21 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5ae1d846df902aa8c59bd7f4f184d180.pdf 9fa6d772478b491f1664a828e6637f79 PDF Text Text (Eh? (bis.a lim tlii fccLOion TIIURS.. MARCH 21. IOfi.1 COUNTY NEWS I’AGE 12 Danny Jovi Wins Altamonte Spell Contest Friendship Program Given By Scouts Girl Scout*, Druwnles nnd tlicir families and friend* filled the auditorium a t Lyman High School ln*t week nt tho International Erlendship Program presented by droops of tho Lyman No. :t Neighbor­ hood. Song* nnd dance* of many countrie* which the girls have been studying Herbert Muse Named To Head Wilson PTO fly Mr*. II. L. Johnson Tile Paols Wilson School VTO held a very successful covered <llih supper at Die school la n week in conjunclion with their regular meet* ing. The following oinceri were re-elected lor the lD03-&t term: Herbert Muse, prcsldent; Mra. Aubrey Dunn, vice prcildenl: Mrs. Cart Anderson, secretary, and Mr*. Carl Moyer treasurer. Plana were discussed for the purchasing of books for the school library. Thl* pro­ ject will be further discuss­ ed st the May meeting at which time the officers will be installed. Educational field trips were plannod for the Individual classes to take the place of the yearly school picnic which i* usually held. Troop 628 Has Cookout On The Trail ny Louise Hlmunrk fill I Scout Troop 028 in Altamonte Springs had a prerump cookout this past Satur­ day in a vacant lot on Her­ mit* Trail under the direction of Mra. Frank Husaell, Mrs. (Jerald Connolly, Mrs. II. I,. Copied and Mrs. Jolm Stuart, Jr. The girls each made a bud­ dy burner out of a largo Julco cun and very adeptly cooked bacon, egg* and toast. They wero shown the correct way to start a fire by Mrs. Uussell starting with tiny twigs und chipping wood with Ilonnia Nlunrt nnd Karen (iroske fin­ ally becoming successful in getting It aarted. In tru« scouting fashion, aach Scout waa responsible for cleaning her utensils which they did by having pre­ viously improvised a net bag to fmmerso tho dirty dishes into tiro (Killing water which proved very effective. (iirla attending the cookout w ile Connia Connelly, Kerry (ioplrn, (Jail Steele, Minnie Stuart, l'attie Wolf, Veronica Ibidek, Penny Mnstrn, Karon liimalilson, Denise (Jreenhlll, Cynthia Moreno, Hindu Nor­ ris, Diane Castle, Karen Hroskey, Charlotte Smith, Nancy Watts, Susan Dahh*, llecky Hucll, Cathy Vaught, ftokann* Hitsty and Juan Castleberry, were performed In the cos­ tumes typical of tho country. Brownie Troup 29 sang the flrownin Sons translated Into Herman. Troop 19 wore charming costumes of green, while and black for tho Eng­ lish folk rlanro, “ Green Sleeves". Troop 111, sang end danced to tho French folk song, “ Sur lo ;ionl D'avlgnon". Troop 583 Brownies were dressed In Scotch kill* and did a highland fling ac­ companied by a bag pipe solo, played by one of the member* , Troop 00(1 sang a song from Panama; Troop Oil did a N o r w e g i a n Handkerchief dance In costume and said a prayer in Norwegian. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 334 gave Hie promise and motto from Columbia: Troop 338 did a song and dance In costume from Hol­ land. Truop 4!>t (old about Norway and Troop 028 told about Girl Guides In Japan. Cathy Johnson waa pro­ gram narrator, Doris Aiken* gave Hie invocation and Su­ san Hunter gave an ex­ planation of International -Friendship, they are-all m em ­ ber* of Troop 338. Highlight of Hie program was the Parade of Flags of the World by alt the troops and presentation nf contri­ butions to tho World Friend­ ship Fund. Other troop* which cele­ brated International Friend­ ship Day In Hieir own troop were Brownie Tr.mps 351, 303, 595 and 033; Slh Grade Troop sij Gth Grade Troop 233; and 7th Grade Troop 197. j > :.'Wi - ■ .± L fly hlmunrk Danny Jovi, »on of Mr. and Sirs. Daniel Jovi nf 1(112 Hickory Dr., Druid Hill*, was winner of th« finals of the Spelling He* Contest at Alta­ monte Elementary School held Tuesday. Danny who Is In the sixth grade, received a Papermate Pen a* a prize, lltinner-up WHS the 5th grade champion. Brad Willis, son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Willis, 1322 Sultana Dr., Druid Hill*. The two Iwiy* will compote in tlie county contest to be MICHAEL I’OTEItHNAK, George Howard nnd Ralph E. Webb, member* nf V.F.W. Post 1Q0r»0 of Cn**clbei*ry, rttn item** tbi* |>ecii]itir npccimen, held on .Saturday April (I at belonging l» Hilly nnd Danny Penip*ey of Lake Triplet Dr„ during their (be hanford Junior High "Tape-a-Hiko" Safety program held last Saturday a t the Fire House. School at 9:30 n m, Cheryl Bowman, was win­ ner for the tth grade. She is the daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. G. Bowman, 202 .Magnolia Dr., Th,. V.F.W. Post HWilO or nient for the rodeo. Contest- • ing, ateering, eirelr riding, Altamonte, Class winners each receive Cniselberry Is ronduetlng a unts will bo grouped accord- braking und maneuvering. All “Tapc-n-lllkc" Safety Pro­ ing to age* und events will youngsters uro invited to pur- n certificate. The contest whs conducted for all the children gram nnmng tbu young Inks Include riding ability, hulnnc- | liclputo. in the tth, 5th and lith grades riders in Cusseltierry. Ileflecwith both oral und written tor tape was attached to tests, by Mr*. Irene King, hundreds of b i c y c l e s ul lith grade teacher. tho Casselberry Firo Station Judges were Mr, Virgil lust Saturday by members of Duffcll, Mrs. Martha Hedrick, the V.F.W,, who guvu the und Piineipal Frank Guru. hikes a safety check us well, Tape-A Bike Contest Underway Any hoy or girl who missed the opportunity on Saturday can have their hikes taped next Saturday at the nig trike Itodeo to be held in front of High School starting ut 111 a.m. Prises will be given for each event nnd the bikes must he taped ns an entry require* Hikers Foil To Meet Goal Ity Jane Casselberry Two l.ymnn High School Band member*, David House, 17, year* old and Allan Kical, It, fell short of their hiking goal—New Smyrna Reach— Friday. David House, l.ymnn High School student and Al­ lly Donna K»lr* lan Kicxt,, ninth grader at Plan* for a chicken barbe- South Seminole Junior High quo to be held May 11fth nt t)n> School joined the hiking cca/tt VFW Post Home on the Old that is sweeping llie country, Dixie Highway worn discuss­ when they took advantage of ed nt the regular monthly the school holiday to hike to meeting of Post 8207 recently. Sew Smyrna Beach. (Mr. Untold Mat* issued n They fell short of their an­ a|icein1 invitation to eligible nounced goal, however, when Veteran a in the urea to join they were forced to call a the post ami participate in hall at Samsiitn, some 40 their ninny worthwhile proj­ t mile* from their point „r doect*. i parture, the Sanford Orlando Th# next regularly sched­ ! Kennel Club uled nieetng will b,. held at The boy*. Isdli member* of the post home, April U at H His d.yman Band, started at P.m. [ 5:00 a, in. amt made the first Menu for the chicken bathe- 31 miles In only 5'x hours, ipie will include mashed pota­ lull due lo time out for eating toes, baked beans, salad, roll* nnd resting stops and slow­ and coffee, liming tho (lay, ing down lo n snail's pace rakes und cold (Irinka will ul*o when David'* knee* looked be sold. ami Allan got blisters liie Proceed* are to go to the tidal time stretched lo 9 post building fund. hours. Chicken BBQ Set By VFW VFW Auxiliary _ To Enter Float In Celebration DU. DOUGLASS Hnnvn, Professor of Marriagu mill Family Diving a t Flotilla Stale University (left), was introduced by Lyman Hit'll School P.T.A. president, itiirlxm Ferrell (rig h t), Tues­ day night when lie spoke before the group. Lyman P .T .A . Hears Talk On Marriage fir. Douglass Brown, pro­ fessor of Marrlnge and Fam­ ily Living nt Florida Stale University, spoke before the l.ymnn High .School P.T.A. Tuesday night in the school cafeteria. The program was in conjunction with the YouthAdult Family Idle Education Institute wltirh hr is f(induct­ ing under Hie auspices of the P.T.A, He rpokr lo the group of in­ terested parent* on the “ Bas­ ic Emotional Needs of the In­ dividual" which lie listed as emotional nearness or bring arccpted and understood hy a not tier individual, the itn- Long wood Youths Kill Rattler lly Itonus Ole* A huge six foot long rattle- •nuke w as killed by three I afternoon, near tha orange Ungwood area boy* Friday | K,„ v„ adjacent to Uia lamgdnle NUbdivialoli. A DIG, BAD ONE. Th(* huge rattler wan dispatched by these three boyn, a fte r they found aeveml email children throwing ntlcka ut him in a gully in the Longwood area, laet Friday. From left ure Hruce Carlson. Hill Ramsey and Rteve Harmon with the six foot long deadly snnke which once boaated IS rattles and a button. (Herald Photo), The "grand-daddy rattler" had 15 rattles and a button, was over six feet long and the Isiy* reported that the snake was "bigger hi mind than their two hands," Hruc* Carbon, Bill lUmsey nnd Btevu Hannon, Id year olds, saw half u doxen pre­ school ehildren t h r o w i n g fttiek* at something in u gully lie tween the housing a n a and the urango grove unit upon investigation saw that it wu* the rattlesnake While Steve ran home to get a allot gun, the other laiys succeeded in sending the small fry home, after warning them uguliisi “fouling uruuml With snake*." The snake tutor tried lo strike Bill Kuinsey, but Bill killed him with two blast* from tha ahotgun, "ju»t to mak n an re." Ham soy reported later that when br arrived home, he killed a .9 inch coral snake in hi* mother’s greenhouse. porlnncc of ego satisfaction, IM T So n ality fu lfillm e n t, new experience, and response from Hie opposite sex. lie presented a short film on Hie problems of Icenagers which was later discussed with the audience participat­ ing. A brief business meeting was hckl prior to Ihe program with Burhon Ferrell, presi­ dent presiding. A nominating eommittre was named consisting of Burturn Ferrell, Mra. C. F. Field ami Mrs. Jam es Birkrnmeycr of the executive board and Mrs L. I,. Worley and Mrs. Howard C. Grilfith from the membership. They will pre­ sent n slate of iifiirers for the routing year at the May 21 meeting, when officers will be eircted and Installed. Plans were annmmecd for the Donkey Basketball Game which will be played in the Lyman Gymnasium Thurs­ day. April 11, nl H p.m. a* a P.T.A. fund raising project. By ISinna Estes President Irene .March of tho South Hcmlnulu VFW Auxiliary announced Thurs­ day at the regular meeting of the group tlml the Auxiliary will enter u float in the SemiCentennial parade, scheduled for April 27 in Sanford. Mr*. Merle Hnrris reported on the rer«nt (lunation of an outdoor flag to the l^mgwood Civic League and announced that a flag will he presented to the now Brownie Troop ut Howell Park. Friday. Cdr. Harold Matt, Hubert March nnd ftalph Moore visit­ ed tho meeting and spoke on future plans for the puat home nnd requested tin* assistance of the auxiliary at the chick­ en barbeque planned for Muy 12th. Mrs. Kvu Wynn ami Mis. Edna Norman wall be in charge of rrfrcrhmenU st the joint sociul of thn auxiliary und the post Mareh 2*. Itefrushments were served ufler the meeting. Lyman Boosters Raise $49 tty Donna Estes The Lyman High School Baseball Booster* announc­ ed today that a profit of $19.05 was realized from their bake sale held last Saturday at llie bongwuod Post Office. Proceeds from the sale will tie used for llie purchase of baseball equipment for Hie Lyman team which to date ha* won three out of three games played. Call Your Reporters Seminole County area resident* are invited to sulmiit news Items for report In the Sanford Herald to the new* torrespondent in their aiea nr directly to the Herald offices. AIIKA Altamonte Spring* Bear U k t- F o u it City Cnsietlierry Chuluotn Della ry Enterprise Geneva laike Mary Lake Mouriw lumgwood ItEPOBTEIt Mrs. Sirs. .Mr*. Mrs. Mrs. .Mis* Mrs. 31is. Mrs. Mrs. Mr*. Mrs. Mr*. TEILEPHONE laiuiee Siniunck Shirley Wentworth Jane Ca«*elli«rry Jean Magin Adsm Muller Helen Snodgrass Louise Grayson France* Wester II. I»- Juhnscn Donna E*tr* Mona (irinstead Clarence Snyder Linda Smithson 838-1240 638-1070 838-5010 305-3742 008-4410 008-9933 319-1071 322-0219 322-4722 838-3317 322-2291 322-4841 305-3614 "It FUEL." DROWN nnd white chihuniuin. shown third from left. with hi* proud .voting owner, Rebecca Huy ward, was judged Rest of Show Sunday a t the Mid-Florida Obedience H ub Pet Show. Dogs competing in this chi.** were 1st place winners in a t least one other class. Sharing honors tire left to right: Leslie Jones with "Angel." who placed 3rd: Hilly Clcmmens with "Sam," who placed 4th and on right, F. Y. Dowel gives her (foodie an aj>. proving pat for winning 2nd place. 'Rebel' Judged Best In Area Pet Show By Jane Casselberry The Mid-Florida Obedience Club held a Pet Show Sunday afternoon at Hie Casselberry Ball Park with dogs of all shapes and sizes, both those with pedigrees and those of doubtful ancestry, t a k i n g part. “ Hebei," a liny brown and white Chihuahua owned by Hcbccca Hayward was judg­ ed “ best of show” as well as winning trophic* fur first place honors in the “ small­ est" nnd “ cutest" classifica­ tion*. Winners In the Obedience Class were, first place, Bar­ bara Kcgehein with her shep­ herd, “ Dixie” ; second, Gary Barnes with his German shepherd, “ Hebei" and third placp lo Pete Powel with Ins poodle, "Pne." " "Crts* ’ Cross." an appeal­ ing three munlhs old Basset puppy was given as a dour prize and he way won hy an Air Force officer. With "Criss Cross" went In* trophy won when he was shown by Mona Lisa Brown in Hie "Longest Ears" clas* and won approv­ al of the judge* for his nineinch long ears. Eight months old “ Dixie." wlio took first place in Obed­ ience trials, was also judged Ihe winner in the youngest dog class. Other results of judging were: best groomed — first place, “ Mis*)'," G e r m a n shepherd owned by Paul llofinan; second, Collie own­ ed hy Helen Garland; h o i trained — first. P. Y. Powel and poodle and second, Ka­ ren Yeager with standard poodle, "P ierre"; liveliest — winner was "Angel" a cross between a French poodle ami a Mexiran chihuahua who had evidently been fed on jumping brans, owned by la’slic Jones; largest — firsl place lo Paul Hoffman and second lo Karen Yeager. The most unusual dogs in the show were Hilly Clemmons' basset, “ Sam," first; Iwslie Jones, second, and Karen Yeager, third; funniest—first P. V. Powel’* poodle and sec­ ond Billy Clcmmens' basset. Judges for the show were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Livingston. Miss Barbara Krgrhcin, Alla monte; Dr. and Mrs. Jam es B. Murphy, veterinarian from Altamonte; Miss Judy Tobin, Maitland; Roger W r i g h t , president of the club from Lake Mary and Mrs. Wright and .Mrs. Doris Brown. Alta­ monte. The Mid-Florida Obedience Club meet* every Monday night at 7 p m. in front of i’ublix Market at Hie 17-92-438 intersection. Dogs, bnlli plain and pedigreed, and llu-ir own ers are invited to participate in these classes for a nominal fee. Enterprise Gets Four Donors lly Helen 8m*l|riu Enterprise Hlnoti Bank Is prmul tu report an i.ihlitiun nf four pints nf blood to It* re­ serve at Ihe unit mobile draw­ ing held last Friday. Donor* were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hruddnek, Halph Couliette and F(irre*t Nutt. Muni donor* are needed, however, and those who are physically aide are encourag­ N orth Orluiidu ed tu give blood, la cause they O.-lren never know when an emergen­ Oviedo cy may arise when they or a llEltALD OFFICES) Sunford 322-2011, 322 2012 and nunitx-r of the family might need to draw from the blood 321-2013, County 425-59.13 and 421-8824. bank. MONA LISA Drown poses with the three months old Russet puppy, "Criss Cross,” who wits given it way ns u door prize tit the pet show held in Casselberry Sunday hy Die Mid-Florida Obedi­ ence Club. She allowed the pup in the "Longest Kara" Haas which lie won easily with these 1) inch beauties. Lake Mary Rd. Contest Set Attention, Luke Mary residents: The contest is on to pick a new name for the old Lake Mary Rd. that comes off 20tli St, and runs along the railroad and into tho com­ munity of Lake Mary. The Chamber of Commerce of Luke Mary, at the request of the County Commissioners is planning to rename the road to clear up the eonfusion of three roads all using; Lake Alary in their name. Rules for the contest were drawn up a t the Hoard of Directors meeting held Thursday and are as follows. 1. 'Flio name used will still contain the word Road afte r it. 2. No name will he used th a t Is already being used in the county. it. Only one entry will he accepted from each individual nnd thu person must he a resident of Lake Mary or the immediate vicinity. •I. E ntry must be postmarked before or on March .’JO, 19(W. Mail your entry name on a postcard, letter or newspaper form to; Chamber of Commerce, Lake Mary, Florida. ■ ENTRY IILANK This entry blank may he used to submit new name choice for the old Lake Mary Rd. that runs from 20th St., along the railroad to Lake Mary. I am a resident of Lake Mary and would like to change the name of the Lake Marv Road to Road Name: , Address: Mail to: Chamber of Commerce, Lake Alary, Florida Legion Post 256 Elects Officers By Jane Casselberry the Elkin*. West \ a . .mviAmerican I-egion Memorial liary. The following were a p p l i ­ Post 2.’>G of Casselberry and th- newly organized Auxil­ ed In head permanent com­ mittees: Mr*. Luther M>niary unit met Friday night dorse, parliamentarian, was ai Uic Woman’s Club Building wa» named chairman of thn on Over brook Dr. After the Constitution and By-law* com­ meetings entertainment ant! mittee: and Mr*. Leonard refreshments were enjoyed in Casselberry, publicity comlionur of Hie 41U> anniversary ntittee; Mrs. ituih Rogers »f of tho American Legion, Casselberry has been named Harold Kryder commander liason officer tie tween the of ihe post presided at the post and auxiliary a* she it Legion meeting and Mr*. in the unique position of be­ Kryder, president of Hie aux­ longing to both groups by iliary presided at the meet­ virtue of her servee in tho ings. WAC during World War II. Two vacancies in the offices Mrs. Myndcrse ha* trans­ of the auxiliary were filled ferred her membership from when Mr*. Thomas llueston, Auxiliary 183 of the Old Glory Queen's Mirror Circle was Post. elected Sgl at-Arms and Mrs Tlie nei\ unit's charter has Whitman Ward of 160 Sunny.' closed this weekend in ac­ town ltd., was elected Vice cordance to the rule that l ie President. Mrs. Whitman it the charter be closed 30 day* a past president of the Park- from the date of request. Any eisburg. West Virginia, aux­ eligible woman will be moro iliary as well as Past De­ than welcome after that partment Chapeau of the S . date, however, ’ to Jmn as and 40. Sha u a transfer from 1regular members- I �Tuesday Is Election Day..VOTE..VOTE..VOTE! ★ * * * 0 . 0 * + tty LARRY VKRMICL The biggest problem on Celery Ave. will be the lock of riglits-of-wuy , . . Property owners may be asked lo do nale them. • • • That old timber bridge at Tuskawilla ltd and Unwell Creek is failin' down and County Engineer Bill Bush tells us that a new $)2,ooo bridge Is under design and may be constructed by the summer . . . • * * An all out effort by the county mad department is underway to find an acres* road to the new English Es­ tates School . . . Hill Bush is studying the prospect of put­ ting it Itehiml Ihe Jai-Alai fronton . . . Have to work pretty fast; Ihe hills on the school will lie opened April 4. • • • Spring cleaning going on at City Hall . . . fixing windows in the city manager's olficc. • • • Hank Tamm Jr. Just bgck from University of Florida short course for finance of­ ficers was named a director of (he association . . . Hank look hi* girl Friday, Rosa Botundo, with him. • • • Police department one man short . . . Wally Smith re­ signed last week . . . By the wav. two..Policemen. Roderick Hancock and John Dodson, attending ixilirc school in Or­ lando . . .and how about a bouquet for policeman Fred Kelly, Herman Harriet and Jack Cos grave ' who work nights watching over us. . . . riial appeal on that pro­ posed shopping center out by Bavcnns Park has liccn turn­ ed in to (lie inning office and will come up before the Coun­ ty Board Tuesday. Thai'* that $150,000 center that the zoning board shelved. committee of the meeting at mam Merle W a r n e r , Chairman. tills us. Airport Chamber Tuesday. A little one-act comedy took place at Casselberry’s Town Council meeting Thurs­ day night. Hibbard Cassel­ berry requested lho Council recess it* meeting. L. E. Woodhams objected, that be wanted to know why they should not adjourn. Cassel­ berry took him into a back­ room. Woodhams wa* agree­ able to continue. Then C. Overman objected and refus­ ed la go to the backroom heftuise "we have no secret* from our citizens." But he did go with Casselberry to the backroom. And he agreed to a continuance. Then Ihe meet­ ing recessed and all went ■with Casselberry to hi* office "In took at my map and I'll show you." • * * Navy personnel of thr San­ ford Naval Air Station was apprised today that Adm. George W. Anderson Jr., chief of Naval Dperalions and Hie Ilian who engineered the Cuban blockade, will appear al fi p in. Sunday on the na­ tionally-televised "Meet the Press" program, to tie shown locally on Channel 2. • # • Charlie Morrison reports the Chamber of Commerce has received another 1,000 •Smite" buttons . . . "and so keep on smiling." • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Frederick Raps Bryant On Progress Mute and Hotter educational facilities are needed in Florida, it was agreed by Gordon V. Frederick and •Ian Fortune when they campaigned before the Sanford-Setnitiole Ja.vcees Thursday noon at the Civic Center. Hut the two candidates for the Legislature In Tuesday's election aimed tlirir ★ ★ ★ Demos, GOP 'Step-Up' Campaign Drives Campaign* were being step­ ped up today in Seminole County's single contested vote a* of Tuesday. Cordon V. Frederick. Dem­ ocrat. and Jan Fortune, Hepublican, were "driving allout'' to get out the vote in their race for the House seal vacated by .Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr. Cleveland, a Democrat, Is the only unnpiwscc! candidate in the state. Hr seeks Semin­ ole County's new Senate seat. With Bepulilirans "working like »!0 " to elect Fortune. Democrats iikcw i»e'were out in force to have Frederick elected. Registrar Camilla Bruce today was hesitant lo make a prediction on Tuesday's vole turn-out. ".Normally it would be a very light count," Mrs. Bruce said, "hut with both parties out working It is difficult lo make a prediction." There are 13,475 Democrat* registered and eligible to vote. 2.279 Republican* and 234 other*, including two In the Prohibition Party. The county's 23 polling place* will lie open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.ni. Tuesday. Anti-Poll Tax OK Asked By JFK WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Kennedy sent tele gram* lo 23 governors today urging them to seek ratifica­ tion of tbeir State legisla­ tures of tin- Anti-Poll Tax Amendment to the Constitu­ tion this year. A»*erling lliat lie hopes the amendment can he effective in the 11*14 presidential elec­ tion* the President *aid that "as o( today, 24 State* Leg­ islatures have ratified thr proposed amendment hy vir­ tually unanimous action." "Because very few Slate legislature* will meet in Hail," he added, "action by individual slate* now i* essen­ tial if Ihe proposed amend­ ment i* to he effective during the liail election*." argument* from different an­ gles, Frederick, « former Repre­ sentative and the Democratic randidatn in this election, ehnrgrd increased taxation will be necessary lo give In­ creased services in the state. "To obtain quality educa­ tion,’* Frederick stated, "we need quality teacher* and to obtain quality teachers we must give them quality pay." Frederick further rliarged that Governor il l ) ant "cur­ tailed progress of Florida by two year* by not asking for new taxes. Schools," he point­ ed out. "now receive 05 per cent of the tax dollar*." Q ueried Frederick fro m th e audience, responded th a t "Ihe easy way for tho Legislature is to increase Hie sole* lax. Such ns, a full three per cent sales tuv oil new automo­ biles." The attorney also argued that Florida's prison system should be modernized, telling that in one prison eight in­ mates ale confined to an ti x 8-foot cell. He told of need* to rare fur Florida's indigent pa­ tients, , Frederick said ho "lost uny idea* of halo* when I first went In tho la-gtslature. I ran only ptomlic to do my best to make my contribution lo the stale and county." Fortune, the Republican can. didatr, on the other hand, a t­ tacked waste in governmental operation* and s t a t e d h e would oppose new taxes be­ cause "the Legislature should be more considerate in taking dollars from the taxpayer's pockets." He explained that "where I work we try to get four mis­ sile* for the cost of three. Therefore, vve should try to get four classroom* for tincost of there. We should inmme conscientious in levying taxes." Fortune p r n p n * e d new schools on a sort of prodnction-liue h a s ! * , purchasing hardware and other furnishingi in quantity lot* for many schools rather than confining all puichasr* to an individual school. "Imopholes must be dosed,” Foitune stated, "with no In­ crease 'in loses until vve get dollar for dollar." He agreed tea<heis should have mole pay. Fainting t o I h e f a r t h e is a new resident of S e m i n o l e County, Fortune said that "one thing we need is to bring to tbe county a good two-par­ ty system, bringing better solution* and answers to the problems to !*• faced." ★ ★ ★ Steam Ahead To Get College Here An "all-out drive" in ef­ forts to obtain the propose*! stale university lor Semi­ nole County has been launch­ ed by live Chamber of Com­ MACK CI.KVKI.AM) -III. merce. •Hits Apathy* Tin* was Ihe report this morning of Douglas Stenstrum, chairman of the Cham­ ber'* long range committee on education, wlm asked for countywide unification In tbe drive to have the new school placed "somewhere in Semi­ nole County." Voter Apathy Strongly Hit By Cleveland Unopposed State Senate candidate Mack Cleveland Jr. Thursday night strongly cri­ ticized past apathy at the polls an«l urged that Seminole County citizens "turn out in large number* for next Tues­ day’s special legislative elec­ tion." Cleveland and other county legislative candidates with tlie exception of Republican Jan Fortune, appeared for the Bear Lake Community Club al a meeting attended by roughly 30 people. Others speaking were IjCgMator Joe Davis; Gordon Frederick, Democratic legislative candb date and Boh Fox who re­ presented Fortune. Republi­ can legislative candidate. In opening remark* of the program Cleveland said that although h<—hca- no - opposi­ tion this "will not lessen my desire to serve Hie county to tbe best of my ability. "I will welcome any op­ portunity to discus* any ques­ tion with you at any lime, either on a slate, county or local level," lie added. * Davis, wim said that he "cam e out more or less a* an interested citizen" also emphasized that "Ihe people must vote," adding that he. too, want* to hear from the people and will welcome all opinion*. Frederick, harking hi* cam ­ paign qualifications on past legislative experience and the fact that he is a Seminole County native whose "future i* lied with the county’s," pointed out that although there will have In be some lax raises on the Mate ’evel, lie will fight against any tax on food nr medicine. He said that although the easiest way to increase Hie inrnine would Ik- lo impose additional sale* tax, "there are many other aource* of revenue." naming among tliem an increased tax on purchase* of automobiles and on the state gambling busi­ nesses. Fortune's prepared state­ ment as read by Fox. sires* ed the Importance of estuii lishing a two-party system In Ihe slate and the fart that he "see* no need for lax increase.'* “They're not organized id iln* time lo efficiently re ­ duce costs . . . spending money can only be done by trained and qualified per­ sons." tbe statement read. # • • • • 7:30 lo U) p m . "The executive committee. President Francis Houmillnt and the leadership n! the Chamber are ptrpared lo make an all-out effort on this project. "We are discussing the m atter with our State legis­ lators; vve are trying to ob­ tain all Information contain­ ed in the* McDonald Report; We are securing counsel of experts in other areas, and we are preparing lo Iry lo mobilize support .if tbe coun­ IK) CTO IIS DAY in Hanford will I>e observed March 30, ncmrdinK t<> » proclamation eitfnod today hy Mayor Tom McDonald. ConferriiiK with Ilia Honor arc Mrs. H. M. Rosamond, left, Doctor's Day Chairman anti Mrs. Vann Parker, President of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Seminole Medical A*sn. (Herald Photo) ty government and the muni­ cipal governments. "We are hopeful of hav­ ing some tangible informa­ tion to present to the Cham­ ber’* long-range committee on education next Tuesday at the Civic Center at 7:30 p. m." .Stenstrom continued: "We believe vve have an excellent e ha lire and vve are determined to do everything possible to obtain the new university"We realize, however, that we have got to have th* facts and figures when our case l» presented to the proper autluiritie*. "At this point.'’ be con­ cluded, "we are in the phase of determining Hie best way lo obtain the information wo need to present." Stenstrom promises! tho public would lie kept Inform­ ed in the progress of Hie ef­ fort to obtain Hie stale uni­ versity fur Seminole County, (Flu* ^mtfnrii it mill* WKATIIKIt: Knir mill slitfhtly warmer through Saturday. lliyjh today, fifi-70. Low tonight, oO-Tio. V O l~ :»:i W r i m e d I t c - ' L eased W ire H O A E atabH iihcd 1008 P r l TM A H CI1 22. IM S BRIEFS United Egypt Sweeping Amnesty VIENNA, Austria (UPI) lulonncd observers said to­ day a sweeping amnesty in Communist Hungary is un­ likely to result In immediate freedom for Juszcf Cardinal Mlndszcnty. KPHILON SIGMA ALPHA m.mrlty nmtiiiucn their (imrlfre of piiyitiH the telephone hill for thu Little ltotl Sehnnlluni.se. Mrs. Henry Tnoke, rib'hI, bunds thu check mid receipt to Southern Hell ManiiRer Itohert Shutldeii, left, us Mrs. O. K. Goff, teacher's aide observes. (Herald Photo) Incorporation O K , No Kissing 7. E R M A T T , Switzerland (U P I>—Swiss aullmrilic* rail ed for a ban on kissing ami dancing today a* (lie liext way The lurorporalinn of Fern lo combat a typhoid epiitcmle which already lias struck loo Park was given a voice of ap persons. proval hy Iam g wood Mayor A. It. tairinann at a meeting of the City Council Thursday JACKSONVILLE (UPI I — night. A railroad strike mediation Isirmatin said, "I think it expert, harked by pleas from Rep. Charles K. Bennett (II- would he a fine thing if Fern Fla.) was to arrive here to­ Park is incor|Hirated and day in a new attempt to end want it known Unit Ho- City the At-day-old Florida East of lamgwood has no quarrel willi Fern Park." Coast Railway strike. In other husine** Ihe rirnn Lormann Claims Mediator Alleged Aprents Hoffa Assailant Hospitalized llotin, Germany (UPI) — The West German govern­ ment lia* asked Switzerland to extradite two alleged ),* raeli agents aerusrd of Hie a t­ tempted murder of a German NASHVILLE, Term. (UP!) tnhsile scientist, it wa* an —A man who entered a nounml today. crowded courtroom during the Janie* II. Hoffa trial and slait at the teamsters host WASHINGTON (U PI) — with a Bit pistol wa* order­ President Kennedy ’* n e x t ed relumed to a mental ho*, venture in personal diplom­ p ta! Thursday. acy, a late spring trip lo Warren Swanson. 28. wa* Europe, Is bring expanded to ruled bv Judge William Mill include West Berlin. I/mdon. e r mil capable of Manding too. seems to tie a likely ad trial on contempt of court dilion to hi* itinerary. charge*. Miller *aid Swan son should Is' returned lo the federal medical center al MOSCOW (UPI) More Springfield. Mo., uniil hi* than I0.W8) Soviet officials condition improves or unlit have been fired for undercut­ the charge* are dropped. ting Premier Nikita Khrusli __ chev’s pet "virgin lands" farm program by more than . M a l u i l j r S u r e $15.4 million through then GAINESVILLE (U Pli embezzlement and gross in­ Horner E. Hooks, general efficiency, it was learned to manager of the Florida Citrus day. Commission, says Hie citrus industry must make sore it* marketing programs are con­ sumer oriented, not product Herald Index oriented. Ibidgc . Pag" 8 Classified .. I'ugu lit & 11 Co mi,* .... Page 111 ItcleiiKcd Dear Aldsy Page 8 ISTANBUL, lurkcy (UPI) Editorial , Page 4 — Former President C e I a I Entertainment .. page 9 Bayar, who was imprisoned Puzzle , Page 10 for life for violating the Turk­ Society ..... . Page H ish Constitution, today was Sport* Page ft released because of his 111 Churchea _____ Page 2 health. Next Venture N O ? 717 River Plans CAIRO tU P I)—Government official* were re|iorlcd workmg today on u plan which might eventually unite Egypt, Syria and Iraq in a sort of three-headed federal inn. I l l A R T l'iJ in O D t r GENEVA (U PI)—The Unit­ ed State* ami Russia today were reported in agreement on how lo break Hie procedur­ al deadlock at Hie )7-tuitfou disarmament conference. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Board To Get . . . cil unanimously passed a re*olution requesting the 19121 legislature for passage of * special ai l requiring re reg­ istration of nil voters in Inuigwood and providing for voting by absentee ballot. Copies of Hie resolution will go lo Legislator Joe Davis fur presentation to the Sem­ inole County Legislative Dele­ gation, Tho request fur a retail ti quor license for the Ismgwood Hotel and Bar to Wil­ liam J. Lancaster was up proved by a I I vole with Cnimeilniitn Carl Lommlcr ob­ jecting "on general princi­ ples." It was agreed to advertise for hjd* for resurfacing of Warren SI. from W, Lake St. lo a point approximately 3uo feel vve,I of W. Lake St. with bid* to he stihmillrd by 8 p.m. on April 18. Pnrrhase* of budge* for the luiligwnndVolunteer F irc Depl. and of 'goo l!MI3 dog lags were okayed and a mo­ tion was approved for Hie city lo take step* toward* Ihe pur­ chase of a new "city" seal. On The Carpet While statewide unemploy­ ment compensation insurance payments to Florida jobless dropped in February, in­ crease* were noted in San­ ford. according to the State Industrial Commission Sanford's inrrease was 12,091 to $13,193 in February, as compared to January. Statewide total d r o p p e d from January's $3.(»M,B40 to $2,613,0)5. Lawn and Garden clinic set next Monday al tins Home Demonstration Office , , , lime: 2 to I 30 p m and "Right now we Mmply are getting ready to make an all-out effort to obtain cstnblishment of Hie proposed new state university," Stenstrom reported. "The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce no-t Thursday afternoon to discus* Hie proper procedure in making it known lo the State Legislature and other slate officer* our interest In having the university In Seminole County, H a r d B a rtfiiin in jr HOLLYWOOD, Fin. (UPI) —A Irxtllo leader called lie day for a government policy of "hard bargaining witli friendly nations" to help hoitie r thu industry’* export pro­ gram. Preliminary planning for the proposed St. Johns-lndian River waterway will be out lined lo Hie State Board of Conservation Monday at Tab lahaoMf. Making the presentation at (he session, called hy Gov­ ernor llry ant for conserva­ tion and planning, will bo John Krider and Harold Scott, chairman and engineer, respectively, of the Si. John*Indian Rivet Navigating Com­ mittee. Krider revealed today Ihe committee. In session with Sen. Bernard Parrish and others last Wednesday at Titusville, was enlarged to include Volusia County. He also slated Scott's firm, Reynolds Smith and Hills, I* exploring a proposed right-ofway for Hie canal, Using aer­ ial photographs of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Committee and other preliminary survey*. Route of the ennui being studied 1* from Lake Mon­ roe In Lake Harney and then a short-cut directly across to Ihe liiiliiin River in the vici­ nity of May town. The study is for a too-foot wide, ninefeet deep waterway, with lurks 25l) x 250 feet at each end and witli ,ide approaches JFK Plans Wait See Cuba Policy WASHINGTON (CPU — I'ronidi-nt Kennedy In. V. n v*nil nnd-rtee attitude today on Soviet troop withdrawals from Cuba even Ihough there wire indication* Russia might he preparing to pull out more fore*'* The President told hi* new* conference Thursday nig'ii Hint the Russians were e*ti mated to have withdrawn "approximately 3.000 troop* in these past weeks.” "We uic wailing to see whether more will Ik: with­ drawn, ss we would hope they would be," he added. Diher sources in Washing­ ton cited repots* that one or more Soviet slops might tie getting ready to remove additional Russians from the island. to permit individual boats to by pass Die locks, "H ie aerial photos and tho preliminary surveys," Kride.r said "will permit..Us In pin down tho cost element." Harris Saxon, chairman of the Volusia County Commis­ sion, today named Steve Shin* liolser and F. K. Watson, bull) of New Smyrna Beach to represent that enmity on the navigating committee. They joined Krider and John Brum ley, Seminole; C. E. LeGctlc and Ransom Downes, Orange, and It. C. Brady and D. £>. Xlsbct, Brevard. Armed Fugitive 'Gunned' Down PANAMA CITY (UPI) — A resident of a fishing com­ munity near hero gunned down an armed fugtllva to­ day, ending a .Ill-hour man­ hunt that started with a roblo'iy and a kidnaping, mi­ llion! iea said. John P. Simmon*, alias l.l.-yd Harden of Clearwater, was killed by a lilnst from the shotgun of Randall Holley, who heard thu 29-ycnr-old Negro mi Ids porch in th* West Bay community shortly before iluwn today. Bay County Sheriff M. J. Dal fill .aid Simmons, running flniu a too man posse that inrludcd National Guardsmen armed1 willi' Ml rifles, wa* seeking refuge when HcRey beard him. Ilullcy opened the door to Ids port'll, saw thu N'-gio and filed the allot a* .Simmons tried to draw a pistol, the sheriff said. Council Sifts $ $ Reports TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Tile powerful legislative Council, with vision* of a trying session in mind, met today to liegln silling report* on proposed record spending and other major bill* to hit the legislature in April. Investigating committee), whu have gathered on-thespot explanation* of request* und gripes from state agen­ cies, were to report to the council. W ater Rate Hike O K 'd A water rule Increase and a part of an annexation plan were uppruved by Casselberry Town Council in continued session Thursday evening. Council approved an ugireincut with Casselberry Util­ ities fur an iueicuscd water rate. Tim sliding acuta com­ mence* witli an inrrease for single residences fJUKI $3 for the first 11,000 gallons to $,1.S0 for tlie first 7,tan) gallon-. In ptrpuring un ordinance leading to tho annexation of the Keminole I 'l u z a of thu Eastern Shopping Center, the Council agreed it will accept no responsibility of additional diainage outfall created by the renter. However, Town Attorney Kenneth McIntosh Informed tlie Council that Caasellierry will have to co-unllnuto drain­ age problems. The session, originally open­ ed March 13, continued to Mutch 18 and again to Thurs­ day evening, was continued again " a t the discretion of the rhalrman" a t the request of Hibbard CasscItwfry. �•cntorfe g r r tt t F»g» 2—FH. Mar. 22, '83 Rev. Grover Sewell Election O f Officers You Learn To Forget How o(t«o we hav* wanted to learn to remember. Perbapi many of >ou who read Lhta wilt be reminded of a book you taught that projnlaed to help you remember. Vou may have gone *o far aa to take a courae with the idea In mind that you would not have to work w hard in learning a trade, telling a atory or, remembering a name. Certainly it la good to have a retentive memory for much New Bear Lake Church To Have Charter Meet By Khlrtey Wentworth The Bear Lake Mcthodut Church will hold an organiza­ tional meeting and reception of SI charter membera •Im­ mediately following the 10:45 a. m aervice thli Sunday at the Bear Lake Elementary School. Dr. Bruce tiannaway of Orlando, district auperintendent, will conduct the ser­ vice during which election or ef/icer* to aerve tor the re­ mainder of the year also will be held. Church School will be held a* uiual at 9:43 a. m. A Methodist Youth Fellow­ ship group of tliii new church la now In the process of be­ ing formed and will meet c a d i Sunday a t 9:30 p. m. in tho Church Cottage at 1010 Boar Late. Rd. where evening services are held at f:3 0 p. m. P actor of the church la Rev. William H. Irwin of Apopka. RA Basketball Game Scheduled A t Lyman High By Jane Casselberry The RA Boys of Prairie Lake Baptist Church will play the Lockhart RA'a at e baa ketbaU game tonight at 0 o'clock at the Lyman High school. The RA'a are collecting newspapers and msgatlnea which they will sell to raise money to go to Camp Joy at Rock Springs far e week next summer. Anyone with old magatlnei or newspapers can have them picked up by contacting elthrr Robert Conrad or Ray Chan­ nel of Casselberry, It A coun­ selors. ned>, chairman: Mrs. Leo C r o s s , co-chairman; Mrs. Garland Shaw, secretary and Mrs. Tracy Eslrs, treasurer. Committee chairmen ap­ pointed were Mrs. Gerald Sasser, sunshine; Mrs. Jennie Fox, lelc-ptanc; Mrs. F. J. Uartlliuki devotional; Mrs. Robert llrinko. poster and Mrs. Columbo Farina, histor­ ian. Mrs. Kennedy announced that a bake sale will Ik- held next Saturday, March 21, be ginning a t 8 a.m. in trout of tlie Longwood Post Office. Due to the Lenten Fast on­ ly coffee und tea were serv­ ed during the refreshment period following the business meeting. The circle's next regular By Donna Estes meeting will be held April The Ladles Auxiliary of the 10 at the tam e of Mrs. Mryl First Pentecostal Church of B l a n k e n s h i p o n Kith S t. I/mgwood will sponsor a rum­ mage site today and Satur­ day from «:3tj a. h i . until 2:30 p.tn. on Ihe corner of E. Lake Ave. and Sanlando Springs lid. in lawgwood. Proceeds from this sale will Protestant denomina­ go towards the recently adopt­ ed project of helping to pro­ tions have set a goal of gld,vide a Baptistry for the 840,140 Hill year In their an­ church. Installation of the nual One Great Hour of Shar­ Baptistry is expected In the ing appeal for relief and re very near future and at the hahllilatlon work In lie nb ■amc limn the rostrum will served this Sunday, by more be remodeled and enlarged. t h e n 94,000 congregations Donations for the rummage throughout the nation. One Great Hour of Sharing sale may be left at the ehureh or at Die home of Mrs. M. L. Is sponsored by participating McDaniel, president of the Protestant and Orthodox dr auxiliary. A phone call lo nominations and Is conducted either place will bring pickup on their behalf by Church service to t h o s e without World Service, a department of the National Council of transportillon. Mrs. Cleo Barker Is chair­ Churches. man of the rummage sale The total f u n d sought committee. Assistants a r e through the appeal will go to­ Mrs. Melba Greuber, Mrs. ward support of individual J e s s e Brown and Mrs, denominational program* or assistance, Joint project* of Thomas Alrey. aid carried out overseas and programs of related lntardecominitlonxl organizations. -Longwood'a St. Catherine if Siena Circle of the Church of Nativity Catholic Womon’a Club held its regular monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes­ day at the tam e of Mrs. William Wright on Warren St. Election of officers was conducted. Those elected to be Installed at the April meeting arc Mrs- John Ken- of life, but me importance *jf forgetting cannot tie em­ phasised too much. I ban: nut heard of a ta lk being written on ita art of forget­ ting a subject. Maybe some­ one should enter this unique, Important, and undeveloped field! Perhaps you recall, at this point, on incident in jour life which haa caused you much grief and which could have been deleted If you had exercised the ability to for­ get. How often one will find that not being able to forget causes him to want to “ get even’* with one who has treated him wrong. A scene from a program ot Amos ami Andy Illustrates the futility of “an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth altitude " In one scene Andy complain­ ed about the “ Klngflsh" slap­ ping him on tlie clwst when lie wanted to emphasise some point. Andy said, “ I is fixed for (dm now, I put a stick of dynamite in my vest poc­ ket and the next time he slaps me, lie’s going to get his hand blown off." Andy forgot liiiet in the irocesi he would get his heart blown out. Lol us ask God that we be allowed to rrmemlier what li good but also to forget what Is bad. There are several ways you may find helpful In forget­ ting. One of these ways is to refuse lo dwell on the un­ pleasant or bad aa much a t possible by substituting good. If you want to memorise a poem you recall the words and thought over and over until the Image Is Implanted in your mind in such a way a t to be recalled easily. Hie Idea for the bad la lo re­ fute to recall the Image and U will become more and more dimmed. Forgetting la not easy, but If you stay close enough to God R Is possible. Talk to your clergyman If By Doena Eatee you are serious about want­ Guest speaker for the Weding to (orgcl. Both you and nesday evening Bible Sludy he will be glad. at t h e First Pentecostal Church In Longwood was Rev. D. L. Welch of Pensatula, district supcrinlendcnt of Ita United Pentecostal Churches of Florida. ills talk for the evening was By Jane Casselberry based on Timothy 11, Chap­ The Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church will ob­ ter I. Verse 7. Following the service re­ serve the One Great Hour of freshments were served in Sharing at Hie 8:30 a.in, and 11 a.m. worship service* this the Educational Building hon­ oring three members who Sunday. This special offering will go releliralrd birthdays during for C r u a a d e scholarships, Ihe week. A large birthday overseas rebel, national mis­ rake was Hie focal point of sions projects and ministry attention on the refreshment tahle. lo serviceniru overseas. Everyone s a n g “ Happy Rlrlhdey" to Mra. Thome* Alrey who celebrated her 70th lilrlhday A l i o celebrating birthdays were Mrs. Cora Williams and Frank I’cnurr. Coffee, fruit punch, hostess rrex and potato chips were served by the group. Mabel Browiip, Alible Krcrxr, Lillian Goodwin, Vera Harri­ son, Vertle Crocker, Thelma Unger, Jean Brooklyn, Arolyn True, Phyllis nugcnstelii, and oik! gucsl, Mrs. Ilullic ituth Davis, from Charlottesville, Va., Hie sister of Mrs. Zim­ merman. Mrs Harrison and Mra. Goodwin Pentecostal Church Ladies Set Sales Longwood Church Hears Rev. Welch Area Church To Observe Special Hour Lake Mary UPW Circle One Mas Meeting At Ulmer Home By Frances Heater Mra. Margaret lilinn waa bostesa with Mr*- Kay Sassman, eo-bostass, for t h a March Circle One meeting of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at (he home of Mr*. Ulmer. The meeting was called to order by the circle chairman, Mrs. Florence Zimmerman. Tlie devotions, The Love of Christ, were given by Airs. Ulmer. Mrs. .Ssssman presented the last program to be given on The Him of Asia. The April program will be taken from the group's study hook, One People of GodDuring Uie business session tlie cuvered dish supper to In' held on April 21 at 0 p in. and the annual baxaar being plan­ ned for Oct 19 were discussed The church liustcsses fur April were announced to be Mrs. Arulyn True and Mrs. Phyllis Hugcnstein T h e Association meeting will be held next Tuesday night in tho taiue of Mrs. Ted Brooklyn. The April Circle Otic meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Earl Uoger At tha close of the meeting refreshments were srrvcd by the bocleis and a social hour waa enjoyed. otk-e member* attending ware H»*». Rubv Linden, Youths To Conduct Services For First Baptist Church Longwood Circle Has One Great Hour Of Sharing Set Sunday Sets Meeting "Stretch forth thin* bond...’* the withered arm that stretched forth toward Him was made whole. Today, tha hands of Protestants reach forth... with he Ip... to their brothers in countries o»er seas. Anddoclortinmanylandt.supported by your Church, reoch for the stretched orm of the sick child ...and quickly the child recalres a life saving serum or anthbiotic. This Sunday, March 24lh, stretch forth your hand... to help. Give nrid give generously during On* Great Hour ol Shoring. And Sanford Area Methodists Plan Training School Members of all Methodist Churches m the Sanford area will attend a Christian Workera Training School ;o be held at the First Methodist Church In Sanford. Sunday through Thursday. Six c o u r s e * will be offered. Of special Interest to par­ ents as well as to Church School teacher* will be the ijourse* (to "Understanding Children.“ taught by Mrs. Margaret Hollis and "Under­ standing Youth," taught by Mia* Helen Parrish. These courses will deal pri­ marily with how children learn and how they can be helped through cooperation with their ptyctatogical make-up. • s s r o x n s i . i .i s x c r CH IN C H N a r k A v e. a a * 14th f t . <?. C. r>»e* - ............... . P s s l o r P u n l a y F ch u u l — S;4S a. is. M orning W o rsh ip 11 On s. m. F .v an in g W o r s h i p _.. 7 0* p. m. A .T .P . T h o r s . .___ • :10 p- m. W ed . P r a y e r S e r v i c e s 7:1t> p-m. Assembly Of God a * * k w b i .y o r non church C a r. XTtS a a * Kim It. M. S n o w _ _ _ _ _ _ P a s t o r Monday School •— 9:11 »■ m. M orning W o rsh ip !0:S0 s . m. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p __Til* p. fnTues. E vening Y o u th a e r v l e e .... T:o* r- mM i d - W a l k S e r v ic e 7:19 p. m. piw r c n r st Baptist »A m *T r n r a c a IIS resfc Avaaa* SORTN 8X L 4X I)# H A P T t a T C H A P K I. 10* X. f a i r f a i Av*. V. N. M a g g a r d , c h a p e l P a i t o r H u n d ay .S ch o o l t i l l a.m. T r a i n i n g Un io n _ _ _ 4:5# p. m. W o n h tp I t a. m. 7:1# p m. W ed . K v f n l n g T r a y e r 7:1# p m . r.i.nr.N a r iu x n i a i r r n r Old Or I a a d o Hd. a t R y r t l * II. H a m i l t o n O r i f f l n _ P o t i o r H u n d ay ' Sc hool . — , 9:45 a. m. M orning W orahlp ll : # o a. m. T r a i n i n g U n io n 4:J# p. m. E v e n i n g W o r a h l p __7:41 p. m. Catholic ALL «Ol L» CATHOLIC CHURCIT O a k Av*. e l M k a t . R i c h a r d L y o n * . ..... . P a a l n r S u n d a y M a a * e * ____ 4:14 a. m. ___ 8:14 a. m. ____. |# , 9 0 a. m. _ _ 11:1# a. m. W e e k d a y s — — - — T i l l a. w. f ir s t F . B. C h a n c e ___ _____ F S e t o r M o r n i n g W o r s h i p __1:41 a. as. S u n d a y School — - 1:41 a. ra. M orning W o rsh ip 11:44 a. as. T r s l n l n g U n io n — 1:11 p. m. K v s n l n g W o r s h i p .. 7:14 p. m. W s d . P r a y e r S e r v i c e I I I * p. m. 344k I I . s s 4 C k a s o Ave. C. T. M o rris ----- _ ------ P s s t n r R e g u la r M eeting l l : t * a. m. ( f i r s t Sunday) C o n f s r s n r * _ _ _ _ _ 1:IB p. w. (preceding S a tu rd ay ) T hird Sunday 7:*« p. m. Jo* ttarv lll - A s e 't P a e t o r WHaraiuK HiistowARY Diggs, Lyman High principal; RAPTtBT CHI-'IM.TI Slh at. R Hally Av*. John Angel, South Seminole P a u l M. C a ll s y P astor Junior High principal; George SS uu nn dd aa yy School _ 10:u* a. m. Dabbs, Bear Lake Elementary M o r n i n g W o r s h i p l l : * d a. m. Sunday principal; Mrs. T. H. Bruner, C l o n i n g W o r s h i p 7:44 p. m. of Orlando, PTA district eight PWr ae dy ne de s dSa eyr v i c e 7:44 p. m. president; Hanford Kirkland, PTA atato secretary a n d P lft» ;iR K * T R 4P T IB T Hi-v. Delnias Copeland, min­ CH LHCM O eara R»ad ister of Ilia C s a s a l h a r r y Patter .__ w iiium J. <4u*m Church. M o r n i n g W e r i h l p . . . 1.4# A Sirs. Joseph Pavelchak was I t a. m. School ........ M S a . m. chairman of the luncheon and THrunday a i n i n g U n io n _ . • : 4 1> p. in. M n. Thomas Pinnuck Jr., pro­ r iv a llin g K irv ie* .. .... 1:40 p. m. gram chairman, mad* all a r­ W ad O fficer* A T e e r h a r a M e a l i n g ......... ....... ti** p. m rangements for holding tha Wed. r r e y e r S e r v i c e 4.*# p m Institute and scheduled Dr. Uruwn'i appearances during hit stay hero. Dr. Brown spoke to on adult group Wednesday night at Altatnunta Elementary School on “Guiding Our Children and Sibling Rivalries.** He wound up his engage­ ments here Thursday morning with an appearance a t South Seminole Junior High School where ha spoke to student* in the eighth and ninth grade*. Christian PIRaT CHRIITIAN CHURCH * o r c it r iit l a a v B. l o a f e r * Av*. Ra*. W a y n e J o h n a t o n P aator S u n d a y School ____1:44 a. m. M orning W erah lp 11:#* a. m. d is c ip l e Church Of Christ CHURCH o r CHRIST 0*a**k R a lp h R r * * * r J r . K vakgalltt R l b l t flohnnl _ _ 11:4# a. m. M o rn ln r W orahlp 11:0# a . m. E v a n l n g W o r a h l p _ 7:1# p. m. W ed . P r a y e r S e r v i c e T:d0 p.m. P AUL A C R U N C H O P C H R I S T H i g h w a y OS W e a t M orrla R uby Evangellat nib!*“ C S*x«* to s* » a- ra. M o r n l n r W o r r h l p - I1:#4 a. m. K v r n l n g W o r e h l p _ 4 :## p.’ m. Ulble C l i a a t a W ad . 7:1# p.m. CHURCH OP C H R liT U i , « w 4 , fla. Lo rd '* D ay f l t r v l r c a 10:1# a.m. a n d 7:1* p.m. I'iltnburjfh, I ' m . Will Itrlalc ills Alnumt Unbelievable TRIIF HFE STORY SECOND PART Monday 7:30 p.m. UK WILL T E U ,: Why HU Mother Took Hint To Europe Why He Ixft A 910,000.00 Yearly Pusdtlon Why He Refused A 920,000.00 Yearly Girt How He Waa Healed Of Stammering How fo n t cried To ProtM lanl Faith Mr. TesMarii la A Modern Day Miracle How God Spared HLa U fa When Train Cula Tar In Two People lluvc Been Turned Away From Churches l)ue To luurge Crowds — Come Early Kevivul Continues Nightly Thru March 31, 7:30 C H U R C H O f BOD D a d a Praark H a r o l d D. n o a t w r l g h t Paator R u n d a y School 9:41 a . m. M orning W orahlp II: # # a. m. P v a n g r tH tle Srrv. 7:10 p. m. T uc«. P r a y a r Svrv. 7:1# p. rt>. T hurr. T oung Ptople E n d e a v o r _______ Til* P- m. OT Christian Science PtH S T CHURCH OP CHRIBT fC IR M T IB T M * H aae t e a a a S I t r M t S u n d a y **r-19* A S u n d a y School _ _ U . W a. ai. iiubtK t: " M a n 1* W a d n o a d a y a a r v l t * l : ( * p. m. R e a d i n g Room : 1#I f. f l r a l . W o o k d a y a t# 1# - d :SO; F r i ­ d ay * 4:1# - 4:1# f l R A T C H I III H T H B NAXAMKNR T_tka M a ry , F la. Rev. W. L. H o lco m b e, p a a t o r Sunday 1.44 a. ra. »...._ B lb ta School 11:9# a. m. _ M o r n i n g W o r a h l p 7:#0 p m. — E v a n l n g P a r v t c e 7:## p. m. _ W ed . M i d - W e e k P r a y e r S erv ice* 7:un p in. 7 ml Wad. Mtaalnnr o r y S erv ice Congregational f nklIR R O A TlO N A L (H R IB T I4 N CHURCH ( C a l l e d C h u r c h *f C k r l a O P a r k A v r a a a a l 3 4 lh hi. 4:14 a. m. _ C h u r c h School 11:09 a. m. .................. - S crv lca 1:1# p. in. ... C h r l r t l a n T o u t h M ln lrtry R*v. W a l t e r A.R M e P h a rao n . Paator Lutheran L4TTHRRA1V C H U R C H O P T H B RKOBKHKR 1*1 W . M i h P lace "Tha Church of th e L u lh a ra a H o u r " a n d T V “T b l i I t t h e 1,1 fe" H a r h a r t W. O o c r a * ------ P a a t o r S u n d a y School ____ f i l l a. m. W o r a h l p A a r v l e t — 10:1# a- m. Methodist ORACH HKTHOWBT CHURCH O n o r a R d . a t W o o d l a n d Av*_ Rav. J o h n H. H irca, J r . P a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ _ 1:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp 11:00 a. m. V l T f ______________ 4:10 p. m. Pentecostal f l R A T P K A T K C O aT A L d l l ' I H I I O f LOST(4WOOD 1*1 O r a n g e a t v e e l Rav. E. R u t h G r a n t .... P a l l o r S u n d a y Schoo l ____19.0* a. m. M o rn ln r W orahlp 11:09 a. S u n d a y E v t n l n r _ 7 1 SO p. m. Wed.' Bible S t u d y _ 7:10 p. C onqueror* M eeting f r l d a y ---- ----------- 7:19 p. m- Presbyterian FIR S T PRKaBTTKRIAK CHURCH O a k Av*. T h ird at. . G r o v e r S a w t l l J r . ------Paatoi* Thom aa H M akln A aalatenl M o r n i n g W o r a h l p _ 1:14 a. an. S u n d a y School ___ _ 1:14 a. m. Saaalnn M e a l i n g _ 19:44 a. M o r n ln t W orahlp 11:91 a. r io n e e r felloarahtp 4:04 p m. S e n i o r f e l l o w a h l p _ 4:40 p. m. E v a n l n g W o r a h l p __7:10 p. m. W ad . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:19 p.m . K B IX K IK R M K T H nD ftT CH U R C H c i i r a e H elgbta Rov. R a y O r t g o r y , J r . . P a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ _ t:4S a. m. M orning W orahlp 11:4# a. m. M T P ______________ 1:10 p. m. Kve. W o r a h l p _ — . 7:14 p. m. W r d . P r a y a r H a r r i e t 7:10 p. m. church n r riiH ia T m is Park ( > • > * R a n Brow n _ _ _ _ _ E vangellat F I R S T H K T t i n n t S T / CH U R C H Sunday 4IP P e r k AVe. Dlbla Hludy ....... _ 1#:## a. m. M orning W n rrh lp 1I:#0 a. m. J o h n T . A d am * J r . _ P a a t o r E v a n l n g B r r v lc a .— 4:10 p m. M o r n i n g W o r a h l p _ 4:11 a. m. K«a " l l a r a l d o f T r u t h " 1 p.m. S u n d a y Schoo l ------- 4:41 a. m. M o rning W orahlp 10:41 a. m. S u n d ay on C hannel I X T " M a atln g a f t l * p. m. T uraday ( I n l a r p t a d l a t a . S a n l o r) L ad laa Hlala C laa a lo w a.m. L v a n l n g W o r a h l p _ 1:1# p. m. W rdncaday ll l b l e L ' l a a t r e ____7:40 p. m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH 1 NOTICE Nazarene CALL FIR S T CHURCH OP TH H N A tA R C R a W . t a d I L ■« H d p l * A r e . P a u l B l c k a a __ ________ P a a t o r S u n d a y School ____ * : l l a. m. Morn Ing W o r a h l p 10:41 a. m. T o u t h ____________1:0# p. m. K r a n g f l l a t l o Harvtee 7:11 p.m. T hird Sunday •Ingaplratlaa _ *:*« p. »■ FA 2-2611 The Church Of Your Choice Wi|pofl«Eich»lbarc0r Mortuary E a n i r t L W II m b a t e S taff OS HORN - lllind Organist . . . THE WELSHES THE TENT - Highway 17-92 AT aith STREET Tha Amarican Oil Company Hr. ate Hrp. H. g. Strfrkiate I'rofraaaivt Printing Co. WiUon-Mtlfr Furnlluia Co. J . M. C a o u r a a a t e S t a f f Hr. a te Mrs. Al Wilson Sionatrom Raalty M n. Appleby’s Rrstsurant Herb Staaatroai a te SUft Lucille and Harold Applet)) 113 N . i ' a r k Echols Badding Company Hr. a te Hr*. L. F. Garaar Hollar Motor Salas Co. X«H*ti Farrell A Staff Tha Rite Thatlra ■ill Lavalaca A Emptoyaea J. C. Penney Company C. L. Robinaon a te Emplaj**a Food Fair Hlorco, lac. G*d»i* Bail*) ft EaiylajeM Sanford Atlantic National Hank Ho»ard H. lludgea A Staff Southern Natural Gas Jaka Duos A buff Hill Lumbar A Hardware Co. JI h ; Crappa A Eaaplojoe* HE LON DUCTED REVIVALS IN ENGLAND, IRELAND. WALE* LAST FALL VIRGINIA I'ETKUHkl r . O. Bos 1214 NORA NORRIS I E 1-1314 Church Of God Urge You To Attend U ltra Hpeclul — Saturday (March 23) 7:30 P.M. — Divine Healing Service —■ This Service Conducted In The Old Fashioned Methodist Way — Hear Testimonies Of Thoae Healed, W S L O O M IW A C O M will present the activities for the week und report on the educational nrcnnirotlon*. The Concord Chcir will sing under dlrection of Miss Sue Koke and Howard Elliott will lead the congregational singing, Sunday evening five of the young people will speak on "Reflections of Youth Week.'* Following the evening «er» vice there will be a fellowship for all Youth Week office's under the direction of Miss Price. Evangelist, O. R. TESSAKO FIRHT PART Sunday 2:45 ORION president. Those not present for the service were Jerry Smith. Brutherhuod, president and Bobby Barbour, Sunday School superintendent. This Sunday a total of 160 yvuiig people will take part in leading in worship, teach­ ing Sunday School classes and administrating the affairs of the church. Billy Colbert will speak for the two worship services Sun­ day morning and Miss Price These Sanford Merchants GREAT MASS MEETING SUNDAY - 2:45 lAttend service* this week at uourow place of worship Alliance General courses for inter­ ested adults will Include "The c s r r t A t b a p t is t r s r s r g rev. 141k at. * Oak Ave. Story of Protestantism O s ll S m i t h ------ P a s t o r “ Your Home Con Be Christ­ S u n d a y School ... - t : 4 t a. m. orship t t : t t a. m. ian," and “ Foundation of TMroa ri nn il nn rg W U n io n _ 4:14 p. m. Christian Teaching." E v e n i n g W o r s h i p .. T:l* p. m. A course, “ Understanding W ed . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:11 p.m. N u r s e r y Open OuFselvci," wrill he offered W T R R _____________ »:l* P. g u a d s y N it* B r o a d e a a t for members of the Senior MYF and older youth*. NT. HAVKN PRIMITtVM BAPTIST CHURCH PTA Executive Board Honors Dr. Brown At Luncheon Meet By Jane Caaarlbarry Tho executive board of Ly­ man High School PTA waa host a t a luncheon Wednesday In honor of Dr. Douglasa Brown, professor of marriage and family living of Florida Btaltt University. The luncheon, in Weaver Hall of tlie Csnellicrry Com­ munity Methodist Church, w*» held prior to a PTA wodkshop held In conjunction with the three-day Family Life liistl. Into sponsored by the Lyman PTA. Subject for discussion at the workshop was adventures In marriage which help atlmuluta and hold a marriage together. Dr. Brown offered a t a new “golden rule" for husbands and w|ve# “do unto your mari­ tal partner according to his needs." Other epecisl guests InviUd to tha luncheon to meet Dr. Brown were County School huperlntondent R. T- Mllwte, James Birkenmeyer, county school board member; Ralph Youth of the Church will be three worship services and the in churge of Sunday School, Trnining Union this Sunday al the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Youth Week officers receiv­ By Jane Casselberry ing keys last Sunday even­ The Ladies Guild of the As­ ing from Rev. Fred B. Chance, cension Lutheran Church at pastor, include Billy Colbert, Casselberry will meet next youth pastor; Mis* Peggy Price, education-youth direc­ Thursday at the church. The Guild will hold a rum­ tor; Miss Sue Koke, choir di­ mage sale March 29 and rector; Johnny Phillips, chair­ .March 30 beginning at 8 a.m. man of deacons; A1 Kaylor, at the Super Valu Store on Training Union director and Miss Patti Stenstrom, WMU SR 436. Staia Farm laiuraara Com pan id I n lag 1. I’r) or a te Staff �V Variety Sparks Seminole Science Fair Bees To Flying Cars On Exhibit NORM AN LKACIl, Rlolojry first place winner, displays the bodies of white mice, who diet! of cancer induced by consumption of radio-active food. (Herald Photo) r ltii.l, I.K ill,L it, Chemistry first place winner, is nearly hidden behind the mare o f test tubes in which lie determined the protein content o f food fibers. (Herald Photo) WLLOUT SHULTRK MODKL, built by Coni Klinefelter is examined by Law re nee McHenry. This model took third place in Physics. (Herald Photo) -■—>- Exemption Bill Proposed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — State Hep. William O'Neill of Ocala proposed Thursday n tdl| ri'i|Uilillg twill til* UsSCitsors t« furnish complete in­ formation to the state romp* (roller on the extent of home­ stead exemption. O'Neill told the Legislative Council's Tax Committee, of which he is chairman, that the state legislature does not have sufficient infor m a t i o n on which to plan a tux program. He said he'd like to have figure* on the total mini her of homes in each county to­ tally exempt from taxation i under the $3,000 constitution­ al exemption, the number that are partially exempt, nrul the cost to the taxpayer of gran t­ ing the exemption. The tax committee tunned O’Neill a one-man subcommit­ tee to study the m atter furth­ er. Ho said he'll meet short­ ly with the advisory ruuimiltee of the State Tax Assessor* Association. Itep. James Swenny of Vol­ usia said that when the leg­ islature talks about getting this type information it runs inlu “ personal and political" problems. llo said tax assessors must he persuaded that the legisla­ ture docs not plan to use the Information to hurl the indi­ vidual assessor. “ Wo want to help them," he said. O'Neill said it Is costing other taxpayers money to grant tax exemptions to ape* rial classes. He noted the cost of (m,st­ age and clerical help in mull­ ing out tax exemption notices to persons with homestead* totally exempt from taxation. Ho proposed a statewide study between now and the It*>>& session to 111i«l out the costs of granting exemptions. JLJDI TAYLOR urrnnKos Iter display of u demonsi ration hive of been and the products of the economical insects which won a second place in the Ilioloity «xhibit. (Herald Photo) 1# Legal Notice K iiT irii o k i v r u v r i n x to a i - f i .v r o n a f f .c i w . o n M i n i - I.KOIXI.ATIOX N O T H '! ! ts h e r sliy g i v e n t h i n t m d l c n l l o n w i l l lie m » J * to Hi* l . e e i * l s l u r e o f t h e S l s l e t.f F l » r l l x s t ll» 1SCS S ess io n f o r p a s s a g e o f 111- f o l lo w in g t o r s i o r su e ctn t s e l l AS' A<-T ItHI.ATINCt TO H B N T It.M , A M I S O l’T IIK IIN K tiO ItttiA FI.OOD CO.S'TItOt. lils T ttn T : earlier rtrgu merits by the Justice Department anti the National Associathn fur the Advancement of Colored 1'tro­ pic. Attorney Jack Peirce, re­ presenting the M n i l p li i l school lward, supported a t­ torneys K Harlan Dodson Jr. of Nashville and S. Frank Fowler of Knoxville in sup­ port of the program. Other Southern states have comparable laws. U.S. Launches New Titan CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — A mighty Titan2 rocket carrying the largest nose cone ever built for a U, S. military m i s s i l e Thursday soared more Ilian O.TM miles across the Atlantic Ocean. The 103 foot Titan-2. Amer­ ica's most powerful intercon­ tinental ballistic m i s s i l e , blasted from Us launching pad at 10:23 a m. A m ending S ectio n 3 of rh n u ter law s of TWENTY ‘QUALITY1 POINTS were tallies! by Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, F l o r i d a , l o t * , to rhaiiKS t h e Inc., to win tlio ''Quality Service Plaque of tin* Lincoln-Mcrcttry division, la s in g proerdur* of Hie lilsirtrt roirnnenrlng w ith Ford Motor Company. R. L. Johnson, purls and servico representative of t h e y e a r ISSt. b y u s i n g t h e Lincoln-Mercury, is pictured (left) presentinjf the plaque to Rill Neider, t t a l l r o a d A s s e s s m e n t llonrit i t e t . r m l n a t l o n o f Hie level service nuinaifer, and Willie Hunt, Lincoln-Mereury dealer in Sanford. Thu o f a s s e s s m e n t In e a c h C o u n ­ plaque is fur outstandinn quality service, customer relations, modern t y a s Hie b a s i s fo r a r r i v i n g a t t h e s i s i i i n r i t t r u e v alu e equipment, certified registered mechanics and dealer service facilities. o f ( h e p r o p e r t y s u b j e c t to (H e ra ld P h o to ) D i s t r i c t l a x e s In *»-'h C o u n ­ t y a m t a l l o t l t l g each C o u n ­ t y * s h a r e o f Hie D l s t l tl t Vermont had a 1902 law re­ t a x on H i l t b a s i s ; p ru v lilr-l, h o w e v e r t h e l a x m o n ­ quiring motorists to he pre­ ie s r a i s e d In t h e D i s t r i c t ceded by someone afoul car­ shall not ex ceed that am ount w h ic h w o u ld be rying a lighted lantern. r a l s r d b y l e v y o f t m ill on t h e d o l l a r of a c t u a l a s a e s * . tot, much business with the quantities of modern arm* ny K. C. Thaler ed v a l u e , as d e t e r m i n e d by t h e s e v e r a l C o u n t y T.iv AaLONDON (UPI) — Things so-called bourgeois circles in and economic aid. eeesn ra, o f all p r o p e r l y l y ­ lit I t , I mirI Hi tba <Iiunl) countries and i n g w i t h i n Hie D l s i r l r l a n d J u i l i r . « r » i l a » l r I'u HHlf, F l a r - arc not going well for the developing au tije c t to C o u n ty t a x e s ; ■4a, l a P r o b a t a , ignoring the proper revolu­ Kremlin in Uic Middle East, p r o v i d i n g t h a t D i s t r i c t t v s l a r a t H - t a t a nf m o n i e s m a y be e x p e n d e d f o r MAltV ANN HTA.VT.KT. one of the major infiltration tionary movements. D aefaaail. re c re a tio n a l purposes. Rut there is a lot more at T h i s rill lice hits been o r d e r ­ T a All F r a d l t n r a anil I'aaaiipa target* of Soviet strategy. ed p u b l i s h e d by t h e C a v e r n - l l a t l a a ('l a l i n - n r l l r M a m l . Having built up it* influ­ stake for thr Kremlin in Hie lug Ho ard of C e n t r a l a n d Vaala-1 Aalil F . l . l a i Middle East presently than F Mili.ro K lnrlda F lo o d C o n ­ Vim am t r a r h n f y ou a r a ence in Iraq with consider­ t r o l D i s t r i c t In t h e f o l lo w in g h-retir notlfl-I aitil r«-iuIr<-1 able military and economic the future of the local Com­ pew sp a p e c a : to praaant xny I-Ulin* ami da. investment*, Moscow is cur­ munist movements. riiainla which you, or allliar of T it u s v i l l e .Star A d v o cate The Kremlin has been witnessing the fact F o r t U a u d e r d a l e D ally N e w s you, may h.iv- neHn-t the rently cat at* of MVUV ANN HT.VS- that Hie new Iraq regime working hard lo gain and to Miami l l e r s l i l I.KV. ilacaa-a-l, l in- of a# hi ill#.l ea C o u n t y D e m o c r a t Huunly, l- Hie C-uiity Judaa clamped down wilh severity extend a foothold in the Mid­ H e n d r y C o u n t y New* nf Haim I n n Ia Homily* Florida, on Me).r i n g N ew s Communist* and shot dle East. It farced its way at hli ofll • lo the • --on aonte of their leaders. V r r o Iteach Kress into the oil-rich and stra­ h ouna o f a - l,S C o u n t y a t B#nF . . r t t l y a r e New * P r» v i The new Syrian regime al­ tegically important area by ford, Fl'irhlt. wlililn -lx cal­ in d lan lo w n Press endar month* from Hi* lima so has tightened its grip on supplying Nasser with arms K ey W e s t C IH ten of Ih* first imhlli .illon of d l t e e r h o b r e N ew s O r l a n d o Mentlnrl S t a r IhU noth-. Two S*PlH "f Communist* and is tracking bark in the late IS3(is. to help rich claim or d-msad ahatl them down. K issim m ee (Jao-lte undermine Western Influence ha In wrlllna. an I •hull at.ita F a in t l l r u r l l P o s t After accepting quietly an there. lha p l a n . of r r - h l r n r * mnl Folk C o u n ty Dem ocrat t - ' - t off]. - a t I r e of Ilia anti • Communist policy of Rut Nasser after accepting tO n fo rd Herald c l a i m a n t , amt - h a l l h* a w o r n F ..rt F i e r c e N ew s T r i b u n e aid on a stiahle scale from President Abdel Gamal Nas­ t o by t h * r t a l n i i n l , hi * . i « < ii *. D e t.* n d Hun N'swt o n e t i m e a t l e a s t tn d a r e b e ­ n r a i t o r n r y an d * *<rtiji#niad ser in Egypt, Russia now the Russians clamped down fo re t h e I n t r o d u c t i o n o f t h e by a m in i faa of one dollar finds thing* are getting out on the Communists and out­ ro ;......... l a w In the B a g la - anil t u c h r l a l m o r d a n i a n d nut lawed the party. Moscow did of hand. Su f l l c l ahall h* void a ttire . / » / ld t i d a D « n Wiutilry C e n t r a l a n d B o u th erii H o f . This development has come not like it but swallowed Hie AA Im lii-iralrl* Cum Id* F lo o d C o n t r o l D i s t r i c t , Tattamrnlo A u t l t x u o r th a at a time when Moscow has blow lor Hie sake of politi­ b y It* tin v e n t i n g Ho# id | t y ; ; ■ / a l l e y b. Miles Batata of become ostensibly more sen­ cal considerations. J I A I t y ANN NTANI.KV. C h a irm an But wlien Abdel Kanin Ka»sitive to anti • Communist Dtora-rd Jtobert u r a flo n policies of the countries with sem's revolution ousted King H*-». A, Sim t, Jr. A ttorney C e n t r a l a n d H o u th r e n F l u r l d a Aitornry f o r aalil r-tata whom it is doing business, Feisal in Iraq the Kremlin 11J>» Slaanolla Avcnua F l o o d C o n tr o l D i s t r i c t for fear of Red China's re­ at ooce approached the new H an fo rd , F l o r i d a Sot K v e r n l a B t r e e l Flrat poldlcatlun March I!. action. One of Peking's argu­ rrgime in Baghdad and has West F a l b lleaeh . F l o r i d a A. D. t»*l. P ublish M a tth Ib id . I 'u b l l a h M a rch 31, 3* A A p ril ments is thal hutaia if doing since poured into Jraq large CDU-T1 Reds Having Woes In East Legal Notice TAMPA (IIP!)—Four men. including one who was an un­ successful candidate for the Stale Legislature, were free on itond today alter being charged in federal warrants vvilli making false statements to the Federal Housing Ad­ ministration. FBI agent* arrested Tampa attorney William Th o m u s Fusacll and Alex H. Itolli of St. Petersburg Tuesday on warrants issued alter a fed­ eral grand jury returned in­ dictments against them in Mi­ ami March 3. Two other St. Petersburg men. I r v i n g Green anil Hyman Green, turned themselves in when they learned of tile warrants against them. Spring Greets Most Of U.S. United Press International Spring cheerfully greeted most of an Impatient nation today. But the East still felt the effects of one of the na­ tion's most cruel winter*. Spring bowed in at 3:20 a. m. KST with fair skies and ronifortuhle, warming tem ­ peratures across much of the Isnd. But snow fell this morning in the mountainous area where Tennessee, Virginia WASHINGTON LTD — and North Carolina meet, Senator* agreed Tuesday that ami spread lightly over the Federal budget ha* tie- wide sections of lho*e slates. come so huge and hard to understand that Congress is Montreal Is llte second larg­ losing control of it. Sen. Spestard Holland. (D- est French speaking city in Fla.), said the House and the world. Senate appropriations com­ mittee* tend to overspend lie. came of the “ l.irk of detailed information'' about the com­ plicated annual national bud­ get. “ We are digging ourselves lntsi u hole," he said. ''The be*! money we could spend would lie on a Joint commit­ tee on the budget." Holland was one of several Witnesses before the senate government operations com­ mittee to tcatify In support of reorganisation legislation to *ct up a watchdog joint budget group to keep (ah* on government s p e n d i n g 12 month* a year. Congress Losing Budget Control Transfer Program Urged WASHINGTON (UP!) Lawyers from three Tennes­ see cities today urged the Supreme Court to approve a a'.ate program of racial trans­ fers in public school! which Negroes claim perpetuates segregation. T)w claim was made In 4 Charged On Federal Warrants Radio-activity, engines, fly­ bee colony, complete with oh ing cars, chemical analysis serration hive, and drawings of foodstuffs, how to grow of Hte anatomy of a bee ami crystals, hydroponic garden- chart* showing the economy Ing, and the economy of bee of the bee colony was award­ colonies were among the top ed second place in Biology, winners In the S.-icnce Fair A homemade spectroscope held Thursday at Seminole by Chip Charon with accomHigh School. | paning chart* and displays Norman l.each'a Biology won him a second place me­ experiment of using minute dal in physics. The spectraamount* of Strontium Oil, Ce- | *cope hreaks light down Into sium-13* and Phosphorus-32 colors of the spectra, ami i* in the feeding of mice de- used to study the planets, monstrated the type of can­ A model of a fallout shelt­ cer induced by llu* various er complete with all the radio-active materials. equipment and supplies need­ Bill Letflcr used a marc ed for a two week stay, in of tost lubes, bottles and miniature was built and ex­ valves ami hoses In deter­ hibited by Gcni Klinefeltrr mine the protein content of and won her a third place various cattle feed* and grain modal In Physics. supplements, including hay Third place in chemistry and citrus pulp, by chemical went to Jimmy Thompson for analysis. his hydroponic, soll-lcs* gar­ Bill Henderson, who placed dening experiment, using first in Physic* built a triple several different types of expansion engine, using a* a plants with water and certain model, an engine at the Uni­ chemicals. versity of Florida, which Teaching a hamster how to though it was Pi percent effi­ find hit way through a mare cient, cost much more to run to (he reward of food was that Hie to percent efficient the project of Sherrill Julian engine* now in use. for which site touk third Steve Sewell and Ken Poff place In Biology. did un extensive and timeBiology Honorable Men­ consuming display of how tions went to Linda Spencer to grow crystal* to take a for her experiment in Ensecond place medal in Chem­ istry. ★ ★ ★ Judi Taylor's study of a ★ ★ ★ New Field A new field of scientific ex­ hibit and displuy at this year's Science Fair was the Industrial Eduralion show •ponsored by the first year classes of design drafting at SentlnnU High School. Paul Dennis' drawing* xml exhibit of a drill jig took first place In tidi class. A dream-car of tl*a future, called an air-car, was built and exhibited by Robert Ray­ nor, taking second place In Hie sltow. Tha working model of an air-powered car, which real­ ly runs, used the engine of a model airplane for its pro­ pellant, rising and riding on a cushion of air Just off the ground, wai demonstrated by Raynor. Drawings and exhibits of a gearing exhibit won third place for Steve Mason. Honorable mentions in In­ dustrial Education Exhibit* went to Hutch Riser for * drawing reproduction exhibit; George Mason for a rotary pressure Joint drawing; Jay Payne for a castings drawing and Harry Steinmeyer for 0 hydraulic punch drawing. ART BROWN REST CONTROL Termite* A Other P w ti 2G0I PARK DR. 322-8805 SANFORD YOU CAN AFFO RD GENERAL ELECTRIC - w*,u. * . * ,-a-l •! o »*■-- a n a u iW AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER -w. , : r ........... Starts Training VEHO BEACH. Fla. 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Physic* Honorable Mentions were awarded l*ele Reynold* for his Continuous Cloud Ch*miter exhibit; David Lit­ tleton for his display of • radio station, clcctro-magncHe sjtcctrum of radio-fre­ quency; Mike Smith for hi* solar cell display; Steve Balint for hi* anll-watcr-batterypowered transistor radio; end Frank Woodruff for hia rock display. ».-■ . »li Prerinse$...washes...dries... while you do more important things. • FAMOUS G-E W A SH IN G A C­ TIO N • . . sot u rote* d l i k n w ith • th o ro u g h w orking a c tio n . . . Im *m thorn sparkling clean • ENDS H A N D - R I N S I N G A N D S C R A F I N G . . . pro-rlnam . . . w ashes . * , d ries . . . "FU tihnw ay D rain " liquefies s a lt food portlclos a n d p u m p s thorn aw ay • G IA N T NEMA CAPACITY HOLDS SERVICE FOR 1 2 . . . vinyf-CMbio n td in terio r cradios d ls h a o , , , hondlos-up silverw are bask of • LUXURY APPEA RA N CE. . . i whito server top MoM V 102 NEEDS NO INSTALLATION ...ROLLS ON WHEELS! ONLY ♦ H 9 0 0 EASY TERMS f Sanford Electric Co. “Seminole C o u n t y O l d e s t GE Dealer” 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-1562 �Sixth Amendment Upheld I' • • * * It costs considerable money to provide transcripts of n trial, la w ­ yers Include the costs of their fees when they defend their clients — if they huve clients who can afford the fees. Now the state must stand the cost of these transcripts if a man can’t afford to put It in any kind of fee he m ight be aide to pay. The other ruling is a stop toward establishing the system in states of Public Defender in all cases — tho Judicial Counsel of Florida is asking for such a system this yenr. It costs enormous sums of money in the states to provide for Public Prosecutors, with their investiga­ tors, staffs and offices. If, at last, wo nre ready to uphold the Sixth Amendment all the way, the prosecuting angle of justice's triangle of Court, prosecutor and de­ fender will have to embrace the man who takes a paupers oath, and furn­ ish him with means of defense. With the state facing gigantic problems in hrondening education, health services and other public de­ mands, it Is too l)Hd th a t wc face this burden now — n burden wo huve nvolded since the Sixth Amendment was incorporated in the Bill of Rights, But the problem can’t be ignored for lack of money. Justice is us tho Constitution says it Is, and it does­ n 't intimate th a t it is to be paid for by the public only to prosecute a man, but also to be paid fur to de­ fend him too. This wock’s decision is to be questioned only in th a t it roads " . . . if the accused can not pay for it" into the Sixth Amendment. It snys no such thing. • Also knocked out ns an impedi­ ment to Justice wus the refusal of states to furnish indlgcnts with rec­ ords of their trials to aid in an ap­ peal. Emnnatlng from Washington, the refusal was based on a law of thnt state which said such requests could be granted only If there was no show th at the request was frivo­ lous. In the case of two men senten­ ced for robbery to a 4 yenr term, the state Court there ruled thnt the reurat was frivolous because the evience overwhelmingly said they were guilty. As in Gideon’s case, these men may be guilty too. But the Sixth Amendment also snya a man has a rig h t to "compulsory process" in a J Phil Newsom Says Guessing The Outcome Twice within a span of only ■bout three month* the world bee reached htitoric turning point* whole finel m u lU stilt t e a only be gueiied. la the third week of Octo­ ber, the Red Chinese launched their massive attack again*! lndla’e bonier, and la the fol­ lowing week Preaident Ken­ nedy forced a abowdown with the Soviet Union over Soviet m ln llei in Cuba. On Jen. 22, Prealdant Charlea da Gaulle and West Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Ade­ nauer aigned e treaty of friendahlp e n d cooperation w h i c h Adenauer declared would end "400 y e a n of quar­ rel*, dispute end warfare" be­ tween their two countries. On Jan, a, Da Gsutts tor­ pedoed British hope* for en­ tering the European Common Market. The events are not hoisted, are in fact interlocked. Tho Chinese attnrk on India lerved to emphasize the grow­ ing rift between Red China and t h e Soviet Union, adding weight to De Gaulle’a theory that the Soviet Union muit eventually turn away from the Chinese and back to the Euro­ pean family of nation*. Out of the U. S.-Sovlet showdown came Nikita Khrushchev’a new "reasonable" atti­ tude and a lessening in cold war tens ions. These develop, menta la turn made it possi­ ble for DeOaulle, perhaps sooner than he expected, to move now to implement hit ewa grand design for Europe. This Europe would exclude OUR BOARDING HOUSE 4om tY .tV IIM t,R nM M S FORTUNE HA6 ABANDONED MB COMPLeTELV/ TMI4 WNT MUCH Of A TVB SEEN BETKWED PYA ORBBTINC- for a man r u s t e d._ ctxLEA eue a n d ON HA WAT HOME rtOM. . t______ s-rgjp MA30H/MMAT4 JL I JpCflED ATEY TU066 CYNICAL THE * * « > ■ * * ' RANKER SHOWN 11 w S w r c - r n f f S K T E N I N a TO Wu ^MAKTHA S o ™ 1a t h b o e w n S i t r a n s ie n t * bo a r d eiu l . a n o SOME VALUABLE UKe A MAN WITH AI PROPERTY NAB W oken a r c h ^ frfr fcSECOMb VtoRTH SUPPORT// LESS/ ©THERWISB, EVERYTHING tS F IN S * -,.,, Q H p H a n fo rd f m t f t Page 4 Sanford, Florida Friday, March 22, 1003 W A L T S * A . UIICLOW, E D ITO R AND l-CWLIMILH LAKW r V K H StiK L EUWAMII X. U K IIH O I.il M ain ta in * U dllur A d v ertlsln a D irector J L U r W KLLS JA M S ! L. eMOMMAKKR C ounty U dllur llu alu .ta M an ag sr C E C E L IA PA R M ER SIIIU LKV A. OHAXT HOT M UIUINEO TRAE S'HAVK YIII.TOI.IM1 ■ octal? e d i t o r feature Editor Clasolfltd M a n a g e r circulation. F E E D W E M .X M echanical KupL K m DelHerr l i e VVtsk ■IMSCHtPrtUN MATES Mr EnM Brmlaoto ro a n ty ( 1 .0* 1 r o a r *.00 a Mouth* Worry Clinic criminal procedure against him, just as the state has. This will have an effect on thou­ sands of cases in the U. S., just as the ruling in the Florida case will have an enormous effect on thous­ ands of cases In the great majority of states which do not provide a Public Defender. All of It will be very costly. Florida has the dubious distlnc* tlon of being the etate to force all states to open their eyes and read the Sixth Amendment of the Consti­ tution as avidly as they have rend the 10th Amendment. States not only have rights not delegated to the union, as the 10th says, but they have responsibilities to* sec that rights protected by the union are observed in the states. One of those rights is to make sure th a t a man has counsel to assist him if he is to be tried, ns the Sixth says. A poor man in Florida was de­ prived of his liberty because he could not hire a lawyer to try to provo him innocent. Clarence EnrI Gideon of Bay County may be guilty of the chnrgc of breaking and entering. However, he claims he is not guilty. He asked the trial lawyer for an attorney, and one was refused him. He was convic­ ted and sent to prison. There he wrote the Supreme Court to attack the Florida law which provides only th a t a man may seek sendees of an attorney at public expense if he has been charged with a crime whose mandatory penalty on conviction is death. The Court this week said the Sixth applies to all criminn! cases. • Dr. Crane’s J O U R N E Y M A N PRINTER All Other l l l . a * 1 T «ar S.T* BMouths a.IS a Month* S.et * Months l ot I Month l.ss 1 Mouth V. a. Postal notulstlou* provide that all m *U subscription* he paid In advance. JCntarad aa i k o i ! d a t a m a tter October IT, I S I f a t the P o st u ff lr a of San ford, F lorid a, under Ih s A rt of R o n a ro a of M arrh. The Herald la a member of ths Dnltrd Praia which la antitlad sscltwlvaljr to lbs ua* fur rriiubtlcatlnn of all lb* local nowa printed la Ibis aawepeper. both Britain and the United States and lead ultimately to the junking of NATO, upon which Europe's defenses have depended. De Gaulle's move against Britain clearly was political, and in that stroke be put off for years, if he did not ac­ tually destroy, the concept of a politically united Europe which had been a foundation stone of Western policy since the end of World War II. lie estlmalcd correctly, it seems, that economic reason* would force hit European Common Market partners to remain inside the bloc as a trading area. Politically, he coldly reasoned that agree­ ment between France and Ger­ many would force the lesser powers to cooperate whether they liked It or not. 6o far, events have given De Gaulle no reason to ques­ tion his own Judgment. It re­ mains to tie seen whether he may have erred on the ques­ tion of liming. Most West Germans would agree with Adenauer that the French-Geramn accord ii the "crowning point of my career." But among Influential Ger­ man newspapers. De Gaulle's clear anli-U. 8. bias has arous­ ed deep reservations. Within lngtoa. Adenauer’s own cabinet there i* a deep split. The Germans do not want to lose contact, either econom­ ically or defensively, with Washington. Final results will depend upon which has the stronger p u ll-P aris or Wash- Matter Of Fact It U centrally believed among students of tha sub­ ject that Noah's ark waa made of gophar wood (per­ haps ryprvaa or cedar) and was divided Into compart­ ments on threw decks, the topmost of which had a win­ dow in the roof. The ark's dimensions of GOO cubit* long, DO cubits broad and 30 cubits high era translated into 450 ft. by 75 ft, by 45 ft. During World War II Ger­ man plana were referred to ua Meaaerschmltta because of their engineer, Willy Messersrhmltt. Ha created the MelOS, the Kcmet, which waa the first airplane designed for a liquid fuel rocket engine, and the Me2d2 which in early 1044 waa tha first Jat plane flown in combat. Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON’— (N’EA — One key principle in President Kennedy's tax reform pro­ gram, Treasury officials say, has not been fully appreciat­ ed by the general public. It Is intended to ease the tax burden on people who are not fully sharing in the na­ tion's prosperity. Included hero are not on­ ly those with Incomes less than $3,000 a year—who would have to pay no taxes at all —hut also those with incomes up to (10,000 a year who use the minimum standard deduc­ tion instead of itemizing de­ ductions. Working mothers, widows or widowers with de­ pendent children or disabled dependents also would bene­ fit. So would the aged. Tho present minimum standard deduction is JO per cent of the taxpayer's in­ come or $1,000, whichever s less. Under the proposed reform the minimum would be $300 for a single tas payer, Woo for a married couple and $100 more for eAch depend­ ent, up to $1,000 for seven dependents. These change* wwuld bene­ fit 13 million taxpai-rs now using the minimum standard deduction. They would apply to taxpayers with Incomes of leas than $3,000 and no de­ pendents, $4,000 a year and one dependent, $5,000 a year and two dependent* and so on up to $10,000 a year and seven dependents. People who must psy for the care of ■ ehikl or a dis­ abled dependent of any age In order to hold a Job would benefit. Instead of the present $000 maximum for dependents' cere, people with two de­ pendents could deduct up to $900 and those with three or more the full $1,000. The maximum Income which a married couple may have and still be allowed to fake the deduction if the wife works would be raised from the present $4,500 limit to $7,000. The ape limit of children for whom a dependent's de­ duction could he claimed would be raised from 11 to U years. A married man whoee wife la in an institution or a wife whose husband has deserted her would be able to claim these ileductioos, the same Notebook as widowers and employed widows. The President's tax reform program would extend new benefits to all people over 05 years old, including Hie 13.5 million low income ag­ ed who pay no taxes under the present law. Social Soceurity, railroad retirement and other benefit* now ex­ cluded from taxable income would continue to lie exempt. With the exception of a few older people in the top income brackets, all the 3.4 million aged who now pay some income taxes would benefit from Hie general tax cuts. The present retirement In­ come credit and the *600 ex­ emption for those over 63 would be eliminated. In Uic)r places there would be a straight $300 cut in taxes for single people over 65. For a married couple, both over 65 and filing a Joint return Uicre would be no taxes on income up to $5,77$, whereas they must now pay taxes on all taxable Income over $2,667. Even tiie people over 65 with income from wages, pri­ vate pensions and dividends would get a tax deduction. Although the tax exemption on the first $50 of income from dividends and the 4 per cent tax credit on all divid­ ends above that amount would be ended, the 5 per cent cut in corporation (ax rates which the President proposes would more than off­ set present benefits. All ceilings on medical ex­ pense deductions would be re ­ moved, although medical ex- Quotes The United States lias cre­ ated In the public’s mind a definite picture of untruitworthy Communist leaders. It can no longer expect that the public or the Congress would lake the Soviet Union's own word that It would keep Its part of the bargain. —Lewis B. Sohn of Harvard t.aw School, on nuclear test bun. Our superiority over the Western bloc in nuclesr wea­ pon* is beyond question. —Marsh si S. S. Biryuznv. commander-ln-chlcf of So­ viet rocket force*. penso lie low 4 per cent of adjusted gross income could not be m inted as a deduc­ tion. People who retire lie fore reaching age 65 would be permitted to continue using the present retirement Income credit till they reach 65. Peo­ ple between R2 and 65 who receive social security or railroad retirement benefits would continue to receive them lax exempt, but they would he taxed on other in­ come, the fam e as all other people under 65. In summary, tho apccial tax credit proposed for the aged would give 50 per cent of its benefits to people with income* under $5,000- People over 65 with Incomes from $5,000 to $10,000 would get a 37 per cent tax cut. Incomes from $10,000 to $20,000 would got a 17 per cent tax cut. Higher Incomes would get cuts of from 8 to 9 per cent. TO ALL FORMER CLIENTS OF FRED R. WILSON, DECEASED: All sbatracts found in the office of Mr. Wilson have been deposited with Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company, 119 West Find Street, San* ford, Florida, and may be reclaimed there by Iheir owners. A. Edwin Shtnholiter An Executor of the Will of Fred R. Wilson, Deceaoed. ment Intruding to disturb the spiritual affinity between her­ self and her mate. Other indigant folk* will write from time to time and even try to threaten tha local editor with cancelling their aubecription unless he "Drope that awful Dr. Crane, ate., etc." Sometime* these people feel that I am treading on their toea but violently deny the truth of my office cases, for they with to hide their head* in the sand a little longer. For it ie very painful to face the fact that you may be the real causa for the break­ up of your marriage. Instead of facing facta and then trying to salvage that home, some indigant souls Just try to criticize me and even hope to get thia column taken out of their local news­ paper so they will not 4>* re­ minded of their own mistakes. The dining room and bed­ room are the two key room* for keeping your husband happy! In lush America, how. ever, the dining room Ii no problem. But the bedroom is the piaro where most divorces start! So send for my booklet "Sex Difference! B e t w e e n Men 4k Women," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, j,iu» 20 cents, (Always write to n r. Craae in cere of this newt, paper, enclosing a long s cent stamped, addressed en­ velope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing rust* when you send for one of hi* booklets ) The Garden of Eden Is belleved to have been in the val­ ley of the Tigris and Euphra­ tes Rivers, in what now is Iraq. FLO RIDA CARE o f ORLANDO *-n • • #MflSKXftlfljf flJTotiWfWfil TOlFtllitf Gftd (care, proudly iam oum m conaalem xntcare, A N I W D A IL Y M A T S VLAN I H I M ................ .. ; : »» ***>**«**■»*»« — »S * H o f o u r total ra p a c ity l« n o w I r a * £ abla a t $ 1 0 P E R D A Y o r $ 2 9 5 .0 0 P E R M O N T H Including24 hourtkilled • nuning can and all mealt. m 3 10* an , >pyvuiuiiwii • • • ctt beat of all TU t FLORIDA CARE where lore and affection k blended with tha •SO W. M C ttfM H AVC.* OB U HDO, F U . • j r t . 433-7961 Give your child the benefit of MODERN WOODMEN JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP Barbs By Hal Cochran When a woman doesn’t pay much attention to her hair, long live the king. Yoa want yoar child ts have a firm foundation for life. Conalder. then, the many worthwhile advantages of having them Join one of Modern Woodmen'* Junior Clubs, now being organised in this area. Junior Cluba are noa-aectarlan, based an the principles of patriotism and democracy. They provide wholesome recreation, fnn, and tho character training that make* for good eiUiemahlp, benefiting your entire community, One nice thing about a hard winter. I t abuts up thoae guys who beam and say. "1 love this weather." JULIAN WHIGHAM Boo that year child enjoys this well-rounded fellowahip. Modern Woodmen Jui uni or Club membership at No Extra Cost available for $4.20 per year for children, age* 1 to 4— Immediate payment of 925$ slightly higher a t other age*. when nollo strikes. Payment of an adattional $236 in event tho FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE polio altark result* In crippling after-effects or death. A lot of drastic step* are being taken these days on Icy walks Before somebody gets peppered, salt 'em. The difference between a smash musical hit and a flop is a m atter of records. Julian Whigham DISTRICT In the old days, children were seen and not heard. Today, it’s the fortunate par­ ent who can enjoy either ex­ perience for more than a moment. 90S W. 20th SI. SANFORD, AGENT Phona 322-8448 FLA. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE: RC % ISLAND, ILLINOIS TWO PARTY SYSTEM JA N FO R TU N E STATE REPRESENTATIVE ; to Innurt nn economical, i* * • NOTICE CASE 0-489: Marsha D., aged 42, la an I n d i g n a n t housewife. "Dr. Crane," ahe protested during a forum I held for her Women'* Club, “I think you a n all wrong about sex. "Yon say unless a wifa re­ mains seductive and allurinr, she may lose her husband to other slnna. "Welt, I’d hare you know that my husband and I are In complete harmony, yat sex Is net a part of our life a t all. "We stay attuned on purely a spiritual plane and that Is all that Is needed for a truly happy home.” Remember the old s t o r y about the 6 Blind Men of Hin­ dustan who attended their first circus? They encountered an ele­ phant One blind man felt of his trunk, another of his leg; a third, his side; a fourth, his tall and the fifth seized an ear. When they returned home that night, a violent argument developed at the table as they tried to tell their friends what an elephant w** like. In ail sincerity they Insist­ ed respectively that nn ele­ phant waa like a m ake; A tree; a wall, a rope and a fan. They would even h a v e aworn affidavit* that they were entirely correct and all four of their blind companions totally wrong! So It Is with our experiences In life. Sincere people, like Marsha, firmly believe they are entirely correct. Yet their experience may be eo limited that their remarks are obviously unsound and even Juvenile when viewed by other more mature ndult*. And that is obviously true In Maraha'a cate. She is a poetess a t heart and has a tolerant husband who humors her whims. But two of the ladles at this Women's Club Informed me that M artha’s husband not only Is chasing around with a young woman about 25 yeara of age. But ha even ha* her en­ sconced In an apartm ent as hla paramour. Meanwhile, M a r a h a l a blithely ignorant and Inaiita that her m arriig* It entirely happy without any sexual ele­ lt r* "HE r gffVTCMire voice tor Seminole C ounty. . . w Jan Fortune—The Republican Candidate— will represent YOU fairly, objectively, in­ telligently and forcefully. Dedicated to ef­ ficient government, Jan Fortune will pro­ vide expert experience and know-bow that assure* economical government. (Efficiency Is hi* business at Martin.) VOTE —REPUBLICAN —MARCH 26th Political advertisement paid for by the campaign treasurer for Jan F o rtu n e WHAT YOU ACCOMPLISH WHEN YOU ELECT V O T E FO R EFFICIENCY IN GOVERNMENT X X X FIRST RATE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM OBJECTIVE, FACTUAL GOVERNMENT A GUARANTEED VOICE FOR YOU �#^ ~ l «■ \ Ex-Champ Near Death After Beating Ih r £anfurh Ifrrall) Fri. Mar. 122, 'Oil—Page 5 Three New W orld Champs Rock Flight Seeks Sixth SOKC Victory After Triple Title Bouts Lus ANGELES (LTD - in. tans at the Dodgers ItaseBoxing has three new world bell Stadium, Griffith h a j won a split champions ledav an I one ex10-round decision over Rcdrichampion, Ottwy Mutin', in gur/ in a nGtithic bout in i hospital wiLit head injur IMO. ic> that threaten h i s hie. After the Kamos-Moore That’s the harvest Irom the lx ut. 21 y e a ro lj Cmz of the tli,t triple-hitter fight show Philippines won the vacant world J u n i o r welterweight ;:i a quarter century—a show <1HI-pound) title by knocking in which Cubans Luis Itodri-! quez and Sugar Karim* Irc.‘ame champions, along with ttuberto Cruz of the Philip|iim« tt was 2J-year-old Urtimino (Sugar) Kamos, a Cutinn ex- , He, who wrested Hie world feather-weight I2ii • p o u n il ll> l oiled Press Inter national crown Irom ID-year-old .Moore Warren Spahn and Early oi Columbus, diiio, on the Wynn, who can be excused lOth-foinid knockout that sent liavey to White Memorial for eye.ng the calendar care­ Hospital. fully, picked the first day of There Dr. Phillip Vogel. a -tiring to demonstrate there's staff neurosurgeon, examined Moore and said ‘’he is In a plenty of life in their aging arms. deep coma and his chances And the results of their elliving are poor.” of torts Thursday probably will That statement was made after a throat operation trac­ be that Spahn will pitch the heotomy had been perform­ opening game of the National ed to assist tile unconscious League season lor the Mil­ waukee liras es and Wynn boxer's breathing Whether a brain opera­ will he carried by the Chi­ tion will be necessary or of cago While Sox at least long any use, the physicians at enough to achieve the -tooth the hospital were not cer­ victory ot his career. Spahn. whose 18 victories tain. The Ilamos-Moore fight last season increased his ca­ was staged shortly after the reer lotal fo 327, allowed only Mar title bout in which Cu­ one run and three hits in ban Rodriquez, 2d. look the 1seven innings ns the Hravcs welterweight (t 17-pound) title bowed to the New- York Mrts from slightly favored Emile 2-1. Wynn, whose »c\cn tri­ Griffith of Now York on an umphs last season lilted his unanimous 15-round decision rareer mark to 293, went before a crowd of 2d,112 pay- three innings and permitted just one run m the White Sox' 7-U loss to the Cincinnati Reds. Spahn. who will he t2 on April 23. thinks he'll again he nhle to take a regular start­ ing turn and be good for 17 NEW YORK (DPI) —llill In 2U victories lids year, lie Russell of the Boston Celtics failed to make 20 last season beat out Will Chamberlain of for the first time since 1955. Wynn was hit hard in early the -San Francisco Warriors for a first-team berth on the spring trials hut now has National basketball Associa­ turned in two consecutive tion all-star team today and strong three inning stints. He Terry Di-whinger of the Chi­ was tagged for onn hit — a cago Zephyrs was named homer by rookie Tommy Harper—Thursday. Only Iasi Nil A rookie-of-the year. Others named to the first Sunday he had pitched three all star leant, selected by scoreless innings against the writers and radio • television Mel*. The Pittsburgh P i r a t e * broadcasters in the nine league cities, were Elgin Ray. dealt the Minnesota Twins lor and Jerry West «sf the Los their Mill straight defeat. 5Angeles Lakers, Hob Pettit 4, in In innings, with Dick of the St, Louis Hawks, and Scliolield collecting (our of Oscar Holtertson of Ute Cin­ their 12 hit*. Three run hoinrrs by Wes cinnati Royals, llaylor was the only unani­ Covington and Frank Torre mous choice, being named came olf 25-game winner Don on all 85 ballots. The Lakers' Drysdale and enabled the star also was named to last Philadelphia Phillies to shade season's first team along with Ute Los Angeles Dodgers 8-7. Al Kalfne hit two homers Rnliortson, Pettit and West. Chamberlain headed the and Norm Cash ami Jake second team, which also in­ Wood also homered to lead cluded Hob Cousy, and Tom the Detroit Tigers to an 11-1 Heintohn of the Celtics, Hal­ romp over the Haiti more ley Howell of the Detroit Pis­ Orioles, who stiffen'd their tons and Hal Greer of the second loss lit a row slier Syracuse Nationals10 victories. out Raymumlo (Kattlmg) Tor­ res of Mexico at 2:0* of the first round, Cruz, a 3-1 underdog, caplured the title telt vacant when Italy's Duilto Loi re­ tired early this year. Now, Cruz must defend against Ed­ die Perkins of Chicago with­ in Oo days, according to an agreement with the World Boxing Association. Co-promoters Cal and Al­ ice n Eaton and George Par­ nassus said they should "break about even" with the $2C2,433 g r o s s gate, despite the $100,090 extra eo»l of post­ poning the fight-show Irom last Saturday night because of rain. That shill lost the show' a $70,090 television ice and in­ curred S3o,ooo additional expenscs for the fighters train­ ing and for setting up the stadium. Griffith angrily told reporters at the stadium, "I was ruhl>cd liy this decision, f won the fight In-yon I are George Altman and Duke doubt.'* A United Press toll of ti Carmel drove in two runs each with a single and a tn- writers at the stadium show­ pie each as the M, Louis ed eight fur Griffith, Includ­ Cardinals defeated the Kan ing the DPI, seven f.»r Rodri­ sas City Athletics til. Ray guez and two for a draw. All six fighters receive Sadcekl limited the Athletics for Thursday to one run in four innings guarantees and both he and Hob Gibson night's show a- follows- Gritstruck out five men in titeir fith. S70.000: Moure, SHi.tKMl; Rodriquez. $! 5,009; Ramos stints. The New York Yankees and S7.50O; Torres, $7,509, and Washington Senators struggl­ Cruz, $3,000. ed lour hours and 25 minutes to a 7-7, 17-inning tic ended by darkness. The Yankees hud 21 tilts, including a hunter by Elston Howard, while Dm Senators had 13 hits, topped by a homer by Don Lock. Rookie right-hander Floyd NEW YORK (DPI) - The Weaver pitched live scoreless courage of bantam basketball innings in the Cleveland In­ stars Yinn-e Ernst and Pat dians* 7-2 triumph over the Turtle set up Saturday's Chicago Cubs. Weaver was clash between Providence and hacked by a 13-lnt attack that Canisitts for the National In ini-hided bonier* by Fred vitallun Tournament cham­ Whitfield and Tito Francona, pionship. Ernst, a 5 8 ploy maker The U s Angeles Angels scored Iheir eighth victory in who was named most vnluII exhibition games when aide player in Providence’* they beat the San Francisco 1901 NIT title win, gritted Giants 5-3. Hob Turley yield­ his teeth against Hie pain of ed only one earned run in six a pulled hamstring muscle m innings as the Angels soared Ids right leg Thursday night to their seventh straight vie a* Hie Friars delealej .VIurlory. Abide Pearson had two quette, 70-(H, in a semifinal -ingles and two stolen buses cneounte r. Turtle, 5-11, made Ids first for the winners. Eddie Hressuud anil Carl full effort since breaking Ids Yaitrzemskl homered to lead ankle on Feh. 5, and lurried the Heston Red Suv to a I 3 in a masterful second half victory over the Houston with defensive job on VUlanov a'z a homer in the sixth Imt Diek Wally Jones to bring Catiisiu* Itadatz struck out four of the a til Pi eomehark victory. six men he laced in the last two innings to gain eredit lor the Red Sox' sixtli win in 13 exhibition games. J It Gillums' Rock Flight, who starred at Daytona Reach last summer, will try for his sixth win of the sea­ son in the featured tenth race «»f tonight's big tl-raee pro­ gram ,d Hie Sanford-Orlando ■Kennel Club, The last breaking red brutdie attained a national R-l rating at Daytona and in 21 starts there he registered six firsts, three seconds and five thirds Though llock I light rales as the vvinnlngrsl limner in this main event. Sarasota Egg King, owned by the Cir­ cus City Itaiirli Kennels, is ruled me favorite on the morning line. He has been "Ilimes in the money in 18 lours IT WAS LITTLE Lea- of Hie oval, and has three lirsts to his credit. Rite tryout time at Ft. Hounding out the Held lor Mellon I’ui'k Tlimmlny the featured tenth will he Dodavali, Technique Tip, Connie a l loi'iionti w it It o v er Kill Choice, Diamond Star, Sallio yotHiRSleiK ready lo r MeDuii and Hraille. Hr,idle will be trying for the oiK'itiiiR tilt in early his third straight victory, his fillli for the season. Roth April. Ilottoiu picture Connie Choice and Diamond nil own David I’nttertvim, Star outran the pack in their last starts. W ynn, Spahn Prove Plenty In Aging Arms Russell Beats Out Wilt On Five Bantams Pace NIT Victors 109 4 N G £ li9 fi/G N iY , AY Y £ # I o e Ms 1£AM9 A‘041c iocAr/oM, 4 !{/iT 'M w o e/t In Burnett's Own Words Drag Races Probers To Hear Rigged Case Set Saturday ATLANTA tU I'D — A stale Conk to investigate lluruetl's a m m lit of the alleged fix. Hurnett said he overhead former Georgia Athletic Pirector Wallace Hulls give vi­ tal information on the Geor­ gia team to Alabama coach Paul Itryant just before Ala­ George P. Hu met I will fell lia tna beat Georgia 351). in another development, the Ills story to assistant Stale Atty. Gen George Tliercll, Justice Department said a named by Ally lieu. Eugyne preliminary investigation in investigating committee early next week wilt listen In an A I I a ti t a insurance man's story ot a telephone call in which the 1992 Georgia Ala­ bama football game allegedly was rigged. Harney Peaces Doral New Assistants OXFORD, Ohio (DPI) — Ho Schembechler, new head foot­ ball coach at Miami of Ohio, announced Thursday that In­ is hiring Jack lleckcr, pr«sently assistant coach at the University of Toledo, and Jiin Ilv-rbstrclt, an assistant coach at Ohio State the last two years, as assistants. The mangusteen, a live na­ tive to Hie East Indies, can not be grown anywhere In the Dniled Male*. MIAMI (DPI) — Gene Lit tier, Gary Player and Arn­ old Palmer—the seige guns ot the golfing tour — were realty- to make a run at Hie head end of the $5n.(am Doral ()|w-n golf championship to­ day alier relinquishing the first round lead to the "visi­ tor*.” Pal Harney, who hadn’t louched a club in six necks and gave tip tile lour lo take a c l u b j o b at Sacramento. Calif., >o he could be with his family, played it from memory to take llse* first round lead with a four-underpar 98. One shot back of him came Glenn .Stuart, a 28-year old assistant pro from Grand Itapids who admits lie was “ much better as a basketball player.” Stuart, who played at Cen­ tral Michigan and had a try. mil willi Hie lais Angeles Lakers, belied lldse words with a line o|M-uing 99 three under par. Hut Little, the 1901 U. S. Open chumpum, knocked in a 3D-loot putt on the linn) green Thursday for a twounder par 70 while Player and Palmer were only one more sliot away at 7t, ami ready to make Iheir bid af ter teeing off in high morning winds for tlie first round. “That wind was rough out there," said Palmer. "Fri day, we get a chance at that afternoon period when Hie wind dies down.” Tied at 70 with Litller were soeh as veteran Ted Kroll, Australia's Hruce (Tampion and Joe Carr of Worcester, Muss. Sorry! Minor* WHERE TO, ANGELS? - - By Alan Mover A H G fl* ' Ai4*4Sl4 a /it 10, taking a healthy .-swing timing the drills. <Herald P hoto) Tile Seminole Timing Asso­ ciation will present the sec­ diraled that no federal law ond tiig race of the month, was violated in Hie reported - Hits Saturday evening at the rigging ease. Until Hints anil Rryani have Osceola drug strip. Dragsters denied any part in a rigging from throughout the state will conspiracy. Hull*' attorney U roui|K-lc for prizes and tro­ expected to Hie a SHI million libel suit next week against phies, in all classes. The top eliminator will re­ the Saturday Evening Post ceive n $5tl cash award with which published lltiriietl’s ac­ a big trophy. The middle count. The Post Thursday declined eliminator will cop a $25 easli to discuss t h e story on award, the little eliminator grounds there was a possible $2u and the little stork elim­ inator $15. litigation. Entrance Tec to run will he A syndicated columnist for Hie Hosfon Herald. George $2 a ear and $1 for spectator*. Frazier, wrole Thursday lh.it There will he 20 stock car "Wally llutts and Hear Hry- classes; eight sports ears, six ant might not he indignant if gas, four tdlered and three they ruiilil see what the Sat­ dragster classes. urday Evening Post is sitting on.” Largest meteorite known Is the Doha, estimated to weight Most of Montreal's million between 50 and 70 tons, locat­ residents speak French and ed near Groothmtetn, Southwest Africa. many know no English. McRoberts Cops Class A Play The qualifying round for the Sanford Women's Golf Assn, championship wilt lie held March 27, it was announced today. Recently the club held an "11” tourney with Kanrhon McRoberts taking first place in Glass A. Class II, tic be­ tween Harriet William• and Myrtle Adams; Class C, Katherine Park and Class D, Peggy Rilltip*. The chili also announced winners in the recent Ringer tourney with Class A winner, Jen lie Fotilk; Class R, Mar­ tha Zok: Class C, Suzy Dic­ key, and Class D, Rosemary Rergsledl. 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W 'l) , > • *> a 'v l t w I mM 'W H I* , p n i v l d e d t >• v«l«if >• H » M * .K « J at (•Jtunat-tf i t#'.at* 4i vr'dtrig Hi 0t« T’l,'*ujU**V*"a'W I Cat l l • Lsb/aso/o J A good deal is waiting for you at: IIVVY. 17-512 BRASS MOTORS MIDYY \Y BETYVCKN' SANFORD Jb ORLANDO 2'Mi Hunt Dnmiiicrpkil yt, — Snnftird * h en n el club t �jr ■ M aM H M M M M 9i Lookin' For A Hom e? There's O ne For You wish, and a t prices th a t will fit In every budget. They have them in every location, east-side, west-side and south-side of the county, out in the country, in residential areas, on lakefronts, on the highway, and off the highway. For newcomers to the area, maps are also a feature of the page, to show you ju s t how to get to the fea­ tured spots of the week. Look over this page, pick out one that looks good to you. Drive out and make an on the site inspection. If you don’t see ju s t what you've There’s u sontr niwut a boll weevil who was "lookin’ for n home * . . • lookin' for a home . . The Georgia cotton fanner didn’t make the boll weevil feel very wel­ come, but th at’s not the case with realtor and home builders in Semi­ nole County, They want folks who are "lookin' for a homo" to feel welcome here, and each week they sponsor more than a page, featuring nil kinds of homes all over Seminole County. They have homes (groves and acrcnge, too) to suit every taste and Legal Notice ix n t r c ir c u it r o r n r o p T im six t h ju n ir is i. c m . C t ' I T O P AXII F O B M I N I x o i .h c o u n t y . r i . o n i n * . e n u c s s r so . iie si T U B BOSTON r i V K CENTS SA VIN Ua DANK. Plaintiff, C LiA n KNOB A. IlH ItllO K , «t p.runiBiin. S O T I l R O P 0*1.1) NOT IC E IB l » E n r . B T OIVKN t h a t an t h a 4l» Say a f A p ril, a t l l t O I A. M. ai t h r m a i n Boor o f th » C n u r t l|nu>« o f Batnlaal* C o u n ty . » l H»nfnrd . Ktorlila, Ilia uMlrr<l*n»i1 C l a r k w ill a t f » r f o r a a la to t h a h l * h t * t an d k**t b id d e r f o r r a t h l h a f o l lo w I n e d i a •rlbaS raal n rofirrlyt I / i t I I . W o r k K. COUNT U T C l . i m MANOR. UNIT No, I. ac f lo n lln g In th* tat t h a r a o f a a r« ro ril» J In P l a t llo o k 11, p an * St, P u b l i c HaciirSa o f S rm l n o la C o u n ty , Florida, « o i» lh * r w ith all a tru clu rra, 1m i* o v am * n t* , f l x t o r t a , a p p lla n r a a , am i a p p u r l * n a n r » » nn M i d l a n d n r u*».l In <on> Ju n c t io n U u r t w l l h . T h la h Io la m a d e p u i a u a n t In f i n a l d a r r a c o r fo r* cl«*ura a n l a r a d In C h a n e a r y a c t i o n No. I M I S n o w p e n d i n g In t h a Clrcult m a r t a f and for la m ln o l a C o u n i r . F l o ri d a . DATKD t h l a 2#lh d a y a f M a r r h . IMS. (SEA M A r t h u r If. I l r o k w l t h , J r . C lark nf th a c irc u it C ourt Ilyi M a r t h a T . 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Mouth, w i n t e r P a r k , F lo rid a , A t t o r n a y a Tor P l a i n t i f f In th a a b o r t a c t i o n , on o r b a f u r a lb* s l l h d a y o f A pril, I f U . alaa a D r c r a a P r o C o n f c t a o w ill ba a n t t r a d a a a l n a l you. I T IP MHDIIKBII t h a t th la ba publlabad tn T b a a b auford l l a r a l d , a u a w r j u p a r ‘ p u ld la h ad In S a m l n o l a C a u u l y , F l o r ­ ida, vtica a a c h w a t k t o r fo u r cH inaacutlra w aak a . WTTNI-PP lh a h a n d o f l h a C l a r k o f l h a Clri-Ult C o u rt. b t u i l n o D C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th la l h a l a t h d a y o f M a rc h , 1M2, (MBA 1.1 A r t h u r II. D a r k w l t h . J r . C lark of th o c irc u it C ourt llys M a r t h a T. Vlhlvn D. a W i n J e t W io d lr, l l u l u r a A W ard M l P a r k A v a n u a , Boutk W ln ta r P a rk . F lorida P n b l l a h M a r r h IS. ! » * A p ril t , I I . IMS. i T H l- T t Horn thst ere auppoied to Ofure la ■ person'! decision to pay—or not to pay—hi* bills. The FHA has boeo con­ cerned lately about the ris­ ing rate o! foreclosures, sod thought tlmt may lie Its pro­ cedure for evaluating credit rlik* needs .‘mprovlng. So the agency went back to Legal Notice NOTICK OP PMOCKKDIXO I 'l l 11 YACATIXI1 A.X KAHI3- Stll.XT T il l W H O II CSCHN IT HAT COY- Yftit will t a k a n n t D a t h a t tl,a C ity Cninnilaalun nf t h r C i t y o f H an fo rd , F l o ri d a , a t »: 0« P.M. em A pril S. 1SSS. a t l h a C i t y iN im m laalonar a Room In t h a C ity I f a l l In th e City nr Han ford , F lo rid * , will ro n a l d a r a n d i D t i r m l n * w li« th ar o r n o t th o C i t y will clout, va* ■at*, r » n n u n r r , d l t r l a l m a n d a b a n d o n a n y r i g h t n f Ihn C i t y ntid lit* p u b lla In a n d to the l a n d d r l l n r a t r d upon a P l a t a t a publlo u l l l l l D a *aM ro *nt, w hich aa ld p u b lic u t l l l tl c a n a a t m a n l la n w r a p a r t i c u l a r l y ilc a r rlh c d a t follow*: T h a t r a r t n l t i I I f o o t UUIIty K a . r m a n t l y l n r In !<ot« 1. 3. a n d SI. o f n l o c k I, W y n n w o o d Hub d lrlalo n . a a r r o o r d t d In F l a t Uoo k 4, P a a r a SS, St a n d 14, H tm lttula C o u n t y n ao o rd a. P a r a o n a l n l * r * a l t d m a y ap p ta r and l>a h t t r d a> t h a lim a, a n d p l a i t alinva ap aclHad. C IT Y COMMISSION OP T i l l : CITY O P HANF OR D fly; II. N. TAMM, JH . C i t y C la r k i-ubllah Slaroh IS, IMS. e r x i . is. In lh a Jndar, Ida. l a In o*i M A TT ■ four-yeir-eld housing sub-others, (he assumption is that division in T eise snd stud he will be Just as undepend­ led the payment records ol able in mortgago payments. tha occupants who had FHATha Teass study showed Insured mortgages. this standard seemed to stand The atudy showed that the up. Those who were behind in FHA h id made a lot of wrong their mortgago payments at guesses. Quite a few home- the time of the survey also otrmrir who had looked like were behind In other debt ob­ good credit risks four years ligations. ' ago were not living up to The study did point out that their records. some of the original credit re­ Out the perplexing thing port* were akctchy, auggestabout U was that there did­ Ing this may have been one n 't seem to be anything of the reasons the bad risks wrong with the standards the slipped through. The FHA FHA had used originally in promptly upgraded Its spec­ grading each person'! credit ifications in this area. potential. The feeling nuw Is that u For instance, the FllA case-by-case atudy of de­ places great stress on a per­ faults—possibly by a sociol­ son’s past bill-paying record ogist or psychologist—might before it decides whether It ho the only way lo shod more wants to do business with light on the problem. him. If he has a history ol Hie task of measuring a delinquencies or defaults on person's ability and willing­ department store charges, ness to pay is a much more cleaning bills, rent, a n d difficult one for the FHA than for private business or other groups In our economy who do a big credit butincss. X tITIt K OP PROCP.KIIIXIi The reason is that (ho FllA pon VACATIXfi. IT.flBIAH A X l> AHANTIO.XIXN AX must hone its criteria down to Ai.t.sir T O W HOM I T MAT CLIN. a finer point. That's because C E R N . y n u will l*k.- nolle* the agency's primary respon­ t h a t t h e City C n tn m D alo n " f t h t C ity o f S a n f u r J . F l u r b l a , sibility is lu make it easier a t l : n # o ’clo ck I*. St. on th* for a person to buy a house. I l k d a y o f Apr il, M SI. a t t h a To do tills, it must pump C i t y C u m n 'D a l n n a r a ’ Il-mm a t th e C i t y H a l l In lb * C i t y o f out on a* liberal terms as Sanford. Florida, w ill u.ip. possible all the mortgago in­ aldar and d eterm in e w h e th e r o r n o t th * C i t y w ill cloee, surance that the traffic can v a c a t * a n d a b a n d o n a n y r i g h t bear, o f Hi* C ity a n d t h e p u b lic In Tbe borderline in a stand­ and lo t h a t alley h e r a ln a f ta r daserlba-t, t o - w i t t ard such as this can be a T h a t certain narth -au n tk changeable thing, alloy l y l n r n o r t h o f Hev- fleeting, enteanth S treet b e t w e e n frequently requiring s u c It M a u m illa A v e n u e a n d P a r k A v e n u e in Itli.ck C, M a rk - Imlr-llnv measurements that h e m P a r k l l e l a b t e aa r e ­ there's bound lo be a largo c o r d s * In P i e t Dock 1 , margin of error. P a r * ,11, f e m l n o U C o u n t y Legal Notice f t t r l a f tha C aonly k rntlna la r a n n l y , F la r P rabota, m a t s af C. BTANUCT Daccaacd T n AD C r a d l f a r a a n d P r r n n n a H a v l n a i lalm a n r H an tn n d a A nnlnal aald ID Ia la i T o u a b d a a c h of y o u o r o h a r a u y n o tlfla d a n d r a q u l r a d to p raaant a n y elalm a and d a m a n d a w h l a h yon, o r a l t h a r Record*. o f y on, m a y h a v a a c a l n a t l h a P a r a n a * I n t a r e e ta d m a y a p ­ a a l a l a o f MATT C. HTANI.HY. p e a r a n d be h e a r d a t th * d a o t a t a d , t a l a o f t - l d C o u n t y , tim e, a n d p la c e a b u v * ep eal. In l h a C o u n t y J u d a a o f Hotnl- fled. n ola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t b i t C i t y CuminDeluii o f th e o l f le a l a t h a c o u r t h o m a o f C i t y of Han ford , F l o ri d * aa ld C o u n t y a t S a n f o rd , F l o r ­ D y l fl. N. T a m m , J r . ida, w ithin all oaD ndar C i t y C le r k . m o n t h * f ro m th o l i m a o f l h a P n b l l a h : M a r r h ! J . ISM. f l r a t p u b lic a tio n o f th la n o . P D O • IS tli-a Two copDa of curb old I pi o r d e m a n d t h a l l ho In N O T l r » f _"f»F IX TK X T IO X TII n r l l l n a , a n d t h a l l a t a t a I lit a i i i i m i n r i i i i i r r i o n f i » c m , v h a it i lias - n u n p l a r a o f r t i l d t n r a a n d pn«t o fflca a d d r t a t o f t h t c l a i m a n t , Try WHOM IT MAY C ON CER N a n d a h a t l b r a w o r n t o by lh a AND TO A M . O W N E R S . P E R . d a l m a n l , hi* a a t n t , o r a t t o r - SONS O i l E N T I T I E S Bl IU K C T n t y a n d acio i i i i i a h l rd b y a TO C R N T R A I j AN D H O tll'I tflltn tt f r a o f o n a d o l l a r a n d CRN F I / M t I D A F I / i l H l lX>N• uoli H a l m u r d am n lid n o t au TIH H . D I S T R I C T TANKS. N O T IC E IS l i r . U M t Y O lV file d r h u ll b * void. KN. t h a t t h o OuvernlriK Ib .a rd / a / U n d o J e a n Htutilay Aa A dnilnlattatrla Cum of C e n tra l and S o u th e rn F l o r ­ T t a t a m a n t o A n n t a a o f t h a i d ! Flo o d C o n t r o l D D t r l c l . a B a ta ta of p u b lic c o rpora tion eiD IInu a n d n p i r a t l n c u n d e r a u d b> M A TT C. HTANI.IiT v i r t u e o f t h a l a w a t.r th e IDccaaod H tata o r F l o r i d a In ten d * to tlao. a . s p u r , Jr . am end ID huduet lor the A l t n r n a y fo r aald r a t u t a l l t c e l y e a r b e r l n n l n r -lull 1, t i s ' i Mairn olta A v a n u a ISIS, a n d elu tin g J u n e 3<h i;,ci. H an fo rd , F l o ri d a F l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n M a r c h H , *« felletv ei l n e i e a « e In A n l l r lA.D. IMS. p a l e d Receipt* I ’u b l D h M a rch 23, i s A A p ril F rom D la l r l c t t. 13. IMS. T aiee C1KI-7J • si.euti oe U n ap p ruprlsted H u rp lu e «l4,eoii eo IN T H R C I R C U IT C O U R T IN AND F O R a r i M I h i i l . i ; t O l ' N . T o t a l I n o ree e* l a R u d g e t 1141,#40.0# t v . F i.oN iiiA n o . ir ra a . T h e a b o v o I n r r e a e e In ■n t i i i : M irruAt* d k n r f i t i . i f r INMUIIANCN COMPANY, a N aw I l c t p e t e J r e c e i p t * I* I n t e n d e d tn he a p p r u p r l a l t d a* rullirn*! Jc raa y norporatlon, P l a i n t i f f , F o r t h a Ai-ituleltlmi of l.ni.d* Ju d V. O l h a r P u rp u a e a W ll.I.IAM 0. l l l U D H M a t al, C a p i t a l O u t l a y #444,040 *0 D afandanlc. Th* Q ev e ra ln g B oard f u r ­ K OT If'R OF BUIT T H R BTATM O F ST.UHIIIA T O l t h e r In to n d a t o e m e n d th* a l l o c a t i o n a f b u d g e t e d funde M a r a a r c t C. I lra d s n , b y I n t e r f u n d t r a n e f e r a to t u r raaldtnca unknow n. I n ere ae* the am ount You a r c h e r e b y n o t l f l a d t h a t titer a c u l l h a a b ean flla d a i a l n a t a v a i l a b l e f o r l<and A o q u D ltl in you, W i l l i a m C. I l r a d t n a n d a n d O t h e r Purpnect- - C a p ito ) U n l t a d M u l c t o f A m a r l c a In O u t l a y . T h at on the l i b d ay ol th o a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s a , a n d t h a t y o u a r a r e s u l t e d t o tlla A pril, A. D.. ISM. a t n in e y o u r a n t u c r w i t h Hi* C l a r k o’c l o c k a. in. In th * p r i n c i p a l uf t h l a C o u r t a n d to a t r v t a ii fHi-r uf eaM C e n t r a l und copy t i n 'l l . i t u p " n l h a plain* h u u t h e r u F l u r l d a F lo u d C o n ­ D l e t r l o t, SOt K rernla tiff or p l a ln tlf f a a tto r n o ja , tro l a l i u t t n a m e am i a d j r e i a I* H i r e d . W ed J’atiu Reach, J t u n l n a t , W a l l a , C l a r b a a n d F l o t i ll a , h e a r i n g w ill be a f ­ H a m i l t o n , l i b s H arriett N a t i o n , f o rd ed t o all o w n t r a , perautie a l H a n k R u l l d l n a , J a c k a o n v l l l a o r e n t l l l a * w h o a r o o r m ay I. F l o ri d a , not later t h a n he a u b j e c t to l a i d D l e t r l c t ’e A p ril t , ISIS. If y a u fall t o do tax**. their attorney or au a d e a r a a p r o o o n f s t e o will a g e n t * , tu a p p e a r b a f u r* aald be e n t e r e d n p a t n a t yull f o r H o ard a n d t h a w ( h a i r o h ject h e r a l t c l d e m a u d t d In l h a t lo n * t o o eld o in en d m en t* . c o m p l a i n t , hi* a u t t la to f o r s T h la n o lle * a l u l l b* p u b uluo* a l u u i l a a a a . T b c r s a l IDUed In tk * e i g h t e e n r o u t i ­ p r o p e r l y p r o c e e d e d a t a l n c t Is; n e * o f t h e D letrlet. fait SI, SOUTH PIN ET h l a la tk * I t h d ay o f CIIKHT, T h i r d A d d itio n , a M a rch . ISM. au b d lv lalu n , aouordlnK to a C a n tral a a d S outhern F lu r ­ p l a l t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In l d a F lood C o n t r o l t>l*trlcl by It* U o v e r u l n g R u u rd F l a t Rook U , p a a c a SS I l r t / « / H i l l y K. Mile* a u d S3 o f t b a P u b llo lie* o u td o a t S a m l h o l a C a a n t y , C h a lrn sM (B E A L) Florida. ST t W I T N B M m y h a n d a n d t h a ATTTTBEB ai-al o f a a l d C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , / a t n . 