. 2T. ClHt-34 NOTH I. • r v r ii op OF -111 i t i. at 11. * i n i 1IAKHY SI I ELK, ltr-.dai.ca: Sprlhgval. P it.k Uulldiiig Spring-ale. Maine T «u are hereby notified that a Partition Suit haa bean brought again.t roti in the Circuit Coutl I11 and for Semi­ nole County. Florida, In chan­ cery. entitled DOMINIC J. JI1KLE. Plaintiff, -a. IIAHHV yUELE. DefeudanL Involving tha follow ing daaerlhad real property altuated In Orange and Seminole Countlaa. F lo ri­ da, to-wltt I ait- T. 9. 9. 19 and I t of Block E and tail It of Block F. SEMINOLE T E R . RACK, according to p ltt thereof at racorded in P itt n-x’ k it. page 19 o f tha puhtlo record, o f Setalncle County, Florida, and Iruta 9. t", and tt of Block II. H ost: V IL L A , ac­ cording to plat thereof aa recorded la Plat Hook V, paga 41 ef tha publlo re ­ cord . of Orange County, Florida and >ou ara required to file your Att.wer or other daftna*. with tha c le rk o f the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, Florida, and aerva a copy of •urh anawar or other defanae upon plaintiff*, attorney, tlKO. A. SPK E ll, JR. w h o*, a d d r.it ta 111 Magnolia Avtnue. San­ ford, Florida, on or htfora April a, 194S. A. D . and If you fall to do 10. a Dacraa Pro ConfaiHi w ill ba tittered agalnat you for lha relief de­ manded In lha Complaint AVItna.a tny band and tha aeal o f eald Court thla Itb day of March, A. I>. 1941. tSEALt Arthur 11- Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f tha circuit Court In and for Semtnola Coun­ ty. Florida. B y: Martha T. \thlen D. C. (leo A, Spear. Jr, Attorney for P lain tiff IIS Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida I'ubilah March 9. II, to. ST. C t x l- I i ultonJfoi u 11 r Legal Notice i n t h e n n i T i T r o f- R T o r T H E M A T H .11 lilt 1 . 1, m n . n i t . i\ am i r im . i : v ii . N01.94 I III A l t . 11.11111111 1A f i t 4 At lilt Y M l. imiM RICH A HD D. SA IJ.AI'E , Flal 11tiff, re n C T lt M. S A L L A llK . firfaiidant. M IT II i: TO \l*l*i: All T ill R llT H M SALT.ADE Addra.. und raaldaiica un­ known T o ll ARE I1EREUT N O TI­ F IE D thut a C cm p l.tnl for Divorce haa been tiled nasln.t you. and you a t . required to .o rv r a tupy o f your A n .w rr o r t*le.idiriK to the Complaint oti lha I'lalntlff'a Attornrya. Im r tiffl •• o f J Itu -.rll llornvhy, 2.'0 North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florid*, and file lha original A n .w rr or Flradlhg in tbr Offlco o f the Clark o f tha Circuit Court on nr befnr* Ilia !9lh day of April, 1945, It yah fe ll to do eo, decree pro cu iif.—. will hr entered agalnat you for the relief demanded in lha Com­ plaint, DONE AND ORDERED at Banford, Samlnola C o u n t y . Florida, thla 72th day of March. A- D. 194;. (S E A L ) Arthur II. Hrrkulth. J r. Clerk Circuit Court o f Seminole County. Florida Tly: Martha T, Vihlcn . Deputy Clerk f t Albert T urk* 1-ew iX llc ia uf J. Ru.aell lto rn .b r -So N'ortb Magnolia Atauua Urlando, Florida .Attorney, for r ia ln tlff Fubilah Merck I t A April I, i » 17. 1941. Clsl-92 A n r ii i: 0 1* ai i t T i l l : \AAI4: n r TU B ay a 1 1 : n r i t .11 m u A T in ERNEST U iM U .IE It and A N N A D. CO 1-1,1Kit. hla - l> M U ARE IIE R in tT N'OTI FI ED thst FE D E It.U , N A­ TION At. MORTAl A<1E ASoO CIATIO N, having filed In th l. Court It. sworn illll o f Coin plaint, tha naturr and pur pnee o f which ta to for»el«ae that certain m orlaac* asarut* ed by ERN'KXT I- CO LLIER end AN NA U. COLLIER, hi* wife, to INBTITL'TIOX.AL MUHTUAOE CUMJ*A.\V oh lha 7th day o f April. 1949; that •aid Complaint praya for an accounting ta ba taken under tha direction of tha Court for what l. due tha P la in tiff for prim Ipal and In te r,*t on e«ld mnrtaage and nm rirag* note for the met*, rhargre And ex­ panses including attorney’! faai And ahatract faca and that In default of such pay. mant, tula. Inter,at, ••tat*, claim, demand and enully of radempttoit o f tha Defendant* and alt piraona claiming by, through, under, or agalnat them or any o f th*m. »>« abso­ lutely barred and foraclaaad: •eld suit being filed In tha Circuit Court e f lha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for County, to Chancery, emitted F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MOHTUAOE AWShVIATloX. a cor­ poration organised under an A ct of Oongraaa and (lis tin g purtuant la lha Fed armI N a­ tional M ortgage Aaaodatlon charier Acf, p lain tiff, varaua EltN EAT J. C O LLIE R and ANNA O COLLIER, hla w ife Defendant. , being Chancery C*A» No. 11794. preying a Mracloaura of said mortgage on tha follo w in g d o e r Ibed land, lying and being In S*mlnola County. Florida, to-wlt: I m i I, Block 1. NORTH O R L a XDO 2nd ADDITION, according to plat tharaof recorded In Plat Book 11. Page* tv. 11 and 17. Pub­ lic ltacor-la of gemlnala County. Florida, together with tha following cuulpment: You, and each o f you. ara N O W U P K N FO R toaraby iauutra.1 to til* p.rLUNCH •onally or by attorney, in lha office o f tha Clark of — , 1 and Court, tn tha County Court llouea. In tha city of S-nt-td. DINNER County o f Bamlnola, B ut* of T U ES. thru S A T . Florida, on <>r bafore tha ;2th day o f .April. A. D . 19*2. your U N I T O l'K N B W — am <araiuit. aneaar or other dafenalva ptaadlnga to tha C arriage Boom Complaint in thla cause and also to aerva upon ganders. H r.lin e d K speraillr For U .E w ao. g t iw a r i A Mima, U A N U I ETK. L l'N C IIK O N S a tto ro e )* for the ria ln tlff. a and U IN N KH I' Alt I IK S copy o f said pleadings, other* laa aald B ill o f Complaint will ba takan •• cunfaaead by • 3 1 - 4 1 * 7 . ypu and each of you. ' S fl4 c im iP r u im ~ LKdNE AND ORDERED lb I, lit h day o f March A. 1>, 1911 at Kanford, kamlnola Counts (ftacwuk D in u tq Florida. tk E A L ) Arthur 11 Itaekwllh. Jr.. C letk of tha Circuit Court o ( ge.Ttinol* County, F lo r­ ida Hj : Martha T. Ythlaa ^ESTAURANTl 94 Kdilura N o te : The visit o f N ik ita Khru.hcher'a aon-inlaw with Pope John X X III ia further rvitltnce o f s thawing in the relaliona be­ tween the Krem lin and the Vatican. The poaalble reaauna fo r the approaches bring made by athrialic Lom m uni.m to the Iradrrahlp o f the wurtd'a Human C atholic, are explored in the fullow ing di-patch by a corrrapondrnt who haa cov­ ered Vatican a t t a in fo r nearly a decade. By Krneat Hakler V A T I C A N C IT Y ( U P I ) — The next alep tow ard th * * « * lug o f tensiojia between cotuniunistn and IL m a n CathoUciara could b* a v is it by P tem ier N ikita Khrushchev to Pope John X X I I I in the V a ti­ can. Such a m eeting between the leader o f a government that oppose.- all religion and the apiritual leader o f the a lia , T O i - n i C H A I l b F. B O l i U N U K R and M A R T J A N E B O M IN U K I t. hla wlfa. It rald .tirr and AVhrra•bouta unknown YO U A R E ' H E R B B T N O T I ­ F I E D that a l u l l haa haan fltad aaatnat you In lha above antltlrd cauar, and that ynp ar r rapulrad to fda your ann n r wit h lha Clark o f Ihla Court and to aerva a copy t h r r r o f upon Ilia P l a i n t i f f or P lain tiff'. at to rn e y., w boa. nainr and addra.a It I I I . hop A ttornitrln, 24 Vla.t Pina Strrat. Orlando. Florid a, not la ttr than A p ril 4th. 19«I. I f you fa ll to do .0 a Drc rer Pro C o n fa .a o w ill ho entered a a a ln . t you f o r tha r . l l . f demanded In tha Complaint. T h l . ault I . to furectoee a m o rtgage . Tha real p r o p t n y procardrd a a a ln . t la: Lot Uln k I, I1EL-A IR. acc ording to tha Pl.il the reof a* recorded In Pla t llo ok 2. P ag a 79, o f the Public Uncord- o f Seminole County, Florida. T o g e t h e r with lha f o l l o w lu « llama o f pr ope rty which a r * located In and pertnanfnt ly Inetalled aa a part o f tha im ­ p ro v e m e n t . on aal.1 land: w il l i P la in tiff n i C H A R P T nnd.talNUER and SI A ft V J A X K n O L U N O K R , hi* m n L? r n iH T . r m n iT . BKM IAlll.l; aa. S ID E G L A N C E S eACH ► B .I.d A N r PETAL ) Fas ) THE Ql OWINS ; EW BtRS o « HER ------•j'M olOtBINa l o v e ) * v -i - «o r*T », ri.niiiii*. hi tK m i V QA l^ a p S flP i ' VIOLET* V lO L E T S -lwODuDST BUV p o c c m - s j VIOLETS,SIB,POP ' 7 9 .TH Y LADYPAIH f J (!'• fo il lltl. Seen Possible HIOHWAYf 17- W FKIN PARK, FLORIDA a world'* half billion Catholics would have been unthinkabi* a tr\v year a ago. N ew , in lig h t o f rreent papal audience granted to Khrushchev’s daughter and hla tcn-in-law A le x e i I. A d zhubei, it appeals that .Mos. cow is seeking a rapproche­ ment with the Vatican, In turn, Pope John aim ia living with tha times. H e never has said so fla tly , but his entire approach to communism leaves the In tp rij. sion that he senses a profound change in the Commum-t world. He intends to help that u p p am it in 1nem o tit — pot through appeasement but by a try a t better understanding. “ W e see as one age succeeds another," be said la -t Octo. her, "errurs vuni»h a* cjuickly a . they arise, like lo g be­ fo re the sun." The fo g haa hftad in plaews, Soviet advance! in recent mouths — Including the unovpectcd release fro m a Soviet prison o f Catholic Archbishop J osyf Sllpyl a fte r 18 years in confinement and to rtu re— ap. pear tc bear this ouu Adzhubei him self told news­ men a t a pres* conference within a stone's throw o f tha Vatican last week th at ha thought it would be a good idea i f the Krem lin and tha Vatican hud diplom atic rela ­ tions. I t was Khrushchev who firs t broke 400 years o f C om ­ munist precedent by sending Pope John a personal mes-ugu cn his 80th birthday 15 months ago. Pope John sent a polite ac­ knowledgement. I t was Khrushchev again who publicly lauded the Pope's e ffo rts fo r peace. Legal Notice l\ T ilt : ( T i l l I T T COI I4T HI* M v m j i i i h t a i . c u tf t IT. IN AM I T lill *>L»1IMH.H > til ATV. Fl.tU IID A <11 A M L it A M l. u - k t Ftlt.1T FEDF.lt At, BAVIXOR A M I t/VVN ABBOCIATION OF t iik DR LAND tt, A Corporal Ion. P laintiff, va. D o t'll LAB BILODEAU, at ox, at a L DefenJantk. MiriTE o r out UT4TB IIP rt.ftltlD A t i l l M V IIP SKAIIMILH T in J iillt l'lt R IC H AR D UXDKItWOOD 1221 Whitman D r li* Ilian lturnlc, Maryland You are hereby nnllfle.1 that * ault hae bean ftlad again*! you la tha * l » v a antlilad>au*e. and that you ara re­ quired Id flla your answer wills tha Clerk o f (h it Court and to *erv » a copy thereof upon the p lain tiff or plaint i f f * attorney*, whoa* name and addraea la OHa*. Hedrick A Rohlninn, l f l South Court Ftrcat. Orlando. Florida. n-<t later than April rf, 1>41. I f you fa ll to do so a Decree Pm Confaaeo wilt b* a-itarad agalnat you for tha relief da. mandad la tha Complaint. Thla ault la to foreclose a mnrtgare. Tha real property proceeded against H: le*t IS, L A K E H A R R IE T ESTA Tt Jf, according to tha plat thereof a- re ­ corded la Plat Book It, pagea 19 and II. o f tha i'ubUe Racorda o f Beralnole County, Florida. W ITNESS my hand and tb* aeal o f thl* Court at Panford, kemlnola County. Florida, thl* U th day o f March, 1941. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clark By: Martha T. Vthlaa DC, Ollc*. Hedrick A ItoMn* a 122 louth Court dtraat Orlando. Florida Attorneya for P la in tiff Publish March II, JB, IT A April I. CDG-IS IN TUB T IB I I IT t i l l RT. M A T H J l lilt 141. 1 IH I'I IT. IA 4 AII Putt WI2*4• AaII.1: T ill A . TV , ITd lH ID A . LA H I A At ERA .AO. 13*13. A n r i! R TO 119:l'T.Ari RALPH M. W 1 L K IM , J R . l ’ la ln tlfl a a. DEBORAH LE E W IL K IN S , Defendant. T IIK • T A TI: OF IT .ll 111It A H U D L IIO IIA II LEE A\ 11.M IN I AA hose last known addre«a la; 111* EJaniiout D uvt, TnL ilo, Ohio PLEASE T A K E N oTU 'H that you ara harahy rs<iulred ♦o flla your written answrc or daftnaa. If any, personally or by an attorney. on ,,r hsrora April 11. 1X1, at tha O ffice of the Clark o f the C ir­ cuit Court, at tha Courttu -a In nanlord. kemlnola County. Florida and to iwalt a copy tharaof to gtenalrom, Davis A McIntosh. Attorney* for Flainllff. Bust Otflca Drawer 111*. Hanford. Florida. In that cer­ tain divorce proceeding pend­ ing agalnat you In the Circuit Court of. tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Samlnola County, Florida, In Chancery, an aborav lata) title or said cauaa balng *'Rwlph >t AA ilklnv. J r- P laintiff, varau* De­ borah Laa W ilkin*. Defend­ ant." tad h< rain fall nut or a Dacraa Pro Con fas to w l'l ba anterad agalnel you. and th* causa proceed aa part*. (S E A L ) D. C, Arthur H Bc.kwtth. Jr hander*. Mvt.wao, g-hwara Clark of tha circuit Court I * Mima By: Martha T. A’ lhlsn A tto rn *)* and Couhcallora at D. C. Stanslrotn, Davi* A Mclaloag 1*9 East Cantyal Atanu# Atturnsy • at Low Poet O ff leo Bos Thl Post O ffice Drawer 111* Orlando. Florida Saarord. Florida Publish Mar A Jf A April PuMiah March 2*. I I A April i 19, 17. 11*1 *. 1*. 1141. * iCDU-14 1200-44 �Realize Y ou r Need-Then D ial F A 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru T h e H erald Classifieds. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A F oil ml 2. Notices - Fersonuls 3. Eilucation - Instruction 4. Transportation r». Food fi. For Kent 6A Special Notices 7. Rusiness Ken tills 8, Reach Kenlals 8. For Sale or Kent 10. Wanted to Kent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Keal Estate For Sale Office 204 \V. First 13. Mortgage Loans I t. Insurance 15. Kusiness Opportunity DEADLINES Hi. Female Help Wanted CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 17. Male Help Wanted T uM m tliiu Fri. • 2 I*. M. day 18. Help Wanted before niscrtiun. Moo. • Sat. 18. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters noon. 21. Bounty Salons STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 22. Build • Paint - Kepuir Tucs., thru Fri. - 2 I’ . M. day 23. Building Materials before tnscrliun. Moo. - S at.,21- Electrical Serv ices 25. Plumbing Services OOOO•28. Kadio & Television RESPONSIBILITY: 27. S|>eciAl Services The Herald a 111 not be re­ 28. Laundry Service sponsible for more limn one 28. Automobile Service incorrect insertion of your ad, 28A. Auto Accessories and reserve* the right to re­ 3U, Machinery - Tools vile or reject any ndvcrlise- 31. Poultry - Live stock merit from what ordered to 31 A. Pels conform to the policies of Uni 32. Flowers . Shrubs 33. Furniture piper. 31. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted :;•*». Automobiles - Trucks Legal Notice 37. Routs - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters tx Tin : t mu i rr cm n r n r i nr m vi h ji im i vi n il. 39. Trailers - Cabanas Classified Phone « I it n r o n r u n «t:viixoi,n till M l , n .llM IU S , rr.iiv s o . t o n T ill: IUMJTO.V KIVK C llt.V . 2. Notices - Personnls CKNT8 CARD OK THANKS Plaintiff. The family of ihc laic Mr*. AMargaret T. C 1c v e la n ti W I L L I A M i: I t l i l t M W K T . J I L wishes lo thank the many *t ii t a ii4 «t ml, IWptuln nt*. friend* and neighbor* fur N U T l r i : I1K HI I T l \ the kitK)DOH,i of flower*, M ijim iu iu ro iu :n ,(im i im T i l l I S A A r n. I t U A N D T and cards and food brought to *' H A U M A 1 i: F. tltem ia tlieir recent aor* 1IIIANDT. hie Hire. row. > Unknown A M I T i l l A ll la n ltih claiming Mr. A. C. Cleveland (Hu*Inti rr*tft by, through, un­ band) anti Daughter*, der or again st tho afore* maid tJUTBorm Carol and Mr*. L*. J. Ho­ T U lf A l t K lirrthjr notified man & family that m OuiiifilAlnt to fortcli'inm M VIXIM II.INK, ■ n r tain murlg-iitn eiM?utiiIi«f» 1 ' K III A flllltl a I It If desertbed ftal pmptTXy, Lot nirsck “ i r . c o r . v * T l t Y CU T 11 M A NO It. U N I T NO. 1, according to the film! tht-rrof n* recorded lit Plat llo ok 11, I ' ukc IS, Tultllc Record* o f He mliiiilu C munty, Florida, It mm Itcvn filed mica l net you In the abov<s*et |led mil, mi l you ar e required to serve a rwipy ©f your Ana war or other IMrudlh* to the Complaint on f ' l A l t i l l m altorneyp. ANIJRI t* HUN, UUrtll. 1)1* AN. IaUWN* U K * A van den IIKIUI. 332 Kami Central Avenue, Orlando, Florid a, and fi le the original A n s w e r or oth er H e a d in g In the office of the Clerk of the 3. Ed ucal uni * Instruct lot. REGISTRATION is now lieimr taken for the enroll­ ment of the kindergarten lit tho Grace Methodist Church on Unoru ltd. A Woodland G. Fur Kent Large 2 lad room Trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-7308. Legal Notice 6, For Kent tthr frantorb Brrilh Mar. 27, 1963 — Pape 3-A 2 RR. home, 817 Catalina. Attractive 3 brdroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ cle. FA 2-7IM. S W E E T IE P IE By Nadine Seltzer Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3W9. FA 3 (1317. Three room apartment. 2101 $45. 2 Bedroom Apartment. $35. William*. Phone U'ch Arbor unfurnished equipment. A. Williams furnished Magnolia. Furnished Robert A. FA 23951. three bedroom house, kitchen S'.io.ik*. Robert FA 23931. NICE A clean :t room furnished Apartment, Near town. |o’i a month. Includes \tuter A electricity. FA 2-8514. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllonville. Unfurnished 2 bedroom Inline. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5231 or FA 2 0325. Unfurnished 1 or 2 he drdom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ ped. tus W 18lh St. Ph. "Tho Air Forco should uso dogs for radar! They all FA 2 4678. havo supersonic nearing!'* U. For Kent FURN. Apt 12. Kenl Kstule For Sale FA 2 28IW. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, l ' j hath litimc. Built-in kit­ ItoUaway, Hoipitai A. Uaby EFFICIENCY Apartment ou chen, atr-ctmdiUouer. Con­ First St. Near 2 city free Beds* venient location. $500 down. parking lot* and shopping By Hay. Week, or Month Monthly payments $81(8). stores. No utility charges. CARROLLS FURNITURE Call FA 2-2659. Suitable for couple or sin­ Ph. FA 2-5181 Hit W. U l St. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. UNKURN. Ul Floor. 3 rm*. Store. both, 2 screened pore lie*. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up- AVAILABLE April 1st. 3 Bit. Office FA 2 2118 House. Stove A refrig. $35. *talr* eveninRf. Night FA 2 0648 Mo. located 2307 lligliUwn 323-0700 Houses lor rent. For infor­ Avc. Write owner II. tier2524 Park Dr. Sanlord, Fla. mation contact Ted Wil­ lach, 118JR Gilmore Dr. liams Hardware, 2U3 E. Key West, Fla. LAKEV1KW Home lor sale or 25th St. Furn. 2 Bedroom Imiuic. trade tor a tiled farm on the 2 BEDROOM hou'e, kitchen west side of Sanford. Call Adulti. No jwtf. FA 2-7tit:t. equipp'd. $13 month. Ph. FA 2-7898 days or FA 2 6368 FA 2 330.1. Furniilicd Apartment. Close nights. In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-lui:i ROOMS, rrtie (i.ibloi, 401 Magnolia AVf. FA 2 072U. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ St. Johns Realty plus City. 201 W. 1st St. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Unfurnlslioil 2 tx'droom house. Kltclwn rquliqicil. FA 2-3U3I. FURNISHED 2 HR. liuitie. 110 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 Adults only. No pels. 2300 3 Bedroom, 1 hath, large cor­ MODERN Office turnblieO Sanford Avc. ner lot facing lake. 109 with conference room. AarWalla Drlvo, S u n 1 a n d condllioncd. FA 2-7439. 2 flit. Duplex. Almost new. Estate. FIIA in aervicc. Elect, ktt. tile bath, gar­ $150 down, monthly $8175, 2 IIKDIEOOM liou,e. Kitciien age. tool-A Elm St. Excel­ VA nothing down. FA 28074 equipped. Near base. lent location. Available or FA 2 2118. FA 2-:MH5. Mar. 1st. $75 mo. FA 2 5591. KENT A HKD 32. Flowers - Shrubs .11. Articles For Sale Cut \N Curl Beauty Shop Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ $1 per day rental fur Elec* Special on Perms. Call for gons, Pansies, Vegetable trie Carpet Sbampcoer with appointment. 3 Senior ope­ Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. purchase of Blue Lustre, rators. Free parking lots. Upsala ltd. Just off 20th St. Carrol's Furniture. 318 Palmetto a v c . 322-0831 and 1st St. SINGER Sewing Machine*. WOODRUFFS 22 lluilt! - Paint • Repair Used portables and con­ FARM ft GARDEN CENTER soles. From $20. with guar, REPAIRING, piinting, cab­ 001 Celery Avc. FA 2 3970 nntce and attachment. Ph. inet making. All work guar­ Calndlum Bulbs A Plants FA 2 9411. RED ROOM CD house, fenc­ anteed. Call FA 2-2139 after ed in yard. FA 2-9531. 3 p. m If you need a good used Re­ 3.1. Furniture SPACIOUS 3 Bedroom*. 2 CARPENTRY, repair work frigerator drop by the WANTED reliable couple to baths, equipped kitchen. Furniture Center at 1100 alt kinds, new roofs. Ph. take lit* monthly payments Shade trees. Assume mort­ French Avc. FA 2-2506 after 5. of $1350 on 3 complete gage, pay part equity. 3305 S. Park 322 (toon room* of furniture, Call tEVERE Tape Recorder, Lika 25. PlumhiiiK Serv Ires new condition. $1*25. TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ FA '2-8211. 1 ACRE, landscaped, with or lect. without 2 bedroom, 10' \ Used furniture, appliances, 1t>. Automobiles • Trucks 45' llousetraller. Lake new. tools, etc. llought - Sold. Phone FA 2-7609. I'lttniliintr & Heating I-arry'a Mart 215 Sanford 1930 VALIANT. Pvt. owner. AIR CONDITIONING Going overseas. Sell for 3 BEDROOM, 1’ 4 hath house Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 CONTRACT and REPAIR belt offer. FA 29819. $100 plus rioting cost. 122 WORK KBKK KST1MATH Hays Dr. Country Club Ma­ UhlJ Sanford Ave. FA 2-65tl2 BUYING A NEW or Upholstering ft Mattress ronnor. USED CART ovating. New A Used Furni­ PLUMBING FINANCE IT WITH US ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. NO SPRINT. CLEANING Contracting Itcpatra ♦ t^vw Interest Rates Co., al 709 Celery Avc. 2 BEDROOM home, 6 Blocks FREE ESTIMATES ♦ lo w Monthly Payments FA 2-2117. from 1st A Park. Remodel­ It. L. HARVEY FLORIDA STATE RANK ed older home. New paint 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Sell Us Your Furniture. Gulck inside and out. Ideal (or i Service With the Cash. 1919 MERCURY Sedan. Good retired couple. No taxes I’ ll. Bn (lit) & T e le vision transport atiun. Reasonable, SUPER TRADING POST with homestead exemption. FA 2-7501. FA 2 0377. PERSONAL RADIO A Price $5,500, $1500 down, T.W SERVICE balance $5tM » month. Ph, .17. Bouts - Motors We repair Phono Changers .11. Articles For Sale FA 2 6457. Radio A T.V., Ante Radios G; tew ay To The Waterway Ladies shorts, 99c. Sleeping 1 DAY SERVICE W AT EIIK It ONT SP ECIAI »S Hobson Sporting Goods j tmgs, turps sale. Surplus 25th SI. A Sanford Avc. Your EVINRU3E Heater I a Lake Harney rutlage—furn­ City, '201 W. 1st. I'll. 323 0655 301-8 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 ished, neat ami clean. $7590. # St. John* River — 85 ft. CHOICK BUGS FAST DEPENDABLE T V . 1 7'v tip. MERCURY Kicker, frontage ue.tr Sanford. $3500 From $!),ou to $:tu.tio Service Service calls $! 00. Like new. 1 10-lip Wiscon­ « Yankee lake — too' x 300’. Home Service Co. 303 San­ CLOSE OUT on Viscose tweed sin Motor. FA 2 (3)78. $5000. room size rugs. A good ford Ave. FA 2-3533. • Lemon lilutf — 97 ft. at selection of black A white, 12' ALUMINUM HOAT. Mit­ $50 per ft. gold k while, St green chell tilt trailer. 5 'i hp, 27. Special Services t l-uko Diane — 2 'i acres, Evinrude. Extras. I year tweeds in popular 6 x 9— WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, $3300. 9 X 12—0 X 15—12 x 12 ami old. FA 2 8803. Si’ ll INKER SYSTEMS 4 I-ike Markham — 100' x 12 x 15. Some with foam All Types and Sites 2tK>\ $1995. rubber bark. While they ■IS. Motorcycles - Scooters We Repair and Service Also a wide selection of l>caulast only $1.50 per xq. yd. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS, S T I N K tkful lakefronl amt river CARPETS AI.A CARTE New ft Used. front Imtues from $20,000 Machinery and Supply Co. Fern Park, Fla. next to Can­ Lewis Bales & Service 1 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-’H32 to $75,000. non Towel Co. 833-6021 2517 Country Club ltd. Ft*It SALE BY OWNER. A t­ tractive 3 bedroom house, t 1* baths. Duo-Therm heat­ er. Kitchen equipped. Cor­ ner lot. Between Junior High it Senior High School. 1913 S. Chase Avc. FA 2-2908. Wa l l NEWLY FURNISHED* Large 2 UR. duplex. ULh St. Longwood 838 3208. W K L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private hatha, IM W. First St. 12. Renl Entitle For Salt 21. lieauly Salons Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Agency REALTOR — INSUHOR FA 2-4991 1919 S French Ave. HOUSE, 3 Bedroom, I'v baths. Rack yard fenced. Excellent condition, lxiw down payment. Monthly payments $7200. FA 2-5916 139 Maylnlr Circle. S IN G E R SEWING MACHINE {'A L L FA 2-5781 Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2 4223 FBIGIDA1RE Sales A Service o. 11, man 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 III. Fem nle H elp W onted LAWNS Renovated • Aerate Remove Thatch > Chinch N I G H T Gltll.L Cook. W.ni Rug Spray (VC-13) - Fcrtireaa A Curb girl. Must tie lac—Ph. FA 2 i2tt experienced. Chick 'N Treat. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Sanford. GAS refrigerator. 322-6820, Ph. FA -2-7028 1 Ton Westing house Air-Con­ dll. Trailers - Cub anus ditioner, 1st class. $75. Pit. 1953 21' IIOUSKTHA1LEU, FA 2-7960. model. FA 2 5930. MATHES 2 Ion Air-Condition­ 1953 PALACE HOUSETRAILer. $150. Call 322*6838. Elt. In good condition, 1-englh 27 ft. $753.03, John HEADY MIX Concrete, win­ Frank, 871 Seminolu Ulvd. dow- sills, llnlcli, steps, locks, sand, cement, rock, Casselberry, Florida. pipe, steel, grease traps, 2 BEDROOM 10’ x 45’ Housedry writs, stepping stones. trailer. Like new. With or Miracle Concrete Co. without 1 acre of land, 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 landscaped. Ph. FA 276C9, UPRIGHT PIANO. Vespa Scooter. 122 Hay* Dr. Country Club Manor Today’s Buy! BIG! BIG! BIG! RMAI.L furn. Apt. 1902 Maple 3 Iled r ill. two story house al Circuit Court «n» or before the Air-Cunriilionhiff A BIG bargain, if sold by WOMEN with own li.ut-qnu­ 11th day o f April. m3. I f you i \ t h i: n u n it i h i u r. FA 2-0731. 311 W. loth St. Elect. KiL RECLAIMED PIA N O S ~ li. It. POPE CO.. INC. fall to do mo, a decree pro n i \ t i v j i i m m . r u i n i t . tation care for 3 children 1957 IM PE R IAL April 1st. Beautiful BIG fiinftspti IV III be taken .1 am)net i n %m i ru n m m iN iii.i: tub A shower laundry rm. 2t>0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 Dm- In unfortunate! eireumamt housework. 3 or 6 days! Sanford home al lnon Oak you fur the re lief demanded ( III A l l . I I IIIU II V I Door Hardtop, Full Pow­ Must he seen lo appreciate. alancet have 2 pianos, unc 111 the C o m p U ln l. IN I II * >1 I II 1 Nil. a week, some evenings. Pay j Avc , near all churches, (or er And A ir — Available Mar. 1st. $73 mo. walnut, one mahogany. T h l* Notice ahall be pubL A W N S E R V IC E u n iiT M id ; r n ii*:rM i«i m i: hy hour. FA 26562 after­ a BIG family requiring 3 lUhed once a we e k for four \v IN T I:II PARK F K D K IIA L in T ill; r u m i t rui m* « p FA 2 3594. Famous makes. Will ar­ Mowing nnd edging, etc. Satnoons. consecutive a n r k s In the The HA VINT JS AND LOAN AAHO- T H E N I N T H JI l l l l ' l %I, t i l l or 4 bedrooms ami 2 baths, %N il F u l l *|.H|. range sate lo reliable fam­ isfaetuin guaranteed. I’lt. Hanford 11era Id. C IA TIO N , a rot primI Ion or- n IT , IN plus a BIG newly modernD A T E D thlm M ill day of [ tiiititled G.\ Special Notices ml >iiDitMc under Nul.i; n i l m l i t .u i i i n t . ily lids area. Guaranteed. FA 2 1817. March. iM I. Dcd kitchen (lint will de­ 17. Male Help Wanted f the United .State IN n m i b l l t Nil, 12719 i t lie law • SANFORD Like new condition, Cull or N II T II K T i l I I T I T I I (S EA L) |of AIIiri. a REMINDER light mother < > ! tinfamily. III! PI III.II‘ IT H IN I TERRITORIAL SALESMAN 2!). Aulumohilo Scrvlrc Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Plaintiff, write Credit M a n a gje r MOTOR CO. INCOME TAX SERVICE B AHT 111V BIt H A V I N G S A once in a lifetime otter­ Clerk o f Circuit Court vs. needed for Sanford men. Streep's, 611 N, Grange, H AN K, a New' Y o rk corpora­ Ifyi Martha T, Vlhlen JAMEfl A. NEAT* and A DID RADIO O. M. HARRISON'S ing at $9,500. Very good 80© FRENCH Between 30 A f>0 yen 111. Depu ty Clerk Orlando 421-2101. CECELIA I. NEAL, him w ife tion. 322*8827 Drlve-tn Itrpair Service terms can be arranged, P la in tiff, 1311 Palmetto Ave. r u h lD li March It , 20, 27 A et al. Hnvo cor. National Corpo­ A p r il 2, 1962. t (efendanlm vs, ration. With proven imle*. PERSONAL RADIO ft T. V. AMOS II ET.DHUHIB an.| ONE LADY or an older cou­ riM j-fi* m u in ; o r n r ir 25th SI. & Sanford Avc. HA It AII B E L D I t l I NIB, hie Write llux 55, c/o Sanford T ill JA M KH A. N E A L and ple that wants a good Ph. 323 0655 %I»VI II I 1*1.M l . > I l u ll IIIIIA CECELIA I. NEAL, hi* wife. Herald. h o m e. 322 0591. 1larendatiie. w Ife F r o j l O t No. Kim. 0 I * C * l t 3 « A l 8 1901 Park Avenue TO ■ AMOS If. E L D I t l D G E Board o f I'uldlc In»irucil©n 1202 Mulberry A U T O G LASS FACTORY REPRESENTA­ ! tim id * nee U n k n»»w n i FA 2-5232 anytime Aldlen*. T e*«» f o r 8#in In » ! • County, Florid a, 8. For Sale nr Rent HAIl AII E. E LIG H T mIE EUGENE IIUGIIEA. alnCl tvnr r TIVE |M >*llhm now open in IN S T A L L E D 4He•tdtnre UnjkmtM uj SPRING bi jihralw eeatrtl lildn for yU No CASH N E E DE D~ Dili area. Age requirement. 2 BEDROOM furnished Iw.uw, amt Cans llAbcrlum K u k II bIi KadMte* Klirmmittiry Setilcarik G I iiks rind l ’u inl 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a Each and all iifikfinn n per* FA 2 3138 alter 5:00 p m. 23 43, sales experience nec­ H-'lifitd, Ecrutioile County, F l o r ­ 17-A Aiuam, ions, parties and defend ant* C om pany month. T. A I. included. llrbueot, , id*. rahP ltiln K o f is clmmessary over 30. Car prefer­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 1622 wh o claim by, tlirouub. under If ) 0u like country living Alicante. Kepana r o*iin*. library , np«clml mduca322 8085. or asatriftt the afnrt*al<l red, average of two nights tion r o o in, m-lrnlnl*irmtlve and (o any and all other 3 Bedroom, 2 bath*. On A MOM It. E L D I t l I ul K and mult*, cmfmtorlurti. kllrb#n. etc.; partite (-.'aiming any rlnht, per week on road long •11. I ’d u llry • Live.sldrk HA It A E. E L I M I I I mSB mill he f f f H v c d bjr I lie O w n ­ title end/tir Intercet In and south side of hig Lake I MMKI>1ATE nCCl'l’ AN( V established, lop r n t e it the followln* described wlietlier Sft ftpntjpcs, lielra, dcer at I he tic bool Admlnl tt r a ­ to 3 Bedroom •— with air con­ Mary. Water for boating, vlsrrs, arm titers, a*ftliinceH, I tion It y lid In it , Cciiumrrctal property, l«» win manufacturer of automo­ Large Shetland Ponlea; ditioning and large family etc. Orange tree,. Approxi­ Hire r!. Hanford, Florida, until Isol *. le** thm W ilt 109 llriTrifft, creditors, trustee* »«r gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ tive specialties o f f e r s uther w o * sft tn each amt nil feet thereof. In IllotiJk room.—Any type financing. It* \ M h Thurttlmy, Ap ri l I mately 2Va acres. FA 29102. dles and bridles. 3229162. of III* PL AT 1*OTH 29 end ©f YviiiJtu residence is un­ thorough training, complete 1911. mud then mt maid o ff ic e Payments as law as $68 85 20 of H E A It L A K E known, puldlcly opened mud ri&d insurance program ami an an d a mo., plus taxes amt InsurHfsHiilT#*, accord Inic to 12. Kenl Knlatn For Sale mlotid NEW CHEVROLET - OLDS - CADILLAC excellent opportunity for 32, Flowerr* ■ Khnibn pUt tbaieof recorded III Each and sit unknown p e r ­ T he Informnllun for niddere, anre to qualified buyer. 1*1wt llook 19, pa»i»* 2. of son*. parties and drfcrulanls. D ITI.KX APARTMENT and F o rm o f Hid, Form of t'wn USED CARS AND TRUCKS you to earn $1 non00 |h t PETUNIA, Sliatalragon, Pan TEE *N GREEN ESTATES thm Public It. curd* of a* to each and .ill uf whom tr a it , rlmns. Hperlfloatlorte, Property, til Jessamine month or more. Write for Hcrnltioie (-.ittily, Florida. r rsldcm-a is unknown, havlric and Fo rm * o f 111*1 Jlond and aie stock. Phono 322 2744 CH BVRO LETS 52088 and up nr claim l riff lo have any TOU IRI 11Ell Ell Y N" ii S'erformmn* c Bond may be Ave., Sanford. Ls.ooo cash. oppliratlun to Mt Till It GRAI’ EVILLE NURSERY mianitnrd In Him o ff ic e o f the I TEL) tptt Hr plaintiff, WIN­ riff hi. title or lute rent In or 1 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Kit­ Phone Urlaudo 424-8275. FULMER, P. 0. Box 177, Gra|>evilln Ave, Near 2tUh St. the follow llfff described O L D S - 88 $3123 and up \rchtieut, John A, liurUin IV, TER PA It K FI:HE U AL HAV- to 11m pi* r i yt w tile 11 l a t li * t u11. chen rquipjM-d. No down F t .ii r I Ii Floor, He n f o r«I V11a n ■ INI JH \ N I > M B V AHHtwT A MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. J « l tiiii tie r of the m b«i v e -« t I) W ILL TRADE Equity in 3 Ur Nil till na! Hank Build Iriff, Tit IN, a c-ii pom! Bui otiCAiilecd C A D IL L A C ________________ 55101 and up payment. 3309 s. Park Avc. Hanford, Florida, and coplem and cvUlhu.' under Hit* Li w« ed ©411*4’ , Vie bedroom, 2 bath house wilii 1!>. SlluulInnH W anted FA 2-17G1. lx»! Illuuk 3. W E A T I I nmy be obtm!u*'<l ib e t e uimn of (lie United Hiate* o f Amer­ large Flend a room on i ; i : h f i k i .d f iiw t a d d i­ pis) meiit o f *109.90 f o r each ica, lias Instituted suit a pal net t io n , acc«*rJlntf to the Child Care. FA 2 2274 ftret *rnt, A d d u lo n - l set* fumy you In ib* circuit Court ©f fenced corner lot. Kitchen plat thereof, ns record* I I m: obtain* d ml lab.oo i nch, the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In equipi»eil. (For wlist have In P lat Hook 12, P i g © «r, fur Humlaoli Ouuntyi half o f which Is refundable i»iid YARD Work FA 2 787H. o f l!>e Puldl© HevorU* of you) Ph. FA 2-3142 after upon return o f eanie. Florida, tJ|r nature of the ftUlt M*miaul# cou n ty , Florida. An y uneuc* «*e*ful bidder*, le to for*1!*'■• a murtffitr* hr 5:30. Will <ln trolling. 323 0591. th* hulhlliiii mhu upon retu rning first *ei> lha above dtecrlbed proper:y, Ineludlbif Ileal Estate — Mortgages 1 vacstr.autiT ON A N Y N E W OR USED p ro m id ly mud In wood! eondl- said properly belnir sluta I*d applirtanaiHMa loca l I"d (h e r e ­ t il N. Park Ave. FA 2 2120 BABYSITTING or Housework 1 1©n, w ilt in«" t e fu nd r*| It Im pay - iiud! !»*c.«ird ,1 4 Hetutnola Coun­ on,. and Ioffe 1hr r w lit it ihe REDUCED. 2 Story home, C A R IN STOCK vittfil in full If much return ty, Florid». You and eachof furniture. furiBshlnu*, and fixgood repair, new plumbing IM M EU1ATE OCCUPANCY FA 2 3503. I* made within ten d ay* a fte r you are her* by required to lure* situate therein, a fid to­ wiring, termite contract. the bid opening, lietierml Con- file your Answer with the t a l e d thereon. 3 Bedroom—with air-condit­ WORK. UahysRUng, ironing. CADILLAC 4 Door, Powered YOU. A N D E A C H O F YOU. tr actor* mmctirlnff ilocuuientm Clerk of the Circuit Court, in 715 Magnolia, FA 28tt». Your Best Living and li Air Conditioned .............. ioning and screened porch. for rein inula County, a t * hereby tint|flr«l Ih a l a FA 2-7791. mod Not nubmlttlDK proposal end Investing Onpoitiinity C llEVROI.lvF Nomad .Station mb,sit be refunded on e- h alf the Florida, and mtv * a copy Cuinplaltit has been fllr-l by > FwTiDCSE on Cryatal lake. Any type of financing. Pay­ in Honda today! ab ove-n amed Plaintiff deposit upon return of d ocu­ thereof uj»on W, IS. Winder- the Wngon. Air Cmidillom-d .................... ments as low as $61 00 per FIVE DAYS work or sleep Lorli Arlmr. Call FA 2 3378 ments In ff rod condition. wet die. ©f the firm i.f Wind- against >ou and ea<h o f you I 'M MOUTH 2 Door V-8 ..... ................ . in. Ref. 706 Bay Ave. month, plus taxes and in­ The Omner refttrve* the • rwredle, llalnre 4 Ward. 224 to forecWis* a (nortgaffe tin or FA 2-3977. FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES: r'ffbt to w a iv e any luforinm- 1‘urk Avenue, hoyth, \\T titer th© abiive-descrfbed proprrty I'OKD Station Wagon surance to qualified buyer. lltlee or to re jec t mrry or mil Park , Florida, it t u r n e > « f«>r In the a b o 9 « - » t y l * d cause and 56 4 Door V-8, A ti loin at Ir Highland Park 2L Beauty Salons JG960 to JlM bO TEE \N GREEN ESTATES the ITa.nllff in the above you i« nil each of yuna are Inert bide. FORD 4 Door, 6 L y l„ Station Wagun As low as $210 down, 412 Ed,lha Circle Each bidder must deposit eotluii, on or before fh* HBh by requ lrrd lo BL* an Answer Plume 322-2741 HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK As lillli: as $43.11 with hie bid e e . u r lt y in the day of April, A- D tve3, els* ur ut li ir I'liiM Brig rr spun sL e This Automatic TrunamLidun ..... .... . throe bedroom block thereto wit h in * Clerk ©f th* a Decree Pro Confesnu w ill Complete Beauty Service amount, form and muhject to a month! FORD Country Sedan taune oil two lots can he a b o ve -e n t it le d Circuit Court the cotidlllon* provided in the be entsrr 1 satinet you. Easy To Own Go Closing Costs! V-8. Overdrive ........ ...... .. Evening Appointments IT IH OltIBTtED that this and t© serve a copy o f itn Ii Infor mation r ?>r Bidder*. purchased for |12,0uu.0U. Near new bospital, tins 3 No Pro-payments! CHEVROLET Station Wagon 6 C yl, Sid. 103 So. Oak FA 2-5742 At tentio n o f bidders le p a r ­ be publish* I In The Hanford A n s w e r or other r rsponsl v «■ Can be financed through iiedroom, t bath liome is ticula rly catted to the re* Herald, a newspaper publish­ Plea din g up*n the P l a i n t i f f s Homesite Investment CIIEVRULET Ft Ton Pickup, qolrimenim m» t « condition* ed In 'heiiilmde Count), Flor­ Attorney#. Cwur*bon and CourFIIA by qualified purchas­ Opportunities like new throughout. It’s 6 C»l., Automatic i t t o f mtnployment to i>e obeerved ida, once each w«*k fur four fthuti. 17*il VterhHau Avenue. er tor only luou.oo down From Just $9951 OKCH1I) S A L E easy to own al only $K,75o, mud minimum wmwe rmlea |u co risenut Ivr weeks, Miami Bench, Florida, on or CHEVROLET 4 Door. S Cyl.. 81a. Wagon including cloving cost. Ex­ be paid under I he run tr ait, AVITNI r»H lh»- band *»f the b c for e t h * l ft t h d my **f April with only $300 down and 1‘lunlN fill ceil 11* N i bidder m a y wttUdrmw him Clerk of tb* ctr* oil Court, It^J, cilherwl** lliu al lig atl o n ii URIVL OUT CADILLAC t Door Sedan DeVilla clusive luting. $59.73 monthly. bid within 2t> day* a f te r (he HetnInoh Count j. Florida, this ©f ■aid CoinpJaint will b«t t a k ­ 55 Power And Air fond. S1.00 & $2.01) TODAY! .... ....... actual data o f tho oMtUi.g tha 11th day of March, A. h, en as confessed by your. Most attractive section ul i<u istottil* CHEVROLET U Ton Pickup ROBERT A. WILLIAMS thereof. DONE IND OltDBIUSO at IH *. I lo ft Inch potn S t 111 (« t nil Sunland Estates; this 3 6 C>L. Hid. Shift ____ J. P V r I * Lt, Jr. (H EAL) the Metntmde County CourtRealtor it 3 tenia each Fhmlrmmn bedroom. 2 hath lakcvtcw Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr, bouse, haftford, Ktorfda, this Raymond Imndquist, Asso. l i O i q t r«u«« CHEVROLET 4 Door Stution Wagon pinoax Hoard o f Public IhitruCClerk of the Circuit C.,urt tftlh d «y «.! *lsr h. 19*], V-8. Automatic ............— , home. Only $45u duwn and 7 In H ineli pdtn -tm la riant* a tion for Himirwii* County, l l y : Martha T. Vilitsii FA 2 3931 Atlantic Hank Bldg. (H EAL) CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan M , n t an* n u t 589.54 a month. Florid a D. C. A r th u r II He kwltii. Jr 10 cenlM euch •antiag 6 Cyl., Sid. Shift H. T. Mtlwe# \Vlnd*rwcedi«, 11allies C le rk of the a b o v e - e n t itl­ 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Central CmlaSRitStl HrinltiuU County Sup er inten­ A W ard ed Circuit Court Benchea at bargain heat, double carport*, fenc­ dent o f Public Infttrucilon and 124 P a rk Avenue. Houth AND M ANY OTHERS A T — By* Martna T. Vlhlen V:s-f)fflcio Mrcretmry to the W in t e r Park, Florida D C es) yard. $1400 down and 219 E. 2nd HT. AND 2503 PARK AVE. Hoard o f Public Instruction Publish Mar.il 13, 20, 27 A Publish Marsh 2#. 37 A April J. C. Bunien $120 muntnly payments, ltrj 1901 S. Park Ave. Otlloni, f a • Phene 668 4458 EASY GMAC PAYM ENTS Publish yistrli U , 2e, 27, H i ! April 1. I.cnion Bluff, Fla. Lake Dot Drive.. FA 2 5610. CHO-41 coa-19 C DU-17 FA 2 3233 anytime Legal Notice ‘ 795 Seminole Realty H0LLERS°/SANF0RD D IS C O U N T SALE OPPORTUNITY Stenstrom Really 10% DISCOUNT Deltona 62 60 58 58 57 57 61 59 60 61 53 Seminole Realty T h e Mickle Bros. Inc. 4595 1695 495 495 695 595 1445 795 1095 1795 1165 �Orr IN afurl Irralft PnRC 4-A — Mar. 27,19GR ■ c o u n t d o w n t o (0) © ’" % ) © © @ ® (DCD IG6E R V A LU E "BRACH'S EASTER CANDY" H REV. C. E. JACOBSON Jelly Beans............................. '17 □ □ Easter Baskets........................ 1.4Vi-as. Mellow Cremes ...................... •esunt | | Marshmallow Eggs.................. ,0^; Cake Mix 11-as. ak*. □ Golden Ripe bag 49* 49* 29 rag. rolls 400-ct. pkgs. C 4 largo roll Q l f r XR H A H O O with this coupon ond purchase of: $5.00 OR MORE WUXi] (lime I coupaa par (amity plaaial (expiree Sat., Martk 10, 1961) 'oiom m w M m oi P i u s 10 0 t « T M A I M ( l SAM C .H C fN S I A M I ’ S WITH C O U PO N Strietmann’s Ckacalata- Fudge Sandwich ........“VT/ 39* D.iidaoi r.r.v. Chocolate Bon-Bons __7.V. 29* ...................3 1ST 89' »2Va can Hunt’l leafy Fla.artd Tomato Paste 25' Libby'* Testy Canned Corned B e e f.... 49' 2 27* Dcllfktful Del Manta Zucchini Squash ........ 25* 3 V ." 89' Swift'ning..................................... Z 49' frozen foods Pilbkury's Cketry Berry C risp .............%.* /9c Palia Brand Frasaa Enchilada Dinner... ’J;;*’ 49c SWIFT'S Oca-lda Brand Fraieii Hunt's Solid-Pack Canned ooV n .Y o o f lO O French F rie s........... 49c P k h * * ir Frasaa Stew 6-os., 59c + tea Traaaara lain Detained and Mer. je «»• Vegetables....... . Gartan'a Family Slsa Fish Sticks...............’fo* 59c Marten'a Aaiartad ........ Sm oked Sausage . . , Tarnow ’s W ieners . . Link S a u sa g e ....... Bag S a u sa g e ....... Mix or Match Sale 4 Ji',V 89c 1-lb. pkg. 45c 12-os. 49c I Chicken, Sail at Turkey *et Pier, Material b Ckaata, S y .gh.tri A Maer Sauaal d a iry specials To mow's Skinless pkg. lOOonVaYofifOO ....... !£■ 36c Margarine........... 12-ox. pkg. 35c Sour C r e a m ....... ....... £ Biscuits.................4 39c Mraa W lnea.ia Madia* A f.d laafkara 12-os. pkg. 59c Cheddar Cheese . . . ,0 m 49c Meatam Brand Delkieae Cheese 1-lb. bag 45c Jm Oraan f w A All raaym a _ *= > 39c PilUkwry Sweat a* luttarmilk lO W mpa .. al; SWIFT PREMIUM SUCtu M0L0CNA Ik . 59o is.atraa ».«. War. SA MS* . . . VJJ 29c 55c Where Shopping is a Pleasure o w s s ra s o Jftl Oreen Stamps adA All aaayaa a>dywti aaa ait «= *; Mrt. Pilkerf’i Cara Oil Sra.kar.na a Delxteea Froth, Fleverful TALLAHASSEK (U P I) Comptroller Ray E. Green questioned $2o,uoo a year sal­ aries proposed today for two Swift's Premium Breakfast professors at Ihe University of Florida. Green, wltn has challenged high salariea for professors in Capalaud'o Praek Park the past, said the $*0,000 yearly salariea would provide a morale problem among some of the deans at the Uni­ versity who draw less than $15,000 a year. GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF tIJ 49c Peeled Shrimp . . . . *.* $1.99 m il im s s m m m m Sliced B a co n PROTEN Niblets Corn ......... ’ii*' 29c mwnsf Oraan Stamps <!■»•••• Bel PREMIUM Grata Giant Wkeie Karntl anA Ala ravyaa and ywch.M ak JU D IN 'S LOTION (wltk Fraa Purte-Siaed Flaian) MICRIN ORAL ANTISEPTIC a * i. 5 lb . Fruit Drink 5-lk., $3.69 6 Vi-oi. cant G re e n S ta m p s CANNED HAMS Swift'* Shortening (limit I I leaatraa Oat War. sa. IMS! I O S W IF T ’S PREMIUM BO N ELESS Welch's Now Apple Grape SWIFT PREMIUM CANNEB H AM . 10-lb. PO TA TO ES JN Green Stam ps TALLAHASSEE fU P I) The State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission as­ signed a task force of officers today to slop Illegal traffic lo fresh water game fish from n 5* lb. Ganulna Idaho Russet TALLAHASSEK (U P I) The Cabinet Truitrea of the Mik A l l i n n . and ynrtkaaa adi Internal Improvement Fund suld 17 acres ot submerged 14-os. bot. 98c land in the SI. Johns River (la p i'N t e l. Mer. M. 1NH today fur $250 an acre. Tile purchaser, William llostwick, bad urged the cab­ inet to drop tlir price to $150 Tasty Breakfast Club an acre. Ilut the cabinet re­ fused to go ulong on grounds the value of the land would increase in future years. Crackdown cans Scott Sale! Whita or Colored brimming qt. basket A T Tom atoes.....................................31' Green Questions Two Salaries 10' lb. Fancy Fla. Vina Ripa TO M A TO ES Hard Gracn CA BBA G E #2 '/i Scott Sola! Facial Tissue* (w or a) BANANAS . Scott Sole! Whita or Colored 29c ilow n prod u ce lane Peaches .......... O 49c Cream E g g s............................. n Popular Chunk Styla ■rack's Ant'd. Ckacalata Hunt’s Yollow-CIIng Halved IO 29c ■rack's lailar ( f t Traat Fruit & N ut............................. 46-os. cans f b t Bartlett* In Syrup 29c Pillibury Whito, Yellow, Chocolate, Double-Dutch Submerged Land On River Sold $1.29 sack ■rack’s Fail Wray Ckacalata □ 59c half gal. Libby's Rich 'n Refreshing ■rack's Melded Pat T o d iy 'i ip e d il midweek Lenten Service at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church o( Sanford will Ik? presented at 7:50 p. m. by Rev. Charles E. Jacobson, pastor of the Faith Lutheran Church of Dc* Land. A I0S0 graduate of Gusta* vua Adolphus College in SI. Peter, Minn., Pastor Jacobson attended the Lutheran School of Theology at flock Island, 111., and graduated magna cum laudo In 1057. He interned at fletheny Lu­ theran Church In Seattle, Wash., and was ordained at Omaha, Neb. In 1957 on a call to St. Bartholomew Lu­ theran Church in Gliiaboth, N. J. He came to DcLand in the fall of toon. Pastor Jacobson Is chair­ man of the board of the Flor­ ida Lutheran Retirement Cen­ ter in DeLand and also is on the Synodical Board of So­ cial Ministry of the Florida Synod. He serves on the American Mission Committee and the Publicity Committee of the Florida Synod and is vice president of the DcLand Ministerial A**n. lie also Is moderator of a radio pro­ gram, "Sunday Muslcalc" which originates in DeLund. He was host pastor of the Organlring Convention of the Florida Synod of LCA in Oct­ ober of last year and has aervod on the Ministry Com­ mittee, the lailhrr Committee PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., and the Merger Committee MARCH 30, 1963! of the church. He I* currently working on an MA Degree In Religion at Stetson University. /. K it M A T T . Hwitserluml (D P I) — Swiss authorities today were reported rensiderIng s "food lift" of unconlaminated supplies Into this popular ski resort which lias been turned into n “ ghost town" tiy a typhoid fever epi­ demic. Nearly 200 persons, includ­ ing at least one American tourist, have been atrirken by the disease and two have died. Ice Cream • • • • Tomato Juice 4 P e a r Halves . 3 Starkist Tuna 4 Scot Tissue . • 4 Scotties........ 2 Scot Towels •. • 29c Brack's Fancy Ler* a Rev. Jacobson To Speak At Good Shepherd Resort Turned Into Ghost Town Park Lane Assorted Flavor* ■rack's Old Foihlen _ lb. 89 Top Round Sirloin Steak • lb. 89 T-Bone Steak • »>. 89* Club Steak . . . n>. 89* Ground Beef • >b. 49 (boneless sfeak) Freak Flatida fink CetkteH Shrimp V n W W W . 59* Jjf Oraan 8 tamps a«A Ala aeeyae md yarrkeee ak h=»— NERMAH 0/B SMOKED SAUSAM laatea See teed Treat Canadiaa ib. aw Smelts ' w. 23* a "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY. FERN PAHK, LONGWOOD. MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD" HIGHWAY ROAD «$« 17-t) . . . . and from STATE fl �. A*. *%• 1 Iii a * V Mortgage Stealing Counts Against 4 T w o . count informations iiyitiiisi four Sanford home repairmen for "stealing n mortgage'* on the property of an elderly woman urre filed this morning in Circuit Court at (iuinesville. All four were associated With the now defunct Nova liuildrrs, cf Sanford. State’s Attorney T. E. CLO' II) l.arr) Vrrshel The First Itesrureh Cnrp. of Mhi ini has Iiren hlrvil to do that feasibility study im l he proposed university here . t . Thny have already started work. Dragline? operating hy Adnni? Shopping renter property . . . Purpose is to plea-e the SltD on drainage roquircments * • * Which remind? inr there’s a new shopping renter pro­ posed out that Mime way . . . It will have quite an impact. • • • AN A PO1.0U V TO THE JUNIOR CLASS AT SEMIN01.E IIIUH. ..I'm sorry kids 1 ju*t didn’t know that ’’hup" was supposed to Ih> a secret, 4 • • 'Delinquent property Ux sales for the city and county w ill he held May t!8 , , , Next week U the deadline on taxes. • • • Wc know of one high Dem­ ocratic t'loiimittic official tlirat was playing g o l f elec­ tion day. 4 4 4 High Demos Accused Of Active GOP Work Duncan said he hoped to bring the men to trial in the I I) e f o n t e d DeniiHTuUiitnesvitic court some time tif legislative candidate next month. Charged in the informn- i Gordon Frederick today thins are William Cletus I accused officials of his llrudcli, (lli'lin Jones Jr.. party of actively working Ilonire Richard Rantard uml “ in the op|Ntaitinu taina fourtli man tiring sought by paign." Frederick, who was tiethe sheriff's dejuitment, who , said they expect to have him featcil in Tuesday's leeisintivc ntee hy Jan For­ in custody soon. tune hy a stunt 2.’i0 odd A federal fugitive warrant v o l . .*»:« iia.? been i-sued against J.'iu-s. votes declared “ the re­ sults of the election clear­ aid to have been president or vire president of Nova ly point nut the need of an organized w o r k i n g Builders. Rl alien, secrelnrytrt-nuir- Democratie party." "So far as l can deter­ ei, and llannitil, a sales man. have been in the county jail mine no organized effort at I iuinesville since their ar­ was made hy the local rest several weeks ago Roods party officials to either have been set for itrnden at inf«»rm their members of jr.Aoo and for Barnard at the pending election or to f.’l,(NHl. They are in jail in get the* Democrats to the polls. lieu of bond. m w ^ a u fn rii lu'rall^ Longwood Ready; With Sketches For New Hall It) Donna E«te» Preliminary sketches of the new l.ongwood City Hall have been completed hy members of the City tonne'll and diseuMinn is now utiderwuy with local architects on the plans, council offleinl* an/vorneed to­ day. I on?true!ion i? expected to liegin within the next two to three months a? final plans are completed. The new building will he financed with present income and no increase in taxes will he levied against the city resi­ dents, the council said. The building, to be located at lhe vorm.r „ f Warren and Wilma Sts., will have a coun­ cil mom and will be centrally heated and nirconditioned. Present plans cull for a new Fire Station to he added next year. "It is a known fuel that some of I lie elected officials of the Deiiiocnitie parly were active in the opposition campaign. Frederick continued, adding, tin the other hand the Republican elements were organized anil worked vigorously. They were adequately financed. “ Contrary to the ap­ parent altitude of the Seminole County Demo* erntie Committee thin was not a Democratic pri­ mary. It was an active partisan General F. I « e t ion. Frederick empha­ sized. “ The Democratic Wom­ an’s Club, a voluntary or­ ganization, was m o r e willing to rise to the call than were elected party officials. Only one elected party official, Mrs. Kath­ leen Reynolds, partici­ pated a c t i v e 1y . The others who aided were volunteers as d i s t i n ­ guished from pu'ty of- Navy Gets Say AtIFX Probe WASHINGTON <UPl> — Tile Navy Imd a ctinnee today to -ay vvliat it thought of De­ fense tviieln iy Itobelt S. ,\hi< ficia ls. Nunirtin’s cost-saving plan to "Frankly, thy do'Vit ia build »!|- pUl ,ivMl fix'll* not hitter for it has 11 plain* for both the Air Force hope) served to awaken and Navy. .'M l i the Democrats for their -Jd 1ibujfft £r Navy leilhnotiy was due to yet . . . Haven’t gone uver need for competent lead­ be lelenscd as tin- Semite ill- | N iin e y l la r d u ic k e tlu? luily of the precincts, ership, organization and vcstigatlons Milmiiimmtc re-j REPORTER: Well, did you s11in. i1 it? elosed door healings IHirty workers. The party think the Demos worked for into (la- disputed multi-milleaders are going to have Air. Frederick ? to get tlu* lead out of the linn dollar TFX warplane conRII.I.H1MKR: It reflect* tract. Democratic Donkey or he tlu.t there ate many Republi­ trampled hv the GOI* The panel recalled for the cans registered us Democrats. second day the five memliers Elephant," lie conrluded. * # • Miss Nancy Ju Hardwlrkc of tile military solliee selec­ Suafonl Pipeline Attorney tion boa id which iiiianiniously uf A It amimic Springs i? the Ken MelnUixli told us today ..... . \1t?» the eon Hart go latest entry in the Seminole County" contest. thut the ACE. has received to Hoeing Company. engineering topics of the pro­ A long statement hy Hear The winner of the contest pose?! pipeline and have an- Adm. Fiederick E. A-hworlh will reign over the county's celebr.it ;<>n sweieil that the application said to U- critical of the TFC! Semi-Centennial to I h- held April 26 and 27. is being studied. CAPE CAN \VERA I, f l ’ PI) program was expected t?s In• 4 4 Miss llardwickc, tin- daugh­ -The weatherman gave n made piii'ltr in transcripts of Senator elect Mack Cleve­ Wednesday's executive session ter of Mrs. Carl K. Stiles, I? •■go" signal today to a planhlur eyed ii< d U, S. attempt to firr a land Jr. said loday a commit­ when Ihi same witnesses t.-s- a five-foot two tee of teachers will meet with tifieil, Asiiunrth was the lone blonde. She attended Lyman mighty Saturn-1 rocket Ini,, the legislative delegation Hus Navy representative on the High anti plan* to make nur­ spate this afternoon, But sci­ sing her career. entist* culled o ff a satellite evening at the Capri to dis- idgh echelnn selection board. shot tlmt had boon set for to­ cuss a legislative program The aula iiinimttee i? investi­ night a* part of a douhleheadpro|Ki?cd by (he Florida Edu­ gating win tlier favoritism or cation Committee poor judgiin nt may have causThe I (16-foot Saturn-1, pink ed civilian Pentagon nffirials log the horsepower of niMI.IHIII The County Commission to overrule tin- military and am..... Idle*, wa? scheduled lo will send its attorney Humid iiwaril tie runt met to the Ida t o f f o.i i. lliUllleroU?, Johnson to Tallahassee on per Textis-b.md plant of limeuil sev.-n-minute fliglit 1.1 IsftO diem bu t' on leglslativis mnt- Dynamic* torpuiutlun, i n ­ Approval for * X.’.Mmi j.dp. in. lers. stead of iloelllg. inner for the pri-h miliary The emmblow ii passed * MeNaillaia lias i n s i s t ■'>1 planning survey on Oviedo’s Four new water jugs, pur­ throughout the t u r l> u I e n t estimated C’XI ihmi Municipal major lo.iriel at 7: in ... in. chased at a round CO?I «d $2u, course of Hu- healing tliut V\at*-i Sytcm wa? announced ESI when scientist* drihlrd looked g*H«l appeared on the County Com- G. lu-lnl |l) iii.iiii* ? plcsclitcd Wcdm- day h\ tin- Community till- weather enough to go uli.-ml. Liquid liii.vsiun s tick 1ursday. And b ~t plan fm building and Facilili.-? Administration of with a water cnuler at the delivering mi time a super- Die Housing mid Home flu- oxygen immediately b e g u n (limr, Rid no new therinu* on sonic fighter that would Inc. t nance Agency, Congressman flowing into the rocket's giant fuel tanks. the jinss desk 7 the u-quli.nm ills for butli \. S. J|. ilong Jr. notified tit*"Right now," a space agen­ I lei nId today. service*. cy spokesman said one hour Commissioner James Avery Tin advance fond i* Intervoiced Id? opinion id tiic Slate c*t free mid repayable «| ? ..it It.l.r, "we an- right on time." Association of County Com­ of const in. lion u In it is exmissioner* Tuesday, thusly: LAKELAND ( t ’ l ’D — Flor­ p<? led to get underway curly “ A big fat no' to it? reipiesl .. ida Citru- Mutual grower next yiui. I’hnis are for tin (or sup|*ort of proiMiH-il legts memtieis will mil have to pay lalmii. SACC member ship is any incteiio'd assessments the ?uli' of revenue la.lids ■ N E W SMYRNA HE At II a waste of money, a? tar as .luting Ih.- Rllifl-lil season. bearing li-N percent interest it I 'l l —The F ill imestlgaled I ’m concerned. The SACC is | Mutual’s boa i *I of dirertora cate. today a second attempt to tiein the hands of the Rairk-1u|>pioved a budget committee | Drlv and Spoom-i. Miuioi rail a (rain of Hie strikechoppers and let them mow rrvommendatiou W.-dne-.lay E n g i n e e r i n g Firm, were bound Florida East Coast their iicadquarters tu ,,r “ n to leave the »s»esiincnt *t nutied last Dei.-nibcr l*y the Railway—fulled levs than an d o " Avery i* the watchdog thrv-e-quartrr? of * cent per Oviedo Town Council tu hnuhour In-fore Hie large! arrived of the county treasury . . . lie box of cil.us harvested. die tlie project. on the siMit. usually oppose? any move to take iii from the treasury. A CUN VERSA lit IN' WITH BOR III l-l.ll I.MKR. ('ll.H U ­ AI AN OK THE IlKMOl ItA'llt EXECUTIVE COMMIT'i EE: REPORTER: Any loiiiment to innke on the election J III 1.1.11IM KR: No comment Nancy Jo Enters Contest Saiurn 'Go' Signal Given Oviedo Gets Survey Ckay No Boost Seen Look* like the Chamber's aviation committee has two airport site*. Chairman Merle Wuilie. say* the landing field will l«- to Iu»ke Monroe. Cham, b. r malinger John Krider say* it will be on West First Klte.'l, at I lib-uliungt' 4. * • • V . Water safety program this luniiiiir will have to be tut down. . . . Just not enough in­ structors to go around. Tha group met Monday night to tnap out p?«ii* lor U.e n — u. . FBI Probes ?temI*. b,. liii.in.it ihii.ugh Derailment D yn afro n ics X l-m coiilrncUi toluliiiK mine lii.tii liulf a ? million tiollnr* have been received at Dynatronii-6, Im „ Seminole County electronics firm, within the past seven days, George F. (Andy) Anderson, vice president and gem-rid manager, announced today. Two contracts, one front tlie Navy’s Paci­ fic Missile Range for 1200.000 and one from the Army for s I lf>.000, have been officially aw to ti­ ed, and noliiiiatiuu of pending award ol all­ WEATHER: Cloudy and warm through Friday. High today, RD-Rfi. Low tonight, 60-65. I'ltited Cress Leased Wir Established 19(18 T l l l ’ lLS., M AItt'll 28, I96.T S.WFOh’ l), FLORIDA NO. ti78 Monkey Bite Brings Arrest O f Negro For Rape Attempt A monkey bite solved an nt- home shnrlly nfter the at teiiipted rape case hem this tempted rape by Sgt. W, K. milMli„K . ?gf.iei* md (Iffiicr Kduiiid A 211-yparidd Negro, six l . « l U..,..on. Chief Williams said ami one inch lull and weigh- Sparks confessed. jng -jim pound?, abducted , k’O- The police * tdi'f recounted y,..,r.old wiiite hospital em- the action Ihusly: piny,. nn«l attempted to rape Spinks entered the hospital i„.r, Polirc Chief Roy Wtl- limns reported. The young woman is five feet tall amt weighs 1(10 IHHIIlds. The Negro, C h a r l e s E. Spark?, was nm-sted nt his Winners Galore At Coffee Club A live rhlckcn that my* terloiiily ehanged into h dressed frn/en turkey was won today by Mr*. W. S. Billliimrr, secretary of Shorntuker Construction Co, at the Chamber of Commerce ladies day coffee. Master of Ceremonies Char lie Morrison prevented Hie chicken la Mrs. Rillliimer *ii*l thru took it tu (lie hark room' to have it dressed. He return ed with the tin key, courles) id Winn Dixie on Third M. oilier winners ol door prir es were Mrs. Carl William ? Irotli tin* Sanford Herald, 12 packages of vegetables on the llieli Food Plan; Miss Sarah Warren Easterhy from City Hall, a hum from First Slreel Wum Dixie, Mrs. Alarlha VlIlls'll of tlie County Clerk’s uflice, polled mums from A. F. Ramsey; Mrs. Charles ShuIfer id Florida Stale, a ham from the A A P store; Mrs. Helen Johnson from Fir.vi Street Winn Dixie, a per­ manent floral arrangement from the Sanford Flower shop; Mrs. Unold Williams, a ham Irom Food Fair. Each lady present received one doien Irish eggs, enurtesy of liatil, Inc., and a stamp I>ook with flu Gilt-Edge »l*nip» pasted in Hie nrvt meeting ill flic cnltcp club will lit- held April 26 at NAS a? guests ol Cap,u" ‘ R "1" ’)* "a re , command mg idftcer id the station Estes Jury Siill Locked EL I'ASO, Tex. (U B D -Th e jury in the ilillip Soi Estes federal fraud trial, lighting to .ml a deadlock, resumed til** liheratiuns n*l»y, A verdict appeared near The Jury was in its third day of deliberation. Tlie Ionian, two-woman jury deeliiud tu go to lied Wednesday night and worked on alino?! Iwn hmtr* t*-f are Anally sending out word that flit- members were tiring and wanted to be locked up, A rourthouve s|xike?Mian re ported Hie jury was "work ing along line . . . making progress." G e ts G ian t J 1 Q J L V A ... BRIEFS Severe Quakes REYKJAVIK. Ireland lU P !) — Severe earthquakes rocked pari? nt Iceland Wed­ nesday night, causing a lew injuries and some damage. N ew Storm III United p ress Intel national nt about t;:i(1 lids morning, jumped a railing and ordered the young woman to open the safe. When she replied she did nut have the combination, the Negro grabbed her ami forced her out of Hie hospital. Utltuceessflll in an attempt to steal it ear, Sparks forced the girt to walk to 7lh mol Hay Streets, in Hu* Negro sec­ tion. There In* ordered her in­ to a paiked automobile and attempted to rape her. When she pleaded with the Negro he desisted and walked her Preventive Step Z E 11 M A T T , Switzerland (U IM )-T h e Swiss army or dered the main street ol tin? ski resort torn up today In a hunt for the .............. a ty phnid fever epidemi. that has caused Uirre death? and Ims pdali/ed almost ton persons. Support Given lilt) DE JANEIRO tUI’ D— Forty radical rongressmen, Including Yankee hailing ex Gov Leiiiii'l Rrinil*. aimuunc ed Wednesday night they will sutqx.it Communist • lostered elfnrts lo open a "hate Amer­ ica" convention in Km to­ night. N e a r Agreem ent Defies Leaders NEW YORK ( Ul ’ lt - The last striking uninn defied it? leadership WedneMlay a n d voled down u conirail, fore ing Ihc newspaper shutduwn into its I lllh day and depriv ing millions of the edition* they had expected to see again today. trnsty and was assigned fop work at the Sanford xoo. H was there he was bitten on the right hum! hy a monkey. ; Ho has been under a physlrilin'* rare since. While forcing tho young woman to accompany him ho told her uf having been bit­ ten by on animal. Her descrip­ tion of Sparks, with tho information of tho monkey bite, led Cusgrnvo and Hayden tu the Negro. When brought to the city jail Sparks was plac'd In IX lineup with six other Negro inmates. The young woman pointed out Sparks us her us* sal hint, lie then confessed to Chief Williams, .Suspicion of charges uf at­ tempt to rape and of suspicion of attempted robbery were f.L ed by the young woman hefoie County Judge Vernon Mile. Chief Williams said of YAH-1, who will ha re­ .Sparks would bo arraigned lieved <>f his command Friday* later today. hy Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart, current squadron executive officer. The day before lloiidinoi assumed command of the squadron his flight crews won tin? Apiil lltti'J Stream. CO Gets Perfect Going Away Gift A death • dealing Paeilir Coast storm, with lUO-milcHeavy Attack Squadron an hour gusts, swept Inland loday, severing power line* Due presented a Koltlg-nwaygift to it* commanding officer an*l elosing roads. Wt-ilnesilay us ii flew lo a vic­ tory In the monthly Heavy Grow All WASHINGTON (UPM-Sen. Attack Wing One "Bomber Herman K Talmud: e ill Stream.’' 'llu* results, released today, (ia .) asked Congress today h> lei farmers grow nil the cot show VAII-I on top hy a slim Ion llu-y run and abolish (he seven-point margin over Detwo price system which tin? Uehineiil Eight of VAH II, plagued the textile industry. n? it won it* third "Humber Stream" In ** many outing* during tb.* past year. Flash Strikes Heavy Attack Squadron FAR IN ( t71*11—Nationalm-d utility workers began an Five look third and VAII-.T eight (lay series of "flu?h fourth in tin. four-squailiott strike*'* today to hack 2iHI.(kni meet. No man wa? happier over coal miners demanding high­ er wages front Ihu French the outcome lUau Cdi, Ed­ gar J, llou.liu.il Jr., *Mppcr government. WASHINGTON t IT ’ I i-Th e House rduralion Mihctiminiltee was dose today to reach­ ing blparUsan agi i-eiiu nl mi a J2 7 hlllinu college e.mslrueHon and student aid bill, tinonly new education prn|Mi?al hy President Kennedy given a chance ol passage. Inn k lo the hopsitat, released her anil fled. In the meantime, Robert Itesserer, hospital ailiiiinistrntor, had been alerted when other employes noticed the young woman was missing. No one had heard her seit-mns when Sparks forced her from the hospital, Itesserer tele­ phoned police, Spaiks was released from joil only a week ago after serving u sentence on a drunk and disorderly charge. While ill Jail he had l*een made a May Use Red Bombers-Caslro Since September, VAH-t HAVANA (U l'l) Fidel has been occupied with phas­ Castro accused the United ing in the AfiA Vigilante and States today of responsibility therefore did not compote in for armed altaeks on two So. the monthly bombing eompeti- viet freighters and the recent |j( Wednesday wa* the crash of a Bolivian airliner. M|iiadron's first effort shirr IU* warned Cuba might have" the September victory and it lo acquire bombers and wis* won again, this timu with the ships for protection. AKA. In an official statement, The top crew of tlie |J com? Castro charged the Uniletl pet ing in the event was VAII- Slates was behind yesterday’s I’a l.t. James F. Bell, pilot, attack on the Soviet freighter Port, and (T O Colin C. I'cmhertnn, Baku in Caribbean |mmhardier-iiu vigt. tor. Thi* which left It heavily damagwas their second ‘ 'll.unlicr ..I, and nl.?o was res|Minsihlo Sliruin* victory In four for the March 16 sea slrafinjl month*, tlicy scored a win In of the Soviet steamer Lgov in Ihc December .Stream as atil- adjoining Isabela rie Sagua. dents in VAII-lt, He repeated a recent nlltv* Ill'll ami I'emhrrton Scored gallon by Communist Chilean Ml I points, a m at t)(t-p»|liL poet Pablo Neruda Rial the edg,. over an Atilt crew of Lt. United Slates also was behind William Ogle, pilot, uml Lt. the March IS crash of a Bo­ (jg l Edward M. Holme?, bom- livian airliner in which Iwn bunlni navigator, of V A 11-5. Cuban diplomatic couriers Kcliiud I hat dew's pig point* were killed. fell a YAH Ii, Detachment “ If these altaeks continue," Eight crew of Lt. Cdr. Hill E, Castro laid, "Culm will limt Hit*-ilt and l.t. tj g) Wayne it seif in the position of con­ Roliiil'oo. flying an A-TK, with sidering the arqoisitmn of 461 point?, unit V A II-I’* Lt. long-range bomber* and Iho Cdr Pit I rick E. (I'Guiu and naval tinili needed to eseurt Enx. Paul I. Haney, who our merchant vessels, protect nnm?»ed 4-YJ point* ill an our supply roulci anJ repress i Hie aggressors,'* ASA. SFiMINOLF COUNTY’S ( DR. R F IM IA R T Herald Index Hi idge I'uge 7 ( lassifit'll .. Page 111 A II Comic* Page in Dear Abliy Page 7 Kdiloliul Page 4 Entertainment .. Page 7 I'uzxle .. . ... I'uge In Society Page H A M S|.<llts ........ Page li ! AUTOMOTIVE LrHlhi.'i ;>• rrn'i-H: SAFETY CENTER , 'T '.i ’ -2 ' r ’J p F i ia . - Offering Our Customers FREE Tire Inspection FREE Tire Rotation |FREE Flat Tire Repair C o n tracts ot iter $2iio,oi)i) pact iias been received, Anderson said. The $200,000 Navy contract is for research and development of a digital antenna control system lo lie used in the critical orbit injection &taye of Die Transit navigational satellite. The $146,000 contract is for production of tlie current year which ends in early April will be approximately jf.'i.r) million. Last year’s vol­ ume was $,’1.7 million. Anderson said a limited number of addi­ tional assembly line employes will la* reunited to handle tlie Siyrunl Corps contract. Tin* firm has a total work force of 2U8 at Ihu present time. communications equipment for the U.S. Army Anderson said tha new* work is not related Sign: I Corps. With tlie new work, uitliupalcd volume lot to Die award here last week of the $5 million Splint contract to ihu .Martin Company, FREE Front End Check Expert Tire Wheel Specialist Alignment Since 1933 M t R O B E R T !”Incorporated ' s"nnl' Florida Distributors For Drnraaa Cusluai Built Tires 105 W. 1st Si. UK Sanford GIVE PLAID FA 2-0651 STAMPS � 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, March 27, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 27, 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>, March 27, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d261ac2ce6dc3ff69c1363507974770.pdf 889d765bd3f1454f85aef45cfa853b85 PDF Text Text Oviedo Student Wins Top Prize At Science Fair Vff> • in fn r S W rralb P a g * 10 — M a r. 26, 1068 Oviedo High student Eugene from In the o f physical the Regional senior science Science Fair held recently in Euttia. Rill lleln, the school's other senior division entrant, honor*Me mention In won bio­ chemistry. Shull's telescope build Its own sanctuary. The "p ig in Ihe poke" prlrr last Thursday night Informed went to M. Glorc and Mrs. Raymond Jackson received the membership that the land (he door prize of » Dutch presently being rented ■■ a Amaryllis plant In full bloom recreation area by the rluh which was donated by Mra. J. for a token fee from tlx- Flor­ N. Ancntin. Guests Introduced w e r e ida Power Employes Club Karl Strsshurg and will he pul up for sale after Mrs daughter, Irma. proper appraisal. Refreshments wrre served The decision was made at a meeting held earlier In the al the close of the mceling by week with representatives of Mra, Tinsley. Mrs. C. C. both groups present, Gibbons Jones and Mrs. John Kirk, hostesses for the month. reported. He went on to point out that the Community Club hss spent much time and effort on improving the site which also is used hy the Bear Lake Lillie leagu e as a playing SPRING field and which now stands LAWNMOWER to lose Its charter If it loses TITNE - UPS the field. Gibbon* staled that no spec­ ified date for sale of Hie pro­ perty has been set at this time and that the Community PA R TS N O T INCLU D ED Club will have first option when * aale I* in the offing. In nlhrr business of the merling which was held after the club heard the Seminole County legislative candidates, a nominating committee was elected to consist of John Neel, chairman, and Mrs. 19 IN . D AVIS MOWER Raymond Finney, G. W. Run BRIGGS A STRATTO N nell, Richard Ostrander and 4 C Y C LE ENG INE lira. Alan Wentworth. 13093 Mrs. L. C. Tinsley, repre­ senting the Hear Lake Pres­ 20 IN. D AVIS MOWER byterian Chapel, issued invi­ IIRIGGH A STRATTO N tation In all interested per­ 3 II.I*. 4 C Y C LE ENGINE sons to Join Ihe congregation which hopes aoon to have sufficient membership to President Shull brought home the tup division lens g’ inding exhibit also won the Bill Clements special sward In recognition of time and ef fort spent on the project and entitle* him to enter stale and national competition, lleln ’a entry was a model o f a DNA molecule. Beth Gore and Larry Neely, also o f Oviedo, completed the Seminole County reproaenta Uon with their Junior entry eahlblu on "E lectricity In the Community" and "The Color o f Music." Shull, Hein and Neely, who attended the awards banquet held March 15 in Tavarra, were accompanied hy Mr. and Mrs. Foye Shull, Mr. and M ri. Ralph Neely and Mrs. James Palmer, Oviedo High science teacher. Guest speaker for the ban quet was Jack Larks from the A ir Force Missile Test Center at Cape Canaveral. HKItHKItT F. HOWUN, rijflit, n I’om.nnetmnn Kirnt Class assigned to the Heavy Attack W'iiiK One ntaff, recently reenlleted for six years in the regular navy. Bowen, who first entered Navnl service in March 1Of* 1, has iicen nssiRncd to the Winif Staff since last September. The recnlistment ceremony was conducted hy C'dr. Charles W. Meahier, left, Commanding Officer for Per­ sonnel of Heavy Attack Wing One. School Problems To Be Discussed In Altamonte Ity I.noIsc KlmtmrV County School Superintend­ ent It. T. Milwce and other members of the county school Isourd will take part in the Bear Lake Club To Learn Resuscitation program By Shirley Wentworth A representative of the Seminole C o u n t y Chapter, American Red Cross, will be the guest of Rear Lake Home Demonstration Club members Tuesday night to discuss and explain proper methods of resuscitation. Visual demon­ stration will be presented us­ ing the chapter’s "A n n ie," ■ Rfe-alxed dummy made es­ pecially for the purpose. The meeting will be held at • p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jtunaell Loomla on Rear Lake Rd. Alas on thn evening's pro­ gram will bn a demonstra­ tion on "Proper Ironing Meth­ ods," presented by M ri. W. G. Carpenter, a member of the club. auditorium. Moose Lodge To Have Film Programs Showing of color and sound movies covering all phases of the aporta world are being arranged by program chair­ man Lew Luster for weekly meetings of Sanford Moose Lodge 1851, Governor Otis SJoblom announced today. Scheduled for thi* week’s I p.m. Wednesday meeting are the "193T National Foot­ b a l l League Championship G am e," "lasa Milwaukee R raves" and "ID55 Sports Thrills" which should provide an Interesting 90 minute pro­ gram for all the men, Luster eaid. Weekly meetings of the Moose ere held in the lodge hell above the IGA Food Mart In Lake Mary. Film i coming lip In the future Include “ 1MI Spoils Thrill*,” "Fishing the Forty-ninth" and "Rodeo Kings." Five Make Dean's List Name* o f five area resi­ dents were Included In a Flor­ ida State University an­ nouncement o f thn deans' list fo r the first trimester today. They are George M. Herrlstt Jr., Sanford; Paula Kay Andrewa and Richard A. M il­ ler, Altamonte Springs; Lucy L. Moon, Ixmgwood, and pantala K. Fetrow, Maitland. T o make the drane' list stu­ dents must have carried 12 or more trimester hours o f work and must have made a grade average o f 3.0 (R ) or higher. I Monday h b p h Tuesday Wednesday Bear Lake Community Club By IJnd* Smithson winning prise Club Recreation Site To Go Up For Sale at Springs meeting the Altamonte Elementary to be held p.m. Tuesday PT A at 7:30 In the school Questions such as "W hy our I)AVU> DKAKOLPII Dearolph Back Soon At NAS Lt. Cdr. David E. Dearolph, a five-year veteran o f San­ ford aviation, will return in July as a member o f the Heavy Attack Wing Due staff, the Navy announced to­ day. Dearolph, who win with Heavy Attack Squadron* Five anil Thrrr from 191,7 to 19(12, will relieve Lt. Cdr. C. Thomas Covlll as W ing Safety Officer. For the past nine months, Dearolph has been a student at the Naval War College, Newport, R. I. Covlll is awaiting orders to his next duty station. Ho has been assigned to Heavy A t­ tack Wing One since Novem­ ber 11WI. children do not have suffi­ cient text books'!" "W hy school buses do nut come closer to our huities!” and •‘ Will Altamonte Elementary be on double sessions next y e a r !" will hr among many to he discussed at this tinp o r t a n t snd Informative meeting. Election nr new officers will he held and a full re[mrt of the financial results of the recent Mr. Magic pro­ ject will he Included on the business agenda. Refreshments will he serv­ ed following the meeting with second grade room mothers as Imstesses, Richard Gibbons SPECIAL! SO $4 : It" ijjV "FOLGER’S" 4 IN STA NT i COFFEE §1 FRYERS FRESH FLA. GRADE A W HOLE Lb. TENDER JUICY BEEF LIVER UMPi !. * / LdL PURE L IM IT : ONE W ITH YOUR M OR MORE FOOD ORDER P LE A S E mJ * -------- J R & J FRESH GR. BEEF - g I I UR FRESH " BISCUITS 3 a* *1 (Limit: 6 Please) R cr. Yarno A Manrn Mon era MuHHivc Jump For Any Job. L E N I N G It A I), Russia (IJ P II —• World high Jump record holder Valery llrimu-l cleared 7 feet, li.tl inches dur­ ing the Kovlet Union track and field competition ,Sunday, it was reported by the Soviet news agency Tass. LEW IS S A L E S & S E R V IC E 2317 Country Club Road Phone FA 2-792H Great Savings on Easy Terms fr ! * - r pi i BONELESS F U L L CUT Lb. Y B * k HONK IN MATHER of Sanford p*~m | R O U N D S TEAK FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE RUMP ROAST n i 38 Ox. IUL L IM IT : O N E W ITH YOUR S3 OR M ORS _________ FOOD ORDER, PLE ASE _________ % 0 “ M U SSU LM AN 'S" 7x APPLE BUTTER 26 Ox. Jnr 29' “ RO YAL- PINK SALMON Tall Can HORTON f l f P I ) — Guy Gcndron of the Huston llruins whs suspended for the final game o f the National Hockey League season Sunday night Miid fined 1200 by Longue President Clarence Vcrn liuf* fey during a gsttie with New York Thursday. " 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Sets *28 to *88 Assigned EASY M A TH ER SIRLOIN TIP O T ROAST ib. O # ARMOUR STAR or TIIKIFTWAY TERMS of Sanford Sanfurd’ii Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 211.1-09 E. Iwt ST. 59 h u nts " TOMATO PASTE DINETTES TERMITES SWARMING? lV 5 ’ Can U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED Suspends Bruin First figt. AIMe 1* Oslmrne, ■on o f Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Osborne, -till Orango Avenue, is assigned to the Third Mu­ rine A ir Wing, a Pacific Mu­ rine unit which Is participat­ ing In a major amphibious exercise being held o ff the coast o f Soul hern Cnlifnriiia. 63 FA 2-0981 "RED” RIPE T O M A T O ES M 7- RESIDENTIAL “ W IN T E R G A R D E N - FROZEN, SLICED STRAWBERRIES "ENERGY BLEACH GREEN NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE 10 QUART ‘ L IM IT : I W ITH YOUR 13 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, P L E A S E “VIM* DETERGENT vsr "FRESH” COMMERCIAL 27 SLICED BACON FLORIDA REM ODELING 60*. Cans TABLETS 3 9 ‘ “ R E L IA B L E " DUTCH CLEANSER 2 CABBAGE head 9 C as 2 9 ‘ “ t h e n 11- DETERGENT 2 U rg e Pkgw. ^ y 0 | g t r r FLA. GRAQg A H«e Ua Fo r K O D A K CA M ERA S. Film and Finishing WC Aieboldt's M ER A SH O P 210 8. PARK AVE. ShoBmak&h 211 W. 25th STREET CONSTRUCTION COM PANY J fu u jtu M u y PHONE FA 2-3103 25th & PA R K Quantity Rights R eam ed — Prtrea Good Thru March IT. I LARGE EGGS 2 doz. 95 ’ �Early Voting Here Light' WEATHER: Fair and mild throuph Wednesday, liiph today, 75-80. Low tonight 55-GO. VOL lilt United Press Erased Wire rmvA... Soak East By L A R K Y V LBS IIE L If you don’t think the city is using water take a look at these figures . . . at tins lime last year water consumption here was 1.9111,132 Gallons per day . . . The other day it was 2.341,771 gallons per day. That's a 20.5 percent in crease. • • # Mayor Tom McDonald was given the okay last night by the city to spend up to $23(1 on his trek to Washington to meet with congressional offi­ cials on the Navy installation here . . . "Don't stay at any Ilea bag," chimed in Jim Crupps . . . McDonald says he will probably gu with Cham­ ber Manager John Kridcr and Andy Carr away, • • • City tightening Its licit . . . Swimming pool charges at Mellonville a n d Goldsboro will jump from 20 to 25 cents for children and from 50 to CO cent* for adults. • * * And at the same time, the commission hiked the non­ resident library fee Iruin ft to S2 "Im m ediately," - . . That's not too bad. City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles wanted lu make it $3. « • • There was a request at the City Commission for 10 street light* on Mellonville . . . It died (or lack of a second . . . Jim Crapps who lives on the street stayed out of it. • • • Seminole County bars and taverns were permitted to do business today under a ruling by I he Stale Beverage De­ partment, which held today's election is "sp ecial" and not a “ regular" vote. Normally, bars and taverns must re­ main closed during voting bums un election day s, • • • Joe Davis has been named to Public Safety Committee when the Legislature meet* next week. • i t Hotel and restaurant com­ mission licenses are due April 1 for Seminole County, it was reported today by Hu­ bert A. itlcdcl, coin m in inn­ er of the Florida Hole] and Restaurant Commission. All public liaising and food ser­ vice establishment owners or operators arc reminded to renew their license*' by re­ turning the application and fee to the commission at 3ot Carlton Building, Tallahassee. t i l Do you suppose those pentlelili'ii ale going to lie selfish enough to a-k the city to g'vo them a liquor license variance on Fifteenth street and Elm A v id , . . Bight across Hie street from school property on which it school may be built I may H A V E to lie built, If lliu school popu­ lation continue* to balloon) . , And with all the Commercial zoning that's nvuilutdo , . . And in for adjacent to) u res­ idential *onc . . . And will) the t ity Zoning Commission and tlie City Commission on rec­ ord ns opposed to spot zon­ ing . . . Now, doesn't someone want to start a liquor store at Second Street and S 'o tt Avenue? , , . .Same difference. • • • Bruce Wins Request O K Resume Talks Healthy Cut County Gets Boost In Timber Service Public Hearing On Shopping Center Slated Accept Pact Get Orders 11IjL^h Hopes Smog Blamed For Accident Pay Raise north io Ihe heavy smoke and fog which cut v 1st hi lit y to nlino-t zero. Henry Uleiod* wit* i haigrd by Trouper J. L. Bike* with failure to have In* vehicle under i out ml, John, Hie younger brother was Heated at Winter I'uik Hospital for u fim lured leg n o d laceration*, sustained when he was thrown to tlie pavement hy the Impact. Herald Index Bridge ( Tiissifii'd ... Comic* ........ Hear Abliy .... Editorial Entertainment . Legal* page P u z z le ........ . .Society ... ... Spurts ..._.. Page 2 Pugi- ti Page 7 Page 2 Page 4 Page 2 7-8 A 0 Page H Page I] Page 6 26, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA of raising the water rates $10.50 per connection per year. In an effort to stem possi­ ble water rationing here, city Manager \V. E. Knowles was School Study Funds Okayed The City Commission Monday voted to appropri­ ate $1,500 for the ( handier of Commerce to help de­ fray some of Ihe cost tif a feasibility study lor a pro(Kised stale university in Seminole County. The Chamber plana to ask the County Commis­ sion today for $12,500 for the project and will add nn1 other $1,(106 from their own TFX Warplane Probe Called Off W A S H IN G TO N (U IM ) — Tlu> Semite Investigations subcommittco today called o ff a scheduled session o f it* TFX wurpluun investigation. Denied Admission ‘ Mate America* m ARCII City Fiscal Agent laiomis 1field, transm ission lines and , 1-ccd.v told tlie City Commis­ w ater reservoir. According to Leedy'* fig­ sion Monday night to stay within an yvio.ooo Kind issue ures, based on 5,300 active range to undertake water im­ w ater accounts here*, an SflJO,Dim issue would mean a need provements here. I a’rely in a memo to the commission indicated the board stay within that range due to the Itond coverage stretching thin over that amount. Tlie complete water im ­ provement project had been estimated at well over 31. INMi.ooo to Include a new well Pressure On Minor Clashes T T F sT R A M '! ! Chairman John I.. McClel­ lan, D-Ark., told newsmen he was busy on other mailer* ami would have to postpone the hearing until Wednesday. He n-surrd reporters there was "no special significance" in the delay. F I.O R E S Two Rescued Never Gave Up ( I l l 'l l — An adventuresome W H ITEH O RSE. g ill fioiu Brooklyn Yukon mid a husky California mechanic re­ lated from their bospitid bed* today the incredible nre-uulit o f 48 day* spent on a frozen Yukon mountainside with only Hie Bible for inspiiaHoti ami melted allow for subsistence. "W e never gave up hope. We lived lioiu day to day, Imping soini'ono would collie," said Helen Klnhell, 21. Mis* kluheti ami Ralph Fhoes, 42, o f Ran Riuiin, Calif., disappeared Feb. 4 oil a flight from Whitehorse to Seattle, Wash,, iihourd Flores' single-engine plane. Two weeks ago they welu given up un dead, Hiirli pilot Churles I la in ill on ■quitted the couple's "SO S" scrawled in tlm snow an he flew over llm frigid wasteland Sunday, then saw Min* Kluheti fiiiutlciiHy waving near a lean-to cuiistrected front the amull planus wreckage. Hamilton notified two In­ dian trapper* who raced to the men by dogkleil, The Indians pieked up Flore* four miles from the crash scene ns he hiihliled t o w a r d w h u t he thought was the sound of u power saw. Hamilton, menuwhile, diieiL-d Ihqut Canad­ ian Mounted Police lo the acenu. Postponed A I, A M ( H i t ) It |i i). N. M. ( U l 'l j-—A freak gust of wind blew the huge Operation Slurgazer balloon a g a i n s t a launching crane early today, poking holes and forcing an­ other postponement uf the kchrefuled high-altitude study o l tha slur*. Witnesses for today'* chim'd sc**iun were In have included tlie aduiitul* and general* win* made up the source selection hoard u li I c h recommended tlutt tlie T F X contract go to the Boeing Co. It went instead to General Dynamics, touch­ ing utf tho present controv­ ersy. Eventual cost of |,7iHi o f His silpei'Nunla N a v y - Ai r Force fighter plum* may ucxced f<i billion. Defense Secretary Robert S. MeNainnia hit* said the TF X hearings would result only in "treiiieiulous harm to many indivhl uids." Tho secretary was praised today hy Krtinto Democratic Leader Mika Mansfield. He sniil, " I Hunk wo nil rucugnlzo that the secretary o f defense has done an outstanding job in his two years In office. Wo have nil Bin confidence In the world in hi* disnctinii, hi* in teg lily unit Id* ability." Fake Termite Exterminators Hit authorized lo contact Engin­ eer Jess Dietz and Leedy fer a special meeting next week lo discuss ways o f financing the proposed project. Knowles had earlier esti­ mated that water rationing will lie a must hy the peak days in July and August In other business, the com­ mission; Approved a liecr and wine license at 2502 Oak Ave. by the Knights of Columbus but, at the same time denied a liquor license; Agreed to boost court costa with fines o f less than $13 set at $2 anil more than $15 the costs will he $7 50; Set April 12 for a public hearing on condemnation for property at 300, 3iwt und 310 French Avc. budget to help g e l the study underway. Douglas Stenstrorn, chair­ man o f the chnmlier's long range planning committee ap­ peared before the board cit­ ing it " w ii * our ohligation to get after lids school. It will he u lough fight hut it would he better to make a fight uml lose than not fight at all." Stenstrem emphasized that the area had a good chance fo r Hin university beenuso "w o me right In Hie middle o f uu cdin u1in mil complex." Education Study Cuts Proposed TA M P A (U P I) — Board of Control Executive Director J. Broward Culpepper rcr omnicmlcd today a n il of inure llun 311 million in bud­ ge l proposals by a space era education study. The study, made piddle two weeks ago, placed a 3X1.5 million price tag on proposals for gearing existing tinlvm llics to Hie space age unit planning for new institutions to handle projected increases during the RI63-65 biennium. But Culpepper told t h r hoard, meeting lo approve recoin nicitd.ilinti* In Hie Pni3 Ilegislature, "Tlie full $33.5 million recommended by the space era study is Judged not to lie needed during Hie 1%J65 biennium." instead, Culpepper propos­ ed that Hie board approve 322,151.nut) lo carry out the projects recommended in tin: study. Struck, Abused Marines Claim SAN IMEGO, Calif. (L T D — Eight Marines testified Monday they were struck and abused hy a drill instructor for such infractions as smil­ ing in ranks and taking cracker* from Hie mess hall. Tile eight form er recruit* made the statements at tin) first day of tlie trial by gen­ eral court-martial of SgL Carlton L Stay, 33, of San Diego. Slay pleaded innocent to 18 specifications of mal­ treatment o f tlie 15 recruit! during a five-week period in October and November. I’fc. Donald Ratlibone, 10, of Fresno, Calif., testified Slay hit him in the stomach nine limes and hum lliilcd him "fo r two hour*," lie. cause he smiled In ranks. Pvt. Harold Anthony, IS, of Greenville, HI., said Slay forced a cellophane package containing lliree or four crackers which he had taken from the mess hall into bis mouth, wrapper and all, caus­ ing bis nose and Bps lo bleed. He said tie violated rules by taking Uio crack­ ers. Huy Land T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — Florida should spend $50 mil­ lion n* soon a* possible tvs liny and develop recreational land before it is gobbled up, tl>.< Governor's Committee on Recreational Development aaid Monday. JACKSONVILLE ( UP I ) The -Slate Board of Health warned today Hud Ihe spring will not only bring Hies ami hug* to Florida, hut also u rush o( fake term He extermi­ nator!. Resident* were told to be­ ware ol pest i-on(ml opera­ tions "because many of them are ll)-l>> niglders who arc expert only in relieving trust­ ing people of their money." The state luinrd recoiniiicmli'd householders check the operator's B o a r d of Health license before allow­ ing him to work. Two Enter Beauty Contest Nob. dy asked me hut, what­ ever the outcome o f the elec­ tion, something has got to be done to levitatin' the Demoviatic executive committee. • » • Two of the latest contest ant* for "M iss Seminole County" who will reign over the JO Year Centennial, The Seminole County liar Assn, has just gone on reread faw ning pay hikes f . r C ir­ cuit Judges to the tune of $2U,5tW. • a s Merchants won't be allowed lo display their wares along the street anymore . . , the word li mu the C A R O L IN E U A C U .K lll.Y County are Miss SemiCaro line llaggcrly and Mb* Ann Mahan, both o f Sanford. Miss llaggcrly is tlie daugh­ ter of 3!r. and Mr*. J. 1). llaggcrly of 210 Virginia Aw She is a green eyed straw­ berry hlondc who likes char­ acter dancing, square danc­ ing, swimming, tennis and fishing. KIm m already a trained dental assistant, and plans to contimie in that work for her career, hoods she likes to cook best are rakes, piet and rookies. Her music tastes range from classic to popu­ lar to western. Green to match her eyes is her favor­ ite color. The man she would like to find is intelligent, quick wil­ ted and "sim ply easy to be with," M ill Baggerly ii S feet I ' i inches tall, weighs 113 pounds and tuts statistics of NO. 67<f $850,000 Top For Water-leedy BRIEFS Early voting In Seminole This was 2.000 le-s than the 100,000 o f Dade's 111,000 re­ County was slow to moderate number estimated at that time gistered voters would ballot. Voting was light also in as voters went to the pells to in the first primary and 6,000 less than the second primary. Palm Bench and Broward name a new legislator, n check llrown said if Urn same v»t- counties, where showeis dot- By 1‘nited Pres* liilrmallun.il of the 23 vole precincts re­ Spring rains and thunder vealed at noon. shower* today soaked the The county’s 23 polling warm eastern halt id the na place* will close at 7 p.m. lion. The only race here i* !»•tween Democrat G-'idon Frederick and Republican Jan WASHINGTON ( U PD —The Fortune. United States and Russia to­ The heaviest voting was in day resume Berlin talk* the six Sanford precincts. A* which were suspended in Oc­ o f noon over 500 persons cast tober during the Cuban mis­ ballots. siles crisis. The heaviest deluge o f vot­ Full-time oporution of the comity voting royrUtraing was at the National Guard liun office, with a doubled pay iin-reuse for the regis­ Arm ory where 187 voted ns of trar, was voted this morning by tbe County Commis­ WASHINGTON tU I'Il noon. House Armed Service* Com­ sion. Voting was very slow in mittee Chairman Carl Vinson However, tbe net ion will lie presented to the today proposed a 3138 million Altamonte where only three eotinty legislative delegation seeking to have the cut in a pending St.8 billion voted since !) a.ni. and 58 in the Oviedo precinct. Around legislature approve a law military construction hill. the state, in populous Dade setting tip the change. County, v o t i n g registrar Commission's action today Claude llrown said only an of Registrar Camilla Bruce's NEW YORK (U P I ) — Pub­ estimated 24.000 persons had request for Hie change was lisher* today accepted a con­ trickled to the polls by 10 a.m approved on a 4-1 vote, with tract proposal hy Mayor Ro­ bert F. Wagner, but striking James Avery dissenting. photoengraver* asked more Mrs, Bruce two weeks ago time. pointed out her office a* operated only one day a week Improved service to Semin­ excepting for 30 days prior ole Comity timber Interests BARIS (U P I) •— France's to an election. She compar­ was outlined by the Florida dwindling power supply today ed Seminole County'* high­ Forest Service this morning er population with a lesser when the County Commission increased Hie pres-urr on President Charles de Gaulle voter registration in com­ voted to participate in an en­ parable counties. She also In find a way out of the worst larged program. Argument of Joe Gazil for requested her salary be in­ Gene Lane, Ocala, of tlie lalMir crisis since lie took of permission to construct a creased from S3.1KMI to Sti.ooo Forest Service, said tlie ser­ five. SlSo.ooo shopping center at annually. vice now is for Orange, Lake Avery charged Ihe county Ravenna Park will get a pub­ and Seminole County to share lic hearing April 23 before does not need a fulltim e HUNTSVILLE, Ala. lU B I) costs with the Slate, thusly registrar, "it is a waste of —Two Negroes, laitli space the County Commission. the Slate paying no per cent The Zoning Commission time and money." He said technician* at government and the three counties paying previously had denied Gazil’.* there "is nothing wrong with rocket Installations, li a v c 40 per cent. Orange and Lake request for reioning of the the present set-up and I am been refused admission to the each pay 37’ a per cent of the University of Alabama's cen­ site to commercial. Gan! sick and tired o f pampering counties' share ami Seminole seeks to have tlie County people trying to get them out ter here. 23 per cent. Commission to override the to register and vote." Under the new program, John Fitzpatrick pointed to Zoning Commission. Seminole and Lake will he Ga/il's appeal was pre­ Mrs. Bruce's claim she could G UATEM ALA C ITY (UIM ) paired and Orange am! Osce­ sently! this morning by Ro­ operate the office on a full— Loyal troops buttled Com­ ola Counties will he paired. bert G. Martin, owner of time basis at ir»s cost to the munist led guerrillas in a county. John Alexander also Seminole will pay one-third number of minor clashes over tlie site. of the counties' share, with Commission member* re- recalled Mrs. Bruce's promise the weekend, Hie army un commcn lyd 'be f<*||i»" i-u* ms» In n n er- tu with tore 'vineor- Lake paying twu thirds. Lane tHiunccd today. There was no till estimated cost for the jx isf.n i'i! and cut cu-i*. to Chair ran J. C. Hutchison »r report of casualties on cither next fl-c.il year lor Seminoleand lie named them to * lie also recalled Mrs. Iln io s side. L ike is S J,374 . fire hiding some feasibility reini mince for a new office in Bin remit house new equipment, sillily whether a courthouse and said it would lie "a Terrell Davis, Orlando, -of annex is needed in South waste ol space for only one RIO I)E JANEIRO ( U I 'D •t the Forest Service, will he in Seminole County: E d w i n (lay a week Gov. Carlos l-aeerda ruled Clin Irma n .1 C. Hun hivin charge of Ihr Seminole-I.ake Monday night that the ComHunt, Harold Kntlncr, Wally K hrone Jr.. T. L. Lingo Jr., cxpir- sed opinion the emul­ program, witli headquarter* tuuilists i-annol hold a scheil Itonard Masters, John Brum- iy*a i 5JI88 oter regisli ation in Lake. County. "hale Am erica" meeting Lane explained the Foresl tiled ley, II. It Pope, Paul Bales "coil III !*■ built up ii> a full in Rio tills week despite the time office ami less man Service is working out the willingness ol the federal and A1 Lortiunn. plan statewide and will he Tlie Commission also this hours. * government to permit it. 1 ee Gar) jjim -d in tin* presented to the next Legis­ morning: lature. Upheld the Board of Ad­ vote favoring Hie change. County Commission voted However, the Commission justment'- decision granting BUDAPEST. II u n g a r y First Florida Utilities per- deferred Mrs. Brine's r e ­ approval, subject to the next (U P I )—'The U. S. legation county budget. mission io expand its Bear quest fur purchase of Jj.ooq here has received orders to in election equipment until Lake plant. arrange a meeting between Set up a joint meeting with the next public hearing. Jos/ef Carellii.il Minds/enty Casselberry Town Council for and Austria's Franz Cardinal 2 p. m. \pril 6 to discuss im ­ Koenig when Koenig comes to provement of Winter Park liudapeit, an A m e r t c u ti N E W YO R K ( U l ’l )— King Drive in Casselberry. spokesman said today. Opposed giving Maitland 11as sail II. Hie bright young Heavy sm og whs blamed "hot pursuit" potke powers l iu m a iili w h o has It'd Moroc co for the sre oter-mito liccidcnt in Seminole Counly, pointing lulu its own new frontier, ar­ LONDON (U P I >—Britain's early today on the Tntiglowood H<c good eo operation exist rive* hero today with high 50,000 family doctors anil ing now beiween law enforce­ hopes o f *tiengllleiiilig rela­ Estate* lid , which Injured 13 dcntisl* are (o get a raise year old John M. Clein't o f tions with the United States. ment officers. hi pay, Prime Minister Har­ Lake Howell. The younger fleiu-t was rill­ old Macmillan (old Parlia­ ing on the laick o f n motor ment . M o n d a y . Macmillan sco. ter driven by hi* older said tlie raise will lie about brother, Henry Clenet, Id, 14 pcf cent under the national when Henry collided with the health scheme. This will give hark end o f a car, driven by general medical practitioners t'loo Hunter o f Lake Howell. uhoid $7,742 a year and denBoth vehicles were proceeding llsts about $0,720 a year. K.-tatdinhed 1908 31 IH iX t. Mina Ann Malian, daughter ol Mr. and Mr*. Robert Ma­ lian ill ISO Elliott A w . U a brown eyed brunette whose special talent is twirling. Six* ha* been a majorette at SIIS amt it now a member of the twirling team for Hie "B ron­ c o * " pro football team. Mis* Mahan ha* attended schools in Kentucky and banlord and U an honor roll atudeot. Horn-back riding and wa­ ter skiing take up her apace lime when she 1a Uut work mg as a Candy Striper. Her future plans include nursing as a career. Miss Malian has been at­ tendants to Iwth the Queen of Miss Florida Military and May Day Queen. A man that she can admire and respect would take first place with her. Her favorite music is "d re a m y " and she likes to cook Italian Spaghet­ ti and cakes. Mis* Mahan'S - weight of HO pounds is distributed on tier 3 fool S Inch frame with rttS-Zidtl Mich measurements. ANN MAHAN �f * -* t . • w fg H I (Dsuah (Abby. • DEAR ABBY: I went steady with Harry for nlmoAt a year. Aruuml Cliridtnuui l .started knitting him a sweater. I bought yarn in his favorite color* and chose a' style I knew he would like. Some of my friends started telling mo thut Ilarrv was bunging uround another girl, hut he denied it. Last Salurduy night Hurry called me, eaid he didn't feel well, and he broke our date Tor that night. My brother suw him out with this girl. We had a big fight over it und broke up for good. The sweuter is now finished and I wus going to give it to him for hia birth* day, which is In two weeks, Should 1 give it to him anyway? HURT DEAR AUNT: By ull means talk to the child’a mother. (And, If pos­ sible, be sure her father is present, too.) If no steps are taken to see that the child uses her time more constructively, you will at least know that you tried. • CONFIDENTIAL TO B.J.: Why is he hunting so frantically for u state where no blood test Is request­ ed before marriage? Those who are so eager to avoid it, usuully need It the most. We • 0 N B C -T V , Tuesday, • What’s on your mind7 For u itcraonal reply, send a self - addressed, slumped envelu|>c to Abby, Box U365, lt v v e ily I till* , Culir. 0 0 For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A lively Wedding." send 5b cents to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. April 2 This hour-long special offers an off-beat look at changing Hollywood as it has evolved during Zanuck's 43 years in the business—36 of them as one of filmdom's most colorful and inventive producers. The program ranges from Zanuck's boyhood days in Nebraska to his most recent qroductioni, "Cleopatra" and "The Longest Day." On&hidq& By Oswald Jacoby Bridge P layers Invited not shut out NOBTH (D ) as AAQ1 9 Q tOSS 4 K ia ♦ KQS W KST BAST 4K1OS0S A •4 V A I4 S fK J II AS ♦ A to 0 AA10S A J 7 S3 mond bid m ltht West, but tills one did. South plsysd thrss dia­ monds and mads it since be had to lose only one trick In each suit. East and West can make three hearts ao this three diamond bid worked well fo r South. so u th A Jsa When do you usa a bust 01 two-diamond response Instead 4QJI784 o f three diamonds? When you don’t feel like risking a three Both vulnerable diamond bid. 1N.T. BA Thus, when I play straight Htaymsn my lmmsdlsU re­ sponses o f two dismonds, trump and I f ha merely bids hearts and spadss and threo two dismonds W est won’t be cluba and diamonds are all •hut out. Even a three-dia­ bad hands. JhBWoman: By Ruth Millett you a favor. (Friendships ars Pass along a bit o f roeilp, nourished not only by favors rv«n i f you know fo r a fact given, but by favors grate­ fully accepted.) that it it true. (Would you Run yourself down. (Sure went that kind o f story spread you aren’t Just bagging for •bent you or a member o f compliments a n d reassur­ your fam ily f ) ance?) Make a fuss about service. O ffer unsought sdvlce. (The (Sure you aren’ t Just throwing fact your advice hasn’t been your weight around?) sought may indicate it isn’t Monopolise the conversation wanted.) when you are In a group. (A rs Tell out of your favorite you really that fascinating?) anecdotes. (Sure you hsvsn’t Tell yuur troubles to anyone told it to tho earn* persons who will listen. (Others hsvs before? I f It’s a favorite troubles, too, remember.) story, you probably hsvs.) Tall a white Ho Just to ssvo Put another person in his fare. (Chances are you will pises. (F o r this yuu w ill never bs found out— and then, won’t bs forgiven.) your fa ct be red ?) Complain about how un­ Refuse to let a flisnd do friendly you've found a nsw dtiqhtiqhiA 1* 9 0 • Think twice before you— town or neighborhood. (Qlvo others time to take you In. How about your own friend­ liness?) Maks any kind o f promise without fully intending to keep It, whether It Is conveni­ ent or not. (Broken promises can't be mended.) Low-rate sny member o f your fam ily or any o f your in-laws. (That's the worst kind o f disloyalty.) Reservations are being re­ ceived from all over central Florida and s i far sway as Moore's Death: One In Million LOS ANG ELES (U P I )- R c action was Immediate and ve­ hement following the death Monday of boxer Davey Moore despite a coroner’s r e ­ port that the principal cause was a "one In a million acci­ dent." The 29.yeir-old fighter died o f Injuries suffered when hit head snapped sgslnat the bot­ tom ring strand on • loth round knockdown in his fea­ therweight championship bout with Sugar Remus Thursday. Demands for bans on pro­ fessional boxing were made throughout the world. Includ­ ing the Vatican Radio and leglsliturs In California, Con­ necticut. New York and the U. 8. House of Representa­ tives. H. B. Pope Co.s Inc. f o r The Finest Year Around Waalhar Conditioner FEDDF.RH , Salsa — Harr ice 200 8. Park Avs. Sanford FA 2-4234 H A R R Y A D A IR ’S Fairway Texaco Service Harry M. K n lffls, Jr. Mar. T E X A C O .G A S A N D OILS Marfsk Lubricsliun • Fire.luue T. B. A. Wsahlng A Pullaliiug Pick Up A Deliveiy - Rusd Service Tell the Exciting Story of _ . aucaia-BuiiT Deltona W E D N E SD A Y 9:30 P.M. Channel O PEN 12:16 RITZ NOW thru WED. A I 1:0f» - 3:00 - 1:00 7:00 . 9:00 Closing: In A BLASTS! DUNEDIN (U P I) — Arn­ old Palm er earned S1.S00 In the Dor si Open Golf Tourna­ ment last weekend to close In oc leader Gary P layer in the Professional Golfers' A s­ sociation money • winning standings. Player, who pick­ ed up SI,MO at Doral, still leads with asrolnfs of W r 902.30 this year, compared to Palm er's (23,293.00. .'jlli A lu n c h Ave. Suniotd FA 2-2-8474 » (i ifw id! Hi M i l 'H U Chapman Concrete Products Sanford Flour und Feed Store Jiui Handy Feeds Tltnulhy Hay - ColUm teed Meal Fltlsning and Fatteninf Cuw Feed (3.40 per 100 lb. Uto hauloru Avt. bauluni l i t Saarch for Tomorrow i l l Fathar know* B u t 13 tl (SI Oatdlas Usht i : t l (»> Mid-Day Raport 11:11 i l l SBC Raw* III M H -na. Rarort 1.19 (31 N ,a , A VVosthar It, Machalor Fathar 1:10 (SI Lafftlmo 1:11 C ) alia. 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Elm Saufurd F.VJ-84P2 ROOFING • &I1EET M E 1A L FEEDS Tonight tail or bring this coupon gram in which Jack oilers a condensed and comical ver­ AU TO SERVICE sion o( "|1ie Mikado." It Is new-rt tic less luuJvd with AG E N C Y laughs ami perhaps Jack's G U LF hKH VICi: T ires - Usttsrii-a • Accsssurisa 218 S. Park A vs. F A 2-644' best offering of the year. SANFORD, FLARoad A A A ServU-s Guaranteed Brake L Muffler Service MORE IIUKINEK8 Frern-h L lit. FA 2-U|<22 if it it it f A 2 0921 0 WEDNESDAY A. M. I:M (S) aigs Os I IS (SI r*ll«a* at ta* A'r "Spindletop," fabulous Tex aa oil well, broke loose oa Jacksonville for the DeLand Jan. 10, 1B01, and flowed an First Open Pairs Bridge Tour­ •stimated aou.ouo barrels be­ nament, aponsored by the De- fore being controlled. Land Duplicate Bridge Club Mr*. George Peariall, direc­ tor, laid today. The tournament la to be held Saturday at the Stetaoh Union Bldg, at Stetson Uni­ versity, with the first session scheduled to get underway at 1:30 p.m. with a break for dinner ai 8 p.m. and tbe sec­ ond session to begin at 7:30 p.m. No reservations will bo ac­ cepted after Thursday, Mrs. Pearsall said, and winners will be awarded master points and trophies. Those wishing reservations are asked to contact Phil DaBerard at 820 Tuxedo Ave., DeLand. Those who need partners are to contact Mra. Albert Besom, 421 N. Ken­ tucky Ave., DeLand. There will be free parking on the campus, and the din­ ner and coffee breaks are free, also. Entry fees are 14 p*r play­ er and reservations must be paid for in advance. A R E A DIRECTORY MCNEILL port 11:10 (I) Wrathar tills (I, Hall) wooS If**** <?*lv«e*4t (I) Cksnn*l t Tktatar 11:3* (S) Toall* Skew ■ • To DeLand Tourney These little things count, too. Itcsd: "llo w to Have • flip p y Husband.'* Just send SB cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, c/o Tbs San­ ford Herald, P, O, Dux 480, Dept. A, Radio City Station, A IR CO ND ITIO NER New York 10. N. Y. TV Time Previews T:8Q4:80 p. m. NBC Gary Vic Morrow, site this eat C ooper-Th e Tall American. out. S:30«:30 p. m. CBS. The O f all the doirns o f film bio­ Red Skeleton Hour. Amanda graphies on TV this season Blake, Kitty of ''Guntmoke," none has appruadwd the dis­ •(fe d R cly turns comadlenne tinction of this pruductiua is Iter st Die wldder Jenkins, all Ita aspects, nor has any who threatens to wrest away had tha peculiar properties Sheriff Uesdcya'a (R ed Ska!inherent in tills subject. A l­ ton) Job. A rather funny, though tha Cooper character thoroughly slapstick, sketch Is au-ellcnUy prubed In ilia Is this, in which singer Bob­ show's writing and produc­ by HydtU plays a newsboytion, U la tha narration by passed o ff by Deadeye as old Cooper crony Walter Urc- Billy tiie Kid. In hi* singing nnin tint so well recreates sput, it) dell tings three the life and legend of the tunes, best of which is “ Clto man. The program begins C lio Bambino." An even fun­ with scenes o f Helens, Mon- nier bit hat Skallon, assisted tans, where lie spent hit boy- by one of his chorus lovelies. liood, end faithfully fullowa In e Jerky impression of the hit Ufe, both personal and private lives of a famed professional, including scenes dance couple. (rum many of hla films. 8:90U:3o p. m. NBC. Em­ 7:801:30 p. m. ABC. Corn- pire. "Hidden Asset." (color). ball "T n e Quiet W arrior." Lt. Although tha story Is based Ull H an lry'i (Rick Jason) on a torturous business pro­ leave In Loudon It abruptly position, llwre It p'enty of interrupted when lie It or­ lively action to tuske it axdered to parachute into cltlug at well thoughtful. France and rescue an im ­ Itedigo hat to (Ira some em­ portant scientist (K olfe (se­ ployes to satlsly his bauker's dan). Reluctantly leaving hit demands. The dissatisfaction short exposure ta the excite­ of the men leads to seme vio­ ment of luxuriou* living. Han- lent reactions. Richard Egan ley finds more excitement •tars with Charles Dromuu. when ha and his psrachullng By an O'Neal tod Warren partner (J. D. Cannon) land Vender*. in Franoa and find their res S:SU-10 p. oi. C B f Tbe Jack c u f chert more difficult t> M Benny Program. Devotees of anticipated. The regular cem- Gilbert and Sullivan may bat group, including ouster lake exception to UUs pro­ L • DEAR ADBY: I have a niece who la in the fifth grade. Hur marks are very noor. but It doesn’t seem to Ih>ther her. She spends all her time tracing pictures. Every timu I see her she shows me a stack of pictures ahe bus traced und colored. 1 com* pllment her because she needs u|>* prove), but I feel like a hypocrite. Tracing Is not creative. It’s a waste of time. I asked her whut four times four wus und she didn’t know. I tried to stress the importance of us­ ing one’s time for LEARNING things, but slnco she is not my child 1 couldn’t be too firm with her. In the original form o f Stsyman, responder showed a ■pads, heart or diamond bust by bidding two o f his suit to an opening no-trump while jumps to thrss were always forcing bids. Us would show a club bust by first respondins with two clubs and then ■•bidding to thrss clubs. Tbs f l n t chant* was to usa tw o clubs followed- by thrss elubs s i a strong bid and the Immediate Jump to three dubs as a bad hand. Thea It ap­ peared good policy to asa the threo-dlamond Jump as a bad hand also. South certainly doesn’t want Is 1st bis partner play one »o - / • DEAR ABBY: Tell thut woman who can’t watch TV during the day becuuse her husband takes out u tube to buy a tube she cun use until just before he gets home. And nuts to him. Two can play thut gume. TV WATCHER • fiacoby I SI ( I ) Channel t e#war»#«* Should I point this out to her mo­ ther (my brother’s wife) or would this he meddling? CONCERNED AUNT DEAR WATCHER: And what it lie puls his hand ou the TV set and it’s still warm 7 • i . u C> Slsn On 7:»S (SI Tofay C l ra n * Marta: R***rt (I) abc naesrt ,4) K i V , up Movl** tv*yn* Pouchsr ( t , Today 1:11 i » i llll-ri. n*»®n fits <1, f » *.K,-*eol riaanlr.S <:> Or#*t t ilt (St L'aunid,a n ,V*a, 4.70 ill Atlantis W«atfl*r (SI Stars Naas A Waa4:7J ,9) hp,rt« I-letur* thar <•>> i:u. Cotnmsnt 7:95 (91 M !cl:>* On,pal Tim* *30 («l nutilward Ilo lit* l i t CaP'wlS Kaniatoa ( ! ) tV«nlh*r ( f i Mlckay Ivan * Show <»> W»*thetits ( l l (T ilth *- anf Haw* *iS* i * i Br*,»r« .v*«» 1:14 (t , C iri-en dH * l it i h ftperta S:IS (»> Taday 4.45 C) New* Jaek f.alana Show ill Hot Him* Laasu* (.IS ICI )l Atnurlcnn Hlainry («) H,e»l> Nan* lu­ 1:3# <3> (la lo B’.nrm Show ll** l i t lloii'par Houin 7:0* (St Ktyhol* >:*< (SI Sana and ln:*rv,*wa (•) W*«Kly N*w» R*. If .4* ( t l Say W»ae alaw ( I ) Calanfar i i t TVMp!