11 D ell. J r . F l o r i d a , t h l t S l l h d a y o f F ab * H ec r o ta r y r u a r y . IMS. M a m b e ra o f R o a rd (P K A l.l R o b e r t R. H u r n e r , V leeC h a irm an A r t h u r It. Hack w i t h , J r . . J . D ruce V t n l n g C l a r k o f l h a C lr o n ll C o u r t U. W . K o l l t r III M a r i k a T. V lk la n W . It. Boult D a p u t y C la r k P u b lla li M a r i k 1. I. IS, I f , ISM. P g b l l e h M arc h IS, 3-. >e. 1*41 I.T»l-3 riwi-4S Legal Notice MITM II OF 1*1 III.It lit’. III. i \ u tix ........... FiM xni:* AND ASiHMIW KXTI IX URRt a ix n ts T w ir r* o r t u b a n x tx n o R iu x A x rn nr TIIS: ITT I* OF SANFORD, IT.IIIIIIM. Nolle* l* li*r*hy alven thst a I’uhllr llearlmf will he h*M at thu ufflu* uf the city hunt* Utlieluti In H i t City Hull lit the City nf Hanford, Florida, at S;m> nclook F.M., April S. 1M2, In co ii alder flic fotfuwlna chnturea and amendment* In th» Zoning Drdlnunc- uf Hi* City »f Hanford, Flnrtde: Tn amend Article XI, Cl .\ - iKhb'.rliuud Celnini rclel Dletrlet. Section 1, * fee . Permitted, tn »Rnw tlie u|irratlnn nf * t’et *tor*. net nrnutiilue eht't* or pel eupnly *t«re. All |<arlD* lit internet and cltUelie eh.iH have an uppurtunll) lu be hv.trd at aald meetlne. Ry order nf the City ComItiDeluit of th* City uf Henfnrd, Florid*, thla n t h day March, ISM. 11. N. TAMM. JR. r ’l ty d a r k o f l h a C i t y o f H a n f o rd F l o r i d a . FuhlDlt M a rc h IS, ISM. CDO - SI t ^ a k la t ib . got in mind, cuntuct any one j f the realtors listed on this pnge for the many homes they do not have room to feature, or contact any one of these builders and have a home cus­ tom-built and tailor-made to your tuste. Featured here are homes in Onkla ml Estates, Lake Way man Heights, Tee ’N Green Estates, Jdyllwilde and Ravenna Park. Huilders a n d dealers include stam per Realty, Kingswood Builders, Shoemaker Construction Co., Lee Cohn, Stcnatrom Realty, and LMN Enterprises. Frustration — Problem To F H A WASHINGTON (U Pi)-Th* Federal Homing Administra­ tion (FHA) la kneedeep In frnatration trying to unravel what must be one of the more Intriguing m yilerlei of our charge-account society. It la studying tha motive- FINEST HOME VALUE TODAY! Today's Home CHICAGO (C P I) — Early American furnishing* satisfy a design preference for many homemaker*, but the stylo uUo serve* a psychological lived, *ays onti manufuctuter. Emil Faust, chairmun cf Arabeaqua, of Travers* C ity,1 Mich., did aom* research Into Early Amurlcuit ‘ docor when bo noticed thnt it paitt-d conlemporary and oilier trailltlonul themes in aulei of the simulated wood wall plaque* hie firm produces. “ World letialon is what's do­ ing it,” Fuuet mid, “ Tho vtmliiiuutlon of tho cold wrar, the crlals of tho U-2, the Berlin wall, Cuba Slid Lao«, caused boinumakera to turn to Early Alltel ii-nli for Bomu penes uf tiiind.1* Faust's ptycbulogical rosearch turned up iwo main miaous why Early American Item* enjoy popularity todayFirst, Early Amctleun it reminiscent of an ern in which tba fear of tcUl obliteration by a nuclear bomb was un­ known. Tho tlmmo uvokes ft'dlnga of mmtulgiu for what many people believe to bo thu uncomplicated life uf by-gone day*. “A replies uf an old musket or pistol is s readmiting toy to many, compared to the weapon* of duitruelion we know today," F aust aald. Second, Early American la identified with llfu in the founding and early da)* of our country. This identifica­ tion is transferred lo tba insecure individual who finds hia own peace of mind In sur­ roundings which remind him of the basic strength* and Ideals uf bis count) y, Faual said. “ Event* of the p u tt few yeura scent to challenge America'* leadership in ninny pruplu's ' mind*, which eonflict* wilh the ekUemvIy fining patriotic undercurrent th a t runs through nearly all uf US," be lidded. Thla conflict la put Daily re•olicd, ho *ald, by dccuintlng with maple or fnillwood fur­ niture, putting a huuked rug un tile flu. r, ami u*!ltg nice*sorle* an the walla ahuwlng hDtoiie sent#*. II uw long will th* Early American popularity e o n lliiuaT Probably aa long as tbe cold war, Faust conclude*, and s s lung as technological progress continues to be i threat to peace end Security, Important Notice To All City Of Sanford Property Owners NOTICE IS HKHKIIY GIVEN that till persona, firmu and corporal ions ow ning or has Ing control, managcmenl, ciHtorly, Hupcnininn or agrncy of I'EltSONAL PROi'ERTY in thU City whirh in Rulijccl to taxation MUST FILE RETURN on or lieforo April 1, 19iiJ, othcrwiM) the Tax AhK«Mor will lie required lo hhmchh Much property from (he beat Information olitnlnnlile, and the Ireneflln of any exemption duo which are not claimed, ennnot be allowed. WIDOWS AND DISAU1LITY EXEMPTIONS— Every widow, whotte huwband la dead, and dU> aided person who are entitled to the lie n e filM of the fAOO.tiO valuation exemption, tut provided by law, mutit make application for Hurh exemp­ tions on or before April 1, 1963. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION — Reaident homeowners must alao fUe application with the Coun­ ty Tax Aaaeaeor nt the Court House on or before April 1, 1963, In order to be allowed such exemp­ tion on City and County Taxea. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Tax Assessor City of Sanford, Florida. um beA 3 BEDROOMS - 2 B A T H ! '-I Customized Homes *1 4 ,5 0 0 , C O MP L E T E ! '•*: N O CLO SIN G COSTS! .’K’ <*h LIBERAL FIN AN C IN G ! EVERY HOME HAS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & CENTRAL HEATING! INSUL-GLASS (Dual Pane) WINDOWS AND PATIO DOORS REDUCES HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COSTS TO PENNIES PER DAY! DELU XE FE A T U R E S STATt SO. 41* i t ,V<> Extra ('out! 9 100% laielfle** H " Thkk • • S t a i a D t t $«•*( # v * i M i • M a n k FamNeve K ttth e e a Sfdeweir* 9 C*kw4 S*fh Fhrtevea • Ffcwav S aliiH ri* O v e e t • • • • Felt TU« Beth* 100% Nkevtlaaa taeeteB Paved ewd C * M i#»een l»,n* Sew** IptM • • P«a- wind T a t a e k a o a O ellala P.Uca Pr*».t«4aa m i ***aa# k i f h ta •D alaiaT trtaaF le* • U 4 M fta M La.a* ft C k i t k Leevofod B4-Fa4d — 3 MAITLAND a t - - ^ ___ _ w " BvVW Ng • • • Leh-Ma*»t» Awwtag Wtade* Fl-p*w Teh t aileaaraa Oahiia Shewar l aateawtea • N**1 Cfcwxfcaa O t y UHMw* 9 | AtTAMONTI SPRINGS lata Odaala - WINTER 3 PARK OATSWAY SEE FURNISHED MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY! PRESENTING VARIOUS PERIOD DESIGNS OAKLAND ES TA TES . II O R LANDO, FLA. • 1 -5 4 6 9 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only v �. V C H A R M IN G and RO O M Y TEE Mi WtEEN ES TATE I DY L L W I LD E Joe n 'fynsm RAVENNA PARK 215 t.2 0 tl 2 0 th co u n try club rood 25»th stro o t DIIIECTIUNS: Tec 'n O w n I* located out Country Club Itugd, opposite l.och Arbor and over­ looking Mayfair Country Club at tha Intrrarctlon of New Up•ala Road and only 4 mlnutra to Inlrralat* 4 interchange at Lake Mary. 215 West 20th St. at Elm Avc. Thin low, Inn tr nnd lowly -t-ltrdroom, 2 lint It htmu* is ideally located on a beautifully landscaped lot at the corner of 215 West 2l)!h Street and Elm Avenue in Sanford. Inspect it at your leisure during open house this week* end . . . you win not find a better value for $13,00(1 with FI1A terms and only 3100 down. PHONE . FA 2-2714 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Dally aom lnolo STEMPER AGENCY HE ALTO It • INSUHOK SANFORD 1919 S. French Are. uve. YOU HAVE A CHOICE of I, 9 e r 4 model* . . . all with central heat and with (*r prepared lor) alr-eondlttonlng. You can cho betwren a arreend porch er epaclooa family i u I /SUNLAND -//E ST A T E S <£aJ& (Omprum ?(sriqJiJtA FA 2*4991 Altororito SprJrirb S em inole F lazu S . r . J13 '-> D l l I K C T I O N S i L a k e W i n man l l r l g h t a I* l o c a t e d a t t h e i n t e r aertio n of S rm ln n le and H ig h ­ lan d Avenue*, one h a lf hhtrk n o r t h o f t h e new L o n g s unit E l e ­ m en tary H r h m il . . . p i n t a c o u p l e h u n d r r d y a r d * o f f U . S. H i g h w a y 17-U2 . . . L o o k f o r a l g n a on w e a l aid* o f h i g h w a y . O A K iJtN D E S TATES 114 GROVE LANE This delightful modern home, situated in beautiful Rnvennn Park, Is de­ signed for comfort nnd huppler Florida living. A .Medallion home in like new co n d itio n , it features a fully equipped built-in electric kitchen, 3 bed­ rooms, tile Imlh, large screened Florida room, carporte and utility room. A careful inspection will prove It’s just good ItOIJSH-SKNSK to purchase this home for 51.1,050. Only <150 down, and <87.50 per munth. Available for Immediate occupancy! S T EN S T R O M R E A L T Y 111 N . PARK AVE. Ti;i: *n la cu lly on* of th# moat boa*, tiful and cunvrnlcntly located apota la the Baaford area, near to achoola, churchea, chopping and all of Central Florida's wonderful recraationat fatillllra. PHONE FA 2-2120 PHONE TE 8 .191! DAILY 10 A.M. lo 5 P.M. While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde ThU very attrartlT* and tnmforlahle home of contemporary mndrrn deaign, loratrd nt fitfl Hatauma Drive Court, wan remit!* puriha.rd try Mr. and Mra. Ituy I,. Pound*, n r« arrital* to Sanford. ThU Munlity cunatrurtrd rraldenee inrludrd .1 bedroom* with roomy rlo-el* and 3 hatha. The homr alao featured a delightful, folly equipped built-in tlrrlrlr kitrhrn and enjoyable eenIral healing. Enjoy lit in k In a country nlmoanhcre with in-town convenient# in dr»iralih- Katrnna I'ark. CHECK T1IKHK F BAT CUES AND COMPARE — Central Healing Duel* Prepared for Air* Conditioning County T aiea Only High aad Dry Form Ira Cabin* to All Iraprovementa la And Paid Any Type Financing All lluuaea 1 ), aad X Can't Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? Let ua build one of thear nuMnmling model* on YOUlt lot . . . Sr are ua for • large choice in eaerllcitl loeatiun*. We will build anywhere . . . See tha aaleama* at either Sales Office In thia general area. B U ILT B Y L M N EN TER P R IS ES ACT NOW - ONLY 3 LEFT IN BEAUTIFUL SUNLAND ESTATES Thia lovely 3 Hadroom Home, lata tad at 103 Drown Drive haa a huilt-ta avow and ran y e , wall furnaca aad white le rrtia a flour*. It may he purrhaard for 114,104.09. VA loan - no dev* paym ent, only | 8 M f per month incledlag taaaa am Ravenna Park Homes GENERAL ILKCTIUC KITCHEN “A Community Built With Pride” U & 4 Iledroom __ 1, V/lt 2 Rath Hume* — Priced From 511,900 — I>ow Down FHA, FHA In-Serrlce, VA, Convention*! Financing Payment* Situated in exclusive end beautiful Idylluildv or Loch ArlMir. Ihiw ouutamling home of modern errhlteeture I* truly one of Henford’* mont luxuriou* offering* In a i bedtrmm, 2 hath residence. Neither plrtore* nur word* r«n de.eribe the hiimr properly, n* It m ud be seen to be appreciated. A bint ur w h a t lo expect 1* a n unu*unl floor plan, u luxury kitchen which Inrlude* "everything," and on# of the nio*t beauti­ ful bathroom* in c e n t r a l Florida. O t h e r feature* inrlude the fireplace, ventral airconditioning *nd heat and the n » t you ran *ee for ymir.elf when you tl*U the home thia week-end. You'll he glad you did. 109 BROWN DRIVE ThU conveniently built 1 bedroom horn* U located at 301 Turkrr Drive, la iMaullful Hunlund h*tn1r«. II haa white trrrasio Itwira throughout, wail furnace and drop-ia rang* and otrn. ThU home .veil* for 111,>73. VA Financed. GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHEN Idyllwilde 304 TUCKER DRIVE Your Sunland homes, built by Kinggwood Builder* nr* situated *■ large, landscaped lots (min. 80' x 115’) Paved streets, concrete curbs and sidewalks and street lights add more to the value of your home. They huve white terrazzo floors, insulated attics, awning window* plus many more features and muy he purchased through VA, FHA, FilA In-Service or Conventional loans. Priced from $14,000 I* $17,500. HOMES OF DISTINCTION * CUSTOM HU1LT M O D E R N KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L 0 S f lO £ if U l/ 0 2 A CO N ST RU CT IO N GENERAL OFFICE . 211 W. 23th STT DIAL FA 2*3103 ELEC TR IC COM PANY HALES OFFICE STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS DIAL FA 2*7495 K IN G S W 0 0 D BU ILDERS 202 Fairmont Dr. Sunland Estates F A 2-8074 *■ �t fffp Page 8—Fri. Mar. 22, ’53 tw rfw fc R f« lh Small Flower Show Held At A zalea Circle Meeting (DsuaJi Clbby •* HEAR ABBY: I am the mother of three nona, and I’ve heard many other mothers sny, "You are lucky you have boys. You don’t have to worry the way mothers of daughters do!" Ahby, this burns me up. They think If u girl gets in trouble It’s her funeral, and boys don’t crente any problems no m atter what they do. What can I say to let them know they are dead wrong? MOTHER OE IlOYS DEAR MOTHER: People who make such thoughtless remarks should lie told that when a girl "gets in trouble," the parents of the Itoy who is responsible are just as heart­ sick as the girl's parents. And, fur­ thermore. since the mules are sup­ posedly the natural aggressors, the job of rearing decent and disciplined hoys is certainly eijuitl to that of raising well-behaved girls. • « » DEAR ABBY: I wrote to you asking you to put me in touch with a man signed FLORIDA, who was hsiklng for a wife. He sounded just right fur me and I know we could have made a wonderful match. I was terribly disapiHiinted when you wrote hack saying that as a m atter of policy you did not put people in touch with each other through your column. Why do j uu have such a j m i |Icy when you could get so many nice people together? DISAPPOINTED IN YOU AZALEA CIRCLE MEMBERS uLiged u small flower show lit the March meeting. Left to right are co-hostesses, Mrs. Porter Lnmtlnjr and Mrs. J. L). Callahan and standing nr« Mrs. John Clark, with her first place arrange­ ment and Mrs. Clyde Stinson, who won second. Mrs. Callahan holds Mrs. Stinson's arrangement. (Herald Photo) A sm ill flower show In which everyone participated and acted as Judges was stag­ ed by members of the Azalea Circle of the Sanford Garden Club when the group met at the home of Mrs. J. I). Calla­ han on East 20th Street. Mrs. J, L. Clark won first prize with her entry of purple Iris with natural foliage a r­ ranged aimllar to the way they grow In their natural habitat. A tall and regal line was affected with various height* of spear shaped fol­ iage. Mrs. Clark found the per­ fect container to accent the beauty of the Iris—a tow Ir­ regular atioped crockery dish with a dull lavender line. The surface nl the water was clearly visible in front of the flowers. Mrs. Clyde Stinson won sec- Oviedo Club Plans Dinner Fashion Show By Linda Smith sun All Oviedo re-Mmls who like beautiful rlollirs and csotlc duties will want to al­ lend the fashion show and chow mein supper, at the Oviedo Woman's Club uit March 30. The (uslilon show will cli­ max the end of the charm course, fcjmi] Hired by Hie club. Tickets for the event may be purchased from any club memlH-r or by calling .Mrs. It. W. Estes. Mrs. Jim Michael, first vice president, reminds club mem­ bers that all unsold tickets and money collected for those sold, must lie turned In to .Mrs. Estes by tills Saturday. ond place with a “Springtime Fantasy'* arrangement. It was a blanched branch with dogwood blossoms and a blue bird. Mrt. Stinson made the realistic blooms of plastic. Mrs. Callahan and co-liosless, Mrs. Purler Laming, served a dessert course to those present. Others attend­ ing wrre Mines. J. W. Brown, Kay Boyd, Dempsey Carnes, Allen Click, II. II. Collier, J. P. Cullen, C. P. Harkoy, Hal Harris*. At Hunt, Ed Kirchlioff, Henry McLaulln Jr,, Henry Bussell, Thomas Bus­ sell, George Shipp, Frank Ihum as, Boy Tlllls, Miss El­ la lee Klrchhoff and two visit­ ors, Mrs. Robert Cole and Mrs. W. B. Strlngfield. CPO Club Plans Easter Egg Hunt Church Calendar DeBary BPW Plans Benefit Card Party Thp DeBary Business and Professional Women'* Club will sponaor a dessert card parly, Tue»day evening, start­ ing at 7 p.m. at tho fire Rec­ reation Hall. DeBary Personals By Mra. Adam Mailer Guests at the Plantation Kuad home of Mr. and Mrs. John Leone are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lamba and children, Peter, IAir* ini- and Marilyn, of Stamford, Conn. Mr. Lam ba la a gulf pro and plana tn visit other sections of Florida Ticlura returning home. You $jaa>by would be more disappointed were I to abandon my policy and get one "nice" person (you!) together with one who was not so nice. 1 can’t In­ vestigate everyone who writes to me. So rather thnn pair a lamb with a wolf, I stick to my policy. • o • DEAR ABBY: Do you think It is right for parents to permit two chil­ dren under ten years of age to watch the dog give birth to a litter of pup­ pies? I just got a phone call th a t my daughter-in-law thought it was al­ right, and my son approved it, I would like to know what you think of letting children watch this proce­ dure. SHOCKED DEAR SHOCKED: I know of no better way for young people to learn nlKiut the beginning of life, which is a subject baffling to youngsters — and not easy for oldsters to explain. * • • DEAR AHBY: Cheers for BOTH­ ERED, and her comment on "My, you look nice TODAY.” The next when I'm all dressed up is, "Is that NEW?" TWICE BOTHERED • • • Stop worrying. Write to Ahby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • * • For Aliby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. On(Bhidq& When your opponents res eh NORTH tt A 104 game on such simple bidding VQ108 as one no-trump, three no♦ KQ J 4 *K #TS trump you must make a blind WKHT KART lead. A QB3 AA0153 Any lead you make is likely »»4 f A tll to be wrong, but If you ask A 97*3 A 10 yourself, “How can 1 beat this * 1 0 4 3 A q 73 hand?" you arc likely to so u t h to ) A KJ 7 come up with a winner. tu rn Ixwk at tho West band. You AA9 I 3 have only two points, but A A 10 >uur partner should have a Both vulnerable lot more. Find hi* suit and South Wr*4 Necth Boat you may wind up with a pro­ I N.T. Pass 3 N.T. Pasa Pass fit. His suit Is most likely to Paia Opening lead—A 3 be hearts, but he needs a really good suit to gel any­ he has spades your queen where. On the other hand It will help him and a spade dress and an old pair o( shoes in separate bag* to the meet­ ing next month. These arti­ cles will be sold in a “grab bag" at a very low price. Members will wear their bar­ Unu of America's leading gains to the May meeting fashion designers says Infor­ along with a crazy hat of mality In '(13 is definitely out. their own creation. Prizes He aays hu Intends to give will he awarded for the best women the kind of clothes bargained outfit. Dial go with “ more-elegant •Since the ballroom will not social activities." he available on Wednesday "It all uddi up to an exettnights, members chose to change their monthly meet­ ing to tho first Monday night( Mrs. McCord of each month beginning1 April I. Hostess For Club members voted to con­ tinue the driver's training program for Navy personnel S. S. Class and their dependents. Inter­ Mrs. C. E. McCord was hos­ ested persons should contact tess at her home on N. Magone of tlie following mem­ outline Avo., for the monthly bers, Mrs. C. K. Morton, Mrs. merllnfe of the Honietnskers S. M. Gotwl Jr., Mrs. P. J. Sunday School Clast of the Welier or Mrs. Hurohl bund- First Baptist Church. vail. Daring the business meet­ At the close of (he business ing, pre'idid over by Sirs. meeting refreshments of as­ MONDAY sorted sandwiches, cake and W. W. Horne, the secretary Thu Servicu Circle of the coffee were served hy hos­ and treasurer’s report was First Presbyterian will me«t tesses, 31rs. E. Murray, Mrs. given hy Mrs. If. A. Cohen, in in Fellowship Hal), at 10 a.m. C. P. Williams, Mrs. W. It. the absence of the iccretaryand at ‘J::t(i p.m, Beardal Cli­ Marsh and Mrs. C. J. Porte- treasurer. The program emphasizing de* meets at 2 p.m. wig. missions was brought by Mr*. Charles L. Park Sr., who led (lie devotions and read a tet­ ter from Dr. Jane Hickman, a missionary in Gaza. Dr. Dlckman will tic In Sanford Gray tor the March meeting. V a n c e Brumbaugh, John some time in April and resi­ Guest speaker was Ernest Parker, Phillip Titchlvr, El­ dents will have an opportun­ Lundlierg, assistant cuunly mer Avene), Phillip Logan ity to hear her speak. agent. He gave an interesting and Mrs. Robison. It was voted to give a check and infurmalivu talk on the IVY CIRCLE fur SIS to the Annie Arm­ rare of lawns and gardens. Tho basic rules of artificial strong Mission, He ilUeussed t h e proper flower arranging were out Iin During the socisl hour, the type* of fertilizers and sprays ed to members ot Hie Ivy Cir­ hostess served rake and cof­ fur lawns and the various cle at a recent meeting by a fee to those attending. Other type* of shrubs and citrus very capable teacher. Mrs. j member* present were Mmos. trees. Frank Donahue, a member of II. E, Umg. Joe Boutti, Boy A question and answer per­ the Ixora Circle, waa the Reel, G. B. Drake, Curtis iod followed Ills talk with guest speaker. Green, and W. I. Crabtree. members asking many queaFollowing a short discuslions concerning the treat­ aton, each member present Pinking shears do more ment of shrubs and plants made an arrangement under that were bird hit by thu Mrs. Dunalmc's supervision. than pink new clothes. Try freeze, Arrangements Included a' for­ (hem on freshly laundered Mr. Lund berg said Uiat lie mal one in bluet hy 3tra. W. rurtaln* that are frayed on and Cecil Tucker, county Mann and a lavender assort­ the edges. These little pointed agent, arc in their office ment of palm pods by Mrs. srallops are especially effec­ tive on ruffled bedroom cur­ every Monday morning and Lamar Meredith. tain*. “ will be glad to help anyone Mrs. D. It. Ktraughn made with problem* or corrections a beautiful orange arrange­ of shrubs and lawn damage." ment in a bronze dish; tire. Two classes on flower ar­ J, L. Blythe formally arrang­ rangements will be held at ed some while roses; Mrs. II. the home of Mr*. Charles Powell used lavender tulips Koblsuii In April. A white ele­ and two assorted spring bou­ phant sale and box lunch it quets were made by Mra. C. planned for May. F. White and Mrs. Wendell Gibers attending tha March Ilirl. meeting were tim es. Arils Mr*. Dirt served a t co-bo*SANFORD McAllister, Ed Miller. Al test. A landscaping clinic is FLOWER SHOP Coulter, Lee Bailee, Jam es planned for the April meet­ Segton, John Bpolskl, John ing at tha home of Mra. J . Car. E. 1st A Sanford A rt. FA i- I D I FA I -1411 Walker, Gordon Frederick, R. Henderson. Six new members were wel­ comed to tile CPO Wive* Club at 111 monthly meuling at the NAS Ballroom. The n e w meinbrra are Sirs. S. M. Gobrl Jr., Mra. Itoger Pope, Mrs. F. L. Kerr, Mrs. C. E. Morion, and Mrs. J. II. Beck­ man. Mrs. C. B. Beeves, presi­ dent, conducted the business meeting. Plans were made to have nil Easter egg hunt on the CPO Club grounds for members' children on April U ul 2 p in. Mrs. it. E. Bctancourt. Mrs. A. M. Blair, Mrs. W. L. Hawkins and Mrs. P. J. Welter arc on the planning cominltlcc for this event. Plans wrre made to hold a “ Crazy Fashion Show" for wrre asked In bring on old the May meeting. Membera 'S aJid sn (jbudsLA WOOIIKU.SE CIRCLE Members of the Wood rose Circle met at the Vihlcn Drive home of Mra. Fred DEAR DISAPPOINTED: By Abigail Van Buren 01& J he Ulcm nn: lug potential, getting hack lo the days of truly elegant en­ tertainment." says he. “A woman looks her best against a background of candlelight and crystal." But Just how is tho aver­ age woman—with no h e lp going la achieve “elegant en­ tertainm ent?" Tho back yard barbecue ( with the man of the house presiding over the T-bones or hamburgers), the largo cock­ tail parly where a hostess ran show hospitality lo a big crowd with a minimum of eifort, the beach picnics and other such kinds of informal entertaining came about be­ cause, in a period which Is practically scrvanllrss, wom­ en had to go in for casual en­ tertainment or give up Hie whole Idea. So how Is madam going to manage now to provide her own gracious, c a n d l e l i t , TELEVISION TONIGHT 13:14 U ) Ren. S m a t k e r e Re- T:4* 41) C o u n t d o w n New * 7:45 U ) M lr k l* '* fln ep el Tim * porta (4) CH8 W a s h . R e p o r t * • :** t ! ) M ic k e y E v a n * Hhow 1:11 <l) W s r s s (3) O r al R o b e r t a (4) C t p t . 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Hinlth 3:3« (3) T o u n g Dr. M e lo n s 11:04 ( 3 ) Ne w ar ope <31 U u p r r C a r (4) T o T e ll T h o T r u t h (41 Krln S e i a r e l d N ew s 5:30 (31 I ( u t ( H R e a d y <5) W h o Do T n u T ru e ! (SI H i d - F l a . N e v a 14:44 4) Alvin i . t h a C h ip 11:54 (31 F e t e r R u n * 3:55 (4) D o u g l a s E d w a r d s m onk! New a 11:15 U l Ch. N in e T h e a t e r (4) Mr. M aaoo 1:45 (41 t l o t l y n o n d Movie w ith the N ew t (1) S h a r i Latvia 11:11 (31 K i n a L e o n a rd * C avalead* 1:44 (3) T h e M a t c h f l a m e (4) M i g h t y Stoua* P i t y IS) A m e r i c a n f l a n d a t a n d MONDAY A. M. h o * as (41 S e c r e t S t o r m 4:34 ( 1 ) M a k e R o o m f o r 4:14 (4) S i g n On ( I ) H u p ern ian Daddy 4:15 ( ! ) Htgn On 11:44 U> V ary -4) E d g e n f N i g h t 4:3* (4) d r o v e A F a r r * R e­ 14) R ln T in Tilt port U ) D i s c o v e r y '4! (5) T o p Cal 4:14 ( ! ) A m e r i c a n N e w e t t a a d 11:14 (3) M a k e Ro om F o r 4:34 ( 4 ) C o l l e g e o f th e A ir Dad d y 7:44 U ) T o d a y 4:55 U l NRC N e w s (SI M a t ty 'a F u n n i e s 5:44 ( t l P o p e y e F l e y h o u a * U l W a k * l i p Movie* (4) R oy Unger* U l T h e R e st o f d r e n c h * 7:15 U J F a r m . M a r k s ! R e ­ («> C h e c k m a t e 13:04 (3) Mr. W l i a r d port 5:3 ! CH H e m * C l e u s (4> S k y K i n a T :! i (4) Htat* N e w s a n d 5:30 U ) H u m * a A lle n 1 (5) P u s * D u t n y W eather 4:55 (5) W e a t h e r Show *:!» (3) T o d a r FRIDAY P. M. By Oswald Jacoby lead is clearly indicated. You lead the deuce of spades and are delighted when your partner takes the ace and leads hack the five. South is most unhappy. If he is clairvoyant he can still make the hand by going up with the king of spades and knocking out the arc of hearts, but he doesn't know thst you have led from three to the queen. He witl surely finesse the Jack. You take your queen and lead back tlto six. Eventually, your partner will get in with the ace of hearts and cash two more spade tricks. B, K„,h M,u,ti gleaming crystal, five-course kind of entertaining to pro­ vide the proper background for the kind of clothes Hie designer has In mind? If she ha* to cook the inti­ mate little dinner, shine the silver, wait on the table, elcar it and clean up the kitrhen. she is going to have lo switch roles (aster than a quick-change artist. The designer can dream of an end to informality tn en­ tertaining with women dress­ ed to match Hie “ new formal­ ity" In living, but the average Mrs. America Just Isn't going to make it. With cooking and car pool­ ing and community work. In­ formal living and Informal entertaining Is all she can manage. So I predict that In '03. Informality will NOT be definitely out. If it is, there isn't going to be much enter­ taining done! Good reading for grownups: Ruth Mlilelt’s "Tips on TeenAgers." Just send 23 cents to Ruth Millctt Reader Service, Monday Night elo The Sanford Herald, P. The Sanford Drove 160 BP0 O. Box 488, Dept. A, Radio Does will meet Monday at I City Station, New York II, N. Y. p.m. at the Elks Club. In addition to the regular business an Initiation cere­ COTTON mony will be conducted for SATIN new members, followed by a Hy - I’eler Pan social hour. All members are urged to Luscious Prints attend. 48-Inrhrs Wide Does T o Meet SATURDAY P. M. 11:14 ( ) | M an ia L a n d of A t l l kaiam (4) It-a i l i n g R oom (!) R a p t u r in g 11:55 14) l i o b t . T r o u l , New* (4 ) A ir Fore * N*w* R e v ie w l:*n ( ! ) My F r i e n d F l i c k * 1:14 U ) C h a m p i o n s h i p W r « . (ling (4) C h a m p i o n s h i p U rld g e (3) THA 3:44 (4) D o u b le F e a t u r e (3) Men In to 8pm*• 1:14 <31 C h a l l a n a * (lo tf (3) 8 t * t e T r o o p e r 1:34 (»> I’rn l l o u l r r a T o u r (31 V icto ry a t Haa 1:10 (41 lV o m an 'a M a j o r L e a ­ gue (1) Hhort* I n t e r n a t i o n a l 4:10 IS) C h a n g i n g T l n i t a (4) THA 5:01 (4) I ' u r t e r W a g o n e r 15) W id e W o r ld o f 8 p o r l* U l A1l-8lur f l » tf 5:1* (4) It'* Hi* l a w 4 ilO <4> New* Mileato ne (31 FI*. F lattin g W i t h Hen T a y l o r 4:15 (3) X a w t c o p e 4:10 c t ) (H ale a H a r r i e t 4 : U (3) H an d er V a n o c u r 'a port 1:04 (41 c h . 4 N a n a (5) THA U l VI) lu g D o cto r 1:14 (4) J a c k i e ( R easo n l l i o w IS) T h e ( l a l l a n t Xian ( ! ) Ham tlen cd lo t 4:14 14) l) a(* n d ar * ■:3u IS) Don M cNeill— DelIona U ) J o e y lllah u p Aimer 1:40 (3) H a t N i g h t XlovUa (t> L a w r a a t * W a l k t : t * (4) H a v a ( l u n W ill T r a ­ vel 10144 IS) F i g h t nf Ihe W e e k (4) (lunem oka 11:15 (SI M a k e T h a t H r n re 11:44 I I ) Rat. Might Hhow ( I ) M i d - F l a . Maws (41 Ch. 4 N ew s 11:14 (1) H o l l y w o o d M ovie C avalead* 11:44 ( t t m a n Off U H S O ) C h a m p i o n s h i p WtPSI. ling 8UNDAT P. W. 13:4* ( 5 ) F a i t h ( o r T o d a y (1) All A m erlo n W a n t * To Know (3) C h r l e t o p h t r d d q h liy h J tA « T V Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. Raw­ hide. "Incident of the Conianchero." Meaningful dialogue, exciting action and very good acting make thif one of the licit cpliodei in thin tcrici. Excellent !■ Robert Loggia a i a church defying Comanchero rescued from death at Ihe hand* of hli own men by two nuni (Virginia Gregg and Nina Shipman). Rowdy Yatei (Clint Eai(wood) and hli drover* step Into action when the Comanchcroi reappear to carry out their sentence of death and vengeance on the nun* who thwarted it. 7:30-B:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime. The Sponiih National Circus performs before ■ German audience in Hamburg. There if a funny clown act featuring Fiedel and hli car, and an unuiual wild animal act with bulls emulating their fierce broth­ er# of the hull ring. Except for a female trapeze artiste, the remainder 1# limited to trained poodles, and hortei, acrobat* and dancers. Don Amecbe i# bott. 98:30 p.m. ABC. I'm Dicken*, He'a Fensler, “ Harry, the Contractor." Not quite up to par for this generally hi­ larious teriei, b u t fairly amuilng is thii episode in which Kate Dicken* (Emma- lino Henry) despair* that her carpenter hubby Harry (John Astin) and hi* pal Arch (Mar­ ty IngcD) will ever get ■round to remodeling her home. She calls for icalcd bid* from other carpenters ami our two heroes enter a bid of iheir own. Kate gels as many laugh* as the boy*. 9:30 10:30 p.in. CBS. The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. “Tho Lung Silence." Susprnselul from start to finitli. Phyllis Thaxter finely etches a portrait of tragedy and terror a# a woman who heroines para­ lyzed and mute when she falls after seeing her dead xon. She also saw her husband (Michael Rennie) forging tha suicide note. Suspense builds with her terror at the thought he will do away with her be* lore she can regain her speech and brand him a mur­ derer. Seminole TV 2800 Hanford Avr. FA 2-4920 See and Hear COLOR TV FROM YOUR CAR every evening. 7:30 til It:.10, from our window at 284)0 Hanford Ave. If everyone knew what TV servi men know almost everyone would choose. . • EVA-BESS or Adult These teen-age charmer* Ml** Jert Wheatland and Miaa BeLey Carman rh*o** the twin look from our Petti line. Tfcla pretty denim top; trimmed In red with bra** button* and a darling belted (hacked aiirt ia Jual one of the man) eye catcher* you may choose, from our Petti— Bet Nymph, and Surf T«|a hwim Suita. featuring — • Soft, Natural Pcrmanenta i • Styles That Laat Howe's Eva-Bess BEAUTY SHOP ! • • E. tad St. FA 1*1114 E. tat St. ot Sanford A n , FA S-SII4 Ja 2526 PARK DR. OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND TEL NIGHT • Specializing in COLOR TV SALES SERVICE O TV RENTAL % �T V Notes NEW YORK (U P I> - When It comes lo the Emmy Award for the best television drama of the season, it will probably go to something else besides the Feb. 20 “Naked City" episode on ABC. •“ Bringing Far Places To­ gether." People who vote on these awards probably don't see too many episodes of the regular weekly series. But this“Naked City" was by far the best drama on the a ir lids season. Stir t^mifnrti lirrallt Fri, Mar. 22, ’62—rap e 9 Tuneful music plus a fine job singing in a night club af. romantic story brings Elvis ter his day's work on the wa­ Presley to the Movielatid ter. Stella Stevora, avclte film charmer, carries the torch for Drive-In Theatre in a rums- Presley whose true love is his t i c entertainment melange boat. However, love takes a that should please all movie­ twist when charming screen goers, as witness the highly newcomer, Laurel (joodwin, appreciative audience t h a t comes ou the scene , . and greeted the singing star at the love light in boti their ihe opening recently of his faces, to the chgrim of Mis* latest Hal Wallis production Sterens. lor Paramount r e I e a s e , I The other feature on lbe • * • | “Girls! Girls! Girls!" Norman program which will play Tito television arm of MGM Taurog deserves plaudits for through Tuesday is “No Man in Hollywood has set four of his expert direction of the film Is An Island." its new series for the net in splendid Technicolor, which On Wednesday and Thurs­ networks next fall. NBC gets enhances the many outdoor day, “Facts Of Life" and “ Mr. Novak." “ The Lieut­ scene* and musical numbers, “Two Ki«li! Together" will enant" and “ Harry's Girls." adding extra test to the mopl*y. ABC gets “ The Travel* of | tiun picture. A triple feature program is Jamie McPheeters." All arc Presley portrays the role scheduled for Friday and Sat­ one-hour series except “ Har­ of the captain of a fishing urday. The three are "7 Men ry’* Girl*." boat who, to earn money to From Now," “The Haven" and • • • purchase the sen craft, gets n , "Hand Of Angels." Jackie Gleason will he back with a weekly Saturday ------ —■-- * hour for CBS next season I'JSOVC" t & i ;> « $ . . after a lot of rumors that he * n ........... might not. i f f w *■ ' i 1 ( I r t f Jf RI DE- I N T H E A 7 R F PIIONU FA 2-1216 TONITE & SAT. $1.00 A CAIU.OAD lilCs TRIPLE FEATURE No. 1 - 7:01 Only “WALK THE m o i 'O LAND" Audie Murphy • Color No. 2 9:00 On!) t— “PERIOD o r ADJUSTMENT' IT’S THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE and Elvis Presley is right smack in the middle in his new movie "Girls! Girls! Girls 1" due Sunday at the Moviclnnd Drive-In Theatre. Vying for his affec­ tions are Laurel Goodwin, exciting new screen personality and Stella Stevens in this Hal Wallis, Technicolor extravaganza th at includes TV tdnr Jeremy Slate in its cast. Jane Fonda No. 3 11:0D Only •THE NOTORIOUS LANDLADY" Kim Novak Jack l.rmmon Coming Sun. • Mon. • Tuen. 7:03 & 11:00 MESLEV Hu,w«uis' / & » < *& * H im n o ira ftiM a n M i um bsuuui COHIT uaaiw m aajd 9:15 ONLY True Story Out Of W. War 2 . . . , “NO MAN IS AN ISLAND" In Color JEFFREY HUNTER ruN Presley Film Drive-In Bound MONEY MATTER: Tax collector Rob Sweeney makes a call on Fred MncMurray and Nancy Olhoii in Wall Disney’s “Son Of Flubber." Mnc­ Murray and Miss Olson star with Kceunn Wynn and Tommy Kirk. Robert Stevenson directed from u Rill Walsh screen-play. Buena Vista re­ leases. Son Of Flubber Here If you’ve been missing the sweet music i f Lcuore a t the Capri, you'll be glad to know that she's back in the eocktail lounge M o n d a y through Thursday. Lcnore was out sick for u month, but she's O.K. now and looking forward to seeing nil her old friends. She plays the pinno and sings from 7 to t l p.m. on weeknights. This Saturday night, comedian Ken Wilson will make one appearance at It p.m. and there are already iiulte a few reservations, so cail up right away for yours. • * » The closest you can come to slaying outside in Ihe spring weather and still hate ail the benefit* of fine food and drink i* in Jim Spencers Vieux Carre room. It's here, in hack of the eocktail lounge, where "Those Four Guys" play on Friday and Saturday nights after 8:30 p. m. The Vlrux Carre room is a love­ ly reproduction of a New Or­ leans »trect acetic, right t» the lampposts, ami gives you the feeling you’re really outaide. . . . For lho*e interested in learning to skate, Skate City has a full schedule of class­ es for everyone. 'Hie chsrge on all classes Is 30c anil skate* are furnished free If you need them. Call John Mikltv at Skate City for dates and times; lie'll he more than glad to help you get started in this interest­ ing aporl. e * . Spring is tlic time to enjoy the beautiful lake* in the area and the best way to dn Ibis it from Hie inside of the I.ake Monroe Inn. The view of Lake Monroe cer­ tainly adds to your pleasure of eating one of the delirious rhareoal broiled steaks , , . especially good i* the big stsak for two. While you’re waiting for your meal, have a drink from tiie lounge or try the player piano. The Inn has Die atmosphere for soft conversation too, if that is your pleasure. . . . Oh, to be a kid again, and in the Junior Bowling la-ague at Jet Lane*. On Marrh 30, Ihe Junior league is taking part in a nationwide ‘mirnarnent, railed the "Mall-OGraphlc" sponsored by the Bowling Proprietor* Assoc­ iation of America. Tito scores of lha howlers are mailed in In the national headquarters and the grand winners receive college scholarships. Now if you can beat that for win­ ning a really worthwhile prim and having fun at Die same time, I'd like to hror it. • . RITZ TtuTotlC A m e/iicon,GARY COOPER" V Legal Notice Arthur II lU ekulth, (SMACMURRAY nahctOISON « m :m tiorn m vnm kieeiIs m s kkmest m mm .w lU t—UIttll t a a t t i a s s i M a k**.*uwi Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpctis * Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Reds i. Jr, Fuhltati March I*. 1MI C P d # :* v BEER W IN E * and a Complete Lin. of Meats and Groceries LOOK FOR THE RIG SIGN North Orlando Super Mkt. Long.ood - Otlrda ltd. «j MU# East of llwy 17-91 EXCEPT TUESDAY 7:30 P. M. -10:30 P. M. MON. N1TE *1.00 ADMITS ENTIRE FAMILY WED. NITE - LADIES NITE , DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (*nr#t as a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a r#al drlirary thr way w# prrpara thrm! . . . Il»r> are NUT F'r.nrh Fried 1) COMBINATION PLATTER (Daniah Lnh.trr Tall* anil liny nl Itrd Nhrimp) FROG LEGS Hauled In Melted Duller V A L D E Z H O T EL SANFORD, FLA. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. 6 DAYS A WEEK Dance To The ll BILL SLAYTON AND THK "HIDEAWAYS" EVERY FRI. S BAT. NITE FOOD SERVED T IL t P. M. PACKAGE GOODS AVAILABLE LA K E M ONROE FEATURING * 2 95 CUT RATE WHISKIES LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE Those 4 Guys Friday and Sulurday From 8:00 SPENCER’S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE South French Ate. Phono FA 2-0551 FUN GALORE STOP IN AT THE DRIFT INN Fomerly Of BAR & PACKAGE STORE If JIM Muaie CHOICE George's No. 2 \\'t MILES NORTH OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 2-3108 * A. M. TO 2 A. M. • 6 DAYS A WEEK D IN E LENORE IS BACK Casual Comfort AT THE PIANO IN a t the Cerrl IN OUR CHOICE HIRLOIN Cocktail Lounge STEAKS Mon. thru Than, START AT * 2 » r P.M. to 11 P.M. Beardall & Geneva DANCE Try Our HAM SANDWICH STACKED HIGH ON RYE DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF “THE CASUAUS” FRI. & SAT. 12:30 P. M. • 2:00 A. M. Shuffle Board Tournament Skate City Roller Rink OPEN TE 8-2171 M E L0 D E E S K A T IN G R IN322-ISSS K ONORA ROAD Charcoal Broiled Steaks YOUR MATINEE SAT. & SUN. 2:30 P. M .. 1:30 P. M. Ju*t Off 17-92 Oa Dug Track lid. JET B O W LIN G L AFAN 2-7542 E ONORA ROAD w i:a« DANCE t o ­ 8 A. SI. In 9 P. SI. ™ NO ONE HAS TO STAY HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO r Clerk of tin Circuit Court IIPI Martha T. VIHim Deputy C lark R O LLER S K A T IN G At First ft Dalmrtlo (Alongsid. old post office) described a i t i#..t i i . n i “ k. Legal Notice Club Diamond NIGHTLY Legal Notice I’l.rW will s . l l t h . |>r«|>»rly s l l u n t r . l In ..tl.t C o u n t y d.> TIIHHHFIt:i4> FI HUT AH- v rlhrtl n»! l .o l S. Itinck S. W K A T t l IrlTtON* n r r f i r d l n * tn th*» KIlriKIKI.LI KIUS T AUIUt a t th * r* n f, att pfcsirsUI Tlii.X, n rrn ritln H lo lh » i p lat Hook 13. F o r * MITH’K of Mir. jilm t h .r .o f , a . r.cnrtl.il f.f, l*viblt>i l U o t i r d i «f NOTICE IH II KltKIKY OIV* 111 f i s t Hook I t , 1-san **. Fatnln -U tN iunty, F l o r i d a , KN t h a t p u r r u;uit to the F i n a l 1-uhllr i i - o n r j * o f M.mlD ecre* of Pnrec!s>*ur# an d T o g n t h t r w i t h t h a full onvlnc w oj. Cotinl). r l o r t .l s i Main e n t e r e d In t h a r a u a e l l f t i t i o f v r o p a r t y n h i - h »r* c a te d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y T o c r l t i . r w llli I h . f o l lo w ln * pending in tb* Circuit Court lo In M alU d a t a p a r t of t h a lm- I t e m , o f p r o u m , w h i c h st. In and for Humtrial*1 Fauntr. provevnent* l o c m - i t tn s n l p . r m a n . n l l r *»ti ■ M 14IIsit Florida. r a * a D o ck et Number ITllra I n . l u l l , t . . a p s r t o t t h . Intsrnstli •ntl o r ll*rcui>, 11>« und-relmi* l mm b* I n i i i r o v r m e n l s on . . l i t l a n d ! Kumar. n l C l e r k w ill «cll Hi* p r o p e r I n l . r n . i loii.l of U tlra 1M> t Y all ii 11*1 I iii . n,t 1it Clf»put) fu rn ira Xltnl.I OHri I I l h a hliiihput.lld *.i I*, at dcpurlLrdl i»a? li-I» I#n! f, Hint'll 4. M’lJATH* Ml ■ml b*.t bid r f o r V t l , F IlK F IK Iatl FlltMT A1>1»I > at 11:00 A. M. on fha 1 •Ih «l imMlo S ite, t o t h a h l c h . i t m i l t i . . t tililil.r f o r r a s h , a t , at th a 1 »•:. of A|ir lU) 1 1 . TIOM, ■renrdlrur tn th* Door of tho Kami n*d* tlio K ru n t tl o n r o f t h . a . m l id it thereof. »* reco rd * I Kront no). Counhuuaa, ManIn Flat Ilook 12, Fait* ffl, Csninty C u u r l h n u a t , tfaitfgrd, font. Count) KlurMa, I*iiIi]Ic Krvnrdn <tf H*ml« F l o r i d a . UHIAf.) (Hi:AM n dr County, Florida A r i l iu r II. tleekwlth, J r . Arthur II. Iltrkwlth. Jr. TnRtiher with th« following i- l.r h of tha Circuit C ourt I!!«rk of tha Circuit Court Itrina of property which ar* I t): M a ra a rr t T )t. llyt Margaret C. Tyia r*«*ttIr I In and permanently In|i , . | , i i t ) C l . r k I»e|nity Clerk •talltil aa a part of till lm- IMiM P u M l . t i Xloreh *3. *aaa Uh March 33. IMI. pruVt merit* nn etfd latid: CtMJ-TS International of IMIca CIHi-73 Furnace Model OILS S$ IM i »l pUldlc *.»!*, to t h e Ii Ik Im M alwnya nl JIM SPENCER'S a n d h eat b i d d e r f o r r a t h , at 11:00 A. 3d. o n Ik* 1 &t li slay ALL TIIE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... *3.25 of April, I&63, at Hi* F r o n t P o o r o f IHa Hrpi In**1* ('minty CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS ( '" t i ri H m n * , HtnfsirsI, Ptorlsta. & SUN. M EL MURRAY Bowling & Skating Friday and Saturday nights from 12:30 til 2 a m. at the Drift Inn on Beardall and Geneva. Owner Herb Rawls say* they’re the best group he'* ever had . , . every­ one has a good time, especial­ ly the player*. You can munch on their ham on rye sandwich, dance or Just en­ joy your drink while joining in Uto fun. . . . Sunday is still the big day at tlic Club Diamond north of Sanford, it seem* when pveron# el*# elo*e* shop down here they head up there for a little relaxation. Jam session* are held Sunday afternoons too. and if go light n your lunch you -hould try the one pound steak for Tuesday, M arch 2 6 over N B C - T V Slipper. • • . They had a tvaII at tin"Great ai a star, magnificent oj a man" is the way Caribe last Wednesday after­ Donald B. Hyatt, head ot NBC-TV's noted "Project noon when Dolly Shields 'rom 20" unit describes Gary Cooper after working with Hie Credit Bureau came over. Slip played the piano for three him during the lost year of his life. "The TaH Amer­ hours while the crowd joined ican" documentary is Hyatt's memorial to his friend. in singing. They had a good group that Just didn’t want to go home. Robert Jackson, a retired chief, is back at the bsr In the evenings, in notick in i i i :ui : hy mv* M t T i n : til- s * i r I!\ t Ha t | mir mi ;nit I t n Hip* F1naI case any of you wondered f|p*rpii s o T t r n is i ii i n m i r a tv y f F o r rcl nan rn and about him, and of course If ill * #ti|#ir(*’i| In l h a r a tia a 1{X t b s t p u r s u a n t to tb s lt» Mia I 'l r c u l t C otirl t^lnst H » r r» " *i( Kor* t1 fl.u rs Flo is there in the daytime. pandlnw In an d f * r Hrm lnola F n u n l y . *m l H.*t* r n u r * 4 In l h . r a n * , Meals served a* usual til 9 Florida, r a •#> l>*v*k*t Number t i . n i l ln u tn t h . C i r c u i t C o u r t In s m l f u r N . m l n o t . O o u n l r . p. m. and th« Hideaways en­ 1770B II H a l f laid, lh a u n d e r - Klnrlita, r » * . t l o r k . t Nuinlir-r »liru*d t ' l r r k w ill ■t il l h a first* 1 J J U . P ! i » n , t l i . iin<1*rsliinr.t tertain you on weckrnils. p a r l y a t t u a f e d In p a l l C o u n t ) ’ * On# of thr funniest come- die* to com# out of Hollywood Heal crowd pleasers for In many a day i* Walt Dis­ late evening entertainment OPEN 12M3 NOW thru WED. ney'# newest laogh-riot, Kon ar# llte Casual*, who play ADULTS Mir STUDENTS r.O.- of Flubber, now playing at their own brand of music CHILDREN 33c Dio Hit* Theatre. Starring Fred MncMurray, SAT. ONLY OPEN 10:30 FRI. - SAT. Nanry Olson and Keenan Show. AI 1:00- 3:00 FIRST SHOW 11:00 A. 91. S:00 * 7:00 . 9:00 Wynn, it is a worthy succes­ sor tu the producer's earlier romedy bit, “Thu Absent•Minded Professor," in which It’a the this aumr stellar trio com­ bined their talents to bring off the hilarious hi-jinks. Mac31urray again plays the absent-minded Professor Uralfe a tu rin g nard whose scientific experi­ ments plunge him into all kinds of hot water, liis newcM discovery involve* an olfabout of an railivr phenome­ BOOGIE Wo n e IK na, /lubber (an anti-gravity PIANO COMEDIAN substance), which ho labels fluhhergas. 7ha professor not GOOD EATS only uses it to put a football tram into orbit but eventually to create a rainstrom that re­ sult* in a torrent of laughs. OVER 35 YEARS For Mom, Dad and the Kids lly Judy Turner It’s officially spring, oven though the tempera­ ture did take a dip. Hut starting now the dnya will get longer and the nights shorter, so to help yon choose the best way to spend those few night time hours, here's n rundown on what’s going on around town. EVERY # - • FRIDAY & SATURDAY TO T H R M U S IC O F BIG BILL WED. NITE • START • V. M. 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. • MON. THRU SAT. AND T IB VELVETONES �1 Classified Ads Bring Results Classified Phone 322-5613 Office 204 W. 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S I T E OK N O R T H C I I U I.U . OTA, a au b d iv ialo n . a c m rd ln x to p la t th rra u f. re i'o r d a d In F l a t llonk 2, I'a ilea SI In SI, In clu siv e, o f l h a P u b lic R e c o r d a o f Nam lnola C o u n l y , F l o r i d a . Tlila n o t l c a ahull ba p u b l i s h ­ ed o n r a each w e r k fo r f o u r r o n a . c u t l v . w a a k a in l h a tiau fo rd H erald. H O S E AN D O R D B R E D a t S anford, S rm ln o la c o u n t y , F l u r l d a , I hi a 2 i l h d a y of F e b r u a r r A. 11, 1141. (SEAI.1 A r t h u r II. I l a c k w l t h . J r . C lark of c ir c u it C o u rt l l y : M a r t h a T. Y lh le u D eputy Clerk J n a a p h M. K ll a u e r a l d :>« S e c u r i t y T r u a t l l u l t d l n s M iam i 12. F l o r i d a P u b l l a h Mar. I, I. IS, 22. IMS. C1K1-2. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCII and DINNER V rr rr TI~ r 7T Ml r <1 I" r IT ir r » J J niw sfapoi THEN, thru HAT. VISIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room Designed Knpeeallly For BANqUKTS. LUNCHEONS and DINNER PARTIES » m n S" ■JIB J ■1■ □ .i rr •M L m LP U w 1 n 1 w JT ir Ml W tL $1 £T kJ sr Ji I T rr 1 *” rr Lt r SS" sr •38-4197 z being taken for the enroll­ ment of t h e kindergarten a t I h o ( i r a c * M e t h o d i s t Church on Onura ltd. A Woodland HIOHWAYf 17-91 N. PUN PARK, P10810A RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital & Baby Beds. By Day. Week, or Month CAR ROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms. bath. 2 screened porches. 3to Magnolia Ave. Apply ujtstairs evenings. Routes for rent. For infor. m aton contact Ted Wil* Hums Hardware, 205 E. 25th St. 2 BEDROOM hou*e, kitchen equipped. $75 month. Ph. FA 2-5303. ROOMS. The Gables. 40$ Magnolu Avc. FA 2-072U. UNFURN 2 Be Irm. Favor* able location. FA 2-0274. Unfurnished I bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. MODERN Office with confer­ ence room. Air-conditioned. FA 2-7459. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. Near base. FA 2-3085. FURN. Apt FA 2 2800. Summer rate for nice 2 bed­ room furn. apt. $65. 1700 Magnolia. STENSTROM RENTALS 2 UR—1 Bath Home $ 80 3 UR—1 Hath Homo $ BO 3 UR—1 Hath Home $100 3 U R -3 Rath Homo $100 ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS. 3 UR—2 Rath Home $120 Clipping by appointment. 3 UR—l>i Bath Furn. $125 Dog boarding $l.oo per day, call boarding TSc and $5c per day. FA 2-5752. Stenstrom Realty 6. For Kent Real Estate — Mortgages Large 2 bedroom Trailer on 111 N. Park Avc. FA 2-2420 large lake. Adults only. Ph. 2 I1EDROOM furnished Apart­ FA 2-7368. ment upstairs. Private en­ trance. 619 Magnolia. Lake Mary, 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3019. FURNISHED House! Rc*i7nv FA 2-6347. able. No children. 12 Val­ encia Rd. DcRary, Florida. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. 1st St. FURNISHED 3 Room ApL 1717 Park Ave. FA 2-8112. Three room furnished apartment, n o t Magnolia, FURNISHED FOR RENT ' $45. 2 Bedroom Furnished 4 bedroom lakcfront . . . . $123 Apartment, $55. Robert A. Large 2 bedroom facing Williams. Phone FA 2-3951. park ............................. $109 4 bedroom convenient lo­ 2 BR. house, 817 Catalina. cation .......................... $150 loch Arbor three bedroom 2 bedroom unfurnished unfurnished house, kitchen neat ............................. $ 71 equipment, $95.00, Robert A. Williams FA 2-3951. Stemper Agency NEWLY FURNISHED Large REALTOR — JNSUROR 2 BR. duplex. 14th St. Longwood. >38-3298. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. *I Furnished Apartment. Close SMALL furn. Apt. 1902 Maple FA 2-0731. in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 FURN. Apt. 2300 MelkwviUe. EFFICIENCY Apartment on Firat St. Near 2 city frre .NICELY furn. 6 room house. parking lota and ahopping FA 2-6237, stores. No utility charges, Suitable for couple or tin2 HKDROOM HOUSE. Lake gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Mary. Ph. FA 2-7213. Store. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ava., FA 2-5254 AVAILABLE April 1st. 3 BR. House. Stove It refrig. $.45. or FA 2 0525. Mo. Located 2507 Illghlawn Unfurnished t or 2 bedroom Ave, Write owner H. GerApartments. Kitchen equip­ lach, 118211 Gilmore Dr. ped. 108 W. ISth SL Ph. Key West, Fla. FA 2-4678. GARAGE Apartment. Adults only. 1513 Palmetto. It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. s-term ora *««■: ST 5T W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. FURNISHED Apt. 3 rooms, bath. 2 double bed*. Screen­ ed porches. 110 W. 3rd. Su MON RAY. The once a week Deodorant now available in Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. 3. local druir store*. Uncondi­ $40 3to. 40711. W. 1st. tionally guaranteed to atop underarm perspiration and Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near all body odor. NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ CARD OF THANKS cle. FA 2-7481. The huiband and family of the late Janette Huggins 1 B E D R O O M Apartment. Nicely furnished. Near wiih to express their deep­ base. 2015 Sanford Avc. Ph. est appreciation for [he NO 8-4323. many kindnesses shown to them through the loss of FURNISHED Garage Apart­ their loved one. ment. 25451k Palmetto. Ph. Pfc. Jack A. Huggins, FA 2-5254 or FA 2 0525. Husband and Family. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished 3. Education • Instruction house. Kitchen equipped. Near base- FA 2 0506. REGISTRATION is now Legal Notice *I | IT G. For Ilent 2. Notices • Personals " S /ftfis /A u fU t" w t N m w n assn. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - instruction •I. Transportation 5. Food G. For Ront GA Special Notices 7. flusincss Rentals 8. Rcacli Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortfratre Lonns 14. Insurance 15. Rusincss Opportunity 1G. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Habysitters 21. Heauty Salons 22. Build - Paint . Repair 23. Huildintr Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 2G. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 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 LG. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas N O T IC E 18 l i v r r b y a l i e n t h a t I am a n x a « M la b u » ln ia i at U. H. H i g h w a y K , rn l*ark H am lnnla C o u n t y , F l o ri d a u n U t r l b , ( I v l t l o u . n a m a nr ' KKKN D AItK AUTO PART*! sail t h a t I Inland to r a a la ta r aald n a m a w i t h l h a C l a r k of l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t , k r m ln u l a C o u n l y , F l o r i d a , la a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h a p r o v l a l o n a of t h a K tcllltoua N am a I t a t u t t a , to w ilt B a d tu n IS}.** F l o r i d a h t a l u t o H IT. *n«: W i l l i a m W . K c k a r d PvhlUh Mar. 1, 8, 18, U, us*. Furn. 2 Bedroom house. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. 2 Bedroom house, kitchen furn. on Lake Golden. Near base. Call FA 2 4045 dur­ ing day, FA 3-4736 after 3:30. 6A Special Noticed REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. HARRISON'S 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 9. For Sole or Rent 1 New bouse near Lake Mary, 322-3098. 2 BEDROOM furnished house, FA 3-3138 after 3:00 f m . 9 �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our '‘Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! «b For Sale or Renl 1'J. Ilcnl Estate For Stile IB. Situations) Wanled U you like country IUing. DUPLEX APARTMENT and Child Care. FA 2 2274 S Bedroom, 2 baths. On Property, 114 Jessamine south side of bin Lake Av«„ Sanford. S3,000 cash. Children kept. FA 2-4182. Mary. Water for iwaling. Phone Orlando 424-8275, RETIRED N U R S E wants etc. Orange tree;. Approxi­ patient. Private room. Car mately 2‘i acies FA 29182. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY service. Ph. TE 8-3704. 3 Bedroom — with air-con­ PARTLY furnished. 49U9 First ditioning and large family YARD Work FA 2-7878. * St. Large lot- $«0 per room.—Any type financing. Will do Ironing. 323-0591. month. Payments as low as *38,86 a m o, plus laves and insur 21. B e a u ty S alons 12. Heal Estate For Sale ance to qualified buyer. TEE \ \ GREEN ESTATES HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK H EDUCED. 2 Story home. \ Phone 322-2741 Complete Beauty Service good repair, new plumbing Evening Appointments wiring, teriniie contract. ~ SPRING' IS HERE FA 2-5742 713 Magnolia, FA 2-*MC And tv'w is Hie time to look 105 So. Oak for that certain home just Cut \ \ Curl Beauty- Shop >FW HOUSE on Crystal lake. right for the family. Be­ Special on Perms. Call for Latch Arbor Call FA 2-3378 low are just a lew of the appointment. 3 Senior ope­ or FA 2-3U77. exceptional home buy* be­ rators. Free parking lots. ing offered by Stenslrom 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-083! Really, the 1 lluuie of Jim Hunt Realty Homes,” We have the 22 Build - P a in t • R e p a ir home for you, so clieck Office FA 2-211* REPAIRS. Additions, con with us soon! Nights FA 2-0848 crete, painting, carpentry 323 0700 Carport* ami F l o r i d a ] 2427 Laurel Avenue (High2628 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. 1— rooms A specially. V. M. land Park) *400 down, $9u firmer FA 2 7271. NICE HOME, large lot on 16. per month will buy you Ibis 17-92 & interstate 4. *6000 comfortable 3 Bit home, CARPENTRY, repair work takes it furnished at Lake which features charm, pri­ all kinds, new roofs. Ph. Monroe. FA 2 6238. vacy, and many extras! FA 2-2608 after 5. Only J13.U0U! LAKEVIEW Home for sale or REPAIRING, painting, cab trade for a tiled farm on the 2— 114 Grove Lane | Ravenna inct making. All work guar­ west side of Sanford. Call anteed. Call FA 2-2139 after Park). Built - in Kitchen, FA 2-7808 days or FA 2 6368 screened Florida room, and 3 p. m nighls. delightful floor plan will catch your eye, in this like 25. Plumhing N m lrm LAKE MARY new 3 BR modern. *460 New 3 bedroom Its bath with down, and *87.60 per month! best terma. Monthly pay­ ments *81 including taxes 3— 1U6 Westwood Court (Pineand insurance. CALL NOW. Pluiubinfr & Healing; crest 2nd ) Spacious 3 BR AIR CONDITIONING BUY TODAY! 2 bath modem, kitchen CONTRACT and REPAIR LAKE MARKHAM LOTS equipped, on large corner WORK Let us show you these high lot. _ Newly painted inside 1097 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 and dry lots. All have water and' out! *13.760. with *160 frontage, average sire ion down and *!U0 pur month! PLUMfllNr, x 2oo. Wonderful fishing, <antracting Repalra txiating a n d swimming 4— 1918 Ixicust Avenue icily). FREE ESTIMATES Price *1,993.00. — Name Older 3 I)R, 1 bath com­ R. L. HARVEY your own terms. pletely remodeled in good 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 residential area $13,600. with *460 down, and *98 60 26. H adio & T elevision Stemper Agency per month. PERSONAL RADIO A HEALTOR — INSUROR T.V. SERVICE FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 5— 123 Lake Dot Drive (SunWe repair Phono Changers land). Newly reconditioned Radio & T.V.. Auto Radios WILL TRADE Equity in 3 3 HR, 2 bath, family mom I DAY SERVICE iK'dnwm. 2 bath house with home with lake view. Kit­ 25tli St. A Sanford Ave. large Florida room oo chen equipped. $132881, and Ph. 323-0655 fenced corner lot. Kitchen just *88.79 j u t month after equipped. (For what have *160 down payment! (Also FAST DEPENDABLE TV . you) Ph. FA 2-3442 after Service Service calls *1.09. have 3 BR, 1 bath in same 3:30. Home Service Co. 303 San­ area for *11,600, with *360 ford Ave. FA 33632. down and *70 per mouthy. i Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ ner lot facing lake. 109 WANTED used T.V. *■!*. 6— Several economy twine Waits Drive, S u n 1 a n d Call FA 2-9792, buys from *58ou and up. Estate. FHA in service. with down payments from T. V. SERVICE after C p m. $460 down, monthly *84.76, *200. Low monthly pay­ Call F.\ 2-0827. VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 ments. or FA 2 -2118. 27. Special Services Wall BIG! BIG I BIG! Seminole Realty 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-3232 anytime ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, It* bath home. Built-In kit­ chen, alr-condiUoner. Con­ venient location. *600 down. Monthly payments *84.00. Call FA 2 3859. NEW 2 Bedroom. l'» baths. *80 per month. looidale. Call TE * 5483. 3 BEDttUO.M, 116 bath. *260 down, (Ti.00 month. 323UJ78 or 322 2177 o- 322 4(130. NO CASH NEEDED 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Ml a munlit. T. A I. included. 322 B0S5. 3 BEDROOM CR home, 2 hatha. *)f<4) down A assume payments. FA 2-1882. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 Bedroom—with air condit­ ioning and screened porch Any type of financing Pay­ ments as low as *64.00 per nionUi. plus taxes and in­ surance to qualified buyer. TEE N GREEN ESTATES Phone 322-27 41 St. Johns Realty t im e tested APAHTMFXT Sire i* F, Re­ 3 s. M o to rry d cj) - Si'im lcrh frigerator Fxeellcnt con •litlon *12-60 Britt'* Inc VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. New A Used Fmxi Fair Sltopplng Center. Lewi* Sale* A Service 323 I*t34l. 2517 Country Club ltd. Ph. FA-2-70'28 SIXGKR Sewing Machines. Used |*u table-, amt con"oil VESI'A Grand Sport, •wiles. From J.V witti guar Owner transferred. Musi antxe and attachment. Pli sacrifice. 122 Hay* Drive, I thought so!” FA 2 9411. Country Club Manor. It you need a good used Re­ frigerator drop by the .'PL T ra ile rs • Cabanti* :tlA. Pel8 III. Article^ Fur Sale Furniture Center at l loo 21' HOUSETRAILER, PVH ITiY POODLES Silver \KC LAMBRK1TA Spooler Moo Freneh Avr. model. FA 2 6039. Complete Aquarium SIJ.wi. Championship line. Phone Girl* Sire I Shoe 8k ate*, 36. A utom obile's • Iru c k n 1063 PALACE IIOUSETRA1LFA 2-7KM. ER. In good condition, *9 00. FA 2-831L Hkin VALIANT I’vt owm r length 27 ft. S7.V0 ui. John :12. Flow era - Shrubs Going overseas bell for 1 rank, 871 Seminole Blvd, best oltcl. FA 2 9911), PETUNIA, Snapdragon, P ju ­ Reconditioned and rcllnlxhCassellverry, Florida. mp Mock. eil retiuerd to *295.09, *13.85 GRAPEVILLE NURSERY down. Slu.45 per month. Grapeville Ave. Near 20tli SI. Reclaimed spinel reduced for quick sale $4n.75 de Annuala, Petunia*. Snapdra liver*, only *18 05 per gona, Panaiea, Vegetable month. Ellington Grand Plant*. Dutch Mdl Nursery Mahogany rebuilt like newUpsala ltd. Just eft 20tli SI. only $895(81. Rentals $10.00 and t*t SI. per munlh. Streep* 611 N. Orange, Orlando Plwnr 33. Furniture 124-2401 WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment* 25” Snappin Turtle Mower with riding Sulky. *;>o. l'h. of *13.60 on 3 complete FA 2-5928. room* of (urnlture. Call TE 8-1511, Casiriberry, cul- ONE Hide-A-Bed wilt sell lor leet. $159. 3 Month* old. Can Inseen a I Park Ave Trailer Uifd furniture, appliance*, Court. lYailer 91. Pat Fi*tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. cher. Larry’i Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 24132 USED Uanleu Tiller. A bar­ gain. FA 2*8899. f ir m FA 2 6133 BEDROOM. 2 bath. Central Heat, double carport*, lencad yard. S14UU down and 1120 moulhly payments luu Lake Doi Drivr R ? 5010. IKK MARY. Evanadale n e t luu I bedroom*. 2 bath Preferably home. Uu large lot, near SALES LADY. paat 3o Mu*t he good in ichoola. Sandy beach and Arithmetic. Apply in perboat launching on LHtle xon Ben i fankUn Store L u u '1 ary *l-i.WJ I’ l. Food Fair shopping Center. FA 2-7064 ORCHID SALE 10 cent- each Benches at bargain J. C. Kunlun Lemon Hluff, I la. 1^51/ Here arc a few 4>f (ha unila we nrc nfferitiK . . . 1962 Ford Falcon DELUXE COUPE WAGON; beautiful blue vinyl interior, blue and white finish, sitriiiul't Iransmlsslun, heater, rudhi, 6 y ' ply liren. This imti has rimin for this an(ire family. ONLY $2095 1961 Ford Country Sedan A clean STATION WAGON with automalic Iratinmisninit, railin and heater* while iireo. Very special Hi . . . . • ANNUAL Sailing Volume Sales On ’till Fords — Means (i renter Savings On Our Late Model Trade-Ins FREE ESTIMATE SPRING AUTO GLASS INSTALLED in a select USED C A R Piano Bargains SINGER BEDROOM. 2 bath home High correr M, fenced backyard. Very Utw equity. Scnltnt ik Glnss and Painl Assume *78.on monthly pay­ (T im p an y ments 41) G1 loan. Ph. 219 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 FA 2 JQ50. AUTO - RADIO HOUSE, 3 Bedroom, I'v Drive-In Repair Service hatha. Back yard fenced. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V Excellent condition, Ijjw 25lh SI. A Sanford Ave. down payment. Monthly Ph. 323 (8553 pay mcnla *72 oo. F A S 5916. 2! P o u llry • L ivestock 139 Mayfair Circle Shetland Pome*. t 16. Female H elp Wunled l.arg, gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ dles and bridles. 322 9162. SEWERS W WTED I\1 \IK bl.\TM V Work at liium doing simple tewing. We aupply materi­ al* and pay .hippiiig both Plant* 56 m il* wuya. l,uod rale of pay. S I .0 0 & * 2 .0 0 Piece work. Apply, Dept. t in 6 inch put* All 369. Box Wlu. Adelaide 5 ernis eaeb Post Office. Tot unto, On­ 7 In K inch pills tario, i a mol a. GET READY F O R . . , . LOSF WKIGIi r safely with 1 7*j hp MERCURY Kicker, Dex-A-Olct tablet* Only lake new. 1 10 lip Wiicxmsin Motor. AF 2-6978. IWc. Touchlon's Drugs. H O LLER S o fS A N FO R D LAWN SERVICE 36. AulumutUlcs) - T ru c k s 3!L Trailers - Cabanas I hr ftanfarti Srralft Fri. Mar. ’22, ‘63—Page 11 BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? 195S MOBILE HOME with FINANCE IT WITH US S‘ x 20' aluminum imulat- 3!L Trailers • Cabanas ♦ 1jjw Interest Hates eif cabana. $3tio equity ami ♦ low Monthly Payment* assume payments. Phone 19.47 MOBILE HOME. 1 Bedroom*. large screened paFLORIDA STATE BANK FA 2 0466. tio. FA 2-90(49. YOLKSWAGON Station Wa­ gon • Bus. In A-I shape. Private owner. FA 2 8So*J. $1 per day rental for Firetrie Carpel Shampooer willi 37. B onis - M otors ptirduse of Blue Lustre. Gateway To The 44'atcrway Carrol's Furniture. R obson S p o rt intr G oods Your EVINRIOE Dealer CAR LUGGAGE rark, large weatherproofed Sisixr 2 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-6961 Twill bookcase twailNunl* 14 BOAT. CITTF.R 40 hp 513(Hi. Girl* 24” Bicycle. Motor ami till trailer. Like SI3O0. M3 W. Onout ltd. new. 1 year old. 322-0747. FA 2-3UW. tl)S W. 21si St. Sales A Service G. II. HIGH 1700 W. 1st SI. Satilord Ph. FA 2-3U3 Air-Conditioninpr 3>; hp FIllESTONE Outboard motor. S20. 1 ton Westinghouse Air-Conditioner. 1st elans. *75. l’h. FA 2-7960. DELUXE. Mauffer |s»ture rest unit. Reduce the ef­ fortless way. *73.00. Like new. FA 2 2060. FH1G1DAIRE Highland Park S E W IN G M A C H IN E 412 Edtlha Circle CALL FA 2-57811 Thli three bedroom block LAWNS Renovated - Aerate home on two lota can be Remove Thatch - Chinch purchased tor * 12.01)0 .00. Bug Spray (VC-13) • FertiCan be financed through lie—Ph. FA 2 4244 FHA by qualified purchas­ MANSFIELD LAWN SEH. e r for only fUOO.OO down including closing coat. Ex­ clusive listing II. B. P O P E CO., IN C. 2UU So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FA 2-3961 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Mowing au<J edging, etc Satufartion guaranteed. Ph. 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home FA 2 1117 Fenced yard. Assume pay­ ments. 202 Oakland Ave. 2!L Automobile Service FA 2-4821. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths Kit 3 rlifO equipped. N*> down j payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. FA 2-1781. 118 N. Park Ave By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE Upholstering A Maltrcs* ren­ G K. DRYER. *35. FA 2 2075. ovating. New & Used Furni­ CHOICE RUGS ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. From *0.011 to *30i*i Co., at 799 Celery Ave. CLOSE OUT on Vi»coie tu n 'd FA 2-2117. room *ire rug*. A good 7— A few clioice executive selection of black A white, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick homes in prestige neighborgold A while, A green SI’RINKER SYSTEMS Service With the Caah. h o o d s , <Idyjlwlldc, Loch tweeds in popular 6 x 9— All Type* and Sires SUPER TRADING POST Arbor, Mayfair, Grove Ma­ 9 x 12—9 x 15—12 x 12 and We Repair end Servier FA 2-0677 nor) from *22.000 and up. 12 x 15. Some with loam S T I N E Excellent FHA and Con­ Machinery and Supply Co. rubber back While they 31. Articles Fur Sule ventional financing avail­ 2U7 W. 2nd St. lust only *1 5o per m| yd. FA 2-6432 able. Sale, mesa kit*, canteens, CARPETS ALA CARTE Plano Tuning and Repair *155. Sleeping hag*, *6 88 Fern Park. Fla next to Can­ W. L Harmon - FA 2-4223 non Towel Co 838-6021 Surplus City, 201 W. 1. A RIG bargain, if sold byApril lit- Beautiful BIG Sanford home at louo Oak Ave., near all churches, for a BIG family requiring 3 or 4 bedrooms ami 2 baths, plus a BIG newly modern­ ised kitchen that will de­ light mother of the family. A once in a U ltim a offer­ Stenstrom Realty ing a t *9,600. Very good Rral Estate — Mortgages term s can be arranged. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 the 31. A rtic le s F o r S ale NEW CHEVROLET - OLDS - CADILLAC USED CARS AND TRUCKS $2088 and up $.‘1123 and up $5101 and up 10 % DISCOUNT ON ANY NEW OR USED CAR IN STOCK PLYMOUTH 3 Door V-8 I HKD Station Wagon 4 Dooi V-8, Aubmiallr CADILLAC Sedan DeVille Power. Mr Condilioned FORD t lloor. 6 III.. Slation Wagon Auloinatir I imi>ini»>iun FORD 4 minify Sedan V-8. Ilteriliivr 1957' O L D S M O B IL E Slip! 1 88 hardtop Mallon wugmi, radio A healer, power nleering, auloinatir lran*nii**ion, clean. ItKIII ( Ell! (’.'MBA 1961 G A L A X IE bo 59 58 57 ( I I l . \ HOI.iri Mallon Wagon 6 I )l., Sid. 57 CHEVROLET Inn Pickup. 61 6 I 'l l . Milomallr UFA HOI.I I I Door. 6 Cyl-. Sla. Wagon 59 IPLY .MOUTH 2 Door llardiup 59 6 Cyl.. Std. SIMM CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan Del ill. 69 Power \ lid Air 4 mill. I MM Rut,FI I I tool Station Wagon 61 4 *x V u in m w in WHILE l 1 I loo i 58 (6III.Cyl., S td . SltifI sedan 500 ludur hardlop, blue ami while liniMt, V-n engine, L-O-41 transmission, radio, healer. FC.1-10A 1961 F A L C O N URMIA 1959 FORD C U S T O M 4db 2395 695 595 95 95 1445 795 695 1095 1795 1195 J AND .MANY OTHERS AT — 219 E. 2nd ST. AND 2605 I*AUK AVP. LAST 4.MAC PA4.ME.NTh 300 tmlm sedan, 6 cylinder, -imnlard lran»mi**liin, light green finish, rlean, low niilrage ear. T V I'IA ------ -- --------------------- * -------------------- 1959 FORD C U S T O M 300 furrior, 6 rylinder, auloinatir lran*ml**ion, healer, neat lirll*. rlean, medium green. Unr owner. TC333A 1*31/ ,. Id -1-diMir HARDTOP, air conditioned, spot. lens white with muriKin inleriur. (Jueea iif Ihe Ini nl . . . . $1995 £xbw S p a tia l! C O U N T R Y SE D A N KU cylinder engine, Hiilitmnlie Irnnamisslon, radio and heater, A low mileage wagon with new iminl, blue & white. CHOICE FOR ‘895 1960 Corvair 700 SEDAN; aiilomolic Iransmirmion, radio and healer. Lianl owner. ONLY . . . . $1195 1962 T H U N D E R B IR D Fully powered, air cnndlitnned, low mileage, rlean. I ” 1958 FORD C O U N T R Y 4-8. auloinatir transmission. radio, h ra lri, sparkling whilt finish willi red interior. 52 DODGE 495 1960 Pontiac Ventura 1959 FORD 9 PASS. IK CHEVROLET J, Ion Pfrhup 6 4 »L Sid. Sldll 500 Fotdm Slation 44agon, 6 ryUnder, aulnmallr IranamU....... radio, healer, luggngr rark, while wllli vinyl trim, DISCOUNT SALE CHKVttOLETS OLDS - 88 CADILLAC 1962 G A L A X IE I lull 4 let It r ill. Iteauliful yellow llnl*h. C-O-M Iransmla*iiili, 4-8 rngine, radio, healer, weal hell*, clean. 1495 SED. 1960 Vauxhall A d e a n econom y car for Ihe budget buyer. rlean, Vi Ton Pick-Up With Utility Ibnlv. ( lean. 529 ALL CARS SOLD UNDER G .W . WARRANTY FOR 12 MO. DROP IN . . . YOU WILL RE J>Aaa! EXTRA TOR VALUE STAMPS WK HAVE MANY MURK LATE MODEL USED CARS FUR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM! ALL ( A lls SOLD UNDER THE G.W. WARRANTY. Strickland-Morrison — INCORPORATED — IIhciI Car 1ml Acroon from L'ltlc Center 308 E. UI SANFORD FA 3-1481 PHONE WINTER PARK Ml l-8% l GLAD YOU DID . . . �4 fftir gw fw l PnRO 12—Fri. 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 contacted by Welcome Wsgon Hostcs* Nora Norris arc asked to please phone Mrs. Lawrence Pettinatl for re- Prairie Lake Young People To Aflend Rally 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 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 'Planting Day' Set At SSJH 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. LINDA Ml LIS Rock Closes Its Doors 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 lav as ion Hope Seen For Release O f 17 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. 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 N O W O PEN ! S E M IN O L E DRY OPERATED CLEANERS South Seminole Sets Pre-School Roundup 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 K l e . 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 .. . surpassingallothersin nursingand 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: 8 3 0 W . M f C N M A N A V C .* O fr L A M D O , F L A . • pk. program committee. Casselberry M en ’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. > * S P EC IA L! 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 LEW IS 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 ’m tfurii lim t lil Polling Places ' VOL.. 53 * United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 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 MON., MARCH 25. 1963 1 SANFORD. FLORIDA 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. ELIDIBLE VOTERS E L IG IB L E VOI 888 1300 French Ave. 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 nit 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 P R E C IN C T A D D R E S S WEATHER: Fiiir nml mild throitRlt Tuesday, llitrh today, 75-80. Low fortnight, 50-55. NO. 675 Bulletin 4 5 t 6 7 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. s 9 10 11 12 Ct 14 15 16 17 ID in 2(1 21 Krider, accompanied by Harold Scott, Jacksonville engi­ 23 neer for the proposed canal, told the conference that "I am more optimistic than at any time in tho past decade about chances for the canal from the St. Johns Diver to the Indian Diver. (This proposal would open 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 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 Tim county's 23 polling nre nt stake, 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 ’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 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-Flor★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 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 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* Orlando, chairman of 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 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. 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, 'J tfN who described the training and cost* of pioduclion losses. 2nd. K. MAGNOLIA I'll. FA 2-G321 functions performed by Heavy Herald Index 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 W W A ... BRIEFS Spending Plenty ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'Get Out Vote Urged I Frederick, Republican Not Afraid Vie For Vote Here Now Committee Higher Temps Stepped Up Cuba Raids Set Shopping Center No Casualties k Appeal Due Tuesday Susan Brown New 108th Day Entry In Contest Another Try $300 Million Citrus Damage Closing Navy Loop Officers Named Spring Special Slander Suit Extension Set M A T T R E S S R E N O V A T IO N Eisenhower Quits Army I{i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 22, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Harold I'mfe Smith Ih to be­ come Supreme Allied Commander in the At­ lantic, succeeding Atlm. Jtobcrt L. Denniaon, ef­ fective April 30. At preiumi*. Smith i» comman­ der-in-chief, U.S. Nuval force)!, Europe. Joon of Arc Red Kidney Beans . . . 29« Mueller Wide, Medium or Fine limit 1 aaupo n par family p l t a i e l Ifsp rwa i»t,„ Which 11, (till Egg Noodles mux: • t e e I9 « e Speciol Skotch Jug Pack Nescafe Instant C o ffe e .................. 'ft' $ 1.99 th n e n p r o d u c e la n e Vine-Ripened Florida Keep Poison From Children, Parents Warned j-' a i To stem the riling tide of accidental poisoning of tmall children, the American Red C r o n urgei parents to take the utmost precaution* to keep polaonou* substance* beyond their children's reach. The Red Cros* has joined 31 member-organizations of the National Planning Council in observance ol National Poiton Pretention Week, March 17-23, John F. MiCknkcy, Chairman ot the Seminole County Chapter, said. “ Mure than 300,Duo acciden­ tal poisonings a year happen in children (ive years old and younger," McClo.kcy said. "Proper safeguards by parents could have prevented most ol liiese accident*, of which ionic .V*> were fatal.’’ Pretention ami emergency care of poiroti victim* i» taught In all Hrd Crot* first aid courses At ihi* time, peak season fur first aid (raining, some 3S,b0u classes are in progress around the country, McCloskey said. McCloakcy recomme.tded these measure* to prevent small children (pint swallow, mg household items which are poisonous.; 1. laick up drugs, intcciides, detergents, and cleaning materials, or store them well beyond children's reach. Re­ member that children learn to climb at an early a g e before they can tell the dif­ ference between harmless and harmful substances. 2. Return the dangerous Items t o , their customary storage places immediately after u*ing. 3. Keep harmful household item* In their original con­ tainers. Do not transfer them to mason Jars, milk or soft drink bottles. t. Children arc im ita tiv e do not take medicines in their presence. 3. In administering medi­ cines to children, refer to them as "medicine," not as "candy." Always lake or give medicines in well lighted rooms and always read the label first. (I. When the illne.-s for which a medicine wa* pres­ cribed i» over, dispose of the remaining urdictnc by flushing it down tlie dram. Rinse the container llwrtiughly before discarding TOMATOES 15 lb. 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'S r 59c 'p0;;- 39c F ille ts.................... □ P o rk S t e a k s ........... »> ■45« 16-aa. g ^ c • Pkt l o a t h '* Fatah at Cad Plain or Self-Rising Fresh Lean 2'pVr 89c Rath's Black Hawk Hickory Smoked □ S lic e d B a co n . . . R aath ’i Frlad l e a l lap ] Pillsbury F lo u r.......................49c Dinners.................. 10-.*. 4 9 c tH Tarnow't Whole-Hog □ P o rk S au sag e . . °* 25« □ Lu n ch e o n M e a t s , 6pkg. (bologna, liver-cheese, pickle 0 pimento* Herman's Cocked or Baked □ S lice d H a m • • • • • pkg. 6 °*. i ■4 | H [ • / t r 5 9 c Swift's Premium Sausage □ S m o k i e s ................. 7 c 5 9 « Seat Controversy Door Re-Opened TALLAHASSEE (UP!) The North Florida District Court of Appeals Tuesday r e ­ opened the door for petitionera seeking an' election to move the Volusia Couniy seal from DcLaud to Daytona Ucach. Tile petitions-two of llicin —will have to be recanvasaed ainee the District Court set aside part of ■ ruling by Cir­ cuit Court Judge P. H. Revels which laid the County Com mission could not exclude a nam e from one of the petitbu* wlihuut following cer­ tain steps Hie high rourt opinion, written by Judge Wallace K. Sturgli, said that the two pe­ titions will be considered to­ gether In the rerauvass to de­ termine U the election must be celled. 59< lb. Tarnow't Assorted Sliced ••L e n t e n i ib. 4 9 < S e a f o o d T r e a t s 99 □ S e a B a ss F ille ts . . «■ • 59< □ D e e p -S e a S ca llo p s ib 69< mvssfm G r e e n »ilh An aavpfri and y*td>«ia af; <=>V IYS0L SPRAT DISINFECTANT v;: I tiN t a t * 4t . ' ^ W ants U , S t a m *>th iiii c«vf«» m i r*rdi«i« *k 'IT83c iPM tts *e» March 11. 19*11 (M il sunshine orbit cremes nS T 39* J (!l G r e e n p s ^ C R IS T TOOTH PASTE 98c nabisco lorna doones 39* £*){ G r e e n S ta m p * S ; WHERE MbVnmmWt OOO'Vmnf 000 S ta m p s SHOPPING • i * Ala aanyaa a*d pwdtaaa afi „ ^ SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRANKS m. Sfc (•tO.ro* l i U March 21 m i l I french's instant potatoes french's instant potatoes ken-l-ration dog food s r 33* "AV. 59* 6 “ 98* IS A PLEASURE ALTAMONTE s n iiM is . (A s s iu .iiH im r . FEItN I’AUK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NOUTII OKI.ANDO AND 8ANFOKD" . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 and STATU IIOAD lilt ken-l-ration dog food 2 -SF.HVING 49* dash ( lOc-off label) detergent - 69* TT �. * « c1 •x Downtown Check C lO •t> l a r k y v e r s i i k i . A FEW RANDOM NOTES ON A DULL DAY . . . Republican* can re*t easy , , . Jan Fortune sent us an other telegram saying lie will nol be transferred. We tried in get a Mate merit from Jan Fortune on Kern Park incorporation . . Alter speaking to three secretar­ ies, two receptionists, a mis­ sile technician, a gentleman from the Orange County Chamber of Ctimmeree, a member of the Itoltin* Col­ lege university department on political science we were in­ formed t hat Mr. Fortune would not he in today. They'll he putting the limenick on 25di SI. next week . . , Project expected to be com­ pleted in about two month* . . . Cost J75.000. * TV SHOWS I II LIKE TO SEE . . . —On "The Defenders." The attorney tells lit* son. "We’ll talk about the principle later. Hid you get die fee7" —On "Honanza." The four heroes see a wounded man at the side of Hie trad. They look at each other anil keep riding. —o n "David Brinkley'* Journal." A half hour probe of "Chet Huntley reporting.” —On "The Untouchables." Eliot Net* is offered a bribe, accepts it happily, has a rousing good lime, kicks a newspaperman, laughs at a tittle old lady begging for a lew cents to liny some bread, nisi no one e v r r finds out. Political pundits are bet­ ting that less than 1.000 pen pie turn out for the special legislative elect um Tuesday , . la t a show 'em they're wrong. Maffett Pudding on Com­ mercial looking real good. commend to tin* full legisla­ tive council, which meets herr F rd a y to put the fin­ ishing touche* on measure* it will send to Pie legislature, a bill repealing the 1955 dog track relief law which gives these tracks a rebate amounting to Sioo a day. TFX Senate Probe Thickens WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate investigator* called Deputy Defense Secretary Hoswrtl (iilpairie today to ask for the name of an "tinidentified Pentagon spokes­ man" who belittled their TFX airplane inquiry. Jlcfcnse Secretary Robert S. McNamara was scheduled to test if ly later in the day in defense of hi* decision to award the multz-billion dollar TEX contract to General Dy­ namics instead of Hoeing Air­ craft Co. Reports ot possible conflict of interest by civilian penta­ gon officials in Um* award added fre-h controversy to the already jwlitlcally explos­ ive investigation A CONV E IISATI 0 N WITH LEE GARY Hfporler: How do you feel about doubling the Supervisor of Itegistralion’s salary? Gary; I don't have any de­ MIAMI i l l ’l l — Hmise cision this morning . . . Speaker Mallory Horne *aid .Might have one in a few days. Wednesday » special House committee studying eduraThe same question to John lion need* in the state lia* Alexander; "Still studying recoinmemk-ii raise* of KXHI the matter It ought to be con­ to fcgsi annually for teacher*But Uic teacher* ate ask­ sidered if she can operate her office fulltime with the same ing for tnore amount of money she i< pres­ The Florida EducatKin A* aociauon it plugging for r s ia - , e n t ly getting along on." *> a meeting set for March 27 to discuss only that ques­ tion. Gordon V Frederick, lie. mocralic candidate for die legislature, said today that • t personally tielieve that at least 15 to :<t per cent of the people should show some 1definite interest in forming tin’ Town of Fern Park In* fore the legislative dek’gatlnn could cnnsiler such a proposal." Frederick c o n tin u e d ; "Frankly J do not know howmany property owners are within the proposed town J understand there are six protile on die committee which prrpaied and propose* the charter. However, it has al­ ways been die policy to re quire a substantial showing that the people want a town charter before die Seminole legislative delegation would consider its passage." The candidate concluded, "My present thinking is that such an act should provide a referendum tie held »m a petition of l.vjn per cent of the land owners and that the actual incorporation would require at least a majority vote." Hep. S J. Havis Jr. anil Mark Cleveland J r . unop­ posed Pemnoratir candidate for slate senator, reported dial "whatever the people of the area effected want" will rule the art ion of the dele­ gation. "Those in "avor should let us know and liaise o|.jw>M'd should do tin* same, so that vec can he in a post* linn to make a decision as a delegation. We need an expression of a goodly minitier in determine the wishes ol tlte majority " WKATIIKU: Fuir nuil cool through Friday. High Utility. Cm -70. l.nw tonight, fta-GO. Hunt Tuna Killer Tax Boosts For Jai-Alai, Dogs, Expected A tniTea-cd Interest in tile of proposed incori'oration Fern Park must tv shown by residents id that community iieforc liny action will be t..kon by the Seminote I'oun ty legislator delegation, it was indicated today. Casselberry has gone on record as npiwiving Fern Park's incorporation and At tamonie Springs has indicatcd it will aHo npjwise, with T h e c i t y w ill s t a r t e x t e n s i v e in s p e c t io n o f nil dow ntow n s tr u c t u r e s w ith in th e n e x t m o n th , M a y o r T oni .McDonald s a id t o d a y . M c D o n a ld saitl t h e Im iltlinn a n d f i r e in s p e c ­ t o r will p r o b a b ly b e g iv e n t h e g r e e n l i g h t in a b o u t a m o n t h to g o o v e r e v e r y Imililing in t h e downlow*n a r e a a n d r e p o r t b a c k to t h e c o m m i s ­ sion. A t t h e p r e s e n t ti m e m o r e t h a n Uhl s t r u c ­ t u r e s h a v e b een ca lle d c o n d e m n e d in t h e h is t six m o n t h s — m o s t o f t h e m in t h e o u t l y i n g a r e a s . All t h e s t r u c t u r e s h a v e b e e n v a c a n t . M ost of t h e p ro p e rty o w n ers o f th e con­ d e m n e d b u ild in g s h a v e t o r n d o w n t h e s t r u c t u r e s by t h e m s e l v e s . O n ly in v e r y m i n o r i n s t a n c e s h a s t h e c i ty s t e p p e d in t o c l e a r t h e p r o p e r t y . i ' l a r r d on r e c e n t c o n d e m n a t i o n list f o r public h e a r i n g h a s b e e n t h e old S •inb’ole h o s ­ pita l on O ak A ve. D K T R O I T ( U I ’ I) — A n n t ion w ide s e a r c h f o r a killer, s u s p e c t e d o f b e i n g lo d g e d in a s m a ll c a n <>f t u n a f is h a n d c a u s i n g t h e d e a t h s o f t w o w o m e n , c o n ­ t i n u e d to d a y u n d e r t h e d ir e c t i o n o f t h e F ood a n d D rug A d m in istra tio n . U n d e r v o l u n t a r y a c t i o n , all A & P b r a n d t u n a fish I was removed from the food chain's slielves across die We'll probably get a tele­ nation. The cans were sub­ gram tomorrow on tlm mut­ jected to close scrutiny by the ter. teams of health inspectors. Sought was the extremely Our legislation delegation. rare Type E botulism, which Mark Cleveland Jr., Cordon Frederick and Joe Davis, is suspected of taking the when they go to Tallahassee lives of two Crosse He, Mich., TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) — early next month will have women. about go bills in their tup poc­ A Legislative committee re.Mrs, Colette Brown, 37. ket* . , . Most important will am i mended today hills to died last Friday, and Mrs. p r o b a b l y he county wide take additional state revenue Margaret McCarthy. 3!). died drainage . . . Making it legal from legalized I-citing at d-g T o o t s y , They had eaten a to spend road and bridge fund lunch of tuna fish from a can tracks ami jat alai. money for area drainage. bearing the Ail* label, and Hut the legislative council’s became violently ill shortly tin ie r a new proposal Sem­ lax committee voted not to afterward. inole County Will get better recommend a proposal that There is no conclusive evi­ forestry protection . . . In would cost Sunshine Horse dence a* yet that the suspect­ the pa-t we shared a forester Track at Oldsmar another ed tuna was the real cause nl the botulism poisoning, hut it with Orange and Lake . . ■ $1H7,K17 in taxes. was being checked, Now It will only tic Lake. 1 hi oL.ni 'Yiu wiih.hvwn ?t Thomas Hi own, chief in­ die request of the State Itacvestigator of the FDA * lie Homestead exemption dead­ ing Commission which Ju*t tndt oilier, said the other in line nears . . . and so do two weeks ago had suggest­ gieilicnts of the lunch, coffee taxes. ed it be enacted into law. and bread, were ruled out u Hating Commission Ctinir possible causes of the hotul Hung Slenstroin's l o n g man Holier! Morgan said the ism. range planning comn idee on commission changed Its .ntnd education will meet next Tests conducted on a dozen i in the interim because Sunlucsday at 7:J» |u n . at the ihi|w haJ , vory |MMir , e l oilier cans of turns trom the Civic Center to discuss that son and probatily could not same batch showed no botul­ proposed stale university . . . afford Hie extra lute. The ism, lit own said. "It is remotely possible Heal im|Hirtunt meeting . . . measure would have repeal­ We noted Maek Cleveland ami ed lire s|M'iial tax rate allow­ Ilia! iMilulism could have or Cordon Frederick along with ed hor*o tracks with an aver­ curled in only the one can. John Krldcr huddling to­ age daily pari-mutuel pool of lint we can't figure how that gether in the drug store the less than *400,000 per day could happen . . . nor ran we other day . . . Celling ready Sunshine is the only track tigure what else, besides botulism, was Involved in ilie lor the log push to get litis of fee led. school here. Tlie committee voted to re­ deaths,” be said. t incorporate Or. Slated - McDonald < i* t^ People Decide—Frederick VOl.. r>:t U n ite d P r e s s L e a s e d Wit * Bulletin LUKA INK UAMF.KON New Entry Set In Beauty Show Ml** Lurnlue Cameron, 17 year old daughter of Mr. und Mi*. A rthur Cann ron of West First St. i* the liiiid contest­ ant in tlie Mi** Scmimilu • minty Contest, E. H.trpei, J t ., contest chairman announ­ ced today, M a* Cameron, n blue-eyed blonde was named Culie of the Week by IIndio Station WII h u . for March II to 17. Sim play* piano, when »he‘s not rcading-or coUcctirur_rcr-. old* or listening to them, or ruling on her burse, Siie hopes to marry a goodlooking man who i* kind and bn* a sense of humor, but in the meantime, she plan* to study for sonic kind of social work after her graduation I loin t-CHI mote It igit Hi-1usd. I,m aiur i* five fa. , livo and a quarter Jnrhex tali, weigh* 170 with measuremi nt* of -*CI. DeBary Gets Okay On Bank JACKSONVILLE (C P U — The rlnrida Milk CooiioLslou voted today to frerze milk price* at the rurrrnl wholesale level and In p tair limit* on the amount nl rtiicount a distllliulor maj give a retailer. BRIEFS Special Training MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union today tunnelled another unmanned earth s a t­ ellite to gather spare datu for flltmu manned flights. Sur lulls TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Sen. Ed price Jr., of Hnidrtiton, says ihal a proposed Sev­ ern tier lax oil puipwood nml minerals to go before tlie up­ coming Legislature will gel "very serious consideration.'' Explosion MIAMI (UPI) — Several piopuhu gas lank* exploded west of Miami International Ait port W<slnr.-day night a f t­ er a file bloke out ill a cylin­ der filling room where Hie gas is buttled for distribu­ tion to homes. Ask JFK Help Restore Full Citizenship To Lee Urged Ends Talks Terms .Set Science Fair Space* Attempt Teacher Pay Hike Study On ea ranging from (ton to 1 1.00(11lie tween $73 and $30 milium a year, a program w h ic h ! Horne said the committee would cost the state twice also recommended that the what Horne's select commit- formula for state anil county tee (dans on. tlnanci.il ahuuldermg of cdu Horne, wtw> made no re­ cation cost* lit- frozen at 75 ference to tiie recent F E A 25 with tin- state Hearing tlie projiosal. told a civic stub brunt of the burden. here that the pay ral-e pro­ Hr said tins would add an gram if adopted in Talta other Mu mill am to state boasec. wooid tw*t ,ia a u t e j costs. The com mil lee decided to recommend retaining tie- prevent program of state-jirovid ed texltsaiks instead of switdiing to a system of having parents buy Hie books, Horne rejtorted. "The committee decided the practice was tui ingrainrd for a sudden change," he 1 said. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O . G73 Plague North Orlando tunaA... Red Satellite T I I U I I S . , MAIIU1I 21. HIGH Sign Controversy, Results The balloting is complete, the poll* a to rinsed, the re* suits have been announced . . . but the campaigning contin­ ue-. in Nnrtli tlilurido. The Heiald hll* hern be­ sieged Ibis morning with telrphone rails of complaints, charges, answers . . , but it MIAMI (U P II — The U. S. appear* many cannot accept armed forces expect to lake in about t-'li of lido Cuban in* j*s u n brigade members who ap­ plied for speeial tunning A sperial meeting vv-ns held in In-Hniy Tuesday night at tlie homo of Mr. amt Mi*. Samuel Futon to advise tlie residents of Doltary that Dep­ uty Controller of Currency T. G. ill-shorn of Washington, It. I Ini* approved H charter WASHINGTON (UPI) — to open o Kaliunn! Hunk ill Florida senators and n-preDellary as requested last No­ scntaliven called on President vell! tier, Kennedy und on striking un­ .Stock in tlie amount of ion men and company official* f loll,null, l i.oou share* at fill) per shore, soon u .11 I*. put on Wednesday to make an allout effort to «.nd the Florida WASHINGTON i l l ’ll - tlie market w ill residents of East Const Hallway strike. lb,, lummunity being given Gen, Robert E. t e r died without the full rights of an fust t-hulee nf miIi * mil to American citizen—the revered exceed loll shale* to any oiiu OIIEKLIN, l Him ( t i l 'l l — person. leader of a hist rauv* Delegates nf six Protestant A III-W building will he Today a freshman con denominations end their dis­ gressman asked Conitres* to elected on a site yet to lie cussions today on n prwpo-al restore cltl/cndup to Hie man dctei mined and a bunk pn-sito nirtge llieir 21 million who led Hie Southern force* d e n t a m t c a s h i e r will In- h i n d , member* into one church. in tiie field during the War l i n t li«w Delluiy H a n k will Major obstacle* still loomed offer complete se n n e - ai,.t Hctween the Stales. laige again-l u posiitde union. Hep Jam es II. Quillen, tit stock will In' sold as out Inn J Tenn ), introduced a resolu­ by the Deputy Cutitiollcr of tion to niake Iso "poxlhum t uiivtwy In Wash mg ton, NEW YORK (UPI) — ously a dti/en tn good Hand­ D. » Striking mailers came to ing again" in order to rigid Proposed us dircctUJ* will be terms early today with news­ a "long-standing wrong " II. Guy t ' h a - ' , Samuel l-jion, paper publishers, causing .Myron Acturdi, Dr. Gemge pressure in mount for printI-1 non, Oscar I'upincuu, It. • is to end llieir llll-dny-old hauruiAli. Janie, Spaulding, dispute wtili eight *hut-down The Seminole High School Arnold Hooper ami I. papci s. Science Fair being held in Walter*. the Silence Wing today is open to the public from in NEW YORK (UPI) Dr. a nt. until 9:3o p. in. Don M W A tit A, Nicaragua — Wernher von Hi nun, developReynolds, head of tlie Science Dept, said today. Awards in f UPI I— A band of tommy er of the United State* Rodseized temporary ! stone missile, annoum-ed Wedbiology, chemistry, physics, gunners and industrial education will control of a radio Station here nesduy lliut Hie fouttb giant lie made at 3:30 p. in. for Wcdm-Mja) night and shout- h'atum I rniisile will tie hurl­ first, second and third place ed anti-American slogans over >d into span1 next week at flir air. • ape Canaveral. and Host Over-All Project- Slogans K e tiib lis h e d 1908 me old democratic way tlm, tlie majority rules, tlm top candidate wins amt t lint is that, tine u p o n The Herald did nut down , , , I hut losing can­ didate Reginald Webster bad complained of a sign in the voting room <<> Circuit Judge j Volie A. William* Jr.; that Judge Williams lmd mdered Sheriff .1. I„ Hobby to remove the sign. Sheriff Hobby replied that be bad received a emu plaint from Webster but "I told him it was a city election. Die county had no jurisdiction and we dul not take any action." However, the Sheriff did say that lie learned Iho sign vv«» State Legislature To Probe Fix MONTGOMERY, A l a . (U P I)—The Alabama legisla­ ture today named a seven Ilian committee to investigate a story in a national mrgazine rhurging the liu;2 Ala removed shortly after lia re­ ceived the complaint. Webster issued a statement to The Herald Ibis morning to tlie effect th a t the sign was 'Tii direct conflict with the state election law* . . . I contend this *ign was placed there for tlie express pur­ pose of influencing liig vote, which it certainly did. I am nut dissatisfied with tho out­ come of this election, only tho manner in which it wui car­ ried out." Webster and another losing candidate, Henry Ward, aim­ ed complaint* nl a Voting judge, Mr*. Mully Salter. Mrs. Salter said today; "A fter appointment to tins election l nurd I diligently endcavored nl all time* to maku this election a model oils , . . ( onlrary to slanderous stateincuts made by two obviously beaten candidates ill Group ,V there was no departure front state taw on the purl of my­ self nr Mr*. I Henry) Fuirburri at any lime that wu held affi­ n a l reaponsihility, Mr. Ward, who staled publicly that I told him haw to vote, was appar­ ently unfamiliar with tho charter concerning write-in iiulloHlig and expicz-ed Ills igriiiniiico of hi* own charter." Mi*. Irene Van Eepoel, who topped Waul and Webster in tile til onp V vole, hud tills to say; "Tukt* a long look nl tho two largo screamer*' vote total. Wald received 23 Vote* Hi is yeur. The other one, Webster, received slightly mure, 'l'beir yelling is dote* in tlie u|i|iurcnt hope for a llcw elcctiun. 'the ica-Mut is ill oily not outraged citizens' light* gumdiiinsiiip Imt plant uld-fushiuncd injured ego." The winning cumlidute-1, Mr*. \ an Kcpoel, Arthur F etriu und Arthur Ittin-les, along vvilli liold-ovvrs Woodrow Anib-ihun and Hubert Stephenwill, will sit April 1 to elect among tlieai-elve* a mayor to sinrceil Frank l a-ula. iiuma-Gcurgiu football game vc-itigiiliim 1* to determine was fixed. : whether lln-ie is any truth in Lawmaker* requested aid the charge* or whether they from the attorney general's are simply the product* of a office ill Hie current issue of hostile attitude on the part ol Hie Saturday Evening Post, this piitdlcalion toward the The mint Senate House in alliletlc direelor nf Hu- (ini ver.it) of Alabama ami the people ol this vluie " Hep. Holt Hast of Jeffer­ son Counly, who offered the resolution in Hie House, said Crimson Tide couch and alii Iciic director Paul (Hear) Hryant agreed that the inves­ tigation was In order. "The Saturday Evening Iti'cm m e *»f (im lniigeil ili.scusnitHirt tin zillier tn a ltc ru , z M lm m m tc S p n i i r n T o w n U tm m i l W t’iliiumluy Post," the resolution said, fvunilijr tlt'luyt'd ilimTiHsinn o f op|iiMilioii to tlm ]*Vi h "in an article entitled ‘The F i n k iiiitH'ixiralitin q u e s t i o n u n til a ppcciuj pcMsion Story of a Football Fix' has accused the athletic director nt 7 p.tn. n e x t Weilne.-ulny. Mayor Luvvrcnrr Swoffoitl infortiicil (Ih» Cotin- of grave misconduct, which. ril that " s o m e action" should ,f he ta k e, since it ...... need l"dll ’ ll,r in' livi,|«"' that thf I’Vrn I'mk rhart«*r university and a I till- people (*Mitiii)itt<«f wihlin to **cn* ul tlie slate." <t i »i*u| im into A I t a ut t> n i i* tiTiitury. Hi? if ft*net] Hit Jilly Id iIn? mrii Ilriilge Page 7 I IIH AGtl ( l i r t l Five IlluUuay rut went, frnin llinht ’In- itn d .. Page Iu A II former nu mber* id the scan­ Wiiy I7*UJ. ('•min • Page 10 rrtAhflhfri y nt natty in mi dal-ridden Suilimerdnlc Puli r I leur Abby Page 7 tfo»nl ii8 «f|i|iuniiiK tin* F«'i»i Di-liiit weie i ailed in fur lie Page I |*iirk linui|M»|ntinu Incnu-f it Editorial test* today in ronmvliori wilh Enter tuimii'ni Page 7 null] "utiiil*1 thfit Un\ n a Iht* finilnf*h «f **hnli- krrMulh. Legal* ........ . .. Page 111 1‘ling imrglar" Hichaid MurPuzzle __ Page in Alliiinoiile Springs Wednes­ SlH'iely . Page a & *.! day evening pushed uu ordinft porta Pago ri I'oliie said llirec of I tin ttllee uu a 1-3-3 rending III. creasing tlie water rates to men passed tho teat*: Sol a lot conform with requirements of latex K u n a- and Atan f ie f e d e i u I gi veriimenl loan menl. Two olio is. At l*itin ttgreemeiil on tlo! new vvnler niul Flalik I m h o i, vvcie to uu system. A >onijui1 1-on of tin^You’ll ii|i|im iii( i* (lie e x t r a n e r v ic c rates i- Hint minimum for ih-rgo lest* later. All five w ers ro n v n ted of single family residence* l* beipltlg tlie pint-Jized Mor­ increased from Ul to fd.tlO for F II K K Hu- first t.onil gallniis. rison loot -Inr* a i*ci«| ............ .. Tire ln*perli»n .Morrison was woumbd in I'RFK Hie arm by a shotgun blast Tire Holalion outside Hie foot. County Criminal f’uuit lluililliig yesA1.fi IEHX (U PI) — P re­ f r k i: tenlay. I bi lie le-ts were um- mier Ahmed Iten Itella form­ Flat lire Repair riurtnl a* t ’liierigo's jiutne, ally presented demands to who bud hoped they wert France today fur an end to FIIKK ■»lean," muii hisl the under nuclear testing in the Sahara Cron I End woiid and llieir own ruitka ami for renegotiation of tile Clierk for 31urrmon’* assailant*. | Evlan accords dial ini to in—----------------------— I ib'pendeoco for Algeria last 1yea r. Expert U heel 3 . , _ , e ■ to French ambassador Alignment Altamonte 'Tables' Fern Park Talk Hunt 'Babbling Burglar' Killer i lcrald Index RE - TIRE VJitli Us! ( End Testing, France Told Long wood Town Tl"' dcm*n,,» deliver C o u n c il T o M e e t <<*»»»■*«•• G«r*e by Foreign ' I V Imngwood City Council i» expected bought to pus* rc<iue*ting Mw » resolution requesting IIMU U'givlaliire to approve a complete voter rc-regislralion for Dip city before next fall's municipal elections. Tiie council wtll meet at A P m in continued session at the City Hall. )liui*u ’r *' ned Kliemls- COI» Club To Meet The Dcllary Republican Club will m eet at 7:30 p. in. tmlay in the Com muni ly Cen­ te r with Horace Dcmarest presiding A color film will be almwn. 'lire IliNtributor* For III. \ \ . F IR S T ST. Denman Custom lluilt Tires Ofi.'il tf' . j *- �r W if #<infffTh Page 2 — Mar. 21, 1963 fcrralb Jo int Space Probe Seen Kennedy To Report ROME ( L 1*11—A space col launching of probe* to Yc-nu* lahurulioii agreement In jiid Mars, scientific experts t u i i n the (. ntUil Slalct mu! said tosiay. Ilu--ia could lead to ,i joint Tlie two powers, in a major spare breakthrough, announc • d agreement Wednesday on details of their first cuopci itu i project in satellite com munications By louise Mniunrk The accord culminated a Members of tiie Altamonte young woman of about HI or Civic Ciuh were gratified to week of secret talk* here lie2b years of age. lie snatched sue the large turnout for their tween delegations beaded by at her, caught her blouse c a r l party Imld last Wed Hr Hugh L. Dryden. vicodi which ripped away, leaving lie-lay afternoon at the rector ol Hie National Aero­ her completely bare to the Community I I -u*e si.yy wa* nautics anil Space Admtniiwaist. iration ( NASA - ,itv s IVICt ral*ed fram thi* event Amid the roaring * vivas" Academician Vnal-ny A Bla 1 Everyone uttctKliiu enyoyKennedy made it into Hie hel<*d tlie j fair and <)<>-ir prize* gonravov. icoptcr. He flew to a nearby I.IKK FATHER. LIKE were awarded Ihrxmgliout ihr The two gioup* of top airport wlierr hr switched to . . . — Frank Sinatra aftermwin vtost cv’ery one re- scientists spelled nut dm first tils jet transport for the Might Jr., like his dad before *trp* tor implementing a ceived some remembrance to Washington. him, liegill* Id* ringing' Mr* John Lwllo, whr* o n broad agreement on space co­ Kennedy returned witii no career with the Tommy ginully was c.'airman of the operation reached lart year idea that thr three day* of Dorsey hand. Sinatra committee planning the card lifter an rxrhange of litter* talks with Central American Sr. b r o k e into t h n mind­ party and who i* convalesr between President Kennedy leaders had produced mag ful big timo wliilit tin! ing front recr'iit surgery, r, and Soviet Premier Nikita S ical solutions to long stand­ l a t e Tommy Dorsey crived iieart warming ap- Khrushchev. ing and difficult ecunumic still led the near-leg­ plause when her name wa* Participating expert* said and political problems. Nor the first nis: drawn for a "the hypothesis" of jointly endary rnii-ic-iil group. did he •■ap»'t h i|iilek change prize launching a *pac« prune to in C'litral American condi­ Other members of the Mars or Venus had come up tions committee were Mr*. Beulaii during thr talk* here lie did believe, however, Kemp. Mr- A. E Welse, "Such venture could in that Ihe leader* together had Mr* tr u n k Kollniann. Mrs. solve direct coo|H-ration in created a dim a te winch could Glenn Humes, \lr«, William lead to great economic and Morrell. Mr* ft N \ „ r d ART 111(0 \VN politiial unity and thus hut grvn, and Hr Gertnwie fo r tress a key part of (he hemis­ I’EST CONTROL man. president. phere against inroads of Com­ Termite* A Other Pests munist influence and subver­ tine third of West Berlin's 2 tiM PARK DR. sion which might be c\|»orbd tty Hootia Kates -upplles is brought in «n two SANFORD from Cuba. I 322-88K5 first, place wtnn*r in the canals South Seminole G aidtn Club art angrmriit display Iwld at the regular monthly nieetimr Monday was Mrs. E P. Rich­ ard*. with Mr*. Ralph New­ comer, eevund, .Mia. Milton Tinsley third and Mts. C. L. Leggett, fourth. By Mrs. Adam Muller Acting a* judpws for the Die DeBary Herbert D event, which wax held in the Gibb Post ZV9. American Le- recreation center of the Sangem, was presented wlHi a laudn Trailer Park were Mrdeed tor a lot in l.ikc Marie II. T, Crittendon of the ll.risy Estates in DeBary during a Flower Shop ami Mrs. It. A. dinner heid Thursday night | I j ler. in t'dskrslton of.—vim— satis Hu*U-*-e» for til* Hurting Birthday of Hie Imgion al were Mrs. Virgil t urry, Mrs. Stetson Union Building in DcII. Wilson and Mrs. Arthur Land. Putnam. The dees! was presented to floral arratigeiurnla by Commander Fred H. Mc­ Mrs, Mary Jane / avy of lira, Laren by Wilbur G. Miller, ven Scent flow er .Shop and devel«'|ter. The lot, which is valued at $2,000. i« located Easter arrangements by Mrs. were displayed across from St. Ann's Ghurch Cnlteiidon also, on Dogwood Line. Mrs. W J. Hartley gnsv an Guest speaker for tlie even ing was Kenneth Whitaker, Interesting talk on liriimeliads Assistant Director of tiw and told about Mulford f o s ­ Jacksonville Division of Hie ter. of Orlando, who ha.* dune FBI. A question and answer the most to tnlroduie the-v colorful plant* into this coun­ period followed Ilia talk. Award* were presented he try. He is rvcognited interna­ Commander McLaren to (a>*t tionally as otic of the fore. memliers for continuous I most experts on the raising of membership of Irum five to brinneliads. Mr*, f r i l l Megr allowed toriy four years \ wards were also jtvrli to I slide* and played records of members of the Gallon Club, bird calls from the Audubon Oscar Papincau, Edward Society. Plans were made fui the Bed limn and Harry .Sclaih, to be given for blood which they have flow er Show longwood donated lo the ttl<»<d Rank April A at Ihe Three DeBary rr|»»rters Shopping Plata. Appointed to a nominating received a certificate of Pub­ lic Recognition for Service committer lo aehvt officers and a gift of a Parker Pen for thr coming year were Mr*. with the American legion in­ (’. K. f isher, Mi** Ella t om tiling*, Mrt R nhaids and signia. Mr*. Mege. Mrs. Richards was present­ ed with a President’s pill us outgoing prclldeti.. Card Party Nets $150 On Latin Trek WASH INGTOS (LTD President Kenned). «1 bv the warmth of hi» »*!• come In Cotta Rica. today prepared a report to the na­ tion on hit Central American conference which he regard ed a t a vital tlep toward ttrenstlienmc t h e Wcttcrn Jlemltphcre. Kennedy will open a 6 p.m. Orchestra Sets Concert Mar. 29 At DeBary Center By Mrt. Adam Muller The Dellary Concert Orchester will play at the Com­ munity Center Friday, March at ft p. m linger Cattail of DeBary will l»e conducting and Betty Day ami John Cornwall of Del.and will In' featured vocalUt*. Tlie orchetlra, which It composed of retired ntu»! riant, who Hill enjoy playing for a bobby, will present a varied selection of numbers. The new stage at Uie Com­ munity Center will allow for better teating of the play­ ers and the interior of tlm building hat recently been redecorated in a aa*fl blue, blending with Uie royal blue stage curtain Paintingt done by meinb e rt of the DeBary Arit and Craft* Club will Ik- exhibited at the rear of the auditorium Residents of DeBary and aurmundmg communities who e.nyoy good music and an a.*tittic atinoipherc a n invited to attend Uu- concert. There will he no charge for adm lnlon twit a collection will be taken to benefit the Community Center. DeBary Bridge Club Plays Two Sections The DeBary D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club had IS tables p'aying in two sections in the Charity Master Point Game this week at the Community Center Section One was directed by Jessie Pearsall. Winners were as follows North-South, 1st, Mr. and Mrs. II. E Wal tx: 2nd. Mr and Mr*, l/m u Weeks 3rd. Mrs Faina Reilly and Mr. William l.utr; East. West, 1st, Mrs. George Pear sail amt Mrs. Norman Mor­ timer: 2nd, Col. and Mrs Milium Hague; 3rd. Mrs Myrtle Dunnebacke and John llandershaul. Section Two was directed by Miss Ethel Johnson. North-South — Tied tor 1st w tre Mrs David Singer amt Norman Meyer with Mr* Frank Austin and Miss Eth­ el Johnson; 3rd. Mr*. Edwin Wacker and Mrs. William Wood'ink East West l-t, Mrs O S'. I.or key and Mar vin laing; 2nd, Mrs. A G B oons amt Mrs Frank Hold­ er: 3rd, Mrs. Madeline Ma thrson and Oscar Barnett The last bridge lesson by Mrs. F J Niven on play of tlie hands will Lie held next week prior to Lie regular (jame Ail ate welcome. televised new* conference to­ day with a statement on re­ sults of fits .San Jo»e meeting with presidents of five Cen­ tral American countries and panama. Tlwi President flow hack from Costa ttica Wednesday night m the fast time of four hours and 23 ininulcs. lie was escorted over much of the 2,5ou mile non stop route by EIOJ fighter planes with ac­ companying tanker aircraft lo refuel them. Kennedy landed at 11:03 p.m. at Andrews Air Force Bate and received a surprise welcome from his wife, Jart|uclinc, wlio had rushed hark lo Washington from a New York slwipping trip to lie here when her husband arrived. Shortly before takeoff from San Josr, Kennedy addressed the students of the University of Costa Iticrs While attempt­ ing to walk lu hi* helicopter alter the speech, the Presi­ dent was the center of an other friendly mclc« a* him dreds of w i l d l y cheering young Costa f l u an> attempt­ ed to shake his hand ll was a wilder replay of a similar reception of the day before at a new Iwmsing pro ject extensively financed with U. S. funds. At the university the crowd broke away from a thin line of civilian guardu civile, lore down ni|>c bar ners and pummelcd the P re s­ ident uproariously as his Secret Service protectors inched him toward llie helicopter. The si ramble readied a point of wild, chanting eon fusion when a Costa fllean guard attempted to restrain one of Hie demonstrators, a Mrs. Strickland Dies In N. Y. Mrs. Connie Strickland, S3, of 4lo W Crystal Drive, loch Arbor, died Wednesday at St. Alban* Naval Hospital in St. Albans, N, Y. after a short illness. She was turn in Manila, Philippine Islands in Noveintier, I'.lin and came to the I tilted Slates after her m a r­ riage to Cdr Guy If strivk land, ( l ' S \ ret 1. Ifi years ago She had lived m Sanford for the past seven years Survivors include her hus. bund and a brother and sis­ ter in the Philippines. She was a charter m e m ­ ber of thr t.akr Mary Wo man's Club. * member ol the Church of the Nativity, a king-time member of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Women s Auxiliary, n mem Iwr of tlie Bellied Officer's Wives Club and a member of St. Theresa Circle. Services will la- held at iln- I iiivr i*uI Funeral Home in Manhattan New York City, Saturday A Memorial Mass will bo licld at t) a. iii . Saturday at ihc Church of tlie Nativity ill Lake Mary with Father William J Trainor official tug Member* of the l.ake Mary Woman’s Club will a t ­ tend in a body. Burial will lie in Arlington National Cemetery, Arling­ ton, Ya llu family has rei|ue»ted lh.il In lieu of flowers, dona Huns lie made to Hie Church ol (he Nativity. A SAFE Dim INti AW ARD is U-iitv Sheriff J. L. liuldiy, tin behulf of the non-chunfealdo lu’ddeiitp while driving Hiscock Central Floritla representative Mrs. Richards Tops Flower Arrangements tlit- preparation and launchThe scientist* sai l they huti ^ ing <o avoid unnecessary dup agreed to collaborate on a beat ion ot experiments." an weather -.ltrllltr p r o 2 I a ill ofliiial communique said. that would include: I’owder I’tiff Mu.wlin —The establishment ot a communication* link lor e.\ • )tillcj I omhrd changing weather data re Cot tun reived with the u*< of attili • Hr ip Hr* cm I satellites • Little Or No Ironing —Joint testing ot commune cations via a passive reflector Edward Griswold, advertis­ satellite, an 1 Echo 11" to be ing m a n a g ir of tin- S a n ' ird launched within the next few "The Name Vnu Know" Herald and Kiigene Pratt, month* b\ Hu- I nited Stateadvertising m anager of an area newspaper described the Only advantage* of newspaper adv«-rti‘ tng and Jlow lo ge* ’he nio«t from your advert istllg dollar* .-* * I Atvely lafidy of the -ciiiinole i ountj Doard if Realtors Monday Tlie grn ip met for dinner • iutlr f > u - P im a r o l l o n ar.d bu>ine** at tin II. niltoii • t m r l l t a ' i I ine»t P rint* llou-e in i a**i Itirrry an-l • tk-inche* W idr Hibbard 1 a*-*-lherry wa* in tl'alueevi into ineiiiln-rship a* a new Realtor. . . for informal ion lend­ DUMARI Realtors Hear Advantage Of Advertising DU.MAK1. . . 5000 WASHINGTON (L T D — The Food and Drug Admin istrntion (FDA) has denied rharge* that its nou medical officials have been allowing l»deutijlly daligeious drugs In reach the market. The* EDA said that Dr Jadui (l Nestor, one of its own doctors, had nexar tnfomie<l the agency of his complaints tieforc tie made the charge Wednesday al a Senate hearing. REWARD pirseitUbl to Ted Jones, tigiit, b> Huiulee Rrend Co. for 29 veufa of for Die company. At left is S. D for the Datidee Rread Co (H e ra ld lMioloj i % Onlv I \Ht,l'. M M .M il IAS VNH \\ AT HR OAKS NOW III I N I , MOV K ll \ N H I It \N.«*PI.AN I EH ing to nrre-t of |ier*a>lt Inking J luniper plan I h from lit'iiulif iiiil ion pro­ ject liy S.'inloid Another Exclnsnw at — f abru Men’*- Don*! Wait Call Us Today (•nrden Chili on llighwiiv 17-92, l.ake Monroe. 1.2 SJep<v*i-o% *^r (irnpeville Nursery miles west of city limit. S tm e 2221 Grapes ill,- Avr. r v 2-osft* Write Rox. .VI,T, Sanford. > v j i H i jfo u r own good lt> All*. Adam Alullrr The DeBary Cnmmumtv M»0w>di*i t huroh Woman a Society of Christian .service sponsored a tasli.on show and Tea Tuesday, March 12, in the Social Hall Mrs. William fuller wa* Hie narrator, and Mr* Wil­ liam Nolle of Gihb* f asliiou* in DcLand wa* Hu- iliairiuun. Members wlui modehd Ha* clothe* weir Mrs. William Reich. Mp# P r e e G>umIsoii. Mr* Edward Perry. Mr* Jo | Havi*. Mr*. Sol l'aru*o, Mr*, v. L. Caloe MrHugh thuitli, Mr- Sidney Swalkiur. Mr*. Alia Clark. Mrs S. I awton, Mr- Harold Barry. MrIt lla*!am. Dorothy Warner, : Air*. Damon Scott. Mr* \r- 1 lltur Wagner, and Mrs Jolin Parks ChlM d rcn III sjeltn g «cie Kcrric Bruce, Becky Haw* Lisa Wood, -unity i ’lM'k, Joe Brenner, Marty lUlchett. and l.luda llavis. t ower atrau.'ctnctlls writ- by Aoung ol He Laii I Mrs Wilhaiu Bui m il and Mrs. Adam Muller sang sev­ eral ducts, accompanied at the plan*' bv VIits Ad< laid** to n e , who «In > p l( '« d h»ck grouud music d u t a g i tie " f ashioa P araa e." r. VOILES DeBary Legion Post Gets Deed To Lot Danger Drug Charges Denied Fashion Show And Tea Held In DeBary v > tim o / A conveniert thing about live daily ncwipapcr is live way it fits into yout iciic Juic. You van tead it whenever you want—in your own good Umc. You can pick it up it >ou have just a moment or you can settle down and tead H tliotougliiy. (71 do tead it page by page, spending a median time oi J 7 minutes with tlie papetj. You can linger over tlie avis lital intciesl you, ahsoib the details, clip it a* a shopping suide. Ih c newspaper tv there all day long reads- to *pcak up when you have the lime to listen. IUU millivni people toguiady enjoy litis convenience. « * MORE PL0PLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPtRS / T h e S a n fo rd M r ra ld tF0R K.^i BEST ADVERTISING RESULTS USE YOUR LO CA L NEWSPAPER r �.^ ~1 I- * ; JTlif Mar. fflrtfttrTi F rntlR 2 1 , 1003 — Page 3 ■ Lawn Clink Watsons Win Tops In Garden * Club Show 9 Hy I-nuLe Slmunrk The- Community House vva< literally alive with flora! pieces at the past Altamonte Springs Carden Club meetin Twenty-three arrangements were entered in the flower show by the members and first prize was awarded to Major and Mr*. Robert M, Watson who had a novelty arrange­ ment of a shuffletioard court made to scale in the top of n shoe box. Slices of carrots represent ed the discs and the players u e r r made of squash and in keeping with the Moral theme, tiny spring bouquets were in each corner Second prize was awarded to Mr and Mr» Walter Cope for an orchid displayed at traclivcly in a white sea shell. Due to the absence of sonic of (tie jtid.es due to illness, the arr.inecnicnis were Judg­ ed by the entire mcnMis'rship and it was a difficult task ns all of the entries were will worthy of a prize. The horticultural part of the program was given hy Mr. Fred Temple who dis played simple but very ef­ fective was to fertilize trees lie has devised u 4'n foot of 3t " pijte which has a faucet at the lop to widen is attached a water hose. This pipe is Inserted into the ground and the water ts Mien turned on. This uill make a hole for the fertilizer which will Iced (lie root of the tree instead of just the lop surface and the tree will have the full ctfccl of the fertilizer. lie suggests making about 5o or do of these insertions for larg tree*. Mr. Temple also displayed a very inex­ pensive trap that could be purchased at most hardware and garden simps for the trapping of salamanders that play havoc in yards leaving mounds of sand and doing much damage to lawns. The best way, he has found to get rid of ground moles is to drop castor lieans in (lie tunnel they m ake un­ der the lawn. The best meth­ od for this is lo poke a small hole in the slight mound and bury Ihe bean and do this in several places along the tun­ nel. Wail a few days, and if you still see signs then repeal the procedure Moles do not like the castor bean* and will disappear. Election of officer* was held and the vote was unani­ mous to keep the same slate of officers that held office tills past year which is Mr*. Jjcroy Stover, president; Mrs, tieorge Hearn, vice president; Mrs. Don Harris, recording secretary; Mrs. Jam es Spen­ cer, corresponding secretary and Mr. Otto Itaumgartncr, treasurer. Installation of of­ ficers will lie held at the April meeting. It was announced that $100 00 was cleared at the smorgasbord dinner held re­ cently. tern eon sc--ion from 3:01 to I HO p ni and it w.11 be r e ­ peated in the evening fr-lm 7 30 lo to oo p m for tli'-e that cannot attend the e a r ­ lier session. All sr-*ions will tv In-11 at (lie Heine lien- nstrati-m Center at 4»1 East 3i;h Street in Sanior.l. The freezing weather of last December did consider* able damage to home ground' an i there are a number of things that i an bo done to help nature n bringing I hack many plant' and 1-wns Itv Don ii.l I ‘* lr« to a h« ■ in i ' Donnie Sipes of Seminole eour'C. some plants veil High School won the public need to lie replat'-d an speaking contest on the nub- pointer* will is- given on 1Ject of “ Soil anil Water (.‘on nervation" lie’s! at the long wood Chamber of Commerce, Thur-dav. -sr. r u b. Mum i i t ’d — For his accomplishment. Si[>•' was awarded a prize Democrat K.irl llolvaag said of $ “> *ilver d dlartoday he is ri-., tv to * pick V ->t runner up was Way up my cardboard fi ng cabne tteeve*. who received SIS silver dollar* and third run lnel“ and move upstair* in ner-up was Chris Vker* who to the Mimics.-la governor* suite. was awardcvl Sin d"iiar». Sipe* will now go on to compete in the Orlando area contest on \j»nt 3U. with the winner of this contest to go to the state meet. \%.iilutili* t»» v -• i v\ ihiMi! n Other bovs \v 10 part itp.it .j, u>t > (Hi . ’ ■|*t »'ti. mil iltii) N**ti mu*' ed in the puhlie 'peaking , ,il!« .1 i t|* li ! \ I \ !$..„• «ti*!\ fat in 7 «U>■* «*i contest included Danny Dick \ «*t11 muni y Inn N* erson, Jim my Winters, and mt* I’XrDih*', laxative*, tita> «*ai*i* of la Ivlin: iif y-dii-ii i •• Ken Hopkins. 1*1 . ■kv r * nr lien Wiggins, anil cottserv a tim ing fiiiii-! it «u flivuiiti* k'mn. t*l* lion agent of Seminole Cmm- s’.t.kn>, ItlXKX i< n l ti> t.»Mi-t Hint tv also spoke to chamber t-n- ily myii IIhu . -I W Id ti you member* and explained his inUf UlMUNTA, V"M nil • n duties and the services avail Joy your nn als. ^1111 *at lin* at-to to residents who re­ foot)* you HU, !'ul y**i» sunnly 1 tlon’l tillv0 tin* f•*r •Alia quest them. i putts iia Ui him ' t n u n S K , \ President William Haum i!i*pii'fist'.i your a|*tn*tiU* jitnl holder advised alt residents lU'll I*JIM'S you |* |j« 11 o lot of long wood to get their fowl. Your writflil imt>t rmm* house numbers up on their i|i>unf lii’s iniHi* 11« y o ar iiivn ili»t lor will toll \ •«it. wliiii you homes a* soon as po-sildc ♦at li*> , yo-i VM’lf;h le t. I»i*t John Hearns reported that lid sit » \i • • fat .out iivr :• 1 (lllltlX I \ * ’ local businessmen would meet tin t hi- t *t VN tit discuss ways and means and is l KK If not nati -ti* il tor any of improving business iH-lur*' tfUMin just ir tn in tin* pa 1, Ihe next regular Chamber of |u*rr to yum ihmitriM inul pa l »>ou» rim inorii!>~ “m . r - a *.. Commerce meeting. Refreshment* were served ( i|ii»*r*ti«!jij4 fi»l*»*il. OlMUNKX j by Mr. and Mrs. Otis la- -old with 1 ti 1h iftiatitnliHf l»y Mrlf(,3 fintiU Hrllis Mm*1 * !*an arid Mr and Mrs. Ellery I ford - Mail order* lilUd* ltaddin. iidv. TIIK NKW I00.IMMI l.Al.l.ON I \NK unit iterator was put into operation lay l .t-spllierry l tilitics last week a fte r approval li,v the State Hoard of Health as part of the improvement program in the company'* w ater system. (Herald Photo) .MIIS. JA .M flJ VOl.l, of Del.ami has been as­ sumed as the Kindeiyarten teacher at the K iiterpriso School to complete the school term , re­ placing the repidar teacher. Miss Dorothy Cham­ bers, wiio has been m in te d a leave o f absence due to illness and Mrs. Raymond Lawson who has served as substitute teacher for several weeks. Mrs. Voll is shown here with one of her pupils. Hospital problems I’ri'^'irr Crrmolril I'li I.ahI V l.lfrllme with Southern Wood Preserving Co. 11*1*1* in. 1 11. 26M251 FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25th Gr Park Open .Mon.-Tucs.-Wed.-Snl. 9 til 6 Thurs. & FrI. 9 ti! 9 WITH CONFIDENCE Rolvaag Wins Minn. Election BRITTS 15 Years Of Experience FA T O V ERW EIG H T GE STEREO • Dual ( hanncl Amptifirr • (L-milnr ILlrdvvniHl Cabinet • Diiimnml Slvlu* in Ct-ramir Car1rid(, i ST l M 27 / % 4^ Hair Dryer /. Tvs Uip hair beauty you want m llie time you have. Twice a t ta*t at gun |vi>e niodrlx. Tlirea heat xelection* — piu* a “cool" telling for summertime use. Extra large tmudant bonnet Is big enough tor the largest rollers. Ihe teach in honnet help, regulate the drying and lets you check your hair as it dries. Styled in aqua with matching bonnet. A L IM IT E D T IM E 'Mi­ Notes MARCH 19 Admissions Dorothy Price, Lake Monroe; Ed Smith, Oviedo; Walter C l a r k , Elizabeth la-gellc, Judy llrown. Herman A. Hor­ ton, Mollie Wade, Helen 4• allovvay, l . a u u Steele, Ered Stanley, Alton Wise of Sanlord, iLpiece Floor Mat n in F R O N T AN D REAR J0I Television ★ Fits All Cars lilsrliargrs Flora Eggleston. Cheyenne. Wyo.; Alza liiiyman. Orlan­ do; John ll.irris, Halpli Mar­ ion. Cedric llowen, Frank F’orrie, Timothy S t e v e n s , George Joseph. Jessie Dixon, Weimie Murphy. W i 1 h e r t Heasley, Janet Hay lor of Sunford. ★ Cleans Easily © Big 1 9" Daylight Blue piciur* • ★ Protects Car Floor • Full power transform er c h a n ts wMi au to m atic gain control t Top-m ounted controls for easy use • Ivory tovtured cabm et v M gold finish tube m ask SHELL: M tfn • B u ilt- in te le s c o p in g nt o n o p o le ontrnrn SHELLANE ^ w ★ Heavy-Duty Rubber BOTTLED Lim it O ne Set Per C ustom er brought $\ Af v ' *■ FREE ■j A■' .* • Additional Sot* 2.99 Each ’. fr-v -* PER loo 1,11. CYLINDER GE Automatic Washer Spray Rinse • Damp Dry Spin • Safely Lid Drake Fxlra Igtrtte I'unip ■ Where Your *C«o u No Installation (‘harue Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gos Co. 100 W. 1st ST. Mod*! tA M S O im Yuur Washer Clean Clothes? GAS Florida (Jrecti Service, Inc If you arc a Newly Arrived Family or know of A New FamilyContact our hostess LOLA WINN FA MG78 2100 SI evens Ave. < of plants to c’-ov'c. liisl will follow each se ssion: “ yard e n in j" question anil answer per- | m come and bring your I you. Sipes Wins School Contest On Conservation SEOUL, Korea ( U P D - F o r m er President Pomn Yon was shoved into a police jeep ami driven home today in a crackdown on a political dem­ onstration against extension of the military junta’s rule. Maps, Area Information and (lifts from la»cnl Merchants Await You Iu!sd Monday Here The Seminole C o u n t y Agents Office will hold a special clinic for yard care and cold rejuvenation of lawns and plants on Monday Tile Clinic wilt have an af Crackdown A cordial welcome In to you from lo­ cal merchant* and civic orRanizalioiiH * fz r r t i r r Fn«t* — polrn, rte. where your dollar buyt MILES more FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD J»H. FA 2-0244 With Trade Dollar Ruys More Miles For Free Home air conditioning estimate Call :i2:i-06»6 SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED i J - �I GOP Plays It By Ear The able, clear-headed state Re­ publican chairman of Alabama, young John Grenier, haa an Idea which could contribute something to a bet­ te r understanding of the OOP's work­ ings a t the presidential level. The pnrty condition he charac­ terizes with this Idea is not new, but It has seldom if ever been so well ex­ pressed, He argues that Republicans arc not divided basically between con­ servatives and liberals, but between liberals and two major categories of conservatives. One group comprises those con­ servatives who either do not believe, or can fairly readily 1>e talked out of the notion, th at n conservative candi­ date can Iks elected president in the current era. The other consists of those con­ servatives who think a conservative can in fact win. A careful rending of GOP nomin­ ating history since 1010 suggests th at this characterization of the party's make-up Is sound. The nominoes in th at span have all been m o d e r a t e s — Wendell Wlllkic, Thomns E, Dewey, Dwight D. Elsen­ hower, Richnrd Nixon (in his inter phase). They were not chosen by the party liberals alone, for these have never been in the majority, though often they hnve had prestige and vo­ cal ixjwcr well beyond their num­ bers. The moderates have in fact been ickcd by a briefly forged coalition tween the liberals and the conser­ Policy Splits JFK Echelon were no television cameras or radio microphones In sight, and only n handful of report­ ers heard th* Senator start things off smartly with the statement that he himself considered the present prac­ tice of dispensing patent rights with re«e*rek contract* an "outrageous giveaway to giant p.lvato corporations." Two non-politlcat eaperts who took the committee stand to testify were elmoat te crit­ ical. Horace M. Gray, Univer­ sity of llllnole Economics pro­ fessor who made • special study ef the eubject, told the Somite Committee that the government has already been "whipsaw-rd and pressured by private Interest* Into giving away, under eacluilve patent rights , . . discoveries worth untold billions." Considering th* fact that the government it now spend­ ing an average of |.16 million a day on research and develop­ ment work and will apend |41 million a day neat year, Dr. Gray’s estimate of "untold billions" of loss to the public does not item exaggerated. There la om airing on dafenao contractor* tinder the present Defense Department patent policy — the govern­ ment retains royelty-frao OUR BOARDING HOUSE right to use the Invention. In civilian markets the contract­ tT l PONT Ntifip ANV i ing com puny has sole rights a e 6 T d , * A 3 0 R — t v t s eem i ptRUAra voo could' HCLPMA1 fNOUGHORTH&M •cFO Rt', to the patent, however. And [ d t m s A FRlUNDLV WAOCR, ae Professor Richard Barber IMaV'Rft UfttD IU MR. PASCAL! / A FRIEND AND t INDUSTRIAL RE6BAROV of Southern Methodist Law KW& BEEN AKaOlNA CNCH THA AIL RI&MT. Birr OUST FO School pointed out to the CCVKFfc>9\TtC*i OFtKfrr.t-FlU-^ \HCADACMES/ THBV'f LWED iN-^HAK-KAFF/—Committee, Defense procure­ ' A W W N T A » t* T * / INDU-iTfflAL WOEABCU/j ment policies enable the de­ VVOLU.DNOLI RUN fense industries, In effecL to TQriTi ONTHBAt ' levy a toll on ths public for use of Inventions which lh« public hat already paid for. It wouldn't be so bad If we wore paying twice for new knowledge. Ironically, howev­ er, most of the patents that are enriching th* privets con­ tractor who doe* work for th* govern inout are for applied engineering proceeiea—new weye to u»» what wai already knuwn. Less than 10 per cent of our fib billion national re­ search in defense and space /j goes for basic Inquiry. , LEAST 1MEYU ICOME III HA of the research." He explained that this polley would give the government title to ell Inven­ tion! developed under govern­ ment contract, with subse­ quent benefit to the whole country, llut the p rn sn t policy of tint Department of Defi-n.a is exactly contrary, The private contractor now hai patent right* to any Inventions that result from his work on gov­ ernment contracls. Whatever millions accrue from private sale are the contractor's own. lb * Defense Department In* #l»ts this Is neceesnry s* an "Incentive" u» th* cuntiuvtor. The National Space Agency la about to adopt the Defense Department policy. Hence the Long Committee hearings to stop that step if it should be stopped in the public Interest. Considering the hue and cry about tightening up the fed­ eral budget and (topping leak­ age! from the Treasury, one would have supposed Hist the opening of hearings on a po­ tential means of recovering eo much money would attract tome attention. Hen. Long be­ gan hla Inquiry in almost soli­ tary grandeur, in an almost empty Caucus Boom. There ,«5e 3flp $anfrr& 9|?raUt Puge 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., March 21, 1063 MAI.TKM A. u m u m , ICtlIT(>II AND r i SlISIIKB LAMIY VKUIHKL iisnsging eaiiur OLtlY WMI.I.S i'ouiiiy Kdlior CIICKUA rAKNBH M u c i.tr K d i t o r DOT H I M . ID HUTU AM rsatur* Editor Heme P s llm r S U W A B U B. d a i i a o i u A d v sr tls ln g D irecto r a t l B L BIIOKMAKKM lluslnou S lan aarr SIlIHl.tlV A. IIHAXT Cl assified S l s n s a r r r B A * K VULTULIAB Circulation Slsaagsr w a u .a Xl.cliaalc.l Mupt, s-mmo aiBIl'MIVTION MAINS Hr Mall There are more than 31,000 square Inches of light-gathering area In tha 300-lnch tele­ scope on California's Fatam ar Mountain. COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Funds ALLEN A CO. >11 E. LEMON HT. LAKELAND, FLA. All tllbsr I ll.au 1 Year li.ee 1 veer V.*o I UontUe S.U S Sleuths 1.04 S M nllii r.l* t Mosibe Member: Midwest Block Eaefc. 1.00 I Month i.e* i sioatii Chicago Board ef Trade U. A Postal neguletlene prtvide that ell melt subscrlpilons be 1*14 In advance. Orlando Balm Ropreoontotivo Kni.r.d e* asoond class m ilter October >1, l i l t el the Pesl orili* of Pen ford, Florida, under the Act el Ceesreis or Mercb. HRS. BTAN COMSTOCK The llereld It e member or lbs United Press which Is entitled • iclu.lt.lv to tlio uso for ropubllcetlou ol eti tho local now* Pfc. OA B-MM printed in Uua bowopeptr. li e Week r ■outloot# Cmmmlr Peter Edson THATCAN BEDISASTROUS Political vatives who do not think a conser­ vative can win. That is why It is undoubtedly ac­ curate, historically, to say th a t in 1040 the GOP convention delegates were far more friendly to the lute Robert A. Taft than to Wilkie. In 1944 they preferred Ohio's John Bricker, but chose Dewey. In 1952 they liked T aft again, but named Eisenhower. Signs are already well advanced that a similar setup may produce the nomination of New York's Gov. Nel­ son Rockefeller in 1964. Obviously, Republican conserva­ tives can dominate any GOP conven­ tion if they choose to unite on one of their own as nominee. That they have not clone so in the last two decades leads to charges from some ardent right-wingers tiint thnjr more flexible brethren are "abandoning their principles." Rut, ns Grenier points out, n po­ litical purty is not a garden club. It is in business to win elections. If it Is not, its "principles" will not save (t for long. Nothing is static in politics. With GOP strength on the rise in the South, the political mix is changing. Attitudes may also shift. Hollering "stick to principles" will not affect middle-range conserva­ tives who try to pick winners. They ure shrewd bettors. They may try a genuinely conservative candidate some day. Hut they will have to be­ lieve th a t he has a t least an even chance of getting those 270 electoral votes needed to land him in the White House. Helen Fuller Says WASHINGTON—As e levpayer, what would you think of the government'* hiring • contractor to build a bridge at • profit and then giving tho bridge to the builder and al­ lowing him »t"o to charge e toll to thoie who croiird the bridge! An expert used that coroparUon at a Senate hear­ ing last week ae he described what la going on In the grant­ ing of patents on Invention! innde by private companies In tho courts of military and apace research carried on at public expense. The Kennedy Administra­ tion te split on the proper policy to follow. Sen. Kuteall Long’s Monopoly Subcommit­ tee has therefore begun an in­ vestigation to determine where the public Interest lies. Almost flft billion In govern­ ment research and develop­ ment eontracta Is involved In the next fiscal year. lb * Department of Justice •pnkeimsn, Deputy Attorney General Nicholes Kstaenbsch, aa one at the lead.off wit­ nesses Isst week took the position that "when th« govern­ ment finance# a project at public expense the public should lie entitled to all fruits ' Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Nora face* a domrstle di­ lemma. For ihe besltstra to spoil her fond mother's fun, yrl she doesn't want the fanfare and expense which her mother Is amicocting. Will you fond meoue FLEAS F, take a con­ sumer poll of the prospec­ tive ncwlywedi7 Hull try­ ing to be a vicarious brldel And give all newlyweds tbe booklet below, CASE O UT; Nora II., egad >0 Is soon to be merried. "Dr. Crane," she said, "my mother Insists that we have ■ formal church wedding. "But 111* cost or it, as the plans the affair, will run over 12,000, ami my daddy can't afford to spend that much money. ‘Resides, I don't want my wedding to be Just a 'specIscle,' so whit would you advl»eT" Many mothers who never h id the fenfire of an elabor­ ate church wedding, thus try to push their daughters Into such spectacular events. For the mothers then read themselves Into their daugh­ ter's role. We call this "em ­ pathy." * And thoac m nllim thus vi­ cariously thy subslltulion) rtllih all the otclteincnl of th it formal wedding. Actually, such mothers of­ ten fall to read the minds of their daughters correctly for a vote of engaged couplos showi that most of them do NOT want a fanfare type of wedding. Instead, they prefer a sim­ ple, even unannounced cere­ mony where the parent* and a down friends go to the church for a beautiful ycl quiet altar ceremony. Such a wedding actually it more In keeping with the spiritual significance of mar­ riage. And It alio u v ea the brido'a father a great deal of money, If Nora's dsd thus Withes to invest S2.000 in this new marriage, it would be smarter for him to apply that ■urn ai a dawn payment on a flew little cottage for the married couple. It la not wltc, however, to subsidize the cctnal living expense* of the newlyweds for that Just encourages an inflated standard of living. Hut If the Inlaws really wish to help them without killing their fun In skimping and stretching tho husband's pay checks, just make this down payment on a house. Tha couple can than pay oil th* balance, just Ilka rent, a* this generosity of the In-laws doci not disturb their budget­ ing fun. And if the fund In laws want to set up a "baby bonus," that Is also O.K. For the price of the new baby la t capital Investment and not neccm rlly an Inclu­ sion In tha routine monthly budget. It the In-laws thus wish to encourage more grandchil­ dren airly In tha life of the newlywedi, then they cun agree to pay the medical and hospital costa. And If tha tn-laws are suf­ ficiently affluent, m a y b e they can ovtn offer a station wagon when the grandchil­ dren number two or three. But please do NOT place Hie newlyweds on a monthly "allowance" check. For this kills much of their fun in skimping and saving and even eating beans or bread and milk for a few m csli till the husband's next pay check arrives. F or,. If . nuns In-law subsi­ dizes the newlyweds, this of­ fends the pride of the young husband and also encourages the couple to live beyond his Untiled pay check. ho send for my "Practical Budget Chart," enclosing a slumped, return envelope, plus m cents. Give It to all newlywrdt. (Always write to Dr. Crane In rare of (hla newspaper, enclosing n long five cent stamped, addressed enve­ lope and 10 coats to rero r typing and printing cotta when you send for one ef hla booklets.) WASHINGTON - f.NEAl Churches, educational a n d charitable organization*—and many of tbe good people who give money* to worthy csuies —have been protesting volub­ ly (o Congress and the Treas­ ury over one part of Presi­ dent Kennedy's tsx reform program. What bothers them most Is the proposal to limit itemized income tax deductions to amounts ovrr live per cent ol a taxpayer's adjusted gross income. First Impression of many people has been that this would wipe out all benefits from Hie proposed lax cuts. Treasury uf/lfliH say it would not. by a long shot. Thli "floor"—It's mu a “ ceiling"—on itemized deduc­ tion! would not go Into effect until 1204, when three-fourths ol the proposed lax reductions would be in cflect. People who itemize deductions would thus share in the tax cuts. Churches and public ser­ vice foundations have feared (hot the proposed limitation on deductions would reduce their Income by Influencing people to give them less mon­ ey, to save tsx ri. Treasury says tax I s w ehxngcs In the past have nev­ er worked Hist way and wouldn't In the future if the President's reform Is approv­ ed. It was feared Hist contri­ butions might drop when the "standard deduction" was Introduced In the IMOs, but they did not. Much of the confusion over this Issue, say Treasury offi­ cials, arises from misunder­ standing and from not ilttlng ,jown with pencil and paper to see how It would work in each Individual's ease. Since ail U. S. taxpayers now have their eyes focused on March IS and April IS deadlines and have the arith­ metic Involved fresh in mind, this Is a good time to get slrslghtrned out on It. Treasury therefore Is try­ ing to answer the flood or pro­ test mail it has rereived so as to save the President's proposal on this point. M a j o r misunderstanding has been that the proposed exemption floor In the Presi­ dent'* plan—live per cent of adjusted gross Income—would apply only to charitable con­ tributions. It would not. It would apply also on all the other deductions claimed — interest payment*, state and local taxes, mlscellan- Notebook eoui deductible personal ex penies and losses. For moi* taxpayers who Itemize their deductions, these other ex­ penses add up to much more than the five per cent of ad­ justed gross income. Says the Treasury: "The vast majority of families will find tha I every single dollar of their discretionary charit­ able gifts, as well as most of their nondiscrctlonary deduc­ tible expenditures, will re­ main fully deductible on their lax returns under the propos­ ed reform. "F or taxpayers whose de­ ductions do not exceed these percentages, the experience of the IBIOi clearly demon­ strate* their use of standard deduction will not limit their gills." Tux exports figure that people with income undcc *3.000 a year who itemize their deductions would con­ tinue to have no tax liability under the proposed reform. People with incomes ol from 13.000 In $10,000 a year who have oilier dpductioni ol at least IS per cent of adjust *d gross Income will be able to deduct every penny of their charitable contributions. This IS per rent deduction figure looks high. Hul Income lax sUtislies show that the average deduction for In­ comes of $10,000 s year or Icis is IS per cent of adjusted gross. For $7,000 income* it’s 10 per cent and for $5,000 In­ comes lt'a 21 per cent. Till* leaves ample room for con- tributiom above the proposed five per cent floor under de­ ductions. Over the y ean , the U. s. total for all reported charitable contributions has aver­ aged about two per cent uf total personal income, re­ gardless of boom or reces­ sion, high lax rales or low. Contributions Inst year ex­ ceeded $4.5 billion. This, however, is about $1.5 billion more Ilian charitable, educa­ tional, religious, medical and cultural organizations repurl receiving. The inference is that gifts are often padded. Under present law*, dona­ tions to religious, educational, medical research organi­ zations and hospitals arc de­ ductible up to 30 per cent of adjusted gross income. Other donation* arc liihilcd to 20 per cent. Under the proposed tax re­ form this 20 per cent figure would be raised to 30 per cent to give all gifts equal treat­ ment. Community f u n d s , symphony orchestra*, ReJ Cron, Girl and Hoy Scouts stand to benefit by bigger gifts under change. Quotes 1 like the heat. —Miss Mary I’anegoosho, 23, Canadian newswoman and first Eskimo to visit Ghana, Africa. I believe the way lo dca! with the Russian*, as with most other people. Is to speak pretty frankly and bluntly to them. —Harold Wilson, new head of Ily llal Cochran the Uritish Labur Party. Thuto whu complain must about teen-ager* prubebly The day of Hie bombers Is have total Inahllity to recall their own lives back farther coming to an end because th* Intercontinental ballistic mis­ thun about the g ist year. sile ia taking it* place. Sure sign that—spring in —Canada's prime minister, John Dicfcnbaker. hero to stay la when Oio lawn mower tangles with the AHT DROWN rnku ycu left beneath the leaves last full, PEST CONTROL Termites A Other I'ests A doctor says that women 2601 PARK DR. sit dmvn too much. Until the 322-8805 SANFORD kids net hum* from schooL Barbs NOTICE TO AM* FORMER CLIENTS OF FRED R. WILSON* DECEASED: AH nbstrnrln found In tho off let of Mr. Wilson have been deposited with Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company, 119 Wcat Flrat Street, Ban* ford, Florida, and may bs reclaimed them by their ownera. A. Edwin Bhlnholasr As Exscutor of ths Will of Fred R. WlUon, Deceased. Make Your Dream Home COME TRUE NOW .. 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IT islet ick cave the Demo women an informal outline of Ills politiml background ami i|ualificution* aiul ashetl for Hy Mrs. Adam Muller the help of the Indies ill de­ The Veterans ot Foreign feating the strong effort* The DiTtarv Fishing Club being made hy Itcpuhtinui Wars Post tkKU. Dellary, held tiirt t»it \Y *In *s*ilii y i \iMtinjf nt , tinulitkitt‘ fur 1In? Ic^i^liiturt** a di tin it mi's'Ilug ami soria t hour at the Del! ary liesthe Tin* llis!cutum Hull with 'Inn Fintunv, NEW MEMBERS initiaUul into the H e ilu rt I). Xoruicrn Area Chaplain, of Jacksonville. Back taurani Wednesday. Clyde W right presiding. ! ° , r *' ,{r>n,,l,U Gibb, Ameriittit Legion l’ost 2Tl» DcBury, recent­ row, Connelloufl Dovale, Bohert Lam bert. George Dr. Luther Tar lie 11 showed ... . . .. that the women h u e already liie dull will hold it lln*« . . , , ly nt Uu* Community Center. I,e ft to right, float­ McDonald, Fret! Wallace. Harold S. Demining, „. . . . *|nrlcil working on tile c»ni- colored slides taken oil a fishing i outi *t eit.ii month , . . . . . . . . . ed, Commander Fred II. M il.m en, D ellary; Ike II. II. F n n .n . W alter T. Weaver. It. D. M cNutt. , . , . p.oitn. h.iiioi* met with I-red- recent trip made by lie and with the weighing hi of the , . Ilutler, Pifltiirt Committeeman of .laeUflonvillc; Clyde J. W right, John Lattgldin. B rine C l. tm, . enck uml ulit n iiicil precinct In* wife to the Grand Cun' 11-h ill the Western Auto , , hert and Gustave ,M. Nordstrom . Edna Sm ith, DeBarv; Commainler l.am ar Can­ ... ,, . . . . . . ,, trlrpllone list* to make the yon, the Petrified Forest, More mi ilighnuy 17-P2, De­ non, -Till District. Jacksonville; Alfred M. White, personal roniart* that Fred­ Painted Desert and otlter nary. erick and the other two ran* places of interest en route ,'h*. II. A. Chalker of Nor* lie narrated the scene* in [ atljn ltd. ie. i L ed her prize didalcs said was necessary.) his own words and showed The meeting Tuesday was sis’iim c m of petrified wood. t of ii Shilke-piare Casting Hi for tlie largest fish caught »*» Informal round table dis Showing pictures of flic white on the Marianna this CUssiot! between the mein lots llopi Indians, lie said thut an of the dull and the three cunpast month, out of Day tuna old Indian had told him that didatr*. Hem h. the first while man visited Hep. Muck Cleveland, can­ liie Grand Canyon in l.'io The roil was duuuM'd by* Hobson's Sporting Hoods of didate for the ITuHtia Seriate .Mrs. John Seufert was pre pil'd hy the (J. S. Central In- ' The ioiiuuunii|ue adniitted HAVANA ( u r n I'll, .■I hy Cuban exile m i u i v i Sanford. The uomiiintfng com* was teased a hit by the Lolie- settled with a white orchid Cuslro Regime u,iu led the in New Vm k uml Ml ami who iteJliBein c Ageiay”. uf blow- damage to the ship's siituke. lllittee composed of, |1el tram lie, h u m : lie is t h e u l i l y uilo|i. in honor of her liirlInlay, United Slates Wednesday ot aLo claimed In have attack- ,!ng up ta.l Inns at the San ..jack ami ventilator, tin Mo*, tJmiM, diailtiimt, Howard posed camlidule in the state. Post Commander lie rani responsibility for Sumlny'a at- id a "Soviet encampment" 1Frnn. i- .1 sugar mill in La* the off.d a l Tn-s News Hep' Davis was elected dur­ Neyer and Sally Prratio of Middleton; .1. Cicerih'o. Mi . tack uu a Soviet freighter in ..ml inflicted a do/. 11 casual* Villa pruvilice Agency <liiiin.il the Tinted H. A. Chalker atnl George ing last year'* imitpalgn and the Auxiliary presented the a Culiun purl hy an "mined tic*. Hie Soviet shin attacked State* doc* not "ilnte" cither Conns. Mr. II Middleton show­ is not affected hy the le-ap- door prizes which were a pirate launch/' The nimounviment mineiil- was unloading in a l.a* Villa* to coafiint or deny the attack, ed a coloied film. "Cast Of poitionim ul shufilc. large coke decorated with the Die communii|ue made no id wilh ndmission hy Havana j* a port, Siiguu (■railin'. The Soviet government news­ T'htee" with beautiful fishing Mis. Hey Holds ehlirgeil the Post rotors and name and a mention of casualties. It ail- ll.ulio of a new wave of anti- when the "pirate craft tube paper l/v istm told the liu». scenes and photography, Indies of the dull that they glas* coffee urn. milled minoi damage to the >'.i*tro sabotage throughout it with what the government *iali people of the ultai k for v c * * e I, iilentifieil a* the Cuba. The radio i|uuled lahor said was several volleys" of (h„ ftr.-l time, alid said the freighter lurgiul. The attack letid<T Vicente IVre* of ae- .lid caliber mnchiiicgun and ■aid "was muuipulutvd either previously Imd been antunm* 1 using' "Cuban saboteurs" j "tJ-inni. camion fire. fmm the IVniugtm 01 the CIA.") Neithei Havana ton Mus­ lim made any ■efereiui, to MOVED TO YOt U Bus-mil troop involvement in the exile attack against a Ity .Mr*. II. 1.. Johnson | ly had a very nice weekend, ■place of the year * end "tioviet etn umplllelit" as al­ Howdy! My how the people didn’t they? • • • You have school picnic. 1 think that leged in claims nhruuil. is very nice. • • • The young 'Die Cuban pres* reported people of tile Upsata Presby­ "big files" of unknown origin now. So piles* tl 1* definitely 1 keep a giant person down," terian Church aimig wilh tlie In gi cater llsivami in tin- past Spring! That's just fine. When ; many limes, t am sure. Well ladies of tlie church are mak­ 21 hours, with at least two you slop ami think about it that applies (0 Alt’*. Kt'iilTlil' ing plans lor a Swiss menk per.-on» injured, Spring me ails hard work for Vihien. She is doing simply »upper mi the 20th ot April, tine lazed a garage and us ladies. House cleaning lo wonderful ill tlie hospital to lie Iwlit in the Kducalional pul king lot in tlie heiti l of wliero she underwent sur­ lake care of anil F aster out­ lloihllng of tlie church. There last Saturday. Her will al.su tie a white elephant liuvunu. According to tlie fits lo get ready, and Faster gery will be licrc before you can daughter, Olga Hunter, with sate, *0 pul u ring around |.re»s, tlie night wall liiiinn ac­ say "scat". • • • Talking who she resides says she is that date. Mire plans fur cidently tluevv a lighted match about F aster outfit*, keep in really proud of how well her it will lie announced later, 011 spilled gasoline. Two person* wot a Inimed mind tlie fashion show next mother has done. • * Myrtle but keep it in mind, * • • week at tlie Home Demon­ Pickett of Jacksonville and Our llioiiglil lain week is an in a Muse w hicli -wept stration Center which tlie Hazel Chambliss of 1’utiLa trail Proverb; "There are through 11 Nutionul Agiiinan Monroe Club is sponsoring Gorda spent tlie past week­ three tiling* Ilian can never Befnnn Insthutu building in There will tic dresses made end here with their sister, lie hidden—love, a mountain item by Santiago De I.ns from Bates v abrics and these Hcna Hawkins. • * * I took and one ruling on a c a m e l" Vegas. will be modeled by ladies advantage of the long week­ from the different clubs. I end and drove tip lo Trenton know Dial you'll enjoy it to see my daughter and little very much. There will also granddaughters. Brought them he dresses made hy Seminole home with me for a few County ladies, modeled by weeks visit. Happy Birthday them. These dresses are little Barbie! She will lie m ade from material coining all of one year old Monday. PA It IS (L T D —Most ni l he from the Milady's Shoppe in She is the youngest at our Sanford. So be sure and come granddaughter*. ' * * Did Western allies l i n e d up nee it. By the way, those who you get to gu down to 'Vin­ against France today in buck will be modeling the Bales te r Park last week and sec ing President Kennedy's plan dresses lie sure to attend a the Sidewalk display of paint tor u mullf-nutfon nuclein de­ rehearsal at the center Mon­ ings? Monroe hoy, Clyde Har­ fense against Communist ag­ day morning at Id o'clock, ris, had Mime on display. * * gression. * • • Idttle Johnny IliHlge The oLiceis of Hie Paula Wil­ West Germany, Italy, Belha* been ill. I understand son Si howl I’TO did such a C 1 u m , 'I lie Netherlands, group Hut he ii much lietier now good job Hils past year that Greece and Turkey all indi­ according to (iranqio s aruh (bey were re nominated for cated their suppurt or active Hodge. • * * Also feeling another year. President is interest In the plan at "eilkind of low lately is Granny Herbert Mu.-e, Vice Presi­ nudity'* meeting of I ti c (Annie) Hawkins. Get well dent, Mrs. Aubrey Dunn; North Atlantic Treaty Organ Granny so you can go over Secretary, Mrs. Carl Ander­ i/alinn i NATO) council. In M'ckiitp elei tinii as Seminole ('ounty'fl Representative, I tin «» tin tlie luinitt uf my i|iin1il'icii> hi the coast and visit wilh son ami Treasurer is Mrs. Willi tlie United Slates and thing, training ami experience. your daughter Frances some. Cary Moyer. They held a Britain already pledged In • * * T alking. to Mary Hit- covered dish supper last ! am a..kim* for votir VOTE AND SUITOR!* utt Match UHtli, on Dip basin uf my ipialificaliutis, push ahead with the plan, this tell tile other day. She said week at tlie school and Her­ meant at least eight of tlie IrainiriH anil experieneu. , that she and daughter Lin­ bert said it was a big suc­ 15 NATO countries were be­ da find son llichard spent cess. Thai is wonderful to hind it in various degrees. the IJst weekend in Palm see such a good turnout for Ucach visiting with her sla­ a small school. They have te r Christine Gooding. And some wonderful plans in the guess wtial? They got to see making now. One ot them is the President who happened buying book* for tlie library to be down there at Hie time. at the velsHil. Field trips SIMtING On their way lu c k they slop­ that are edmalhmal will he taken hy die individual rooms I.AWNMUUTK ped off at Indian Itiver City and saw that Wild West there to 'lull places a* the TUNIS - FI'S Show. Mary said it was real­ Planetarium and Museum In ly interesting. They certain Orlando. I he-.' wit take the The Hhutr'lironwl support i«f (In* D.'iinicrntn- Women'll i lull it f Si in Inull- County w11 i-l il teil to riimliilnti* lionlon i lo lii .k nt u uncling of the (truu|i v.ith l i - . l i t i .l . . Start; Cleveland uml Hep S. .1, Dali* at Speiiiei'* I t ' stanrunt Tuenluy. 'It*. Kathleen Itey Holds. VFW 8093 Sees Color Slides Of West Mrs. Chalker Wins Fish Rod ’ tmlil its o«n in the county m the coming election. Site also repotted oil tlie recent meeting of the legis­ lative committee of tho state Demo Women's organization of wliiili she t* a state eum- mUtec woman. A committee was appointed by Mr*. H.ynolds to study the by.laws of the club for p o s ­ sible tevision and tho next meeting was -it foi April "11 with election of officer* set for May. Sec I s For KODAK CA MTU \S. Film and Finishing Wieboldt's CAMF.KA sh o p J i l t S. I 'A l t K AVK. Castro Regime Charges U. S. Blamed For Freighter Attack Lake Monroe Joltings . . . CustomBuilt Model Home NO DOWN PAYMENT For The Itur^ain Of Your C A LL — West Lines Up Against France MARCH 26th . . . ELECT Gcrd&n V. Frederick Stale Representative 1 Seminole County SPECIAL! *450 PAULS NOT I M I . L D F D l» IN. DAVIS MO" Fit IIIIIGGS (k STHATTON I C V II.K ENGINE *39,Ji 2D IN. DAVIS MOWED IIIIIGGS A STIIATTON I II.P. 4 CYCLE ENGINE *49M Yazoo K .Maura Mower* For Any Job. LEWIS S A L E S & S E R V IC E 2317 Country Clyib Road Phone FA A sa LIFELONG RESIDENT CL8 years) in Semimile County, I believe I know the county and its many legislative needs. SEMINOLE COUNTY’S FUTURE IS MY FUTURE. WE DO ALL T H I S ...F O R ONLY /T \ (Van ami adyust *|>atk |ilug». Q p Clean ami set |«anU (S) Pot liming (V) Adjust fHilHirotivr Cl lock end and ® C U x IlIM * ® a n y .iflh l cyllm iar c a r Ch*s k g i i i o r . i t n r atal vnllags- rogidata*. (*7) Clwck ball.-rv *p aria a a tra M n a a d a d T ir t U o n t NEW TREADS As a FAMILY MAN, PROPERTY OWNER and TAX, PAYER, I believe I know those things which will enable Seminole County to continue its progress. Our economy, our schools, roads and our tax picture are as important to me as to any other resident. APPLKO ON SOUND TIDE BOOKS OR ON TONI OWN D«(S As an ATTORNEY, I have liie educational background and the practical training to evaluate the many laws that are proposed in the State Legislature. These are laws which will alTecl all of us. C om p lete S et of T u b e le s s W h itew alls As an EXPERIENCED LEGISLATOR, having served Seminole County in the Florida State Legislature for more than six years, I know the mechanics of the Legislature, its rules and procedures. THERE CAN HE NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE. A N Y S IZE MARCH 26th I til f r ill GORDON V. FREDERICK State Representative, Group 1 Seminole County EXPERIENCED - I , A f d i n l ili fr* i t in m# h |* « t k i i r u l r i M t * t h n u n li<« rd ( r n itl } A M i n 4 it« » n iu l r i M l K t a i r t i * ( r w f lit rr fu ir* l4 « I iitv t t n* t* i« ilrr t> t i n rv« r%>l i . (Ml f z ll M i |i « t r J i iigmv II v ltr|W(f» UtklJit Ml(Ii*Hit rturfl' *rf)L^Ceil«Pnl4 11#■>! D>*«| ml llrvitl uisir *l«i tM«tl ini It ‘I |lfMt - ELECT QUALIFIED - <i«r .Vi d T u t id /, i d t n l i f i n l ky .t/i.fitffi'in a m t th u p m a t t , art a LI A It A N T ■ C O A| It) IN' n f 4 49“ FM lai whJ 4 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-U2.U Pd. Pol. Adv. h d b m fv«i J u s t say "C h arg e (C • * • buy on e a s y te rm s whfiy your dollar buy* MILES rnora DEMOCRAT For I i l �W-. A, C1 I Sonny Gets Stay MIAMI ( U P I ) - Sonny LisIon flew here for in 90-min­ ute examination of hli knee and returned to Chicago Wed* nesday to prepare for an operation and a minimum aix-montha recovery period before be can defend hi* heavyweight title agaim t exchamp Floyd Palteraon. So certain waa It even be­ fore Llaton had hla checkup that a scheduled April 10 Llatoo-Patterson fight a t Miami Beach wai off that Pallerion had already packed up hla training camp and headed back north. Llaton broke up hla camp at an Oceanfront hotel last Saturday to fly to Chicago for a “week of real" to soothe hla Injured left knee. He returned Wedneaday at the demand of the Miami Beach boxing eommiailon, which wanted to appoint its own physician to examine Sonny's knee before granting manager-adviser Jack Niton's request for an indeflnita post­ ponement. The commission granted the request at a brief meeting Wednesday night after seeing a two-paragraph report from the specialists who looked at Sonny'a knee at their Coral Cables clinic: Drs. Arthur II. Welland and Robert P. Reis­ er. "We have found unmistak­ able evidence of injury to the mesial acmi-lunar cartilage and feel that It would be un­ wise for him to participate la the championship h e a v y weight boxing match sched­ uled for April 10," the phy­ sicians said after looking over the champ for HO minutes in the afternoon. "In addition, it la our opin­ ion that thia knee should have tho benefit of a surgical pro­ cedure and that. If such la done, a period of at least six months should elapse before he might be In shape to In­ dulge in any scheduled boxing match." Nllon said the left knee probably would be operated DIDNT STAND PAT ^TTCCM Sm O ov£< Q rr^c W tU T E B . . . t h is t s j MV. tiiMD O PP ftA W (C ). No, 1 Tee at 18:98 p. ni.— Fights Archer HUSTON (UPI) — Joe beNui-cl, 'Jit-year-old Newton resident who has • 30-4-2 rec­ ord, will meet Joey Archer of New York in a nationally televised 10-round bout at the Boston Arena, April 0. Archer has won 31 of 35 bouts. Cancelled CHESTER, W. Va. (UPI) <—* Due to the Inclement wea­ ther of the last few days which has curtailed the train­ ing of horses stabled at Wa­ terford Park, General Mana­ ger Harry R, Bell announced today thers will bo no racing on Friday. Street Olymplce ATHENS, Greece (UP1> — The 1850 Olympics Games, promoted by Evangcllus Zappas, ware ■ failure because they wer* staged In tha steata of Athena—there being no suitable alodium available. S. Abramson (11), H. Hovty (9), B. Walker (9), Maj. Franklin (13). No. 1 Tee at 13:33 p. ra.— R. Simas (9), C. Crum (9), H. Cushing (10), S. Porter ( 1 1 ). No, 1 Tee at 12:40 p. m.— J. Ivey (11), D. Heard (11), M. Cleveland (13), J . Uayee (ID . No. 10 Tee at 11:30 a. m. - L Zok (14), B. Kubl (15), B. Hutchison (14), O. Broscboyt (15). No. 10 Tee a t 11:37 a. m.— F. Harrington (13), Karl Hunt (12), P. Krueicho (12), D. Pugh (12). No. 10 Tee at 11:44 a. m — H. Brooks (13), L. Fagan (14), J . doGanahl (10), II. Sullivan (14). No, 10 Tco at 11:51 a. m.— Belinsky Proving He Could Win 20 Games By United Trees International It’s beginning to look Ilka Bo Belinsky la almost as good a pitcher as he thinks ha Is. Tha Los Angeles lefty who has promised to curtail hla off-the-fleld activities this year har biwi tbo Buut effect­ ive pitcher of the exhibition season and looks like an 13 to 20-gam* winner, Uellsky, who hurled a nobitter among bis lu victories in 1002, has pitched 13 innings without giving up an earned run. Ha went six shutout inn­ ings Wedneaday, combining In a five-hitter with Don Ln to give the Angela a 2-1 triumph over the Chicago Cub* and tun their winning streak to •lx games. The Angel pltehipg staff has yielded tha opposition mure than two runs only twice in the last six games and boasts a magnificent 11-02 earned run average for tha spring, Tho N*ew York Yankees broko out of their spring but­ ting slump with a 27-bit a t­ tack th at crushed tha Wash­ ington Senator*, 18-8. Roger Maria and Joa Peplttone humcretl for the Yankees. Johnny Edward* hit two homers and Wally Post hit one as the Cineinatti llcda beat the Minne­ sota Twins, 0-5, Edwards' homers were his third and fourth of tho spring. Juho Taftouris, Ken Hunt and Jim Brusman held the Twine, who have lost four straight games, to six hit*. lum m y Davit, NL batting champion giving It thu old fight in an experiment at third base, cum ml l ted two mura errors fur spring tfetal of eight as the Lo» Angeles Dodgers bowed to tha New York 3Iet», 4-3. BUI bklwron had a triple and a single for the Dodger*. Immcr in the first inning aaat homer in tha first lnlng sent thu Chicago White Sox on their way to a 7-6 win ever tb t Philadelphia Phillies. Tba White Sox took advantage of eight walke and made 15 hits. Clay Delrymplc led the Phillie*1 attack with a single, a double and a homer. Doll Schwall pitched twohit hall fur five inning* as the Pittsburgh I'll* tea defeated tha Detroit Tigers, 4-0, in a game halted by rain after the sixth inning. Hcliivall allowed only singles to Bubba Slot ton and Gua Triandos in hit best showing of tha apring. Roman Mejias and Dick Stuart hit homers off Itoukio Gordon Beyfreid to lead the Red Box to a 5-2 decision over the Cleveland Indiana. ike Delock pitched alx innings and yielded only on* run. Die Nt. Louis Cardinals dealt the Ballimor* Orioles their first loss of thu spring, 4-8, with tha help of a homer and a game-saving catch by Curt Flood. Hay Waahbum stopped the Uiiolea on one run and thre* hila for fiv» inn* Ings. H was tha Ortolaa’ first loss in 11 exhibition games. Carroll Hardy’s three-run homer ln the 12th inning m ill­ ed the Houston Colts to a 1012 victory over tha San Fran­ cisco Giants. Orlando C«peda homared in hla spring debut and Willie Mays. Willi* MeCovey, Ernie Bowman and rookie Cap l'olcrsou also horneted. Fined LAKELAND, Fla. (U PI)— Manager Bob Rebelling and outfielder Rocky Colavlto of the Detroit Tigcre were fined 950 each Wednesday for a run-in with National Lraguo umpire Frank Walsh during •n exhibition game with the Philadelphia Philllea last Sun­ day. Part-Time Basketballer CHICAGO (UPI) — Terry Discldnger u( llie Chleugu Zephyrs is pluylng in tha Na­ tional Basketball Association on a part-time iaiais. Ha 1* at­ tending Purdue ae a chemical engineering student. M Yo»t (14). W. Myctt (14), H. Heckenbach (10), O. Mo­ yer (14). No. 10 Tco at 11:58 a. in. —A McCallum (13), F. Gran­ tham (16), Adm. P. F. John­ son (17). J. Rcvlllc (IB). No. 10 Tee at 12:05 p, in. -11. Bcrgitedl (19), G. Bail­ ey (17), E. Hunt (19), J. TapAcot t (18) No. 10 Tee at 12:12 p. rn —G. Harden <1H), TBA—B. Blllhlmer (14)—TBA No. 10 Tee at 12:10 o. m. —II. Sherwood (11) TBA—A. DeFrance (14)—TBA No. 10 Tco at 12:20 p. in.— G. Billups (13) TBA—It. Her­ ron (14)—THA No. 10 Tee at 12:33 p. m.— P. Duncan (15) T B A - TBA -TH A No. 10 Tco at 12:40 p. in.— J- Jcrnlgan (12)—E. Emery (12), B. Sowell (13), J . Wood, ion (13). Griffith Risks Crown Tonight I-OS ANGELES (UPI) — Willi the betting at "even money," welterweight champ­ ion Emile Grirtith risks his crown tonight against Cuban Luis Rodriguez in the fea­ tured 15-rounder of three world title lights at the Dodg­ ers' baseball stadium. Boxing's first triple-title show in a quarter-century was originally scheduled for last Saturday night; but per­ sistent rain washed it out— along with television arrange­ ments for the Griffith tlodriguex (147'puimd) bout. There will lie no television and no radio tonight of the program that Includes D airy Moure's defense of the fea­ therweight ( 126-pound) title against Ultlmlno (Sugar) Ka­ mos of Cuba, and a fight for the vacant junior welter­ weight (140-pound) crown be­ tween Riyinundo (Battling) Torres of Mexico ami Hobcrlc Cruz of the Philippines. *3(ooro of Columbus, Ohio, is favored at 2-1 Tor a suc­ cessful sixth detente against Ramos, and KO specialist Torres is 3-1 over Cruz. Stop Yunkn GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI — Czechoslovakia de­ feated tile United .States, 112, Wednesday night in an In­ tel nuthmal lro hm-key gume that counts toward the Perrot Duval tiuphy. Forward Jlarahall Tsehida scored two goal* ami assisted on the other for tlm United HiuU's. Sanford Ends Up In Third In Track Meet A crippled Sanford track team came In third In the Tri­ angular meet at Titusville M'l-dni'sday with tho locals grabbing only ona first place event. Titusville won the event rolling up 80 points followed by Si-ubn-exu, 74 and Suufurd, 20. '^ G e o r g e /J)icfc' M t w ^ I (iron —yjli ,../v /-i Dave McGillis took the only Sanford first hi the half mile with a brilliant lime of 2.13. 'T t> A <SAA18f WCi '' l iiiV T n ^ w r^ in tia . PITCH . ACRYLIC LA TIX HOUSI PAINT W TO I YIARS U f | on Popular Brands I A U WOOD MMS IN M MINUTU K » U « ON WOOD. WJJAL OR MASONRY MIRPACU t x c m City Loop Lead Cut To Two Team No. 4 of the City l-caguc took full advantage of an off night for the Jet 1-ancs Quintet by defeating tlte League Leaders, 3-1, cut­ ting their lead to 2 points over 2nd and oul\ u points over 4th. Burch found the lanes to his liking as nc came mruugn wild a 201-571) lor Team No. 4. while Behrens anti Spolskl hit 227 and 2to for Jet's only 200 games. Borsdorf'a 553 was high for series. -Lake Monroe Inn moved closer lo tlsc lead with their 3-1 win over Knit lb's, be Pal­ ma led his team with 2242U2-rJ14 <440 while Pentecost assisted witli 201 '575. Estridgo was high for Engle'* with 563. High single and series for the night were rolled in Use mail'll between Buddy's Auto ami Team No. 1. Carl Vnti Herhulli found the range lo roll his first City League 00), with a big 60S, good enough for 2nd high series all year, lie came real rim e to a mighty fine triplicate score, missing by only 4 pins as lie rolled 233-819-223-'063. Despite \o n ’s great effort, bis team eould only take I point. Team No. 1 came back after a 1st game loss, witli 3 200 scores in Utc 2nd game, .Wilson— 211, Krctzrr— 2tM snd Bing— 213, to take the game by 123 pins. Due Bing came up witli the high single for the night. 228, lo lake the 3rd game by the narrow margin of only 10 pins. Showing considerable im­ provement, tlie revitalized HAW team managed a split BOSTON (U PI) — Jay Donovan, a 6-foot, 5-inch, 235pound lint muti on last year's Huston College fuotball tram, has signed with tiie Uuston Patriot* of tha American Football League. Couch Mike Holovuk said Donovan will be u-id as a defensive end. with liams score hoif's Samord Mlg. Co. Wil­ rolled a 323 for top for BAW while Kirch568 was high for San­ fcaal First, BufsrO We Give Tap T ab* S im p s Palmer, Player Meet In Doral Powell's Holds 'Narrow' Lead In Kegler Play With this week comes die final week of bowling in the Thursday Nite Mixed League ami the race for first place is indeed close. •Powell's Office Supply hold a one point margin over Mrs. Burnett Says He'll Take Serum ATLANTA (UPI) - The insurunreman who told of an alleged football fix has offer­ ed to submit to "truth ser­ um "—If Alabama roach Paul (Bear) Bryant and former Georgia Athletic Direclur Wallace Butts will Join him. The offrr was made Wed­ nesday night by the attorney lor George Burnett on learn­ ing that Butts flew to "neu­ tral" Florida and took a lie detector test which his attor­ ney and Hie man who govt the test said he passed with "flying colors." Butts was the third person to announce that be bad tak­ en a lie detector lest as a result of a growing contro­ versy and investigations that spilled out ot a story in this week’s Issue of the Saturday Evening Post. MIAMI (UPI>—Gary Play­ e r and Arnold Palmer, friend­ ly enemies In a jealous race Appleby's Restaurant and for the year's money-winning Pryor's State Farm Insurance title, square off head and with AS wins and 39 kisses. head today lo the first round Fourth place is held by of the 150,000 Doral upen golf Heart Council with 44 wins championship, and 60 kisses. Next is Stein- •Little Gary, the 1961 leader, a n d Palmer, tlic brawny mycr's with 41 wins and 63 Pennsylvanian who set a new losses followed by Cook's onc-ycar record with earnings Corner who have 31 wins and of $81,448 in 196J, stand only I 70 losses. I $1 ,«4X0 apart for this year on Thursday night In' final play the head end of the gold-dig­ Powell's bowl Apptcby’s; ging parade a t they begin Pryor's bowl Heart Council their four-day trek over the anil Stcinmeycr’s b o w ) 7,028-yard layout. Cook's. " It’s more than the money, Series of 500 plus were although that helps, too," bowled by Eddie Monroe of grinned Player, whose 322,432 Steinmoyer's with s 317; Ver­ leads the pack this year and gil Anderson of Pryor's witli who la 92,oou ahead of hla a 507; Clyde Plcrcy and leading pace of two years Harold Appleby of Mrs. Ap­ ago. pleby’s Restaurant with 304 "Nope," a d d e d Palm er, Ralph Betta and Dot Powell "don't knock money. But It of Powell's Office Supply still means a lot to be the witli 503 and 348, respective­ leader, no m atter what your lybusiness. And golf la ours." As they trod off in a three­ some which Included Gene Couches Meta Littler, Jack Nlcklaus stood ST. PETERSBURG, (UPI) 96,000 back or Palm er wilh —All-time Yankee great BUI third place earnings of f 15.Dickey haa rejoined Casey 315. And, just to give you an Stengel as a special catch­ idea of how eagerly the pres ing coach for the New York try for a place among the Melt. The assignment is on­ money-leaders, Nlcklaus was ly on a temporary basis for a case in point. Dickey, who It a member ol baseball'! llall of Fame. bad 18 start* this season but hae only com* up with thre* firsts. However, ha haa b««a running very consistently and hae finished second six times and third seven. T hat means he has rewarded hla backers with a payoff in 18 of hit II outings. Sleek Ponda, owned by Mrs. M. V. Kirkland, will be trying for his sixth win of the sea­ son in this main eveneL Aside from Mac Tray four other en­ tries are three-time winners, namely Mbs Perry, Queen's Slipper, Ford and New lilt. All profits from the day­ light program tomorrow afterneon will be turned over to the Orange Memorial Hospital building fund. Tho featured ninth race under the aun h*t been designated the Grange Memorial Hospital Handicap and the owner of the wiunlng greyhound will receive a tro­ phy to be presented by Garth Walker, hospital director. Popular apeediters entered in the Hospital Handicap in­ clude Ruby Keeler, M'ad* Tray, Cherokee Sundial and Rapid Roy. * * 8 2 ,. SorryI No Minors* Al at upseta over Canlslua and Providence respectively to­ night In the semifinals of the National Invitation Tourna­ ment. Both Canislus and Provi­ dence may be below p sr physically—Canislus because six key players bavs been weakened by respiratory ail­ ments and Providence be­ cause playmaker V l n n i e Ernst is suffering with a pull­ ed muscle in hli right leg. The Canislus players seem­ ed lo be gaining In their bat­ tle of the bug* when they flew Into New York Wednes­ day night. Coach Bob Macklnnon said he expected to start hla regular l i n e u p against Villanova tonight i % 4 8:10 I EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - 2 P.M. life# C«9» D COMFORTABLE GRANDSTAND • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE A LOUNGE • VALET PARKING "H'a Store Fun T* Match The Grayhouada Hun" PAINTS Phone — FA 2-3649 209 West 1st S t * NEW YORK (UPI) — Villa, nova and Marquette—an un- LADIES’ NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY SOAP AND WATER H DOC n PLUS 2nd GAL. ix r ta io * s u m a c h 0 Semi-Finals Set In N IT N IG H T L Y Farrell's 310 Mar. 21, 1963 Sign Donovan CLIANUP M O D E PACKAGE STORE PagB 6 I Share The Profits To Save You Money! nnCTA M CY IIL'-MIMIND ON A U at Other finishers for thu lo­ cals were Chip Crawford, who finished aocond lu tho low hurdle race breaking hi* own record with a time of 21.3. Third In tha same event wax Jim M'cssluud, Buddy Lawsun finished fourth in tho hundred yard dash; Dav* Nuell, third in •hot put and discus; and Bar­ ry Barks, third in thu 44U ford. Tamm esme through yard run. with a pair of 200 games, Sanford's next meet is next 210 and 203, while Bridges M'cdnciday in Leesburg. added a 2UL dsg^. ONI GOAT BARGAIN PRICES fc ra lt Even thousrh Derby and Inaugural winner M « Tray has been lagging in the victory chase he is still rated a 5 to 2 morning line favorite when he goes to post In the featured ninth race tonight a t the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. „ . . Fred Whitehead's veteran trophy collector haa Mayfair Hosts Sunday Play U akstcrs from tho DeLand Golf Club led by the person­ able club pro, Rudy Goff visit the SI ay fair Country Club for the second of t two match series on Sunday. Tbo first inter club event, played a t the DeLand CC, was won by the MMGA golf­ ers MSI. The Mayfair course current­ ly in top playing condition is expected to provide its usual true teat for all par­ ticipating golfers. Prises in both the gross snd net categories will be awarded along with addition­ al prices for individual ac­ complishments. Handicaps are Hated after each entrya name. Starting off on No. 1 The a t 11:30 a. m- will be 8. MaUcozowskl IB). G. Horall (10), J . Palm er (B), 8. Mar­ tin (7). Vo. 1 Tee at 11:37 a. m.— BUI Foulk (3), II. Heley (3), J, Spencer (2), J . Rartholo'.v <». No. 1 Tec at 11:44 a. m .~ C. Phillips (3), MfLanefS), S. Powell (4), D. Gunby (3). No. 1 Too at 11:31 a. m — W. Bowman (5), n. McGrUf <7), A. Fennell <7), C. Inch (7). No. 1 Tee at 11:38 a. m .K. Bradford (3), T. Brosehoyt (7), B. Epps (7), M. Smith (7). No. 1 Tee at 13:05 p. ni.— R. Pearson (7), J . Jacobs (•), K. Burr (9), L. Ingram <»>■ No. 1 Tee at 12:13 p. m.— F. Durto (11), b . Simmons (It), E. Higginbotham (8), C. Kincaid (11). No. 1 Tee at 13:19 p. m — Grier (4), T. Studenmtr* (3), II. Ring (4), W. Cunningham B anfnrh Mac Tray Top Favorite TUB G A B O * DSALT 7heMS C tV € S A . on "sometime next week" in Chicago, and that Dr. Duke Baird df Coral Gables, who had been treating the knee since Sonny twisted it swing ins a golf club with an 11yrar-old friend, would be ask­ ed to do the surgery. Nllon said Dr. Mike Mandarino. former Philadelphia Eagles football star and team physician, would ho asked to assist as a consultant. "We hope to be ready by September." Nllon said. ‘‘It’s loo early to talk about sites, hut 1 think Pittsburgh would be a good slle If P at­ terson continues to balk at Baltimore. Detroit is another possibility," Nilon said. 51jr Sanford, Fla. G O O D YEA R SERVICE STORE U S W .1 4 M , Ml DM*AY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO ■ ■ i — — — — F A M tS I �0 II$* #sn fo (f Im l) (bsuah Mar. 21, 1983 — Taf« 7 G b b i} • DEAR ABBY: We are unable to convince our teen-aged (laughter th n t it ia bad taste to show affection in public. I'm talking about the sick­ ening behavior one sees today be­ tween young people going steady. She thinks it's all right to hang on to u boy and put her arm around his wnist while he does the same when they walk down the street. Also, be­ cause "everyone else docs it" she aces nothing wrong with sitting practically on his lap while he drives the cur. I f we tell her it looks bad, tsho says we are living in the dark ages. She’ll take your word for it, Ahby, no please enlighten her, nlong with u few million others. * EXASPERATED DEAR EXASPERATED: This is for nil the vulnerable parties: Please, young lovers, wherever you arc, be­ lieve me, it IS in the poorest taste to get lovey-dovey in public. A boy who respects a girl will not initiate it, and a girl who respects herself will not encourage it. So hands off. And I mean 1 U0 percent off. • • * DEAR ABBY: Lnat fall a distant relative of ours started sending us a religious paper. Our family is not of that religion nnd we do not enjoy reading it. 1 know this relative meant well, but we are not interested in being "converted” und this paper aeems to have that as its purpose. Q aaoJby By Abigail Van Buren DEAR MINNIE - APPOLIS: Write to your relativo nnd tell him you appreciate his thoughtfulness — but you and your fnmily are not interested in the patter so he should­ n’t waste the time and money to send it. • "I made my wife an inter­ esting talker," reads an ad­ vertisement fur a business publication (The husband in the ad accomplished Uiia, he says, by giving his wife a subscription to the publica­ tion.) Tltough UiU was Just an advertisement, a husband CAN do a lot to help hla wife become an interesting Tells Of Offer GOTEUORG, Sweden (UPI) —Swedish promoter Edwin Ahlqulat says Tom Bolsn e( Championship Sports. Inc., has offered Ingemsr Johan•son $750,000 to fight Cas­ sius Clay. Ahlqulat said Ute ■urn is $250,000 sbo\e the srigioal figure Rolan offered, Ahlquist said. Nothing New ATHENS, Greece (U PI)— More than 2,000 yeara ago— when the original Olympic Games were staged—the an­ cients argued about whether competitors were really ama­ teur* or aUta-aupportrd hire­ ling*, ju it a* modern nations era doing today. .A c * • • • Stop worrying. Write to Abb.v. For n personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • * • • For Abby’s booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills. Calif. By Oswald Jacoby declarer to give us a dia­ mond trick. It certainly did not take any genius on my part to find a defense to beat four evades. 1 could have shlftrd to lie art* at trick two or led a club at trick three and the result would have still been tho same, but strangely enough the hand was played In a team game and the other West hand found a way to let declarer make five odd. lie noted hla partner's deuce of clubs and shifted to the five of dlamoodi. K ill's quern fell to South's king. South drew trumpi, finessed against tho Jack of diamonds, discarded the queen of clubs on the fourth trick to Ute ace of hearts. U )oM B J conversationalist. lie can help her widen her Inicrcats and increase Iter knowledge of world affairs by getUng her to read ALL of a dally paper, initead of just headlines and society news. He can help her to develop self-confidence in expressing ideas by listening attentively to her when Iter conversa­ tion is aimed directly at him, Instead of paying so little attention that she be­ comes convinced she hasn't anything worth parading. Ha ean help her by seeing to it that some of their even­ ings are spent taking adiaotage of worth-while events Use community has to o ffe rlectures, plays, art exhibi­ tion*, concerts. Ha ean even sec that they are a bit choosy about what t u t ( I ) ChaN»«t • ! t * w w ) M n (S) ABC r r * n i n y R i p o r l (I) W ay** r«uch*r tits tt) Editorial 1 : 1* |< ) ( 3) l : t l ( 1) l i l l (I) l:ii td (Si 1:19 IS) (II I : 1S * :(* 1:41 7 :0* • DEAR ABBY: The item in your column about how to tell an “eiglityear-old-hlnbbcrmouth” that he was going to have a little brother or sis­ ter brought bnck memories. When our little boy was eight, I was e x i s ­ ting a baby, und it was quite appar­ ent. So I told him a new arrival wus on the way. He snld, "Let ME tell Daddy about it when he comes home from work." He was so disappointed when I told him th at Daddy already knew. MIRIAM On J THURSDAY P. M. Should we let this relative continue sending it? The paper must cost something nnd I'm sure the postage does. We ju st throw it uwuv without ever looking a t it. Or should we write nnd tell him to quit sending it? M1NNIE-APPOLIS It I hadn’t been vulnerable NORTH It I might have tried a light A Q to s a bounding takeout double with 987 ♦ A1 0 7 4 the West hind. Instead, I AMS found myself on lead against WMT EAST AS A 743 a fourspade contract. JT0S3 f A ISI I made my normal lead of V ♦ -TO ♦ Qa 3 the king of clubs and con* A A K 1 0 S 4 A J 72 tinued the suit in »pito of S C H T H (D) ray partner's play of Ute A AKJII VKQ4 deuce. If his deuce had been ♦ xs a a singleton I would give him AQS a ruff, if U was the low est' K*at and Waat vulnerable of three I would drop South’* Saelfc Waal Narth Boat Paia 3 4 Pau queen. 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Twilight that the poor horse la more strawberry than roan. Man Zone. "I Dream of Genie." Young alar* with Connie What would you do If a genie llinca and Edna Skinner. appeared and granted you one 8 9 p. m. CBS. Perry Ma- wish? If you were a mild aon. "The Case of tiie Velvet offiee clerk, as cleverly playClaws." Patricia Harry man­ ages to be appealing even though she is enmeshed in STARTS SUN. a lu ll doxen foul deed* that E l v l a - E l v i . . Klvia would make many others look In "Glrla C.lrla Glrla" pretty slwddy. She cltcat* on her husband and is caught. Blackmail follows, accompan r l *' \J • k c a r\ ' ) led by a few sordid political It I Ut - I N 1 Ml A 1 D | propositions and finally the PHONE FA 3-111* murder of her spouse. Perry NOW SHOWING spends moat of Ins lime out CARLOAD of court winding up his eaac PASS NITK James Philbrook b featur­ 7:00 A 11:30 ed with star* Raymond Burr, “Man Of Thr Wewt” Barbara Hale and William Gary Cooptr In Color Hopper. 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Men often havd • better chance than their wive* to develop Into interesting con­ versationalists. Rut any hus­ band who does have a bet­ ter chance owes it to his wife, to help her get out of the “ I said and aba said" routine that is all the conver­ sation many tromen know how to make. T V Time Previews d fc jh tiq h iA MAKE NECESSARY ADDITIONS OR REPAIRS •••j A - HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN BORROW UP T O $5,000 - UP T O 5 YEARS T O PAY Ih c .Sanford Herald IN W. f ir s t SC / FJ-IXX CpO-1*. |L .4 -* i 1 w K- J 1 �3!;# frm fe rk Pnpc ^ rr» tt 8 — Mar. 21, 1963 9ConuunaksM Judith Greenbaum,Thomas A. Greene Married In Double-Ring Ceremony II) Janr Casselberry Mir. Judith Greenbaum, daughter of Mr*. A. C. Drown of Orlatulo, brtame the lirdo of Ihom as Albert Greene, sun of Mr, mid Mr*. Donald M. Greeno of Orlando, Sunday, Marth 17, at 4 p.m. In thu Casselberry Community Methodl*l Church. Dev. Dclmua Copeland offi­ ciated at the double rime cere­ mony. Thu bride wni given In marriage by her unde, Claude Caldwell of Winter Garden. She choie for her wedding a traditional gown of white satin with long fitted sleeves and her not fingertip veil waa attarhed to a white autin crown encrualed with pearl*. llliea-of-the-valley with red She wore n tingle utrand of land white streamer* atlaeherl. The maid of honor, Ml** pearl* anti carried a bouquet of whlto mum*, red ro*e* ami | Sheila McSweeney of Orlan- Our Selection Of llirlhflny Hems — • I'aint by Number* Seta 'V • Tonka Truck* • Games • I(arid Clothe* • AMT hit** Mi{. • Tenma Itarkrla • Schwinn lllryrlr* • Mattel Gun* • IIO Train* • Madam Alraandrr Doll* Toy AND M K S , THOMAS ALHEUT (SHEENE Does Host For Corral | District Meeting I'INKCKRST HIIOPPKK 1010 FRENCH AVE HANFORD FA 2-H29.1 do, wore a gold lace and net dress over white aatin and carried a bouquet of white mums with gold streamers. Vernon Greene, brother of the groom, served a* best man and the ushers wen, John K. Greene, brother of the groom and Cecil Caldwell, of Winter Garden, cousin of tho bride. A selection of traditional wedding music was played on the organ by Mr*. Darwin Miru. Thu altar was decorated with arrangements of whito g la d I o 1 a s and chrysanthe­ mums. Hie bride's mother's en­ semble eunsisted of a two* piec« dress of olive green lin­ en and white hat with green Dower and veil and a coraagu of whltu chrysanthemums. The groom'a mother wore n IjuiiiIhmi silk and flowered hat with a corsage of white chysanthemums. Following the ceremony a wedding reception was held at the American Legion f o i l Homo on I’laltie Lake which was decorated with Imjliquet* of yellow gladioli and chrys­ anthemum*. The wedding cake was three-tiered with the top layer supported by tiny greek columns and lopped with a ,inlnlatura bride and gruuni, A buffet lunch with lha cake mid punch was served. The couple received many lovely gift* for their new I iuiiic which will be at 481 Hi­ biscus ltd., Cassella-rry, fol­ lowing u week long wedding trip to the F ast l.’oanl. I More than IUU members ol bands atlended the recent the Benevolent, Patriotic Or­ North Florida District Con­ der of Does ami their lull- vention at thu Klks Club In Sanford. The guesls passed through an Indian Tepee at the Club, and were greeted by the San- V A H - I I C o f f e e l.forcl Does . »ll decked out, .In L T . Indian costumes, They repre­ .Mrs. J. P. Colonna wni bus­ sented the Seminole Indians and earned out the same ies* with Mr*. M. C. Promo theme throughout the conven­ at her laime in Simla ml for tion. ' the monthly cotfec of the Of­ T li e supreme president, ficer* Wive* Club of VAH-ll G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC lula Barnard, was honored at and Detachment R. a banquet at the Capri and THRIFTY “ 30" PUSHBUTTON among other honored guests A SI, Patrick's Day theme was followed lor the table. In present were Ido Walker, su­ the center of which was a preme Junior counselor; Mr. handsome cake with the fig­ and Mrs. Ibirl llaiscclulnc nf ure of an Irish colleen tieurOrlando; Katie Young, state ing Ilia message "Top o' Hie • Hl-apeed C alfod* Unit* president; .Mr*. A. I*. Bow- Morning." • Focused H e a t I r o l l a r rrsox, stale treasurer; Gar­ New member, .Mr*. J. M. land Bouden, and Frank Hol­ Iliumcli, was welcomed tu f P u sh b u tto n Central* mes, exalted ruler of the Hie group. Her hnuliand has Suntord Fflks Lodge. Joined VAH-ll on board the Two ceremonies from the USS Franklin I), llouievell. FALL BARGAIN Does ritual were presented: Farewell gifts were given to Hie Klks* first, hy the San­ Mrs, W. A. Hose, whole hus­ DAYS S P E C IA L ... ford Does and F'lag Day by band is now attached tu VAHthe Orlando Drove. Dancing J, and Mr*. Wayne Kohiusoii, was enjoyed (luring Hie r e ­ who will leave some time mainder of the evening. next month with her family Tin- business session was for their next assignment In In-Id on Sunday from U a m Albuquerque, New Mexico, In 4 p m . with time out for lunrh. Stale officer* were elected at this meeting, l.lhhy Bryant of Orlando was Denier In Seminole County" elected president; Mrs. Howersnx of Hie . atiford Does, Vice president, am] .Mrs. B. S! r*. Vernon Feddersun, G. Cumillers, treasurer. Mr*. Bowersox and Mrs. president of the taulles Aid Carullien, co-chairmen for of the Lutheran Church of Hie event woutd like to thank the Itedeeiner, ammunci** Dint all who helped In any way, tile regular monthly meeting especially the land mer­ wilt lie In-Id today, at 7:30 chant* wlm donated girts for p. m. nl tin* Church. Pastor Herbert Goer** will the toll- bag*, the city for free parking tickets for the conduct tbe evening discuss­ visitors and the Police Dept, ion and devotions. Further plans will tie made for the use of a shoulder patch for name tags. Next for the smorgastnird, sched­ year's convention will t>«- in uled for April 30. Mr*. Fedderson urge# nil member* tu Karasutu. make a special effort to at­ tend this impoitant meeting. Mrs. Colonna Hostess For BUY R A N ^ G E ” M3995 Sanford Electric Co. “Olilenl HE 118 Alagnoliu Ave. FA 2-1502 YOU’LL IONJOY SALES AT DEMING ART GALLERIES 250 N. Oltl.ANDO AVE., WINTER PARK ON 17-U2 . OPPOSITE KlI.I.AItNEY AITS. Central Florida's Oldest Most Reliable AUCTION GALLERY -----AUCTION SALES----- 30 Every Even n P I’.M. SUNDAYS 2 to 5 P.M. Karly llird GIFTS to the 1st 25 ladies at every sale. HltEATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED Diamonds - Silverware • Fine Linens - Oriental Hutu* • Chlnawnre K HiO's Or Other llemn “Il*« Fun (o liny a I Auction ut your own Price" DEMING GALLERY r ,,B NAMB ______________________________________ VOU CAN THUHT” —Parking on our lig h te d Io I h —REFRESHMENTS —Gifts a t every Sale FREE Well, hello, again. Accord­ ing to the many calls and conversation* o f different homemakers last week’* col­ umn was greatly enjoyrd. 1 am io glad and wc have a good one again this week, 1 think. The USDA says that sweet potatoes are a good buy this month. Tlmy arc of excellent quality and arc at a low' re­ tail price. So let’s try these Sweet Potato Date Balls. I ' i cup* mashed cooked yams 1 beaten egg li cup lincty chopped datci 2 tb ipi. butter pinch of cinnamon salt to taste Combine all ingredients, chill and shape into tiny balls. Boll in finely chopped nut meals. Bake on buttered h i k ­ ing sheet at 375 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes nr until nipped with brown. Serve hot or cold, using toothpick* for easy serving. Home economists with the USDA say the nuts take away some of the sweetness of the dates anil swret potatoes and give the balls o crunrhincss that’s good with either hot or cold drinks. This makes a "different hur* d ’oeuvre" for your nrxt party. • • • Here is a tasty recipe from Hie General Foods Testing Kitchen. Coconut Muffins 2 cups sifted flour 2 tsp*. baking powder Is cup granulated sugar I tsp. salt t ' i cups toasted coconut 1 egg, well beaten I cup milk ‘4 cup butler or other short­ ening. melted Measure sifted flour, add baking powder, sugar and salt, sift together. Add coco­ nut. Combine egg and milk, add to flour mixture. Add shortening and mix Just long enough — to—-dampen— Ilsur. Spoon into greased muffin tins filling each *a full. Bake In hot oven 425 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Makes 12 muf­ fins. recipe is from Mrs. John Donclson, Cover each half of pear with generous covering of cream cheese which has been moistened with pear Juice. Boll each half in finely chop­ ped jumbo peanuts. Place a cherry in center of each half. Serve on lettuce leaf. * • • Combine chopped h a r d cooked eggs anil peanuts with peanuts with mayonnaise to make a tasty sandwich till­ ing. say Hie home economists of the USDA. • • * Meets Tonight By Mr*. H. L. John*o» more dam p than they really I tbsp butter are. 1 Hup. flour t cup milk *> cup drained cooked celery] How docs this sound! Ba­ sail and pepper to taste ' nana Doughnuts. *« cup fine dry bread crumb* j 3 cups all-purpose flour •a c u p grated American 3 «*P* baking powder 1 tsp. soda cheese 2 tsps. salt Drain salmon, discarding bones and skin, then (lake. 1 tsp. nutmeg >« cup shortening Add lemon Juice. Melt butter, I cup sugar biend in flour and fish Juice, then milk. Stir over direct 3 eggs well beaten D i tsp. vanilla heat until sauce boils and thicken*. Add salmon and cel­ *i cup mashed banana (about 2 bananas) ery, salt and pepper as dccup buttermilk sirrd. Turn into buttered cas­ cup flour for rolling serole and sprinkle bread Sift flour, measure and re­ crumbs and cheese mixed to­ sift 3 times with baking pow­ gether over the top. Bake in der. salt, soda and nutmeg. a 400 degree oven for 20 Cream shortening, blond in minutes. Serves 5. sugar, add egg* and beat un­ * • • til smooth and fluffy. Add Do you remove clothes combined vanilla, bananas from your dryer that arc and buttermilk and beat until rough, harsh and really wrin­ well mixed. Add flour fixture kled? Did you know that It Is and stir until smooth. Turn caused by removing Hie na­ small portions or dough onto tural moisture from the g ar­ floured board, knead lightly, ment? Drying Item* too long roll to S inch thickness and removes natural moisture and therefore produces harsh results. To remedy this, r e ­ From move clothes before they arc "bone dry.” Because of tl»e Your moisture In the warm air Dow n within the dryer d r u m , clothes may "feel" damp town when actually they are not. Florist By following these few simple rules, enjoy the benefits ol a SANFORD dryer. FLOWER SHOP 1. Remove Rems before Cor. K. 1st ft Sanford Ave. they arc over dry, FA 2-1822 FA 2-8132 2. Choose the Wash and Wear setting fur minimum care articles. 3. Never overload the dryer. 4. Rcmcmlier clothes feel T have been asked several lime* if I knew of a good r e ­ cipe book for serving large crowds, etc. In a USDA bulle­ tin this month there is just such a book. It Is for church suppers, dinners for family reunions and money-making meals. The USDA has one en­ titled "Recipes for Quantity Service," HERR-3 and is available from the Supt. o( D o c u m e n t s , Government Printing Office, Washington 23, D. C., for $2.50. It contains 400 recipes. There arc recipes lor everything from bread, navy bean soup and potato salad to short ribs ut beef and turkey harliquin. Ingredient* are given for 23, 50 and too liortions. Each recipe cont a i n * step by-step instruc­ tions. There is also a variety of appetizing menus. Tlic Home Demonstration Agent, Miss Wilson, says that she has a copy in her olficc and anyone who wishes may gn out and copy some of the recipes. It cannot be taken from the office, but you arc welcome to lake your time and copy any you wish. While you arc out there why not look over Hie bulletins that arc free for the taking. And if you arc not in HD work or one of the county clubs, talk with Miss Wilson about Join­ The VAII-D Officers Wivei ing one. I guarantee you will be. glad y o u . d i d , ................. „ recent!) enjoyed an afternoon of bridge a t the, Pinecrest Freezedrying, the newest home of Mrs. D. F. Munday. wrinkle in processing food Coffee, cokea and dessert products, is catching on fast were served to tho player* by In New Zealand. The USDA'a Foreign Agricultural Service the hostesa. says a freeze-drying meat The high score for the* Hoot plant In Invercargill h a s Owl Wives win received by more orders than it can fill. Mrs. C. It. Jasper. Second In the USA, freeze-drying is high for the afternoon was still twine used on a limited scored by Mr*. P. N. Breton scale. Because It Is more ex­ and low score was accredited pensive than other processing to Mr*. A. F. Reno. methods, American ( I r m a Others who enjoyed the have been using it mainly for cards and afternoon social specialty item* — foods for hour were Mntes. G. W. Kimcampers, ingredirnts in dried mint*, J. L. Shipman, It. H. soups and some seafoods. Cooke, K. D. Kuglcr, W, I. • • • Lewis, W. E. Markley, J. J. Mrs. Fort Poole has a nice Moynihan and T. E. Qulllan. suggestion for an Easter dec­ oration. She makes cup cakes and scoops out the center. Then she fill* It with lemon pudding. Sprinkle powdered sugar over the pudding and NEW SHIPMENT take Hie top ol the cup cake SPRING ft SUMMER that was scooped out to form butterfly wings—I bet lhat is real cute. Try it sometime. WIDE RANGE • • • OF STYLES ft PRICKS F’or our io*ntcn dish this week here Is a salmon dish called Salmon au Grutln. I Mb. can pink or red salmon I tbsp. lemon juice I U W kV I A I t's L Y ■* * F * f cut with floured 2‘i inc doughnut cutter. Fry in dec fat heated to 375 degrees m tit golden brown, then lilt ot and drain on asorbent pupet .Makes 3‘4 dozen. • • • Don't forget my nddres! Rt. I, Box 31-B, Sanford. TARPOON Majorette Sailcloth Chambray Denim • The Top In Sportswen r • l-arge Selection • Latest fashion abode* See the new McCall's Cullotte Patterns QcfNSft&TwavOt"' Sttnft. E. 1st St. at Sanford Are. FA 2-V II fc '1 3 O t1 E • ' 1 * Mrs. Munday OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS! Hostess For V A H -9 Bridge Kusirst Coconut Pancakes. Fur each cup of pancake mix (prepared according to pack­ age directions) add S cup toasted coconut. Bake as usual, allowing *« cup batter for each pancake. • • • Here's another recipe from Mrs. Seminole County of '02. It's called Beef-A-llonl. Boll 8 ounce package of macaroni and druin. Brown m Hi*, ground lieel with t large onion and t green pepper. Season with garlic salt if desired. Add; 8 ounce can of tomato sauce I No. 3U3 cun whole tomatoes Add cooked macaroni and sim mer for 30 minutes. Top with purmeusan cliecse. • • • We have a couple of salad recipes this week from homemakers. This one is from Mrs. Mae Smith, Dissolve: t large pkg. Jello (peach, oprirot, orange or lemon) Ilk cups boiling water Add: 1 lb. cottage cheese J large ran crushed pineapple (drained) 1 run mandurin oranges THURSDAY (drained and rut up) 1 small can milk Brownlee Bible Class of the 1 cup mayonnaise First Presbyterian C h u r c h 1 cup Juice from above fruits meets at 0:45 p.m. for a sup­ Four into 0 by 13 inch loaf per in Fellowship 1UII. pan and let stand in refriger­ ator until set. Cut in squares and place un lettuce leaves. Modern building material* Top with teaspoon of mayon­ are intentionally designed to naise and red cherry if de­ expasu dirt quickly. When sired. • • * The Bear Lake Girl Smut dirt I* visible, you are more Troop 4»7 will »|H>nsor a hake likely to wash it off promptly. This Individual P ear Salad tale this Saturday In front ut the loirkhart Post Olflce. Starling time is fl u.m. Pro­ ceeds will tm added to the fund for a trip to Ihr Juliet laivo Foundation in Savan nali, Ga., in May. Ladies Aid Com m a Swim In The News Of Fashion In “Four Winds’* 12 to IS 8.95 Sleek II e I a n c a ® ntretch nylon, Ly­ cra'S spantlux knit in the classic style th a t does most for your figure. Watery print in limjuolse green or rust ’n tun. Molded bra. JUST ARRIVED! HANDBAGS Church Calendar Flemings (•iftn • Card* • Hooka (Formerly MeVIrani) 210 E. Finit 81. Bear Lake Troop Plans Bake Sale H uSh P u P P to S HUMA' iitswo rtesms * ususi shoes it wotmisr The Light eat Weight Mo»t Comfortable 1-ongeat Wearing Shoe NOW . . . Big Hark Of Best Quality Glass, China, Wood and Brass What-Nots. Vi PRICE INCLUDES; Varca, Candy Jars, Oyster Plates. Candle Holders, Flower Arrangemeets, Sugar - *n • Creams Fruit Bowls, Coffee Mak­ ers, etr. of Us kind 177 Magnolia Ave. BOYS’ BOXERS IN PLAIDS HY HALEY & LOUD $ 7 9 8 Fashion Parade A WHIP. OF HATH SELECTION IJ.9K FHUM WIDTHS V / lllT * P w n’- " ‘2 . 9 8 8-M -W ANFORD C 'HOE I POWELL’S Office Kuppliea A Gifts Softest S 207 W. 1st St. & n i& h VA M m New look cotton plaids perk up hi* traditional ■ t y | e boxer trunks. All around elastic waist Jr. keys' d w s M l l.<» STRIPES PEP STRETCH AIILE NYLON TRUNKS n r - 3 .9 8 N e w squure • cut nasaau style brief* . . . snujr fittinR’, neat looking! Hold beach boy stripes. Machine washable I �. f\+ . Mrs. Woods Hostess For Church Circle Circle Learns About Caladiums Ladle* of the Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church met recently at the home of Mrs. Edward Woods for their regular bu*lncs* and social hour. The meeting vva* opened with the group singing ''Wiint a Friend We Have In Jrsu*", accom­ panied on the piano by Lucy Wood*. The devotion wa* g',v. en hy Mrs. Uus Sclimah, und Mr*. Ralph Lusting gave a short talk on an Interesting article taken from the current Reader* Digest. The Executive Hoard pro* edited n copy of their First Y’ear Rook for Inspection ami adoption. It wa- accepted by oil, A latter fiom Mr. li U. Nordgrcn, chairman of Sur­ vey Committee for Church Expon*Ion, wa* read regard­ ing the desire* and suppoit of any plan* of n building proj­ ect which will best meet the mods of ihu church. It was agreed that this would bo well suppui ted. Another communication wa* front Friendly Service, •tilt­ ing additional need* of money foi Uibiii Pictures, bath mats, and Church school material*. Tho ladies suggested they send u check together with the Friend,hip League as soon as possible. A motion was also made ami carried to aend a check for flO.UU to tile Surcpln Home Fund. A social hour was enjoyed while refreshments were serv­ ed hy the hostess to lliu 13 member* present and guests, Mrs. Clara Hunt. Mrs. Walter llurton, and Mi*. Charles Yining. Wedding W IR IN G S * Gwnltney Jeweler* 201 8. Park F.l J-ftSOB Mr*. M a r t i n Stincclphcri en DeWit, president, conduct-1group were Mr*. J. L. Luzack and Mr*. Wade Garner were ctj a short buslnc** meeting, j of Chicago, III., Mrs. John co-ho*tes*cs for the m onthly. followed by the social hour. | Kearney of Delroit. Mich., meeting of the Palm Circle ol Guest* welcomed bv Ihe I and Mr*. G. W. Relish ol Ihe Sanford Garden Club at Ihe Stlnociphcr home on Park Avc. Guest speaker was Dr. John F. Darby of the University ol Florida Agricultural Experi­ ment Station, lie used a* hi* subject “ Caladiums" a n d their culture, Part of Id* prescnlalion wa* colored slide* ol many varieties of raladiums and the vast acre* that arc grown commercially m Apupka, Se bring und Zell wnod. He gave Ihe member* many practical pointers on the eultiv iitkm of tins showy spring und summer plant in­ cluding Imw to u<e them in landscaping piuns, He staled that if Hie tuber* are imm ers­ ed in 120 degree water for 25 minute* any nematode* pres­ ent will he killed and even when planted up'tide-down they will thrive, This tre a t­ ment i* good whether there are nematodes or not. The speaker said that *'a good way to plant wa* set out petunia* in tlie fall over the caladimn tubers, then alter the petunias have bloomed during the (all and winter, re­ move them and the rubidiums will hr ready to lake over in Die spring and summ er." A queilion and answer per­ iod followed Ihe talk and all DR. JOHN F. DARBY, right, was guest *|>o»ker those present agreed that it for the monthly meeting of the Palm Garden wa* a very interesting and Circle. Loft to right are Mr*. Helen DuWit, profitable meeting. Mr*. Met- In The Park Mull 21* Park A*e., Whiter Park Phone H17-2850 “Try Before You Buy” So Right! — FOR — SPRING AND SUMMER VERSATILE 1 PIECE — COSTUM IS SUITS • UNIONS • SILKS • JERSEYS PRICED FROM president, and to-htwlCKnett for Hie day, Mr*, Mail in Stmecipher ami Mrs. Wude Garner. (Herald Photo) Sfg.Oo TO $3 4 .9.1 Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORM) OF FINE FURNITURE M A TH ER of Sanford ordered home In submit the proposition to the Navy vet­ erans. At a later dale tile enlire group met in SI. Loui* and from this meeting the Tlie following Nov. It. the first convention was held and has continued until the pres cnl day. Soon afterward the ladies organized an auxiliary. They ca-operale with the Leg ion and have a variety ol welfare and rivic project* that they sponsor. The American Legion, at Ihe present time, i* the lorg. est veterans organization in the world. For the celebration the tables were decorated will) fern, entwined with puppies, emhlamatic of thole who gave their live* for freedom. A large birthday cake dec­ orated in lho Legion color- o! gold and blue, lopped wild 44 candles was placed in Ihe center of the guest table. Cecil Carlton, post com­ mander, lighted the randies and cut the rake. He also welcomed the group and thanked Ihe auxiliary for sponsoring tlie parly. Following the dinner fillerlainmrnt was provided by s quartet, composed of Jack Owen, It. L. Reaves, W. L. Harmon a n d Jack Owen. They were accompanied at Ihe piano hy Mr*. H l> Gr ionic Mrs Carllun was chairman of Ihe event, assilted by Mr*. Warren King, Mrs. J. Q. Calloway and Mr*. Joel S. Field. Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mr*. Stephen R Tully, M3 Wiishire Drive, Howell I’ark, h a t e a* their guests, Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Davidson of Grsnlsvilte, W. Va , and Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen of Forest Park, HI. Enjoys Social At Tinsley Home n> Shirley Wentworth A group of young people from the Rear Lake Chepel gathered at Ihe Cecelia Drive home of Mr. and Mr». L. C ; Tlntley. In Roar I-ake, for an evening of fun. The group enjoyed a cookout, prepared by their host*.: Assisting* with the food and entertainment were Mr*. Art Patrick, Mr*. John Kirk and Mr*. C. C. Jrnr*. Followin'? a session of »everal energetic game*. Includ­ ing volley halt, the group enJoy oil hamburger*, hot dog*, j bean*, cole *law, cold drink*! and a SI. Patrick'* Day* cake. | Dancing wa* alto enjoyed during Ihe evening to record, eil inuilc. Tho*e attending' were Lei and Terry Lyle*, Mark Kppinger, Larry Smith. John Jones, Rarhara IVtcrson. Jane Kirk, Rarhara Neel, U ltr a Keith. Donna Patrick, Dennia Israelann, Ricky Easton, Ran.ly Celling*, llilly Johnson, Har­ ry and Urucc Kwer, Judy Carroll, Donna Valdejo, Pris­ cilla Turner and a guoil, Chris While, of Tavares. trij* tFnnfnrh Erridh Mnr. 21, 1003 — P nge 9 New Spring Shorts — WITH — MATCHING BLOUSE — BY — THERM - O - JAC SIZES 5 THRU 15 M ARY E S T H E R ’S "Featuring Fashion* Just For You* 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE New Arrivals Legion Auxiliary Sponsors Supper The American Legion Auxdiary lo the Campbell L o ll­ ing Post No. 53 sponsored n covered dish supper for mem­ ber* ami their families Fri­ d aynight at the Legion Home on ilwy. 17-32. It was in ohservanco of the Legion's -Hth birthday. In IBID a group of officers ol World War One was te m ­ porarily relieved of command and ordered to Pari*. France, for the purpose nf forming an organisation f o r veterans when they returned home. Cot. Theodore Roosevelt was merle - Hernando, Fla. , William T. Fergu»on, Blanton I O t h e r member* present Owen, Allon H. Parker, Witwere Mmcu, W. W. Linz, H. Eiam Hardy and Harry C. II. Duncan, Arne Ericksen, I Oakes. Bear Lake Group Mr. and Mr*. Elbert K. Gowcii*, Park Avc. Tialier Park, announce the birth of a 7 lb. 10 oi. «on, March IK at the Orlando Air Force Dale Hospital. The new father I* serving with tho U. 8. Navy in VAII-0 and stationed at the Sanford Naval Air S ta ­ tion. lliey have a three year old son, Elbert Eugene II. They have chosen the name Jeffery for the new arrival. Maternal grandmother is Mr*. Elltuhuth Jones, of Pied­ mont, Ala, and paternal grandparent* aro Mr. and Mr*. Ira E. Gowvns, 701 West Third St., Sanford. HE METICULOUS Tlie upkeep nf your ward­ robe takes time and patience. So each week, check In am if hem* need attention, If team* are ripped or map* need r e ­ placing. IIOCRS: 9 TO 5:30 CcHUa/i& E EFFECTIVE! M on Ray FOR WOMEN * 1 tost hart's * i**4*rtat that I* th* w n r rrobltm. NIW-UNCOMf n i n n U s d t* OTOP u t u v n esrsptrsUan—Warts whU* rau Use*. Mon Kir “Th* Unco A WssX DsoUorinf. Ask far It hr asms. AvaUthla at alt ItsdUis dt**rua*ot an! d ru* stars*. Announcing. .. ('MIL RAYMOND SHEEN, U. with Mr. nnil Mr*. Hurry Hell, ulliDUtc to Ills new duly station ington, D. They will live In Cdr. Hell, Cartdyn, Nancy and 5 S, Nnvy ntul tils family npont two week* ut their homo mi Linda VlBtri, In DeRnry, with tho DtTrnnu Supply Agency, in Wash­ Alexandria, Vu. Loft to right are Pamela, Mr*. Hell. (Cox Photo) aJudm CENTRAL CIRCLE Central Circle of the Kan. ford Gaiih'ii ( mb met ut the home of Mrs. Da E South­ ward, Mr*. Volia A. William* Sr. opened the meeting with pray­ er, Sir*. N. II. Drawer, Ibid* and come rvut ion ciiniinmn pave a report on the bald eagle. Mr*. A. Kent Russette r gave it horticulture report ivguriliiip pruning rill us tree*, Himimis ele. to ptunl lit llii* time, Mr*. K. It. Wood, presi•ieiit, n u t ehuseii a* delegate from Central Cin.tu to the Ktutr Convention In Miami Reach 011 April 23-30. Tho program was a won­ derful experience a* Mrs. Southward greeted her gue*t* In a lovely Japanese oiID ho*, t e n gown. Colored •lldes of many sc rue* in the Orient were uhown. One of tho most outstanding group of aliile* wa* from the Kogetsu School of Flower Arranging in To­ Q budsiA kyo, whrre Mrs Southward and her daughter, Jeanne, had a short course in Japanese Flower arrangements. The dining room was lovely with its oriental flower a r ­ rangements. Hie table wa* a conversation piece with Japuuute dolts, umbrella*, fans, napkins and silver epergne with cherry blossoms. Refreshments of fortune cookirs, ten rakes, nuts, mints, Jasmine tea ntul enffro were served to Sirs, B. It. Henman, a guest from Rrlstol, Conn. Also the Mines, II. N, Hrow­ er, C. E Chanlot, George Mc­ Call, luivvrence Tinsley, Jumr* M. Thompson, A. F. G'otlum, A. Kent Hossrllrr, Voile A. 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FA 2-2301 �V* # n f« rb frrtlft Page 10 — Mar. 21, 1063 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Classified Ads Bring Results Classified Phone 322-5612 8 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*., thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru F r i • 2 P. M. day before insertion. Moo. • S a t noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right lo re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice 1% r o t > m m ih im iu : 1 11 % . J l tiiiiVN c i m ' i i t . t in vr% , n .iiit . »:*t %t k n r KMILV I. HMITH, \ n r n »: TO %M s m n ii t ii m i» U \t O VI % fs % l\N T tlerrAefi) rm : n ito n * « % ll> 1I W I M J I) K N %\ II K K»T% TKl You ■»»•! ea ch o f y m ara b»rrl»y n o tl f l n l anil re«|utr*i| to flla any rlalm* ami iDmaml* u h l r h you, o r rlth rr o f you, may have agaliiMt *.»M •■ ta le In the o fflrr o f lion. C. V e r n ­ on Mlie. Jr., C’o u n ty J udg# o f Hemlnole County, at hla offtrn in the Court lloune In Kanforil. Flo rid a, within »lx ralen«lar m ontha from the time o f the flrM putdlratlon of thla notice. Each claim or itemaml muwt be In w ritin g ami contain the p la te of realtlence ami p<s»t o ffice a<l<lre«a o f the cla im a n t ami m in t lie •w o r n to l»y the claim ant, hla a gen t or a tto rn ey , or the eame ahall be V0 I4L Herbert l.er* Aa E x ecu to r o f aalit aatate CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food G. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals . Reach Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 1 G. Femnle 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 Sendees 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Sendees 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 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 LG. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 2. Notices • Personal* 3. Education - Instruction REGISTRATION Is now being taken for the enroll­ ment of the kindergarten a t the Grace Methodist Church on Onora Kd. & Woodland 6. For Rent Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-7368. Lake Mary. 2 Brtlroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3049, FA 2 6347. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. 1st St. Three r o o m apartment. 2101 $43. 2 Bedroom Apartment, $33. Williams. Phone furnished Magnolia, Furnished Robert A. FA 2-393L 2 BR. It. ’sc, $17 Catalina. Loch Arbor unfurnished equipment, A. Williams bedroom hou.c. kitchen $95.00. Robert FA 2-3951. three NEWLY FURNISHED U rg e 2 UR. duplex. 14th St. Longwood. 838-3298. Furnished Apartment. Close In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-1013 FURN. Apt. 2300 MclIonvIlleT NICELY (urn. 6 room house. FA 2 6237. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Lake Mary. Ph. FA 2-7213. Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 or FA 2 0323. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: MON HAY. The once • week Rooms private baths, 114 Deodorant now available (n W. Flrat St. local druK (tore*. Uncondi­ tionally guaranteed to atop Unfurnished l or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ underarm perspiration and ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. all body odor. FA 2-4678. CARD OF THANKS RENT A BED To our many Irtcnd* who Rollaway, Hospital fc Baby have given ui courage and Beds. itrength to c a r r y on By Day, Week, or Month FitbUeJi -M/inh 21. 2* A Aurll through our sorrow, (hank CARROLLS FURNITURE 4. 11. t»<2. you. Your word* ol aym- Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st SL C l K |. « t pathy, beautiful floral tri­ I* T IIE 4 IR C 1 IT rn iH T . butes and food were a UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms! M M II JID IC M L r i l l ( I IT . bath, 2 screened porches. 1% % \ l l in n N K H U U I.K great consolation to all of n n % T v , r t .i » N i i» % . 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ us. We would also like to 1% ( II \ M l . i n M l . 13MT] stair* evenings. .M IT It 'K T O I I E E E M I thank the Reverends Clyde VINCENT IK J'Eltltl, Dollar and Bob Cranston (or Plain tiff. Houses (or rent. For infor­ their servicesmation contact Ted Wil­ MAflEL PE Itltl, The Wile and Family of liams Hardware, 203 K. T I I E a T % T E O F F I . (li t III % T O i Theodora Tcston MAIIKI. OUT IHE P EItltl 23th SL AVboae laat kn o w n real* tlence la: F rea h w a ler H o i lot. P la cen tia Hay, Newfou n d land. Canada p i .e a u r take n o t ic e that you ara hereb y re«|Ulred to file your writte n a n sw e r or Hrfenae. If any, peraonally or by an at torn ey, <»n or l»efore April 17. 19C3, at the Office o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Court, at the Courthouaa In Hanford. Hemlnole County , Florida, and to mall a ro py thereof to Mtenatrom. Davla A Mclntoah. Attorney* for Pla in tiff. poat office P rn w er 1310, Hanford. Florida, In that certain divorce pro, r eed in g pen ding a g a ln tt you In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Hemlnole County, Florida, sonrM In Chancery, an abbreviated ATI,ANTIC COAST I.INB titled o f aald cau»e being n A l l . l l O A l) COSIPANV hirrbjr ••Vincent I». I*errl, Plaintiff, B l v r , n o l l e , that on Hi, 34th ver*ua Mabel l«oulee Perrl, •lay o f J a n u a ry ISM It filed Defendant.** and herein fall w ith i t , . I n t e r . t a t . Com mtre* not or a Decree Pro Confeaao C o m m li.ln n , W a sh in g to n , D. will be entered agalnat you, C., an ap plica tion for a e t r and tha ca u se proceed e i tlflra ta o f publlo ronven lanca parte. and n er.a a lty p erm ittin g a b a n ­ (BE A la) don men t o f 1.0S mllra of Ita Arthur If. Heckwlth, Jr.. main (bra nch) Una tra rk a g r Clerk o f the Circuit <\>urt k n o w n aa MAC Uranch b e ­ lly: Martha T. Vlhlen tw een Heck H am m ock and Htanatrom, Davla A Mclntoeh Htevena. Florida, all In S em i­ A ltorneya at laiw nol e County, Plnrtde, F in­ Po*t O ffice Drawer l i l t a n ce I tucket No. 33137. Hanford, Florida Atlantia Coaat U n i R a i l ­ I'ubllah March 14, 11, SI 4 road Company April 4, IMS P ublish March 7, IS«3. C DO-41 CIM7-3, It Pays 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped. 97$ month. Ph. FA 2 5303. To Use ROOMS, The Gables, 4oI Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. The HERALD Want Ads. Legal Notice Compare - OUR LOW ER Monthly Installments On ■ New Car B CURRENT INTEREST RATE ALOW Financing -AX H //l% 2/0 Up To 36 Months To Pay t?a.®aa**C $uuiU i Member F.D.I.C •a aaarata 2 Bedroom house, kitchen furn. on Lake Golden. Near base. Call FA 2-4045 during day, FA 2-4736 aRer 3:30. UNFURN- 2 Bedrm. Favor? able location. FA t-0274. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. Furn. 2 Bedroom house, Adults. No pets. FA 2-7604. MODERN Office with confer^ ence room. Air-conditioned. FA -2-7459. 2 nEUROOM house. Kitchen equipprd. Near bat*. FA 2-3085. FURN. Apt FA 2 2800. * FURN. Apart. Including utL lit lea. 940. 001 Magnolia Ave. Summer rate for nice 2 bed­ room furn. apL 965. 1700 Magnolia. Legal Notice N o T ir n o r «i it T1IK BTATt: o r Kl.Olt III t TO Mll.nilKIl WA u n i t o r . TtRNIDKNCK UNKNOWN. AND W II O It K t, A K T KNOWN MAII.INO ADDtlBH* 1 B; DBI.IVICRY. MICHIGAN;! t i l ’ .Vnit AI, TiniLANTI. A s w o r n Com pla int h a v i n g h ,* n f lin t attains! yo u In Ilia Circuit Court In an<t for ri-inlnnls County, Florida, by IIOIIKIIT It. W AII I) III »P. for dlvorc*. tha abort t i l l s of which la I t o n U H T II. W A R DROP, P la in t iff , vsraua. M i l IHIKI) WAHIIIIOP, Def en dan t, Ihsaa prsaan la ara to c o m ­ mand you to nppaar and tils your A n sw er o r oth» r daf-naa or plea d in g s hrraln w ith tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court o f Nrmlnola Cou nty. Florida, and asrva a ropy thereon on P lain tiffs A tto rn ry , Harold F. Jo h n son , A t to r n r y a t I . . w. P. O. D r a w e r Z. Hanford. KlorIda, on or bsfo ra tha Ith day o f April, A. D. IMS. or o therw las dscraa pro en nfraso will ba sn trrrd a a a l n t l you. Tha Hanford lla ra ld Is das i g n a l e d aa a n tw a p a p s r o l a t n t r a l circu la tio n In which this cita tio n ahall ba publl-had o n es ea ch w e a k for foul e o m s r u l l v a w eek s. WITNEBB my band and o f ­ f icia l a , a l o f tha Clark or tha Circuit Court on t h is the ttb day o f March. A. U. 1>«S. (BKAL) A rth u r II. Ilackwllb. J r , Clerk o f Circu it Court Harold F. Jo hnson A tto rn ey for P la i n t i f f Bulta 111 Baaford A t la n t ic N a f l . Ilk n i d g Banford, Florida P ub lish March I, 14. »L It. 00009 �. fy -1 Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA 2-5612 6. For Rent 12. Kent E stalr For Sale 18. Help Wanted 2 BEDROOM furnished houre ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, A washer. 2ftoi Magnolia. l ‘» Isatlt Itome. Built-In kit­ chen, air-conditioner. Con­ 2 BEDROOM furniilied Trail, venient location. $300 down. er. 10' x 50*. orf Myrtle Monthly payments Wl.oo. Ave. near Lake Jessup. Call FA 22639. Adults preferred. $T0 per month. FA 2-1190. NEW 2 Bedroom. Da hatlis. S6o per month. Longdate. FURNISHED FOR RENT Call TE 8-3183. 4 bedroom lakefront $123 Large 2 bedroom facing 3 BEDROOM. Da bath. $230 park .................... Jim down. $73 00 month. 323-0378 4 bedroom convenient lo­ or 322 2177 o* 3221030. cation ........... *130 NO CASH NEEDED 2 bedroom unfurnished neat ... f IS 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $01 a month. T. K 1. included. 322-8083. Stemper Agency IS REALTOR - INSLROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Stenstrom Realty SMALL furn. Apt. 1902 Muple FA 2-0731. Ileal Estate — .Mortgage* 111 N. Bark Ave. FA 2-242J BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Kit­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on chen equipped. No down First St. Near 2 city free payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. parking lots and shopping FA 2-1761. stores. No utility charges. Soluble for couple or sin­ 20 ACRES lacing highway gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. on large lake, IB Acres in Store. grove. S Room frame house. $20,000. 3)9-3131. AVAILABLE April 1st. 3 BR. House. Stove & refrig. $83. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Mo. Located 2307 Illghlawn 3 Bedroom—with air-conditAve. Write owner H. tierIonmg ami screened porch. lach, M82H Gilmore Dr. Any type of financing PayKey West, Fla. mfnta as low as $61 00 per month, plus taxes and in­ 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart* surance to qualified buyer. ment upstairs. Private en­ TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES trance. 619 Magnolia, Phone 322-2741 FURNISHED House. Reason able. No children, t : Val­ encia ltd. DeBary, Florida. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FURNISHED 3 Room Apt. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 1717 Park Ave. FA 241112. 4 BEDROOM. 2 hath. Central 6 A Special Notices heat, double curpurte, fenc­ ed yard. $1400 down ami REMINDER $120 monthly payment*. 109 INCOME TAX SERVICE Lake Dot Drive.. FA 2-3610. O. M. HARRISON'S St. Johns Realty « w 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 !). For Sale or Rent If _ • you like country living. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On south side of big Lake Mary. Water for boating, etc. Orange tree's. Approxi­ mately 2U acres. FA 2-9162. 1 New house near Lake Mary. 322-3(08. PARTLY furnished. 4909 First St. Large lut- $60 per month. 2 ICEI)ROOM furnished house. FA 2-3138 after 3:00 p.m. 12. Real Estate Fur Sale V NICE HOME, large lot on 13, 17-92 A interstate 4. $3onn takes it furnished at Like Monme. FA 2 6236. LAKEVIEW Home tor sale or trade for a tiled farm on the west side of SunJord. Call KA 2-7898 days or FA 2 6368 night a. t ' LAKE MARY New 3 bedroom P i hath will) best terms. Monthly pay­ ment* $61 including taxes and insuranre. CALL NOW. BUY TODAY! LAKE MARKHAM LOTS Let us shuw you these high and dry lot*. All have water frontage, average sire 100 x 200. Wonderful fishing, boating a n d swimming. Price $1,195.00. — Name your own terms. Stemper Agency REALTOR — INSUROH FA 2-4991 1919 S. French A*«- MEN AND WOMEN. Lucra­ tive part or full time work. Available In prestige busi­ ness. No canvassing, no traveling. Our nationally known organisation is num­ ber one in it* field. If you have a pleasing personality and best references, write fully today to Manager, Rt. 2 Box 373 C Sanford. - 1 Bhr Bsnforh frralb Mar. 21. 1963 — Page 1 1 1958 MOBILE HOME with 8' x 20' aluminum insulat­ 39. Trailers • Cabanas ed cabana. $390 equity* and assume payments. Plume 1937 MOBILE HOME. 7 Badroomi. large screened pa­ F A 2 0436. tio. FA 2-80S9. 6ET READY F O R . . . . 1957 FOBD Banch Wagon ! Good motor. Power steer- ] ing, power brakes. Good rubber. $275 cash. 322-7331.1 CHOICE RUGS VOLX5WAGON Station Wa From $8.00 to $3ooo gon * Bus. In A-l ahape CIAJSK OUT on Viscose tweed Private owner. FA 24)809. room sire rugs. A good selection of black A white, 37. Routs - Motors gold A white. A green tweed* in popular 6 x 9— RETIRED N U R S E waul* Gr tew ay To The Waterw ay 9 x 12—0 x 13—12 x 12 and patient. Private room. Car Robson Sporting Goods 12 x 13. Some with foam * service. Ph. TE 8-3704. Your EVINRUDE Dealer rubber back. While they 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 YARD Work FA 2-7878. last only $1.30 per *q. yd. CARPETS \ L \ CARTE 1962 71> lip WI/.MID Motor Will do Ironing 333 05**1 Fern Park. 7 la next to Can A lank $123 f A 2-3342 non Towel Co. 838-0021 21. Heuuty Salons 14' BOAT. CUTTER 40 hp. $1 t»er day rental for Elec­ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK. Motor and tilt trailer. Like tric Carpet hlinui|MMM'r with Complete Beauty Service new. 1 year old. 322 0747. purchase of Bloc Lustre. Evening Appointments 103 W 31*t SI. Carrol's furniture 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 "He got this one lot bohn; the host lose* in the whole bowling league!" \ CAB LUGGAGE rack, large .IS. MolorcyrleH • Scooters Cut *N Curl Beauty SI*op weatherproofed. $18 00. 2 Special on Perm*. Call for Twin bookcase lieadboarvlx VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS .11. Poultry l.ivmtoelv appointment. 3 senior ope­ 31. Articles) For Sale New A Used $13oo Girl> 21" Bicycle. rators. Free parking lot*. | ewm Sale* A Service $15 00 0 3 W. Ouora ltd 318 Palmetto Ave 322-0834 Large Shetland Pontes; I Spurt shirt sale, $1.99 Rugs 2.317 Country H ub ltd. gelding, 1 marc. New sad­ FA 2-aiuO. $2.99 up. Army Navy Sur­ Ph. FA-2-7928 dles and bridle*. 322 9162. plus, 310 Sanford Ave. 22 lluild • Pulnl - Repair 3fi. Automobile* • Trucks \VJ VESPA tim ed Sport. 1961 Zig Zag Sewing Machine REPAIRS, Additions, con­ 31 A. IVI8 Owner transferred. Must Darns, make., hi it bin bob’* I960 ViU.IA.NT. Pvt. owner. crete, painting, carpentry. sacrifice. 122 liny* Drive, Going oversea*. Sell for TYiY POODI.ES, Silver \KC With guarantee. 3 Payments Carport* ami F l o r i d a Country Club Manor. te st offer. FA 2 08111. Championship line. Phone of $6.40. FA 2-94It. rooms. A specialty, V. M. FA 2-7104. Griner. FA 2-7274. ACCORDION Full I2i* bass 32. Flow cm - Shrubs Bargain. FA 2 BStlB after 25. Plumbing S en Iren T p. m. PETUNIA. Sna|Hlragoii, Pan- Wal l Plumbing £ Healing tOLLERS/SANFORD D ISC O U N T SALE ‘795 SANFOIU) MOTOR CO. 800 FRENCH . in a select USED C A R F ?J/ CHEVROLETS $2088 and up OLDS - 88 $312.1 andup CADILLAC_________ $3101 and up 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY NEW OK USED CAR IN STOCK 68 M 68 P l.t MOL i ll 2 Door V-B ....... ..... ........... LORD Slalom )\agon 4 Door Y-n. Aulumallr . ....... CADILLAC Sedan DrVHIe Power, Air Conitilioiu-d H IR I) I Door. 6 Cyl., Station Magon \utonialic Trananvteaion FORD Country Sedan \ -a. Overdrive Clltik IIOLET Slalion Wagon 6 < ) I., Std. ’496 496 2396 696 696 67 67 Kdl.lvI ton Pickup. 61 CHE) 8 4> l„ VotooialliROLE I I I*.Mil, 6 4 yl., Sla. Wagon 1446 69 )PIHl-A ) MOUTH 2 Door Hardtop 796 6 < )!.. Sid. Slilfl 60 81 69 CAIIil.L.X I Diwir Sedan IleYille Power \nd )tr Colid. ( III.) KOI.IT G Inn Pickup 6 I XL Hid. Shill I IILIIIOLF.T I Don* Slalion Wagon ) -8 Aulnmatir CHE) ROLEI I lliMir Sedan 6 Cyl.. Sid. Shlfl M 1096 1796 1196 LM* MA M III HERS ) T — 119 h 2nd h i \M > 234*3 PARK A \ E * EASY GMAC PAYMENTS Here are ■a a few of (h i unit a »* are offering . . . 1962 Ford Falcon DELUXE COUPE WAGON; beautiful blue vinyl interior, blue and white finiab, stm ight ImnHmissiun, heater, radio, • q* ply tires. Thin one hns room for the en­ tire family. $2095 ONLY 1961 Ford Country Sedan A clean STATION WAGON with auto, mntic (ransmliodon, radio anti heater, white Urea. Very apeclal at . . * . sie stock, LAMBRETTA Scooter $100. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Complete Aquarium $13.00. Grapcville Ave. Near Joili St. Girls Site I SImk< Skates, $1495 1960 Pontiac Ventura S&IUnq <Bsm! Piano Bargains Today’s Huy! Sanford, Fla. . BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ tow Interest Rale* • L>w Monthly Payments I ' Children kept. f .\ : 1182. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED J-34 Park Ur. 2 'i lip FIRESTONE Outboard motor. $20. t ton WestingImiuso Air-Condit iuner. 1st class. $75. Ph. FA 3-7960. USED PltlLCO Refrigerator. Very good condition $2634. Britt'* Ine. F. mhI Fair Shopping Center. 323-0636. $0.00. FA 2-8311. AIR CONDITIONING 33. Furniture IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY CONTRACT and REPAIR 3 Bedroom — with air-con­ WORK tt ANTED reliable couple to CROSLEY Electric Range. 30". Excellent condition, ditioning ami large family 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 take up montldy payment* — ■840,F A 2-3199.-----------------rooiti:—Auy Type financing. of $13.5d on 3™cbmpletc PLUMBING Payments as low as $69.83 rtHim. of furnllurr. Call Contracting Repair* a mo., plus taxes and insur­ TE 8 )511, Casselberry, colF R E E ESTIMATES ance to qualified buyer. ievt. • Reconditioned and refinhhH. L. HARVEY TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES ed reduced lo $293.00. $13 85 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 BEDS FOR RENT Phone 322-2741 down, $10.45 per month. Hospital. RuHaway*. Juve­ Reclaimed spinet reduced LAKE MARY. Evansdale 26. Radio & Television nile. FREE delivery and for quick sale $40.73 de­ section. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath Pick-up. PERSONAL RADIO & liver*. only $18.03 per home. On large lot. near FURNITURE CENTER T.V. SERVICE month. Ellington Grand schools. Sandy beach and lloo French Ave. We repair Plmno Changers Mahogany rebuilt like new boat launching on Little Ph. FA 2 7933 Radio A T.V., Auto Radios only S69.Y00. Rentals n o o n Iriks' Mary. $13,1*00. Ph. l DAY SERVICE per month. Streep** 6)1 N. Used furniture, appliance*, FA 2-7091. 23th St. & Sanford Ave. Orange, Orlando. Plume tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. Pll. 323-0653 Highland Park 424-2401 Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 412 Ed it ha Circle Ave. Pit. FA 2 ) 132 FAST DEPENDABLE T.V. 23" Snappln Turtle Mower 'Hi is three bedroom block Scrv Ice Service call* SI.UJ. wlUi riding Sulky. $30. Ph. FREE ESTIMATE Ixinie on two lots call lie llu ini' Service Lo. :iu3 Sun Upholstering A Mattress ren­ FA 2 5928. purchased for $l2,ouU.ou. furd Ave. FA 2 3532. ovating New A Used Furni­ Can be financed through ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ONE Hide A-IWd will rell for FHA by qualified purchas­ WANTED u»ed T.V. M’Ui, $130. 3 .Months old. Cull lie Co., at 7(W Celery Ave. e r for only S90U.0U down Cult FA 2 0792. seen at Park Ave. Trailer FA 2-2117. including closing cost. Ex­ Court. Trailer 91. Pal Fis­ T. V. SK It VICE after 6 pin. clusive listing. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Call KA 2-6677. cher. Service Willi the Cash. ROBERT A WI LI JAMS SUPER THADING POST USED Garden Tiller. A bar 27. Special Servicer* Realtor F A 2 0611. gam. FA 2-8809. Raymond Lundquisl, Asso. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SPRINKEK SYSTEMS All Types and Sl/cs 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home. We Repair ind Service Fenced yard. Assume pay­ S T I N E ment*. 202 Oakland Ave. ktichmery and Supply Co. FA 2-4821 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-M32 SPRING 3 BEDROOM. 2 hath home. Piano Tuning and Repair High corner lot, fenced backyard. Very low equily. W. L. Harmon — FA 2 4223 Assume $78 00 monthly pay­ FRIGIDAIRE ment* 4** Gl loan. Ph. Sales A Service FA 2-2050. G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford HOUSE, 3 Bedroom, 1‘x Ph. FA 2-3883 hath*. Bark yard fenced. Excel lent condition. low LAWNS Renovated * Aerate down pavrnrnt Monthly NEW CHEVROLET - OLDS - CADILLAC Remove Thalcli - Chinch payments $?2.u<). fA 2-5916. USED CARS AND TRUCKS Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti139 Mayfair Circle. lie—Ph. FA 24244 15. Huainev* Opportunity MANSFIELD LAWN SER. at no clod to selected p e r­ son. Unlimited opportunity, mutt luve pirating person­ ality and best references. Write today in ileiall to M inagrr, Rt 2 Box 3T3-C Sanford. i 136. Automobiles • Trucks 371. Trailers • Gahanna t + •f; * m« 1 i \ ft f i > ------------- NURSE wuu Id like elderly patients in her home. Ovie­ do &. Sanford area. Call evenings 363 338!*. LAWN SERVICE • 31. Article** For Sale DKLCXE Stauffer posture FLORIDA STATE BANK rest untl. Reduce tire efforlless way. $75.00. Like 1932 FORD 's ton pickup new. FA 22030. Truck. $173.00 cash. Ph. FA 2-8831. 0 . E. DRYER. $33. FA 2 2075. Child Care. FA 2-2274 Air-Conditioning Office FA M i l l Nights FA 2-0«4» 323*0700 By Nadine Seltzer 19. Situations Wanted WILL TRADE Equity in 3 hedmom, 2 bsth house with INDEPENDENT Service Sla large Florida room <>n Ivon for leave f*n highway i ii. n. POPE CO., INC. fenced corner lot. Kitchen 17-92 near Sanford. Pbnc 2W) So. Park Ave. FA 2-1231 equipped. (For whit have FA 2-7843. you) Ph. FA 2-3412 after 5:30. 16. Female Help Wanted Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph, 3 Bedroom, I lialh, large cor­ SEWERS WANTED FA 2-1817 IMMEDIATELY ner lot facing lake. 109 Wait* Drive, S u n I a n d Work at ho me doing simple sewing, Wr supply inuU-ri- 29. Automobile Service Estate. FHA in service. $430 down, monthly $81.73, all and pny shipping both VA millting down. FA 2 8074 ways. Good rate of pay. ^ or FA 2-21II. Piece work. Apply, Dept. AD 389, Box 7010. Adelaide Scniinrik Gins* and Puint REDUCED. 2 Story borne, Company Pus* Office. Toronto, On­ good repair, new plumbing 210 Mxgnoha Ph. LA 2-4622 tario, Canada. * wiring, termite contract. ~ AUTO • RADIO715 Magnolia. FA 2 KM* SALES LADY. Preferably Olive-I ii Repair Service past 30. Mutt be g -od in VFW IIOl SK on Crystal lake. Arithmetic. Apply in per­ PERSONAL RADIO 4k T. V. Loch Arbor. Cali FA 2 3378 23th M A Sanford Ave. son Item Franklin Store. or FA 2 3077. I’ll. 323-0633 Fetal Fair Shopping Center. > 4 Hit.. 2 RATH. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY r u 'JUAL. lb. Help Wanted % BUYERS- ONLY $430.00 ATT EVT t O V MANAG-j DUWN. MONTHLY PAYER-TRAtNEE. Needed in 1057 IMPERIAL MTS ON PR IN- I NT. *72-00. llil« are* lo work with In TEE N GREEN. 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A low mileage wagtm whh new paint, blur & white. ■TM-3A \ 1001 Falcon Fiird«r Slallun ))«gun, 6 rvlimlrr. aulumallr lrananiia*lnn. radiu. h r a l­ rr. luggagr rack, whllr wilh vinyl trim. .............. CHOICE 1695 FOR 4Mil) A 1950 Ford Custom 500 tudur ardan, 6 rylindrr. *l*nd*id IranumUalon. lighl grrrn finteh, rlrNn, luw mllragr rar. I S Ford Custom :m« furdiir, 6 r y lin d r r . a u lu m u lh - Iran*m lv tln n , h r a l r r , nrat Ih-Ii . , rlr a u , m rdlum g r r r n . I l u r n w n rr. 1095 I960 Corvair 700 SEDAN; automatic irannmlartion, radle and heater. Local owner. ONLY . , . , *1095 \IM-3IA 1958 Chrysler N rw Yurk rr Hlatlun \ ) agu ii, w h i l e finteh , V -8 . a u l u m a l l r tran*mte*iuii, air ru n d illn n rd , atrru h i-fi. rlr a n V-H, a u l u m a l l r Ir anamteaiun, radiu, h e a l r r , r l r a n , . p a r k l i n g w liilr finteli wi l h r i d In lrr lu r. ......... 52 DODGE Vi Ton 1195 $1195 3^ RIM-2 1958 Ford Country vSed. ‘895 $ 995 Pick-Up VVIII. IJIIIII) IM ). (Iran. 1960 Vauxhall A rleun economy car for the budget buyer. * 529 ALL CARS SOLD UNDER G.W. WARRANTY FOR 12 MO. DROP IN . . . YOU WILL BE J'hssi! EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WE HAVE MANY MORE LATE MODEL USED PARS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE PROM! ALL CARS SOLD UNDER THE G.W. WARRANTY. GLAD YOU D I D . . . H p n u A iff P.1I ) I M i l S I >• * > Strickland-Morrison — INCORPORATED — Cued Cur lx*t Acrimn from Civic Center .108 E. I at SANFOIID FA 2-1481 PHONE WINTER PARK MI 4-8961 [5?] ' b te* ■ u ic k -h f (c l RA M BLER Hr H 1 1 �(Eh? lim tlii TIIURS.. MARCH 21. IOfi.1 COUNTY NEWS I’AGE 12 Danny Jovi Wins Altamonte Spell Contest Friendship Program Given By Scouts Girl Scout*, Druwnles nnd tlicir families and friend* filled the auditorium a t Lyman High School ln*t week nt tho International Erlendship Program presented by droops of tho Lyman No. :t Neighbor­ hood. Song* nnd dance* of many countrie* which the girls have been studying Herbert Muse Named To Head Wilson PTO fly Mr*. II. L. Johnson Tile Paols Wilson School VTO held a very successful covered <llih supper at Die school l a n week in conjunclion with their regular meet* ing. The following oinceri were re-elected lor the lD03-&t term: Herbert Muse, prcsldent; Mra. Aubrey Dunn, vice prcildenl: Mrs. Cart Anderson, secretary, and Mr*. Carl Moyer treasurer. Plana were discussed for the purchasing of books for the school library. Thl* pro­ ject will be further discuss­ ed s t the May meeting at which time the officers will be installed. Educational field trips were plannod for the Individual classes to take the place of the yearly school picnic which i* usually held. Troop 628 Has Cookout On The Trail ny Louise Hlmunrk fill I Scout Troop 028 in Altamonte Springs had a prerump cookout this past Satur­ day in a vacant lot on Her­ mit* Trail under the direction of Mra. Frank Husaell, Mrs. (Jerald Connolly, Mrs. II. I,. Copied and Mrs. Jolm Stuart, Jr. The girls each made a bud­ dy burner out of a largo Julco cun and very adeptly cooked bacon, egg* and toast. They wero shown the correct way to start a fire by Mrs. Uussell starting with tiny twigs und chipping wood with Ilonnia Nlunrt nnd Karen (iroske fin­ ally becoming successful in getting It aarted. In tru« scouting fashion, aach Scout waa responsible fo r cleaning her utensils which they did by having pre­ viously improvised a net bag to fmmerso tho dirty dishes into tiro (Killing water which proved very effective. (iirla attending the cookout w ile Connia Connelly, Kerry (ioplrn, (Jail Steele, Minnie Stuart, l'attie Wolf, Veronica Ibidek, Penny Mnstrn, Karon liimalilson, Denise (Jreenhlll, Cynthia Moreno, Hindu Nor­ ris, Diane Castle, Karen Hroskey, Charlotte Smith, Nancy Watts, Susan Dahh*, llecky Hucll, Cathy Vaught, ftokann* Hitsty and Juan Castleberry, (b is.a fccLOion were performed In the cos­ tumes typical of tho country. Brownie Troup 29 sang the flrownin Sons translated Into Herman. Troop 19 wore charming costumes of green, while and black for tho Eng­ lish folk rlanro, “ Green Sleeves". Troop 111, sang end danced to tho French folk song, “ Sur lo ;ionl D'avlgnon". Troop 583 Brownies were dressed In Scotch kill* and did a highland fling a c ­ companied by a bag pipe solo, played by one of the member* , Troop 00(1 sang a song from P anam a; Troop Oil did a N o r w e g i a n Handkerchief dance In costume and said a prayer in Norwegian. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 334 gave Hie promise and motto from Columbia: Troop 338 did a song and dance In costume from Hol­ land. Truop 4!>t (old about Norway and Troop 028 told about Girl Guides In Japan. Cathy Johnson waa pro­ gram narrator, Doris Aiken* gave Hie invocation and Su­ san Hunter gave an ex­ planation of International -Friendship, they are-all m e m ­ ber* of Troop 338. Highlight of Hie program was the Parade of Flags of the World by alt the troops and presentation nf contri­ butions to tho World Friend­ ship Fund. Other troop* which cele­ brated International Friend­ ship Day In Hieir own troop were Brownie Tr.mps 351, 303, 595 and 033; Slh Grade Troop s i j Gth Grade Troop 233; and 7th Grade Troop 197. > j : . 'W i - ■ .± L fly hlmunrk Danny Jovi, »on of Mr. and Sirs. Daniel Jovi nf 1(112 Hickory Dr., Druid Hill*, was winner of th« finals of the Spelling He* Contest at Alta­ monte Elementary School held Tuesday. Danny who Is In the sixth grade, received a Papermate Pen a* a prize, lltinner-up WHS the 5th grade champion. Brad Willis, son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Willis, 1322 Sultana Dr., Druid Hill*. The two Iwiy* will compote in tlie county contest to be MICHAEL I’OTEItHNAK, George Howard nnd Ralph E. Webb, member* nf V.F.W. Post 1Q0r»0 of Cn**clbei*ry, rttn item** tbi* |>ecii]itir npccimen, held on .Saturday April (I at belonging l» Hilly nnd Danny Penip*ey of Lake Triplet Dr„ during their (be hanford Junior High "Tape-a-Hiko" Safety program held last Saturday a t the Fire House. School at 9:30 n m, Cheryl Bowman, was win­ ner for the tth grade. She is the daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. G. Bowman, 202 .Magnolia Dr., Th,. V.F.W. Post HWilO or nient for the rodeo. Contest- • ing, ateering, eirelr riding, Altamonte, Class winners each receive Cniselberry Is ronduetlng a unts will bo grouped accord- braking und maneuvering. All “Tapc-n-lllkc" Safety Pro­ ing to age* und events will youngsters uro invited to pur- n certificate. The contest w h s conducted for all the children gram nnmng tbu young Inks Include riding ability, hulnnc- | liclputo. in the tth , 5th and lith grades riders in Cusseltierry. Ileflecwith both oral und written tor tape was attached to tests, by Mr*. I re n e King, hundreds of b i c y c l e s ul lith grade teacher. tho Casselberry Firo Station Judges were Mr, Virgil lust Saturday by members of Duffcll, Mrs. Martha Hedrick, the V.F.W,, who guvu the und Piineipal Frank Guru. hikes a safety check us well, Tape-A Bike Contest Underway Any hoy or girl who missed the opportunity on Saturday can have their hikes taped next Saturday at the nig trike Itodeo to be held in front of High School starting ut 111 a.m. Prises will be given for each event nnd the bikes must he taped ns an entry require* Hikers Foil To Meet Goal Ity Jane Casselberry Two l.ymnn High School Band member*, David House, 17, year* old and Allan Kical, It, fell short of their hiking goal—New Smyrna Reach— Friday. David House, l.ymnn High School student and Al­ lly Donna K»lr* lan Kicxt,, ninth grader at Plan* for a chicken barbe- South Seminole Junior High quo to be held May 11fth nt t)n> School joined the hiking cca/tt VFW Post Home on the Old that is sweeping llie country, Dixie Highway worn discuss­ when they took advantage of ed nt the regular monthly the school holiday to hike to meeting of Post 8207 recently. Sew Smyrna Beach. (Mr. Untold Mat* issued n They fell short of their an­ a|icein1 invitation to eligible nounced goal, however, when Veteran a in the urea to join they were forced to call a th e post ami participate in hall at Samsiitn, some 40 th eir ninny worthwhile p r o j­ t mile* from their point „r doect*. i parture, the Sanford Orlando Th# next regularly sched­ ! Kennel Club uled nieetng will b,. held at The boy*. Isdli member* of the post home, April U at H His d.yman Band, started at P.m. [ 5:00 a, in. amt made the first Menu for the chicken bathe- 31 miles In only 5'x hours, ipie will include mashed pota­ lull due lo time out for eating toes, baked beans, salad, roll* nnd resting stops and slow­ and coffee, liming tho (lay, ing down lo n snail's pace rakes und cold (Irinka will ul*o when David'* knee* looked be sold. ami Allan got blisters liie Proceed* are to go to the tidal time stretched lo 9 post building fund. hours. Chicken BBQ Set By VFW VFW Auxiliary _ To Enter Float In Celebration DU. DOUGLASS Hnnvn, Professor of Marriagu mill Family Diving a t Flotilla Stale University (left), was introduced by Lyman Hit'll School P.T.A. president, itiirlxm Ferrell (rig h t), Tues­ day night when lie spoke before the group. Lyman P.T.A. Hears Talk On Marriage fir. Douglass Brown, pro­ fessor of Marrlnge and F am ­ ily Living nt Florida Stale University, spoke before the l.ymnn High .School P.T.A. Tuesday night in the school cafeteria. The program was in conjunction with the YouthAdult Family Idle Education Institute wltirh hr is f(induct­ ing under Hie auspices of the P.T.A, He rpokr lo the group of in­ terested parent* on the “ Bas­ ic Emotional Needs of the In­ dividual" which lie listed as emotional nearness or bring arccpted and understood hy a not tier individual, the itn- porlnncc of ego satisfaction, IMTSonality fulfillment, new By ISinna Estes President Irene .March of tho South Hcmlnulu VFW Auxiliary announced Thurs­ day a t the regular meeting of the group tlml the Auxiliary will enter u float in the SemiCentennial parade, scheduled for April 27 in Sanford. Mr*. Merle Hnrris reported on the rer«nt (lunation of an outdoor flag to the l^mgwood Civic League and announced that a flag will he presented to the now Brownie Troop ut Howell Park. Friday. Cdr. Harold Matt, Hubert March nnd ftalph Moore visit­ ed tho meeting and spoke on future plans for the puat home nnd requested tin* assistance of the auxiliary a t the chick­ en barbeque planned for Muy 12th. Mrs. Kvu Wynn ami Mis. Edna Norman wall be in charge of rrfrcrhmenU s t the joint sociul of thn auxiliary und the post Mareh 2*. Itefrushments were served ufler the meeting. experience, and response from Hie opposite sex. lie presented a short film on Hie problems of Icenagers which was later discussed with the audience participat­ ing. A brief business meeting was hckl prior to Ihe program with Burhon Ferrell, presi­ dent presiding. A nominating eommittre was named consisting of Burturn Ferrell, Mra. C. F. Field ami Mrs. J a m e s Birkrnmeycr of the executive board and Mrs L. I,. Worley and Mrs. tty Donna Estes Howard C. Grilfith from the The Lyman High School membership. They will p re ­ Baseball Booster* announc­ sent n slate of iifiirers for ed today that a profit of the routing year at the May $19.05 was realized from their 21 meeting, when officers bake sale held last Saturday will be eircted and Installed. at llie bongwuod Post Office. lly I ton us O le* •nuke w as killed by three I afternoon, near tha orange Proceeds from the sale will Plans were annmmecd for A huge six foot long rattle- Ungwood area boy* Friday | K, „ v„ adjacent to Uia lamgthe Donkey Basketball Game tie used for llie purchase of dnle NUbdivialoli. which will be played in the baseball equipment for Hie The "grand-daddy rattler" Lyman Gymnasium Thurs­ Lyman team which to date had 15 rattles and a button, day. April 11, nl H p.m. a* a ha* won three out of three P.T.A. fund raising project. games played. was over six feet long and the Isiy* reported that the snake w as "bigger hi mind than their two hands," Hruc* Carbon, Bill lUmsey Seminole County area resident* are invited to sulmiit nnd Btevu Hannon, Id year news Items for report In the Sanford Herald to the new* torolds, saw half u doxen pre­ offices. school ehildren t h r o w i n g respondent in their aiea nr directly to the Herald fttiek* at something in u gully AIIKA ItEPO BTEIt TEILEPHONE lie tween the housing a n a Altamonte Spring* Mrs. laiuiee Siniunck 838-1240 and the urango grove unit Sirs. Shirley Wentworth Bear U k t F o u i t City 638-1070 upon investigation saw that .Mr*. Jane Ca«*elli«rry 838-5010 Cnsietlierry it wu* the rattlesnake While Steve ran home to Chuluotn Mrs. Jean Magin 305-3742 get a allot gun, the other laiys Della ry Mrs. Adsm Muller 008-4410 succeeded in sending the small .Mis* Helen Snodgrass Enterprise 008-9933 fry home, after warning them Mrs. Louise Grayson 319-1071 uguliisi “ fouling uruuml Geneva 31is. France* Wester laike Mary With snake*." 322-0219 The snake tutor tried lo Lake Mouriw Mrs. II. I»- Juhnscn 322-4722 strike Bill Kuinsey, but Bill lumgwood Mrs. Donna E*tr* 838-3317 killed him with two blast* North Orluiidu Mr*. Mona (irinstead 322-2291 from tha ahotgun, "ju»t to O.-lren Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 A DIG, BAD ONE. Th(* huge rattler wan dispatched by these three boyn, mak n an re." Mr*. Linda Smithson after they found aeveml email children throwing ntlcka ut him in a gully Ham soy reported later that Oviedo 305-3614 in the Longwood area, laet Friday. From left ure Hruce Carlson. Hill Ramwhen br arrived home, he llEltA LD OFFICES) Sunford 322-2011, 322 2012 and sey and Rteve Harmon with the six foot long deadly snnke which once killed a .9 inch coral snake in 321-2013, County 425-59.13 and 421-8824. boaated IS rattles and a button. (Herald Photo), hi* mother’s greenhouse. Lyman Boosters Raise $49 Longwood Youths Kill Rattler Call Your Reporters "It FUEL." DROWN nnd white chihuniuin. shown third from left. with hi* proud .voting owner, Rebecca Huy ward, was judged Rest of Show Sunday a t the Mid-Florida Obedience H ub Pet Show. Dogs competing in this chi.** were 1st place winners in a t least one other class. Sharing honors tire left to right: Leslie Jones with "Angel." who placed 3rd: Hilly Clcmmens with "Sam," who placed 4th and on right, F. Y. Dowel gives her (foodie an aj>. proving pat for winning 2nd place. 