*** Laarn Span:an fils (I) W*lt*r Craakits — '. I I I (I!I)I Day Tour lluaa* Xawi (*» T l.ov* tMcy •:3U (7) Til* T.*ll Vniarlcwil i f ) Ann nothin, Show (*> SUi'diwU Ulllon U.Vil (9) Jon* IV )uan I ’rciti com e*: »*nte l ot) (*» l.'.oiU U r;4 f,i 3.W1V H i *,ic * i* R ita: S:l* <3i s:mi>lr* ' l l TM \4eCu>* <<> rt*4 fktlton Hcur 11.3* C i Caroasirstlon I I I Hawaiian Ey* <*) Fat* A Glad) a 1:30 (*> Jack B-ur.y Show <S| Tours For A lo s e <•) l.'ntouchal/l** i l l Haw* II t Cl Dick t-owall Hhsw 12'I/O (31 FI,-at Itnpr*i»lolt i«:u » i f , Harry .Moor# e*> >w ,9, Krnl# Ford Show It (', AIIC N-«» Bp-, la! ( I I Ixtoa of I.If* C l HonlUy fUportlne 11.14 C l Ncwiccps WEDNESDAY P. M. ,*> Chaaast S B*w*,*um IS, Mjrpny Martin ’.3:1# i f ) Truth or Ossao* Saw, qua** tilt* ( I t Mld-KIn. Final It*- TUESDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR HURT: Certainly r « t. Keen the sweater and give him the needles. • Television Page 2 — May. 26, 1968 fm tt STEINM EYER Kuolltis A blieei Metal. Inc. Built-up and bhinglo liutsllatioi, and Ueuaira Gutter# - M atci proofing • Sheet Mats! Work Free Estimates - fir s t Clgao Work SO O ik A ft . F A 2-4781 Uoudioi A Usurmi for Only �. A* 1 \T it •ti* WhnTwr l Mar. 26. 1062 — Pnpe 3 V rnlt) I K d* IJ-ZAr 4\u j j j — .. •Hi * IllDS WILL HE OPENED at 10 a.tn. April I by tin* School Boiml for tin* contract to construct this now school builtliny at English Estates. Architect John llurton, who propareil this Dean Rich Takes international School Post lleau John Oliver Iticli, Dean o f Admissions at Hollins Col­ lege tin* accepted :i post ns executive director o f the Inlei national School Assn, with headquarters in G e n e v a , Sw ilierluml, and his resigna­ tion i* effective August :i|«t. He will participate in the In­ ternational conferenee spon­ sored jointly by- UNESCO and the International S e h o o 1s Assn, in Put is, France, April 1st to 3id. Theme o f the conference will he .Mutual Appreciation of the Cultural Values o f East and West, with particular con­ front elevation, said it is estimated the new school will cost sideration *>f how cultures approximately $1100,000, affect one another ill interna­ tional schools. Last summer Deun ltieh completed a survey o f Inde­ pendent multi-national school* in Europe, the results of which w ill uppeu" in u ''Guide to Hoarding F bool* Abroad" to be published In April. Conference participants will include ministers of education from such countries ns Tali. girnyiku, Denmark, AfghanisCity Manager W, K. Know­ hers of the Hotary Club said I tan. F r a n c e , Sw ilxrrlnud, les look a look m the crystal that extensive work must be I Italy, and Germany, hall Monday anil predicted done to provide wells, treat * * Water Rationing By THE ANNUAL YOUTH K A M A of tlie .Seminole ILipti-d A s s it, was held Sat unlay night at the Elder Springs llaptist t liunli. Committee hernia in eliarge of all nrrangonionts for the dinner meeting were, front from left, llttrharu Mossimer, Unti l Uoiimis, Hail Coleman; hack, Unwell Austin, Doyle Drown and Richard liennutl. (Herald l’iioto) June, Kiwanians Told Ten Seminole High School Honald Goers* and James ski, Jo Ami Thoimis, Darrell that U-tween June and Au­ nient, supplies and storage to students were mimed to the Long. Itenge, Jo-cpli Farlins, Joel gust Sanlord will have water meet the steadily increasin: Piinripal's 1,1st for Ihe foil11It Sophomores who hud a 3.5 Feint, lairry Sherwood nn.l rationing. demand for water. six weeks period ns straight average i n c l u d e d Bonnie J eff Williams. Knowles, speaking to meinH ie same crystal hall also A” students, Counselor Turn Cnolo, Sharon Drum, Elizarevealed several oilier pre­ HU hey announced today. belli Evans, Sally Green, Jean Some specie* of ants gen­ diction! for the next ten Frank I tela it o, Leo Watson. Klinefelter, Helen M a u n , erate alcohol In their bodies years, which the city man­ Graveside funeral services Janet Ely ami Frank Chance Sherry MnraxUn, Carol Hepp, during winter to cope with ager outlined for Hot a nans D a r l a Kay Samlifcr, Mary Swtgon- the cold weather. Gay Hutto, three were the seniors. including continued condem­ months old daughter « ( Mr. Juniors with straight ".V s" nation and tearing down id and Mr*. Alvin G. Hutto, 737 were Audrey flecker amt Jen­ old, hazardous buildings in Longdalc Dr , 1/mgwood, who nifer Thompson, and four •MAIU'H 22 Ihe city; annexation and cx- died last Friday, were held Kopliomores, Freddie llerryAdmissions tension of Hie city limits to Monday afternoon at Oaklawn Idil, Margaret Power, Linda Dorothy Lee, Edward Hud­ Hie southwest ami west; con Cemetery in Sanford. Itev, Spencer ntol Edward Fitzger­ son, James Dangleimin, Hath linuous si reel resin lacing; a ald also scored. Halph 'la y tor olfielated. trine Ohlricli, Ormand Hun­ tlunl ami fourth lire station; Holding a 3.5 average in the Survivors oilier ‘ Hum her ter o( Sanford. a change in the looks nl llu- parents m e a brother, David Senior class for the past six Ilirths downtown shopping area and Lee, and grandparents, Mrs. weeks period were lloh Holt, Mr. and Mrs. IHchard Dough- more municipal parking lots. Inez Iloilo of Paseaguiila, Gary Hi own, Wayne Epps, crly o f Sanlord, a gill He predicted that a marina .Miss., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hare, Tommy Hinson, Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Lee ui would be Ini ill im the waterClarence Mueller ul Colum­ B r i t t lloltzcluw, Lawrence Sanlord, a girl iron t; and industrial growth bia. III. I'ivtv and John Westgate. Mr. and Mrs. Ilohert Kuhnian will take place to the south Also Theiesu Baker, Hetty of Sanford, a hoy and then to the west. Brandt, Hhixlu Epstein, Ann Disrhargrs Knowles said that a new li­ Earless, Carol Fuller, Sharon Ed Smith, Oviedo; Charles brary is a very present need, tides, Wanda Harris, Linda Kessler, D ellary; Tina Hose and added that Hie Sanlord .Mills, Hoberta KiinUii, J ml I Hendrix, '('ilusvllle; George library has less lh.ui one vol­ Taylor, Carolyn Turner am! Ity Helen Snodgrass Hendrix Jr.. T i t u s v i l l e ; ume per |HTson. Minimum The program for last Tues­ Linda A. Williams. James Proclor. Lake Mary; standards decree at least two Tho«e in tho Junior class day night’s meeting of Ihe Charles Dan*. D c i U r y ; books per capita and predict­ \Enterprise PTC was given who made a 3.5 average were Elaine Campbell, Laura liras- ed that Hie future will bring try G. Carlson, returned mi*- Snlldra Arnold, Itoseaiine Belwell, April Lasher, Elizabeth county-city coordinated ser­ <sionary from Peru and now sito, Susan Deal, Gerry DietIx'ggeHe, Clarence My ricks, vices in order to provide a resident of Enterprise, who liclis, Culhy Murhuwirz, DullEmma Vihlen, Cora Hire, more money per capita fur showed slides ami gave a na Newsom, Paulette NorI.lira belli Williams, E u l a books. most interesting address on niund, Carol Oxford and Pa­ Davis, Harriet Deas of San­ A new city charter is going past experiences, tricia Hue. ford. to be needed. Knowles said, Alsu Carol Samuel, Donna An excellent attendance M AIICII 23 as the old one continues to was recorded for tlie meet­ Santiago, Carol Stem per, HurAdiiiivshms get more and more out of ing with Ihe room count go­ barn Watsons, Put Wiggins, Shu ley Smith. Longvvood; dale. It must l>c overhauled ing to Mrs. Hardin’s room. Steve HussetL, Jerry Cullum, Itulh Gilmore, Dellary; M yr­ and re-wrillen. In a welltle Holt, Beverly Kosehwiti, thought-out study and not as Harhara Covell. Guy Allen, a political nreessity. Harbara Ann Nash, Alma W i t It tongue in cheek. Newell, Jean Clark of San­ Knowles predicted that the ford. sewage treatment plant, now Iliitlis under construction would Iip Mr. and Mrs. Curt Koschwdz finished “ sometime In thr of Sanford, a Imy next ten years." Discharges Property re-appraisal is an Herman Ulaulli, D ellary; Lo- important part of Ihe future on Magee, Dellary; Edward of the city if owners of vacant Hudson, James Dangleman, property are to carry their Angela I to bin son, M a r t h a lair share of the lax burden, Green, Albrrlha Kiner, lllue Knowles said. lord McWliorther, Alice City property which is val­ Smelhurst, Stella II a r I o n , ued al Jlisi a front fool I* only llulli O w e n s , Ora llelle laxt-d at $10 to $15 a front loot Brown, Donita Wynn because it is vacant ami un­ M AItt'lt 21 improved, he said "A new form uf merchan­ Admissions Glenn Cochran, Lake Mary; dising is taking place," lie Dorothy Arnold. Virgel Ar­ said. “ Downtown Sanford will nold, Samuels Fields, Ellen give way to business oil ices Grissom, Donald Walls, Him- and service establishments aid Bennett, Ellison Mt-isc.ll, as the convenience id shop, Sidney ItlChard, Marianna ping centers continue to lure Dotson, Geneva Itobcrtsnn, customers to their modern George Cammeyer, Ida Fa- layouts." kess, I>orothy Yales. Illrlhs Tin- ocelot, when full-grown Mr. and .Mrs. Eiwood Hubertinches m lcngUi, stand* IS son of Sanford, a girl to 18 inches higli at the Mr. and Mrs. Itichard Covell shoulders and weighs between of Sanford, twins, a hoy and a 25 and 35 pounds. girl Discharge* AHT IlItOWN Florence Wood*, Casselberry; Snug twin bucket wain up front! Turbo-nujierchargiil lfiO-hp engine 1 Sharp uycful of s|>ccial gaugeal PEST CONTROL Guy Allen, Donald Walls, Termites A- Other Pests Hi-h-n Galloway. Julia Smith, Jennifer Pattcr»on. William 2601 I'AKK DK. Cook, Mrs. Hubert Glt-nn and 322-8865 SANFORD baby of Sanford. Hullo Service Held Monday Hospital Notes « ^ I » HEAU LAKE 1’ HESIIYTEUIAN WOMEN honored Mrs. C. K. Silencer, center front, by presenting her with an orchid corsage sis a memento of her GOth Wedding Anniversray at last Tuesday night’s meeting of the group. In the photo are, front, from left, Mrs. L. C, Tinsley, Mrs. Silencer and Mrs. C. C. Jones; second row, Mrs. Edward Colbert, Mrs. M. (i. Lyerl.v, Mrs. John Kirk; back, Mrs. II. A. Essick, Mrs. \V. T. N'ewhall and Mrs. Fret! Schinkel. (Herald l'hoto) Church Women Hotter St. Ann Guild Member A t Meeting Allends Meet S. • lly Sldrlcy Wentworth home of Mrs. C. C. Jones on The monthly meeting of the Cecelia Hr. in Hear Hake. Surprise of the meeting Women of the Hear l.akr came when die women, in a Presbylerian Chapel wan held group, presented a fellow last Tuesday evening at the member, .Mrs. C. It. Spencer, with a beautiful yellow orchid corsage as a sentimental to­ ken in honor of her 30th wielding anniversary which she and her husband cele­ brated this past Saturday. Included in the group hon­ Ity llonna K ali* oring .Mrs. Spencer were the Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, hostess, Mr*. Jones, and Mrs. vii'tir o f Christ Church Epis­ L. C. Tinsley, Mrs. Edward copal in Lmgwuod, has an­ Colbert, M r s . M G. Lycrly, nounced Hint the sermon at Mrs. John Kirk. Mrs H A. this Wednesday's 8 p.m. serv­ Essick, Mrs. Fred Schinkel ile will l»e given by Itev. M. and a guest of the group, Wendell lluinlin, rector of St. Mrs. W T Ncwhall. John’s Churcli in Kissimmee. The subject o f his sermon will be "H eaven." Tire Jaguarundi. a small Tlie public is invited to at­ gray wild eat. measures 3 to tend and to visit the Parish 4 feet long, stands !> to 13 Hall folic wing the service to inches at Hie shoulder and enjoy a cup of coffee and weighs between 10 and 20 greet the visiting minister, pounds. Rev. Hainlin To Give Service In Long wood f> < > Ity Sirs. Adam .Muller Tlie St. Ann’s Guild of SI, Ann's Catholic Church in De­ nary attended the Deanery .Meeting lu-ld on Thursday at tlie Holy Name of Jesus Church at Canovcr Ueaeli, Eau Gallic. Father F. O'Shea, oi Si. Peter’s Church in Deb.ind. accompanied Hie following ladies who also attended. Blanche Hlaut, Yvonne la Haslie, Helen Donlon, Hazel Kreis, Madclcnnc Mathcvm, Anna Much!, Christine GibInns, Lucy Gallop. Evange­ line Joyce, Ann Vitt, Evelyn Wind!hourr and Marie Dungon. president of the Guild Mass was at 9 a. in. with dinner served at the Copa Club. New officers elected al the recent meeting of the Guild in Dellary were Madclcnne Malheson, president; Hetty Ycrkes, vice president; Madelyn Lormcl, secretary; and Lucy Gallop, treasurer. Youth Week Services 0 I9 Missionary Is Guest Of PTC NOW SEE WHAT’S NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S C0RVAIR MONZA SPYDER Gray Spanish moss, seen grarefully swaying from Cypiess trees in picturesque Caribbean gardens, is not Spanish, is not moss, is not a parasite and is not worth­ less, Onre widely used in bridles, .saddle blankets and horse collars, today it Is used Services this week at th e , with the morning worship ser­ for furniture padding, airconditioning fillers and other Oaklawn Uaplist Chapel, 2743. vice at 11 am . items. It is vermin proof. Country Club ltd., will be ‘ conducted by the Young Peo­ You can find anything you ple in observance of YouUi need advertised in the Her­ Week. ald by Sanford merchants. David Littleton, who will serve as pastor, received the key to Hie church at the It a.in. service, Sunday. Sunny Murray will serve as Sunday School superintendent; Caro­ lyn Hue will t>e Training Unum director and William ----- WITH Mills will lead the singing. William Mills will lead the prayer meeting service at 7;3b p.m. Wednesday. Dur­ ing the week the young peo­ Itoimow Dl* TO *5,000 — ple will meet and inspect the church and grounds and dis­ cuss constructive plans lor improving the church. The young people will con­ clude their week o f leadership at the Sunday inoroing ser­ vices, M a r c h 31. Sunday MKMHP.lt School starts at 9:45 * jn . DAVID LITTLETON Oaklawn Chapel Sets 10 Make Principal's Last IM P R O V E Your Home Now ! M ARK I I, NECESSARY ADDITIONS OR H O M E IM P R O V EM EN T L O A N UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY , Criap 8 or T-ajmed* floor shift? Tachometer for split-second liming! Spydrr tqinptHti.l* it am daMe on both Corroir .Monza CuumuLU and C full Coup* (thou* abut*). •OjitiuaaJ al t ill a cost CHEVROLET See four entirelu different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's. . . Chevrolet, Chevy 11, Curvair mul Corvette •••■*■*»*«* ■*••*#»**•• n t s«tw*« I ■» »»*m•I P H ® an® . i REPAIRS A ------ O F SANFORD F.D.I.C, H O LLER M O TO R SALES CO. Cor. 2nd & Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-071 j �V We Are Growing cees last week . . . a two-purty sys­ tem may bring Seminol* County a- Don't sell Seminole County short! The county i« bunting at the ■earns. Especially in the south part. They yak at each other. Ye* and no , . . on Ideas. Blit that is the good part. If no difference of opinion, then •verythlnR becomes stagnant. We know of a southwest county . . . Charlotte, to he exuct. Nothing real­ ly happened there until .Mackle Bros, opened up Port Charlotte. Pun* ta Gorda, the county seat, became alive. Northern Republicans took over Port Charlotte and Charlotte County. The place is alive toduy. We are beginning to get the tame situation here today. Seminole residents may not realize it hut South Seminole is taking on a ‘'Re­ publican look." Just as Jan Fortune told the Juy- li? e . But don’t sell Seminole County short! Things are "cooking" here. There’s the promotion to try to get the new university here. There’s the promotion to try to get n canal from Snnford to the ocean. There’s a promotion for a new multi-million dollar plant. There's ideas above ami over the 52.5 million announced for Sanford Naval Air Station. The Ilerald is sitting on ninny off-the-record ideas to promote Sem­ inole County. We nre bound to se­ crecy until such time as the matters may lie announced publicall.v. We ran only say . . . Seminole County is n-hursting at the seams. Don’t sell Seminole Comity short! We arc growing! Growing! 1 Peter Edson The Fluid War M ’■ 'V Jr*-, mt *u* 1 ,J !> r . Political '■X- WASHINGTON - (N E A ) - ! to n about this period which The W a l l Street Journal are also worth remembering. The years 1933-40 Inclusive which, to borrow and corrupt the slogan o f another great covered Franklin D. Roose­ newspaper, knows all the velt’s first two New Deal news that's fit to print about terms is president. Govern­ business, has just come up ment spending really got go­ with a discovery. It lias learn ing in those years. There was ed that the Great Depression RFC to bail out big business, of 30 years ago was actually X R A to bail out little busi­ a period of economic growth. ness, AAA to ball out the “ Between 1933 and 1940," farmers, PW A to bail out the industry, and says a Journal editorial, “ the construction Gross National Product prac­ W PA to bail out some of the tically doubled and the na­ 12 million people business tional income more than dou­ couldn't employ. bled." Also, the U. S. national de­ effort began about It should be made clear at fense once there is no advocacy 1939, with 53 billion expendi­ here of depressions as a tures in that year and the source o f economic growth. next. Total federal government The moral of the piece is that private capitalism and expenditures were 54 billion the free enterprise system in 1933 but 510 billion m ism have an enormous resiliency — two and-a-half times as which should make it impos­ much. This 250 per cent in­ sible for anyone to feel pcssi- crease in fjvcrnm cnl spend­ miitlc about America's fu­ ing was ita contribution to the growth rate of the 1933ture. Few people will disagree or 40 period. The national debt, 522.5 bil­ want to argue about that. The Journal's editorial writ­ lion in 1933. was 512.9 billion er uses the point to refute 1in 1940 — a BO per cent in­ modern economists now pro­ crease. It more than doubled posing extreme measures to by 1941, when it rose to 548.9 speed up the country's lag­ billion. Here was deficit financing ging economic growth. Such measures were rather on a scale never before heard freely bandied about by the of. It was considered neces­ professors al the American sary in 1933 because the un­ Ranker* Association's recent employment rale of that year Washington conference o n was 24.9 per cent of the labor economic growth, and they need challenging. The phenomenon of buainesa recovery from depres­ sion to which the business pa­ lter has referred has, how­ ever, aet Washington econo­ mists to looking up tha fig ­ ures. Gross national product—a figure that repreient* value o f total production — was 556 billion In 1933 and $100 billion in 1940. That missed being exactly douhle by 512 billion. G X P actually doubled in IUI1, when it reached 5133 billion, passing the 5194 bil­ lion of 1929, the year of the crash. There are some other fac- Trig . w e st * w it O IL - ftAKKVr* a . '/ 'f i * ! ’ Antarctic: Man Tamer aging 50 to 80 below, occasionally* plummet to 125 below. Winds fuiineled through glacial passes called "hell holes" rage up to 200 miles an hour. Most of the laud lies depressed beneath an ice sheet 7,000 feet thick. Except for a rare patch of lichens or a few venturesome birds, there is no life. The cold seas ringing the contin­ ent bear a menacing bunion of great iceliergs—now and then 50 miles long —broken from grcul ice shelves at the continent’s edge. Their crashing collisions fill the air with an un­ earthly rout*. In Antarctica you are in the pre­ sence of nature at its most command­ ing. You may also witness, in the view of many scientists, n kind of preview of the "ice death" predicted for this planet rs it slowly chills un­ der u gradually expiring aun. One enn find comfort in the pros­ pect that this fate may be billion* of years away. Nevertheless, Antarc­ tica's overpowering presence is n marvelous cure for the inflated ego. There are a great many people thus afflicted, walking the streets of the world, who deserve to lie on the first regular flight south. Psychologists long ago concluded that selfishnoss is one of the most natural ami inevitable aspects of hu­ man life. Few of us can manage to to be more than occasionally selfless. Genuine altruism, humility, selfcontrol—all attributes admirably ex­ hibited by some people, but not nearly enough — provide the only personnl checks on self-expression. The lnw and the moral code and other factors, of course, supply external curbs. From time to time we arc quite sensibly advised to put ourselves in some sort of perspective by noting that the little fragment of time we call recorded history is hardly more than a flyspeck on the backdrop of the earth's long span and the mea­ sureless eons of the universe. Yet for most humans this is an almost iniimssihle exercise in ima­ gination. There Is an alternative, if only Antarctica can be opened some day to tourists. For the nwesome, primi­ tive, brutal grnndcur of thnt white continent can take the aelf-imporLanea out of anybody. Tills is a place where summer temperatures seldom go above freez­ ing and where winter readings, aver­ Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic VASE O 403: Larry B., <(• •d II, ki the dejected end re ­ jected boy mentioned yes­ terday. ( i l l buiy dad never took time to play catch with Larry nor to pitch to him so 1Jrry could leurn how to make a haw hit. So when baseball tcami were chosen (or a ami lot lam e*. Larry was always o milled. For lie waa called “ butterfm grra" and taunted with al­ ways striking out. Larry thua suffered deep­ ly from auch rejection by Ina r ----------— o u r playmalci. And Una li a very dangerous mood to develop In any children. Fortunately, Larry lived in Ft. Warne, Indiana, ao I re­ ferred him to Mr. Mac (Dale W. McMUlen, Rr.) wlw has organised the mod unique hasrhall league in the world. Mr. Mar la well paM SO jeers of age but he liked sports in college and allll does, for he is as alert and active as a 50-year-old. So lie look great interest In the Lillie League Baseball urgamiauon. However, he saw that may- O U U W A Y Sanford, Florida T hus . .March 20, 1800 vs at. ifc.it a. o n .l ow . i i m u i t ».\ i > r t a t i s i u i a I.AIINS U l l t l U i L turn m il M. UHIIMULD Uannalua UUilur a .k « rii,ing LUraotor at ns W K L i.s Jfc.su: i . i m i a n t h M Cuuiit) Udltur m iiL U mu Uu.lii*.* iljn .g .r r e m u . it » i i i i i i i ;» j . Soelfcljr l.dllul iin .i.iv n u n ifc u a r .iu i* uuiter IlMM ll. llir r , lie WHS ai i uhavt i la-nflm M tn.|ir ii*\k s iilt o l is m clrcuUiiua U in .s ir >111.11 a i.l l * M.ch.nir.i mint. h si i i i i * i m s n a n .* Hr Mali htHlN.I, I . . . I , »»0 * 1 tear s.so a Muuiiit r.»# - iiunibt I.SB I Muath They were dejected and un­ happy at being rejected. • All til.id fc.is l.os OII.tr I Star a aiuniha a a i.u.t To The I CS 1 fclufctll V ”< iJ'W * S. <■' >| ■* ' I ii The Editor: “ Losers Protest Election"— u quote from Tbe Sanford Herald! Perhaps it will be said that as the wife o f the write-in uindidate who received lo votes f am just another “ loser" seeking publicity. Let rna say that I was asked to make a statement and I am offering It simply ns an American ritiaen. This election has received a great deal of attention. D has made all o f our iititelis slop to T H IN K . WONDER, and ASK QUESTIONS, mid I be­ lieve they will continue to do ac. Only when all o f our peo­ ple become aware o f how great and how precious is the privilege of voting will we have better government. Here in North Orlando our people are hen mi trig aware. How (l.en ran any of us ha “ los­ er-." "Election Rigged,'* another quote from The Sanford Her­ ald. It would seem that the shout went up only alter the results were a n n o u n c e d . Please let it he known that this 1« nut true! Please gel all the fact*. I do not be­ lieve the election was “ rig­ ged" If that aneans that electurn officials tampered with the ballots in any way. That would lw tils- worst possible accusation I could think of. I do aay that my rights and privileges * ' * voter were tampered with and litis 1 Editor protest loud and clear. When I was at (lie poll* there was a sign by the bal­ lot bo* informing the voters that if they voted for a “ write-in candidate'' tlmir ballot would be thrown out. 1 aUo heard election official* telling this to voters, f be­ lieve this was wrong. I told Mrs. i-airburn and Mrs. Sal­ ter. in a mannerly way, that I thought this was wrong and that I interpreted their words and the sign as an attempt lo tell me how to vote. I was then informed by Mr*. Fairbiirn that the intelligent 'leupic of tbe village would in­ terpret it otherwise. 1 inter­ preted those words as an innull. Mrs. halter has stated that she I* a Uei mail-horn Am er­ ican citizen and that, she is proud to live in this country, faf tins I am well aware. I have always thought o f Mrs. Salter as one ot our most dedicated citizens. site uhuve anyunc else sliould lie thank­ ful that she now lives in a country where unr may vote as one pleases, where an election may he contested, and where a pur mil like herself may call her fellow citizen* fools in print without fear. I am an American-born American citizen ami very proud o f it. I would never deliberately use my right lo freedom of fjiccch to hurt anyone. My only with is to aland up for my rights as an American citizen. When ] So Mr. Mac developed Ills Wildcat thihchall fa-agur wherein "Everybody make* the team ." Ilia Wildcat league in­ cludes boys between SI, and IS years of ago. 11>r youngsters 8‘ i to playon (lie Kitty trains. Those II lo 13 aro member* of Uie Kata. Tbe okler hoys then make up l lie Tiger teams. Ijr r y changed overnight from a crestfallen, valtipj>cd type of ptraonalily Into a leatfut, delightful boy, for he was on ■ team. Meanwhile, I managed lo tary - General H i alit. While By Brute W, Munn contact Larry’s dad through UNITED NATIONS. N V. Yemen has been a member a mutual frieud. (U P I) — Tlte ancient couit ot tiie organization since 1947, And then I tactfully tried try of Yemen Is the Middle Uunche was live first UN o f­ lo show him that right now East's current sore thumb. ficial ever to visit it. the biggeat problem In Larry'a Us 4.3 million people livr He found strange things. life la to become aocially Ac­ in a 73,(KK> square mile wedge He was welcomed at Tail cepted. at the tip ol Hit Arabian pen airport by a tlmng uf t!w>uIlls dad had been so pre­ insula w Ih iw arid climate sands, chewing narcotic occupied with big law cases and desert wastes afford a leaves, Animal spirits, mob that hr had hru»lied aside all skimpy living. psychology and the exhlhrof Larry’a requests lo “ play Last year, a revolution atlng green * leaves produced catch,’’ overthrew- tlte imam who such a frenzy that tlunche So Larry had obtained no headed Ita patriarchal govern and his escorts were in crbaseball drill at home In hia meut attd replaced him with sonal danger. It took Uiree backyard. That'a why his a republican government. iKiurs for fits officially-protect­ comradas would not pick him Tlte Imam's supporter* ed ear lo make a normal for Uialr teams, since he was died hard Help came to half-hour (rip front the air­ awkward and a ■ butterUng- them In ttieir nomadic fasten port to tin- city. era." ne*rs from neighboring Saudi Later. Bundle was greeted E ver; oeighlnitiood all Arabia. Britain which con­ by a contingent of some 70 over America should thus trols the adjacent Aden •wo sheikh* each of wlwim exer­ Adopt Mr. Mac'a Wildcat lector*lea, is aeeused of op cises absolute authority over Baseball L e a g u e motto— posing Uie republican re to hi hit own band of nomads. "Kverybody m a k e a t h e (binaries by force. 'Hie United i'lie sh*-ikhv Tarrying long team ". Arab Bepublir twittered Uset o r it ia Minimal lu make new government with a mi­ rifles with bandoliers alung over their robes, worked a child feal rejected when litary contingent wiaise ths-nisclvcs up to an angry Ida deficiency is really due strength, by the admission ol Ix-dlum. lo thoughtleasoesa of our Cairo Chief Gama! Abdel [ It developed liter wanted adult genera‘ Ion. i Nasser, i* 23,000 mrn. tbe UN man ol peace to lead You pa m ilt should thus Ralph J. Bum-iic, iiir U.Nthem into battle against a remember that your BIO- undersecretary who was the Iteatby British position. GE6T Job u life, after your architect of llw uneasy, 13- j ________________ children arrive, is to help year-okl Palestine truce agree , stabilise them emotionally ment, was aeut to Y em en 1 Capt. James Coo was killed and train them to become earlier tlus month by Score hy a native Hawaiian. happy, aelf-reliant members uf our human society. That Involvea giving them some of your personal atten­ tion till they learn how to C ily tu x busike clu-e A p r il l * t , Penu llv swim and ride a bicycle, play baseball and tennis, etc., M a r ts fro m tlint d a te . T u x C e r tific a te For Uiosc arc mayor wor­ nule .May 28. I9U3. ries of youngsters. At their U. a Potifcl Rteuiaiifciifc provis* il.at all mail atibacrlplleaa Si age auch problems are just pale In adiama. • l complex and even more Lntiiad a* ttcui.d elaa* m aior Oclubsr It, t i l l at Ilia Peat critical than winning a law U(Mca uf kaiiluid, Mr.rlda, vindrr itaa Act et Cunira.t of lurch. case or making a sale or The Ilarald It a member or |I>* Untied I'ra.t which la antltlad curing a sick patient or even •SvittHlvely la tin ura fur rcpubllt atlon uf all lha lu< al e<*a delivering a good aermoa. Aflame la Uiti B.hrpapir. , Letters Mid-East Sore Spot d a u f o r ii ^ r r a l i I'agu 4 be io% or more of boys were not able to make the teams in Uie LltUe Leagues. 1 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS II. N. Tamm, Jr. City Tux Collector City of Sanford, Fluridu Notebook 4 moved to Ncrth Orlando I did riot think I would be for­ feiting my American citizen­ ship. Margaret G. Burke force, or I I mtlRea sot of ■ million people. In spite of ail the govern­ ment spending in eight years (it added up to more then $60 billion, 54 billion more then the increase In G N P ) and in spite of the growth which private sectors of the econ­ omy experienced in the same period, unemployment in 1940 was still 14.6 per cent, or S million out of a 56 million la­ bor force. Even the most liberal gov­ ernment economists w o u l d oppose a 250 per cent in­ crease in federal spending or a 90 per cent Increase in the national debt today. That big a jolt isn’t neces­ sary, either to speed up the country * growth rate or to cut unemployment below four million (5.8 per cent o f the current labor force of 73 mil­ lion). line reason it isn t neces­ sary ii that there are a lot of forces operating In the econ­ omy today which were Just beginning in 1933-40. Unemployment insurance and social security, for ex­ ample, contribute more than 520 billion. This if double the whole federal budget of 1940. And there are few people who would want to go back to those good old days, even if it was a period of growth, a i the editorial writer aayi. TODAY Quotes I f It ran be said that Nathan. Leopold committed the crime of the century, certainly his rehabilitation ia tilt rehabilita­ tion o f the century . . . A perallusive argument against cap­ ital punishment. — Attorney Elmer Ge.rtt, as hi* client received complete freedom after 3# years. Any government which asks us for help in this matter will receive help. — Assistant Secretary o f State Edwin M. Martin, saying U.S. will send military aid to any I-atin country threat­ ened by Communists. Barbs By Hal Cochran Too often an ulcer joins the worry and overwork that leads to financial success. The Chinese are cor friends and always will be. When Your careless driving is friend- quarrel o r di-ngree, it made even more dangerous is nut terribly seriou*. — Nikita by the great number of peo­ ple juat like you. Khrushchev. Matter Of Fact 0 ijr •a u lu rd PHONE NUMBERS Vaudeville ta a term of l-rench origin. In the liih century a workman from the valley ( vau) of Ylrc in Nor­ mandy coiniMjscd a aeries uf satirical ballads which came I to be known as vau* de sire. Uy the middle o f Lite 17th century any political or -currilotu lyric set to a jkipular tunc was designated as vau­ deville. These became popu­ lar at street fair* as a means ot Circumventing the thea­ trical monopoly of the state theater, the Comedle Fran raise. nonmiss mem frra llt News UFE OF GARY COOPER THE TALL AMERICAN 322-2612 322-2613 PRODUCED IT THE AWARD WINNINI PROJECT» MARCH 26, 7:30 I*. M. CHANNEL 2 All Other Depts. 822-2611 CO-SPONSORED BY — Advertising: -'122-5512 322-5518 #<#§* ■■♦■■♦■»#■«♦♦■§>«#» t t f x *#**♦•#♦■» m ♦■*»«»♦♦•»#■ #»♦» a »« South Seminole 425-5938 Before You BUILD C A LL FA2-310 3 Here, at your disposal, is a complete Builder's Service FROM PLANNING TO COMPLETION HOME OR COM M ERCIAL N EW CONSTRUCTION or REM ODELING WE’RE A T YOUR SERVICE ShonmaksUi 211 W. 25TH ST. construction c o . FA 2-3103 �Muckraking' Ruined M y Career-Butts Ih f £ a u fiirb ijr r a lh Mar. 26, 1963 — Payre 5 Strikes . . . Spares b ) John A. Spobki The Tournament T e m p o reully hai engaged everyone out here at the Lancs! Two weeks ugo, the keglercites bowled their way to high stoics and the accompanying thi ills nud cheers helote lutgc spectator crowds. And now that we’re h alf­ way thru the men’s tourna­ ment, 1 can see that our ear* Her prediction o f unusually high scores will be MOKE THAN TRUE. As an cxumple, we’ve alreudy had a 279 hi single turn­ ed in! The Singles Event Ims a G9I posted on the hoard! Doubles carries a 1270! And in the All Events (Scratch), wr have 1087! Let’s g h c a “ quli-kir" re­ view o f each o f the categories, nemember, there aru quite a few who huve not yet rolled in the tournament but will do so tlds coming week-end with team am] doubles and singles entries. The team standings hsvs Sweeney's bar & Grill leading the pack. A big whack o f those toppled pins would have to go to Don Dorman who amashed thru with a 279 hi aingle. Incidentally, that'a the highest game fo r Irague play turned in for the 1962-63 bowl­ ing season! And g e l tills! In tlds same game with Dorman chucking a RIG ONE, teammate Cap­ tain Haul Madeotte chipped In with a 246, too! The Sweeneys total overall pin count, includ­ ing handicap, is 8010! Others in the standings in­ clude Harry's Liquors 2981; N A S 10 I ‘ins 2977; City Lg No. 1 2943; and Engle's 2935. Switching to the action in tha Doubles, two '’unknowns" top the early show ings. Bobby Borsdorf and Split-ski cams thru with a 1270 barely nudg­ ing i ’ete Duggan/Jack Kanner out with their 1272. Third thru fifth are Appleby/I'iercy 1218; Rasmussen / Mlrhalek 1209 and Brumfield; Dorman 1200. A real pleasant surprise awuitcd us in tho Singles Event as Miko Areardi bomb­ ed his way into first with a 891. Just four pins behind .Mike's 091 was lion Dorman with a 0B7 (mun, isn’t ho bowl­ ing-up a e lo rm ? ); Gordon Honeycutt 882 (this was Gor­ don's first 000-plus series in sanctioned |duy); Brumfield 007; Gerald liehrens 053; Bill Huwurd 039 and Homier 032. Bill Howard's n in u leads ths A ll Events category with his 10871 Bill's been out of town tho last couple o f months and it's a pleasure having him back bowling with us again. Ruck Forguson currently is tlie number two man for all events with his 1001. lie's fo l­ lowed by Behrens 1059; Kan­ ner 1010; George Swann 1541 and Gene Estrhlge 1538. Remember, the men bowl again this coining Saturday at 8 p. in. with the remaining teams competing. On Sunday, the squud times for the dou­ bles and singles will be 3 ami 7 p. m. Come on out and watch tire men! On another matter, we’re now at that time o f tire year to consider SUMMER L E A ­ GUES! The natural reaction is that following tires normally longer winter schedule, we’re inclined to say, “ Summer League? Null, not right now." And yet after we’ re o ff the two weeks following the fall schedule, w « donl know what to do with uuiselvcs on the night wt prevluusly bowled in league. Its a proven fact ulso that those who bowl In summer leagues maintain a better ov­ erall league average. The must im|K>rtunt aspret us fur as I am concerned is that without a summer league, ths secretaries hsvt an awful lime getting themselves for tho start o f the full league In Septendier. 1 believe that it's most important to have sum­ mer leagues, regardless of how many less teams art howling it during the summer time. Just so that you all can meet on a weekly basis and help tu organize conies tiro fall schedule. Incidentally, N O W IS THE T IM E to make your reserva­ tions for the day and timu for the F A L L LE A G U E ! Don't be disappointed comes tbe fail with not having a time reserv­ ed fo r your league. Talking about Summer Lea­ gues, Erma Anderson is start­ ing Mixed League fur 6:45 p. m. (N ote the new- tim e!) Previously they bowled at 0 p. rn. A n y o n a interested should fill out an application ut tiic counter or Kivu Eimu n call. Talking about new leagues, the nurses from Seminole Me­ morial Hospital are going to start a Thursday evening lea­ gue, too. How about those nurses? First they got them­ selves a irague on Wednesday A. M. and now the daytime shift plans on huving their own leuguo bowling on Thurs­ day nights, too. Glad to have you around gals (never know when 1'U nerd that shot again fo r that flu hog!) That'll take care o f tilts week’s column. See you ut tin­ men's tourney on Sulurda) •ml Sunday. 0. K. T DePalma, Fox Pace All-Star Keglers Teammates Al DePalma and Gary F o i rolled 111 and 600 totals, respectively, in lis t week's action in the Jet Lanes AU SU r Bowling L e a g u e . They roll for Larry's Mart, which look i l l three games from ths P. Zcull and Sons team, with John Zcull hiving a nice 571. Second place Handy Food Store won all three of their games from F ra llej Con crete. Bobby Borsdorf bad a 576 series for Handy. Faust Drugs, with the help of Don MacIntyre's 567 ser­ ies, took ail three games from tbe Sanford Dry Cleaners team. With the help of Robert Steele's big 245 game and 592 aeries, Meadors Marine salvaged two wins from the third place Ih'tty Ann's team. There were 10 games rolled over the 200 mark. Bob .Steele was high with a 245. miters were Don MacIntyre, 230; BUI Howard. 221; John Zcull, 219; Bobby Borsdorf, 214. and 210. and Gary l o t , 233. Al DePalma was high for llir Erma Anderson, secretary night with 208. 2>»i and 204 of the Thursday evening M ix­ fur the high series total of the ed Bowling League has an­ week witli a big CIS. nounced plans lor tornuug a Summer la-ague. The league would have Familiarization Night on April 12 with the league officially beginning on Jet Lanes has announced April 19. The league will change ill that there will he tree bowl­ time of bowling from 9 p in. ing lessona this Thursday at to 6:45 pm . and continue on 1:30 p m. All ladies interested in re this time for their fall achedcciving these lessons should ulr as well. All persons interested in be at Jet Lanes at 1:30 p m. joining this league should on Thursday. Shoes, ball, all make application either at equipment is ottered free of Jet Lanes or call Erma An charge to those taking les- New Summer League Planned Free Bowling Lessons Set *fl. ★ ★ ★ Files Libel Suit Spencer Paces Locals To Golf Play Win Mayfair C o u n t r y Club* |the Sanford course, Class A, low gross, Jim downed DcI.and Country Club | Jim Spencer grabbed top Spencer, 71, and low net, Son­ 156hI41W in Iho Intra-City I honors in the play. Follow* ny Powell, 70; Dr. H. K. golf tournament Sunday at ing are scores; Ring, 71, and Hugh Greer, ATLANTA (U PI) — F o r m e r University of Georgia nthlctic director Wally Butts charged in n $10 million libel »uit Mon­ day that the "flophisticut- Florida Derby Set A t S0KC April 19 ed muckraking" o f the Satur­ day Evening Post has ruined hit 35-year football coaching career. Ill'ti. accused the magazine o f “ wilfully, maliciously and The 28th Central Florida falsely" publishing an article Derby, the most Improved concerning him in the March racing event of the entire 23 issue o f the Peat. season, has been scheduled The article, entitled “ The for Friday nl |ht, April to. at Story o f u College Football the Sanfonl-OrUndu Kennel Fix," said un Atlanta insur­ Club. ance man, George Burnett, ac­ The Derby field this year is cidentally overhrurd a long THK STOCK KLIMINATOHSTHOPHY t* bciiiR priMentod by Bay Hudson, expected to be the best tn distance telephone conversa­ riyrht, Scntinole Tintinyr Assoc, president, to Art Ailing, driver of tin* wiithistory for never in-fore have tion ill which Butts gave valu­ ninjr car. At left is Wallace Weed, owner of the car. Ailing out drove tin; there iiesii so many are dis­ able information tu Alabama ipmiTer mile over William St roll of Cocoa, in a 1961 l'ouliuc, in Saturday's tance star* to select from. Coach Paul (B ear) Bryant be­ (llcruld Photo) drug races at Osceola. They include the defending fore the 1902 Georgia-Alachampion, Mac Tray, Little hama game. Beth Butts and Tamer. llhonda. Mystery Bryant denied the accusation. Itockln Molllc, and a score Atlanta attorney P i e r r e of others Howard aaid Monday that Fans will have a chance to Burnett received |5,000 from see many of the derby hopetha Post for information in fuls competing against each By Bill Vincent Jr. the article. Saturday night's me et at ,,lbrr m the morathom speed In a libel suit filed in feder­ classic on April 6. This I* Hu* Osceola diug strip prov* j al district court hrre, Butts the second annual running of lu lle d Press Intelnathina! Iasi year, third baseman Huh 1" be a *ucct'» , i wlt,‘ this important event which asked |5 million in gtnsral Joe Adcock and Gus Tri- ha Phillips, who batted only 0kcr 2,10 cjrs fr°m *H over made a big hit when It was damages and 55 million in rac*"K f°r cash pnz started a year ago. punitive damages from the andos— long ball clouters 258 for Cleveland, rapped **lc disappointing five hit* for Detroit Monday es and trophies. Curtis Publishing Co., which who suffered With the running of the With over 41 different class- Derby tlu-ro will l*o onlyseasons in 1962—appear to as tlie Tiger* pounded out publishes tiio Post. new Rase on 17 lots while Phil IR-gan and »'» running, the classifications four more programs left, “ Plaintiff's career as a have gained member o f tha football coach­ life with a change of uni­ Dick Egan held the .Senators started with 2h hours of ac­ the double headers on Saturtion packed thrills and excitetu four hits. ing profession has-been ruined forms. Adcock, acquired hy Clcve in other games. Hie Cldc mrnt. and destroyed by this curtlie Milwnukcc ago Cut's raked it d» Belinsky After the drivers had Rot­ rilous and contemptible de­ land from The undefeated Enterprise llruves, tut a pair o f three- und whipped tla- lut* Angeles ten used to the cool breeze famation," tiiu suit said. lliddy I) a s k o t b a 11 Team that was blowing and the feel run homers in leading the Angels, 7-4; Jim llickim n's Rryuiit has i n d i c a t e d coached by Edwin llroddock through his attorneys that he Indiana to an 11-3 exhibition tith inning homer earned tlie of the track, the big moment lost out In the final tourna­ victory* oxer tlie Houston New York Mels a 1 .1 victory arrived and the roar of en­ intends to file • second libel ment to Ihe “ Elks'* of DcColts Monday, Triandos, ob­ over IlkBraves, the St. gines could be heard like suit against tho magazine. He Land by a score of So 20. Louis Cardinals edeed the tained from the Baltimore thunder. alteady has sued tbe Poet for Orioles, walloped a homer Chicago While Sox, 4.1. the Ruzzy linger, of Ayona, 8500,01)0 as a resuil o f an and drove home four runs Kansas City Athletics rout'd Fla., made the racing acene earlier article accusing him in the Detroit Tigers' 17-3 the Cincinnati Reds, 11-4; with a twin-engine powered CHICAGO (U P I ) — The of condoning brutality ameng triumph oxer the Washington tlie New York Yankees trip Pontiac dragster, taking the Chicago Black Hawks have his players. pod tile 1-os \ngl-lex Dj'lgers. lop eliminator position and a recalled Denis Dcjordy from Senators. Butts' suit said he had en­ The 31-year-old Adcock, s 5 2; Paul Broun pitched a 530 cash prize plus Hie tro­ Bullafo to serve as a re­ joyed a national reputation as hard-hitting National la-ague six hit, 2 0 xirtory for the phy. Huger ran the one quar­ serve goaltender in their first a successful and respected first hasemsn for 13 seasons, Philadelphia ITiililes over the ter mile black top in 9.42 sec- two National Hockey Ig-aguc member o f the coaching proslipped to a .218 batting Minnesota Twins; the Balti­ onds. playoff games against De­ fessiun and in 1959 was elected average last year, far below more Orioles nipped tlie A sharp looking altered troit. president o f the National his lifetime .2N2 mark How­ Pittsburgh Pirates, S I, and roadster driven hy Glen lllakFootball Conches Association. ever, Joe belted 29 homers tlie Huston Bed Sox slopped ley uf Tampa, took tlie mid­ But, it suid, the Post des- and drove m 78 runs in 1962 tlie Sail Francisco Giants, 12. dle eliminator award in 11:07 livyed this long career with so Cleveland Manager ltirdic Ernie Hanks Idt a homer M'eonds, and the little eiimiths article, which, It zald, was Tchbrtts, who managed M il­ and two doubles and Ron San­ nalor position was won hy an a result o f the Post's “ an­ waukee last year, thought to hit a homer lo help the “ A gasser" from Orlando nounced new editorial policy enough of Adcock to lake turn Cutis to victory Belinsky, driven hy Grady .Walsh in 8EAT CO VER8 . . . of sophisticated muckrak­ along to Cleveland. who hadn't allowed an earn 13:40 seconds, with a 520 cash M U C I N S T A L L AT I ON ing . . . in an apparent last Triandos, who spent most ed run in 13 previous rxhilti prize plus the little elimina­ ditch e ffo rt to bolster its sag­ of the last 4'x seasons try­ lion innings, was reached (or tor trophy. SatUfarllnn Guarantrrd ging circulation . . ." ing to catch Hoyt Wilhelm's four runs and eig|it tuts Next weekend is (lie big Hickman's homer traveled A number o f witnesses, in­ eiusivu knucklehalls, got into event for Die month with a cluding Uuniett and current only 00 games last season, 125 b e t and came witli two $500 trophy going to tlie tup ntitl Sent Cover Co. Georgia Coach Johnny Grif- hitting .159, because of an out in the IMh Inning lo oil eliminator. Drags will he Sat­ 101 W’. 3rd 322-8012 Injured hand—the result of M-l five eaily errors by the glth, were questioned Monday urday and Sunday. Mels. The Braves had stakes! by State A tty. Gen. Eugene s Wilhelm pitch The 32-year-old Triandos, southpaw Warren S.-iahn, who Cock in his investigation o f who has three times tied the worked six scoreless innings, charges in the article. Cook said he intended to ask major league record ol four lo a 3 o lead la-lore an error REPORT FROM MOTOR TREND EXPERTS ON THE '63 Butts and Bryant to take new passed (salts In a game, was helped tlie Mets catch up. n-ver happier wlien traded Carl Sswatski's two tun lis detector tests but ha indi­ and may take the No. 1 double in the ninth inning cated ha poislbly was satis­ backstop job oxer Mike pulled out Ihr Cardinal win, fied with Burnett's test by • Boarke and rookie Bdl Free erasing Dave Nicholson's 4.‘>o“ qualified" polygraph opera­ ban foot, two-run homer (or iitc tor. Both Butts and llrysnt Another disappointment White Sox. passed lie detector tests last weak. 200 Race Adcock, Triandos Gam At Osceola New lease On Life' day and Monday for lights go out on April 22 with the running of the traditional Au Revolr Handicap, always the final race of tlie campaign. Coro Empire, owned byJune Gillls, will try for his seventh win of the season in tonight's featured ninth race. This fast red brindlu has already posted firsts in Grades C, two in Grade 1) and three in Grade A con•cs,». one « f them a tnsin event. Rock Flight, a five-time winner, is sure to be papular in this race for he does well from the inside and has 71. Class B, low gross, Art Wcslcr, 79, and low net, H. Sherwood, 69; K. Burr, 70, and P. Krcuschl, 7t. Class C, low gross, G. Bill­ ups, 81, and low net, A. DeFrance, 69; L. Zok, 72, and W. Ucrgstadt, 75. Longest drive on No. 1 was made by Dr. Bing nearest to pin on No. 16, was Fred Grantham, and longest putt on No. 0 was L. Ingram. MEADORS MARINE 1 Crcx! liner Hants • Mercury Motors 1 The Aluminum Dont For The Fisherman 2101 S. French Ave.* FA 2-1.392 'Irawn the one hole, DISCOUNT ON A L L Lost* In Finals Glidden PAINTS Recall Dejordy COMPLETE L IN E W ID E COLOR SELECTION Shop in air con­ ditioned comfort at . . . . CUSTOM M ADE GATOR BF LUMBER CO. 700 Frenrh Ave. AlITO CLASS I'll. FA 2-7121 RAMBLERS: ]p rove tb e ir m ettle... reliability, perform ance in actual testin g ONLY Four Man Field Assured AKRON. Ohio (U P I ) — All precautions have been taken lo guarantee a tour-man field for the 1963 World Series of Golf. It was revealed today by Walter Schwlmmer, organ iter of the event. Tlie original idea of the World Series w ai to matrli tiie winners of the world's four major goU tournaments — the Masters, the U. S. Open, the British Open and tlie PGA—and while the for­ mat remains tiw same, sev­ eral amendment* have been adder! lo assure a full field this year. At slake in the World Series is a first prize pay-off of $50.ooo, golf's most lucrative jackpot, for just 34 holts of work. The championship w ai in­ augurated last year but A r­ nold Palmer threw a acarc into the organizers by win nmg both the Masters and British Open and losing m a playoff to Jack N'lcklaus for the U. S. Open, (south A fri­ ca'* Gary Playar later quali­ fied for a third apot by cap­ turing tha PGA. 23 MOItK DOG RACING Pint Time NIGHTLY DAYS LEFT! E M K PT Staton Ends April 22 KLND AY «_ » W E D N E SD A Y K S A T U R D A Y - 2 P.M. (N O M A T IN E E ON F R I DA Y ) MATINEES SX • x 7*.ss — T. ^ ..'a r .- x x i^ RAMBLER 6 °V8™ "Car o f the Year" Ludieft’ Nijrlil Every Thursday Where The Top Hug* Hun — Haiti Or Sldmb o r r j! No Minoru! RHUS IlM, lt/m|H Ad.an.td Unit Cenvtiu.tion.tha|ta/l ahead Ui*kIhrouth la u i tu.ilir| Maisi.i umuda liylKis m r; small puts. BILL 30J HWY. I / - U J M I D WA Y B ETW EEN SAN FO R D A O RLANDO l iUJ itaiuliioi Classic tiwss u y n l i | Blalion Wagon M o r o n T ritno M agazin e’* nutn experts never handle tha “ Cnr o f tlie Y e a r” w ith kid gloved. T h e y slummed Itnmblcra o ver back-country rnrnia and reported, “ rough nmdd can I m atnrmi-d with (x>nliiieiice.,> T h e y ntudied I tum bler'* A dvan ced U n it Construction— found it “ ao at rung it ’ll take punishment longer.” Finally, th ey Hummed up Hum bler '1*3 by saying: *TCa uu oven iH'ttcr vuluo titan before.” American Mo tora—Dedicated to Excellence HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. W. First St. Sanford, Florida Scfcctr Used C a n ,To o . Buy Now During Your Rambler Dealer's Used Car VALUE PARAS E �r •Ip •anfnrh •rralti Pn$re 6 — Mnr. 26, 1963 Zeta X i Chapter Club Holds Luncheon Meeting And Hears Program On Marble Jewelry Member* <if the Sunfnnl Welrome Wagon Club met at the Capri fur junrheon the munthly meeting. Guest speaker wm Mr*. C. A. An* demon, who demomtmteil the ore c f making jewelry from NEW MEMBERS AND A GUEST nt the monthly Welcome WnKon luncheon meeting «ro Mra. A. F. Reno, Heated and hack row from left, Mr*. DoWltt Mathew*. Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr. and Mi h. C. D.Otty. Mr*. . Anderson presented the proKrnm on making jewelry from marbles. (Herald Photo) Names Mrs. Winsa A s President Mrs. Joe Corley Sr., Mr*. Joe Corley Jr and Mrs. Ro­ bert Reaves were co-hoxtcisc i for a recent meeting o f the Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sig­ ma Phi at the home of Mrs. Corley Sr. TJic ways snd means chair­ man announced Church Calendar TUESDAY Men of Ihc First Presbyter­ ian Church meet for supper at 7 p.m. MR. AND MRS. HENRY DAMANN Hyman-Smithson Nuptials Planned .Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Arric daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. J. Hyman. 530 East Fourth St.,|T. Taylor of Jacksonville. Ciiuluota. announce the en­ gagement of their daughter, Ingrid Georgine (M ickle) Hy­ man, to Billy Horace Smithson, son of .Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Smithson of Oviedo. Miss By man was barn in Munich, Germany, attended (lie Maria Ward Parochial School in Germany, the Hub­ ert I.cc School in Jacksonville and is presently a member of tlie 1903 graduating class of Oviedo High School. The groom-elect was born in Birmingham, Ala., attendcd Oviedo High School and is presently employed hy his fa­ ther at tlic Pure Oil Slatiun in Oviedo. A summer wedding it being plunncd ami plans will he an­ nounced at a later date. MICK IE HYMAN Miss Hyman it the grand- Church Women Present Program The regular meeting of the Women o f the First Presby­ terian Church was held re­ cently in Fellowship Hull, with Mr*. Wilson Newman, president, presiding. In addi­ tion to regular mrmbera, sev­ ers! guests attended. During the business session report* were given from com­ mittee chairmen, and several letters read. One from the Balvutlon Arm y expressed Mrs. Bailey Honored By Eastern Star At a recent meeting Mr*. Joy Bailey was honored for 49 years of service ami mem­ bership In Seminole Chapter J. Order of Kastera Star. She berame a member In 1014 and In 1920 served the Chapter p * Worthy Matron. Sire was presented with a 49 year certificate and a gift by Worthy Matron, Mrs. | Charles Cole, and a cake by Worthy Patron, J. E. Black­ man. A poem, entitled "T o Light Our W ay" was read by the worthy matron at live or­ ganist played "In the Beau­ tiful Garden of Prayer." To the tuno of "L o ve's Old Sweet Song" the star |>oint m iners MODELING FASHIONS nt the strawberry ice crrnm festlvnl in DeBury were conducted try the mar­ nru left to rlifht top phutu, Mrs. Myron Accardl, Mr*. Henry Lnhuf, Mr*. shal to Mrs. Bailey where William Gray mu! Mrs. M. Tomolcski. Bottom photo, Mrs. M. West, Mrs. they each spoko a wish fur Edward Ilcaly, Mrs. M. IMillllp* mid her daughter Mr*. J. Moore of New her ami placed lluwcrs on a York. (Cox Photos) styrofoam star which was then presented to her. Mrs. R. W. Turner, substi­ tuting as chaplain, expressed wishes to Mrs. Bailey and re­ marked that she had trrvrd some of Ihoxe years with her, having been Initiated Into Eastern Star In Tampa and By Hhlrley Wentworth transferring to Sanlurd In At the monthly meeting of vak; beef strogatroff, Russia; Mr. and Mr*. Ernie Scott, of 1919. The worthy matron pre­ the Ladies Aid o f ths Luther­ Swedish meatball*, Sweden; Toledo, Ohio, have arrived sented her a gilt and a 44- an Church o f the Redeemer chop suey and rice, Chinese; fo r a three week* visit with ham, turkey and herring. year certificate. plans were made fo r the March birthday honorees Also on the menu, will be a their son and his family, Mr. were, Mrs. Floyd Albow, "Around H ie W orld" Smorg­ wide variety of salads, Includ­ und Mrs. Richard Scott, at Mr*. Ilumlllon of DeBary, asbord scheduled fo r April 90. ing both German and Am eri­ their heme on Shirley Drive, • a-d Mrs. It. E. Pcurifoy. The event will be held from can potato aalad, stuffed Ueur Lake. % Tliey contributed to the Rain­ 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. In the edu­ prunes, cucumbers In sour Housrgueata of Mr*. Helen bow fund and were presented cational building on the cream, pickled beets, deviled ceramic "Prayin g Hands" church grounds at 103 West eggs and vegetable*. For des­ Cockley, Sunset Road, are her plaques. sert there will be chocolate daughter, Mr*. Helen Bourne, 96th Place. Mrs. Herbert Goers* and pound cake, home-made cook­ o f Huxlett, N . J. and two Mrs. IL L. Andrews are ro- ies, and from a special N or­ friends, Anna Torbin, Cran­ chslrmon of this yrara annual wegian recipe honey bread ford. N. J. and Mrs. Blanch* Smorgasbord with Mrs. V er­ and rira pudding. Oskis, o f Perth Amboy, N . J. non Fedderson serving as Mr*. Edward Senkarik is In They will be here fo r two or charge o f ticket sales, and three weeke. dining room chairman. By Donna Estes Ae In the past the dinner they are in tlx* hands o f the Recent guests of Mr. and la an "all yon ran aat" a ffa ir Ladies Aid members and mov­ ART BROWN Mrs. Don llllsman, at their and the elaborate menu in­ ing well, Sinca the number o f PEST CONTROL home on Molnar Ave., in clude* Transylvanian goulash suppers to be served is lim it­ Long wood, were their son and from Hungary, curry and rice, ed In order to have plenty of Term ite* A Other Pasta his lamlly, Mr. and Mrs. India: spaghetti and laaanga, good food fo r those with tick­ 2601 PARK DR. mies llllsman and son, Ml- Italy: glumpklee, P o l a n d : ets, they are going fast, and 322-8865 SANFORD pirohy, n u lled noodles, Slo­ early purchase la advisable. d u a l, of Ft. Lauderdale. Around The World Dinner Planned Hear Lake Personals DeBury Personals Houseguesta of Rev. and Mrs. Damon Scott are Mr. and Mrs. Ray McDonough, Carol ami Rulli, of Miami. The McDonough'* have bought a lot next to the par­ sonage and plan to build a new home there. He is witli the Telephone Co. and ex­ pects to be transferred to the Sanford area toon. He Is also an accomplished musician and played the organ and a piano sulo at a recent service at the DeBary Community Methodist Church. Personals Mrs. Repp Wins High Score At VAH-II Bridge Mr*. Wayne Robinson was thanks to member* for dress­ hostess for the monthly ing doll* for g ift baskets. A bridge party o f the Officers reply to a letter recently sent Wives Club o f VAII-11 and to Representative Sydney Detachment H. llei lung concerning a hill, Present from the group now in the Senate, to provide were .Mr*. J. F. Barlow, Mrs. money for the rare o f mi­ W. E. Bassett, Mrs. K. M. grant workers' children, stat­ Bent, Mr*. W. E. Donahue, ed tlml llerlong would lend Mrs. Hermit Jamison, Mrs, hi* support tu the hill. J. C. Patterson, Mrs. It. W. The lot-ul church now has Itcpp. Mrs. J. M. Runnels, and l’>9 enrolled a* members o f Mra. 8L Clair Smith. Columbia Friendship Circle, To complete the three ta­ a group dedicated tu support bles, Mrs, J, K. Drnim und Columbia Seminary with Mr*. C. L Fitxpatrlek from piayeis and donations. H ie the VAII-6 Club were invited. 62 Club, another dedirated Mrs. Repp was high acorer group, give* support to new for the morning, as the guests churches. enjoyed roffre and homemade Members were reminded of coffee cake duiing the pluy. important meetings to attend at the Synodical Training School in Ormond Resell, May <i to 11. Mrs. Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Hunahl Kel­ Mr*. F. T. Meriwether were named at delegates, Mrs. Rob­ ler, New Orleans, La., an­ nounce the birth uf a seven ert Jucksun us alternate. Mrs. Phyllis Allen Slmffer, pound fuur ounce son, Boland a fortm-r member, now resid­ Bradford Keller, Thursday, ing in Columbus, Ohio, show­ March 14. He fa the first grandchild ed colored slides of Passion Week. The** bcuutiful slides for both the maternal grand­ were made by Sirs. Shsffer. parents. Mr. and Mrs. How­ They were scene* of tha local ard Greene, Lake Dr., Fern church and Mra. Shaffer'* Park, and Ihc paternal grand­ church in Columbus. During parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fred the showing o f the slides a Yeager, Sunnylown Hd., Cas­ recording o f "The Last Sup­ selberry. New Arrivals per" was played. Circle 7 presented the pro­ gram "Christian Unity in Worship". Those tsking part were Mr*. George A. Rufus, Mra. Joe Corley, Mr*. Roy Friends of Mrs. C. F. Mann and Mrs. Grover Sewell. Smith, 1719 Magnolia Ave., will be glad to learn that she Js recuperating successfully from eye surgery at Waller lleed General Hospital and expects to be home about April 1. Two Sanford Junior* have N E W STYLES been elected to offices of the W ASH AB LE Alpha Gemma Rho fraternity at Murray State College. Win­ ston Piercy was earned treas­ urer and llurke Winn, ser­ geant at arms. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Durak spent the weekend with their son and hit wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Durak, at their home in Starke. rjoJidsm Tjcdtsi By Mr*. C. M. Flow era Mr. and Mr*. Henry DaJararnr.da Circle mann, Vlblen Road, recently Following n freeze Wo u»celebrated their 50th wedding ually criticize ourselves for anniversary. They were honored bj a planting so many plant* that group of friends with a fish we know will not survive a fry and party at flic home freeze. I'm doing that now, of Mr. and Mrs. Harley and making note* a* I xurvey Starnes. Co-hostesses were my damage. Find I will prune and cultl* Mrs. James A. Via und Mrs. vutc all the plant* that are Randall Starnes. The couple was greeted by- affected by the cold to soiiio neighbors and friends and a extent, then the plant* that huge cake dreorated with are not nffo.-tcd hy the colj lilics-ot-lhc-valley and topped will In- re-*et where 1 have witli the numerals 50 and two fr o x il plant*. These will be candles. The cake along with the types to work with here* numerous tokens of friend­ after. Poinsettins will always bo ship was presented to th e! a favorite and I will always honored couple. Mrs. Damann. tlic fo rm er, have them in a plentiful way, Mi-s Anna Paugei of Necnah, for they grow fast without Wis., and Mr. Damann were; much care Bight amounts of married on March 19, 1913, in fertilizer and pmching arc the Medford, Wis. Before his re­ principal things to do for the tirement, lie was employed best results. A few years ago 1 brought by tiie Kohler Co. in Kohler, Wis. They have Used in San­ a few nandina plants from North Carolina, the a i. i. a ford since 1958. They have two daughters, cold has made them room Mrs. Hetty Erdmann of She­ beautiful than they have ever boygan Falls, Wis., uml Mrs. been Ik -fore, almost us red as Grace Fisher of Sheboygan, they heroine in the states and one daughter dead. They north uf us. The bird* never also have seven grandchil­ leuvo any bcirics, but 1 lovo dren and 13 great grandchil­ them for the foliage. When new plant* shoot up 1 trans­ dren. plant them ami some day may huve enough for a hedge. Give mure attention tu but* bous flowers for they cams througli fine. They aro lovely during the hot months. Pen* tu* is a marvelous shrubbery plant for sun or sliude, in The Tigcrelles nf V A IM white, several shade* uf pink, mot at the home of the club’a red, varigated, orchid and treasurer, Mrs. William Dav­ lavender, sincu it grows so is, for the monthly meeting. fust. I'lun on planting it this During Ihc business session, spring. Hyu iiingens are sprouting, plans were made for a preEaster coffee, an egg hunt fur so stall working with them. the children and a family cov­ They need un nbuandancc o f water during tlie months ered dish luncheon. During Hip social hour, re­ when their big leave* and freshments of miniature chic­ flower* ure in active growth. ken salad sandwiches, chips They need some cool weather, n’dips, coffee and cold drinks so they should be beautiful this year. They need a semi* were served. Joining tlie members for shaded location. Blue Plumbago doesn't look the meeting were guests, Mrs. Robert Cooper, Mrs. like we ‘ ever had a freeze, it Thomas Rodgers and Mrs. is so easy to grow, and so crisp and cool looking during James Pillow. Mrs. William Oranzi pre­ the hot months. Plan to giva sented the group with a sur­ it raor* attention hereafter. prise, a green St. Patrick’s Periwinkles (white la my fav* Day cake. It was In the shape oritc) grow fast. It Is well to o f a shamrock and topped encourage them too, with a maraschino cherry. Ardisias are beautiful now. She also gave each member When little seedlings appear a lapel Irishman, made of beneath the mother plants, yarn. you cun dig them up and plant Co-hostess was Mrs. Stan­ them in another shady place. ley Radiewicz. Other mem­ Loquats from seed are ev* bers present were Mmcs. J. ery where in my back garden, Horton, Jeff Ritchey, Marvin they are so glossy and shiny Koozcr, Fred Prather and all duiing the winter month*, Herbert Ulackthear. we ahould also encuuraga them. They give us our earll* eat fruit in the spring, be* sides lovely color. 1 had so many lovely hi* biscus that look dead now, should any sprout from tha roots 1 will be happy and per­ Weekend guest of Mr. and haps add more as I can, for Mr* William Brannon, West there is nothing ntoro satis­ Brantley Bond, was Miss factory for color during the Charlene Dickson c f Sarasota. summer. Doing all this, w* Thomus Klinger, son o f Mr. will not hav* time to worry and Mr*. Paul Klinger, West over all the lovely plants tuiku Brantley Boud, entered lost by the freeze. tha Winter Park Memorial Virginia, with 747,tUO inhab. Hospital last week for sur­ gery. Hi* sister, Martha, is itant*, waa the most populous confined to her home with state when the first U. S. cen­ mumps. sus waa taken in 1790. Mrs. Davis Hostess For V A H -I Wives Forest City Personals PRESTIGE THIS EMBLEM FLORIDA CARE of ORLANDO ...surpassing ollolhtn in nursing and Ladies' Casual Shoes mninlmcvnl care, proudly announces A N E W D A IL Y B A T E P L A N KEDDETTES Comfortable SALE! Longwood Fit THOUSANDS OF Personals ll tickets The next meeting will be the rushee. Olliers attending Ihc meet­ third Wednesday In April, at the Capri. All newcomers to ing were Mmcs. Jim Lyons, the Sanford area uro Invited Gary Hudgins, Leon Swain, II o w c y Wilkinson, Osborne to attend. Dorminoy, L. J. Linnckugel, Jack Ludwig, Bichard Brad­ ley, Bob Morris and Miss Mildred Twiner. _ By Mrs. Adam Muller The auxiliary to the Dellary Volunteer Fire Department held a strawberry and Ice cream festival and fashion show recently at the Fire Hccrcatlon Hall. Background music was pre­ sented during the show by Mrs. M. Dungon, and Mr*. H. Jacobson was narrator. Fash­ ions from the Ro-Jay shop in Sanford were presented by various models. During Intermission, Mrs. p. Burnett and Mrs. Adam Muller aang "Alicu B l u e Gown" with Mrs. Dungon at the piano. Models were Motes. Wil­ liam Gray, M. West, Myron Accardl, Henry Lohof, J. Moore, M. Phillips, M. Tomelskl, and Edward Ilcaly. / that will be on tale March 29 and marbles, a fascinating hobby. 30 in front of the Winn Dixie The group gathered fo r and Food Fair groceries for raids from 1 a.m. to noon. Other guest* welcomed to the Ihc Easter wardrobe project. meeting were Mrs. l.uther Winner will receive a $23 gift Miles, president o f the South certificate, donated by YuwSeminole Welcome W a g o n ells. Club and Mrs. Harold Gullrk, [ Main Hem o f the agenda o f Mcndville, Pa., who is visit­ was election of new officers ing Mrs. C. II. Beers. They were Mrs. Bobcrt Win Mrs. Miles invited the San­ sa, president; Mrs. Fred Wil president; Mrs ford gr. up to the South Sem i-1son. vice Butler, secretary note meeting on March ‘.’8 at Blchard the Casselberry Club House. Mrs. Ernie Morris, corre* A style show o f fashions from ponding secretary, and Mra Carole** Dress Shop will lie Philip Boyd, treasurer. Tlic group voted to give a presented In addition to lunch­ eon and card gume*. Reserva­ $20 gilt certificate to (he local tions may be mode with Mrs. family assisted by the chap­ ter, as an Easter gift. Found­ Harold Rowland, Sunford. Mrs. It. K. Horten, vice ers Day, on April 30 will ho president, presided at the observed with a luncheon. During the social hour re­ business session, in the ab­ sence o f the president, Mr*. freshments were served by Don Cahill. I’lniyi fur assisting the hostesses and a demon­ with the Semi-Centennial stration of jewelry presented by Mrs. Thomas Bustell, a were discussed. * Auxiliary Holds Festival Anniversary Celebrated At Neighborhood Party BUD A N D FROM M a t UI.OOM BP trms of prvotig* in the business and civic lift of your community. For information, call W ELCOM E Grapevilit Nursery 9231 G r*»*v ili* Ave.F A 9-4994 WELCOME WAGON S PO N S O R S... V IR G IN IA PKTROSKI I*. O. Box 1214 NO RA NORRIS T E 9-1514 AZALEAS IN identifies your E- tat 8t. at Sanford Avo. F A 9-S244 W AOON Vi of our total capacity la now avalable at 610 PER DAY or $295.00 PER MONTH induding lA-hruir nursing care and all meals. rixoue for on uppointroent. . . or beat of all visit FLORIDA GARB where love and affection la blended with the iinest personal w vka «x i m odern f i d U t i a , �. ja m . 1 ■*r h e %; "S ' ** *• V$a » i) M Mar. 26. 1063 — Pnpo 7 f r r .Il L e g o ! T O BETTER Y o n c n iT D c n F IC T T T IO l* T A M r P T A T IT W f llV B M Y TO W H O M IT M A T COXCK1I?f Votlr# la h*r**by *lv*n thal Mi# iin4<Ar*lirni| ''*,i* pur* Hunt to ths *'FlfUtloua Kunta Statute** Chapter a«S o?. Fl»rt«la Stntti*e, will r#at»t*r with tht *'lerk of the Circuit Court, in an«f for Simlno U COQa(y« Florida, upprt receipt of proof of the pii hi Ir hI Ion o f thla uotlcf, tha flcUtloiii nnme, to* wit: Q U A L I T Y CABINKT.^ un* tier which 1 am efiirikitJ In hoalnews at €<l< Nicolai ^%'e* nut In the city of Wlntar l*ari|. Florida. That the part lea In rtreat #4 In laid hu*lne*a enterprise era aa followa: Kptnte of Ktala T. T^wle Flora II. T*ew!« F e rnan do A Kcarlto Attorney* at U w 49 North Oran«# Arcnua Or l»o do, FI or hi a, ’ublifth At arch t. 13, It. XI. C 1X1*30 AVNP A COMP16TB c, » t 'r ,' 5 P - - viai-.T n i^c rT M . 7HCM U1 C N THEY B R E A T O 0 / ONE VYHIF PAND / *TH16 N0M INVENTION OP MINE K3CCLCAWTLEO10 OLL ALL GEXH&. G 0 3 M 5 HAVE TOBKEflHE,OONTTHEY? B u r y ^ u n z ^ y b ... \ P E O P L E PW&UUE, J 10 0 : J mi.RAarroiHc T H C W LC N G H V S /W ?. D U O L e / K E N C N T H I* O LD L .U T O K A T U K K . F fcXLLTJ6e k U X W ^ P O W / / a u T im n o t ic i: J ■ f e r lAAlJ r fy H i J 3 -2 A H E <^OT T T O P P E D F O P C P F S D IN T A N D T H E Y T O O K A W A Y H I'J D R IV E R 'S L IC E N S E ! ’ IT (S O T M E O U T ? r*\FTt■*w^ik i/- *r f s O Y . IS M Y D A O l B U R N E D U P !! t i1 -C i IT C O U L D ‘H AVE B E E N A LO T W O R S E . , S T U A R T .. T H E Y M IC 3 M T ^ ‘ H A V E TAKSEI-J H i s j ) w V 1 of m m HKRunv m v- •critic,! aa: S t **i *- w* w t m 9n ai » « aa S o m e t im e s 1 C H IL D R E N J U G T , M A J £ T O B E x —7 in E \ that iMtrauant to the Final Dacraa of Korea toaura and Hale entered tn the c o i n pantlln« In the Circuit Court in and for S.imlnote County, Florida, rate Dm-ket Number t34i*i, Hpen'-r, the underslun* ed Clerk will aell the property altitatcd tn aeld County da* P l E A d ? » N o t i c e • n B | I V . p S g f r f t •• v-J i VJ» ~ 'IllllljAt I'U. HA v e T T - r - i - r j WHO DOVCU 7 mink t - t i - r s -r . : - ( u a BSTE31COCKTAIL.') |j 0 CONSOMME, ’ FILET MlftiiOKI.D —I ^ ra .x v a V Y - / A MAMBwRatR V . SAND WICll ■ AND COFYti . HEPS « A LOVELV ID LIK fi TO \ S U V A NICE l i t t l e X Ca J. (SIFT FOR 1 MV W iF i / \ .7 FOR T tM P O U.A R S y - 't i JjS V s *■* • * » A » v jr • mi».. h i , i . i . in i, M V l> W H A fC A N M.XJ SMJNAm T Mfir n m Pt’ AW Nt^KI.ACC FOR A ) thousand dollars —' * • ** • • & + TW ENTY r— > p . .. • m Uit It, TUock 1, SFVUANTI FSTtTKS. Amended Flat ao* rordlna to a plat thereof, re­ corded In Flat Fook 12, Fapea 1 A 3, of tha Fuhllo Itecorda of Hr nil lode Comity, Florida; Tvtfathar with the following" 11erne of property which are located in and permanently Inatalled aa a part of the Improvement* on aatd land? On* Fun-Therm W all Jle.ater, OH, Model rial l3-1i:n*j one Victor Cllfiiam Kite lien Fa haunt Fen, no model or aerial nu mbi ri; Ten Venetian Itllnde, metal, manufact* ured by Senkaflk tllaea M Flint Company, Hanford, Florida, tui' model or aerial m* mli* re. nt public *alet to tha blithe*! and beat bidder for caah, at 11:00 A. VI. on the l l t h day of April, 1113, at the Front Poor of tha Seminole County Court bonne, Sanford, Florida, Arthur II Back with, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Couit (CO FI IT HKAt#) tty: Martha T. Vlhlan P rpu ty Clerk lttahop 4 Hornatel* C D il -t l i9i Ti na cin rriT c o r nr. .iim i iti, c iin t 11* n m um in %m i r o i t m ath !l or t n m n i . i : c m iu a t v n r l l l M F IIT . >•*. lllMti IIA M 'H It. Cl I Kill NOTON, r t u rUintff, ▼a, M A U Y R. tl CHF.niNOTON, l>efendanL M H I 1 K o r SUIT Tilt: R T t T N OF F L o ll IO A TO ic T l rUHUO WHAT P K IP ED HlM TD HIJlSH SCHOOL AND I WXMT YffU we WAS SORT CF A a TO MEET A K0NCCWF0RM1ST, Tf?0. TAKE TWO YEAR* P TECHNICAL TRAiNIWD AT OUR CHAP WHO BORED WITH SCHOOL.AND PUBLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE. |JT NOW ME HELPS MAlU* —FACED THE R£STLE55.JWPATItNT TD TA1M THE COMPUTERS AT McKEE * — i SAME DECISION k . OST AHEAD! V S IX Y E A R S AOOl Js HAL FINISHED if WELL, f L E 7 EASY SA:S YOU ALMOST I (JOT SO SICK Y I NOTICED, TOO. THAT 6UVS S C H O ^ W ^ M E \ a 0 T A B , * l WIT.TOft WHAT PICIESD OF P O V IR T Y -W P WHO SET IWMSBlVISAAOAL TEA R RAD O U ir V « X X JA *S !l >CU TO PIHI5N..2ND TA a REALIZED I COUlp AMP WANTED IT BAD IIID IM . RUPYI ANDHAS .^ ^ A P V A M C B O T E t A lU iM jF NEVER AML TH GN. USUALLY CAMS CiO SB.A T ID MARRY TO OO THRLII WHI WHAf MOM MAO 'lO w 3 h / e BEEH 1 P ER O A ED h c r c I DOMTLIKP YtXJ Tt> 6 0 OUT 1WITH POTS L. HAVE N T MEH VALERIE/ SO ICHOSf ElBCTRDlJICS'. THEM WITH SOMETI WAS HO READ A S minutes WAITIN' FOR'lbU. H IL D A / \ IT" O N L Y TAKCG M E ABOur F IV E MINUTES lb ear PReSSEPFCR A CVVTt/ PKAI. Kflnnetli Cl Simntdtirf, Atturni y at l a w Sanford Atlantia Natloaa) Hank Muibllna Hanford, Florida. Fubllah: March it, ft, April 2. t. 1M3. * f M A I t r K CH KIIINUTON, W1KA8TC H K S U m N C B 18 itmiTi: i, u o x i n ? , liiteiff* KIITON. WA8II1NOTON. A a worn Complaint for PI* voice having been filed agahi*t you In the Circuit Court lit and for Seminole County, F lo ­ rida, by flAUFII K. CIIKK* I NO TON Jit, the short title of which la RAIJMt It. CIIKHINUTUN, Jit., Flalntlff. » * r . Mia M A RY K. CIIKltlNhlTuN, Pefsuilanl, tlirae preaanta are to command y*m in amiaar and file your A newer or mh* ar dafanae or pteadlnf hare* In with tha Clerk of tha C i r ­ cuit Court of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, and eery* a copy thereof on Fla ln tlffe alter* ney, Kenneth (t. Spaulding, Sun firt d Atlantis National Hank H u IMI ihk, Sanford, F lo r ­ ida fit) nr before tha lltti day of April, 1943, or otherwise a deer*-* pro confeato will ha entered agalnef you, and the cauee prmeed r i parte. W I T N F S 8 m> hitnd and offir la I m m I at Hanford. Semi­ nole County, Florida, thla 141la day of March, I Arthur X Llackwlth, Jw Clerk of Circuit Court lly; Martha T. Vlhlan, Paputy Clark l e i *1hi • t.;\ ^YPlPNT THINK I 5ST THIS IF.RJST TO Cd.T AN O Jff If OF StrONP-l }\ t THAT OUlXTA aiARAKlLC MC AM INTRDPUaiCN 10 SOME RIAL WlbUFCmNa PUVVI .R*\MT QUCK. KJOJ tAvnctf aontLU, I * j ! riow roPO N K H eN nH G M 'L UM . Wl. 1 «UUL NOT UVE M v*w; IF XCM MHO ON* U ftD C MM1MCX c n a x ta m n u H , ORW^MWUHnNSI UH IO W NEITM UL I w u a MOT UVR M ' • i t HOW DO WOttrAKY-6t*OtAL •s o m cc-u M *3 . i ! • V H -D O N 'T WE REACH 1KNOW THAT HIM.fARIf/ EITHER, SIR 1 'BETTER ASK - BOX 1- MORRISTOWN - I ER— NOT EXACTLY MS NAME. MR WALKER-IS THAT 1 IT STANDS EOR-THC GHOST ALL HIS NAME* j ------ WHO WALKS., MISS PALMER I BEFORE SHE LEAVES Si 1 U A P F O K T THE MASKED S MAN OUR U N. EM1SS P WHAT'S MS NAMEf Memorandum ‘ t 5 fc j j0 ! & |io v cfifta # ? f MfSBEMMER— l R I W f t e A YOU THJNK Hi'S < BCTTIN« CA«WIC OS KANOLRNS BLARABU AND 200.000 SOLDCRSf YOUR WLfTH 1 THAIS JUST THP IN THIS MAN J WORD MR, SECRETARYSEEMS <GENEKAL.0OUNDUSS/ HMM—HMENMY TERM ENDS HERE AT THB U.N, HE SHOULD lAKt OYER U */✓ , ix 'm i: n m l ir i m iiit . %I % I'll JIIH IIU . IT it I I ■ r, IT Axo io n ki : m i .>o l u h u n t s . riA iiim t. IX I’ ll XXi t'.IIT XII. I«T*T K I . I ' C I I U , NATIO.VAl, ilOILTIIAUK ASSOCIATION, . corniiiulLuii nrM>«l>"U unit.r . a Art of C o n t r . t . >>mI pumu.nl In Hi. F.il.r.1 N , . li nn .I M rt,.,. A i. o c l . l l u a C li .M .r Act, n .istirt V.. W ir.M AM J JA1TKHON ,n S MYILA II. JAIIILXO.V. hi* w lf .. Il r f. ll4 .n l* M i n i It OK t l l . K n o t ic e ix iiK itisiir a i v . R.N (hit nn 111* l l ( h s * r April, A. u. D « l . *t tn* hour of till'll A M . * t l h . r.i«t«rn 4oor of th. Court Ll.m.r In w.intnol. County. Klnrlil*. CHv o ( H.nfnr.l, lh . Ilo nor.hl* Arthur II. Ilorkwllh, I'l.rK of Hi* Clr* cull court of Srtnlnol, County, Klorlil., util offer tor h Ii to tli« hlomt M4(I< r *t puhllo outcry for c**h. lh . followm ; .1.. rlli. l property of lh* U r f. n,U n i . : . l i u . l * *n,l It In, In h.mihut. County, ITorl-lt. to will Lot 17. HlAJCIi It, N0I1TII t ill I. A M mi 1ST. A Dl'l> Tit IN. kr.'OfillllR to pl.t th*r«of r n o r d .i l In iM.it Hook U . IM «.> 31. * « ' i 34. I’ulill*' It.ooid. of b*tnlnot* ikiunly, Klorld*. TVIth llt« followlna *uulp. ui.nl; 1. W *11 l l n l . r — r . n . l . ray — modal KA*> 2. Ilot \\ at .r l l . a t . r — l ) * y A N l«h t — mod.l luO 1. H * n , * L'flkl'Ulr. — modal UH30 1. l t . f r i « , r . t n r —• Kiluld a l r . —rant.) l i - l l Thl* M l * I. mad* pu r.uinl lo Ik* Klnat H * c r . , of fo r.clo.ur* In l h . *bov* ran.*, ifhanr.ry Ck.* N’o, 13*11. ani*r..| hy lh* llonornbl* Void A. IVlUdtm, Judk* ol lh* a*id Court, on th* : : n d day ol March. A. D. I M A I N WITNCHH W H U H E O r . 1 h s i . hkr.ukto M l my hand and official a.al thlt 33nd day of Uaich, A Li. U« 3 . (SBAI.I Arthur II. B tr kir llh , Jr, Clark of |h* Circuit Court it.min,.1, County, Klorlda. By: U a r a . r o t K. Tyro D .pat y Clark ■andira. U c L . i i , Ackw a r , * MIm. mi E a. t C.n tro l A v.nu a orlaodo. Florida rubllak Marok 24, I M I OOO-I* il 4 i �By Dick Turner CARNIVAL Courthouse Records Real G tU le Trantartton* •t " W h a t h ip M T M d t o ail thoa# A 's and B*a I w a a s ittin g ? T h a to aah ar m o v td th a m six daaka a w a y l” By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES B ijr LOS A N G E LE S DONKEY SERENADE — Tuklnjc a donkey home is one thinjr, but Ron Ilrewer of London n little further . . . he lets the donkey sleep in his bed. Brewer found the 3-month-old animal, named Silver, buried in snow and took him home to nurse back to health. ( U I 'I ) — Western Division playoffs In the National Ilmtkrlhall Asso­ ciation although he was hos­ pitalized Sunday fo r treat­ ment o f an allergic reaction to medication given him for a dislocated finger. OUR BOARDING HOUSE , THATS HIM AIL RIGHT—A NEW NAME BUT 1ML GAME CiAfAE-/ £LL BUST REMIND , . THE OLD CON MAN THAT 1THE 6TATB 16.6AWN6 Ml$ ROOM AT SANDSTONE: j ACADCAAY/ THEN AVWBE Y n —t, HE'LL COUCH UP THE H0WOV, FRIEND, M NAME'S VMUCrt* W/VSON-'-PKOM DCMW AftOUNO THE RVJ AKAMD6 f WHERE CAM A MAN BHD A UTTLE EXCIT6MENT IN1VII6TOWN4? TV £ GOT AN OIL DEAL OXXtrr, BUT I HATE TO 6TT AROUND WAvnrf, TOttUSKT/AFRAID I t f fAOTMS WILL GET AT NW BANKROLL^". RAWAWA f \ M KS& KS OOOCM/ votii k !i By Kate Oaann TIZZY or sAi.n IN TIII0 C I N C U T r n i ' R T o r T IIH S IX T H Jt lllt l t l . F i l l . ( 'I T T , IX A XII r o l l * K W I x o i .k rotl.XTV. F t . n n m t IX M l t X I ’l l l l l XO. 1X1,23 FlltHT FKDKIt At. HAVINOH A M ) IJtAN AHHOCtATfON O F O II L A N U O , a eorporatlnn. ru tn t if f, iM.ttti’.xcv: i 1 Legal Notice NOTICK IS IIKIIKIIT O IV KN Diet pursuant In the Final llerree of Fnrrcbieure am! Hate entered In the rxuee pending In the Circuit co urt in and fo r Memlmile County, Florida, case Docket Number 13• 10, Weeener, the underelgned Clark will Bill the properly ellualed In laid County deecrlhed aa: Irfit I*. Block 3*. T O W N BITK O F N o llT II CHUI.IIOTA, a auhdlvlalon, ucrordina to plat thrrenf re­ corded In Flat llook 1, Faaaa I I to SI. Ineluatvr. of tha Pulilla narorda of Srmlnola County, Florida, at public aata. to the hlutir.t arnt beat bidder fur real!, at 11:00 A l t . nn the n t h day nf April, I >03, at Ilia Front Poor of tha Seminole County Courthnuee, Hanford, Florida. Arthur II. Itrrkwllli, Jr.. , ’lrrk or tha Circuit Court CCOI’ IIT HKAl.t tty: Martha T. Vlltlen Ittputy Clerk niehop A llornetrln CIM l-ll VI. * i ooutd p la y b y th a rulaa If I w a n te d t o , b u t C m * firm beMever In free e n te rp rise r* ItUTH tirnnis amt hie wife, Defrinlanta XOTII'K OF at IT k T«T F. O F ri .O HIIIA r o t XT V o r a t t w i x o l .n TOt.C l.AIlKXCK m i m t lH r /11 Sir. Henry Fueler C> Kaet Vlnrennre Street l.lnlen. tndlaox ItCTII Ill'll It IH tinnier, Indlene ^XINMCOOP.TWlgga « 1 „ , t tf^ Ton ere hereby notified the! a eull has been filed aselnet you In the above entitled ranee and that you are ret|til red to file your e n« wee with the Clerk o f thle Court and In aerve a ropy thereof upon the plaintiff or plaintNAt,TWl0 6 5 ,1 ■SoRKV, PAROflErt, Hf'a attorney#, • hue. name „ KHOW WHEN I'M BUT THAT O I L and addreea la nilee. Hedrick l COULD CALL THn 'HOLDin’ o cu ce o /i'L L MOGUL 1 WAG 1 A Itohlnaun. Jt South Court law ip ndu d e c id e Street, Orlando. Florida, not T E L L lr f you ABOUT i 6ENO 1Ui*i PtOCON TO MAKE TROUBLE:, \BACK T o Hl5 CAGE JUST SHOWED I later than April >0, 1»<13 If BRlDtStWATeR.BUT / —•TH EN WE L L you fall to do eo a fierree U P / LOOK ME U P Pro Confeaao will be entered r D RATHER 6 ELL i\TALK OVER OLD . WHEN VtXJ'RG . . Basinet you fnr tha reltaf de. VOO SOME GASOLINE |S-— TIM ES. — ' DOWN AROUND W y mandml in tha Complaint. Thle PlU -S /G H A LLW * KlO G R A N D E / eult le to fnrertnea a mortHAVe A PRWATEr i « « r . The real property pro­ C t w O R SHOULD ceeded aaalnet let l EXPLAIN IT A I L I n f lie, I.A KK I IA It n i K T IN LOUD fJOlSEti KHTATKH, according to tlia plat thereof ae record­ ed In Plat Hook II, paaea IS and l ( , nf the Public llecnrde of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. WITNB KH my hand and tha eeal of thle Court at Sanford. Florida. tlila J3nd day of March. IKS. Arthur It. Herkwlth, Jr., Clerk Deputy Clark lly Martha T. Vlhten SPLM. •litre. Hedrick A Ttohlneon IIS Mouth Court Street Orlando, Florida Attornaya for Plaintiff Publish: March J4, April t, I. II. CDO-tt OUR BOARDING IILTIHIH, HOUSE A tfU, D K O P IM*I A n d I hopa y ou can pa y “ T h i n k * fa r th a\b ig l ( avanlng. avanln, ma back tha 93 b y M o n d a y l" Tim* Study 1 Month 4 Fart of a 4sy a p u to .fik 4 likened to »{* * • »« . lomrd IVeteraa actar, II Heddeer 11 Arboreal flto _«. IW o b m U U I « (on utki H " 111 . ^ UMeatkto 14 Small It SutIUw 15 i l l _______ |g . liucrt g l Plena* *tth M trank . & U s e * * ! group n r b fiM k conflict aceMtonMM M A n o p to M "iS S L * * — rGSiSftoR BMMixni.K r o t XTT a o x ix t i c tiN J Ila a lo X Veteran Actor ■ ■■ llilton ciljr WAtUrkBMU i41 i riniH Jovial 43Cauo ■— — 441______ 44 lUrvro* 47 Indian we 44 Hadtct 10 lixivium u ifecU ffai MSuHk ItUsaan. ZSIWneM at Old age (4tol) 37 Color IlU a m t 1881c* 91____ SI Tree* 33 Pant violently, 34 Aleutian liland 23 Human road 31 Ofiota 38 (ilrt'i name 30 AUavaaee tor 33 Whlto iS7 f AtTuaiuww Amtataomd aa Unit at wet|M 44 Ancient trtafc capital StOutoaa 3) Kaitoisloma (OTtdy 4 tlip r 44 Favorite / r r w TT nr TXT P F l **" MChevxltor'n T" J IJ I ■7 Bartered aaCttofM M Indlrtduola S3 Toddler rr *“ IT FT• 14 Withdraw r f” 1" H M H oU«4 M Used uttarakd 17 Proa 41 Operatk 1 4SOermaa city 44 After 43 Alvar* ” ^ 9! tV.__ ■ a ■■ IS E r 7T T IT ' iif lijy J ■ D rr Legal Notice KarPs Hat In Political Ring Legal Notice Legal Notice to be ready fo r action fo r the M a r. 20, 1963 !■ Krebs To Play Center Jim Kreba Is expected F flfre 8 — grralft D AYTONA REACH (U P D —State Rep. Frederick Karl has all but thrown hia hat in­ to the 1963 gubernatorial ring. Karl stopped Just short of an official announcement here Sunday. He said he would make a firm announcement after ad­ journment of the 1963 Legis­ lature, however. Stewart Graham, etux to Orlando Fed. S. and L. *7,9<« Walter Graham, etux, to North side Baptist of Orlando, Inc. Forest $6,000 Kerr Bldrs, Inc. to Daniel Meier, etux Longdalc, *10,300 Paul Johnson, elux, to Wil­ liam Froden Westhcrsfield, *9.200 P. and G. Development Corp. to Luther E. Sterling Jr., etux, Woodmere *9,300 P. and G. Development Corp. to Eugene Whitehead, elux, Woodmere, *9,300 Shoemaker Conitruction Co. to Robert Thornell, etux, Ravenna Park, *18,000 Marriage Applications Dock Gunn, Sanford ,10 Julia Mac Haws, Sanford William Hogan, White Spgs to Dorothy Renton, Sanford Bernard Shipp. Williams­ port, Md. to Joyce ! * e , Osteen Final Divorce Decreet Ida Mae Fair v*. .Neal Fair Audrey Johnson v*. Horace Johnaon Bramur Development Co. to Ward Hlcka, Co. Eastbrook, $3,400 Sam Bother, etu* to Clara Buckler, Prairie Lake lights, <10,000 Gustav Adler, etux to Hoilace McPherson, etux, W. Brantley IW. HghU., $10,000. Jack Dcmetree, etal to Ci­ trus By-Products Co. SanLanU . $117,000 Dentzel Stafford, etux to FHA, $9,700, Harold D. Tatum, etux to Jerry Walden, Sr., etux, San L in ts, $12,000 Eugene Marcel, etux to S. E, Barbour, etux, , M. M. Smith Subdn. $10,200 Raymond Homea, Inc. to Alan Robinson, etux, Kern Tcrrsce, $14,000 FH A to Ralph Frier, etux Oakland Hills, $8,000 James A- Bates, etux to Belty T. Zeull, Sunlsnd, *15,000 Charles Rudd, Sr., etux to Allen Lilia, 7-21-30, $11,000 L. E. Stevens, ctal, to John B. Day, etux, Lake Wood Shores, $19,000 Ira M ctigcr, etux, to Law­ rence Kugti, etux, Phillips, Terr. $8,loo W. P. Fed. S. and L. to Ruby Shy, Suburban Homea, $9,900 Brooklyn Savings Bank to FHA, Heftier Homes, $9,000 FH A to Jack Hughes, etux to N. ChuluoLa, $7,000 Wilmer Potter Co., Inc. to James llajrnie, etux, Druid Hills Park, $18,700 vam oro Xatlea at I’ a kite Hearing Notice la htraby liven, that after eonilderalIon. the Semi­ nole County Zoning Commieeloo will hold a public he ar­ ing to determine the feasibil­ ity of recommending to the Hoard of County Commission­ ers that Ihe follow lug describ­ ed property presently soiled A - l Agriculture be toned ItIA Single Family Healdrntlal: lleglnnlng 71 eh S of tha NK rnrner nf the N W L of Ihe NK H or Section t-IuH-Mi:. theme run W (eo ft. thence N 711 ft. thence W (II ft. thence N ( ( 0 ft, thence W li e It. Ihenre H 1*1 ft. thence W I K ft. thence M 1*14 ft. Ihenre K *IM fl. thence N ( ft. Ihenre on a 1( degree curve to the left along the center nf a road a distance of t * » 4 ft. thence N l i e • ft. to point of beg Usee beg (1 ch S of Ihe N W corner of ICI( of eabl Section (, thence run H lle . l fl. thanca K 1(4 ft. thenra N 14 deg. 4>V K 11101 rt. thence N 14 d i g 40V K 440 >1 fl them-r W 1(7.t fl. thence S IVi ft. Ihenre W H o ft. to the I'l ill. and teas beg (*. «* ch S of N W corner of K|, of said Section 4, run S ( t drg 4!‘ It 111.(1 ft. I he nc a S ( deg. 04‘, K 1(1 I ft, thence N *1 'leg 41' W TM.Tl fl. Ilicuca V *(1.9 ft to IXiHi. Public hearing will bs held In Hie Seminole Cuuuly Court House, County Conimleitonere lloom. Setiford. Florida, on Wednesday. April to, 11(1 at 7:30 I'.M. or as soon t h e r e i n er aa pueatble. Seminole County Xotilna CommlMlon lly: llobert 8. Brown Seminole County Zoning Director Publisht March *8, April I. 1tat. CD G-lt Release Cerv ST. PK TE R SnU nG (U P I) — Veteran outfielder Boli NC1TICH F o i l H llia The Sanford llouetuK Aut h­ Cerv was without a jab today ority will receive ernted hide until JdlO o'clock P. M, March followinj; his dismissal by the SI. I l t l . at their office. Ad- New York Met*. The former mlnletratlon Hulldlng. Cuetla League slugger, Ilrawrer Court, Sanford, F lo r ­ American id*. for the furiilehlttK of one who wa* trying to catch on l >.000 HTI1 window air con­ with tlm McU, was advised ditioner, with auulrrel caa* blower for low nolle level, Monday that he would not leea trade.In nf one '4 ton be given a contract. until and one 1 1 ton unit. The work will consist of the removal of the eiletltiR two unite and the Installation of the new unit. Aten the loetal, Ini Ion of a I I I volt circuit us­ ing S/l conduit and No. It wire. Further Information may h# obtained b) cnittmllni the Executive Director *1 Ihe Main office nf Ihe Authority. Tha Housing Authority of ttia City of Sanford. F lo r ­ ida Ity : Cordon t# Hradley, Keren live Director Publish March I«. 19(1 CIMI-M HKMIXIII.K r i l l XTV « tlvnilvMIIX M IM M i x o T i r t t o f p i iti.tc I I K t llt X H Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, the Seminote County F.onlui; Commis­ sion will hold a public hearIns to dciermt/ie tha feasi­ bility of recommending to tha Hoard of rounty Commie, alonare that the following de­ ar rl bed properly presently toned A-l Agriculture ami tt-IA Itrehlentlal be aone.t t v ; Commercial: The N 170 ft of the i: 1*7.71 tl. of Ilia M V , nf lha « I V ( nf Htciloti II71H-X9H ■ ii'il hr* #t th** S\Y rn r of tli# XW»4 of thro Hi:U of Htotlofi 14 •S1H. StK, run F 7lO ft, K IT* fl. H ft 12 411.7 ft, V 5 fl, W tr> l.rit Ifining !«•■ P'fiftIrinB n il lb# W r i t mtiiI >;<»rth tRkrn for th# Jiurpnll of Hil l# lload Klglil-nf-W ay. Public hearing will be held In lha Seminole County Court 11oil ee, County Commissioner* ttoom, Sanford, Florida, on Wednesday, April 10. 1*«1 at *:JO I'M. or ee emn there­ after ae possible Pmi iri.'le County Zoning Cum tnleelon lly: Hubert 8. tlrown Seminole County Zoning Director Publlei March J(. April t, 11(1 til# f « v r t nf Vti# fniipitjr m*Iron1r faMHlft F l « r . M i , Vi I'rntiitot 1•• ft* K»f#t# rof k . Lawn. D#r*§3li#'tTla Ml C’rfitlfiiN ronif 1'fftMina I I n * Ins 4 In I ni • « r D rnaiifa IliNliiflif M M n*tRlM Yu 11 and #«#li o f you * r c h#r#Ly ti ritt 11 Tift r*t|ulml !4i f»r#Mnt Buy rliilmi an«l <!«*r*9««ri *ta rohl<*h yon, nr tlthror o f you, may tinv# « uutIri p i Oi** m ini* „f B KflT IfA K l / 'W K , •I#» 4 * * i I n t r of to tfi* County Jtulg# o f 8#rnltiol# <*ountyt Florida, at hi* offli*# In th# court boiu»# of ■Aid rio rb bi. f'o n n ty At Ift iiford, #li, ealriinlrr Ifli tilt hr to It bln from tb# 1 1m r nf lb# 1 flr-t pill*Ib'MtlDfl of till# notlc#. T w o rotilia o f r a fli rtnlm o f i|*»inuiiil ih iill be Iri w r llln c , an<1 aTinIt ti n t# th# pi n4*# of r##l4 r n r « and t»o*t of fir# adtlrra# o f th# Malmant, and #ha 11 hr • worn to by th# rlalmant, hla ai frn L or n lto rn ry and ac* comps.olrd b ) « fUlrir f r r o f on# d'dliir and inch claim or dr in .and not #© fllrd * h a 11 b# void. /•/ Inn# V. Tanner A# AdrnlnUtratrlx of th# Krt at# o f IIKH TII A K. L O W K t>e«?ra»#d Mtetiatrom, b i v b A Vff?lntofh A t tor tic y# for Adnilnlctratrla f»4j«t Offlc# Boa 1330 H«iti for ft. Florid a I'otdlMh Marrh I, II. It, M. COO-11 XKX4IXOI.lt c o l X T T XOXIXO ri,x 4 x«ieeliix Xatlre a 4 Tnklla llravlag Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, the peml* nole County Zoning Commie, eb.n will hold a public hears Ing to determine the feaelhll* Ity of recommending to lha Hoard of County Commlielon. ere that the following dre. ribed property presently xoo'd A -i Agriculture he gone! TtIA A Single Family neeldenHal: Lola 1 through 4*. Idylte wild , of Doth Arbor Replat, p.n. is. pg. >i. Public hearing will be held In the Seminole County Court House. County Comntleelonerx ttoom. Hanford. Florid*, on Wednesday. April 1". IMS « t 7:30 P M . or «• soon tiler*, after ae possible. Semin .1. County Zoning Commission Hyt Hubert K Brown Seminole County Zoning Director. Publish March 34. April 3, 1)41. ClKl-13 BKXSIXOl.K 4 'O IX T V KOXIXf* , tltlXllxxlllX XOTICK HP P< IU.lt’ IIKXIIIXIl Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, the Semi* mile County Zoning Commie# el on o lit hold a puhllo hear# Ing to i* *e-mlna the feeel* billi, of r. 'ni.nendlng to lb s Board nf C o - » Commltelons ere that Ihe • toning de. acrlbed property p ■-ently ■o tied H -I A lteelde.il I ll toned C - ! Commercial! Lot J, Illoek I*. Dreamwold Subdi­ vision, P.tl. 3. Pg. »». Public bearing will be held In the Seminole County Court House, County Commlreloitera Hoorn. Hanford, Florida, on Wednesday. April 10, 1*43. at 7:1» P.M. or ae soon thereafter ae possible. Semi not* County Zoning Commission Ity: Itobart S. Hrown Seminole County Zunlng Director p u t l LIS Hi March 3*. Aprtl 1 t 9(1. CIH1-K !■ » j • c . % EVERYBODY READS THE ‘A CLASSIFIED ADS CtKI-ll XIITK N OF M I . K NO T IC B IS IIKItKIlY OTVFN that pursuant to the Flnnl Decree nf Forecloaura and Sale entered In lha ranee pendltiK In lha Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, case Docket Number 13244. C. Hatfield, the under­ signed Clerk wilt sell the property situated In aald County described aat led It. lllork I. W K A T I I K lt S F IE L D F IR S T A U D I THiN, according to lha plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Hunk 11, P a s s ( ( , Public Itevords nf Semi nuts County, Florida: Together with th* follow tug Heme of property which ate located In and permanent­ ly Installed ae a part of the Improvements on said land: International nf Utica Furnace Model OHS 11 K D at public sale, to the highest anil heel bidder for cash, at lliou A M. on Ihe Itlh day of April, IIS1. at tha Front Door of tha Seminole County Courthuuee, Sanford, Florida. Arthur II. Herkwlth, J r , clerk of the Circuit Cuurt (COI'H T HKAl.t H>: Martha T. VlliUn Deputy Clerk Hlatiop A llornetrln l ( Kaet Fine Street Orlando, Florida, C l t O - l* XltTlt'K (IF M i l: NOTH 'H IK HKHKIIV HIV* KN that purauanl to the Final Decree of Foreclosure and Sale entered In the eauea pending In the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County. Florida, m i . Docket Number t i l l * , Terebo, the undersigned Clerk will sell Ilia property situated In aald County de errlhed ae; toil I. Black l» . NOItTII OHt,ANDO,' according to plal (hereof recorded In Plal Book 13, Pages 1( and It. Puhllo Ilecorde of Seminole County, Florida) To grlh e r with I lie following Heine of pi o p e n , which are located In and perm in.nl ly Installed we a part of lha 1m prutenienta on said land: I. Wa ll Healer — Panel ra, — Model PA.|| I llange — Frlgldalre «— Model ItS-le 3 Itef, Igcralop — Fr lf t delis — model D-tt al public eale. to the highest and beet bidder for rash, at t l : M A M. on lha Itth day of April, t i l l . 01 tha Front Door of tho Seminole County Courthouie, Hanford. Florida. Arthur II. Hrvkwllh. J r . Clerk nf lha Circuit Court (COt ltT KKAI.) Byi Martha T. Vlhtea Deputy Clerk Blebop and Uoroelelg c o a - lt c 9 Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use Stye ^ r a lb T I* W ANT ADS t JUST CALL FA 2-5612 1 • �. A *■ 1 V Realize Your Need-Then Dial F A 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED D IS PLA Y: Tile*., thiu Fri. - 2 P. M. iluy before insertion. Mou. - sal. Dwo. STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. - - I*. 31. day before insertion. Mon. • Sal. hood. RESPO N SIB ILITY. The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves Hie right to re ­ tire or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice N O T IC E I'X I IE H v tm ; r i C T I T I O l 'S t »w CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Fmmrt 2. N o tic e s - I ’ersou u ls 2. Education - Instruction I. Transportation 3. FixmI li. For Kent liA Sjwciul Notices 7. liusiness Rentals 8. IIcucli Rentals B. For Sole or Rent 10. W'nntcd to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Side Id. Mortgage Loans 11. Insurance 15. Rusiiiess Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. HhIiv,sitters 21. Heauty Salons 22. Ruild - Paint - Repair 23. Ruiiding Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumtiing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Spceiul Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 3U. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry . Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas TO W H O M IT MAV CON C E R N Nolle* l» h » r « b y i l v » n that Hie uniltr»i«it*il. purmant to 3. Education • Instruction lha “ F k t i llo u i Nama Ktatul*." Huuia Hill No. H i t , Chapter Is now No. IDSiJ, L a w * of Florida. R E G IS TR A TIO N IDU. u lll register nlth tli* being taken for the enroll­ Clark of tha Circuit Court. In ment o f the kindergarten at and for Semluola County. F lo ­ rida. upon recalpt of ptuof ot tha Grave Methodist Church tha pufallratlon of thla notice, on Onora ltd. & Woodland th* fictitious nama. to Kit: K H UN I’A H K JIUH1I.L HUM I.S T R A I L E R r . t U K under which A N IM A L HAVEN KENNELS. w a ara t n a a f r d In builueti, at Clipping by appointment. numbrr 774 Karn Hark Boule­ vard, Itlsliway No. 17-»J. In Dog boarding $1.00 per day. the City of Karn Hark. Florida cals boarding 73c and S3c That the partlaa Intrrailad In aald hualnaaa enterprise, ara per day. FA 2 3732. at follows] Hllll.I.IH « . M A H R IO T T A L I C E I* MAItltlCJTT Dated at Winte r Hark. Orange County. Florida, March tat, 1943 hanford Herald .Sanford, Florida March S, It. 1», :*, l»i 3 . C D fl-Il NOTICE OF 01 IT T i n : S T A T E OK F L O R I D A TO JOHN SANFO RD OROATIIAUP. RE SIDENCE I 'X KNOW N. AND WHOSE M AIL1NU A D D R E s fi IS I ' N K N u W N : A an-orn complaint having hern filed agalnat you In Ilia Circuit Court In and for semin.de County. Florida, by R E T . T V UMT O s a A T I I A U P . for dlVOrco, the short title of which I. IIKTTT LO U OSOATHAHH . Hlu Int If f. Ceram JOHN S AN F O R D U 9 0 A T IIA R P . Defendnut theac preeehla are to comin and you to appear and flip your Answer or other .lefenae or pleadings herein with the Clark of tha circuit Court of ■enUnele County, Florida, and aerva a copy thereon on PlaintIfJ'e Attorney. Carrult Rurka. Attorney at Law, H. O. Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida, on or be­ fore tha Ith day of April. A. D, 1941. or otherwtee decree pro eonfaieo will be entered agalnat you. Tha Sanford Herald la daafgnated aa a newapaer or ge n­ eral circulation In which thla citation ahall ba published once each week for four con­ secutive weekt. W ITVK6 R my hand and cffl clal aeal ef tha D a r k of tha Circuit Court on thla tha let. day nf March, A. D. ISO. (S E A L ) Arthur If. Reckwlth, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court By: Margaret E. Tyrs, Deputy Clark Fu blH b March I. it. it tl t«. I M I . • CDU-14 IT TH E e m i t IT (T lt ’ ItT NIN I'll Jl 1)1(1 XI, 4'IM CITT 4* K PM IH IU X IN AND FOR SEMINOLE r o tlN T V . C IIAN CE H Y NO. issra NOTICE TO s r f e a r F E D E R A L N A T I O N A L J4QRTCUOE ASSOtMATION, Plaintiff •vaKltA NK P A l 1. IIU L M A N and VIOt.KT H U N T E R H OLM A N, big wife, Defsndinta. TH E STATE OF FLO RID A T O t. T R A N K P A U L H OLM AN Addreta Unknown V I O L E T H U N T E R MOLM AN Addresa Unknown TO U A H E H E K E B T N O T I ­ F I E D t b i t a ault hat bean filed agalnat you In the above entitled cauat, and that you are ra.iulred to file your an ­ swer with the Clark of this Court and to earve a copy thereof upon tha Flglntlff or P lain tiffs attorneys. whoss namee snd addraee Is Mtck N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson. P. O. Dra wer 2, Sati* ford. Florida, not later than the (th day of April. A. D. 1S4L If >ou fall to Jo so a De.ree pro Con ft tea will be e ilerej agatuet you for the relief demanded In the Com­ plaint. Thla ault Is to fora< lo-r a mortgage The real properly p r o d r.l-d agalnet la: L m T 11. ULOCK a. a ra• ubdlvlelon of IllJA'k I and T i l t r. c NO RTH u R L i . S b u s h i / i M i AUDI TIo N. gcvordlng to P at thereof recorded In Plat Hook 1). Haste Tl. Huhilc It* :orde of geiulnola Oouu1 1 . Florida, tt ITNESb my hand and the seal of eg id C’oiyrt at Stanford Florida tbi* •“ 4»> •( Mar h A I>. ISM 4SEAI • trt.i.i II He kntlh J Clark ot th# Circuit t ' « , i t U r : Margaret E. T y r e Mack N r’l. t.l and . Jr. and Harold F. Johnson P 0 Df a a sr B t - m fo rl I torld* At or:i.; f » r Plaintiff. Ft.hllah Match 7. 17, t», i * C DU-19 6. For Kent 2 OR. house, 817 Catalina. Legal Notice 6. For Kent tanforh Ijrralh Mar. 26, 1963 — Page 9 Large 2 bedroom Trailer oil large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-7368 By Nadim* SelLcer Lake Mary. 3 Bedroom. kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3049. FA 2 6347. Efficiency* Apt. 530 Mo, Sur­ plus City. 301 W. u t St. Three room lurulshcd apartment. 2101 Magnolia. Sts 2 Bedroom Furnished Apartment. $33 Robert A. Williams. Phone F V 2-3931. Loch Arbor unfurnished equipment, A. Williams three bedroom house, kitchen 193.00. Robert FA 2-3931. Furnished Apartment. Close in. Jimmy Cowan. F A 2-4U13 FURS. Apt. 3300 Mrltonvillc N IC E LY (urn. 6 room house. FA 20237. Unfurnished l or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitdien equip­ ped. tos w . iath st. Ht. FA 2-1878. W E L A K A APARTM EN TS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. RENT A RED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day. Week, or Month CAB ROLL'S FU R N ITU R E Plb FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. U.NFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm i. bath, 2 screened porches, 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ stairs evening*. Houses for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 2U3 E. 23th St. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen cquip|>vd. $75 month. Ph. FA 2-3303. ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. F A 2 0720. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. I* fh r r..„rt of i k r r.i u m i Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651 J s 4 l t . krmlaulr lo u d ly , l l i l t ml Florid*. In Probata MODERN Office furnished la rr tha >:*<*•* ata NAOMI II. HA HI V. with conference room. AirIt M aa ial conditioned. FA 2-7439. F I S H , N OTH ’I". Nolle* l* hereby glvtn that tha Uhdaralgnad will, an the 7!lli day of March, A. D. 1063, prerent 'a tha Honorable Co un­ ty Jude- of e'vmlnolr County, Florida, hia final return. ac­ In Ike f o u r t nf Ik* Cnonty count and voucher a, a» A n ­ Jn.lgr, Ornilnnlr I'uuify . I ’I r cillary AduiinUttatur C.T A. of Ida. In T ro b a lr . the Kate:* nf Naum I it, HaUIn, In rri I t - l a l r of .IcCeuaeil .tod at raid time, U it A C U t. M I7 T C A LF f ISt-ea • ■.1 then and there. make applica­ tion to tha aald Judga for a T o A ll rr r d lt n r a a n * Persona H a r i n g M a lm s * r U e n ee li fine) letttainenl of hta admlrilatrallun ot aald tatat*. A g a ln a t Sal* Ratatai T « u and each of you are and for an er dtr dUcharglng him aa auch Ancillary Admin- hereby notified and rtniulred lo present any claims and de­ Ivirator, C-T A. Dated thla Iba l i t day of mand* which you. or alther of you, may hare against the March. A. D. m i tt ls t * ot Greet T MMletr. de/a/ A. Edwin bhlnholur cetetd. U t * of ttld County, to Aa Ancillary Admlnlgtrator. C T A ot tha Latala of th* County Judge of ftm inn U County, Florida, at hla office Naomi H feabln In th* court hout* of aald Daceaatd Publlali March I, 13, IS. * >( County at Sanford. Florida, within ale calendar months C DU-11 from th* tlmt of th* first pu b­ IN T in : i in n it f o i t t r . lication of thla notice Uach •NINTH JID H TAL 4 I H U IT. claim or demand shall be In IK AND ro ll SUM IN OLD writing, and ahgll aiai* the place of residence and post ofroi.N T V . r i.o iu u A IN I ' l l A N f’KH I NO. 13*10 flea address ot th* eielmtnt, and ahall h* sworn to by th* N o r m : ro ahhm ah F E D E R A L N A T I O N A L MOR T- claimant, agent, attorney, and any such claim o r demand not U A l i i : AS S O CIA TIO N, Plaintiff. »0 filed shall be void Legal Notice First N ttle n tl Beck at 31. Articles For Sale IM M E DI ATE OCCUPANCY BABYSITTING or Housework. 3 Bedroom — with air con­ FA 2 3303. ditioning and large family room —Any type financing. ltou*ckceper. Comp, to elder Senlcarik Glass ami Faint person Drive, live tn. Good Payments as k>w* as $88 83 Company cook. Reference. Bo* 297, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 a mo., plus taxes and insur­ Mims, Fla, ance to qualified buyer. 31. F ou l try - l.ivcH tock TE E ’N GREEN ESTATES WORK. Babysitting, ironing. Phone 322 2744 FA 2 7791. Large Shetland Ponies; I gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. K it­ dles and bridle*. 322-9162. chen equipped. No down 21. Itfauty Salontt payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. H A R R IE TT’S BEAUTY* NOOK 32. Flow era • Shrubs F A 2-1781. Complete Beauty Service Evening Appointments P E T U N I A , Snapdragon , Pan105 So. Oak F A 2-3742 » i c Mock. G R A P E V IL L E NURSERY Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop GrapeviHe Ave. Near 20th SI. llval EvUlc — Murtgage'* Special on Perms. Call for t i l N. Bark Ave. FA 2 212d appointment. 3 Senior ope­ WUDDRUFt S rator*. Free parking lots. FARM A GARDEN CENTER IM M E D IA IK OCCUPANCY 318 Palmetto A v e . 322-0834 601 Celery Ave FA 2 3976 3 Bedroom—with aiieonditCaladlum Bulbs A Plants wining and screened (torch. 22 Huild • Faint - Repair Any type of financing. Pay­ ments as love as $6t on per R E PAIR IN G , painting, cab­ fl3. Furniture inet making. Ml work guar­ month, pin taxes and in W ANTED relialil) couple to anteed. Cali FA 2 2136 after Mirancc to qualified buyer take up monthly payment* 3 p. m T E E \N GREEN ESTAIE S of $13.50 en 3 complete Phone 322-2744 rooms of furniture. Call C A R P E N T R Y , repair work TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ all kinds, new roofs, Ph. Highland Park lect. FA 3-2306 after 5. 412 Editlia Circle A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D 1 Ton W'rstinghouse Air-Con* ditioncr, l i t clas*. $75. Ph. FA 2-7960. $1 per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Luitre. Carrol'* Furniture. LOSE W EIGHT »afely with D cx-ADiet tablet*. Only 98c. Tnuchlon'a Drug*. SINGER Sewing Machine*. Used portables atkl con­ sole*. From $20. with guar* antte and attachment. Th. FA 2 9411. If yuu need a good used Re­ frigerator drop by th« Furniture Center at 1KMI French Ave. USED F U R N IT U R E o f .11 kinds in good condition. In­ cluding kitchen equipment. For ;alu by owner. John Bellamy, k A 3-0698. 4t0 W, loth St., Sanford. RKVhHK Tape Recorder. Lika new condition. $125. k A 2 8241. This three bedroom block U*cd furniture, appliance*, MATliF.S 2 Ion Air-Conditionhome on two lot* can be 25. I ’ liim h in c Serv Ice* er. $150. Call 322-6838. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. purchased for $12.1)00 00 Larry's Mart 215 Santord Can be financed through REPOSSESSED "He claims it’s a portable fallout shcltorl" Ave. Ph. FA 24132 F HA by qualified purchns G E N E R A L ELECTRIC 31" e r for only $900.00 down TELEVISION console!. 13 FREE ESTIMATE i ’luruOiiifr & l le a lm g including closing cost. E x­ payments at $9.90. Brilt'a Upholstering A Mattress ren­ A IR CONDITIONING 6. For Renl 6. For Renl clusive listing. Inc. Food Fair Shopping ovating. New A Used Furni­ CONTRACT and R E PA IR Center. 323-0636. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen 3 Bedrm. I wo story house at ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. WORK HUBERT A. W ILLIAM S equipped. Near base. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 311 W. 10th St. Elect. KlL 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8362 Realtor F A 2 3685. 36. Automobile!* * Trucks FA 2-2111. tub A shower laundry rm. Raymond l.umiquiH, A m o . PLUM BING Must he aern to appreciate. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. I960 VALIAN T. Pvt. owner. 1 B E D R O O M Apartment. Contracting Repair* Sell U l Your Furniture. Quick Available Mar 1st $73 mo. Guiug overseas. Sell lo r Nice I)' furnished. Near FR E E ESTIMATES Service With the Cash. FA 2 3594. FUR S A L K BY OW NER. A t­ best offer. FA 2-9819. base. 2015 Sanford Ave. Ph. H. L. H A R V E Y SU PER TRADING POST tractive 3 bedroom house, NO 8-4333. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 338J FA 24)677. BUYING A NEW or 1 'a baths. Duo-Tlierm heal­ 6A Special Notices USED CAR? er. Kitvlien equipped. Cor­ 2 BEDROOM unfurnlihvd 26. Radio & Televinlon REM INDER .14. Article* For Sale FINANCE IT W ITH US nel lot. Between Junior liouse. Kitchen equipped. INCOME TA X SERVICE ♦ Low Interest Rate* High A Senior High Sellout. T. V. SERVICE after 6 p in. Near base. FA 2(1566. Pants, 99c. T-Shirts 48c. ♦ Low Monthly Payment* O. M. 11AKIt ISON'S Call FA 2-6627. 1913 S. Clm»e Ave. Arm y-N avy Surplus, 310 S M A L L ftirn. A p L 11UI2 Mnplt- 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 FLO RID A STATE BANK F A 2-2906. Sanford Ave. PERSONAL RADIO U F A 2-0731. ONE LADY’ or an older cou­ 4 BEDROOM, 2 liath. Central T.V. SERVICE 37. Hunts • Motors FURN. Apt FA 2-2800. ple that wants a good heat, double carporle, fenc­ We repair Phono Changer* Gitoway To The Waterway Radio & T.V.. Aulo Radius Imme. 323-0591. ed yard. $I4ixi down and EFFICIENCY’ Apartment till Reconditioned and rc fin tail­ Hobson Sporting Goods j 1 DAY SERVICE $120 monthly payments. 109 Firat SI. Near 2 clly free ed reduced to $293.00. $13.85 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 23th SI. & Sanford Ave. parking k>U and .vlmpping 9. For Sale or Rent -Lake Dot Drive.. FA 2 5610. down, $10.43 per mouth. 304-8 8 E. 1st Ph. F A 2-5MI Ph. 323-0655 store*. No utility charges. Reclaimed spinet reduced 2 BEDROOM furnished Imuse. ATTR AC TIV E 3 Bedroom. Suitable for couple or tin­ for quick sale $40.75 de­ 1 715 hp. M ERCURY Kicker. FAST DEPENDABLE T.V. F A 20138 after 5 on p m. I 1-* ball) home. Built-in kit­ Like new. 1 10 lip Wiscon­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. livers, only $18 05 per Service Service call* $1.00. chen, air-conditioner. Con­ sin Motor. FA 2-0978. Store. month. Ellington Gram) If you like country living Home Service Co. 303 San­ venient local ion. $500 dow n. 3 Bedroom, 2 hath*. On Mahogany rebuilt like new ford Ave. FA 2-3532. 12’ ALUM INUM BOAT. Mit­ Monthly payment* ssi.oo. A V A ILA B LE April 1st. 3 BH. only $693 00. Rentals $10 00 *outh side ot big Lake chell tilt trailer. 5V$ bp. Call F A 2 2630. House. Stove L re frig $83. W ANTED used T.V. acta. per month. Streep's (Ml N. Mary. Water for boating, Evinrude. Extra*. 1 year Mo. Located 2307 Iligltlawn Call F ’ A 2 9792. Orange, Orlando. Phone etc. Orange treed. Approxi­ W ATER FRONT SPECI ALS old. FA 2-8803. Ave, Write owner H. Ger424-2401 mately 21 j acres. FA 2-9162. + Lake Harney collage—furn­ iach, 1182B Gilmore Dr. 27. Special Servicen ished, neat ami clean $75 ihi. 3S. Motorcycles - Scooter* Key W eil, Fla. 111. Real Entitle For Sale t SI. John* R iver — 83 ft. WELI.S DRILLED , PUMPS. CHOICE KUOS VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. From $9 90 to $30 00 frontage near Sanford, sa.vno Furn. 2 Bedroom house. SPItIN KKK SYSTEMS D U PLE X A P A R T M E N T and New A Used. CLOSE OUT on Viscose tweed Adult*. .No pet*. FA 2-7664 All ly p e * and Sire* + Y'ankcc lake — 100' x 300'. Property. 114 Jessamine Lewis Sales A Service room sire rugs. A Rood We Repair and Service $5000. Ave., Sanlord. $3.ihJ0 cash. NIUE * clean 3 room furnish2517 Country Club ltd. selection of black A while, ^ I a-mini Bltifi — 97 It. at S T I N E . Phone Orlando 424-8275. c<l Apartment. Near town. Ph. FA-2-7928 Sold A white, A green Machinery and Supply Co, $50 per It. $55 u month, im-judea wa­ tweeds In popular 6 x 9— FA 2-6433 \MLI. TRAD E Equity in 3 4 laike Dune — 2W acre*. 2lP \V. 2nd St, ter A electricity. F A 2-8544. 9 x 12—9 x 15—12 x 12 and 3!). Trailers - C a b a n a * $3300. bedroom. 3 hath Iraute with Plano 'tuning and Repair 12 x 15. Some with foam 21' U rge Florida room on t Lake Ma'kliam — 1**)' x HOUSETRAILER, 195* FURNISHED 2 BR. home. x\'. L. Harmon — l-’A 2-4223 rubber hack. While they fenced _ corner lot. Kitvlien 2U0', $1993. model. FA 2 3039. Adult* only. No pel*. 3300 last only $L5o per *q. yd. equipped, (F or what have Also a wide selection o( lieauSanford Ave. K IU G ID A IR R 1953 PALACE HOUSETRA1L. CARPETS ALA CARTE Ufui lakefrunt and river you) Ph. FA 2-3442 alter Sales \ Service ER. In good condition. Fern Park. Fla. next to Can­ 2 BR. Duple*. Almost new. 5:30. frutit homes from $2o,oou G. II. HIGH Length 27 ft. *750 00. John non Towel Co 838-6031 Elect, kit. tile bath, gar­ to $75,000. Duo W. tat St. San/orri Frank. >71 Seminole Blvd. age. 1001A Elm St. Excel­ REDUCED. 2 Story home, rh. FA 2-3*83 GAS rc-fiigcrator. 322.6820, good repair, new plumbing Casselberry, Florida. lent location. Available wiring, termite contract. LAWNS Itenovatrd • Aerate Mar. lit . $75 mo. FA 2 5594. 715 Magnolia. FA 2 8960. Remove Thatch - Chinch REALTOR — INSUKOH ling Spray (VC-11) • Ferti NFW HOUSE on Crystal lake FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave lie —Ph FA 2 42(4 larch Arbor Call FA 2 3378 ik riir riH ttrr m in t, M ANSFIELD LAWN SF.R HOUSE, 3 Bedroom, l ' i or FA 2-3077. X I X T i l J l l l l l 141. f ' l l l i | I T ( I F baths. Back yard fenced. F I. O H IIIA IX X X II FOR t C V t l. SPRING XOL B t 1)1 X T ) . Excellent condition. lain C I I A X t r.HV XU. I3MW II. B. POPE CO., INC. down payment. Monthly X O M l t TO A H F U A R FA 3-4234 F E U K R A L N A T IO N A L MORTpayment* $72 on FA 2 5916 2DJ So Falk Ave Q AGE A M O C U T I O N , Office FA 2 2118 139 Mayfati Circle Plain ti ff. Night F A 2 0648 -v *. R I C H A R D L P O L E T au-I L D 323 0700 16. Kcfuale Help YVunled .Mowing and edging, ele. Sat­ N A I * F u L U T , hla w ife, isfaction guaranteed. Ph. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. Defrlulanle N IG H T G R IL L Cn.,g Waltt h e * rx r» : o r r i . o H i i i * FA 21817. re** A Curb uirl. Musi I kLAK E VIE W Home fur sale or T O i n i l ' l l A ll! ) I * F O L E Y A -J-Ji af a Unk nown experienced. Chick 'N I rrat ‘£ 9, A n lo m n tiile A e r v jc e (rid e for a tiled firm on (he west tide of Sanford. Call Sanford. E D N A t„ FO L E T NKW CHEVROLET - OLDS • CADILLAC AtJTO . RADIO AilUreea Unkoouti FA 2-7898 day* or FA 2 6368 USED CARS AND TRUCKS TOU A RK HKIIKHV S>iT|. WOMEN wltli own tran-por Drive-In Repair Service night*. F IU D that a ault h*> been talion rare for 3 children PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. fl le j agalnat you In Ilia gboV* antllle-l rauee and that y , u and housework. 5 or 6 days 25th SI. A Sanford Ave. * r * r*qg lr*d lo HI* yugr ana week, pome evenings Pay Ph. 323 9653 aarar with th* Clerk ol thl* by hour. 4 A 2 6502 alterCourt and to eerv* a c-opy THE T IM E TESTED FJHM tl.areeif upon Hi* Plaintiff or 116 N. Park Ave noons. FA 2 0123 Wall Piano Bargains Stemper Agency Legal Notice w in te r Fgrk ’ J C ALT A Y S y : Trank r Olackin, Jr. C A U e f r . hla wlf a Truet Officer Dafendants. At ceeeutor of the bait T ilt: a r»n : of f i .i i m i i i a Will and Testament of TO. D O N A L D J. CAUHRY and Grac* I. Metcalf, deceased RUTTY D. CAL'SUY, hla WlnJsrweed!*, Heines A Ward wlfa. Attorney! I « i Oakland Avanua t l Fa rk Avenue, South. fanferd. Florida TO U A HU II F I I E B T NOTI- Winter Perk. F i e ri Jt r t U D that « •lilt has bttr. (Had Publish March L 12. 1», 14 agalnat yuu In the above en­ C DO-17 titled cause, and tlmt yuu ara r*qulr*d to 11la your answer IN t i l l ; I I HI I It* f i l l III IN with tl.a Clsrk ut thla r’uurt 4 NIt Fill! aHHINIIt.lt CtH N* gtid to y tr it a copy thereof T t . IT lilt I D A . NO. 13*7*. ut>cn the I'lelallH or pla int­ A M o n K F A G SA V !.V»t> B A N K , iff'* attorneys, » hose be tuts a eoigaratlon, Pat ntlff, and addrees le Mack N. Clavev>. lund. Jr. and v'anall lluik. *tt<irn*>>, wltut* ItlluDUH Hlalntlff* I*, o . D r . m . r '/. kanfurd. F l o r ­ It A V M U K M A R T IN name* and a.IUrete la Ma.-k N, ida, n. t later than Hie 3th day • I ul, 1letendabts Clsvtland. Jr. and Harold F. o f April. A. D ■»«». I f you I# I M i l i l l ; til* al IT Johneun. H. *r. Drawer Man. to do I., a D m st 1'ro L*.»n. ru t; 11.111: ui H i i i i i H i A . ford, Florida, not laiar Ilian feeeu w ill beentered agglnst Merlin lihujea, th* Itli day * f April A D you fur tbs re lief demanded TUi Reymer 4IIS Ca lvin Drive IVI1. If you fall to do a in th* Complaint. Thla suit Is Columbut, 19, Ohio b i o r i i Pro Confaaau wilt ti* In fore.1..,. a mnrtga g* . The Do lls o Rhodes, anlere-l agalnet yuu for lb* real propertyp r o c a e d a d 4SPS Calvin DrD * relief damaiided In th* Com­ uaainat la: Columbus I I , Ohio plaint. Till* suit la to furavloea Lot s. I l l k M St N L A N D Tug s r* hereby notified that a nmrlgage. Tha real property F S T A T I ’.k s euhdlvltlon. pruvtaded agalnrl le: a suit h*e been filed sgaluet avcordtf.g lo a plat thereof, In th* abort antltUd L O T t. BLOCK NORTH tecordeu in fl at Look II. you - O R L A N D O 1ST AD DIT IO N, pagee I t lo 22 nf tha Pub- c*ue» and that you rettulred to fll* your anawtr with th* according lo plat thareof Ill! Ktcuida of Meinlnol# Clerk of thla Court and to recorded lo Fiat Hook 13, County, Florida, thereof upon Fagte 79 and ;l, Fubtlo tin* Duvt Therm toilt Wall serve a copy Rtcorde o f ovmlhol* Coun­ Heater. Model 334- • Serial th* plalciilff or plaintiffs a t ­ ItMKr* : tin. (1. 1 lelevlrl. l torneys whose name and adty. F lo rid*. j* JtunlngW a lt *, Including •pei-lflcally, nut not Hullf-tn Ita'-gr %l>>del i i l * drtes amt Hamilton. live by wa y of limitation, th* f o l ­ RIHK. Ssilal V n u R I U one ('larks t). F. ten. in .- • lluili-ln Harnett National Rank Huild- lo w in g natures and equipment, t tv an, M-.del t"IH2HK. Serial tug. Jacksonville 2. Florida, all perliianantly Installed I. W a ll Heater — F e h tlr a y , X l U l t l l S l »m* <1 I t, Is*-* tint li t e r than April I. t i l l . model 1 -F A -s t trie i Itefrls eralof Model If you fall to In to a dacra* 3 R an ge — F r t g ld a lr* — L A S I1 H .' SerlaI <i|[#tl7»: <<n< p <• cunfsseu will be entered model Itd-la against 1 *.u for tbs relief dc' Ictor t r l r . t r , . I 10’ K ll.lie n 9 l l e f r l g e r a i o r — F n g ld a it e Habguel i a* * mejiI *-r malided In Hie roiuplalnt his — model D - l l serial nos .-o n , Venetian suit Is to foreclose e m o d . Hinds llnelalj louBUIbct- gags. The real property proI llo t W a t e r H eale r De> urett by nen kat lk H U s - a .tailed against Is: A Nl* h » — Model 9u-U Ivot lu. IIlock It, ML’NLAND i VeJi el len b l i n d s — 'J Halul Company. Han fool k. d e r t e n e d pa in , LhTATlCg, u subdlvtslon. Florid a no mudvl or serial according to a plat thereVV I T N U km my band gn.l Hie Hum*.. i> of, record, d In Plat Hook seal o f said * ourt al Hanford. W r i ' N L r - rn, baud snd Ini tl. pagee 1* to 12 of the F lo r id * thf* 1st day * f Merrli sal o f said Court at Sanford Public Record# ot ren.:- A V , 1**1. F lo rid * i hi, lei day of M e n b bole fou n d Florida ta U A L) » ; Fr. IMS WlYNUko m> bond and lb* Arthur it f:< ka Itl> Jr j e Arthur II. Ill k u . l l i J • 'ler k of th* Circuit < no C trl, f (I** « i'< ult Court ! • sat o f said c->urt at t iiu fu r i Fiurtda, Ihl7Stb day of Uyi V l. rg a r e t U. T y i * DC. Byj M a r»a r »i U. Tyre. Fe br ua ry, IMS. It p u t y Clerk Mack N. Cleiela li d, Jr. and (BUALl Harold F. Jolmtoit Meek N, • its ■land, Jr. and Arthur II b.-k aiih Jr. I* O D i a a e r Z Cgrroil Rurk« Clstk of th* Circuit Court c y n fv rJ Florida H 6 D r a w e r r. Ryt H e r e • T. Vthten * nford Florida i Harold F Johnaan Depu.y c l n K VII-,, lie) e ! «r Fla il, t i f f Hi M ill,. March J. 12, IS 2« ISC. Hublts!. March a. 12. i*. i* Fubileh Maiclr a. 17, 13, CDO-ll C D il-tt C DU-17 DONALD SKTTT D 29. Automobile Service Stenstrom Realty N E W LY FURNISHED U r g e 3 Bit iliiplrx Util St. Long wood. 838-3298. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 13U3 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5254 or FA 20323. 12. Renl Estate For Sale 19. Situations fVnnted fOLLERSo/SANFORD Air-Conditioning Jim Hunt Realty D IS C O U N T L A W N SERVICE SALE CIIKVROLKTsS $2088 andup OLDS - 88 $3123 andup CADILLAC_______________$5101 andup St. Jolins Realty 1 | j3 BEDROOM CU home, 2 17. Mule Help Wauled balhs. Slot) down A auiiimT E R R IT O R IA L S A LE S M A N payments. FA 2-1862 needed fur Sanford area. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large corBetween 30 A 59 your*. ncr lot facing lake. UKJ Sluve cur. National Corpo­ Wait* Drive, S u n l a n d ration. Witli proven sale*. Estate. FIIA in service. Write I to x 55, c u Salifui >1 $450 down, monthly $8175, Herald VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 or FA 2-2M8. IB. Situation* Wanted IMG! KIG! HIG! A -w x Seminole Realty I to 4i inch pula ■I c e n t* each I9ul Park Avenue FA 2 5232 anytime 7 In H inch pula 10 cent a each llc iic h e * at l.rimm lilu lf, Fla. ON A N Y N E W OR USED CAR IN STOCK Deltona Your Hcst Living and investing Opportunity in llornfa Today! FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES: SoiroO to $15,450 As Low as $210 do.vn, As little as $43.11 a month! No Closmg Costs! No Prepayments! Humasite lri,g»tm*nt Opportumties From Just $995! DRIVE OUT TODAY! !*•« Utll|l*l* s t *a( ( tl ail << IS* t)l* i (•!#**(• 1*1,g« 1-. enter,* | , I* I.LI , . r-**«tl an* most muni* hurKaiii J. C. Runteii 10% DISCOUNT *■ i w*e*ii.»uuT Child Cure. FA 2 2274 BIG bargain, if sold by wauls April 1st. Beautiful BIG R E TIR E D N U R S E patient. Private room. Car Sanford home at IOjo u * k service. Ph. 'IE 8-3704. A ve., near all churches, fur a BIG family requiring 3 YARD Work FA 2-7878. or 4 bedroom* and 2 bulbs, plus a BIG iM-wly modern Will do Ironing. 323 U39I. ut-d kitchen that will de­ light mother of the family. O U C H II) S A Ia T a A oa :c In a liielim e offer PI.mix 30 cent* lug at 59,569. Very good SI.O il & S2.U0 terms can be arranged. NTO C’4h|I NEEDED 3' Bedroom. 2 bath. $61 a month. T. A I. included. 322 8083. OPPORTUNITY The Mickle Broi. Inc, Dcltens, In. 9 Plume 668 445$ 1.1.Al I Dour, 62 4AADI Air l iimliiiomd 6U 66 lib 68 67 8 6 6 CO Cl 69 Puwcrrd C H E V R D LE I' Nomad Stalion Wuguu, Air ('undillimed PLYM O U TH 2 Door Y-B .... I'O ltll Statlun Wagon I Dour Y-8, Automatic ...—. FORD 4 Door, l> t j l . . Station Wagon Automatic 'I run»Hil»»iiin FORD Country Sedan V-N, Overdrive U IIK YR O LE T Slation Wagon 6 t >1., Std. C H E V R O LE T ' i Ion Pickup, fi Cyl.. Autiirnalir <'III’-Y WlM.Ivi 4 Door, 6 L’yl., Sla. Wagon t'M H I.I.A U I Dour Sedan DeYille Power trot \*r l mul. ■ H I E V IO L E T », Ton Pickup 6 Tvl., Fid. Shift I H l.t llOI.E'l 4 Door Stalion Wagon V»N. Vuliimalic .............— t'lll'.V ROl.lvT 4 Door Srdan 6 C )l„ Sid. Shift 1695 18 M 1095 1795 1195 A N D M A N Y OTHERS A T I I I E. 2nd ST. AND 2S03 P A R K AVE. E A S Y GMAC P A Y M E N T S I �Ur t T* i (Hir { tfi franfnrS Srralh P«Ke 10 — Mar. 26, 1963 Kiwanis Club Celebrates Anniversary * ■ |anJ Wlnn-D'xie's F:r*t Street i choice will he presented by The annual pre-Easter Lad­ Thriflway Supermarket, There will lie door prizes i and Third Street store*. One , Your Rich Food Plan. Bou­ ies Day Coffee Club spon­ sored by the Seminole Coun­ of hams, donated by Food j dozen package* of frozen ve- quets from Sanford Flower of the winner's ■ Shop and A. F. Ramsay, Flor* ty Chamber of Commerce Fair, A A P Supermarket, j getablc* |ist will be among the dour will be held Tnursday morn­ ' prize*. ing, at 10:00 a. m. in Die Refreshment* of coffee, chamber building. cokes and “ dunkshie" dough­ Each lady attending will re­ By Jane Casselberry nuts will be served. Chamber The South Seminole-North ceive one dozen Florida fresh members, their wives, recopOrange Klwanlt Club c e l ­ eggs through Ihe courtesy of ticnlsD, clerks, typists, cash­ ebrated the first anniversary iers and secretaries are in­ of its fountling with a Ladies vited. Night Dinner held last will lie used toward* im­ H> Mr*. Adam Muller Thursday night at Die Mt. The DeBary Concert Or- provement of the Center. Vernon Inn in Winter Park. Following the concert, chestra, under direction of Approximately So Kiwanwhich will close the or­ Huger Casini, will present ians, their ladies and guests By Helen Snodgrass attended. its last performance of the chestra's seventh season, Ca­ Circle Y girl* of the Enter­ E. L. “ Roy'' Brcwton, Dis­ season in a benefit concert sini will return to his em­ trict Governor for Florida of prise Barnett Memorial Meth­ for the Community Center to ployment in .New York City. By Mr*. Adam Muller Kiwani* International, was odist Church have a* their lie held at 8 p m. F'rWay at An extension to hit present the principal speaker for the current project Die collection Functions of the Republi­ leave of absence was granted evening, lie was introduced o f personal Items and cloth­ the Center. to enable him to remain in can Party ami those of knat by Bert O'Neal, of Orlando, ing to send to Viet Nam. A ll contributions received DeBary for Friday night's clubs through county, stain Id. Oovefnor of the Sixth Di­ performance. and national committees worn Needed are light weight vision. Tickets are available, with­ outlined for memher* of the clothing I t e m s for men. Kiwani* President D i c k women, children and infants out cost, at the DeBary Phar­ DeBary Bepublican Club last Pace reviewed the club's ac­ ami personal articles such macy and La Roy’s Hardware Thursday night by Horace complishments during it* first as Store. Voluntary contributions Dcmarest, president, at a hair brushes, combs, year and cut a large birth­ soap, stuffed toys, dolls, can­ will be received at the con­ meeting of the group held in day rake. cert. ned hard randies and other the Community Center. The club hold* regular lun­ similar goods. ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) Appearing on Ihe program Members were urged to cheon meeting* each ThursResident* of the area who An official of the strikebound with llic orchestra will be sign for Jury Duty by Ralph day at noun at the American care to assist are asked to F’ lurida East Coast Railway the DeBary Glee Club and Withrcll and Earl Merrill led Legion Hume on Prairie Luke. contact Mr*. Alice Ryan, Cir­ said Monday there was no vocalist* Betty Day and John an open discussion on fourcle Y adult advisor or Rev. truth to a report that man­ Cornwall o f Del.and who will lamng of llvvy. 17 92 after Fred Foster, pastor of the agement used a hidden tape he accompanied by Carrie Jbriefly addressing the group church. on this subject. recorder to make a secret Tubbs. Refreshments were served recording of a meeting with after Die showing of a color­ two federal mediators. WASHINGTON ( U f'I) ed film, “ Fire — Cause for EEC Vice President W. L. Gen. Liiciu* f). (.’lay will be Alarm " by Howard Middle, Thornton refuted charge* hy asked In spell out for Con­ ton. Hostesses for the even­ mediators Francis O'Neill and gress hi* special committee'* ing were Mr*. E. Giachino, By Jane Casselberry James Ilolarcn that a hidden By, Mr*. Attain Muller proposals for a St 5 billion The Esther Circle of the Ethel Gray and Matilda Boy­ The DeBary and Enterprise machine recorded 20 minutes cut in President Kennedy’.* Area Ministerial Group net of Saturday'* prelm inary ne­ ■Casselberry Community Meth­ er. foreign aid program. last Tuesday evening at the gotiations which were aimed odist Church W.S.C.S. will Chairman Thomas E. Mor­ home of llev. and Mr*. Ered at ending the 61-day old wage meet Wednesday at I p m. at gan (D .P a .) of the House For­ F'oster in Ffnlerprisr. the home of Mr*. Ralph New­ dispute strike. eign Affairs Committee said CLEARW ATER (U P I) Among those attending were "The lajH* recorder was in comer. 118 MV. l.aurcn Court, Sunday that hi* group would llev, and Mrs. Agustu* C. plain view the who'e lim e," Kern Park. M’otcran righthander Johnny rail Clay, who headed a pres­ Summers, Rev. and Mrs. Hu­ Thornton told UPI by teleThe Rcbckah Circle will Klippslein lias been bought idential commuter named to bert Thomas, Mr*. Damon phone. “ Meditator O'Neill sat meet at the church Thursday . by the Philadelphia Phillies review foreign old operations. Smti and daughter Vicki of to the left of the machine afternoon at 2:3t) p. m. j for an undisclosed sum from DeBary, Rev. and Mr*. C. about four feet away. Hal* Tlie Sunshine Circle will Cincinnati. Phillic Manager Samuel Tilden missed elec­ Beatty of Henson Junction arm sat about four feet from meet Tuesday April , 2. at i Gene Mauch indicated the tion as U. S. president b one ami llev. Urban Ogden of Mr. O'Neill and every time the home of Mr*. Edna Dug­ 131-year-old Kllppstcin would vole. Decision was in favor of Edge water, Co mini I It o Chair­ he looked at O’Neill, he talk­ gans, 1170 Seminole Rlvd., ! continue to be used a* a man. ed directly at the recorder." Casselberry from O il a. in. middle-inning relief pitcher. Rutherford 11. Hayes. Circle Y Collecting For Viet Nam >r Winters, Star Chapter Farmer; David Littleton, Scholarship; Frank Noell, Leadership and Wayne Reeves, Most Improved. (Herald Photo) TOP FARMERS for Seminole High were these four young men who received mvnrdn Friday at the Parent-Son Banquet, From left are Jimmy ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Young Farmers Honored jj * Four young firm er* of the Seminole High Chapter o f the Future Farmer* of America w ere named to receive awarda at the annual ParentSon Banquet held Friday at Seminole High School. Jim Winter* waa named Star Chapter Farmer by the FKA Foundation' end Pres!dent Frank Noell waa riled for the l/caderidiip award civcn by llunt'a Tuxedo Feed Store. David Littleton'^ high aca­ demic standing brought , him Ihe award for Scholarship presented by the SIIS Chap­ ter and Wayne Reeves was named for his Molt Improv­ ed Supervised Farming Pro­ gram. Noell pres hied over the ceremonies at (ho banquet which wa* held in the school cafeteria, with approximately 30 boy* and 38 parent* at­ tending, along with officer* of the Sanford Junior High Cliaptor. Don Sipo*, secretary of the chapter presented the speech which lie gave to win the pub­ lic speaking award for Die county on Die subject of Con­ servation, recently. A summary of the Super­ vised Farming Program for the school was given by lamnanl Aucoin and the accom­ plishment* of Die chapter were listed by John Carver. Three adult* were given honorary degrees in the chapter for llieir assistance with the work of Die viveationat agriculture program. They were Waller Teague, Ernest Lumlbcrg and George Carver. Invocation was by Malcolm Johnson with Ihe welcome by Wayne Beeves and Hie re­ sponse by hi* father, C. B. Itecvci. • • • A member of the fairer sex was cited liy the .Semi­ nole Chapter of Ihe Future Farmers Friday at Die an­ nual Parent Son Banquet for the first time in Die history o f the chapter. Mrs. Dottle Higginbotham, Sanford Herald Feature Edi­ tor was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the organization “ in apprerialion of her en­ couragement, cooiH-ralion and assistance, not only to tho FFA but t^ llie entire school." Frank Noell, chapter presi­ dent said in presenting Hie award. “ Mrs. Higginbotham bus worked with us and with other organizations In Semi­ nole High School for several year*, in out-landing service, almve and beyond Die call of duly." “ Her interest, enthusiasm and encmiragement lias help­ ed all of us to accomplish greater goals nut only In farming, but in leadership, ntizen-hip and community w elfare," he added. A R T S A N D CRAFTS in tho form of plaques, lining native dried nmteriuls were taught to Pinecrest fifth-graders by Mrs. II. L. Monroe and Mrs. W. Holton, Monday. From left, working on the plaques are Sherry Sires, who gets a few jxrinters from Mrs. Holton as Mrs. Monroe gives Iris Fusani a iiund with her material. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ Circle Works Oviedo Baptists Continue With Youngsters Observation Of Youth Week Attractive plaque* were Observation of Youth Week made by fifth grade children at the Oviedo at Church Plnccrcit School Monday uilng dried arrangement* of will First be Buptisl continued throughout lids work In or­ natural vegetation and shell*, der that WMU and Brother­ under the direction of mem­ hood presidents along with ber* of tho Drill wood Carden chairman of tlw deacons and Circle. other olfirrr* might have opThe dried nmlrrials, which Included pine needles, hark, acurni, wild wheat, pine cones, dried grasses and shells were arranged in var­ ious shape* to represent /lowers or other object* on redwood plaque*, Sir*. H. O. Monroe and Mr*. W. Holton worked with Ihe children, who worn mem­ bers o f Mrs, Mary Nell Morrison's fifth grade. IMirtiinlty to preside in llm r positions. Key* of the church were officially turned over by Rev. Jack Hr) ant to Youth Pastor Danny Gammugc on Sunday Marrli 17, Ollier* serving include Ileverly Cauthnn. clerk; Carol Beasley, treasurer; Al Ward, Sunday School superintend­ ent; Jimmy Beasley, Training Union director; Arnold Sin ve r, Brotherhood president, Hose Beasley, WMU presi­ dent; Joe Malcolm, chairman or deacons; Diane Aulin, adult Sunday School superintendent; Sue McClellan, young peo­ TALLAHASSEE (H IM ) — ple's superintendent; Margie Shiver, iiilcrincduilc superFlorida’s rontroverslal Milk Milk Commission Nears End? Commission may 1m- abolish­ ed during the upcoming ses­ sion of the Legislature. Ib is waa Ihe growing feel­ ing In certain quarters of the state. There have been suggstlons ranging from abo­ lition to placing the commis­ sion under federal control. Most quarters do agree that something must be dune. . Two weeks ago, Gov. Far­ ris Bryant said abolition of the commission “ would give me do qualms at all." And Secretary of Slate Tom Adam i recommended that Dm agency's powers be transferred la the State De­ partment of Agriculture. Ho suggested that the *UU* then could act up a system of controls somewhat liks the |*d*r«l system. / Easter Fete A t Coffee Club Intemlnt and choir direlor. Sandy Among special activities enjoyetl by the Youth Group were the train trip to Lake Wale* where they attended the Pasiion Play and atten­ dance at the Seminole Baptist Assn. Youth Itallly held Sat­ urday night at Uie Elder S. ring* Baptist Church. Party Functions Outlined For GOP Club Tape Recorder Charges Refuted Clay To Testify On Aid Cut WSCS Circles Set Meetings Area Ministers Hold Meeting Buy Kl'ppstein Keep yo u r engine young with RPM MOTOR OiLS Clenn? You probably never saw a machine as clean as your engine nfter a few easy-going miles wilh R P M Motor Oils. These new deposit-free oils keep engine parts so clean, so friction-free, you can savo up to 1 gallon of gasoline in every 8! 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More IIc*l|> i i /seo n iytn e BESTINGREDIENTS IN MYMINTS ^ Haqbd> Horne Blasts 2 Universities MIAMI (U P I) — H o u s e Speaker Maliuiy Horne said he will oppo-o any move for greater autonomy for higher education in F'lurida. Horne blasted two state in­ stitutions Sunday night for their spending practices and said “ Ihcro's nu way of telling what would liapjicn if higher education were nut under leg­ islative control." He said both the Vnlverslty uf Florida and the Florida State University have recent­ ly purchased gulf course* worth hundreds of thousand* of dollars. Mays, DeBary Orchestra To Close Seventh Year With Concert AlPHAlt (A lt aoo* a MVIMMUM aABN BSD *5 ’ Sau ■v u t m u i- I *4’ i tSslM f R S V / iW T W a s iF IH A i l Y » HAT * A U FAINT *5 ” avrn m OM. FREE Mivu|Ca>ttot 209 W. * 6 " o au al last SL W *-* “ACFREE PAINTS S a n fo rd , F la . Best place to sto p -to REFRESH and REFUEL ! * �200 Acres Donated \ e io « * Ily Larry Verf-hel Congratulations to Jan For­ tune . . . Ami to the Republi­ can committee rlatwarl* who worked bind . And recog­ nized the a1 re I bey bad In Ihe com on o f circum­ stances . . . i oter indifference . . . •••mall" election—with a •'conceded-to-experience" atti­ tude . . . ami n "vacationing" Democratic committee. • • • Now in our legislature there will bo a “ cost reduc­ tion coordinator" . . . And brother, have we been needing one! . . . Hut do you have any idea the lawmaker* will pay any attention to A N Y rust re­ ductions? . . . Whether "eopjfdiuated" or null RANDOM THOUGHTS W H l L K COVERING TH E ELECTIO N . . . . 25 percent o f the people voted in Sanford . . . 50 percent in South SemiSole . , . why not a tax on registered voters that don’t •how up . . . tabulation of the vote precincts started at 7 was over a little after V . , , 2.1 precincts . . . they tabulat­ ed Orange County precincts (00) by 8:10 . . . There's a need fur a telephone at all the polling places . . . one o f the clerks driving to the regis­ trar's office after the voting was delayed . . . car run into his head-on . . . with only two piecincta left lo report . , • Fortune lead by 30 voles . . . It was all over when I'inirio Luke came In . . . The Re­ publican took » t-l plurality . . . I I absentee ballots will be counted this morning . . , H ie youngsters o f one of the classes at l'inecrcat Nurs­ ery held their own election yesterday . . . Result; Murk Cleveland Jr., 27 votes; George Washington, 1; A b« Lincoln. 1; Sheriff J. L. Hob•by, l and a Mr, Crain 1. • • • I f people are going to have to vole out at the Fanner's Market it dues seem that the county or state or somebody could g e l something dune tu those foot deep drops o ff Hwy. 17-1*2 unto the matket en­ trant e way. We know voting it a privilege hut who's gonna pay fo r the wheel alignments afterwards? • • • A little “ stealing'* was charged in County Commitaion Tuesday, General J. C. Hutchison asked fo r recom­ mendations for the rourlhoUAc* annex study committee. John Fitzpatrick said. " I had two names until B;30 this morning . . . and llien John Alexander stole one of them." Alexander smiled. # • * Sheriff J. L. Hobby, at the County Commission meeting Tuesday morning, pussed this mile to the press table; “ Will be happy to have the ptesa join the County Commissionara at lunch today at tin county jail. We piomise to leave the jail door unlocked." Repot tera diihi'l tube any chance* though . . , all proJessed having business else­ where at Ihe noon hour. • • s We neglected to mention In that City Commission story yestviday that Joe Rukcr uppoied appropriating money fur a feasibility study fur a new co Ileg* here. "Tht' county should puy for it," said Mr. llaker. • • • Alix o f Sanford open house scheduled A p lil 0 at 2 pm. • • • 1 lie second annual Osceola Grand I'rix will he held here April 2Q and 21 tpouxored by the San ford-Semi mil* Jay tees. • • s " l t '« a harbinger ui spring.’ ’ slated John FiU pilrick Tues­ day when the County Com­ mission was asked to donate Clay (or a baseball park. “ A l­ ways conic spring,” he said, “ we are asked for clay for baseball diamonds.” • • • Hospital room rates at Sem/iiMle Ms iso rial have gone up. 5 ,0 0 0 More Ready For New School Fortune Topples Frederick GOP Gains Area Stronghold Seminole County Republi­ cans luilled u lacklustre spe­ cial election Tuesday into their biggest legislative vic­ tory here since Civil W ar days. Living up to ii pioniixe o f an all-out campaign and strik­ ing while Di-miK tats apparent­ ly napped complacently, the G O l' candidate Jan Fortune captured 2.188 votes to Gordon Frederick's I,bill to gain a house scut for the spring leg­ islative term starting next week. ally strong Democratic Fan- voted, Frederick 87; Fortune F red crick 59, Fortune 28; Pre­ School, 8.10 registered, 180 tune 71*; Precinct 17— Cassel­ tered, 214 voted, Frederick fold precinct* lost out by slim 91; Precinct ll - Geneva, 2iit rim t 10- Lake Mary, 101 reg­ voted, Frederick t!8, Fortune berry Fire Station, 791 regis­ 117, Fortune 99; Prcclnrl 21 1margins. leg isle red, tut voted, Freder­ istered. 119 voted, Frederick M l; Precinct 11 — Lyman tered, 217 voted. Frederick (15, — St, Johns Ruildcrs, French Of the 15,994 registered vot- ick 50, Fortune 45; Precinct 7 59, Fortune 59; Precinct 11— School Gym. 3tU> registered, Fortune 15t; Precinct 18— Ave., 311 registered, 89 voU els, unofficial returns show — Chuluotn, 109 registered, 1*8 Altamonte Community House, 89 voted, Frederick, 25, For­ Farmers Auction Market, 074 ed, Frederick 44, Fortune 44; Two hundred lures of that only 4.121 turned out voted, Frederick 20, Fortune 790 registered, 11*1 voted, tune 04: Precinct 15— Nation­ registered, 195 voted, Freder­ Precinct 22— W. 19th St.. 998 "high ami dry” ground Precinct 8 Goldenrod, Frederick 22. Fortune Itt7: al Guard Armory, 1.527 regis­ ick M l. Fortcne 79: Precinct registered, 381 voted, Freda rduring a perfect spring day. 75; were offered "free and Fortune in victory campaign •>12 registered, 171 voted, Precinct 12 Forest City, 848 tered, 427 voted, Frederick 19—Seminole High School, 900 ick 299. Fortune 137; Precinct dear" as a site for the told the Herald this morning: Frederick 41, Fortune 127; registered. ti!0 voted, Freder­ 289, Fortune 197; Precinct 10 registered, 209 voted, Freder­ 23— Prairie Lake, 731 regis­ proposed new state uni­ “ I thank tlir voter* o f Sem­ Precinct D— t nocwood Town ick II, Fortune 119; Precinct. Rear Lake, 508 registered, ick 117, Fortune 88; Precinct tered, 217 voted, Frederick 05, versity by llihhiird Cas­ inole County for giving the Hull, 981 registered, 82 voted, 19 — l.nngwood Elementary 115 voted, Frederick 11, For­ 20 —ITpsnln Church, fill regis­ Fortune 151. selberry Tuesday evening two-party system u chance lo at a session of tho Cham­ tiring better government to ber of Commerce's long the state. And to give the tworange planning committee party system nn opportunity on education. Further­ to bring belter candidates be­ more. Casselberry inform­ * * • fore the electorate for the ed the committee another ad­ The offlrial tally nl the good of the citizens of Semin­ joining 5.000 acres Is avail Seminole County legislative ole County. I intend to bring able from two Miami resi­ rare this afternoon reveal­ good representation to all of dents. ed that Vle-h Cleveland Jr., the county and I respectfully The offer by Cassclltorry WKATHKU: Scattered showers through Thursday. High twlny, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-00. unopposed for thr Senate, o ffer tny service* and time to was made at a meeting culled VOl.. 5.1 United Press Leitsed \Yir~ Established 1908 WEIL, MAItCII 27^902 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 677 by Douglas Stcnslrom, com­ grabbed 2.511 vole* and Jan all the people at any time, day or nig lit, they may wish to Fortune who won thr house mittee chairman, to eiuluatc seat took 2,211. Gordon confer with me.'' progress made at this point Seminole County also got its Frederick had 1,951. on Seminole's bid for the * • • first S e n a t o r when Mack stale to select Seminole Calm­ With less Hum 28 percent of Cleveland Jr. was unopposed ly fur the proposed new uni­ the registered vutrra turning and will serve u four year versity. However, Stcnstrom emphasized that, as of now, out, Fortune took 12 out o f -28 term. There were no write-ins the county must remain '•uni­ precincts und in the tradition- against Cleveland. Fortune will serve only one term fill­ fied " and the question of a TALLAHASSEE (U P t ) ing Cleveland's u n e x p i r e d site must be decided after Farris Bryant denied Tues­ term. and when the stale decides to Following is u precinct by day he had cut Secretary of situate the school “ some­ State Toni Adams* proposed product tally. where” in this county. I'rednet 1 — 1,100 French Httdjset f«ir personal reasons Casselberry located his 200Am , tTirfatrrcil, IH5 vot- 1 Atlanta ^a,J® cltar^ed. Seminole County’s bid for 000 lets than the estimated theaters against posting ad­ instructed Bush to pur­ acre oiler us lift ween Winter eil, Frederick 89. Fortune 4fi; an interchange at Lake Mary 120,400. Itcckwlth was In­ vertising signs on county chase two sets of aerial Park Drive and Highway -llti, I'reeim l 2— Lake Monroe, it 12 Boulevard with the new Inter­ structed to return Ihe $10,000 rights-of-way. photograph* of Seminoln with the south txiumlary "only DENPASAR. Bali (U P I ) — state 4 has tieen rejected, registered, 151* vot is I, FicdeiIn the Town of Casselberry. Heard a renewal of a pro­ County, at $1,000 each, from a quarter mile from Orange ick 97. Fortune 58; Precinct 3 The chief of the Imhuislsn , l l i e _____ county, which lias or- Tlie original fluid was post­ test by a Temple Terrace the Ka*t Central Florida Re­ County." — Home Demonstration Build* Hed Cross said today m the l|erc<, improvement of the ed with the county by Hie subdivision delegation de­ gional Planning Council; one It was brought out Tuesday ing. 1,490 registered, 335 Vot- ' “ I ' ^ 1 of Jakar,j ,hat ,he boulevard with the hope of town and by Hie raceway. manding Improved roadways. set for his office and ono evening that Seminole Coun­ ed. Frederick 202; Fortune [ offlrial death toll in Sunday's an interchange at the new Denied a request from the set for the county tax assess­ In other action Tuesday Hie ty has raised *5,000 to finance Bali 130; Precinct 4 — Altamonte volcanic eruption on Zoning Commission to In­ or. crius-slule highway, report­ Commission: a feasibility study for bring­ Springs Fire Douse, 47(1 reg- s' l,°d al 1.GOO. W'arncd from Sarepta Best crease drainage plans for Deferred dlscuuion on ed in Tuesday's Commission ing the school here . . . *|,500 isle red, 127 voted, Ficdclirk State Association meeting that the federal gov­ Home that cost-pcr-patient, new construction occupying proposed from the City of Sanford, $2,* 45, Fortune 79; Precinct 5— County Commissioners JAN FORTUNE ernment has rejected the according lo a new state rul­ 25,000 square feet, retaining o f Soo (rum Rip County o f Sem ZERM ATT, Switzerland — ing, has risen to $135 a Ihe present regulation* for legislation pending a meet­ Oviedo, <179 registered, 18it Thu Victor "clo v e rle s f." mole and Sl.oou from the (U P I) — Typhoid fever spread ing with tlie county's legisla­ Chairman J. C. Hutchison month, $70 cootritinted by tho 2.500 square ofet. Chamber of Commerce. Tins lo Hie exclusive ski resort Denied a request from tive delegation UiU week. briefly reported lie had re­ state and the balance to be fund will be used to retain "a of St. Moritz today in the Prairie Lake Baptist Church Approved relocating Smllh ceived a Id le r from Rio contributed by the county. qualified expert" to prepare latest extension of an epide­ Instructed UeckwT’t to warn for a A ivejK e'V< sign fees. Canal in Ravenna P.irk ares. State Road Department Uv ; the feasibility study and "an mic which u lrcad) ) -rickApproved a son lug Tunsodthe federal government re ­ answer is expected by May en almost 40o person*. Two ment relative In minimum fused to consider the inter­ 6." Zermatt women have died of size of residential lots. change. Stcnstrom emphasized that the disease. Tabled a proposal relative This means there will be "tim e is of (he essence" to regulations pertaining to outlets o ff Ihe cross-state since the Legislature opens sanitation facilities for trans­ highway al Hie north and Tuesday ,md the county's . United Press International ient campers at fishing south ends uf the county, a “ fight" must he in the hands Fog, drizzle ami snow Hur­ camps. nine-mile stretch almost by­ The Beputiliean Party in era tic Duval County <m the of the county's legislative del­ ries muddled Hie weather Approved a pint for the passing Seminole County. egation before Hie end o f the Florida won 12 out of 94 races northeast coast, the GOP put over much of the nation to­ third addition Ui Ravenna for new seats In Ihe reap- on its strongest drive in Commission me tubers and session, in other words, Stcn­ day. Flooding continued in Park. portioned 1921 Legislature years, coming close in sevthe Chamber o f Commerce strom pointed out, if no action Wisconsin, threatened the A l­ Changed a meeting dal* Seminole County's years- Ida," Warner pointed out. gaining 1 1 House scats ami eral races. The GOP also kmg range planning commit­ is taken during this next leg­ legheny River Valley in tee were so confident the long searrh for an airport He recounted that tho to 7:30 p. m. Tuesday with one Senate seal. Just missed winning another islative session then till' qilos Pennsylvania, hut abated Lake Mary lloulevard inter­ sitn has landed . . , right m Army Corps of Engineers tin* Town of Casselberry rela­ The victory gives Hie Re­ scat in Urovard Count), lion uf Ihe pru|Mised univers­ along Hie Ohio River, rontlnually dredges s chan­ tive to a discussion on im­ change would lH'conie a real­ l.ake Monroe. publican party, which has The Democrats won 22 con­ ity must wait for an answer ity liiut plans were pointed nel in Lake Monroo for St. proving Winter Park Drive, Chairman Slcrlc W. Warn­ tested seats, plus six unionwidened its battle for local until the 19ti5 session. toward a county airport near er, win* "dreamed up" the Johns River water traffic and Meellng w ai set for 3 p. m. Slenstrom also pointed out and stale posts in tradition­ tested seats, two ill the House MIAMI (U P I) -A Pan the proposed clover leaf. idea and put H on paper "there Is no reason in the April 0. that adjoining counties arc m ally Democratic Florida for and four in the .Senate. American DCiilt, loaded with Commission also instructed two years ago, broached Hie world why tlie Army cotikl Winners in Broward County Mime 1S.UJU pound* of prison­ the rigid seeking la have (lie the past lo years, Hi House Engineer William Rush to Idea lu the Clum ber of not throw this soil into our members ami two senators were John W. Bell, James ll. er ransum supplies, Hew lu new university placed in their commence construction of a Commerce airport committee deslreil ainxirl fill-in site." environs. For example, Vo­ in the session opening next Eddy ami Chester W, Stol- Havana today. It was ex­ new S i2,ikk ) concrete bridge Tuesday main. And, he re- He addl'd " it wouldn't cost Tuesday, zenburg, all Republicans, lusia County has raised a pected to bring hack 20 to A two car accident on Park on Tuskawillow Road across IKirtcd, all members agreed the county taxpayers a cent." The GOP gains apparently In Palm Reach County, Re­ ?5 fund of $2j.ooo to finance its American missionaries Howell Creek. Warner’s picture is a fill Driva and Oak Ave. left two to go to work immediately even topped Hie hopes of publican* Donald II. Reed drive to obtain the school. and aUiut 8n Cuhan-AmcriClerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to gather data leading toward of TOO feet by one mile, with persons hospitalized Tuesday Tbi* Is opiKised to Seminole's State Republican Chairman and Raymond J. Moudry won. cans. informed the Commission completion of U10 thought In a saving of one half mile of lllgllt, 1’ollrs reported. Winners in the Orange $5,000, And Orange County is Tom F, llrown of Tamps. Police aald a car driven by frontage acquisition since it that the Seminole Boulevard fact. driving for the college but, at Rrown had liecn confident of County rare were Robert II W alter Holloway o f 519 E Hlli paving Job leading lo tlie is city-owned. He said a Warner's thought follows this point, ha* not announced a number of Republican vic­ Elrod ami John S. Brumhark TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — Seminole Raceway Park has established "in- the- water” rough estim ate of overall St. collided with a vehicle op­ how much in funds is being tories, lull hail never veniur Jr . both « f Orlando Stale Insurance Commissioner erated by Charles Bollman uf been com pie led and, accord­ air;xirt» at Washington, cost would tu- $1,500 per acre ed a figure as high a* 12. Republican Jan Fortune of J. Edwin Larson said today used. ing to llu * li, at a cost of $10,fur l«o acres of airport, with Fern park. The special elect Ion. fol­ Cleveland, Chicago and other Maitland won in Semi mile Florida is investigating the Stcnstrom outlined irt detail Two passengers in the Bollpoints , , , landing fields a possibility of federal m at­ lo Ihe editealion einniniltcu lowing special first and se­ County. possibilities of getting fed­ man rur, Mrs. Louisa Bollitiun ching funds. cond primaries in t!.e past made from filled-in water The Republican victors in Tuesday v c n i n g progress eral funds under Hie KerrAs In serving South Semi­ and Elizabeth Seeia-rger wera sites. during the last In days the rf four weeks following passage Pinellas County were David Mills law to provide acrinole County. Warner pointed treated at Kemiiiuie Memorial of llie 13 senator, 112 • re­ His proposed site as at theC. Anderson, Mary It. Griz­ torts to bring the University dent and health insurance for out it already is served liy Hospital f « r cuts and bruise*. edge of Lake Monroe, across lo Seminole County. He stated present at ;vc rcspporti'jnmcnl zle and Richard J. Dccb, needy senior citizens. the Orlatulu airjiort anil "lieHolloway was charged with Democratic winners in the from the city-owned Indus­ the d n ie gained impetus plan, was held in only 12 of silks litis would he a Semi- failute to yield tlie lig h t of tlie stale s < 1 7 counties. Rut trial park, roughly hatf-wn) Sixtate were 29lh District, when the. McDonald Commit­ MOSCOW (U P I) — The So­ nolc County-wide airport lor way. Damage to Inith ears viet Union lodged a protest between F'rcncli Avenue and tee unexpectedly announced many o f them were GOP Merrill P. Barber of Vcro all of Ccntrul Florida." |was estimated at $950. strongholds Hie turn-off to Interstate 4. Beach; list District, John its recoin tiiend alion (or a today with the United Slates Tile GOP put up candidates M. Spottxwuod, Key West; four-year humanities, arts fur the "piratical attack" It provides access by rail­ and allied courses university for 2t of the to .Senate ami and 13rd District, George L. against a Russian ship al a road, highway, waterway and tor this area for high school House seals al stake in the Hollalian Jr., of Miami. Cuban port on March 17, tlie air lanes, both land-anil seaIn the House races. Demograduates over and above a special elections. Three « f TALLAHASSEE f UPI 1 — official Tass news agency IyP*’*- H would attract In­ dustrial docks, terminals and "space institute" for quali­ the seats were created lay cratic winners were: John Hammer resigned as said, resignations. warehouses. It would provide Urcvard County. James R. fied scientisls and engineers, j chairman of Ihe State Turn Tass said the attack look The GOP's biggest victory Dressier. pike Authority today in the place when tlie Soviet slop water and air access fur the The attorney pointed the was in Broward Dade County: David Eld- midst of an investigation of l.gov was at llie Cuban |xirt Hanford Naval Air Station. university has been specified Tuesday Republican redge, la c Wcissennhorn. Ism virtually unchecked spending' of Isaliella-la-Saguu. II charg'T ills could he the distri­ fur the Orlando-lfaytona-Ca County, whole candidate' w m all three seals A. Furlong Jr.. Murray H. by Hammer and other author­ ed dial Cuban counter-revolu­ bution center of Central Flornavcral aiea as opposed 1° a at slake. Tlie party also won Dubbin, Mary Ann MacKcn- ity personnel. space institute fur the orlan* tionaries in a launch ap do-Canavcral area. "A n d ," ho |three seats in Pinellas, hut lie, Richard A. Pettigrew, Gov. Farris Bryant an­ preached thr ship from the that was expected In the Gulf Edmond J. Gong. Jess Yar- nounced llie resignation at his emphasized, "w e are rigid in sea and fired several hursts W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — roast cuuiiiy, ihe H o p 's main through, Tom Spencer. Dick news conference. Ihe middle of tile Orlando at the Russian vessel with a -Ally. Getl. Robert F, Kennedy Florida stronghold. Fincher, Izmi* Wolfson, and Daytona-Canaverai area, both H l- said it was submitted heavy niachinegun. Hint Defense Secretary Rob­ The GOP won two scats .Mrs. Maxine Raker. geographically ami popula­ Tuesday night and he will ac­ Tiic nolc forwarded lo the ert S. McNamara conferred each in Palm Beach and Or­ Duval County; Bill Bast- cept it. INNEUSPKl N G MATT It ESS tion-wise." He stressed the U. S. embassy here said thu privately . toduy with Sen. ange counties, and added an­ ford. Tom Greene, Lynwood Hammer, a Tampan who government -of the U.S.S.R John 1.. MiC'lellun, (D-Ark.,1 nearest state university is at "THE I'OSTU It E-PE It F K( T " other se.it in Seminole Conn Arnold, an<l Fred H. Schultz. helped manage and raise the expects ' III® government ol Gainesville and "there arc n-suuiptioii o f Kviiutu Hillsborough County; Ray I>finances that helped Bryant llie United Stale* to lake res )„.Mrliig into the disputed TF X thousands of newly-qualified The Senate victory was in C. Knopkc and Terrell Sesstudents from our county who win the governorship in 1900, ulutc measure* for preventing warplane contract, the 2?nd District — Sarasota SUiIlf, may benefit from lids uni­ was not present at tlie meet­ similar provocative acts In 1 County, on the west coast— versity when and if it is plac­ ing with newsmen. I future." — l^zov Trade-In Allowance where Warren S Henderson ed in Seminole County." o! Venice defeated John R Mood. Hu- Democratic nomi­ Bridge ... Pago it nee. 9,127 lo 8.fill. Classified ____ _ Page 3-A Ih e GOP did its worst in Ladies will tie the winners Cum lea ___ Page 2-A at the pre- Easter Coffee Club Dade County, most populous TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Guv. Page 11 ocrat;* don’t vote," raid Jtryout. Dear Abby meeting to be held Thursday in the state and the county K d ilo r iiil........... . Page I A Farris llrynnt’s comment on result* at 10 a. in. in Hie Chamber wilti tlie most new scats— Asked hy newsmen if he thought lit* .Magnolia Ave. EnU-rtainmrnt - Page 11 of the geiierul election In which Jte- an increase in thet size of the GOP of Commerce Bldg, on llie It in the House and one in Sanford, Flu. jniblicann took 12 of 24 new legisla­ L e g a l* __ Pago 2-A A 3-A comer of First St. and San­ Senate. The Republican camli* minority in the Legislature was a Puzzle .... .... . l'uge 2-A tive rents wan whorl and to the jMjjnt ford Ave., Master of Cere- dales failed to come close m Phone FA 2-6321 healthy sign, Bryant retorted, " it ’s to d a y . 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Mar. 22, '6.1 i •m rth Fashion Show Planned By J i m Casselberry A Faihlon Show featuring xprlng and lommer styles from Carole's Dress Shop In the Longwood F la u will high* light next Thursday's meet­ ing of the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomera Club at the Country Club in Casselberry. Preceding the show will be an executive board meeting at 11 a. m- and the noon luncheon. Commentator for the Fash­ ion Show will be Mr*. llr«en Greene and model* will be Mr*. Sue Gates, Mr*. Shirley Tylo, Mr*. Sue Dice, Mr*. Edith Johnson, Mr*. Evelyn Veike and Mr*. Nan l’cteraon. Hairstyle* will be by Bud­ get Beauty Salon of Cassel­ berry. The club alio has ed plan* for a llol to be held for mem their huiband* on the ing of April 20 at the Coun­ try Club at Casselberry. Frixei will be awarded to the couple chosen a* King and Queen of the llobors. Cilrus Care Outlined By County Agent By Shirley Wentworth The "Care of Dooryard Ci­ trus" was explained to mem­ bers of the Bear Lake Garden Circle Wednesday by Ernest Luodberg, assistant county •gent. The group met in the home ef Mrs Lome Evelslxcr of Forest City. A film showing the entire process of planting and culti­ vating the citrus from prun­ ing to spraying was present­ ed. The film also explained the need for painting the pruned trees with an asphalt base paint and to leave the bud union showing above Use groundTrees should lie spaced properly when planted ac­ cording to the also they will become in maturity, Lundberg said. Sprinkling of clordane be­ fore banking was advised to prohibit disease. Banking is needed for those trees plant­ ed in the fall and winter. A rain cup to catch water should also lie dug around the tree. Proper watering method was stressed using at least ten gallons per appli­ cation. Trees that are mulch­ ed require a collar six to eight Inches cleared from around the base of the tree to repel Insect damage. Citrus trees should lie fer­ tilised in spring, summer and fall. Following his talk Lundberg ennvered questions from the group. The audience was most Interested in knowing when to prune plsnts and trees damaged by the frrric. He advised wsltlng until April for pruning, but added that It has been done successfully earlier. He presented each one at­ tending a pamphlet entitled Bulletin UMU, "Citrus for the Dooryard." Mrs. Blrhird Scott, presi­ dent, presided during tha business meeiing. A nomi­ nating committee consisting of Mrs. Vernon Herrington Mrs. Lome Evclsixer and Mra. Bay mood Jackson was named to present a alate of officers for (lie election to be held at the April meeting. Mr*. John Parcll of Bear Lake was a visitor and Mrs. Lome Evelslser was winner of the gift certificate. Bcfrrahmcnli and decora­ tions were on Use Pat­ rick’s Day theme- The next meeting of the circle will he at the home of Mrs. Alan Wentworth, Bear Lake. An invitation is extended to all newcomers in the area to attend the Welcome Wagon meetings and socials. New residents EDITH JOHNSON, left nnd Evelyn Hctdtc, right, will model these eye-catching Hwimnuits nt n Fashion Show featuring fashions from Carole's Dress Shop, Longwood Pinza, a t the South Scmlnolo Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club next Thursday. Three Chosen As Convention Delegates Three Seminole High School student council members have been chosen as delegates to the Slate Convention of Stu­ dent Counrils being held at Mainland Senior High School In Daytona Boarh. from Thursday to Saturday noon. Steve Sewell, president of tl.e Senior Class, Linda Mills, Student Council secretary and Sandy Bisbee, sopho­ more SC representative are the delegates. Hep. Fred Kart of Volusia County will lie the main epoakcr at the three day meet. Others will be llasel T. Morgan, Youth Council Director of the General Ex­ tension Service and Victor Johnson, executive secretary of the Florida Student Coun­ cil Assn Subjects which will be tak cn up In seminars conducted at die school will include Belter Student government; Student-faculty relationship*; Civil Defense; Brain Bowl; Trimester p r o g r a m and Boosting School Pride and School Spirit. STEVE SEWELL lly Jane Cassrllierry This Saturday, in order to lirnutify the school ground', n "I’llintlng Day" has hern set at the South Seminole Junior High School ut Cn»*i-ili*rry. Parent* and friend* of the *chool have Im-cii aakeil to turn out with their gurden tool* and lend « hand. Donation* of freetc-proof *hruldiery or tree* are needed. The Wagon Wheel Nursery oil llwy. 17-02 hn* offered lo give h discount r n liny pur­ chase* for the school and will make deliveries if anyonu wishes to help In this wuy. Rock Closes Its Doors Fire Ravages Downtown Area Funeral services were held Monday at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church for Mrs. Jan ­ ette Huggins, 23, who died last Friday at Lackland Air Base In Texas as the result of heart surgery. Officiating minister was (lev. Leonard Jones, pastor of the church. Hurinl was in Glen Haven Memorial Park. A member of the church and a worker In the church nursery, Mrs. Huggins resid­ ed nt 173 O'Brien ltd. in Fern Psrk. She was a native of Whilrvillc, N. C., but prior lo her marriage she had made her home for several years in Orlando with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Deerlng. Survivors are hrr husband, Pfc. Jack A. Huggins of Ft Riley, Kan.; father, Edgar Grice of Whitcville; mother, Mrs. Edward Crlhh of Mil­ waukee. Wis.; two sisters, Mrs. Diane Stahl and Miss Glrnda Grice, both of Mil­ waukee and two brothers, James Grice of Whilrvillc and Robert Crilib of Milwau­ kee. 