'Rebel' Judged Best In Area Pet Show By Jane Casselberry The Mid-Florida Obedience Club held a Pet Show Sunday afternoon at Hie Casselberry Ball Park with dogs of all shapes and sizes, both those with pedigrees and those of doubtful ancestry, t a k i n g part. “ Hebei," a liny brown and white Chihuahua owned by Hcbccca Hayward was judg­ ed “ best of show” as well as winning trophic* fur first place honors in the “ small­ est" nnd “ cutest" classifica­ tion*. Winners In the Obedience Class were, first place, Bar­ bara Kcgehein with her shep­ herd, “ Dixie” ; second, Gary Barnes with his German shepherd, “ Hebei" and third placp lo Pete Powel with Ins poodle, "P ne." " "Crts* ’ Cross." an appeal­ ing three munlhs old Basset puppy was given as a dour prize and he way won hy an Air Force officer. With "Criss Cross" went In* trophy won when he was shown by Mona Lisa Brown in Hie "Longest E ars" clas* and won approv­ al of the judge* for his nineinch long ears. Eight months old “ Dixie." wlio took first place in Obed­ ience trials, was also judged Ihe winner in the youngest dog class. Other results of judging were: best groomed — first place, “ Mis*)'," G e r m a n shepherd owned by Paul llofinan; second, Collie own­ ed hy Helen Garland; h o i trained — first. P. Y. Powel and poodle and second, Ka­ ren Yeager with standard poodle, " P ie r r e " ; liveliest — winner was "Angel" a cross between a French poodle ami a Mexiran chihuahua who had evidently been fed on jumping brans, owned by la’slic Jones; largest — firsl place lo Paul Hoffman and second lo Karen Yeager. The most unusual dogs in the show were Hilly Clemmons' basset, “ Sam," first; Iwslie Jones, second, and Karen Yeager, third; funniest—first P. V. Powel’* poodle and sec­ ond Billy Clcmmens' basset. Judges for the show were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Livingston. Miss Barbara Krgrhcin, Alla monte; Dr. and Mrs. Jam es B. Murphy, veterinarian from Altamonte; Miss Judy Tobin, Maitland; Roger W r i g h t , president of the club from Lake Mary and Mrs. Wright and .Mrs. Doris Brown. Alta­ monte. The Mid-Florida Obedience Club meet* every Monday night at 7 p m. in front of i’ublix Market at Hie 17-92-438 intersection. Dogs, bnlli plain and pedigreed, and llu-ir own ers are invited to participate in these classes for a nominal fee. Enterprise Gets Four Donors lly Helen 8 m * l |r i u Enterprise Hlnoti Bank Is prmul tu report an i.ihlitiun nf four pints nf blood to It* re­ serve at Ihe unit mobile draw­ ing held last Friday. Donor* were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hruddnek, Halph Couliette and F(irre*t Nutt. Muni donor* are needed, however, and those who are physically aide are encourag­ ed tu give blood, la cause they never know when an emergen­ cy may arise when they or a nunitx-r of the family might need to draw from the blood bank. MONA LISA Drown poses with the three months old Russet puppy, "Criss Cross,” who wits given it way ns u door prize tit the pet show held in Casselberry Sunday hy Die Mid-Florida Obedi­ ence Club. She allowed the pup in the "Longest Kara" Haas which lie won easily with these 1) inch beauties. Lake Mary Rd. Contest Set Attention, Luke Mary residents: The contest is on to pick a new name for the old Lake Mary Rd. that comes off 20tli St, and runs along the railroad and into tho com­ munity of Lake Mary. The Chamber of Commerce of Luke Mary, at the request of the County Commissioners is planning to rename the road to clear up the eonfusion of three roads all using; Lake Alary in their name. Rules for the contest were drawn up a t the Hoard of Directors meeting held Thursday and are as follows. 1. 'Flio name used will still contain the word Road afte r it. 2. No name will he used th a t Is already being used in the county. it. Only one entry will he accepted from each individual nnd thu person must he a resident of Lake Mary or the immediate vicinity. •I. E ntry must be postmarked before or on March .’JO, 19(W. Mail your entry name on a postcard, letter or newspaper form to; Chamber of Commerce, Lake Mary, Florida. ■ ENTRY IILANK This entry blank may he used to submit new name choice for the old Lake Mary Rd. that runs from 20th St., along the railroad to Lake Mary. I am a resident of Lake Mary and would like to change the name of the Lake Marv Road to Road Name: , Address: Mail to: Chamber of Commerce, Lake Alary, Florida Legion Post 256 Elects Officers By Jane Casselberry the Elkin*. West \ a . .mviAmerican I-egion Memorial liary. The following were a p p l i ­ Post 2.’>G of Casselberry and ed In head permanent com­ th- newly organized Auxil­ mittees: Mr*. Luther M>niary unit met Friday night dorse, parliamentarian, was ai Uic Woman’s Club Building wa» named chairman of thn on Over brook Dr. After the Constitution and By-law* com­ meetings entertainment ant! mittee: and Mr*. Leonard refreshments were enjoyed in Casselberry, publicity comlionur of Hie 41U> anniversary ntittee; Mrs. ituih Rogers »f of tho American Legion, Casselberry has been named Harold Kryder commander liason officer tie tween the of ihe post presided at the post and auxiliary a* she it Legion meeting and Mr*. in the unique position of be­ Kryder, president of Hie aux­ longing to both groups by iliary presided at the meet­ virtue of her servee in tho ings. WAC during World War II. Two vacancies in the offices Mrs. Myndcrse ha* trans­ of the auxiliary were filled ferred her membership from when Mr*. Thomas llueston, Auxiliary 183 of the Old Glory Queen's Mirror Circle was Post. elected Sgl at-Arms and Mrs Tlie nei\ unit's charter has Whitman Ward of 160 Sunny.' closed this weekend in ac­ town ltd., was elected Vice cordance to the rule that l ie President. Mrs. Whitman it the charter be closed 30 day* a past president of the Park- from the date of request. Any eisburg. West Virginia, aux­ eligible woman will be moro iliary as well as Past De­ than welcome after that partm ent Chapeau of the S . date, however, ’ to Jmn as and 40. Sha u a transfer from 1regular members- I �Tuesday Is Election Day..VOTE..VOTE..VOTE! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Steam Ahead To Get College Here Frederick ***0.0*+ Raps Bryant tty LARRY VKRMICL The biggest problem on Celery Ave. will be the lock of riglits-of-wuy , . . Property owners may be asked lo do nale them. • • • That old timber bridge at Tuskawilla ltd and Unwell Creek is failin' down and County Engineer Bill Bush tells us that a new $)2,ooo bridge Is under design and may be constructed by the sum m er . . . • * * An all out effort by the county mad department is underway to find an acres* road to the new English Es­ tates School . . . Hill Bush is studying the prospect of put­ ting it Itehiml Ihe Jai-Alai fronton . . . Have to work pretty fast; Ihe hills on the school will lie opened April 4. • • • Spring cleaning going on at City Hall . . . fixing windows in the city manager's olficc. • • • Hank Tamm Jr. Just bgck from University of Florida short course for finance of­ ficers was named a director of (he association . . . Hank look hi* girl Friday, Rosa Botundo, with him. • • • Police department one man short . . . Wally Smith r e ­ signed last week . . . By the wav. two..Policemen. Roderick Hancock and John Dodson, attending ixilirc school in Or­ lando . . .and how about a bouquet for policeman Fred Kelly, Herman Harriet and Jack Cos grave ' who work nights watching over us. . . . riial appeal on that pro­ posed shopping center out by Bavcnns Park has liccn turn­ ed in to (lie inning office and will come up before the Coun­ ty Board Tuesday. Thai'* that $150,000 center that the zoning board shelved. committee of the meeting at mam Merle W a r n e r , tills us. Airport Chamber Tuesday. Chairman. A little one-act comedy took place at Casselberry’s Town Council meeting Thurs­ day night. Hibbard Cassel­ berry requested lho Council recess it* meeting. L. E. Woodhams objected, that be wanted to know why they should not adjourn. Cassel­ berry took him into a back­ room. Woodhams wa* agree­ able to continue. Then C. Overman objected and refus­ ed la go to the backroom heftuise "we have no secret* from our citizens." But he did go with Casselberry to the backroom. And he agreed to a continuance. Then Ihe meet­ ing recessed and all went ■with Casselberry to hi* office "In took at my map and I'll show you." • * * Navy personnel of thr San­ ford Naval Air Station was apprised today that Adm. George W. Anderson Jr., chief of Naval Dperalions and Hie Ilian who engineered the Cuban blockade, will appear al fi p in. Sunday on the na­ tionally-televised "Meet the Press" program, to tie shown locally on Channel 2. • # • Charlie Morrison reports the Chamber of Commerce has received another 1,000 •Smite" buttons . . . "and so keep on smiling." • # • While statewide unemploy­ ment compensation insurance payments to Florida jobless dropped in February, in­ crease* were noted in San­ ford. according to the State Industrial Commission Sanford's inrrease was 12,091 to $13,193 in February, as compared to January. Statewide total d r o p p e d from January's $3.(»M,B40 to $2,613,0)5. • • • Lawn and Garden clinic set next Monday al tins Home Demonstration Office , , , lime: 2 to I 30 p m and 7 :3 0 lo U) p m . On Progress "Right now we Mmply are "The executive committee. ty government and the muni­ we have got to have th* facts An "all-out drive" in ef­ forts to obtain the propose*! getting ready to make an President Francis Houmillnt cipal governments. and figures when our case stale university lor Semi­ all-out effort to obtain cstnb- and the leadership n! the "We are hopeful of hav­ l» presented to the proper nole County has been launch­ lishment of Hie proposed new Chamber are ptrpared lo ing some tangible informa­ autluiritie*. ed by live Chamber of Com­ state university," Stenstrom make an all-out effort on this tion to present to the Cham­ Mute and Hotter educational facilities are needed MACK CI.KVKI.AM ) -III. merce. "At this point.'’ be con­ reported. project. ber’* long-range committee in Florida, it was agreed by Gordon V. Frederick and •Hits Apathy* Tin* was Ihe report this "The executive committee "We are discussing the on education next Tuesday at cluded, "we are in the phase •Ian Fortune when they campaigned before the Sanmorning of Douglas Sten- of the Chamber of Commerce m atter with our State legis­ the Civic Center at 7:30 of determining Hie best way ford-Setnitiole Ja.vcees T hursday noon a t the Civic strum, chairman of the Cham­ no-t Thursday afternoon to lators; vve are trying to ob­ p. m." lo obtain the information wo .Stenstrom continued: "We need to present." Center. ber'* long range committee discus* Hie proper procedure tain all Information contain­ on education, wlm asked for in making it known lo the ed in the* McDonald Report; believe vve have an excellent Hut the two candidates for the Legislature In Stenstrom promises! tho countywide unification In tbe State Legislature and other We are securing counsel of e ha lire and vve are determined public would lie kept Inform­ Tuesday's election aimed tlirir drive to have the new school slate officer* our interest experts in other areas, and to do everything possible to ed in the progress of Hie ef­ argument* from different a n ­ placed "somewhere in Semi­ In having the university In we are preparing lo Iry lo obtain the new universityfort to obtain Hie stale uni­ gles, mobilize support .if tbe coun­ nole County." Seminole County, "We realize, however, that versity fur Seminole County, Frederick, « former Repre­ sentative and the Democratic randidatn in this election, ehnrgrd increased taxation Unopposed State Senate will be necessary lo give In­ candidate Mack Cleveland Jr. creased services in the state. Thursday night strongly cri­ "To obtain quality educa­ ticized past apathy a t the tion,’* Frederick stated, "we Campaign* were being step­ need quality teacher* and to polls an«l urged that Seminole County citizens "turn out in ped up today in Seminole obtain quality teachers we large number* for next Tues­ W KATIIKIt: Knir mill slitfhtly w arm er through Saturday. lliyjh today, fifi-70. Low tonight, oO-Tio. County's single contested vote must give them quality pay." day’s special legislative elec­ Frederick further rliarged tion." VOl~ :»:i rim ed I tc - ' L e a s e d W i r e EatabHiihcd 1008 P r l TMAHCI1 22. IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA NO?717 a* of Tuesday. that Governor i ll ) a n t "c u r­ Cordon V. Frederick. Dem­ Cleveland and other county tailed progress of Florida by ocrat. and Jan Fortune, He- two year* by not asking for legislative candidates with publican, were "driving all- new taxes. Schools," he point­ tlie exception of Republican Jan Fortune, appeared for out'' to get out the vote in ed out. "now receive 05 per the Bear Lake Community cent of the tax dollar*." their race for the House seal Club al a meeting attended Queried from th e audience, by roughly 30 people. Others vacated by .Mack N. Cleve­ Frederick responded t h a t "Ihe speaking were IjCgMator Joe land Jr. easy way for tho Legislature Davis; Gordon Frederick, Cleveland, a Democrat, Is is to increase Hie sole* lax. CAIRO t U P I )—Government Democratic legislative candb the only unnpiwscc! candidate Such ns, a full three per cent date and Boh Fox who re­ official* were re|iorlcd workin the state. Hr seeks Semin­ sales tuv oil new automo­ presented Fortune. Republi­ mg today on u plan which Preliminary planning for to permit individual boats to biles." might eventually unite Egypt, can legislative candidate. ole County's new Senate seat. The attorney also argued the proposed St. Johns-lndian by pass Die locks, Syria and Iraq in a sort of With Bepulilirans "working In opening remark* of the "H ie aerial photos and tho River waterway will be out like »!0" to elect Fortune. that Florida's prison system program Cleveland said that three-headed federal inn. preliminary surveys," Krishould be modernized, telling lined lo Hie State Board of de.r said "will permit..Us In Democrats iikcw i»e'were out that in one prison eight in­ although h<—hca- no - opposi­ I l l A R T l ' i J i n O D t r in force to have Frederick tion this "will not lessen my Conservation Monday at Tab pin down tho cost element." mates ale confined to an ti x GENEVA (U P I)—The Unit­ elected. desire to serve Hie county to lahaoMf. Harris Saxon, chairman of 8-foot cell. He told of need* to ed State* ami Russia today Registrar Camilla Bruce Making the presentation at the Volusia County Commis­ rare fur Florida's indigent pa­ tbe best of my ability. were reported in agreement today was hesitant lo make a "I will welcome any op­ (he session, called hy Gov­ sion, today named Steve Shin* tients, , prediction on Tuesday's vole portunity to discus* any ques­ on how lo break Hie procedur­ ernor llry ant for conserva­ liolser and F. K. Watson, Frederick said ho "lost uny turn-out. tion with you at any lime, al deadlock at Hie )7-tuitfou tion and planning, will bo bull) of New Smyrna Beach idea* of halo* when I first KPHILON SIGMA ALPHA m.mrlty nmtiiiucn ".Normally it would be a either on a slate, county or disarm am ent conference. John Krider and Harold to represent that enmity on went In tho la-gtslature. I ran th eir (im rlfre of piiyitiH the telephone hill for thu local level," lie added. * very light count," Mrs. Bruce Scott, chairman and engineer, the navigating committee. only ptomlic to do my best to Amnesty L ittle ltotl Sehnnlluni.se. Mrs. Henry Tnoke, respectively, of the Si. John*- They Davis, wim said that he said, "hut with both parties joined Krider and John make my contribution lo the rib'hI, bunds thu check mid receipt to Southern out working It is difficult lo VIENNA, Austria (UPI) "cam e out more or less a* Indian Rivet Navigating Com­ Brum Seminole; C. E. Lestale and county." an interested citizen" also lulonncd observers said to­ Hell ManiiRer Itohert Shutldeii, left, us Mrs. O. K. make a prediction." mittee. Gctlc and Ransom Downes, Fortune, the Republican can. emphasized that "Ihe people day a sweeping amnesty in Goff, teacher's aide observes. (Herald Photo) There are 13,475 Democrat* Krider revealed today Ihe Orange, and It. C. Brady and didatr, on the other hand, a t ­ must vote," adding that he. Communist Hungary is un­ registered and eligible to committee. In session with D. £>. Xlsbct, Brevard. tacked waste in governmental too, want* to hear from the likely to result In immediate vote. 2.279 Republican* and Sen. Bernard Parrish and operation* and s t a t e d h e people and will welcome all 234 other*, including two In freedom for Juszcf Cardinal others last Wednesday at would oppose new taxes be­ opinion*. Mlndszcnty. the Prohibition Party. Titusville, was enlarged to cause "the Legislature should Frederick, harking hi* ca m ­ The county's 23 polling include Volusia County. be more considerate in taking paign qualifications on past place* will lie open from 7 He also slated Scott's firm, dollars from the taxpayer's legislative experience and the a.m. to 7 p.ni. Tuesday. Reynolds Smith and Hills, I* 7. E R M A T T , Switzerland pockets." fact that he is a Seminole exploring a proposed right-ofHe explained that "where I County native whose "future ( U P I >—Swiss aullmrilic* rail way for Hie canal, Using ae r­ PANAMA CITY (UPI) — work we try to get four mis­ i* lied with the county’s," ed for a ban on kissing ami ial photographs of the East A resident of a fishing com­ dancing today a* (lie liext way sile* for the cost of three. pointed out that although The lurorporalinn of Fern cil unanimously passed a re*- Central Florida Regional munity near hero gunned Therefore, vve should try to there will have In be some lo combat a typhoid epiitcmle Park was given a voice of ap olution requesting the 19121 Planning Committee and other down an armed fugtllva to­ which already lias struck loo get four classroom* for tin- lax raises on the Mate ’evel, day, ending a .Ill-hour man­ proval hy Iam g wood Mayor legislature for passage of * preliminary survey*. cost of there. We should in- lie will fight against any tax persons. special ai l requiring re reg­ Route of the ennui being hunt that started with a robA. It. tairinann at a meeting mm e conscientious in levying on food nr medicine. istration of nil voters in studied 1* from Lake Mon­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — taxes." of the City Council Thursday Inuigwood and providing for roe In Lake Harney and then lo'iy and a kidnaping, mi­ He said that although the llion! iea said. JACKSONVILLE (UPI I — night. Fortune p r n p n * e d new easiest way to increase Hie President Kennedy sent tele voting by absentee ballot. a short-cut directly across to John P. Simmon*, alias gram* lo 23 governors today schools on a sort of prodnc- inrnine would Ik- lo impose A railroad strike mediation Isirmatin said, "I think it Copies of Hie resolution will Ihe liiiliiin River in the vici­ l.l.-yd Harden of Clearwater, urging them to seek ratifica­ tio n -liu e h a s ! * , purchasing additional sale* tax, "there expert, harked by pleas from go lo Legislator Joe Davis nity of May town. The study was killed by a lilnst from the tion of tbeir State le g isla ­ hardware and other furnish- are many other aource* of Rep. Charles K. Bennett (II- would he a fine thing if Fern fur presentation to the Sem­ is for a too-foot wide, nine- shotgun of Randall Holley, Park is incor|Hirated and Fla.) was to arrive here to­ tures of tin- Anti-Poll Tax ingi in quantity lot* for many revenue." naming among inole County Legislative Dele­ feet deep waterway, with who heard thu 29-ycnr-old Amendment to the Constitu­ schools rather than confining tliem an increased tax on day in a new attempt to end want it known Unit Ho- City gation, lurks 25l) x 250 feet at each of lamgwood has no quarrel Negro mi Ids porch in th* all puichasr* to an individual purchase* of automobiles and the At-day-old Florida East tion this year. Tho request fur a retail ti end and witli ,ide approaches willi Fern Park." West Bay community shortly A»*erling lliat lie hopes the school. on the state gambling busi­ Coast Railway strike. quor license for the IsmgIn other husine** Ihe rirnn before iluwn today. "Imopholes must be dosed,” nesses. amendment can he effective wood Hotel and Bar to Wil­ Bay County Sheriff M. J. in the 11*14 presidential elec­ Foitune stated, "with no In­ Fortune's prepared state­ liam J. Lancaster was up Dal fill .aid Simmons, running tion* the President *aid that crease 'in loses until vve get ment as read by Fox. sires* llotin, Germany (U PI) — proved by a I I vole with flniu a too man posse that " a s o( today, 24 State* Leg­ dollar for dollar." He agreed ed the Importance of estuii The West German govern­ Cnimeilniitn Carl Lommlcr ob­ inrludcd National Guardsmen islatures have ratified thr tea<heis should have mole lishing a two-party system ment lia* asked Switzerland jecting "on general princi­ proposed amendment hy vir­ pay. armed1 willi' Ml rifles, wa* In Ihe slate and the fart that to extradite two alleged ),* ples." Fainting to Ihe f a r t he is a he "see* no need for lax raeli agents aerusrd of Hie a t ­ tually unanimous action." seeking refuge when HcRey It was agreed to advertise WASHINGTON (CPU — "Because very few Slate new resident of S e m i n o l e increase.'* beard him. Ilullcy opened the tempted murder of a German for hjd* for resurfacing of I'ronidi-nt Kennedy In. V . n NASHVILLE, Term. (UP!) legislature* will meet in County, Fortune said that “They're not organized id tnhsile scientist, it wa* an door to Ids port'll, saw thu —A man who entered a Warren SI. from W, Lake St. v*nil nnd-rtee attitude today on N'-gio and filed the allot a* Hail," he added, "action by "one thing we need is to bring iln* time lo efficiently r e ­ nounm l today. lo a point approximately 3uo Soviet troop withdrawals from crowded courtroom during individual slate* now i* essen­ to tbe county a good two-par­ duce costs . . . spending .Simmons tried to draw a the Janie* II. Hoffa trial and feel vve,I of W. Lake St. with Cuba even I hough there wire pistol, the sheriff said. tial if Ihe proposed am end­ ty system, bringing better money can only be done by bid* to he stihmillrd by 8 indication* Russia might he slait at the teamsters host ment i* to he effective during s o l u t i o n * and answers to the trained and qualified per­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — preparing to pull out more with a Bit pistol wa* order­ p.m. on April 18. problems to !*• faced." sons." tbe statement read. the liail election*." President Kennedy ’* n e x t ed relum ed to a mental ho*, Pnrrhase* of budge* for the fore*'* venture in personal diplom­ p ta! Thursday. luiligwnndVolunteer F irc The President told hi* new* acy, a late spring trip lo nig'ii Warren Swanson. 28. wa* Depl. and of 'goo l!MI3 dog conference Thursday Europe, Is bring expanded to TALLAHASSEE (U PI) ruled bv Judge William Mill lags were okayed and a mo­ Hint the Russians were e*ti include West Berlin. I/mdon. e r mil capable of Manding tion was approved for Hie city mated to have withdrawn Tile powerful legislative too. seems to tie a likely ad trial on contempt of court lo take step* toward* Ihe pur­ "approximately 3.000 troop* Council, with vision* of a dilion to hi* itinerary. trying session in mind, met charge*. Miller *aid Swan chase of a new "city" seal. in these past weeks.” "We uic wailing to see today to liegln silling report* son should Is' returned lo whether more will Ik: with­ on proposed record spending the federal medical center al MOSCOW (U PI) More Springfield. Mo., uniil hi* drawn, ss we would hope and other major bill* to hit than I0.W8) Soviet officials condition improves or unlit HOLLYWOOD, Fin. (UPI) they would be," he added. the legislature in April. have been fired for undercut­ the charge* a r e dropped. —A Irxtllo leader called lie Diher sources in Washing­ Investigating committee), ting Premier Nikita Khrusli ___ day for a government policy ton cited repots* that one whu have gathered on-thechev’s pet "virgin lands" of "hard bargaining witli or more Soviet slops might spot explanation* of request* farm program by more than . M a l u i l j r S u r e friendly nations" to help hoi- tie getting ready to remove und gripes from state agen­ $15.4 million through then GAINESVILLE (U P li - tie r thu industry’* export pro­ additional Russians from the cies, were to report to the embezzlement and gross in­ Horner E. Hooks, general gram. island. council. efficiency, it was learned to manager of the Florida Citrus day. Commission, says Hie citrus industry must make sore it* marketing programs are con­ sumer oriented, not product oriented. A water rule Increase and a the first 11,000 gallons to $,1.S0 Kenneth McIntosh Informed Ibidgc . Pag" 8 part of an annexation plan for tlie first 7,tan) gallon-. tlie Council that Caasellierry Classified .. I'ugu lit & 11 were uppruved by Casselberry In ptrpuring un ordinance will have to co-unllnuto drain­ Co mi,* .... Page 111 Town Council in continued leading to tho annexation of age problems. Dear Aldsy Page 8 ISTANBUL, lurkcy (UPI) session Thursday evening. the Keminole I'luza of thu The session, originally open­ Editorial , Page 4 — Form er President C e I a I Council approved an ugire- Eastern Shopping Center, the ed March 13, continued to Entertainment .. page 9 IK) CTO IIS DAY in Hanford will I>e observed March 30, ncmrdinK t<> » Bayar, who was imprisoned incut with Casselberry Util­ Council agreed it will accept Mutch 18 and again to T hurs­ Puzzle , Page 10 proclamation eitfnod today hy Mayor Tom McDonald. ConferriiiK with Ilia for life for violating the Turk­ ities fur an iueicuscd water no responsibility of additional day evening, was continued Society ...... . Page H Honor arc Mrs. H. M. Rosamond, left, Doctor's Day Chairman anti Mrs. ish Constitution, today was rate. Tim sliding acuta com­ diainage outfall created by again " a t the discretion of Sport* Page ft Vann Parker, President of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Seminole Medical released because of his 111 mence* witli an inrrease fo r the renter. the rhalrman" a t the request Churchea _____ Page 2 health. single r e s i d e n c e s fJ U KI $3 f o r However, Town Attorney of Hibbard CasscItwfry. A*sn. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ Demos, GOP 'Step-Up' Campaign Drives Voter Apathy Strongly Hit By Cleveland (F lu * ^ m t f n r ii i t m ill* WHO A . . . Board To Get River Plans BRIEFS United Egypt Sweeping ley, No Kissing Anti-Poll Tax OK Asked By JFK Incorporation OK, Lormann Claims Armed Fugitive 'Gunned' Down Mediator Alleged Aprents JFK Plans Wait See Cuba Policy Hoffa Assailant Hospitalized Next Venture Council Sifts $ $ Reports On The Carpet Hard Bartfiiininjr Water Rate Hike OK'd Herald Index ItcleiiKcd � 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 21, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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"Our county gtrla aeem to be a little shy about stepping forward and signing up for this, but I thlrik we've got the ball rolling now and the entries are beginning to come In," Kampf aald, Clvltana are the sponsoring club for the contest. E. C. Harper, Jr.- la chairman. Kampf said that word from the Dynatronic* plant personnel that would he in this week, and urged girl* from Lyman and Oviedo and Seminole High Schools to pick up application blanks in the offices of the schools and gel them in at once. Unmarried career girl* be­ tween 17 and 31 are also in­ vited and urged to fill out an application blank. "We'd like to have at le n t 30 girls in the contest. There sponsor* watting to iron- vide you with a stunning swim suit from Alix of San­ ford.” Kampf reminded the young beauties of the coun­ ty "There are Ju»t hundred* of really lovely girl* in the county, many of them torn and raised here, and we al­ ready know it'a going to b? hard to rhyose between them, but we want one or these lovely young ladies to reign over the big Seml-Con'ennlal as Queen fur a day," hr add­ ed. There are many utcfol and valuable prucs awaiting the Queen and her court, and every girl get* to keep the hlgh-fashion latest-style swim suit that will be from Alix of Sanford, one of Die top name* in the world of beach wear. Blank* are available at all the high school* in the rminty, at the USO, the Sanford Herald, S a n fo r d Electric, Sanford Atlantic Bank. Flor­ ida Stale Bank First Fed­ eral, WTRR and the Recrea­ tion Office at the Civic Cen­ ter. Buy A Book; Read If; Donate It Town Shares Life Institute With Lyman By Donna Estrs ny Louise Simunek Dr. Douglas* Broun, who Is L o n gw o od Elementary taking part in the Family In­ School ITO will sponsor a stitute Program currently be­ Book Fair today, with a ing presented by the Lyman display made up of recom­ PTA will speak to membera mended books in many field* of the Altamonte Elementary of interest. School PTA Wednesday on family- life relationships, Mrs. H»ok* w o r e on display Lawrence Swafford. A l t a during thr school day for chil­ monlc PTA president, emphadren and teachers and will ba sited today. from 7 p.m. until 9 pm. for Thl* is part of the series NEW OFFICERS of the St. Catherine of Seinn Circle of the Church of which include* a talk by Dr. i the parents. the Nativity of L oiikwooiI are shown here after their election. From left. Brown at Lyman High School Benefits to Ihe school li­ Mrs. Tracy Enten, treasurer; Mrs. John Kennedy chairman: Mrs. Garland Tuesday on "Do Teenagers brary will he realised, not Shaw, aecrctary; Mrs. Leo Cross, co-chairman. (Herald Photo) Need Parent*?" to begin at from sates profits, but rather 7:30 p in. A discussion work­ Irnm the donation of tho shop will be held at the Alta­ books to the school after Ihe monte S cIsmiI Wednesday- aft­ purchaser h»* finished read­ ernoon at I p.m. in conjunc­ ing them. tion with the srn rs. All sales will be recorded Dr. Brown ti professor of and a drive will be made at Marriage and Family Living a later time to have Ihe of (lie School of Social Wel­ books brought to the school fare at Florida Slate Univers­ for Hie benefit nr all the stu­ By l-oufsr Simunek auditorium for renewal of open house u*» well attendity, and all persons in the od and Dr. Paul O. Schallet dent*. Plans for a foot-lapping memberships. area are Invited to attend any “The school library has The Library hax made lias accorded the honor of concert by the Mid-Florida of the aeries. Pops Orchestra are all in great stride* in ll* three burning tin* mortgage during j made excellent progress since the opening of this term. readiness for tonight at 8 year* of operation T heir' the open house ceremonies. PTO fund* and book dona, p. m. at tut- Altamonte Elelion*, romblnrd with sch<*d menlary School on Sft ITS funds, have raised ihe hook Conductor Arthur Bril wm count from find to more than direct the concert, which will 2.100 volumes. open wiUi the National Em­ To meet accreditation stand­ blem March by E. E. Ilagard*. five volumes per pupil Mrs. Margaret Cleveland, lcy, followed by highlight* arc needed. This will mean 12, of HOT Palmetto Ate. from Oklahoma hy Richard died late Sunday at Seminole Rogers. Hy Lyle C. Wilson |Terminal Co , Hardman and upwards of 3.000 lawk* de­ Autumn I-ravc* hy Johnny pending on next year's en­ Memorial Hospital. WASHINGTON (CPU — Northeastern Railroad Co. ami rollment.'' Principal Louis She wai born July t, 1910 Mercer, Clear Track Gallop St. Johns River Terminal Co. Nun-operntinyr employes of m ririlla, Ga. and had lived hy J . Rarnby and a spiritual Kosky said. Judge Long's circular tu tiiu Southern Railway and a f­ In Sanford for Ihe past 30 Now Don’t lx-1 Nobody Turn All honks at (he Fair will empkyes said: "The Supreme filiated lint s have been irtviU-d years. She attended the F'-st You Around will be presented feature Hie best in library by the vocal quartet of *lob to apply for refund of dues Court decided that dues, fee* binding and will he sold at Baptist Church. Survivors include her hus­ Nedalf. Harold Riexcn. Ken-, money misused by their union* and assessments collected by absolute school costs. Many i n union under a union shop honk* will lx- available lor band A. C. Cleveland, two ncth Gnuchark and Heroic for political purtases. The Southern is union a hop. agreement may not he used by immediate delivery w h i I • Kirvtcin. daughters, Mrs. Jeanette Ro­ There will be a dance by- Miss Nancy M. lumper, a lira unions for political pur­ others can be ordered for man and Mi*| Carol Cleve­ land. both of Sanford, and Pat Wise ax well av a baton Southern employe. Won » 11M11 poses over your objection. early delivery. presentation by the 1-ake J Supreme Court decision for­ The court will determinu the two grandchildren. Funeral services are sche­ Weston Baton Twirlers under bidding lubor leaders to com­ extent to which such dues, fee* duled at 10:30 a. in. Wcdncx- the direction of Mr*. Sarah pel a union memln-r to pay 1 r and assessments are used for da at Brisson Funeral Home McElfrcsh to the Semper political activity to which the political non-collective bar­ member was opposed. Mus gaining purposes and will es­ with Rev. Fred Chance offi­ Fidelia March by Sousa. 3trs. Iris Blackwclder will Loupcr seek* to alert Southern tablish a system of making ciating. Burial will be in Oaklawn sing several Victor Herbert employes to their chance to refund* or reductions in dues favorite*. The program will obtain a refund. fur employes who give notice Memorial Park. Tlia Sanford Tourixt and Pallbearer* are Denter end with the playing of the The c».e begun in Ihbb to the union that they object Cordell, John Ivey, J . . C. famous Sousa March, the C o u n t y Superior Court, to the use of their money for ShufLchoard Club will hold Davis, Gene Kstridge, Ed Stars and Stripe* Forever. .Maco, Ga., in 1U38. Tin- Su­ purposes other than erdleiUvr a .spaghetti supper today at 8 p.m. at live club building, Tickets will lie available preme Court ended It, June! bargaining." Davis and Elmer Dunn. Brisson Funeral Home U at Uie door and also ran be lb. Km;I. Judge (I. L. Long, "The demand for a onion with Joe Aztarella in charge secured at the. Library on llibb Superior Court, now bus simp,” Mis* Looper t o l d of serving. in charge of arrangement*. On Wednesday the Main­ Mail Unit Ave. Shepherd's invited to seek refunds from United Pre** International, Drug Store in Casselberry, their unions KkOtXi non-oper­ "carries employe responsibili­ land Club, In New Smyrna Beach, will be in Sanford fur Western Auto in Fern Park ating employes of these lines: ty to regard and to respect an afternoon tournament. Plata and the Countryside Georgia Southern - Florida the rights und idea* of minor­ New officers elected for Doll Shop in Altamonte. Railway Co., Southern Rail­ ity group*. This present* a the .'ianfurd club, recently, The Concert Committee ha* way Cc., Cincinnati, New Or­ Very serious problem to our are Stallion Wright, president; worked very hard on hix leans and Texas Pacific Kail* nation when you consider that George Rounds, vice presisubject and are hoping for Funeral service* were to its complete success as this way, Alabama Great Southern t'.l per cent of AFL-CIO tnem- deni; Mrs. Rounds, secre­ Ite held today a t 4 p m. for li the meant to provide fund' Railroad Co., New Orleans I tiers are under a union shop, tary; Fred M. Walton, trea­ Thom a* Oglesby, 92, who died for the operating rxprnM-s of and Northeastern Railroad Ten cent* per capita pet 1surer; A. C. Madden, tour­ Sunday afternoon at the Semi­ the library to keep ll open. Co., Carolina and Northwest­ month could swing a national nament director and assistant nole Memorial Hospital. director, Joe E. Murray. A table will be set up in the ern Railway Co., New Utleans |election. Services will be held at Ihr Church of God of Pro­ phecy with Rev. Robert Strickland officiating. Burial will be in Lakrview Ceme­ tery. Serving aa pallbearer* are Tommy Swaggerty, Jim Grif­ fis, Clyde Wait*. A. B. Sikes, W C. Galley. Randall Kinard. Honorary Pallbearers are Clyde Muse, Ernie Kinard, William 1-effler Sr.. H. II. Duncan, W. G. Kilbce, and B. C. Whitten. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford ts in charge of ar­ rangement*. Pops Orchestra Foot-Tapping Contest Set Mrs. Cleveland Dead At 52 M E E T A R IZ O N A , a th re e a c t m im ical op eretta will be presented by the Sominolo IliK h School Glee Club and Chorallers at 8 p.m. to n ig h t a t th e school auditorium. Misa Patty Glenn Johnson stars with Henry Lavender in the production. Here a Kay Kioup of dudes and "dudenes" dunce n merry s<|uare dance in the old corral. (Herald Photo) Chamber Asks Mikler Rites Halt Claims Pay Giant Tax Cut Set Wednesday Profiteers, Bar Asks Funeral service* are schcedulrd Wednesday at 3:30 p. m at S t Luke's Evincelical Lutheran Church In S il­ via for Joseph Mlklrr Sr., psinecr resident who founded Uic community. Sir. Mlklcr'i grandsons will aerie a i pallbtarrra and Rev. Stephen SI. Tuhy will offi­ ciate at the services. The family ha a requested (hat in lieu of flowers, dona­ tion* be made to the building fund or to the missionary project* of the church. Burial will be In the Luth­ eran Cemetery. T A L L A H A S S E E — In * move to atom profiteeririK in w orkm en’s i-nniiwnsntiun cluim e, th e Florid a B a r proposed a s ta tu te chattKe nharply c u t­ tin g paym ents to the |Hirnianently disabled. If paneed by the 19011 LcglHlutlin*, compensation to iiermancntly disabled pornoim would be reduced by the amount paid III Sm-ial Se­ curity benefits by the fed­ eral government. The measure was regarded as an emergency step lu pre­ vent injured workers from treking |>ermniii-ntly disabled status in order to draw both workmen's compensation and Social Security. The Florida Imlifetrial Concentrate Shows Increase Mrs. Ada Walker Dies Monday LAKELAND (DPI) - Can nrry uie of Florida orange* continued to Increase lust week and was running slight­ ly abrad of the lame period last sea ion, the Florida Cit­ rus Slutual reported this weekend. The Slutual said a large portion of the fruit went for concentrate, with the balance going for chilled juice, single strength juice and chilled salad. About is million tmea of oranges have lio n used this season in processor chancla. with 3S million bosri being used for concentrate. But the Mutual said that cannery use of grapefruit has been falling for the past week. Credit Women Hold Breakfast The regular meeting of the Sanford Credit W o m e n 's Breakfast Club wai held at the Pinecreit Ion on Starch 13. Credit Blackouts from the Manuel were discussed with all girls participating. Polly Junta from the Credit Bureau has taken over aa Ed­ ucational Chairman for tbo rest of the year. Polly Jones also received word from the Jacksonville CWBC that aha hia been chosen to serve on the Bulle­ tin Committee at the SUM Convention In Miami in Oc­ tober. The next meeting win be held en Tuesday evening »t the Strickland-Morriaon show­ room et 7:30 a s Merck II. Mr*. Ada Walker, S3, rtf 13A3 Myrtle Ave. died Mon­ day morning at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She was born in Chlplcy. August 23. 1H7B and had made tier home in Sanford for the past 3(1 years, where site wav a member of the First Bap list Church Stir ti survived by seven children: Mrs. J . W. (iam­ bic and Mrs. I'ora la.1*- Griggs nl Sanford: M r * . Ouida Smith of Fort Meade; John Heddick of Phoonlx City, Ala.; Bill Beddick, Lake City, Fla.; Ben Reddick of Tam pa and .Marlin Beddick ol Canada. Also four sisters, Mrs. Ouida Menstroin. l-ake Wales; Mrs. (ilsdys McCurlry and Mrs. Demourll Jowers, Opp, Ala; and Mri. Mamie Ttllan. Phrnlg City, Ala. Also four brothers: Allen. George and A. I>. Cotton of Pensacola and Brn Colton of Phenli City Ala, The body will be lent to Chlplcy for graveside ser­ vices to be held at the Chipley Cemetery at 4 p. m. Wednesday. Brit son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Bidault Gets Added Guards B T E IN E B A C H . Ger­ many (UPD—Bavarian police reinforced tb*(r guards around Georges Bidault today h e e a u a e of aaaaaaination threat• sent to the fugitive former French premier. Commission, which supports the reform but ts liol backing tile liar proposal, report* that some work eis were getting I<elief Its as in lirh as fiU per­ cent higher Ihiin tiiu salaries they earned. A Cliipley truck driver who romp)aiutd of a hack injury drew iH-uefits totaling 131-1 a month. Ills salary was $200 a ni-iith on the job, said tha commission. Citing another ease, Work­ men's Compensation Director I'atrirk Meats told of another truck driver, 48 years olt| with five children, whoso U-nufils totaled f.'SJti a month com­ pared to earnings u( 1273: mill a Miami iatiorer who sat hark with belief ila of $300 compared to earnings of $2(0. The earnings listed above wen- subject to ftdeial income mill social aeniuty wllliltolillog luxes. Ilisnbility beiiellls are tax free, which ilu-reasea the margiii over earnings. Dtnler Floihla's wurkmen's rompcnsalion law, PA pereent ot (lie IP0,000 liiJUIIes each year l ire handled automatical­ ly. Meur* said. Hut there is a disturbing tit-ml toward seeking ytenuani-ntly disal-lt-tl status wineug those with paitiwl disutilities who glow arcus!timed to rereiving fat benefit* cltrcks, he added. An additional attractive factor, Mi-ars said, it that those reerlviog full benefits still rail rum up to $100 a month in purttimr work with­ out endangering their Buriat Security statu*. Some earn much more. The Industrial Commission feels the Social Security law shculd be altered to reduce In some proportion the payments to these claimants, said Mrara. If the Florida Bar proposal ts passed, there will be no saving to the public, since workmen's compensation is paid by private insurance carrier*. Tire ter said It ix backing the suggested law In the Flo­ rida Legislature because it offer* a chance t« grL some­ thing don* soon. WASHINGTON (UPI»—The U. S. Chamber of Commerce today recommended an W ft billion tax cut effective June 3u "to avoid the recession the President has been talking about.” * Joel Harlow, chairman of the chamber'* taxation com­ mittee, said corporate and in­ dividual laxcs should lie re­ duced this year ‘‘if the econ­ omy is to gain momentum" rather than over three year* as President Kennedy has jirojaixed. In testimony prepared for the lliimir Ways and Means Committee, Barlow urged nits which "will principally encourage risk taking and ex­ tra effort” amt not Ju*t relief for consumer*. Harlow said money lost to the Treasury by the reduc­ tions would be offset hy "sub­ stantial reductions in federal expenditures.” I n c r e a s e d consumer spending a ls o would make up lor the loss, lie added. Security Man Rail Employes Invited To Apply For Dues Refunds Tourist Club Plans Supper Thomas Oglesby Service Today A repreicntullve oj the Soc­ Use color to create archi­ ial Security Administration tectural effect*, make rooms district office In Orlando will appear larger, ceilings high­ be at thr City Commission er etc. room. City Hall, between U * in. and noon April 3, tu, 17 ART IIHOWN and 21 for those who wish to I'EST CONTROL apply for old age amt sur­ Termite* A Other Pests vivor* in*urancr benefit*, Social Security account num­ "HOI PARK OR. ber* or to obtain information 323-8805 SANFORD about Social Security. Has V*8...will really travel! iu s t o u t l A h o tn e w V -8 to odd now fire to the Comot fun-and-sun line.Wc call K tho Cyclone 2 6 0 V-8. You'U call it a pistol! It's availablo in any Com et—jaunty convertibles, sedans with Comet's classic roofline, station wagons, racy bucket-seat S-22's, and Com et’s nowest, the rakish Sportster hard* top. And Comet adds to your fun with new service-savers that greatly reduce operating costs for brakes, anti-freeze, oil and lubrication. No wonder Comet holds the top t - J ] ‘6 3 MERCURY resale value record in its class. Your Mercury dealer’s got the Comet you're interested i n . . . and keeps his interest in the Comet you getl t_J C O M E T UQMtl •**t.ll>R * KtRs-U**., .MiJCMCt , » Je w n s —i n * * : . i»*i „twii », u otsiMDseu Sopot* Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 109 North Palmetto Ave. Hanford, Fla. �Losers To— Protest To Governor — —— — — — — —— — \ ......... ................ (_ ____ Rigged' Charges Thrown At Election ★ P *°mV»0 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rhodes, Ferrin Van Eepoel W in Town Council of North Orlando will have a "new face” at its next scheduled meeting, April I. \ C lO c * North Orlando electors turned out en masse Tuesday to vote in three new Council members. Irene By L\RRY VERSIIEL Van Eepoel, Arthur Rhodes and Arthur Ferrin. May­ Our fnfurmanta told a* toor Frank Kastila and Clarence Memory were unscat- Ity of «n off-the-record meetad in lh« vote. Kurt Stripling lay of the St. Johna-lndian did not seek rr-eleeliun. In • holly contested cam­ River Navigating Committee paign, no per oral of North Tuesday at Orlando. Several Orlando's registered voters local and long distance tele­ turned cut lo make tlu-ir »i>phone calls brought the tame li-vtiofls in the Town's second answer: “No comment for lection. Woodrow Anderson now." It was learned a dele­ nml Rolierl Stephenson were chosen rou n ci'ien in the gation will be in Tallahassee GENEVA lU P li — The So- Town's first election in March Monday, with a promise to­ vict Union today ripped mh> I 100-’. , Previously. C o u n c i l day of a news release Friday. France for resuming nuclear numbers had been named by Icsl* In the Sahara Monday x orth Orlamlo Company. Thu* fir Republican Jan ... a'jui aml hnpllcd ,ha1,hc United; fh u* on April I Anderson. F.° ‘ “" l . . ! 1 ‘. " ‘ .i 1 m ,h . * ! * " " »PP«-«Vo*l of the Stcphcnson. Rhodes. K-mn in hi* bid lor election to Iho trench action. . land Mr*. Van Eepoel will legislature , . . Gordon Fred­ Soviet negotiator s«m>«n choose among themselves a erick . . . J10S . . . Uy l lie Tsarapkin told the 17-natlun: mMyor succeed Fnsula. way Republican* are begin­ disarmament conference it Of tha Towii'a JP2 regla­ ning to worry whether For­ was “characteristic" lliat the tune i* in danger of being United States had "found no tered voters. 2tV2 elector* cast transferred . . . They remem­ word to condemn France" their ballot*. There were nine absentee wtea end ".VI voted ber S. J . Davis' GOP oppon­ for the new test. Tuesday. Nine ballot* were ent a few years back was Tsarapkin said U. S silence sent out of town a few months on Ilie subject look on added thrown out, three becuu** the voter had placed their Xs la before voting time , . . significance in view of last • • • fore all candidate* and aix he. year's United Nation* Gen­ Jan Fortune sent us a tele­ eral Assembly resolution ap­ rau*e tha voter had iiiade no gram today saying he won't pealing for a halt to all nu­ mark. Joe Burke ami David Til*on be at that Bear Lake meeting clear testing by last Jan. 1. received Hi and two writa-in tomorrow night. . . Other Earlier, the United Stairs ronimilmrnts. said Mr. For­ told the Soviet Union to ipul voles, respectively. Following i» an unofficial tune. stalling anil get down to ser­ • • • ious talks on negotiating a nu­ recount of tile election: Group I—Arthur D. Rhode*, The Hospital Board recent­ clear test ban agreement. ly okayed preliminary plans U. S. Ambassador Charles 145: C'larcnc* Memory, 40, for completion ofthe new C. Sidle told the ronferenre and Norman A. Spaulding, 75. wing . . . John Burton given that it is lime for faster pro­ Group 111—Arthur Ferrin, the green light to proceed gress and fewer disappoint­ 12H. ami Frank Kasola, 11A. with working details with bid ment*. Group V — Irene K. Van letting wen for April. The United Arab Republic Eepm-I, llu ; \V. G. Harris, * • » expressed its "genuine shock 48; Henry A. Ward, 2:1, and County r o a d department and grave alarm'' al llie re- Reginald S, WVbslsr, 7P. still working on freeze dam­ pewal of French testing, and i » ■• age roads . . . I/>ch Arhnj Canadr'v «icn. F..L.M Barn»i section . . . W. Crystal Drive and Lake Blvd. • • • where Asked County Attorney liar old Johnson about franchise legislation and he say* “ I T T p ' P l a r l r ' JACKSONVILLE (UIM* — choose to he optimistic th a t1 | D lf ljlj The Florida Milk Cnmmi -l*m the bill will bo introduced this '* expected lo deride today whether it will end all price control* on milk In the slate Don't forget Coast Guard ST. AUGUSTINE (LTD — I since ami for all. or extend the Auxiliary safe twist handling course tonight at A at the The Florida East Coast Rad- control* to the wholesale Ir courthouse . . . SO now signed way accused National I-it**r vcl Commission C h a i r m a n up and enrollments slill open. Union* today of necking to keep other railroads in line Charle* <1 Andrew* said • * fp Memo to Southern Bell . . , by “ making an example" of Tuesday night after a day­ Ever nollcc those phones rip- the Florida carrier by strik­ long debate that hr would ing at a time which would phohably a*k for a loti* on . ped out at various booths cost “ the greatest financial both question* al the end of around town . . . Like by the loss to the railway.'' today's *es»ion. Today's te* too and National Guard Arm­ At Uic wage dispute strike 11moil) was expected lo he ory r by II nonoperating unions mostly pro-price conlrot • • • against the FKC went inUi Tuesday, distributors claim­ II would be Interesting to its eighth week, Ihe railway ed that the price controls know ir proposed public de­ issued a liooklcl outlining were ruining (hem financial­ fenders would apply lust lo its stand that it “should not ly, and one agriculture expert felonies . . . Can you imagine agree to an wage demands said Florida’s milk industry the outcome if It took in min­ which will inevitably lead to “is in a mess." or traffic case.? . . . bankruptcy." Roland IV, Bartlett, pro• * • The Iwoktct also took a lessor of agricidiural econom And the Supreme Court smack at the U S. Post Office ! a, |(|P university of lili keep, legislating and , Department for what a calllatma . . . and telling u* how ed "discrimlnalcry action" nols, said Tuesday ni^lil Flor to run our Mate and county In not giving the carrier more ilia’s milk prices arc t<*i high and that “cost of iiriiductiiin . . , What's that about the Florida business. Is nol a sound basis fur pric­ usurping authority? In Jarksunv die, meanwhile, ing." • • • unions removed pickets from lie urged suspension of lo ca l m an m a k e s the electromotive division GOOD DEPARTMENT . . . (EMD) of General Motors price control* due to Die fael George Hardin* priic cut­ Co. which h«* been working that “ Ihe provision* requir­ ing this metliod of pricing ting horse. Lee’* Pride, took on two FEU locomotive*. Tile under Florid* law are Defi­ first place in the biggeit pickets, which appeared Mon- | iliul a„(| ullcrly unrealistic." horse show in the southeast day, were withdrawn w h e n ______________ this past weekend in Mont­ union leaders found EMD gomery, Al*., beating out 24 workers would violate their other entriea'. . . George'* contract it they continued to brother Spencer didn't do too honor Ihe picket line. had either . . . He cam# la MADRID (UPD — The first In the junior division. United Stale* embassy today • • • opened an investigation Into legislative candidates Gor­ charges an American photo­ don Frederick and Jan For­ grapher was beaten hy Span­ tune will appear on TV Sun­ NEW YORK (UPD — day at 4 p m. with a host of Striking printer* mover) clos­ ish police after he became in­ other candidate* on Channel er today to * deadline of volved in a riot over hot dog pictures. a. "several da>»" set by their Larry Shaw of New York • • » international union leader* photographer fur Argosy ma­ Which reminds me . . , to end the stalemate in the gazine. said Ih- was struck Democratic women met yes­ city's tttl day newspaper several times by Spanish terday . . . Only eight showed shutdown. police when the riot ended up. He and four other Americans • 9 • were roughed up by the mob. It was a quiet two-hour wait, with no responsea to Page It Itl 'i d g e Remove Wreckage repeated knocking* on UnPage 3-A Classified WASHINGTON (UPD door. ■* the voting judge* Page 2-A Comic* The Civil Aeronautics Board counted Tuesday's election Page It Dear Abby (CAB I said yesterday it lias ballots at North Orlando. Page 1-A Editorial virtually completed remov­ And Hwn there was 30 Page 11 Entertainment ing the wreckage of a crashed minutes of turmoil as two I.rgala . . Page 4-2-A-S-A Jetliner from the Florida losing candidates c r ie d Everglades. It called the Futile Pag* 2-A "fraud” and proclaimed they operation one of the most Society Page 10 k 11 would proiest to the (loverdifficult airliita m history. Spurt* _ Pag* * I Charges and counter­ charges before, during and after spired Tues­ day’s election of three Council members in the Town of North Orlamlo. The Herald received telephone calls Monday and Tuesday claiming the election w a s "rigged." T w o losing candidates proclaimed Tuesday even­ ing, after the count, they will file protest with Clov. Farris Itryant. Preliminary c l a i m s were that a sign was Soviets Rip Into France On Nuclear Tests' r i r I Herald Index and everything was run above board.” Pointing to the fact that she is n GermanIxirn American citizen, in this country some 14 years, Mrs. Salter said: "I am proud to he a citi­ zen and 1 offered my serv­ ices as a good citizen. I repeat, if they want to make fools of themselves that Is their privilege." She added she will have a prepared statement for Thursday's Herald, V O L. -Y' I 'liit c d "T’ress Leased W ire E sta b lish e d 11108 “ " W E D . M ARCH ” 0 . IflfiH S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A NO. 0 7 2 Million More Scheduled For NAS A $1.3 million construction program for tha Sanford Naval Air Station was approved today hy the House Armed Services Committee, it was rejHirtrd lo The Herald by Congressman A. S. Un iting J r . This is in addition to the $1,138,1100 approv­ ed by the full House last week, the Congressman rc|Mirtcd. Rotii items are included in a $L'i billion mili­ tary foiiNtniftimi bill. The $1.3 million item reported today is for construction of barracks mid for training facili­ ties. Herlong said. The $1,138,000 item is for an aircraft park­ ing apron ami for a squadron hangar, office and shop complex. Congressman 1lei long also stated be had been informed by Hie l?. S. Civil Service Com­ mission that it has recalled the entire eligibility list of candidates for Sanford's post mastership for an investigation into the backgrounds of all who submitted applications. Suit Incorporation BRIEFS Filed By Negro J l A W A . . . Election Greater Share PARIS (UPD—lit dish lo r clgn Secretary land Home called today lor a greater share for Eun>|w in the At­ lantic alliance s nuclear dc (cri-e setup. New Construction National Unions Printers Move Near Deadline La Mantis, were the vot­ ' tinn with Governor Bry­ ' 1o|>e and announced US ing judges, named by the ant. write - in votes for Joe Town Council, The voting judges an­ Rnrke nod two for Havid W a r d charged, after nounced the count of the Tilstm. Alsn there were the count was announced registered candidates and three ballots with all Tuesday evening, th at he refused a request by the names receiving a vote was "instructed how to press for a fount on the and six ballots with no vote” by Mrs. Salter. He write-in candidates. The marks. rharged the election was press was informed there Mrs. Salter told The illegal and added that were no write-in ballots Herald this morning that "Mrs. Salter said I could and “besides they are in “if they want to make nol make a write-in vote." a sealed envelope,” fools of themselves that He was siip|»orted by It was only when Ward is their privilege.” She Webster, who said he complained that defeated added that “ I make no would join Ward in filing Mayor Frank F a s u 1 a lames about it, wo served a protest nf an illegal elee- opened the sealed enve- without pay, w ith honesty WKATIIER: Fair through Thursday. High today, 8G-BD. Low tonight, (LV70. Milk Control Decision Nears Embassy Probes Yank Beating the voting room pointing' no write-in- Imllot 8 would In* hIlowed, in keeping with the Town charter. It i.w understood this sign wits removed during the voting Tuesday. Losing c a n d i d a t e s Henry Ward and Regin­ ald Webster, defeated hy Irene Van Fe|x»el, aimed their blasts at a voting registrar, Mrs. Fred Sal­ ter. Mrs. Salter. Mrs. Henry Fairhnrti and the mting town clerk, Mrs. Marge ST. PETERSBURG (U l'll —Contracts have been award­ ed for construction nl a stu­ dent union aial a health cen­ ter at Florida Presbyterian College, Three Sailors 5hof To Death Work Halted JACKSONVILLE I UPD — Work was virtually halted lor llo- third straight day toda) at the Electro Motive Divis­ MIDWAY ISLAND (UPD— ion id General Motors as rail T h r e e sailors were shot way pickets continued their to d e a t h on this m Id- picketing. Pacific island Tuesday in wltal naval aullmritu-- de­ Plenty Of Roads scribed a* an apparent dou­ TALLAHASSEE (UPD — ble slaying and suicide. The Knud Department said Names of the victims were Tuesday that Mad work un withheld pending notification der way m the state m Feb­ of next iif kin. ruary, including 151 miles of The Navy said two sentries new inlerstalt login* .n lo were found shot to death at tailed $220,(0,072. their (wist* sliortly after llu-y reported everything "secure" More Supplies early Tuesday morning A MIAMI (UPI) — Another third senlr), two rifle* and American Rest Cross Right i« a pistol were missing from scheduled to deliver part ol the post. $53 million in prisoner ran Several hours larcr, the sum supplies to Fidel Castro sailor was found dead of Friday and expected lo ferry appar •f.ly self-inflicted gun about lis1 Cuban Amerit ins shot wounds in an abandoned i here from Havana. twinker on Die two-squaremile island, 1.300 miles northwest of Honolulu. The missing weapon* lay heskle him. JACKSONVILLE (UPD Neja o Attorney Ernmi D Jackson ha* asked the D s District Court here to ih-elarr illegal the Democratic I’D marie* and Du* March Zti Leg­ islative General Election on grounds Nrgroe* have been discriminated agaun*. Jackson was defeated hi Do* second Dcmocrotic Primary March 13 by while attornev Tom Gleene. Jackson won Die first primary but trailed by III.Vil vote* in the siion-l in Die race fur Duval lull III) Group Five House seal In his pelitiun, filed last night. Jackson asked the eourl lo declare him <lei led or ax -in alternative, declanDie primaries to be •illegal and void on grounds Dial the same eonxlituted no rational plan of reap)Hirtlonment m the el'Ttiuu of a eantlulale'' lor the House. He also asked the court to declare Die primal tea illegal because as belli, the) ' eon stiluteii ,-m invidious diserliui nation against the pcittioliri as Negroes residing in Conn I) Com illusion Dislrlet 'two ol Duval County.” Sulionl Meet The executive hoaid of the Altamonte Elementary School I’ .T.A. will meet Thursday morning at <• 15 in the school cafelerla to plan no the March 2H t'.T.A. meeting. Fight Widens Altamonte Springs will jump into the fight, against iinor|mrntu>ii of the Fern I’aik eiMiimiinily at its Town ('oniuil meeting this evening, il was in­ dicated today by Mayor Laurence Swnffnril. ( ’asselherry went un record Monday evening in a I-1 vote as o p p o s i n g the Fern Paris iiienrpnralinn Missing Flyer Search On rACKSONVIU.E (U P I) — A joint air sea xrntcli was launched today for a Navy pilot who crashed white mak­ ing a night carrier landing aboard Die L’SS Saratoga U*| flight. The pilot. Cmdr. - Edgar Clayton, commanding officer of Rgblcr sipiadinu 33. was lamlfng hi* Fall Crusader wlvs*ii the plane slrutk the rimip of Hu- carrier and went over Die sate. At the lime Die Saratoga was about 5o miles in Uic Atlantic Ocean off May|Kirt. Two destroyers, serving as jviane guards lo the carrier, began an immediate search of the area, and two fit'll copters joined them at first light today. In addition, an amphibious rescue plain- lloin NAS Jack vmville wild In the scene. (T'NEO, IDily (LT D — Saudi Arabian King Sand's tmvide jetliner crushed into show-covered Crazy Mountain m ar the French border at dawn today, apparently kill­ ing the IB persons on board. Fit mi himself was not on Dio plane Italian and French Alpine tloops, guides and poLeo fought th e ir w a y qp lltn mountainside toward Dm w reck age, hut t I h1re was no word <d possible survivor*. “ I iiere ace not likely to )tc ativ survivors,” an Italian national police spokesman auld. S.uid, who had twen tinder* ■going treatment for a sic* iimrli ailment at Lausanne, Hew m the same plane from Geneva to Nice Tuesday for eonvab'seenee and a vaca­ tion en the Riviera. lie sent the year old four* engine, Hr111 h built Comet IV airliner, which he bought (nr $1 3 million and outfitted in lavish style, hack to Gen­ et a to pick up members of his suite and baggage It was on |lie way hack to Nice with sen ’ll passenger* ansi a erew of nine when It crashed. Andre Leyvrat, chief of police in Geneva, discounted ally possibility of sabotage. because it would hinder Cas­ selberry's growth, tassel her ry can only grow in a south­ erly direction since it is IniimiU d by A I t t m o n t e Springs, Ddtguood unit Not III Orlando. “ I Dunk It is time," Mayor Swoffnt'd and tmlay, “ lliat the Fern Park incorporation commdlee , . . Vernon Dunn and whoever else . . - collie out and -how their face* and tell what they want." Tlve Alla monte mayor said lie has trained that the lorn Park committee represents only two per crtlt of Die Fern Park property owners, whereus "I'v e he | numer­ ous requests from property owners Die) would rather be taken in hy Altamonte Springs than he incorporated into Fern Park.” lie continued: “ It is Diem (Fern Park committee) who is fighting Cassella-iry and Altamonte Springs, we're not fighting them. We Just want Firm Opening to he left alone, to grow as NEW YORK (UPD — we have Itern without an S in k s « p « ru ,l firm t<u!ay on argument-*' ittim id trndiujS \nluiilti. Navy League To Visit N A S More Ilian 50 members of lunclusm ami briefings by Die held in D>* NAS ballroom.! MTG), The visitor* will then (lie Crntral Florida Council commander of Heavy Attack I will be followed by a tour of visit Die Heavy Attack Squa* of the Navy Iwague jsdl v|ai, Wjng One and Die romitiand 'Die Air .Station including laci droll Three flight line fur Die Sanford Naval Air Sir-lin g officer of Die air stalum. [ lilies of Die Naval Air Main- close up inspection of tinBIRMINGHAM Ala. D P I ) tion Friday for a business! The noon lundieon. to lie [ (ensDcr Training Group (NA- \ - i VigtluiUu anil A3U Sky—U. S. Atty, Macon L. Wea­ ver said today In- asked the T’JO ty ja w cr*’Veq » -^-wpopiTst- -r?*® V « . a_ " * ■** ■ ■ . Federal Bureau of Imcstlga turn to see If tin* .Saturday i I Evening I’o-t violated fed­ I t eral law hy publishing a story based on an overheard telephone conversation The Post, in Its current issue, carries an article say­ ing former Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts ami Alabama athletic director and football coach Paul Hryaul rigged the 1M2 football game - -U4 W i . between the schoolDie ML.MI1LRS OF tliu Central Floritla Council, luncheon meeting ut Die NAS ballroom Friday. story was based on all alleg­ Navy iA'iiRtie, will inajaa'l tha lunyr, nleck linra The AftA in eapuble of high or low level attack ed telephone conversation he in any weather. nf the A'i A Vllfilante attack lannlrtT (pictured tween Ihe two men that was overUt aid hy * lined man. ; uUivej during tour of NAS Sanford following FBI May Move In On Rigging King Saud's Jet Crashes; 16 Die Friday warrior twin jet attack homtv ers. Adm W. It. Hollingsworth, I .SN ret . of Maitland, is president ol Die local council. The Navy league is a na* Don-wide civilian organiza­ tion dedicated hi keeping tSms public informed on the n>u* and activities of the Navy within Die total Ucfen-o pic­ ture. according lo J- K. Gal* luwuy, chairman of Utc pro* gram committee for the Cen­ tral Florida Council. Galloway said one of live group's primary aims u> t<» Impress upon the public Die inqiorianre of keeping tl o gea lanes open for Hie fiseas World and to emphasize the necessity of maintaining a strong Navy (sir fulfilling Hit» mix* am. �She #w*Lel KriaLb Page 2—Wed. Mar. 20, *6S QuMtily Rights RAMrvad—^ihrnu’gh^sac^March'21.** •*?Vfll«NT — WIMtt.llIia cur on dottld in®- — •••• LARUE TOP V A LU E STAM PS WHATEVER HAPPENED TO TAIWAN?— Well, hu’s mi lunger diluting Jane through the jungle lrector* or fighting off linns, tigers ijiul crocodile*. Lex Barker, a former Hollywood film Tarznn, currently is in Euro|>e starring in more sophisticated film plays, such us bedroom comedy. Hero, ttic former ape man awing* through a lamdoir arettc with Swiss-ticrnian actress Lisclotte Pulver, in Berlin. WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN-DIXIE Good Thfu March 24 Limit On* Coupon To Adult With A $5 00 or More Food Order. * *• ‘ WJit M K -• •« a* 3 link 100 EX TR A ' U* ROE M U LLE T >c Lk * T im e for a n TURKEY-QUE * Winn-Dixie bos mode a special purchase ot fine aijality Broad Breasted Turkeys just in time lor the cook-out season. If you’ve never eaten bar­ becued Turkey . , now is the time. Special low price. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded 19 w m v iw v tm 'riv irm m ' Tornadoes Rip Through Dixie 1/ntU-d Freaa Intemalioiial nivrr* on the rive to<iay menaced rcaidcnix ol IIio Ohio Itivcr Valley in tile wake of torrential thunderstorm* and damaging wind*. Snow atugged northern Michigan and heavy snow warnings were {Misted for the Northeast. Tornadoes, hall and violent wind* scored parts of Allham a, Mississippi and Tenncaste Monday, causing wide­ spread damage, Weslnn, W. Vs., was on an emergency status. Volunteer workers were called out to aid more than lou families forced from their humus by the rising West Fork River. Nearly 30 patients at Weston's Stonewall Jackvun Hos­ pital were moved to safety when several iiicIm- s of wa­ ter covered the first floor of the hospital. Water was give feet deep in some areas of the city. Ollier citiea in West Vir­ ginia and southwestern Penn­ sylvania braced for new flooding i /ter driving rsin storms dropped up to 2V» Inches of water on the aiua Tuesday. Tim Weather Utireau wain cd of flooding along the en­ tire length of the Monuogabelt River m Pennsylvania The swollen river, fi-d by heavy rains and runoff, way Syria Promises Iron Fist Policy BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P D The national council of the revolutionary command in Sy ris has vowed to 'strike with an irou fist and without any m erry" 1!k» o who jpposi- the revolution, Damascus mum reported today. Reports reaching Imre from Damascus said there appears lo bo a glowing spin between the military junta that seised control last Friday and a large section of tin- civilian population expected to run as much 10 feet above flood stage at Brownsville, Elisabeth will Charleroi, The Ohio River was to pass Hie 25 foot flood stage at Pittsburgh hy noon today. More than 000 jicraons fled the rising Ohio In soullicni Illinois. Tlic Hocking River in Ohio was rising and authorities feared it would reach two feel aliove flood stage at tlie college town of Athena, which was virtually Isolated. It suffered more than $1 mil­ lion damage leas than throe weeks ago. Strong northerly winds dumped heavy snow across northern Minnesota, "Wiscon­ sin and Michigan today, with Houghton, Mich., getling 3 inches of fresh snow during the night. More than 6 inches of new snow was predicted for northern New York, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Tornadoes, hall storms and high winds across Indiana and the Southland Tuesday caused thousands of dollars of damage. Three persons were kilh-d m Indiana by raging aturmi. A tornado demolished four homes near Crete, Jnd., and caused an estimated $150,taxi damage. Winds up to ?o miles an hour ripped through High­ land County, Ohio, flattening barns and tumbling telephone lines. A twister at Uccalur, Ala , destroyed several airplanes at an airfield; a tornado near Eu)>ora. M iss, caused (3. 000 in damages to several barns and homes; winds of lornadic force lip|ie.l apart a feed mill, a drive in the­ ater and took the roots of a doicn buildings at Alban, ky . causing an cillmattd $230,(Mt damage. No deaths were returd*d in Hie South although several persons were irpoited uijuied md*. iK a £ .rm K viijLz*J3 Jm rtn 0 L. t u.awe ._ FU L L CUT BONELESS STEAK ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN TURKEYS STEAK T-B O NE BEEF S fo I pound W-D Brood Brooeted Turkeyt. Thi* ill* i ideal for barbecueing on a spit (rotiiserle). Cook fh# some os you do fryers, with your favorite barbecue sauce. A won­ derful taste delight. BRISKET STEW I I te SO lb. W-D Breed Ireeited Turkeys. Buy these larger birds either whole or half. Grill halved or quartered turkeys same as above. Or wonderful roosted. POItK NECK FRESH Bones GRO U N D FKESH BEEF Lb. Necks CHUCK ROAST 19 Tuna 4 . . '• j | * A Y O U R C H O IC E DEEP SOUTH POLY-UNSATURATED ASTOR M a y o n n a ise S h o rte n in g QUART SAVE 20* 3-LB. CAN limit I with food oidai SAVE 16* DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN ALL PURPOSE OIL w .22 **.< H8 8 FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford FA2 46K* vv Wesson49 'V ar •I.- ■ h h h jiiil FAMILY Sove 8c o SAVE B t EACH '^ £ rw , 5J EC O N O M Y . .. . _________ — LOANS U P TO $ 6 0 0 tu^acuK&trawu No. Vi Cams xt-\ * Rice 3 - 35*' •A A*tw Lk Blue Bay Canned Chunk W-D BRAND V " , v —M — «-C I C H IC K E N B A C K S end ‘ LI). 125 Sooth P arkAva.................................... J •• 1 5 PORK Liver * ~ a i k ‘ TTBZXT Cam *«. tereue St 7» 0o > r oo i j i / o o n oo 4 1 ? 00 isaoo •>*? 00 11 uo || ■ V I, Ll ’ 50 Free Top Value Stamps * BRAND Sliced BACON v W iY h TH 3 •c o c r c a AS6 rcRCHasf er O v r r t , r»» M e l d o •** Flounder Fillets Lbs. • OOO tNhu MARCH |« AT ANY WINN-DIXIE A) �*^ *. 1 • '} * % 3ljf 'R O G E R S 18 8 3 L . V £.iufurtl tirralh it Wed. Mar. 20, 'C.T— rape 3 r M SILVER. SERVICES Sim ply guess the length of ribbon on the silver service display at vour Ic ca 1 W inn-D ixie C o scst estimate wins. One winner in each store. m A dults only please. Na purchase required. W inners w ill be notified. " Contest closes Saturday night, M arch 23. e - j & © ►fSv F lo r id u ,y&\m -Acres* \ I ^v«.n >p v - ; (ir t ' ^ o r a n g e jr/ W I / i J juice i • ’ If '*▼* ••l>» #•m» **» rpMU'Mt K i2 Xi_______________ • .mmi s ______ // " Orange JUICE J^sSm " FANCY GOLDEN RIPE FLORIDA FRESH FROZEN %: fij? ^ V - I f \ M ltS. M AUG.M tKT M H .T K Imldt tho le tte r Irnm tin* I ’nivorsity n f I'Tm nla nw arditin lu*r rt w it’tti'it yrant tn study at th e I ‘olh-jri* i*l ScicnriM thin siinm uT. Mi Nnltt* wh<> luai-hns tin* si'v cn tli yradi* at All SmiN I’aruidiial Si'ltunl, ytad tiati'd front linm iiritlaia Si hi'ul in IV miis> Ivania as a S d etiit* nnd M ath m a jo r, and »|H'nt aonte limit Will'Ll HR' in mui'iiii* p.iint n*-i nvli at tin* di*Vi*lu|>jm>nl lid's hi r)iiladi*l|ihi;t Niivv Yard. • v'lii: will study ut’uloy> anil |ih>sii\s th is su m m er, tho m nllii'r n f thri*i* I'hHilri'tt said mid boj-'in lift* Filth > t‘a r at All S a i l s iu*\t vim i '. ( Ilr ia ld I’liuto) r i'c s z e P ro o f S h ru b b e ry S a le FRESH FLORIDA . . GRADE "A" M A M S EGGS f t J : ! A sail* uF freeze pi'iiuf slinthhery will la* held fur the tte.M two weeLemls in l ern Park and Maitlaml 1In members nf the Sunlit Seminole-North Orlando Kiwanis Club, chairman ( h.nles Galium announced , today. ar'x. This flhnihherv which includes |md;n ar|ms. litrus- m 6-oz. CANS 3 * M O RTO N Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut Custard fruit Pies 3 FAMILY SIZE DOZEN Me IN TOSH „ ,- \ V <yl|Gjf Apples 2 ib..39* 1 Lake Mary HD Hears Trooper Supcihrand Erjqv oro ihc very highest quality eggs. Piodured by the h n c .l FLORILTA growers and refrig­ erated hum the [iraducor la you. Satisfaction G uar­ anteed. Silt. Vince Sin all mdo.I. crlu r.itiutt utliccr nf tin* Klernln Itldliw.iy I*atrul S|“it.c tit Hie mcmlicr.. nr |Ih* L.ike Mary Ilium* Hentunstralinn Ctuli re­ cently, and then Joined Hie Ijilies lor lunch. The talk on hiqhtviiy safely was followed lit a nucslioll ami answer jicnod. In addition, a "hnkete.s hake sale" was held with more than Sid enlleclct w11icti wa. sh ea to the I m men's Auxiliary for Ihc iimof the Imildinit. Mr. J im* .Smathci« Will conduct a workshop mi 1t .it t I liiirtdat at 1U a, m at the flrehmiM I here wi re 17 no inti-rand five _■111 ts jircteni. un­ iter llie direction of Mrs. r. A. St lie.t. pretnlrnl Mm. Main* Itrown i*ate (lie item tioii.il. t.uneli wax pn p aict 1‘nt t rwl .St’fv. for (JiNirK'O and served lit Mr* Malde IS alNuiy, T*l, *cf UalJn , llraeht and Mrs. Helen Po­ I i*M4-, foi. iiii i ly «*f Haiifuni well wt"*i" 11fill Tu**'i»ltoy ii I tin* Oitk I a All M : . i hun Ii ill* i IS ■hiily h.iH livi-'l mi ikilliji for lit* * U yi'ai.4, svIn ra i E X T R A LA R G E F LO R ID A M O R TO N FR O Z EN M A C A R O N I & CH EESE •Dinners 3 ,o»! . CELERY Fish Sticks 3 pkgs i . Jce Cream 5 9 j* Cottage Cheese ^^29/ Ece M ilk . Peppers . . . pkg 59^ M arg arin e »■39^ P-G Drink 4 46-cans51. Pound C a k e 7 9 / Cheese Cake™079^ Fruit Punch 3 c“ l . .Jumbo Pies 3 pkgs-s1. A laska Peas 6 gans1. . . . T A S T E O' SEA FR O Z EN (8-oz ) SU P E R B R A N D V a n , Choc., Fudge Royal, St'berry, Neapolitan r / SOI I -W EV E BA TH RO O M IT U « s issue T H R IF T Y M A ID . . V A N IL L A , FU D G E R IPPLE H O L L O W A Y HOUSE FR O Z EN S TU FFED F L E IS C H M A N N CORN O IL S A R A LEE SA V E 4< CA Former Local Man Dios . . T H R IF T Y M A ID P IN E A P P L E G R A P E F R U IT S A R A L EE P IN E A P P LE H l-C . . O R A N G E, G R A P E, F L O R ID A (4 6 - o r) C R A C K IN ' GOOD . . C H O C , B A N A N A , CO C O N U T T H R IF T Y M A ID LA R G E S W E E T or 3 sv. (303 cam ) Sov. 2< Ea D EL M O N T E F R U IT , Cocklail 3™, 69' Air Patrol Cadets Set To Hold Car Wasli - J i -* / ^ f ^ C I A U f „ . » '------l . Aji'i • J ijjm J a h r- j A L > r H E IN Z T O M A T O B LU E or W H IT E A RR O W Ketchup Detergent • GIANT BOX SAVE 20' t 39 ■ A sior Coffee 14-oz. BOTTLE SAVE 8' EA. 39 1-LB. CAN SAVE 20' Lutiit 2 o.l tl load aider. ^3s$r I C O M STO C K S LIC E D P IF V A N C A M P PO PK & Apples 2 cL! 3 9 Beans 8 Z i S A V E bV it EA C H ' X. / d \ \ ft 1 W V A C P A C K E D CO FFEE Save I8< 300 Cons t <11nr m nml il pit lotpoi uni wilt wilh-tnnd the eoldi'nl winters, even fne/uiK mid miiiutnin its li> h irt f.li liv.iuly uliiinst tho ycat round. Alost of the plants w ill ts» from two lo thice feet hich, liathiin Mild, nnd will nell fer a Veit iiUrwettvc | Mico. This is llic lit a liiK moneytuisiiiK project .if the duh, wlil-ti was chattered in Ma tell, ImiJ, nnd piiieeeii. will ko to­ ward I lie Kltvuiiiii youtll Work, one of then Ilium projects. David Xcfton is iinsictiillf (iiitlina in the pliuiiiinj' of tho shi iildieiy ante, ivilu Mie. will tio in HYrii 1’iilk , just south of the Miliiei l'.nk l eilei.tl Snvuur* nnd l.oau mill m MaiLlund, just n iilli i f li e I'kuoxl Xlona Flin t Xlllppei. oil lees. 1 The Cadets of Hie South Seminole Conijnuito Sgilailrun are tuirimii a "ra r wa*li" alt day in t'as*e!herry. at ‘•Kd * Standard Oil Seri . e Station” on 11ivy 17 .Sat unlay. Funds rai-e.l by this tent Will Ik* used lo (lurch.i •• Irainini: honks an I other items tin* cadet* need m their program. Ttie c nit tualider of the South S ‘ in note Composite .sguadi-n Henry A Ward Ji aminum i d tile appoint nielli of S In i Meinlier Jack O l tunnel I a* Kxecullve lifficer of lh unit OTtonncll’s s e r ip i* t" the M|tiadron have been out standing, and lie lirTi Ihm' ii a credit to Uie Civil Air I’atrol program, Ward .aid Id ts .t . . u lt u r li c y !• r tiiAi |Ml -I S' yiuti ■, ntii| : itI4Hi iitT* r tiuriiy !»• iiiui s .c t iimr* IllltM* I ►uritiir 'u iiiiM’i, mill hi** Tim** Iii * . •miuiitmu [miiji Iliy IhilhiH S rmul >[ I*«i 1%, iiiow a |ii*ii uf Huu Itt'i n Mithuilmt l mV* i s i I'lNiliuily n f illU » i L i t (H 11.*• 1 in Lhii.ii ilultivv m'o court, lh - i« , l nil i ALn il * i »*“ii *i» t i i r j i o * a - ii jinJict1 tils11 Vxu» ii *3 If t *‘4* M G fllM l •Sii! V|.Vi.!| . .* Ill* liln Viutnvv iltfli I Mill Mil n I*1*1*1In*! illl'i two I tii*. It y I Hu's In till 1‘M UfUl OIH |TI i pi -I 'nil lllhls Mmi* lit.in * milium cubic ft*ei of vtjhf i.% |Hiurfd mlu I'1*1 Vtlaullc ummi) every >ecoml t*> the m .J ii) Congo U litT. Folgsrs H SA V E 2< EA C H Lim it one w iih $5 00 food order or more. ’<•-> —» - •■ •* *■■ ’i r ’ •'"—4 W/)t)/ l/Wll) M/W/)t ); )J ) J t );’) !* > j 5 0 f r e e T o p V a lu e S ta m p s WITH THIS COLTON AND PURCHASE OF Ftim1* Ptrti* Qownyflake W affles at ANY WINN-DIXIE | ^ 5 0 F r e e T o p V a lu e S ta m p s ^ WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF S j Strawberry Preserves jg &DOQ TMKU MUCK l« g jj AT ANY WINN-DIXIE m ir w t m m m m iiw m 3 0 0 K . 3rd b lre e t m i’V o . r i r or j i a o c t r touiM FfiOff** V 419 ft. 1m i tttreai r v ,i m m h to m m i i i SO F r e e T o p V a lu e S ta m p s WITH THIS COUPON AND I MASS Of ^ 9 • l QQ 0*1 Mi >R| Wonm or 5 0 F r e e T o p V a lu e S ta m p s W ITH TH IS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of Oh* 24 of J am DIE** «OUTH Health & Beauty Aids Peanut Butter AT ANY WINN-DIXIE w •OO0 fttliy MARCH «« « i , . AT ANY WINN-DIXIE ilk 63 i1 i favorite in m illion s of D ixie hom es 25 Extra Stamps with P u th o tt • I Amy Palmetto Farm* Satadi No Coupon Needed L 2414 French Avi-ium Hi m . i �P a c t 4—Wad. Mar. f 0, *88 fn w li Hope Cooke McCloskey Marries Her Prince Charming Fair Assn. Test Ban Critics Hit WASHINGTON (U PI) — Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Hubert H. Humphrey aalit today that GOP critics who claim the ndminiatration'a teat ban proposals would leave a “bljr hole" uncovered are just exposing a "big hole" in their logic. Humphrey was replying to a claim by Rep. THE INTERESTING HEART fniicinates most people as It does students of science. This display by Paul Plncek Is part of hundreds at the Semlnolo High School Scicnco Fair, open Thursduy in the Science Wing of the school. (Herald Photo) Science Fair Slated Thursday ! * Science projects In biology, chemistry, pbyilc* and me­ chanical drawing will high* light the annual Science Fair to be held at the Science Wing of Seminole High School, Thuraday, Students will bo exhibiting over 300 dlaplaya of descrip­ tive and Imprcaalve scientific theories and facts, which they have been able to turn Into demonstration!. Parents and interested per­ sona are invited to visit the Science Wing (the north wing) of the school between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday, by the science teachers who are: Don Reynolds, b i o l o g y teacher and head of the sci­ ence department; Paul Hick* son, chemistry; Russell Pear* son, physics; Jam es Harden, science, and Robert Schmidt, mechanical drawing. Some of Hie students have been researching and work­ ing all year on Uieir projecla, Hickson said today. Among the display! wit] be aomc inch as that by Norman Leach which ahowi the effect of radiation on animals; the cffccti of encephalitis or • <sleeping sickness) by Linda Spencer; the products derived from oil by John Jernlgan and Jimmy Page; how aoap is made by Dayne Clemmer amt Vance Brumbagh; a dis­ play of how crystals are formed and many, many others too numerous to men­ tion hare. Prises will ba awarded by various civic and acientiflc organisations In the Interest of furthering the work of the young scientists. AN INCREDIBLE NUMBER of produeU uacd every day a rt made from oil anti petroleum. Visitor* to the Science F a ir at Seminole High School will see some of them Thumlay. Hours are from 10 n.m. to 7 p.m. (Herald Photo) Arrest Miamian For Doping Dogs MIAMI (U P D -A sixth man sought on charges of doping greyhounds at a west Florida dog track aurTcndcrcd to the FBI today. Tho F B I said David J . Miles, 47, of Miami, was ar­ rested when he walked into tho F B I office here, lie had been sought aince early Feb­ ruary, when the atate attor­ ses for Junior High School level and aald that students show weakness In the field of mathematics, which la al­ so true nationally. W. W. Wharton, coordina­ tor of guidance and the ex­ ceptional child program ex­ plained the testing program which allows the children to be grouped with others of the same turning ability. Stewart Gatchet, director of Instruction d i s c u s s e d school accreditation and ad­ mitted some shortage of books. He explained that the rapid advances In science make many textbooks obsolete by the time the complicated pro­ cess of approval and obtain­ ing funds for their purchase is completed. During tho question and answer period, audience in­ terest centered on tho sub­ jects of textbook* and the need for improvement of ac­ cess roads to tbe school. Mrs. Charles Dome, presi­ dent of the PTA announced that SS Junior High parents a rt Invited to attend the Family Life Institute which will be sponsored this neck by the Lyman PTA. Adult discussion meetings will be conducted by Dr. Douglass Brown of Florida A duck will (ink In the wa­ ter if the oil is removed from lie feathers. Legal Notice ney general's office here charged the others. Miles and the otIters are t v t i i k r m r i ’i T c n r a T . accused of doping dogs at the isni x t hA V Uj i i rhoi i lta t , i rrmi Ki sc ur rl ri ,: Fort Myers-Bonlla Springs r n r s T i r . r i o a n i , s v i K R v v n . tsaae track near Naples. Those al­ l ■x O rXnT U S U r . FC IR Kt L O U R R ready arrested are Kennedy N rN T I I F E D E R A L HAVING# AN Il I / N A-Mix Ma t ION, a W. Griffin, Walter E . Can­ r o r p n r a t l U un organised an d trell, Hiram Parnell, David ■ s l s l l n x n nd ar I k * l a w s of l b * U n l ls d a u t s i of A m e r ic a . Park, and Ityburn Tanner, all 1‘U l n l l f f , Of Dade County. *i. New Cafetorium Set By Jane Casselberry School Superintendent R. T. Mllwee told metnbere of the South Seminole PTA reently that construction on the cafetorium for the school will be­ gin next month. Work on the addition of the band room and science wing at Lyman High and construction of the new Eng­ lish Estates Elementary School are also scheduled to begin al Dm same time, Milwoe aatd. Construction la not expect­ ed to be completed on the Junior High cafetorium and the English Estates School until Octubcr however, and students and teachers sche­ duled to move to the new school will probably be on double sessions at the South Seminole Elementary School until completion, he added. MUwee end members of his staff met with the PTA at Utelr recent meeting to ex­ plain (ha duties of the school board members and explain­ ed source* of revenue by which schools are maintain­ ed for the 14,000 school children In the county's a schools. W. U. DeShaao, superin­ tendent of secondary educa­ tio n said that there la a need for more science cour­ r n l g Hosmer, (D-Callf.), that the test ban proposal would let Russia conduct un­ derground nuclear testa un­ detected in a "big hole" em­ bracing two and a half million square miles of the Russian Interior. " I f our position is as bad aa Hcsmcr say* . . . If it Is a* week and full of holes, then why don’t the Russians accept ItT" Humphrey wondered. He called the Republican criticism "irresponsible, mis­ leading a n d mischievous.'' Hosmer, he said, based his contention on assumptions "which are false." Other congressional news: AID: Chairman Otto E. Passman , (D-La.), of the House Foreign Aid Appropri­ ations subcomil tea called for a 92.4 billion cut in Pretident Kennedy’s aid proposals. He said this would show the world "we are no longer go­ ing to be suckers.” I t would reduce the aid budget from $4.9 billion to *2.6 billion. TAXES: The A m e r i c a n Farm Bureau Federation told the House Ways A Means Committee It will oppose a tax cut this year unless Congtrss cuts even more out of President Kennedy's spending proposals than Republicans are talking about. The Farm Bureau amid it would favor a tax cut if tha lawmaker* can cut (13.4 billion from Ken­ nedy's fl07.f) spending plan*. BUDGET: House Republi­ can* Tuesday, pledged to sup­ port their leaders' attempt* to cut a t least *4.5 billion from President Kennedy's re­ cord high 99441 blllkm budgat. But GOP Leader Charlea A. Ilallerk, Ind., told newsmen that the out-numbered Re­ publican* will havo no chance of making such cut* without Democratic help. BUTTER: A big New York butter distributor a n d a spokesman for 9,000 dairy farmers In Nswr York and New Jersey proposed that consum­ er eubsldies be used to drive down butter prices at the aame time the price* are being held up by farm sub­ sidies. The two appeared be­ fore * House agriculture aubcommitte* as It began a ■•arch for ways to curb dairy surpluses. State University at 7:30 p.m. tonight, at Lyman, at tha Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church, Wednes­ day at I p. m. and at tha Altamonte Springe Elemen­ tary School Wednesday at 7:10 p m. Dr. Brown will also apeak to tbe Junior High clasacs, Thursday a. m. UF Names Four To New Board P A U L w . o r r u m *n.i j e a n NIN K U MTIt AI'll, h is w l f * . D ef-n d ants. r i.K R K w vo T H -t: o r s u n n o t ic e w m : n em it < n v KN t i n t u n d - r a D e c r e e o f Fnriw-lusure sn d Hal* * n l » r •d by l b * J u d x o .if I h s C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t o f tho J u d i c i a l C i r ­ c u i t. la sn d (o r H *m ln »le C o u n t y . F lu rld a , on th o U t h day e t March. I S I S . In a c a r tala cause between NIN T H FEDERAL SAVINOM AND 1/>AN AOnOCI A Tlo .V , a c o r ­ p o r a t i o n o r g a n i s ' d an d a s t a t ­ i n e u n de r the l a w * o f t h * U n ite d S l a i n o f A m e r ic a , w i t h li e p rin c ip a l p l a c e o f h u * l n es a at lilt H eadw ay at T i m e * » q „ N. T . I I . S. T.. I ’i a l n t i r f , an d PACT. \V. HTItA CII s n d JKAN'NtN'K I . HTIlAL'tl, bis w ife, D e fe i i d a n ts , hetn a Chancery No. IS S S I, I will cell a t p u b lic su ction to tb s h ld h -* l bid­ d e r f o r r a e b a t th e C u u r t b a n e * In th e C l l y of B a n fo r d . tf em ln n l* Co u nty, F l o r i d a , a l Ilia h o u r o f i i : » t o ' c l o c k A. SI., o n A p r il Stk. I S I S , t h a t certain parcel of reel pro­ perty d r o rrl b e d ee follow e: 1 * 1 I I an d i k e Nort h o n e h alf iS 'ti) of let IS, F R A N K I . W O O IIItl'K F H m.'IIDIVISI ON ' O F L A M M . Hot T i l H AN F OIlll. F L U I D IOA. arcord lne to plot ( h e r e o f r e co r d e d In F l a t Hook S. P a c e I I . P u b l ic l l e e o r d e o f Heiulnolo C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a , In c lu d in g ap a c l fl c a t l y , b u t n o t by way e t l i m i t a t i o n , t h e f o l low lne n atu re* an d equip­ m e n t. a l l p e r m a n e n t l y I n e t a l l - Four new directors were elected to the three-year board of directors of the United Fund of Seminole County at a recent meeting. New members Include Mra. D. M. Ladd, Geneva; R. W. Kt+Jgh, Lake Mary*; John Border Jr ., Fern Park; Ar­ thur Beckwith J r ., Sanford *4; I. W a l l H e a t e r — I n t e r n a ­ and Paul D. Lewis Jr ., Sant i o n a l — moda l R-TS I . H a l e r H e a le r — Hef-Tfurd. I l o t — Mode l MHO IIODC. Re-elected directors in­ ( S C A l.) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . , cluded George Touby, B. L. C l e r k o f th e C i r c u i t C o u rt Perkin* J r , Randall Chase, lly : M artha T. V lb ltn 1*. C. Edward (Urchhoff and Mra. TVIuderw t e d l e . H a l l o a Ralph A. Smith. * W ard Australian sheep produce onc-thlrd of the world's wool. t i t P a r k Avaatua, S o u t h W in ter r a t h , Florid a A ttorn ey* fo r r ia ln tlf f P u b lie h s t a r c h t s , u s : ctx i-ta ------------------------------------------ Amend Report Cards, School P-TO Asks A recommendation concern­ ing report card i was approv­ ed at the meeting of Southside School P-TO held Tues­ day night. Presented by Mrs. Joe B i­ ker, chairman of the Southside report card committee, the proposal to be presented to county school authorities, calls for amending the pres­ ent report cards with an achievement grade. The com­ mittee further requested that parents be allowed to serve on the county report card committee. Dr. John Darby, president, presided over the session, at which time Mrs. Voile Wil­ liams Jr . w a s appointed chairman of the nominating cum mitre. Others who will serve with her Include Mrs. John Morgan snd Mrs. Don­ ald Jones. The group also heard ■ brief talk by Supt. of Schools, R. T. Mllwee who was ac­ companied by school officials, Stewart Gatehel and Bill Wharton. The latter explained the present county system of grading. After viewing a skit pre­ sented by Kevin Thomas, Bubba Park and Jimmy Lee, the P-TO agreed to sponsor the operetta, Tom Sawyer. This la to be presented by Miss Marguerite Dotson's room with proceeds to be used to purchase lights for the auditorium, In other aetlon, it was agreed to enter a float in Uie Sanford semi-ccutcnnlal pa­ rade. P iren ti were also remind­ ed of the fact that Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m. have been designated Southslde School lime at Melodee Skating Rink and that a portion of the pro­ ceed* return to the P-TO, GANGTOK, Sikkim (UP 1 1 Hope Cooke, a 33-year-old American girl Just out of col­ lege, today became crown princess of this exotic Hima­ layan principality in a solemn Buddhist wedding performed by 14 lamas. Tbe bridegroom, C r o w n Prince Palden Tboedup Namgyal, smiled as he leaned over from his throne to help his diminutive brunette bride unwind a lohg while silk scarf from around her neck to com­ plete the ancient ceremony In the royal palace. He thus transformed Miss Cooke I n t o Her Highness Princess Hope of Sikkim, "consort of the deltils." Princess Hope, an Episco­ palian, watched with a faint smile as her second cousin, John H. Hum pi too* of New York, sealed tbe match by placing ■ similar white scarf around the neck of the 39year-old crown prince. Quads Born In Naples NAPLES, Italy (U F I) Quadruple!*—two glrla and two boy* — wot* hem racwotly to a JS jwsr-okl Netpo) itan woman. For Ross Res, wife of un­ employed Isborar Rocco Guadsgnl, it wsi the fourth de­ livery and the coupla'a fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh child­ ren. A mother polar bear weighs more than 700 pounds, but her Cuba weigh last than two poundi at birth and are only about 10 inches long. John F. McCloskey was re­ elected president of the Fair Assn, at a meeting Monday, when the final report of the >943 fair was made and new officers elected for the next year, Cecil Carlton was elected Re-Elected 'Prexy' first vice president, Dan Flitlie and Frank Holmes, sec­ ond vice president*, and Chet Maeek, honorary vice presi­ dent. Karlylc Housholdcr w a s named secretary of the group and John L. Galloway, treas­ urer. New directors Joel Field, Robert Mahan. John Arm­ strong. George Maybury ami Slim Galloway were named by the group. Legal Notice IV T I I K tm b ri rr r lH lT IT ro t'R T n r n ti t t t . ciM F«m arm . v iv t h Ji n »- a m i vw .n ro t VTt. F i.n n iii*. CH A V f'K M T VO. l i « M . F I R AT M utlT d A U t: IN V ER T O tut. P la in tiff, TS. n r.V T E R S t ny. LEE CAMPBELL. 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(R esid en ce U nknow n) snd R a c k and all unknow n p er­ so n s , p a r t i e s an d , d e f e n d a n t s w h o e l s t m by, th r o u g h , u n de r o r a g a i n s t th e a f o r e s a i d A i m s II. K !.m i1 )M IK snd NAHA E K t . D I t l l x l K w h s t h s r a * sp o u s e s . heir#, S e ­ vier* # . sran leee, assign ***, l l-n u ra . c r r . l l l . i r e , f r u i t e r # o r o t h e r w l e e . a s t o o s c h s a d *11 of w h om residen ce Is un­ known. an d K a r h and a l l u n k n o w n p e r . eone. p e r t t e s a n d defe ndant# , ae t o e a c h an d a l l of wh om ra e ld e n c a la u n k n o w n , h a v i n g or claim in g to hev* an y r i g h t , t i t l e or tn ts re w i In or to tho follow ing deaoribod p r o p e r t y , w h i c h Is t h * s u b ­ j e c t m a t t e r o f (ho a k o v s - o t l y ed c atie r, r l S i l e t I * tlto rk I. 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A M ) E A C H O F TOO. are hereby notified that n C o m p l a i n t h a * b aen riled by the a t. ..» # -n am ed P la in tiff a g a i n s t y o u an d e a c h o r yuu to f n r e c l o a * a m o r t g a g e on th * sbovs-dsscrll.ed property In t h * a b o t * . s t y l e d esu e e an d yuu an d e a c h o f you a r s h e r e ­ by r e q u i r e d t o fi l s a n A n s w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g r e s p o n s iv e th ereto w ith t h * C lerk o f t h * sb o v s-sa tltle d C ircuit C ourt a n d to s s r v * s c o p y o f su ch A nsw er o r oth er r e e p . m e lv t P l e a d i n g upon t h * i - l a l n t l t r * A t t o r n e y s , Cot irehun an d C v u rehon. 1* *1 M er id ian Av enue. M ia m i lloach . F l o r i d a , on or b e f o r e tb o l l t h d a y o f Apr il I H t i o t h e r w i s e Iho a l l e g a t i o n s of ea 14 C o m p l a i n t w i l l ba t a k ­ en a * c o n f e s s e d by yo ur. DONE A M ) O R D E R E D at t h e Hemlnul* C o u n t y C o u r t ­ h ouse . Hanfurd. F l o r i d a , t h i s l l t h day o f S U t c h . I tS S . (S ttA I.) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . C lerk * f the ab o v s-a n tltt* 4 C i r c u i t C u u rt My i S t a r t h a T . V l U e s D . C. P u b l i s h M a r c h I S . 37 * Apr il S, IP. I S I S . COG-47 v5V r.i.nmmjn * : % . r-* j : of * �■ffr f: Sl|t #au(nr& mmmmmmmrn wmmw Rfralb W eil. M a r. 2 0 , ’G.T— faRO 5 ® 2nd WEEK OF SPECTACULAR FOOD SAVINGS!! 100 FREE as M m e f c u it i f t M * S ta m p ! lIMir t St« fAMIlY WltH 1U>0 IOOO OiCil I*A1N» ]1 4 t ] SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMO LIMIT - 1 PICNIC WITH S5.0H OR MORE FOOD ORDER SHORTENING 2-1(iU PARK AVE. al 25th ST. SANFORD, FLA. . CANINE COIFFUHK —Tia-Choo-Mu • t h i s oriKinal wo r e canine PRICES GOOD THRU WEEK ENO QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED lm irda a t a dog show in i* / BLUE RIBBON QUALITY London, England. ARMOUR Arabs Plan Rocket System, Israeli Say LIMIT -1 WITH S5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE HAM $ L E A N FitKKH JERUSALEM (L T It — Israeli military exports said today Die United Aral) Re­ public plans to have a roc­ ket system operational by this summer, after carrying nut its initial development in Switzerland. The reports by local mili­ tary sources came in the midst of reaction to the ar­ rest in Zurich March 2 of two alleged Israeli agents by Su its authorities. The two men, identified as Yosef Ben-Gal, an Israeli education and cultural min-) istry official, and Otto Juklick, an Austrian chemical engineer, were accused of threatening a West German rocket scientist who alleged­ ly u a i working with the u.A.n. LB CAN ■ T - .s A ^ CTEAlf CM O FFEE AXW ELL HOUSE FARMER GRAY THICK SLICED BACON 2 is. 79 FARMER GRAY SKINLESS 3 p««99 C PIG LINKS - 59< LAND 0* FROSE SPICY BEEF OR SIRLOIN BLUE RIBBON BONELESS SLI. BEEF 3U&89* CEDAR KEY LARGE ROE MULLET ° 19c 39* LIMIT -1 OF YOUR CHOICE WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER DEEP SEA SNO-WHITE >69< CODFISH M IX ’EM OR M ATCH ’EM I ROSEDALE PEAS & CARROTS ROSEDALE WHOLE KER. OR CR. STYLE CORN HOSEOALE' GREEN LIMAS SLICED CARROTS SARACEN SUCCOTASH ROYAL YAM ’ SW. POTATOES 59c 98C LB. 89C SOUTHERN MADE 5-25‘ GRITS°>MEAL T A LL CANS 8/SJ0 0 TA LL CANS EVAPORATED MILK SOUTH AMERICAN CORNED BEEF i 07 CANS 12 OZ CAN ’/99* 39* AMERICAN BEAUTY TOMATO SOUP OR VEGETABLE SOUP 10'* 10'tOZ CAN METAL PORTAFILE CHEDDAR CREAM CH. KRAFT CRACKERBARREL KRAFT CRACKER BARREL 97*. 47* 10 QT SIZE SIX PIECES REFRIGERATOR SET ^ 49c *1“ TWO PIECES - i ex5™ PLASTIC BUCKET MILD STICK * * 45* MELLOW EACH UTILITY MAT SET MAYFAIR FREiH 88* KRAFT CRACKER BARREL SHARP STICK « 55* IRONIHG PAD ‘ COVER KRAFT CRACKER BARREL STICK 77* EACH C U P COUPONS BELOW FOR E X T R A MERCHANTS G R EE N STAMPS XTRA SHARP £ 59* MORTON'S F R O Z E N MERCHANTS 5With0tl»« Puffta*• of APPLE CHERRY PEACH COCONUT O r*** itim pi rR U tT P IES .2 07. 5 0 MISCHAMT! Su m Ill-p i • 4/< W.ih )<w fun l>«t« «l •m TEN QUART BUCKET PAD A CO VER SET At Our P»'|.jl«r l o * Pi t** \t Our Vtyt Ur Low P fk * t IR PlM tl 3 J 7 I 3 lUPHttl 3 37 A3 RED R IPE ____ TOMATOES M25* r n t S H CRISP CARROTS .Y29‘ Petite Rolls i ‘i 29* •UtifcMts WJ siAMPfl z / |5 < LB C E L L O S | FANCY LONG GREEN FANCY SWEET animal •emperata climates cannot. LB. FYN E-TA STE* MEDIUM SHARP Apple Treats» “.39 but (lie 59C CHEESES Cake Donuts E » 21* region, LB. STAMP LADY FAIR BAKED GOODS takes to captivity quite well and can be kept in zoos while aous animals from more 79C ■*rv CHICAGO OHM) Any. Gen. Rolterl F. Kennedy said Tuesday organised crime has had "more succo**" in re­ lent years in miking con­ tacts with public officials, labor union* and lawyers— "particularly lawyers.** " \nd more and more gangsters arc going into 're ­ LADY FAIR REG 21* spectable' business," he said. Kennedy said the organised crime infestation has reach­ ed into "all major cities, nut LADY f a ir ic ed cinnamon only Chicago, but Detroit, St. lauuis, Kansas City, New York—with the possible ex­ ception of the We*t Coast, LADY FAIR BROWN -M-SERVE especially Lot Angeles." tic LB . SIRLOIN TIP OR EVAPORATED MILK SHRIMP Native habitat of the polar bear is the ice-covered Arc­ 98C SILVER COW SARACEN COCKTAIL 3- Crime Having More Success, RFK Declares RUMP ROUND ROAST ROUND CUBES BREAKFAST CUP COFFEE LB. BLUE RIBBON GROUND ROUND OR RED SNAPPER-69* three-man Coaid Guard Bonn! of Inquiry opens hearing* today on the (iisapi>curancc last month of the Marine Sul­ phur Queen and her crew of SU men. The Board laid held hearIngi on the matter March 7 in Beaumont, Tex., the port from which the vessel sailed on Feb. 2 en route to Nor­ folk, Va„ willi a cargo of molten sulphur. The ship apparently vanish­ ed off the Florida coast in llie Gulf of Mexico, where some flotsam from the tank­ er ha* been found. At the final Beaumont hear­ ing, A. F. Normand. an of­ ficial of tlic Sperry Gyros­ cope C o, told tile board, “ To the best of m> knowledge the Sulphur Queen's navigation equipment was in good shape.'1 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY CHUCK STEAK OR ,c LB CAN 98< LB. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FARMER GRAY FRESH SCALLOPS NEW YORK (UIM) — A PORTERHOUSE CUBE STEAK BLUE KIBP.OM QUALITY T-B O N E Uracil foreign minister M n. (iolda Meir was sche­ duled to report to the Knesset SKIN ON BONELESS FILLETS OF (Parliament) Foreign Affairs and Security Committee later in the day on the details of HEAT & EAT PORTIONS OF the case. Sources said the Israeli government was particularly concerned about Swiss Auth­ SHR1M IN COCKTAIL GLASS orities bidding Den-Gal in­ communicado for 18 dayi and were likely to continue re­ presentations to tile Swiss. BOOTH’S TID BIT The Israeli Ambassador in Berne was permitted to see Ben-Gal today for the first time, it was reported. Missing Tanker Hearing Opens , BLUE RIBBON QUALITY STEAK RIB STEAK PORK BUTTS FRANKS PICNICS SNOW ­ D R IF T '?*& »! CUCUM BERS - 6‘ I < �HOUSl Coffee- 1 LB. - QUARTERS LIMIT 2 LI IS. PLEASE Limit 1 With IS Food Order WHITE - YELLOW - CHOCOLATE Pillsbury BE SUHE AM) CLIP COUPON ON OTHEIt PACE FOIl 100 KXTIIA GILT NO. 303 EIHJE Mg® pUWjjr STAMPS CAN FRENCH'S Shurfine Pear Halves 19 ‘ KUsburjfs I OZ. CAN lBEST i; Black Pepper . . v. X X X X .- v K N K IC H K P WHITFIELD - (JIIAUT flour Kosher Dill Pickfes 20 OZ. LOAF Argo Peas............ Ever Fresh Bread. NO. 1 2 CAN DUKE Dog Food............1 12 OZ. Lit. PHIL Shurfine Popcorn. CANS PKG. Limit 1 With IS Food Order r. PACK - 12 OZ. CANS Nabisco Crackers Canadian Ace Beer GALLON PACKAGE OF 2(J(» Energy Bleach . ---- FROZEN FOODS Mixed V e g e ta b le s ...2 -3 9 c lfl OZ. PKG. BIRDSEYE Peas & Carrots. . . . . 2 - 3 9 c Limit I With }S Food Order W EEK-END PRODUCE SPECIALS — new W A SH . W IN E SA I *»fuvy iL.'g formula jr GIANT r T n n i f f t m u / 25th & P A R K , S A N FO R D <|UANTITY RIGHTS RKSKUYED PU K ES GOOD THRU MARCH box Limn 1 \\ ith Li Fwid Order 23 �• p i +* ) U. S. D.A. CHOICE “ Flavor Aged” BEEF 100 EXTRA STAMPS 100 GILT EDGE STAM PS WITH THIS Limit I CM TON Coupon IVr AT YOUR Adult With LA PHILS FRIENDLY $.’» Or MARCH More 23 TIIRIFTWAY Food Order G FULL CUT ROUND BONELESS CUT HOUND IT.S.D.A. Choice “Flavor A^eci” Bone In !jl ECONOMY Armour Star Sugar Cured • NECK BONES • PIC. TAILS • CHICKEN BACKS • • 25th b i PARK • — 1 j —~ ^ • \—1 i j f — ■— ill: T A / 1 pir U • 1 jl / x a ! V �Won t Take Exam, Sonny Advisors Say Stir franfnrh Nrrath Pnffe 8— Wed. Mar. 20, '63 by tUIl Vlnrrnt Jr . .Spring*. All boaters will stay Well, a howdy to all you or camp at DeLeon Spring* fishermen. And a howdy to land rrturn to Sanford This ■II Ihii nice warm weather Is n family cruise and every U'« really great for fishing. memlwr of the family can But It seems like no one is go along for live fun. The biff Pirate Cruise this going fishing. Instead every­ one Is going to the beaches. year will be from Daytona And a large number n( these Beach to Jacksonville, In folks arc from Sanford. I’ alalka and on down to Sunday at New Smyrna Kanlord. from Auff. 31 to Beach 20.000 people were Labor Day the Dip from counted. And a large num­ Daytona llrarh to Jackson­ ber of these were from the ville will be run up the In­ land Waterway, whlrh lv ’ Sanford area. John Crtm said the shad salt water. I just called Jim Crowe fishing is off and that the shad fishermen hnvo disap­ and he reports that the fish­ ing Is kinda slack and if this peared to the beaches. Only one catch was regist­ warm weather keep* up the ered at trim ’s camp Satur­ shad Hilling will only lust day. Boyd Donaldson of Sei about two more weeks. Jim Island. Ga., and his brother also tells inc that llai lish got themselves a nice catch survey id the G. S. Commer­ cial Fisheries shad bureau of 27 shad, with 14 roe. Attention all boaters: On was in the vicinity doing some May 3 the RL John’s River research on how many are Marathon will be held on being caught. Just a note to Urn bass Lake Monroe instead of the Sanford •to- Jacksonville fisherman that Die bass arc race. The event will consist starting to school in Lake of three big races, with the Monroe, Woodruff Creek and first and second races be­ around the streams and riv­ ing Ilk hours In time and ers in the lower St. Johns the third race being 100 lllver basin. Well, 1 guess I will grab mllea In length In an eightmy cane pole and head for mile oval. On June I am! 2 the an­ the river and try my luck nual Central Florida Cruise at any kind of fishing. So will be run to DeLeon will see you later. ★ ★ ★ Fight Board's Smith Fans Eight As Order Hit Lyman Wins After Meet Lyman's Bennie S m i t h MIAMI BEACH (U P!) ! struck out eight mrn, scatterHeavyweight champion Son- C(| four hlu |o )car, „ )e t; nv Litton i advisor My* hr will refuse to comply with ln, a 5 -* vlclopr over the Miami Beach Boxing , l j,p f t T u e,,i,r »n Commission’* order to bring i P'f>’ It was the fourth straight the champ back here for a physical examination Today, i vlctor> for lhp lwnl* «* Jack Niton, a fiery little lan d ed out right lilts includ Irishman, charged the com­ ing a home run by Paul mission with ' ‘discriminating Blackford. Lyman broke a scoreless against Sonny” after a spe­ tic with two runs In the third, cial mcctinff on Tuesday. N’llon asked for the meet­ added unolhrr in the fourth ing to seek an “ indefinite and iced the tilt with two postponement” of the sche­ more in Hie sixth. duled April 10 title rematch lictwren Liston and former champ Floyd Patterson. The fight has already la-cn postponed once—It was mov­ ed from April 4 to April 10 when Liston hurt his left knee while swinging a golf Denny Mac, track champ­ dills several weeks ago. ion by virtue of being Ihe winNiton, armed with a bat­ uingrst grryhound at the Santery of medical opinions and ford-Orlando Kennel Club, Is accompanied by local physi­ on the spot when he shoots cians, told the five-member for his ninth victory In Hie commission Tuesday that "if featured ninth race tonight. Sonny needs an operation, it may be six months before he He lulled lo score in his last Iwo outings anil if that hap­ can fight." pens tonight it will give Mys­ tery Tamer a chance to tie his score in the evening’s nightcap. Incidentally tonight’s tenth race is one of the best long races of Hie season. It is rat­ ATLANTA (U PI) — An ed Grade T and sends Grade ntlnrncy fur Wallace Butta A and Grade H greyhounds thn long 3/8llis-milc hisid Tur-duy the former ath­ over letic director at thn Univer­ course. It is just the distance sity of Georgia will take a Mystery Tamer likes jn d he lie detector test in connection ‘ will tie trying for Kls Seventh with a report that Ilutta help­ marathon win, his eighth win ed rig the 1963 Georgia-Ala­ of the season. bama football game. His most dangerous oppon­ William Schroder, Butts' ent appears lo be (Ml. Scott’s attorney, said Butta will sub­ Little Rhonda, wlm goes tu mit to the polygiaph test the post a S to 2 favorite on when he under less strain. Hie morning line. Both Mys­ A .Senate investigator con­ tery Tauirr and Lillie Rhonda tinued to touk into the charge are rnnious fur their terrific that Butts and Alabama stretch drives. Coach Paul Bear Dryunl rig­ ged the game. The charge is contained ill the current Issue of tho Sat­ urday Evening Post which re­ ported that Butta furnished Georgia plays and other se­ cret! to Bryant before the First pluec Americun Le­ game. Both Itiyunt and Butts gion won four points from have denied t h e c h a r g e . fiftli place Wheeler Fertiliser ill recent Je t Lain-* Kegter* League action. Second place () K Tile won all four from fourth place Team I Third yilace Bill A Louise'* Tavern played two i lose games to The Sanford Scnilnoles mil win all four point* front sev­ hit Del,and four hits to three enth place Rikslia Inn. Kwlte hut lurni-d out on Hie losing While split a 2-2 with Team 2. High game and series wan end In ihe run rolumn as the Bulldogs nipped the locals, rolled by Kd Mlrlmlrk, 2115205-676, for Kwile While. Oth­ 3-1, It was the first loss of Ihe er good gullies or series wore season for Sanford against lloli Steele, “ill-'all; Clyde I'ierey, "U2-673; Clifford two wills. Ituleli Kiser hurled for San­ I'roctor, fill*; George Swann, ford giving up only Hirer hits. G1if, all American Legion; Sanford'* next g a m e is Dick Chit lie, 611, O K 'lire, against Lakcview here Fri­ and W. A. Ward, 5u3, Wheel­ er’*. day, Denny Mac On SOKC 'Spot' Lie Defector Test For Bulls Legion Takes Four Points ONK OF THE FAVORITES . . . Tony Minutiiti of Hoy Wont, Fla., rates high among the favor­ ites to win the 200-milo AMA national roatl race at Daytona International Speedway on Sunday, March III. More than 100 crack experts will bat­ tle for the $ 12,000 in prize money. Midge Woods Paces Sandspur Keglers Midge Woods, of Mr Rob­ erta Tire, was high howler In the Hand.pura Iwagua Inst ac­ tion. She K-d her team with a I TP-530 series to a threepoint victory over Alix of Hanford. Peggy Stewart was the top gal fur Je t Inn, ruining tliruugli with a IHti-.VJil and apurriug the team on tu a four-point win from Bumper's Beal Estate. Welsh Tire Shop cupped three wins from Factory Paint Outlet, It was Marge Kipp, of Welsh's, who led in this contest with a nice I'.iK603. Eleanor Anderson carried the torch fur Ht, John's Realty with u 17*1-400 as they rung up n three-point win from l'ierro Mfg. 'IIn- Handspurs ure proud of their showing in lh« city touruuniciit us two teams. Fac­ tory Paint Outlet touk top honors and Mrltubcrta came in fourth. DeLand Dumps Sanford, 5-f DOC Sorry! Nn Minor** Named AI) FltEKNU, Calif. (D PI) Cecil Coleman, head football coach at Fresno Stale Col­ lege the last four seasons, Tuesday was named lo serve us the school's athletic direc­ tor and head of the physical education-recreation division as well. Harold J . (Hal) Ilealty held the latter two |s>sls but lie resigned last Dccemtier. 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Mixed Scotch foursome at the Other results showed: Son­ Mayfair Sunday. ny Powell and Blanche Nice­ ly,—third; -Oeorge-Nlcely-and Grace Saylcs, fourth; Wilt Mailman and Susy Dickey, filth: Bill Bergsledt and Jean Faulk, sixth Charles Park and Kathy Park, seventh; Frank Dune and Dot Doiste, LOS ANGKLK8 (U PI) _ Welterweight challenger Lula eighth; Art Wcslet, who shot lliulrigor-1 of Cuba muy go a hote-in-one on Ihe Kith hole, into tin- ring 17iur*day night and Myrtle Adams, ninth. Ollier finishers were AI a definite favorite over cham­ SI afford and Min Keenan, pion Emile Griffilh of New York, hccauac Rodriguez kept Kith, and Jim deGanahl and ’’stiurp” liy sparring since Cccilc Heard, 11th. Saturday's rain-caused post­ ponement of their title fight. Griffith did no boxing dur- ' lug the delay. At I •us Vegus, Nov., today tlie belting price wax ”0-6 NEW YORK (U PI) — Ray and pick 'em.” which mcuii* Flynn, a protege of former “even money" in mun-lo-man wagering. But a Vegas pro star of Dili Sharman, ha* spokesman said, “a lot of Rod­ advanced Providence College riguez money is starting to Into tile semifinals of the Na­ runic In.” tional Invitation Basketball Tournament against Maripietle and bolstered Hie Must Valuable Friars' chances of winning NEW YORK I UPI) It wasn't much u( a season for the classic fur the second lime little Ixirne tGump) Worsley, in three years. having In stop ail that rubber, 'T ill* is a iieller team than but he was rewarded in part our learn that won the NIT today when the New York in 11*01 said the 6-2, I HOHockey Writers Association pound Flynn, who scored 3H named him winner of the points in second-seeded Provi­ West Hide Association Award dence's 100-1)6 victory over as Hie Ranger*' must valu­ Miami of Floridu Tuesday able player. night. Luis Favored Over Griffith Providence Gains In Play ‘J eep’drives ahead with two NEW HISTORY MAKERS! 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Tigers Cocky United Press International j up 11 hits and six runs in Manager Bob Schcffing of six innings. the Detroit Tigers claims The rugged Alabaman was "w e’ll beat those dam-Yan-jso concerned about his abilikees" if AI Kaline and Frank ty to bounce back that he Lary shake off 1962 injuries. agreed not to sign liis 1963 The Bengal buss can stop contract until he was sure worrying a taint Kaline, who of his condition, He finally missed 62 games last season came to terms Tuesday, ac­ because of a fractured collar cepting a So.OOU cut to $35,bone but stilt managed (o «J0. hit ,3tH, slug 28 home run* “ I know I haven't pitched and knock in 91 runs. too good in tlx- exhibitions in an exhibition game but my arm hasn't hurt at against the I»s Angeles Dod­ all,” Lary told General Man gers Tuesday at Lakeland, ager Jim Campbell, who said Fla., Kaline raised his spring lie was convinced (hat Frank average to M2 by collecting was throwing with a free and four singles in an 8-3 romp. easy motion. It was the Tigers' filth vic­ The Baltimore Orioles, who tory in a row and raised also have grown tired of their exhibition record to 7-4. chasing the Yankees in the Lary, though, is another American League pennant matter. Hampered by a sore racer, extended their unbentshoulder last season, the ve­ en exhibition record to 111 teran right-hander won only games Tuesday by edging two games after his big 1961 the Chicago White Sox, 4-3. campaign when he posted at Sarasota, Fla. a 23-9 record. In two outings Luis Aparicio tripled to this spring, Lary has given touch off a three-run cxplo- sum against his former White Sox teammates in Hie first inning. The Orioles picked up their winning run in Hie Uiird on singles by Brooks Robin son and Jim Gentile and a wild pitch. Steve Barber hurled the first seven inn­ ing* for Baltimore, allowing two runs and six hits while fanning six. The Yankees, who can’t win for losing, dropped a 9-5 verdict to the Kansas City Athletics. MEADORS M ARIN E • Creslliner limits • Mercury Motors • The Aluminum Hoal For The Finhermiin 2101 S. French Ave. FA 2-1392 �fttmftrrfc 5rrulb Wed. Mar. 20, *GS— Pape 9 * I I . I . l TIIKK SWANSON of St. I ’ h i i I V Lutheran Church in Orlando will he the yrue't speaker at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Lenten aeries, tonight at 7 :3 0 p.m. 11is subject will be, “The Cross as a llridge." Pastor Swanson is former president of the Inter-Mountain Histrict of t lie Auguslana Lutheran Church (Washing­ ton) and Kvangelism Chairman of Columbia Con­ ference of ALC. * Let People Vote On Bond Program-Karl TALLAHASSEE (C P I)— State Hep. Frederick Karl said Tuesday Florida should not undertake any long-term bond financing program for state construc­ tion without specific approval of the people. Karl said if the Legislature decides to follow Gov. Farris Ilryant’s "pay as you use" concept on School Lunch, School Nurse university construction, he will insist it lie suhmittcal to the people in the form of u e. institutional amendment that uouhl a Im> rei|uirr that flit* bond* lie solal on open, com­ petitive hills. "So basic a change in Flu- County Health Nurse* work P « t*m of financing In cloie harmony” with srltool j slmuial not tie mailo solely lay lunch programs to enrich the legislative net or executive learning experience, of Semi, he |)|1>llinH , Ttole County whuol children Wlllor gu,d in an interview, through the use of V isual! Aids. Mrs. Ituby l)au *. Smith 1 Pr*M» s.-j that tho aide lunchroom manager said bcgi.lature pay for university <expansion over n gO-ycnr today. “ Mrs. Kvelyn ll.iyes, Coun­ period tilt one ii .all- of D-vcmnty Itealtli Nurse visits Smith- certificates, totaling lii-tsvi-cu aide. .Monroe, Wilson, Pine- $5i> million nml fluty million, crest, Lake Mary, I/rng- iuicked l>y revenue from u s,>cWood and Wcstside Cramrnar ciul tax. At llrynnt's urging, the achools regularly to check with principals, health c-o- a-itbilitT . a-va ■111 moMtli. agar onlinators, teachers and a- is.ut-al $J.*a million in bond, fair often as necessary the school university construction, with lunch managers as to the ill­ stualent f e e s guaranteeing nesses of pupils, tiie Free tlirir retirenu-nt. He snial he Lunch program and anything W-culd not Uiiala-I'laka- a aalmiliar pertaining to the health and program again without spe­ welfare of the children," site cific legislative .unction. added. The state's liaiml program Other nurses who are as- for public M'haaail een.trurtiaali signed to the various school* n n . put iutaa the constitution in the county perform similar by n vote of t l m peaaplu a-nrservices, as needed includ­ marhtng it portion of until, ing tiie showing of flints, mobile tag ta-vs-nues to ra-lite -A| checking ryes, ears, etc. Tiie Ilia- ala-lat. nurses Itelp to »ee that no Kail .laid a similar ap­ person, either adult or stu­ proach on univa tsily roti.lturdent is allowed to work in lioll W'oulal M»VO millions aaf any of the school lunch de­ dollar, in interest rates as partments without a valid health card signed by tiie lo­ contrasted to a hotTowing cal Health Officer. Mrs. program embiirka-al on solely by the Legislature. He snial Davis noted interest ruta-> . n revenue cerDuring the 1902-0! pre­ school planning period a list tifia-ata-. faar sclioail laiiilalim;. .-of the visual aid* available ranged from 2MH par cent to to the schools through Un- faaur per rent, eaampared t«s Health Department was stud­ u net interest ausl aaf ulinosl ied anil selections carefully five per cent on state turn­ made. They were then placed pike extension laoml*. “To realise even more rav­ on order by the School Nurse hi arrive at file time they ings," Kail .aid, “tiie con­ *!„ would bo of most help. Mrs. stitutional uiiienalment .Inula! piaaville tluat aiiiy certificates 5? Davis said. At South Side (hose films m*K! umlcr this program must es|iecially related to Un- be s o l d by caoilpa titivc hialM , health of the child through illtlg. 9 Ok- food tliey eat arc pre“Negotiuta-d s.ala-s proM.la­ senta-d by the nur*e and the te mi ninny oppottunities for ex school lunch manager w!n> perienred litiuticier* to or■ make appropriate comments gaitiate tin- state into an un­ or give necessary informa­ favorable pai.iti> n involving tion, ahe emphasised. high net interest costs anal The children benefit great­ a-aiticealed agreements. Open ly from the films as they competitive liidiliiag guaranemphasised many of tbs* good ta-e* ultiliibte pi otoc t ion of health habits the classroom public interest and public (earlier lu i already stressed. funds." With the ever increasing Karl terma-d tiie governor's interest in physical Mnss, pars-nti can rest assured the newly-coineai phrase of "pay local Health Department and a . you use" nothing tnaare Ihata tlx* school lunch program are a Madison Avenue *hig an for doing their bit to kes-p the "ali'ficit spelaaling." Kiarl S'lld children healthy ami well lie prefers “ pay a. y u go" Informed. Mrs. Psvis com­ anal pi-raonally feel- increas'd revenue from tax sources, mented couple! with increased econo­ my and elimination of wurte will meet the state need* with­ 'New Assistant SOUTH IIEM ), Ind. (U l'l) out laonds. Hut. he saial, “if Flairida is |— Notre Dame Alhletic Di­ rector M o o s e Krause hat an to go into ala lit to meet Us xiunred the addition of Dave capital -outlay needs, then It Hurd as assistant football should be done rnly with the (roach under Hugh Devore. full knowledge and approval Ilurd bad been line coach at of the people aad under a John Carroll I ’nivcnity the plan that will afford the very hawest interest rate." last two year* • » MEAL OR G R IT S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c LIM IT 2 S\XI-:T OF SOI IT.LASH CAN BLACKEYE OR FIELD PEAS 5 - 49c SLICED PINEAPPLE . . 4 Cans $1 CANADIAN ACE BEER . . . 99c DOG FOOD 4 Cans 25c PEACHES 2 Cans 39c FLOUR . . 5 Lb. Bag 38c BISCUITS 6 Cans 49c WINTER GARDEN PIES 29c H l'M illT ! COFFEE EACH NO. 2 CAN * • 1' \CK • 12 OZ. CAN'S DUKE 1 -T 1 l-B . v* ft so tT iir.H N Vv'-. A a Limit I With >1 Foaad Order ft • • ft n :\ n i • • ft • • • ■ B H U ItFIN E SIIITtITIRSII API’ AI'IT.K I.K • - VI I 'l 'tM c II I • rillC IIIIY ft Fit IIS II SUGAR ft ft ft ClIKKN CABBAGE . . . . . 3 Lbs. 10c BANANAS . . . . . 3 Lbs. 29c POLE BEANS . . . . 2 Lbs. 29c c o i Hi v iiiit : COPELAND I pure la r d Q U A N T IT Y PRICES 4 th . « ST. & (LIG H TS GOOD THRU R K S K ItV K I) MARCH 21 BTO ILKS A T SA N FO IL I) A V E . — 1110 W. 13th ST. # $ CHUCK ROAST �M r*. Whatley Honored A t Bridal Shower B y M rs. H. L . Johnson 'M r s . Carl Chorpenlng and Mrs. E art Doieey were cohostesses for a recen t bridal shower, honoring Mrs. Jack WhaUey, the form er M lti G race Edwards. The party was held a t the Dostcy bom*. P arty room i w a r s ' decorated with spring flowers snd the dining table, overlaid with a white linen cloth, held a U rge punch bowl and a three tiered wed­ ding cake, complete with orange blossoms and wisteria decorations. Bridal gam as were played by the guest* and prises were won by Mra. H . Iloopengardner, Mr*. Cbsrlea B ak er and M rs. C. Mycr. Mrs. Whatley la on* of the school bus driv­ ers In the Sanford area and m ost of the guests were other bus d riven and friends of the booorae. Following the gift opening, gam e period and a session of talking, the hostess served re ­ freshments of cake, punch, mints and nuta to the U guests attending. S4» •snfrrrb Vase 10 — Mar. 20, 10C3 W rnlft Presents Buckner, T. D. Safety Program Married In Home Ceremony M/ss Miss Sharon K ey Buckner, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hrrschel Vernon Buckner, and T erry Dean Threewit, ton of Mr. and Mra. Harold Eugene Threewit, of Tachlkewa, Jap an , were married Feb. M a t 2:30 p.m . at the home of the bride's parents on the Old Orlando Highway. Rev. Billie Hamilton fin, pastor of the Springs Baptist Church, offi­ ciated at the double ring cere­ mony. The brido, given In rlage by her father, wore street length dress of lace, over satin, with scoop neckline, long sleeves and white accciso rlcs. H er shoul­ der length veil w as attached to a crown of seed pearls and she carried a cascade bou­ quet of while carnations. Miss Wilma Buckner, te r of the honor. She dress, with white and carried a bouquet of pink carnatloni. Billie E . Tucker served a i best Th light matching cessorles and a lion corsage. Following the ceremony, a Members of the VAH-7 Offleera Wives Club mat a t tha reception was held at the Idyll wild* bom# of M r*, T. 3. home of the bride'* grand­ Cann fo r the monthly brldga parents, Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ liam F . Buckner, on the old session, Mrs. Conn's mother, Mrs. Orlando Highway. The party rooms were decorated with A . Marple, of Pensacola, Joinwhite wedding bells, stream ­ ad tha Peacem akers fo r the evening. Mra. R. L . W right er*, floral arrangem en t! and « m high i c o n winner andl candles. Refreshments of c i t e , Mm. 0 . F . Schneider won the punch and candy were served ■booby* prise. to those attending. The recep­ O t h e r s attending were tion was a Joint celebration, K n e e . L A- Heath, 0 . W , as the grandparents were McGuire, W . C. Holton and celebrating their 80th wed­ K. B. L a render. ding anniversary. The bride and gitwiii had a three tiered wedding cake and the Buck­ ners had a special cake in honor of their anniversary. Dr. and Mrs, Walter Assisting with the serving Haynai and two ehltdrm, of and entertaining were Miss Karen Nelson, Miss Gayle Nelson, Miss Dorothy Wil­ liams and Miss Wilma Buck­ ner. The couple has returned from their wedding trip and are now residing in Longwood. Out of town guests Included Doyle Buckner and Miss Jo ­ anne Page, all of Chicago Heights, III.; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Buckner, St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. L. J . Buckner, Licking, Mo.; Miss Dorothy Williams, Virgin Islands, and Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. Wayne Johnson of Jackson­ ville. Columbua, Ohio, wera week­ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes. They left for • tr(p to Nseeau and annuls home will etop In Sanford for another visit. Cordens En jo y Visit From Friends HUNDREDS OP GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM Mil. AND MUS. TERRY DEAN THREEW IT (Photo by Raymond Studio) »p foi It* thi Pa Ki thl 801 I PENMEY’S j fc * |* • v Is Sneaker Time! to The regular monthly meet­ ing of the VAH-1 Tigerctlcf Is scheduled for this Thursday at the home of Mrs. William THETA EPSILON RUSHEES, left to right, are Mrs. Roger Garner, Mra. Davis, I fit Pinecreit Drive. Robert. Deklc uml Mrs. Sterne Bolte. (Herald Photo) % The business session will start at 8 p.m. On tha busi­ ness agenda will ho discussion of plans for coffees, luncheons and definite plana will be made for the annual Easter By Mrs, Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knecland Mrs. Bennett Is 88 years of egg hunt for tho children. Mr, and Mrs. Karl Scttc of of Grande Vista have as Ihclr age and active. All wive* of VAII-Penlisted current houscgucsls, Mr. and personnel Interested In the Owatonna, Minn., are visiting Mrs.