'Planting Day' Set At SSJH LINDA Ml LIS Hope Seen For Release Of 17 lav as ion Ry Jane Casselberry The Prairie Lake Baptist Church of Fern Park Is ob­ serving Youth Week and young people of (lie church will attend a Youth Rally Saturday at 7:30 p m. at the Norlhpark Baptist Church. There will be a guest speak­ er and a film will be shown. Young people will meet at the local church at 7 p.m In order to attend the Rally as a group. Sunday morning Youth Pas­ tor Hon Muggins, a student at OJC, will bring the message ami Homer Sewell III will asslat with tile service, l-arry Dill .will be song leader. Young people will teach in the Sunday School classes from Iho Junior department lip and ar^ attendance goal ol 300 has been set. Mrs. Huggins Buried Monday SAN FRANCISCO (Ill'll Only the ghosts of "Scarfnce Al" Capone, George "Mactilncgun" Kelly and others nf America's most notorious gangsters inhabited the lolly cell blocks of Alcatrax Prison today. The last 27 of the Island prlson'i 200 inmate popula­ tion were removed Thursday and transferred to oilier in­ stitutions preparatory to clos­ ing down "Hie Hock" by June 3*1. Those 27 left the easy way— by boat. During its 211 years as the home of the federal gov­ ernment's nmsl hardened con­ victs, seven Inmates were shot and killed, six drowned or were believed to have drownrd, and 20 were seised In 14 escape attempts. A blond, thin-fared gun smuggler from Anchorage, Alaska, named Frank C. Weatherman had the distinc­ tion nf being the last inmate off Alcatrax. A newsman ask­ ed him how he frit about it. "Good. Good for me, good for everyone. Alratrax never was no good," the 2»year-old NEW YORK (UP!) - At­ convict replied. torney Jam es B. Donovan Said Wednesday he la "opti­ mistic" about negoUMing the release of the remaining IT Americans who are impris­ T E R n K HAUTE, Ind. oned by Castro on the Isle of (UP!) - A million dollar pines In Cuba, Donovan returned here yes­ fir* destroyed a block-long terday after obtaining Em row of stores In ti*e heart oI release of the only two Amer­ Terra Haute’s business dis­ ican women Imprisoned la trict recently before It was Cuba. Kaittar be negotiated ■topped a t the wall of the the freedom of all the Bay elty'a largest department ac rim contacted by Welcome Wsgon Hostcs* Nora Norris arc asked to please phone Mrs. Lawrence Pettinatl for re- Power Strike Ravages France SANDY RISREE Recall Defender CHICAGO <UIM) - The Chicago Black Hawks Thurs­ day called up defenseman Autry Erickson from their Buffalo farm team lo replace Wayne Hillman for (lie final twx> games of Uw National Hockey longue season at Montreal Salunlaj, and Bos­ ton Sunday. PARIS (U l'l) _ Electri­ cal workers staged a fourhour nationwide strike this week, rutting off power to all of France. The strike was a rlemonsSralion of sympathy for 200.000 miners who have been striking for wage in­ creases. The result of the prowrrr strike was traffic chaos and Inconvenience for shopper* and commuter*. Overcast skies made offices gloomy and dark. The electricity went out at 2:10 p. m in central Paris, and power was turned off at varying times in other parts of the city. ART HROWN PEST CONTROL Termites A Other Pests Ducks keep their feathers oiled by means nf a large gland Just above the tail. 2601 PARK OR. 322-8865 SANFORD NOW OPEN! SEM INOLE South Seminole Sets Pre-School Roundup Prairie Lake Young People To Aflend Rally DRY CLEANERS OPERATED WINNERS of the Public Speaking Contest on Soil nnd Water Conservation are shown hero with Assistant County A Bent, Ernest Lundberg, a t the Longwood Chamber of Commerce. From left are Ernest Lundberg, Donnie Sipes, first; Wayne Reeves, second and Chris Akers, third. (Herald Photo) Discrimination Hearing Set JACKSONVILLE (UP1) A three-judge federal court panel will hold a special hear­ ing Saturday at 1 p.m. to con­ sider a Negro's petition that the Democratic primaries in Duval County tie set aside because of racial discrimina­ tion against Negroes. U. S. District Judge Bryant Simpson set the hearing today on the auit filer! late Tuesday by Attorney Ernest I). Jackson who Inst to while attor- Cracks Joke, Dies In Chair OSSINING, N. Y. (UPI) — Frederick C h a r l e s Wood cracked a joke then got hi* with Thursday night by dying in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison. A moment liefnre he was strapped in the chair, the 51ycar-old ndmitlrd killer of five persons told the 12 offi­ cial witnesses: "I have a speech to make. Ttiis is an educational pro­ ject. "You are about to witness Hip damaging eifert electric­ ity will do to Wood. Enjoy yourself." Then, clad In green trous­ ers and a white shirt, he sat down. Al 10:01 p in. EST, the electrocution began. F o u r minutes later he was pro­ nounced dead. By J*ne Casselberry A pre-school roundup for parent* whose children will enter first grade next year will be held next Wednesday and on April 3 from t» n. m. until II a. m. at the South Seminole Elementary School a t Casselberry. Parent* from Casselberry, Howell Park and English Es­ tates areas arc asked to reg­ ister next Wednesday, March 27, and those living in the Tnnglewood, Tuikey Farm or Eastbrook area* arc to register on April 3. Prinripal Christy Harp hn* requested that one or both parents come at tin* designat­ ed time* to register their child anil bring with them * birth certificate a* proof of the child’* age. Children must have their sixth birthday be­ fore Jan. 1, IItiil, to bo elig­ ible. Mrs. Justine Jordan, public health nurse, will talk to the parents regarding immuniza­ tion. A time for visitation by the children i* planned for later date. The date for the next Rendiness Clinic for pre-school pnr. rut* at South Seminole Kle. men ta ry has been changed from April U to Wednesday, April in at 8 p. m. in the s c h o o l eafetorium. Speeilic problems of pbysicnl nnd ><>. (ini adjustment for new fir»t graders will lie discussed at this lime. Special Lenten Services Held By Jane Casselberry Pastor C. It. Zehmler «.f the Ascension L u t h e r a q Church in Casselberry is con. ducting special lenten Ser­ vices each Wednesday r i m ­ ing at 7:30 with the exception of Holy Week when a spevi:d Good Friday Service is plan­ ned. The Church Council will meet next Tuesday ad 7:30 p.m. at the church. ney Tom Greene in the race I Jackson, who lost in |hc for the Group 5 Democratic second primary March 12 by nomination for a seat In the more than PI,000 votes, has Slate House of Representa­ urged the court to derlarc the tives. primaries and the March 20 Simpson's office said ap­ general election illegal and peals Judge Warren L. Jones prohibit tire Secretary of and a third jurist to ho named State nnd the County Com­ later will hear the unusual mission from polling Greene's rase. name on the general election ballot. Jackson's suit said, in ef­ fect, that voting should lie on a proportional representation basis rather than on an at- F L O R ID A C A R E o f O R L A N D O targe basis. He said he had surpassing all others i n nursing and The Casselberry Comnuinity a more than 3,000-vole m ar­ cont'nlcxvntcahe, proudly announces Mi-thodisl Ctum li Men's Club gin over Greene In the coun­ will have a covered dish sup­ ty's second commission dis­ A N E W DAILY DATE FLAN per next Thursday at 0:30 trict. The suit, which asked the p.m. In Weaver Hall. court for a hearing before Guest speaker will be Miss V? of our total capacity is now avaSElla Ho of Ixmgwood who next Tuesday’* general elec­ ablo at $10 PER DAY or $295.00 tion. also asked the court to will speak to the group on PER MONTH including24 hourskiUod her experience* a* « rhild in order a "rational plan" for nursing care and all moots. Haw nil when the Japanese the election nf representatives bombed Pearl Harbor and of to the newly created House •••« ••••••••••••••••••••••• her life Inter In mlsuton work seats. - - ---l in Chicago. At present she is l ’lione for mi n p iio in tin cn l. . . o r employed by Dearborn Elec­ bent o f all vrixit FLO R ID A C A R E tronic*. where love ami a flection is blended Wives of the member* will with Uic fin rot pcmonal aorvuu and be invited. The meat dish will m odem fiM-ilitieri. be'provided by the Men’s Club and those attending nut asked lo bring either a vegetable, CUSTOM MADE salad or dessert. and GUARANTEED Of* Murium Ferrell ts chairman of the dinner and Itcv. E. P. AUTO GLASS Richard*, Marvin McClain and and Seat Cover Co. Finney Haynes make up the 301 W. 3rd 322-803: 830 W. MfCNMAN AVC.* OfrLAMDO, FLA. •pk. program committee. Casselberry Men’s Club Plans Supper 9 ) 3 ... 3 BEST BUYS IN Festival Is Success > /I By Donna E»tr« Mrs. I.. L. Cox, president of the f.(logwood Civic League (Woman's Club) ha* announc. ed that the .Spring Festival sponsored by the League last Huturdny at the Civic League Building on Chureh St. was the most successful they have ever had. Member* gave generously of their time, not only on Sat­ urday’ hut also on several workshop day* preparing for the festival. A large rrnwd attended puttronliing all the tables, brows­ ing around ami greeting their friends. > * SPECIAL! SPRING LAWNMOWER TUNE • UPS $450 l PARTS NOT INCLUDED • r I* IN. DAVIS MOWER BRIGGS A STRATTON 4 CYCLE ENGINE 1 •39” 20 IN. II.WIS MOWER IIRIGGH A STRATTON 3 II.P. 4 CYCLE ENGINE IIA I) Yatuo A Manro Mowers For Any Job. f I IIY — M A R V IN M IL A M 218 - 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE FA 2-4933 LEWIS HALES & SERVICE 3317 Country Club Rond Phone FA 3-7328 The S w n fo h d uitantix:TLatfonal Bank )IKM HER F.DJ.O �(Eh? B’mtfurii lim tlil Polling Places ' VOL.. 53 * United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., MARCH 25. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA n By LAItltY VERS II EL Nobody asked me but, you would think during the home •tretch of a political race a candidate would a pend all hie lima telling everyone w-luit a great guy ho is . . . and shak­ ing hands from Oviedo to Fern I’ark to First St. . . . Not Gordon Frederick. . . . For the past three days he has held conferences, meetings, long distance calls in hopes of try ­ ing to locate that proposed slate university here. • * • With Gordon's p o l i t i c a l friendship in the Legislature so high, If wo lose him . . . thnt university would go out the window If you doubt me check with say Legislators Woodle Liles, Itcne Zaechini, Welhorn Daniel, M a l l o r y Horne, William O’Neill, Henry Land, Charles Usina, Fred­ erick Karl, Jim Sweeny, # • # The Republican for the Leg­ islature is spending money as if he were tapping Fort Knox. . . . Thus far he has received $l.22il in contributions and an­ other $ 1,0011. . , . the job pays $1,200 per year. , . . (Jordon Frederick has spent a little over f - j 0 . • • • Honors for tim e Tucker., , . Ho will he the keynote speak­ er at the personnel conference of the American B a n k e r s Assn, in Chicago in May. • • • The County Commission has received the standard answer on proposed traffic light at 27 th St. and 17-02. . . . "Show us huw ymi will pay for it,'* aaya the SKD. • ft * C i t y M a n a g e r W. E. Knowles will recommend that pool charges go up this sum­ mer. In the past it has been 20 cents for youngsters and jo cents fur adults. • • • What happened to thosa strung assertions that lli* County and City judges made not too lung ago shout "jail sentences and license revoca­ tions for guilty DW1 ease*'? . . . See quite a few sentence* in both courts where the usual $200 and costs is all that’s im­ posed on tiie a valor of driv­ ing haunt*. • • • Dors anyone know of ware­ house or gurage apace wiiete the Semi-Centennial Celebra­ tion floats may be stored and decorated? , . . Needed for aliout three weeks . . . Call Clyde Long, the parade mar­ shall at the Sanford Atlantic Bank, please! Big ideas for a Dili and EXCITING parade . . . And we want to help nil we can to see it happen just thul way . . . Don't you? * • • Dsn Wright and Warren •■Fat" Patrick, tho big fruit merchants won a place on “the bridge’’ of the now slate of officeia for the Navy Iwague . • , What with San­ ford's elite of the Navy's instnllutions, it's proper that our city should he WELL rep­ resented in the uigaiiUation , . . And it is! • I f f Between Mother Nature and her nephew Jatk Frost, our produce farmers and the hankers are reutly in a big aqueeta . . . Friday night's frost ill Zell wood really wrecked the corn crop . , . And some others, too , . . Like good ole watermelons . . . It's too hud that this late icy wealh'T had to pile up on these fine fellows who ate just "coming to" after the jhvember refrigeration treat­ ment. • • * Looks like our south coun­ ty residents are going to have d.rect phone service to Winter Park, Orlando. • • • • • • llruity congiatulationa to the Womans Club on its Gold­ en anniversary! • . . What huppened to that plun the girls had of building a new club house? , . . D ial would be another lovely addition to our c.ty, ch? » • • Junior-Senior hop for th« BcminoUs nest weekend . . . And are those Juniors working to giva the toe-tzuniper* a real blast in their tour around ,tW wuridl P R E C IN C T A D D R E S S 1 1300 French Ave. WEATHER: Fiiir nml mild throitRlt Tuesday, llitrh today, 75-80. Low fortnight, 50-55. NO. 675 4 Canal Picture Good - Krider An ‘‘optimistic picture" for the successful com­ pletion of the pni|nised San ft ml-Titusville waterway was painted this morning hy John Krider, Sanford, chairman of tho St. Johns-imlian River Navigating Committee, before the Governor's Conference on Wa­ ter Resources at Tnllnhnssee. Bulletin The Chamber of Commetre will ask Uw City and County CV>mmission to help defray some of the ro*ts for a feasibility study for a pro­ posed new stele university here, Chamber President Franris Knumillal Jr. said ltd* afternoon. A delegation Is expected to appear be­ fore the rily hoard tonight and before the county com­ mission Tuesday. 5 t 6 7 s 9 10 11 12 Ct 14 15 16 17 ID in 2(1 21 ELIDIBLE VOTERS E L IG IB L E VOI 888 Scout Building, Lake Monroe ........................................ 568 Home Demonstration Building, E. 25th S t.................. 1.800 Altamonte Springs Fire House .............................. 855 609 Oviedo Town Hall ............................................................ Geneva ('(immunity House ...................... ..................... fhuluota, Old School H ouse......... .................................* 2t4 (inldcnnul Community House ........................................ 423 Longvvood Town Hall .................................................... 819 261 Lnke Mary Fire House n it Altamonte Community H ouse.......................... 561 Forest City, R. F. I’ervis Real Estate Office 668 Long wood Elementary School .......................... Lyman School Gym .......................................... 1,402 National Guard Armory, East First St............. 401 Rear Lnke, Florida Power L ounge.................. 477 ( ’usseilterry Fire Station .................................. 518 Farmer’s Auction Market, Hwy. 17-92 ......... 734 Seminole High School Gym .............................. 522 Upgnla Church Educational Rttililing............. 290 St. John’s Builders, 502 French Ave................ 901 401 West 18th, Your Home Food S ervice..... . Prairie Luke Legion H a lt............................................. .. 490 TOTAL 12,885 Krider, accompanied by Harold Scott, Jacksonville engi­ 23 neer for the proposed canal, told the conference that "I am more optimistic than at any W W A . . . time in tho past decade about chances for the canal from the St. Johns Diver to the Indian Diver. (This proposal would open Spending Plenty I water traffic from Jackson­ The City Commission to­ MIAMI (DPI)—Teamsters ville south through the St. night is expected to boost Dillon hnss Jimmy lloffa said Johns, through I.ake Monroe i to Lake Hartley, and by a cuurt ru*t* a* recommended Sunday night he is preparing "short-cut" canal to the In­ by Judge Kenneth McIntosh to spend $1 million in union dian Diver nt about May- during the regular meeting lunds on a tract of Dade County land. of the body at 8 p.tn town.) Judge McIntosh wn* given Krider, manager of the Sem­ inole Chamber of Commerce, the green light to conduct the Not Afraid JACKSONVILLE (UPI) said new estimates had rut study after railing the pres­ Appeal to Seminole Couit- senator nml five GOP House Orange, Palm Beach, Pinellas tlm rnmtl from 45 miles to ent court costs obsolete ami Florida East Coast Baitway nmf Srminoln. I'linlrmnn Ed Ball say* he'd ty’s 15.1)88 registered elector* members. “out -of ■dale.’* about ’J8 miles ami costs from In Duval County, *n effort TrnditinnnMy, Depuhl I e n n Hrronimendations are costs tie "glad to answer" charges | "to get out ami vote Tuesday" fit) million to $10 million or set at $2 wherein the fine im­ that I- EC officials Insulted the Wll* made by Begistrar Cuin- candidate* have won in Pinel­ by Negro Ernest Jackson to less, "We are not sure what our posed Is less than $15 ami govcrnmcnl Saturday. las County,, where threwjient* halt the election because of elln Bruce today. approach to financing wilt $7,50 when the film imposed discrimination failed when a nre nt stake, Tim county's 23 polling Now Committee he," lie said. "We want to de­ is over $15. Hopes for adding another federal court refused to Issue place* wilt lie open from 7 velop the complete plun tieIn other business the hoard JACKSONVILL (UPI) — a. m. to 7 p. m. Tuesday, with GOP senator nre riding with an Injunction. fore determining . that." He will consider 10 stric t lights A newly named romniUli'e of the unofficial tabulation to he Wnrren 8. Henderson, who is Jackson, a 41-yenr-old at­ said Volusia, Seminole, Orange on Melonville Ave; expert* wilt *|H-arliead the made Tuesday evening at Mrs. facing John It. Worn! in .Surnand Brevard Counties uro hcBequest for u liquor license fight against encephalitis tills lit tire's office ut the Chumhcr sot a County. This is one of tho torney who lost a bid for tho 1hind the proposal mid an engi­ at 2.502 Oak Ave, hy tho year, the State Board of of Conunrrro. few counties where Repuhli- statu llouie In the second neering firm is tiusy on the Knights of Columbus; permis­ I lea it h said Sunday. Duly race here Tuesday is can registration outnumbers primary, charged tho state's plans. sion to uso city property, the between Gordon V. Frederick, the Democratic. reappnrtlonmrnt law was Ir­ | It involves three bridges and landshrll pier for fireworks Higher Temps ’Die 12 counties involved in rational because It doesn't re­ Ihinia-rut, and Jan Fortune, twv> locks as tiiu pimcipul for the semi-centennial and By United Press Inlrrnitlnnal lb-publican, for the House of thn election nre Sarasota, In­ quire a randiilnto to lire in costa, ho said. selection of appraiser for the Showers and thunderstorms Bepiesentulives seat vacated dian Diver, Monroe, Dade, the district he aceka to repre­ "I just hope we run pin old post office. skipped across the midlands py m uvk N. Cleveland Jr. Broward, Utivnl, Hill-borough, sent. down right-of-way hefoia In­ today, following a spring Cleveland, Democrat, Is un­ terstate Highway lUi comet weekend which hrmight near opposed In tlm election for through, lie said, hut added s u m m e r temperatures to Seminole County's now seal in thul it looks like the road de­ Him Is of the country. the Slate Senate. partment is going In dcluy • • • this route south of a Daytona No Casualties TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — .)>»*. H rjeh K 'hi.' wi.l be a help." r fGALVESTON, Trx. (UPI)— Voters In 12 counties go tu Die I The Governor’* conference, M C 'S S U SA N DROW N ATLANTA (DPI) - " h e An engine burst Into flumes polls to elect 34 new state leg­ ni-rorillng to UPI, also receiv­ chief of an underground or­ and fell front a four engine islators. and Itepuhlirans are ed reports on the Cross-Flork ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ganization said Sunday he Navy traiii|>ort carrying 17 e*pri ted to pick up three and Joe Gazil will carry his of First Florida Utilities. ida barge canal mill the Flor­ today, furring the possibly five new seats creat­ fight to construct a llio.ooo hope* to step up raids on perions Tlie County Commission al­ ida East Coast Inland Water­ Communist Cuba so sharply plane to make an emergency ed hy reap port innment. shopping center at Ravenna so will hold three publia way. landing at Gnlvestnn. There The balloting will hn the Inst Park to the County Commis­ (waring! starling at 10 a. m. "Cuiistincliuii of the Fioss- that a civil war will erupt were no rasualtlr*. of three special elections call­ sion Tuesday, again.t dictator Fidel ('astro. on three proposed zoning Finrida lunge canal is of exed after the state Legislature Antonio Veciana, founder Ilia appeal will lie one of changes, including the con­ t r e m e national importance ngieed to Increase it* mem­ 108th Day a series of zoning questions troversial health regulations both as a commercial water­ of Alpha M which has merg­ NEW YORK (UPI) - A bership to 43 senator* and 112 to be brought before (lie for fishing ramps. way artery and an a defense ed with “ the Second Front deadlock between publishers representatives. Commission. Item til mend a tion rtf Regis­ measure," William MeCroe, of Kseamhray" s« a force and 320 striking phnlocngruvThe HUW session, convening Tin- Zoning Pom mission on trar Camilla Bruce for a Miss Susan liruwn, newest she s also good With steak* O rla n d o , chairman o f llio Flo- against Castro, said he hope* llie raid* ran he increased to rrs today pushed Hie New April 2, will have 45 senators Marrll 13 denied Gazil’* re­ year-round registration offiro entry in the contest to de­ and hamburgers. rida Canal Authorities, said York newspaper blackout into and 125 House members, in­ quest for a change (nun agri­ opened full time also will be at least one a week. Jazz is her favorite type of adding "the Cuban situation termine "Miss S e m i n o l e Such attacks hy small, Ds 108th day, despite a 3 2 cluding the hold-over* whose cultural zoning t« commercial considered. Mrs, Bruce proCounty" who will reign over music and blue is her favorite has forcibly drawn attention vote hy printer* to end their sent* were abolished, hut who for the proposed site on 20th senled the recommendation the So Year County Semi- color. She would choose * In the Florida gap In the in­ well trained hit-run groups were allowed to aerv* out Street. Gazil linn filed the two weeks ago, asking her Centennial is IIm- daughter ol man who Is definitely mascu­ line, m ini waterway system would give Cuban peojile a walkout. (heir terms. tremendous boost in morale appeal with Zunlng Director position tic made full time line, has a sense of humor, a .Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drown of extruding from New Jersey and would let tlte world Another Try The election Tuesday was Holier! Brown. good personality and is con instead of one day weekly 113 Brown Avc. to the Mexican border." ATLANTA fUl’Il - An at­ expected to indicate the suc­ know that there are Cubans Chairman J. C. Hutchison, with a salary Increase from She i* * dark-blond with sidcrate. |„ r liberation, torney for an Atlanta man res* of a rerent Bepuhliran of the County Commission, $3,(88) to $8,000. Her 115 pounds is distribut­ lU-trnl attucks on shrimp vv|„, w,(| hazel eje*. who like several trawler* is an immediate dem­ lie aald. who aroused Alnlmina coach drive to increase the GOP'a said today Gazil'* appeal is ed attractively over » 5 font Other matters to be dis* of the other girls entered in onstration of possible Florida Paul Bryant a n d former almost non-existent voice in Tlve Alpha ft! group was the contest is a Seminole Pv inch frame of 34-22’a-30 rape hazards, lie said. In addi­ credited with i(% first raid Georgia athletic director Wat- stale government. GOP Chair­ not on the prepared agenda cussed Tuesday aro Mr*. but may he brought up by Bruce's respiest to be allowed Inch measurement*. High School majorette. tion, expensive Saturn mis­ last Septcintier. Veciana said tai l Butts of rigging the VMi2 man Tutu Brown of Tampa Brown, Brown said lie will to purchase election equip­ Miss Drown is a former siles presently must he barg­ that Intelligence reports from Georgia • Alabama football predicted the party's efforts present Hie appeal. General ment at $5,000 from funds Queen of Hearts and was one ed along this exposed route, within Cuba have noted that game said Sunday hit rllent will result in "many more Hutchison said the matter already budgeted to ber of­ of the ten finalists for the and last fall's military land­ a wave of stepped up satmtage will he happy to lake another (SOP sent*." then will be deferred pending fice; Maitland's request to Peanut Bowl Queen title in ing cruft sorely lucked an udn- and unrest ha* followed every lie detector teal to back up Under the old 38 35 setup, a public hearing at a later support legislation allowing 1059 snate 1rails-Florida waterway raid since. bis charges. lliete was only one H.-pohliruli date. Maitland's police oerfaln Besides her extra-currlcu to facilitate deployments from Tlie County Commission al­ (lowers In Seminole County; iar activities with the Twirl­ the East Coast to the Tampa LAKELAND (D PI)—Flor­ so will decide on an ap|x-a| naming of a commlttoe to ing Seminole* she serves at area. ida citrus grower* have lost hy a Board of Adjustment de­ study the feasibility of estab­ Seminole Memorial Hospital morn than $30(1 million ns a cision granting a special ex- lishing a courthouse annex in as a Candy-Iriper, and in ad­ tvault of the December fie.-xe. Closing ceptarn to zoning regulations S o u t h Seminole County, dition to twirling ami danc­ un industry official disclosed All huoilic** estahlidine lit* Thomas II. Fuller, of Win­ ing Saturday afternoon at the these officers; J. D. Wright in an A-1 zone to extend area and the legislative proposals ing, she loves to ski. Secre­ serving liquor will he closed ter Park, was elected presi­ Sanford Naval Air Station. He J r , vice president; Cdr. J . It. for tlie proposed addition to of the State Association of tarial work Interests her, too. this weekend. "This i» far more than the Tuesday, election day, until dent of the Central Florida succeeds Adm. W R. Hoi- Anlink. secretary; Byron J. the sewage treatment plant County Commissioners. One of her favorite dishes inronia fiom any one fruit 7 p.m., the polira Department Council of the Navy league lingiwurth, USN-Bct. VIIIwork, treasurer; Nat M. whlrh she likes to prepare I* crop in any particular sea­ at it* annual luncheon-meet­ The council also elected Turnbull, Judge advocate; M. called a * carrot cake," and son," sold Itidiert W. Rutledge, announced today. W. Wells, assistant Judge ad “hut of even greater import­ vacate; ,\l. J. Muller, mem ­ ance is thnt the actual out-ofbership chairman; J. K. Gal­ pocket eost to ritm s grower* loway, program chairman; for such things as tree re­ Brig. Gen. Dnnuld K. Yost, placement and rehabilitation Marine Corps affairs com­ of groves will amount to huumittee, and Victor Hulclim*. drews of millions of dollars." S chairman of Advisory Council Circuit fudge Va*»nr It. FT a ButJ.-dgc, everutivo v i c e jlbrft Innersprlng mattress** * on Naval Affair*. Carlton hn* granted an exten­ piesident of Florida Citrus lo'agun members, following ' rebuilt Inrludrst New sion to April I for attorneys Mutual, said any effoit to de­ luncheon, were briefed hy (’over, Krw Insulation, to file briefs ill the 1400,000 termine the total cost of the Capt. Robert W ire, base ltrpn>rc*i>nl Padding, slander suit of M. L- Faxon freeze would he likely to fall commander, and Cap!. Jos­ doing hu'iiu *- us Saxton Ter- shoil of the final figure. New Padding added eph Tully Jr., Ilatwing One mite Control, against City fie said other major items where needed. roinmsmlrr, and made a tour Manager W. K. Knowles anil j , i p, |lC ronsideref are re of base facilities, tlip City of Sanford. placement of hearing und non"Tlie Mission and Capabili­ Defense Attorney William j hearing tires und I.ringing ties of Heavy Attack," em­ Hutchison h-.d sought to have them h ail to the equivalent phasizing the versatility of the court eliminate the City u- age evicting at the lime of thu heavy attark aviation, was freeze; general grove n-habili a defendant. presented hy Captain Tully, lution; extra interest* costs, 'JtfN who described the training and cost* of pioduclion losses. 2nd. K. MAGNOLIA I'll. FA 2-G321 functions performed by Heavy Attack Squadron Three, the training received hy pilots Page 2 Bridge and crew members and the Page t» Classified facilities available fur Darn­ Page 8 Comlr! ing. Dear Abhy .... .... Pnge 2 WASHINGTON (UPI) — He also discussed the rule Page 4 Lt. Col. John S. D. Elsen­ Editorial NAVY LEAGUE menilvers were entertained at their annual luncheon of heavy attack sa an Inte­ Page 2 Entertainment hower, son of the former meeting Saturday afternoon a t Sanford Naval Air Station. From the left: grated unit of carrier aviation r*ge s n president, hat submitted his Legal* Capt. Joseph M. Tally Jr., commander of Hatwing One; Thnmun II. Fuller, and operational component Page 8 resignation from the U. S. Puzzle ... .... Winter Park, incoming |fre»ident; James Wright, past president, and of tlie U. S. Second and Sixth Page it Arm) alter 19 year* of mili­ Society Fleets. Adm. W. R. Hollingsworth, outgoing piesident. (Herald Photo) tary service. ^ Png*- 7 Spurt* Court Costs Hike Expected By City Board BRIEFS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'Get Out Vote Urged Frederick, Republican Vie For Vote Here Stepped Up Cuba Raids Set Shopping Center Appeal Due Tuesday Susan Brown New Entry In Contest $300 Million Citrus Damage Navy Loop Officers Named Spring Special Slander Suit Extension Set MATTRESS RENO VATIO N Herald Index Eisenhower Quits Army I {i �Ih f 0 fcanfarh £ a Page 2—Mon. Mar. 25, 63 W rrtlh A tf b b y DEAR F.W.M.: Ask the l* st barber in town to shape your mustache the first time, then follow his line. (He’ll know which style suits you best.) Mustache wax can be found in drug stores. Good luck. Your wife will be tickled, I’m sure. • • • DEAR ABBY': How does a girl know what to order on a flute? For instance, hist night, after a school dance ((not formal), three oT us cou­ ples went out to eat. I don't know how much money my date had and 1 didn't want to take a chance on embarrassing him, so I said 1 was­ n 't v6ry hungry and all I wanted J J a c o b y O n (B By Abigail Van Buren • DEAR ABBY: I grew » beard for the Piedmont, Mo., Centennial in 15)55. 1 got the prize for the longest heard in town. 1 also had a beautiful mustache, which measured 7‘i inch­ es long. After the celebration 1 shav­ ed my face clean. Everyone told me I should have kept the mustache. My wife especially. I am starting to grow one again, hut I don’t know how to shape it. Is there a book of pictures showing different styles and shapes of mustaches? I’m pretty good with a straight-edge razor. Does any place still sell mustache wax? F.W.M. was coffee. My date ordered himself a shrimp cocktail, steak sandwich, French fries and a sundae. The other kids ordered the same. What should I have done? THE CONSIDERATE ONE DEAR CONSIDERATE: Before ordering you should have asked your date for a suggestion. Or, "W hat do Y'OU feel like?” Even after having ordered coffee and everyone else had ordered extravagantly, you could have said. “ I’ve changed my mind, I’ll have the same.” • • • DEAR ABBY: About those busybodies in “Small Town,” who thought the man with five small children should have delayed his sec­ ond marriage out of resj»ect to his wife’s recent death: Wonder if any of them ever offered to help with the kids, or brought over a hot meal, or volunteered to do a day’s laundry? He was fortunate to have found someone to step in. He needs sympa­ thy and understanding, not criticism. 1, for one, wish them all the luck in the world. VIEW FROM THE HILL • • * What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped env elope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby h h d q s i Th« Mm* "SUymiD” f» * NORTH 25 general term applied to a A QOS 2 V J3 two-club retpontc to au opena k to » a A ID ! Jns no-trump aa an artificial EAST bid. The general principle WEST A A 10 I must be good because many A 74 f AKB I 4 *1053 average player* and almoit a Qs i a is4 3 every tournament player uses a t a A J 10 3 some form of the convention. KOI,"Til (l») AKJ D8 My mellsMi of ualng this con­ *Q#7 vention la with the Jacoby A AJ 2 tranafer bid. AKQ7 Tit* uae of fitayman in Both vulnerable •ome form or other greatly South W «t North Kul Pax increaiea the efficiency of 1N.T. P un 3 A Pan 4 A Pun your no-trumpa. When you 3 A fa n Paul add the JTB you are operat­ Opening Iced—V It ing the beat possible way. With 10 palnla and 4 3 3 3 mnl no-trump. North hui 10 distribution South h is a nor- points ami a fairly well bal­ ■i U )s i J h s t ii) o A group of women in one southern city recently enroll­ ed In • beauty workshop to learn how to be graceful un­ der trying circumstances. Stressed in the course are lucli modern hazards ai how to get In and out of a lowslung automobile with grace and aplomb Instead of with an obvious struggle. The women also have been practicing how to manage walking and atalr-ctlmblni in need!* heels without mincing along or clutching handrails. And then there’s tho closeto-1be-flour furniture, that re­ quires a definite technique (si wall aa youth and agility), to gat in and out of without pushing and struggling. And aiiud you, all of these problems are further compli­ cated today by th* short, tight iklrls woman are wear­ ing It takas some doing just to keep an already short skirl from going even higher when • woman aits down. m T e l e v i s i o n anced hand, fie wants to get to game and might well jump right to three notrurnp. but he feels that if his partner has four spades the hand might belong in that suit. He gets to four spades by mean) of btuyman. HU two club response «»lcs partner to show a four card major suit. Wh e n partner bids two spades. North Jumps to game m that suit. Four spade* It a cisch. South loses two hearts and the ace of trumps, but three no-trump goes down. West opens hli fourth best heart and the Hrfense collects four hearts and the ace of spades. By Ruth Millett s m Wa laugh today at the prob­ City Station, New York 19, N. lems of women In bygone Y. days who had to learn how lu flirtatiously handle their fans, Ot’KN lis ts to manage stairs and narrow doorways while wearing hoop skirts, to get into carriage* without exposing loo much ankle, and so on. NOW thru WED. But while we are smiling At 1:00 . 1:00 • 1:00 with amusement at yester­ 7:00 - 9:00 day’s problems, today's fash­ ion* arc creating new ones. Probably no lady ever had more trouble getting into a horsedrawn carriage while wearing hoops than today's woman has trying to get gracefully in or out of a for­ eign sport* car while wearing a tight skirt that hit* mid­ knee under the beat circuin stance* niTz ITS A BLAST#! in It util Mi licit eyes, and sug­ gests solutions to — mother mid-‘#0 s problem: ''Tips on Teenagers.” Mull 33 cents to Ruth Mi Heir a Header Ser­ vice, c/u Tho Sanford Herald, I'. 0. Dux 4SU, Dept, A. Radio i i i * STARTS SUNDAY CHARI.ION HESTON DIAMOND HEAD l Fioinuaf Cuts iwh M ONDAY I*. M. * s t I t ) CBanntl I a m rtisi is> C h t c k m a t * <5y a > j 5 i ? c u e l * r t : » i »:> K t l l o r i a l *:*■» (I) ft-*!* Tnn»*r S p o rt * > - v ice p i M ld - F l* Lvv. R t p o r l Spcrt* Pictur* e d i t o r i a l Con-.u-vt.t M ttiat.cr W u t h i i Show D ratard Son a S poria K aport O rbit IIU B tlty -S rin u iv y ropcotd S l U n t K«rv:<* t>'.c*»t tV altar w roakit* M o n d a y M l * At T:.M Delta T o T e ll TAa T r u t h Th* D i k o l n I t * (Jot A b * ; / at : « <»i R l f l a m a n T h a L u c y sh e a r 8 t o n * y Murk* D auby Thom** itl (1| I 09 <t> I. It) Iti It) ■how d:5t ( a) A n d y - i r i f l i t h > c t a 10:0b i t i P n a s o r d I t ) Brthklay ( Jo u rn al I t ) Ttan C a t n y l « . : t i t ) r ft u m p th * h t a r a ()> I m a x * USA i t ) A TIC F i n a l R t p o r t II. t o I I I N * w tc o p » I t i M urp h y M artin W ith th * y # * - i 11 I* ( t ) H o l l y u o r t M e v l t C a ta la ead a 11 t l 111 C h . a T h t a t t r l l t i t I I ) T o n lt* Show TUESDAY A. M. t it (i> aian o« f lb (i) C onttnaetal ftia ft) fo lia r* .oem of C lass, tb* T : t i ( I ) M l r k a y ’a T im * li M l I, K H .it l l» I\ ' I I hi 1 Ml ( tl[ ( l Mi'llmurnt'-Knu Iaka ted in tliia fubuluun Cape Canaveral a r e a I where property in in great demand • itapld expaiulon in boom proportfona. J\-«- to n e Ci Concentration -tl I-*t* * Cl#Jr. T U E S D A Y P . M. l t : t b H i 1,or * o f l.tr* X U n c le W a l t Superm an B u r n * A Allan Superm an W a a t b a r Fhisw NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS City lax books close April 1st. Penalty starts from that date. Tax Certificate rrale May 28, 1903. liR f ir r e E i H. X. Tamm. Jr. • M ISOU1 N l F H t O t t tHHAlANl. A FUA1ANT ANO F«OI»FT *IU*F IVSH n O S * TMI MOST D ! » m * * IH O STMFTO.W1 City Tax Collector City of Sanford, Florida Kuumillat A .\ndcs*«n Mrlirynnld* Drue t " . SAVE o&H&HER. W-D FRESH GROUND BEEF . . 5 CHEESE 2 c- 49^ i S u n n y la n d G a. - Fla. 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M.# Mar. 29 — Melbourne, McMillan Furniture Bldg. 131* CDS Dulldinjf with plate glann Front Wyman aenls 11."9 I t i T h * McCoy* I I . t b ' S ' Tou r* F o r t NEW YORK (U P I)-T h ffd msmbrra of Provirfanca’s Natlunsl Invitation Ilsaketlialt Tournament champions—Ray Flynn, Jim 8ton« and John Thompson — today dominated the tourney all-atur team chos­ en by United Press Interna­ tional. Dill O'Connor of Canisius and Ron Glaser of Marqutlta completed tha team selected by 30 a porta writer* and broatfcasUra who covered the 2<ilh annual post-aeaion cluaalc, won by Providenca. Tit# second-seeded Friare routed Canlsiue, 81-68, in Saturday’s finale. ttna of the mott IteasiI) traveled highway* | In Fltrrids. Property troute 118' on H « y -1792 with 28* eokement adjoining far driving. i purpoaea. More than 200' deep. Additional [ lut at roar of properly may tie purchased with | Hit- building. [_ (>) Jan* S a c r a l S t o rm Am arlcan U an u a ta a J T h a M atch C o m a L i c a of S i g h t M i k a Room F o r Dad d y I t ) DI»co »*ry '* ! N IT All-Star Team Named THUUS. 1:30 P.M. On G June Purkwuy Hlvd. in the I*uth of the merginv MARCH 28 Orlando • Sanford Commercial • Industrial area. Thia fine lililg. la 120' . | ( 11 ltd (f) (t) Ci it) 1t ) V- w* >*t i t ) it) Cl t i t <<Cl F lannm a N tw a G eap a l in the heart of CASSELBERRY, FLA' ‘ lt.it SCI ■;•) t:S 3 1:15 iV u rn ar Till ft) T o d a y (t) )’ra-N eh o o l TC* (t) C o u n t d o w n —___ i I { :l« l:< l I t i A n ittL u n K .itu iy (Si I t o tn p v r Itouh i CI N | * | Si l n t * r r l « w * i t i S ay W h * e t i l L rarn S panlih I t ) D a y T o u r llur.c S ( t l I l.ov* L ucy ( t l t n n 8 o t h r » n Xhow C i l-rlc* la R!*h-. t t i o (t> A t r c r i c a n N a a * * . « a J S i l l C i NBC N * » » 5:00 I I I M * . c r i c k t l ) Do n yieNat! — D a l ­ ton* . ) L oratta Toun* t t » Q j t a n F o r A L)»; JO i t i To T all T h a Tr-j-n 11 • W*ho Do fo-J T r u s t 11 > V o u r .r P r . Mali na ! i l K i Iiau ila* B d w arl* A ir McMillan Furniture Proper tie* long feeing liikh»H) by dll' di-oi totalbig eppros. 7200 at|. It. uf Din it fl)Hir apart-. Ihr plate glara front pro. tide* all ideal frlail oiitb l, *ho» ft..... fuelIII is-** and Ha open floor xpatr pi-riiill* many illffcrrut O pt" of liUkinrkkt-k. I.orellng in hieml hole L'ounO ha* many aiiianlagt-* a* till* ruunl) tax alrurture Ima offt-n-d many I advantage*, caukiug inI duktrii-k lo I u c a I a there. »:t» ij> j*.k Laiaan* C> T o u r F i t *t lc.t> t i •tan * t) E rn l * F o r d S h e * 1 2 4 1 3i H a r r y F*»»on*r New* i : ; l a C l T r u t h o r C o h .* u i | - F a t h e r K n o w * U*» i t ) saarcb for T c n u r row 11 t i t ) ( . u l d m * L t* n t l l i Mld-Fv* R . p - . r t IS x i i C l H BC X * * i R * p o r t 1:0* i f ) ll» -t a i l o r F a t h * r C i N*.. • - W f a t h e r l i l t i t i L afftffn * t ; » KIlmi.M c* t ; l t i l l At Tha W orld T arns C i (-.cltnc* ( t i H ! g n * » r P atrol 1.0b i t i l'«*»w.,- d H i Mara- C r i f t l n s h o w t a i L a y In C o u r t ; : » • i*i A rt L txikltttar i t ) d f . t n Kay* I:-M 1 1 Million*)-* i i. fli K i m On tlF (*) T o d a y w o n -,*% ( I ) W aka up lilt ft) F a r m M a r k e t Raport (*) S t a t a N a » a an d 1k ' k - U 8 HWY. 17.93 north of ORLANDO-.MAI HA N D l i t tl) w#»ib*r ted Kr»» 1 4 0 H i Today H i C a rto n -.l lI * (.IS C| M uu M,u.<i.u in I . I t 111 (») t.ri it) (tl f.SC ( t l ■S) t . t i (J) t i t (») t t l fill li) i .v a i s , i:tt t!i iti 2 : 1i < t i i;J» C ) I * * (»> M l c k r y Kv*&* S! -ar l:»t I f ) Captain K ie ,r r tt T o n i g h t Hulliv on L'4v. Ilwy. 1 100* IIwy. Frontage plua 2.1 acre lot Proper lien open for inupection 10:30 A.M. daye of auction. Car.li price* and eouvenire given away at auction. P e a n u ts> 6 9 ^ Peas 303 CAN GREEN GIANT PEAS WITH PURI-nr BAKE-A-PIE P la te PURITY HOT DRINK C u p s H 5? **jiw V K » n .. FRESH ;<. a a 23* “r 2 3 i O n i o n s 3032 9 ^ 47/ C o r n 5REEN GIANT CREAM STYLE 24-CT. M S iW fit NBKt W N iJwtj iLv i H. . J j£ l L m k Ji '& m cA FAN E XT TK RA F A N C Y . Golden Bantam C o r n __ aaw ^ Fresh Cabbage Merten Creem Fits ^* • I (or 19* — - —-a. h ia d s . Car Lr 5^ Kendall Lemonade .. m W * 0 6-oz. 99# p:? j. . m tv--* BP m */..J K *“ e W Vi • S3 wm V?*1 �\ ffhr fratifnrlt ¥rrn1Ii Mon. Mar. 25, Y>.1—Page 11 Typhoid Fear Sweeps Resort U&NEVA <UP1) — The tinkling of sleigh bells does nothinsj to still the fear in the ski resort of Zermatt, new haunted by the threat of spreading typhoid fever. Even the bells themscivo are heard less often. Fewer and fewer people ap­ pear on the streets each day. This is giving the village, with its sm alt hotels, decor­ ated shops nod festive eating house*, somethin!? of the air of a deserted Hollywood movie tel. Very few guests lunge the echelng corridors of large hotels which are operating with absolute-minimum staffs. Tiie dining rooms arc almost empty and guests bed* go un­ made until late evening. Only at night docs the vil­ lage come alive, when the few iindnuntfd skiiers dance ami diink. This appears to be a forced gaiety, ns the fares reading the skimpy medical bulletins heconm more seri­ ous each morning. Several sheps have closed ■'for reasons beyond our control.** At first many tourist*— particularly the young — did except for one small railioad.1also raging at the time. Locul authorities appeared Many foreign visitors told not to understand either, ap­ this eoriespoudent they be­ parently confusing early ty­ lieved the autlunities tried to phoid fever cases with vic­ obseuie the situation to lull tims of an influenza epidemic tourists into a sense a»f false security —thus cutting the al­ ready severe financial loss to the hotel industry from which Zermatt earns its living. 1 oval authorities indignant­ ly deny this charge. They -ay they took all ptvcaulit its as soon as it became necessary. - v* The local medical associa­ tion charged Sunday night, however, the "insufficient and inadequate” action by authori­ ties aggravated tile typhoidfever out break, which lias caused 2 deaths and sent more than tPU pet sons in the Unit­ ed Stales and Em ope to bed. Zermatt’s doctor* demanded an ilivettigali n by the Swiss Medical Association. It, turning vacationers catt icd tite fever to tile United Slates, It ri tain, West (iei many,, Holland and Fiance. Many of those staying on have teeeive anxious rallies from relatives at home urging them SNOW SPRINGS IN - Thu writing on tin* window of this car rcllucta the to leave at once. suntintents nl most people in the nation’s eapital tin spring arrived in a f f < / s not understand the serious­ ness of the situation because of the lark of restrictions on people coming into the vil­ lage, which i* cut off from the world by tcareting mountains C-** Mrs. Lottie Nix I’lurry <if snow. ( NKA Telephoto) To Be Buried Pars WH^'day press ^ccuse(j q( obscuring Issues Funeral services lor Mrs. Lottie A. Nix. who died at her home Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness, will he lield at t p. m. Wednes­ day at the First Baptist Church of Sunford vvilii Itev, Fix'd It. Clianee oflieiating. Burial will lie in Evergreen Cemetery. \ native of Commerce, Ga. Mrs. Nix had made her home in sanfurd for live past ;t8 years. Her resilience was at 1812 S. Palmetto Avo. A retired school teacher she had taught in Seminole schools for 110 years. Site was a memIter of the First llaplist Church; Delta Kappa Gamma Society; Sanford Wo. m an's Club; Sanford Garden Cl uli; United Daughters of the Confederacy; Sanford Story league ami was a past matron of the Order ot Eastern Star. She is survived by four children, Mrs. Evans McCoy, ot Sanford, Mrs. Henry El­ liot Jr. of DeFuniak Springs. Mr*. Dabney Hardy of Gulf ltree/e and Hr. S. J. Nix Jr. of Waynesboro, Va.; sisters, Mrs. Fred Evans of Atlanta, Ga, and Mrs, E. II. Taylor of DeFuniak Springs; brnother, it T. Appleby of Gainesville and It grandchild­ ren and two great grand children. ilri.xson Funeral Home 1» in ciiarge of arrangements. W. A. Weeks Dies March 20 William Arthur Weeks, R2. nf Altamonte Springs died March 20 in Winter Park, The son of Henry Davis Wteks amt Oct avia Caroline (Webster) Weeks, he was Imrn Dec. 2. HWO in Wilton. Me., where lie lived for many year* on tiie family homeatead and owned and operat­ ed a fruit farm. A member of the local, state ami nation­ al Granges, there, he had served at one time as Master of tiie subordinate Grange of East Wilton and at various times in oilier offices, lie also served for several years as Selectman in Wilton. Following his retire rnent, hi* winter* were spent in Winter Park until Hie death of hi* wife. He later became a permanent resident of Flor­ ida residing for some time in Msilland and then in Al­ tamonte Spring*. Survivors are a daughter. Mr*. Oliva COvielkt of Stam­ ford, Conn.; a sister, Mrs. Chester Dascombe of Paw­ tucket, H. I.; two grand children, William Arthur txMairu and Mrs. Hon aid KJos and a great-granddaughter, Karen, and many nieces and nephew*. A Memorial Service will be held in June af tiie East Wil­ ton Church in Wilton, Me. OVER 35 YEARS WASHINGTON (IT U — A top odmiiiistlotion informa­ tion officer rhurged today that •'some of the press" has rais­ ed a "gient lug bank of cliches" which obscure* the real issue in tile dispute over alleged government “news management." Assistant Secretary of Stale fin' Public Aflair- Hubert Hospital Notes MAIM II :<i Admission* Florence Wood, Casselberry, llumm lax- Hansen Charles Jones, Fllaine Campbell, Eu­ gene F. Huumillat Sr., I.uia Sim*, trlcno It) an and Mar garct McCoy of Sanford. Discharges Dorothy Price, Lake Muntxc; Jam es Gelir, Lake Mary: Waller Clark, Hazel Gillon. Mattie Singleton, Mrs. Hiehard Cooke amt liaby; lav roy Hieliardson; Mr*. Patrick Donahue ami baby; Mrs. Vi­ vian W. Gandertun and baby. Itutli Wall, Guy Stephen*. Mary Patler»on. Maude Thoma* and David ilavvkllii of Snnlord. MAIICII 21 Atlmlkxlonx May Hell, Geneva: George S. Hendrix Jr., Tina Rose Kmdrlx, Titusville; Marie Hittill, l,ake Monroe; Steve Un-sell, Geneva; Ora Hello llruwn, Lucille Glenn. Kath­ erine Daugherty, Ulucfurd Me Whorlrr, Ibtbert Madison. Albert EtIward*. April La sli­ er, Hcverly Ann Kuhman, Frank Cobb, Catherine Fox, Alliertha Kiner, Louclla llam son of Sanford. Births .Mr. ami Mr*. Hubert Glenn of Sanford, a boy Disrhargr* Huth Boyle, Del)ary; Marquente Lakeman, Dellary;; Margaret McCoy, Elisabeth Travis, James Hardin. Don­ na Hardin. Donna llanven. Gilbert Filcgcr. Hammond Polk, Judy Brown, Fred Stanley, Carl Harris, John David-on of Sanford. Manning said the basic prob­ lem was the "built-in conflict" I. e l w e e n the government's necessity to conduct some business ill private and the public's "tight and need" to know wlial is behind policy dev isielts. In testimony pirpnied for Hie House Guv eminent luf< illation sulieonimittee. Man­ ning flatly rejected the idea Hint u government of filial might la- justfiied in moments of crisis in ly ing to the press. He -aid' that if tiie official couldn't tell the truth, he should "button his lip." Manning ami \ssi.-tanl De­ fense Srcirtuiy for I’uhlie Af­ fairs Arthur Sylvester vveie called before tile subcommit­ tee, headed by- Itep, John E. Mo--, D-Calif., to ilefetid till„di,.inhalation's news policy . Huth hum been under file foe alleged ir-str let inns mi the flow of news from iln-ir de­ partments liming iiiiil after tile Cuban missile ei Isis, l>ut ■Sylvester has drawn must of the criticism. Manning said that "the oh. ligation of n govcniou-ut ofti• iul is to ti-ll the 11utli or, if security dictate-, to liuttoii his lip." He said he knew ot no one "inside of our uul-ule gov­ ernment who disputes tldo." "I suppose many might ac­ cept the slogan: ‘Better misleil than ileud*—a slogan which does not represent Stale De­ partment policy or mine, and which I fondly hope will not 1I17IIIIV 111 - POW ELLS Offirr Supplies A Gill177 MiiKiirrlia Ave. M ONEY TO PAY We provide cash for taxes of every description — Icderal, slate, income, property, etc. What's more, the money you need con be in your hands almost as soon as you ask for I t C O N V E N IE N T T E R M S u .- ,.r ^ ~ n o o Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* * Furniture • Tiie * Piano* • Rental Beda G .A C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ------------------- ■— -usroM ■ . 111 W att FinI 5b««f...................................... T eL fA i/la * 2 -3 7 0 OSS*—O '■■■ 1 suffered severely hax arris of a sharp cost of living increase. Dr Gaulle's hopes of leading a European economic surga are tied to keeping the franc strong. W omen P ast 21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Atter II. common Hiatus or Klscdrr !.-. nutp.ni sltr.t Is!r* ■< mans womenlr< ■ m . f. s i . J u . « » t u . r e t o u O t o e a n d n e r v e u , f o:u too trcuu-nt. bunutis or Itotuoi itrltuiionbottidssenaiiteMBecondsMiv, sou mee low iierp mil .iiftrr !mm Hoc, SftiM. htree ct,s Slid (eel old. Itted. da. or*>•*d. In rucl. Irritation. CY*T»;X; 3 n . u s ltr b tin c j (»»t. ralax ln i to m ro rt t e cutt-me I r tu s tln i tr r m i in ttro n t, a ria w in * stid b r a n alifsle pain relief, l i f t CYflfKX *1 d ru iilfta . r* .l battar t i n . B R A K E AND. F R O N T E N D S E R V I C E MARCH 26th W H A T IS S A N I K t N i : : Many of you are asking, "What i- Stinitnlie div elealiing?” "Why it iliffeiellt llom any vdln-i ty|>e , leaning Wi gn • ion , li-iigthy, teidinienl de-eiqitHiii of tinnii'tli. d used in Sanilone, hill to put it as briefly as po-oilde, Sanilulle has I-IIIployed trained engineers for years to improve and develop the old, mid now out moiled, simple ideas of dry <leaning into a highly skilled, effi­ cient way of removing stains. soil ami spots fiom tliu many different type* of material- sold today. WIIKItE CAN | FIND SAN I TONE Cl.EANEHS? To rnaintain the high -tamlard- of quality, they al­ low only one -Imp ill the -tiuillir town* and they- seleet one with highly trained and -killed personnel to rutty the Sanilone label. More Hum that -they employ In»|ieilion engiln-eis to make leguliir in»peetion, to lie sure their standaid- ol lilgli quality ate met. We tee. Illmend that, vvle-n you ate traveling or in a strange town, you look fin the Sunitone sign to lie g u i l e you have a qualified, reliable (leaner, lilt, NEWS ill; log I l e u s -eg uUI for Fit EE .MDTllPHOtlFING. T llrle '* If. dow ntow n h , i ; a m : iin \ M2 PALMIvlTO AVE. C ullilllll l l e v l Week i,.u iN O i;m ;i(s PIIONK FA 2-325)2 ' X - * * srraropH O N ic MIC1M-IIDCLITY CONSOL! PHONOGRAPH MODI L *SS Aought*He*trd Seaml ias* is neonti-uiporsrv console in Walnut, swanlerl llu< Fimi Hardwoods ,\>~-inli.ui i, rlilieation lag. Pl,,v« .ill Mtt'» of record- on llie fMlmnld V*M 'Slrm-O-Mstie'P I -S f— d Ai.ltHiiaiie It,cord t'lnnzrr with Slisdonlitn Disinoiid Ncrdlv• rr-iuu- I'-riii.tr.- Four qnstitv -l-rtl.-r# pewernl by ■ DO-natl tpenkt nnqdirtrr. H,.|wr*l« Haw, Tr, Id,.. 11*1.,me. ‘lone-o nratic'S laxiilim, and Fiinrtion Conlvwis. Kadlo Tuner and T*|—Hrronlar gtdioni | / llir Arninfr /or toils Six* YY ifi-iTiriflafmfioa r,*/»y. hrvv ».m like the price SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. IIS MAGNOLIA AVE. F A 2-1.r)(i2 . . ELECT Gordon V. Frederick State Representative GROUP 1 WE DO ALL THIS. . . FOR ORLY Seminole County /TX CVrtn and adpot aa sln H f. 6 Cltax:k prtMTiitrrr cynnOrr c a r ) -[Kirk plugs. In auckiny; tdi-iliim na Stiiniimlit f’ounly'a Ht'iMiMunlativu, 1 ifu an mi tliu Imaia of my <|ii;ilil'initionn, IniininK anil experience. I uni Making lur your VOTE AND S l'lT O ItT on Maivti 2(itli, on llie liaaia nf my (|ualificutioiia, training and experieiicu. a LIFFLONis UFSIDFNT (28 years) in Seminole County, 1 believe I know the county and It» many legislative needs. SEIMINOLI'] COUNTY’S FUTUKF IS MY FUTURE. z \s 1(Tran ami u-t pomta, 1S*H timing. Adjust cartrurnlut jO j Q s d t rad and ! ® 66 * a n y six cyhnO m r •nil ngtit a n d vxiflugr r e g u l a t o r (2) Qrexk laillrrv ■paa-ts H US H 7 ir * * t o n * As a FAMILY MAN, PROPERTY OWN Fit ami TAXFA YKK, I believe I know those things which will enable Seminole County (o continue its progress. Our economy, our schools, roads ami our tux picture are as import an l to me as io any other resident. NEW TREADS As an ATTORNEY, I have (he educational background and the practical training to evaluate the many laws that are proposed in the State Legislature. These arc laws which will affect all of us. Complete Set of Tubeless Whitewalls As an FXPFR1FNCFI) LFUISLATOR, having served Seminole County in the Florida State legislature for more than six years, 1 know the mechanics of the Legislature, its rules and procedures. THFRK CAN UK NO SUBSTITUTE'] FOR KXPKR1KNCK. ANY SIZE APPlIfO OH SOUND TI8C B00« OR ON TOON OWN IUO ituf V ,r Trnulf, idrnJi/ied hg .Wnfaf/irrn asif Jiu/> nark, tut O U A R A N T IIO 4- F o r I. Afsiifii-4 ilH sx ta t n nlvlgi ais-I mail* »nts rt&snntf hi* I Af-Ainsi fwvfrn*! ni**! kswirl •rscx|.| trtMifist lc pMndart%> w w t f o n l in « w rtiU y | ms •V lrt f ai IS* h r in* msmlK" TOMORROW «•lllristll ihltJI* AW "I I'Mxml- un 111,4 pticYit •urmil •* lirviR at iNlpMxJuirrit Ifp Itm iN llli |M*trA(«nt urn I ii -omI 49 149 Mm to. wmd 4 las*«n 1st* Ju s t sny " C h a rg e it" . . . buy on e a sy term:. GORDON V. FREDERICK f. Stute Representative, Croup I Seminole County A QUALIFIED - EXPERIENCED - POM T lM • S wkrra your dollar buys AAU.CS morw 42g Norlh Orange Avenue................ ...Tel, GArden 4-3605 401 Welt Central Boulevard.................. I ok GArdcuJ £*VJ 1243 ta il Colonial Drive........................... Tel. G Arden 6-2641 1QANS MAM TO KISIPIMTS OF A ll N IA tIT TOWNS walkouts. Some observers say a gen­ eral strike may be in the of­ fing unless the government switches tactics. Tiie nationalized workers me angry about lie tiauilc's efforts to keep production cost* down by keeping wages in nationalized industries be­ low the average of private in­ dustry. The government claims its action is necessary to fore stall inflation and keep price* level. Wothci* claim they have v beauty to see... ELECT Al Firs! A Palmetto ( Alongside old post afficr) O p e n House ceremonies were held Sunday at .1 pm , at Hie Good Samaritan Home of Sanford, with Hir superviMir, Mother ftuliy I. Wil -on. serving a* lio-ie—. Members and represent;!live- of Negro tliurrhc- and organization* m Hie conimun ily attended the upon house to (uiy tribute In Moilier Wil son and the work being ilotp at the lioinc, uliieh is located at Ihe corner ol Eighth St, and Mulliorry At e, adjacent to Hi<< Free Will 1Mini's* Cliurch. W HAT - NOTS Va PRjCE PAIIIS I Ill'll — President t’harles de tliiullr, his hope" of Eun'peutt economic leader­ ship plug tied by growing labor unrest, fared the threat today of a possible nationwide strike PHOENIX. Arir (UPD - by France's --million man An autopsy report today may nntUmuliu'd labor force. shed some light on the slay­ Tiie stage was set Sunday ing «>{ a 21-ycarnld Texas soc­ when union leaders of 'JUO.OtXI ialite found at the mouth o( striking coal miners rebuffed a prospector's tunnel tn the a government offer that would b o o s t salaries t> per cent ovei desert. -Tunc I.oiled.in. daughter id u ti-lmmlh period. No new negotiations were a Texas state judge, dls.tp(wared last Thursday. Her schtsluled. tlmidleiU of -ttiki-1* tinned hotly was found Saturday by two men and a hoy on a tar out in sllh-fiveiing weather (today to remfoue picket lines gel practice outing. Sheriff's l'apt. lialplt Ed in tiie mining towns of iinrthmundson said evidence show ■join Frame. 1toy defied govetl Ihe Texas Christian coed j nment efforts to get the had hern forced to walk to 1 running nguin. the tunnel where die was shot «»«»»>’. utility, pusml ami once m the foreheatl and rinilin- worker* alsir nr* jrtvsstwice in 111 Hie stomach. Tin itig wage item and* and threat­ ening to extend n u i s a n c e autopsy was evpciled completed today She was last seen by a taxi­ cab driver who let her oli at the luxury apartment he family maintained in north central Phoenix, F.dmundson said The browii 'iaired Fori Worth, lex . socialite had ills! arrived aboard all airliner to visit her ailing mother. lit . WIIODKMW ( \>ll la* jerked out o! co n te xt." lu­ declared. He ltdd* ll that in In ­ view "fid sc hood is m i n o r — •ary." I'niqur. One-Of-A-Kind Vnliqur Spinning Wheel i'lsnler. Wall Exlensinn Mirror, llruss Dour Knock­ ers. Stark ('a inly Jars, Si raw iM-rry Tree Cenler Piece, I'a-lei Hurlsp Plsre Mata. Hunt Clues In Death Of Toxa< Socialite "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" Good Samaritan z Has Anniversary mill Oecornlnr I'ieccH France Faces General Strike 111 I']. First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 DEMOCRAT rd. Pul. A«lv. 1 DOWN ^ AWt i K �I We Endorse Frederick The fact that Tuesday is election day is not loo well known to the avleragc Seminole County voter, never­ theless. it is n most important day to the entire County. Recently the Legislation reappor­ tioned Itself ami in the process Sem­ inole County, for the first time has a Senator of its own. In the past Seminole County has hud two Repreaentatives but has "shared” a Sena­ tor with Brevard County. Killing the Senate seat for Sem­ inole County is Mack X. Cleveland, Jr„ who resigned his position as a House member. In the race to fill the vacant seat in the House of Representatives js Gordon V. Frederick. Gordon is a native of Seminole County, who after serving in the Nnvy during World War II returned to Sanford. After attending Stetson University where he received ids Law Degree, Gordon established his law office in Sanford where he Is now continuing his practice. In 1956, Gordon was elected to the House of Representatives to fill ~ul the unexpired term of Voile A. Williams, Jr., now a Circuit Judge. Gordon was re-elected to the House of Representatives and served during the Sessions of 11)57, 1959 and 1981. During this period, he also served in four Special Sessions deal­ ing with everything from the Mcdi- Tax Program Lost Friends teranean Fruit Fly problem to Heupportionment. During tha 1959 Session and a gain in the 1981 Session Gordon ser­ ved on the a ll important appropria­ tion committee of the House. During his period of sendee in the House of Representatives he has served on most of the important committees. Thus, has he obtained knowledge nyt only of the ninny departments of our State Government but has knowledge of the legislative needs and process­ es necessary for the State and Coun­ ty to continue its progress. The need for experience in gov­ ernment is known to all. The need of a genuine interest in our county is known to all. We believe that Gordon V. Fred­ erick has both tile genuine interest and the experience which is needed in the man whom wc, the people of Seminole County, send to Tallahas­ see as our State Representative. Throughout the years the San­ ford Herald Iihm tried to ussist the people of Seminole County in keeping nhreast of the Issues. Tlie issuo today is whether the people of Seminolo County on March 28th will meet these needs by voting and by sending to Tullahassec a man wo know to l)c qualified, dedicated and experienced in aerving the Coun­ ty. , WASHINGTON <UPI) — A funny tiling happened to I'reaident Kennedy’* tax pro­ gram on ita way to CoiigtuJ*. Tha tax program lo*t its friend*. This may have been bccau.e meet of them were foolish friends who began whooping it up for tha Kennedy tax plan week*—months, even— befure they knew whst it was. With Big Labor, Big Busi­ ness and all but the hardestheaded among the politicians cheering him on, small won­ der that the I'reaident miscal­ culated the potential opposi­ tion, such as the budget-buluncing Puritans and others. Kennedy sent to Congress a tax program on the pattern of presidential campaign plat­ form—it had something for everybody. Hi* Ux bill has been in bad trouhla aver since Big Labor, Big Business, the Puritans and other* found out what was in it. The President’s subsequent ditcuision of his tax program has not helped much, either. That ia a rial aurprisa be­ cause Kennedy ia an articul­ Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Peter Edson Political Lyle C. Wilson Says: "W h a t's on Your Minds, Gentlemen?" Notebook WASHINGTON— (NKA) "News Management!” now baa become a kind of deri­ sive political alogan or cuss word which ia tossed at the Kennedy administration like tha ether catch-all phrase* • f government (pending, de­ ficit financing, antlhiuiu*** policy, military mu/rling and the no-win policy. Assistant Secretary ut De­ fense Arthur Sylvester u cre­ dited with recent revival of the " n e w a management" term, although it* origin is attributed to New York Timea correspondent James U. Reaton in IBtt, criltcixing i directive on what not to print, tlie requirement tin t officials Eisenhower policy. The current implication is report (heir talks with re­ that tile government now lias porters, first refusals lo let reporters go aboard tlie bloca hard and fast news man­ ade ships or visit Guantana­ agement or censorsldp policy mo. Ilia final failure lo re ­ which it is carrying out to lease aerial survey photos of suppress news the public Cuba during Ihe intelligence ought to know. gap In early October. It is now suggested, turn­ But what is now considered over, that a more accurate far more important than definition would be that the these is tha fact tin t If tlie administration has no in­ United Mates got into a third formation policy at all. It it Cuban crisis, which is en­ operating on a day-to-day, tirely possible, there would crisis tu-crash basis of im­ lie no good news manage­ provisation that has no plan ment policy lo guide either at all. government or press. After tha Bay of Piga fia­ T h e H ousa G overnm ent In sco, an Office of Emergency formation subcommittee un­ Maiming censorship code prepared during tlie Kisen­ der Rep. John K. Muss, (DBy Hal Cochran hower administration was Calif.), has been trying to Mascara ia something to dragged out and given a look. do something about this sit­ put on eyes to cateh other U was found to be completely uation for eight years. It has­ n’t had loo much success, but eyes. inadequate to deal with exist­ ing or future emergencies, it Js making another try in The difference between lei­ hut little has been done to current hearings. Discussion by e panel of sure and idleness la who is bring it up-to-date. top newspaper publishers, doing it. The sad attempts to man­ age the news during the se­ editors and broadcasting offi­ When you become beside cond Cuba crisis were tlie cials was intended to find yourself with temper, you're result of hasty decisions by out what kind of newa m an­ in poor company. lop public affairs officers in agement controls the newa (tie White House, State and media would accept in • hy­ The politicians who don't Defense Departments. That pothetical Cube III situation go on 30-inile hikes are those they backfired is no surprise. or In any other eold war who plan to run in '(it. Examples are the 12poinl crisis that might develop. This is a follow up on P res­ ident Kennedy’s request lo OUR BOARDING HOUSE the American Society of Newspaper Editors two years 'MV w o r d , now r Recall ago whan they were asked VWKT *ltrU‘Me TOCO M t , YOUR llavihw momentarily In get together and figure out A t * B R lO O S W A T E R ■invemtob T fp q tfJij PK itx-eW A itR an acceptable voluntary se­ PREPARED THE CAN Of CTX1LD HAVE BtBM -VUA (ROCKY) WAUR FORTM& * 0 curity censorship. The editors SIERRA, A COMPIDLNCL At AN FROM would have none of it. WAY BACK/ ROCKY lb T He BEST IMTHE ' CALLED «>A30L'NC PILLW.'HC MUbFMAVK (U S IN IM AT *WtTCUiN& FROM. Sylvester and Robert Mann­ -SWITCHED CANO YAUlABLfr AtfiRCH ANOIbt TO WHAT­ ing of the State Department ON M E/ EVER SUNK HE’6 OKLOAOiNcj/ TOO were scheduled to tell tlie BAD X DlDNfT RETURN -looM CR—Moss committee their aide WB COULD R/Wfe (atYEN HIM A ef the Cuba mixupa oocc \t Jl, more. White House press sec­ retary Pierre Salinger i* ex­ pected to testify after Easter, when tlie Moss commuter will go into executive session. It will then hear intelligence of­ ficers of Defense and Stale Departments who made tlie estimate* on which new* management policies were based for Cuba 1 and II Space administration and atomic energy officers deal­ ffiA N NbU fFlNO MIM, ing with national security in­ formation also will be huard. In tlw late spring. Moss committer staff hopes to isaue a report on what can be declassified and concluded from at) Ihia secret testi­ mony. It is not expected to preI’MtfU 4 Sun in itl, Flumla Mon, March 25, 1968 acut a draft censorship or m a i .tsiu a . i . i h i .iivv, s a i i r o n amis r t n u s u i . n news management rode that i . ammx v a .itt n i i. aiuw A M u a . u a i s w o L o will be acceptable to both Alans*lux UUIlur A U isnU ln* Dlrsutur JIIIV HULLS JAVIK L. SIHILHSKXn the government and tha news I’uuniy UUIlur tlusliiaas JUanaasr media. Hut it should point up i t n x i t I'A H w un siu iiL iiY j . u t t a v r tha facta on past mistakes boclsty Editor t :s » lfim M anager 1IUT i u o i . l v a m iia m r ha nk v u L i u u x a and emphaairt Use need tor Jsatu ra v a lu e c i t c u U U a a A lanaaar establishing a cold war gov­ r a m hull* Xlsel.aiilcal MupL ernment information policy. It'a water over Use dain *i u a u m -i ioa itarw* Hum* 11*11, rr* Mr Nall now. but if ttse editors had SrmlHulr I uuuty All U lk tr dratted Useir own rode in lie H u s l» «« I Sear ll l.s a I Vsar s.vu ( xluntlis S.TS s Months INI, there might not have LSI 3 Mniiiht J.uu s Muoiha been as many news manage­ l.tu I Mouth l.f* I SI until U. a. Pssial Rsaulatioii* prtivid* Dial all suail aubaitlpllata bt ment hassles as there were pale to aSvaues, in IN? and lDtkl. Hnlsrsd as t-mnd <-luss insiur At. lui.rr 27, l»l* at Ilia I’ost Barbs CASE 0-491: Larry B., ag­ on. or else they may become ed 11, is a lull, siiy boy. delinquent. During Ilia past summer he Girl* who have s u f f e r e d eagerly joined a crowd of from this feeling of rejection youngsters on a sandlot who may thus rush into illicit af­ were preparing to choose fairs or teenage marriages, sides and slarl a Imartiall just la-cause they are overly game. thrilled by the first boy who Two tinglradera served as shows them any personal at­ captains. They took turns tention. picking youngsters lor each Ho Larry turned away from team. tile sandlot and kicked a tuft l-arry lloud lip as tall mid uf grass in his frustration. straight as possible, for lie 1 Hitice 1 was sitting nearby was most eager to tie included in my parked automobile. 1 on one of Uie teams. Imd uverheard all the com­ For Larry was an only ments. And I could now see child whose busy father didn’t leu is in Larry's eyes. give him much time. So. when ho drew near, I After the 17th boy bad lieen in-lied him why he wasn't selected, only two youngsters playing bail. Without l o o k i n g up, he wnra left, namely, Larry, and a boy about a head ahorMr mumbled that the other kids didn't want him. who was only 9. "They say I'm just u butter"I'irk Larry," somebody on fingers,” be added, unhappily. nun of the teams suggested. "New, lit Is a butterfing­ "And 1 strike out most of the ers,” rudely replied th# cap­ time, "Hut bow will 1 ever be able tain. "Betides, be strikes out to play bull when nobody prac­ most of the time.” Ho the smaller boy wits se­ tices with me?" To which he replied with tins lected to make up thu full searching question: quota of that second team. "Why don't you ask your And thii waa a double trag­ edy for Larry, since it is very dad to play catch witli you?” "Oh, he's loo busy,” I,airy debasing tu any boy's mutulo lo have a smalli-r and younger moodily answered. “ I’ve asked him a lot of times, but he al­ child preferred for the team, Larry thua suffered a derp ways tells me to run slung feeling of social rejection, and not bother him fur h* lias too much work to do. which <■ very dangeious. "My dud is a lawyer and is For rejected youngsters in childhood may withdraw from very busy for hu always Ufa or develop delusions uf bungs a brief case full uf pa­ persecution and actually end pers home with him ami then in a mental sanitarium Inter works every night-’’ ate man, capable of stating precisely what he means to convey. Nevertheless, consid­ erable confusion has accom­ panied some of the President’s tax talk, notably as to the necessity of enacting reform with tax reduction. There is the question, also, whether the tux program Is an emergency measure to pre­ vent the nation going over the brink of recession or Is mere­ ly intended to get the country moving again. It Is the nuturr of politi­ cians to play politics. They are playing politics now with the tax program at the expense of Ihe gene i a! welfare. What the tax program needs is somo frulik talk ukout objectives and how to reach them. For example, if the objective is to get the country moving again, hew can that be done? Put thut question on politi­ cians and you will get inostly doubic talk, more along the lines of a campaign speech than a discussion of econom­ ics ond fiscnl policy. t! « The American colonics of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Virginia held land grants extending their territories to the Pacific Ocean. * EST. 1935 \ i » t u * * » c r * r a 114 So, Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 * A ll Voters Notice this tragedy, fur It la duplicated in thousand* of our cultured homes! Lariy's father thinks his legal caien are most import­ ant. But to Larry, it is far mure important that he be so. ciully accepted into the games of his own age group. Ho will you busy dads PLEASE wake up? What shall it profit you to win a legal rase or A pile of dough and love yuur own son (or daughter by failure to tutor them in the common games of childhood? OF SEMINOLE COUNTY (Democralii - Independents • Republicans) Can Vote REPUBLICAN For TUESDAY, MARCH 26 House Of Representatives Candidate Jan Fortune S 'f la m Fd. Pol. Adv. e le s s t is the BIB DIFFERENCE in ELECTRIC WATER HEATING •'F lu m u lW ' iutvwa (JL E A N E lt, COOLER, F A S T E R , SAFER. Good reasons why more than a million Florida families have “switched" to electric water heating. It’a the only really modern wny for a dependable supply of hot water in a hurry with never a worry. No flarne, no fumes, no conetant-burning pilot light...no sooty, grimy by-products of combustion to soil walls and fumiahinga. ^Th# whole house stays cleaner and cooler. Completely automatic and safe ia a light bulb. It’a cheaper, too. TOMORROW °o t /"si m » p & a u f t m 1 feralih • illUs uf banlurU, l-Turl-is, under thu Act of Cu i i ii - h of Starch. T h * H t r a J d It a n i s i n l i r r o f His L 'n ltrd f - r r s s w h i c h la s n t l t l a d * a e l u t U * l r to t h a u s* f u r r e p u L l l c a l l u a u f all Ihu l o c a l n s s r s p r i m t d In ib l* u a w a p a p e r . No p a r t o f a n y s i a t e i l a l , n o w * o r a d v a r l H I n g . o f t h i s e d i t i o n o f l ' b a b a n f o t U l l n s 1-1 m a y Lo r u p i oducuit In a n y n i a n n s r w i t h ­ o u t w r t f l s n p s r m i t i i u n o f n , ■ p u b l i s h e r uf T h a II a t a i d . Any I n d i v i d u a l o r f i r m reapwiislhla f o r s u c h r a p r o d u c l i o n w i l l b s r o a a t d d r e e a * i a r r l h g l n * o n T h * l l t t a l d ' t c o p y r i g h t a n d wlU b a L s i e ll a b t * f o r d a m s c o u n d e r Ih* t a w . I 'u h l l a h a d d a l l y a a c a p t b a t o r d a y , Mund ay ai.tl i ' h r l i t i r a o ; I'u lilia lin i h a i u r t l s y |<r*< • M i n e Christnssa. MatterOfFad Ermine ia Use alternative name for stoats and other northern weasel* whan the animals are wearing (heir white winter coals. 3 MUTTMBS HC TVS L IF E O F G A R Y C O O P E R Inaiai on (tu p o r-ft* . Supor-Bafa l U n u l i u Electric W ater H eating for Precious N a c * o f M ind. t h e S tt th t taund. square, ar tuumltt-Up modtU mi g*«r e/rrfrir mppUmmct dtmlrr. plum iiuf or rltH ncol contimctu I l AMI FI AMI . , I D E T A li A M E R I C A N I V l» l: W A V | J PRODUCE! IY TOREAWARDWINDING PROJECT 2D M ARCH 28. 7::iU l \ M. C H A N N E L ” t'O -S I’ONKORKI) - f h i £ 4t t v A BY — f o a iJ f a f l a m e l e s s J . . . I T S C H EAPER. TOO. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY H E LP IM 9 B U IL D FLO R ID A W. Scott Burnt 207 Mag. Av», 7) �’*• I*+' \ t » t: fi Time Saver Put Into Effect A new time-saving tele­ phone dialing system for busy businessmen gut its initial workout in Sanford this week, as officials of American Pro­ duce Company put the new Card Dialing system into uso. Hie automatic dialing de­ vice works on a punch-card which when inserted in a slot in the specially-designed tele­ phone base, touche* off elec­ tronic responses which with u series of clicks, dials lh« desired number, while the call­ er ia busy with other things. Larry Thompson, president of American Produce reported that he and Juek Taylor, sec­ retary-treasurer of tile organ­ isation ate very pleased with the new device. ''We make calls ail over the United States and Canada every day, and it is impor­ tant to make the contact quickly and efficiently. Tins Card Dialing system saves having to look up tho area code number and the tele­ phone number, and prevents making a mistake in dialing, which with the number of long- distance calls we have to make, can get to be very- CARD DIALING, u new Hell system is put to use by the first subscribers in town, American Produce K xcImiiko, Inc. From left are Lurry Thomp­ son, president, and Jack Taylor, secretary and treasurer. Buddy Lee, in­ staller-repairman and Robert Sheddcn, local Hell malinger observe the operation of the new system, a t the company offices on Geneva Avc. (Herald Photo) Model Vanishes Again MADItlii (UPI)~Christine Keeler, the red-haired model whose disappearance caused a political storm in Ilritain, appeared to have vanished ayain today but was known to have been here over the weekend. United i’rcsi International found the 21-year-old Miss Keeler Sunday at the Madrid apartment of American real estate salesman Dick Z<iilman, where she was reported to have spent tile day play mg pinuchie with friends. Sunday night she slipped out of Zeldman's apartment. Paul Mann, a Ilritish racing driver she called her "inter­ mediary" with Ilritish author­ ities, said he knew nothing of her whereabouts. Miss Keeler's disappear­ ance two weeks ago from llrltain, where she was due to testify in the trial of a former boy friend, set off a series of rumors about her supposed connections In high places. Ilritish War Secretary John Prufuino, in an unusual per­ sonal statement in the House of Commons last Friday, said he knew Miss Keeler but there was "no impropriety’’ in tliclr acquaintance. lie also admiltrd meeting Soviet Embassy Attache Capl. Eugene Inanov at a party where she was present. Asked Sunday about her re- ported friendship with Pro lumo, Misi Keeler said only "there’s nothing to It." She refused to discusa her failure to ahow up as a wit­ ness at the trial of John Edge combe in London's Old Hailey earlier this month. Edge combe was convicted of firing six pistol bullets through the door of an apartment where she was staying. He was sen tcnccd to seven y e a n in prison. tedious and tiresome,'* said Thompson. "Tiio h - cards don't make a mistake. They get the number for you and get it right the first time. If tho number rings busy, you ran simply lay tile card to one side, as a pertinent reminder to place the call again, later," he add­ ed. A file box attached to the phone bolds an index of about 41) cards, hut the number of enrds which can lie used is endless, £hrddrn said. The small plastic cards, about the size of a playing card, are numbered witlt pre­ cut puncbuul holes, which can be punched out with it shut p point, (such us a pencil point) in the desired number. While a Herald reporter watted, Thompson took out a cant from tho supply, punched out tt number suggested by the reporter, inserted it in (be dialing slot, punched the starter button, and after a series of little clicks, the num­ ber rang correctly. "Thanks to Hell engineers, this relatively simple and in­ expensive little device saves us lots of time, trouble arid wrong numbers every day,* said Thompson. Mrs. Smethurst Dies At Home Mrs. C. S. Smethurst, 80, ilinl early this morning *t the home of her son-in law anil daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. I). L. Harper of 2101 Sanford Avo., where she had made her home for the past live andone-half years. Horn in Converse, Ind., Mrs, Smethurst had lived In Florida since 11)24 making her home in Winter Harden prior to moving to Sanford. Preceding her in death byseveral years were her hus­ band and another daughter, Mrs. Mary Nye. Survivors, other than Mrs. Harper, are a granddaughter, Mrs. It. O'D. Askew and a great granddaughter, Angela, of Pensacola. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p in. Wednes­ day from the Loomis Funeral Home In Winter Harden. OF MERCHANTS CREEN STAMP* TO HELP YOU FIL L YOUR SAVER BOOKS EASIER & FASTER. Monthly Installments On New Car Financing Current Interest Rate A LOW DP TO 36 MOST IIH TO PAY MRMHF.lt F.D.I.C. o r sssro so For Property ^ CARRAWAY and Cununity McKIBBIN 111 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 E a r l y W e e k S a v in g s! THERE ARE 3 DENOMINATIONS Compare . . . Our Lower TWIHPET NUTRITIOUS Halt -6 DOG FOOD. .* :$ SUN AID PURE APPLE JE1LY2S W0RTZ CRISPY SAVE ON HEALTH AND M BEAUTY JkIDS A T . , y y ©C i f NEW Excedrin © EX TR A S TR E N G TH FAIN R ELIEVER FROM BRISTOL MEYERS Company THE E F F E C T IV E TOOTHPASTE SALIMS a \ "ions HAND” CREAM (f a p p e d s k in f u a li? 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Ray Gregory, p a r tor of the Ebcnczcr Mclhodlst Church officiating at the dou­ ble ring ceremony. Tall floor basket* of white gladioli, chrysanthemum!, stock, fern and potted palms were used to decorate the white draped pulpit. Grace­ ful standards, each holding seven white tapers, formed a beautiful background for the impressive candlelight cere­ mony. Mrs. Charles Dees, pianist, presented a program of tra­ ditional wedding music. Leo Watson Sr., soloist, sung "Whither Thou Gocst," '•I Love You Truly," and 'T h e Lord's Prayer." The radiant bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of Chan­ tilly lace with a scalloped neckline (raced with pearl* and long tapered sleeves. The voluminous, bouffant s k i r t featured a cascade of lace and tulla ruffles down back. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls. Her only Jewelry was a delicate silver chain necklace of pearls and rhine­ stones, a treasured gilt from Iter father. She carried a white Bible topped with a spray of atephanotis centered with a white orchid. The bride chose a* tier ma­ tron of honor, a former class­ mate, Mrs. A. E, Skipper. Her street length dress was of hahy blue silk taffeta, fea­ turing scooped neckline, fit­ ted bodice wilh c a p p e d slccvci, and a bell shaped skirt with over taping front line. She w o r e matching crown and nose Up circular veil, matching accessories, and carried a cascade a r­ rangement or pink carnations. Bridesmaids were Bettyc Henson of Atlanta, Ga., Mary Kay Vance, Cocoa Beach, Jeanne Markham and Pa­ tricia Clark. Their dresses were identical lo that of the matron of honor in shell pink and they carried cascade ar­ rangements of blue flowers. Serving the groom a* best man was his father, R. K. Jones. Ushers were Jerry JUST ARRIVED BIG SELECTION GIFT ITEMS FOR MEN! Flemings Gifts • Cards - liookn (Formerly MeVlearn) 210 E. First 81. MR. AND MRS. HONALI) C. JONES ((■uttHiiimi Photo) Fidelis Class NOW OPEN! SEM INO LE DRY CLEANERS OPERATED Business - Social RY — M A R V IN M IL A M 218 - 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE FA 2-4933 CHILDREN'S NYLON SOCKS SIZES 4 TO II 11ANLON, NYLON STRETCH SOCKS SIZES SMALL • MED. • LARGE WHITES AND PASTELS 2£ £ Meets For NOW Vi PRICE Tile Fidelis Class ol Firsl Baptist Church met at the Kirhy House recently fur its monthly business and social meeting. Group 2 with Mra. A. L. Thomas as captain, Mrs. Hiihy .Spears and Mrs. Frank Walls were hostesses. It was reported that the class had contributed $50 to the Cluirrh Building Fund In memory of Mrs. N. L. Bishop. Plana were made for assist­ ance to a church member go­ ing to the hospital for a long term, and cards were sent to members in the hospital and ill at home. Mra. Durward Walker led Hie group In prayer, after which an inspiring devotion ‘‘What Price, What Power" was given by Mrs. Spears. A game, entitled "Mrs. O'l-eary" was played with gifts of Irish potatoes going to Mra. Walker and Mr*. C. E. C haniot. Refreshments were served tu others present, Mrs. H. J. Finch, Mrs. Richard Holtzclaw, Mr*. Irving P o o r, Mrs. E. If. Rodgers, Mrs. K. It. Wood and Mr*. >S. J. Brooks. Personals Jumping Jacks and Story Hook BLACK AND WHITE OK BROWN AND WHITE OXPOHOH FOR BOYS DLACK - WHITE AND It FI) PATENTS FOR THE GIRLS Henson of Atlanta, Ga., Rog­ er Clark, Bob Ulceson and Ray Perkins. Junior ushers, lighting the candles and roll­ ing the Isle cloth, were Doug­ las Henson and Jimmy Hen­ son, brothers of the bride. Flower girl, tiny, blond, three and one-half year old Darlene Rogers, was dressed in a baby blue organza dress, with short skirt of self ruf­ fles and lace. She carried a pink ribbon decorated basket of rose petal*. Master Barry Thomas serv­ ed as ring bearer. The bride's mother chose a street length gown of medium blue lace over taffeta with matching jacket, a blue Row­ er hut, and a corsage of pink carnations. Tlic groom's mother select­ ed a nile green chiffon over taffeta street length gown with matching hat and a cor­ sage of yellow carnalions. Following llie ceremony, a reception was held at the San­ ford Woman's Club on Oak Ave. The club room was beautifully decorated w i t h tall floor baskets of while gladioli, rlirysantheinums, stork and polled palms. The bride's (aide was over­ laid with a outwork tablecloth and held a four-tiered wed­ ding cake with white burning taper*. Mrs. Paul Henson, aunt of the bride, served the cake assisted by Mrs. John Toney. Grape punch, mints, and mils wrre served from an­ other attractively decorated table by Mrs. Marvin Regis­ ter, Mrs. Clarence Sasser, Mrs. Gerald Myers, and Mrs Dick Shull*. Mrs. Ray Gra­ ham kepi Hie bride's book. Floating hostesses were Miss­ es N a n c y Wilson, Linda W'cbli, Vicki Osburn and Lin­ da Wilson. For traveling, Mrs. Jones chose a light blue, three piece suit with white accessories. Her corsage was the orchid from her wedding bouquet, Following a wedding trip to Oaylonu Beach, they will make their home in Jackson­ ville, where the groom is sla tinned at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Out of (own guests Included Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Henson and Stevie, Mr. and Mn. Harold llelhany, H r I s l o t , Tenn.i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hrlhatiy ami Wayne, Kings­ port. Tcnn,; Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni and family, Drl/'on .Springs; Mrs. Buddy Scotti and Mary Ann, Denver, Colo.; Mr*. James Fakins, Titusville; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Skipper, Pcnsacolu, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham, Lakcvirw, Iowa. Leadership Class Planned By WMS Mrs. Jack Bryant of Oviedo will conduct a WMS leader­ ship course at the First Bap­ tist Church of Sanford today and Tuesday. Today's set • ion began at 0:30 a.m. ant! ended at 3:30 p.m, with par­ ticipants bringing their own sandwiches and the church furnishing a drink. Tuesday's session will lie (ruin 0:30 a.m. until 13:30 p.m. Material lo In- covered will be Hie WMU manual and yearbook. Leadership cards will be given to those who complete Hie course. After having this course member* nred only to read Hie current year hook and one approved book each year In order to have their cards renewed. All WMS member* arr in vltrd to attend this rourse and take advantage of the opportunity of being lev! by such an interesting and well qualified teacher as Mr*. Bryant. uv CRUMMINS SEPARATES - SLACKS BLOUSES . SHIFTS MARY ESTHER’S “Festering Pa ah la— J u t Far Yaa' 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE HOURS: » TO 8:30 Sanford Womans Club Presents Celebrated By Annual Animated Magazine Program DeBary Group By Mr*. Adam Muller The Auxiliary to the BeBary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment held its 10th annual birthday party at the Recrea­ tion Hall with Mrs. Charles Ulrich presiding. The tables were decorated in a festive theme and mem­ ber* and their guests were served Ice cream, cake, cof­ fee and tea. A musical program by the DeBary Choristers was en­ joyed by those present. Un­ der the direction of Mrs. Laura Plait Brown with Mrs. A. Ludwig at the piano, they sang several numbers and Mrs. K. Armstrong sang a solo. Reports were hrard con­ cerning the various projecti of the auxiliary. Ulrich was appolnlrd In find a place for Ihc Spring Luncheon for nest month. The nominating com­ mittee will present a stale of new officers at this meet­ ing. Several new member* have been added lo the group. Stringficld. This year’s edi­ tion was dedicated to Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, a past club president, County Fed­ eration past president and House. Editor-in-chief for the 1903 past president of the Flori­ edition was Mrs. W. n. da State Federation of WoThe Sanford Woman’s Club held the 33rd annual Animat­ ed Magazine program. Wed nesday afternoon, at the Club Miss Fleming Enjoys Cruise T o Nassau men's Clubs. In a surprise were turned by Mrs. Philip ceremony, Mr*. Smith was Simpson. They were artispresented with a white o r - 1t.cally painted by Mrs. Grechid corsage, in honor of tchcn Lewis. Mrs. Gordon Sweeney was commentator. the event. Following the program, a Guest speakers, included, Ormund Power# and George social hour was enjoyed and Touhy, who gave a colorful refreshments served to tha talk concerning the approach­ guests by Mrs. A. C. M(Rey­ ing Semi-Centennial. Miss nolds and her committee, Paty Gtenn Johnson, soloist, Mrs. W. L. Merritt and Mrs. sing several selections, ac­ W. L. Kirk. companied at llie piano by Miss Pam Jones. She w-orc the beautiful gown that was From designed for her when she lo u r competed in the recent Step­ hen Foster contest Down­ Mrs. Smith told the story town of the Sanford Woman’s Club Florist and it’s progress during the past 50 years. She dram ati­ cally re-lived the story to SANFORD Miss Toni Mathews and Mas­ FLOWER SHOP ter Tad Mathews. On display For. K. 1st & Sanford Are, was one of the first year FA 3-DI22 FA 2-8152 books of the club. Pages of the bright gold magazine, in observance of the club's 50th anniversary, Mrs. Harold Ring Named President Miss Doris Fleming «f Lake Mary has recently returned from a four day cruise to Nassau. Her brother and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. George Flem­ ing of Chicago, ill., have been vacationing at Hie Flem­ ing home and llicy accom­ panied Mist Fleming on Hie trip. In addition to Hie usual at­ tractions they spent one day swimming and enjoying the cntertalnmrnt at Ihn Ft. Mon­ tague Hotel and took n short boat trip lo Paradise Reach. PENNEY'S Easter April 14th Of Local CWF MRS. W. R. STRING FIELD, left, editor in chief of the Woman's Club animated magazine pro­ gram and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. The maga­ zine was dedicated to Mr*. Smith. Each year some member i.s chosen for this honor and only the committee knows the identity of the member until the surprise presentation. (Herald Photo) A RECEPTION wits lie Id recently a t the Dellary Mu uhion House for a even new clubs which have affiliated with the Florida Federation of Art, Inc. durinir the past year. The Deilnry Artu and Crafts Club was host. From left are J. Robiu Elliot, of the St. Petersburg A rt Club; Mrs. Raymond Harrison, president of the Fort Walton A rt Club; Mn*. Maccie Smith, New Smyrna Bench; Dudley Finger, Lakeland, vice president of the Florida Federation and Archie MncNnughtnn, chairman of the building committee and the DeBary A rt and Crafts Club. (Cox Photo) Members of (he Christian Women's Fellowship of the Firsl Christian Church elect­ ed officers for the coming year, when the group met at the Church. Mrs. Harold Ring was elect­ ed president. Other officers were Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., vice president; Mr*. W. II. Young, secretary, and Mrs. Lester Tharpc, treasurer. Chairmen were Mrs. Ira Jackson, worship; Mrs. Bill Rowland, service, and Mrs. Bart Hinson, communion. Miss Flo Bishop presented the study and a film entitled "What Is Unified Promo­ tion?" was shown by Rev. Johnston. The film was made at the College of Hie Bible, while Rev. Johnston was a student there and ho appear­ ed in many of the scenes. Mrs. W. II. Youpg, presi­ dent, reported that $102.45 was sent off for the week of compassion donation. A night service will lie held on Palm Sunday and the regular com­ munion service on Thursday night before Easter. Mrs. Horton gave the wor­ ship service, from "On the Rim of Southeast Asia" and told inuny incidents her fa­ ther encountered while he was in the dipkimatic service and visited countries in that area. Refreshments were served during the social hour by hoiIm o s, Mrs. Hinson and Mrs. W. C. Clause, m illin e ry 2.98-7.95 NEW STYLES ARRIVING DAILY! MAKE SELECTION WHILE STOCKS ARE FRESH! GIRLS’ 1.98 • 2.98 The Well Bred Ixxik In — Tailored Pumps Sanford H D Club Presents Safety Program Sgt. Vince Smallwood gave an instructive talk on high­ way safety at the March meeting of Hie Sanlnrd Home Demonstration Club. T h e group met at the 111) Center. The speaker urged mem­ bers lo know the Florida traf­ fic sign* and laws, use head­ light* at twilight ami in fog, smoke and rain. Ami, ol course, Ha* speed of your car should always lie under con­ trol. Mrs. W. It. Stringfield re ported that the Seminole ex­ hibit at the Orlando Fair was admired by many people. Stio thanked Ihc group for their help at the booth during Sem­ inole Day at the fair. Mra. John Clarke was ap­ pointed chairman of the nom­ inating eommillce to present a slule ol new officers for (lacorning year. Assisting her will be Mrs. J. D. Callahan IHI IT NOW The linn- to replace a loose button is before it drops off the costume. Make regular wanlrolw checks, ami tighten buttons RIGHT NOW. JUST THE SHOE BY I>r. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr. are attending the llinman Mid-Winter Clinic for better dentistry In Atlanta,. Ga. Qa. llr. and J in . Dun Tabor It's easier to perl an onion are enjoying a combined bui- if you firwt slice it, then dip in en and pleatura trip to off tha band* of skiu in thin circles. Now York Cily. ARNEL JERSEY FROM Birthday Parly JACQUELINE To Complete Your Busier Kntienilde In Ron* Calf With Tan Trim And MMUre] and Mrs. tl. Carcns, Mrs. B. H. Stone, home management chairman, gave a demonstration on how to fold a fitted sheet and bow to iron a shirt. At the April meeting, Cecil Tucker will speak on "How lo Care fur the Lawn." A look so evident «s the fashion I r e n e with fa.hlon'a f a v o r i t e •tacked heel. Chooee a crescent or snip square toe, round, square or high throat . . . 1 th Life Stride's look of perfection. Florida Greeting Service, Inc. A cordial welcome in brought to you from lonil merchants and civic organization)* FREE Muprt, Area Informal ion und Gifts from l-ocal Merchants Await You If you are a Newly Arrived Family or know of A New Family Cunluct our hostess LOLA WINN FA 2-1678 2100 Stevens Ave. all �D rralh M on. M ar. 25, '63— P a g e 7 Moore Dies 1.0S ANC.E1.KS (CPI) — Former featherweight cham­ pion Davcy Moore, a classic little lighter who somrtimes appeared Invinrihlr. died to­ day of brain injuries sustain rd when he was knocked out hy Sugar Ramus Thursday night. Moore, 2fl. champion for four years before he was de­ throned hy the Cuban Ratlins In one of the most bruising battles sr»n here in years, took the final to-count at 3:20 m u. it 'ST 1 S;20 am . t EST) in White Memorial Hospital. lie was taken to the hospi­ tal when hr collapsed about to minutes altrr the fight. .Suffering f r o m “massive bruises" In the brain area, he never regained consciousness. Moore was draped helpless on the ropes when the bell elided the 10th round of the fight. His manager Willie Kctchum waved in surrender to referee George l.atka and .atka declared Ramos (he victor and new featherweight champion on a Hull round kayo under California rules. .Moore, a 125 imunder with a wedge-shaped t o r s o and standing only 5 feet .1 inches, was revived in his corner and went to his dressing room un­ der his own power, lie told sports writer*, “This just wasn't my night." A short By nin Vincent Jr. guage, is a staple In the diet We've been plugging along ol the average Swede, Nor­ time about our fine shad wegian and Dane. A photo­ fishing in this area. Not too graph of a jumping shad long ago a national sports covers an entire page in magazine writer was here, 'Svenske Fiske.' This picture laid he’s going to do an a r­ is front the collection of Jim ticle on our shad for hit Dec- Crowe, of Sanford. ember issue. We continually '•(iernand fished with my receive clippings from all husband, K. M. Crossan, and over, with pictures taken hy me last year out ol Crowe's LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) visiting fishermen who “struck Camp. We had a wonderful it rich" here. day’s fishing and (lernandt — An All-Aim-rira forward Well, today we had a let­ has since been investigating who played only one year of ter from Dot Cross an over the postibilty of planting high sellout basketball , . , St. Augustine way and her shad In European waters, a short, huttrrhall guard who opening line best explains It­ particularly In Norway and looks too chubby to compete Sweden. The magazine will io anything mnra strenuous self. “Thought you might be be on display at Crowe's than slmffleboard . . . a guard Interested to know that camp and will lie of interest who never played any position •had fishing in your back­ to your readers who read the but center in high school . , . and two sprlngey-leggrd high yard ha* taken on an In­ Swedish language '• (Jim is right here at my school teammate* who jumped ternational flavor." Dot is (i.diing editor of tltc drtk Just now; just walked so high you'd swear they St. Augustine Record and In and showed me a copy would scrap# their knee* on we'll let her letter tell you of the magarinr Dot writes tho hoop. about, lie's trying to find I’ut them all together and the story: "A friend of our, Karl-Fre­ someone who ran rrad and you have the team being toasted today a* tlie national derick Crrn.mdt, export dir­ translate Swedish.) Dot writes further: “ K, F. collegiate basket hall elm inector for Uie Scanin-Vnbls diesel truck company ol Soe- is murrird, lives in Boeder, pious—tin. itiiiiililuia of Luydrrlnlje, Sweden, has writ­ talje . . . on the archipelago ola of Chicago. The rollicking Ramblers ten an article appearing in just south of Stockholm, has the March issue of ’Svenske three children all of whom had the audacity la*t Satur­ Kisko.' Tills is a elub m ag­ are devoted anglers. K. F.'a day night to overthrow a azine for fishermen, publish­ wife, t'lla. Is a well-known proud Cincinnati monarchy ed in Stockholm and having designer, artist and sculp­ which had ruled the basketwide distribution over Swe­ tress throughout Scandinavia. ball world for the puii two “ If you get the Impression years und bad threatened for den, Denmark, Norway and from this photo that Karl is an u n p r e c e d e n t e d third even Finland. ' Gcrnamlt has titled his a 16 cylinder character who Straight season. story. ‘Sportfishing for the loves rating, drinking, fish artisocrat of tlw- Herring leg, jazz, women, children, Family,' since shad, per *e dogs, business, drinking, fish­ is unknown in the Scandlna- ing, jazz. . . you are abso­ \in peninsula. Herring, call­ lutely keerect " ed 'sill' in the Swedish lan­ Thank you, Dot Crossan. Loyola Toasted As Champs Lyman Drops Two Tills Patterson-Clay Fight Anticipated NEW YOnK (UP!) — Former heavyweight cham­ pion Floyd Patterson will be offered the opportunity to re­ build his reputation by de­ feating Cassius Clay and thus sot up a "big money" hea­ vyweight title return bout with injured Sonny Liston. Tom Bolin, preiident of Championship Sports, Inc., said he will confer on Wed­ nesday v.ith Patterson, whose April 10 bout with Lislon was postponed because ol a Seminole knee Injury suffered by the champion. "A Patterson Clay fight Is extremely attractive." said Rolan, “ and should draw mil­ lions at the gate and on theater television." Rolan made his remark* at the annual dinner of tlie World Boxing Writers' Alio elation Sunday night. World middleweight champion Dick Tiger of Nigeria and Dr. Marvin Stevens received the associations annual awards during the dinner. r.i.p.cr Lyman dropped two tills Friday and Saturday losing to Lakcview Saturday to the tune of 1-3 and dropping a 8 3 derision to Bishop Moore on Friday. In picking up Saturday's win, Lakcview drove for two run* in the fifth frame to pul! out the tilt. On Friday, Bishop Moore rolled up seven runs in the first three frames and pound­ ed out 13 bits off Lyman hurlers. time later, he complained of -evere injuries in the ring and head pains and lapsed into a that is to abolish the so-called coma. sport completely," the gov* Hi* wife. Geraldine, mother , ernor said. of their live young children, Drown suggested the pow­ was hospitalized Sunday for er* of the State Athletic Com­ shock alter hours of anxious mission were md enough, lie waiting. Mrs. Moore did not called for an “emergency sir the fatal light—she scl committee" to survey (he dum watched her husband current safeguard* and rec­ practice Ills chosen profes­ ommend new ones. sion. Moore had run up a string California Gov. Edmund G. of IS consecutive victories beHrmvn an outspoken foe of fore he met Ills fate in the live sport, m picstrd limited- form of Baiuns, a hungry and iatc introduction or a hill handsome 21-yenr-ohl (ohan, which would ask the voter* to now a resident ol Mexico. outlaw boxing in the HWt In 65 pro fights. Moure had election. lost only seven anil had one “ I can only conclude once draw. I l l s only previous again that there is only otic knockout was March It, i960, way to prevent deaths and when he mu* kayoed in the I Weekend sc*emit round by Carlo* Her* nandez at Caracas, Venezue­ la. Moore did not go down for the count on that occasion either — Ids Jaw was broken by what many considered a lucky blow and the bout was hailed. Moore first drew attention in the boxing world when he competed a* a member of the 1952 Olympic team at Hel­ sinki, Finland bill failed to reach the finals. Mix team­ mates included the former hravy weight champion Floyd I'alterson ami Eddie Sanders. Sander* later turned pro and was fatally injured in a bout at Roston. Mac Tray Heads Sports SOKC Field Fred Whitehead's Mac Tray, KENT, Ohio—The Uniters* who has missed the money i it* of Oklahoma won the team SATURDAY only three limes ill H> tries, I.UUISVIU.E, Kv.-Loyola championship in the NCAA heads a fust field In tonight'a wrestling tournament. of Chicago won the NCAA featured ninth rare at tha DENVER—The Phillips Oilha«kethall championship with rrs of Rartlesville, Okla., Sanford-Orlnndo Kennel Club. a faj-38 overtime victory over easily turned hark the Den­ The big 67.pound lu indie defending lillisl ( incininitl. ver Chicago Truckers, lisi-7o, has t oilet ted many trophies NEW YORK — Providence to earn their n th national for hit owner, including those defeated Canislui, 81-66, to AAU haskelhall champion­ for the Derby last March and tha Inaugural Handicap In rapture the National Intita- ship. January. lion basketball Tournament. SUNDAY Mac tni*sed the money In SKRKING, Fla.—John .Sur­ MIAMI. H a —llan Sikes of his Inst two tries but he is rul­ tees of England and laidn- Jacksonville, Fla , outlasted vico -Scarfiotti of Italy won Sammy Snead by a single ed the morning line favorite the Kehring 12-hour endur­ stroke to capture the >50,two and hi* many admirers expect ance rare as Italian Ferrari* Dural Open golf champion­ him to flush Ids championship ship with a five-under par style ami lead tha park to­ swept the first six places. night. BOWIE, Md.—Kelso moved 283. Rounding out tho field for OSLO, Norway—John Halinto third place on the list of the main event wilt be Fnth. all-time e<imn« money win­ fanr. of Minneapolis set a hill ners when he drove to victory record with a jump of 311 om, Ford, Rocker's Cirrus, in the SI09.750 John II. Camp­ feet, R inches but still finish­ New Hit. Queen's Slipper, ed fifth behind Norway's Rapid Roy ami Soft Whirl. bell Handicap at Howie. LONDON — Former Yale Tiirnlf Kugan in the overall student Duncan S p e n c e r standings of the Norwegian stroked the Oxford University ski jumping wrrk. crew to a five length virtory READING, l’a - A J. Foyt over Cambridge in the 1088II1 of Houston, T ex, drove a renewal of the traditional competition engine ring spe­ boat race. cial Chevrolet over 3U laps In The Sanford Semlnolrs suf­ SALT LAKE CITY. Utah - 12 ininutr*. 52 18 seconds lo fered thrlr second losi of the Denver University edged Col­ capture Reading inaugural baseball campaign as Lake- | orado hy three points to cap. sweepstakes fur sprint ears. view blanket! the Inralt on lure its third straight NCAA DETROIT—Veteran Gordie three bits il-0, ski championship. Howe clinched a record sixlu Gary Hewitt hurled for I HUTCHINSON. Kan - I n d e ­ National Hockey League scor­ l.akrvirw while Klres and pendence (Kan.) won Ihe Na­ ing championship as he re­ Fitzgerald burled for tha lotional Junior College basket­ ceived credit for two point* eata, Sanford's record is now two ball lillo hy henting Mtilwrl) in Hie final game of the reg wins and two losses. (Mo.), 73-68, in overtime. ular season. £ it TIP TOP UoLu m ! FRYERS FRESH TLA. GRADE A WHOLE . ' 24 SMALL O D IA L Ii LIMIT I I'LEASE Ivl MEATY I'j .A I 1 SPARE RIBS L B .2 9 By I'nlled l're»* International Sanford Blanked By 6-0 Mark Hiller Battling For Job United Pres* Interiullunal Most historians say Abner Douhlrdiiy invented the game of ItssehnII. but listen to the San Francisco Giants and they'll tell you Chuck Hiller is the man responsible for tlie national pastime. Hiller, who gained fame hy bealting a grand slant home run In the Giants' fourth game World Series victory over the New York Yankees, at least thinks lie know* so much aixiul the game that hi» San Francisco teammate* have nicknamed him “ Abner Douhleday." Rut knowledge of tlie game and playing it are two dif­ ferent thing*, and the 27year-old Hiller It still fight­ ing for a job altlmugh he's lieen in tisx-hall since 1937. ONLY 2 4 -MORE DOG RACING DAYS LETT! KrSaon F.ud* April Post Time Tiie Kan Francisco second ba*eman, wh<*v beeaino tlie first National I-eagucr to hit a grand slam homer in the W«uId Series last year, slam­ med a bases-loaded luimer against the Chicago Cubs Sunday in breaking (lie steak and lead them to an H R victory. Helping himself out. Hill­ er. batted for Joey Amalfitano—hia second base rival reclaimed (nun Hie Houston Colts—and he m nnertrd for (lie grand slammer in Dm eighth inning olf right-hand­ er Jack Warner. Felipe Alou hit two homers and Orlandn Cepcda and Willie Mays each collected three hits In tin* 14-htt attack against tlie Cuba. In other Sunday games, the Yankees blanked tho New York Mels, 30, on a com­ bined one-hb ter by Stan Williams and Jim Bouton; the Pittsburgh Pirate* ripped the Cincinnati Red*. 113; Johnny I’odres went all tlie way in liealing tin- Baltimore Orioles, 6-1; the Milwaukee Braves topped ihe St. lamis Cardinal*, 84; tlie Minnesota Twin* nipimd tha Philadel­ phia Phillies, 43; the Is)* Angelo Angels beat the Hou­ ston Colts, 6-5; the Kansas City A’a whipped Ihe Washton Senators, fl-S, snd tlie Cleveland Indians downed tile Rollon Bed fiox, 7-4. LEG 0 LAMB c Lb. 39 STEAKi“ 68c • RIB • SHOUL. ROUND STEAK lb. 58c ROAST CH U CK HOLE S / f lk K H lP l Lb. 58 SHOULDER R O A S T ............ ... . lb. 48c GROUND B E E F ....................3 lbs. $1 CH IC KEN B A C K S ................ A c FRESH CAUGHT M U LLET . . . . lb. 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W R A T H F.IIHFIRt.D F I R S T A D D I ­ TION. a c c o r d i n g to l h a p la t thereo f, aa recorded In (Mat Rook 12, p a g e 14, P u b l i c R e co rd * o f S e m i ­ n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; T o g e th e r w ith the fo llow ing I ta m of p roperly w hich It located In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y I n s t a l l e d a e a p a r t of t h t Im p ro v e m e n ts on aald land: Intern atio n al of U tica F u r n a c e — Mod al O HS II nr r rr WL e j1 It. MIAMI, Fla. IU PI) _ Dan Sike* withstood a laot-mlr.uto birdie attack by that balding baron of the gulf tour, Sum Snead, and clinched hie fleet victory in three y e a n on the circuit with a 30-34—70 and a five-under-par 2H3 in the Doral Open gulf champion, ship Sunduy. The 32-year-old attorney from Jacksonville, Fla., col­ lected $lt,OUO for hit work. Snead, with a final round of 38-33—71 finished one stroku back at 2H1 and added $ 1,1,0* to hi* million*. The 00-ycar-old S m a d, •hooting for hia 113th tourna­ ment victory, wa* three stroke* down with five hole* to ko. He fired two straight birdie*, but the young Flor­ idian matched the veteran par for pnr on the final three hole*. Pitching Couch DUNEDIN. F it. (U I'I) — Max Surkont, whose feat of itriking out eight succctshc batter* constitute* a major league record, hat been nam ­ ed pitching coach of the Uuff a l o Biioq* of the Internation­ al League. Legal Notice IN T I I K C I R t T ' I T COI R T IN AND FOH 8 K N I N O I .K I Ol N . T V . V l . n l l i l l A NO. I3*hu C O N N K C T IC C T <i I’ X C It A f. U F K INHCltA.NCi: CO MPAXV, a C o n n e c tic u t co rp o ra tio n . P lain tiff, va. RAY M OND W. A eT A R M fN *t at. Defer, d a n t a , N O T Il'K O F a t I T T I I K n T A T*t O F FI.O H IIIV TOi Raymond tv, d e V a r m l n a n d D orothy J. daV arm lu. I* T I I K CIMINTT J l ' t i n K ' h COI' K T 1 K K I N O L K C t l l ’NTV, F i.o n in .v IN HISl K I T I T K O P OU1.DIV1KK R A N D A L U D eceased NOTH K O F t r P I - I C A T I O N F O H P I N A I, tllMClIAHUK T i l A M , W H O M IT MAY CON1,1a wlfa C R IIN : *M C y p r e s s A v en u e. N o t i c e la h a r a b y g i v e n t h a t H unnyvale, C a lifo rn ia t i l t u n d e r s i g n e d h a s filed Its Tou are hereby notified F i n a l R e p o r t ae A d m l n l e l r a t o r t h a t a s u i t h a s b e e n file d of the R elate of U o ld u lre a u n l u s t y o u a n d A l i a s Kiihsl. R a n d a l l, d e c e a e r J ; t h a t It lias filed Ita P e t i t i o n for F i n a l d i a r i e s u f F l o r i d a , Inc., a F l o r ­ i d a c o r p o r a t i o n ! a n d Ray­ D lecltar g e, a n d t h a t It w ill a p p l y to t h e C o u n t y J u d g e ' s m o n d P. 1. s a b e r a n d D o r is M. Court of H em lnole C o u n t y , I j i s h e r , hla w ife. In Ih e a b o v e F l o r i d a on t h e 2 t l t i d a y o f e n t i t l e d cAUse, a n d t h a t y o u M a rc h . 1**2, f o r a p p r o v a l of a r e r e q u i r e d t o file y o u r a n ­ aatne a n d for F i n a l D i s c h a r g e s w e r w i t h Ih e C l e r k o f title aa A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f Ilia F e ­ C o u r t a n d to s e r v e a c o p y ta l* of U oldw lre R andall, d e ­ th e re o f upon the p la in tiff o r plan, u f , , atto rn ey * , w i,u .a ce a s e d . C l t l a e n a N a t i o n a l l l a n k * f n a m e a n d a d d r e e a |e J e n n i n g s , W a l t s , d a r k s a n * H a m ilton, O rlando. N ational H an k Aa A d m l n l e l r a t o r o f t h * llo o l l a r n e t t R e l a t e o f t l o l d m l r * R a n ­ H u ll,lin g , J a c k s o n v i l l e J. F l o r ­ ida. n o t l a t e r t h a n A p ril S ', d all, d ecea sed . 1**9, It y o u fall to do so a Uyt C. W. D a v t i V ice P r e s i d e n t a n d T r u s t d e c r e e p r o r o n f e s s u w ill l,a e o l r r e d a g a i n s t y o u fo r t h e O f fi c e r r e l i e f t i e , n a n d e d In t h e c o m ­ f - a r r y (1, tim l th p l a i n t , T h la s u i t t* lo f o r r of t l a k s r . R a k e r A ftm lth rluee a m o r tg a g e . T he reul ( I F a st P in s K trrat p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a i n s t Is! P . O. llox 1171 led 99. Illock U HFN. U rlaudo, F lo rid a I .A X D KRTATliH, a » u h A t t o r n r j i fo r A d m i n i s t r a t o r ■Rvlelon, a c c o r d i n g to a P u b l i s h M a rc h 4, 11, I I . 99 p lat t h e r e o f , r e c o r d e d In C U O -I F l a t l l o o k t l , p a g e s 1* tn 99 o f t h e P u b l l n R e c o r d s o f U em lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ IN T H K C O I 'R T O F T I I K ida. COI NTV J1 D tiR , HIM4NDI.K W IT X R M my hand an* tb o C OU NT*. FI.O N IH *. se al o f s a i d C o u r t a t h a n f o r d , IN N K i K S T 4 T K D P F lo rid a, th la }th d ay of M arch. R L L H W O R T Ii L. F U Lt.F .R . Deceased 19*9. (ttCAT.t IN P R D R A T K to i %i . l f r r h i t o r * a n d A r t h u r If Ravkwtth, Jr., C l e r k o f II,e C i r c u i t C o u r t P K I I* O N g H O IN H c t . 419m Il>: M a r t h a T. V lh le n ON H*:*4ANU* AUAI.NIT SAID D eputy C lerk K ITA TK l Mar. 1], I I , M h Yo u a n d s a c h o f y o u e r a P u b l l e h h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d Apr. 1, t i l * . t o p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s a n d d e ­ C DO-34 m a n d s w h i c h y o u , o r e i t h e r of y o u m a y h a v e a g a i n s t Ih e eatata of K L L A W O R T II U F u l l e r , d e c e a s e d , l a t e of sa id C ounty, to th e C ounty J u d g e of Sem inole C ou n ty , F lorida, a t h is o f fic e In t h e c o u r t h o u s e o f sa id C o u n t y a l Sen * ford . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n sle c a l ­ e n d a r mo nib a fro m th e tim e o f t h e f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th l a n o tic e . T w o c o p l t e o f e a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d s h a l l be In w r i t i n g , g n d eh all s t a l e t h e p l a c e uT r e s i d e n c e a n d p o s t T o t la i r e n R u g c u e l.yon e, residence u n k n o w n o f f i c e a d d r e s s of t h * c a L n a n t , C a r o l y n T. Lynn *, a n d sliall ha s w o r n l o b s th e residence u n k n o w n c l a i m a n t , hla a g e n t , n r g t t o r M a i l i n g g d d r e s a Is AMA n s y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by a II S chool. N A T TC . M a m f i l i n g fe* of nil* d o lla r a n d phi*. T e n n e s s e e . s u c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao You a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t file d a b a t l be void. a f u l l h a a lire,l f ile d a g a i n s t 1*1 K d w a r d Htout In t h e a b o v e entitled Ae e a e c u t o r o f th * D e t y o u cause, a n d t h a t ynu a r e r e . W i l l a n d T e s t a m e n t of q u i r e * to file y o u r a n s w e r R l l s w o r t h L. F u l l e r , w i t h th * C l a r k o f t h i s C o u r t deceased a n d to s e r v e a c o p y t h e r e o f S t n e s t r o m , D a v i s A M c In t o s h u p o n th * p l a i n t i f f n r p la in # A t t o r n e y s fo r R e e c u t o r Mffa atto rn ey * , whose nam e I’o at O f fi c e H o i 122D a nd address Is Jennlug#, Sanford, F lorida P u b l i s h M a r c h 11. 