* F. Creamer of Kentheir son and his family, Cdr. club are invited to attend. more, N. Y. and Mrs. L. It. Sctto, at their Mrs. Arthur Wagner of Nahome in DeBary. Powder Puff Muslin ranja Road has her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mat• 100% Combed Mrs. Carl Rcrgmann, of Lit­ Cotton . tie of New Jersey were recent tleton, Mass., as her house• Drip Dry guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ guest. • Little Or No ry Schoh at the St. Patrick's Ironing Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Sain Dance at the Fire Recreation of Palmira Road visited their D U M A RI. . . Hall Ssturdsy night................. daughter imd fsnilTy, Mr. and ‘T h e Name Yiiu Know ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Strang Mrs. R. J . Tilley, of West of Lucerne Drive have as Palm Beach over the week­ their houscgucits, Mr. and end. Mrs. Albert Toncrta of Sta­ Only Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. ten Island. N. Y. Hcrtsch of Eldorado Drive Mrs. E. W. norland of Another Esrluslre Fabric visited Mr. Rertsch's sister, Fcrndale, Mich., were tho at — Mrs. Anna Bennett, of New­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ ark, N. J ., who Is residing at bert Henderson. present In West Palm Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mid­ dleton nf High Banks Road W. Remove blood stains from had as their recent house, guest, Mrs. Raymond P. Seas fabric with meat tcmlcrlicr. of Eastern, Pa., and Wash­ Cover italn with tendrriscr; S+tn*. apply warm water to make a ington, D. C. paste. After 15 to 31) minutes, Mrs. Frank Stone of High E. 1st Hi. at Sanford Av*. Banks Road W. lias had her sponge with cool water. Laun­ FA 2-3211 family visiting In DeBary. der ns usual. Mr. Stone's brother, Woodrow Stone, of Birmington, Ala., Mrs. R. Wakefield and daugh­ ter Judy from Prichard, Ala., Mrsv Slone's brother from Chicago, III., Walter I'ateralo and Mr. and Mrs. W. Savoski of Niles, 111. DUMARI First Birthday C elebrated ny Jane Casselberry Jimmy Hamilton, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamil­ ton, 213 Hast Thomas Dr., Casselberry, celebrated his first birthday Saturday after­ noon, with a party at his home. Young guests Included Lau­ rie Ann Dempsey, Wayne Gregory, Tommy Herald, Sal­ ly Srhuckert, and Debbie and Pammlo Gordan of Casselber­ ry and I am) and Chickle Dearolf of Longwood. They enjoyed playing 'with toya and balloons and eating refreshments of birthday rake, Ice cream and lollipops. Home movies wens made of the proceeding* by Jiidmy’s proad parents. Lenten Suppers M A R Y E S T H E R ’S Shower curtains really get a good acrubbing If th iy'ra washed along with a bath towel. OVER 35 YEARS At Flrat A Pal a r t to (Alongside old post office) MOTHERS! JIMMY HAMILTON unci his mother, Mrs. Peter Hamilton. Jimmy celebrated hitt first birthday with a party at Ids home in Casselberry. (Herald Photo) G O O D YEA R A ll THI NEW ST r l I S IN 2.09 'J Osteen Personals Mr. and Mrs. Frank Del- first place in the spelling con­ loite of Chicago, III., arc test at tho Osteen school. spending a month with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Staley and Mrs. Rote Doyle. Mrs, Robert Williams is in Orlando at the home of her daughter and son indaw, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopper, for a week. Mr. and Mr*. Hopper arc (ho parents of a daughter bom March 11 In Orange Me­ morial Hoipital. They have anothrr daughter, Phyllis, who is eight years old. Douglas Jurss, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jurss, won Barney Sermons, son of*M r. snd Mrs. Hardy Sermons was BY Land. Mrs. H arry Osteen and Mrs. Bobcrt Williams recent­ ly Joined the ladles of the Cross of Malta Club at a luncheon at Norwoods in New Smyrna Beach, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Stocpher have received word of tha drath o f hi* brother, in Grand Rapids, Mich. J Women’s cotton nrmy duck taper - toes Rive firm mipport with bal­ ance arch, cushion in­ sole. AA, B 4 to 9. 2.99 Service Store • 3 DAYS O N L Y H .I .S . TH URS. - FRI. - SAT. • BUCCANEER runner up. Both boys partici­ pated In the spell down in Dc- I Sanford • “LEGGS” BY MARCH 21 - 22 - 23 10:00 A. M. TO 5 P. M. DAILY PHOTOGRAPHER OUT TO LUNCH THOMPSON COTTONS FROM 12:30-1:30 DAILY PRICED 1^.98 Men’s air - cooled cot­ ton enumelinir ducks Rot c u s h i o n insoles, arch supports. Rubber soles, D 6 to 13. PR. DACRON BLENDS FROM * g .9 I TO B J J - M 2.99 PINCH - PLEATED DACRON - NINON G ET A HUGE 1 1 x 1 4 W ALL PORTRAIT CURTAINS Single or Double Width* White or Eggshell 10.93 S 1 9 -H of Your Child SINGLE By KIDDIK POTO DOUBLE P E R PA IR • Full Pose — Children of All Ages Sanford Furniture Co. CarpeU • Furniture Tile • PU b m • Rental Beda G i r l s ’ play oxford's ready for action in air­ cooled cotton u r m y duck. Balance a r c h . Sizes 1 0 - 3 . a**8 Circle Plans Flemings th at honored guests. It was held at the Fleet Reserve Hut, which was decorated in a "Peppermint L o u n g e ’ * theme. Following the dinner dancing was enjoyed during the evening. The final event was a mo­ del meeting at the home of Mrs. Revels. At the end of the season, rushees arc invited to a typical meeting of the sorority. Mrs. Walker gmc an interesting talk on the scope of BSP and on display were magazines, a sororily pin. scrap book and other mementoes of interest. At this meeting the nomi­ nating committee presented a slate of officers for the Cum­ ing year. DeBary Personals Ethel Root •g« also a lamp shade, covered with blue feathers and a light bulb which flashed on and off. There were many other artistic entries and Mrs. DRk Houghton was awarded hon­ orable mention. The next event was a din­ ner party for the members and their husbands with the rushees and their husbands Thursday By Frances W ester Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Corden, In Lake Mary for a few days, were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rowley, from IPlttaford, Mich. Plttaford Ila Mr. and Mra. Cordon's former home town. The Rowleys spent tha past two montha In Bonita Hprlnga, and stopped to visit with their friends In Lake Mary on their way back home. 11)* group enjoyed reminis­ SHOP NOW cing about the good times Hie Ethel Hoot Clrrte met they had had together, and — WITH — rrecnlly In the Fellowship catching up on tha news since they last saw each Hall of the Congregational Church fur their regular busi­ other. ness and social meeting, President, Mias Ituliy Booth Surveys ahow youngsters called tho meeting to order Ilka pretty, washable throw GUU ■ Cards • Books followed by tha Lord's Pray­ ruga. Mothers like them, too, (Formerly MeVlean) because they can literally er. Mrs. Ralph I<o*aing pre­ throw these ruga into e wash­ sented tho first part of a very 210 B. First St. Interesting book review on ing m achine. "Dear and Glorious Physic­ ian" by Taylor Caldwell. This COME IN EARLY AND Is an authentic story of Luke SELECT YOUR — from childhood and was en­ joyed by everyone. Other In­ ROSE MARIE REID stallments will be given dur­ SWIM SUIT ing future meetings. Lenten supper* were dis­ WHILB BTOCKB ARB cussed, the first Thursday to COMPLETE! lie sponsored by th* Diaconate*, and tho ladies of this circle will sponsor the follow­ "F e a ta rie g Faahlosa J e s t F a r Y e n ' ing lliursday supper. 200 N. PARK AVE. Mrs. Norma Cook, hostess RTOIIB HOURS: t TO B:U for tho evening served deli­ cious refreshments of apple and cherry turnover*, asked nuta, tea and coffee to tho 14 members and one guest Mrs. Walter Barton from Ohio. Tha next meeting will bo held at tho home of Mrs. Ed­ ward Woods. 1l "crary hat party," at the home of Mrs. Paul Lewis. Many styles were modeled and they created many laughs and comments. Mrs. Burt Re­ vels won the priic for the prettiest creation with a tall lamp shade, covered with red net tiers, ruffles snd pink roses. Mrj. Rick Walker had the most original hat. It was To Meet Bridge Personals The Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, sorority, has recently completed a very successful rush season. Spring rushees for the chap­ ter, which were entertained at a series of parties, were Mrs. Sterne Bolle, Mrs. Ro­ ger Garner and Mrs. Robert Dcklc. The first event was a B Summertime Hostess Fo r _ Mrs. C. fl. Goethe, presi­ dent of the Ladles Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Loco­ motive Firemen and Enginemen. was hostess for (be monthly business and social meeting of the group. The yearbook committee, consisting of Mrs. H. J . Titshaw, Mrs. Paul Sefried. Mra. Walter Cook and Mrs. Alfred Greene, presented the new books to those present. An informal discussion was held on safety problems which the men face with every trip and also the ef­ fects of "work rules" chang­ es resulting In loss of Jobs. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments of coconut cake and lime ice cream punch. Others present were limes. Bona Id ilrooks, If, E. Turner, Harold Keeling, J . A. Calhoun and It. KEisencoff, Sorority Honors Rushees Tigerettes Mrs. T . J . Cann I Ladies Society • SELECTION O F POSES • NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED • Pictures Delivered at Goodyear C ch i Y in x a Few Days After They're Taken Little boys’ rubber toecap cotton army ducks support growing feet with balance arches, 81^ to 3. 2.99 �gt»» #anfori» Wrrall) M ar, CO, 1 % 3 - Pngc 1 1 ^ ^ P la n n e d / . . . ^ o ttit MRS. DAVID GATCHEL, known at Patty U> .all her friends and customers, has been appointed Dlitrict Four Finance Chairman ol Pilot International. How about that? Citui; her leadership of the club the letter informing her of her nomination and ap­ pointment, failed to mention the ever ready snillr, the friendly willntinets to ierve and the never too busy-tohelp you personality that ha a endeared Patty to those who know her. In her eapaeily at execu­ tive tecretary to Gene Tuck­ er, president of the Florida State Rank and an official Job of assistant cashier of the bank, M ill Patty •*» we say dowo heah) Is alwaya trim, neat and pretty, too. Our congratulation! to Pat­ ty . we knew they'd find out about her aomeday. MANY. MANY THANKS to all of you kind people who sent flower* and card* to chirk me up lost week. You’ll never know bow mueb I appreciated them. It's good to b« missed. Especially warm thanks to all the nice gentlemen in the Rotary and Klwanls Clubs for their beaullful flowers and carda. One was a nice potted plant, which will keep on re­ minding me how nice you arc. And the other . . . well, you must have known how 1 love yellow rosasl Thanki, fellas. • • • THINGS T NEVER KNEW 'TIL NOW . . . How many people read the Hospital Notea. Some of you must read the Herald from cover to cover . . . you don't miss nulhin', do y a'! FINALLY. I got to hear the Wayfarers (Monday at Roiry) and they really sounded s good as everyone says hey do. Cute kids. Love that body English" Jim Touliy Ives It I Lynn's cute and vera could never be but one ack Ivey, • • • THEY HAD A BLAST at ve Latin Banquet the other jght. I waa disappointed ] ouldn't go, The Roman master*, their lives and guest* enjoyed. a mey Roman styla menu ol finger food" which Included arbecued pork chops, whole rcen beans, Roman bread, nd all kinds of fruit and wine” fit did look a little juny In the psper cups.) Suggestion for the next La­ in banquet: Take aome silver foil and rap it around your paper up. ship* It and twist it and Inch It a little, and you'll ave a fancy-looking silver oblet, In keeping with the est of tli* atmosphere. • • • REMEMBER PETE LEF.QIK, who wrote sports jr the Herald for a few vonths between college sc testers : WeU, bt w«s ooa of six outhera Methodist U. stuents to attend a Mid-Allanc Model UN General Assently In D. C. recently. The SMU students repre sated the Finnish d*!*|«t|on nd did a lot of research on A n o th e r H ig g in b o th a m D eB ary D an ce An ides for entertaimug guests at a bridal shower Is have them each write advice of any kind to the bride. Then they roll these bit* of paper tight and tuck into empty pill capsules you have gotten from the druggist. Put all tlie capsules in a bottle labelled “Bottled Advice" and give to the bride lo read later on ur right on Ihe spot If you think that would be more fun. Une tablespoon each of lemon Juice and Instant minc­ ed onion heighten the flavor of canned condensed black bean soup, these quantities are adequate for 1 MOWounce) can, diluted and heat­ ed aa label directs. Add 't teaspoon of suit Top with aotir cream sprinkled with paprika. Senes 3 to 3. KEEP CO O L — IN — CULOTTES OH SHOUTS DACRON • COTTON BLENDS DENIMS - POPLINS CU)bl}2By Abigail Van Buren ' T E L E V I S I O N In S a tu rd a y Ihe DeBary Volunteer Fire­ men sponsored a St. Patrick’s Dance at the Fire Recreation Hall (rum t» p.m. to I a m. The Hall was Jteoratgd witli Ui* traditional green shamrocks, high hats and clay pipe*, with streamers and soft cokired lights from the ceiling The hall plants were placed to form »ii open door The refreshment crew was kept busy serving frankfur­ ters, coffee, soda and ice. Both young and older danc­ ers enjoyed the variety of se­ lections played by the hand. There were twists, rumbas, polka* anil wattles with many up fur every dimer. So many requested another dance soon that next Satur­ day evening there will bo dancing at the Recreation Hall with an invitation to all who wish to attend. A small fee will lie asked, and dance music will be ta|>c recordings PATTY GATCHEL Finland, studied copies ui Speeches actually given in (lie UN sod the stste policies ol Finland for months ahead of the convention. Delegation* from over ItW other colleges ami uni vers I tic* also attended. The meetings of t)*« "Gen­ eral Assembly" were held at Georgetown University, Geor­ ge Washington U. and How­ ard U. a* well aa in the May­ flower H o t e l , convention headquarters. I don't know, but would Judge from this that our for­ mer sports writer must be studying political science. * '• • JANE FLETCHER has a new job. She's been api>oinlcd to the staff of the Rollins College Mills Memorial Library. Jane la an accomplished gal, who attended the U. of Illinois and worked in the Chicago Public* “Libraryv She served In the Women's Army Corp and in the office of the Combined Chiefs of Staff, and the Joint Electron­ ics Information Agency. More recently she has serv­ ed as wile, mother, Seoul leader and numberless other civic, church and Scout ac­ tivities. So if you drop by the Mills library, look for our Jane. • • • SCIENCE FAIR at Semin­ ole High School coming up Thursday. They'll d i s p l a y over 3110 exhibits ill the Sciancr Wing rooms at Seminole High, and parents and others interested arc free to come and go Irom 10 a.in. to 7 p.m. A lot of biology, chemistry, physic* and mechanical draw­ ing students have put i lot of research, tlma, work and money into their projects. This is your invitation. (D& W l CREATIVE WOMAN DEAR ABBY': Last year my husband started carry inyr on with an­ other woman. He confessed and promised he'd make it tip to me. I wanted to believe him because we have five children. Well, last August he came home watli lipstick on his lips and behind his car. I blew my top, Init he* begged for one more chance so 1 forgave him. He was fine until a few* weeks ago. 1 started to see lipstick on his pillow* case. (I stopped wearing lipstick to be sure ii wasn't mine.) I’ve been putting these lipstick marked pillow cases aside. Should I show them to him and let him lie his way out of it? Or should I just sir a lawyer? Answer soon as 1 am running out of pillow 1 am a liar and a thief. Wind to do? w o r r ie d DEAR WORRIED: You will have to rebuild your mother's trust in you. This nmy take a long time. You can succeed by being lou per­ cent honest in nil tilings. And whnt's Hits about “paying” a lioy to do your biology drawings for you? If it was done without the knowledge of your teacher, you might have to rebuild “ trust" at school, tin*. • ca ses. HURT DEAR HURT: Show your hus­ band the pillow* eases. Then launder •IlCIli. and ask void* HUSBAND lo come clean — and In stay clean this lime. • • D1CAH JOHN: Soft, silky hair went out when ratted sprayed-stlff hair-dos came in. Put I have some good news for you. The soft, silky, natural look Is coming back. • * DEAR A B BY : I took some mon­ ey from tile place my mother had it hidden. I hud to pay u boy for doing some biology drawings for me. I in­ tended to work and put it back liefore my mother missed it, blit she missed it first. She took my driver’s license away from mo and says she is going to tell my father. She thinks • Personals By Louise Slmunek Mrs. John Stuart of Her­ mits Trail hat been given tin* honor uf serving as associate conductress at the annual Past Matrons' meeting of the Eastern Star District No. 13 tlila week at Winter Park. This district is composed ol the chapters from Orlando, Winter park. St Cloud, Kit simmee and A|>opka The neighbor* uf Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kling and children Cathy Sue and Jimmy, for­ merly of Grandview Ave.. greatly miss tins happy fam­ ily as they recently moved to tile new subdivision of Oak land Estate* in Altamonte Springs. Friends may now visit them at 113 L Usworth St Mr and Mrs. Bob Tylo, Iun J o Anno Court, Altamonte .Springs, have had a* llielr guests his uncle *ud aunt, Mr. and Mr» Andrew* Schatak of Detroit. Mich., whom they had not seen for eight years. Pul ati old nylon sock on your dust mop. It picks tip Ihe dust and you ran throw it away when you are through with It. O E S T o M eet T h is T h u rsd ay the hot bread, look hungrily at the dessert but refuse It, and turn tire conversation to­ ward dieting. It' m enough lo make a good conk cry into her crepe* surcltc—and it i* all so un­ called lor. Dieters can diet without fanfare, and they can count calorie* without moving their lip*. If they can’t enjoy a good meal without making the hostess feel ashamed be­ cause her specialties aren't nil low-calorie dishes, then they ought out lo accept din­ ner invitations. They should stay at home with their diet drinks. It's really all ju*t a matter of vanity. The calorie count­ ers are mure Interested in pointing mil their self-control than In doing honor-lu their host and hostess, by breaking bread without the all loo-fre­ quent chant, "I really should­ n't lie eating this. Think ol all the calories." 117 Mugnullit A vi*. POW EllS Office Supply A Gift* Just send 33 cents to Ruth Millelt Reader Service, c^o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 89, Dept. A, Radio CUy Station, New York 19, N. Y. i 'XM V HI O f - I N ( l » D r) THCATRF PHONE FA 2-1216 TUNITK K TllU ltS. CARLOAD PARS NITES 7:00 A 11:30 “MAN OF THE W EST* Gary Cooper In Color Plus At 9:13 Only “ POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES" Glenn Ford * Hrtlf Hails Hope Lange STARTS SUNDAY ELVIS PRESLEY IN "GIRLS — GIRLS — GIRLS" ! I I m s A B lflS T J Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? R jNBPIPDES all over •the place/ Your Welcome Wagon lliwlrsa will 1*11 with s i l t s and fr ie n d ly greeting* from the com­ munity. VIRGINIA I'l.JIIU h h l P. II. lint 1211 NORA NOIIRIb TK h-!3U 3 Teachers Reinstated TALLAHASSEE tU PI) — Three Pmcllus County teach­ er*. wlni lost ihetr state cer­ tificates as a result of ■ mor­ als investigation by the John* Committee, were reinstated Tuesday. The Cabinet Board of Edu­ cation returned certificates to William James Neal, Mary Frances Bradshaw and Ann Utilise Poston. The decision of whether they get then teaching jobs back is up to the Pinellas County School Hoard. so T could play Ihe ten of hearts to ask for a diamond return or the hvc to ask lor a chili return. I derided that South was in a mood to play me for a double cross so I carclully placed the ten of heart* Oil Walking i* said to stimulate Hie table. My partner ruffed and led back a diamond aa 1 the cl rail* thin of the blood to alt parts of the body, Includ­ bail asked. .South glared at me fur a ing the brain. while and finally remarked "Thai was loo obvious. You can't have the king of dia­ monds." Then he played the jack from dummy and an­ other game contract had hit tlw'-thx*l.r----- ----------.------------- Some well - m a n n e r e d Seminole Chapter Nu. 3 o r­ thoughts (lor men): "Happier der of Eastern Slur will bun- Wive* <hints fur husbands)." or a long lime member ut Ihe OPEN 12:13 regular meeting, lids I bur* LAST DAY day at 8 p in. at the Masonic TONY CURTIS Hall "HI POUNDS UF TROUBLE" Officer* are requested lo wear short dresses. At 1:0(1 • t;U0 Starts Tomorrow Shows 3:00 . 7:00 • 9:00 ■ our O ffice F u r n tlu r r f o r m ­ erly on d i s p l a y a t t i n M a g . nol’a In o n r m a i n s t o r e and ■ a r r h u u -e at — • l i s a ( ! ) W as n * r e a d i e r «*> C h a n n e l * .Vewenoeisi <*> A B C 1:0* ( 1 ) E d i t o r i a l *:lo ( . ) M afia X iam en:* In Spurt* i l l s * • > A t l a n t i c W*saltier l > ) Mid- ¥ l*. C i citing Tost i t ) S e w e r o p * N ew * S IS i f ) e d i t o r i a l C o m m e n t i * l P|ierts I'U-tu r* t : « I S ) W e a t h e r itlion K id * t» ) l egend ol VVi.lt 1.* rp * . , ) IS) B retard N * » * i 40 «e * S p o r t * R e p o r t * IS O H u n t le y . B r i n k l e y 19 • III Sporm nanl I tut) ( ! ) T h e I 'e p u t y ( * t lllxgraph y t<> Ita ln b ow K a u c h Party D i t l W agon T rain i*| W h e r e Ho VV* &tnhd? C> The T u g ln ian x.uu t * t M o o n s h i n e r * S : 3t1 I t ) S l l r i i t t Ptr.-iar (P i i t c l n g Xly W a y » III) tS ) T V I t c v r r y tt l il M i l le t tSV- P e r r y Com o ».1» (« ) n t r k V an D y k * Sh ow <*> O u r xian l l u i K i a * U,PS ( * I Nake d I'Hy IS) K le t r n th Ilnur l«! t S. S t e e l l l . m r W o m a n By Ruth M u ie tt N O T IC E He hast* runsolldsMd all • By Oswald Jacoby On(Bhidqa (x) q Jh n Altamonte Springs • For Abhv’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents tvi ABBY, Box 5805, Beverly Hills. Calif. NORTH CD) N In spite of hi* bidding A A3 South was an expert card SAUJJ player. Unfortunately. he was A A Q JS also a hand hog. Otherwise, W IST EAST he would have |<-t his partner A 7 ft A D8 3 * .v : If A K 10 7 3 wrap up three no-trump. ♦ n « .v* ♦ k to 4 1 cashed my king and are A K 108 7 4 A 33 ol heart*. My partner had H o tm opened the three, dropped the A K (7-7)08 4 ileuee mi Ihe second lead and V J8 4 ♦ 93 I knew he was ready to ruff. *93 It was also apparent thal No one vulnerable unless my partner held the North East South West King of clubs declarer would 1♦ IV 1A Pass have the rest of the tricks, 3 NT . Pass 4 A Pa». Pan Pass hut if my partner held that Ojienlng lewd—V 3 card declarer would have to South anil West knew all guess between a club and s diamond *f incase-.-.......................... a boot -suit —prefer eBet—sigmtU- American* have become a nation ol weight watchers and caloric counters. F r o m a health standpoint and ricit from an esthetic one, that's all lo the good. But why, oh why, do so many Americans insist on do­ ing their caloric counting out loud, to the point where they are no longer even gracious guests T A hostess will knock lu-rsell out to provide a gourmet din­ ner As hard as she has worked lo prepare d, she ex­ perts her guest* lo cal with obvious cit joy incut, praise her culinary skills, and make her feel that her efforts have been worthwhile. Hut what is more likely to lluppcii is that tile guests will make remarks about bow many calorie* are in the sauce, self-righteously refuse • Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. Q acoby Frailer Is fuming! A charming gift fur the youngsters at Easier — Mr. utiil Mrs. Peter dressed in their Rumiay-best. F’un to make, fun lo give! No. SSI-11 ha* pattern pieces; full direction*. To order tend 35 cent* In coins fur each pattern to; Creative Womuii Sanford Herald Box 138 Midtown Macon New York 18. N. Y. Add 10 cent* if first el*** mailing is desired. Print numc, address mul style numher. • DEAR A BBY: Whatever happen­ ed to soft, silky hair? I spent several years in the service and fought niy way through several barbed wire en­ tanglements. Imt 1 never lbought I’d be sleeping by one. Any advice fur u puzzled husband? BIG JOHN WEDNESDAY I*. M. IT * A c5A6j! f '\ Walt Disney Son oiF F lJ J B f t E R .f« MACMURRAY w OISON «™ W YN N A m m m winn wits Miiint d u u k si tin switun Uruin Hill u»W th'Mj i.« kXi4iu*ia iiw:aaitk.*i r»»ii. m a i ioT J ' | CHILDREN 33c h i L'DF.N IN 3l)r A Dl. L I ft hUc . T O N IG H T W:V« t ! ) X *w *c o p # 19> M ur ph y M a r l i n l z :J ( (S) l* :» * (1) l:N ( !) (SI X tld.D ty Report NR C N 1 * 1 n . p o r t New* and V V .a th e r M a fic or M ails (S) X l l d - r t s . 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P l a n On P irn o n W i i k e I "p M ovies K arin M arket Re­ port <•> \evi • a. \\ e s t h s r 7.10 C l To d* y <•> P re.fc ch o o l T l a n n l n g I ; I S (•> “M i c k i e s G oep el t T im e • •j OO ti > C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o ( 9 ) MUWcy K t u n s 8.100 i : 3 i ( 2 ) W 'e a 'h e r and News I :J O C > T o d a y O C h a n n e l 4 Ne w sroom I JO i 9 * C ar toon v |P» • ; fl9 ( ! ) J s o k f. a l a n e S h o w \merit*« rt H i s t o r y 9 ; 19 C > H ale Stu rm Sh o w O Horn p e r ttoiim 10:99 C > Huy W hen O Hear n ftp a 11(*h i§» c a l e n d e r 1 9 .19 C t F l a y T o u r Hu nc h i L o v e Lu c y f:l0 4 ;U 7 iiTO J:2 i I «I •*f <4> Cl <8> (21 ( * ) H * c r s t (Harm IP) Arn. l l . t n d . t s n d 4:10 II) XI*ke Room fop D addy («> E d g e o f M i h t (SV D i s c o v e r y *S! 4 SO (Si American Snirt ID) llrmii-o ( • ) L’n i t e N>*m>n4 W alt 3:30 M il l.-J 3 l.tve* C> Vte»t 0! 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PHONE FA 2-4933 iinns* > �tT7)r ffnnTnrB fn p e 12 — ?Tnr. 20, 19P7J YffraTh Your dreams come true with Hospital Notes THE FIV E RANDOLPH DAUGHTERS Been in the Junior Cl hah play at Lyman High School Wednesday are neon here tdong with their unitor, their mother, father and the cook. From left, seated are Ramona Cox, Margaret Garrett, Marin Jones, Cheryl Werly. Standing are Jim Parsons, Carol INghsmith, Don Philpitt, Itarhara Messlmnr and Grace Halbert. (Herald Photo) Lyman Presents 3-Act Comedy By J«ne Caaielberry The Junior Clan of Ly­ man High School preicnted a three-act comedy, "Which Shall lie MarryT" by Orncrea Denison last week In the achool auditorium. Don Philpitt played the part of the perplexed young man who would inherit two mil­ lion dollar* if he married the girl of hia grandfather'd choice. He had to decide between the flva Randolph daughters. Elaine, the beauty of Ihr family; played by Marla Jonci; Suian, the brainy sis­ ter played by Orate llulbert; kind hearted Patience played by Rarbara Mesairner; Fran klc, the athletic type play­ ed by Cheryl Worley and pert Mary Jane, the young­ est, played by Margaret Garrett. Carol HjghamiUi brought down the house with her por­ trayal of Magnolia, Ihe color­ ed cook. Ramona Cox took the part of Mr*, ttandolpu, flighty mother of the girl* and Jim Panama played Mr. Henson, a lawyer and fam­ ily friend. The play waa directed by two of the cla n sponsor*, Fletcher Cockrell anJ Mrs. fierarda Jones. Laiicannc Vagner waa stage manager und Marsha Lyons, associate manager. Kny Clark waa in charge of Hie makeup and Joe Zukow»ki was in charge of the lights and curtain. iu n til n Admission* John Davidson, Ill-Land; Ruth Boyle. DeBary; Joan Crunklcton, Elizabeth Williams, Laurel Wilkin*, Mary Schurnrmnnn, U 11 a (ianderton, David Haw kina, Cindl Cooke, Miehael O'Day. Clarence My rlcka of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jordan of Oviedo, a boy Mr, and Mr*. Joseph Crunklcton of Sanford, a Imy Discharge* Lucille Anderaon, Osteen;, Alice Solomon, Tony Pitchford, Mr*. Wallrr R. Britton and baby, Mr*. Eugene Rich­ ardson and baby, Mac Glllon, Bonnie bluffer, Ilozcll* Sumner», George Pike, Brownie Mae Lee, Pclcr Van Acker of Sanford. MARCH in Admissions Leon Magee, DeBary; Abbie Freeie, Lake Mary; Gertrude Jones, Oviedo; Jane Jackson, Long wood; Charles Ke**|er. Dcflary; Ernest Galloway, Hammond Polk, Jolla Smith. Arie Thornton, Susan Donahoe of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Viviun Ganderson of Sanford, a Imy Mr. and Mr*. Patrick Donahoe of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mr*. Sam Jonc* of Oviedo, a t>uy Discharge* Max Froelich, DeLand; Charlea Robert*. Lake Mary; Adrena Straws, Bernard Berkey Jr ., Josephine Chandler. Bernard Phllput, Miehael O'. f»ay, Cindl Cooke, Laurel Wilkin*, Mr*. Joyce Boatwright anil baby of Sanford. m \itni it Eggleston. Cheyenne, Wjn,; Jamca Proctor, Lake .Mary; Verna Gano. Ada Walker, Wiltiort Beasley, Guy Steph­ en*. tDelorr* Cooke, William Cook of Sanford. niMh* Mr and .Mr*. Richard Cooke of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Walker Gano of Sanford, a girl A It n lU J HA ? WAU * * l m ’ 1 H i * 1 1 Lj W(th lhu fo[ipnn amj purrhe.r of »5.00 «r more. Redeemable only at A *P store* giving Plaid Sump* In Florida, Georgia. or —— South Carolina. . '$3' l.imil one rnupon per adult eii«lnmer. Jax. 3-23-M 1m . Coupon gnnd through March 23. 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Soup .............. .. * -* 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 r I #**,•< Ms cOmP««*r wT •AP S uPer Marke^s ***«•*•#,i ten |lr|„f *.* i« i ,,, - (, 29 ...» Kelprday, Marrh 23. -0« Magnolia Ave. at 2nd St Hanford. Fla. �') r.l^l "Don't Just Stand There!" Housing Utopia »)4> l i t lit >1* Wo need the stout “advocates of principle" at both ends of the jralitical spectrum. They sharpen public tie* bate on the jfreat issues and serve as a useful check on too precipitate gov­ ernment action. Hut it does not follow from this that those who stand for principle are of necessity braver and more useful than those who occupy the compromising politic-jit center. It is not precisely difficult to argue, conservatively, that little or nothing be done. Nor is it really too hard to urge, liberally, that every­ thing be done. The National Housing Conference, a H2-ycar-old organization devoted to eliminating slums and blight, perhaps illustrated in its newest Washington meeting how easy it is to talk on the side of the angels. The N1IC notes some largely un­ assailable facts: Our total annual output of new housing is insufficient to meet the needs of a growing population, espe­ cially those in lower and middle in­ come groups. We are not getting enough urban renewal and we are getting too much urban and subur­ ban sprawl. To get more and better bousing, to arrest deterioration, wipe out slums ami check sprawl, the NHC projwses that the federal government quickly approve vast new sums. Toting up the rough amounts in­ volved in its proposals for expanded urban renewal, low-rent housing, housing for the elderly, improved rural and farm housing, we attain a figure upwards of $4 billion. A por­ tion would be in loans. A nonspecinlist in housing problems is hardly equipped to ques­ tion the wisdom of NHC's figures as an ideal proposition. What the outsider can question, however, is how NHC President Nathaniel Keith and NHC’s resolu­ tions committee can discuss these projaisals for 21 pages as if not one single other claim on the federal bud­ get existed. It is recognized that better hous­ ing is just part of a broad attack on poverty. Hut nowhere are housing's demands on the budget put in a scale of priorities with such other needs as job retraining, improved generu] edu­ cation, health, welfare, highways. Nothing is said of the fact that we must spend some $55 billion for defense and other sums to aid our friends abroad. Indeed, NHC says plainly that its proposed bigger housing effort has a "first claim on the resources of our economy."' Many Americans had thought that defcmsc requirements enjoy that pre-eminence. NHC’s gonls Hre fine. But in stat­ ing them flat out in a kind of political and economic vacuum, the group has dune just the easiest part of the job. Left to the political engineers who must deal in realities is the task of scaling such proposition* to make them fit somewhere in today’s lmffling array of competing demands. Making Restitution Conservationists have calculated that more than 200 iqiecics of mainals and birds have vanished off the face of the earth — because of man — since the beginning of the Christ­ ian era. Intentionally or unintentionally, scores of species have been wiped out in America in the few centuries since the first Europeans landed. In the 20th century, mammal spe­ cies have been disappearing around the world at t lie rate of one a year. Hut it is also ill tills century—that man. appalled by his own power, has altered Ills behavior and tried to pre­ serve some of his fellow creatures. For some, like the fabulous pas­ senger pigeon, this recognition of the "rights” of animals and of our spiritual need of animals came too late. For others, like Ilie bison, il came in time to save for future genera­ tions remnants of the great herds which roamed over half the country. For olliers, I he Issue is still In doubt. The hold eagle and whooping crane, for instance, hover precarious­ ly on the verge of extinction. When once men killed whole herds and flocks shccrly for the per­ verse thrill of mass slaughter, they now take great pains to insure that one tiny animal is allowed to contin­ ue his way of life unmolested. The animal is Kirllund's warb­ ler, a half-ounce rarity of fluff and bird.bone. No more than 1,000 of the tail-wagging, yellow and gray birds exist in the world — a tola! weight •J OUR HOARDING of about 00 pounds. The Kirtland's warbler is not yet on the vanishing list, but it could well be. For some not under­ stood reason of evolution, the bird will nest only in certain patchy stands of jack pine in one area uf Michigan. It can't lie any old jack pine. It must be a young pine — but not too young, but about 10 to 15 years old. The pine* must have low.growing, live branches. And it must he some­ where. ni!u.r~tim* Au-Sable River V".! ley. Jack pine in other parts of the state doesn't attract the birds. While they fly thousands of miles each year on migrations to the Bahamas, they nest only in the north-central part of the lower peninsula. In a co-operative program being carried out by the Michigan Depart­ ment of Conservation, the Michigan Audubon Society, the United Stales Forest Service ami the Packaging Corporation of America, {rawer saws are roaring in newly dedicated Huron National Forest near MIo, Mich. Old jnck pine is being cut down as the first step in a longrange program of providing more nesting ground for Kirtland’s warb­ lers. Kventually, tlie Kirtland’s Warb­ ler Management Area in the forest will cover more thun 4,000 acres and will be under a (10-year rotation of logging, controlled burning, regrowth and lugging. Tile hiqie is that it will be enough to save the warbler from almost in­ evitable extinction. HOUSE [WHAT'S with 7 ,( he.'6 UOTA '/THE A1A3CC mOCK'LD UP, PUT L‘M 4 F 6'A' 0 T M CL'MStlisle* HLti FfctN 'YTfHN^MEW'AU TDMARTHAte C'/NICISm ! Pe-CLOOKING EYOfeCTl Mfe» mapi* it would e t wfeU.ro , SICHfeR 6 KlDfefcWATER ' HAxJt HtsiOtiEWATfeH'6 C-A'jTHAN A PACK / PEK-jON3UNE PlLLu ANALY2fcD-— ALLY,TO RATHER 0EA C ,tO JU&T AS A PKfeCALITtCM t BET ON PUTT:N£i WHALE fHfe COST WOULD 8E WORTH \ [THE1LAST SHAWNO LATHER VECELV-TO COUPLE BACK IN A FLUHCE-STCCt [OU DAY- 1 SUTTONl CAN' ilw Pe a c e * V\ OF A<lND£______ ' ° o aps . ‘V l - \ I N “ 1 ’V ejoME- ARE ■\\PC6blBLL 1 j ./V . m The New Frontier is sim­ ply ■ frontier of fear—lour that people can no longer manage (heir own lives, fear that they ini*hi take some courne other than that plot­ ted and planned in tile allwise, all-knowing ivory tow­ er. —Sen. Thurston Morton, K-Ky. Our attempt on Everest is nothin* more than our pil­ grimage to the world's great­ est mountains wlu-re wc mountaineers are suing to pay our homage —United Slate* Ml. K\crest expedition leader Norman (i. Dyltrenfurth t$auford iikraUiBarbs ®lj i’oge 1-A t : ft • <•-*-« Quotes By Sun ford, Florida Wed., March 20, 1905 u 1 1 . 11:11 1 . 1 . 11 : 1. 0 w . 1 : 11 m m A M I IN l t l . l » l l l : n 1. s i t 11v v i ; u » i i i : i . t : o t i 11111 11. o H u w o k U i l . i u p i m UUitor A i l to r O a l n g M r e c t u r J l l l l VAi : l . l . a J S .M l ; I . slIO tlN A h E M l-u u n ir g iiltiir klu slitr.s X l s i i s a r r m K U i s ai« m i : u a n iH i.s:v J . i. m s v t Uuc-lrtr K ill110 1 ' I s . . I I ■■<J X i a u s g e r m i l IIH il.lM lirn iA M I 'll A M i A O I.rol.IX M S - s lu r s u aitur '* i i t s l i u a S l a n s g s r S H I . I ) VA M . l . s A l s d i a n l c s l Hupt. Ilo n r lltlli err i i c VA'.tW SI l i s t l l ll * T I I I * H A T i:« M* Mr II .rm l.n l. IS V* I V . . r Sit l l l l r r l lk t o I Year h I I S M o n th s 2 no 1 M- n tlis I * » I Month r o t l a l l i t g u l s t i u n s pru v id * t h a t all m all s u b s c r i p t i o n s b s I M * Months M U 1 M on th * Hal Cochran Leftovers from a meat of­ ten lead to Mum hashing things oicr. When Dad U home for the day, il'a a cinch he and the children will be able lo wave buy-buy to mother as she takes off for the stores. it's a wonder that some of the people who go to $100• plate dinner* don’t swipe some of the silverware. t oo I Month l. * paid tu adv*ne». _________ M n tsrs d a s ssc o n d c l a s s n i a t t r r O c t o b e r 37. 1 *1* S t t h * P o s t O f f i c e of b s n f o n i . K l o r ld s . u n d . r t h * A c t of C o n f r e * * o f M a rc h . T t i * l l - r - i d l. s m e m b e r uf t h e L'nlted I’ r t r * w h ic h I* e u ll t l s -t c x r l u i l i e l t iu I II* u a * fu r r t p u b l l c a l l u n o f * 1! t h * l o c a l pri n te d I * t h is n e w s p a p e r . Peter Edson ft? ^ ■ V '£ jfx tS V w M '^ m tiv 11 ,*ty- ~ * V ! : 4 .V^rJEfe wm W m I “ ^ // S . t 4 1 v r / ( a Nv • <• j Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASK D-4S8: June J., aged :iS, is a worried wife. "Dr. Crane.’’ »hc In-gun. "when we got married my husband mm11- only lit.'i per week. ’ “So my mother thought we rouldnT exist on that small aunt, for tny pureiita are fair­ ly wealthy. "Dina, mother insisted on sending ua $,'>U per week, to uppy on our houarhohl expen.ra. "Wo hadn't experted that generous gift, for we had fig­ ured for weeka on how we would pilH-li and save raid ■nuke out on my hushuud's fii.T p aJE clietk i __ ____ "Well, the extra #.r>0 made things miirli easier for 11*. lint it killed murli of our fun in skimping. "Anil I nuth-rd in Idler month* that my husband grew aomewhal sullen. "One time, when wo ipiur­ n-led, he angrily told me he didn't like to he a IT-1111tin lire man. "Slow l j . we drifted apart, 1 wanted H turliy lull lie sold lie ruuldn’t afford il yel and lie refused In lake any more Handouts from my nuithrr, "Well. I finally tried t» solve our problem by getting 11 job. Hut we Immediately be­ gun to live nt a higher stand­ ard, so my pay and my hus­ band'* Weir si ill gobbled up. "We joined a Country Club ami my husband took up golf in summer, plus Urn ling in winter. "When I again suggested a baby, he said we muhln'l uffoul it, for Ihut would mean I'd have to quit my joli. And how* could we live on Ilia sal­ ary mill pay for a Iniliy, even though lie wia now raining |U5 per week 1 generous aid. "For it robbed my huslmud of his self respect and encour­ aged us to live beyond our own mentis. "Now I am threatened with a hii-iik-up of our nun Huge. .So please warn young brides about accepting money to ap­ ply on tlieu current budget for living expenses." Ill ides, liei-il Julie's tiugic story, for June mid her bushand sun iiiiiIh'i I to a gilded trap lit llie outset. Ami this is mi all too com­ mon orrurmu-e in America, So stand on your own fret after muniuge, Don't try to W ell, 1 drluyeil a couple oi keep up with I he Joneses, years more hut still lie put off K a t o f f o i p a c k i n g c cafe's our having a family. for tallies and use hamburger, "Now I find that lie is run­ lint dogs mid beans us your ning around with a younger early menu, lull I.IVK ON girl who works in his office, VOIt It HUSBAND'S I ' AY "And hi» excuse is that he CltKCK. wants a family and lie feels I In-laws may make a down am too old lo hegin one. payment on 11 new house for "Dr. Crane, l feel that w« llie newlyweds, for that is a •tinted off on the wrong fool 1 npllnl inveatuii-ut ltint doesn’t by ever accepting l lust $50 per upset their budget. week subsidy for our living For they simply pay off the ex pi-uses. balance in monthly itiattill"My inothai meant well lull iiiruts in lieu of llieir UMiiil we should how- refused her rent cheek. Castro Overthrow Talked It) Stew art lln o lry WASHINGTON <UI*I (-A d ­ ministration oiiicial* have be­ gun to talk with cautious op­ timism about the iwssible overtliruw troin within of Fi­ del Castro's Communist re­ gime. Secretary «f Slate Dean Ituek bus mentioned "evi­ dence of great and growing discontent'' in Cuba and intelligenee reports disclose in­ creasingly severe shortages uf the necessities uf life. Hits comes at a time when Soviet Premier Nikita K hru­ shchev is pulling some uf Ins military personnel out of the island, lessening llie Krem­ lin's ability tu keep Castro ill power against whatever op­ position may be developing. There is divided opinion here as tu wliether the Ken­ nedy administration actually secs more hope for Immcgrown trouble ur seeks sim­ ply to justify llie effective­ ness of its policy of skiw strangulatiun as opposed to mure dangerous direct action such as an oil blockade. The administration rejects the argument by some Re­ publican leaders that a selec­ tive blockade aimed only at stopping Soviet oil deliveries lo the island would not run the risk o( war in the Carib­ bean. Must official* believe now Hull Khrushchev will luliill his pledge lo pull "several thousand" uf Ids estimated 17,i«si military technical!* and troops in Culm out ot the island by Friday. This is llie promise he made to Presi­ dent Kennedy several weeks ago. Only llie lliissiaii. knowwhat they mean by "several thousand." American alliciuls are watching closely to see whe­ ther the Russians evacuated include the approximately .V uoo regular aoldicr* orgunued in lour combat battalions. These units, equipped with the latest h.itlle(ichi wca|Mins, have been regarded us cap able of helping Castro's guv eminent heal down any really serious threat ul rebellion. II all ot them have lelt or leave, Khrushchev gives up his must effective Immediate means id controlling llie situation in Cuba, U. S. ollteials, while press­ ing (ur evacuation ol every Russian, reeugni/e that com­ plete withdrawal mlglll well increase the danger ot an armed elasli involving Ihe Undid Stales and Cuba. This steins front the fart that the Russians up to now have retained the control ol Hu’ anti-aircraft missiles call­ able or knucking down ihe high level U2 planes which NOTICE TO ALK FORMER CLIENTS OF FRED It. WILSON, DECEASED: All abatrsctN found in Ihe office of Mr. Wilson have been deposited wilh Chelsea Tille anti Guaranty Company, 119 Went Flrnl Street, San­ ford, Florida, and may he reclaimed there by eonlinue surveilaiiec ol llie island to make rerlaiu no oflepsive weu|Hinx remain. The Russian* have In-lil their tire, tacitly acknowledg­ ing tlie U. K. rigid tu roulmue reconnaissance (lights after Khrushchev—because o( Cas­ tro's altitude—was unable lo make good on his promise lo penult mi site inx|it:clmti Iu verily rcnio at of otfensive weapons. It is arknuwledged if Cas­ tro's trigger-happy forces get complete control id die we« pons, tin-re is increased like­ lihood oi an "incident.” Ken ned) lias warned there will lie swill retaliation if any AmCr lean plane is nitucked Political WASHINGTON <NKA) I’riuripnl difficulty confront­ ing President Kennedy’s new tax program seems to bo that it'* so complex few- people ran understand it. To offset tins, Treasury Department is issuing a se­ ries of "fa d sheet*’’ to ex­ plain the details. Kaeh of these fart sheet*, however, run* n hulf-doscn type-written pages or more and covers a number of points, Il stilt come* out complicated, no mutter how simply they sli.-r it. So even if it is old news, here me some simplifications of the Treasury’* simplifica­ tions. They me presented liemuse so many people uie writing Congress and the Treasury. asking for clarifi­ cation of points they- don't get: The President's plan culls for individual iiicumc lax late tc-dllclhms to go into effect in three stages over a threeyear period, llie purpose of gradual change is to cause minimum dislocation to gov­ ernment financing and the whole economy. If one inculux cut were to he made, us many people propose, il is claimed the effects might be Notebook ’ rhlltl care would he increased from n maximum of JiiOO to a maximum of $1,000, 3. Taxpayers older than 0a would In* given n $300 credit. Ibis would replace Ihe pres­ ent eonipliealed letirenu-nt increasing tax receipt* by $2Jt billion, ilcmicrr* would still receive nu overage tax rut of 14 per rent. J. A 4 per cent floor would lie imposed mi casually ex­ penses. such us auto damage, fire or storm losses. 3. Present law, which al­ lows wealthy individual* to escape all taxation when their ilmrituhlr contribution* raid I Income tuxes exceed ’JO per rent of taxable income for eight out of It) years, would !«• repealed. I. tin* present law which allows sick pay up to SIlH) a week to escape taxation would be repealed, o. Complin e* that buy group term life insurance for employes would bo required to pay taxes on premium* for coverage in excess of I.YOWJ on each employe, ti. Die present law which allows tlie first $o0 of divts ■lend receipts to be tux five und give* a further 4 per cent m ailt on all dividends received would lie repealed, allowance* on mineral re* sources, taxation of income received by individuals from natural resource industries would be cbunged. Taxpayers would In- required to take into account prior exploration amt development eo*li ptuviously deducted as expensr*. credit. 4. Moving' costs would he made deductible when taxpay­ ers change residences for pur­ pose* of employment. 5. Taxpayers who*,, Income fluctuate* widely, such as farmers or authors, would lie allowed to average their income over aeveial \ears to escape high taxes in tiig in­ come years, it. Alt medical care and drug costs ovet I per cent of adjusted gio»s income would lie made deductible and tile ceiling on medical expense de­ ductions would he wiped out. 7. Donations to public-sup­ ported clmiitic* would tie made deductible up to dll per cent of income, Tlie second group of seven tax reforms are intended to broaden tin- tax huso and in­ crease receipts by $J billion. They air: I. A new floor of S per cent of adjusted gloss income would In- imposed on tux pay­ ers who Itemise tlirir deduc­ harmful. Individual income tax talcs tions. Only expenses nlaive now range from 'JO per cent this floor would become de­ on low incomes lo Ul per cent ductible, In -pit,, of lids floor. on tap-bracket incomes. • Under tiny President's plan tlie first-year cut. no mutter when the bill ts pass­ ed, would reduco income tux rates to between IS.5 and Bl.fi EST. 1935 per cent. This would cut reve­ INSURANCE AT A SA$7m nues $g,N billion. • The second cut in linil would tiling tax rates duwn tu In-tweeii J .Vfi and 71.5 per 114 So, Palmetto rent. The two ruts w-nulil rut Ievenues a total of $H,U bil­ Phone FA 2-0814 lion. • llie I hud cut iu ItUio would bring tux intes down to between |I and 115 per rent. The thice cuts would cut rev­ enues a lotul of tl l.o billion. Iu addition lo these three cuts, two groups uf seven re­ forms each are proposed. Thu first group is intended lo reHove hardship on aoitiu tax­ payer* und encourage ii-iummh* glow III. Five of these rrfurms would reduce tax re­ ceipts by $7lii million. Die other two would have littlu F L O R I D A C A R E o f O R L A effect. Die seven reforms iu ...Mir/xiasinguHof/urs in tu rn in g m il tlie first group an1: ciwmn/mvnf n o r, proudly anmiunera t. Allow a minimum slam)aril deduction of tlllill for an A N E W D A IL Y D A T E F L A N individual, $IIK) foe a couple and IlitU fur eueii dependent. Tlie present standard deduc­ V. oi our lotul capacity is now availtion of III per rent of adjust­ able at S10 PER DAY or %?95.00 ed gross income up to a maxi­ PER MONI \ \including hour a*H/od mum of $1,000 would if main nursing core and all moa/s. intact. The picaenl deduction for SMS* * * * * * * * * * * * * * l 4 f T iffr Matter Of Fact The u it o f brewing has its oiigill ill the earliest la-gill- iiiliga of civilisation. Sonic of tin- oldest retold* extant on the civilixulhm* of ancient Kgypt and lliihylaniu, dating buck about fi.lKH) Hi «,00tl yeais, contain denet ipliotts of brewing ami reveal it was an important industry even nt that emly period. NDO j : £ Z Vliime for an iqqraiiitmunl. . . nr lavH of all visit FIAJRIDA OARK where love ntul nlTertioii is tileiKted with llie liiu-st |N>nuj|iiil aurvkx: --mi nnaiern im-ilil ies. 8 3 0 W. MICHIGAN AVC. • ORLANDO, FLA. • p4. Get Ready for Out-door Living! A Screened Porch can add much to your home Let us give you an estimate on the job. WE DO A L L K IN D S O F R EM O D ELIN G . . . C O M M ER C IA L OR R ESID EN T IA L their ownera. Simple Simon met a pie m an—and the coffee break was born. it's easy to get a well-done ateak—just order it ra re . A. Edwin ShinhoUer Ah Executor of the Will of Fred It. Wilnon, Deceaned. S h O M U tk ilA 211 W. 25TH ST. CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE FA 2-3103 t|b: ;. J l nr �Legal Notice Legal Notice Cuban Job Clash Seen t o t ic r o r m it rilT IT IO I U M M R WASHINGTON (L’P l) ^ i .\ t h i : n a m m o r T IIK N O T I C E IK h e r e b y g l v - n t b * t « t %t i : o r F l o r i d a Lower bracket Miamians and • re e n g a g e d In b u s n e t * ■nil W 1U . I A M I* BU CH A N *: H k n fn rJ . H em ln ol* Co j n an d B A R B A R A J . BU O- Cuban rrfucccs "a rc *urc to ty . F l o r i d a . u n d e r t h * f t c i l H A S . hl» w ife, r e s i d e n c e c l a s h " w h e n t h e winter tour­ t l o u * a s m * of. V A N - T E E N S , unknown. an d th a t w * I n t e n d to r e m i t te r T O O A R K H E R E B T N O T I ­ ist season ends and Jobs art kid n a m e w i t s t h e M e r i t o f F I E D I I I ' F E D E R A L N A T I O N mure scarce in South Flor­ the C ircuit C o u r t, Hem . . In n I t jI AIs M O R T G A G E A SS OCIAT IO N. ida, Sen. Spcssard L, Hol­ t I th ‘u s w o r n B i l l o fin C,h" o m p l‘a■ i• n tT , t th e land (D-Fla.) said Tuesday. F i c t i t i o u s N am e S t a t u t e * , to * n a t u r * an d pu rp ose o f which Holland urged the Senate w it: S e ctio n 22) 03 F l o r i d * Is to f o r e c l o s e t h a t c e r t a i n S ta tu e * H IT. Appropriations subcommittee m o r t g a g e e x e c u t e d by W i l l i a m B is : C hari** Ja rr*ll L. Buchan an d Barbara J. and Labor Secretary Willard J a r Dean B u rk * B u c h a n , h ie w i f e . to L a w y e r * b l llr T . tlu rk r M o r t g a g e an d T i t l e C om p an y, Wirli lo speed up a survey of D ar.n ls T . B u r k * on t h * 2t h d a y o f J u l y , 1252; unemployment and job possiP u b l l * h Keb. ST A M ar . (. 12. t h a t eatd C o m p lain t p ra y e fo r an a c c o u n t i n g to be t a k e n bilitics in overcrowded Mi* 2*. 11*2. under the direction of the ami. C D F-21 C o u r t f o r w h a t 1* d u * th# P lain tiff for principal and First pouch of International I n t e r e s t on sa id m o r t g a g e ami n T iis r m t t T T m i r t . m o r t g a g e n ote and f o r t h * t i t t i i j i m i n i . r m n i t . in c o s t * , c h a r g e e an d e x p e n s e * I n ­ airmail was flown from heat, a n ii r u n M iM iN tii.i: r u n . c l u d i n g a t t o r n e y ' * f * * « » » d tie to Vancouver, u distance of T V . F lA iH ID A . IN ftllV N C K IIV a b s t r a c t fee* an d t h a t only 1Jo miles, but across th* NO. 12*12. in default of euch p a y ­ international boundary be­ i i r r i i K t o n r .r r .N n m ent. till*. Interest, estate, R A L P H M. W I L K I N S , J i t . c l a i m , d e m a n d an d e q u i t y o f tween the Untied States ami r i a l n t l f f , r e d e m p t io n o f th e D e f e n d a n t s Canada. T» an d al l p e r s o n a c l a i m i n g by, D E BO R A H D E E W ILK IN S. throu gh, under or against Defen last. t h e m o r a n y o f th em , be a b ­ th e «t v t i : o r i i . o m i i i a s o l u t e l y b arr ed an d fore­ TO i DEBO RAH D EE AVID- c l o s e d ; eatd suit b e i n g filed K IN S notht: o f s a i .i: In t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h * W ho** laet known ad- N in th J u d l c I * ] C i r c u i t , In and N oti c e te h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t il ■***# |e: fo r Hemlnol# C o u n t y . In C h a n ­ p u r s u a n t to t h e f i n a l d e e r * * I I I # E d g r - n o n t D ri v e , c e r ) . en titled F E D E R A L NA­ o f fo reclo su re amt s a l * en ­ T o l e d o , Ohio T IO N A L WORTH Alt E ASSO­ u r e d In t h e c a u s e p e n d i n g PLEASE T A K E N O T I C E C I A T I O N . a c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n - In th e C i r c u i t C o u r t In am i t h a t >ou a r * h e r e b y rt< iuir*d lead u n d - r a n Ac t o f C o n g r e s s f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , P l o t ; t o fi l e r o u r w r i t t e n a n e w e r an d e x i s t i n g p u r s u a n t to t h * c a r e d o c k e t n u m b e r 127c. o r d e f e n e * . If a n y , p e r s o n a l l y F e d e r a l N a ti o n a l M o r t g a g e A s . t h e undersigned clerk w ill o r b f a n a t t o r n e y , or o r b e ­ s o c l a t l o n C h a r t e r Ac t. 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I r r i g a t ­ t h e m o r a n y o f th e m , l-e a b e o - an d a l l p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g by, th r o u g h . u n d e r o r a g aln -l l u t e l y b a r r e d an d f o r e c lo s e d ; ing , a n d p o w e r e y e l t m * . m a ­ chines, appliance*, f i x t u r e * , •aid eu ll b e i n g fi l e d In Ihe t h e m o r a n y o f t h e m , be a b * an d * p p u r t * r i a n r t * . w h i c h now C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h * Nin th s o l u t r t y b arr el] an d f o r e c l o s ­ n r * o r m a y b e r a a f l t r p e r ta i n J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . In an d f o r ed ; sa id eull b e i n g filed In to, o r b * need w ith, In. o r h e m l n o l * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In I h * C l r r u l t C o u r t o f t h e N in th F E D E R A L Ju d icia l C ircuit In an-l f o r on * * l i l p r e m i e * * , * v * n th o u g h C h a n c e r y , s n l t t l s d th e y be d e t a c h e d ur d e t a c h ­ N A T I O N A L M O R T H A O E AttdO- S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In C! I T ION, a c o r p o r a t i o n o r ­ C h a n c e r y , e n t i t l e d FEDERAL a b le . g a n i s e d u n d e r an Ac t of C o n ­ N A T I O N A L M O R T G A G E A B S O . a t p u b l i c ante to ti e h i g h e e t g r e s s an d e i l s l l n g p u r s u a n t C I A T I m N. a c o r p o r a l k m o r . an d b eat b id d e r f o r yaell a t to t h * F e - D r a t N a ti o n a l M ur tg a n l i e d unde r an A c t o t C o n 13 e V l e c k noon on t h * I t h g a g * A s s o c i a ti o n C h a r t e r Art. g r e a a an d e x i s t i n g pursuant day o f A p r il 1222 a t t n * F r o n t P l a i n t i f f , vereu* D A V I D to th a F e d e r a l N a t i o n a l M o r t ­ D our o f i h * S e m i n o l e C o u n t y F L O V D J V B T I C R an d P A U L ­ g a g e A s s o c i a t i o n C h a r t e r A c t, C o u r t h o u e * In S e n f o r d , F l o r ­ I N E J U S T I C E . I i U w i f e ; O R . P l a i n t i f f , ve ra u e J i s S E P H YV. id*. ANOE U T ILITV C O M P A N Y ! 1IICKH and EVELYN K. (SE A L ) R ID G EW O O D WOOD PRO- H IC K S, h is w ife: ORANGE A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r . . D U C T S, IN C. ! an d R I C H A R D U T I L I T Y C O M P A N Y : a n d C l e r k o f t h * c i r c u i t C o u r t B E R T R A M MUDSON an d O A T RIDGEW OOD W O O D PROD r i M a rth a T . Vlhleu L E L M l ' M O N , h i * w i t * . D l - D U C T S C O M P A N Y . INC., D e D eputy Clark fendant*. being c h a n c e r y C ss* peardall. tlrld ler amt f . e w l * No. 122* *, p r a y i n g a f o r s r l - i . frnd aeits. b t l n g C h a n c e r y C a s a No. 13212. p r a y i n g a f o r e c l o s ­ A t to r n s )* for P la in tiff s u r e „ f s a i l m o r t g a g e on the ur e o f s a i d m o r l g a g e on l lio I t North C ou rt M re et fuH-iwIiig d e s c r i b e d land, l y ­ f "How trig d e s c r i b e . 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K T B l i l h a l a eult h e * b een f i l e d - g a i n s t you In l h a a b n t e e n l l t l a d ea uae , an d t h a t jrou a m re q - i lr e d to fit# you e a n a . c e r w i t h l h a f ' t e r k o f (hi# C o u r t a n d to a e r v e a c o p y t h e r e o f upon th e P l a i n t i f f or ria ln tirra nttorneye, wh ose n a m e an d a d d r e s s Is IJI *h «p Jk l l o r n a t e l n , *1 East I 'l n s S i r t e l , O r la n d o. F l o r i d a , not l a t e r th a n April 4 t h . 1*41. If >oU f a l l to do so a U t e r e s P r o Cun f i t so w ill tie e n te r e d nicu tnst you for lha re lie f i l e in a m lrd In th a C o m p l a i n t . T h i s s u i t la to fo r a o lo a s a t n o r t s a a e . Tha raal properly p ro c errl ed a s a t n a t is: l o t i ; . M o c k i. ft B E * A I R . a i-.-ordi n tc to th a Plat 1Ii.-r.-u! a s rdobidffd lit l i a r Hook 3. Pa Re T!>, Of th e Piildln Itei-ord* u f Kt-mlnule County, Florid a. 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P I E D t h a t th e P l a i n t i f f , W I N ­ T E R P A R K F E D E R A L BAY1NUM AND LOAN A S S O C I A THIN, a c orp oration orpan H ed an d e s l a t l n * u n d e r t h e l a w s o f t h e P u t t e d S t a l e s of A m e r ­ ic a . h a s I n s t i t u t e d s u i t a a a l n a t y o u to t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In and fur Sem inole C ou nty, F l o r i d a , th e n a l u r e o r th e s u i t In l o n fiMiriKftnrr on t h « A l i o t* *lr*c r> i" l |»riii»«rty. s a i d p r o p e r l y b flriR s i t u a t e d a m i l o c a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty , F l u r l d a . Y ou an d e a c h o f ; ou a r a h e r e b y r«'|ulred to file your AneWcr w fth th a c l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , In and for Sem inole County, Florida, and servo a co py 1h ere o f upon W . E . W i n d e r w t r d l e . of t h e f i r m o f W i n d erw sad la, H aines A W ard, E l I irk Avenir s. S o u t h . W i n t e r Park. F l o r i d a , a t t o r n e y # fo r the P la in tiff In lha above a.-tlo n. on o r b e f o r e th e l i t h d a y o f Apr il. A. ti. 1»«*. H D e c r e e P r o C o n f e s s o w ill l a altl er ad a s a l r i a t you . I T IS O R D E R E D t h a t thla be p u b lish ed In T h a S a n f o r d H er al d, a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h ­ ed tn Ssmlnwla C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. o n ce e a c h w e a k f o r fo u r c o n se cu tiv e weeks. W I T N E S S HI* h an d o f th a C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t, Sem in ole County, F lorid a, this (lie l l t h day o t M a r c h , A. D , 1.4? A rthur H Be kw lth, J r , , , r ) . vf t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t jl> : M a r t h a T . V l h l e n 1>. C. W i n d e r craadle, l l a l n a a * 'Vase* _ .. I J t P a r k A v en u e, B o n » W in t e r P a rk . Florida P u b llt * l » c c h l*> 34- • ' April 3. C D cJ -3 3 Deodorant now available In local (Hue store#. Uncondi­ tionally guaranteed to atop underarm perspiration and alt body odor. 4. Trim spcittution ii. Food * 6. For Rent f>A Special Notices 7. R usi ness R en ta ls 5lir frauftm'i Vrralit Mar. 20, 1968 — P hrp 3-A 12. Real Estate For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted By Nadine Seltzer SW EETIE PIE 8. Reach Rentals 3, Etluculton • Instruction Wanted to Rent REGISTRATION is now Real Estate Wanted being taken for the enroll­ Real Estate For Sale ment of the kindergarten at Mortyrnjre Loans the Grace Methodist Church 9. F o r S a le o r R en t 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Insurance 13. Uusinuss Opportunity 1C. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 10. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Faint - Repair 23. Huiidini? Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbinir Services 2(1. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sen-ire 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. PeU 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 50. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Bouts ■■ Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice ■v t h e n u n it r o t'tiT op THE NINTH JlllH IX). l i l t , i I it , IN AND rn n nP.MI. NOLI; m l NT*, FI.OIIIIIA tTIAN'CEIII No. 13MJR FIR S T FE D E R A L HAYING* and loan amsom v r io s ORLANDO, a corpora! mu. op P lain tiff, Vs. tu H T .u a BILODEAU, •! us, at at, Dafi' Manta. M in n : n r M ir VTITi: IIP FI.OIIIIIA m i v rv o p PBHiNoi.B TOi JOSEPH RICHARD UNDEIIW (MID 1334 Whitman Drive (lien Hum!#, Man land You ara hereby n,(llfle*J tha: a ailL hu> bs«.'i fll-d you Itl lha nlK>Vi> entltlrdenu-e. and that you arc re­ quited to fllr jour answer with Hi* Clark «f this Court and tu ssrva » enpy lharnof upon the plain tiff or plain, tiff’s ullurttays, whose mama ami address Is Hllaa, lladrlck jk Robinson, 1C.’, Houth Court Strrct, Orlando, Florida md lali-r Ilian April IS. ll'Hl If you fall lo do so a Decree Pro Confesso will ha entered against you for the relief de­ manded In Ihs Complaint. Thla suit Is lo foreclose A niorlk-iuc. Tha real properly proceeded against Is: un Onora Rd. A Woodland Stenstrom Realty ti. For Rent Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-736S. Lakey Mary. 2 llt-droont, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-30W, FA 2Ca«. Efficiency Apt. MU Mo. Surplus City. 20! W. 1st St. Tltm: run m lurnisltcd apartment. 2lot Magnolia. $43. 2 Bedroom Furnisltcd Apartment, $33. itolart A. Williams, rhont- FA 2-3031, 2 UR. house, dii Catalina. Iroch Arbor unfurnished equipment, A. Williams three bedroom house, kitchen $1)3.00. Robert FA 13331. R KPR ESENT.V 3 Bedroom, t bath, targe cor­ FACTORY TIVE pvisilion nuw open in ner lot facing lake, !U9 this area. Age requirements Wait* Drive, S u n 1 a n d 23-45, sale* experience nec­ Estate. FHA in K'rvice. essary over 30, Car prefer­ $430 down, monthly $84.73, red, average of two nights VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 per week on road. Long or FA 2-2118. established, top r a t e d R EDUCED. 2 Story borne, manufacturer of automo­ good repair', new plumbing tive specialties o f f e r s wiring, termite contract. thorough training, complete 715 Magnolia, FA 2 8809. Insurance program and an excellent opportunity for you to earn $100000 per month or more. Write for application to ARTHUR Real Estate — Morlgngei FULMER, P . O. Box 177, ME MPHIS, TENNESSEE. til N. Park Ave. FA 2 2423 “ Did you loam painting in kiiidcfRiirtcit, too? ft. For Rent (i. F o r R e n t BEDROOM, f a hath home IK. H elp W a n te il in Country Club, well cared MANAG­ for. Fenced yard and a deep A T T E N T I O N : ER TR YIN EE. Net del In wcB. Very low down pay­ this area to work with In­ ment. FA 2-880(1. ternational Prestige Co. Complete training program St. Johns Realty at no dost to selected per­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM son. Unlimited opportunity, 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 8123 must have pleasing person­ ality and best references. > FW HOUSE on Crystal lake, Write today in detail to latch Artkir. Call FA 2-3378 Manager, Ut. 2 Box 373-C. or FA 2-3077. Sanford. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, MEN AND WOMEN laura 1*4 tu Hi Itotne. Built-In kitfive pari or luB lime work. clien, air-conditioner. Con­ Available in prestige busi­ venient location. $300 down. ness. Nu eanvaising, no Monthly payments $84.00. traveling. Our nationally Call FA 2 2650. known organization is num­ NEWLY FURNISHED U rg e 2 I1R. duplex, llth St. Long- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Lake SMALL furn. Apt. 1002 Maple NEW 2 Bedroom, m baths. $60 per month. Longdale. Mary. Ph. FA 2 7213. FA 2-0731. wood. 838-3298. Call TE 8 3483. Furnished Apartment. Close Unfurnished 2 bedroom Imuau. EFFICIENCY Apartment on BEDROOM, 1*> hath. $230 In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-WI3 1305 Elliott Avo., FA 2-3231 First St. Near 2 city free down, $73 on month. $23-0378 «r FA 2 U325. parking lots and shopping FlinN. Apt. 2300 Meltcinvlllr. or 322 3177 i - 322-4000. stores No utility charges. W E LA K A APARTMENTS: Suitable for couple or sin­ NICELY furn. 8 roam house. NO CASH NEEDED Rooms |irhutv baths, il l gle. Inquire Jacobson l)cpi. FA 2 0237. Bedroom, 2 bath. $81 a W. Firai St. Store. month. T. & I. included. 322 8083. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom AVAILABLE April IM. 3 Bit. Apartments. Kitchen equip­ House. Stove A refrig. $85. BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Kit IN TIIK Cl MCI'IT *’01 UT DP ped. 1U8 W. 18th St. I’ll. Mo. Located 2507 Highlawn clien equipped. No down T ill: NINTH Jt'IJII'IAL 4’MIFA 2 4078. t l IT (IP AND Flllt SRMIVUI I. Avc. Write obiter il. Her payment. 330J S. Park Ave. t'DPNTt, PMIItlHA. CHAV. Inch, 118211 (id more Dr. FA 2 1701. CIIIIY VII. I3NII RENT A 11ED Key West, Fla. T H E Rn.XTn N F I V E C B N T f i Itollauay, Hospital A Baliy MAY INCH HANK. MAYFAIR SECTION P lain tiff, Beds. Bedroom, dining room, ctuy 6 A Special Not li en ve. By Day, Week, or Month W IL LIA M P. I I E R N O S K V . J i t . fireplace, spacious kitchen, REMINDER e: ux and at *1,__ CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE large well landscaped lot, n s mi . ut* INCOME TAX SERVICE I’ll. FA 2-3181 110 W. 1st St. citrus and ihade tree*. At­ v i i i n t: u f v i i r t v M u ll H i A lii; PD IIIH 'I .IIN I 110-3 (). M. HARRISON'S tracted price $15,500 with T i l l Id A AC D. B R A N D T an d UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 mis. 1311 Palmetto Avc. 322-8827 term*. C It A It M A T,N B F. hath, 2 screened porches. Legal Notice B R A N D T , h ls w ife, I I E v l D i : V I ' E l 1‘ n k n n w n A.VII T i n All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In t e r e s ts by, th ro u g h , u n ­ der o r n u a ln st the a f o r e ­ said p er so n a YOU A R E h e r e b y notified t h a t a C o m p l a i n t to f o r e c l o s e a c e r t a i n m o r tg a K # e n c u m b e r ­ ing tb * follow ing deecrlbrd reel property, to -w lt: twit 3. tl tock " I f . Cl (E N ­ T R Y C L U I l MANOR, U N I T N o . 1, a c c o r d i n g to th e L i t 13. L A K E H A R R I E T p lat ( h e r e o f aa re co rded KMTATED, accord In* to In P l a t Hook I t . P a g e 33. II, e plat thereof Be re. P u b l i c Records o f Femlcord e d In I’L l lluok 13, le C ou nty, Florid a, pan--* 13 and I I , of the line p oberti filed a g a i n # ! you Public Records of Kamiin th a a h o v n - e i y t r d eu lt . and n o te County, Plurlda. WITNESS my hand and the you e r a r e q u i r e d to a e r v e a py of y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r sr.il of this Court at Sanford, co H-mln.-lr county, Floilda, Hits P l e a d i n g lo th*> C o m p l a i n t on IMel liHtl'e a t t o r n e y # , A ND F. lt11th day ot March. IMI. HON, RUH R. D E A N , I J i W N (SEAL) A r t h u r I f. I l e c k n t t h . J r . , DBA A v an dan H E R ' I. 333 C a s t C e n t r a l A v e n u e , O r la n d o , C lerk F l o r i d a , a n d fi l e t h e o r i g i n a l It): .Manila T. Vlhlen A n s w e r nr o t h e r P le a d in g In D.C. th e o f f i c e of Ilia C l e r k o f th e i ji l t s , H ed rick A Robinson C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r b e f o r e th e 133 South Court Street l l t h d a y of April. H'lil. I f you Orla n do, Florid* fa ll to do an, a d e c r e e pro A t tor n* > s f n r P l a i n t i f f l-iildleh M a rc h 13, 30, XT A r n h f e - i o w i l l he t a k e n a g a i n s t you fo r t h e r e l i e f d e m an d ed A p r il 3. In ( h e C o m p l a i n t . C1MS-3A T h i s N oti c e s h a l l 'b e p u b ­ l AHA I'.IITIsR AII.N r t ' l l l l III ISM ish e d on* a a w e e k (o r fo u r p r o j e c t .No, F l a . 4 3 - C - 4 0 3 - A I S c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In t h e T h e Hoard of P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n Hanford H er ald . DATED thla l l l h dsy of fo r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . M a r c h . 1443. Owner f$* p a r a t e sealed hlda f o r Of BAD A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h . J r . , K nell-li E sia tcs Elem entary C lark o f C ircuit Court Sch ool, S e m ln o l* C ou nty. F l o r ­ B y : M artha T . V lhlen ida, c o n s i s t i n g uf IS c l a s s ­ Deputy c l e r k ro o m s , l i b r a r y , ep aelal e d u c a ­ r u h l l s l . M a r c h 13, 24. 37 A tion room. adm inistrative s u i t e , c a f e l o r l u m . k i t c h e n , rt e. s A pril 3. 114*. w ilt be re ce iv ed by th e O w n ­ C D O-40 e r a t t h e Sc h ool A d m l n l s l r a N O TICE IIP n l l r tb>u Jt u l t d l n * , C om m ercial S t r e e t . S a n fo r d . F l o r i d a , u n t i l a T A T I : O P P l . l l l l I II.A T il t H A R B Y M tE LE , IA A.SI.. T h u r s d a y , A pril 4. Residence: 1143. a n d then ut . a i d o f f i c e h p r l n g v a l s R a n k B u ild in g publicly open ed and re ad h p r l n g v a l e , Maine aloud . You e r e here by n o t i f i e d th a t T h e I n f o r m a t i o n fo r Itlddere, P artitio n Hull ha* h ern F o r m o f Uhl, Ko rin o f C o n ­ a tract, Flan*, S p e c i f i c a t i o n s , b r o u g h t a g a i n s t you lu th e C i r c u i t C o u r t In a m i f o r rlenilan d Fo rm # o f Hid Bo n d and I 'c r f o r m a m - e Bond may be nole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , tn c h a n ­ en titled D U M IN IC J. e i a m l n e d In th e o f f i c e o f t h e c e r y , A r c h i t e c t . J o h n A. B u r t o n IV , 3 4 I E L E . P l a i n t i f f , v i . H A R R Y F o u r t h F l o o r , S a n f o r d A t l a n ­ M I E L K , D e f e n d a n t , In v o l v i n g tic N a ti o n a l Hank B u i ld i n g , 111* f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d re a l s l l u a l r l In O r a n g e Sanford. F l o r i d a , amt c o p i e s p r o p e r l y m ay he o b ta i n e d (h er e upon and Sr mliHile C o u n t i e s , F l u r l ­ p a y m e n t o f 1144.40 f o r e a c h da, to - W l t ! t a i l s 7, ). 1. 10 and I I of f i r s t a r t . Ad diti on al s e t a may B l o c k E an d l*ot I t of be o b ta i n e d a t (Sold) each , B l o c k F . H E M IN O L E T E R ­ h a l f o f wh ic h I* r e f u n d a b l e R A C E , a c c o r d i n g to t-lnl upon r e t u r n of m i n i . I b e r e o f a i r e c o r d e d I " I'lnl Airy u n e u cc e e sfu l bidd er s B o o k I I , p a g e 3# vif th e upon returning flrel ee|a p u b l i c r e c o r d * o f Hemluole p r o m p t l y an d In good c o n d i ­ County, Florid a, ti o n . w i l l be re fu n d e d h is p a y . en d m e n t In fu ll If s u c h r t i u r n lo ts 1, |e. an d U of i t m a d e w ithin te n day a a f t e r B l o c k It, t l D h i : V I L L A , #"• I h s bbl ope nin g. U e n e r a t Camc o r d i n g lu p lat t h e r e o f a" Iraclsire sec u rin g d ocum e nt# re<x>r<1* d In I 'l e t B o o k V, a n d wot eu b r n lt l ln g pro p o sal p a g e 41 o f t h e p u b l i c r e ­ s h a l l be r r f u n d - d o n e - h a l f the c o r d s of D r a u g e C o u n t y , d r p o s l t upon r e t u r n uf d o c u ­ Florid a. m e n t ! In go od c on d iti on . e n d yo u a r e r e q u i r e d to fi l e The owner reserves th e r i g h t to Waive an y l l if u r m a - y o u r A ' i s w , r r,r o t h e r d e fs n a e a l i l i e s a r lo r e j e c t any o r a l l w i t h t h e C l e r k o f ilia C i r c u i t Court of Mrmlnola C ou nty, bide. Each bl-IJfr m ust d e p o sit F l o r i d a , an d s r r v a a c op y o f w i t h h ie bid a e c u r l ly In the s u c h a n s w e r o r o t h e r d e f e n s e a m o u n t , fo r m and e u b j e c t lo upon p l a i n t i f f ’s a t t o r n e y , HHO. t h a cond iti on# pro vided lu th a A, fi D E K It . J i t . Whose a d . l r . s e Is 113 M a g n o l i a A ven ue. P a n I n f o r m a t i o n f o r Didde r*. F l o r i d a , on o r b e fo r e A t t e n t i o n o f bidder# I* p a r ­ fur.I. ticu larly c a l le d to th e re - April I, m i A. it., a n d if you hulrem enls a s tc* ru n d ltl u n a fa ll to do an, a D e c r e e P r o Will be entered o f e m p l o y m e n t to be o b s e r v e d C on re s ao a n d m i n i m u m » * « « rate# tu a g a i n s t you fu r th a r e l i e f d e ­ m and ed In th e C o m p l a i n t . be pai d u n d e r t h e c u n l r a o L W i t n e s s m y h an d an d th e No bidd er may w i t h d r a w hie bid W ith in t a de ye a f t e r lha se a l o f sa id C o u r t t h i s 4tli day a c t u a l d a l e o f t h e o p e n i n g o f M a rc h , A. D. 114*. (H E A L * thereof. A r t h u r If B e c k w i t h , J r J . D. W r i g h t , J r . C l a r k o f th a C i r c u i t C o u rt C hairm an In an d f o r Hsml nolo C o u n ­ Hoard of P u b l i c I n a t r u c ty. F l o r i d a , t l o n fo r hcnlltwila C ou nty. lly: M artha T. V ihltn Florid a I). C. R. T . M i l " * * tt em lnole C o u n t y (i u p e r l n l e n - (le u. A Hprtr , J r d e a l o f P ub lic I n e l r u c t l o n and A t t o r n e y f o r P l a i n t i f f K a -O fficio S e c r e ta r y to th e 113 M a g n o lia Avanua Ho ard o f I 'd b l k I n s t r u c t i o n Han ford. F l o r i d a P u b l i s h M a t c h 4, 13, ! » , 27. P u b l i s h M arc h 13, 30, 37, 1»43 CD 4J-2 e CIHi-IS 301) Magnolia Avc. Apply up­ 9. For Sale or Rent Safe drivers save up to 20'T stairs evenings. 11 you like country living. or more un nutoinobilu in­ 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On Houses for rent. For inforsurance. south side of big Lake mution contact Ted Wil­ Mary. Water for iNiating, 3 Bedroom, Cll home on largo liams Hardware, 2U3 E. etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ 23th St. corner lot. ll»» den, largo mately 2' j acre*. FA 2-0182. kill hen, wall to wall car­ 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen in't air conditioner in living equipped. $73 month. I’ll. 1 New Iioum: near Lake Mary. room, mol other extras, 322-3<g)8. FA 2-3303. Only $85.00 per month, in­ ROOMS, Hie Gables, 4U1 PARTLY furnished. 4000 First cluding taxes mid iiixurnnre. Magnolia Avc. FA 2 0720. SI. Large lot $80 per Low Down Payment. See month. tills uiiu tu d n y l Bcdi'iNiiii Ikiuse, kitchen furn. on Lake Golden. Near 12. Real KHlate For Sato lyase. Call FA 2-4045 during NICE HOME, largo lot on 15. day, FA 2-4730 after 5:30. 1702 A interstate 4. $3(810 UNFURN 2 Ik'drm. Favor­ takes it furnished ut 1-ako able location. FA 2-U274. Monroe. FA 2-0230. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Kltrlien equipped. FA 2 3051. New completely furnished 2 bedroom home. FA 2 2577. Furn. : 1 Bedroom house. Adults. No pets. FA 2 Tllilt 11R.. 2 BATH. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TO QUAL. BUYERS. ONLY $450.00 DOWN. MONTHLY PAYMI’S ON PHIN. INT. $72.00. T E E \N GREEN. PHONE 322-27 If MODERN Office with ennfer- LAKE VIEW Home for sale nr otice loom. Air-conditioned. trade for u lilt'd farm un the west side of Sanford. Call FA 2-7431*. FA 2-7808 days or FA 2-0388 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen nlgliti. equipped. Nter base. LAKE MARY FA 2-3085. New 2 bedroom Hi bath with Attractive 3 bedroom. 2 hath best lernt*. Monthly pay­ home. Fenced yard. Near ments $81 including taxes NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ ami Insurance. CALL NOW. cle. FA 2 148t. HUY TODAY! LAKE MARKHAM LOTS FURN. Apt FA 2-2800. lad us show you these high 2 BEDROOM furnished house and dry lota. All have water k washer. 280i Magnolia. frontage, averaga (lie 100 x 2(8). Wonderful fishing, FURN. Apart. Including tillboating a n d awlmming lUfca. $40. mil Magnolia Price $1,10300. — Name Ate. your own term*. 2 BEDROOM furnished Trail­ er. 10' x 3o'. Olf Myrtle Ave, near latke Jessup, Adult* preferred. $70 |wr REALTOR — INSUROll month. FA 2-4t!M. FA 2-4391 1019 S. Frenrh Ave. Summer rale for nice 2 bedGOVERNMENT OWNED room furn. apt. $05. 17(8) HOMES Magnolia. Priced from Ift.HOO.OO to $15,500 00 Two bedrooms, 1 hatli 2 ROOM Furnished Cottage. tu three bedroom*, two Lights & water included. UUIik located in various FA 2 1787. .Stemper Agency ~ fuhn Thiikd FOR rent 4 bedroom lakcfront Large 2 bedroom taring park ...................... . 4 liedroom eonvvnient lo­ cation . . . 2 bedroom uiifurmslKd neat .............................. $125 HO'i Jl.»b $ 75 Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSLROR > A 2 42$I 1010 h French Avc SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS aetdloos uf Snnfoid. Down payinetiu from $oo.uo to $500.(81. Buy u cumplotuly mundiHotted home whiclt iiuTutles ropaiiilittg inside anil out — or snvti by jiurchnsiog on un "A S IS " Basis. You owe it to yourself and your family to investigate these bargain# In home buys, Nu red tape. Wu run qualify you iu 30 inlnuter. Jim Hunt Realty O.'fica FA 2-2111 NighU FA 2-0&U $23-0700 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, FU. 27. Spcclnl Service* FRIGIDAIRE Sales & Service G. II. HIGH ACCORDION. Full 120 bass. Bargain. FA 2-8505 aft«r 7 p. m. 700 \V. lit St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-J8E3 21" LAWN Mower for sala or trada for Utility trader. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate $23-0803. Remove Thatch • Chinch LAM BR ETTA Scooter $100. Bug Spray tVC 13) • FortlComplete Aquarium $15.00. lie—Pit. FA 2 4211 Girls Site I Shoe Skates, MANSFIELD LAWN SKR. $9.00. FA 2 8311. 29. Automobile Service AUTO "GLASSINSTALLED (Scn’tnrik Gloss mid Point Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 AUTO - RADIO Drivr-ln Rrpair Service PERSONAL II \l>IO A T. V 25th SI. A Sanford Ave, Ph. 323-0653 WINDOW. Jalousie k picture combination. 73 x 48. $1200. NO 8-4504. CROSLEY Electric Range, 30". Excellent condition. $50. FA 2-3199. Piano Bargains Child Care. FA 2-2274 Children kepi. TA 2-4182. .15. Furniture 19. Nllm itlnnM W n iilc d FLORIDA STATE BANK 1032 FORD Ik ton pickup NURSE would like elderly WANTED reliable couple lo Truck. $175.00 cash. Ph. lake up monthly payment* patients in her home. Ovie­ FA 2 8831. of $1330 on 3 complete do A Sanford area. Call rooms of furniture. Call evenings 383-3589. 1957 FORD Ranch Wagon. T B 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ Good motor. Power alter­ RETIRED N U U S E wants lect. ing, power brakes. Good patient. Private room. Car rubber. $275 cash. 322-7331. Used furniture, appliances, service. Pit. TB 83701 tools, etc. lloughl • Sold. 57. IIonlH - Motor* 21. Heuuty Sninno I jr r y 's Mart 215 Sanford Avc. Ph. FA 2-4132 HARM F T P S BEAUTY. NOOK Gzteway To The Waterway Complete Beauty Servieo Hobnon Sporting Goods FREE ESTIMATE Evening Appointments Upholstering & Mattress ren­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 ovating. New & Used Furni­ 301-6 9 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 1902 7*1 hp. WIZARD Motor S jk ’ c iu I on Perm*. Call for & tank. $12$ FA 2-5312. FA 2-2117. opputnlmeni. 3 Senior ope­ rssa rators. Free purking lots. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 38, .MolorcycleH • Bcootcru 318 Palmetto Avc. 322-0831 Service With the Cash. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. 1 SUPER TRADING POST 25. FluinhiiiK .Services New k Used. FA 24)877. Lewis Sales & Servlet Wall J .11. Articles For Sale Reconditioned and refinLxhed reduced to $295.00. $13 83 down, $10.45 per month. Reclaimed spinet reduced for quirk sale $10.75 de­ ,11 l’mtllrv • Livestock livers, only $18.05 per month. Ellington Grand Large Shetland Ponies; I Mahogany rebuilt like new gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ only $695 00. Rentali $10.00 dles and bridles. 322-9162. per month. Streep'* 611 N. Orange, Orlando, l ’hono HI A. Pots 424-2401TOY POODLES, Silver. AKC tlinmplonsliip line. Plume ilG. Automobile* . T r u c k s FA 2-7UH 1930 VALIANT. Pvt. owner. :i_>. Flower* - Shrubs Going oversea*. Sell tor best offer. FA 2 9819. PETUNIA, Snapdragon, pan­ tile stock. 1950 PLYMOUTH Station GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Wagon. Good concilium, l’h. Grapevillo Ave. Near 2Mh St. FA 2-1819. Annuals. Petunias, Snapdra­ BUYING A NEW or gons, Pansies, Vegetable USED CART Plant*. Dutch Mill Nursery. FINANCE IT WITH US Upsala ltd. Just olf Ailh St. ♦ ldtvv Interest Hate* and 1st St. ♦ latw Monthly Payments ber oik * in its field. If you bate a pleasing personality iitul best references, write fully today to Manager, Ut. 2 Box 373-C Sanford. > « III. A rtic le * F u r S a le l 31 2517 Country Club Rd. Ph. FA-2-7028 Childrens shoes, $1.88. Boys pants $2.77, 2 pairs $3.30. '59 VESI’A Grand Spurt. AIR CONDITIONING Owner transferred. Must Surplus City, 201 W. 1. CONTRACT and REPAIR sacrifice. 122 llays Drive, WORK 1961 Zlg Z.ag Sewing Machine Country Club 3Unor. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6502 Darns, makes button holes. With guarantee. 3 Payments 39. Truilera • Cabanaa PLUMBING of $0 40. FA 2 9111. Contracting Repairs REALTOR — INSUROll 1938 MOBILE HOME with FA 24901 1910 S. French Ave. FREE ESTIMATES S' x 20* aluminum Insulat­ Will) purr ha sc of Blue Lustre R. L. HARVEY ed sabana. $300 equity and rent Electric Carpel ShamIM MKDIATE OCCU P ANCY FA 2 3383 assume payment*. Plumo pooer for only $1 per day. 201 Sanford Ave. 3 Bedroom—with alr-roiulllFA 2 0450. , Carroll'* Furniture. toning and screened porch. 2(1. Itnilio At T elev ision Any type of financing. Pay­ PERSONAL RADIO & ments as low as $6l.oo per T.V. SERVICE month, plus taxes and in­ surance to qualified buyer. We repair Plwno Changer* Radio & T.V., Auto Radios TEE N GI\EEN ESTATES 1 DAY SERVICE Phone 322-2744 SPRING 25th St. it Sanford Avc. IM MEDI ATE OCCUPANCY I’ll. $23-0635 3 Bedroom — with air-con­ FA ST D EPEN D A BLE TV. ditioning and large family Service Service calls $1 00. room - Any typo financing. Home Service Co. $03 San­ Payments ax low ns $88 85 ford Avc. FA 2 3332. a 1110., plus taxes and Insur­ ance to qualified buyer. WANTED used T.V. Mia. T E E 'N GREEN ESTATES Call FA 2V792. Pltone 323-2744 NEW CHEVROLET . O l . I ) S • C A D I L L A C T. V SERVICE after fl pm . LAKE MARY. Evansdaie Call FA 2-6*127. USED l'AItS A N D T R U C K S section. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath home. On large lot, near 27. Special Service* $2088 and up CHEVROLET'S sellout*. Sandy b«ach and $3123 and up OLDS - 88 boat launching on Little WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPR1NKER SYSTEMS Lake Mary. 013,000. Ph. $5161 and up CADILLAC All Type* and Siira FA 2-7091. Wu Repair and Servlcu Highland Park S T IN B 412 Edith a Circle Machinery and Supply Co. Tilts three bedroom block 20T W. 2nd SI. FA 2-GI32 Imiiiio mi |wi) lot* can lie Plano liming amt Repair purchased for |12,nuuoo. ON ANY NEW OR USED Can lie financed through W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 CAR IN STOCK FHA hy qualified purchas­ SINGER er for only $Dou 00* down PLYMOUTH 2 Door V-S SKWING MACHINE Including closing cost. E x­ CAM , FA 2-57KI clusive listing. F tlltll Htalhin W iiiin 4 Ilnur V*8, Autumn tic ----—............... .. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS CADILLAC Sedan lie Villa Air-Conditioning Realtor Tuner, Air Uundiliuned ....... - ..............— II. II, l*OPE CO.. INC. FORD I Dour, li Uyl„ Station Wagon Raymond larndqiiist, Ax*o. 201* So Park Ave. FA 2 1231 Automatic Transmission ------------- —— FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg FORD Country Sedan LAWN SERVICE V-8, Overdrive .................... . .......... ... lluNincHM Opportunity Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ CHEVROLET Station Wagon 8 Cyl, Std. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. INDEPENDENT Service Sta­ CHEVROLET Vt Ton Pickup, FA 21817. tion for lease On highway ti Cyl., Automatic 17 92 near Sanford. Phne CHEVROLET 4 Door. • Cyl.. Sin. Wngnn FA 2-7843, PLYMOUTH > Door Hardtop Kxtru Speciul 6 Cyl.. Sid. Shift 1G, Female Help Wonted CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan UeVllU Power And Air (’and. 58 FORD STATION WAG­ SEWERS WANTED CHEVROLET >i Ton Pickup ON, 4-dr., auto. Iran#., It A . IMMEDIATELY 8 C1»L Hid. Shift .................. ..... II. $593. NO DOWN PAY­ Wqrk at homo doing ainqile CHEVROLET I Door Station Wagon MENT. ■awing. Wr aupply materi­ V-8. Automatic ............ CHEVROLET I Hour Sedan als ami pay shipping bulb 6 Cyl., Std. Shift ................ ways. Good rale of pay. I’lmnhitijr & IIi'iitiiiK Stemper Agency R O LLER S 0/S A N F O R D D IS C O U N T SALE 10 % DISCOUNT 58 66 59 58 57 I'icca work. Apply, Dept. AD 389, Box 7010, Adelaide Post Office, Toronto, On­ tario, Canada. SANFOIU) MOTOR CO. k00 French A**. *496 486 2385 685 585 '1 8 695 1095 1795 1195 AND MANY 0TI1BRR AT — t l * E. 2nd 8T. AND 230$ PARK ATE. EASY GMAC PAYMENTS 1 �f '- AI 9hr •eitfurB Wrrelh rafre 4-A —Mar. 20,1963 I S blooming K V i l l o m i n g with v v im is •U •r § IO O V K V IO O PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MARCH 23, 1963 Green Stamps S wilh this coupon ond purchose of: Kidney Beans . . . S $ 5 .0 0 OR MORE NATO A T L A N T I C Chief — Atlm. Harold I'mfe Smith Ih to be­ come Supreme Allied Commander in the At­ lantic, succeeding Atlm. Jtobcrt L. Denniaon, ef­ fective April 30. At preiumi*. Smith i» comman­ der-in-chief, U.S. Nuval force)!, Europe. Joon of Arc Red limit 1 aaupon par family pltaiel Ifsp rwa i»t,„ Which 11, ( t i l l 29« Mueller Wide, Medium or Fine Egg Noodles mux: • t e e I9 « e Speciol Skotch Jug Pack Nescafe Instant C o ffe e .................. 'ft' $ 1.99 thnen p ro d u ce la n e Vine-Ripened Florida Keep Poison From Children, Parents Warned j- ' a i To stem the riling tide of accidental poisoning of tmall children, the American Red Cron urgei parents to take the utmost precaution* to keep polaonou* substance* beyond their children's reach. The Red Cros* has joined 31 member-organizations of the National Planning Council in observance ol National Poiton Pretention Week, March 17-23, John F. MiCknkcy, Chairman ot the Seminole County Chapter, said. “ Mure than 300,Duo acciden­ tal poisonings a year happen in children (ive years old and younger," McClo.kcy said. "Proper safeguards by parents could have prevented most ol liiese accident*, of which ionic .V*> were fatal.’’ Pretention ami emergency care of poiroti victim* i» taught In all Hrd Crot* first aid courses At ihi* time, peak season fur first aid (raining, some 3S,b0u classes are in progress around the country, McCloskey said. McCloakcy recomme.tded these measure* to prevent small children (pint swallow, mg household items which are poisonous.; 1. laick up drugs, intcciides, detergents, and cleaning materials, or store them well beyond children's reach. Re­ member that children learn to climb at an early a g e before they can tell the dif­ ference between harmless and harmful substances. 2. Return the dangerous Items t o , their customary storage places immediately after u*ing. 3. Keep harmful household item* In their original con­ tainers. Do not transfer them to mason Jars, milk or soft drink bottles. t. Children arc im itativedo not take medicines in their presence. 3. In administering medi­ cines to children, refer to them as "medicine," not as "candy." Always lake or give medicines in well lighted rooms and always read the label first. (I. When the illne.-s for which a medicine wa* pres­ cribed i» over, dispose of the remaining urdictnc by flushing it down tlie dram. Rinse the container llwrtiughly before discarding TOMATOES lb. Crisp New England 15 * McIntosh Apples ................... 39< bag Juicy Sun-Kiit ... 29* Lemons Crisp Florida Pascal 2 Celery .talk, 1 9 * d a ir y sp e cia l* Halved or Sliced Yellow Cling F & P P eaches . . . . 4 Kraft's Mirada Whippad O r a n g e , G ra p e or Florida eraakitana's Tasty Whippad Margarine . r r . ............. «■/ 29c Punch H i- C D r i n k s ........... 3 “a" 89c Georgia-Red Standard Canned Butter W W I I V I e e e e e e e e e e e s • • a # AO* ( yp Fillthuiy laki*|.faahr Biscuits........................... 19c TENDER-AGED H EAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Mild Wficaniln Ckaata T o m a t o e s ..............8 «„:,3$ 1. Kraft Sllaad Amaritaa at fimanta Special Canister Pack, all grinds Folger's C h e e s e ........................... 'Jr* 49c Cheddar ........................ 3 -lb . C o f f e e ................. <■ T 8- Muiselman’s Tangy farm Haura Kiag list Appla at Ckarry =3°3 4 9 , A p p le S a u c e ........... 4 * cons Fruit P ie s....................... ” *;* 69c Ckaf'l (rang Tatty trastn 10-as. O } • • * pk(, AaJW Waffles .................. With Chick.n! WIMarnats Assorted Flovors Squore-Pock Q Swift Ice Cream.................. 4 til $1. _____ 65c fro ze n fo o d s (limit I per customer with purchases of S5 or morel tl-a s. 7 Q . • • pke. / ” C Wild R ice............... SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED Bonclati Round S te a k ib. 8 9 ( Pot R o ast ibono'< "> ib. 59< Sh o rt R ib s . • ib. 4 9 ' Ground B eef ib. 4 9 Hallaway Hcuta Staffad Cabbage R o l l ____ . . . 'S r 59c Swift's Premium Canned □ Corned Beef H a sh ..............3 — 89« Marfan'a 1l-Cs«nt Fraian _____ Maaltima-Maid Frasan laat tykes Delicious Conned I | Chili with B eans................ r j0 0 can I9 « Donuts .................... 'p0;;- 39c ] Pillsbury F lo u r.......................49c □ P o rk S t e a k s ........... »> ■45« 16-aa. g ^ c • Pkt Cube Steak .......... loath'* Fatah at Cad F ille t s ..................... Plain or Self-Rising Fresh Lean 2'pVr 89c Raath’i Frlad leal lap 10-.*. 4 9 c tH Dinners.................... Rath's Black Hawk Hickory Smoked ib. 4 9 < □ S lic e d B a co n . . . Tarnow't Whole-Hog □ P o rk S au sag e . . 59< lb. Tarnow't Assorted Sliced °* 25« □ Lu n ch e o n M e a t s , 6pkg. (bologna, liver-cheese, pickle 0 pimento* Herman's Cocked or Baked 6 °*. □ S lice d H a m • • • • • pkg. 5 9 c Swift's Premium Sausage □ S m o k i e s ................. 7 c 5 9 « ••L e n ten S e a fo o d T re a ts 99 Seat Controversy Door Re-Opened i i ■ 4 | H [ • t / r TALLAHASSEE (U P!) The North Florida District Court of Appeals Tuesday re­ opened the door for petitionera seeking an' election to move the Volusia Couniy seal from DcLaud to Daytona Ucach. Tile petitions-two of llicin —will have to be recanvasaed ainee the District Court set aside part of ■ ruling by Cir­ cuit Court Judge P. H. Revels which laid the County Com mission could not exclude a name from one of the petitbu* wlihuut following cer­ tain steps Hie high rourt opinion, written by Judge Wallace K. Sturgli, said that the two pe­ titions will be considered to­ gether In the rerauvass to de­ termine U the election must be celled. □ S e a B a ss F ille ts . . «■ • 59< □ D e e p -S e a S ca llo p s ib 69< -SF.HVING m v s s fm Green Stam p* S; »ilh A n aavpfri and y*td>«ia af; I Y S 0 L S P R A T D IS IN F E C T A N T v;: ItiN ta t * 4t . ' W ants U , £*){ Green S ta m p s ^ *>th ii ii c«vf«» m i r*rdi«i« *k CR IST TOOTH PASTE 'IT 98c nabisco lorna doones 39* <=>V ^ 83c iPM tts *e» March 11. 19*11 (M il W HERE MbVnmmWt OOO'Vmnf 000 „ ^ J(!l Green Stam ps •i* Ala aanyaa a*d pwdtaaa afi SHOPPING SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRANKS IS A m. Sfc (•tO.ro* liU March 21 m il I sunshine orbit cremes french's instant potatoes french's instant potatoes ken-l-ration dog food nS T 39* s r 33* "AV. 59* 6 “ 98* s n iiM is . FEItN (A s s iu .iiH im r . I’AUK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NOUTII OKI.ANDO AND 8ANFOKD" . . . . HIGHWAY IIOAD lilt PLEASURE ken-l-ration dog food 2 ALTAMONTE 49* 17-92 and from STATU dash ( lOc-off label) detergent - 69 * TT �.* c1 • x < C lO •t> l a r k y v e r s i i k i . A FEW RANDOM NOTES ON A DULL DAY . . . Republican* can re*t easy , , . Jan Fortune sent us an other telegram saying lie will nol be transferred. We tried in get a Mate merit from Jan Fortune on Kern Park incorporation . . Alter speaking to three secretar­ ies, two receptionists, a mis­ sile technician, a gentleman from the Orange County Chamber of Ctimmeree, a member of the Itoltin* Col­ lege university department on political science we were in­ formed t hat Mr. Fortune would not he in today. tniTea-cd Interest in tile of proposed incori'oration Fern Park must tv shown by residents id that community iieforc liny action will be t..kon by the Seminote I'oun ty legislator delegation, it was indicated today. Casselberry has gone on record as npiwiving Fern Park's incorporation and At tamonie Springs has indicatcd it will aHo npjwise, with Tax Boosts For Jai-Alai, Dogs, Expected commend to tin* full legisla­ tive council, which meets herr Frday to put the fin­ ishing touche* on measure* it will send to Pie legislature, a bill repealing the 1955 dog track relief law which gives TV SHOWS I II LIKE TO these tracks a rebate SEE . . . amounting to Sioo a day. —On "The Defenders." The attorney tells lit* son. "We’ll talk about the principle later. Hid you get die fee7" —On "Honanza." The four heroes see a wounded man at the side of Hie trad. They look at each other anil keep WASHINGTON (U PI) — riding. Senate investigator* called —on "David Brinkley'* Defense Secretary Journal." A half hour probe Deputy of "Chet Huntley reporting.” Hoswrtl (iilpairie today to —On "The Untouchables." ask for the name of an "tinEliot Net* is offered a bribe, identified Pentagon spokes­ accepts it happily, has a man" who belittled their rousing good lime, kicks a TFX airplane inquiry. Jlcfcnse Secretary Robert newspaperman, laughs at a tittle old lady begging for a S. McNamara was scheduled lew cents to liny some bread, to test if ly later in the day in defense of hi* decision to nisi no one evrr finds out. award the multz-billion dollar TEX contract to General Dy­ Political pundits are bet­ ting that less than 1.000 pen namics instead of Hoeing Air­ pie turn out for the special craft Co. Reports ot possible conflict legislative elect um Tuesday of interest by civilian penta­ , . lat a show 'em they're gon officials in Um* award wrong. added fre-h controversy to the already jwlitlcally explos­ Maffett Pudding on Com­ ive investigation mercial looking real good. They'll he putting the limenick on 25di SI. next week . . , Project expected to be com­ pleted in about two month* . . . Cost J75.000. * TFX Senate Probe Thickens A CONV E IIS ATI 0 N WITH LEE GARY Hfporler: How do you feel about doubling the Supervisor of Itegistralion’s salary? Gary; I don't have any de­ MIAMI i l l ’ll — Hmise cision this morning . . . Speaker Mallory Horne *aid .Might have one in a few days. Wednesday » special House committee studying eduraThe same question to John lion need* in the state lia* Alexander; "Still studying recoinmemk-ii raise* of KXHI the matter It ought to be con­ to fcgsi annually for teacher*But Uic teacher* ate ask­ sidered if she can operate her office fulltime with the same ing for tnore amount of money she i< pres­ The Florida EducatKin A* aociauon it plugging for rsia-, ently getting along on." *> a meeting set for March 27 to discuss only that ques­ tion. Gordon V Frederick, lie. mocralic candidate for die legislature, said today that •t personally tielieve that at least 15 to :<t per cent of the people should show some 1definite interest in forming tin’ Town of Fern Park In* fore the legislative dek’gatlnn could cnnsiler such a proposal." Frederick continued; "Frankly J do not know howmany property owners are within the proposed town J understand there are six protile on die committee which prrpaied and propose* the charter. However, it has al­ ways been die policy to re quire a substantial showing that the people want a town charter before die Seminole legislative delegation would consider its passage." The candidate concluded, "My present thinking is that such an act should provide a referendum tie held »m a petition of l.vjn per cent of the land owners and that the actual incorporation would require at least a majority vote." Hep. S J. Havis Jr. anil Mark Cleveland J r . unop­ posed Pemnoratir candidate for slate senator, reported dial "whatever the people of the area effected want" will rule the art ion of the dele­ gation. "Those in "avor should let us know and liaise o|.jw>M'd should do tin* same, so that vec can he in a post* linn to make a decision as a delegation. We need an expression of a goodly minitier in determine the wishes ol tlte majority " WKATIIKU: Fuir nuil cool through Friday. High Utility. Cm -70. l.nw tonight, fta-GO. Hunt Tuna Killer I was removed from the food chain's slielves across die We'll probably get a tele­ nation. The cans were sub­ gram tomorrow on tlm mut­ jected to close scrutiny by the ter. teams of health inspectors. Sought was the extremely Our legislation delegation. rare Type E botulism, which Mark Cleveland Jr ., Cordon Frederick and Joe Davis, is suspected of taking the when they go to Tallahassee lives of two Crosse He, Mich., TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) — early next month will have women. about go bills in their tup poc­ A Legislative committee re.Mrs, Colette Brown, 37. ket* . , . Most important will ami mended today hills to died last Friday, and Mrs. p r o b a b l y he county wide take additional state revenue Margaret McCarthy. 3!). died drainage . . . Making it legal from legalized I-citing at d-g T o o ts y , They had eaten a to spend road and bridge fund lunch of tuna fish from a can tracks ami jat alai. money for area drainage. bearing the A il* label, and Hut the legislative council’s became violently ill shortly tinier a new proposal Sem­ lax committee voted not to afterward. inole County Will get better recommend a proposal that There is no conclusive evi­ forestry protection . . . In would cost Sunshine Horse dence a* yet that the suspect­ the pa-t we shared a forester Track at Oldsmar another ed tuna was the real cause nl the botulism poisoning, hut it with Orange and Lake . . ■ $1H7,K17 in taxes. was being checked, Now It will only tic Lake. 1 hi oL.ni 'Yiu wiih.hvwn ?t Thomas Hi own, chief in­ die request of the State Itacvestigator of the FDA * lie Homestead exemption dead­ ing Commission which Ju*t tndt oilier, said the other in line nears . . . and so do two weeks ago had suggest­ gieilicnts of the lunch, coffee taxes. ed it be enacted into law. and bread, were ruled out u Hating Commission Ctinir possible causes of the hotul Hung Slenstroin's l o n g man Holier! Morgan said the ism. range planning comn idee on commission changed Its .ntnd education will meet next Tests conducted on a dozen i in the interim because Sunlucsday at 7:J» |un. at the ihi|w haJ , vory |MMir , e l oilier cans of turns trom the Civic Center to discuss that son and probatily could not same batch showed no botul­ proposed stale university . . . afford Hie extra lute. The ism, lit own said. "It is remotely possible Heal im|Hirtunt meeting . . . measure would have repeal­ We noted Maek Cleveland ami ed lire s|M'iial tax rate allow­ Ilia! iMilulism could have or Cordon Frederick along with ed hor*o tracks with an aver­ curled in only the one can. John Krldcr huddling to­ age daily pari-mutuel pool of lint we can't figure how that gether in the drug store the less than *400,000 per day could happen . . . nor ran we other day . . . Celling ready Sunshine is the only track tigure what else, besides botulism, was Involved in ilie lor the log push to get litis of fee led. school here. Tlie committee voted to re­ deaths,” be said. t incorporate Or. The city will start extensive inspection of nil downtown structures within the next month, Mayor Toni .McDonald said today. McDonald saitl the Imiltlinn and fire inspec­ tor will probably be given the green light in about a month to go over every Imililing in the downlow*n area and report back to the commis­ sion. At the present time more than Uhl struc­ tures have been called condemned in the hist six months— most of them in the outlying areas. All the structures have been vacant. Most of the property owners of the con­ demned buildings have torn down the structures by themselves. Only in very minor instances has the city stepped in to clear the property. i'larrd on recent condemnation list for public hearing has been the old S •inb’ole hos­ pital on Oak Ave. DKTROIT (UI’ I) — A nnt ion wide search for a killer, suspected of being lodged in a small can <>f tuna fish and causing the deaths of two women, con­ tinued today under the direction of the Food and Drug Administration. Under voluntary action, all A&P brand tuna fish i* t^ People Decide—Frederick Downtown Check Slated - McDonald A « VOl.. r>:t United Press Leased Wit * Bulletin LUKA INK UAMF.KON New Entry Set In Beauty Show Ml** Lurnlue Cameron, 17 year old daughter of Mr. und Mi*. Arthur Cann ron of West First St. i* the liiiid contest­ ant in tlie Mi** Scmimilu • minty Contest, E. H.trpei, J t., contest chairman announ­ ced today, M a* Cameron, n blue-eyed blonde was named Culie of the Week by IIndio Station WIIh u . for March II to 17. Sim play* piano, when »he‘s not rcading-or coUcctirur_rcr-. old* or listening to them, or ruling on her burse, Siie hopes to marry a goodlooking man who i* kind and bn* a sense of humor, but in the meantime, she plan* to study for sonic kind of social work after her graduation I loin t-CHI mote It igit Hi-1usd. I,maiur i* five fa. , livo and a quarter Jnrhex tali, weigh* 170 with measuremi nt* of -*CI. DeBary Gets Okay On Bank JACKSONVILLE (CPU— The rlnrida Milk CooiioLslou voted today to frerze milk price* at the rurrrnl wholesale level and In ptair limit* on the amount nl rtiicount a distllliulor maj give a retailer. me old democratic way tlm, tlie majority rules, tlm top candidate wins amt t lint is that, tine u p on The Herald did nut down , , , I hut losing can­ didate Reginald Webster bad complained of a sign in the voting room <<> Circuit Judge j Volie A. William* J r .; that tu n a A . . . BRIEFS Red Satellite MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union today tunnelled another unmanned earth sat­ ellite to gather spare datu for flltmu manned flights. S u r lu lls TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Sen. Ed price Jr., of Hnidrtiton, says ihal a proposed Sev­ ern tier lax oil puipwood nml minerals to go before tlie up­ coming Legislature will gel "very serious consideration.'' Explosion MIAMI (U PI) — Several piopuhu gas lank* exploded west of Miami International Ait port W<slnr.-day night a ft­ er a file bloke out ill a cylin­ der filling room where Hie gas is buttled for distribu­ tion to homes. Restore Full Citizenship To Lee Urged Teacher Pay Hike Study On The com mil lee decided to recommend retaining tie- prevent program of state-jirovid ed texltsaiks instead of switdiing to a system of having parents buy Hie books, Horne rejtorted. "The committee decided the practice was tui ingrainrd for a sudden change," he 1 said. TIIUIIS., MAIIU1I 21. HIGH SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. G73 Sign Controversy, Results Plague North Orlando The balloting is complete, the poll* a to rinsed, the re* suits have been announced . . . but the campaigning contin­ ue-. in Nnrtli tlilurido. The Heiald hll* hern be­ sieged Ibis morning with telrphone rails of complaints, Special Training charges, answers . . , but it MIAMI ( UPI I — The U. S. appear* many cannot accept armed forces expect to lake in about t-'li of lido Cuban in* j*sun brigade members who ap­ plied for speeial tunning A sperial meeting vv-ns held in In-Hniy Tuesday night at tlie homo of Mr. amt Mi*. Samuel Futon to advise tlie residents of Doltary that Dep­ uty Controller of Currency T. G. ill-shorn of Washington, It. I Ini* approved H charter Ask JF K Help WASHINGTON (UPI) — to open o Kaliunn! Hunk ill Florida senators and n-preDellary as requested last No­ scntaliven called on President vell! tier, Kennedy und on striking un­ .Stock in tlie amount of ion men and company official* f loll,null, l i.oou share* at fill) per shore, soon u .11 I*. put on Wednesday to make an allout effort to «.nd the Florida WASHINGTON i l l ’ll - tlie market w ill residents of East Const Hallway strike. lb,, lummunity being given Gen, Robert E. te r died without the full rights of an fust t-hulee nf miIi * mil to Ends Talks American citizen—the revered exceed loll shale* to any oiiu OIIEKLIN, l Him ( til'll — person. leader of a hist rauv* Delegates nf six Protestant A III-W building will he Today a freshman con denominations end their dis­ gressman asked Conitres* to elected on a site yet to lie cussions today on n prwpo-al restore cltl/cndup to Hie man dctei mined and a bunk pn-sito nirtge llieir 21 million who led Hie Southern force* dent amt c a s h ie r w ill In- h in d , member* into one church. in tiie field during the War lint li«w Delluiy Hank will Major obstacle* still loomed offer complete sen ne- ai,.t Hctween the Stales. laige again-l u posiitde union. Hep James II. Quillen, tit stock will In' sold as out Inn J Tenn ), introduced a resolu­ by the Deputy Cutitiollcr of Terms .Set tion to niake Iso "poxlhum t uiivtwy In Wash mg ton, NEW YORK (UPI) — ously a dti/en tn good Hand­ D. » Striking mailers came to ing again" in order to rigid Proposed us dircctUJ* will be terms early today with news­ a "long-standing wrong " I I . G u y t 'h a - ', S a m u e l l- jio n , paper publishers, causing .Myron Acturdi, Dr. Gemge pressure in mount for printI- 1 non, Oscar I'upincuu, It. •is to end llieir llll-dny-old Science Fa ir hauruiAli. Janie, Spaulding, dispute wtili eight * hut-down The Seminole High School Arnold Hooper ami I. p a p c i s. Science Fair being held in Walter*. the Silence Wing today is Space* Attem pt open to the public from in NEW YORK (UPI) Dr. a nt. until 9:3o p. in. Don Slogans M WAt i t A, Nicaragua — Wernher von Hi nun, developReynolds, head of tlie Science Dept, said today. Awards in f UPI I— A band of tommy er of the United State* Rodtemporary ! stone missile, annoum-ed Wedbiology, chemistry, physics, gunners seized and industrial education will control of a radio Station here nesduy lliut Hie fouttb giant lie made at 3:30 p. in. for Wcdm-Mja) night and shout- h'atum I rniisile will tie hurl­ first, second and third place ed anti-American slogans over >d into span1 next week at flir air. • ape Canaveral. and Host Over-All Project- ea ranging from (ton to 1 1.00(11lie tween $73 and $30 milium a year, a program which! Horne said the committee would cost the state twice also recommended that the what Horne's select commit- formula for state anil county tee (dans on. tlnanci.il ahuuldermg of cdu Horne, wtw> made no re­ cation cost* lit- frozen at 75 ference to tiie recent F E A 25 with tin- state Hearing tlie projiosal. told a civic stub brunt of the burden. here that the pay ral-e pro­ Hr said tins would add an gram if adopted in Talta other Mu mill am to state boasec. wooid tw*t ,ia aute j costs. Ketiiblished 1908 Judge Williams lmd mdered Sheriff .1. I„ Hobby to remove the sign. Sheriff Hobby replied that be bad received a emu plaint from Webster but "I told him it was a city election. Die county had no jurisdiction and we dul not take any action." However, the Sheriff did say that lie learned Iho sign vv«» State Legislature To Probe Fix MONTGOMERY, A l a . (U PI)—The Alabama legisla­ ture today named a seven Ilian committee to investigate a story in a national mrgazine rhurging the liu;2 Ala iiuma-Gcurgiu football game vc-itigiiliim 1* to determine was fixed. : whether lln-ie is any truth in Lawmaker* requested aid the charge* or whether they from the attorney general's are simply the product* of a office ill Hie current issue of hostile attitude on the part ol Hie Saturday Evening Post, this piitdlcalion toward the The mint Senate House in alliletlc direelor nf Hu- (ini ver.it) of Alabama ami the people ol this vluie " Hep. Holt Hast of Jeffer­ son Counly, who offered the resolution in Hie House, said Crimson Tide couch and alii Iciic director Paul (Hear) Hryant agreed that the inves­ tigation was In order. "The Saturday Evening Iti'cmme *»f (imlniigeil ili.scusnitHirt tin zillier tnaltcru, zMlmmmtc Spniirn Town Utmmil Wt’iliiumluy Post," the resolution said, fvunilijr tlt'luyt'd ilimTiHsinn of op|iiMilioii to tlm ]*Vih "in an article entitled ‘The Fink iiiitH'ixiralitin question until a ppcciuj pcMsion Story of a Football Fix' has accused the athletic director nt 7 p.tn. next Weilne.-ulny. Mayor Luvvrcnrr Swoffoitl infortiicil (Ih» Cotin- of grave misconduct, which. ril that "so m e action" should ,f he take, since it ...... need l"dll ’ ll,r in' livi,|«"' that thf I’Vrn I'mk rhart«*r university and a I till- people (*Mitiii)itt<«f wihlin to **cn* ul tlie slate." <t i »i*u|im into A I t a ut t>n i i* tiTiitury. Hi? if ft*net] Altamonte 'Tables' Fern Park Talk Hunt 'Babbling Burglar' Killer I IIH AGtl ( l i r t l Five former nu mber* id the scan­ dal-ridden Suilimerdnlc Puli r Di-liiit weie i ailed in fur lie test* today in ronmvliori wilh Iht* finilnf*h «f **hnli1‘ling imrglar" Hichaid Mur- Hit Jilly i lcrald Index I d iIn? m r i i IlluUuay rut went, frnin llinhWiiy I7*UJ. rrtAhflhfri y nt natty in mi tfo»nl ii8 «f|i|iuniiiK tin* F«'i»i |*iirk linui|M»|ntinu Incnu-f it null] " u t iiil *1 thfit Un\ n a krrMulh. Alliiinoiile Springs Wednes­ day evening pushed uu ordinI'oliie said llirec of I tin ttllee uu a 1-3-3 rending III. men passed tho teat*: Sol a lot creasing tlie water rates to conform with requirements of latex Kuna- and Atan fie f e d e i u I gi veriimenl loan menl. Two olio is. At l*itin ttgreem eiil on tlo! new vvnler niul Flalik I m h o i, vvcie to uu system. A >onijui11-on of tinrates i- Hint minimum for ih-rgo lest* later. A l l f iv e w e r s ro n v n te d of single family residence* l* increased from Ul to fd.tlO for beip ltlg tlie p in t-Jize d M or­ Hu- first t.onil gallniis. Ilriilge t ’In- itn d .. Page ('•min • I leur Abby Editorial Enter tuimii'ni Legal* ........ . .. Puzzle ___ SlH'iely . ft porta Page 7 Iu A II Pag e 10 Page 7 Page I Pag e 7 P a g e 111 Page in Page a & *.! Pago ri RE - TIRE VJitli Us! ^You’ll ii|i|imiii(i* (lie extra nervicc ( riso n loot -Inr* a i*ci«| ................... .Morrison was woumbd in Hie arm by a shotgun blast outside Hie foot. County Criminal f’uuit lluililliig yestenlay. I bi lie le-ts were umriurtnl a* t ’liierigo's jiutne, who bud hoped they wert ■»lean," mui i hisl the under woiid and llieir own ruitka for 31urrmon’* assailant*. —----------------------— End Testing, France Told I'RFK frki: A 1.fi IEHX (U PI) — Pre­ mier Ahmed Iten Itella form­ ally presented demands to France today fur an end to nuclear testing in the Sahara ami for renegotiation of tile |Evlan accords dial ini to inI ib'pendeoco for Algeria last 1yea r. Tl"' dcm*n,,» e ■ to French deliver ambassador C o u n c il T o <<*»»»■*«•• G«r*e by Foreign M eet )liui*u’r *' ned F IIK K Tire ln*perli»n Tire Holalion Long3 wood Town . , _ , 'I V Imngwood City Council i» expected bought to pus* rc<iue*ting Mw » resolution requesting IIMU U'givlaliire to approve a complete voter rc-regislralion for Dip city before next fall's municipal elections. Tiie council wtll meet at A P m in continued session at the City Hall. removed shortly after lia re­ ceived the complaint. Webster issued a statement to The Herald Ibis morning to tlie effect that the sign was 'Tii direct conflict with the state election law* . . . I contend this *ign was placed there for tlie express pur­ pose of influencing liig vote, which it certainly did. I am nut dissatisfied with tho out­ come of this election, only tho manner in which it wui car­ ried out." Webster and another losing candidate, Henry Ward, aim­ ed complaint* nl a Voting judge, Mr*. Mully Salter. Mrs. Salter said today; "A fter appointment to tins election l nurd I diligently endcavored nl all time* to maku this election a model oils , . . ( onlrary to slanderous stateincuts made by two obviously beaten candidates ill Group ,V there was no departure front state taw on the purl of my­ self nr Mr*. I Henry) Fuirburri at any lime that wu held affi­ nal reaponsihility, Mr. Ward, who staled publicly that I told him haw to vote, was appar­ ently unfamiliar with tho charter concerning write-in iiulloHlig and expicz-ed Ills igriiiniiico of hi* own charter." Mi*. Irene Van Eepoel, who topped Waul and Webster in tile til onp V vole, hud tills to say; "Tukt* a long look nl tho two largo screamer*' vote total. Wald received 23 Vote* Hi is yeur. The other one, Webster, received slightly mure, 'l'beir yelling is dote* in tlie u|i|iurcnt hope for a llcw elcctiun. 'the ica-Mut is ill oily not outraged citizens' light* gumdiiinsiiip Imt plant uld-fushiuncd injured ego." The winning cumlidute-1, Mr*. \ an Kcpoel, Arthur F etriu und Arthur Ittin-les, along vvilli liold-ovvrs Woodrow Anib-ihun and Hubert Stephenwill, will sit April 1 to elect among tlieai-elve* a mayor to sinrceil Frank l a-ula. F la t li re Repair FIIKK Cron I End Clierk Expert U heel Alignment Kliemls- COI» C lu b T o Meet The Dcllary Republican Club will meet at 7:30 p. in. tmlay in the Com muni ly Cen­ ter with Horace Dcmarest presiding A color film will be almwn. 'lire IliNtributor* For I I I . \\. F I R S T S T . Denman Custom lluilt Tires O fi.'il tf' . j *- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/651849b0f91da02ff4d04edbbbd91e6f.pdf 3697656c31bf74edb4ccc3e22bbdfbbb PDF Text Text tt'tf #«nfttr& Pfljr« 10 — Mar. 18, 196S WfrtIB J foiifh vm j FIRST OF THE WEEK From Cuban Jails Release Seen For 33 Yanks H O M E S T E A D A KB (UP1) — Jnmea B. Dono­ van, the New York attor­ ney who brought two American prisoners Imck from Cuba Sunday, said he hopes to (fain release of the estimated 3,1 other Americans held in Cuban jails. Donovan and the two women whose release he obtained a r r i v e d here from Havana on a special plane. "I am confident that within the next few weeks I can prove that the nine American skindivers ar­ rested by Cuban Premier Fidel Castro s e v e r a l weeks ngo were not anboteurs but were shipwreck­ ed and should la* re­ leased," Donovan said. He said "about 35" Americans, including the two women released Sun­ day and the skindivers, were Castro’s prisoners. The women are Martha O’Neal of Atlanta, (la., and Orlando, Fla., and Geraldine Shannon, a na­ tive of Boston, Mass., and a former New York Oily resident. ‘These arc the only two American ladies w ho were held prisoner," Donovan said. Ho said be visited 17 American prisoners fin the Isle of Pines, a Cuban o ff­ shore island, Saturday afternoon, aral talked to others in Havana Sunday, lie said he spent three hours talking with the s k i n d i v e r s who were seized last month. Mrs. O'Neal, who told newsmen she was man- handled at the t i m e of her arrest, said she was taken into custody because Cuban authorities “claimed I had some kind o f contacts in Miami." She said she was given only token legal represen­ tation at her trial hut was treated "nicely" in prison. "I'm going to he the best American r i t i z c n ever," Mrs. O'Neal said. "I can thank Gisl for this and I can thank Mr. Ken­ nedy, Mr. Donovan and Castro, who let me go.*" Mrs. .Shnmmn, about 50, said she owned a home in Cuba lie fore her arrest but has no plans to pet it hack "because I wouldn’ t g o back for a million dol­ lars." She said she was ar­ rested in March o f 10BI) ami charged with counter­ revolutionary activities. Flavor A ged ” IT. sS. Choice CHUCK ROAST o 'v'-IMt ronTABtr srinto PHONOGRAPH MODIC 101 pr.r "iSr. --,-*7, 1? \2fit .-l,.*' SENIOR GIRL WING SCOUT TROOP 311 made flying trips last Sunday afternoon as a mpiirement on the Whip Scoutinp Analyst Badpe and as an Outdoor Activity in observation of Nation­ al Girl Scout Week. From left, those makinp tho "j -»* trip were Susan Stewart, July Wilkins, Jo Ann Holm, Klyse Gassman, Nikki Morpan, Judy Lewis, Bonnie Avencl, Sheryl Williamson, Nancy Ropers, Vicky McArdle, Donna Danklefs and Sue Jaillct. l,u Jaillet is not shown in the picture. AT THIS — price THE, VOICE Till* mean* that several companlet which have been waiting for tlw* final word from the government will lie able to begin producing and marketing the vaccines al­ most limnedfalcly. However, a Public Health Servlre official said he ex­ pected no rush like the one Ihnl followed licensing of polio vaccine*. He noted dial although they cm occur at any time, mensir* epidemic* are mini com moo in tlm Lite winter and early spring. This means the most critical period for tin* year is already past Another farlor r u l i n g against any stampede for tin* vaccines is that there is a M en In Service William M. Uogg*. aviation ilnrekeeper first elan, re cently wa» transferred to the Fleet Reserve after nearly 21 yean of hnnorahlo active duty with die Navy. He was attached to Heavy Allark Squadron One <VAH-t) at Sanford Naval Air Station. A native of Niles, Ohio. Iloggt enlisted Sept. 30, Pill', at loulsville, Ky. He i* mar­ ried to the former Mis* Mary Lang, of Rallimore, Md, and they have a son, John 1J. Thr reside at 114 1-atirel Drive. Daniel F. HirUd HI, son o| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. IlirUel Jr,, Seminole Heights. Uuigwood, a Marine aviation cadet, has completed preflight scIkkiI at the Pensacola Naval Air Stalina, Airman Morgan W. Angliih, *on of Mr*. Rutlia M. Mor­ gan, 13(Q West Ilth Street, is nerving altourd the amphi­ bious assault sltip l 'SS Thetis llay, which recently returned to her turnip port, Norfolk. Vn , fmm duty m Die Card) bean. PA RK A V E N U E " 6 6 " Service 217 PARK AVE. FA 2 0113 HANFORD. FLA. o r Mumc SAN FO RD E L E C T R IC CO . Its MACNOLtA AVK. Wipe-Out Nears For Measles WASIIINOTON (UIM) Hie government will n;ien the tloor TuenUy to lirrnaing nf two type* of measles vaccine* * Ini ml at wiping nut a disease aimed at common to childhood a* iklnned knee*. Health, Education and Wel­ fare Secretary Anlliony J (.'eloltrciic announced toduy he would take the final step toward llcenilns the vaccine* hy ordering additional aland aril* governing their manttfacture to be published Tues­ day In the Federal Register.. Although there usually 1\ a 30 day wait after publica­ tion o( tlie standard*, t'ele brezze aaid tlili had been waived and the new standards would ho clfeetoe immedi­ ately. Tills V«M portable is unmatched In lie prim clnaa! I.onIt •: all |i offers: Powerful dual-channel V - M a m p lif ie r , tw o q u a lit y aiiraktra, one In the record playing unit, plus a ''1’ ortahlr H|a-aiier" that store* in the raw- and aep*. rntes up to tfl ft. for wide at-rro rovrrafe.Tlia V* M 4-Spewd Auto, malic lirrord (.'hanger plays all popular record al/ea and haa con* vi-nit-nl Automatic Manual-Play f, alurr that prulnl* needle aftrr aunit--record play. ( hive la coverrd in alurily, allractita p r rn and white pv rmvlin. V ,M aound quality, value and low price make IIda a big buy in atrrro portable*. Mop in fur it I ( )\ V •own-? ffenrontfert/ron . . . Ynu'll llkr ill |(|W FA 2-1562 tendency to consider measlc* uncomfortable but rarely ser­ Great Savings oil Kasy TermN ious. Ilii* Is not an altogether valid bclirf, however. In 1W0, tlvere were 410 deaths from measles while only 200 deaths from polio were reported. No oilier disease occur* a* frequently among children. Almost every child exper­ iences it as part of his early period nf growing up. The diseaso frequently I* arc ninpan led hy complications and they can be serious. The most serious complication is encephalitis, which can leave a child handicapped for life. Pcnonionia also often i* as­ sociated with measles. Roth vaccines stem from Hu* work of Dr. John Kndcrs, a NotieI Prize winner from Harvard University, and an associate. Dr. Thomas Per­ il les, who isolated a strain of measles virus in til'd. FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford (fader The Management Of CECIL R. JONES 41 Courtesy and Service OUR M OTTO We • Give TV Stamps Service Calls 97 • Cube • Sirloin Tip Lb. A L L M E A T STEW F A M IL Y S T E A K BONK STEAK lb. 67c lb. 67c FULL CUT ROUND IN RUMP R O A ST lb. 67c 87 S IR L O IN T IP R O A ST lb. C lb. 57c 3 lbs. $1 LEAN WESTERN PORK CHOPS Uib End CHOPS 1 |L ID S . J Q 7 i 7 # Loin End CHOI’S O |L - Mm I D S * TF7< # # I, A RUT A 12 OZ. CAN IN S T A N T COFFEE CORNED B E E F . . . . . . . . 39c SHURFINE NO. 3113 CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL . . . 19c EVER FRESH 20 OZ. B R E A D . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 39c Easy Terms — Open Fri. N ights C A M P B E L L ’S SO U PS of Sanford Kanfnrtl’MOnly Air Cunditlonpd Furniture Store 203-0D K. IM ST. FA 2.008,1 CHUCK STEAKS 100% PURE GROUND BEEF SENSATIONAL VALUES MATHER LB. _______________________________________ SHOUL. ROUND ROAST lb. 57c ALL FINEST QUALITY 6 OZ. JAR Limit 1 With 83 Food Order VKOKTAIILK VAIOKTIKS NO. I CAN - LIMIT 4 _______ 2*250 MEAT VAltlirrKS NO. 1 TAN - LIMIT 4 2-290 AUTOCRAT ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF - ICE CREAM 2 HALF GAL $| J PROFESSIONAL “ Pint*" SHUUFUESH BISCUITS Limit 2 Pleaxe Rubbing Alcohol . . . . 10c Limit ft PleHM ft PACK - 12 OZ. CANS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS * - BY - Canadian Ace Beer . . 89c 1 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS LB. FERTILIZER 4-7-5 . . . 100 lbs. $1.79 6-6-6 . . . 100 lbs. $1.99 6-6-6 . . . 50 lbs. $1.09 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICKS GOOD THRU MAR. 20 it DORIS and MARVIN MILAM MONDAY, M ARCH 18, 1963 Pick-Up and Delivery • • lx mil i>n Until “ Flavor Aged” II. S. Choice FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Formerly Genes Scm. Cleaners & Laundry Now STEAK 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. T huttunu/ 25TH & PARK �. wv*. “ I * I S’ *> * ar 1 « » x: Public Defender Law Is T A L LAIIAS S E E (U PI)— Gov. Karris Krynnt said today a public He* fender proposal will la.* in* ttxaluced <m the openiny day of tin* 106.1 Inyisln* tare. Passage of the prupos* nl, requiring the state to » furnish free leynl counsel for TK>or persons charyetl with crime, wits yiven tt biy b»ost by n V S. Sitpromt! ( unit ruling mi * * C lO C state - provided lawyers for the needy. n> i-\nnv ve r.m ill I’ ryant stiiti he antici­ Mayor Tom McDonald g-d pated the niliny of the a parking ticket Saturday . . . and paid it promptly. * • • Did you hear about the truck pulling up at the back of the jail amt unloading a 35u pound drum »l cleaning (hud addressed to IIs* May lair? . . . They got mixed up . . . Hard to tell which is which . . . tl * * • ★ ★ Idyll court and feels cer­ tain the proposed Florida public defender law will satisfy the requirements of the court ami also aid the cause o f justice. The roliny wi l l be thoroiiyhly studied by the State Attorney • tlenoral's Office to determine its effeet on other convicted crtmmnls. The court ruled Monday that nti iittnrnev must, l>o provided by the state fur any defendant in a crimi­ nal case who is unable to pay for one himself. The it ★ iK iftr County To Bow To Court Mandate Seminole Fountv will join the remainder of Flo­ I 0 * IfnTtlfc > *> l - WEATHER: Fair throupli Wednesday. lUfflt today, fL't-!70. Lnw timigliL flu-76. VOL. .*.1 Unito*l Pre-** Leased Wire now A ... BRIEFS law up to now has pro­ vided for a state-appoint­ ed attorney only in capita! All-Out War cases. LAKELAND (UPI) — The The court made its ntl- Slate Game uiul Kre»h Water iliy in the ease of Flur- Fish I'oitimio'na has declared eme Karl tiideon. sen­ all-out stir oil illegal fishing five on *'P*r«tinn* m Lake Okmhobce tenced svtixv.il in to m e. years rvui.w mi **-- ,Lake port riximmunily. into nr,*r- lh* *k*p”rt l( nMtm itI ‘n Uv Fnim- M .1VV . lt„ hi, •, ' , KM’ Ny 1;1;;; 11 T li — (11VI1 ....... ■' *Nm'> h‘ Ut4,i’lor carry mg * work crew to the scene of a convicted by it jury in Jet crash l«"l week lust puwei 1PGL The court decisioit and crashed itself Monday, overturns the conviction. hut the four men on board The rnliny affects pri- escaped injury. marilv five states -- Flo­ rida, Alabama, Mississip- First Lemons »i. North Caridina and PAl.M ItKACH t i n t — South Carolina. PlrirtiliTft fit »*i mmnii»rvtit1 The concern in A tty. lium>n jifruvi* wits to l>o iliHil lien. Diehard Ervin's o f­ nit i'll «t liitliaulim n* ih•11h fice. where assistant A. tl. n t'tit i*f 1m*i in, thin mf I*■rruni\» Spiro Ia .was assigned to vi it Vi tim. Kfirrim Hr>» uL s t u d y the case, was m*iitilulvift to nltl'Uii, whether the high court ruling might he retroac­ Four Killed tive .iint thereby .•oitumaIIBIll IN. N .1 il l ' l l tirally free all of some I.- Pour ( iT l l- t t g l l!i W1*1 i* Is lilt'll otHj convicts sentenced in t«i>t| s ix u tlu * r |M ?r?uiu m j u r i ' l F l o r i d a without legal Morulu> n r:h! u In'll tlipir t on* counsel. vt'itibli* t'ljmheit ilmuinli h This seemed unlikely,1jjUtil ilt £«iI ami f«'!l II) a 11«* « I<a however, since the i!l- III hiu’ ll- toriM«*tt vt nt*p tnthi deon opinion does not liPtlixid till k«. mention anything iilxutt retroactivity. A Look-See T h e decision might, MIAMI ItKACH It I'll however, according to ini­ A tinee-o.an team of Itcpuhtial speculation provide In nos toll lake i look at some grounds for him- Mimoi lleaeli'a coiwcntion fa deeds of convicted men eilitir* today, with an eye to to make appeals lot* new reemumcudlng wiei,- tlno trials. Spicolit said lie will party should hold it* H"it have to se n copy of the tiHtnmal enliventlon. court’s decision before . knowing just what its ef- oervitijf Notice Ketnblished IR08 * "tU K S .V M A K t'll l!». IHfll NO. 071 SAM -'t n":i». KI.OIIIDA Status Quo On Milk Cont JACKSoN vn.n: i I’ l l I — A high state oflitial, wioi tie1ps regulate the milk in dustry, said hxtay that milk pricn euntruU not lie alsdislied nr extended until the legislature has a chance to study tin* whole situation. VgriruUlire c'omiiii'iiunvr Itovle 1‘enner revommendtsl that the "xlatus quo" t«* maintained as the Milk Fummissinn opened a public hearing on directly opposite pro|sisals. One would do away with all price controls, now strict. I> inaintalmxl at the procur­ er Iswe! The other would ! im|N>se new eontnds at the wholesale level tor a I1Mduy emeigenvy p.-iiod. Conner outlined lit* recom­ mendation* in a tetter to Alex Shaw , dirts tor of the division of Dairy Industry Voters Out In Numbers under Conner, and a member ol the Milk mission Conner said he tvas not attempting to tell Shaw how­ to vote. There have been report* In the past that Con­ ner win displeased with Shaw's frequent vole* in sup­ port «f price control*. Conner ami In* agriculture advisory committee have re rout mended that both Shaw and Jhe Hoard ol Health's re presentative. ISolverl Carter, he removed by the legisla­ ture as voting iiieiiita-rs uf the commi«*«m Conner said no ngenev charged with policing and enforcing regu­ lations ol an industry should sit on hoards making |h>Iicv tor Ihe industry. Conner said he has tw-en flooded with roliflirliiig re­ quest* from ud segments o; the dairy industry urging him tn instruct Shaw Imw to vole, "I have never t Id one «I nlir division direct -r* how ho should vole on matters hrfore a einiimissitm on which lie serves " Conner In'd Sliavv. Rut lie s,i.,| he wanted to rntorin Slluw that ill Ills ntrhtioii tlu* Im**i policy wuultl Ii*' lit muiiit n|n a m Hiuh *111*r* HILL IIK.MI'IIILL ★ ★ ■ * * . Roiary Names Hemphill New Club President Hill llntlpliill, Sintforil .Sonny Halmm lia* replaced rida and how to a U. S. Supreme Court decision that juitt» «|rnli*r \vii« flivti'd pm» Joe Baker on that Industrial voiirt-aplHiinted attorneys shall he paid at state ex­ ill'll! nf tll<» Still ft*i«l Ituttlf)* Park Hoard. pense for representiny indigent defendant*. r hi!*, U t'tliu'^tlny, • • • Itequest by the Seminole Comity Mur Associa­ XmiM'i) ii«t vui* firm hit'ril hy NAS awaiting new A3-J-3 tion for such finals was rejected l»\ the Seminole t i n * I « t » i i n 1 u n i t I ' , I L IS i’ i ' t t , A iieur I H D pot't out tiini-oiit u f I’ejjistt'foil votor* More capability than A3-J.1. County Commission in s iitv iic t u f S a n f o n l A u ic i wtt* intiicipntoil liitiny in tho Nttrlh (irbinilit omiiioil* • • unanimous vote only last llu.*|iilnl AilmlnlAlrator mull olootioii by Miiyni' Frank Fasttla. City Manager W. E Know­ j Tuesday. t't I Itt^iki'rri will hold tht* ptt* “ Tim Lirn-oiit is vi't v triaul," Uio Maytti* said at les will get hack to Ids draft­ fti!it»it of Svritritnt nt ,\iinApprised (hi* morning of I0:MH a.m. "It i. imii'li hi'llor than wo imtioipatoil ing hoard soon on plan* lor Nt'w »»ffi*t*r>» will it'-l ami. Ihorol'iiro, I oxpoct a iioar-perfect \**!**.'* the U. S Supreme Court * tie a massive reconsdrurtion ot xiimt* lltt'ir pt»Ht>t off-cinlly un­ lie added lli.it at til :.o a hi visum and o( Gov. Furri* \Y Uth St. . . . Cost in the til July* In tin* iiirttnlliiH*, 'o elei tors had c i .1 their lial iiCigldHirhood of EMU**) . . . Hry ant's alinuunceiiieilt that I't .wi.L'nt .»•!. ut 11 will lot*, among the• 1H2 registered Funds out of next year's hud a public defender pm|Hisal ji]i|«tr|ii( ftin %i«iiiiiiilt?t*nt »i* vtilers. will be infroduced in the l.rgget. inul Imiititiir u-«Meiitti|ic» fur three po-ds on the Connell islaturc next month, Clmir* WASHINGTON Itl'l* — * • • president* and secretaries ut.d are al stake, with these rcgls mun J. C. Nulehlson. ot the Four long-range Russian re The American Door and get orgnnired for tli,, year at tned candidate* Cmmly Commission, Mid: ttinMlMMIW1 plane* made Machinery Co. of South Sent tin- helm of the Rotary whe. I, Jack Spaulding. Claieltie "Since this now is manda mole ha* closed it* doors and lh. R. W. Iliiprechl, wb<* Memory. Mrs John Vail lory hy the II. S Court, then nine passe, over the huge moved to Del.and . . . They tlu- State must come op with aircraft carrier Constellation feel will he in Klnriiki. I AI’K r'AN'AVEUAI. long has sei veil ns *i**letary Ee|MM't, All Rhodes, Fa Villa were employing IS people. I b I’ 11 Europe lias served of tlo* |u.al i loti was murid* something. I will gallirr more in the Pacific March Hi. JACKSONVILLE (CPIi — fi.ink Ferrm Reginald Web notne In way of * pair of iiinosl) ri-nniiiiHt to that pasi* information and. if necessary, \ leader of striking r.illroatl sler. Rill Harris ami IHiov The Defense Department surprise emissaries hi "Spmr CONVERSATION W IT H bring up tile question al our lion and Walter Huyuns, eiiur* Ward. announced the episode Mon poll U.S A." that it will siait worker* said Monday they (iKNEHAI. HUTCHISON: Memorv, i n r u in h e n I , next meeting." CAI'K « VNW KR M. (I I'll til uu-udii-r was again tuada day. The "snooping" — the intend to pres* their strike firing iis'kels next year in a REPORTER: We hear Joe s|iiHiding and Rhode* are in - t I h seienee leader salt treasurer. Carroll Hurke. president of third such rase reported re­ hid to la'ioine the word's against llio Florida East group 1. Fasiila, imomheiit, tialav that man will run the Until will appeal the Zoning tile Har Association, who had Newly elected ditecloi.s ftif cently—took place sale* mile* thud xpiirtt-kttmrhing jaiwer. Coast Itatlwav mild they aiid Ferrm m group 3. and ink ol kitting .1 u billion pen the thus' yeai Mom wore Uuh* CommiMUin* ruling against ,,rm .nted the Hind presented luml proposal west of Midway Island lias iCounty 'rail*. hi* tlM.DOO shopping center A j0 .A |j[r Oimmissiiin. either win * sHtlctncol nr . Webster, fliirris \t aid anil tile in a single cuilllict with eet Reasetee, Geiit|'e Toully of f j - v 'e y r '* • if - t .tfjV'ji j V111 (I Hawaii it Pit — A "at Ttavcnna Park. Can dr ...| nm m , •,*[» nioriiftt.* the loicj-ru'i.f fear i ,ti «a’ v •'olisiellalion carrying Swan S o n jr m the 1ini years unless In- t i l -1 Federal uU)t HovVanl id tlii* to > put Hie corn parry nut of t.osi Me* V.oi Kepor-I hi group i that? Joe llurke Is rejKUli'd a* a changes hi* wai l in- ways. lliiilge* of the Sanford Al* “ Where state and hunt na.- inee pi. is- w(- n . ire M jn-r-on*. ineluding nine Hy I oiled Pres* liuecnsliiuml lies*. THE C. E N E H A !.: Ye., governments neglect tad or Winter piiiiiji.il its sivuii write in candidate in group ;1 Dr. I \ Getting, picshlcnt hint it- Hunk. were more than 210 ile. children llew nearly «iv 'W e would like to settle everyone lias * right to tpe refuse through their leader* away tel lliier.eplor1 e polling pi.oe close* at nl Aemspaee t'mp.. -aid in roin loin- over the I'arilie loil.iv song today, drenching the peal to the County Commi*- in government to meet the t|„ (Tiiivtollation raman address pivpared lor de nut with two ol its lour engines Midwest mid Ohio Valley with tla* strike, of course, and see 1 p III. »ion. liven heloie a group of llu* challenge of our tunc* and a "munllne serial inlet-ept' disabled lieforf landing sale- rain, posing new* flood Ihirni* ihe railroad do a gis.d Iiom HE PORTER: What* the w h e r e individual lihrrltes, almiit H*t miles from Ihe H with only Hi mimilev of fuel 1,1 the waterlogged East and new Rut until It I* settled, lialam* top *t'ieiili*t« ami need ol a Zoning C'onimiisioti rights atvl health i the we are going to try to close leelmielsn* that ' both the m dumping .linn Involv slop |icmamin * If all their decision* have to ed. the tederid go.ei Itltiettl leltsitv and magnitude ii. i o n i l o i n plains. down the FKC it we iuh . conic before the County Cum will continue to accept the eunllnl* are rising " iim Intention t. to eventually mission ? Getting i lied ehai I* of Hr* challenge ami meet such has Dredtft* Plans clo*c down the line in order CARE C WAVER VI, (UPII * • • terrible carnage" nl pa*t le needs as local and stale WASHINGTON U Ptl - - lu gel a settlement." said war* which, in llii* et-ninrv — Ihe U. K. Navy launched The C o u n t y C'ommi*»ioti government* could have pro ( 'tingrrssimio I.. F. Siki-s of It f Jones. TU N A Peru tllPIt- Peru it* ad v.lined model Polaris will override Zoning Hoard elded hot tailed to do either Jones, secretary of Hie w.m flew*papels reported lu ahim-, have kdleil 42 3 mil­ • restvlevv sahl Vtomtuv ilto "A-3" missile III a surprise lion peuple, decision on the priqai-ed through lack of lorcsight or Navy plans to tlretlge the .trike committee rcpiesent- dav that nnihdiiili.il dueu firing today, hut Hu- rucket shopping renter out by Ra­ tear ot criticism Irom their Pen-at-ola tiarlior ihniool ing It nonoperating iinnnti merit* ami a metal rase con­ wandered olf course and had venna Park. canMlturnt*. from the Gulf of Mexico to which went on strike against taining two tommy guns were to he blown up. • • • "The Seminole County Har the FEC .tun 2d. made Ills the Navy docks in Ilo* Kilning found among Hie efleels ol It was tlie second failure Stopped off at Certified Association memtier* w i l l ti-.nl year to arttiiiinoelale comment* alter picket lines two Castro - t oiian "diplo­ at tins testing center In les* were extended Mond.iv to the Sling* out by Ca**eltierry continue when apiminted to lh.. aoeiaft carrier l.exlugmat*" killed in Friday's Ho W \MIINGTON it l'l) — than la hours. Lust night, a Eleelliinmlive Division way enroule to Winter Park defend indigent accused de­ too. Iivmu alt liner crash. Mm Im MiffnlUl C'orp. uf m.mtlcmun "Instant ICRM’’ ( EM It l of Gi'tieral Molor* yesterday and shot the hrcc/c fendants with the same dil­ Cut. Humberto Canales, po­ ll.itlitn.il * lias heen n.lined to ul o sa in ed off its planiu- 1 Co al it* diesel Ineomotlvv lice commander m the Tama with Jim Avery and Del Lay- igence and vigor a* they rep­ L i t f tiU C vStioil develop a new- atlti-lllU'IU- path and, like loday'a J’u|. repair plant here. fayrlie . . . Hu>ine»» i* boom­ resent anv other client, f, |legion, would neither cunlirm missile which would have n arts, was dd ihe lately dc* NEW S tilth I f 1*1k — Gotpersonally, feel that |s>or men ing and the boy» got a healthy I|i)f*!inn Imlfiy tl«»inimit«*4| nor deny the report. t a s t e r reaction capability* slroy el. order tupplying »ling» for slMiuld be defend(si wiili the There was no immediate m limn I11 Nike /.i-ii* amt would tills .ity's newspaper dispute. ( '«| 11( 11(1 < 1 tC'S S It-dli mishaps were witness* ntisaile* . . . Jim say* heavy same zeal that they are pro how long eno Local ft of tlo_ tsilRIeal can-lnlatei, dilation as to the nature ol lie tielti i aliti to tell real i I by some boo oi Ihe nation s Tliree hokinr*.* cornin' in (rout Ovie­ scented." prIntel's union resist pressure Gordon Frederick. Jan Fm the pap.*1* said In have been missile warheads trout de top scientists and technician*, do, Crnrva . . . Nothing from to leeousider its rejection of tune and Mack Cleveland dr., discovered among the belong- coy s. attending a three day spurn Sanford! tin- publishers' toll tract o ff­ will speak to inemtiei* oi the tugs nf IIm* Cuban*, who were ’Mil- III w uii*sile named (lig.it testing conference a* • • > er? 'Hie picket lilies were en- Rear Lake Cimimunitv Club. among (l persona kilted to the .splint -will lie den-loped liearhy Cocoa Reach, Fla. Relieve it or not lint we *aw tin- clash. In I K fil M o n tin y m | ii* n | iliijtt» < lie lire turn ill Its Orlando Thttfaday al K p in. .it Hie II im Commercial Avenue . . , Three II, S Air Fmer In-ll- 11 la i plain a* a suheulltt ai I'lijfinvri» w«ttl on Atrik*. Florida Power Club llmm-. Woman seated in Hie back of copter* were to take off In- tor to Hell Teleplimie l.iliora Herald Index a ear waving a magazine to dav weather permuting, to tin les Grenmlu Blamed fan . . . a eat til a cage. help recover H itbodira ol the MIAMI t UPI >—Anti-Castro IL Him* Page 2 KAN FRANCISCO (Ill'll D e lJ a r y C O f C Cla*l| victims raiders Monday shot op a Page 7 I'tuftitiricil — Postal investigators said .*{ ( ’ o n v i t 't s ( ’ iin t r lit TinPi Itary ChaiutH-r ol TW O I O il T H E SHOW I'm* llcin lil E ditor L im y Ground searcher* l cached Navy* crying lor jet fuel . . . HtikSlun freighter hi a north t IM IlU 'd ........ Piik'i' *1 til-lay that a hand grenade, Conimt-ree will hold a dinner DKLA-ND I l l ' l l IlltHul \ r-i slii j tiiH'lit) ua Ilf iHtivltiiseil n zvet «»f tivkel* Atlanta* Coast Line still look­ Cuban port and a nearby SoPage 2 pns-ilily being mailed home meeting Wednesrlay at •• 30 tin crash site Monday and lioUllds tracked down Hirer Dear Abliy for tlie iiip Sfitii-Fetiteiiniiil Hull t'otiiittyr tip April ing over those Ifi copies of virl arms camp lit twin sea fMilt'ii.il ......... . I'lll|i* 4 a» a souvenir from the Far p in at Hie Deltary t Ire He said there were no survivor* i* r;rj*,il i‘iitivii'1% ki Uir wi■» 1** attack*, an exile s|aike*tlisti j J7 nl tlu- Mnyfi.it Inn. Flint lie Knttipf, pulilicity engineering rcpmls. Knl* 11ikinrnt*nt Fast, may have Is-en retpou- ereulioti Hall ml CoIoiiiIm ltd. i'ltge 3 noi ih nl here early today U d J o in ni.hi fur lltevfiitiil r»0 yen. relelirut ton mo key irpnrlrd Monday li.'ghl. I . i"ngi «i A* 7 sililn for an vxplnshm Monday S|w-aker will l«* Dr. domes three other* remaim-l a the sale, " it's imiiiR tn lie the bijrifest event in Reliable inlnrmatil* here \ CONVERSATION WITH NEW YORK iU l'l>—Slock* large the men ramped It out in the U. N. Piivlul fii ilily lit Mew art of Stetson I 'llUerslly, I'U it .. . Fug*- i: tin* i utility in oil yeat.i," enyn Kuntpf. and exile, in New* York said MUK CLEVELAND JU y , Pag* t Kan Finricisin Inl'-inatiuunl and In* siilijeet will In- ' I'litl- wen- mixed on routine trad the stale road jirison camp (Ilenilti i'liuto) Reporter Now that lltc the attack* at Hie port ut .NaI lug at Ihe open ing today. Atrpnrt, - uvoplileal Marxism." 1liere Sunday night. 1 S|MH|k> I'llgtl 3 Supreme Cnqrt ha* issued a gna la Grande caused "eon sldcrahle damage" and left a mandate on state providing lawyers for Ihe needy how number ol Russian* dead anti wounded do you feel about it? A garbled radio broadcast Cleveland In view of the ruling they should tie reason­ from Havana, apparently re­ ferring In the raid. Mid "revably compensated. Lund's opposition was lias ever, a cheek hy The Herald' Town Cmilieil Monday even ’ of \Ita in >lils- Springs, sari Proposed incorporation ol of a resolution asking Diet elude tills statement of «•* Reporter: What mean* rea eral wounded men were takm ed on tin* argument "I do md this morningbrought out Hint ing named III hit.oil lu Havana." sonahte? Fern I’aik lumight a 4 1 rift. legislative delegation to op paiistou to tlir county line 'a*>el lid* ullrniootl Hu- Town I* Cleveland. No blank cheek 1 The twin attack* were ear in the Town Council of Co* ( h i m - the incorporation ol In quick order, Lego was want to antagonize Hu- people Altamontesprings t* not oi berry to a vacancy on Ihe not olllcially on reeiird a* op (hisiug Hie iiicurpoiallon of . . . Some control* wilt be rted out by an organization *up|HOted m a motion hy til Fern Park. We have areaHrialiy on rretiril in this mat Town Zoning Hoard lot an on selberry Monday evening. Kent Park Fern Park lull "wo may do known a* the "Second E« needed. expired two-year term. la-go ratted the question Couriciliuen lanits Woodluin, in Casselberry still nut un hid •er. A charter eomiuittee uf it " He indicated he wilt • • • cambray Front-Alpha tti ’’ A .Motulay Monday evening evening's* meeting Casselberry, turning the up "speak mv piece al the ( Alta­ \ CONVERSATION WITH spokesman lor the group here Fern Park residents, led li> when he pointed out CasM-l George Howard alld C. L. ed m the Town '* session iHisdion to Fern I’atk • tneoi monte Springs) Council meet­ (ortuer County Conimissiotu-r la-go * response was Hut was an extension ol a lierry is "encompassed Overman. confirmed the attack* hut b > JOE DAVIS: Town AUornt-y Kenneth Me- "wr owe our allegtame lo opened March 13 and will tie lairalion, informed llu- t ouu ing Wednesday owning " Reporter Supreme Court added. "We cannot give you \ernon Dunn, ha* proposed Altamonte Springs, lamgwood concluded in another special cil lie -aaiu mil a*k lor vaea lo request id the Seminole expand only to the south." Intnsh requested tlie Council the jrtsqile of Ca«*elherr) Kwoflurd ehatged in.it Dunn ha* ruled indigent itiurl be any details now He lui'Hier added Rial t'n* to make it s unauimoiis vote County legislative delegation I,mid became so invnlvi-d in session scheduled lor 7 p m lion ol a nitmlw-r ol (dais lie and ‘ that llepiiblicnn running given legal aid. How* do you it put through tin- Legislature a e I h e r r y i* experiencing ol S-u Normally the chair- In* arguments that lie iorgoi Thursday evening. tween Uassellienv and Fern tor the lwg:*laturv" iJan fed about it? a hill utcorporal ing that com "growing pain* and iliaig man, Edmund Lund, does not tlie Coo lie11 had voted lor thi­ Thursday evening's agenda Park He also requested Hie I ultimot are leliitig that Al­ Davit: Ml siip|M>r1 a hit] ed Hi aI Ihe Council must do vote . . . only to break a Hr. resolution opposing F e r n will be cunfined to further Council annex 33 odd shaped la munii- Spring* will cobble Tlie office* of tlie Seminole munllv. now that the court hat rul­ McIntosh s request brought Park incorporation until n- discussion on a proposed or pieces m the Casselberry up Fern Park unless those Tills matter was brought up -unit- long-rangr thinking lor ed on it -• - Feel that at­ County TH and Health Assn p«u|ile ineorihirate. When, a« torney* should be reasonably will be closed Wednesday and at what wa* to In- the elose Hie next 50 years ’ lie pic­ on the argument when Lund minded by the Town Clerk. dlnanee Increasing Caiaelher perimeter. Darwin Shea was named a* a matter of fact, we have u > rv s water rale from $3 lo Thursday while Mr* lor nt Monday evening's spe-nai tured in tin- open meeting rxprt-ived opposition In any Mrs. L I.. Henning. compensated .McIntosh, in responding to $3 $1 for Hie Hist iMaxi gal town building Inspector, suc­ quarrel with Fern Park or Reporter: What mean* rea raine Graham, executive »<-e session nf Hit- Cassellierry that "Casselberry some day tCMilulitm opposing F e r n retary, is attending a meet­ Council by Councilman Ar- could he uii itieorporaleil city Park's incorporation. T h e a question |rum Council, re Ions. wtUt other changes, and ceeding Clyde Fuess, resign­ Casselberry and du not Want tonabic? DAVIS: That'* up to the ing of the a>*oci»tion at the lliur L e g o . Hi* question clear to the Orange County argument continued . . . at ported Alta manta Springs is on (ha proposed annexation ed. at Ihe recommendation id any nf their territory bu; wei r tml going to be puxhy-d i-oitrt depending on the Rohen Meyer Hotel in Jack brought on a 23-minute argil line ’ After Hie meeting lie l.und’e own time ■ernuntinc on record as opposing Kern of Ihe Eastern Shopping Celt Mayor Frederick <1 Heath mept amt a 4 I vote in luvot uqin -li d the tires* not m . . . lor 23 minutes. Park's no orpm almu. Hovt Jcr. , | Mayor laiwtenee Swulfotil. around eiHter." MIDVIIII-, type lit cave. Red Planes Made Passes Al U.S. Carrier 3 (Eh? ^attfotb ■ T FEC Threatened With Extinction By Rail Workers Carnage Seen By Scientist Disabled Plane Lands Safely. Navy Launches Polaris A-3 Crash Unearths Cuban Papers Martin To Build New Missile I • » I v » • f | * i i * 4 * Anli-Casiroites Blast Russians Mixed Tnulnijc Rift Splits Council Over Incorporation TB Office I f> f t �M Birkenmeyer Cops Road-E-0 Honors 1 4 t. Alas Birkenmeyer, local winner of U»o Jeyce* Toeflaga Driving lload-eo proved hia auparior driving akill by taking top honor* In the p u ­ trid Con laat held al fiirfow Saturday. Bob Ray, chairman of the local conic*! announced that Birkenmeyer who ia the ton of School Board member Jame* Birkenmeyer of Caatelbcrry, will now go on to Kennedy Seeks 'Latin' Support IAN JOHK, Coda Rica (U N ) — Pnaildanl Kennedy, having already captured Utc Maria of Coata Ricani, today •ought Iha »iipport of tix Central American preddcnU for hU Cuba policy ami tils demandi for new lacrlfice* for Uta Alliance for Progresa. Tim head* of aide acheduled a ckiaeil meeting Ihil morning |o go Into further de­ tail on what Kennedy dea­ thbed a* Uie "harah challengea" |o democracy diacloaad in kiunday'a tpetchea opening the hlatorle threeday conference. In Ute afternoon Kennedy Will apaak at the El Oaque homing project which wat •reded with aaaialancc from the U.g.-aponaored Alliance for Progrtaa, Kennedy'* plan for vaat economic develop­ ment In Latin America. The day of diplomatic talk gnd public acclaim for Ken­ nedy will wind up with a "declaration of Central Amer­ ica.'* Though be aald Monday that the Soviet Union, "through Ua Cuban puppcia," aeeka to apread coinmuniam In Latin America, Kennedy wa» expected to reiiat a wlah for an airly meeting of for­ eign mlnlalera of the Organ­ isation of American State* (OAS) to plan tougher and quicker action again* Fidel Caatro'a Cuba. 4n addition to Kennedy, president* attending the con­ ference rep rom t Coata Rita tlomlurai, Ouatemala, Nica­ ragua, El Salvador and Pan­ ama. The Preaidrnt aat Uie U.l. potltlon on Cuba In his own opening day addresi In the oranla National Theater. "I am hopeful," be aald. "that at this meeting we will again ioereaie our cap­ acity to prevent Infiltration of Cuban ageoU, money and propaganda. "Wa will build a wall around Cuba—not a wall of mortar or brick or barbed wire, but a wall of dedicated and determined men to pro­ tect their own freedom and atvareignly." A W IN N E R ia Mi** Ilurlmru Diggs, iluugli- ter o f Mr. uiiil Mia. Ralph Diggs o f AlUmonte 8 p r i n g a who look first place in ntruttliiR ami second place in solo twirling at the Satellite Spill in Knu Gallic Saturday. Bar­ bara, whose collection of trophies und medals now numbers over BO, is head amjorettu of the Byman H i g h Grey­ hound Marching Rand. competition In the atate driv­ ing conteat at Ocala, March 90. Alt the contacts are aponaorad by the Florida Jayceea organiratlona. Young Birkenmeyer, wIk> ia 18 years old, waa 30 points ahead of his nearest compe­ tition, Ray »aidThree teats, written, road and driving akill were given the contestants. Birkenmeyer scored -Ml out of a possible Sou points. Ills nearest competitor in the made o, an annual youth pro­ ject of the Jaycecs, was a acute of 411, The skilled youthful driver won the local oniIcsI in a 1003 Ford, Die use of which was donated by StricklandMorrison Motors, In the dia. trict contest he drove both a Ford and Chevrolet, d ie ­ ted by local car dealers, Mrs. Evelyn Birkenmeyer, Alan's mother credits the driver's education course at South Satninola Junior High under the direction of Coach Edwin Dratton with Alan's knowledgeabllity. She also has to give her­ self « little credit mi alia taught him to drive, as she did her other two sons, 84year-old Wayne and 20-yearold Dade. "I am very happy and proud for Alan In winning this contest, 1 think it will give him something to live up to. and I've always had confidence in him," said Mrs. Birkenmeyer. "I'm just sorry that the two older buys didn't have Die advantage of having Uritf. er Elucation training," alia added. §jct£ ob i} O k B h id q s How docs a defender plan hi* playT The first tiling I do is lis­ ten to the bidding. * note that while opponents have bid game there must be a good chance to beat them. After all, they readied R tn “ Poppa-Momma" fashiou. My partner opens the deuce of hearts and when f look at dummy I see that we will probably collect two heart tricks. The ace of diamonds Is trick, .three. Where Js the fourth 7 Anyway, I play the ten of hearts and It holds. Now I cash the acc. Soulh can ruff a heart in any event *u I might as well take iny se­ cond trick. What next? A club lead looks tempting, but declarer should have the act and king of clubs for NORTH A 4 A ill HQTS2 a ■aa42 to A J io 8 a a t AGIO* AJ7I1 AOc m TUESDAY P. M. <D) A AKQ72 VMS ♦ 71 ♦ AKI Bast and West vulnerable N»»lh W i l l Hart* f»rt IA Taj i 2 A r»»- *A P*s< Pas* Pats 4A Pus k £ to to B. Pope Co., Inc. For The Flnesv Yrur Alouud Weather Conditioner FKDUKK8 Hairs — Hr M ir e 200 8. Park Avr. FA 3-4J3I Sanford AUTO NKHVICK HAKKV A D A IR 'S Gt'l.h KfcHVICU Tirtt - liattei irs • Accessories Hoad AAA Hervlre Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Strv ice French A 1st. FA F-0931 FA t-DOSI Fairway Texaco Service to C llarry M. hisifflss. Jr. Mgr. TEXACO UAH AND OILS Marfak Lubrication • Firestone T. II. A. Washing A Polishing Pick Up A Delivery • (load Service U U i A French Ave. K auloid FA 2-2-M74 FJ.KciiCT!! m u im Chapman Concrete Products BLOCKS Supping btoi.es • I'alio Btucka Car Stop* • Sills - UuUls "Everything In The Block Line" 100 N. Elm Soiiford FAlMUW PP.RDti f • I i / 1 1 i I Hanford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dandy Feed* Timothy Hey • Cotton Seed Meal * FUtening and Fattening (few Feed *3.40 per 100 lb. tUO Sanford Ave. Sanford ner holds as good at Uie queen of clubs. bulling tlie action to Uie thought I led a third heart. South ruficd m dummy, playc j a couple of rounds of • trumps, led a diamond to dummy's king and watted for my play. I let the diamond hold. 1 had to win the ai-cond dia­ mond. but now all I had to do was to lead my Jack of trumps and wait for my -arlM-r lo collect his rluu trick. Opaion* l**d—9 2 his three-spade bid. I start to count hi* hand. He sure­ ty held three hearts. My par­ tner opened the deuce. It is quite likely (hat South has two diamonds, three clubs and five trumps In that caso I ran beat him If iny part­ TELEVISION a •* (It <**a#asl 4 Nswavtaai ( l l ADC llt vorl m U ayn# l*ouch«r t i l l m Mlfi.ria. Ilanari <21 U r t i i IliaAtliiM • 10 <41 Atlxntt 3 Wtftthfer • :U <!> Snarl# I'lemr# (>> Kd. 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In fact, he ia almost ia a night-club owner who tha whole show. A fang of refuse* to be heckled into a ALGIERS (UPI) New outlaws try to Induce a re­ partnership with a suave tenikm over French plana to gambler (Cesar Romero), formed colleague to return reaume nuclear testing In who isn't beyond thcalcning with them. Ttiey gun him Die club owner's singing girl the Sahara today marred tho first anniversary of the end down when they rob a hank. friend (Julie London) in of the long, bloody war for 811m and Jess are also prone make hi* point. Ilia laughs Forty-«M teacher*, repre­ Algerian independence. come when the bartender and Algeria became Indepen­ senting all the schools In to believe his story and tho headwaiter (Jim Uacut end dent an July But It waa Seminole County, attended the wronged ex-robber ha* to Jules Munshin) resort to Blww everybody how pure he juat a year ago that tho Florida Education Associa­ ia. John .Smith end Robert questionable m a t h o d s of guna of Uie T‘ t year conflict clearing their bos* of a leading tu Independence fall tion convention in Jacksonville Fuller star. trumped-up murder charge, Florida, thia pait Thursday, ailent. 7:308:30 p. m. ABC. Com10-u p. m. CBS. The Garry The Algerian Radio called Friday and Saturday. batl "No Hallelujahs for Mooro Show. It’s Carol Bur­ for a minute of alienee at While there, they attended Glory." Someone must have nett Night again, co-atarrlng noon to commemorate fight­ business meetings of their felt femme allure was need­ Alan King and Roy Castle, ing Uiat look U>e Uvea of ed In this action series. The and featuring the Flamboyant 17,240 French toddler*. Ml,- vartoua department*, receiv­ result ia not aa good aa tho llarrah's Club in Lake Ta­ ed inspiring message* in a 000 Algerian rolwU and aq Intention. Sometime* irritat­ hoe. Nevada. The special eatlmatcd 100,000 clvlllani. variety of special group meet­ ing. sometimes boring is this telecast was taped at the There was litil* disposition ings, and enjoyed renewing old-hat plot of a femme ma. famed gambling and carous­ to celebrate the end of the acquaintances with educa­ gaiine photographer (Ehaa- ing club, and features a conflict. For days, reporta both Alien) defying army re­ very funny akit with Carol tor* front all over the atate have been ctrculaUng that gulations to venture into hos­ and Gary spoffing a vacation­ of Florida. France waa on the veyge of tile territory. Ordered u> res­ ing couple at the gambling An opportunity to view the exploding a nurlear device cue her ia the combat squad tables, while Alan King chop* more than 100 exhibitors' underground in tho Iloggar headed by our heroes. Lieut­ Mountain! of the Sahara De­ booths was afforded tha dele­ enant Hanley and Sergeant (lie chips In other scene*, gates between bustnesi ses­ Saunder (Rick Jason and Carol tings “ Meantime," King sert to the south deliver* a monologue on sions. Hera, new materials Vic Morrow). The acting Is could be examined, some of much better than the acript. gambling: Carol, Garry and Durwuod Kirby boom a musi­ Uie recent state-adopted text1.90 t»:3u p. m. CHS. Judy iRMiks were exhibited, and Garland and her gm-sts I’ htl cal salute lo Lake Tahov, (rrr or inxpenslv* materials Sliver* aud Robert Goulet. and Roy Castle dors a tong were collected lo bring back When mm - ha* Garland, Gou­ ami dance to “ 1 Wee Dorn' to their respective schools. let and Silver* on a single AH Right" Major discussion during bill, R is difftrnlt to think INHUHANL’K tl>e business sessions includ­ n( anything else, they arn I .< \j u ( « t i \ ' ) ed financing the education wundarful. Professional mast, AUTO & PROPERTY program o( Florida, raising ers who mutilate time in a Mi l l I H 1 Ml A t l l l teacher standards, and chan­ show dial could have gone PHONE FA M i l t ges in the teacher retire­ ENDS TONITK on and on. Rut there la an­ All Lilies Written ment program. other name here! Set design­ Brim: Your luauntiico Tlie he hi mole County dele­ M IIED t l.K O F S H O W 8 er Jac Yenra whose- unique Problems Tu Cn — gation was led by 'Floyd ereutioiu will he long re­ " B l I id" Start* at 7:00 l\ M. Du* Tu l.vn glh • • Only First Richards, Lake Mary School membered and initialed. Half Will Hr llrpeitrd On principal and president of Goulet pulls most ol tho Second Show • - Com plr t* the Seminole County Educa­ "guest" ciairvs, getting into Show ( an Re Seen A s Lata AGENCY 218 8. Park Ave. FA 3-804' tion Avrociation; Fred Uanas, six numbers while Silvers t* As 8:90. Srmiuoie High Athletic l)irSANFORD, FLA. limited to two. It is mainly Iactor and president of Use fast paced but slowed for a Seminole Couuiy Classroom MORE BUSINESS romantic second act tequenev Turn Mo go i me Teacher Association, an-l ^ .* j given over largely tu Goulet. - i George Dabbs, Bear Lako 8:90*:3o p. tu. ABC. HavviTHESE Sriiool principal and member tan Eye. “ Gift o( Love." Inc LITTLE1 of the Board of Directors of writers must have been fol­ ADS the Florida Education Asso. lowing “ Prince Valiant" in Aie The Shortest elation. the comic strip when they Distance During tl>c convention, lii'lwcen Itcmied this, A faith healer Richard* was i-lccicd to tho UUYKIt I named Brother Love n accus­ , and Hoard of Directors of the ed of forgetting his Hock for SELLER Department of Elementary tlie filthy lucre. Chargrilled, CALL Schoul Principals of tinFA 2-2'ill or GA 5-o0aS I Florida Kducai»ai Associa- lie Investigates his aides who promptly load Brother Love lion. with a lethal dose ol hot lead, •I.UMIIING and leave him to die, Peggy I SAMWL MMUTM Hmhh McCay, K«mn Hagen arc R. L. H A R V E Y j featured with stars Troy a PLUMIHNC Dona.iue and Connie Stevens, Complete lusURaUoui • I 8:30-10 p. m. CBS. Ttie Jack Repairs HAHASCJIA (UPI) - Jenny Benny Show, (guile amusing iialhioviu and Kitchen Walknda Faughnan will re­ and Uie biggest laughs m Fixtures Water I'umps Free K-Umatn turn tu the high wire today at valve Jack Benny aud Deu 204 H. Sun (old FA 2-3381 the Sarasota County Fair for I nia Day, despite Uie fact the Hit- first lime since her hus­ I plot focuses on Benny'* an ROOM NO • Oil EE I METAL band was killed tu January in gry discharge of announcer BM2. Don Wilson. Very funny is btic wdi ap|««r with oilier Benny's frustrated attempt tJ STEIN M E Y E R several replace­ ■— Mini IU**0X44* --MS , ----RuoIIhk A Slut-1 Metal, -lor. members of tbu act, billed aa I audiliuu TICSBICIlll tt tr i'V i the Great tlailvnda*. ments (or Don’t pu«t. lie ipBuilt-up and Shingle • vtutivi aaoxtio* ##o*uCiioe Faugluiaii was kilU-d in De­ I leg to (under Benny it till IllaUllaliwii Wild Rviiairs Cv-I'ratur* 10:10 Only Gutters • Wat*iproofing • troit wiieu a ecveu-pcrsoo faithful but caustic juauicr- “ M*u From God'* Country" Sheet Metal Work pyramid collapsed on the high tent, Rochester (Eddie An­ Grorgr Muutgumcry • Color Free Estimates - First Class wite. Mr*. Fauglutan'a bro- dersMl). Work %I* vi. KIIIDIKM 8:30-10.30 p. in. NBC The 218 Oak Asa. FA 9-4791 thcr. Maria, was injured in LNDI21 I I I Bonded A insured thu i.'U aud ia a paraplegic. Dick Powell 'Idealer, “ ciur1 RLE i Algeria Marks End Of War 41 Teachers Attend FEA Meet IN S U R A N C E BALL-BLAIR COLOSSAL! High Wire Artist Bock CHARITON . I I 76' For more detailed descrip­ tion of hew “ to count tlie hands," order a copy of “ Win at Bridge with Oswald Jaco.iy." bend name, address, and 40 cents to: Oswald Ja­ coby Reader Service, c « this newspaper, I’ . O. Bos Dtp, Dept. A. Radio City blalion, New Y’orW II, N. Y. TONIGHT ( ! ) Whipissb (i> Walter C ' a a b i l * . •■nfnrfi Page 2 — Mar. 13, 1063 Erralfi By Oswald Jacoby A I0 t » j AREA DIRECTORY AIK CONDITIONER Vffr < C port fin a l Its- 11 ;2<* i t ) VV.iUirc 1104 III H ollyw oa * Mavis Cxlracads <71 Ckannsl * Th ssls r 11:11 ( I ) Tonll* Shaw a a WEDNESDAY A. M. Ills ♦Oft •:S* tit* 71; i Tils 7:14 f t ) a ita o * i i j Culitgt ut . a s Air (>) Sign Os ( t ) Tadap II) f s r t o Marbat Rspsrt (Si W a h t up yiovlss i t ) Tedar IS) Prs-dchasl tolaaalaa ( I ) Countdown S t m t ( I ) m at* Mawa A Waa. tsar <*) Xlickla'I O n p s l Tima <•) Captain Kangaraa ( I ) Mlakap Rvana th a w i n Waathar and Mswi f t ) Carioonvllla It) Tadap ( I ) Jack Lalaaa Shaw ( ! ) Aniariran History <11 Cltla Storm Shaw 4SS Rumpsr lluom II) Nswa sad faiaretswa (II Bap Whan ( I ) CafaaSsr I I ) l^ a r a Npanlsh (>> Tlap Tour Haatoh (1) t Lav* Laap (S) Ann emharn Bhow ( I ) Jana Wy man I T*, •tnta <21 Prlaa la ltl«Ht I I ) Tha MoCo|* ( I ) Coneaalrallaw I I ) Pat* * Oladr* <•) Tour* Tar A Baa* (SI Nswa (21 f l r a t Impraaalan <l> Krul# ford Show ( f ) Lav** or Llf* (DaaJt O bbij. I DEAD ADIIY: I have been uffidally enjriiKtil (with « Iwo-carnt rinK) to the name Kiri three times. Each time she ha* Riven me the ritigr bnek and say* she’s changed her inind. She never hns a reason. Mlic ju.hl chunKf.s her mind. 1 huve literally gotten down on my hunds und knee* and HKGGKI) her to murry me. 1 don’t want to be put o ff any longer. She's not a child. She’g 24 and 1 uni 28. I uni era/.y about thl* rirl und want to know how I can get ter to murry me tomorrow. IN LOVE f DEAR IN: You can't. It takes three days fur u blood teat in your atMlu. Furthermore, any fellow who huit to get down on hi* hand* und kiiecn und HKG h girl to marry him should pray for Imlter acm<o while he's in that position. • t • DEAR AIII1Y: Judging from the phone cull« he get*, u married mun In our office apparently him a girl friend. She cull* the office and Unv# c.-t her number for him to call back. Y’eaterday the ninn’s wife called and said ohe aunpected n woman wua making contact with her husband at the office, und .whe usked if there had been any numbers left for him to cull. The girl who answered the nhone Hod fur the mnn »nil *ald no. I think ahe waa wrong to protect a (t/ e J.Jib By Abigail Van Buren dirty, rotten home-wrecker. 1 have that number and am ready to call the wife and give it to her. Yly husband told me to keep my nose out o f it. Should I? HATES CHEATERS DEAR HATES: Yes. Y our hus­ band is right. • Daddp ( I ) B i t s * f Nieto* 4:11 (2) NBC Niwa 1:44 I t ) Utsl at Grouch* ( I ) Amarloaa RaaSalaa* 4:11 ( l l Amirlaan Nawaataa* III tiaala WaM BIS* i t ) Suparman t i l l ( I ) Waathar Show • :ls t l ) I La* I Ltvaa OPEN 11:48 R IT Z NOW thre WED. TONY CURTIS • “ 48 Pounds Of TrauMa" Kastman Color — I'anavlaion Nh uo* At 1:00 • 3 :1o S i l t - 7:1 8 . t i l l ) STARTS T il UBS. • • DEAR ABBY: A girl in our room at »chool boupht h<*r»elf a dimrstoro ring and is telling everyone that her "boy friend” gave it to her. She Buy* she can’t tell us his name, but he goes to another *chool. Abbv, she doesn't have a boy friend be­ cause no one has ever seen her with unyone. She is always alone. She doesn’ t even huve a girl friend. Howcun we prove she is lying? HATES LIARS DEAR HATES: It’s easier to hate than to understand. The girl is lonely. And she's ashamed that she has neither girl friend* nor a hoy friend. Be kind to her. She needs It. Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personul reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • • • For Abby’a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 80 cents to ABBY, Box 2205, Beverly Hills, Calif. I) W om an By Ruth M iiie n Sumo ptuple moat people oculd set alone vary wall without; The person who promiso* to call right back un * mutter important tu you — and who doesn't call back ut all. The person whoac first reac­ tion to one of y«ur naw pos­ sessions ia, *T hops you ui* it more than wa used ours," or, "If 1 had known you wer* loins to buy on*, I would hava givsn our to you. 1 nsvar us* it at all." The person who huan't stan you for e whlla and who** greetlm Is, "Haven’t you put on weight?" Or **W’h«t have you dona to your hair?’’ Or "Have you been ill?” The parson who »ay», "It’a too bad you missed tha party. •0 4 It was the best one of tha I II 1:14 year." 1:11 The person who visits you III! In tha hospital and tells you, 1:41 "Well, now's your chance to IS I* get a good rest." The person who listens to !#:•* your tela of woa and dlsmlsias it with, "Dun't worry; it cuuld 11:0# bs worsa." Tha person who arouse* your curiosity and than says, lt:IS "Homtday, mayba, I'll tell you ell about it." lt:-s !!:•• Tha parson who says whan you hava movrd Into a larger . house, “ Nice littla plus you WEDNESDAY P. M. hnv* haro." Tha parson who looks over ll: I S 11) Tratw ar CaaaaS k in s G r a b a nuaaaaa tha rocm you hava Just had <•) Baaren for Tom orrow redecorate^^and a a y a , “ Oil, it IS) T a in sr K now s J o h n S a m p l a .11:44 ( I ) O a ld la t U « h i looked so pretty th* way H 1:41 (4) M id -D tp llsport WASHINGTON (UPI) — waa." H i l l ( I ) NBC Haws M.por* The Washington Redskins, (I I M ld -r ia . napurt Th* person who never raseeking to plug thetr puroua t i l l ( I ) Naw* A W t a th tr <•) nachalor Falhar secondary, today acquired de­ t i l l f t ) Lafftlma fensive halfback Johnny Sam­ t i l l I t ) Bllmaaalla# 104 ( I ) A* Tha World Twra* ple from the Pittsburgh Steal( I ) H iahw ap Patral era for an undisclosed high (2) Sclanca draft choice. 2:0« 12) Mtrv Urlffla Bbow l l ) Faaaward Sample, a flv*-y*er veteran I I ) Dap In Coart M l ( I ) Art U n h l i t t i r of the National Football ( I ) Bavaa Rapa League, originally played for 1:4* ( I ) L a r i l l * Taunp the Baltimore Celts end went t l ) Tha Mllllaaelra <l> Qwiaa lap a Dap to the Stealer* In 1881. The 1:11 ( I ) f o u n p Dr. Malan* (I) To Tall Tha Truth ■ls-one, 305-pounder we* in­ ( I ) W h o Do Tou Truat jured most of lest season but 1:11 ( I ) C a llla f waad Mown at one time wa* rated one of 4.41 ( O Matah Oama the finest wing back* Is the t o la crat alarm 4:11 t l f Maha Ruwm Far NFL. 7:41 I :•* ♦ members that he met you e half-doivn times before. The person who says, "I know so-and-so is • good friend of ycur, but . . The person whu tall* you th* story yuu told him aud gets a big laugh, instead of asking YOU to tell iL There's good insight on men in "How to Have a Hap­ py Husband." Send 26 cents to Ruth Milieu Kaadar Service, c/o Tha 8anford llsrald, P. O. Box 468, Dept. A, Ra­ dio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. 6 t 0 %J 9 « « t » “ O ld a t4 0 , 5 0 , 6 0 ? * Mu.GetWiMiPsfUp T k sv asn d , ss# p . p , #t TOt S - U y n 1-4 »##k. Utm to t m tr fr . 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CIILRC II ST, Dell ARY' TRAILWAYS, m :1 ^ 1 m a a a a a a .u a a o* rma maw auraa-maM UAra m°MACMURRAY ■mOlSONurnWYNN jfesisN feEJtU«'IN»dsd v« few 4fe» ( LM 4SH|^to. 84 111 » S^rcU IUlng in COLOR TV SALES SERVICE » TV RENTAL * ! , * �§ W * O kti f w I V m fti Mnr. 1!>, IPfiS — Tnpp ^[Morning WSCS Youngsters Enjoy School Party Miss Bauman, Paul Criswell Meets Al Clay lta»s, son of Mr and to Mrs. Bass, entitled "She cake, vanilla lee cream and Maureen Smith, by Mrs.Iseries of birthday games fob lowing the birthday ectebraMr*. Max Ba»s. Kim Avc,. Wore a Yellow Ribbon." punch were served to the chit*|Bass celebrated hi* fifth birthday i Refreshment* of birthday ilrm and their teacher, Air*. I The children enjoyed a |lion. with a party at the Pinecrest Kiddle Corner Kindergarten, Friday morning. The entire ela*.< joined in the celebration which started at 111 a in. Hi* mother joined th e group ami presented each classmate with a package containing a party hat, a bal­ loon, born, gum, mint* and candy corn, The children sung "Happy Birthday" to Clay and sever­ al oilier songs, one dedicated Winkler Home Married At All Souls Church. Mis* Kathleen Anne Bau­ and jacket of silk shantung Out ol town guests includ­ man, daughter of Mrs. Robert w i t h matching accessories ed Mr and Mrs John It. J. Bauman and the late Mr. and a pink flower hat. They Bauman and children and Bauman, and I’ aul Karl Cris- . hove returned Irom a wed­ Mr. and Mr*. S. L. Buekcnwell. *on of Paul \V. Criswell ding trip in South Florida and dall of Aurora, III.: Norman and the late .Mrs. Criswell, die Key* and are now resid­ Boling. Akron. Ohio, and were married Fell. 2d, at 1:30 ing on Palmetto Avenue in Richard Myers and Mrs. An­ p.m, at the AH Souls Catholic Sanford. ne Myers ol Daylona Reach. Church in Sanford, Rev. Richard Lyons otiicialcd at the double-ring cere­ mony. Altar decorations w e r e white gladioli, clirysanthemums and stuck. Baskets of gladioli, stuck ami palms were used throughout the church. Mrs. F. K. Ruumlllut, or­ ganist. presented a program of traditional wedding music, including "Mother at Your Feet Is Kneeling" and "Avc Maria." The bride, given in marri­ age hy her brother, John It. Bauman, wore a wedding gown of bridal talleta design­ ed with a scoop neckline out­ lined wilii Alcncun lace mo­ tifs accented with pearls and brilliants. Her voluminous skirt lealured * c butter) ly bou 11ant hark exlending Into a Chapel train. Her fingertip veil of silk Frenelt illusion fell from u emwn of laee trimmed with pearls ami *cquins and slitcurried a bouquet of white roses and baby's breath. Maid of honor, Christine Bauman, wore a coral silk chiffon dress, over taffeta, matching accessories a n d MILS. PAUL HAUL CRISWELL carried a matching bouquet (Raymond Studio Photo) of carnations. I.t. (jg) David II. Kruus was best man and serving as ushers were U. <jg> James Al. Miller and Lt. Donald (J, Tise. The bride's mother chose an aqua shantung dress with mulching accessories and a corsage of white ruses. Following the ceremony, a reception was held ut the home of Ihe bride, 132 Scull Avc. The home was decorated with baskets of stock, glad­ ioli, carnations and pulled palms. Tlte bride's table held a four tiered wedding cake ami burning tapers. , Alice Fitts kept the bride's book; Peggy Powell served the champagne punch; Mrs. Florence Hook cul the cake end Mrs. C. A. Ingraham poured the col lee. For traveling, Mr*. Cris­ well those a navy blue dress Ily Helen Snndgrau The morning group of Har­ nett .Memorial WSCS. in Knterprisc," met at the home of Mrs. Frank Winkler with II nienila-i* present. The newly organized group has lit number* and they have pledged $ Ilit* for mis­ sion* for the coining year. Officers me Mrs. Allan Sain, president; Mr*, hermit Wiggins, vice ptvatdi-M; Mr*. Frank Wiukb-r. secretary; Mrs. Catherine Rime, treas­ urer and Mia. Maiiun Hiuddock, publicity. The purpose of the gioup is to give those who cannot attend the evening meeting n chain-c to participate in the wmk. They have the same rules and discipline a* the evening group. Mrs. Carlton Hostess I*or Barnett W SCS By Helen Slmdara** .Member* of the WSCS of tin- i'.'il.iU Me .........I Meth­ odist rilmivh in Knlcrprii-e met in the Adiitltilsliution Building id the Florida Meth­ odist Children’* Home with Mrs. Bustom Carlton a* hos­ tess. Rev. Carlton, superintend­ ent of the home, spoke on the activities of the home, includ­ ing it* history, bow it i* op­ erated mid the unusual pioblem* eonfioiitilig the stuff. Altam onte Springs Personals MIMOSA i HU LK displayed some hrmitilul or Mimosa t ii. le members met I chids and explained tln-ir cul at thv> Imniu of All*. Jo Peck, tine an-l propagation. She aI *o showcil slides of many nr in DcBury for the « » .c h I chj(ii 1|IM, ,ht. lulip ...... . in meeting with Mr*. Peck* al*- Holland. ter, Mr*. Irene llnllmeyec and Following the program the Air*. Albu Roiiiotio a* co­ member* toured Air*. Mar­ lloseascs. lin's greenhouse and saw or­ The home was artistically chids from liny plaut* fo decorated with pcrniiiiieiit ar­ blooming specimen. rangement*. Air*. C. L. Wallis The da> was climaxed with h-d the devotions and Air*. a while elephant »alc which W. II. Aloyc loilducteil ihc provided a nice nest egg lor hutilica- M -i,n,ii. i Ik- circle treasury. Among the many circle Other nicniliers p r e s e n t project* i* the "penny" proj­ were Aimes. Carl Aloss. Krlc ect. .Member* ule saving pen* Vihlen, R o b e r t /ittrower. nil’s to send a child lo sum- Watson Reel and visitors. liter camp. Air*, .Marion Smith. Mr* Highlight ol tin- meeting Charles II. Cole and Mrs. was tin- display of dry ar­ Charles S. Brum ley rangements Inmight hy Un­ til e ni h e r *. Mi *. Walter Sell want suggested thut in­ Osteen stead of judging each one should he appraised and ad­ vised how it could Imj made more attractive n> Airs. ( larrnrr Snyder .Mr a n d Airs. Tlmma* Householder, Springlake Avc., have had Airs. Lewis SthulH from Mingo Junction, Ohio, visiting them for the past few weeks. Airs, Schultz is Mrs. Householder's mother and un­ fortunately has had a very painlui attack of bursitis while down here. Air. .Schultz joined the family circle Sat­ llth ei's attending were M r , a m , Mr#> n ,,| , K r a ( I I T , urday and Ihcy bolh plan to .lines, flunk i mi*, tiaruld an(j children were Sumla) stay for several months. liehrens, ilerUrt Rebreiis, guest* of Air. and Airs James R«y Partin, II. F. Al, Wlmrter. Wallin. Herman l.ederhuu*. Alary Mr. and Airs. Robert Wil­ Swaiikhou*. Howard Rice. AV. liams spent Iasi weekend in *S. Willi*, Hun Smith amt J. J, Plant City vtsiling her sister*. Air. and Airs Peter Pappas Nicholson. Air*. Ilcvric Johns and Mrs. sod two children, Katherine IIKAIKROCAl.Lls t IRf LI. Noruia la-,- Smith. and Christopher, of Nashville, The lleiiii-rocalhs Circle of Recent guevl* of Dr. ami Tcnn., are visiting Mrs. Pappas' parents, Air. and Mrs. C. Ihc Harden Club met at the Airs. Bradm were Iheir son T. Ellison this week. Air. borne of Mrs. Rola-rt Marlin and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Pappa* is attending Vander­ for the A!arch meeting with Mrs Richard Bradm, of St. bilt University in Nashville. Mrs. Ralph Jarvis a* eo hos­ Louis, Mo tess, Alt*. Charles Brown went to Wr*. C. E. Hunter led the Tampa Saturday to be with Nova Scotia protects all of opening "Harden Prayer” her son. Lyle, who has been its birds, except six specie.*, by and Air* Martin presented hospitalized with a In-art tonjaw. program tor the day. Sht I dition. i Personals Personals The nominating committee of Xi Beta F.tn Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi aorority pre­ sented their report for new officers which vva* unani­ mously accepted. Those nominated were Air* tint don Frederick, president; Mr*. John Aleiixniuier, vice president; Air *. Clarke llrucxj tie, secretary ami Mi*. K W Peterson. Ilea silts-1. Ml*. <!. Andrew Speer ill* |trihuted program material for those who ha* missed some meeting-. Iln- gioup thanked Mi*. John Alcvniidei for helping to make tin- Pennsyl­ vania Dutch dinnn such a success. Tentative ilair for the Founder* Day banquet was set for April IP It will be u Joint event with the Nu Phi Mu Chapter, since tin* will he their first Foolnlei* Day celebration. The ptiigiiim theme WHS “ BcntnlitiHv lull food* and tom*.'' Kmh member present­ ed question* and a dismission was held on til1in. Mi-. Speer gave curb inemhei a dill plant n a small eotilalner. This is tin- must popular herb used by the Scuiidiuuviuiis. It w a s v o t e d In c l o s e the year with a smotcu-h.iid and invite the husband* u* guest*. J A t Shower .MI1S. RYKON I'OX lias Inil'll enjoying u visit from hot* mother, Mrs. John Delltiiult anti her sister, Miss Dorothy Dclluiull, from Sodum, N. Y. Mrs. Fox invited a Rioup o f frientlH in for toffee to yet mi|tiainted with the visitor* then they turned the tables on her anil with the aid o f the same friends, pave her a surprise party on her birthday. Left to ritrht are her mother, sister and Mrs. Fox. (Herald P h o t o ) "CfcUidm Quidsih Day Banquet Honored Visit With lly Jane Ca«*elherry Mr. and .Mr*. It. (3. Corwin nf 1129 Ijikp Dr., Casselber­ ry, had as their ku<mU Inst week Superior Judge and Mrs. I’. Ray Keyser, Sr. front Chel­ sea, Yt. Tlu-y are the pan lit* nf former Oovcrnor o f Ver­ mont F. Ray Keyser, Jr., who when in office wus the youngest governor ill the United Slate*. Uthcr recent g uv-sl I of the couple were Mr. and Mr*. Howard K. Wheeler of Barn*, Vt.; Mr. and Mrs, Nate Flynt, Washington, Vt., Air. and Mrs. Kd laiflcy of Chelsea, Vt. and Dr. and Mrs. Alex Smith and family of St. Cloud. Plans bounders Jean Reynolds Relatives T h e Corwins X i Beta Eta Wiener Roast Enjoyed By Osteen Juniors lly Air*. Clarrme Kinder The Junior 1,11 Junior Otn- group of the Osteen Baptist Sunday School recently held a social and wiener roast at Un­ church annex. AU-mticrs attending were Ash Fell, Melvin la-e. Rus­ sel utid Ronald Mullins, Ron­ nie Riggs, Isiren Jones. Alike Slaver*, Linda \Vhidden, Belli I’eltls, Kathy Sermons and Diane Pell. Visitors were Clay and Jelf rey Vclno, Mark and llo** Pi-11, Darrell Pell. Jay Os teen, Nancy Whiddcn. Jamc* and Juan Pell and Kcnc Kil­ patrick. Adutls were Air*. Nolan it* leen, Mr*. All*-il PHI, Rev ■Kid Air*. Trammel Kilpat­ rick. i l . A A HASS tuU’liiaU’il hi* fifth Initluluy with his elassmnti’s. Slum p left to rijrht tuiminitR the enku are, Konniu W illiam s, Clay tllie birthday Enterprise Personals Bv Helen Snodgrass Dwayne Watson. Ileiisoti Brown, Inn Slim and Rev. Fred Foster allemied the *uh district MAI- meeting in San lord Ml* Ruth Long, a delegate Irom the Ptnecrest Scltmil, and Mr*. Catherine Sellers, delegale from Knlcrprt'c. at­ tended the three day session ol the Stale Kiluention.il A'*ii in Jacksonville this weekend. Mr. and Mr*, C A. Hender­ son lell Friday lor a visit with Mr. and Mr* Itoln-rl Haney in Atlanta, (3a During tin- weekend tlu-y attended the wedding of Kdum Davis, son nl Air, and All* (Veil Davis, of Day tuna Beach and Mi*.* Linda Tumlin. They were married at St. James KpHcopa! Church in .Mariet­ ta, lia. The Davis and liendt-rson luinilifx have been friends lor a long time Air. and .Mr*. L. M Wrighl were weekend guests id tlirlr daughter and son-in-law. Dr. and Airs. T. Cason, in Jacksonville. Air and Airs. Anlo Wlitsllei of Findlay, Ohio, are visiting triend* in this area They own properly on Lake Monroe and Clark Sired. Air and .Mrs. Forrest Noll and liny* recently visited All and Mr> Itohhy Little m Or­ lando and Air. and Mrs. Al­ lred Lamp in Winter Park. Mis* Jean Cunningham ol Old*mar i* *|x-ndiug several day * with her parents. All. and Air*. Kd L Cunningham Alts Allred Clapp ol MontHair, N. J , I* ■pending mimic time at her home here oil The home of Mr* || I,. Johnson on Narcissus Ave, w.i* Ihc scene of a recent Bridal shower given lor .lean Reynold*. Jti>*le**ex |m the occasion were Mr*. L. Ilurke, .Mr*. Frank I'rice and Mr*. Johnson, The room* o| (lie Johnson home were open cn*uilc for the party ati-l were ilecoraled in spring colors. The dining table wax covered with a while cloth with silver hells A large sheet cake decorated In while with a bridal design was at one end On ihc other end wa* a large punch howl. Tltc guests played games with prizes being won by Air* Helen Brown. Mr* Dave .Matin-*, Mrs. Kverett Harper and Air*. Price. ’Hie host eases served cake, punch, initil* and nuts lo the gui'sl* alter Ihc honor guest o|a-ned lu-r many gill* from Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mr*. L. Johnson. Airs. II Carter, Tla- moon lia* la i n describ­ Airs. Matlies, Airs. D. Mathis ed a* a fo**d earth, with it* Sr.. .Mrs. I,. Morgan. Air* surface unmarred hy water Paul Biekea, Mrs. Carl Aid* or wind erosion. rey, Mrv Will. Brown, Mi* Mr* Brow »i. Mr* llariter Sloffer, Mi* Herman llai retl and Ihc hostesses. Local Events W KDNItSHA V Tldily-thlrd edition of Hi* annual animated mm,-urine, xponxured hy tlq- Sunford Woman'* Club, at II juti 'Hiu jiuldic i* invited to attend. N O TICE TO ALL FOIt.MKU CLIENTS OF FREI) It. WILSON. DECEASED: All nlmlnielrt found in Ihr office of Mr. WIImiii have been depo«iled wilh CheUen Title and Gunrnnly Company. 119 Wesl Flrnl Street, Sunford, Floridu, mid nitty be reclnimcd there by Iheir owners. A. Edwin Shinhulaer An Executor of (he Will of Fred It. Wilson. Demised. liny). Siuime (Vain, Marlin Vershel amt Gina litikiir, (lluruld Photo) llti-r iti law, had entries in the Lake Shore Drive. John II (Jack i Broyles ol show. Melville. La., visited Al II A id ’ IJKOWN By an olie day last week. I*EST CONTROL Mr and Mr* Harvey Dunn Termites A Ollier P e s t s aUcildrd the orchid show "III V Japanese Carden" last 2 lit*I PA UK lilt. Sunday m Orlando Airs. :i22*88tir» SANFORD Knell tier. Harvey Domi s iim- SA LE ! 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Wintil' >luiuTi flu’ih |.f; i ’tiffitU Stiu/j ftdtf ( \init tUhU, (Wwif Mmiitl Sphtlrf I \n rvilli’, 1 h* m-itt I mpuLi Stiff* >Simft t *"tu tiuru It Km/ mf *il I'uttrtrUUir, i ’rtiter; Su*Jp liar tirrbtf bmK (by rirviD hoft, NOW SEE WHAT’S NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS Holler Motor Sales Company Cor. 2nd & Palmetto San lord, Kin. KA 2-0711 �C rim inal C ourt Solution Seminole County and its cities are sending enough legislation to the 1961 session o f the Legislature to givs that body enough to last through 1964. Nearly 20 measures were pre­ sented in the recent hearing and possibly the most controversial mea­ sure presented was the one which seeks to set up a criminal court o f records for this county. Perhaps this Idea shouldn't be one nf the goats the delegation should send scampering out o f the fold. Not that such a court might not be needed In the county. It's claimed that our courts now are too crowd* ed with all manner o f cases claim­ ing the attention o f jurists, so that it is hard for a man accused o f crime to be heard before he grows a long, gray beard. But, since happily, we don’ t have a murder or a rape every month or so in Seminole County, it seems fool­ ish to idle the time of our part-time Attorney by taking from him All Peter Edson PATCHING THINGS UP P olitical cases of erime except those of capi­ tal ones. This is what proponents of the Criminal Court intend their measure to do. But the issue can be settled very simply, Let the delegation cre­ ate the new court if it wunts to. but let it amend the measure to mnke the State Attorney's office responslble for all cases brought to the court. This was done in Hillsborough County not long ago, and probably in several other counties in Florida. Hillsborough County likes the system very well. It has provided the state attorney's office with enough assistants so that he is able to move very well in protecting the people ns be prosecutes criminals before the judge of the court. In this way, the county could ob­ tain another court and not wait un­ til the constitutional requirement that we shall have to gain another 50,000 population to gain another judge. \Ve may need another court and another judge, but we don’t need a full time attorney. with loss of jobs and penalons, fines and prison sen­ tences. Most Frenchmen now agree Use requisitioning was a ma­ jor pwchologtcal blunder. It Infuriated the labor unions. Instead of knuckling under, all three—CaUiollc, .Socialist and Communist unions — ordered die strike to go on indefinitely in defiance of the order. There is strung popular support in the country for the miners, wiiose wages have lagged considerably behind those of workers in private industry. The strike nuw has spread to workers in the nationalised gas. electricity, natural gas, iron mining and railroad in­ dustries. who also have their own wage claims to press. All told, some 700,000 work­ ers in atate-nin industry are affected in sympathy walk outa of Indefinite or limited duration. There are signs the unrest may spread to private Industry too. The miners, whose monthly pay averages only shout $130, are demanding an immediate 11 per cent boost. The gov­ ernment has offered only 3.T7 per cent, spread over the whole year. The government has not yet tried to enforce the requi­ sition order. If it does so, by arresting key workers for re­ fusal to comply, tile unions almost certainty will call a nationwide general strike. Close associates isy lie Gaulle ia itching for a show­ down. They say he will pre­ cipitate it In ilsnit two weeks when the nation begins to feel seriously the pinch ut coal, gas and electricity shortages. They say he hopes this will put public opinion behind him when he tries to break the la­ bor unions. Phil Newsom Says . . . «•.■- -—-i ,. i ». ■»■a■ _ . j! —- * * N ew Issue O ver India A new issue has come up to complicate an old quarrel between India and Pakis­ tan. The Issue deals with Kash­ mir and Pakistan'a action in signing a border agreement with Red China for a sec­ tion of Kashmir border which also Is under dispute with India. Unfortunately, the action cornea Just at the lime when the Indians and the Pakis­ tanis are preparing to re­ sume in Calcutta their own Kashmir negotiations. Heretofore, it had been felt those negotiations were going surprisingly well and that there might be reached a solution to a problem which had poisoned relations between the two neighbors almost from the first day OUR each achieved Independence. The question has been ask­ ed Just why Pakistan chose to act as it did at this parti­ cular time. The Pakistan response has been that the negotiations with Red China were pro­ posed in March IMI, long before anyone could fore­ see the criila in Indtan-Chlnese relations, and was en­ tirely unrelated to that con­ flict. The explanation has not appeased the Indiana who have accused the Pakistanis both of endangering their own negotiations and of con­ ducting a give-away program for the Red Chinese. The Pakistan agreement covert a 300-mite stretch of border beginning where Unborders of China, Afghanis­ tan and Pakistan meet, a- BOARDING HOUSE cross me lop of some of the world’s highest mountains and ending at a point near an Indian outpost in Die Ladakh area which India ami Communist China are dis­ puting. Pakistan remains a clo>c ally of |lie United Stales amt long has been regarded as the Western anchor of the free world's defense line which runs along Die Aslan perimeter all (he way to Korea. Rut the Pakistanis equally have not been reticent In ex­ pressing their resentment against recent U. S. military aid to India which they con­ tend might someday he turn­ ed against themselves. Despite these ami other re­ sentments, there remains hope that Die Kashmir dis­ pute allil can be solved. Pakistan has dropped Its demand! for a plebiscite and Is willing to explore alterna­ tives. India it wilting to re­ open a dispute site officially had considered closed. Militarily, India hat found ahe can be cut off from her northaast areas unless site obtains a corridor from Pak­ istan. Pakistan needs similar access across India to link east and west Pakistan. W orry C lin ic Abel u rrcklro* to a fault. And his wife rannol under­ stand his during drrd». Hut Abel Is afflicted with a deep-seated organic interiurily rumples. So hr is try­ ing to Impress his wife in the hope of r« storing her ardent admiration. Send fur the sea booklet below, fur it can eliminate surh com­ pletes. CASK 0-48*1: Abel It., aged 38, is * brilliant lawyer. "Dr. Crane," bis Hurried wife protected, ' ‘Ain-1 is reck­ less Ut the point of bring al­ most abnormal. "Although lie is a bnlliunt mail and won a I’hi liela Kap­ pa key for high scholarship in college, lie dors things that seem stupid to me. “ For etumple, lie drives his spuits car (M) miles per hour. And lie accepteil a daie to parachute out of a plane and land within the city limits. "Lurklly, he escaped in do­ ing to hut ho might have been killed. "And Inst winter a speeding carload of U-enugcrs skidded at a curve and went over a amnil cliff into deep water at an abandoned stone quarry. 'There was thin ire on Die water so Die ear crashed through. As soon us we lirurd the news flash, Abel ivmlied out in his bath robe and buuse slippers. "He speeded to Die acme ami dived repeatedly into tliul icy wnrir trying to find the drowned young folks. "Thai was so futile, it seem­ ed to me, for lie almost gut pneumonia as a result of this •xpoaure and cold. And the t • a n a g e'r a were already drowned alien we heard the first news flash. "Dr. Crane, what makes Ahel act so reckless, in spite of his brilliant mind?" Abel Is suffering from un organic inferiority rumples! For be is n blind backed man, having suffered from tuberculosis nf the spine ‘ in childhood. It eroded Die body of one of his vertebrae, so the latter collapsed and thus his spine now is angulsted. , I.ike most boys, however, Aliel wanted athletic fnrne and admirulion for physieul prowi ss. •Since he couldn't become a star football player or boxer, be compensated, us we say in psychology, by poring over Ids books till lie won the cov­ eted I’ hi lieta Kappu scholar­ ship key. That was a purtiul sop to liis wounded ego, but not en­ tirely. For after Ills wedding and tbe excitement of the honey­ moon hud waned a kit, he vag­ uely worried because his at­ tractive wife dldn t show as much ardor as at the start. This is entirely normal in the average wife, especially after u child is born to preoc­ cupy her time. And they had two children. Hut Abel, like milliona of oDier husbands, mrijudged hit wife's sexual diffidence. For Ahel decided ahe didn't leaped him us a he-man. He felt that Ills physical defect caused hrr to lark proper ad­ miration for him as a virile male. Do Abel became reckless to a fault. He drove Ids spoils car like mad. lie punirliutcd over Die city and then plunged into icy water. In fart, Abel has a mania to do reckless tilings, just/as Tina in yesterday's rase had a mania to bear a baby. For both Abel and Tina suf­ Life-long resident, family properly owner and, of course, taipayer. Seminole Cuunlt’a prob­ lems are MY problems . . . Semi­ nole County'a future is MY future . . . y Let I'M work together fur Ol.’K County, Sanford, Florida ss s i .t i .m a. uiiii.0w, |.4ltRt VKNSHSX U in t im i tim er Tuea., March iB, 1966 sxu n i u s s a a asUWAKU a. .Stale w OLD buiitur JIIISV W l i l - M a dvartliln g Dlractor J t K I K 1.. ■IIU RMAKW A i ui.nl> iMitur tiuslusss JUsnaatr l i t s :i .i t rsM ssun em n i.K V Hac,s(> l . d i l u r j. ch an t WSjliSRlMl Mupt. at RSlMlPTIOft RATMt Hama U alJtrrr Its H u s H r H all • m taisl* I s s s l r !*-*• 1 Vtar t .t s • Mantua t . t l t Months ISO 1 Month All Other I I I -S t 1 Y s a r M i « Xluatba l . t l I M onths l.» » I Month i . a. Postal rwauUtiohi I 'm u i that all wa il aui.ari-tptloa* ba ..ala In l i i t m s fer from organic inferiority complexes! Roth lack ptrapective, which is what this clin­ ical column in practical psy­ chology offers America, io clip this column and mail it to friends who need it. And send for the booklet ‘‘.Sex Problems In Marriage." enclosing a stamped, return envelope plus 20 cents. It cleared up Abel's mania pron­ to. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this new* paper, enclosing a long W cent stamped, addrrated en­ velope and 20 centa to rover typing and printing eoata when you send for one of his booklets.) • Qsand A s q-L'pun what novel did Verdi bate his opera, "La Tra vista" T A—"Camille" by Alexander llumes Die Younger. Q—What is Die origin of Die phrase "Man ia nnocent until proved guilty"? A—'The principle probably originated with the Magna Charts, granted by King John to Dm- barons of England in the year 1315. Q—In what part of the world are earthquake! the moil prevalent? A—About 95 out of TOO earthquake* occur in two great areas—the Pacific belt and Dm Mediterranean bell. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ON YOUR O W N PROPERTY EXPERIEN CED; OR WE CAN PROCURE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU Ae aa attorney, I have the training and experience in evaluating the laws proposed in the (Mate Legis­ lature. Having served as Slate Representative for more than eix jeare. I know Ike Legislative p r o ­ cedures. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD We Offer A Complete Home Builders Service l- d SJsntfttr ISOS' IIIOUINNOI m a m ra sxx v u l t o l is b S ssiui* i-Jliui Clrtulstlua Man«a*r tA K O w a n s CONVERTIBLE TBPS BUILT QUALIFIED: Putfe 4 Matter Of Fad Dr. C r a n e ’ r MARCH 26th — Qttp ftmford fyraft WASHINGTON— (NEA) — least half the acute poverty that Die federal government pay half the wages of young Plans for President Kennedy's is found. From 25 to 35 million people employed on home National Service Corps, out­ lined in his special nessage Americans arc now said to town welfare projects, lie to Congress on the problems require such additional wel­ estimates that 40,000 young­ sters could be recruited the of youth, are by no means fare service*. One important point is that first year. completed. There has, however, been National Service corpsmcn It ia hoped to have draft would work only where they some opposition. First reac­ legislation ready to intro­ arc requested by stale or tion from business groups duce in Congresi about East­ local authorities for projects was bid. Established welfare er. If Congress approves it, meeting specified needs and agencies wonder if the fed­ eral government is preparing the goal ia to have 200 peo­ standards The second point stressed to muscle in and take over. ple recruited, trained and at is Dial the corptmen would Many congressmen arc doubt­ work on five or six pilot pro­ serve as catalysts for recruit­ ful. And the program still jects by November. ing local citizens to volunteer has to be sok! to the general Thereafter, growth would for parttime welfare work. public. be slow, to x maximum of As soon as enough unpaid about 5.000 at the end of volunteers could be recruited three years. T.tere would to carry on a project, Nation­ j never he more than 20o pi > al Service Corps workers jecta at one time, in areas might drop out and be assign­ ed to other duty. By Hal Cochran of greatest need. Part of the plan is to have Cost la estimated at per­ A fool and his money aie haps $1 million the first year. Kennedy issue a call for na­ |soon parted by people who $4 million to $0 million for tional volunteers after the fool him. the three years. States and corps ia set up. There arc over 20 million Americans local eommunitiee would pay Cakes like mother used to part of the cost, providing doing such volunteer work with private agencies now. bake exist mainly in Die ima­ food and lodging. Part of the lack of under­ But another million ia need­ gination. standing about the National ed, at a minimum. We like the palms Diat are New York and Illinois want Service Corps Is that it geU confuted with the Peace to act up state services corps stuck in the corners of ritzy Corps, Youth ConservaUon for their own. A further step restaurants better than Die Corps and the President's would be Die organization of ones that are stuck out in employment o p p o r t u n i t y the so-called Home Town front of us. drive. And all of 'hem Corps by local communities. You can do most anything get tangled up with antijuven- They would be patterned af­ with electricity except pay ter tbe naUonai corps. lle delinquency work. The President’s youUi mess­ the bills for itThe Peace Corps, which age to Congress proposed works only in foreign coun­ tries, has just celebrated its second birthday and is an established success. National Service Corps is to be a domestic pesc* corps. C U ST O M -F IT T ED Columbus, when he began The Youth Conservation Corps of 15,000 members be­ bis inadvertent voyage ol dis­ tween 16 and 21 would be re­ covery, was seeking not only and SKAT COVERS cruited to work in national Cipangu or Japan, but was forests and recreation areas. alto hoping to open up trade Auto Glass They would be pi id $1,000 a with China, His royal Spanish patrons had provided him year plus subsistence. and Sent Cover Co. 301 W . 2nd 322-0032 The y o u t h employment wlUi a letter or introduction drive it aimed at the 750,000 to the Grand Khan of CaDiay. to l million boys and girls who have dropped out of school and are out of work. The goal is to get them back in school or train them for Y O U R L O A N IS COMPLETED A N D jobs In their communities. National Service corptmen Y O U C A N M O V E THIS W EEKI would be over 21. Many would be middle age or old­ er. with special skills anil training which fit them for a particular project. They mlght wear a distinguishing badge. Service would be for 12 months. They would be paid from tt to $S a day, depend­ ing on prevailing wage scales where they work. This would be in addition to food and lodgings. Most of the pay would be turned over to corptmen at the end of their service, which ia standard procedure for the Peace Corps. Projects on which corpsmen might work include help­ Action it what you want and action ing in hospitals (particularly mental institutions), or work­ it who! you get when we handle your ing with retarded children. mortgage loan. Terms to suit your They might be called upon to serve in migratory worker convenience and, of course, reason­ ramps, in day care centers or able rates. as teachers' aides. They could supplement the staffs of agencies working with Cu­ ban refugees. They could be assigned for a year's work on Indian reservations. They might be called on for service In city slums or in rural and A J a s t c t c i X T | 5 'm mountain areas, where at Barbs C hallenge T o D e G aulle By JN ifk W. G riff PARIS (UPI) - The strike wave now aweepinf Prance ha a preaented (he moil aerfoul challenge yet to Presi­ dent Charles de Gaulle's authority. It very well could mush­ room Into the most dangerous domestic crisis he has faced. It started at the beginning of March with what was to have been merely a "token" two-day walkout by the 200,ooo workers in thr national­ ized coal mining Industry to press demands for wage in­ creases. But die government re­ acted toughly. In a decree signed by De (isidle himself, U requisitioned the miners. Requisitioning of workers in state-run French Industries is equivalent to drafting them into the armed services. Fail­ ure to comply is punishable N otebook ELECT A Gordon V. Frederick QUALIFIED aa your EXPERIENCED State Representative DEM OCRAT GROUP 1 > HEMINOLE COUNTY Pd. Pol. Adv. CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS S h om u a k sh 211 W. 25TH STREET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 �ffltf ffnnfarh Mar. 19. 1963 — Page 5 WtriH1 Probe Opens Tonight Is Sonny Liston Stalling? Liston be returned here from Chicago to be ex­ amined by a commission-designate physician. "If we find Liston malingering and he still refuses to fight, we'll request the World Box­ ing Association to suspend him," said Anronson. “ We have the right to examine the fighter, and under the contract we have the right to name the time and place for that examination," said Aaronson. The fight first had been scheduled for April 4 at the Miami Beach Convention Hall, then was moved to April 10 because of Liston’s trouble with his right knee, which he sprained posing with a golf club for a photographer. The knee apparently buckled under the 325IHiund-plus champion white he was working out Inst week. MIAMI BEACH (UP1) — The Miami Beach Boxing Commission is scheduled to meet tonight to heur Sonny Liston’s request for unother jwst* poncment of his title fight tvith Floyd Patterson, and decide whether to grant it. Commission Chairman Fred Aaronson naid the commission asked Liston’s advisor, Jack Nilon, to be ready with written reports from Lis* ton's two Miami doctors when he makes the jxwtponement request on grounds of an injury to Sonny’s knee. The length o f the postponement Nilon is expected to seek will depend on the extent o f the injury and how long doctors say it will require to heal. Aaronson said if the commission is not satis­ fied with Nilon’s report, it will demand that Fraley Picks Yanks, Bums To Peoeat ■jlWiStrikes • • . Zeuli Rolls High Loop Game S p ares John Zeuli railed a big 243 for high game In last action of the Jet Lanci All Stars Bowling League. John's big game helped the P. Zeuli and Sons team win the last game of the match will) Frailey Concrete. Frailey look the first two games with Joe Wallace being the big gun fur Frailey with a 577 scries. Larry's Mart continued its winning ways with two win* from the Handy Food Store team, Gary Fox was the big man for the Larry's Mart team with a 590 series and W. Garbanlno was high f u r Handy Food with 580. Tho Betty Ann's trio sal­ vaged two wins from FauM Drugs to remain In second place. Neal Maxwell with u 585 was high for Hetty Ann's and Don .Mar Inly re was high for Faust with a 573. Meadors Marine swept two game* from Sanford Dry Cleaners to remain in fourth place. George Swann was high far Meador* with a 59) total which was high series for the night. Tommy Kipp rolled a big 589. With only six more weeks to roll, Larry's 3!art has a 13'i game margin out In first place over Betty Ann's. In third place Is Handy Food Stores, just one game out of secuml. O t h e r standings: Meadors Marine, fourth; San­ ford Dry Cleaners, fifth; Frailey Concrete, s i x t h ; Faust Drugs, seventh, and P. Zeuli and Sons, eighth. MIAMI (UP!) _ Cnmrs the time of the year today Hate you been talking to I year's high scratch game when every sport* writer was a 220 by Lil Donat worth h!s suit mutt predict any of (he gals lately? Geo, Unofficially, 1 remember the outcome of the pennant but do they have the enthus­ racee, and Frarlce* Fraley's iasm for tournament play, seeing Betty Allen's high chalk selections must be the especially like the Women’s game of Saturday and it was New York Yankees and the City Tournament just com­ a beaut . . . a 242! Nice goin', Belly I pleted! Is*« Angelo* Dodger*. Starting this Saturday, we'll Congratulations to Martha Now the ordinary format U to give a heap of weighty Kinnsrd, Association Secre­ again be hosting a City rcaitons for such a startling tary and tier crew of help­ Tournament, this time for prognostication. Like will the ers who made this tourney the men! left handed second bnseman |another success! Watching wine of llie kegThe team event went to lers unlimber recently would fur Oilikosh make (lie hnekhunded flip to first and can Factory Paint Outlet with a lead me to believe that all 20 managers be right when 2W4. Only one pin behind there'll be some mighty big they assert unanimously that was the Hide Away* with scores turned-in. "•we'll make a run at 'em.” 2!H3. Other standings were Once again the invitation Duke Mixes 2928, McRohert* Is extended to one anti all to Kearons I got. First of all, I have scanned Tires 2926, Acoy Duccy Club come on out and watch these the ball parks with yawning 2* 0 . Tempests 2874 and Har­ contestants try their darnddiligence and then chucked old's Garage with a 2804. cst to walk home wearing In (he Double! Event, Jean thp bowling crownt the whole business for other more informative pursuits. It Monroe teamed with Irene Before it slips my mind, can now be r e v e a l e d Dulek to cop first place with a reminder to all of the gals after a myopic measurement their 1284. Next in line were who were out for the Time of the bikini situation, there Cadcnhead/Barber 1251; Puul- Out for Fun Straw and sign­ are more curve* this season. tee Wiltshire 1128, De Pal­ ed for the free bowling les­ The fish haven’t been biting ma /Anderson 1102, Thomas/ sen* that they’re scheduled 1187, Mtrelci/Quinn for this coming Thursday at good and this must mean that Waltz the take sign is on. The way and Kaolin/Woods lied with 1:30 p. m. We had our first preliminary lesson last uveck, Sandy Koufax hit* a golf an 11M. Helen Altman took the Sin­ and believe you me, the gals hall he might be the. next Ilabe Huth and the maimer in gle with her excellent bow­ had a very enjoyable time which thing* have been going ling of 890. Again, it was learning. Ami believe It or at the track I may go back Clara Barber rolling real' not, tlicy were keeping the and, like the Washington well to como in accond with bait on (lie lanes after only a 687. The balance of top en­ one hour's instructions. Senators, try to got even. These lessons arc free and llic real expert* will tell tries were W Rodgers 670, }uu it slacks up a* a seven Pat Foster 650, Marylin Rai- even If you missed coming team race in the American ley 632, Letha Ward 630, out last week, you’re still League, with Detroit, Haiti- Helen Kaolin 027, Jane Mi- invited and encouraged to more, Minnesota, Chicago, Los cock 613 and Jean Monroe join the crowd on Thursday at 1:30. Our nursery la open, Angeles and Cleveland all with a 611. Up until Use final squad so bring the kids along, loo! chasing the Yankees, and more or less in that order. rolled on Saturday, Jean Mon­ Everything’* FREE. This coming Saturday, one Kansas City, Boston and roe was leading Use All Washington ail will play out Events Handicap with an week, on March 30th, the 1892. And then it wras Clara Saturday AM Junior Dowling the schedule. In the National League, the Barber wlai literally bombed league will be having their Giant*, Reds and Cardinal! the pins away and pus tied own tournament, the National will have to run all the way herself into the top slot with Mail-O-Graphlr. For some reason or another, some NEW YORK (UPI) — Gov. to keep pace with the Dodg­ a magnificent 1932 aeries. Others fop qualifiers were of the more faithful bow­ George Romney of Michigan ers. Pittsburgh and Milwaukeo, the baseball buffs in­ Rodgers 1KH3. Evelyn Mills lers' hsve been a b s e n t and .Mayor Jerome Cnvnnagh form nip, might move up into 1851, Martha Kinnard 1812 the last two or three weeks. of Detroit expressed confi­ 1 sincerely hope that they dence today thul * "total ef­ that chain of command. The and Kutiiy Bukur 1625. Checking the results of the make themselves appear on fort" in money and manpower Phillies, Colts and Cubs will wage a stirring battle to avoid All Event* Scratch entries, the bowling arena on Satur­ will eaiivinco the International ninth place. Tenth ahead)- it was Jean (Smoothie) Mon­ day and rejoin the league Olympic Committee Unit the has been awarded to the Meta. roe with her 1541 taking the again to take part in tills 19*18 summer game* should be held in Detroit. At (iulfstream Park they’d spotlight. Next In line was tournament. Detroit won designation a> Midge Woods with a 15U2, You mt pan-iil*. fnuii tJil« fall 'em like this: Betty Allen 1495. Kathy Bu- tournament . . . YOUR SON the Unit'll States ramliduto AM Kill CAN LEAGUE kur 1(83, Margie Kipp 1182. OR D A U G H T E R JUST from members of ih<- U. S. 1. Yankees one best 2. Tigera show signs of im­ Elaine KotUval 1481 and MIGHT WIN A COLLEGE Olympic Committee Board of Clara Barber 1473. SCHOLARSHIP! Isn’t that Directors Monday but must provement Congratulation* to one and terrific? Did you or I have still tie approved by the Inter­ 3. Orioles may last this committee, which such an opportunity wlien we national all! tune out also will study bid* from Mex­ Incidentally, just for the were their age? No, of course I. Twins hav* to develop ico City, Buenos Aires, Lau­ record, those were the re­ not! late foot. sults Bom last ) car's wo­ Perhaps it would help If sanne, and Lyons, France, 5. Whit* Box need to show men's tournament. you parents would remind improvement Team champ* were San­ your sons and daughters to 6. Angels will bs tough on ford Herald wi'h I 3085; Dou­ show-up on Saturday sgain Moves Up a slow track DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) bles Champ* were Ginnie It's wholesome recreation 7. Indians could surprise Woodward .'Antis Holland with which certainly offers them Mason Rudolph moved into ft. A'* loo alow for this a 1236; Ginnie Woodward re­ an opportunity of utilising ninth place on the top lu company peated the Singles Champ some of that excess energy. money winning list of the pro •J. Red Sox real outsider Let's help combat junvcnllc (visional golf tour by finish with a 888. 10. Senators no chance with How many irg in a tie with Tommy Bull All Events Scratch wat won delinquency! these by Margie Woods with a 1651 times have you heard (hat for third in la*t weekend'* NATIONAL LEAGUE and Eleanor Anderson took plea? Well, here'! your St. Petersburg open tourna 1. Dodger* much the best handicap with a 1883. Last chance I ment. 2. Giants could repeat 3. Cincinnati may run back to previous form 4. Cardinal* thirst in the company 6. Pirates need the break* against these 0. Braves could surprise 7. Phillies on a long losing at teak 8. Colts show little in fait company *j. Cuba can't run in this M A N U F A C T U R E D LO C A L L Y •ft 10. Mna out fur a canter lly Gator Lumber Company to Meet your exact building specific aUoaa. H e'S Off . Olympics Seen For Detroit TRUSSES Clippers Fined NEW YORK IUPI) — 'I he Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey L e a g u e were fined $300 Monday for permitting defenseman Ralph Keller to play with the New *York Rangers March IT. APPROVED • • ATLANTA (UPI) - An at­ torney for former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts Monday nigh! demanded that the Saturday Evening Post retract and correct an ar­ ticle entitled “ The Story of a Football Fix" in its cur­ rent publication. The lawyer, William H. Schroder Jr., also requested the magazine in a telegram to print an editorial specifi­ cally repudiating the article which accuses Hull* and Ala­ bama football roach Paul (Rear) Bryant of conspirin' to rig the 1962 Georgia-A) abama Game. Schroder said, however, Uial he will file a libel suit, probably for $10 million, against the Post regardless of an subsequent action in tho matter by the magazine. l!o said the telegram was a formality required by Geor­ gia law as a basis fur seek ing punitive action Both Butts, who resigned last month to end a 25-yearera at Georgia, and Bryant have denied the allegation in the March 23rd edition of the Po*t. Tlie article said George Burnett, nn Atlanta insurance man, through some communi­ cations freak, wa» cut into a long distance telephone conversation between Butt* and Bryant last Sept, it. Burnell, according to the ar­ ticle, said he heard Butt* giv­ ing Bryant Georgia’s offen­ sive plays and other strategy for the Sept. 22 game which Alabama won 35-0. Burnell *aui Monday lie was motivated only by "an Impulsive desire that the truth be known" when he re­ vealed tiie alleged telephone conversation, and he felt the “ truth will bo eventually told in full" after an investiga­ tion. Miami Proves Shaky Winner NEW YORK (UPI) - Pow­ erful Providence C o l l e g e makes its fifth straight ap­ pearance in (lie National In­ vitation Basketball Tourna­ ment tonight against Miami of Florida In a quarter-final game at Madison Square Garden. In (lie opening quarter-final rtmwiil, fast-breaking Marquelle meets St, I/nii*. Both Miami and St. Louis were shaky first round survivor*, making second-seeded Provi­ dence and third-seeded Mar quette tlie favorllrx to ad­ vance into Thursday’* semi­ final*. Providence, which won the NTT Idle In PJ6I but was knocked out in the first round last year, carries a 12-game winning streak against sun­ tanned Miami. ’lira Friars from Rhode Bland will be seeking to avenge a regular season loss to the Hurri­ canes. Tonight's winner* will meet on Thursday night and fluridden Canisius will take on red-hoi Villanova in semi­ final round games. The final will Ira Ii<-lit Saturday after­ noon at 4 p in. KST ami will be nationally televised. NEW SWIM Jersey* for the Seminole High School team arrived Monday at the school. Look­ ing over the new wear are left to right, Athletic GATOR LumberCo. Ph. FA 2-7121 Director l'rcd Ganns, Conch John Colbert, Jenn Wilson, Richard Mayer, Chip Crawford, Dnve MeGillis and Coach Jim I’ igott, (Ilcrnld Photo) Pity The Poor Dodgers lly United I’ rr** International l’lty tho poor Iras Angeles Dodgers. They started the spring worrying atraut bandy Kou­ fax' sore left index finger. Now they're concerned about Tommy Davis' play nrourid third base, which is beginning to atick out like u sore thumb. KuUfax again served notice that he has fully recovered from the circulatory trouble tliut sidelined him after midseason last year by piling up 13 strikeout* in seven innings against the Chicago White Sox Monday at Sarasota, Flo. Davis, though, hardly look­ ed like a I'ie Traynor or u Hilly Cox. The All-Star led fielder, who is bring tested at third ba se, sit up three un­ earned run* with a wide throw in the third inning that le dto a 5-4 victory for the White Sox. A solo bonier In the sixth liming l,y Deacon Jones pro­ vided the White Sox with their winning margin. It was the only earned run they rollerled off Koufax, who How has looked sharp in three straight spring turn-ups. Dodger Malinger Walt Als­ ton may bo forced to switch Davis bark to hi* normal out field past If hla erratic field­ ing starts to nfferl Id* hit­ ting. Tommy won the Nl, bal­ ling title lust season with n ,3Hi average, Casey .Stengel, who should have such problems, enjoyed one of Id* ruro day* in the Floi Ida sun Mamluy when he uutelird his New York Mila blank his old New York Yan­ kee*, 1-0, behind the combined five hit pitching of linger Craig and Al Jackson at SI Petersburg. The Meta, held scoreless by Ralph Terry over tlio first six innings, pushed across tho game’s only run off Hal Iteniff in Itin seventh on a hit batsman, nn infield nut, an er­ ror by Tuny Kubek and a sin­ gle by Larry Burrlgbt- victory — a 4-3 decision over the Cincinnati Reds at Tampa. Orsino's {iml nomer came in the third inning after a double by Jerry Adair, lie hit No. 2 In the fifth frame and No. 3 in ttie seventh before fouling out off rookie lefty John Flavin in the ninth. In Monday's other exhibi­ tions, t h e Detroit Tiger.-' downed thp St. Louis Cardi­ nals, 8-5; the Milwaukee llrnves outlasted the Wash­ ington Senators, 1-0, in 11 in­ nings; the Cleveland Indians walloped the Chicago Cubs, 1<4-6; the Lea Angeles Angels whipped the Heston Red Sox, 7-1; tho Houston Colts outslugged tho Giant*, M-ft; the rtiitmlrlphln Phillies m-edod 13 Inning* to defeat the Min* nesota Twins, tt-fi, anil tho Piltahurgh Pirates battled the Kansas City Athletics to a 12* inning, 14 tie. The Tigers scored their fourth straight victory on home rum by Rocky Colavito, Norm Cash and Gu* Triando* after spotting the Cardinals five runs in the first Inning. Ib>b Anderson, who pitched one-hit ball for three Innings, raised hi* spring record to 30 Singles by Norm barker and Mack Jones and catcher Ken Better’s error produced the Brave*’ winning run against the Senators. Eddie Mathews paced a nine-hit Mil­ waukee attack with two dou­ ble*. The Indians mauled four Cub pitcher* for 16 hits, ineluding * homer tiy Tito l-’rancona and triples by John Romano, Tony Martinez ami Gene Green. Rookie outfield­ er Nelson Mathew* had two homers and a single for the Cub*. The Angels collected all of their runs and IU of their It lots off Boston starter Bill Munbouqueltc. Bill Rigney'l sluggers now have scored 377 runs on 4! hit* In their lu t three game*. Chico Rojas' first home run since 1901 earned the Phllllc* their marathon victory over flic Twin*. Boh Allison pushed Minnesota ahead, 5-2, in the liflh inning with u three-run homer. M eet C hange The truck meet Hcltedulcd to he held nt Seminole High School Wednesday nt 11:20 p.tn. him liven clumped and will Ih» held nt the Tltuavillv truck, i(intend, Conch Fred Ganna announced today. Reason given for the change wan that the local track is not yet completed. The Colt* scored 12 Umei in the laM two innings In over­ coming the Gianti. J i m Wynn, George Wllliami and Ellis Rurton homered for Houston and Ed Bailey hit a pair for San Franciico, Prefly's Best Cops SOKC Win Pretty’« Beit reeled off ono of the fastcit race* of the season a* she won the fraturo with ease Monday night at the Sanford-Orlaodo Kennel Club. The 56-pound miss whipped around t h e (ive-ilxteenths mile course In 30.99 seconds enroute to her seventh win of the season. Pretty's Best led all the way after breaking on top from the four box. 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CHECK YOUR LO CAL LISTINC. �8t}» ftufdrft P*pe 6 — Mar. 19, 1963 f r r ill Hospital Notes MARCH U A d m is s io n * r x • i 9 •X u w Anne Diglia, De Ba r y ; Brownie Mae Lee. Miry Pat Bemaog, Mamie Uni Car­ ter, Winnie M. Murphy, Vir­ ginia Anieraon. Mattie Mc­ Cray. Rosemary Pierce, Dalid Merle Willink, James C. |Gwjnn 3rd and Joyce Boat­ wright. all of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Garold Boat­ wright, Sanford, a ton; Mr. and Mr*. Eugene C. Richardk w a v h &p G e e rrMy wav . ton, Sanford, a daughter. Diimiaaalt Harold McGee. Ft. Pierce; Lilly Gnffin. New Smyrna Beach; William Field*. Lake Monroe; Mr*. Brantley Un­ said and baby, Oviedo; Frank G. Achille, Mr*. Allen Barden and baby, DeBary; Botemary Bray boy, George Pittard, Willie McGee. Blan­ che Freeman, James K. Mil­ ler, Emma Kathryn Hagan. 3 -/? Betiie Lee Brown, James *la - t a U, t n # 9* Miditon Mike, A l f r e d * Knight. Phillip Carter, Lawton G. Bout, William T. Freeman. Willie Unii* Vance, Mr*. William B. Wilkins and baby, all of Sanford. * * MARC1I 13 A dm ission* Edward C. Schweickert, Lake Mary; Su.in Yarborough, Ceneva, Patricia M. Hutted, Alice Smethrutt, Danite M. Tournoux, Sharon K. Klein. Bernard L. Becky Jr., John OUT n o tic e r iC - T t T IO X S ton, Bonnie Lee Stoffer, Jeitie S. Dixon, Hugh Gowan. Hoxella A. Summers, James H. Hardin. Kuth E. Wall and Tony C. Pitchford, all of Sanford. Births w h om rr m at co n crrx N otic e is h e r e b y g iv e n that ths B n J * r t i r s * t l p u r tu a n t to th* " F i c t i t i o u s Xa me S t a t u t e Chapter l l l . e ) , P ltr lS i St>, t o t s , wilt r s r l a t o r w it h th* C l e r k o f ths C ir c u it C oar t. IB sod for S em in ole C ou n ty . F lo r id * , up on r e c e ip t o f p r o o f of ths puhticettan of this potle*. the f ic t it io u s s i n s , t o w i t : Q U A L I T Y r A I! I N E T S * n dsr w h ic h I sen e n g a g e d In bualaeee s t ISA N l - o l t i A n n o * in t h * c i t y o f W l a i * r P ark. F lori d *. T h s t th* p » r t ! » * Interested In s s l d ba sin *** e n t er p r ise ■rs *s f o l l o w s ; E st a t e o f Elal* P. L e w is F lo r a B. I-awt* to d *c*s **d . 1st* o f C o u n ty , to th* C ou n ty J u d y * o f flcm ln ol * B ir th s Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Straws, C o u n ty , F lo r id * , st his o f f l c * in ths c o u r t h o u r s o f sold Sanford, a ton. County st (U n fo r d . F lorid a, Dismissals within six t * i * n d * r m onth* Ola B. Kelso, DeBary; Mrs. f r o m th* ttm* o f lh * f l r » t p u b ­ lic a tio n o f tht* notice. T w o Uiwcn R. Bush and baby, c o p ie s o f sar h c laim .r d *Lnngwood; Sharon E. Klein. m xn d sh all t>» In w r itin g , and s l a t * lh* plac e o f r » s l Demy M. Thournoux, Valerie i dshall * n r * and post o f f i c e a d d r - s * Powell, Doris A. Tbomst, El- o f th* c .a lm s n t . and shall b* orn t o b y ths r l s l m i n t , his nora H. James, Morgan Ben­ a•w c * n t . o r a t to r n s y sn d ac nett. Mary Pat Bertrang, c o m p s n t e d by a fllln y fee o { d -liar and n u ll c laim o r Wiltha Drummer. Rosemary don* s m a n d n ot so fi led ahmll b* Pierce and Mrs. Robert Molo- void. /»/ I on* V. T s n n s r hon and baby, all of Sanford. A* A d m in is tr a t rix o f lh* OUR E eta t* o f B E H T I l A K. L O W E WAY Deceased 8t *n« tr ot n. Dav it A M cI n to *h A tt or n ey s f o r A d m inis tr atrix IVst O ff ic e Box ISIS Hanford. Florid a P ub lish M arch *. I f . IS. f< C D O -ll in tu b C H trrrr r o m r TEy.w-.ro >cj i »u «s. A'EU.AE ESTIMATE THEWATJATE HU*I£AGe fEutvE w piayiw I M vw ey EARN.NS ATOTAL CHfSOOCO 1CU THAN TKe. THE PEadWTAjt*fV W jL O ! 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Ohio Tuu ar e he reby n o t ifie d that a suit ha* been filed airalnat you In th* ab ov* entitle d c * a i s . and that y o u r eq uir ed to fit* y o u r a n s w * r w it h the C le r k o f ihla C ou rt and to serv e a copy t h e r e o f up on th* p l a i n t i f f or p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ torn ey s. w b o s * nam* and addrr ss I* Jennlnffs. W at ts. C la r k * and Ham ilton . 1ft>4 B ar nett N ationa l B an k BuildInc. J a ck a on v llla I. F lor id a, no t later than April I. 1111. If y o u fall l o do t o a d**T** p r o cunfeaao w ill b « en tered a f filn a t y o u f o r lh * r elief d e ­ m and ed In lh* c o m p la in t, hi* ault la to f o r * c l o * « a m o r t c aff* . Th* rea l p ro p e r ty p r o ­ c e e d e d a s a l n s t la: L - t l». Block K. BIINLAND ESTATE*, a su bd iv ision , a c c o r d l n * to a plat t h e r e ­ o f . reco rd ed In Plat B o o k 11. pages 1 ( to I ! o f the P u blic R ec ord * o f S e m i­ n ole C ou n ty , Florid a W I T N E S S m y hand and th* seat o f s a l t C our t at S an ford. F lo rid a , this nth day *r F e b r u a r y , 1M1. (MEAL) A rth ur II. B e c k w ith . Jr.. C le r k o f the C ir cu it C ou r t B y i M artha T. V ihlen D ep u t y Clerk P ub lish M ar ch I, 1J. I». ! * C lH l-l* Defendant*. Actress f RHODE* DO N A L D J. CAUSEY and B E T T Y I). C A US EY , hi* w l l a Hl »omttime» wond«r if I’m r husband and father 01 an answering ssrvicsl” f M ARTIN I A TH E C l l t c t IT ItllH T , AINTII Jt m e t A l . tl H C V I T , IN AM I FIIH SKNIAUI.B I HI A T I . FMIMlilA |A IIIAACHHV Ml- la s t* AISTICE TO API'E «M FEDERAL NATIONAL JIuHTIIAUK AhSUCIATluX. PUIntirt, y\ WTIL.WMY VATU D HE !HAHT THE MACHINE. THEN GO A W V A N P LtAVk ITP ) in t u n f o b sitttiv n i.i; r i m . T V . F l . l t R I H t . M l. IM Tl. AMOHKE Atl H 1 V I M M B A N K , a c o r p o r a t io n , P alnlllf, r’ a T M E R •t at, / KUT T « CCC« M A H *T IT & M W EACH > IM t. ( U D / . M TM>5 HIGHLY TECHNICAL AGE * 1 M . K l U l i U S 1. ALZEACY W S T . ^ i t WITH 62CD J t T M M A M C l 0 « 0 70 TA04E IV.THCUT P lfL O W ft l a o th r w T A T t -T r Mr. and Mrs. Murl E. Hu­ tted, Enterprise, a daughter Dismissal* Winlon Hotiie Jr., Enter­ prise. Anne Daglia, Frederick J. Wallace, Barbara Eichhtli and Louise M. Moesel. all of DeBary. Cheryl Fear. F i r n a a d s * A S c a r it* Daniel M. Jinkins, Starlia A t t o r n e y s » : I-*w Hunter, Ann Baumei<ter, Ot­ t* Nor th O r i n t * A * « n » * rland o. F lo r id * to U Thomas. James C. O P u h ll ih M arch S, 11, IS, it. Gwynn 3rd and Davit Merle CDO-J# Willink, alt of Sanford. In th* I wort o f th* twwnly MARCH 14 J e d n * . s r w l s s l s t 'w oo ty, F l o * . Ido. t o P**hot*. Admissions to r*i K * t * l* s f U s trice Jordan. Oviedo; B E R T H A K, LUAVE, r)*e#»»*d Marguerite Lakeman. De­ T o Sll r r* dlt*r* n o d Perwaws Bary. Ruth L. Owens, Al l l l l l N I I 'l s l s i t o r Itrissood* drrna S t r a w * , Angela D. Rob- t n l s s l s o ld E st at e i t i t ea ch o f y o u l e t inion. Margaret Cleveland. h » Tr »ou h y n o t l f l r d sr*d r*autrsd Emma Vihlen, Maude Thomas to p r r sr n t a n y c l * lots sn d d * » w h ic h y ou , o r r lth * r and Laura Bratwell, all of omf » nydou , m ay h * * * s r a l t i t t th* Sanford. ••tat* o f B E R T H A K. I / J W E. OH,BOV, *Jt 5M AADA LL have rrso i £>OOP.' rt> IJKB TO SEE WHAT WOULD , HAPPEN ABOUND HERB IiP I THE RE S T 1 OF US WMUCEP AVUAV FRCn.tTH' TABLE RVEKY TIME WE PIBSFT SET STEAK.* TCU JUST LET *' E HANDLE THAT POOCH’S CHON FOR AWHILE AND 1 •UARAMTEETO c h a n o e h i s EATING HABITS IN SHORT ORDER.' H& S A I D Y O O O 1 B e r r tR get o j V O --a COG SLED rvnrn V tSX II IA r M i SCUy m th * NHlwHanda S llrttuh air grusip Iah I T Anger ■ Trff 111barman >0 Mr. Walk* IZIlarUc U Scoria U Canadian msdsKw fah-l >1 Three l is rated THE STATM OF FLORIDA TlA D O N A L D J. C A U S E Y and HE T T Y D. C A U S E Y , hi* w If*. I i ! O ak la nd A v an u * Hanford. F lorid a T o l l AUK H E R E B Y NOTI­ F I E D that a lu ll ha* been filed • ■ alna t y o u In t h * a b o v * e n ­ t itled caus e, and t h a t y o u ar e r equ ir ed in fit* y o u r a n s w e r wit h the Clerk o f Ihla C ou r t and to serv e a c o p y t h s r e o f upon the P l a i n t i f f o r P l a i n t i r f a at lorna >*. s h o w names and addreaa le M ac k N. C l e s e Ivnd. J r anil Carro ll Burke. P. O. D r a w e r Z. San fo rd. F l o r ­ ida, n o t t a le r than the t th day ..f April. A. D. 1»«J, I f you ^fn ll l « d o an a Dec ree Pro I o s f-aa,. will ha en ter ed axaln at y ou l o t th# r elief d em and ed In the C om p la in t. T h is suit Is to fo r e c lo s e a m ortaaffe. T he real p r o p e r ty proceeded affeitiel la: Isnffttl n pTuhonm » lad a nsrkr SSWithdraw a C M tiln r a r b ffd ii 41 Always IpaffU JO Naira la b ) SlOtwafe kUdr SJTrw* IM S Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice l e t ». Illoch M. HCNt.AND > :S T A T )> . a su bd iv ision , a c c o rd I r,ff l o a plat ther eof, r ecor d ed In Plat Hook II. p.igee I ( to *1 o f I he P u b lie R e c o rd s of Seminole C o u n ty , P lo r id * . fi n e Duo T h e r m fn tll Wall Heater, Model I l t - I . Serial I 0 I K 1 T: tine U, K. ( e l e c t r i c ) lim it-In R an ge. Model illl l l l ' K . Serial X U 0 » i m t One II. E. i electric I Built -In Oven. Model l o l l l l l ’ K, Serial X R I X t l l l : On* (1. E. (e l e c t rie ) Refrl*»rator. Model I.A Ht tlL Serial O H « l i ; » ; On* V i c t o r |*le<-|rle) I t ” Kitch en Eahausl Fan. n o modal or ser ial noa; Seven Venetian Blinds. (m etal) m anufact­ ured by S en k a rik (llaaa A Paint Com p an y , Sanford. F lorid a, no m ode l or aerial number#. W IT N E S S m y ha nd and the seal o f said C our t at San ford. Flori d a. Itila lat d a y o f March. A. D. t»«Z. A r t h u r II. B e c k w llh . Jr. C lerk e<f the C ir cu it r o u r t B y : Marjraret K. T>r« , Dep ut y Clerk M ac k N. C le ie la n d , Jr, aa d Carro ll B u r k * P. a D r a w e r z San fo rd, F lo r id a P ublla h: M arch t, II. It, It, IML rv n m ricT m o rs NARK LAW TO W H O M I T M A T CONCERN N o lle * I* he reby « l v * n that th* un dr r *lc ned . pursuant to th* -F l c t l t l o u x Nam * bt atut*." I fo u s* Bill No. 11?! . Cha pter No. : • * ! » . l * « s o f Florida. 1S<1, will re ut st er with th* C lerk o f th* c i r c u i t Court. In and f o r Eerolnol* Coun ty. F l o ­ rida. up. n receipt o f p r o o f o f the pub licat ion o f this nullce. the ft r ti tiou* nams to wit: F E R N P A R K M OBI LE HO M E* T R A I L E R P A R K t.nd*r w h ic h w * are e n y a r e d In business, at n u m b e r TT» F*rn p ar k B ou le­ vard. 11 Iff it w ay No. I T -t f, In th* c|tp o f F * m Park. Florida. T h a t the p a r ti-* Interested In said bustnes* enterprise, are as fo llo w s : P t l l U - I P O. M A R R I O T T ALICE I. M ARRIOTT Dated at W in t e r Park, o r a n r e Cnunty. F lor id a. March lat. 1M I Fan f o r d Herald Stanford. Florida March i, I* IS, I«, ! H I , Ct»T-Tt l a the Cwwrt wf She Cwawly Ja dffe. Ueealawle Cwwatr, Plwr14a. I* Prwhate, l a rei I h t a t e wf UI1ACE I. M E T C A L F Deceased Tw t i l l r e a t t . e s aad Perewae vfaslww e talvwa we Demands Aaaln af **I4 Eetafet T o o and each erf y ou ara h e r e b y n otifi ed and required to present any claim* snd d e ­ man d* w h ic h y ou , or either o f you . m a y h a v e attains- the •stata o f G r a c e I. Metcalf, d e ­ ceased. late o f said c - u n t y . to the C o u n ty Judff* o f Semin-il* C ou n ty . F lorid *, at hie o f f i c e In the c u r t houae o f a*!d C ou n ty at S an ford, Florid a, wit hin stx c a le n d a r montha fr om the time o f the flret p u b ­ lic ati on o f this notice. E ach c laim o r dema nd that! he In wrttlnff. and shall state the plac* o f re side nce and post o f ­ fice ad dress o f the cl aim a nt, and ehall b* sw orn to by the c laim a n t, agen t, atto rn ey , and any such c laim o r dema nd no t t o filed ehall be void. F ir s t Nat iona l Rank at W in t e r Park B y : P ra nk P. Olackln. Jr. T ru st O f f i c e r As ex e c u t o r o f tha Last W ill and T esta m en t el G r a c e 1. M etcalf, de ceased W ln d e r w e e d le , Haines A W a r d Att orney * I t P ark Avenue, South, W in t e r Park. F lorid a P ub lish March ! . IT, It. ! « C R d-lT in th e n in th OF rm rrrr J iim ia t. F I.O H Itia • l:u iv n u ; IN m i ht. tiK tiiT (M l county FOR in r l l t N i K M l . N o. l i s e a R A L P H K. C HE IU NGT ON , JR., P laint ff , va. M A R Y E. C H E III.VOTON, Defen dant. N OTICE o r VI I T T H E V T t T E O F Pl.O IIIH A T O MART E CH E KINGTON, WHteSE R E S I D E N C E IS R O U T E 1. BOX 1417. B R E M ­ ERTO N. W AS H IN G TO N. A s w o r n C om p lain t for DlTore* h a v in g been filed ag ainst y ou In tho Circu it C our t In and f o r Sem in ole Cou nty, F l o ­ rid*. by R A L P H II. C H E R I NO TON J i t . the sh ort title o f w h ic h la R A L P H R C I I K R INOT OX. J R , P laintiff , v e r ­ sus M A RY K. CHKHINOTON, Defeesdant, these preeenta a r e to c o m m a n d y ou to ap p ear and file y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h ­ er d e fe n s e or p lea ding h e r e ­ in w it h l h * C lerk o f (he C i r ­ c u it C ou r t o f Semlnola C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a , and aerve A r o p y t h e r e o f on P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r ­ ney. Ken neth tl. Spau ld ing. S a n fo r d Atlantic Nat ional Bank B uild ing, S an ford. F l o r ­ ida on o r b e f o r e l. * l l l h day o f April, l l t l , or o t h e r w is e a d ecr ee p r o c on fe a eo wilt be en tered ag a in s t you, and the c a u s e proc ee d *1 part*. W IT N E S S m y hand and o f flctal seal at San ford, S em inot* C ou n ty , Flor id a, this l i t b day o f March, 1H1. A r t h u r H. B e c k w ith . Jr. C le r k o f c i r c u i t C ou r t B y : M artha T . Vlhlsa, D ep u t y C le r k SEAL K en net h ft. S pau ld ing, A t t o r n e y at l a w S a n fo r d A tl a ntis N ationa l B ank Building. San fo rd, Florid a. P ub lish : M arch 1». 14, April 1. t. 1441. I'DU - *1. rin rriT rot ht. t i l l 1 * 1. I l l i n i t o p P l . n H I t ) A IN A N D F O R I K R I . in t h e n in t h Jl Ntet.E C OU NTY. CHANCERY N OTICE NO. I l t o TO A P P E A R F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MOItTa AGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff . - T t - R I C I I A R D I . F O L E T and E D ­ NA L F O L E T , his wife. Defendants. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA Tils R I C H A R D L FOLEY A d dress U n k n o w n EDNA U FOLEY A d d r ess U n k n ow n TOU A R E H E R E B Y N OT !F I E D that a suit has bean filed a g aln al y ou In the above ent it led cause, sn d that you are r eq uired lo file y ou r an ­ sw e r with the Clerk o f thin Oou rl and to serv e • ropy t h e r e o f up on the P laintiff «r P laintiffs a t to r n e y s , vrho-e name* and ad drs ee la Mar k N. Cleveland. Jr. and Harold F. Johns on . P O. D r a w e r Z. Sanf -rd. Flor id a, not taler than (he }t h d ay o f April, A. I). 1141, I f y ou fa ll l o do *,> a D e c r e e Pro C o n f e e e o will be en ter ed a g a in s t you fo r tht r elief d em a n d ed In the C om ­ plaint. T h is aull la lo foreclose a m o r t g a g e , T h e real properly p ro ceed ed ag a in s t Is: U i T 1. BIASCK 11. NORTH O H L A X iH J 1ST ADDITION, a c c o r d i n g to plat thereof r e co r d e d In Plat Book 11 , P a g e s 11 and 14. Public R e c o r d s o f Sem in ole Coun­ ty. F lorid a. I nc luding s p ec if ica lly , but not by w a y o f limit at ion, tha f o l ­ l o w i n g f la t u r e * an.l equipment, all p e r m a n e n t ly Installed. 1. W a ll H ea ler — Panelrar. model l-F A -4 1 I. R a n g e — F rlg ld air e — m od el KS-14 L R e f r i g e r a t o r — Frlgldaire — m odel P-11 4. I l o l W a t e r He ater — Day A Night — Model 14-C I. V enetian blinds— » I. Scre en ed patio W I T N E S S my hand and the seal o f said C ou r t at Manfurd, F lorid a. Ihla lat day o f March A. P , 1141. (SE A L) / a / A r th u r H. Re. k w lib Jr. C le r k o f th* C ir cu it Court ll yi M a r g a r et IL T>re. D C . M ar k N. C lev elan d, Jr. and H a rold F. Joh nso n P. O. D r a w e r Z S an fo r d. F lo r id a a ' H a rold F. J oh n son A tt o r n e y s f o r P la in t iff P ub lish M a t c h I* U . ip, j l CDG-1 4 t h e clR rrrr r n in r NINTH JU D ICIAL n u n IT OF FLORIDA IN AND F O R SEM IN O LE r O C V T Y , I I I I M H H Y NO. 12*72 NOTICE TO APPEAR in F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T ­ GAGE ASSOCIATION P laintiff .v i. FR AN K PAUL HOLMAN a n l V I O L E T H U N T E R HOLMAN, lilt wife. D» fendaniw. THE STATE lO t FRANK Address OF FLORIDA P A U L I lO L M A N Unknown V I O L E T H U N T E R M olw M AN A ddr es s U n k n o w n TOU A R K H E R E I i r N< iT f. PI Ere that a ault ha* been filed against y ou In the ab ove entitled e*us » and that y o u are required t o f ile y o u r an­ sw e r with the C lerk o f this C ou rt and to ser ve a c o p y thereof upon the P la in t if f or Plaintiff* a t tor n ey *, - h . •* n a m r i and ad d re ss le Me - V, FI » T ' land, Jr. and Ha ro ld F, Joh nson . P O. D r a w e r X. S a n ­ ford, Florid a, no t lat er than the it h day « f .April, ,A p. !» I J . If y ou fall to d o so a Deer e* Pro C on fe aa o will h* entered agaln at y o u fo r the relief dema nded in the C o m ­ plaint. Till* ault Is t o f o r e , i H og« a m o r t g a g e . T h * r e s t ! p rop er ty p ro ceed ed agaln at I*: L<*T 11, B L OC K i, a r » •ubdlvtelon o f D D c K I, and T R A C T ” A " . NOR TH OK LAN Iw) SECON D A D D I ­ TION. a c c o r d i n g In plat t h e r e o f reco rd ed In Plat Il.wik 11, P a g e* I f . Pub1hP.eeorda o f S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty. Fh-rlda. W IT N E S S m y ha nd and the seal o f aald C ou r t at S an ford, Florid a. thla lat day of March. A. D. 1A4J. (S E A M A r th u r II B e c k w it h Jr. Clerk o f th* C ir cu it C ou r t fly: M arg aret E. T y r e M ar k N. Cle velan d. Jr. and Ha ro ld F Joh nso n P. O. D r a w er Z San ford. Florida A t t o r n * ) « f o r Plaintiff . Publish March S. IS. 1», ! » CD G -U IN T H E 4’ IRC’ I I T COt HT tep T H E NINTH J I D I C I A L c u t . C U T OF A ND F O B S E M I . n o i .e c o u n t y , m o u n t . CHANS ERA NO. HUM) E A S T R I V E R SAVIN GS BA NK P la in t iff, VS JOHN MCGUIRE, *1 al, D efenda n-a, NOTICE O F * ALE N OTIC E IS H E R E B Y GIY EN that on the TIth day o f March, m i at 11 :o» a m at th* main d o o r o f the C our t Ho use o f bem lnot e C ou n ty , at San ford, Florida, the u n d e r ­ sig ned C lerk w ill o f f e r f o r sale to the h ig h e s t and W at bid der fo r c ash the f o l l o w i n g d es cribe d real p r o p e r l y : lot I. In B lock I I . eif E A S TH R O O K SUBDIVIS. ION. UNIT NO, s, a c c o rd * Ing lo the INat th er eof, a* reco rd ed In P lat B o o k IT, P a t e 14 and *1, o f thn Public Re cor d* o f S e m i­ nole C ou n ty , F lo rid a , t o ­ g eth er with all st ru c tu res. Improvement*. fix t u r e * . ap­ pliances, and ap purte n an .- e* on said land o r used In c o n * Junrttoun ther ew ith . T h is sate le m a l e p u r s u a n t l o fi nal de cr ee o f fo r e c l o s u r e en tered In C h a n c e ry a c t io n No. 11444 n o w p e n d in g In the Circu it C ou r t o f and f o r S e m i­ nole C ou nty, Florida. D A T E D thla 11th d a y e f March. 1)41. A rth ur If. B e c k w it h . Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit C o u r t B y : M artha T. Y lb le u Deputy Clark. SEAL: Anderson, Rush, Dean, t o w n ,le * A van den B e r g A tt or ne y* f o r P la in t iff 111 East C en tral A v an u g Or lando, Florida. Publish: T ues d ay , M ar ch I f , 1441, CDU • 41 IN T H U C I R C U I T C O I R T D P T H E NINTH J I D I C I A L C IR ­ CUIT DP AND FO R S E M I. n o i .e r u i ’ A T V , p u n i n t . C I I A N C E H Y N i l. I XTwe the Bo s t o n fiv e SAVINGS B A N K c k .n t n rial n iif f, tre, R O B E R T F. T H E M P E R , st ua. Defendants. AMEN DEI) M O H TflA G H N OTICE O F M IT IN FORECLOSURE TOi R ob er t F. T r r m p e r and N a n cy A. T r e m p e r , hie wife RESIDENCE: U nknown AND T O : All p a r tie s c l a i m i n g Intereel* by. t h r ou g h , u n ­ der or ag a ln a t th* a f o r e ­ said persona TUU AIIE h e r e b y n o t ifie d that a C o m p la in t to f o r e c l o s e e c e rt a in m o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r ­ ing the follow in g d e s c r ib e d real p ro p e r ty , t o - w l t : L ot 4. B lo c k A, C OUNTItT C L U B MANOIL U N I T NO. t. a c c o r d i n g l o the p la t t h e r e o f as r e co r d e d In P la t H ook 11, P a g e s I I and ?4, P u blic R e c o r d s o f S e m i ­ no le C ou n ty , Florid a, has been filed a g a i n s t y ou |q the a b o v e - s t y l e d suit, and y o u ar e r eq uired to s e r v e a r o p y of your Answ er or ether Plea d ing to tha C om p lain t o q P ia ln t llf a a t t o r n . ) a. A N D E R ­ SON, HUSH. DEAN ISIAVNDEM A r a n den B E R ii. I l l East C en tr al A v enu e, O r la n d o, Flor id a, and file Hie o r ig in a l A n s w e r o r o t h e r P le a d in g In the o f f i c e o f t h e Clerk o f tho C ir cu it C ou rt on nr b e f o r e the D i l l day o f M arch, 1)41. If y ou fa ll l o do an, a d e c r e e p ro c o n fe a e o w ill be la k e n agalnat y ou fur the r elief d e ­ manded In the C om p lain t. T h is N o t ic e ehall be p u b ­ lished o n c e a w e e k f o r fo u r c o n a e c u llv e w e e k * In the Tha Hanford Herald. D A T E D this l l n d day e f F ebr u ar y , 1)41. (SE A L ) A rth ur II. B e c k w it h , J r . C lerk o f C ir cu it C o u r t B y : M arth a T, V ih len D ep uty Clerk Publish Frt.. : # A Mar. I. 11. 1). 1)41. C D F -4 1 �I A I « ji n ft Y o u r H erald A d Is A Sales R epresentative W elcom e In E very H om e. D ial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 CLASSIFIED INDEX Classified Phone • R E N T A HKD Rollaway, Huxpital A. Baby, tied*. 8. EtlucHtion - Instruction By Day, Week, or Month I. Transportation CARROLL'S FCRM ll'H E o. Food Fit. FA 2*41111 116 IV. tat St. 1. l.ttitl 1 Futiiitl 2. N otices - Peraotiuln 322-5612 322-5613 1I* Office 204 W. First « dhr •anfnrh irralfi SWEETIE PIE Mar. 19, 1963 — Poyfe 7 By Nadim* Seltzer 6. For Kent GA Special Notices UNFl'RN. lat Floor. 3 Tina, 7. Business Rentals bath, 2 ic w n c d pore lie a. 8. Beach Rentals 3UW Magnolia Ave. Apply up 9. For Sals or Rent atain evening!. 10. Wanted to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted House* for rent. For infor­ ma liun contact Teil Wil­ 12. Real Estate For Sule liam* Hardware, 2o0 E. 12. Morttfujje Loans Sath St. 11. Insnranco DEADLINES l B. For Rent Hi. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; 1G. Tuea., thru Fri. - 2 P. SI. day 17. before Imcrtion. .Mon. • Sat. 18. noon. 111. 20. STRAIGHT CLAhSIFltOi Tut*., thru Frt. - UP. M. day 21. Business Opportunity Female Help Wanted 12 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $15 month. Fh. Male Help Wanted FA 2-530.1. Help Wanted Situations Wanted Fiirnkhrd Apartment. U I o m Babysitters in. JI in ni> Con an FA 2 U>13 Beauty Salons ROOMS, Tim li a b le * , 401 before insertion. Sloe. • Sit. 22. Build • l ’ a in l * Repair Magnolia Ave. F \ 2 0120 . 23. Huiltliny; Materials noon. 21. Electrical Services 2 lu-ilrtonn liou»e, kitchen RESPONSIBILITY: 25. Plunibinu Services furn un Luke tiulilrn. Near The Herald will not be re­ 26. Radio A Television bu>e. Call FA 2 4048 during sponsible (or more thin one 27. Speciul Services day, FA 2 1136 afler 5:30. incorrect iniertion of your ad, 28. Laundry Service and reiertei the rlgbi to re- 29. Automobile Service ROUSE at lake $125 Apart­ ment. Adults. *J5. 322-2317. tile or reject any advertise- 29A. Auto Accessories ment fruni what ordered to 30. Machinery - Tools 3 BEDROOM, I ' j bath, kitch­ conform to tha pollcki of thli 31. Poultry - Live stock en equip|K‘d. Fre»hly paint­ paper. 31 A. Pets ed. $85 month. 132 lla) a Dr. Legal Notice It ik e J *l*t, af la NAOMI #) • t I » f> • * * u •' ; w 11 €> * r»*H ■ • n lta l* ik e r* i* lr r a w w ' r , State R. S A HI N, P M lIH l. m u koncM Nnt|c* I* h ' r e b r alvan |k*t tk* g n 4 * r * la n * 4 will. »n Die l l t k 4 * y a f March, A. D. t i l l . |ir*»*nt l « th* H o n o r a b le C o u n I) J u d e * a f ■ • m ln o l. C ou n ty , F lo r id a , hi* fi nal r*turn , a c ■ r o u n t and v o u c h e r s . aa An* o l l l a r y A 4 m t n la t r » t o r C.T.A. o f tha Katat* a f Nao m i U. Nabln. daraaaad and at aal4 lima, than and thara. m a k a a p p l ic a ­ tion to tlio aald J u d e * far a fi n a l ao ttlamon t o f h i ' adm ln latra tl on of aald *alata, and f o r an o r d « r ill'c h a ric ln x M m an auch A n c illa r y A d m i n lat rat or , C.T.A. Dat'd thla tha tat d a r a f M ar ch . A. D. l i l t . / a / A. E d w in e h l n l i o l i t r Aa A n c illa r y Ad m lnla tr ator, C.T.A. or tba K als ta o f N a o m i B. Sabin Dacaaaad Puhliah M ar ch I. I t . J», A : i F e d e r a l N ationa l M o r t e a i l A a. o o d a t i o n c h a r t a r Act, P la in , t i f f , u n u , W I L L I A M DA L TO N IM ’ N F r t n D and B E T T T LOU. 1HK t i t ' N F o l t D . h i t wlfa . and (IIIANIIK U T I L I T Y COMPA NY, an.l IIIDtJKWO OD W O O D PIIUJ i f O T N CO.. INC.. Dafandanta. t u l n r C h a n c e r y C t M Na. l i l l T , praying a for ac laa ura o f aald m ortgage on tha follow in g i t e a c r lb 'd Land. l y i n g and ba . tng lii H n nluo la C o u n ty , Xlor* Ida. t o . w l t : L o t I I . Illock I, W R A T H . KIIHFIKI.U FI HPT A D D ! * THIN. according to tha p la t t h a r ' o f . aa rtr a r d a d In l*lal llo o k 13. P a s t I* P u b l i c I t 'c o r J a o f a .m ln a la C o u n ty . Flor id a. HubJ'Ct to a u tility " • • m a n ! o v a r tba aouth four* trrn d l l faat. T o g e t h e r w it h tha f o l l o w i n g lia m o f proparty w h ic h la lo c a t a d In and p erm a n a n t ly In. aiallad aa p a r t a f tha I m p r o v e . m « nt on aald la n d : I N T E R N A T I O N A L OK U T I . t a ru iiN A C B m o d e l no. O l i d I I K -D Tha a a p r a " a n u iu 'r a t lo n o f tha f o r e g o i n g lt » m ab all not ba d " n i ' d t o lim it ar r 't tr lc t th' a p p lic a b ility of an y o lh 'r languaea d " c r I U I n g In g e n e r a l f a r m ' other p rop 'rty I n t e n d 'd to ba c o v e r e d l i . r ' b y . You. and ' a c h o f } o u art Flowers - Shrubs “ They only £iv« loans on ca rs that have motors Furniture UNFURN 2 Bedrm. FavorArticles For Sule able location. FA 2-U274. Articles Wanted Automobiles - Trucks Unturniahed 2 bedroom house. 12. Real Eat ale For Hal*' 12. Real Estate For Hale ,9 - Situation* Wanted Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. Bouts - Motors Child Care. FA 2 2274 SPRING IS IIEIIK 3 BEDROOM. bath. Low Motorcycles - Scooters » w completely furnlilievl 2 down p a y m e n t . $57 (W And now I* the time to look Trailers - Cabanas bedroom (tome. FA 2-2577. for that certain home just Children kept, r \ 2-4182. month. Vacant, tamgdale. 2. Notices • Personals FURS. Apt. XKU Mrllonvlllt. Ph. Days TE 8 1521. nights TE 8-4540. Unfurnished 3 bedroom houae. 1108 Elliott Ave., FA 3 42J4 > Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ ner tot facing lake. 109 or FA 2-0823 Walts Drive, g u n l a n d Estate. F1IA in service. NICELY furn. 6 room house. $450 down, monthly $81.73, FA 2-6X17. VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 W E L A K A AFARTMENTS: or 1A 2 2118. Roomi private baUia, 114 MCE HOME, large lot on 1$, W. First St. 17-92 4 Interstate 4. 850UU Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom lake* it furnished at Lake Apartment*. Kltchea equip­ Monroe. FA 2 6230. ped. 108 W. 18th St. Fb. FA 2 4678. 4 HR., 2 nATH. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TO gUAL. BUYERS. ONLY 84501(0 DOWN. MONTHLY FAYMTS ON PHIS. 1ST. $72 00 noth »: op at it TEE W GREEN. FIIO.NE Tin*, htatc op ri-onin * to Jnll N SANrORD OhOA322 2744. Legal Notice A Ala.. I Pub! Hi, a*, its*. CDU-JI M ur tu : ' . t* it 36. Autom obiles • Trucks Pant* 99c T shirts 4»c. Army Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. BUYING A NEW or USED CAn? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ low Interest Rate* ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK 1931 7.ig Zag Sewing Machine Darn*, makes button lioles. Willi guarantee. 5 Pay incut* of *6.40. FA 2-9411. 1952 FORD H ton pickup Truck. *175 00 cash. Pb. ACCORDION Full UQ bits. FA ? 9 » L Bargain FA 2 854M after 7 p. ill. 1957 FORD Ranch Wagon. Good motor. 1‘ower steer­ t-APARTMENT S I Z E HEing, power brakes. Good FIUGERATOH. like new rubber. $275 cash. 333-7351. $75. 1 Hi-Fi Phonograph $:i7. 131" TV *43 ned Front Store. :uo Sanford ,17. HonU • Muton* Ave. FA 2 3532. Gateway To The Waterway DUNCAN^ PIIYFE Maho­ gany dining n»in suite. Rolinon Sporting; Goods Your EVINRU3E Dealer 322 0651 804 6 8 E. lat Ph. FA l-SMl 21" LAWN Mower for snlo or trade for Utility trailer. I9H2 7.1» hp WIZARD Motor 4 tank. $125 FA 1-3343. .123.060.1, ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, IH bath homo Built-In kit. •*- Fever*! economy bonia buy %from $58no amt up, with cIm'U, air-condltionrr. t on down payment* from $200. j venii-nt location. $',ui down. Low monthly payment*. % Monthly payment* vil no Call FA 2 26.59. 7- A few choice executive home* In prestige neighborNEW 2 Bedroom, I ' j hatha. liiaida, lldyllwible, lau-h $6o per mouth. Ixingdalo. Arbor, Mayfair, Gruva Man­ Call TE I-54U. or) from I2J.U00 and up. 3 BEDROOM. Its hath. $2Vj Excellent FIIAand Con­ down, $73 00 month. 333 40781 ventional linancing avail­ or 332.2177 or 323-4030 able. NO~CASH NEEDED 3 Bedruum, 2 bath. $61 a molull. 7. 4 I. included. 323 8085. Ileal F.vtalc - Mortgage* T A 2-242J 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bat h» Kit III N Park Ave Slenstroni Realty chen cquippetl. No down 17a. HuitlneaH 0|)|Kirtunit> pay ment. UJiM S Park Ave LAKE VIEW Home for aale or trade for a tiled larm on tlie FA 2-1761. INDEPENDENT Service sia west side of Sanford. Call lion for leajc On highway MAYFAIR SECTION FA 2 7898 day* or hA 2 6368 17 92 near Sanford. I’hnc 3 Bedroom, dining room, eoiy Uights FA 2 7843. flreldacr, spacious kllelien, lutgv well lundaeaped lot, REDUCED. 2 Story home, KxduMivv 1'in i til tine goed repair, new plumbing rilrus and shade trees. At­ KUIN KLEEN—Coin operat­ wiring, termite contract. tractive price $I5,$IHJ with ed Dry cleaning 4 laun­ 715 Magnolia, I-A 2 8960 dries. We have 2 exception­ lernia. al locations in new aliupHighland Park ping centers Sanford 4 DoSafi drivers snv,. u|> to 211', 412 Edilha Circle 1-and. We are tile Cadillac or mure on automobile in­ Tliia three bedroom block of coin up. with big 20 lb. surance. liuinc on (wo lots can be double load commercial purchased lor $l2.tMioo waiders that really get the 3 Bedroom. CB home on largo C'utv^be financed through business. 'We finance bal , corner lot. lias den, laigc FHA by qualified purehaa aiice of complete Installa­ kitchen, wall to wall carer tor only auoo.ou duwn tion. including equipment,' |h-i air-cuuditloiKT in living including eluting coat. Ex­ signs, electric w i r i n g , room, and other extras. clusive listing. plumbing, cabinet wo'k and Only *85 no per moiiUi, in liuld the grand opcn.ng. ItUUER I \ WILLIAMS eluding tuiea and ilisuran.-e. Realtor Low Down Paylii-nl. See You can make over luir. return on your investment, RaymonJ l.uiidquist, Asa*. tld> one today! lo r complete information FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. call Ralph llaesly. Call HOUSES AVAILABLE. Move collect bustnes* h o u r s . Stemj^er Agency to >our lot. Low cash prices. Tampa 233 0191 or write 2 4 3 Bedroom. Call collect REALI UR — INSLRUR me c o Kuin Klecn. 4252 Tampa S33-G131. t A 2 4991 1919 S. Freucb Ave. Fla.' Ave., Tampa. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 96. Aulontohllea • Truck* Itkvt VALIANT. PvT.” owner 39. Trailer* • Cabana* Going overseas. Sell for 1958 MOBILE HOME with beat offer.* FA 2 9819. Senkarik Glam* ami Paint $' x 30' aluminum Iniulat* Company 1980 PLYMOUTH Station ud cabana. $100 equity and NURSE would like elderly 210 Mugnolla Ph. FA 2-4622 Wagon. Good condition. I'll. aisum# p*y ntenta. Phone patient* in her home. Ovie. ALTO * RADIO FA 2-1819. FA 3 0456. do 4 Sunloid area. Call Drive-In Repair Service evening* 365 358U. PERSONAL RADIO 4 T. V. 25th St. 4 Sanford Ave. 21. lU auty Halon* I'll 323 0635 right fur Die faintly. Be­ low' are Just a few of the exceptional homu buy* be. Ing offered by Mcnitroui Realty, th' ''Home of Home*." W'e have the home for «you, so check with us toon I HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Beauty Service 1— 3427 Laurel Avenue (High-Evening Appointment* land Park). $40<) down, $90 105 So. Oak EA 2-5742 per month will buy you (Jill comfortable 3 HR hoinr, 1 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp which fealures charm, pri­ Special on I'ernu Call for appointment. 3 Senior ope­ vacy, and many extras! rator*. Free parking lota. Only $13,0001 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 2— 114 Grove Lane (Ravenna Park). Built-in kitchen, 2.1. I’ lumlimg Her vires screened Florida room, and delightful floor plan will catch your eye in this like new 8 HR modern $150 1'lum bin? A Heating down, and $87.50 per moqIJi ! AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR 3— 106 Westwood Court (PineWORK crest 2nd.). .Sparioi* 3 UR 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 2 bath modern, kitchen PLUMBING equipped, on large corner Contracting Repairs lot. Newly painted inside FREE ESTIMATES and out! $13,750, with $150 R. L. HARVEY ■town and $luo per monthl 204 Sanlord Ave. FA 2 3383 1—1918 Locust Avenue (city). Older 3 BR, 1 bath com­ 26. Radio 4 Taltvltdon pletely remodeled In good PERSONAL RADIO A residential area. M3,$00, T.V. SERVICE with $150 down, and $98.50 We repair Phono Changers per month. Radio & T.V., Auto Radio* 12. Rgal Entate For Kale Til AIEP, HKHIDKNCC I'N* KNOWN. AND WIIOSK MAII.IN<i ADDItroN IH UNKNOWN: V awurt, complalbt having b " n f 11*-I agaluat you In Iba Clrt-ulf Court In * ,J f..r oetnlo « l« Counl> Pl .rlda by III ITT Ia'jI i i*Hii Vt H V UP. for 'll. vurc». lb * 'h o r t tula of » M . h la BRTTY MJP oHUATIIAIII’ , I'li.li.llff, vvfiu l J..IIV 0 \V. P o lt D tMHIATIIAUP. Dafand* ant m a t ' p r a a 'n t ' art to cum* •. . . . notlfl*4 •« ril# par. vnanu >..y t.< avpaai “ '"I Ph* aunally o r by a t t o r n e y . In ttia j o u r A n * or o t b ' r d ' f e n . a o f th# C lr rh o f »a'd or ple adin g' lirrfln u l l b l b ' C ou r t. In tha C o u n ty C ou r t C l'r k o f D . ' < trcuit l ourl of tlou ". In Hanford, bam ln ola M'lnln.il' » ni.i i). PI .rl.lo »i..l C o u n t y . F lo rid a , on ur b « f o i « *«rv« a cuny tb'reut, on Plaint. tbv 3'tti day o f Maruh. A. It.. I f f * Attorney. *’ nrro|l llurk*. 