19. 19. A pril W a t t * . C l a r k e a n d l l e m l l l n n , l ie n H a rn e tt N atio n al llault I. 1111. U u lld ln g . J a c k s o n v i l l e 2. F l o r ­ C D Q -lf ida, n u t l a t e r t h a n A p ril 14, 1941. If y o u f a l l lo tin so a d e c r e e p r o c n n f e s e o w ill h e N O T IC E OP APPLICATION e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u f u r tbs FOR Cl.USING. VACATING r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In lit# c o m 4N II AN ANOONING S T R E E T * p L I n t . T h i s s u i t le t o f o t e T o W h o m It May C o n c e r n : c tas e a m o r t g a g e . T h * r e e l N o lle* le h e r e b y g i v e n by p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a i n s t le: th * H o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m i t Lot 17, Illock R. S U N . •loner* n t S e m ln o l# C ounty, I , AND KHTATKS. a s u b F lorida, p u r s u a n t to S tation d i v i s i o n , a c c o r d i n g In a 191.10 F l o r i d a S t a t u t e s 1*3;, p l a t t h e r e o f , r e c o r d e d In. t h a t a m o t i o n w a s ap p r o v e d P l a t R o o k I I , p a g e s 1* t o b y l a i d B o a r d on M a rc h 12. 99 o f (lie P u b l i c R e c o rd * IM I to close. vacate and o f Sem inole County, F l o r . Ida. ab an d o n c e r ta in atreet right* of w a y In Htmltiol* C o u n ty , W ITN E SS my hand an d th* F l o r i d a , d e s c r i b e d a s f o llo w s: se al o f aa ld C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , T h e W 9 ft. o f 111* B 10 ft. of F l o r i d a , this 14th day of N « J * i f t o f 8 14**1 ft. of M a r r b , 1949. H E U S e c tio n 1*. T o w n s h i p J1 ( S E A L ) South. R a n g * 9* R e s t t h e A r t h u r II. R r c k w l t h . J r . ta r n * b e i n g t h * W e s t e r l y 3 ft. C l e r k o f Ilia C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th # e x i s t i n g 1* ft. o f II,'W R y : M a r t h a T. V lh le n d e d i c a t e d a* A l t a m o n t e A v e­ D eputy C lerk n u e I m m e d i a t e l y E a s t o f Igite P u b l i s h M a r c h I I . t l A A p r il I anil I of a S u b d i v i s i o n of 1. I. 1**1. th* E atata o f W. A. an d C Dll-33 D. I . D an iel, p e r p l a t , re c o r d e J In P.IL 9. I’g 94 o f the p u b lic racufda of S em in o le C ounty, Florida. An d that sa id B o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n w ill hold a p u b l i c b e a r i n g on t h * m o ­ ti o n a t 10:00 A.M. on April 9. 1*09 o r a* siroti t h e r e a f t e r a* p o s s ib le at th * C o u n t y t ’o n i n ila e lo n e r * r o o m In the C ounty C o u rt H ouse a t S an ­ ford , F l o r i d a , a t w h i c h l im e th o a* f u r a n d a g a i n s t th * s a m e w ill b* h e a r d a n d f l m l •-v. This the !3lh day et March, lil t . P ublleh M arch A p r i l 1, I I I L CDU-19 Sikes Grabs Doral Play (S E A L ) A r t h u r H. B a c k w i t h . Jr., C l a r k o f th * B o a rd of C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s of Sem lnol# County, Floilda. P u b l i s h M a r c h 23, 11*1 C D O -d l �■v You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your 'Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Classified 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY, T up*., thru Frl. - 2 1*. M. .lay before insertion. Mon. • Sal. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED. Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. 31. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re* apontihlc for more than one Incorrect insertion of your ail, and reserves, the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice la Ihr Cuart of iao liraalr Jnilar, Irmlniilr round, *(■(» of t'turtila. In l-rnhate la rr ihr llktnir oft JESSE A. JARRELL neo-ass,1 r ix A i A n tle r NMlca ts h*r*hy aivan that thr un<1ern*n«<1 wilt, ntt tha 15th day of April, A P 1»«J. present to the Honorable County Judge of .aemlnol* County. Florida, her final raturn, account and vouchers. »* VJmlnHtrj tr u of thr Eiiatn of J ESSE A JAR­ RELL isc«»»»4 and at said time, then and there, make application to the said Judge for a final settlement of her administration of said estate and fur an order discharging tier ae euch Administratrix. Dated this the Ith day of March A P 1?«S/*/ Thelma Jarrell As Administratrix of the Estate of JESSE A. JARRELL Deceased Stenatrom. Davl* A McIntosh Attorneys for Administratrix P. O. Box 131# Sanford, Florida P ublish M ar. t l . I I . 15 a Apr. I. l»*l. ClHi-15 iv t h e t T i t t ’i it r o t it r o r THE MATH J t U l t l t L tilln i l m il e IS « AD t ni v rv . F o i l SE M Iit m i i n v . 1A 111 SMI TH AO. 17007 hi IT TO 111 II I TITLE EV A N tiE L I C A L CO VEN ANT CHEIICII OF ORLANDO FLO RIDA , P lain tiff w A. N A N D R E W S a n d N E L L D R O W N A N D R E W S , h i s wife. • t al, D efen d a n ts M i n t i: CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 2. Education - Instruction I. Transportation o. l ootl G. For Rent (>A Special Noticed 7. Husiness Rentals 8. Reach Rentals For Sale or Rent 1". Wanted to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale ID. Mortgage Loans M . Insurance 15. Busincs* Opportunity 1ft. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wan toil 18. Help Wanted 10. Situations Wanted 20. Babysit tors 21 Beauty Salons 22. Build - Faint - Repair 22. IluilditiK Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plimibinyr Services 26 . Radio it Television 27 . Si>erinl Services 28 . Laundry Service 29 . Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. P o u ltry - L ive stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs S3. Furniture 31. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36 . A u to m o b ile s - T ru c k s 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Truilers - Cabanas 3 . E d u c atio n - In stru c tio n REGISTRATION is now being taken for tin., emullmcm of tlif kindergarten at tho Grace Methodist Church on Onora Rd. A* Woodland ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS. Clipping by appointment. Dog boarding Si oo per day, cals hoarding 73c and 85c per day. FA 2-57A2. U. S. C I V I L S E R V I C E TESTS! Men-women, 18-32. Start high as $102.00 a week. Prepara­ tory training until appoint­ ed. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unneces­ sary. 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B l o c k - C " POUTII A L T A ­ M O N TE H E I G H T S a c c o r d ­ ing to tb s plat th ereo f a s r e c o r d e d In P l a t (took t P a g e g. 1‘UbllC I t r r n r d e o f S e m in o le C o u n t ) , d o r * Idla: ■ ml you arc hereby required to file With the Clerk of the a Id Circuit Court at the C url Hou se In Orlando. F l o r ­ ida, pers onally or hy ).*ur a t ­ torney, )>mr A n sw e r or other w ritte n d e f e n s e . If a h ) , ami t , s- r v e a co p) t i n re ef upon t .,e t i , "Jiff's Vtlormv wh o so name i. VVEHHF.lt H It Al NEB. l i t Fsrh A ven u e b ooth . VVtnt - r P i t k , Flo rid a, not later I ban tha 1Mb da)' o f April, ISSl. therein s e tt i n g u :» the r e l a t e , righ t, title or Inlsreat o r lien upon the ab o v e Utsc rlliej properly cla im ed by ) o u . ami shou.d ) o u E,H to J o a.. D s c r e r s P r o C o n f e s s w ill be en'.i-rtj a g a i n , i you \V ITNEbb my hand ami -ea l of said Court at t a iif o rd , Mentluole ,' o u u t ) . 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V l l i D u D eputy ,'le rk t>t jsd’) Cl1 f k V\ I n d e r t a t e d l i , ll*t)>*« Jo©«pli M KiUlffr 1iia * VV ird {* srurttr Tni*t Pulldlna t II Park A ' * Boulh W in te r P ark , Fla M itm i j : 1 l*>ru© 1 u. sn M a rc h I I . J l 4 A p ril Fut>lt*h Mire* 1* ti & April l. > m l . , t I IH1 1CUVj-el C D U 'ia 6 . F o r Rent iEhr traalnrb ftr u lii M on. M u r. 25 , *63— P a g e t) Ileal E sta te F u r Sale 26. Radio & Television 34. A rlid e w F o r Sale 34. A rtic le s F o r Sale Large 2 bedroom Trailer on lai ge Like. Adults only. Ph. FA 2 7363. Highland Park PERSONAL RADIO A ADMIRAL Mens. Ladies, childrens dis­ REPOSSESSED U2 Edithn Circle T.V, SERVICE Entertainment center-tele* count Siloes. Best Easier This three bedroom block We repair Phono Changers vision, stereo record player, Buy*. Surplus City homo on two lots can be Radio A T.V., Auto Radios AM FM radio combination. Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ purchased for $12.00000 t DAY SERVICE Used ]esa than 3 months. chen equipped. FA 2-3049 Piano Bargains Can Ik* financed through 25th St. A Sanford Ave. P a y m e n t s only $13.39. FA 26347. Reconditioned and rrlinixhFHA by qualified purchas­ Ph. 323-0635 Uritt’a Inc. Food Fair Shop­ cd reduced to $295.00. $13.83 er for only $900.00 down ping- Center. 323-9636. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mu. Surdown. $lu.45 | ht mu nth. including closing co>L E\- FAST DEPENDABLE T.V plus City. 2vH W. lit St. Reclaimed spltlet rcsluce*! USED FURNITURE of all Service Service calls $100 elusive listing. for quick sale 9I0T5 de­ Home Service Co. 303 San Three room kinds in good condition. In* furnished ROBERT A WILLIAMS livers, only $1805 per ford Ave. FA 23532. apartment. 2191 Magnolia. eluding kitchen equipment. Realtor mouth. Ellington Grand For sale by owner, John $45. 2 Bedroom Furnished Raymond Lundqnist, Asso. WANTED U'Cd T.V’. seta. Mahogany rebuilt like new Apartment, $53. Robert A, Bellamy, FA 3-0698. 410 W. Call FA 20792. FA 23951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. only 9695.00. Rentals $ uipo Williamt Phone FA 3-3931. 19th St., Sanford. per month Streeps 641 N. FOR RALL BY OWNER At­ 27 . Special Se rvice s Orange, Orlando. Phone REVERE Tape Recorder. Lika 2 RH house. 817 Catalina. tractive 3 bedroom house, 424-2 toi new condition. $125. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 1 'a baths. Duo-Therm beat­ Loch Arbor three bedroom FA 2-8241. SPRINKER SYSTEMS er, Kitchen equipped. Cor­ ONE lllde-A-Bed will «eU for unfurnished house, kitchen AU Types and Sires ner tut. Between Junior 9150. 3 Months old. Can be equipment, syJ.uo. Hubert 3H. Automobile*! • T r u c k s We Repair and Service llieli A Senior High School seen at Park Ave Trailer A William* FA 2 3951 S T T N F. 1913 S Chase Ave. Court. Trailer 91 Pat Fis­ 1950 VALIANT. Pvt. owner. Machinery and Supply Co. FA 2 JDUti. cher. NEWLY FURNISHED Large Going overseas. Sell for 207 W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 2 UK. duplex. Mill St. Longbest offer. FA 2 9819. BEDROOM, 2 hath. Central USED Garden Tiller. A bar­ wood. $38-3298. Piano Tuning ami Repair heal, double rarpurtr, lenc gain. FA 2-8.h u ). BUYING A NEW or cd yard *1100 down arid W L Harmon — f a 2-4223 I urnlshed Apartment. Close USED CAR? $120 monthly payments 109 In Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 CHOICE RUGS FINANCE IT WITH l TS KKIG1DAIRR Lake Dot Drive . FA 2 SlitU. Front $9.00 to $311.00 ♦ laiw Interest Rate* Fl'HN. Apt, 2300 Meltonville. Sales A Service Cl.osE OCT on Viscose tweed ♦ Low Monthly Payments G. 11. HIGH HOUSE, 3 Bedroom, Da room sire nigs. A good F 1.0RIDA STATE BANK NICELY turn. ti mom lwu»c. 1700 W. tat St. Sanford bath*. Back yard fenced, selection of black A while, FA 26237. Ph. FA 2-3883 Exrellent rondilioii I ow gold A- white, A green VOLKSWAGEN Station Wa• ,m F* MA, La linfurnislied 2 bedroom house, down payment Monthly tweeds in popular 6 x 9 — Con • Bus. In A-1 shape. « . —, T « i y ft* o* 3 J A •«■*• SINGER payments $72 tai, FA 2-5916. Private owner. FA 2 8809. 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2-5254 U x 12-0 x 13—12 x 12 and 139 Mayfair Circle. or FA 2-0323. SKWINH MACHINE "W atch w h n t you say, H erm an! I can h o a r Mom 12 x 15. Some with foam CALL FA 2-578,1 rubber back. While they 37 . liemtw • M o to rs b re a th in g into the extension ph o n e!" Unfurnished 1 or 2 Itcdrooin 1G. Fi'inule Help W iin trd last only $150 per sq yd Gateway To The Waterway Apartment*. Kitchen equip­ LAWNS Renovated • Aerate CARPETS ALA CARTE SEW ERS WANTED ped 108 W. 18th St. Pb. 6. For Rent Remove Thatch - Chinch Robson Sporting Goods 12. Real KMnte For Sale FA 2-4678. Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fcrtl- Fern Park, Fla. next to Can­ Your EVEN RUDE Dealer IM M ED IA TE LY non Towel Co. *38-6021 F I’IIN. Apt FA 2-2800 W o rk at h om o d o in g atm pie 304-6 8 E. lit Ph. FA 2 596t l/e—Ph. FA 2 4244 LAKEVIEW Home for sale or W E L A K A APARTMENTS: s e w i n g . W o s u p p l y m a t c i i - MANSFIELD LAWN SEU. trade for a tiled farm on the 31* h|> FIRESTONE Outboard 14’ BOAT. CUTTER 40 hp. Rooms private baths, 114 GA Special N n llc c s .tit- an d p u ) d e p p l u g both we>l side of Sanford Call $29 1 Inn Westing W First St. Motor ami Ult trailer. Like Air-Conditioning1 motor. w a y i . Good rate o j p a y . REMINDER FA 2-7898 days or FA 2 6368 house Alr-Conditlouer. 1st new. t year old. 323-6747. P i e c e w o rk . A p p l y , D e p t . ii. b . ro rrc co.. in c . night*. INCOME TAX SERVICE RENT A BED class. $75. Ph FA 2-7969. 105 W. 21st St. A D 38 9, Jinx 71)10, A d e l a i d e 2txi So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Rollawuy, Hospital & Baby O. M . H A R R I S O N ’S P o s t O f f i c e , T o r o n t o , O n ­ Beds. I 7»a hp. MERCURY Kicker. 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-882* DELUXE Stauffer posture St. Johns Realty LAWN SERVICE rest unit. Reduce the ef­ Like new. 1 10-hjs Wiacou* ta rio , I amnia. By Day. Week, or Month THE TIME TESTED MUM Mowing and eilgtug, etc. Sat­ am Motor. AF 2-9978. CARROLLS FURNITURE 9. For Sale or R e n t fortless way. $75 no. Like Preferably isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. 1 New house near Lake Mary. 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 SALES LADY. new FA 2-2650. past 30. Must t>c good in 38. M o to rcycle s - 8 co o le rs FA 2 1817. 322-3U08. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UNFUKN. 1st Floor. 3 rm*. Arithmetic. Apply in per­ 91 per day rental for Elec­ VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. bath, 2 screened i>orchci. 2 BEDROOM furnished house. 3 Red room — with air-con­ son Ben Franklin Store. 1!R. A u tom ob ile S e rvice tric Carpel Shainpoocr with New A Used. ditioning and large family 309 Magnolia Avc. Apply upFood I air Shopping Center. purchase of Iliac Lustre. FA 2-3138 alter 5:tHI pm . Lewis Sales 4 Service room.—Any type financing. itatra evenings. AUTO GLASS Carrol's Furniture. 2517 Country Club Rd. Payments as low as $68 85 NIGHT GRILL Cook. WailIf you like country living. INSTALLED House* for rent. Kor infor­ re*) A Curb girl. Mu»t lie Ph. FA-2-7028 a lito., plus faxes and insur­ 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, On CAR LUGGAGE rock, large mation contact Ted Wil­ eapcrirnied. Chick ’N Treat. Svnknrik Ginas and Paint ance lo qualified buyer. south side of big Lake weatherproofed, 918.00. 2 liam* Hardware, 3)5 E. Company Sanford. Mary. Water for boating, TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES Twin bookcase heudlxrards- 3l». Trni (era - Cabanas 211) Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 25th SI. Phone 322 274f etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ $15.011. Girl's 24" Bicycle. 21’ II0USETRA1LER* 1958 17. Mule Help Wanted mately 2‘a acre*. FA 2-9162. 915 60. M3 W. Dnor 1 ltd. AUTO • RADIO BEDROOM house, kitchen model. FA 2-5039. BEDROOM, 2 hath home. FA 2-3199. Drive-ln Repair Service equipped $75 month. Ph, TERRITORIAL SALESMAN Fenced yard. Assume pay­ 1053 PALACE IIOUSETRAIL12. Beni KM m e F o r Sale FA 2 5309. needed for Saufoid urea. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. ments. 202 Oakland Ave. KK. In good condition, U isE WEIGHT safely with 25th St. A Sunfurd Ave. 1let mci-11 39 A 50 year*. FA 2-4821. ROOMS, The Gable*, tOl DUPLEX APARTMENT and l-ength 27 ft. $759.06. John Dex-A Diet tabled*. Only Ph. 323-18553 Have car. Niitmuul Corjio* Properly, 114 JesaamliH) Magnolia Avc. FA 2-U720. Frank, 871 Seminole Blvd. 9*e 'Dutchton's Drugs. ration. With proven suits. Ave., Sanfurd. $3,ooo cash 3 BEDROOM CB home, 2 Casselberry. Florida. 31 Poultry Livestock UNFURN- 2 Bedrm. Favor­ Write Box 65, c/o Sanford rtioDe Orlando 424-8273. baths. $1ik> down A assume SINGER Sewing Machines. able location. FA 2-0274. Herald. payments. FA 2 1862. Large Shetland Ponies; 1 Used | mmtables ami con­ 1957 MOBILE HOME. 2 Bed* WILL TRADE Equity in 3 gelding, t mare. New sad­ soles. From $10. with guar­ rooms, large screened pa* Unfurnished 2 bctlroom house. bedroom, 2 bath latuse with SPRING IS HERE IB. S itu a tio n * W anted tie. FA 2 84)89. dle* Slid bridles. 322 9162, antee anil attachment. Ph Kitchen equipped, FA 2-3651. large Florida room on Ami now Is the time to look FA 214411. Child Care. FA 2-3274 fenced corner lot Kltclum tor that certain luimc just ______ 32. Flow er* - Shr ubs MODERN Office with confer­ equipped. (For whit have right for the family. Be­ Children kept. FA 2-4182. If you need a giaal uaed Reence room. Air-conditioned. Today’s 6uy! PETUNIA, Siiaiafragoii, Pan you) Ph. FA 2-3412 alter low arc just a few of the frigeralor drop by the FA 2-7459. 5:30 ale aluck. exceptional home buy* be­ RETIRED N U R S E wants Furniture Center at 1166 1957 I M P E R I A L l.RAPKVILLE NURSERY patient. Private room. Car ing offend by Steuslrom 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen French Ave. REDUCED, 2 Story home, 1 Dour Hardtop, Fall Pow­ Grajieville Ave N«'ar 2t)lh St. M’l vice. Pli I'E 8-3791 Realty, llw "Home of t-quipped. Near base. good repair, uew plumhing er And Air — Home* We have the F A 2-3688 Annuals Petunias. Snapdra­ GAS refrigerator. 322-6829. wiring, termite contract. YARD Work FA 2-7*78 home for you, *o check gon*. Pansies, Vegetable 715 Magnolia, FA 2H9GU Summer rate for nice 2 bed­ with us so-mi I Will do Ironing. 32.1 uvti Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. GENERAL ELECTRIC Room room turn. apt. $65. 1700 > EW HOUSE on Crystal lake. Air-Conditioner. $39.99. Call Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. Magnolia. SANFORD Ilritt’* Inc. fur free room 21. I lea u ly Salon* Iamb Arlair. Call FA 2-3378 1— 2127 Laurel Avenue (High­ and 1st SI. air conditioner osUmalcs. land Park l Sfon ilowu, $!al M O TO R CO. or FA 2-31)77. Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath HARRIETT'S""BEAUTY NOOK Food F ilr Shopping Center. jier ninntli will buy you this 33. F u rn itu re home. Fenced yard Near 800 FRENCH Complete Beauty Service S23-0636, roinfortable 3 BR home, NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ Evening Appuinlmerits WANTED reliable couple to Jim Hunt Realty which features charm, pri­ 105 So. Oak cle. FA 2*7484. FA 2-5742 lake up monthly payment* vacy, and many extras! of *1:1 so on 3 complete Offiec FA 2-2111 I it F I) r o o m Apartment. Only SEl.uuo! Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Nights FA 2-0641 mums of furmlurc. Call Nicely furnished Near Special on Perm* CaIJ lor 323-0700 TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ bate. 2oi5 Sanford Ave pb appointment 3 Senior «pe 2— 114 Grove Lane i Ravenna 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. lect. NO 8-4323. ratur*. Free parking lot* I’ark). Built in Kitchen, S P R IN G 322 0834 t i e d furniture, appliances, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ screened Florida room, and 318 Palmetto Ave. FURNISHED Garage Apart­ delightful floor plan will ner lot facing lake. 109 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. ment. 25451$ Palmetto. <Mi. Waits Drive, S u n l a u d catch your eye. In On* hhe ‘i J B u ild - P aint - Repair Larry s Mart 215 Sanfurd FA 2-5254 or FA 3-0625 new 3 BR modern $150 REPAIRING. painting, 1 abEstate. FHA lfl service Ave. Th FA 2-4132 9450 down, monthly $84 75. down, and $87 50 per month! 2 BEDROOM unfurnished met making Al! work guarF R E E E S T IM A T E YA nolldnc down. FA 2 8074 house. Kitchen equipped. antced Call f A 2 2139 after Upholstering A Mattress ren­ or FA 2 -2118. 3— Kxi Westwood Court (PineNear base- FA 2-0566. 3 p. m ovating. New A Used Furni­ crest 2nd.) Spacious 3 UK B I G ! B I G ! B IG ! ture Call Nix Bedding Mfg S T E N S T ItO M R E N T A L S REPAIRS, Addition*, eon2 hath modern, kttrlien $ 811 A BIG bargain, if sold by Co, al THU telery Ave. DR-1 Bath Home c re h , painting. ear|a-uiry equlpjmd. on large corner April 1*1 Beautiful BIG HR—1 Hath Home $ 8<) NEW CHEVROLET * OLDS * CADILLAC FA 2-21H. Cart*<rts and F l o r i d a lot Newly painted inside SUM Sanford home at luuu Oak UR—l Bath Hume rooms. A specialty. \ . M. Sell Us Your Furniture, Quick and oull 913,75V, with 9450 USED CARS AND TRUCKS Ave., near all churches, for H R -2 Bath Home I1UU (inner. F'A 27274. down ami lido per month! Service With Ihe Cash. a BIG family requiring 3 UR—2 Bath Home CHKVUOLGTS $2088 und up $I2U SUPER TRADING POST CARPENTRY, repair work or 4 bedroom* and 2 bathi, 4— $125 3 UR—C i Ball) Furu. 1918 la •cost Avenue 'city) OLDS • 88 $3123 andup FA 2 0617. all kmds, new roofs l'h. plus a BIG newly modern­ Older 3 BP. 1 b*Ui com FA 2-2506 after 5 ised kitchen that will de­ CADILLAC__________$5161 and up remodeled in good asa Stenstrom Realty light mother of the family. plrtely residential area s 1:1.500, 25. I 'In in Intis: Net vices A once in a lifetime oilerwiili $t5o down, and »'J8.5o Real Ertate — Mortgages V f! 0 ing at $9,5011. Very good per mouth 111 N. I'ark Avc. FA 2 242U terms can be arranged. 2 BEDROOM furrmhad Apart 5— 123 Lake Dot Drive (Sun incut upstairs. Private en­ Seminole Realty Pliinibinjr A Heatink' land). Newly reconditioned ON ANY NEW OR USED trance. 619 Magnolia. AIR CONDITIONING 3 Bit, 2 hath, family room 11)01 Park Avenue CAR IN STOCK CONTRACT and REPAIR homo with lake view, Kit­ SMALL Turn. Apt. 1902 Maple FA 2 5232 anytime WORK chen equipped. StJ/aai, ati-1 FA 2-0731. f i 4 lADILLA) i Door, Powrrrd just $88 79 per month after 1907 Sanlord Are FA 2-6562 Your Best twntg and NEW 2 Bcdioom, Da bath*. 0 4 4 Air t oudiriuned , _ investing Opportunity EFFICIENCY Apartment on $450 down payment! (Abo 96o Iwr month. Longdate. PLUMBING p . 'l ) 111.) 1(01.1.1 Nomad Slaliuu in i loflda today! First St. Near 2 city free love 3 Jill. 1 hath ill same Call TK * 5483. O w Waron. \ir CondIPonrd ____ ___ Cuntracting Repairs parking lot* and siiopping urea for $11,500, with $35u PLYMOUTH 2 Door V-8 ................... — . FREE ESTIMATES a8 BEDRUOM. Da hath. *250 store*. No utility charges. FLORIDA’S BIST ROMt VALUES: down and $76 ja r muntiij. 1 1 L. HARVEY I'ORII Slwliun VVagon down, 973.00 uionUi 323 UI78 Suitable for couple or sin­ bfci I Door V-n. Automatic FA 2 35M 201 Sanford Ave .................$6960 to Jlb.-lbO or 322-2177 n- 322 4'XJO gle Inquire Jacobson D»pt. 6— Several ecunomy (untie Av Lorv av 9210 down, FORD I Dour, 6 CyL, Siefiim Wagon •Store. U8 Vutomulic 7 raii<<ini**loii buy* from $55ou and up, 2li. Rnilio A I e ! e v m i n n As little as 943.11 NO CASH NEEDED a month! I iiltli < ountry Sedan with down pa) menu tioin Bedrooui, 2 bath. $61 a AVAILABLE April 1st. 3 Bit. Do Closing Costs! T. V. SERVICE after 6 p in. V-s. Oii-nlrivr ..............‘ v $200, Low monthly paymonth. T. A I. in cl mled. No Prepayments! House, Stove & refrlg. 985. CHLYItttLLT Station Wagon 6 CyL, Std. Cull FA 2-6627. un nls. 323 8085. Mo. Licated 2.ai; llighlawn Homesite Investnarnt CIIL\ IttlLEI G Ton Pltkup, Opportunities Avc Write owner 11 Ger- 3 REDROOMS, 2 baths Kit H Cj |„ Automatic 7—A tew choice executive From Just 9995! ORCHID SALE luvli, 11821) Gil more Dr. CHEYKULLI I Door, 6 CyL, Sta. Wagun elteu equl|iped. No ilowu home* 111 prestige neighbor- ■ Key West. Fla. Plait I h 50 re n t* payment. 3309 b. Park Ave. h o o d s , ( ld)llwihle, Loch I — 7 ------- DRIVE our CADILLAC I Door Sedan DrYille SI.(ill A 52.00 FA 2 1701. I0DAY! Arbor, Mayfair, Grove Ma-1 Power Altd \ ir l omt. ........ , Bedroom houae.I I Furn. ?*•« C ||K \ RDI-LT % Ten Pickup ■H(rt from $22.01x1 and up Allot- So (M-t* l \ 2-7664 IMMEDIATE* *OU UPAS) Y 1 lo ti III) It |IOlh Z* *nd f»! gt1 V diltoha «! 6 CvL Std. >hift . —. |>©6jr f Excellent Fl l \ amt i on 5 tenth each Iis.t»©nif©i!sj© ( HE) 1(1)1,111 I Door Station Wagon NICE a clean 3 room furnish- 3 Bedroom-with air condttveMiuufil financing avail iM IL(lllu>iA n 'IT — lonin g and s e r e n e d jeircli. ) -x. Automatic .............. . ■d Apartment. Near town, 7 to H i n c h | h i I b Bifni I©LOfitfj • able. t llliVIIOl.KT i Door Sedau n t f tit « m ©it Any type of financing. Pay­ $5u a month- lnelude* wa­ 10 ti i i I m each r*Cl!,"f OS 6 C y L std. Shift . . ............... 1 ments as low as $61.00 j*er 0»aflc#^©rt* ter A electricity. FA 2-8544 Lleiiclirn at I m r g a ill m oiilii, p lu- Lave- dnd IUAND MANY OTHERS AT*— Slenstrom Realty You can find any tiling you sarance a> qualified buyer The Mackle Bros. Inc. «!• E 2"J BT AND 2509 PARK AVE. . I . C . Huntcii need advertised ui tl:# Bel­ TLE ’N GREEN ESf.YlES R*al Eitate - Mortgage* DtUor.a. I i • P h o t 6 6 S 1458 EASY GMAC PAYMENTS L m i on lilutf, 7 la. aid by aaufurd mercbanixPboae 322-2744 1 a t N. Park Ave. FA 2 242j in HOLLERS °/SANF0RD DISCOUNT SALE ~ Wall OPPORTUNIT 10% DISCOUNT ci 4596 1695 U7 57 61 59 53 60 31 i V 695 ttis 1795 1135 �Oviedo Student Wins Top Prize At Science Fair By IJnd* Smithson Oviedo High student Eugene Shull brought home the tup winning prise In the senior division of physical science from the Regional Science Fair held recently in Euttia. Rill lleln, the school's other senior division entrant, won honor*Me mention In bio­ chemistry. S h u l l ' s telescope lens g’inding exhibit also won the Bill Clements special sward In recognition of time and ef fort spent on the project and entitle* him to enter stale and national competition, lleln’a entry was a model of a DNA molecule. Beth Gore and Larry Neely, also of Oviedo, completed the Seminole County reproaenta Uon with their Junior entry eahlblu on "Electricity In the Community" and "The Color of Music." Shull, Hein and Neely, who attended the awards banquet held March 15 in Tavarra, were accompanied hy Mr. and Mrs. Foye Shull, Mr. and Mri. Ralph Neely and Mrs. Jam es Palmer, Oviedo High science teacher. Guest speaker for the ban quet was Jack Larks from the Air Force Missile Test Center at Cape Canaveral. Vff> •infnrS Wrralb Pag* 10 — Mar. 26, 1068 HKItHKItT F. HOWUN, rijflit, n I’om.nnetmnn Kirnt Class assigned to the Heavy Attack W'iiiK One ntaff, recently reenlleted for six years in the regular navy. Bowen, who first entered Navnl service in March 1Of*1, has iicen nssiRncd to the Winif Staff since last September. The recnlistment ceremony was conducted hy C'dr. Charles W. Meahier, left, Commanding Officer for Per­ sonnel of Heavy Attack Wing One. School Problems To Be Discussed In Altamonte Ity I.noIsc KlmtmrV Bear Lake Club To Learn Resuscitation By Shirley Wentworth A representative of the Seminole C o u n t y Chapter, American Red Cross, will be the guest of Rear Lake Home Demonstration Club members Tuesday night to discuss and explain proper methods of resuscitation. Visual demon­ stration will be presented us­ ing the chapter’s "Annie," ■ Rfe-alxed dummy made es­ pecially for the purpose. The meeting will be held at • p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jtunaell Loomla on Rear Lake Rd. Alas on thn evening's pro­ gram will bn a demonstra­ tion on "Proper Ironing Meth­ ods," presented by Mri. W. G. Carpenter, a member of the club. Moose Lodge To Have Film Programs Showing of color and sound movies covering all phases of the aporta world are being arranged by program chair­ man Lew Luster for weekly meetings of Sanford Moose Lodge 1851, Governor Otis SJoblom announced today. Scheduled for thi* week’s I p.m. Wednesday meeting are the "193T National Foot­ b a l l League Championship Game," "lasa Milwaukee Rraves" and "ID55 Sports Thrills" which should provide an Interesting 90 minute pro­ gram for all the men, Luster eaid. Weekly meetings of the Moose ere held in the lodge hell above the IGA Food Mart In Lake Mary. Filmi coming lip In the future Include “ 1MI Spoils Thrill*,” "Fishing the Forty-ninth" a n d "Rodeo Kings." Five Make Dean's List Name* of five area resi­ dents were Included In a Flor­ ida State University an­ nouncement of thn deans' list for the first trimester today. They are George M. Herrlstt Jr., Sanford; Paula Kay Andrewa and Richard A. Mil­ ler, Altamonte Springs; Lucy L. Moon, Ixmgwood, and pantala K. Fetrow, Maitland. To make the drane' list stu­ dents must have carried 12 or more trimester hours of work and must have made a grade average of 3.0 (R) or higher. I)AVU> DKAKOLPII Dearolph Back Soon At NAS Lt. Cdr. David E. Dearolph, a five-year veteran of San­ ford aviation, will return in July as a member of the Heavy Attack Wing Due staff, the Navy announced to­ day. Dearolph, who win with Heavy Attack Squadron* Five anil Thrrr from 191,7 to 19(12, will relieve Lt. Cdr. C. Thomas Covlll as Wing Safety Officer. For the past nine months, Dearolph has been a student at the Naval War College, Newport, R. I. Covlll is awaiting orders to his next duty station. Ho has been assigned to Heavy At­ tack Wing One since Novem­ ber 11WI. County School Superintend­ ent It. T. Milwce and other members of the county school Isourd will take part in the program at the Altamonte S p r i n g s Elementary PTA meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the school auditorium. Questions such as "Why our children do not have suffi­ cient text books'!" "Why school buses do nut come closer to our huities!” and •‘Will Altamonte Elementary be on double sessions next y e a r!" will hr among many to he discussed at this tinp o r t a n t snd Informative meeting. Election nr new officers will he held and a full re[mrt of the financial results of the recent Mr. Magic pro­ ject will he Included on the business agenda. Refreshments will he serv­ ed following the meeting with second grade room mothers as Imstesses, Club Recreation Site To Go Up For Sale Bear Lake Community Club President Richard Gibbons last Thursday night Informed the membership that the land presently being rented ■■ a recreation area by the rluh for a token fee from tlx- Flor­ ida Power Employes Club will he pul up for sale after proper appraisal. The decision was made at a meeting held earlier In the week with representatives of both groups present, Gibbons reported. He went on to point out that the Community Club hss spent much time and effort on improving the site which also is used hy the Bear Lake Lillie league as a playing field and which now stands to lose Its charter If it loses the field. Gibbon* staled that no spec­ ified date for sale of Hie pro­ perty has been set at this time and that the Community Club will have first option when * aale I* in the offing. In nlhrr business of the merling which was held after the club heard the Seminole County legislative candidates, a nominating committee was elected to consist of John Neel, chairman, and Mrs. Raymond Finney, G. W. Run nell, Richard Ostrander and lira. Alan Wentworth. Mrs. L. C. Tinsley, repre­ senting the Hear Lake Pres­ byterian Chapel, issued invi­ tation In all interested per­ sons to Join Ihe congregation which hopes aoon to have sufficient membership to W e d n e sd a y build Its own sanctuary. The "pig in Ihe poke" prlrr went to M. Glorc and Mrs. Raymond Jackson received (he door prize of » Dutch Amaryllis plant In full bloom which was donated by Mra. J. N. Ancntin. Guests Introduced w e r e Mrs Karl Strsshurg and daughter, Irma. Refreshments wrre served al the close of the mceling by Mra, Tinsley. Mrs. C. C. Jones and Mrs. John Kirk, hostesses for the month. SPECIAL! SPRING LAWNMOWER TITNE - UPS $4: SO ijjV "FOLGER’S" 4 INSTANT i COFFEE §1 FRYERS FRESH FLA. GRADE A WHOLE Lb. PARTS NOT INCLUDED TENDER JUICY BEEF LIVER UMPi 19 IN. DAVIS MOWER BRIGGS A STRATTON 4 CYCLE ENGINE 13093 20 IN. DAVIS MOWER IIRIGGH A STRATTON 3 II.I*. 4 CYCLE ENGINE It" L E N I N G It A I), Russia (IJPII —• World high Jump record holder Valery llrimu-l cleared 7 feet, li.tl inches dur­ ing the Kovlet Union track and field competition ,Sunday, it was reported by the Soviet news agency Tass. LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR M OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE mJ FRESH GR. BEEF LEWIS SALES & SERVICE 2317 Country Club Road Phone FA 2-792H -g II UR FRESH" BISCUITS 3 a* *1 (Lim it: Great Savings on Easy Terms Can Y B * Lb. HONK IN MATHER of Sanford p*~m | fr ! r RUMP ROAST i 38 Ox. IUL k LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR S3 OR MORS _______ FOOD ORDER, PLEASE_______ n 7x APPLE BUTTER 26 Ox. Jnr 29' “ROYAL- Tall Can 59 "hunts" TO M A TO PASTE 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Sets TE R M ITES S W A R M IN G ? *28 to *88 Assigned EASY MATHER TERMS of Sanford Sanfurd’ii Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 211.1-09 E. Iwt ST. FA 2-0981 SIRLOIN TIP O T ROAST ib.O # ARMOUR STAR or TIIKIFTWAY "RED” RIPE TOMATOES RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SM ALL M 7- 27 “WINTER GARDEN- FROZEN, SLICED STRAWBERRIES "ENERGY BLEACH QUART GREEN CABBAGE 10 ‘ LIMIT: I WITH YOUR 13 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLEASE “VIM* DETERGENT TABLETS vsr 39‘ "FRESH” head 9 C LET US GIVE YOU A N ESTIMATE Cans SLICED BACON FLORIDA REMODELING 60*. “RELIABLE" DUTCH CLEANSER 2 as 2 9 ‘ “t h e n 11- DETERGENT 2 U rg e Pkgw. yg ^ 0 | trr FLA . G RA Q g A H«e Ua For KODAK CAMERAS. Film and Finishing WCAMERA ieboldt's SHOP 210 8 . P A R K AVE. ShoBmak&h 211 W. 25th STREET JfuujtuMuy CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 25th & PARK Quantity Rights R eam ed — Prtrea Good Thru March IT. I % 0 “MUSSULMAN'S" PINK SALM O N DINETTES * pi i FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE HORTON flfPI) — Guy Gcndron of the Huston llruins w h s suspended for the final game of the National Hockey League season Sunday night Miid fined 1200 by Longue President Clarence Vcrn liuf* fey during a gsttie with New York Thursday. lV 5’ R cr . 6 Please) RO UND STEAK BONELESS FULL CUT 63 * -------- J R & J U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED Yarno A Manrn Mon era For Any Job. MuHHivc Jump PURE !. * / LdL Suspends Bruin First figt. AIMe 1* Oslmrne, ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Osborne, -till Orango Avenue, is assigned to the Third Mu­ rine Air Wing, a Pacific Mu­ rine unit which Is participat­ ing In a major amphibious exercise being held off the coast of Soul hern Cnlifnriiia. Monday Tuesday Ih b p h LARGE EGGS 2 doz. 95’ �Early Voting Here Light' By LARKY VLBSIIEL If you don’t think the city is using water take a look at these figures . . . at tins lime last year water consumption here was 1.9111,132 Gallons per day . . . The other day it was 2.341,771 gallons per day. That's a 20.5 percent in crease. • • # Mayor Tom McDonald was given the okay last night by the city to spend up to $23(1 on his trek to Washington to meet with congressional offi­ cials on the Navy installation here . . . "Don't stay at any Ilea bag," chimed in Jim Crupps . . . McDonald says he will probably gu with Cham­ ber Manager John Kridcr and Andy Carr a way, • • • City tightening Its licit . . . Swimming pool charges at Mellonville a n d Goldsboro will jump from 20 to 25 cents for children and from 50 to CO cent* for adults. • * * And at the same time, the commission hiked the non­ resident library fee Iruin ft to S2 "Immediately," - . . That's not too bad. City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles wanted lu make it $3. « • • There was a request at the City Commission for 10 street light* on Mellonville . . . It died (or lack of a second . . . Jim Crapps who lives on the street stayed out of it. • • • Seminole County bars and taverns were permitted to do business today under a ruling by Ihe Stale Beverage De­ partment, which held today's election is "special" and not a “regular" vote. Normally, bars and taverns must re­ main closed during voting bums un election day s, • • • Joe Davis has been named to Public Safety Committee when the Legislature meet* next week. • i t Hotel and restaurant com­ mission licenses are due April 1 for Seminole County, it was reported today by Hu­ bert A. itlcdcl, coin m in inn­ er of the Florida Hole] and Restaurant Commission. All public liaising and food ser­ vice establishment owners or operators arc reminded to renew their license*' by re­ turning the application and fee to the commission at 3ot Carlton Building, Tallahassee. t i Early voting In Seminole County was slow to moderate as voters went to the pells to name a new legislator, n check of the 23 vole precincts re­ vealed at noon. The county’s 23 polling place* will close at 7 p.m. The only race here i* !»•tween Democrat G-'idon Frederick and Republican Jan Fortune. The heaviest voting was in the six Sanford precincts. A* of noon over 500 persons cast ballots. The heaviest deluge of vot­ ing was at the National Guard Armory where 187 voted ns of noon. Voting was v e r y slow in Altamonte where only three voted since !) a.ni. and 58 in the Oviedo precinct. Around the state, in populous Dade County, v o t i n g registrar C laude llrown said only an estimated 24.000 persons had trickled to the polls by 10 a.m Public Hearing On Shopping Center Slated Argument of Joe Gazil for permission to construct a SlSo.ooo shopping center at Ravenna Park will get a pub­ lic hearing April 23 before the County Commission. The Zoning Commission previously had denied Gazil’.* request for reioning of the site to commercial. Gan! seeks to have tlie County Commission to override the Zoning Commission. Ga/il's appeal was pre­ sently! this morning by Ro­ bert G. Martin, owner of tlie site. Commission member* recommcn lyd 'be f<*||i»" i-u* ms» to Chair ran J. C. Hutchison and lie named them to * feasibility reini mince for a sillily whether a courthouse annex is needed in South Seminole County: E d w i n Hunt, Harold Kntlncr, Wally Khr one Jr.. T. L. Lingo Jr., Itonard Masters, John Brumley, II. It Pope, Paul Bales and A1 Lortiunn. Tlie Commission also this morning: Upheld the Board of Ad­ justment'- decision granting First Florida Utilities permission io expand its Bear Lake plant. Set up a joint meeting with Casselberry Town Council for 2 p. m. \pril 6 to discuss im­ provement of Winter Park Drive in Casselberry. Opposed giving Maitland "hot pursuit" potke powers in Seminole Counly, pointing H<c good eo operation exist ing now beiween law enforce­ ment officers. This was 2.000 le-s than the number estimated at that time in the first primary and 6,000 less than the second primary. llrown said if Urn same v»t- Request OK Full-time oporution of the comity voting royrUtraliun office, with a doubled pay iin-reuse for the regis­ trar, was voted this morning by tbe County Commis­ sion. However, tbe net ion will lie presented to the eotinty legislative delegation seeking to have the 11IjL^h Hopes NEW YORK (U l’l )—King 11as sail II. Hie bright young l i u m a i i l i w h o h a s It'd Morocc o lulu its own new frontier, a r­ rive* hero today with high hopes of *tiengllleiiilig rela­ tions with the United States. l Do you suppose those pentlelili'ii ale going to lie selfish enough to a -k the city to g'vo them a liquor license variance on Fifteenth street and Elm Avid , . . Bight across Hie street from school property on which it school may be built I may HAVE to lie built, If lliu school popu­ lation continue* to balloon) . , And with all the Commercial zoning that's nvuilutdo , . . And in for adjacent to) u res­ idential *onc . . . And will) the t ity Zoning Commission and tlie City Commission on rec­ ord ns opposed to spot zon­ ing . . . Now, doesn't someone want to start a liquor store at Second Street and S 'o tt Avenue? , , . .Same difference. • • » • The Seminole County liar Assn, has just gone on reread fawning pay hikes f .r Cir­ cuit Judges to the tune of $2U,5tW. • a United Press Erased Wire rmvA... BRIEFS County Gets Boost In Timber Service Improved service to Semin­ ole Comity timber Interests was outlined by the Florida Forest Service this morning when the County Commission voted to participate in an en­ larged program. Gene Lane, Ocala, of tlie Forest Service, said tlie ser­ vice now is for Orange, Lake and Seminole County to share costs with the Slate, thusly the Slate paying no per cent and the three counties paying 40 per cent. Orange and Lake each pay 37’a per cent of the counties' share ami Seminole 23 per cent. Under the new program, Seminole and Lake will he paired and Orange am! Osce­ ola Counties will he paired. Seminole will pay one-third of the counties' share, with Lake paying twu thirds. Lane till estimated cost for the next fl-c.il year lor SeminoleL ike is SJ,374. fire hiding some new equipment, Terrell Davis, Orlando, -of the Forest Service, will he in charge of Ihr Seminole-I.ake program, witli headquarter* in Lake. County. Lane explained the Foresl Service is working out the plan statewide and will he presented to the next Legis­ lature. County Commission voted approval, subject to the next county budget. Smog Blamed For Accident Heavy s m o g whs blamed for the sre oter-mito liccidcnt early today on the Tntiglowood Estate* lid , which Injured 13 year old John M. Clein't of Lake Howell. The younger fleiu-t was rill­ ing on the laick of n motor sco. ter driven by hi* older brother, Henry Clenet, Id, when Henry collided with the hark end of a car, driven by t'loo Hunter of Lake Howell. Both vehicles were proceeding north io Ihe heavy smoke and fog which cut v 1st hi lit y to nlino-t zero. Henry Uleiod* wit* i haigrd by Trouper J. L. Bike* with failure to have In* vehicle under i out ml, John, Hie younger brother was Heated at Winter I'uik Hospital for u fimlured leg n o d laceration*, sustained when he was thrown to tlie pavement hy the Impact. Healthy Cut WASHINGTON tU I'Il House Armed Service* Com­ mittee Chairman Carl Vinson today proposed a 3138 million cut in a pending St.8 billion military construction hill. Accept Pact NEW YORK (UPI) — Pub­ lisher* today accepted a con­ tract proposal hy Mayor Ro­ bert F. Wagner, but striking photoengraver* asked more time. City Fiscal Agent laiomis 1field, transmission lines and , 1-ccd.v told tlie City Commis­ water reservoir. According to Leedy'* fig­ sion Monday night to stay within an yvio.ooo Kind issue ures, based on 5,300 active range to undertake water im­ water accounts here*, an SflJO,Dim issue would mean a need provements here. Ia’rely in a memo to the commission indicated the board stay within that range due to the Itond coverage stretching thin over that amount. Tlie complete water im ­ provement project had been estimated at well over 31. INMi.ooo to Include a new well The City Commission Monday voted to appropri­ ate $1,500 for the ( handier of Commerce to help de­ fray some of Ihe cost tif a feasibility study lor a pro(Kised stale university in Seminole County. The Chamber plana to ask the County Commis­ sion today for $12,500 for the project and will add nn1 other $1,(106 from their own TFX Warplane Probe Called Off fiv e. Denied Admission HUNTSVILLE, Ala. lUBI) —Two Negroes, laitli space technician* at government rocket Installations, li a v c been refused admission to the University of Alabama's cen­ ter here. R A M '! ! F I.O R E S Two Rescued Never Gave Up GUATEMALA CITY (UIM) —Loyal troops buttled Com­ munist led guerrillas in a number of minor clashes over the weekend, Hie army un ( I ll'll — An adventuresome WHITEHORSE. Yukon tHiunccd today. There was no report of casualties on cither gill fioiu Brooklyn mid a side. husky California mechanic re­ lated from their bospitid bed* ‘Mate America* today the incredible nre-uulit RIO I)E JANEIRO (U I'D - of 48 day* spent on a frozen Gov. Carlos l-aeerda ruled Yukon mountainside with only Monday night that the Com- Hie Bible for inspiiaHoti ami tuuilists i-annol hold a scheil melted allow for subsistence. tiled "hale America" meeting "We never gave up hope. We in Rio tills week despite the lived lioiu day to day, Imping willingness ol the federal soini'ono would collie," said government to permit it. Helen Klnhell, 21. Mis* kluheti ami Ralph Get Orders Fhoes, 42, of Ran Riuiin, BUDAPEST. II u n g a r y Calif., disappeared Feb. 4 oil a (UPI)—'The U. S. legation flight from Whitehorse to here has received orders to Seattle, Wash,, iihourd Flores' arrange a meeting between single-engine plane. Jos/ef Carellii.il Minds/enty Two weeks ago they welu and Austria's Franz Cardinal given up un dead, Koenig when Koenig comes to Hiirli pilot Churles I la in ill on liudapeit, an A m e r t c u ti ■quitted the couple's "SOS" spokesman said today. scrawled in tlm snow an he flew over llm frigid wasteland Pay Raise Sunday, then saw Min* Kluheti LONDON (UPI >—Britain's fiiiutlciiHy waving near a 50,000 family doctors anil lean-to cuiistrected front the dcntisl* are (o get a raise amull planus wreckage. hi pay, Prime Minister Har­ Hamilton notified two In­ old Macmillan (old Parlia­ dian trapper* who raced to the ment . M o n d a y . Macmillan men by dogkleil, The Indians said tlie raise will lie about pieked up Flore* four miles 14 pcf cent under the national from the crash scene ns he health scheme. This will give hiihliled t o w a r d w h u t he general medical practitioners thought was the sound of u uhoid $7,742 a year and den- power saw. Hamilton, menullsts about $0,720 a year. while, diieiL-d Ihqut Canad­ ian Mounted Police lo the Bridge Page 2 ( Tiissifii'd ... Pugi- ti Comic* ........ Page 7 Hear Abliy .... Page 2 Editorial Page 4 Entertainment . Page 2 Legal* page 7-8 A 0 P uzzle.......... Page H .Society ... ... Page I] Spurts ..._.. Page 6 of raising the water rates $10.50 per connection per year. In an effort to stem possi­ ble water rationing here, city Manager \V. E. Knowles was School Study Funds Okayed BARIS (UPI) •— France's dwindling power supply today increased Hie pres-urr on President Charles de Gaulle In find a way out of the worst lalMir crisis since lie took of Herald Index SANFORD, FLORIDA s Merchants won't be allowed lo display their wares along the street anymore . . , the word li mu the C A R O L IN E UACU.Klll.Y Two of the latest contest ant* for "Miss Seminole County" who will reign over the JO Year County SemiCentennial, are Miss Caro line llaggcrly and Mb* Ann Mahan, both o f Sanford. Miss llaggcrly is tlie daugh­ te r of 3!r. and Mr*. J. 1). llaggcrly of 210 Virginia Aw She is a green eyed straw­ berry hlondc who likes char­ acter dancing, square danc­ ing, swimming, tennis and fishing. KIm m already a trained dental assistant, and plans to contimie in that work for her career, hoods she likes to cook best are rakes, piet and rookies. Her music tastes range from classic to popu­ lar to western. Green to match her eyes is her favor­ ite color. The man she would like to find is intelligent, quick wil­ ted and "simply easy to be with," Mill Baggerly ii S feet I ' i inches tall, weighs 113 pounds and tuts statistics of NO. 67<f For W ater-leedy Pressure On Minor Clashes TTF s T m ARCII 26, 1903 $ 8 5 0 ,0 0 0 Top Resume Talks WASHINGTON ( UPD—The United States and Russia to­ day resume Berlin talk* which were suspended in Oc­ tober during the Cuban mis­ siles crisis. K.-tatdinhed 1908 acenu. Postponed A I, A M ( H it) It |i i). N. M. (U l'lj-—A freak gust of wind blew the huge Operation Slurgazer balloon a g a i n s t a launching crane early today, poking holes and forcing an­ other postponement uf the kchrefuled high-altitude study ol tha slur*. WASHINGTON (UIM) — Tlu> Semite Investigations subcommittco today called off a scheduled session of it* TFX wurpluun investigation. Chairman John I.. McClel­ lan, D-Ark., told newsmen he was busy on other mailer* ami would have to postpone the hearing until Wednesday. He n-surrd reporters there was "no special significance" in the delay. Witnesses for today'* chim'd sc**iun were In have included tlie aduiitul* and general* win* made up the source selection hoard u li I c h recommended tlutt tlie TFX contract go to the Boeing Co. It went instead to General Dynamics, touch­ ing utf tho present controv­ ersy. Eventual cost of |,7iHi of His silpei'Nunla N a v y -Air Force fighter plum* may ucxced f<i billion. Defense Secretary Robert S. MeNainnia hit* said the TFX hearings would result only in "treiiieiulous harm to many indivhl uids." Tho secretary was praised today hy Krtinto Democratic Leader Mika Mansfield. He sniil, "I Hunk wo nil rucugnlzo that the secretary of defense has done an outstanding job in his two years In office. Wo have nil Bin confidence In the world in hi* disnctinii, hi* in teg lily unit Id* ability." Fake Termite Exterminators Hit budget to help gel the study underway. Douglas Stenstrorn, chair­ man of the chnmlier's long range planning committee ap­ peared before the board cit­ ing it " wii* our ohligation to get after lids school. It will he u lough fight hut it would he better to make a fight uml lose than not fight at all." Stenstrem emphasized that the area had a good chance for Hin university beenuso "wo me right In Hie middle of uu cdin u 1in mil complex." Education Study Cuts Proposed TAMPA (UPI) — Board of Control Executive Director J. Broward Culpepper rcr omnicmlcd today a nil of inure llun 311 million in bud­ ge l proposals by a space era education study. The study, made piddle two weeks ago, placed a 3X1.5 million price tag on proposals for gearing existing tinlvm llics to Hie space age unit planning for new institutions to handle projected increases during the RI63-65 biennium. But Culpepper told t h r hoard, meeting lo approve recoin nicitd.ilinti* In Hie Pni3 Ilegislature, "Tlie full $33.5 million recommended by the space era study is Judged not to lie needed during Hie 1%J65 biennium." instead, Culpepper propos­ ed that Hie board approve 322,151.nut) lo carry out the projects recommended in tin: study. authorized lo contact Engin­ eer Jess Dietz and Leedy fer a special meeting next week lo discuss ways of financing the proposed project. Knowles had earlier esti­ mated that water rationing will lie a must hy the peak days in July and August In other business, the com­ mission; Approved a liecr and wine license at 2502 Oak Ave. by the Knights of Columbus but, at the same time denied a liquor license; Agreed to boost court costa with fines of less than $13 set at $2 anil more than $15 the costs will he $7 50; Set April 12 for a public hearing on condemnation for property at 300, 3iwt und 310 French Avc. Struck, Abused Marines Claim SAN IMEGO, Calif. (LTD — Eight Marines testified Monday they were struck and abused hy a drill instructor for such infractions as smil­ ing in ranks and taking cracker* from Hie mess hall. Tile eight former recruit* made the statements at tin) first day of tlie trial by gen­ eral court-martial of SgL Carlton L Stay, 33, of San Diego. Slay pleaded innocent to 18 specifications of mal­ treatment of tlie 15 recruit! during a five-week period in October and November. I’fc. Donald Ratlibone, 10, of Fresno, Calif., testified Slay hit him in the stomach nine limes and humlliilcd him "for two hour*," lie. cause he smiled In ranks. Pvt. Harold Anthony, IS, of Greenville, HI., said Slay forced a cellophane package containing lliree or four crackers which he had taken from the mess hall into bis mouth, wrapper and all, caus­ ing bis nose and Bps lo bleed. He said tie violated rules by taking Uio crack­ ers. Huy Lan d TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida should spend $50 mil­ lion n* soon a* possible tvs liny and develop recreational land before it is gobbled up, tl>.< Governor's Committee on Recreational Development aaid Monday. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) The -Slate Board of Health warned today Hud Ihe spring will not only bring Hies ami hug* to Florida, hut also u rush o( fake term He extermi­ nator!. Resident* were told to be­ ware ol pest i-on(ml opera­ tions "because many of them are ll)-l>> niglders who arc expert only in relieving trust­ ing people of their money." The state luinrd recoiniiicmli'd householders check the operator's B o a r d of Health license before allow­ ing him to work. Two Enter Beauty Contest • Nob. dy asked me hut, what­ ever the outcome of the elec­ tion, something has got to be done to levitatin' the Demoviatic executive committee. • VOL lilt 100,000 of Dade's 111,000 re­ gistered voters would ballot. Voting was light also in Palm Bench and Broward Soak East counties, where showeis dot- By 1‘nited Pres* liilrmallun.il Spring rains and thunder shower* today soaked the warm eastern halt id the na lion. Bruce W ins legislature approve a law setting tip the change. Commission's action today of Registrar Camilla Bruce's request for Hie change was approved on a 4-1 vote, with James Avery dissenting. Mrs, Bruce two weeks ago pointed out her office a* operated only one day a week excepting for 30 days prior to an election. She compar­ ed Seminole County'* high­ er population with a lesser voter registration in com­ parable counties. She also requested her salary be in­ creased from S3.1KMI to Sti.ooo annually. Avery charged Ihe county does not need a fulltime registrar, "it is a waste of time and money." He said there "is nothing wrong with the present set-up and I am sick and tired of pampering people trying to get them out to register and vote." John Fitzpatrick pointed to Mrs. Bruce's claim she could operate the office on a fulltime basis at ir»s cost to the county. John Alexander also recalled Mrs. Bruce's promise In n n e r - t u with tore 'vineor»r jx is f.n i'i! and cut cu-i*. lie also recalled Mrs. Ilnio s new office in Bin remit house and said it would lie "a waste ol space for only one (lay a week •t Clin Irma n .1 C. Hun hivin cxpir- sed opinion the emul­ iy*a i 5JI88 oter regisli ation "coil III !*■ built up ii> a full time office ami less man hours. * 1 ee Gar) jjim -d in tin* vote favoring Hie change. However, the Commission deferred Mrs. Brine's re ­ quest fur purchase of Jj.ooq in election equipment until the next public hearing. W E A T H E R : F a i r a n d m i l d t h r o u p h W e d n e s d a y , l i i p h t o d a y , 7 5 - 8 0 . L o w t o n i g h t 55-GO. 31 IH iX t. Mina Ann Malian, daughter ol Mr. and Mr*. Robert Ma­ lian ill ISO Elliott Aw. U a brown eyed brunette whose special talent is twirling. Six* ha* been a majorette at SIIS amt it now a member of the twirling team for Hie "Bron­ co*" pro football team. Mis* Mahan ha* attended schools in Kentucky and banlord and U an honor roll atudeot. Horn-back riding and wa­ ter skiing take up her apace lime when she 1a Uut work mg as a Candy Striper. Her future plans include nursing as a career. Miss Malian has been at­ tendants to Iwth the Queen of Miss Florida Military and May Day Queen. A man that she can admire and respect would take first place with her. Her favorite music is "dream y" and she likes to cook Italian Spaghet­ ti and cakes. Mis* Mahan'S - weight of HO pounds is distributed on tier 3 fool S Inch frame with rttS-Zidtl Mich m easurem ents. ANN MAHAN � 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, March 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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