1 ><; j o u r ap p aarau ca . auenrar A tto tn .) at la .a. I*. O. D r * a » r e,r O . h ' r d a f ' b ' l v a t d a a d l n g ' T. Hanf,.r.l. Plorld*. un or bo* to tn. c o m p l a i n t In tbla c a n * ' for« l b ' ail. ua> ot April. A. D. and a l ' o to a ' r v a upon Band, 1*41 or o t n * r a » " U 'o r . » pro art, M cK w an. gebnara A t-onr***,, » III l.« ontartd Mima, a t t o r n ' } a f o r tha P lain - agalit'l )..u. t iff, a cup) o f " I d p l ' a d l l l g ' , Tho Hanford Dera il l> d»a* oih erw l.e o l d Ulll o f C o m ­ If 1.1.1'd a ' a ti «w .| .,it of >titplaint. will ba takan a t c o n - aral circulation In which I by y ou and e a c h o f rltallon .bull |.» |.t.bit'll, d } O’J. one* o r h * n k lor four to n . l n rNa. ANl> O R D K R L D I n . ' a 'c u l l t e *>< l*e. • - . „ } da> o f U ' b r u ' r j V I*., tV ITNPHH ■„> bend ri d offl* ja lj, at no iiford* O 'u ilu o l, * lul " a t ,»f t h ' t ’lt tk "I llir l j o . i t > , Fiorldariruult Court on thla tl,t lat. IdCAt. day or Match, A D. 1>*1. A r t 'iu r II. b * a n u b . J r , (HRAI.I C l « r k o f tb a C ircu it C our t Arthur II R.rh allh Jr. o f P cm lnola C o u n i y , F l o r ­ r i ' r b o f Circuit Court ida l»y: Jlara rrrl .1. Ty»». It . Mart a T \ till#r. D C D 'p u l « Irrv :< SEWERS WANTED FAST DEPENDABLE TV. IMMEDIATELY Service Service calls $1.00. Wurk at home doing simple Home Service Co. 305 San­ jewing. \\> supply rontrrl* ford Avr. F\ 2 3532. ala and puy shipping both ways. Good cate of pay. 27. Special Service* Piece vvoik. Apply, Dept. WELLS DRILLED, 'PUMPS, AD 381*, Box 7010, Adelaide SI'RINKER SYSTEMS Post Office, 7'orunto, On­ 4U lype* and Sue# tario, t anaila. We Kepau and Service • 1 I N E 18. Help Wanted Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 A T T E N T I O N : MANAlePlano Tuning and Repair F.R-TILMNEt. Needed in tliia area to work with In­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2 4223 ternational Prestige Co. FKIGIDAIRB Complete tiuiiung program Sale* 4 Service at no clost to selected per­ G. II. HIGH son. Unliiulicd op|iortui)Ry, Uoo W. Ivt SI. Sanford must have pleasing person­ Ph. FA 2-3883 ality and Ik‘ *I references. Write IihIbv In detail to LAWN SIOKVICE Manager, III. 3 Box 313-C. Mowing and edging, etc, SutSanford. ufaction guaranteed, ph. |34. A rticles For Sale FA 2 l8lf. With pure lute of Blue Lustre MEN AND WOMEN, laicra.IS. M otorcycle* • R cooU r* rent Electric Can'd Shamthe part ur (ull lime work. Air-Cuiulitioninir pooer fur imly ft per day. Available m prestige busi­ VESPA M oro n SCOOTERS. Carroll* Furniture. II. II. I'OI'K CO.. INC. ness. No canvassing, no New 4 Used, traveling. Our nationally 2viU So. Park Ave. FA 2-4X3$ MENS white Jacket. $10.00. l ew la Hale* 4 Service known organliuimn it num­ LAWN'S Renovated • Aerate 2817 Country Club Rd. FA 3 unu ber one in It* field. If you I'h. FA-3.79'31 Remove Thatch • Chinch have a pleasing personality Bug Spray ( VC-13) - Fertl- LA MB It El TA Scooter *KXt Complete .Aquarium $15.00 '89 VESPA Grand Bport. amt beat references, write lie—Ph. FA 2-4244 Girla Site I Slme Skates, ttwnar tranafsrred. Musk fully today to Manager, III. MANSFIELD LAWN 8EII *0.00. FA 2 4011. sacrifice. 132 Haye Drive, 3 Box 373 C Sanford. 29. Automobile Servlet Country Club Manor. Furn. 2 Bedroom 1k>u»c. MON RAY. Th* one# g watk Adult*. No pet*. FA 2-7664. 3 BEDROOM, 1»» bath homo Deodorant now available In In Country Club, well cared local drug atoraa. Uncondi­ MODERN office with confer­ for. Fenced yard and a deep ence room. Air-conditioned. tionally guaranteed to atup well. Vary low down pay­ FA 2-7450. undararm perspiration and ment. FA 2-8806. all body odur. BEDROOM house. Kitchen GOVERNMENT OWNED equipped. Ncur ba*c. HOMES 8. Education • Instruction FA 2-3665. Priced from } 3.800.00 to $15.* REG18THA110N ia now FURNISHED Apt. 3 room., 5u0 00 Two bedrooma, 1 bath being takan for the enrollhath. 2 double lied*. Screen­ to three bedrooma, two mant of th* kindergarten at ed porches, ltd W. 3rd. St. hatha locuted In vurinua th* Graca Mathodiat Church as-ctlona of Hnnfotd. on Onors Rd. A Woodland SMALL furn. Apt. IV02 Maple Down payment* from ? Mi.no c u q - n __________________ FA 2-0731. to $500.00. N O T IC B n r e l t r 6. Fof Kent Buy a completely recondi­ FURN. Apt FA 2 2800. IN TIIM NAHM OK T H E tioned home which include* eTATK o r ri.O N ID A Large 2 bedroom Trailer on 2 BEDROOM furnished house T o i . W II.T.TAM D A L T O N DUNrepainting inside and out — Urge Uke. Adult* only. Fh. F O R D and I l K T T T U >UU washer. 2801 Magnolia. ur save by purchasing on IHE D U N r O H D . hla W|f«. FA 2-7368. raaldanca u n k n o w n . an "AS IS" Bail*. FURN. Apart. Including ull* t t *u are in s tir n r N ortYou owe it Uj yourself and lilies. $lo. dot Magnolia rtK D that KKDKItAL N A ­ Lake Mary. I Bedroom, kit­ TIONAL M O ItT OA OE AMUOchen equipped. FA 2-3010. your family m investigate Ave. i 'IA T ION, h a v l n e f i l ' d In thla FA 2-6347. these bargains in horn* C o u r t Ita • « urn Hill o r C o m ­ 2 BEDHOOM furnished TraiTp la in t . tha na tur# and purpoa* buys. No red tape. W* cun o f w h ic h ta t o fo r a c t o ia that Efficiency Apt. $80 Mo. l»ur> er. 10' x 50'. Off Mjrtle qualify you in 30 minutes. c a r ta ln m u r l f a e * at a r u t a d by Ave. near Lake. Jeaiup. plui City. 201 W. tat M. Roy B roo ha Hammar and O la d r * V. I t a m n i 'r , hla wlfa, Adults preferred. $70 |>cr t o t ^ a y a r a M o r t p a p a and T i l l ' NEWLY FURNISHED U rge Jim Hunt Realty month. FA 24496. C o m p a n y , na tha Ird day o f 2 BR. duplex. 14th St. LongJ u ly . A. D. n i l : that aald Office FA 2-21 tl wood. 838 3208. C o m p la in t p ra ya f o r an a c ­ GA Special Notices c o u n t i n g t o ha takan unda r Night* FA 2-0641 t h ' d ire c t io n a f tha C ou rt fo r Three room turniahed 323-0700 REMINDER w h a t la 4 u ' tha P l a i n t i f f fo r apartment. 2IU1 Magnolia. INCOME TAX SERVICE 2524 Park Dr. sanford, Fla. p rt nrlp al and t n t a r 'a t on aald m n r t g ' C ' and m o r t a a a a nut* $45. 2 Bedroom Furnialied O. M. H A R R IS O N S an.l fur tha c t ' l ' , c h a r a ' s and Apartment, $55. Hubert A. 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8M27 M p r n i ' i I n c lud ing a l t u r n ' y a ' »St. Johns Realty William*. Phone FA 2-3*51. f " ' and a b atr ac t f " i and that In d ' f a u l t o f auch pay* THE TIME TESTED FIRM 9. For Sale or Rent m *nt. tltla. t n t a r 'a t . " t a t » . 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Lake 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 rta lm . d ' m a n d and a q u l i y o f 5—123 Lake Dot Drive (SunMary. Fh. FA 27213. If you like country living r ' d ' m p t l o n o f tho P ' f ' n d a n t a and all p ' r ' n n a r l a l m l n a by, land ). Newly reconditioned 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On GEORGIA BRICK HOMES, throueh. u n d 'r or a a a l n ' t 2 UR. house, 817 Catalina. 3 UR, 2 hath, family room lau-atcd ill c I m i I cc locations. south side of big Lake t t i ' m or a n y o f them , ba ah FIIA. $450 down, $79 per home with lake view. Kit­ e o l u t t l y ba rr ad and f n r ' c l o a - Furn. Apt. 2 Bedrm. Only Mary. Water for boating, o d : ' a i d ault b r i n g f i l ' d In chen equipped. $13,500, and month. Molina Jarvis. Ph. etc. Orange tree*. Apprnvi$65. 1700 Magnolia Ave. t h o C ir cu it C our t, o f tha Ninth just $wv 79 jer month after 3'22-lSIO malcly 2'b acres. FA 2916'.’ . J u d ic ia l C ir cu it. In and for H om ln olt C o u n ty . Flor id a, In Loch Arbor three bedroom $150 down pay ment! ( \!*o Chancery, ' m i l l ' d KKUKRAL unfurnished lurnac, kitchen 1 New tuiuae near Lake Mary. M W IIUI SF. oil t'ivstal lake, have 3 Bit, I bath in same N A T I O N A L MoimiAOK AMMO322 3091. laich Arbor. Call FA 2 3378 equipment, 8V5.UU. Robert C1ATIO.N. a c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n * area fur $ll.3oo, with $350 I " d un der an A c t o f Coneraaa or FA 2-3077. A. Williams FA 23V51. down and $76 per rnonlh). and e x la lln e purau an t to tha Pot,. tl ,11. la, ; » * » . C D F -r r mt r i a i M i . la r r a k a i * r* |k* R a t a l* a f i 32. 33. 34. 35. 3G. 3T. 38. 89. 16. Female Help W auled 26. Ratlin & Television Wall 1 DAY SERVICE 251h SI. 4 Sanford Ave. Ph. 323 0655 Large Shetland Poniet; 1 gelding. I mare. New sad­ dles and bridles. 322 9162. .12. Klowcrn - Shrubs PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Puttsie stock. GltAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevtlle Ave. Near 20tlt St. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment* of $13..‘si on .1 complete rooms of lurnituie. Call TK 81511, Casselberry, col­ lect. Used furniture, appliance*, tooia, etc. Bought • Sold, lorry's Mart 215 Sanlord Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 Lute Model Trude*lns C328A 1962 (auluxie 5(H) c i% « Club Vlrlnrla, hraullful yallow ▼ # fInfali. t'-O-M iran*ml*alon. V-Han* tudnr hardlop, hlua and white finish, V-8 iinline, C-U -M tranamlaalun, radio, heater. .............................. ... CHIOVKOLETS $2088 and up OLDS • 88 $:U2J and up CADILLAC___________ $5101 and up 10 % DISCOUNT ON ANY MOW OK USIOD CAK IN STOCK FLUIULIII 3 Dour V-g ----- --------- I Old* Station AVagun 4 Dour A-8, Aulimiulic ----------- t .Mill.LAI Sedan DrVdlc I'owrr, Air Uondiliuncd FORD 4 Door, h * >I.. Malum AAaguu Automatic rrau«inl"lun FORD Country Sedan A-a. Uvrrdrlvr CIIEA ItOLET' Slaliun Wagun 6 1)1., Sid. 1961 Thunderbird 1961 (taluxie 500 FC3-38A 1961 Falcon Fordor Station Wagon, 6 cylinder, aulumalir tranamiaalnn, radio, heat* er, lugxnue rark, white with vinyl trim. ......................... ........ 4Min A 1959 Cord Custom 600 ludur -'dan, 6 ryllndar, standard tranamiaalnn, light green finish, rlrun. low mileage car, ............ ▼ >95 g 595 |1 ■1 * J 88 ^ 595 cf J ^11 )9 5 1959Vord Custom .TOO c « i ▼1 1 18 )9 5 fordor. 6 ryllndar, auiomatlc (ranamiaaiuii, heater, aral balls, clean, medium green. One owner. 1958 Chrysler New ) nrker Station Wagon, while flnlah, V-8. aulnmatlr tran*mlaalon, air rmidilionnl, alrro hi-fi. clean. cf 1 |t(M-2 1958 Ford Country Scd. V-b, aulumalir traiumlaaion, radio, healer, rlran, xparkllnx white flnlah wllh ml Interior, .. ......... 52 DODGE ^ 85 \\it It 195 i ViTon Pick-Up Utility Hotly. Clean. 2396 686 67 695 67 ( IIEA ItUl.l-ri' t| lun Pickup, 61 6 I •I.. Viilii'iiall, IIEA RULE I 4 Dour, b tyl., Sla. AAagun 69 lPEA 1446 MliL'TII 2 Ilour Hardtop 69 6 I vl.. Sid. .shift 793 I'ADIEI.At' I Door Sedan DrVdlc Power And Air I mid. t IIEYIIOEE1 U Tun Pickup « fvl.. Sid. Shift < IIKA'ROI.KI I Duur Station AAagon A'-a. Aulumalic Clir.YR4ll.EI 4 Hour mhU ii 6 (’>!., Sid. Shift ___ _ 195 xinr. radio, hcalrr, aeal belta, clean. Sell U» Your Furniture. Quick Service WRh the Cash. SUPER TRADING TOST FA 2 0817. NEW CIIKVH OLK T • O l.D S • C A IM I.I.AC t SKI) C A RS A N D TR U C K S 60 61 69 .Moans Greater Savings On Our Hardtop, rose and whit* finish, fully |mwrred, air rondlUonriL 1.orally owned....... ....... ...... - ... — DISCOUNT SALE 66 Volume Sales On ’63 Fords — K R K B K S T IM A T K UphnUteruig 4 Mattress ren­ ovating New 4 Uied Furotlure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co, at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. SPRING G8 Ssdlinq San! :i:i. Ftirniturr KOLLERSo/SANFORD ft ANNUAL .11. Poultry • l.lvmlock u i 4/ dll 1096 1733 1195 AND MANY OTHERS AT — 219 E. 2nd ST. AND 2503 PARK AVE. KAS1 GMAC PATIENTS 3>jm! • EXTRA TOP V A L U E STAM PS \VK HAVE MANY MORE LATE MODEL USED ( AltS FOU YOU TO CHOOSE FROM! ALL CARS SOLD UNDER THE G.W. WARRANTY. Strickland-Morrison — INCORPORATED — Car l xit Arrow* fruni Civic Cm ter 308 E. Int HANFORD FA 2.1481 RHONE WINTER PARK MI 4-8901 l msJ > f- - * - �Page 8 — Mar. 19, 19B5 Rcrxtt Beauty Contest Extended « Deadline on the Miss Semi­ nole County Contest has been extended 10 day* to the 23th of March, Civilan Charlie Kampf announced today. "Our county gtrla aeem to be a little shy about stepping forward and signing up for this, but I thlrik we've got the ball rolling now and the entries are beginning to come In," Kampf aald, Clvltana are the sponsoring club for the contest. E. C. Harper, Jr.- la chairman. Kampf said that word from the Dynatronic* plant personnel that would he in this week, and urged girl* from Lyman and Oviedo and Seminole High Schools to pick up application blanks in the offices of the schools and gel them in at once. Unmarried career girl* be­ tween 17 and 31 are also in­ vited and urged to fill out an application blank. "We'd like to have at lent 30 girls in the contest. There sponsor* watting to iron- vide you with a stunning swim suit from Alix of San­ ford.” Kampf reminded the young beauties of the coun­ ty "There are Ju»t hundred* of really lovely girl* in the county, many of them torn and raised here, and we al­ ready know it'a going to b? hard to rhyose between them, but we want one or these lovely young ladies to reign over the big Seml-Con'ennlal as Queen fur a day," hr add­ ed. There are many utcfol and valuable prucs awaiting the Queen and her court, and every girl get* to keep the hlgh-fashion latest-style swim suit that will be from Alix of Sanford, one of Die top name* in the world of beach wear. Blank* are available at all the high school* in the rminty, at the USO, the Sanford Herald, S a n fo r d Electric, Sanford Atlantic Bank. Flor­ ida Stale Bank First Fed­ eral, WTRR and the Recrea­ tion Office at the Civic Cen­ ter. Buy A Book; Read If; Donate It Town Shares Life Institute With Lyman By Donna Estrs ny Louise Simunek Dr. Douglas* Broun, who Is L o n gw o o d Elementary taking part in the Family In­ School ITO will sponsor a stitute Program currently be­ Book Fair today, with a ing presented by the Lyman display made up of recom­ PTA will speak to membera mended books in many field* of the Altamonte Elementary of interest. School PTA Wednesday on family- life relationships, Mrs. H»ok* w o r e on display Lawrence Swafford. A l t a during thr school day for chil­ monlc PTA president, emphadren and teachers and will ba sited today. from 7 p.m. until 9 pm. for Thl* is part of the series N E W OFFICERS of the St. Catherine of Seinn Circle of the Church of which include* a talk by Dr. i the parents. the N ativity of L oiikwooiI are shown here after their election. From left. Brown at Lyman High School Benefits to Ihe school li­ Mrs. Tracy Enten, treasurer; Mrs. John Kennedy chairman: Mrs. Garland Tuesday on "Do Teenagers brary will he realised, not Shaw, aecrctary; Mrs. Leo Cross, co-chairman. (Herald Photo) Need Parent*?" to begin at from sates profits, but rather 7:30 p in. A discussion work­ Irnm the donation of tho shop will be held at the Alta­ books to the school after Ihe monte ScIsmiI Wednesday- aft­ purchaser h»* finished read­ ernoon at I p.m. in conjunc­ ing them. tion with the srnrs. All sales will be recorded Dr. Brown ti professor of and a drive will be made at Marriage and Family Living a later time to have Ihe of (lie School of Social Wel­ books brought to the school fare at Florida Slate Univers­ for Hie benefit nr all the stu­ By l-oufsr Simunek auditorium for renewal of open house u*» well attendity, and all persons in the od and Dr. Paul O. Schallet dent*. Plans for a foot-lapping memberships. area are Invited to attend any “ The school library has The Library hax made lias accorded the honor of concert by the Mid-Florida of the aeries. Pops Orchestra are all in great stride* in ll* three burning tin* mortgage during j made excellent progress since the opening of this term. readiness for tonight at 8 year* of operation Their' the open house ceremonies. PTO fund* and book dona, p. m. at tut- Altamonte Elelion*, romblnrd with sch<*d menlary School on Sft ITS funds, have raised ihe hook Conductor Arthur Bril wm count from find to more than direct the concert, which will 2.100 volumes. open wiUi the National Em­ To meet accreditation stand­ blem March by E. E. Ilagard*. five volumes per pupil Mrs. Margaret Cleveland, lcy, followed by highlight* arc needed. This will mean 12, of HOT Palmetto Ate. from Oklahoma hy Richard died late Sunday at Seminole Rogers. Hy Lyle C. Wilson |Terminal Co , Hardman and upwards of 3.000 lawk* de­ Autumn I-ravc* hy Johnny pending on next year's en­ Memorial Hospital. WASHINGTON (CPU — Northeastern Railroad Co. ami rollment.'' Principal Louis She wai born July t, 1910 Mercer, Clear Track Gallop St. Johns River Terminal Co. Nun-operntinyr employes of m ririlla, Ga. and had lived hy J. Rarnby and a spiritual Kosky said. Judge Long's circular tu tiiu Southern Railway and af­ In Sanford for Ihe past 30 Now Don’t lx-1 Nobody Turn All honks at (he Fair will empkyes said: "The Supreme filiated lint s have been irtviU-d years. She attended the F'-st You Around will be presented feature Hie best in library by the vocal quartet of *lob to apply for refund of dues Court decided that dues, fee* binding and will he sold at Baptist Church. Survivors include her hus­ Nedalf. Harold Riexcn. Ken-, money misused by their union* and assessments collected by absolute school costs. Many i n union under a union shop honk* will lx- available lor band A. C. Cleveland, two ncth Gnuchark and Heroic for political purtases. The Southern is union a hop. agreement may not he used by immediate delivery w h i I • Kirvtcin. daughters, Mrs. Jeanette Ro­ There will be a dance by- Miss Nancy M. lumper, a lira unions for political pur­ others can be ordered for man and Mi*| Carol Cleve­ land. both of Sanford, and Pat Wise ax well av a baton Southern employe. Won » 11M11 poses over your objection. early delivery. presentation by the 1-ake Supreme Court decision for­ The court will determinu the two grandchildren. Funeral services are sche­ Weston Baton Twirlers under bidding lubor leaders to com­ extent to which such dues, fee* duled at 10:30 a. in. Wcdncx- the direction of Mr*. Sarah pel a union memln-r to pay 1 r and assessments are used for da at Brisson Funeral Home McElfrcsh to the Semper political activity to which the political non-collective bar­ member was opposed. Mus gaining purposes and will es­ with Rev. Fred Chance offi­ Fidelia March by Sousa. 3trs. Iris Blackwclder will Loupcr seek* to alert Southern tablish a system of making ciating. Burial will be in Oaklawn sing several Victor Herbert employes to their chance to refund* or reductions in dues favorite*. The program will obtain a refund. fur employes who give notice Memorial Park. Tlia Sanford Tourixt and Pallbearer* are Denter end with the playing of the The c».e begun in Ihbb to the union that they object Cordell, John Ivey, J .. C. famous Sousa March, the C o u n t y Superior Court, to the use of their money for ShufLchoard Club will hold Davis, Gene Kstridge, Ed Stars and Stripe* Forever. .Maco, Ga., in 1U38. Tin- Su­ purposes other than erdleiUvr a .spaghetti supper today at 8 p.m. at live club building, Tickets will lie available preme Court ended It, June! bargaining." Davis and Elmer Dunn. Brisson Funeral Home U at Uie door and also ran be lb. Km;I. Judge (I. L. Long, "The demand for a onion with Joe Aztarella in charge secured at the. Library on llibb Superior Court, now bus simp,” Mis* Looper t o l d of serving. in charge of arrangement*. On Wednesday the Main­ Mail Unit Ave. Shepherd's invited to seek refunds from United Pre** International, Drug Store in Casselberry, their unions KkOtXi non-oper­ "carries employe responsibili­ land Club, In New Smyrna Beach, will be in Sanford fur Western Auto in Fern Park ating employes of these lines: ty to regard and to respect an afternoon tournament. Plata and the Countryside Georgia Southern - Florida the rights und idea* of minor­ New officers elected for Doll Shop in Altamonte. Railway Co., Southern Rail­ ity group*. This present* a the .'ianfurd club, recently, The Concert Committee ha* way Cc., Cincinnati, New Or­ Very serious problem to our are Stallion Wright, president; worked very hard on hix leans and Texas Pacific Kail* nation when you consider that George Rounds, vice presisubject and are hoping for Funeral service* were to its complete success as this way, Alabama Great Southern t'.l per cent of AFL-CIO tnem- deni; Mrs. Rounds, secre­ Ite held today at 4 p m. for li the meant to provide fund' Railroad Co., New Orleans I tiers are under a union shop, tary; Fred M. Walton, trea­ Thom a* Oglesby, 92, who died for the operating rxprnM-s of and Northeastern Railroad Ten cent* per capita pet 1surer; A. C. Madden, tour­ Sunday afternoon at the Semi­ the library to keep ll open. Co., Carolina and Northwest­ month could swing a national nament director and assistant nole Memorial Hospital. director, Joe E. Murray. A table will be set up in the ern Railway Co., New Utleans |election. Services will be held at Ihr Church of God of Pro­ phecy with Rev. Robert Strickland officiating. Burial will be in Lakrview Ceme­ tery. Serving aa pallbearer* are Tommy Swaggerty, Jim Grif­ fis, Clyde Wait*. A. B. Sikes, W C. Galley. Randall Kin- Pops Orchestra Foot-Tapping Contest Set Mrs. Cleveland Dead At 52 Rail Employes Invited To Apply For Dues Refunds J MEET ARIZONA, a three act mimical operetta will be presented by the Sominolo IliKh School Glee Club and Chorallers at 8 p.m. tonight at the school auditorium. Misa Patty Glenn Johnson Mikler Rites Set Wednesday Funeral service* are schcedulrd Wednesday at 3:30 p. m at St Luke's Evincelical Lutheran Church In Sil­ via for Joseph Mlklrr Sr., psinecr resident who founded Uic community. Sir. Mlklcr'i grandsons will aerie ai pallbtarrra and Rev. Stephen SI. Tuhy will offi­ ciate at the services. The family ha a requested (hat in lieu of flowers, dona­ tion* be made to the building fund or to the missionary project* of the church. Burial will be In the Luth­ eran Cemetery. Chamber Asks Halt Claims Pay Giant Tax Cut Profiteers, Bar Asks T A L L A H A S S E E — In * move to atom profiteeririK in workmen’s i-nniiwnsntiun cluime, the Florida Bar proposed a statute chattKe nharply cut­ ting payments to the |Hirnianently disabled. If paneed by the 19011 LcglHlutlin*, compensation to iiermancntly disabled pornoim would be reduced by the amount paid III Sm-ial Se­ curity benefits by the fed­ eral government. The measure was regarded as an emergency step lu pre­ vent injured workers from treking |>ermniii-ntly disabled status in order to draw both workmen's compensation and Social Security. The Florida Imlifetrial Concentrate Shows Increase Mrs. Ada Walker Dies Monday LAKELAND (DPI) - Can nrry uie of Florida orange* continued to Increase lust week and was running slight­ ly abrad of the lame period last sea ion, the Florida Cit­ rus Slutual reported this weekend. The Slutual said a large portion of the fruit went for concentrate, with the balance going for chilled juice, single strength juice and chilled salad. About is million tmea of oranges have lion used this season in processor chancla. with 3S million bosri being used for concentrate. But the Mutual said that cannery use of grapefruit has been falling for the past week. Credit Women Hold Breakfast The regular meeting of the Sanford Credit W o m e n ' s Breakfast Club wai held at the Pinecreit Ion on Starch 13. Credit Blackouts from the Manuel were discussed with all girls participating. Polly Junta from the Credit Bureau has taken over aa Ed­ ucational Chairman for tbo rest of the year. Polly Jones also received word from the Jacksonville CWBC that aha hia been chosen to serve on the Bulle­ tin Committee at the SUM Convention In Miami in Oc­ tober. The next meeting win be held en Tuesday evening »t the Strickland-Morriaon show­ room et 7:30 as Merck II. stars with Henry Lavender in the production. Here a Kay Kioup of dudes and "dudenes" dunce n merry s<|uare dance in the old corral. (Herald Photo) Mr*. Ada Walker, S3, rtf 13A3 Myrtle Ave. died Mon­ day morning at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She was born in Chlplcy. August 23. 1H7B and had made tier home in Sanford for the past 3(1 years, where site wav a member of the First Bap list Church Stir ti survived by seven children: Mrs. J. W. (iam­ bic and Mrs. I'ora la.1*- Griggs nl Sanford: Mr *. Ouida Smith of Fort Meade; John Heddick of Phoonlx City, Ala.; Bill Beddick, Lake City, Fla.; Ben Reddick of Tam pa and .Marlin Beddick ol Canada. Also four sisters, Mrs. Ouida Menstroin. l-ake Wales; Mrs. (ilsdys McCurlry and Mrs. Demourll Jowers, Opp, Ala; and Mri. Mamie Ttllan. Phrnlg City, Ala. Also four brothers: Allen. George and A. I>. Cotton of Pensacola and Brn Colton of Phenli City Ala, The body will be lent to Chlplcy for graveside ser­ vices to be held at the Chipley Cemetery at 4 p. m. Wednesday. Brit son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Bidault Gets Added Guards BTEINEBACH. Ger­ many (UPD—Bavarian police reinforced tb*(r guards around Georges Bidault today h e e a u a e of aaaaaaination threat• sent to the fugitive former French premier. Commission, which supports the reform but ts liol backing tile liar proposal, report* that some work eis were getting I<eliefIts as inlirh as fiU per­ cent higher Ihiin tiiu salaries they earned. A Cliipley truck driver who romp)aiutd of a hack injury drew iH-uefits totaling 131-1 a month. Ills salary was $200 a ni-iith on the job, said tha commission. Citing another ease, Work­ men's Compensation Director I'atrirk Meats told of another truck driver, 48 years olt| with five children, whoso U-nufils totaled f.'SJti a month com­ pared to earnings u( 1273: mill a Miami iatiorer who sat hark with belief ila of $300 compared to earnings of $2(0. The earnings listed above wen- subject to ftdeial income mill social aeniuty wllliltolillog luxes. Ilisnbility beiiellls are tax free, which ilu-reasea the margiii over earnings. Dtnler Floihla's wurkmen's rompcnsalion law, PA pereent ot (lie IP0,000 liiJUIIes each year l i r e handled automatical­ ly. Meur* said. Hut there is a disturbing tit-ml toward seeking ytenuani-ntly disal-lt-tl status wineug those with paitiwl disutilities who glow arcus!timed to rereiving fat benefit* cltrcks, he added. An additional attractive factor, Mi-ars said, it that those reerlviog full benefits still rail rum up to $100 a month in purttimr work with­ out endangering their Buriat Security statu*. Some earn much more. The Industrial Commission feels the Social Security law shculd be altered to reduce In some proportion the payments to these claimants, said Mrara. If the Florida Bar proposal ts passed, there will be no saving to the public, since workmen's compensation is paid by private insurance carrier*. Tire ter said It ix backing the suggested law In the Flo­ rida Legislature because it offer* a chance t« grL some­ thing don* soon. WASHINGTON (UPI»—The U. S. Chamber of Commerce today recommended an W ft billion tax cut effective June 3u "to avoid the recession the President has been talking about.” * Joel Harlow, chairman of the chamber'* taxation com­ mittee, said corporate and in­ dividual laxcs should lie re­ duced this year ‘‘ if the econ­ omy is to gain momentum" rather than over three year* as President Kennedy has jirojaixed. In testimony prepared for the lliimir Ways and Means Committee, Barlow urged nits which "will principally encourage risk taking and ex­ tra effort” amt not Ju*t relief for consumer*. Harlow said money lost to the Treasury by the reduc­ tions would be offset hy "sub­ stantial reductions in federal expenditures.” I n c r e a s e d consumer spending also would make up lor the loss, lie added. Security Man Tourist Club Plans Supper Thomas Oglesby Service Today ard. Honorary Pallbearers are Clyde Muse, Ernie Kinard, William 1-effler Sr.. H. II. Duncan, W. G. Kilbce, and B. C. Whitten. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford ts in charge of ar­ rangement*. A repreicntullve oj the Soc­ Use color to create archi­ ial Security Administration tectural effect*, make rooms district office In Orlando will appear larger, ceilings high­ be at thr City Commission er etc. room. City Hall, between U * in. and noon April 3, tu, 17 ART IIHOWN and 21 for those who wish to I'EST CONTROL apply for old age amt sur­ Termite* A Other Pests vivor* in*urancr benefit*, Social Security account num­ "HOI PARK OR. ber* or to obtain information 323-8805 SANFORD about Social Security. Has V*8...will really travel! iu s t o u t l A h o t n e w V - 8 to odd now fire to the Comot fun-and-sun line.Wc call K tho Cyclone 2 6 0 V-8. You'U call it a pistol! It's availablo in any Com et— jaunty convertibles, sedans with Com et's classic roofline, station wagons, racy bucket-seat S-2 2 's, and Com et’s nowest, the rakish Sportster hard* top. And Comet adds to your fun with new service-savers that greatly reduce operating costs for brakes, anti-freeze, oil and lubrication. No wonder Comet holds the top t - J ] ‘63 MERCURY resale value record in its class. Your Mercury dealer’s got the Comet you're interested in ... and keeps his interest in the Comet you getl UQMtl • **t.ll>R * KtRs-U**., .MiJCMCt , » Jew t_J C O M E T n s —i n**:. i»*i „twii », u otsiM Dseu Sopot* Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 109 North Palmetto Ave. Hanford, Fla. �Losers To— Protest To Governor — —— — — — — —— — \ ............. ....................... (_ ____ Rigged' Charges Thrown At Election P*°m V»0 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rhodes, Ferrin Van Eepoel W in \ Town Council of North Orlando will have a "new face” at its next scheduled meeting, April I. North Orlando electors turned out en masse Tuesday to vote in three new Council members. Irene By L \ R R Y VERSIIEL Van Eepoel, Arthur Rhodes and Arthur Ferrin. May­ Our fnfurmanta told a* toor Frank Kastila and Clarence Memory were unscat- C lO c* Ity of «n off-the-record meetad in lh« vote. Kurt Stripling lay of the St. Johna-lndian did not seek rr-eleeliun. In • holly contested cam­ River Navigating Committee paign, no per oral of North Tuesday at Orlando. Several Orlando's registered voters local and long distance tele­ turned cut lo make tlu-ir »i>phone calls brought the tame li-vtiofls in the Town's second answer: “ No comment for lection. Woodrow Anderson now." It was learned a dele­ nml Rolierl Stephenson were chosen rounci'ien in the gation will be in Tallahassee GENEVA lUPli — The So- Town's first election in March Monday, with a promise to­ vict Union today ripped mh> I 100-’ . , Previously. C o u n c i l day of a news release Friday. France for resuming nuclear numbers had been named by Icsl* In the Sahara Monday x orth Orlamlo Company. Thu* fir Republican Jan ... a'jui aml hnpllcd ,ha1,hc United; fhu* on April I Anderson. F.° ‘ “ " l ..!1 ‘. " ‘ .i1 m ,h. * !* "" »PP«-«Vo*l of the Stcphcnson. Rhodes. K-mn in hi* bid lor election to Iho trench action. . land Mr*. Van Eepoel will legislature , . . Gordon Fred­ Soviet negotiator s«m>«n choose among themselves a erick . . . J10S . . . Uy llie Tsarapkin told the 17-natlun: mMyor succeed Fnsula. way Republican* are begin­ disarmament conference it Of tha Towii'a JP2 regla­ ning to worry whether For­ was “ characteristic" lliat the tune i* in danger of being United States had "found no tered voters. 2tV2 elector* cast transferred . . . They remem­ word to condemn France" their ballot*. There were nine absentee wtea end ".VI voted ber S. J. Davis' GOP oppon­ for the new test. Tuesday. Nine ballot* were ent a few years back was Tsarapkin said U. S silence sent out of town a few months on Ilie subject look on added thrown out, three becuu** the voter had placed their Xs labefore voting time , . . significance in view of last • • • fore all candidate* and aix he. year's United Nation* Gen­ Jan Fortune sent us a tele­ eral Assembly resolution ap­ rau*e tha voter had iiiade no gram today saying he won't pealing for a halt to all nu­ mark. Joe Burke ami David Til*on be at that Bear Lake meeting clear testing by last Jan. 1. received Hi and two writa-in tomorrow night. . . Other Earlier, the United Stairs ronimilmrnts. said Mr. For­ told the Soviet Union to ipul voles, respectively. Following i» an unofficial tune. stalling anil get down to ser­ • • • ious talks on negotiating a nu­ recount of tile election: Group I—Arthur D. Rhode*, The Hospital Board recent­ clear test ban agreement. ly okayed preliminary plans U. S. Ambassador Charles 145: C'larcnc* Memory, 40, for completion of the new C. Sidle told the ronferenre and Norman A. Spaulding, 75. wing . . . John Burton given that it is lime for faster pro­ Group 111—Arthur Ferrin, the green light to proceed gress and fewer disappoint­ 12H. ami Frank Kasola, 11A. with working details with bid ment*. G rou p V — Irene K. Van letting wen for April. The United Arab Republic Eepm-I, l l u ; \V. G. Harris, * • » expressed its "genuine shock 48; Henry A. Ward, 2:1, and County r o a d department and grave alarm'' al llie re- Reginald S, WVbslsr, 7P. still working on freeze dam­ pewal of French testing, and i » ■• age roads . . . I/>ch Arhnj Canadr'v «icn. F..L.M Barn»i section . . . W. Crystal Drive and Lake Blvd. • • • where Asked County Attorney liar old Johnson about franchise legislation and he say* “ I T T p ' P l a r l r ' JACKSONVILLE (UIM* — choose to he optimistic that1| D lfljlj The Florida Milk Cnmmi -l*m the bill will bo introduced this '* expected lo deride today whether it will end all price control* on milk In the slate Don't forget Coast Guard ST. AU G U ST IN E (LTD — I since ami for all. or extend the Auxiliary safe twist handling course tonight at A at the The Florida East Coast Rad- control* to the wholesale Ir courthouse . . . SO now signed way accused National I-it**r vcl Commission C h a i r ma n up and enrollments slill open. Union* today of necking to keep other railroads in line Charle* <1 Andrew* said • * fp Memo to Southern Bell . . , by “ making an example" of Tuesday night after a day­ Ever nollcc those phones rip- the Florida carrier by strik­ long debate that hr would ing at a time which would phohably a*k for a loti* on . ped out at various booths cost “ the greatest financial both question* al the end of around town . . . Like by the loss to the railway.'' today's *es»ion. Today's te* too and National Guard Arm­ At Uic wage dispute strike 11moil) was expected lo he ory r by II nonoperating unions mostly pro-price conlrot • • • against the FKC went inUi Tuesday, distributors claim­ II would be Interesting to its eighth week, Ihe railway ed that the price controls know ir proposed public de­ issued a liooklcl outlining were ruining (hem financial­ fenders would apply lust lo its stand that it “ should not ly, and one agriculture expert felonies . . . Can you imagine agree to an wage demands said Florida’s milk industry the outcome if It took in min­ which will inevitably lead to “ is in a mess." or traffic case.? . . . bankruptcy." Roland IV, Bartlett, pro• * • The Iwoktct also took a lessor of agricidiural econom And the Supreme Court smack at the U S. Post Office ! a, |(|P university of lili keep, legislating and , Department for what a calllatma . . . and telling u* how ed "discrimlnalcry action" nols, said Tuesday ni^lil Flor to run our Mate and county In not giving the carrier more ilia’s milk prices arc t<*i high and that “ cost of iiriiductiiin . . , What's that about the Florida business. Is nol a sound basis fur pric­ usurping authority? In Jarksunv die, meanwhile, ing." • • • unions removed pickets from lie urged suspension of local man m a k e s the electromotive division GOOD DEPARTMENT . . . ( EMD) of General Motors price control* due to Die fael George Hardin* priic cut­ Co. which h«* been working that “ Ihe provision* requir­ ing this metliod of pricing ting horse. Lee’* Pride, took on two FEU locomotive*. Tile under Florid* law are Defi­ first place in the biggeit pickets, which appeared Mon- | iliul a„ (| ullcrly unrealistic." horse show in the southeast day, were withdrawn w h e n ______________ this past weekend in Mont­ union leaders found EMD gomery, Al*., beating out 24 workers would violate their other entriea'. . . George'* contract it they continued to brother Spencer didn't do too honor Ihe picket line. had either . . . He cam# la MADRID (UPD — The first In the junior division. United Stale* embassy today • • • opened an investigation Into legislative candidates Gor­ charges an American photo­ don Frederick and Jan For­ grapher was beaten hy Span­ tune will appear on TV Sun­ NEW YORK (UPD — day at 4 p m. with a host of Striking printer* mover) clos­ ish police after he became in­ other candidate* on Channel er today to * deadline of volved in a riot over hot dog pictures. a. "several da>»" set by their Larry Shaw of New York • • » international union leader* photographer fur Argosy ma­ Which reminds me . . , to end the stalemate in the gazine. said Ih- was struck Democratic women met yes­ city's tttl day newspaper several times by Spanish terday . . . Only eight showed shutdown. police when the riot ended up. He and four other Americans • 9 • were roughed up by the mob. Herald Index It was a quiet two-hour wait, with no responsea to Page It Itl'idge Remove Wreckage repeated knocking* on UnPage 3-A Classified WASHINGTON (UPD door. ■* the voting judge* Page 2-A Comic* The Civil Aeronautics Board counted Tuesday's election Page It Dear Abby (CAB I said yesterday it lias ballots at North Orlando. Page 1-A Editorial virtually completed remov­ And Hwn there was 30 Page 11 Entertainment ing the wreckage of a crashed minutes of turmoil as two I.rgala . . Page 4-2-A-S-A Jetliner from the Florida losing candidates cried Everglades. It called the Futile Pag* 2-A "fraud” and proclaimed they operation one of the most Society Page 10 k 11 would proiest to the (loverdifficult airliita m history. Spurt* _ Pag* * I Charges and counter­ charges before, during and after spired Tues­ day’s election o f three Council members in the Town o f North Orlamlo. The Herald received telephone calls Monday and Tuesday claiming the election w a s "rigged." T w o losing candidates proclaimed Tuesday even­ ing, after the count, they will file protest with Clov. Farris Itryant. Preliminary c l a i m s were that a sign was Soviets Rip Into France On Nuclear Tests' r i r I and everything was run above board.” Pointing to the fact that she is n GermanIxirn American citizen, in this country some 14 years, Mrs. Salter said: "I am proud to he a citi­ zen and 1 offered my serv­ ices as a good citizen. I repeat, if they want to make fools of themselves that Is their privilege." She added she w ill have a prepared statement for Thursday's Herald, VOL. -Y' I'liitc d "T’ ress Leased W ire E stablished 11108 “ " W E D . M ARCH ” 0. IflfiH S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A NO. 072 Million More Scheduled For NAS construction of barracks mid for training facili­ ties. Herlong said. The $1,138,000 item is for an aircraft park­ ing apron ami for a squadron hangar, office and shop complex. A $1.3 million construction program for tha Sanford Naval Air Station was approved today hy the House Armed Services Committee, it was rejHirtrd lo The Herald by Congressman A. S. Un iting Jr. This is in addition to the $1,138,1100 approv­ ed by the full House last week, the Congressman rc|Mirtcd. Rotii items are included in a $L'i billion mili­ tary foiiNtniftimi bill. The $1.3 million item reported today is for J l A W A ... Election Suit BRIEFS Filed By Negro Greater Share PARIS (UPD—lit dish lor clgn Secretary land Home called today lor a greater share for Eun>|w in the At­ lantic alliance s nuclear dc (cri-e setup. New Construction National Unions Printers Move Near Deadline La Mantis, were the vot­ ' tinn with Governor Bry­ ' 1o|>e and announced US ing judges, named by the ant. write - in votes for Joe Town Council, The voting judges an­ Rnrke nod two for Havid W a r d charged, after nounced the count of the Tilstm. Alsn there were the count was announced registered candidates and three ballots with all Tuesday evening, that he refused a request by the names receiving a vote was "instructed how to press for a fount on the and six ballots with no vote” by Mrs. Salter. He write-in candidates. The marks. rharged the election was press was informed there Mrs. Salter told The illegal and added that were no write-in ballots Herald this morning that "Mrs. Salter said I could and “ besides they are in “ if they want to make nol make a write-in vote." a sealed envelope,” fools o f themselves that He was siip|»orted by It was only when Ward is their privilege.” She Webster, w ho said he complained that defeated added that “ I make no would join Ward in filing Mayor Frank F a s u 1 a lames about it, wo served a protest nf an illegal elee- opened the sealed enve- without pay, w ith honesty WKATIIER: Fair through Thursday. High today, 8G-BD. Low tonight, (LV70. Milk Control Decision Nears Embassy Probes Yank Beating the voting room pointing' no write-in- Iml lot 8 would In* hIlowed, in keeping with the Town charter. It i.w understood this sign wits removed during the voting Tuesday. Losing c a n d i d a t e s Henry Ward and Regin­ ald Webster, defeated hy Irene Van Fe|x»el, aimed their blasts at a voting registrar, Mrs. Fred Sal­ ter. Mrs. Salter. Mrs. Henry Fairhnrti and the mting town clerk, Mrs. Marge ST. PETERSBURG (Ul'll —Contracts have been award­ ed for construction nl a stu­ dent union aial a health cen­ ter at Florida Presbyterian College, Three Sailors 5hof To Death Work Halted JACKSONVILLE I UPD — Work was virtually halted lor llo- third straight day toda) at the Electro Motive Divis­ MIDWAY ISLAND (UPD— ion id General Motors as rail T h r e e sailors were shot way pickets continued their to d e a t h on this m Id- picketing. Pacific island Tuesday in wltal naval aullmritu-- de­ Plenty Of Roads scribed a* an apparent dou­ TALLAHASSEE (UPD — ble slaying and suicide. The Knud Department said Names of the victims were Tuesday that Mad work un withheld pending notification der way m the state m Feb­ of next iif kin. ruary, including 151 miles of The Navy said two sentries new inlerstalt login* .n lo were found shot to death at tailed $220,(0,072. their (wist* sliortly after llu-y reported everything "secure" More Supplies early Tuesday morning A MIAMI (UPI) — Another third senlr), two rifle* and American Rest Cross Right i« a pistol were missing from scheduled to deliver part ol the post. $53 million in prisoner ran Several hours larcr, the sum supplies to Fidel Castro sailor was found dead of Friday and expected lo ferry appar •f.ly self-inflicted gun about lis1 Cuban Amerit ins shot wounds in an abandoned i here from Havana. twinker on Die two-squaremile island, 1.300 miles northwest of Honolulu. The missing weapon* lay heskle him. Navy JACKSONVILLE (UPD Neja o Attorney Ernmi D Jackson ha* asked the D s District Court here to ih-elarr illegal the Democratic I’ D marie* and Du* March Zti Leg­ islative General Election on grounds Nrgroe* have been discriminated agaun*. Jackson was defeated hi Do* second Dcmocrotic Primary March 13 by while attornev Tom Gleene. Jackson won Die first primary but trailed by III.Vil vote* in the siion-l in Die race fur Duval l u l l III) Group Five House seal In his pelitiun, filed last night. Jackson asked the eourl lo declare him <lei led or ax -in alternative, declanDie primaries to be •illegal and void on grounds Dial the same eonxlituted no rational plan of reap)Hirtlonment m the el'Ttiuu of a eantlulale'' lor the House. He also asked the court to declare Die primal tea illegal because as belli, the) ' eon stiluteii ,-m invidious diserliui nation against the pcittioliri as Negroes residing in Conn I) Com illusion Dislrlet 'two ol Duval County.” Sulionl Meet The executive hoaid of the Altamonte Elementary School I’ .T.A. will meet Thursday morning at <• 15 in the school cafelerla to plan no the March 2H t'.T.A. meeting. Congressman 1lei long also stated be had been informed by Hie l?. S. Civil Service Com­ mission that it has recalled the entire eligibility list of candidates for Sanford's post mastership for an investigation into the backgrounds of all who submitted applications. Incorporation (T'NEO, IDily (LTD — Saudi Arabian King Sand's tmvide jetliner crushed into show-covered Crazy Mountain mar the French border at Altamonte Springs will jump into the fight, dawn today, apparently kill­ against iinor|mrntu>ii o f the Fern I’aik eiMiimiinily ing the IB persons on board. at its Town ('oniuil meeting this evening, il was in­ Fit mi himself was not on Dio Fight Widens dicated today by Mayor Laurence Swnffnril. p la n e ( ’asselherry went un record Monday evening in Italian and French Alpine a I-1 vote as opposing the Fern Paris iiienrpnralinn tloops, guides and poLeo Missing Flyer Search On rA C K SO N V IU .E ( UPI ) — A joint air sea xrntcli was launched today for a Navy pilot who crashed white mak­ ing a night carrier landing aboard Die L’SS Saratoga U*| flight. The pilot. Cmdr. - Edgar Clayton, commanding officer of Rgblcr sipiadinu 33. was lamlfng hi* Fall Crusader wlvs*ii the plane slrutk the rimip of Hu- carrier and went over Die sate. At the lime Die Saratoga was about 5o miles in Uic Atlantic Ocean off May|Kirt. Two destroyers, serving as jviane guards lo the carrier, began an immediate search of the area, and two fit'll copters joined them at first light today. In addition, an amphibious rescue plain- lloin N AS Jack vmville wild In the scene. because it would hinder Cas­ selberry's growth, tassel her ry can only grow in a south­ erly direction since it is IniimiU d by A I t t m o n t e Springs, Ddtguood unit Not III Orlando. “ I Dunk It is time," Mayor Swoffnt'd and tmlay, “ lliat the Fern Park incorporation commdlee , . . Vernon Dunn and whoever else . . - collie out and -how their face* and tell what they want." Tlve Alla monte mayor said lie has trained that the lorn Park committee represents only two per crtlt of Die Fern Park property owners, whereus "I' ve he | numer­ ous requests from property owners Die) would rather be taken in hy Altamonte Springs than he incorporated into Fern Park.” lie continued: “ It is Diem (Fern Park committee) who is fighting Cassella-iry and Altamonte Springs, we're not fighting them. We Just want to he left alone, to grow as we have Itern without an argument-*' League To Visit N A S More Ilian 50 members of lunclusm ami briefings by Die held in D>* NAS ballroom.! MTG), The visitor* will then (lie Crntral Florida Council commander of Heavy Attack I will be followed by a tour of visit Die Heavy Attack Squa* of the Navy Iwague jsdl v|ai, Wjng One and Die romitiand 'Die Air .Station including laci droll Three flight line fur Die Sanford Naval Air Sir-ling officer of Die air stalum. [ lilies of Die Naval Air Main- close up inspection of tinBIRMINGHAM Ala. DP I ) tion Friday for a business! The noon lundieon. to lie [ (ensDcr Training Group (NA- \ - i VigtluiUu anil A3U Sky—U. S. Atty, Macon L. Wea­ ver said today In- asked the T’J O ty ja w c r * ’V e q » - ^ - w p o p i T s t - -r?* ® V « . a_ " * ■** ■ ■ . Federal Bureau of Imcstlga turn to see If tin* .Saturday i I Evening I’ o-t violated fed­ I t eral law hy publishing a story based on an overheard telephone conversation The Post, in Its current issue, carries an article say­ ing former Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts ami Alabama athletic director and football coach Paul Hryaul rigged the 1M2 football game - -U4 W i . between the schoolDie ML.MI1LRS OF tliu Central Floritla Council, luncheon meeting ut Die NAS ballroom Friday. story was based on all alleg­ Navy iA'iiRtie, will i n a j a a 'l tha lunyr, nleck l i n r a The AftA in eapuble of high or low level attack ed telephone conversation he in any weather. nf the A'i A Vllfilante attack l a n n l r t T (pictured tween Ihe two men that was overUt aid hy * lined man. ; uUivej during tour of NAS Sanford following FBI M ay Move In On Rigging King Saud's Jet Crashes; 16 Die way qp lltn toward Dm wreck age, hut tIh1re was no word <d possible survivor*. fought their mountainside “ I iiere ace not likely to )tc ativ survivors,” an Italian national police spokesman auld. S.uid, who had twen tinder* ■going treatment for a sic* iimrli ailment at Lausanne, Hew m the same plane from Geneva to Nice Tuesday for eonvab'seenee and a vaca­ tion en the Riviera. lie sent the year old four* engine, Hr111 h built Comet IV airliner, which he bought (nr $1 3 million and outfitted in lavish style, hack to Gen­ et a to pick up members of his suite and baggage It was on |lie way hack to Nice with sen’ll passenger* ansi a erew of nine when It crashed. Andre Leyvrat, chief of police in Geneva, discounted ally possibility of sabotage. Firm Opening NEW YORK (UPD — Si nks «p«ru,l firm t<u!ay on ittimid trndiujS \nluiilti. Friday warrior twin jet attack homtv ers. Adm W. It. Hollingsworth, I .SN ret . of Maitland, is president ol Die local council. The Navy league is a na* Don-wide civilian organiza­ tion dedicated hi keeping tSms public informed on the n>u* and activities of the Navy within Die total Ucfen-o pic­ ture. according lo J- K. Gal* luwuy, chairman of Utc pro* gram committee for the Cen­ tral Florida Council. Galloway said one of live group's primary aims u> t<» Impress upon the public Die inqiorianre of keeping tl o gea lanes open for Hie fiseas World and to emphasize the necessity of maintaining a strong Navy (sir fulfilling Hit» mix* am. � 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 19, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 19, 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 19, 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/013701c1ebc24e3be1d12907ea81485d.pdf 81922c256f824b4f62de9a6fb13fa8f6 PDF Text Text I Smallpox Epidemic Danger Emphasized Here False Security K FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER ellys Sense Rapped 25th & Park A "false sense o f security is lending us down ft potentially (langeroiiH path tow ard n smnll pox epi­ demic," County Health Director Frank Leone warned toduy. Dr. Leone also emphasized the danger* o f diph­ theria, whooping cough and tetanus. "The /set th«t we h«ve had no small pox caaea in many years," tha health director warns, “ has led many clttxena to forego vaccinations. This i» a very risky situation." He continued: Nearly 90 members of the "Florida la perhapa one of the most tuaccpUbla aUtea lie-, Central Florida U. 8. Naval cauae cf the numerous avenues 1Academy Alumni Association will lour Hie Sanford Nasal Air Station Saturday as guests of the Commanding Officer of NAS Sanford and the Commander of Heavy Atlark Wing One. The (our will follow a Inn cheun In the Mayfair Inn at noon. All Sanford area Naval Academy alumni are Invited to attend. While visiting the Air Sta­ tion. (lie group will observe ilmulatcd carrier landing practice from the vantage point of the Landing Signal Officer’s (LSO) platform. The LSO la the controlling anilsorlt for all carrier landings. Open Mon.-TucH.-Wcd.-Snt. 9 til 6 Thun*. Academy Assn. To Tour NAS DR. F R A N K LEONE Sure ’n B’ogora As My Name Is O’Kelly S t Patrick's D A Y S A LE IIKOW NIK TROOP, 200, under the Icuder.-hip o f Mrs. John Hailey recent­ ly received a deniotiHtralion on "Health and Safety." Chief Frank Kerr, ielt, given Home pointer* on firnt aid to, Sunan Kerr, Janie Hlair and Debbie Mainer. Debbie Sefodon.*, on the table, |>n*e* an the victim. Mr*. Neil Pru* den and Mm. Inez ScmhIoiih are u**i*tmit leader* of the troop. (Herald Photo) ST. PATRICK'S DAY IS SUNDAY And The Blarney Is Flowing Until Closing SATURDAY Just See Your Wild IRISHMEN For The WILDEST PRICES Dr. Speronis To Give Talk 'At Forest Lake by which amall poi can enter the states. One infected per­ son ran spread tha disease to hundreds before doctors even suspect they might have amall By Shirley Wentworth poa. This very thing happened Dr. Stephen Louis Speronis, in anuther atate when a director of the University of wounded eoldier was flown Tampa, will give an address back from Korea. entitled "The Hear and t lir , "The tremendous sir travel Kaglc" at 11:30 am. Monday! Into Miami, one of the natiun'a in the Forest I.akc Academy 1 largest airports, poses a con­ gymnasium. stant threat. No matter how Invitation has been extend­ vigilant port authorities are, ed to lid s Clubs and other a person with amsll pox ran interested groups from neigh­ escape detection until too late. boring high schools by the " A person can havei small academy's student associa­ pux and not realisa It before tion officers who arranged eight to I t days. Thers have the appearance of Dr. SperMKMIIEHS OF G IR L SCOUT TROOP 11 met recently at the homo of been a number of small pox onis whose major field of their leader, Mr*. William Mamh, to earn merit badge requirements. casss recently in varioua parts study is Russian’ History and Karen Williamn, Pam Edward* and Linda Mamh, left to right, arc nhown Soviet politics. o f the world and a few demonstration how to set a table. Other* attending tho meeting wero Forest lake Academy Is lo months ago New York had a Sally Deal, Valnrie Hamilton, Dale Hronbcrgcr, Kathy Avencl, Karen Gilscare. The disease is highly catcd just west of the Forest ) k>, Leslie llartwig, Vivian Mclndale, Cyndee Morrison and assistant lend­ contagious. It can l>* spread City Slipping Center on Sit er, Mrs. George Hronberger. (Herald Photo) by dust particle*, a cough or 430. anaeae, most cartalnly by peraonal contact. "Almost every victim ts scarred for life. One victim in five dies. All this can be pre­ vented by being vaccinated and repeated every five years. By Jane Casselberry Malntenanc* of protection Tlie value of advertising A nominating committee against this serious epidemic was named by the Women's , will lie presented as the pro­ disease require* revaccination Club of Casselberry at the gram for the Seminole Coun­ Tho key In Elder Spring* ior 1 department superintendat least every five year*. It is March business meeting of ty Hoard of Realtors at the one of the most easily prevent­ Baptist Church will lie pre­ ent; L. V. Hollis, junior 11 de­ the group hekl *| the ('lull dinner Hireling at the llamiable dl.es.es, sented In Ilia Youth Pastor, partment superintendent; Ann building on Ovrrltmok Dr. I Ron House in ('assclliorry. Slelnmcyer. Junior I (earlier; "Importance of proper Im­ Doyle Broun, Sunday during Srrving on the committee [ Monday. Hetty Car|»enlrr, Junior I munisation In prevention of are Mrs. L. K. Swope, chair­ Two speakers and a film the morning worship services teacher; (iloria Twyman, diphtheria is emphasised by man Mrs. Joseph Laird, Mrs. will comprise the program, epidemiologic data for 1D&U C. K. Flatter and Mrs. Urn on how to get the most front to officially open Youth Week. (■all Coleman, Summy Par­ .The pastor. Rev. B. Hamilton rish and Travis Twyman, and 11*00. The 26 year decline Kvatu. Reports wilt lie made j your advertising dollar. junior It teachers, and Betty In Incidence eiure World War at liar April 3 election meet­ Business of the Hoard w-ill (iriffin, will mako the pre II haa hailed and In the south ing at which time nomina­ |cuistst of reports from var- scnlatlon. Brown will runduct Carpenter, training union di­ era state* the atark rate is tion! also will lie acceptable , lous committees and indur- Hie services in the evening rector. The Youth Week activities increasing. Ilolh tbs number from the floor. I lion of new members. worship hour and Wednesday will be climaxed with an As­ nf rases and the number of sociations) Youth Night Sat­ evening. death* are highest among chiturday. March 23, at which Other young people who drtn under ten year* of age. wilt ho taking part in this lime there will he a big lionProportionals to the popula­ special emphasis on youth fire, with eating, singing, In­ tion, incidence la nearly five will lie Travis Twyman, spirational speaker and fel­ times higher among non-white chairman of deacons; Clar­ lowship. than while rhildrrn. Most of ence Johnson, Sammy Par­ the patients have not been Im­ The Temple llaplM Church to serve not only Altamonte rish, Bill Young, Claude la-a­ munised. Immunised persons of Altamonte Spring* has but also tlie Maitland amt gue, Worley Tedrnw anil Donesposed to the disease are announced pluns for an all Fern Park area*. uld Soderlilum, deacons; Pal­ more likely to Uvume carrlo. J day sing and dinner on the sy Holland, clerk; Donald So rather than to become III. In giounds fur Sunday, March Florida drrbluni, treasurer; C a l l DMO, only one death occurred 3(. at which time tlie church Coleman, rlaur director; Ann among Imunlsed persons In will officially tic organised. (ircctinir Slclnmrycr. pianist; contrast to 67 deaths among The organisational meeting is Jackie Freeman. su|icrtnService, Inc. those without Immunisation. scheduled for 3 p. in. tenilent of evangelism; Itrva "Less than half of the na Ttie new rliurch, an Indep­ W r i g h t , supcrinlcmlrnt ot lion's pre-school children arc endent missionary church, A cordial welcome I* training; Sammy Parrish, Memlx-r* of Sanford Mouse protected against polio and began meeting several weeks Brotherhood president a n d brought In you from lo­ still less against diphtheria, ago in the Community House Lodge IK.’il will literally get ItA leader; (iloria Twyman, cal merchnnlM and civic whooping rough and tetanus on Maitland Avr. Rev. Jewell "supper hy a nose" Knturduy WMU president; Louise organization* Only 41.1 per cent of chit Smith, pastor, advises that nlghl vi hrii they hid oil Ilia Wright, CA trader; B i l l dren aged one to five have since that time attendance Young. Sunday school super­ aise and shape of a nos* for received the recommended has exceeded expectations intendent; Darlene Coleman, four doses of balk vaccine, and already atx persons have their paltrier amt her Imix sup­ general secretary; Carolyn per at a aiM-ial gathering of and only I.T per cent have united through profession of Map*. Area the lodge and invited guests Nolan, adult department su­ had three doses of babln oral faith. Information and perintendent; Clarenre John­ to lie hehl in the Lodge Hall in vaccine. Only about five mil­ The AHamoute Springs Gifta from I-oral son, married young people lion of tha ie.6 million chil­ church 1» an associate of the laika Mary Ix-ginning at 7:UU .Merchant* Await department superintendent; dren in the pre-school group Temple baptist Church ol p.m. i> You Ioidies attending will bring Valda Tyson, single young have received protection Axalca Park in Orlando and people department superin­ against diphtheria, whooping will work with the baptist a bused supper for two which tendent; Jean Yates. Inter­ If you are a rough and tetanus. Folio ran Bible Fellowship, a mission­ the men will hid upon hy mediate department superin­ Newly Arrived Family alUl attack you and your chil­ ary organliatlon which sup­ viewing only tlie women's tendent; Julie Hutchison, jun­ or know o f dren. unless all members of ports world missions with noses through holes rut In a the family receive a full 11 missionaries on 3t field*. large sheet. A New Family A R T RROWN Fallowing (he supper, games ruurse of vaccine. You're Rev. and Mrs. Bob Catledge ( ontart our howl out PEST CONTROL gambling wlib your family's missionaries of (lie bbF and and entertainment appropri­ ate fur a HL Patrick's Day Termites A Other Frets health. Now U's up to you to born Use Temple JlaptUt LO LA W IN N make sure you and your chil­ Church, will jeave shortly for celebration will be conducted F A 2-1678 2601 P A R K UR. for the icity,iihIi . of the even­ dren art completely protect- Puerto Rico. 322-8865 SANFORD 2400 Steven* A t *. j The church will organise ing. Women’s Club Selects Comittee K Fri. 9 til 9 Realtors Meet Set Monday Elder Springs Names Youth W eek Officers New Altamonte Church Plans Organization For March 24 Moose Lodge To Hove ‘Nose’ Supper FREE GE Automatic Washer • Spray llinne • Dnmp Dry Spin • Safety Lid llraka • Extra Idtrge Pump *1 4 7 WA 5M With Trade GE STEREO • Dual Channel Amplifier • (irnuinr llardeood Cabinet • Diamond Sly lux in Ceramic Cartridge $ S PE C IA L GE Mobilemaid Dishwasher Decorator Portable T V • Big IK in Square *Daylight lllar" Pi. lure PURCHASE — ^ STEREO & HI F l Q Q i ALBUMS * * 10 In. GE Oscillating Fan G E N E R A L * © ELECTRIC • lluilt-ia Adjustable Anlenna 12 7 • Convenient Front Controls • Itirh Clear Front Sound • Automatic liain Control O N LY 22 1»()UN1)S �. * # ^ CLOC Traffic Boost Seen At A C L Construction of a spur by ; end the earrier is not about Bj Larry V w iW A KKW RANDOM NOTES |Florida East Coast Railway to atop operating, and in i to Cape Canaveral would fact plans to build a line into KI«rtion day * week from mean increased rail freight -Cape Canaveral. tomorrow . Outlook seems .traffic over Atlantic Coaat, In an exclusive interview bleak . . . Small turnout ex­ Line through tha Sanford with U P!, FEC Board Chairpected . . . Soma 1.1,000 Demo* man Ed Rail said the it I area. in thr rounty . . . -LltH) Re­ FEC announced today plan* 1day-old strike by 11 non opepublican* , . . Roth candidate* to build a spur from its Gordon Frederick and Jan mainline eilher from Titus- ! Fortuna will appear before 1ville or Cocoa to provide rail thr Jaycee* this Thursday . . . 1service for the space and Absentee ballnta application* 1 1missile b a x at Cape Canav- • *ery, very light . • • Deadline er.il. I* 5 p.m. Thursday. “ This undoubted'y would • • • bring additional brines* to A member of thr Men'* u* here in the Sanford area," | Harden Club has offered a $50 ACL officials stated when ap­ reward for tho culprit who prised of the FEC move. Jt was pointed out ACL ha* ! Hole about 50 percent of the planting* by tho club alone line operating from Benson Seminole Blvd. on thr lake- Junction,, on the north side of luiko Monroe, connecting fiont. • • • with FEC at New Smyrna I.lona Club planning a bulb Beach. “ It is safe fo assume." it rnd broom sale for the benefit of the blind in the Loch Arlair was said “ that any rail , height traffic moving into area tomorrow night. Florida other than through • • • Jacksonville and bound for Thi* i* count> government Cape Canaveral would move week . . . Courthouse open to through here " the public which remind* me • * • . . . work almost completed on JACKSONVILLE I l l ’ ll — t>uttiiitr m new window* . . . Tltc board chairman of the "o il, full sleum i.head on tlie strikebound Florida East supcivi-oi of I I'lMatration of* Coast Railway said thi* weekf • e hi I in* i oiirtlionne. • • • County Commissioner* still tuning trouble picking memIn-r* for llielr courthouse an­ nex study . . Among some of those* rn iqnmrnth'd aie Dili, bard Casselberry and Caul Rate*. • • • Six Convicts Flee DeLand Prison Camp Robert Stephenson, North Orlando councilman, announc­ ed today he is not supporting any resident as a write-in candidate in IW sday't eleclinn. Beauty Contest Gets 2nd Entry * United Press Leased Wire Bulletin BRIEFS FEC Rail Slrike Spreads To General Motors Town Puts Lid On Dog Control Back Adenauer Embassy Urges School Program Discussion Set Critical Space Probe Delayed Established 1908 MON.. MARCH 18. 19GR SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 670 $ 4 ,0 0 0 In Jewels Stolen From Mayfair I’nlict* toiliiy wen* viuttiiiiiinjr their invest!* k’litiou into tin* thi'lt of s i,000 in jevvelx tuttl rush front the room of a Kiimt at the Mayfair Inn. The hiiiKlary ocriirml between 9 a. lit. mill .1 p. tn. last Friday in the room occupied by Mr. ami Mrs. .1. It. tioldhory, of Frnmiiipham, Mass. Itirhni'tl Itraitmi. assistant hotel manager, rrporteil to |Mtlire Mrs. tioldlieig informed him of tin* theft at .'I p.m. Police Chief lloy tJ. Williams said this morn­ ing that entrance to tin* room apparently had beeh gained with a passkey. He assigned Inves­ tigator Carl Dodson to thu rase and added today there is no definite due hs to tho identity o f the thief or thieves, as yet. Mrs. (ioldberg iisted the missing jewelry, along with four Slnti hills, as a solitaire ring valued at $1,500: sting o f pearls, $:100; matching pearl earrings, $150; platinum wrist watch, $150; gold pin. $.T00; duster of garnets, $100; match­ ing bracelet. $100, and a mail’s diamond-studded wedding hand, $70<>. 11. S. N A V A L ACADEM Y ALU M N I ami tlieir wives from thioiighniit Central Florida iunverged mi Sanford Saturday for a hmdiron at the Mayfair Inn and a guided visit through the Xnviil A ir Station futilities. Pictured front the le ft: Capt. Joseph M. Tally Jr., Wing roiutuauder; Adtn. T. It. Ilrittaiii, Capt. C. (J. W right Jr., Capt. Marshall Collins, Adtn. F. L. Kiefkuhl ami Capt. Hubert M. Ware, Ilnse commander. (Herald Photo) Defend Conditions H A VA N A il l’ ll Pie init’i Kulul rusitiu tlcfnitlisl (’utitliliniiA hi t'kdiM Sunday Mild *nid (hr l\ S. »|»oti»oit*$| JACKSONVILLE i l l ’ ll - A Ilia me for I'lutrio** mean* The St-day-old strike against "fiiirlitful iiiU ny" for l.uim Ihe Florida East Coast It ail - A iiuti* a. wav spiead today In the Kleetmmolivc Division of General Checkout Motors which handle* inauiCAPE i AN AYER At. i l l ' l l ■lenaticr of FEC diesel loco• An At la* rurkrt that uill i motives. Ilium li I*. S. A»tinnaut I. Sinking employes of the (iordou t oopei Jr. on a plan­ FEC sppeared outside the ned 22*nrbit flight hi Mm> nr * General Motors plant early, ri%fd her* today and unit today and sel up a picket line into h haiiKar fot I’hpikmili. which tlie GM workers — I members of tile L'lilted Alito New .Saint Workers Union -- refused to VATIi AN C lI Y il l'll ' vf$r» ^e*--. ,v .. . ailcait >aurce .aid it» day Mother Kbrala-th Setoo, the fu*l nntivr-lmiti Allied■all to In* tss-Mtifi**sl. could lmcome a *m11*l “ within » few year*." Burke Enters Tuesday Vole Parking meters will lie In-1 CAPE CANAVERAL (C P I) ' dezvoui" a mauled space stalled soon si the southwest —The fir»l U. S attempt* to capsule and an unmanned ronwr of Commercial and link up two object* in orbit— target object tn otkit ••should Tark. • critical step toward deve­ begin with about Die fifth • • • lopment of manned spser flight" in Projeti Gemini, Civitan* extending that I stations — probably will lie American's newc-4 man inbeauty contest deadline until delayed uniII IU55. it was in spare program. Ham mack and Kaprjan March 25 dicated today. • • • This it a key goal that presented tlieir paper today SMILE . . - Ih* second the Soviet Union came with­ before the opening session of liwiusand of “ Smile" buttons in four mile* of achieving a three-day (pare flight test­ ing conference apdwired by arrived today and are avail­ list August. able at the Chamber and all Jerome B. Ilammark and the American lasliule ot stores . . . wear one . . . and Walter J. Kaprjan of tlie Aeronautic* and Asironaufollow the directions . . . See the federal space agenry said lit *. today that attempt* to ren , The Gemini e(|suljtl will my grin. VOL. Kt n sw A . . . ueorgia System Killed City fat'iers unhappy over J the blowing of whistle* in the city limits • • • W E A T H E R : Fair through Tuesday. 1(if?!i today. 85-90. Low tonight, 60-65. rating unions was being run by national railroad union*. Alsn Blrkrnmeyer. son of And Ball said thr FEC will ! Mr. snd Mrs. Janies Birnot meet the demands of the kenmeyer, winner of the to­ unions so king a* tlie strike ( rsi Jayree-sponsored Teen­ i* being directed by putsid- | age Driving Rnart-e-n. came out winner in thr llislrirt cr». ‘ It's totally unreasonable Contest held at llartim Sat­ to expert us to negotiate urday, Chairman lloh Ita* announced Unlay. Illrkrnwith anyone but our own meyer. who mas -W point* employes- We don't propose to Ih- hound by some organ- 1 chrail of his nearest com­ i/ation to which we don’ t he- I petitor, now will go to thr state context in Ocala long." lie said. Ball said many of tho I March 200 emp’oves who walked off their jobs over a wage dis­ pute didn't want to go on strike. Ball said the national unions forced the strike “ The union* weren't so much interested in tlie 10.28 cents per hour wage increase ' they demanded as Ihev are Rejects Proposal in making this rompany runBERLIN i l l ’ ll Weal form vutli the national pal- Berlin Mayor Willy llinndt tern." said Hall. today rejected n Soviet pltiBall, a well known finan­ po>al to replace Western .ki­ cier. said tin- EEC's decision tted tumps liere vvilli United nut to bargain with tlie liaNations fmees. tlon.il unions via* hark by >s»ir Secretary Willard WirProlte Deaths t/ MOBKIDGK. 8. D. (U P ! ) Official* planned to ’’tear ★ ★ ★ the chimney apart" today to leiiiii whether it noi-ed a family of moo person* lo die 11mu « h i Ihiu monoxide fumes. DEI.AND l l ' l ’ l i Six con­ victs. one with three prior es­ cape*. fled tin* Stute Road 1prison eatnp budding line |Sunday night. MISS JOAN JONES A statewide ah-rt was put • • • out. Authorities said ll was ic ★ ★ Haven't heard what our I not known whether the men County Commissioners told i obtained a ear or arms after the Winter Dark city father* their escape. . . . They were asked If It Tlie men were identified as would lie all right—in an at­ Dnriell Harnett. 24, who had tempt to lower some water r*e»|a<d tinea times previous­ kvela in nur neighboring ly and was serving 18 years] ' T3* 1 city’s lakes — if Seminole Glen Kstly Hchleehauf, 85, Miss Joan EHtbafli Joint. drainage could accept a larg­ serving a 25-year sentence Ifl-ycnrold ifailfhlar of Sir. er head of water from the fmtn Ranis llusa County; chain of lakes , . . Same old James <\ Ogle. 21, serving and Mrs A E. Junes of 2548 Palmetto Ave., .Sanford. question . . . Nobody, but five years fioin Polk Count); I is the sernnd contestant to NOBODY, wants to assume Francis W. Mailloux, 20, serv­ rosts and risks connected ing five years from Jarkson enter tlie race for the rruwn with hoary drainage. County; Charles K. Reader, of Miss Seminole County and • • • WASHINGTON M’ PI i—'I hr tlie prirra that go with it Supreme Court today struck Tlie Paints lintel reports a 21, serving three years from •'satisfactory season" . , . Pinellas County; and George Charles Kauipf. Seiiii-Centen down Georgia's rounty unit Experts to remain open year I . Roth, 17, serving two years , nial Publicity Chairman an­ voting system, which city dwellers have said throttles around,it seems . . . That from Dads County. nounced today. their political strength in ta­ is. unless the city enforce* Blue-eyed, brown • haired xor of rural voters. the condemnation Joan is s tall, slim five • • • Thr X to I ruling wa* an root five, 3123-15 and 117 nounerd by Justice William Do YOU think that a fullpound Seminole High major­ O. Douglas. Justire John M. fedgrd water show—you know ette captain. Itai Ian dissented. skiing, water ballet, etc. — She was a regent finalist Douglas said the mil) con­ ran tie held in the protected in the GarparilU Majorette ception of poliliral rqiialll) basin between the old “ Band Queen Contest hold at Tam­ Roy I,. Hurke, 101 North under historical I). S. stand Shell" pier and the city conpa. and is a talented twirlcr, atructed Jetty? . . . It'i gon­ Kdgemont Avenue, today be­ dancer, singer and acim- aril* is “ one person, one vote." na be done at Hie Scini-Cen- came a write-in candidate in stres* tental Celebration on April 27 Tuesday's Council election in She ha* attcmlrd Sanford H aays liere . , . And I'm North Orlando. Burke issued the following schools sll her life, lint has Just the fellow that wants traveled much with her fam statement: to sea how it s dona. “ If the people of North Or­ lly along tlie Eastern sea• • • bcard, listing as her favor­ Wouldn't N be GREAT If lando wish to vote for me a* ite vacation spot an island Councilman in Group 1 in Herman Jaenb*on would build off the roast of .V. C. a finr. modern, attractive Tuesday’s election, I will ac­ Her ideal man should be Mayor Fled G. Heath of store on that lot wr*t of the cept the |*i'l if elected and tall and fair and enjoy do Caiscllicrry announced today I will serve to the best of old Postoffire? , , , Ami It ing tilings nn the spur of the that in euinplianrr with dog started a drive in which ALL my ability.'* moment He should like ordinance No. 88. all dogs the merchants — and land­ swimming, banani rake and within the town will lie re lords — did (lie fare-lifting meat loaf, too, if he expects qilircd to have a license. and remodeling on each to win Joan. SI* plan* to The license tags may lie piece of property needed to attend college and study ad obtained from (lie town clerk make our “ main stem" one i vwltsing. she sajs. on Tuesdays or Thursdays at of Die leading downtown shop-1 BONN, Germany 4U 1*11 Thr American embassy urged tlie mumcip.il building from 8 ping center in this area? , . I Went Gel man Parliament a m to 12 noon And created the big surge o f 1 1 linse dog owners not fa business that could be sti- i number* today to suppoit Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’* miliar with Itic provisions nl mutated by such a move? ban nn Die mle of steel piping • • • thr ordinance may acquaint Tlirre schoolmen will parti- themselves with Ihr new re The name of the new eon- to the Soviet Union, authori­ ripute in a priferam of Fin­ |qliircmcntx by reading copies ferrnre in which the Semi- tative sutures raid. Adenauer himself whs re. ance* and Milbigc, Accredita­ 1iKisled for public viewing at notes will play i*—how'* that turning fmin hii Italian v*ia- tion and Testing of Childicn ai Ihe iiiunirip.il building and at again? , , . Metro? ? ? • • • lion for the spe iai debat* on the Snuthside Behind Tuesday the 1'. S. Poll Ollier Heath said lli.it lieglnning St Johns nrally moved in j tlie controversial ban on ship­ at 7:3U p.m., Dr. Jrhn Darby, to its brand spanking new ' ping ItH.tHMI tuns of pipe to President nf tha J’-Tl) an­ j April t, (he ordinance will he nounced today. I strictly enforced. Ruksia. offices . . . . . • fentlfo ( T lt r V A H -9 Leaves Today For Seven Academy Alumni Month Cruise in In MediterraneanVisif NAS Alumni of Ilia (T. S. Naval Academy and their wive* Ait emit ami flight rrcu* of John F. Ilium and one for Ihr nninlli of February. Saturday were treated to Bin Red Carpet Ib'aey Att-ick Squuilroii Nine Bombardier of tin- .Vhmtli to A similar award wa* given latest m Naval aviation fol­ MIAMI BEACH (U l’ l ) — George W. Beers, Aviation In l.l Mike Piioiado lor Iwing lowing a luncheon meeting in City officials rolled out the (V A ll ill were srheilub il lo I ii e Control Technician First Pilot of ihe Month for Jan­ the Mayfair Inn. red eat pel for nteiiihcra of lly ahoaril Ihe attuck » airier Class. The award*, which in- uary. tlie Republican sit*- selection Saratoga loilay to begin a ‘Hie gioup wera guests of eluded clgiirct lighter* do In udddmn. 21 others wera committee, who arrived here seven month at sea penotl nail'd by the Norden Division presrnleil “ BulUeye I ’lnh” the commandinff officer of file Sunlnrd Naval Air .Station Sunday In look over this city villi Ihe Second amt Sixth ot the United Airrratt tor- patches lor scoring direcl us a possible site for the and the ciiiiimamler of Heavy poration. were lor excellence hits mi area (raining targets Fleets Allaek Wing One for a four Itu'it national eoiiVL'Iitioil. m practice tinmhiug during in recent weeks. Saturday the squadnm * mxi of the base and a close look support pcrsonel led by Inis .d simulated earner opera* Stumbles lions, VATICAN I'lTY l l 'P I I — lor NAS Mii>|miiI to Imard the t.’dr. Charles W. Mcshicr, Pope Jiiliu W i l l tiutiiy slum- slop squadron maintenance chief stall officer of tha Ideil and fell on the .steps of and administrative material* Wins, also provided a brief­ Id* throne during a muss audi­ were trucked to May port I n day. ing on the uii**ion and capa­ ence. l our of tlie squadron'* 12 bilities ot Heavy Attack dur­ Ihe Hl-ji'ur-old pontiff whs ing the husincs* meeting, not injured in tlie lull and "as A-lll Sky warrior attack ImiiiiI)I ’ liuix vveie uiiilorw iiy tmlny fu r the t hit’ll a n ­ u s weri‘ xehedtiled to leave I’ mccedhig to Ihe Naval Air lielpi-d to Ills feel by aides. nual " ( Tai ker Dayn” next M nieli, it wap lep n rtSanford balay at noon Tlie : Station, the contingent of ed by ( i Iltiii M et'all, prexiilent nf the Downtow n remaining eight were to fly I some 80 alumni and wives Convention Knds M erch an t* Amioeiiition. over .Sanford In formation ut toured the Naval Air Main­ JACKSONVILLE (UP1) M eC allV anuotiliieiuent follow eil his lep m t 1 p ill. eu route to tlie Sara tenance Training Group faeilAlmul In,000 Flniida Edueuthat laxt Friclay’n anil Salim la.vV x ih o iii I tniimnl toga. dies, got rlose-up look* at tin* lion Assueialioti delegates “ t 'raeker D a y s " wax a "h u g e joneeHn." VAIIM will relieve Heavy VIA Vigilante and A3II Sky» wound up u three-day eiiiiveiiAllock .Squadron II, also of It was extiinntcil several llioii-uiml aililition .warrior attack Itombcrs, Hun tnm lin e Sunday hoping the San lord hi the Medtleri aitean al weekenil chopper.* w ere attraeteil to Sattforil saw Ihe two aircraft in ae« l-egislaiuie would apptove early next month. lay the .titlew b argain * o ffe re d by ilow u low it luerlion for a regularly-sched­ proposed teacher pay hikes The squadron leaves with fh niiln . uled mirror lumling practice ranging fiom $luu to $1,000 several new feathers in its More tbau .'HI tloor prize.* were awtinhul lo ut preparation for c i i i u t a year, cap. Friday. L'tlr. George W lucky ticket holders who hail visited tho vat'ioitx qiialillfution aboanl tbs (jh i Kimmons, VAII ft eoimuand Hlorea. Forrcstal next wtek. lias ‘M erit’ mg offiecr, was presented a TALLAHASSEE t UI Tj - “ Well Done” rominendnlinu Gov. Farris Bryant, who re­ from I li e Commander of cently sunl proposals to send Heavy Allaek Wing One, Florida's t'olani refugees to a ( ‘apt. Joseph M T till * Jr., Bahamian Island htd ''merit" for “ professional ability and suggested this weekend thul Ubtatumllng eflleieltey Inward ItuiM liitr p erm it Inn br i'll tin- exile* he organised into )our primary mission ” u "freedom Culps,” and slop’I'lie speedie act elled "a s i**ui*t| fu r I* HII.IHIO 911Hurt* f<Mit j pi'il tu Calm America. VAII-li* developmelil of a ■I imI u - I i ml IntiM iiiu m Su n fu n l training Engel at Giianluu I i'll* • 11 ut I 1'itikf il \tit- rrt •#*!#• \ by l(ol»«*rt. Rescue Attem pt .niio Bay, t'liha, which wa* |i«»rt« «| tor. LA PA/., Bolivia i l i P l j — Midahle lor Heavy Allaek Krtsun, /Milium KMtiinut<* in (lit* jm’ i mit i 4 Rescue teams attempted toduy use. .Non,- had existed ptevto reach the hoihe* of 41 per- touslj which met Ihe need* <d foi u IIIMI.IHKI hii in I i ii I* blit miii>, in. lulling luu Ameri­ di'ployed squadron* o|tcralmg •(. I . W illin m *, b«*j»i| o f (he I imII ur film k M iin if hi* iium f can*, believes! killed Friday in that area. " hen tlieir Bolivian Airlines T tillx also presented s t’llot wliii'li k uMi iiifjr ii, mud over* Cracker Days. . . A Huge Success $ 100,000 Building Permit Set lit li clashed into a $lt,5un- of Ihe Month award lo l.t. all runt w ill b«* W o ik n ifii litivi* befii pre* fool Andean peak in southerniM liliir (be h i(f fist (be U«( most Peru. carry Iwo itian teams of U S astronaut* into orbit. The first manned flights in the new program are not expect ed until (lie middle of Itkit and thr fifth flight could (lot come liefore IW1.V As planned now, the “ ren denous" attempt will involve launching an u n m a n n e d Aifena-B upper stago into or­ bit aboard an Atlas rocket, and tlien sending the two | man Gemini team into apace about 24 hours later tn try to link up with it. ; Exhibition Herald Index Ill idge Cage t'iassifli-d ........ _ I’aga Uiiinii* ..... ....... Page Dear Abby Page Editorial Page Entertainment Page Legal* . — I ’aga 2-8 4i I'uxxic _ I’ag# Social jr . .. .. Page Sport* . . .. Pagt 7 U H « 4 7 V 2 4 si Oltl-ANDO fU l'D - Mo-t of Ihr X'ai rstahltsheif rxlnhit areas in Orlando have al­ ready* been reserved lor the Florida Industrie* Exposition in Orlando April 2.126, the It e v r I o p in m i Uomotis sum said today. 10 «iai>m. W illm iii* pslid bn im e r if liiiK (be building fu r »| h c * u liiU v r |»ur|Mi«rji. Demo Women 'i'lie Deiuocl alii- Women s (Tu b o f Sem inole ( entity w ill hold a D utch-treat luncht-tm at • .Inn Spencer's at l l : 3o a i u . ; Tuesduy. S t a t e Legislative |l amliditte Gordon Frederick Moderate I NEW YORK (U l’ l) —Stock* and Senuto rami ids te .Mack rqiened firm today in mo­ Cleveland Jr. will he special . gm t» o f Hie club. di ralely seine trading. DONALD ( I I I lilt Jlt^ of DmId Kotnl, Buffered n lirnkeii leg in a m ontei-auLnnubilo collision Saturday evening al Highway -ITG and Howell Komi. Trooper Hill Stringfield churged Mai shall •«. May, Winter Park, driver o f the car, with violation o f the right-of-way. +. �T r . the I P»!rtfnrl» Page 2— Mon. Mar. 18, ’63 WersTS Legal Notice .■ u P U R SU A N T TO TH E PROVISIONS OF C H A PT E R 101.41 FLO R ID A STATU TE S, 1901, PU U LIC ATIU N OF TH E B A L L O T CONCERNING T H E G E N E R A L ELECTIO N TO BE H ELD IN SEM INO LE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON Floods Ravage Midwest; TU E SD A Y, MARCH 26, 1961. New W est Storm Brews SAM PLE BALLOT Instructions to Voters O FFICIAL BALL O T OFFICIAL BALLOT /■Th 8 vinuc-mt 1 m mniTflMn it cus eaiuti 1W- a NUUHISTK ' iL- UIVIIS fit me jsmmmmitm (am m S it ifusui v* tni smu un# H K T s^ l SPECIAL S M C IA t C IN K R A L G E N E R A L ELECTION ELECTION Seminal* Canary Hand* V m i a a l a Ca na ry March 34, 1943 M a r c h 36. 1663 DEM OCRATIC R EPUBUCAN Florid* For M m W r m* H i* J » H f H w h Im Gordon V. IHDUKl ml Samisal, C*mw»t Ormmp Hm. 1 1 ■ if DIM U U lSU TIfE fotim dii IVm* ’nr On r) 1 m UNOPPOSED CANDIDATES ou t i.ir .is i.it n r. M m I H. Fa, Slat* Smntfmt 4 2 * 4 Senatorial District V (livu iu , a. & (Vole In Oncl Legal Notice Legal Notice KOTICW o r LBOIILATIOX TO WHOM IT MAT CONCEfUf: Ketle* I, hereby civ. an of Intention to apply to tha t i l l Boston of tha flo r ­ id* Legislature for p*,**a* of an aot, tha aubitanea re­ lating to An Aot authorising th* Board of County Commit* alonara of Bamlnott County to maha or eaur* to bt mad* a comprehensive and eomplata water drains**, control and conservation survey of Hamlnola County or portlona thereof, provldInf for tha employment of ooneulllnr enflneere and othar eaperte neceaaary for • comprahanalva and coinpitta water dralnan*. con­ trol and conservation sur­ vey of Bemlnola County or portion* thereof; provldln* for the authority to aipend funds neoeeeary for said survey: provldln* an afftotlv* data. Publish March II, lilt . CDU-lt l a th * C o o n of th* Coaaty Jodgo, B en laelo rwooty, Btat* o f F lo rid a . to r re hate l a re tha Ketate a t , FEME A. J A n H K L L Daceeeed. r i it At. r h t x -h Notlee la beraby flv e n d ia l tha undaralfntd w ill, on th* l l t h day of A p ril, A. I). 1*11. preaent t* tha Honorable C o u nty Tudg* o f le m ln o l* County, F lo rid a , her fin al ratu rn , account and voucher*, aa A d m in istratrix of the K atat* of JIJiH K A. JA H I l K L L , decaaaed and at cold time, thon and there, make application ta th* raid Ju d as for a final aattlement of hrr adm inistration o f said aatats, and for an order dleoharflnn her a* such A dm inistratrix. Dated this th* Ith day of Maroh A. !>. H U . /*/ Thelm a Ja rre ll Ae A d m in istratrix ef th* B atata of j E M i ; a . j A R n n i .t . Deceased •tenetrom , Davie A Mrlntoah A tto rneys for Adm inistratrix p. a Bo* m * Sanford, F lo rid a P u b lish Mar. Id. Apr. I. 1111. Id, M A con*SI i v t i i k (-H im i t r o r i i T tiK T IIM m i JUDIt-IAI. f l H f l IT iv a v ii m in » i : m i .>o i .i : c o u n t y . f i .o h h i a l.v C IIA V C K B T VO 1 aeon NOTICB TO IIKFISVIt OII o iu iB it n r P T H i.it t T t o v ■ t i t r o i i r o n i:r i.n * T M R M c C A U U IIA N M l) II T II A I! K CO M P A NY. INC, a plorlda corporation, Plaintiff, A A R O N B U O r .N B MAMIIHJRN and MAROARET L O U I H K >1 A B Iin m t S . hi* wit*, and A I . r i l T D 11DIMM »N and A D A IIDDMON, hi* wife, llefeudaiite T U I AAIION KDUKNIC MAHII. IlD nS and MAHIIAIIKT LO U IS E MAAIIBURN. hie wife (Haeldenra unknown! A l.rilK D lll'DHON and A D A HUDSON. hie a lie tlleeldenre miknm* n> A ll all unkiiuwn punts* , clalmln* any Intareet by, through, under or afalnet each or allher of the ahovo named partite who may ba dead or * r * nut Vt!»w i- to be de«d nr alive, TOD. A N D BACII OK YOU, ore hereby null flail Diet a Cumplalnt for Foreclosure of M u r la a fe hat been fllrd aaatntl you, and you are re­ quired to serve e copy of your t m » « r ur Pleudlnue to th* Ouiiiidalnl un the Plelnlitre attorney, Juiepli M. Klltgerald, : i l Ueourlty Trust llulldlng, Miami 13, Florida, and file th* original Answer or Pleading In th* oftU-a of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or btfurt the lillli day of April A. I*.. IVCI If >»u tall to do * 0, Judgment by default will be taken against you fur th* relief demanded In th* CumpUInt. Th* description of the real properly ororasded egalnet let Dot 7. III... k K. Wini|i. XI I-ItD PA ItK 3ND III:TI.AT. occurdliig to plat thereof recorded to ll a t Diaik I I Pag * 71 Public Itecord* of geiiilnul* Coun­ ty, Florid* Ih l a notlr* eliall he p u b­ lished once tech week for four iiiiiescutlte H n l i i In the Ksiifurd Herald. t>ONB A N D O ltUKIlK D al Banford, genilnol* c o u n t y . Florid*, this llih day of March A. D. li s t. (■C A L I Arthur II. Re-anitli. J i „ Clerk. Circuit Court llyt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk losepli M. Fitige rsld 13d Beeurlty Trust Building Miami if, Florida / Publish Msrca . 1. I. 1111. TCDO-44 IS. IS A April NOTICB O P L E G IS LA T IO N TO W H O M IT XI A T CONCEFVNi Notice Is hereby glv, en to Intention to apply to th* 1111 Reeelon of th* Flor­ ida l-eglalatura for paeaax* of an act, the substance relat­ ing to An Act ralatlng to Hamlnola County; datlnlng Junk or •alvag* yaVda; authorising th* Hoard of County Com­ missioner* to regulate Junk or salvage yards; providing for psnalty, providing an affective date. Publleh Xlarch II, l t l l C DO-14 OK Legal Notice LKGIBLATION NOTICK or- I.KGISLATION TO WllOXt IT M A Y CONCKItNl Notice Is hereby g i v ­ en of Intention to apply to tha l t l l Heeelon of th* F lo r ­ ida l-eglelaturt for passage of an act. tlie aubatance r e ­ lating to An Act relating to K*nilnol* County, providing for creation of county pounds; th* appointment o f an Im­ pounding officer, anil d e ­ fining hi* authorities ami dull**. and lo provide for the Impounding and d e p o s i ­ tion of anltnals believed lo be strays, or believed to be Infected with rabies or other disease*, found In any area of Hemlnole County, ,'l yli ig outside of th* c»rlinrat* limit* of any munlrl. pallilaa: prescribing ami conferring certain right*, powers and dullea on tha th* Hoard of County Commlealonera af S e m i n o l e County In relation thereto; authorlelng fees and per diem rate* to he establish­ ed by the Hoard of County ('uniiiilaalonrra for Impound­ ed a n i m a l s , authorising agreements with person*, firms, corporations or hu­ man* aocletlea In said eountlea; providing for th* vac ­ cination of dogs; providing for the financing of the pu r­ pose* and for a penalty for violation thereof, providing an effective date. Publish Xlsich II. 13*1 CDO-SO Supervitvor Of RrxiNtratinn Seminole County, Fin. 'Rating' Probe Opens W ASHINGTON (U P I) — Performer* get their firet op­ portunity today to testify be­ fore • congrviiiont! commit­ tee Investigating broadcast ratings and their influence on radio and television programs. Johnny Canon, host of NUC'a "Tonight” television F IC T fT IO T S V A MR NOT ICE IH hereby given that I am engaged In bualnses at TO W H O M IT M AT CONCKIlNi Notice la hereby g i v ­ 107 Weal Flrat Ht.. Hanfnr.l, Hemlnnla county, Florida, un­ en of Intention to apply to the fictitious name of the l u l l Heeelon of th* F lo r ­ der ida t^gtalatur* for paaaag* T H E V I L L A G E INN. and Ihet of an act, th* aubetanc* rela t­ I Intend to rsgleter said name ing to the amendment of with th* Clerk of tha Circuit Chapter Ik-1141. La ws of Court, Hemlnole County, F lo r ­ Florida, Hpeclal Acla. l i l t . do- ida, In accordance with th* th* Fictitious elunatlng th* Henilhol* County provlelons of l a w Library a* th* Fred It. Natns Statutes, to-wit: H>oHon I I I . * ! Florida Htatutes Wilson Memorial la w lib ­ 11*7. rary. Rig: Clifford T. Proctor. Jr. Publish Maroh 14, 1111 Publish March 4. II, tl. 31. C D fl-lt NOTfCH Camilla Urine IV T IIH IT H C I'IT I'O TIIT O P T H K .VlVT II J T U I t T A I . C I H C TIT UK T IIK aTATK nr ri.n R iiiA , iv avii rn it ■ L M IV n i.K COUNTY. IV CHANCERY, israa HILL KDHKN K vs. TUKIeMA CASK NO. ALK X ANDKIt, P la in tiff, r. program it scheduled to ap pear today. Other* are ex­ pected to follow during the hearing* conducted by tha Houia Commerce Special In­ vestigating Committee. Later, representatives of A. C. Nielsen Co., the lurgeet of tha audience measuring gerrlce*, will testify beforu the committee during its third week of hearing*. I l l * company probably will be questioned about the num­ ber of person* it asks about tha program* they watch and how it complies reports to or­ ganizations hiring them to make the survey*. Th* ABC radio network has complained to the commit­ tee that some of the reports It has received conflicted. Com­ mittee investigators have indicat«d they think the num­ ber of those questioned in thg surveys was too small to rep­ resent viewing anti listening preferences. Other congressional news: Taxes; Th* U.'S. Chamber of Commen-o requested a Ih.fl billion ta* cut this year rather than spread over three year* ns requested by President Kennedy. Cut* ara needed, Joel liarlow, chairman of the chamber* taxation committee, told tins House Way* A Means rommitU-e in prepared testi­ mony "to avoid tlie rec-esiion thu President. hug been talk­ ing about.” Kpaco: Chairman (Minton R. Anderson, (D-N.M.), said his Senate Space Committee plans a review of the nation'* space program and especially its in­ creasingly high coat. Joseph Mikler Sr., Pioneer, Succumbs Sunday At Slavia ALKX ANDKIt, Defendant. NOTH-K TO A P P K A R TO I T IIK LM A P. A LK X ANDD K Kunerul ariangementg were bert, Mr*. John Duds Sr., I*. O. Box 1*4 Cliapmxnvllle, We st V ir ­ Irving rompleteti tmlay fur Mr*. Ferdinand I)udu and Mrs. ginia Joseph Mikler Sr., H2, one of Hurry I’empey, Siavia, and YOU A HU HBIILTIY N O T !Mikler, Oviedo; 37 F I B D that suit fur divorce has tha Slovak founders of the i’aul barn filed agelnet you In the colony of Siavia, near Oviedo. grandchildren and 23 great­ Clraull Court of th* Ninth Judicial circuit of th* gtale or Ilo died Sunday at tho homo grandchildren. Florida, In and for Htmlnnl* of hie eon-in-law and daugh­ W. Guy Slack Homo for County, under Chancery No. ter. Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Col­ Funeialv, Orlando, it in 137*1, the style of said cause bring H IM , K DOB NK AI.KX- bert, Slav In. charge of arrangement*. ANDKIt, Plaintiff. >I4> Ti l l Mr. Mikler, a CarrboilovgkXtA P. A L E X A N D E R , De fen­ dant. ian immigrant who had farm­ YOU ARE HF.RF.HT RKed near Cleveland, Ohio, came (JIIIIIKD to file your answer with the Clerk of this Court to Siavia In 11)11 and with a and to strve a copy o f sain* group of culoniit* brgatt upon |h* plalntltTa attorney, who** neine and address a p ­ clearing th* black muckland pears below, on or before the which became famed ae a veg­ Thomu t Oglesby, age 92, Hud day of April, A. D . 1*43, 2554 Orange Avr.. Sanford, or a Decree Pro C m i f * ..* may etable production area. ba #nl*r*d aaatntl ynu. When marketing method* tlieti .Sunday afternoon at D A T K D Hit* 71th day of and other reasons threutened Seminole Memorial Hospital. Kebruary, l»*J, He was born In Green Cove IrtKAt.l the colony, Mr. Mikler ami Arthur H- Beckwith, Jr., other* relumed to Cleveland Springs but has lived in SinClark Uyi Martha T. Vlhlen to work In support of the ford since he was seven year* Deputy Clark farm* in th* colony. He re­ old. He was • charter memEdward II, Hurt IV V III: CIIICI IT t ill HT Attorney for I'lalntlff tier and a dracon in tlie turned in l()21 anti helped V lV T II .11 Dll I It, I till I IT. I to Houth Court Mtrrel Church of God of 1'rophcry. IV evil t'SIII SliMIMII.H Orlando, Florida found Sluviu. Survivors are his wife, county. t i .i i i i i i m I'ubllsh March 4, tt, II. 3i A charter memlier of St. iv e l l A v c i : i i y vii. i m i CIMJ-4 , .Sarah, two daughters, Mrs. F E D E R A L N A T I O N A L XIORTI.uke'g Lutheran Church, Mr. Andrew Jensen of Tampa and OA O E ASSOCIATION, A Cor- IV T H K C IR C U IT C O l' H T IV Mikler was active lit tlie proporatlnn orgsnlsed umlsr an A VII rtlH M M I M I I I I 111 V Mrs. Charles Metcalf, Great Act of r.mar e.a anil eslttlng TV, IT.tIHIIi A Ml. Il» u « motion of his community, Ilo Fulls, Mont.; one son, pursuant to the Federal N a ­ N A T I O N A L HTATK IIANK OF tional Xloriguga Association, NK W A It K , w national hanking tvleo wrote for Slovak news­ Thomas; a sister, Mr*. Mary papers on the advancement of Seen', Sunlord; 22 grandchil­ t'harter Ac;, having lie prin­ corporation. cipal office In the City of Plaintiff, Clirlittmiity and education. dren. 77 great grandchildren Washington District of Co l­ va. umbia, He retired 25 year* ago and ami 21 great-great grandchil­ IXrREK EL'OF.NE L T O N * at Plaintiff al. since the death of Ills wife, dren. va. (Jetenilante. I'lU O A V JACKSON WALD. Kuturlnu, in llioH. had tiimlo M i l It'll IK' el l l 1 Funeral service* will be Ht»> and MAIIV h i , a i m : T i l l ; S TATU OF FL ORID A h iss home with Mr. and Mr*. Itt'ld Tuesday at 4 p.m. al the W A L D HOP, hie wife. l t d I-or* n Kugrne I,run*, 1tefen,tents ColUi't al Sluviu. rreliletue unkiiov, n Gramkow Funeral Chapel, M l l t i i : 111 Al't'BA H Carol) n T Kr one, lie is survived by these 'w ill; Key. Tlioinas Strickland T H K M A T E u r ri-UHItv.A rseldsnct unknown r o t DU OOAN J d C K S O S Melllna eddrees U AMP children, Juet-ph L. Andrew oflii-ialing. iiurial will be in WALDROP and MAHY II Pt-liout, NATTC, Xlem- and Stephen Mil.lcr, Mrs. Col­ i Lakeview Cemetery, KI. a i n i : »\ vi.until* phle, Tennree**. 3tu* Avenue K You are hereby notified that ) Kneley. Alahema a suit liar beau (lied against ' YO U A UK ItDH KUY M » T I - ) ou In Ihv nb-o i entitled { F I K D Ihet a suit has been cause, snd that run ars re­ H U R I t Y _______O N L Y 1 LEFT filed against you In th* above quired to Ills )u u r answer entitled reus*, and Dial you with tlie Clerk of this Court are reunited to file your a n ­ and tu serve * copy theieof swer with th* Clerk of Hits upon thr plulullff or pleln1 - L u r ^ o T u x e d o S o fu Court and to serve a copy tiff's al lotm r *, whose nan** In I k a u l i l u l Avutailn I'piloUtcry thereof upon Ilia Plaintiff or anil addrev, le Jeunlnge, Plaintiff's attorney*. whose Malt*. Clark* anil llsinlltoti, 2 19..1(1 Heg. I'ric e ham* and address le tllshop A I3<ni Itarnell National Dank Itomstelii. 3* l est Pin* titrert, II vrlid tii sc. Jacksonville 7, Florfi 1.50 Tmdt'-ln Orlando. Florida, not tal.-r Ida not later then April IS llian April Idlh. I M I . It >...i 1*43 It you fall lo do *o » .00 With Trndv fall to do so a Decree Pro decrer pro ronfeeao will he I'unfresu will be enterrd entered aaalnel you tor I n against )UU for the relief relief demanded III Die com­ demanded In Hi* Complaint. plaint. Thl* suit le lo fore­ Tlila suit Is to foreclose a close a mortgage. The real 1 mortgage. Th* real properly piuprriy proceed, d sgalnel It:; l.'uvirt-d In lliauliliil \ in*I I’ laklir proceeded agelnet Is: Lot 17. Block ft St X , !*>i S3. Illock : t NO RTH L A N D Kn lATl. n. a auhI H I L A M N ) FIIIHT A U D Idivision, according to a 229.50 Hcjr. I’ rice TltiV. accoidliig to pint plat thereof, recorded In -■»I.r.u Tradi'-lii tlteisof i vi ot did In Plat Flat Uouk li, pages IS to lluuk 17, Pages 33 and 31. 33 of th* Public Rrcurde U Q .m i W illi Trade Public Records of geniiof hemlnole County, F lo r ­ hole County, Florida id*. WITNKtPi inv hand and th* 1AITNEHH m> hand snd th* teal of aald Court at haufuid. seel of said Court at hstiford. Florida, thla lu ll day of S'lorlda, title 1dtl* day of Mart h. I»«3. March 1SI3. iSKAt.l IhKAI-l Arthur II. Uvckn.tk, Jr., Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., cl erk of the circuit Court Clerk of th* Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen My: Merth* T. Vlhlto FU R N ITU R E CO.. Inc. Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish March II, : * A April Publish March 11, tu A April Thomas Oglesby, Dead At 92 m .'MV. Intm'hiiiiKcublc Sectional W ILS O N - M A IE R i. i. ties. CLnJ-44 I. 3. list. CUU-43 311 E. 1 st S t. FA 2 -5 6 2 2 I'nitcd I'rest International Floods forced hundruls Irotn their hontej from Wis­ consin to Virginia today- An­ other winter storm browed in Lite Kock.c* Ice molting temperatures and thunderstorms sent flood waters rushing through tinlow areas of Kr.e and Cattaraugus counties in western New York. F’ iily persons fled Iheir iiomrs when an icc jam hurst on Cattaraugus Creek. A cof­ ferdam buckled ami collapsed oc the Hudson River near Troy, N. Y-, Saturda), kill­ ing one an<l injuring three. Officials blamed tlie contact of (lie icy waters against the steel beams. Tee gorges broke up on tlie Allegheny River in western Pennsylvania Sunday night, and flood waters threatened several towns. In flic Mcadville area, about 30o families wwre alert­ ed to be ready to evacuate as civil defense worker* kept a watch on French Creek. H ie Allegheny ro-e about one foot at Oil City, Ta., when the Ice moved through early today, but the river was still about two feet from flood stage there. An icc jam on P'rench Creek at Cambridge Springs, I’a., barked up about four feet of water. In Good-battered southwest Virginia, heavy rains sent streams swirling over their banks again. More than 50 houses were damaged and 100 families left their homos in tlie dlig Stone Gap. Va.. area. Kentucky Gov. Itcrt Combs made a television appeal Sunday for clothes, bedding and money for east Kentucky flood refugees. Waters droplied late Sunda) from now weekend flood at Harlau, Ky., on the Cumberland River and Hazard, Kv., on tlie North Fork of the Kentuck.v River. A crest 10 feet over flooi stage was predicted at Bar bourville, Ky. today, and a crest of tho Ohio River at 8.H feet alove flood stage was expected at Louisville Wed­ nesday. At least eight fa millet fled their homes at Madison, Ind.. and Vevay, Ind., in the face of the rising Ohio. Three persons drowned F ri­ day night when their motor boat capsized in the back­ water* from an Ohio River flood near New Albany, ind. In Wisconsin, the PecatonIca River went on its annual spring ramage, flooding the main street of Darlington and closing four highway!. The Kickapoo flooded between Soldiers' Grove and Reedstown, W'l*. A fast moving storm dump­ twister destroyed their small ed 1.51 inches of rain on I os frame homeAngeles Saturday night, then Tornadoes cut a path (bur peited the city with hall Sun­ miles long near Villa Rica, day night. ; Ga , but property damage Four indies of snow fell at ; Flagstaff, Ariz., and six was light and there were no Inches at Bryce C'anjon. injuries. Ltah Fog closed Boston's Logan International Airport, divert­ ing jet flights a» far south as Philadelphia. Tornadoes touched down in Alabama, Georgia and Ar­ kansas. Four farms were damaged near Stamps, Ark., but no one was injured. At Centrevllle, Ala., a woman was hotpltalized and her husband and son were hurt when a WITH TERMITES SWARMING? L IQ U ID IT’S A GREAT LIFE! 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Hero Mrs. Jackie Gentry, English instructor, reverts to the Homan ways and feeds grapes to her supinely reposing husband. The party was hosted by “ Vir­ gil” (Steve Sewell) and his w ife for “ Cicero" (Bedford Aiken) and his wife. Some 200 masters and slaves were in attendance with members o f S11S faculty as guests. (Herald l ’ hoto) V ALLAIIASSKK ( f l ’ ll — Fltwidn *|>ont more than $225 million in construction nnd en­ gineering of highway* and bridges during 1961 and 1962. That expenditure represent­ ed iil> percent of the Itond De­ partment's spending for the period. which started Jan. 1 1961 nnd ended Pec. III. 11*112. lliisht-of-wny costs account­ ed for 16 percent of the budg­ et, adtnlnlstration 2 percent, bond repayments 11 percent, maintenance 9 percent and II percent went to the comptrol­ ler* office and other attendee. All in all, the department's biennial report said, a total of $.183,058JUl was spent by the department during the pe­ riod. Right-of-way cost $'10 i million, administration $9 mil­ lion, and maintenance $.15 million. Purinir the two years covrred hy the report, four-lulled hiithwny mileage in Florida increased from 1,095 mile* to 1. 111 miles. Primary mih'atte increased from 10,184 to 10,6*0 miles ami secondary mileaire was upped from 4,651 to 5,1115. The road construction dol- lar also pa d for an additional 12* mile* of controlled acres* interstate highway. At the end of the two year period, n motorist ,ould drive over 10* mile* of interstate route four between Pinellas County nnd Daytona llench. There were, however, two gaps in the project which were under construction. Intel state In, crossing the top of the state from east to west, wus open from Jackson­ ville .15 niihs cistivnid. And a tiny 8.2 mile isolated link the Sun«hiiie State Pathway , was open north of Pensacola. and the Jacksonville ExpressI None of Interstate *5, drop- |wo) which have been desig­ [ ping into the state from Cen­ nated ill 95 and two large tral Georgia, was open to inter, linn u-s in South Florida. traffic dur ng the period hut about *8 mile* were under I Florida’s highway Income construction. The highway will connect with the Sunshine State Parkway extension near Wildwood. Tin- portion* of Interstate Houle 95, nhing tile cast coast, Hint were open to truffic in­ cluded only those portion* of for the period totaled $410,901,701. The report said $221 |million came from the state gasoline tax, $112 million from the federal government, $11! million from toll roller|tarns. $|6 million from sale i ol bonds and $15 million from i outdoor advertising and over­ weight trucks. O V E R 35 Y E A R S Does BLADDER IRRITATION MAKE YOU NERVOUS? \ltrr 21. common Kidney or IlUddrr lr* n u ticu ' affret twice many women m men uml may nukr you trn»r wild urnon* from too ftrtiueut. burimi« or Itrhlnc u r in a t io n b H it au<i ntcht.fWond,*rily. you may U»v<* >!rrp aid *uiicr from Head, acltra. Iiarkachr and tr<l old. drrU. Or* Prr»«ed. In »urh Irritatio n . C Y M I.X uajjiUy bring* fa»t. rrU&lnc comfort br iitrbin* irrltatinc ten. a in strong. amt urine and by nnaUeatc pain rrlirf. Ort C tttlK X at drucsiat* frr l better f*»l. At First .V 1‘ almcttn (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • ( ’nrpet8 • l iirn ilu rc • Tile • Pianos * Rental lletls T PORK » r ' SALE Kennedy Going Latin "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" PALM BEACH. Ha. (U PU —President Kennedy f l e w southward today into the heart of Latin America where communism poses a threut to the Alliance for Progress. The Chief Executive, ac­ companied by Secretary ol State Dean Husk and ranking members of Congress from both parties, look off from th e International Airport here. In an estimated High! time of nearly four hours, he will arrive at San Jose, Costa Itica, and there begin three days of talks with the presi- New Stale Taxes Favored dents of luc Central Amer­ ican countries and Panama. Kennedy spent the weekend on tile Florida Hold Coast. Hii-k flew in from Washing-1 ton late Sunday and went over what the White House described as "last-minute de­ tails.” Security experts around the President were convinerd, alter thorough cheeking, that icports of Communist efforts, to hurt or embarrass the President in Central America were exaggerated. Costa Hican and other Central Ameri­ can officials some days ago teported hack to the U. S government that possibly ,tis ruptive elements had lieen discouraged in any [dans for aiili-li. S. demonstrations. Sunday, t ho President wearing a green tie in honor of the day. observed the feast of SI. Patrick at St Edward's Homan Catholic Church where jie was greeted by a large throng of tourists. TALLAHASSEE ( DPI ) Alachua Hep. Ilulpli Turling­ ton said this weekend lie fa­ vors new taxes for the up coming biennium rather than financing s t a t e operation' through (Jox. Karris HryanFs proposed pay-as-you use pro gra in. Turlinglon told the Florida Society of Editors that the 1963 session will be a failure i unless it comes up with a •‘substantial lax increase." Increases, lie said, were es • scntial to Florida's develop ment because of the needs of i institutions of higher learn­ ing, nid to cities, health and welfare and retirement costs. Hy • WOOIMIOW CASH .March 21st is the traditional first day of Spring. The weather doesn’t always agree . . , hut the arrival of this new season i* a signal of warmer days to come. 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M A PLE ■« «lh ST. FA 2-0506 Ssnford. FIs. 8 M ERICA ER IC A N O IL (No. V4 Con) . . A AM Sardines OOPWC-SfDWG r 14^ Size ' — V t it > } < • , -4— *1 _ _ . �Our Crop Prospects -• t. •r Peter Edson •And You Takes Your Choice Political •There is vnst acreage o f young trees in this area that have been kill­ ed back to the banks and in some cases back into the banks. It must be noted, however, that there arc also many young trees allowing good signs o f recovery. Many o f the six to twelve-year old bearing trees that were not banked are also showing severe damage while many others in this age group are showing good signs o f recovery. A t is appears now, a reasonable potential crop for next season will depend on a later bloom.” • • • Well, that's Mutual’s opinion o f our prospects. Are we going to get that needed late bloom? Thul must await the spring weather — mainly whether a good rain hits the trees at exactly the right time to bring on a "shock” bloom. Otherwise, it appears thut we’ll be lucky indeed to produce 30 per cent o f a crop. Maybe less than that. But citrus growers in the past have survived freezes, hurricanes, droughts, insect plngucs, and disastr­ ous mnrkets. They’ll simply have to pull in their belts and muke-do, until the trees bring them into black ink again. Citrus men are being asked every day now, "W h at are the crop pros­ pects for the next season?” I t is an anxious question, because the health o f Sanford's economy depends to a large extent upon what percentage o f an orange, grapefruit and tan­ gerine crop is harvested during the 1963-64 season. The answer, according to a Flo­ rida Citrus Mutual filed report, isn't encouraging, but it doesn’t spell dis­ aster either. Here is Mutual’s sizing up o f the situation in all o f Seminole County except the extreme southern tip (where there seems to be less dam­ a g e ): "There are exceptions, o f course, but the overall bearing surface loss is heavy. It appears now that many old trees will have to be pruned se­ verely and a lot o f them will have to come back from the roots or be re­ moved. The old trees that were com­ pletely defoliated and had come back with new growth and bloom are now, in most cases, showing rather heavy tw ig dleback. The bloom on these trees has been weak and in most cases did not stick. Growers are hop­ ing these trees will bloom later. in Congress, in alert civic groups, in so-called "intellectual community,” cannot ho|>e to match an administra­ tion’s information sources except in rare instances. Often, indeed, outsid­ ers are grossly hand!capi>ed by major factual gnps. Mostly, however, they do not per­ mit this to deter them from passing sure-handed judgment on what an administration does and nays. Where stands the citizen in his quest? it would be nice if he had some reliable, impartial clearing­ house for truth. But where would this agency get its solid information? You can hard­ ly find truth by compromising the outsiders’ misinformation rooted in ignorance, and misinformation delib­ erately spread from the inside. r7--------- r Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Phil Newsom Soys . . . West Battled By Red Feud UP! Forlga New* Analyst How tha Soviet-Red China dispute finally resolves iU tlf la important to tha whole world and not alona to Communiila. tion in Moscow led to a now round of speculation tliat they were approaching a solution to their troubles, If only to take advantage of the obvious split la the Atlantis alliance. But aa It run* Ha aouraa it continue* to baffla Western observers. In recent week* alone expert (peculation has run the gamut from foracatU af a total break between tha two to pi edict ton* that the quarrel toon would be patched up. For each thar* has seemed to be tangible evidence. A fter the withdrawal of Soviet missile* from Cuba, words exchanged between tha two were those usually reaerved for eiiciiiliw. Then, Nikita Khurshchtv's friendly approach to the Chineae ambassador at a recep­ Mixed la with Western speculation also have been questions which fall ill the ealsgory of “ which cam* first, tha chicken or tha e g g ! ” Theta hav* bean such ques­ tion* aa whather the dispute actually was economic or ideo­ logical er whether It ia leas a matter of ideology than an outright fight for Communist leadership. Henry Hhaptre, a UPI torrespondent la Moscow for more than 113 years, makes it simpler, lie eaya there never haa beam a mnlty af viewpoint between tha two and that the late Jusef Stalin favored an OUT OUR W AY WASHINGTON — (NBA) — vate financing, with four Tax reform and land reform, Alliance for Progress has times that much, or $80 bil­ urban and rural slum dim I* lion. coming from tbe Latin nation are admittedly moving been getting a bad press. slowly, as in every country. Americans. Chagrin over developments For purposes of compari­ The Private Business Coin Cuba is partly responsible. ordinaUng Committee headed son, it is pointed out that it Also, the unpopularity of for­ by J. Peter Grace of New took 30 years to clean out the eign aid as a whole rubs off York recently criticized the worst slums in Washington, on the special programs to AUiancc for moving too slow­ southeast of the Capitol. Tha aid Latin America. ly. Grace said $2.5 billion a job isn't done yet. And there Thera is disappointment year should be going to Latin is no great rush to reform that die Alliance in its less America from government taxes in the U. S. Congress, than two years of existence and private sources, instead either, to set a good exampla has not performed miracles, of the $1 billion supplied last for Latin Americans. like saving Cuba. year. * The fact that die plan was Motcoso'a position is that oversold at tha beginning is Latin America cannot obsorb responsible for building too outside capital that rapidly high hopes. now. He believes it will take Organization of American several years of training States has just released a technicians before L a t i n first report on its planning America is ready for wideoperations for the Alliance in scale industrial investment. 1962, and it does not reveal LaUn America now- has 50,W l LIKE TO great progress. 000 technicians to serve 207 ACCOMMODATE A score or more of La Un- million people, as compared American. International al­ lo 1.1 million engineers in the OUR CUSTOMERS! phabetical agencies have held U. S.—still not enough for ita conference after conference. 180 million people. Only six countries have com­ When Latin America has Don’t hesitate to ask for pleted t h e i r development jraised ill technical profic­ the exact amount of cash plans, though mure are due iency, then there may be you want when you call on shortly. need for a more rapid invest­ us for a loan. Farmer Presidents Jusce- ment rate. lino Kubltschek of Braid and Educationally, says MoscqAlberto IJeras Camarago of so, Latin America is moving. Colombia now are trying to Nearly 17,uou schoolrooms simplify the Alliance bureau­ are being built this year. w cracy. But they haven’t come Fifty U. S. universities are You’ll get tha same htlpful up with a plan yet. wurking with as many Latinservice whether you rsOAS has spent 44 million American universities on stu­ quest a few dollars o r * and allocated the other $2 dent and faculty exchange larger amount of cash. million of a special U. S. ap­ programs. propriation for planning. One of the principal criti­ LOANS UP TO J800 OAS wants more. But this cisms of the Alliance is that wilt require a new approprla- Latln-America countries are­ don by the U. S. Congress, n't doing their part in re­ and there may be some oppo­ forms which were to be a sition to that. condition to receiving aid. CORPORATION Actually, Teodoro Moscoso of Puerto Rico, who is U. S. More than 853.087 U. 8. -SANFORD co-ordinator for the Alliance passports were issued or re­ 111 W. First St....FAiflu 23743 in the State Department, aays newed in 1060, with residents ■ORLANDOthat the whole program will of California, Illinois, Neve 421 N. Ofsnf# Avs, GArtfen 4-3605 require little if any more Jersey and New York obtain­ 401 W. Central Blvd. GAiden 36493 money to run next year than ing 430,210 of tliese, or 51 per 1243L Colonial Dr.GAfdtn 5-2641 it is costing this year.' This is cent o f the total. about $600 million for loans and $100 million for grant*. The Alliance U not all just a foreign aid giveaway. Total U. S. assistance for Latin America in tha year and a half ending last Dec. 31 was TO A L L FORMER CLIENTS OF *1.5 billion, of which $1.2 bil­ FRED R. WILSON', DECEASED: lion was loans aod |300 mil­ lion grants. Agency f o r International All abstracts found in the office of Mr. Wilson Development — AID—provid­ have been deposited with Chelsea Title nnd ed $643 million. Export-Im­ Guaranty Compnny, 119 Went First Street, San­ port Hank $278 million, interford, Florida, and may lie reclaimed there by American Hank $321 million. Food for Peace $328 million, their owners. Peace Corps $12 million. Moscoso believes that the A. Edwin ShinhoUer 10-year Alliance program can be carried out on the original A n Executor o f the Will of plan. Tills was for $20 billion Fred R. Wilmtn, Deceased. in U. S. government and pri­ IT'S ALL BIGHT WITH US! What About The Truth Sympathize with the citizen earn­ estly seeking the truth about the af­ fairs, world and national, his govern­ ment ia Involved in. He has good reason to believe, at any given time, that the incumbent national administration has unparal­ leled sources o f good information. It knows better than anyone what it is doing— and what is happening, espe­ cially In places where facts are hard to get. What the citizen cannot know much i f the time is how much o f the true story an administration is leav­ ing out or distorting—either fo r Jus­ tifiable security reasons or its own protection. Generally speaking, the citizen also is aware that outsiders, whether Notebook alliance balwnsi the Conimunista and Chiang Kai-Shek in Chlna simply because lie knew he could nut control the Chinese C'oiuRliiniste if they came to power. On Fell. 26, the Peking Peo­ ple's Daily luniped all the lines of s|H«.-iilatioii and dump­ ed them into one busket. Kach school of thought gained a certain amount of auppoit. Tha People’s Daily: Attacked tli* Khrushchev policy of co-oxlstcnra and Moscow's new friendship for President Tit* of Yugoslavia —political. Attacked Moscow's failure to support China in its border war with India—iliulleng* for leadership. Attacked tlis Soviets for "perfidiously" tearing up hundreds of contracts with tlie Peking regimo—econuinic. In tha grim Cliiness deter­ mination ta go it alona if necessary, the economic factor still exist*. Without the Sov­ iets there would lie no oil for Ui* war lamps of China. "Tlaa must be crasy,” many wivea will protest. Rut Tina la simply a vic­ tim of womankind's univer­ sal terror of the meno­ pause. Ilrr mania to have a baby is an attempt to camouflage hrr agr and compensate lor an organic inferiority complex. Send fur tfae booklet below. CASK 0-485: Tina (I., aged if. is an attractive brunette. "Ur. Crane," siie began nervously, “ I hive never married. Hut 1 want you to try to introduce me to a cungenial man. "For I am dotermined to have a baby. And I don’t have much more time left. “ Hut if >«hi cun t find a suitable nun fur me, I will offer myself to any congen­ ial man who will give me a baby, even outside of wed­ lock. “ All 1 would ask Is that lie pay fur (lie hospital bill during the delivery of my baby and (lien help support the child. "D r. Crane, do you Uiink that is too abnormal a plan In Ibis modern world?" Many women, when tiiey approach the menopause, al­ to develop a similar mania (o have a baby. Yet this is largely a selfish wish on the part of such a woman. For slic wants the child chiefly at a tonic to her own deflated feminine ego. Instead of wishing for a baby because she really has Use* desire to nurture another self-reliant child Into a good American citircn. such a wo­ man is dunking mostly of self. "As Mwn as ! enter the menopause," site worries, I “ not normal" classification "I'll he nothing but a noth- into a belief they were “ abing and not a thing at all. 1normal." “ So 1 want a baby to prove n>en they tried to sprout, that I am still a normal, albeit subconsciously, various fertile woman." I symptoms which they asaoMany Americans s u f f e r elated with a deranged or from inferiority complexes. abnormal person. Some of tliese are called “ or­ So lace the facts: First, ganic" and refer to physical ttie womb (uterus) Is not defects, such as amputated primarily a sex organ at all. feet or breasts or crossed It ij relatively surplus bag­ eyes, etc. gage, and tliu* compares Hut others are largely psy­ with the vermiform appendix, chological and often unfound­ which is also surplus haged. j gage on die large intestine. Second, a wife can be For example, in past years litcialiy millions of women thrilling and thrillable all grew unduly neurotic at the her life M she dislodge* this menopause. false notion about the meno­ In fact, this was then call- pause from Iter mind. lie incm tier, a woman's phy­ ml a woman's "change of life," yet there should really sical clwrm to her mate it lie no significant "change" at NOT bated on the womb. * Therefore, if she has tier all. liut such wives, as well womb removed via a hyster­ as spinsters like Tina, con­ ectomy in early life or if cocted a horrendous picture it ceases Ita monthly functioa at die age of 45, she ahoukl of themselves Tiiey fell they were "not still be attractive and sexnormal"' alter llie age of j ually appealing. So don't develop a “ last 45. Tina aptly phrases it when site said she worries baby" mania, like Tina, but that she will be "nothing but smile, pay your escort big doses of honest compliments a nothing." Some of tliese victims of ami accentuate your charms. Send for my booklet "How that false Idea of past gen­ erations not only felt Uicy to Combat Menopausal Com­ were no longer normal, but plexes," enclosing a stamped they soon translslcd this return envelope, plus 30c. - G .A .C .F IN A N C E NOTICE EST. 1935 IN S U R A N C E A T 114 So. Phone Palmetto F A 2-0814 |is the BIG DIFFERENCE inELECTRICCOOKING Before You BUILD ■' ■, j. * ■' *’ • '■» C ALL FA 2 -3 I0 3 "F L A M E L E S S ” means C L E A N E R , C O O LE R , F A S T E R , S A F E R . Good reasons why more titan a million Florida families have “•witched” to electric cooking. It’s the only really modem way! N o flame, do fumes, no constant-burning pilot light. N o sooty, grimy by-products of combus­ tion... bo pots and pens keep shiny-bright... the whole kitchen stays cooler end “white-glove” dean. New super-speed surface and oven unite shorten cooking time. 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(U P I) — University of Alabama President Frank Rose said Sunday Couch Paul (Bear) Bryant was innocent of char­ ges that he conspired to rig Die outcome of a football • game. Rose appeared on a state­ wide television program with the veteran football coach and said the charges made against Bryant in a maga­ zine article were a “ real in­ justice." •After caretu! and thor­ ough investigation, including — the most favorable results of • a lie detector test . . . 1 have found no evidence of any kind that would implicate Weekend Sports £ 0 # ft Coach Bryant in any way with rigging, or fixing, or betting on football games," Rote said. Bryant and former Uni* v irs ltjr of Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts have been charged in a SaturdayEvening Post article with conspiring to rig the outcome of the Alabama-Georgia foot­ ball game last Sept. 22. Tbc Post, in an article scheduled to appear in its March 23 edition, quotes George Burnett of Atlanta as saying he overheard a tele­ phone conversation in which Butts briefed Bryant on Georgia's game plans. Butts has termed the Washington said investigators were making “ inquiries" and Jerome Adlerman, chief counsel for the Senate per­ manent investigations sub­ committee said: "O f course, wc'II look into it." Bryant currently has a iiOO.uOO libel suit pending against the Saturday Even­ ing Post for an article it pub­ lished last October alleging that Bryant condoned brutal­ ity by hit players. He termed the current ar­ ticle "another malicious at­ tempt to destroy me, my re­ putation for honesty and iny integrity In order to attempt to affect the outcome of this earlier suit." In Exhibition Slate By United Press InteniaUonal In the spring hardly a ma­ jor league manager pays much attention to exhibition game scores. Instead, tile cunccrn is over an individual player, the newcomers and certain veterans. This spring, though, it'i hard to pass up the play of the Baltimore Orioles without at least one serious glance. Sunday, the hustling and re­ vamped Birds came from be hind to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 4-3, and gain their eighth straight exhibition victory. Jackie Brandt was the hero, banging a 400 foot plus home run with Luis Aparicio aboard In the bottom of the ninth to pull it out. Aparaclo, off to the best spring of his career, started the Inning with a dou­ ble off the wall in left field. Brandt bluffed a bunt as re­ liever Ed Roebuck, Los Ange­ les' third pitcher, tried to jam him on the first pitch. Brandt then slipped his hands all Use way down on the han­ dle and ripped Roebuck's second pitch clean out of the park. The Dodgers had scored a run in the seventh to break a 2 2 tie on a double by Willie Davis, who stole third, and a sccrifice fly by Daryl Spen­ cer. Dean Stone, Baltimore's fourth pitcher, got credit for the victory. Don Drysdale worked the first six Innings, and w-as touched for seven hits and Baltimore's first two The giant sable antelope, a runs. Tom Brown rammed a twonative o f Africa, irrowa the most uvvesnme horns in the run homer in the first inning and the Washington Senators uninml kingdom. Ea v b AOVX0 T X / A 'S 7 b * M / i£ A B oor xv r//A r / 9 6 ? • Full Cut Boneless Round > Cube • Sirloin Loop Results By United Press International NCAA Major College took over from there to beat Tournament the Minesota Twins, 8 5. Eastern Regional The St. Louis Cardinals at College Task. Md. staged the strongest come­ Duke 73 St. Joseph's (P a .) 64 back of all Sunday, rallying Consolation from a 10-0 deficit in the 1West Virginia 83 New York fourth inning to beat the U. 73 Kansas City A's, 12-11. Mideast Regional The Cincinnati Reds whip­ At East Lansing, Mich. Pretty’ s Best, owned by ped the world champion New Final Danild Robertvin. rates as York Yankers, 8 3, on hom­ Loyola (III.) 79 Illinois 64 the morning line favorite toers by Wally Post and Gordy Consolation ■night when she shoots for her Coleman. Miss. St. 65 Bowling Green 60 j seventh victory of the season Homers also helped the De­ Midwest Regional in the featured ninth race at troit Tigers beat the Philadel­ At Lawrence, Kan. the Sanford Orlando Kennel phia Phillies, 9-3, and the Final Boston Red Sox down the San Cincinnati 67 Colorado CO Francisco Giants, 9 6. Norm Consolation Cash and Chico Fernandez hit Texas 90 Oklahoma City 83 the Detroit homers and rookie Far West Regional Pete Jcrnigan's two-run swat At Provo, Utah during a five-run outburst in Final Dot Button of Mayfair Inn the fifth sparked the Red Sox Oregon St. 83 Arizona St. 65 put together 175 181-245 for to their win over the N L ConsolaUon a Cot scries, the new high champion Giants. San Francisco 76 UCLA 75 in the lli-nooners I-cague, Jerry Walker gave up onlyNAIA Tournament The Mayfair Inn won three four hits in five Innings and At Kansas City, Mo. points from the C.P.O. Wives; rookie Vic Davalillo hit a tri­ Championship Mar-I-ou Restaurant made a ple, double and single to lead Pan American 73 W. Carolina clean sweep against National the Cleveland Indians to a 6 5 62 lnsuranee. Grapevllle Nur­ win over the Chicago Cubs. Connotation sery retain third position as Bob Friend and Tom Stur­ Grambling 107 Ft. Hayi St. 86 they won throe (mints from divant, pitching at mid-sea­ NIT Tournament Shoemaker Construction. Hie son form, gave up Just four At New York M Alt. liar won 2<V points hits between them to help the First Round from first place Slenstrum Pittsburgh Pirates down the St. Louis 62 La Salle 61 neatly. Milwaukee Braves, 7-1. War­ Miami (F la .) 71 St. Fran Pcnnie Schaffer converted ren Spahn took the brunt of N Y ) 70 Die 5-8-io and the 5-10; the the Pittsburgh attack, being Quarter-Final 3-10 fell for Dot Hutton, Ce­ raked for eight hits and three Canisius 76 Memphis St. 67 lia De Palma, Kitty Purdy, runs in four Innings. Viilanova 54 Wichita 53 and Jean Ogden. Ugla MirThe lowly New York Mels, clc, Panny Srlmffcr and Lewho usually lose ball games tha Ward picked off Die 2 7, Olympic Oath on errors, capitalized on a ATHENS, Greece (U P I) — and Celia Dc Palma llie 5-7. mlscue by first baseman The ancient Olympics, accord­ Grover Jones to sroro two ing to the record* that have runs and beat the White Sox, come down to ue, opened with 2-1. Galen Cisco, Ken Mae- the Olympic Oath taken by Kenzie and Ray Daviault the athlete* and Judge* be­ NAMTD-2 is leading by a spaced seven hits with Mac- fore the atutue of the god ha If game in the Holler Mo­ Kenzie picking up the victory. Zeus. tor Navy Wives Bowling League. Second arc tho VAH1 Tigers with a 57-39, and VAII-9 Officers Wives arc third with 50-40. Louise Cadenhead rolled a 1fc2 for high game and Mary Jane Gerton canto through a 526 high scries. Pretty's Best Aims For N o . 7 A t S0KC Button Shoots Hiqh Series NAMTD-2 Paces Loop ToSeminole Nine Planning For Future Local baseball buffi began bussing when the Seminole High School nine made twin killings in Ova two opening games of their eeason. Atten­ tion was whetted when the City Raerration achedula started to ahape-up and this combination focused attention on how the two activities can team up for added strength for increased W arrior stiength. For two years tho Civitan team in tho City circuit has taken the championship. Sines the playsr draft at the begin­ ning of tho soasow is tha same for that club as it ia for ail tho other*, fan* have been looking for tha reason. Gen­ erally, diamond-dusters will begin with a long look at tha coach-manager of "kid" teams. And in thia cast, they won't bo wrong. K. IL Thomas, an ex-Navy man that now- with a change of uniforms is delivering mall for Die earn* Uncle Sam for whom he "iweated out" 20 year*. Hut from th« time he wav a player himself, ho has always been inter*.ted in helping other youngster* who liked bo«eball. As is the c * m> with all true competitors, Thomas likes to win. But hi* plan with tha lada under his wing ia that they ihall learn baseball — and on* good way to accom­ III I i l l I Bl . Club. This talented 56 pounder has |a record that is really out1slanding. She is the youngest entry in this main event and will not |»e two years-old un­ til May, However, she had learned the racing game be­ fore coming here and started right out in top bracket com­ petition. All of her wins have been registered in Grade A contests, five of Diem in fea­ tures. One of her victories was in Die first semi-final of the racing Queen Stake. In registering her last win she was docked at 30.96 se­ conds, a speed bettered by only one other greyhound this season. Sho has had three starts since posting that vic­ tory but has failed to get closer than third. Opposing Pretty's Best to­ night will be such ace speed, slers os Ruby Keeler, Wade Tray and Miss Perry. Grade A speedsters mske up Die field for the first half of tonight'* daily double. Grade B greyhounds go in Die second half. Title Bout Chances Dim CHICAGO (U P I)—The betDug today was not who would win, but whether the Sonny Uston-Floyil Patterson fight would come off as scheduled in Miami on April jo. Chances of tho heavy weight title match meeting its Flor Ida date grew Increasingly remote over Die weekend. Jack Ntlon, the champion's advisor, said it would have to hr post|Hined because of Lis­ ton's knee injury. diamond for the practice »e»sloni as wsll a» to the game*. Jim McCoy, tho Seminole mentor, never signed a not* payabio to Roy Thomas, but will quickly admit that he i» indebted to him. As he look* over Ids squad hs finds that many of his huatlers nr* "graduate*" of Thomas' school of sandlot baseball. Hutch Riser and Ed Fitagerald, who have Wen carrying th* hurling load for tho Sominolos, ar# fin* ex­ ample*. And for • quick run­ down on other* thcr* ar* Mlk* Woodruff, Billy Brown, Billy Kuykendall, Marvin Sheffield and Jacry Whitmore. While Thomas isn't the as­ sistant baseball coach at Sem­ inole High School, he haa giv­ en no end of help to the squad through the baseball know­ how, the co-ordination and tho "hustle" Diat undoubtedly will push the Semiuole nine into th# win column many times during the year. As the City League* open thoir tea.on there will be many a boy who will bo look­ ing at these athletes who have "graduated" to tha high school diamond. Roy Thomas and other dedicated managers Ilka him will be on tho City League* practice field* help­ TAKB YO U R O AR W H IR I T H A E X P E R T * A R I . . . T O F IX Sorry! No Minora! ____ CHUCK HOLE SH AK E-U P! 1-^j lb. 48c Slab Bacon Ground Chuck lb. 58c Gr. Beef All Meat Stew lb 58c Fryer Backs Fresh Mullet Roost . . . . • Standing Rib * Rump 58 28c 5 lbs. $1.78 lb. 9c lb. 9c Chitterlings 10 lbs $1.98 FREEZER SPECIAL HINDS lb. 55c SIDES C ir r AND W R A PPE D ECONOMY SL. BACON BOLOGNA • W IENERS SMOKED SAU SAC 3 HOMEMADE SAUSAGE lb. 45c FREE 3 lbs. $1 PORK CHOP SALE! FIRST C U T 3 lbs. 97c LOIN CHOPS 3 lbs. $1.17 CENTER CUTS Leg ’O Lamb 5 • 7 Lli. Avjj. 39' Lb Picnics Colonlnl Fully Cooked lb. 68c 2 8 ' ib. KRAFTS LARGE SIZE MIRACLE WHIP PINT Ac FAB Limit 1 W ith $5 Order M Limit 1 With S5 Order SHxet .100 Can Green & Coatal Kitchen White Limas Maine Sardines Saxrt 300 Can Speckled Butler Beans 9 Field Peas 9 9 Shurfine 7 Ox. Macaroni A Spaghetti TOMATO SOUP No. 1 Can • Limit 4 I'lrao* JOAN OF ARC 300 Can - Limit 4 9 9 C A M PB E LL’S FOOD KING KIDNEY BEANS Del Monte 211 Can Pineapple Juice Stokely’s Pumpkin Blackeye Peas Snxet .100 ('an Jj NO. 30.1 CAN Snxet .100 Can Limit 2 1'lraeo tha bench gets a chance to lb. Shoulder Roast 0 LE0 plish that is through playing ing them got there, and—they i to have top-flight teams in the game. Hence, tho lad on hope—helping the Seminole* | the years to come. play before each gam* ends. Thia bring* thorn out to tho l T f/V D E Z TASTV 7?Y£/F7y s / .v x it y Orioles Grab N o . 8 Tourney United Press International Saturday COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Duke defeated St. Joseph's, 7364, to win the Eastern regional of the NCAA basket­ ball tournament. EAST LANSING, Mich. — Loyola of Chicago beat Himnois, 79-04, to win the Mideas regional of the NCAA bas­ ketball tournament. LAWRENCE, Kan — Cin­ cinnati, the nation’s topranked team won the Midwest regional of the NCAA basketball tournament bydowning Colorado, 0760. PROVO. Utah — Oregon State whipped Arizona State 83-65, to win the Far West regional of the NCAA basket­ ball tournament. NEW YORK — Villanova utpste Wichita, M-52, and Canisius beat Memphis State, 76 67, In quarter-finals games of the National linvilatlon Basketball tournament. St. Louis nipped LaSalle, 6261, and Miami of Florida edged St. Francis of New York, 7170. in first round games. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Pan American topped Western Caroline, 7362 to win the NA1A basketball tournament. STOCKHOLM — West Ger­ many beat East Germany, 4-3, in the world ice hockey championships. LOS ANGELES — A tripleheader championship boxing program, headed by the Em­ ile Grifflth-Luls Rodriquez welterweight bout, was post­ poned because of rain untU Thursday. From City charges "the most fantastic and ridiculous thing that I can imagine." and instruct­ ed his lawyers to file a $10 million libel suit. The charges have touched off a sweeping investigation Involving university officials at both schools. Southeastern Conference officials, the Georgia attorney general's of­ fice, Die FBI and the U.S. Senate. Georgia Atty- Gen. Eugene Cook said he planned a "complete and thorough in­ vestigation" which include interrogation of "every per­ son known to have been in­ volved." An FBI spokesman in J ill! M *1 9 Lykea 3 IS Ox. 9 POTTED MEAT 9 Borden* Silver Cow - Limit I EVAPORATED MILK Beg. Size • Limit 2 COM ET CLEANSER I I Oz. Bll. - Limit 2 N IGH TLY 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY U A T IU C C C PIAUnCC} W ED NESD AY, F R ID A Y - p .m . and satu uay 2 LAD IE S' NIG H T E V E R Y TH U R SD A Y • • • " If* COMFORTABLE GRANDSTAND LUXURIOUS < LU H IIO U S E * LOUNGE VALET PARKING Mor* Fua T# Watch Th* Greyhound* Rua'* FROHT END ALIGNMENT TO TIGHTEN UP TOUR CAR V KENNEL CLUB HWV. 17-92 _________ MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A OltLANDO Goodhope 3030 Cana - Limit 6 TOMATOES * W o ll repack Croak wLoel bearings 9 Align front end Reg. Roll • Lim it 4 9 Correct camber, o u te r, Scot Tissue toe-in * Run careful road check P a ya sy o urld a '/.,/ y V ; / < C~Ji/aHcfo ARGO CATSUP GOODYEAR SERVICE STOKE 555 W. I«t St. FA 2-2821 iO P SUPIRMARKI IS Quantity Rights Renewed Price# Good Thru Mar. 20 4th 81. ft Sanford Are. 1100 W. 13th Street £ f �f 1ir r r r 0- r eb» L .,i # w fw r* _Plg oft- M°n,Mnr. 18/63, Annua| fr r a fi Magazine Program Set Golden Wedding Observed For Wednesday At Open House Reception The home of Mr«. Bc»* Her* man, 403 Wc»t 18th Street, wai the scene of a happy ga­ thering one recent afternoon when Mrs. Herman and tier daughter, Anna Lea, enter* talncd in lionor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitts. The honored couple was celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Spring flowers were used throughout the house and refreshments of wedding cake and coffee were served to the friends and neighbors from Sanford and Geneva who came to ex­ tend congratulations and best wishes to the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Pitts were married In Geneva on March 12. 1913. They resided In that area until recently when they moved to East Second Street In Sanford. Mrs. Pitts was the former Miss Nevada Grant and her parents were pioneer citizens of the Geneva community. Mr. PilU was born and rear­ ed In Marietta, Ga., and came to Geneva in 1912. Families Miss Glenda Sue Williford New Welcomed To To Marry Wayne S. Edwards Sanford Area The Sanford Woman's Club Mrs. Virgin’a Pctroski re­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. |engagement and approaching Wayne Steven Edwards, son will present the 33rd edition llofeeker. 111 Country Club I marriage of their daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. , port* the following new resi­ dents smong those welcomed Sue Williford, to of t h e annual Animated Drive, Sanford, announce the j Glenda Edward*. Feather Full*, Caiif. to the Sanford aren recently; Magazine, this Wednesday, Mis* Williford was born in Mr*. Nellie Bran'll and starting at 3 p.m. Dallux, Texas and was u mtm- j children, William J.. John and This is one of the most her of the I Wig graduating billy, from Pompano bearh; popular programs of the year class of Seminole High School. Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Gowler, and is open to the public. John. Kevin and Tony from While in high school she was Tlie theme will Ik? "Our Mt. Vernon, III.; Rev. ami a member of the Latin Club, Mrs. M. J. Guess, Jeannette, 50th Year" and will be under the direction of Mr*. W. It office staff and served as |Joy and Judy, from Holly­ Stringflcld. Mrs. G o r d o n treasurer of the DCT Club. wood, Fla. Sweeney will he the commen­ Mr. und Mi*. IL T. Hanna, The groom-elect was born tator. in Oakland, Calif, and attend­ from Charleston, S. C.; Mr. The editorial "Yesterday’s ed schools there. He also at­ and Mrs. A. G. Huuge. from Memories" will Ik- given by tended Morristown High Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. and Orinund Powers of Orlando. School, in Morristown, N. Y. Mr*. M. V. bittick, Karl and "Footholds in the Future,” At present he is serving in Robin, from San Diego, Caiif.; highlights and plans for the the 17. S. Navy and stationed Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Dennison, Semi-Centeniul celebration in at the Sanford Naval Air from Jacksonville; Mrs. Della Sanford, next month, will be M. Hamlin, Hiram, Phillip Station. given by George Toulty. An early summer wedding and Donna, from Columbus, "Tomorrow's Incentive," Ga. is being planned. Miss Patty Glenn Johnson, Mrs. Lobe I Huston, from soloist, appearing in her hall New York City; Mr. and Mrs. gown that she wore while at­ M. P. Jacoby, Greg and Joan, tending the Stephen Foster from Cocoa Reach; Mr. and Music Contest, will present a Mrs. IL C. Johnson, Delane, group of vocal numbers. Miss Debbic, Denise and Donna, Pam Jones will accompany from San Diego, Calif.; Mr. her at the piano. and Mr*. D. A. LaGubcd, "Pride of the Past," Mrs. David, Michel and Richey, Italpli Austin Smith, will give lly Shirley Wentworth from Wolcott, N. Y. a history of the Woman's A joint birthday party was Mr. and Mra. R. L. LaurienClub in storybook form to i enjoyed recently by bo Rian- *o ai 7 Lance, from Pensa­ Miss Toni and Tad Mathews. j non, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cola; Mr. and Mr*. E. D. ManWilliam brannoti and Marsha gum, Randy and Wesley Sue, |Illicit, daughter of Mr. and front Roekhoro, N. C.; Mr. iL . Mrs. Nuol bucll, all of Forest and Mrs. Norris Frank, from Meridian, Miss, and Mr. and G LE N D A SUE W ILLIFO R D City. Mrs. R. D. Sprayberry and won the prize for the best both girls celebrated their Richard, from Atlanta, Ga. limlio artist of the evening. Idrthduys during the same Tlie decorating committee week and on the following Steamship passage from for (lie event was Mrs. L. II. Saturday the parents took two Ireland to America could be Driscoll, Mrs. George Mirelis, car loads of their friends to liought for as little as $10 in Mrs. Itenry Quinn and Mrs. Skate City for an afternoon the 1850s. D. F. Siglln. of skating. Celebrated At Skating Party A N D AIKS FRANK PU TS (llcrnld Photo) guests dined by candlelight desserts. After a hearty meal, mem­ at tables decorated with pint? and island flowers. The buf­ bers played games and danc­ fet table covered with sacks ed to tlie music of the Starheld dozens of favorite dish­ lighters in the CPO Club. Tlie es featuring meats, vege- limbo attracted tlie biggest tables, salads, relishes and •audience Pilot Club Plans Easter Projects Forest City Group Attends YWA Banquet The nominating committee |guson, treasurer; Miss Doris of tlie Pilot Club of Sanford I Fleming, two year director, presented a new slate of of­ ! and Mrs, George Stine, one ficers for the ruining year |year director. when tlie group met in the Mrs. Sue Stevenson was caucas room of Utc First Fed­ chairman of llio nominating eral fur the monthly business committee. Mrs. John Lambertson. president, conducted session. Those nominated were Mrs. the b u sin e ss meeting and Janet Smith, president; Mrs. named delegate* for t h e Jerry Jcrnigan. first vice Spring Convention to he held president; II o n n i e Stutter, nt the Outrigger Hotel in St. second vice president; Mrs. Petersburg, .May 3 through S. Shirley S o c o r i l , recording Representing the club will secretary; Mrs. Morris For- lie Mrs. I.amberlsun, Miss Janet Smith and bonnin bluf­ fer. Alternates are Mis* Doris Fleming, Mrs. John (fudge and Mrs. A. O. Payne. A fab­ ulous "loan" party is plan­ ned for the second day of the convention. Mrs. Philip Westgatc an­ nounced that tickets arc on lly Mrs, Clarenre Snyder sale tor tile variety show giv­ Tilt- nimmil week of prayer en tiy tlie Dcbary people for service was held in tile morn­ the Pilot Club milk fund. It ing, followed by a covered is scheduled (or May 11. dish luncheon ut noon. Mr*, b. K. Chapman, chair­ Mr*. Hubert William* i« man of the Easier egg pro­ president of the WMS nod ject, invited members to Mr*. Hurry Osteen was pro- meet at her homo to work on gcum chairman. Mrs. J. S. the eggs. They will go on sale Pclernott had charge of tlie April 11. devotion*. This wus a Home Mission* program with the xuhjcct " I f My People will Pray.” A pioginm for <-acli day of Ihu week wus presented with Mrs. Hubert William* in Seminole lleliukah t/idge charge Monday, Mr*. J. S. No. 43 met Thursday at the Peterson, Tuesday and Mrs, Odd Fellow* Hall for the reg­ Oniric* Blown, Friday. ular meeting with Mr*. Clar­ ence Snyder, noble grand pre­ siding. Osteen Visitors were present from Michigan anil an important practice meeting was announ­ ced for Murrh 10 at 7:30 p.m. ut thu Odd Fellows Hall. Following tho skating party refreshments of cake and soft drinks were served before tho return trip home. Those helping the honorccs celebrate the big event were Susan Crain, Debbic Hawkins, Dennis and Denise Hcrota, Durlctie Hull, Hoy Gutty, Junn |Thomas, Juanita Gates, Lev 1Conrad, Susan Copeland, Terri W illiamsoii, Kenny Patrick and Clinton Gorec. STRASBOURG SPRING FESTIVAL W IN N E R S OF FIR ST PLAC E AW A R D S zit tho CTO Wives Shipwreck pui'ty were Air*, Clinton Westbrook, le ft uml Chief D. F. Siglin. tjo Jid su i Q vudsA c iitc u : iiiiiis c l s Hibiscus Garden Circle met at the home nl Mrs. T. A. Itiirteigh. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Itrodln Williams and Mrs. A. It Stevens. Spring (lowers were attrac­ tively plared on the mantle und dining muni table. Delic­ ious Creme 'O Cheese cherry pie, nuts and eolfee were served as (lie members ar­ rived. Doorpri/c wus brought by Mrs. Harry W. heller and won by Mrs. W. A. Stewart. Dur- NOW . . . b ig H ark O f llru l Quality G la ss. C h in a, W immI and b ra ss W hat-N ots. V i PRICE ing the soeial lumr a white elephant sale was thoroughly enjoyed und $12 was made for the circle's treasury. In tlie absence of Mrs. II. T. Morland, vice-president, Mrs. J. V. Junes eondocted the business meeting. Mrs. J. II. Fahey gave thu report of the board meeting. Places and hostesses for next year were assigned. Mrs. Fahey also gave the talk on horticul­ ture. OtiK-r members p r e s e n t were Mutes. Dick MrLaulin, Itusscll Dallas, John E. Fox, II. J. Gut. it T. Humphrey, S a r a h Thurmond, It. T. Moule, Vernon brewstcr, a member now living in Hockledgc, It. G. llrisson, J. A. Edwards, Charles Morrison, Charles (irieme and Mrs. Fahey's huuseguest, Mrs. Ira Studdart. Church Calendar INtT.CDI'.S: Vares, Candy Jars, Oyster Plate*, Candle Holders. I'jower Arrange­ ments, Sugar • 'n • Creams Fruit bowls, Colfr* Mak­ ers, etc. TUESDAY Tlie Fidclis Sunday ScImioI Class of (lie First baptist Church will meet at the Kirby house fur the monthly busi­ ness session, at 7:30 p.m. POW ELLS Offlre Supplies & Gifts 177 Mugnutiu Ave. LADY M ANHATTAN BLOUSES W IDE R AN G E OF NEW ~ SI'RIN G COLORS DRIP DRY DACRON AND COTTON' - SIZES 8 to 18 ___ SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. E. 1st & Sanford Ave. FA 2-1822 FA 2-8152 FOR H E AU TIFU LLY APPO IN TED T A IILE S TOLL HOUSE W ASH ’N W E A R CANDLES! SHORT S LE E V E DRESS SHIRTS Practice Session Mrs. W. L. Doyle of Osteen had as her dinner guests at the MQ Itanch, recently, her grandson, ftobert L. Arena, I-1 lends of Mr*. Edwin Shinof Gainesville and Col. and holscr are invited to *fop by Mrs. Louie SinunumD of Or­ 8cnkuiik'a on Mngnolia Ave. lando, to view her "one mnn” art exhibit, which is on display Pay your club dues prompt- there. It will remain through March 29. Ir Personals u7. „ 2.98 Flemings Famous To wncraf t ® ! 100% c o t t o n pirns broadcloth needs little or no ironing 1 Smart 2 W" ahort-point collar. (lift * • Curd* • Rooks (Formerly IMcVicars) Open That Charge Account Before Easter I 210 E. First St. SEE THESE B E A UTIFU L M A R Y E S T H E R ’S 200 BTOItF. Fashiona N. Just PARK ItOUHH 9:00 Fur You” AVE . TO 5:30 This lim ite d tim e sp ecial "Strasbourg Spring Festival” applies to i l l p ie ce s. . . any amount . . . even including a ll tha lu xu rio u s sarvlng pieces I Don't miss this money saving opportunity to purchasa Strasbourg . . . the sterling silver design of traditional elegance lor the brides of atl times. Precious. . . practical . . . enduring. Budget tarm i, of cours*. SHOES BY Sun ’N Fun Hats I It*re Now • And Keudy 4 pc. place-setting New 121.44 For Reach • PooUidc (Regularly $35 25) Open Corn friable — Shopping — In Town — / 32-pc. service lor 8 Save $70.50 (N«w $ 2 I I J D Or Anywhere Under The — Popular Serving Pieces NOW! $3.79 ft $20.08 Southern Sun! ALACK $2-98 . » 2 »8 . »^|.98 (Regularly $5 to $26.75) ZH*f«l T*s Ik M 4 PATENT RONE - W H ITE • L E A T H E R *B°° "Featuring opiR stock prices all plicw-iny amount Thru April 3nl Only! % Rcbekahs Plan Personals OFF tfg <e«t- Observes Prayer Week 25% PENNEY'S Oslcen WMS Some members of t h • Young Women's Auxiliary of tho Forest City baptist Church attended the Wckiwa Baptist Association batuiucl Friday evening at the First Baptist Church In Orlando. Tlmsc iitcnding were the Misses Frances Mally, Hetty Wlnne, Sally Correll, Mary Frances Huberts and their leader, Mrs. Evelyn llolH-rg. / GORHAM S T E R L IN G Joint Birthday CPO Wives Hold Shipwreck Party Mrs. Clinton Westbrook and Chief D. F. Slglln won first place prizes at the Shipwreck Party sponsored by tho CPO Wives Club, Saturday even­ ing In the NAS Uallroom. Mrs. Westbrook's costume was made of an old sheet with many tears and patches ami tied at tho waist line with anchor rope. Chief SlgUn In his battered shirt and pants won over the other poorly attired chiefs. An. Island complete with palm trees, Spanish moss, fish net, driftwood, and a treasure chest filled with Jewelry was crested In one area of the ballroom. Thirty members and their i SHOE Ivey's STORE K A O ER 'S Jewelry 112 8. PARK AVE. �.A*. — B| ghr frsjrforli Nrrilh (D su cO i Mon. Mar. 18. '63— Pnpo 7 O b b if. I I)F A U A B R Y : The woman win* aipneil herself "OUTHACJED was rijrht, and you, Dear Abby, were wrong. She was "outraped" because three women she knew were knock­ ing themselves out working in a church basement, trying to appear benevolent, while their own mothers were living out their years in a nurs­ ing home. Why defend people who ieave their aging parents in care of strangers? Nursing homes are full o f lonely old parents whose selfish chil­ dren want only to forget them. ALSO OUTRAGED • I 1 • • DEAR A B B Y : That letter from "Outraged" enraged me. Has "Out­ raged" ever had to cope with a senile parent? Has she ever tried to care for someone who had lost control o f his bodily functions? lias she ever lived in constant fear that the aged guest in her home would light a ergaret, forget it, and set fire to himself and to the house? Placing one in a Nurs­ ing home is expensive. It would lx» a blessing to the senile one as well as to the family. We can't afford it. And if we could, the LA S T thing I'd worry about is wlmt people would say. BURNING IN HOUSTON • • • DEAR A B B Y : I believe it was di­ vine providence that the evening 1 re­ turned home from having placed my dear mother in n nursing home l read that item in your column in which you said, "I cannot know all the rea­ sons daughters place their mothers By Abigail Van Buren in nursing homes, and neither can you. Judge not lest ye be judged." Abby, that meant so much to me. My chief concern was what others might think o f me. I could never give my mother the medical care in my own home that she required. It was a kindness to put her in a home. Bless you for lifting the burden of guilt from my shoulders. FEELS BETTER • 0 (i)& • • • • • Stop worrying. W rite to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed. stamped envelope. T.2I (li Firm Market It®. MONDAY P. M. PPM <4> H'Att N>« • M4 f.«* «l> r7tanr.nl • !**«nro»m ... W*R!Tl#r 7 2* i! 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(3) Ana iJithirn i « i To T*1l Th* Truth II. 99 i;> !*rtr« l« ICsht IP) Tim IHiUotn* 1:0# mi t in Hot A Snrrnt » JO i Si mttnnisn i*l Tim l.ury Show ».o» i » i Stoncy llurkn |«> Imnny Thorn** ***i-ra­ I** Anily Orlfflth ti* To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to AIMS', Box 31105. Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby isfying her own ambitions— and then not to hava enough interest, concern ami consider­ ation left ovar to haliy her husband? And it's foolish not to keep bin* contented, and make the home he works to support a place where he feels hi* happiness is o f supreme importance. Great-great grandma didn't make that mistake. When the man of her family came home tired and in need o f rest and consolation, aha set about giv­ ing him her full attention. The children were told in no uncertain terms to lie he quiet and let papa rest. The easy chair was hia. Tha din­ ner was what he liked to eat, and there wasn't any arguing T V Tim e Previews 7:309:30 p.m. N'BC. Mon­ of outlaws doing the rhssing day Night at the Movies. snd Marshal Itsgan and his “ Boy On A Dolphin," starring deputies running. They wind up In an arid wasteland Sophia Loren, Alan Ladd and where they meet a group .of Clifton Webb. (Color). This lit ragtag soldier* in tha ssme a beautifully photographed1predicament. If you've won film using ancient Crecian lo­ dered what happened to actor cation*, Including Delphi, Ton* Drake, you'll are him in Corinth, Delos and the Acro­ the role of Corporal Agard. polis. The “ hoy" in the title Larry Ward, Jack Flam. is a statue found in a sunken Chad Kverctt and Michael galleon and declared price- Greene star. Jen. Sophia Loren play* the 8:30 9:30 pm. CBS. Arthur s|ionge diver who found the Godfrey loves Animal*. Uni­ art treasure, with Ladd a* an que is the word for tills for­ honest archeologist u h o mat. It Is basically * variety wants her to make it public show, starring Shari Lewis, property. Webb is excellently Mel Blanc and Paul I.ynde, cast as the greedy collector but formulsrlird around ani­ trying to get it for himself. mals. Blanc is possibly his­ 7:308:30 p m. ABC Tho Da­ tory's most popular animal kotas. “ Walk Through the voice and a distinct attraction Badlands." What this episode of the show, with his vocaliza­ lack* In belicvability It mikes tion of such famous charac­ up in excitement. It's a ters as 1‘orky Fig. Hugs Bun­ “ chase" episode with a band ny and Woody Woodpecker. For McKIBBIN 111 NORTH P A R K K4tl»«r Wrilhir (31 HllnmetI • 12) Don M cN tll — taADB fncl# Walt T f 11 Tho T ru th i ? ) W ho I ' d Ton T ru « t Mike Itoom S 2S (?) Superman '•3 5 (?) \1>tther Shew Monthly ln*tallmrnt» m 2:2 0 <C» T * C) (2> T T.H I Llrti D9l- Compare . . . Our Lower (2) l.orrtta Young (?) y u*rn For A P i f •:> Young i»r. klalona S SI (•*) Pouglia IMiA.irl* Nrtr» 4:90 (•) Mfcrtt Ptrtrm t?) AmtrlfBn Htn0ttB«i4 (2> Th# Mitch Uim« 4:29 t4) I M f • of .Vlght > 9:21 (!) 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DELUXE I'llO NE FA 2-1218 IIURKY - IIUBItY LAST TWO DAYS TOMATO JU K E TOILET TISSUE A -l QUALITY WHITE OR COLORS LIMIT -2 4 ROLL PKGS 4 ROLL ____________ Foods COLOSSAL! e Atogoiine PERCH F IL L E T S .'.‘ .3 9 r> . ^ n a / J ifa n / / BOSTON BONNIE FROZEN WHITINGFilletst.39. SCHEDULE OK SHOWS “ El Cld” Start* at 7:00 P. M. Due To Length • • Only I'lrat Hall Mill Be Iteptealrsl On Second Show » . Complete Show Can lie Seen At Late A a 8:30. I« LIMIT-2 PLEASE BOSTON BONNIE FROZEN v \j i < I e l »\ r ) H ID ! IM T M f A T R l N. Y. gFROZEN WHOLE m STRAWBERRIES! LADY FAIR PLAIN OR POWDERED REG 25c Tim ■i r " $450 jji '*% I'AHTM NOT IN C H DKD DONUTS PKG OF 12 LADY FAIR ICED 18 IN. DAVIS MOM Kit IIHIGGS A HTKATTON 4 CYCLE ENG INF. *3 9 ’5 20 IN. DAVIS MOWER BRIGGS A STRATTON 3 II I*. 4 CYCLE ENGINE M SALE S & SERVICE F A 2-0331 t:» Htnra i '.4 4r-• i.^rrnm* (I ) \S'ak« ITfi VfnvlM f\ So n o F RU BBER LEWIS and 1:00 14) lU.h ttor 4:45 (2) M i n Oft r • t?) Today SAMUEL BIONSTONshm*. CHARLTON . 4 . SOPHIA H I 2317 Country Club Itoad Phona FA 2-7928 CINNAM ON APPLE . . O O BREAKFAST TREATS O T Garden Fresh Produce Baked Goods Tatoo A Manco Mower* Fur Any Job. n^ CA RRA W A Y T«fgkt 19) MIl'Ku. Il«*port 12.i i (2) W Ik* Soso lt*port TU ESD AY A. M. ’4 0 Property It I* ( I ) nuM Inc • IP (I* lien On 1:20 (2) Continental ( l i l l * main 1:20 (4) Collet® of ih® \lr .nspm&vw........ i SPRINT. LAWNMOWKR TUNE * UPS 1:19 (1) At Th§ TTerld T u r n TUESDAY I'. M. :: 09 <41 ln<*Vt of I.??• (5) Tour Flr*t t»loti (?) Krnl* fo r i 5*how 11 72 2i M*jrrv New* 17:10 (2> Truth or (V*n»ff|•n» Katlier Know* 11^*) (4) Sftr^k for ToeiDf. roe i l l Murpli) Martin With ttia S aw a allowed at tha leisurely even­ ing mcnl. Today's wive* nil to often Tony C urtis greet a weary husband with a casual*"HI, there" and a de- ^ 9 P ounds Troubif mnml that the family he taken out for hamburger# because .»#*4'w*CO<rw one of her meetings rat* over­ ....... SU LAK-NlPUSKHIE'CiUKViicii/ time, or junior had basket­ v •.ifrw iw m M in r wiifi ball practice. *** ** mi raimii • Or, the servrs a quick meal In the kitchen with the kids I STARTS T1IURS. 1 — a . ' jumping up and down to talk on the telephone or ruahing Waif DiSncy through the meal to catch a favorite television show. Not too smart, Is it? SPECIAL! rr«. T\*rmtn It 7* III llnllywon# Mail* Cavalacwila It 31 i l l ci.. v Tntatrr ll 19 111 Tonlte Show At 1:00 . 3:10 - 8:10 7:10 • 8:00 “ Bow to Hava a Happy Bushand," has more thoughtful expression on the subject by Butli Millcctt. Pend 33 rents to Ituth Millett Bender Serv­ ice, c/o Tho Sanford Herald, I*. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, aenta it T o n i g h t Th« McCoy* T<Mir« r**r 4 (*t>ne«an!rJt!on IVtt A «VI#(1%• Show rialter* continue In the lead in the Pinccrcst Inn Howling League with the NOETIt II I was aide to give him a sig­ Topper* second and Mark4 J 10 5* nal. ctles third. IAQII I had no problem playing ♦ Kto Joan Adams rolled her AK to 5 with J tin. Be might rend the 1highest game and aerie* thus WEST HAST (I*) seven o f clubs a* n high club, far, ixM .Vi.V Dot Johnson also ♦ \» : a a hut I had a much surer play came through with her high­ V 10 0 a ¥73 3 at my disposal. I dropped the est scores, a 109X13. Helen ♦ Q7* «9H032 deuce of diamonds. ♦ g ill 4* A J 7 3 I Altman acored a 171/442 HOTTII This gava Jim all the Infor­ Other high score* were AKQITI mation he needed. | didn't Peggy Dooley 170 Vtrt. Mary VKJI want a heart or diamond lead. .fane Oort on 173 431 and Lea ♦ AJ» I might not want a club lead . William* 152 403. 4M either, hut at least that lead Doth vulnerable East flouUt Wert WortB Theodore Ilonsevelt w » » was Indicated. Bo led a club Pats I A Pswr 5 * and I rnshed two rlub trick* to ] president when the first auto, Pass 4 * Tass Pass held declarer to hi* contract. middle rross the IT. 8. from Pat* Bud he leal either a diamond San Francisco to New York Opening le a d - * 10 chanco to signal In either din- or heart declarer would have City In 1903. been able to pull Jim'a laat mend* or elubs. South led a second spade trump and discard a eluh on OI'BN 11:43 ami Jim plnyed his are. Now dummy's fourth heurt. By Ruth M illett t>) J*n# ;99 T9) Jo tj) i?) it) 10:0! It) Th* Nnv t.orttl* T nllflR Stmw i l l llrtnkl.-*'* Journal IP* Mart Chany 19 59 i«i Slump Ilia Start <?> Ittiairn t'SA i l l AIIC final Kaparl 11.99 13* Naar*. ope For Abby’s l*ooklet, "How d iq h tiq h tA Canualty • DEAR A B R Y : Children nre obli­ gated to care for their parents when they nre tot* old to care for them­ selves, just as parents are obligated to care for their children when they are too young to care for themselves. TALM U D STUDENT Jhs(jJoMM "Men want to he hahled, petted, and consoled. The or­ dinary man returns from the office tlrcil and In need of rest. Be w nuts consideration and encouragement." So says the retiring chairman of Chi­ cago liar Association's com­ mittee on marrlnge law. I f men want to ba “ babied, petted, and conaoled," why do ro many otherwise intelligent women fail to sec this need— or teeing It, refuse to cater to it? It's kind of ituphl, isn't it, for a wlfn to find tha time and energy fur every demand her children make, for every kind of social obligation, for every community call, for sat­ • DEAR A B B Y: I would like to ask "Outraged” who she thinks looks after the expense of caring for aged parents in nursing homes? If the pro­ fessional care they get is not "car­ ing" for parents, what is? My hus­ band has had his mother in a home for 18 years. She is far happier and better cared for there than she could be in the homes o f anv o f her chil­ dren. O FF M Y CHEST QacoJbij. On (Bhulqsi A Missouri render wants to know if I ever hava to defend against an unbeatable con­ tract. The answer to Ills ques­ tion Is that 1 aure do and the rontruct makes, liut aoiueliiut'* good tlcfcnje will keep declar­ er from an overtriek. In rub­ ber bridge that represents a mere 30 point*, but It* dupli­ cate it I* likely to mean tha difference between a good •core and a bad one. My non, Jim, opened the ten nf hearts. Declarer called for the me from dummy and 1 wan able to drop the deuce. Tha four of spades was led from dummy and Jim let South's king hold the trick. Be wanted to give ms a • (2 )5 «'Unp» visio T e l e r GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS LB. 10 < CELLO WRAPPED UfUTtCNH ucawcotit mim a aaausi aaoaaroa rteow-noa Ce-Ftalur* 10:10 Only “ Man From God'a Cowinry" George Montgomery • Color ADM. 75* hIDIUKH UNDER It TREB CARROTS 2 45° w �Pasre 8— Mon. Mar. 18, ’68 Legal Notice v h t it io i '. n u ik NOTICK IK heraby * l ' * n H>al t am *n**ir*'l In bu»ln *»» at l , » k . \l*ry. Dimlntll County. Florid*, undrr th* flcllllou* name of. AIIT ELBCTRIC. »nd that I Intend to reirlater «*ld name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. In accordance with the prnvtelqne o f the Flctltloue Name Statute*, to-wlil Hectlon Florid* Sta* utee l»JT. HI*; A. J D»u«herty Jr. Ful.lleli March II, I*. I i * | April 1. ISO. C (MI-SI M in i s: i Mii'.ii F M T irio i * m h i: u « j TO W H OM IT M AT CONCKIIN: Noll, e le hereby alven that ttie undereluned. pureuant tn the "Klcimoii* Nam* Statute." Ilouee lllll Nil. 11TS. Chapter Nn. *ny.j. l . a « e of Florida, nit. will realeter with th* |Clerk of the Circuit Court. !n i and fur Seminole County. F lo r ­ ida. ii|ton reielpt of proof I of the publication of thIe no­ the. the flctltlnue name. Ill‘It'll It A IT ANIt TACKI.K CO. (not In c ) under which , I am ei>K**ed In tiuelnee* I eapeit to riiKaee In hu«lne*a at no to her lllcliway l * - » 2 ll*. 0. Iloi nJ t In th* City * f Ln anooL Florid*. That ilia -t; Inieie.ced in Bald luieine** « tt'-ifirlae, I* a* follow » Florenr# K lll-iahaw Dated *> Sanford. tSemlnolu County, Florida, February 20, I n«2. 1*01.11*11 Feb. JS A Mar. « It is, m s. IN TIIK CIHCI’IT n i l 1ST It r TIM: NINTH Jl III! M l . F i l l . I' l IT IN A NII Fu ll Ill'll, NIH.K ( III NTS. FI.IHI111%. IN I'll %Nl'tltl) Nit. I2W.T M il Til l|l IKT TITI.lt K V AN OKI.H'A I. C O V K NA NT CIICIICII OF O It I. A X It O FleUltlDA, Plaintiff »* A N ANDTtKWS and N B IJ , IIIIItWN A N U R K W F . hla wlf*. • t el. It* fender..a Nim iT. BTNTK OF FI.IIIIIIIA Till HKVKIlt.T T t lt N H C l. l. and KHAVA Hit A le IS X A N D K It TI'l t N IH 'I .U her h u n h a n d ; JAMKS U Tt ’ 11X111*1,1, and JO TCIINIICI.!., hla wife; j CIIIIMTINF. TtlllNBIIlel. JKNJh I-'N and JOHN JKNSKN. her husband: J A C Q l 'K U N K Tt’ ltNUriel, tlA LL A OII HH anil I' A I' U OALLAtllll'ell. her husband; A N. A N im K W M ind N K U i IIIIOW.S' AN1HIKW8, hi* wife. If II v I iik and If dead, tlit mi* knoMii heirs, legatees, d«* I \ Urea arnl grantees of tha •aid A. N A n d r e * * and Nell Drown Andre* ». hla wife, and all persons claiming Interests by. through, under or tg a ln *l Ihr aald A. .V. A n d r u s and Nell llrown Andrews, hla wife; (IKOIIUK It- CltfKRNMKY, If living, hla unknown spouse. If married. and If daad tha unknown heir a. d i v i n e s le gs taaa and grantees of tha aald George ll- Guernsey, and all pers4>n> claiming Interests by, through. under or against th* aald George It. Guernsey, and any persona trading and do* lug business as the Gt'KItNHKY LA N ll COMPANY, an un­ incorporated company, or If any of them ba dead, their respective unknown h* Ire, dr* vlsree, legatee*, grantee*, as­ signee*. lienors, creditors, trustees or other claimants of such deceased Defendant*, and any and all persona claim­ ing any estate, right, title or Interest In or lien upon tha real property herein described, or any part thereof. Defend* ants. YOU AUK IIKHKIIY N o T I * K1KD that a ault to quiet till# has bean brought In the O r * cult Court In and fpr hentlnote County, Florida, against you and each of you claiming any astata, right, till# or Intarast In or lien upon tha following described real proparty situate, lying and being in Seminole . County, Florida; IaO(s I, S. a. I. A, C, 7 A 1. Illorlc '*Cr KOITII ALTA* M O N T I IIKIUHTH accord­ ing to tha plat thereof as recorded In Plat llook 4 Page * Public Hscordo «*f Hemlnole County, Klor* M il) and you art h*r*rf»y required to fils with Uie Clark of tha said Clrrult Court at tha Court House In Orlando, F lo r ­ ida, personally or by your at* torney, your Answer or other written defense. If any, and tn serve a copy thereof upon tha Plain tiffs Attorney whoso name l* WKIIHKH 11. ItAINKK, 521 Park Avenue. Mouth, W i n ­ ter Park, Florida, not later than the 19th day of April, 1943. therein setting up tha estate, right, title or Interest or lien upon tha above des­ cribed property claimed by you; and should you fall to do ao, Decrees Pro Confess** will ba entered against you. WITNICMH my hand and seal of said Court at Hanford, hemlnole County. Florida, this the 13th day of March, A. D. 1941 (MKAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk of th* Circuit Court liy: Jean K Wilke, Deputy Clerk Wlndrr needle. Haines A Ward 221 Park A v a . Mouth Winter Park, Fla. Publish March U . 24 A April 1. «. 1942. CIM3-42 NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH and D INNE R T U K-S. thru HAT. VISIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room Dralinrd Kaprrailty For BANQUETS, LUNCHEONS and DINNER I'ARTIEH •31-4197 "S/MtimiPmrtUt" ( jU x x o u l& u t u t q HIOHWAYS 17- 92 N. FU N SARK, FLORIDA �. d* +■ ” 1 l *• V • * Now Is The Time To PJant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-Ads C LA SS IFIE D IN D E X Classified Phone I. I .uni JL Fun ml •#!. Notice^ . Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation ». Food 6. For Rent ciA SjHfcitil Notices 7. Duhinens Kcntalh 8. Beach Rentals 9. Fur Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent O ffice 20-1 W . First I I . Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Suit* DEADLINES 13. Mortjfaife Loan* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 14. Insurance Turn., thru FrI. - 2 P. M. day I 15. Business Opportunity before insertion. Mon. - Sat. 16. Female Help Wanted noon. 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; Tu**., thru Tri. • 2 P. M. day 19. Situations Wanted before insertion. Mon. - Sat. 20. Babysitters 21. Reality Salons noun. 22. Build - Paint - Repair RESPONSIBILITY: 23. Buildilitf Materials H ie Herald will Dot be re­ 24. Electrical Services sponsible for more than one 26. Flumbintr Services incorrect insertion of your ad, 26. Radio & Television 322-5612 322-5613 and reserve* the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this peper. 27. Special S ervices 3. Education - Instruction U. S. C IV IL SERVICE TESTS! of th# estate of Ooldwrlr* Ttandall. decraetd: that It haa filed Ita 1‘slltlon fur Final Dls.-hargt, and that It will apply to th« County Ju.la*-'* Court ef hsmlnote County. F lo r id a on the JSth day » r March, te«I. for approval of ■ante and fo r Final Dlschartc* aa Administrator of ttio Fa ­ t a l * of U o ld w lr * Randall, d*. •eaeed. Cltlecna National Rank of Orlando. Aa Admlnlatrator of the Ratal* of Uoldm lr* Ran* .1*11, deceased. 6. For Rent Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adults only. 1’h. EA IVTWW. Luke Jlary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3043. EA 2-6347. Myi C. W. Darla V ic * Fresldent Officer end Trust tarry Q. smith Ilf Raker, Raker A Rmlth *1 Fast Pine Street p. o. bo* m i Orlando, Florida Attnrntye for Admlnlatrator Publleh March 4, It, It, 3} O D U -t IN T il* COt R T OF THR COFNTT J l'D IiR . » * * I N O L * ; C O IN T V . FLO R ID A. I N I tK i R B T A T K O F K L U iW O ltT H IN TOi AIX U PULLSR, Recreeed K R t M IA T K CRKIIITORR »v n P K iteo N * I I 4% Iht# t i. Ai at a o g ns;vt a v i s e a u a i v * t » % h s EATATR i To u end each o f you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and de­ mands which you, or either of you may havo agalnat the estate «f KI.USW ORTI I 1Puller, daceaeed. lete of eeld County, to the County Jude* r>' Seminole County. Florida, at hie office In the court houae of eald Couniy at Sailford. Florida, wllhln ala cal. • ndar month* from the time o f the first publication of this notice. T w o copies of esrh claim or demand shall bs In wr iting. and shall etata the X>lace of residence and poet office address of Ilia claimant, end shall be sworn to be the claimant, hie a*ent. or attor­ ney *nd accompanied by a filin g fee of one dollar and euch claim or demand not to filed (hell be void. /*/ Kdward Stout Ae eienutnr of the l a s t Wilt and Testament of Rlleworth L. Fuller, deceased Btnealrom. Davis A McIntosh Attorneys for Raecuior Poet Office Rex 1110 Sanford, Florida l ’ ubllth March 11, If, :t. April 1. 1*0. CTXJ-SI IN T H K n u n IT C O V E T IN INIS F O E * B M I N 0 f .K COVNe T V . P M S E ID A M b I H M O S N N K C T I C U T <» K N K It A I, 1,1 Ft: IVKI’ IIANCK C<»M I’A N'T, a Connecticut corporation. Plaintiff, EATMOVD W leT A R M fN at. *t Tiefendanta. MM ll K III* H IT THK. « r » T K III' eT.ISRIII a iSVJs llayniond W. deVarmln end Lluruthy J . daVarmlu, hi* wife *>t Cypres* Avenue. Sunnyvale. Calllornle Tou ere hereby notified that a suit ha* been filed eaulaet you and Atlas bubal. dU rle a of Florida. Inc., a F lo r ­ ida corporation; and Ra y­ mond V. taisli.r and liorls »f. la sh er , hie wife. In the above entitled cauee. and that you era required to file your a n ­ swer with the Clerk of tills Court and lo serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or pla intiffs attorney*. whose name end address Is Jennings, W alt) Clarke and II <inllton, lie* Ben-cii Rational Monk Building. Ja.-ke.>n*III* f FI01 Id*, not later Ilian Apill SS. lid If you fall to do so a de. re* pru cunfeseu will be entered *u*tn *t >»u for the r e l l , ' dr nienjrd In the compls'iit. I'M* *uR 1* lo fore el,,., S n io rl«»»f The reel p.-uperiy prov-,«dr,l e c i t n i i i* t,i- IS III-k I- Pl'N- 1.A NI • USTA TK *. a sobdivlsleu. a.cordlna lu a plat thereof, returded l.i Flat Hook II. P *Bt* 14 to r? of t1•* Futile fUcoedi of b'n.mole Couniy. F l o r ­ ida U lT M .t# .) and and the lea< of s .1.1 .'uurt at Hanford. Flotlds. this ;th d*> of March. 1*41. t».-:.v Li Arthur H l.ccke .n Jr.. Claik of ,n* Circuit Court By: Martha T. VIMeu Deputy Clerk Vul-llah v -r . 41, 14. 14 A Apr 1. is.#. C D U -I4 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, lake Mary. Ph. FA 27213. MON RAY. The once a week 2 BIL house, 817 Catalinu. Deodorant now available In Kurn. Apt. 2 Bed rm . Only local drug store*. Uncondi­ $65. 1700 Magnolia Axe. tionally guaranteed to atop underarm perspiration and Loch Arlvor three bedroom nil hotly odor. unfurnished Imrifc, kitchen equipment, $U5.i<o. Hubert A. William* FA 2-3931. Legal Notice iv riii: r i m i it h u r t . V IV TII J l lilt I At. IT III I IT OF F L O R ID A IN A V II Foil VKMIVOLK L O I V T I . c H iv n c n r vo. i m w F K D E I I A L N A T I O N A L MORTG A U E ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. oKonoE i i i: K n t n m iti- STItOM. JR. and H VI.VIA K. IILKUSTIIUM, hi* wife, fiefendunla. NO TICK TO I F F K A H T H E S T A T E riF F L n l t l D A TO : lieo ry* Henry Uercalroin. Jr. 6?0 W . t-uula*. Apt. No. 4 (lrand Island, Nebraska TOU A III: IIKIIK1IV N O W * P 1 BD that a ault h.i* been f i l ' d aaalnst you In thr above • ntltl'-d cauee. anil that yuu a r t required to file your a m ­ e e r with the Clerk of thla Court and to atrv* a ropy thereof upon the Flalntlfr or F l a ln llff e attorney e. whoa* name* an,I *,|«lrr». I. Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson. F. u. Dra wer Z. banford, Florida, not later than the :1th day of March. A . I> 1*41. If you fall lu do so a Decree Pro Confeaety will he entered *c*ln#t you for the relief demanded In the Com­ plaint. Thle anil le to forecloe* a mortgaet The real property proceeded acalrut 1*: Lot 1 Block V. b U N L A N D KSTATEb. Amended riot, arcordlhn to a plat there­ of recorded In Flat llook 1*. paaee I A S, of the Fubllo Itocorde of Sem­ inole County. Florida. W I T N E S S me hand and the eeal of said Court at Sanford. Florida, thla fin d day of F e b ­ ruary. A. D. 1SSJ. ( S E A 1.1 Arthur If. Heckwrith. Jr. clerk of the Circuit Court Hy: Mara-'int E. Tyre. D C. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and Harold F. Johnson P. ft. Drawar 7. Hanford. Florida Atlornaya for Plaintiff Fubllsli: Fab. II. March 4. II, II. 1»«J C D F 'S ! iirralit SW EETIE PIE Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Avc., FA 2-3254 or FA 2 0323. NICELY turn. 6 room house. FA 2 6237. 3 RM. furn. Apt. Water furn. $40 Mo. 112 3laple. 2 Bit Duplex, cxctdlenl loca­ tion. electric kitchen. 1001 U 8. Elm. Call FA 2-0591. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private bath*, 114 W. First St. .♦ R E N T A BED Rollavxay, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l*t St. Legal Notice rhTirintf S’tiTlCR I tin N *.%%!•: Irt In O rltnio. g i » m tli«t bgilntftt 4t F«rn r*rk r « u n l y Florid*. un« dr r tho flctltloUR n«in* CA IIP ETH A'faA PAltTi:. and that t IntOftd to rrglRtrr i t Id nain# u llh tha Clark o f thr Circuit court, knn lnoU Count>. Florida, In tccordanr* with th« provlrlnnr n( thr Kiel Itlou* K a m i htatutaa. |o»wllt A»ctlon Ifti.ulf Florid* JitAtu* u « m ?. HI*: f^r.*r l*ubllan M •» 'i April I, 1>«>. r* lUcTnkl.il it, |C« : • a. CIMJ.SS t\ THE CIVICl’I T math Jt/niriAt* IN %Ml r o ll < III ATI • t l oltllM . COt R T n itf t ir. IA I 11% A i l . l M AO. U hmI KF.IlKItAls N ATfO.N AI, >IUltT* U.U •K At$(kX:I \ HON. rialntltc in Tin; t int i i i c m h t , ^a W 1 1 ,1 *1 A.M !« LAM ft and II % NINTH J I I I H I A I . 4 IH< I IT I. LA MII. hU w\ft: IIlilt «»*' FI.IIHIII 4 IV VXD i o n •K M ivm .i: i m v i i , t i i v v . MA S la. I'AIIKK aim! MAI l l i : O. TAJIK*. lilt 5* I f r , si..I i 'K I lt VII. I S M ItlLxlKW • n $|i I'l l o . VHTII'K lit XFF I: 4 II F E D E R A L N A T I O N A L XIURT- U H . T K CO.. INC., a corporatlon ailfttiti? unlvr ,ttia U * » Q A O E AsbOCl ATIuN, Plaintiff, of Nan Jari#>, ntfandanti v e. A lllli >: IH %I*FI3 %ll F R A N K L I N (< I F « >FKR a i d I ill; at % 11: o r l l.onn» % lH>R<irilV lAX'IHK I lls 'F K II, Ttll WIIII aiii I. fe.stuU midI his wife. J 1 a / r 1 la. leeSU l b Detail.lanta. P. O. 1»U» 2Z2 THE a I AH: OF FI.IINIIIA IsOiilwvMl. tUfririM Till F R A N K L I N D. IIOOPF.R l u U A It L HI* 1CM l l . N u n Address Unknown V I M i that a » «jI> haa hr*>n Tn'iROl I I 1 LOI I si; lloOflir-l «Ruln«t >ou In tha • i*4>\9 TER •ntltleO caua*. and that you Address Unknown r«)|iilraxl lo flla jo u r Tt>U AltE I I E R E R I N< -Tl • sat • FI E l) that a sul; but b**lt u i i» u « r \Nlth (Ua ( ’I n k of thl* ixiurt ji ?mI t<i mtv* a rup> filed aaalnst you In tha above of entitled cause * id that you •*•! rto( upon ihi I t i l a •: lU o rn ty i nhoaa as# required lo file your a n ­ I ' l a l a t l f f i swer with the clerk of this namr mill addratr l» CPahup Court and to earve a copy Uorniirlii, ift l-aat I'inr fcirmi, Florida. not latrr thereof upon llie I lalntlff. or Orlando, Plain ti ffs alt- f nays. vrhuao than April »th, IMS. If y.iu fall to do oo a liaci e* Pro name- and address la Matk N. u ll l ha anlvrad Cleveland, Jr. and Carroll Colifatao )*U for thr rrlfrf llurke. F. it. D - n r T . Han- auulnat furd. Florl-la. -I la t. r mail dripafidrO In tfia Complain!* to fora«'lcj»r « lhr „ih jays Aoril A D. ritla vult A he taal proprrO 1*44. If you fail lo do so * t n o r lt a fr Decree Fro Coh f eeeu will l.e pro- » • <la«l airalnat I* mi h ^ HKA1II entered aaalnsl ) - u for the HIHM’I K L D FI ItUT A l»l»lrelief demanded Ii the «.,mT I m . s *. ftcrvrdlni to tha plalhl. Title ault la lo foreplat thertof. rr*cordrd cloee a inurtgas. Toe real In Flat l-iuk 12. p«ir* property proceed.-I . i n *t I'.ihtlr ftaco -Ie ; aiul t a i l a III ii K « ID I r iiolv County. I Jui ixJm LEU III ,M l.ORLANDO HhV TIuN n.Ni: • ■ »rd i a T ogathar with tb# following o: proparts ploli la t«, plat there ,f recorded Ih Uom in *r d parntanaully Flat llook II. C la ss 4 and located 4. public Records of He.nl- inatallcd a* a part of tl*« liiiprv»\tn»r t* on raid land: nol# County. Florida. International of Utleo W I T N K M my hand and th* l ornaea - Mod*! Olf# Ii seal of yald Court at Sanford K-D fio r ld * thle :* ih day uf F e b ­ l\ n . M . R s tr y hat.d and t/* ruary. A. D. 114#. • aal of «ald <’ourt .»t Hanfoid (bEA Li f lorlda. • • i• 4Arthur ll lie s s d l i Ji Cl el k of toe r 'lr e. li Court March, IMS. (MB %L> I I ) : Martha T. Vllilrn, \'iiior II Uechwlth. Jr t» C. Cl* rh of tha Circuit Cuurt Mack N. Cltvtlaud Jr and B) Martha T. Vinin* Carroll Borke V C P. i>. Dra wer I Piltillib March 11. a. Hanford. Florida Apt 11 1, l*ubl!sh March 4. II. 41. 44 CLKJ-SS C D ti - l Hy Nadine S e lle r C o m m i'ivia l Buililinir Higliluiui I'ark New. Mmlurn CH building 412 Edltlva Circle with lour ytore unit* 4.400 Tim three bedroom block liome on two lot* can be | yquare feet priced at $6 per square foot tor im­ purchased tor $12.Utk).UU. mediate »alcl Good loca­ Can be financed through tion with parking facilities. 1 11 \ by qualified purchas­ Adjacent lo Saufon! buster for only $300.00 down ties* .ind population center. including cloying cost. Ex­ Excellent for mevlical of­ clusive luting. fice.* or service type busi­ K O I I E R T A . W IL L IA M S nesses. Etuanciiig estab­ Realtor lished. $41no down. R uviiioimJ l.undqiiial, A m o . FA 2-3351 Atlantic Bank Bldg. HOUSES A VAILABLE . Move Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — to >o ur lot. Lou cMth price ft. 'J *\ .'I Mcdroom, Cull collect | 111 X . I ’ a ik A vc I dinpa h3IM)l;ll, Mortgage* F A 2-2420 15. H u ein ^ s O pportu n ity M AYFAIR SECTION E x clu sive F ran ch ise 3 Bedroom, dining room, coz) KOIX RLE BN—Coin operat­ fireplace, ipnciuu* kitchen, ed Dry cleaning A laun­ large well landscaped lot, dries. We have 2 exception eltru* and shad* tree*. A t­ al location* In new shop­ tractive price JlG/HHi with ping centers Sanford A De­ term*. l-ami. We are the Cadillac uf coin op. with big 26 lb. Safe driver* *uvt- up to 20'V double load commercial or more on automobile in­ washers that really gel the surance. business. We finance bal­ ance of complete installa­ 3 Bedroom, CH home on large tion, including equipment, corner lot. Ha* den. large signs, electric w i r i n g , plumbing, cabinet wo-k and kitchen, wall lo wall ear'You'd hotter follow us home! We're probably locked hold the grand opening. pet air conditioner In living out of there, too!” room, and other extra*. You can make over lOOCf return on your Investment. Only $85.00 per month. In­ H. For Rent ,CA Special Notice* For complete information cluding taxes and insurance. call Ralph Hacily. Call Low Down Payment. See UXFUKN. 1st Floor. 3 rm*. REMINDER collect buslne** h o u r * , this one today! hath. 2 screened iiorcln'*. INCOME TAX SERVICE Tampa 233-0191 or wTite 3iM Magnolia Avc. Appl) up­ O. M. HARRISON'S me c o Koln Klcen. 4232 stair* evening*. 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-882 Fla. Avc., Tampa. House* for rent. For infor-1 LIBERAL REWARD lor in REALTOR — INSUROR Unusual Business illation contact Ted Wilformation leading to one . FA 2-41)91 1019 S. French Axe. Hums Hardware, 203 E. that Had. truck !oad of • Investment 231h M. hay from Mr. F. T. Merl- i •v F\V HOUSE on Crystal lake Sought hy 2 young men with welliers' barn on Sanford latch Arbor. Call FA 2-3378 demonstrated executive ab­ Unfurnished t or 2 bedroom ! Ave- near Gindervillc. or FA 2-3077. ility and $10.18)0 caili. P.O. Apartments. Kitelien equip­ Box 1226, Winter Park. NO CASH NEEDED ped. 108 W. 18th SI. Ph. 9. For HnJe or Rent 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a FA 2-4678. 16. Female Help Wanted month. T. A I. included. If yo-i like country living. 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ 322 8083. SEWERS WANTED 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On ed $60. lake Mary, Ph. IMMEDIATELY south side of big lake 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Kit­ FA 2-1757. Work nl home iloing simple Mary. Water tor boating, chen equipped. No down sewing. We supply materi­ etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen payment. 3309 S. Park Avc. al* mill pay shipping both mately 2'4 acres. FA 2-9162. equipped. $75 month. Ph. FA 2-1761. way*. Good rate uf pay, FA 2-5JU3. 1 New house near Lake 31ary. I’iecc work. Apply, Dept. Furnislied Apartment. Close 322-3098. AD 389, Box 7010, Adelaide St. Johns Realty in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4613 Pu*t Office, Toruiito, On­ THE TIM E TESTED FIRM FURNISHED or unfurnished. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 tario, Canada. ROOMS, The Gable* 461 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home In M agnolia A * , . F A 2 6J2U. Loch - Arbor on lake. Ph. GEORGIA BRICK MOM l-fsT 18. Help Wnnlrd EA 2-1777. 1-treated in choice location*. APARTMENT. Clean A niexABLE construction worker*. F'llA. $450 dnwn, $79 per ly furgf.hed. SOI Magnului 12. Real Estate For Sale Oversells, U. 8. pi eject. month. Momia Jarvis. Ph. Large living room, carpeted, 322-1610 .Skilled, unskilled. Write fireplace, master bedroom 3 Bedroom, 1 hath, large cor­ World Application Service, A Jalousie porch. Duplex ner lot facing lake, 109 ~ ~ * 8 i»R I N G ~ is 11E It E Box 624, .Melbourne, Fin. 1203 Elm. Newly decorated Waits Drive, S u ll I a n d And now is lire time to look and nicely furnished. 2 Estate. FIIA in service. for that certain home ju»t 19. SltuutionN Wanted Bedroom lkiuxe at Dellary. 3436 down, monthly $84.75, right for tlie family. Be­ Newly decorated. Breeze VA nothing down. EA 2-8074 low arc Just a few of Uic j Child Care. FA 2-2274 way and carportc. Plioue or FA 2-2118. exceptional liume bu>» be­ Children kept. FA 2-4182. NO 8-3267. ing offered by Stenstrom 3 BEDROOMS. 2 balh*. Fla. Realty, the "Hume of I Z l . lie u u ly S h Io iin 2 Bedroom house, kitchen Rm. Convenient to NAS. Home*." We have the 1 furn. on Lake Golden. Near Desirable neighborhood, low home for you, so check H.AHHIFMTS BEAUTY NOOK base. Call FA 2 4013 during down payment. BJt W. JinComplete Beauty Service with u» aooiil •lay, i \ 2-4736 after 5:30. kins Circle. FA 2 3261. Lveulng Appointment* Stemper Agency HOUSE at lake 8123 Apart­ NICE HOME, large lot on 13, ment. Adulta. 875. 322 2317. 17 92 A interstate 4. 85000 takes it furnixlied at Lake 3 BEDROOM, l ‘ x hath, kitch­ Monroe. EA 2-0236. en equipp'd. Freahly paint­ ed $83 month. 132 Ha>* Dr, Wall Seminole Really 3 BH. CII HOUSE. 875 per GOVERNMENT OWNED 4—1618 lunlist Avenue (city >. month. 424 San Marcos HUMES 'Uriel 3 lilt. 1 b i l : co m ­ Ave. FA 2-3374. Priced 11oin ' <5.800.00 to $14,pletely remodeled ill gouj 500 00 I'wo bedrooms, 1 balh STENSTROM R E N T A I .S residential aiea $13,366, lo Ihrci- bedroom*, two 2 BR-1 Bath, Home $ *0 with $450 down, and <98 36 bulb* located In various 3 lilt—1 Balh Home $ 80 per monlli. sections of Sanford, 3 BK—I Bath Home 8160 3 BH—2 Bath Home $103 Down pay mania From $50.00 3—I2J Lake Dot Drive (nunlo $506.06, 3 BK—2 Bath Home Sl-’O land). Newly reconditioned 3 Bit—P * Bath Furn $125: Boy n completely recondi­ 3 HR. 2 balh, family loom tioned home which Include* home witli lake view, hit r. pivhiliiiK inside and out — cliru equipped. 813,306. an I or save hy purchasing oil Ju»t $88.79 |ht month alter $130 down payment! (Also an "A S IS " Basil. Real Estate — Alortgages have 3 BIL I hath in same You owe it to yourself ami III Y Park Ave. I \ 22420 area for |l 1,600, wii'i $351 your faoihy lo invesllgalc I Irene brvrgutua 10 borne i down and <16 per iiunlli). Furu 2 Bedroom Ionise. Adults. No pet*. FA 2-71974. buys. No red tape. We call qualify you in 30 lliiliules. 6— Several economy home Attractive 3 bedroom. 2 hall) bu)a fnim x5Hou and up. with borne. Fenced yard. Neir down payment* from I'.xxi NAS 115 W’. Cob-man Cir low munihly payment*. ele FA 2 7184. Stenstrom Realty Jim Muni Realty UH lce FA Near base. FA 2-3685. equipped. Jli. Kadii* A TelevTivinn PERSONAL RADIO A T.V. SERVICE We repair PIhiiio Changers Itadlo A T.V., Aiilo Hadio.v I DAY SERVICE 25th SI. A Sanford Aye. Ph. 3:.10655 FAST DEPENDABLE IV Scry Ice Service rail* $1011 Home Service Uo. 303 Sail for d Ave I A 2 3332._______ 27. Npeiiul Services WEI.l.S Di m. pi MI’S, SI'RINKEIt SYSTEMS All (>|>e.<i and Size* V\e Repair ami Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. JO’ W 2nd Si F A 2-6432 2-2118 7— A lew choice executive homes lu prestige neighborlucid), I l lvllwil.lc, larch Arbor, Mayfair, Grove Man I ' L i t IF.W Home lur »*le or o n from $22,U)6 and up trade lur a tiled lurrn on the , F.xecllcnt F'llA and Conwe»t side ol Sanford, t all volitional fiiiaueiiig avail­ FA 2 1868 day* or FA 2 6368 able. lllghla. .Might* FA 2-6641 3IODFIRN Office with confer­ 323-6700 ence loom. Air>cullditiolied 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Ha FA 2-7453. house. Kitchen Articles For Sale Biano Tuning and Repair j ladies aborts, 93c. Sleeping W. L. Harmon - |.'A 2-4223 bags, $6.88 Sale. Surplus City, jo i W. 1. FRIGID AIR E Sales A Service G. H II1GII liuo w. i>i st. Sanford Bh. FA 2-3383 SINGER SEW IN G M ACH INE C A L L FA 2-5783 L A W N SERVICE 1961 Zig Zag Sewing Machine Darns, nuke* button holes. With guarantee. 3 Payments of $6 lo. FA 2 9111. CUCKOO CLOCKS. $3.98 up. Made in Germany. lo sizes. For FREE pictures. Prices. Write lo •‘Clocks" P. O. Box 78, Sauford, Fla. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ ACCORDION. Full 120 bat*. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Bargain. F’A 2 8366 after F\\ 2-1817. 7 p. m. Air-Conditioning1 H. B. 1’Ol’ E CO.. INC. 2W) So. Park Ave. I APARTM ENT S l ' Z E FRIGERATOR. like $75. FA 2-4234 LAWNS Renovated • Aerate Remove Thnlch • Chinch Bug Spray (Vi 13) • Fcrtiize—Ph. FA 2 4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. 29. Automobile Service A U T O GLASS IN ST A LLE D Senknrik Glass and Paint Company l-Hl-Fl RE­ newt Phonograph $37. 1-21" T.V. $43. Red Front Store. 363 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3332. DUNCAN PHYFE Maho­ gany dining room suite. 322 0654. 21" LAW N Slower for sale or irado for Utility trailer. 323.6893. SHALLOW Well pump. U hp. F’A 2-1268. Ph. FA 2 4622 With purchase of Blue Lustre rent Electric Carpet ShamAUTO - RADIO pooer for only $1 per day. Drive-In Repair Service Carroll'* Furniture. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. 25th St. A Sanford Ave. .1(1. Automobiles • Trucks Ph. 323 0635 210 Magnolia BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? 31. Poultry - Livestock FINANCE IT WITH US * Ix>w Interest Rate* ♦ Isiw Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK Large Shetland Ponies; 1 gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ dles and bridles. 3229162. 3s*. Flowers • Shrubs 1960 VALIANT. Pvt. owner. Going oversea*. Sell for PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Panbelt offer. F'A 29819. ale stock. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY 1950 PLYMOUTH Slntlon Grapcvillc Avc. Near 20lh SI. Wagon. Good condition. Plu FA 3-1819. GUMMOSA DAISY PLANTS $25c u tloz. FA 2-4121. Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ gons, Pansies, Vegetable Plant*. Dutch Mill Nursery. I'paalu ltd. Just ell 20111 St. and 1st St. .'1.1. Furniture WANTED reliable couple to lake up monthly* payment* of $13.50 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TF: 8-1311, Casselberry, coi­ led . Used furniture, appliance*, tools, ele. Bought - Sold. Larry'* Mart 213 Santurd Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Shop thu Herald Ad* where local merchants offer their best buy*. .17. Roaln • Motor* BEST BUYS now on the latest style boat show boat*. Savings like: 81495 18’ Larson $1195. 14* Runabout only $495. Boat Show dem­ onstrator. 75 hp, Evlnrude <61)6. 28 hp. only $376. $430 18’ Gator trailer $326. Many other* while they last. Terms. Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown San/ord. FA 2-6961. IIS. Motorcyclm • Scooler* FREE E STIM ATE UphoUtcruig A Mattress ren­ VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS? New A Used. ovating. New A Used Furni­ Lewis Sales & Service ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 2617 Country Club Rd. Co., al 7u0 Celery Avc. I’ll. FA-2-7928 FA 2-2117. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick ■69 VESPA Grand Sport. Owner transferred. Must Service With the Cash. 165 So. Oak FA 2-5742 1— 2427 Laurel Avenue (High­ sacrifice. 122 Hay* Driv*, SUPER TRADING POST land Park). $406 down, <60 Country Club 3lanor. FA 20077. Cut \\ Curl Beauty Shop per month will buy you this ! Special oil Perms. Call fur comfortable 3 III! home, j appointment. 3 Senior ope­ which feature* charm, pri­ rator*. Free parking lots. vacy, ami many extras! 1318 Palmetto Avc. 322-6834 Only SU.uuu! 4 UR . 2 BATH IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TO QUAL. BUYERS. ONLY $43o.oo 25. I’luinlnnK Service* DOWN. MONTHLY PAY- 2— 114 Grove Lane (Ravenna Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. MIS ON PltlN INT. $72.18). Park). Built ui kitchen, Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. tee n g r e e n , ph one screened Florida room, and 322-2744. delightful floor plan will »w completely furnished i'luinlyinir & ll euti i i y catch your eye In this like bedroom home. FA 2-2377. 3 BEDROOM, H i hath. G»w AIR CONDITIONING new 3 Bit moitern $45o down p a y m e n t. $37 uo F'L'KN. Apt. 23oo Mellon*die. CONTRACT and REPAIR down, and $87.56 ]>«r ii until! month. Vacant, loingdale. WORK We have several clean 2 A I'h. Day* TE 8-1521, nights 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 3— 106 Westwood Court i Pine3 bedroom rental* available J I E 8 1510. crest 2nd.). Spacloi* 3 Bit now PLUM BING 3 BEDROOM. IG bath home 2 bath modern, kitchen Contracting llepaiia in Country Club, well eared equipped, oil large corner FREE ESTIMATES for. Fenced yard and a deep lot. Newly painted inside It L. IIARVEY 1961 Park Avenue well. Very low down pay­ and out! $13,750, with $430 204 nanford Avc. FA 2-3383 FA 2-3232 anytime ment. F'A 2-8806. dowu and SIM) per month! UNFUIIN 2 Bedrm. Favor­ able location. FA 2-0274. 2 BEDROOM 134. Mon. Mar. 1 8.’63— Pajre 9 12. Reid Estalr For Sale[12. Real Entitle l or Sale 27. Special Services REGISTRATION i* now liedig tnkt-ii for the enroll­ ment of the kindergarten Hi the Grace Methodist Church 1 on Onora Rd. A Woodland Legal Notice 2. Notices • Personal* fcanforh Men-women. 18-iV Sturt high ay $102.00 a week Preparaturj training until appoint­ ed. Tlkmaendv of jobs open Experience usually unncces*ary. Eli EE information on Job*, salaries, requirement*. Write TODAY giving name, aiklrcxa. phone and time home. Write Lincoln Ser­ vice. Box 23, c o Suniurd Herald. 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service Efficiency Apt. $3<> Mo. Sur­ 29A. Auto Accessories plus City. 201 W. lit St. 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock NEWLY FURNISHED Large 31 A. Pets 2 HIV. slug!ck. 14U: Nv. Lon* 32. Flowers - Shrubs woods m s xys. iv t i i s : ro i T T V Jt i h i e ' i 33. Furniture «5ornr i r m s e u cot v t t . 84. Articles For Sal* FLORIDA Three room furnDhed in nr.i r s t s t i op 85. Articles Wanted apartment. 2101 Magnolia, OOL.DWIRK RASDALD. D t c i u s i 36. Automobiles - Trucks $43. 2 Bedroom Furnished v o T t r s : ok A P P L i r v n n v 37. Boats Motors Apartment, $33. Robert A. i o n riN A l. tiisi i i v h i . k Williams. Phone FA 2-3931. T o a l l W H O M IT M A T C O N ­ 38. Motorcycles - Scooters CERN: 39. Trailers - Cabanas Notice Is hereby given thet the undereignel hee (11*4 lie Final Report ee Administrator Ih r FURNISHED Apt. 3 room*. Laid 2 doubt* bv-dc. Screen­ ed porches. 110 W. 3rd St. KFIDUt'ED. 2 blory home. 1 guv.d repair, new plumbing S3IALL furn. Apt. 1662 51uplt wiring, termite contract. • Heal Estate - Mortgages F A 2-6731. 714 41*»Mrku. 1 U l N. Park Ave. FA 2-5420, Stenstrom Realty Lxtru Special 58 I OKI) S i A I ION W AG­ ON, 4-dr., aulo. Iran*., If A II. *593. NO DOWN PAY- MKNT. SANFO K D MOTOR CO. »6U F r.iu-li A t *. HOLLERSo/SANFORD SPRING DISCOUNT SALE NKW l liK V K O I.K T - OLDS - C A D IL L A C USED CAHS A N D THUCKS CHKVUOLETS $2088 and up OLDS - 88 $2122 and up C AD ILLA C ___________ 85101 and up 10% DISCOUNT ON A N Y N L W OR USKD CAR IN STOCK MOU l II 2 Duui 5-a &8 I’Ll FORD Station VVagon uu I Door V-K, Aoliiiii.ii,i ........ . ................... I VDILI.At Sedan DcYille Piivver, \ir I 'uiidilinnid I t)RD 4 Door, 6 t yI., Sialion Wagon b d Vuliiiiialir Tr.iiianvla.iun ... FORD t ouulry Sedan b 7 V.*. Overdrive (. III.VKOI.LT Slaliuti Wagon 6 1)1.. Sid. B7 *485 4U3 2385 695 595 Ml VKOI HT Ion I’irkup, Ul IliHII d,. Vntomal l« lil.V ROLL I 4 Door, 6 4 > I., Mu. Wagon 1445 D9 I1*1.A MOl TII 2 Door Hardtop 795 5 0 6 C jL Sid Shift 53 C3 Cl C3 CADILLAC I Door Sedan IIwVillas Power Ant Air 4'niul. ( IIE\ KOI ET », Ion I’irkup ft t >I Std. Shill ( IIEVIIOI.KT 4 Door Slaliou Wagon V-* Vutoniailr ----- ...... CHEVROLET 4 Hour Sedan 8 Cyl., Sid. Shift 695 1095 1795 1185 AND MA N Y OTHERS A T — 219 L. 2nd ST. AND 2303 PA R K AVE. easy gm ac paym ents *? \ 1 f \ > ■¥r �I I- i • fVnY nt Bgnfnrlt Page 10 — Mar. 18, 196S SrralB Jhjufiwaif FIRST OF THE WEEK From Cuban. Jails F- y Release Seen For 3 3 HO M ESTEAD A KB I can prove tbnt the nine a former New York City (U P I) — Jnmea B. Dono­ American skindivers nr-| resident. "These are the only two rested by Cuban Premier van, the New York attor­ Fidel Castro s e v e r a l American ladies who were ney who brought two weeks ago were not snl>o- held prisoner,” Donovan American prisoners bnck teurs but were shipwreck- ( said. from Cuba Sunduy, said od and should I k* re -1 He said be visited 17 ) American prisoners on the he hopes to gain release leased,” Donovan snid. o f the estimated .7.7 other1 He said "nlxmt 35” Isle o f Pinos, a Cuban o f f ­ Americans held in Cuban Americans, Including the shore island, Saturday two women released .Sun­ afternoon, and talked to jails. Donovan and the two day and the skindivers, others in Havana Sunday. women whose releaso he were Castro’s prisoners. Ho said he spent three The women arc Martha |hours talking with the obtained a r r i v e d here from Havana on a special O’Neal o f Atlanta, (la., s k i n d i v e r s who were and Orlando, Fla., and seized last month. plane. Mm. O’Neal, who told “ I am confident tbnt Oaraldine Shamma, a na­ within the next few weeks tive of Boston, Mass., anil newsmen she was man-1 X. <r handled at the t i m e o f her arrest, said she was taken into custody because Cuban authorities "claimed I had some kind o f contacts in Miami.” She said she was given only token legal represen­ tation at her trial but was treated "nicely” in prison. “ I ’m going to be the best American <• i t i i. e n ever,” Mrs. O'Neal said. "I can thank flixl for this and I can thank Mr. Ken­ nedy, Mr. Donovan and Castro, who let me go/’ Mrs. Khamntn, about Yanks HO, said she owned a home in Cuba l*cforc her arrest but has no plans to get it bnck "because I wouldn't go back for a million dol­ lars.” She snid she was ar­ rested in March o f I960 and c h a r g e d with counter­ revolutionary activities. Flavor Aged” IT. *S. Choice CHUCK RO AST 1 i leORTAFLr STtfttO PHONOGRAPH MODIC JOS TliU V . M portable I* unmatched in ila price cla*a! Look at all it otfera: Powerful dual-channel V « M am p li fi er , tw o q u a li t y aiirakm. one in l h* record playing unit, pint a ''Portable H|>ralier" that store* in the raae and aepa. rate* up to IB ft. for wide at-rea rovcra*c.TI>eV»M 4-Hpced Auto­ matic Record t.’lianfrr play* all |«ipul*r record size* and has con­ venient Automatic Manual-l'tay frature that protect* needle after ■utflr-rreoril play. Case la covered in aturdy, attractive green and white pyroiylln. V . M sound quality, value and low price make this a hlf buy In slrrt-o iMtriahlea. F> i Mo/* m /or n sound demon. I rnl wn . . . You'll llkr III SENIOR (U R L W IND SCOUT TROOP 211 made flying trips last Sunday afternoon as a require­ ment on the Wing Scouting Analyst Badge and as an Outdoor Activity in observation o f Nation­ al Girl Scout Week. From left, those making tho trip were Susan Stewart, July Wilkins, Jo Ann lluhn, Elyse Gassman, Nikki Morgan, Judy Lewis, Bonnie A vend, Sheryl Williamson, Nancy Rogers, Vicky McArdle, Donna Danklefs and Sue Jaillut. I,u Jaillet is not shown in the picture. Wipe-Out Nears For Measles WASHINGTON (U1M) — Tin* government trill n|>en the ckmr Tucxlay to llrendng of two type* of meaalei vac­ cine* aimed at wiping out a diacaae almnit ai common to childhood at akinned knrev Health, Education and Wel­ fare Secret ary Anthony J . Crlebrezzc announced today he would take tl>e final atep toward llcemlng the vaccine* by ordering additional aland aril* governing their manu­ facture to be published Tues­ day in the Federal Register., Although there usually 1* a 30 day wait alter publica­ tion n( (lie standard*, Cclcb r e w aald tills had been waived and the new atandard* wfiiild lie effective immedi­ ately. Ib is mean* dial several tendency to consider measles f, rt.mpunirs which have lieen uncomfortable tmt randy aer- I waiting fur tlie final word lou*. 11n» I* not an altogether from the government will be valid Iwlicf, however. In 19flo, able to begin producing and there were 410 deaths from marketing Ihe vaccine* al­ measles while only 200 deaths most Iminedfalely. I from polio were reported. However, a Public Health No other disease occurs a* Service official said ho ex­ ; frequently among children. pected no ruati like the one Almost every child exper­ that followed licensing <>f iences it a* part of his early period of growing up. polio vaccine*. The disease frequently 1* 1 He noted (hat although they . accompanied hy complication* 1 ccn occur at any time, mea­ ami they ran lie serious. The sles epidemic* are nio»t most serious complication is | common in the late winter encephalitis, which can leave ■ and early spring. This means a child handicapped for life. Ihe most critical jteriod for Pcniimonia also often is as this year i* already past sedated with measles. Another factor ruling Roth vaccines stem from 1 against any stampede for the the work of Hr. John Knders, j vaccine* is dial there i* a a NohcI Prize winner from j Harvard University, and an associate, Hr. Thomas Pee- I hies, who isolated a strain j of measles wros in 19.M. Daniel F. IlirUel 111, soil of Mr. and Mr*. Daniel F. Ilirtzel Jr., Seminole Height*. Lnngwood, a Marine aviation cadet, ha* completed preflight nclioo! at the Pensacola Naval Air Station. Men In Service i .1 I i William M. Hoggs, aviation itnrckrrpor flrat clan, re eently w.u trarufmed to the Fleet Reserve after nearly 21 years of honorable active duly with tlie Navy. He wat attached to Heavy Attark Squadron One (V A ll-t) at Sanford Naval Air Station. A native of Nile*, Ohio, Ikiggl enlisted Sept. 30. PJI2, at I.mis* llle, Ky. He 1* mar­ ried to the former Miss Mary l.ang, of Raltimore, Md, and they have a son, John IS. 'Hie rc*idt at 114 Laurel Drive. Airman Morgan W. Angllsh, son of Mrs. Rtilhn M. Mor­ gan, 13uJ West 11th Street, is serving aboard the amphi­ bious assault ship USS Thetis Ray, which recently returned to her home port, Norfolk. Vn , (mm duty in tile Carih ||,yy AT THIS — price SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. It* M AONOUA AVK. FA 2-1562 (■real Savings on Easy Terms ROM A WORLD OF FIN E FU R N ITU R E MATHER of Sanford ALL FINEST QUALITY SENSATIONAL VALUES 217 P A R K AV K . FA 2-011.7 SANFORD, FLA. • • Sirloin Tip Lb. HONK Under Tlie Management FULL CUT ROUND IN RUMP ROAST lb. 67c SIRLOIN TIP ROAST lb. 8 7‘ SHOUL. ROUND ROAST lb. 57c CHUCK STEAKS 1 0 0 % P U R E G R O U N D B EEF M ATH ER Hib End CHOPS 3 lbs. 9 7* 3 lbs. *1 ’ chops* 2 lbs. 7 7 ‘ L A RU TA 12 OZ. CAN IN ST A N T CORNED BEEF . . . . COFFEE FRUIT COCKTAIL . . , 19c KVKR FRESH 20 OZ. B R E A D ............... 2 -39c CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 6 OZ. JAR Lim it 1 With $.7 Food Order VKtiKTAIil.K V A It l i m KS NO. 1 CAN - I.IM IT 4 ....... .... 2-250 MKAT V A R IK T K R NO. I CAN - LIM IT 4 2-290 AUTOCRAT A N N O U N C IN G TH E O P E N IN G O F - SHUKFRESH ICE CREAM 2 H ALF GAL. BISCUITS $ f J PRO FESSIO NAL "P in t*" Limit 2 Plenne Rubbing Alcohol . . . . 10c Limit 6 Plea** « PACK - 12 OZ. CANS Canadian Ace Beer . . 89c GOI.DKN HIPK FERTILIZER BANANAS 4-7-5 . . . 100 lbs. $1.79 6-6-6 . . . 100 lbs. $1.99 6-6-6 . . . 50 lbs. $1.09 DRY CLEANERS LB. - BY - Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RKSKRVKI) PRICKS GOOD TH RU M A I L 20 “Courtesy and Service” OUR MOTTO • We • Give T V Pick-Up and Delivery • / Stamps Service Calls 39c SH URFINK NO. .70.7 CAN of Sanford Sanford’** Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20.7-09 K. 1st ST. F A 2-098.7 lb. 57c LEAK WESTERN PORK CHOPS Of CECIL R . JO N ES STEAK lb. 67c lb. 67c ALL MEAT STEW FAMILY STEAK Formerly Genes Scm. Cleaners & Laundry Now 97 Culic Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights S EM IN O LE 6 6 " Service • Idinthin Until “Flavor Aged” U. S. Choice FAMOUS NAME BRANDS In -an. PARK AVENUE L I I (U V STEAK DORIS and M A R V IN M IL A M MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1963 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. T h u t t u H 25TH & PA RK u / �'• t f \ + - n * >v P u b lic O Is ! 4 T A L L Al l A S S K K — Guv. Farria Rryant said today a public de­ fender proposal will Ik? in|trod mod on t lie opening day of tin* 106ft legisla­ ture. Passage of the propos­ al. requiring the state to , furnish free legal counsel for poor persons charged j with crime, was given a big boost by a V. S. Su­ preme Court ruling on state - provided lawyers for the needy. n> la r r y vt:it.suit . Ilr.vnnt said be antici­ Mayor Tom McDonald K"t pated tbe ruling of the e io ° a parkins ticket Saturday . and paid it promptly. *1 « Did yoti hear about the truck pulling up at the hack of the jail and unloading a .Vat pound drum o| cleaning fluid addressed to Die May fair? . . . They got mixed up . . . Hard to tell which is winch . . . • • • \ 01.. Aft ju u u a high court and feels cer­ tain the proposed Florida public defender law will satisfy the’ requirements of the court and also aid the cause of justice. The ruling w i l l be thoroughly studied by the State Attorney General’s Office to determine its ef feet on other convicted criminals. Tiie court ruled Monday that an attorney must lie provided l»y the state for any defendant in a crimi­ nal case who is unable to pay for one himself. The ★ ★ ★ it it it County To Bow To Court Mandat® Seminole I'uiiiitv will join the remainder of Flo­ Sonny Huliorn ha* replaced rida and bow to a l ’. S. Supreme Court decision that Joe linker on that Industrial court-appointed attorney s shall be paid at state ex­ Park Hoard. pense for representing indigent defendants. Request by the Seminole County liar Associa­ rejected b\ the Seminole 1 • 5 0 % » o i u I % V » if« I 0 J. NAS awaiting new A3 J 3 tion for such funds was More capability than A3-J-I. County Commission in a • • • unanimous vote only Iasi City Manager \V. E. Know * |Tueiday. les will get back to Ills draft Apprised this morning ol ing board soon on plans for the U. S Supreme Court s de­ a massive reconstruction of rision and of Gov. Farris M 13th St. . . . Cost in the neighborhood of $30,ouo . . . Dry ant's announcement dial Fund* oul of next year'* bud a public defender proposal will be introduced in Ihc Leg­ get. islature next month, Chair­ man J. <-*. Hutchison, of the Tiie American Door and County Commission, said: Machinery Co. of South Sem­ “ Since this now is manda­ inole ha* closed il* door* anil tory hy the l!. S Court, then moved to Del.and . . . They tiie Stale must rome up with were employing 15 people. something. I will gather more information and. if necessary, CONVERSATION W 1 T ii bring up Ihe question at our GENERAL HUTCHISON: next meeting." REPORTER: We hear Joe Carroll Burke, president of Gazil will appeal the Zoning 11|(. ||f,r Association, who hall Commission * ruling against pi-pnentcd the lund proposal his $150,000 shopping center jn j|)r fount'- Commission "at ‘Ravenna Park. Can dr ll( , | M1 ln 4 niorililu* id tills lo lhat? ■'Where »l:-.e ami local TIIE C. E N K R A I. : Y e s govi-inmeni* neglect mil or everyone tin* a right to ap­ refuse through their leader* peal to (lie County Commis- in government to meet the ►ion ehallengr of our tlines ami REPORTER: What's the w h e r e individual liberties, need of a Zoning Commission mbits and licallli i involv­ if all their derision* have to ed. the federal go* eminent come before the County Com will continue lo accept the mission 7 challenge and meet such lias • * • le needs a* local wild state The C m i n i y Commission government* could have pro will override Zoning Hoard vtiled lint l.nled lo do either Decision on llie pro|io*ed through lack of foresight or shopping renter out by Ra­ Icur ol criticism from their venna Park. constituents. • • • "The Seminole County bar Slopped off at Certified Association member* w i l l Slings out by Casselberry continue when apimintcd to way enroute to Winter Park defend indigent acrused de­ yesterday and shot the breeze fendants with the same dil­ with Jim Avery and Del Lay- igence and vigor as they rep­ fayetle . . . business is Iroom­ resent any other client. I. ing and the Imj.v* got a healthy personally, feel lhat poor men order supplying slings for sIkiiiIiI lie defended with the missiles . . . Jim >ay* heavy same zeal that they ire piobusiness ronun' in from Ovie­ secuted." do. C.rnrva . . . Nothing from Sanford! Anti-Caslroiles Blast l.ussians Red Planes Made Passes At U.5. Carrier ... BRIEFS l->tnb!i.-hocl l!»08 ITKS.. MARCH 1!*. Voters Out In Numbers Disabled Plane Lands Safely. 111111.01011'. FEC Threatened With Extinction By Rail Workers i t ’ Pli Europe Ini* served illitii-e hy wuy of a pair of : -urpri»e einissarie* to "SpaceI loot U.8 A." tlial it will statl i riling lockets next year in » Itiil lo la'iome tin* world's fluid spai-e-laiim-liing power. JACKSONVILLE ( F P U — \ leader of striking railroad worker* said Monday they intend lo press their strike against llie Florida East Coast Railway until they either win a ottleimnl nr ►Swan Son«pul (lie company nut of Inisi H> I mlrtl I'n*** hiirniMiion.il lie**. U niter |tin« lit « i| it* *\suu 'W e would like to *ell|e sunt: Imljiv. «l ir Ill’ll iliyr l In’ anil Ohio Yallry with |Ike strike, of course, and *ee min. poxinj? nrw flood threats the railroad do a good lm*i in fht* Kni*t mid tie** llllt lllllll II 1* M i l l e d , dlitllpilltC allow Jtrittits til*' w e are going lo Ir x to c Io m * IIO III m 'I'II pill IIIW. down Ihe FKC if wo tan . . . iiur intention i* lo eventually Drotlyo I Mans ' close down llie line in oidcr W A S H IN G T O N <l ’ IM ) — 10 gel a u-(tleineiil," said ( 'o ii^ tt’itNinnn I.. K . .Sik»’R of 11 C Jones, i rt -lviHW *u ii| ilio June*, secretary of llie Nav> I'la iin to tlrctl^ c tin' -trike committer represent­ IV fi'M co ln h n tlio r t lifinii* I ing II noil-operating union* fro m th r CSulf o f .Mexico to I which well! on strike ogainsl (he N a v y ilm ’k * in th e «o niiii|c the FEC Jan 21. made hi* fiM nl y e a r to ncco m im xlnle comments after picket line* I he m re in ft r n r r ie r l.r x n iK - were extended Monday lo llie Kloelrnmotive III i i * i o ii ton. | (EMIII of tieiierol Motor* 1Co., al it* diesel locomotive JiiK- Question repair plant here. N K W Y O IC K l l l ' h — O u r «|ii«'ivtinri today dom inated in thu> lit y 'A m u •paper d is p u te . Ilou toiler can L o c a l ft o f the p r in t e r * union rc » i*t |»re*.iure to lei'o nm d er it* re je c tio n of tin* p u b lish e r*’ to u tin e t o f f ­ e r T 'llie picket lilie * were* enlu lle d .Moiidav when photoe iiX M iv e i* u e n t on » tn k « . SANFORD. FLO R ID A NO. 671 Status Quo On Milk Contro law tip tn now has proviileil for a .slate-appointed attorney only in capital All-Out W ar cases. L A K E L A N D <FPI> — Tiie Tin* court made its rul­ State (inriii* uml Fresh Water ing in tin* case of Clar­ Fish Commission ha« declared ence Karl Gideon, .sen­ ull-oul war mi illegal fishing tenced to five years on opeiatinn* in Lake Okeechobee i near the Lak*port community charges of breaking into a |n»o | room in Ray Comi­ N avy C rash JACKSONVILLE ( l*PI I — ( bearing on directly opiwsitc ty. Fla., with intent to V high state official, who proposal*. JA C K S O N V IL L E (l?l»D — steal. Gideon acted as bis A Navy helicopter carrying helps regulate the milk in- I One would do away with own attorney and was a work errw lo tliiv acene of a dtislry, said today that milk |all price controls, now strictconvicted by n jury in jet crash la«l week losl power prico controls not lie aliot. ! ly maintained at the procur19G1. The court decision uml crashed itself Mmiilay, ished or extended unlll the er level The other would overturns the conviction. tint the four men oil board legislature ha* a chance to lint***** new control* at the The ruling affects pri­ e**n|iod injvny. study the whole situation. whole etc level for a PJUmarily five states - Flo­ Agriculture Commissioner day viiu-i gcncy- p-iiod. rida. Alabama, Mississip- F ir s t Lem ons Conner outlined In* recom­ Doyle Conner recomniemled »i. North Carolina and I'AI.M IIEACII t C l ’ l l — that the "statu* quo" Ik* mendations in a letter to maintained a* the Milk Alex Shnw, director of the South Carolina. Klnriila'n fiint Commission opened a public division of Dairy lnJu*tr\ The concern in Ally. lemon tfinVf « i o to In* Gen. Richard Frvin’s of­ ruled nt liohititlou n, nurtlifice, where assistant A. G. ttrit «»f lin o , thin »fl«inoon Spicoln .was assigned to with (gov. KnrrU Hr >ant s t ii d y the case, was M’ht’iluU’il lo Mlrittl. whet her the high court rulinjr might be retroac­ F o u r K ille d tive and thereby jintnmnIIK ItU N . N. J. turn tieallv free all of some -I.- Tour tiT iM ip m on«* hillnl uni) convicts sentenced in and six olhor persons injured F l o r i d a without legal Monday n uhl when tln*ir ton counsel. voitihlr ct.xslu'd thioimh a This seemed unlikelv, Ktiaitliuil anti foil in a luiiyl.’ A near inn per vent liirn-mit of rogiitltTcii vntci'it however, since the Gi­ ol hiirh-toiiMon win* onto wa* anliiipaM'il linlny in the North Drlmulo council­ deon opinion does not tailioml I ih U . man elect ion by Mayor Frank Fannin. mention anythin)? about "The turn-out is very jfooil," the Mayor sniil nt retroactivity. A Look-See 10:ftll ii.m. "It i* milch better I him \ve nuticipateil T h e decision might, MIAMI ICKAt II i C P I) ami. therefore. I expect a near-perfect vote." however, according to ini­ A tinoo-ii.an tonm of llcpiihlie added llia t at I I I : 311 a in tial speculation provide limit* will tnkr a look at .Mi elei-tora bad ea»l th e ir bnl Mime trrounds for hun­ Miami I leach * oomrntioti fa lot*, am ong the 111.’ re g iste re d dreds of convicted men cilitha today, Midi an ryt* to i o te r*. to make appeals for new m ’oiunmiidiiitr wlui,. their I lo v e )m *ts on llie C o im eil trials. Spirilla said he will party i*Mould hold it* I I are al M ake, vv till these re g i* have to se a ropy of the national oolivenllnn. l i 'ir d e a lld id lite * court's decision before ^ Jack Spaulding. Claieme know ill)? just what its ef- S d ’VIllJf Notiee Memory. Mrs. John Vail iAPE CANAVERAL - feet will be in Florida. Fe|HM-|, Arl Rhodes, Fasilla. WASHINGTON (IT 'D — Four long-range Russian re­ connaissance planes made nine passes over the huge aircraft carrier Constellation in the Pacifir March Hi. The Defense Department announced the episode Mon day. The "snooping" — the third Mich case reported re­ cently—took place find miles west at Midway Island• d-r apoVaJ j y iii.o Hawaii ( CPU — A T> fh.1 loug-rii'r.e Fear i oil 7a vy < oustcllatioii carrying Itai-'.inro plain s wb. il «'iev K4 per-oil*, including nine tlevv nearly *iv were more fhaft 2( o ile- children away. Jet Itiicrccplor* nom liouis over the Pacific- loila.v tin Constellation earn- < out ! with two ol it* lour engines a rounllne serial intn pi ' disablett before landing saleabout inn Hide* from llie ly w ith only 1.1 nnmile* ol file! slop. L nit«'tl l’re«s Leased Wire Frank Ferrin. Reginald Well >ier. Rill Harris and Henry Want. M e m o ry , I ii e ii m b e n t , under Conner, ami a voting member id the Milk Com mission Conner *ald lie wa* not attempting to tell Shaw how­ to vole. There have been re|>or!s in the pa*t that Con­ ner wa* displeased with Shaw's frequent votes in sup­ port of priee controls. Conner and lus agriculture advisory committer have re­ commended tlial both Shaw and the board ot Health's re­ presentative. Itolicrt Carter, lie removed by the ta'gislalure u* voting iiiemlirr* ot ihe rommi**ioii Conner said no ngenev charged with policing and enforcing regu­ lations ol an industry should sit on boards making |M>Ilev for llie industry. Conner said lie ha* been flooded wnh conflicting re­ quest* from all segments ol the dairy industry urging him |o instruct Shaw how lo vole. “ I have never Ii Id one of our div ision direct >r* how lie should vole on mailer* liploir a commission on which he serve*.” C.mnrr tub! Sliavv. bin lie s.i.d he wauled 10 inform Shaw that in Ids opinion tin- lie*! policy would !»•' to maintain « sIhiu. quo. Carnage Seen By Scientist l i l l . l , I I K M I 'I I I L L ★ ★ ★ . Rotary Names Hemphill New Club President Rill Hemphill, Sanford auto dealer was elected pres1* deni of llie Sanford Ifotnry* ( tut*. Mediie.day. Named a* vice president by* the boa id wa* F* D. Seolt, ow nei of Sanford Auto Part*. Hospital Administrator Roll. eil llt'sserri will hold tile po­ sit toll of Sergeant at Anns New of fit eis veill Itol as­ sume llieir ptisis off eially milit July. In the uieniitiinc. PlCsidellt-eleel 11•-nipliil I will uppoilll Ills ciiiuiniltl'es. atlend iiuluiiig ussi'iitblies for pcenuleills and aeerelaile* at I get niganixed for llie year nt llie helm of Uie Rotary wheel, lb. It. W. Roprcelit, who long lias served as seeretaryr of llie local dub wu* itmini* oioiisly leiiami'd lo lluil posi­ tion and Muller Hay lies, eiiurler member was again mudit Ireasurer. Newly elected dileetors I *>r (lie I lin e year term surr Roll* ei r Messerei, l.eoipr Tuilliy of 1- H I Feileial aiql llowuni Hodge- of tiie Sanfuiii AtImii■*- Rank. t \I‘ K • \NAVl.R \l. t CPD — \ t s seiener leader sai l lialay that man will roil Uie ri*k ol killing i n billion |h' o pie hi a single conflict with ill llie loo year* unless InJoe Kiiri.r i» re|Miiteil a* a ehange* In* w.iiiin • wav.*. write hi ealidulale in group < Dr I \ Getting, picsiiiciit T iie polling |>lm i* clo se * al of Aerospace Coip.. »aid in . an addle** prepared for de­ 7 p in. livery before a group of thr nation'* lop seienll*t* and ti-elmielan* Uml ' bulb llie in I*-ii*itv and niagnitiid • u. eullfliel* ale ri*ing *' Gelling cited dial I* of Ih * CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I) lerrilile eaniage" of pa*l war* vvlneli. hi this eeiiiury — llie F. S. Navy launched T A I'N A . P e ru l t i n l - P e r u ­ alone, have k ll«-d 42.5 mil­ il* .oli. iih ed model Polaris v ian new sp iip i'l * r i'ls ille d In lion people, "A-S" missile III a surpri.sii d a y tlia l c o n fid e n tia l ilo eii firing Induy. but the rocket m e n u and a m e ta l ease eon wandered oif course and had la in iu g two lo iiitiiy gnu* w e re to be blown up. I Oil lid am ong llie e f l c c t . id It was Hie second failure two C a stro ■ i u lia ii "ilip lo at tin* testing center In le.si m a t* " k ille d in F r id a y 's b o ­ \\ VSIIINGTON' (I PI) — than 15 Imur*. Last night, a ll* ian a ir lin e r c ra s h . Marlin Vl.ffnti.i t'orp. of in nui* m.ni “ Instant ICbM" i ol IliimlM'rlu Canales, |h>- llnlliiuoie ha* been named to a lo swerved oft II* plumirl liee eoiumander m llie Taena develop a line anli.mi>*lle path uml, like today's Pol­ legion, would neither conlirm ini*>.It- wliieli would have a aris, was deliberately de­ nor deny the report. f a s t e r reaction eapabilily stroyed. There wa* no immediiite in Ilian pie Nike Zen* and would bath mishaps were witness. dilation ns lo the nature ol lie lielli i able lo lell real ■ I lii smile ii‘ m of llie nation's llie papci* said lo have been missile warheads from de­ top M'icnlisls and technician*, discovered among the belong­ coys. attending a three-day spare ing* of tin* Cubans, who were 'Hie new mi*sile — named fligai testing conference al among (I person* killed in llu- Xpinil will In- dev eloped nearby Cornu Reach, Fla. llie clash. In llie In III al il* Di lantin 'three I!. S Air Force hell- 11 ia l pl.inl a* a siibenlillae ropier* were In take off lo- lor in Hell Telephone l.ilmra day. weather permitting. In lories help recover the boiliri oi the Page 2 budge cia*ll victims Clussifieil .... . Page • S ji.n ild m g and K lio d f* a re hi group I. F a s iila . llie iin ib e iil, and l e i r i i i m group 3, and W eb ster, f l a m * M a id and M<* V a il Fe p o el in group J . Navy Launches Polaris A-3 Crash Unearths Cuban Papers Martin To Build New Missile Candidates Three |>oliltral randidaici, Gordon Frederick, J.<n F'm • tune and Mack Cleveland Jr., will *peak to mi'inlicrs oi Ihe bear Lake Coiumiinitv l lull. Tlmrsdav at K pin. al llie Florida Power Club lluu*e. believe il or not Imt we »aw Il on Commercial Avenue . . , Woman seated in the back of a car waving a magazine to Grenade Blamed fan . . . a cat in a cage. MIAMI (UPI)-Antl-Castro S A N F R A N C IS C O (IH M l D e B ary C O f C * • * f raiders Monday shot up a I'u stn l in v e s tig a to r . Mild .‘J Convicts C antrlil Tiie Dellarjr Chamber ol T W O I O R T I I F SHOW ' fu r lle n ilil K tlitor I .an y G round s e a rc h e r* te a e lird Navy crying lor jet (uet . . . 1Hmsiun freighter in a north Coiillei .... Pag" ft Ind uy Unit a hand g ry lia tle , I Colllliieree will bold a dinner DF.I.AM) (U l'li ^ liluod VtT*hifl ( l i y l i t ) an In* |)iuibase<l a eet o f ticket* tin- e ra s li site M onday and Atlantic (.'oust Line still look- Cuban port and a nearby So1leur Al'l.y ...... Page -1 p o ssib ly being m ailed tioiiie meeting Wednesday al ti 30 liimiid* trucked down three fur the liij? Sem i-Centennial Rail emuiiq? up A pril ►aid l l i e i r w e re no su rv iv o rk ing over those lf> copies id Get army camp in twin sea Editoiiul ... Page 4 a . a so u v e n ir fro m llie F m e cu|N'd eulivlel* m llie w m I* p. in al the Dellary Fire lie 27 at the M a y fa ir Inn. C harlie K n n ip f. publicity engineering report*. ; attacks, ail exile s|Mikesmati| Elllei (Uliliiieiit E a s t , m ay Im ve lieeii n-ip o n - erealloti Hall oil Columha ltd. 1 1 *9 no rib of iiere carl* lodav bit t hail man fur llie giant .*u yea.' celelirat ion maker* reported Monday u.’ghi. Leg. 1* Page ( > A- 7 sild e fo r no e x p lo s m i .Monday S jie a k c r w ill lie D r. .la m e * M ixed T ra d 'n jf Hirer others remained a the mile. " I t ’s fpiinj: tn be the l»ij?pe.*t event in Reliable informant* here \ CONVERSATION' WITH lag. ft Puzzle in the U . S . l*o *tiil fn ilit y at S te w a rt of Stetso n t 'n lv e r s ily , NEW YORK i CPI i- Slock* large lla- men escaped limn the ininitv in nil year.*," ca y* Kitnipf. and exile* m New York said M VCK CLEVELAND JR ♦SiM’M y weie mixed mi rout mi- trad tin- tlule road prison camp , Sun F 'in n e is in In te i n a tio n a l a n il In* su b ject w ill I h- ' f l i l l Page l ( Herald J’ lliitu) Reporter Now (hat llie llie altaek* al the port of Sa- ’ mg at Ihe iqK'iilllg today. S|Hli ^ I A ir p o r t . 1o v o p liica l M a r x is m ." |here .Sunday night. I’llgU 5 Supreme Coqrt ha* isMiitl a gua la (irandr raused "con­ mandate on state providing siderable damage" and left n lawyers for the needy how number of Russian* dead and wounded do you feel about it? A garbled radio broadcasl Cleveland. In view of the ruling they should he reason­ from Havana, apparently re i ferring to the raid, said "sev­ ably compensated. Lund's »p|m*ition was lias 'ever, a cheek by The Herald of a resolution asking the ’ elude lids statement of ex­ T o w n C o u n cil M onday eve n ’ o f A R a iiin ile Proposed ineorjairalion Spring*, sail Reporter: What means rea­ eral wounded men were taken to Havana " sonable? ed on the argument " I do not flu* morning brought out tlial ing tin iiled lli h h a i i l C avse l th is id tcrn o o ii llie Town is Fern Park lunught a 4 1 nfi legislative delegation lo op punsion lo thr county line. Ih e twill allaik* were ear in llie Town Council of Cat Iwm' tiie incorporation of Cleveland: No blank cheek In qiiuk order, l i ’ go was walil to antagonize the people Alluiiiontr .spring* l* not ol berry lo a vacancy on llu* not oflieially on rccurd a.« op js*isiug llu- liiior|Hii.iilmi of . . . Some controls will be ried oid by an organisation aiip|Kirted in a motion hy of Fern Park. Me have area* lleinlly on record ill tills mal town Zoning board lor an un selberry Monday evening. Fern Park Fern Park Imt “ vie may do needed known as the “ Second E*Ia-go Talked llie question Counciliut-n Louis M'oodliam, in Casselberry still not Ineluil ler. expired two-year term. A charter committee of it " lie indicated he Will • • • cumin.n Front-Alpha tit, " A Monday evening's ineetiiig ed in llie Town." Casselberry, joining Hie op "speak iny piece al the ( Alta­ A CONVERSATION WITH s|Mikesinan lor the group here Fern Park rc»ldents, led tiy w hen be pointed out C a * * c l George Howard and C. L. I a-go* response was that was an extension ol a session position lo Fern Paik » itieoi monte Springs) Council m u l­ confirmed the attacks but former County Commissioner b e rry i* “ en co m p atsed by Overman. JOE DAVIS: lown Atlornry Kennelli Me­ “ we owe our allegiance to opened March 13 and will be IKirutmu. informed the Conn ing M'cdnr*(lay evening" Rcporlcr. Supreme Court added. “ Me cannot give you Vernon Dunn, ha* proposed A lta iu u n tc S p rin g s, lam gwood concluded m another special eil be soon will a-k lor vaea lo request of llie Seminole exp and o n ly to the so u th ." Intosli requested the Council the people of Casselberry Suiifturd eli.ii ged liiat Dunn hui ruled indigent must be any details now County legislative dele gal ion lie further added Dial la * to make it a unanimous vote Lund became mi involved in session scheduled lor 7 p oi. lion ol a number ol plal* be­ and “ iliai liepiiblicitn running given legal aid. How do you K pul through (lie l-egislaturr * e I Ii e r r y i* experiencing ol 5 ii Normally llie chair- Ins arguments tlial lie furgol Thursday evening. tween I asM'llierry and Fern tor ti e Iwgistatun" iJan foil about it? a bill ini<ir|Nirating tlial niiii "growing pains" and charg­ mail, Edmund Lund, doe* not i ilu- Council iiad voted for the TliurMiay evening's agenda Park, lie also requested the Fortniu-i are telling that Al­ Davis: I'll support a bill TB Office ed that the Council must do vote . . . only to break a tie. I resolution op|Ki*ing F e r n will Ih- confined to further Council annex .15 odd >lia|M-d tamonte Spring* will gobble Tiie office* of the Seminole inunliy. now that the court has rul­ McIntosh's request brought park incorporation until re discussion on a proposed or pieces m the Casselberry Up Fern Park unless lbi'*« This matter wa* brought up some long-range flunking lor ed on it . • . Feel that at­ Couniy Til and Health A*»n people Incorporate. When, a* torney* should he reaMinably t will tie closed Wednesday and al what wa* to be the close tiie “ next 50 years." He pic- on flic argument when Lund minded by the Town Clerk, dinance Increasing Cassclhcr perimeter. ry's water rate from $3 to, Darwin Shea wa* named a* a matter of tact, we have no Thursday while Mr* lair-1of Monday evening's special tuml in tiie open meeting expressed opposition to any Mrs. L. L. Henning. compensated Fern McIntosh, in responding lo $3 51 for tiie lirst S.nno gal town building inspector, *ue quarrel with Kern Park or Reporter: What means rea­ raine Graham, executive see- *e>»iou of the Casselberry that “ Casselberry some day (csolulion opposing retary. is attending a meet Council by Councilman Ar- could be an lucorpurated city Park's incorporation. T h e a question Hum Cuunril, re­ Ions, with other changes, and, feeding Clyde Fues>. resign, Casselberry and do not want sonable? His quettion clear lo the Orange County argument continued . . . at ported Altamonte Springs ii on tba proposed annexation I ed. at the recommendation ol any of their territory bu. DAVIS: That's up to the ing of the a>vocialion at the |thur L e g o . we ir not going to he |m*bcd court depending on the botied Meyer Hotel in Jark Itroiiyhl on a ?.Vminute argil line " After the meeting lie l.unil'a own time accounting on record a* opposing Fern of llie Eastern Shopping Cen Muyor Frederick G Heath lied ; Park's incorporation. How Minvilit-. j in* oi and a 11 vote m uvoi irquc.tcil tile press liol III . . . lor 25 minutes, , J Mayor Giwrenea Kwo!fold, around either." type ol ca*e. f Herald Index Rift Splits Council Over Incorporation * 1 i WK.ATIIKR: Fair through WednoMlny. High today, 8'*-00. T.nw tonight, tio-70. 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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>, March 18, 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/aa19f24553a49db28e185ca691a2f8ce.pdf 618f22db0dda9c18f33eb15bb7309def PDF Text Text ( V S ip ftatrfo rh ^ rre lb Page 4-A — Mar. 1 4 ,19G3 Area C 01C To Hear. Annual Contest D r Donna Gains Tha Longwood Area Cham, her of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting a t 7:30 p. m. Thursday In the Civic League flu IMing on Church St. Following the b u a i n e i a meeting the Annual Seminole County D istrict Conteat on Soil and W ater Conservation will he held. Boys In the area competing In this conteat will give a short talk on the sub­ ject. Judges, who will accompany the boys, will choose a winner to compete In an area contest to be held In Orlando. Winner from this contest will go on to state competition. Refreshments will be served 'a fte r the meeting and pro­ gram by Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Ellery KaddJn. Longwood HD Club Holds Luncheon And Program Meet By Donna Estes This month’s meeting bf the Longwood Home Demon­ stration Club was hold last Friday with 35 member* In attends nee. lajncheon hos­ tesses for the dsy were Mrs. Arthur Putm an and members living In the Sanlando T rail­ e r P ark. Tables were decorat­ ed is the S t P atrick ’s Dsy theme. Mrl. Mary Hartley gave ■n inspirational talk linking the space achievements with God’s work. Mrs. Milton Tin­ sley led the flag salute and she sod Mrs. C. L. Leggett presented s program on high­ way Safety. __ Mrs. George Otto announc­ ed that more blood donors are needed for “ Donor Day" to be held next Friday by Old Glory American Legion Post 183. Announcements of upcom­ ing events included invita­ tion* for m em bers to attend the Fashion Show and F ash ­ ion Contest to be held March 28 a t the Home Demonstra­ tion Center in Sanford and the Longwood Civic League's Spring Festival scheduled this Saturday. Congratulations were ex ­ tended to Mrs- Myrtle Ken­ drick who celebrates her 83rd birthday this month. During the business m eet­ ing a nominating committee was appointed to recommend a slate of officers for the coming club year. On the Pressure Creosote! Fence Posts — Poles, etc. Wood Preserving Co. 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Announcement was made® that the guest for the April meeting will be County Agent Cecil Tucker who will speak on “ Lawns and G rasses." DOWN PAYMENT Oil CRACKER as Vegetable Market In New York Wednesday, cabbage prices were slightly higher with rratea selling et 2.50- 3,00, mostly 2.75. Crate* of red type were 2.50-3.00, and Savoy 2.50-2.75. Carrots In crates of 48 I lb. film bags were 3.00-3,25, unchanged from yesterday’* quute. Cel­ ery was dull, crates of 2 dot. soiling for 3.00-3.25, 2!s to 3 dozen 3.00-3.50 and 4 dozen 3.25-3,50, Crates of IS film wrspped celery hearts were 3.50- 3.75. Chinese cabbage was steady a t 2.00-2.50 for crates of unwrapped heads, and 2.50-2.75 for wrapped. Endive was steady a t 1.75-2.00 and Escarola brought 1.6U1.76, few 2.00. Uomaine was also steady a t 2.26-2.50 per crate. Crate* of curly parsley, smsll and mostly In fair con­ dition, sold for 2.00-2.50. Bushel baskets of splnsch wore steady In price a t 2.252.50 and collards wore 1.76. Radishes wera steady a t 1.00I. 26 per basket of 30 - 0 os. film bsgs and w ater cress was slightly weaker a t 13-16 cents per bunch. In Central Florida Tuesday, the m arket wua steady for practically all commodities except iceberg lettuce, which was slightly higher a t 3.00 pei* crate of 24 heads, and rumalne, which was lower at J. 26-1.50. Cabbage sold for 1.60 a crate and 1.26 fur 60 |b. sacks, with sums sacks of smsllur sises and poorer qual­ ity at 1.00. Carrots were 2.10 fo r mesh sacks of 48 - 1 Ih film bags, and Cliinvae cab­ bage was 1.40 per crate. Cauli­ flower brought 2.25 for car­ tons of 12 medium to large heads, endive was 1.25 p tr crate, and escarola was 85 cents. Curly parsley was 2.00 per crat* of 6 dozen bunches. Bushel baskets of m ustard and turnip tops were 1.25 and spinach was 1.60. Radish­ es were 76 cents per basket. Shipments from Florida Tues­ day included: Celery rail 33 truck 67| cabbage rail A, truck 130; Escarola rail 2, truck 25; lettuce rail none, truck 10 and radishes rail none, truck 18. com mittee will be Miss Doro­ thy Heath. Mrs. E. P. Rich­ ards and Mrs. Otto who ex­ plained duties of each of­ fice. Instructions and dem onstra­ tion* on msking parchm ents FAirfax 2-1562 �. ~ l P?-00U*6 lly LARRY VERSHKI. V# r Soviets Quell' Revolt? • *lti»|„*» ft ft K «n WEATHER: Fnir through Saturday. High Dvlny, 8.V90. I.ow tonight, f»r>-70. .VI hn% r<,romin*n«lr»! rlt% rmirt ro*t* up . . fimfi r fin** it uill hr 5? . . UMtl hi U* $1 , . . (H er >15 it Mill l»« Si 5** . . . It umm| to hr • • • The Atlantic Coast l.tne Itudroad has requested in copies of engineering sludie* on pi|iehiie cro*»tn; Mellon villi- at the rail tracks. • ft • No one asked me . . . lint It - a pretty ;ood hum li Ihe ‘M an of Industry' of the y ear to lie named at the in ihivtry exhibit April It; at the Civic Center will lie . . . Scott Hums. You can lay SSS on it. ft ft ft Tw enty-fifth Street will be openeil to trallic come next week. County crews working on freeze dam aged roads . . . resurfacing of Cameron Avc first iln n on file agenda. ft • ft fteinemlier that l.iike llri cilia project" It's dead now Hill Hush says lhat rights ofwav could not lie secured . . . Hy the way. Irderslalr 4 slices the area in two ft ft ft Seminole County 1* In * a marvelous position" to be selected a* tlie site tor a proposed *lale unlvcr*lly. In the opinion of Hoiigla* Sionstrum chairm an of the Established 1908 Chamber of lo m m crce long a new range planning eonimittee lorated S trnstm m expressed hi* avcral opinion Ihi* morning (oilowing die Melhinald com m ittee's i report ea rlier this week that Con to »ant th»* Kattlr •»« curteil iluiiiii; t lie* ucek «»l I «I*. IT «it tin* town of HataItnntt, m*al til** n u l l u m t «'i».*t •tf i Ita in Havana I'lnvincr lie s.iitl a total of Hu*Mii«* thrown into Ilie hat t lo ucatllht till' t ’uhmi i«at»el*. One «*f Ihe vletlin* «»i the MISS Sll \RO.N N\ II.1.1 VMS fitfittiliu, t’oiite -aid, a Soviet auny officer named “Ktilr’nif." ★ ★ * ★ ★ The I'uhun leader said a ‘Yon* ideiulde niiaiher" ••f So­ viet tin p* \%a* wounded in the claah. Thev are hoapltali/ed at th« oid Army Geneial lloapilal in Havana, lie •aid.* Thrift* ways itu information leuarditlK Cuban casualties. Conte aaid U>u intormation E s it r e e h\ rrtfit riling the t l«i*h was C c u K t y sinupirled out to him hy mem.'li - Sharon Williams, 17-yeur-oltl iltiuKhlcr of hem of hi* utideiround orgHiiUntinn in Cul*a known a* Mr. and Mrs. l leo Wdliani.* o| l.oeh Ai luq is the first first ynuo't hulv to .■•<»• 1 •' •• "Mi 1 S' *1«• the-•■•v" •*Th« SeiiJjt»«U o| 1 Ilielt* ** mum itiltlicr* For Centennial First M iss 1o u t . . t. Miss Williams i - a tirowu-lu nil, blown-eyed, font one and a half inch majorette at Seminole lliyrh t*i hoot, Who bogilll »i (tool 111 imivcr-uy *hould ho al»o we .ne right in the in the "Orlamlo-Can middle of the area populationwise. (wing in between (loom­ • Pay ton a" area. are right in the nit ing Orange, \ h ums and lire tht* area gcographl- yard Counties." -laical leaders showed not StenMrom slid , and UIIICAlH) (I *1*1> Five nperutinyr 111111111* Imlay asked tin* tiaiimi- railruads tn rrsttniu "uu'aUMigfiil" uogotiutions nvor foathi'i'tioddiny*. The unions said the talks sltmdd take up ayuiin to avoid shiftiny; resiHiasiliility to "liaise outside the industry, to a luisv l.almr Department or an already heavilv burdened magic** ” i~ it a 1 I r n a d repre»rnla live* walked util id liar gam in; sessions only Ko minute* alter they resumed Wediu-* J \t KMIS\ II l.i: U I'll— day in the long, hitler dispute o\er tin- elimination ol jolts. Male School Supcl liltt-mli-lit ‘the liiolherliiMidrepre lliomas II. Ilailey called lo­ Milling Uu- | in- nit'll. eugi ti i g h t lor "snbslaiilial" peers trainm en, rondiietors and tirakemen, and switeh- tearber pav talsrs and leg­ men have illilieatetl in the islation lirrtilig 1 o 11 o I y p.i-l they would strike it Ihe roiitrilintions to p 11 It I i r railroads imposed Ihe liiml si bool siqqioll at 25 per eriii/m g work rule ehatiges lent ol total rusts. Bulleiin It. >1It sides indicated they expected 1‘rvsldenl Krnuedy In liead olf any im m edule crisis lui at least !NI days li) n o w A . . . a|>|ioinling a 11 emergency (act IiiiiIm; Isiard HoyyrVvr, l.alwir Secretury H Willard Wlrlr said in Washington n iu rsd a y night that the dispute over work R a n so m MIAMI (L T D — V tour rules "m ust ultimately lie sell led hy Ihe parlies them- engine I'.m American World Airways plane lilted mm M-lves.” 'Ihe brolherliisMls' three- d e a r skies lodav to take to page teller to Ibe 1 allroads ismi pound- ot ransom in Cuba carried no luni ot a strike amt bring out more re hi gees B R IE F S Welcome Wagon n e e d s 1Ihirope iiiiiIm the puiil.inee • I some horses for file Semi Centennial parade . . . flow ’ « tutor, nml also attended aliout some help -t h a rts in M11 y Imid ,*i-t \ i ft • ft glnin. If was Just revealed today WASHINGTON (MM I She is 110 in eompli*iii‘d Ihal a rity truck went for Itim iu appeared today to lie action It rntici/cd Ihe rail s dunking by Kt. Mellon I’ark keeping it* priunUo to re ­ tw irler mid enok, love* Inn-* representatives lor walking T t luiek ruling, ti uni*, dnm iug lake a few months ago. in 11v e "-evcr.il thou, a ml" ’lop in an acrin rn l a n d out and culled u|mti them t<> MOSCOW ( I f It The ft ft ft olid swlmiuiog, n* well u* military personnel from Cuba 1111100 le.ileis tori fail'll."awaken lo your nldlgation " linpreeedented demnustralra City Manager XX' K. Know­ by mid March, but the great reading mid listening to n lace today lor Mu- lust lime The unions said lliey were lion at the Iraqi embassy m les on v action. We notired bulk of ihe Soviet force* re ­ I cold* mul tnking rare ol to 1 sinie llie I loriila llu*t ready lo negotiate (lie dim!- dicaird today that Ihe hrein two |o t dog*. sonir of flic hoys sliiiiing up mained toa*l Itailway stiike lu-gan nation ot the job* hy tliou*- I n is loiiglteniug it* a1111n.l. the floor in his office . . . U. S iifdcluU *.iid almoM 51 days ago Iml the situa­ until of fireim n, one ot tlie l«»k%anl tin* Aral) countrn‘». Ju st a little loo slick . . . We 2,lNiQ Sov iet perionncl liad tion apparently remained inalh parts of the work rule llc-r ideiil loan .lioold III ili-adloi Kelt slipped twice In there . . . been pulled nut during the levi-inns It eiiiild take tlie E a sy S h o o -In ft • • "blessed with a m-imo of hu pa»l nionlh .uni a -hip now loti* of lb) per cent ol the lo. WXSIIINC.TON ill'll — mor, giMul roinnion sense, wi ll Important Southslde S cIuniI loading appeared capable ol W*i IIIi'ins n llie good huiiuuid i-iiii-lor ot P T O meeting next liii'sdny carrying nearly I,."sat addi rdlieiilcd olid well-niinuo-r<-d" I.XCKSONYll.l.h i l l ’ll Franklin I) Roosevelt .Ii Her ooii-uietiu-ul. ore at 7 -.10 p m Xrcrcdltaimn of tlonal. Thev arknowledged apparently m ade him an easy Management and onion I'.ot igl-.'l? Mild she wiigli* in ot a srhools In tie - discussed. tin* would h ard y nns't Ibe sIhhi in today lor early Sen­ ft • • 1 rs well' scheduled to meet accepted idea of "several wi ll-.li-t t United ||f . proud*. ate eiiiilirmalion as underla d 's help Camp * hallcnge thousand " (.lie to face Imlay (or the lir*l M-.ret.iry of coninieue . , . T hat's Hie Master Seal time since the MmIda Ka«i Vmerieali olttcifcH lndu.it Crippled Children's Camp . . . ed some uncertainly a . to (oast Rallw.iy *tnkr stalled ( Ir a n t s O k a y e d They need good hooks, kit­ whether the lliitslaii* leaving 51 day* ago t niU'd fie** Intriiiational WASHINitTON <1 I'll — chen equipm ent. used towels. included any of the 5.000 men A bliiKtery March slurill llie t'rh a n Renewal Xdniin • • • Tlie meeting was si lied in (our oimliat liaitalions ( \I.!.AIIA\ (til'll — \ uled between financier Fd kukeil iqi its tiei'l* over tlie isrtatliui has uiqirovid aiYou know it v mi much nic­ The United Stale* estim ated er writing alMiui helping pen a month »g" lhat there were Vivy pilot ejerted sate > ball and his stall and chair Itorky Mountains 1•*•1.1y and most <15 million grants and threati ru'd to dump snow and loans for a lit! Hi re proji ct pie llisn needling them all tjie $|7.uoo Soviet m ilitary per- (imn lot attack plan* ni.ir men of till' II non o p eiali"; rnln p lr plains states between downtown Tam pa In-re Thursday. tune. sonnet in Cuha. 4l>rmg le-s Ilian a week and tlie Hillsborough River Tie plane, an A1C bky union* who aie -inking (lie ft ft ft liawk. plunged to the g oimd F I T tor a In V* cents an hour away Jim Hardy gave out H4 ai Folksion, •. . iceo I 1 v age increase Yoscinilc National Park parking ticket- yesterday. to tlie Navy T.iere was n> ball Is hoard rtiulrtii.iii 1,1 rangers reported heavy snow - 1 e o n i i i i N t l ' f l i The ft • • llie EEC. sign ol the plane wlun *.irch fall and plow* tolled all night Merchant XlarunAsiuiria Me hollered through the XX E Howard, chairman ol »o keep road* ami highway* „,,n riutrsday night exnneral parties arrivisl at the scene walls at lairen burgess this PANACEA iL 'I'll - An HV however Tlte Navy saul Ihe tin- Assneiatmn of f huiritu it D ear. ,.(| c a|,t Stanley lairil ot all morning i lie's our neiglilnir fiHit Imj.i I. carrying seven i*-r searrli would roiilinue today tor tin- union* will be t-liiiO Tim new storm dio;i|ted up |„ r die death* ol t.5(0 at the H on d a State llanki sons, and overdue ?l hours u u rd mch ot rain a IH-rsons in tlw sinking ol 1I111li<- pilot, l.t ijgi Joe Var |Mikc-inan tor (lie striki-rs ,ihjut new directors named on a Irqi Horn New Orleans Hall said In- call' d I te Imig the west roast. Chill l;iiii'ii Titanic in 1012 m, 2H, math- Ins way lo a tor L'mted f und ' We'll tell in St fe lirs b u tg Is Ihe ob­ (arm Imu-e near Callahan m eiltng beeause of "Ibe Ii north wind* blew light rain you .Monday," hollered hack ject ot a seal ill in the Gulf ami called ihe Nw.a! Air n.mrial loss being sullcn-d mtu tin- .San Francisco bay T e n s i o n M n l l l l t s our good neighbor. of Mexico today. Station at Jacksonville to re- by tlie employes , . , the <*‘!"in in KNOS AIRES ( I ll 'l l — ft ft ft EEC . . . shippers . . . and The Coast (Juard Auxiliary |kirl tic was sate. I I f Sail Joaquin X alley •,en*ion miiunted in ArgotIhd you know H it..mil passIhe incotiv cm* nee caus' d t» town o( Dinitlia t'allf here was a-kcil hy the Coa*t was Inia Unlay am id rumor* ot id an ordinance that no more Ihe puhllr " Guard at St feterslnirg to litI by ymlfiit winds "Iliitr * ii |His*di'e naval move to Idling stations lie allowed In notify all lat.il* in the area In S to c k s S t e a d ' Hit- sink'- hy 1.2iai einplii} day night, iiinihting jaiwer head oil a jmiIiIu-»I comeback Hie city lim its? . . . NEW YORK (LTD-Chang is ha* paralyzed Ihe I-EC iv line*, rijiping rool- from by suiqxillert oto listed ex he on Ihe lookout lor "The ft • • Dead Sea Queen." a convert­ es wen- predominantly small cpt lor .1 lev* token (tain* In me* and tearing li<r* Irom I're side ill Joan I) f cron Attorneys are n 't giving up ed *lr result- mtv Ire boat tractions at a steady amt Itelwcen Jacksonville atal Alt lli'-g murid No injuries were on County Commission decis­ with a while hull and grey moderate stock mat to I ojh ii anil which ate being opcral rijairted tint [Milicr describ­ Standiiifc S ile n t ion on indigent tee* . . . It eil hy advisory personnel. ed damage a* "incredible.” mg today. deck. I'A (US ' t f h French will be appealed with a group train* stood silent in rrnjily from the b a r appearing lie railway stations today a> lure the county laiard. some .ino omi railway worker* ft ft • struck lor 21 liour* in ay 111 It « ton had with all tbe path) with Dip work slop di iver training courses in I'ALM SI'RIMiS. ( iiltf. Ntikfil Animulit (SINA). Il't miv lie's eeeeiitrii', hut is shocked hy seeing un­ page ill F ra m e s nationalized Seminole High School there Henry, who an I’ront ban the qualities of most clothed animals, lie just coal mines. were only four Sanlord en- (L’l’l) — A imtionwiilc drive to clothe nuked anifieketed the White I Inline men his age (,T2) only feels a deep chagrin and trie* in Hie recent vlayceo suffers moral pain when F e d e r a l U nion lloadco . There were seven mala was caught with ita in an attem pt to have uni- more no." CAIRO 1I ll'll — United seeing naked animals.” T h e straight • faced • druwent down. male* dreaned decently, from Izutigw noil. Arab Itcjiublir President Ga• • * However, he showed a Television gag w riter mivh ‘'everything fell il- Henry - I’lout-Zuckermaii trial XliiU-l Nasser it conferr­ said he lielieved zealot great deal of amusement Hilrk llenrv. wlirt is really logiiallv into place. Still no word from Jake I did it |mrlly to nniune I’ront has as much right when iicwspa|MTs, leluvi- ing willi key vllicials ol Sy­ /o i u ii on plans fur hi* boat Ruck Zuckermati of New and Iraip apjrarcmly on York, admitted Thursday Ruck Henry, hut I’tout to Ire taken aeriously as sion news shows and ria m arina . . . f- H- H anle projMivals lor iNtriodieals tisik I ' r o u t unmn" of their athree"federal watching the calendar . . . he al.-o was (!. Clifford takes it all very seriously. anyone else. coun­ "He's very s i n c e r e seriously during his cunt- tries, It was reportrd Unlay. II*- • jot In* money up on the I'ront Jr., founder of the II know I'ront quite well. Society of Indecenev D» lie's a gn at guy, I would*.about SIMA. He no longer; paign. u b ia lor the project. Face-To face TEC Meet Set Pilol Ejecis From Falling Jet Rain, Snow Plague Plains All-Out Hunt On For Boat ** SANFORD, FLORIDA Lets Taik, Unions Ask •*I hr Soviet* lime ilonr ••% .ic'fly that. I urj;f» the fovn*taiy to fliwk it out aiui then I t»«*ti«*\«* tin* in vt mow it* up t<» hint.** uitflieninkr R»*licy >» KIM.. MARCH 1.*., 19C1I Feather Bedding Hi t,” t\»|lt*» ★ ★ * Reds Abiding On Troop Pledge United I’ress I .eased Wire NO. GG9 Seminole In Choice Spot For Proposed State School tisitii;*. tin- I’nitol Staton will M i lnti*s|» *1 Itmtlft (HU? MIAMI l l ! ’I) — Joe CiiiH 'i proposed shoplender p in ; center nut by Ravenna Iuiii exile Park would have netted llir Thursday night his under-minty close In $2,0wt per *ground agents reportet year in laxe* alone. that Soviet troops were • • • used to quell an uprising lly thi' way. looking through in a province in southern the petition* wr niilril lhat Culm. there were many, many dup­ Seven Russian soldiers, lications and many renters including an officer, were nppoM'd tbe rcinning . . . killed in the clash with Renters not eligible on pell "< til).in patriots," .-.aid Hr. lions. I ii« Conte Aget". lender of • • • • * l«ri»»tiiin Anil ( ‘••intiititilst 0 ye*, we e irn noted tliat I rout nml tin* National onr wile voted lor Hie re /on ati* «• Front. in ; . . . while her husband i'onti* «nll«*«l upon voted no • !;■ • t McN im m >» • • • t. tilt* iiv'ntc* tin* icpolt. Any wav Appeal coining Mi Mi Nitiiimit Iima •«!•! before the County Commis­ th.i t tl tilt* Soviet* IIM* 11oops sion .it the next m eetln; to put i|omii any Fiiluiu up1 II) t. »> X. i t *• D riv e C a u g h t W ish D ra w e rs D o w n I'aXonerated h o much Interest, StenMrom stated, when first pm pnsall were bo- a "rra*h program '' to r-tahllsh » spare institute f ir scientists and technologi-t* in Ihe Orlando-Canavcr* :il area. "Itow eyer. this new thought of a university offering the arts, humanities and other subjects its it* curriculum for high school graduates in the Orlando C anaveral-Pay. tona area puts an entirely dif­ ferent picture on the m a tte r," the attorney pointed out. He at*o stated Seminote County residents should nut confuse this new proposal of a stale university with the thought of a space Institute. This would lie a regular stain university, with a very-longrange plan (or offering science and technological studies at some future date. Sten-trout al-o recalled that Fred Piekinson, West fa in t lleach, chairm an of the Flor­ ida Council of too. was in Sanford ea rlier this week in the interest ot the proposed university'litis university i< part of a $:u million pro|Hi*al for another university in the I’en-acola area and several junior colleges. County Commissioner l.en (iarv last Tuesday m inim al­ ly informed m em bers of the Commission that "1 ,000 acres nl good land" are available in Southeast Seminote County as a site (or the local school. SHADES OF THE HAY 9(1*. Ann llrmult (left) mul Eunice .Iciikinson gut into tlie tqiirit of "('nicker Diim*" toiiiiv when they nhovveil ii|> for work lit Riiumill.it mul Amlci'noii phniTniiry. K tiniett I'tirries n |Kitiito-|ihiRKi>«l kerosene rail mul her basket is complete with a Sear.* catalogue. I'l i/e draw ings will Ik* held at 9 p.m. tonight mul ot.'IO p.m. Saturday at First Street and Magiiulin Avenue. Stores are offering "Cracker Days” liargain today mill Saturday. (Herald l'lmtoj Jet W ith 8 7 Aboard Escapes Near Disaster Seminole Ouiiity industry will ditjduy (Is wares in a one evening exhibit April IK ai llie Civir Center. T be.exhibit will tic a pan ol I n d u s t r y .Apiircciulton H i d . starling April 15 Industry eom uuilee ol the ('handier of Commerce voted Thursday aflernoon to stage the exhihit, with all of coon ly imlustrir* taking part I hair in.hi Scott burn* re |Nirted that a highlight ol llie evening will lie a 15-minute talk hy Gov. F n rrii llryanl over a i Iom' iI television rircuit. The G overnor's spe*'ch i* srheduli'd lor A p ill. fiemiiHilc County's "M an ol Industry" will lie nam ed fol lowing b ry an t's talk, it was rejKirtcd A county industrial man will lie named a* Hie one who lias d o n e llie most during Ihe last y ear to pro­ mote industry in Hie roiinty Tlie evening program will lie rounded out with a fash ion show (nr the women, tealuring swimming auita by Altx ol Sanlord. WASHINGTON (U P D -T lm Senate Imlay approved a fouryear extension of llie m ilitary draft law after 10 minutes of debate. The House passed tlie bill ea rlier Ibis week and Hie Sena le’s action sent it to P res­ ident Kennedy. It was the lirsl major bill of Ihe present session lo reach Iho XXhita House. R e m in d e r WASHINGTON (U P I) — Susskind was the first man President Kennedy got his lo leave Ihe plane He slid annual gift of St. P atrick's down a rope ull.l held llie Day shamrock* from thu cincr-'cncy chille steady while Iri-h am bassador today—a* llie oilier passenger* slid b> long with a rem inder that U w a s the lliill*h who burned (hr ground. ' What a*lonialicd me was tne XXIdle House in lfltt. llie way I wa* approached Ihe producer said "T here wa* no panic but good old Itrit ish calmness and sell di* .... Page 8 III lilgr upline ' Page |0 A II lie slid Ilie klcwii.d calmly I litsslfi ti „. I'nge lrt — a*kcd him if be wa* 'a lie," Comics LONDON ( t 'f l ) — A briii-h European Airway* Comet jetliner made an em ergency landing » 1 lotidnn A1rjxirt in ■lav idler a warning light in dieated a lire. The H7 passengers, Inrltidin ; American television pro d in e r Havnl Susskind, escap n l to em ergency chute No •wnous injuries were report ed X HEX *|mkc*muii said ap patently there was no lire and that llie warning light 1.mo on Imransc ol an r <*e Irical fault llie plane was laiuiid lor iiciw va. Industrial Show Slated April 16 Senate Approves Draft Extension Herald Index Susskind said be .shrugged III- -bonder* and headed lor (hr >vll ' lie asked me to move with alacrity,” Susskind said "I did, went down the rope and hurt my arm ." OLD FASHIONED Dent Abliy .. Edltoi btl I idertainment Pujutle ......... Society „ Spoils . .. Glltllclies ..... Page 8 Page t Page 0 Page tO Page 8 Page S Page 2 HAIMIALN DAYS t Bedttiitg i^aie S ANY B O X SPR IN G IN T H E STO R E $|Q00 With The I'urthnw Of A Matching Mallreisis At Regular Price. £dwl& 2nd & M a g n o lia BEDDING C O M PAN Y FA 2-G321 t t - �Vfyr WreeW Rev. G rover P n p e 2 — F r l M a r. 15, '6 5 Sewell God Does Speak! 1 am lu re that many of you become w eary of bear* in j people present their ideas of Ihe way that would make life moft worthwhile. Cer­ tainly we h are > tre a t abun­ dance of reading m aterial, we have opportunities galore of hearing ip eak eri, and we b a re many other m eant of communicating one persona thought* to another. E w n though thi» it true we k»ng for direction that it infall­ ible and not merely an opin­ ion. F or tbin we m uit hear God apeak to u» through the Bible. S T E V E SEWELL of S a n f o r d wan elected 1968 Moderator of the Senior Hitch Youth of 8 t Johne Presbytery a t a Rally of Presbyterian younR people held in DeLand recently. Re­ p r e s e n t a t i v e s of 30 churches in the area w e r e in attendance. Prior to his election, Sewell held offices in the local church. (Herald Photo) Pinecrest Schedules Youth Week Youth Weak will be ob­ served by the Pinecrest BaptU t Church of Sanford next week beginning at noon on Sunday when young people of the church will aaiuroe lead­ ership. Final plana for the week's program will be m ade e t a breakfast for all intcrmcdl* atca and young people ache<1. led for T a. m. Sunday a t the church. K.llinz main officea during the w etk will be Steve D a­ vis. pastor; Charles Rabun, a t s ’ita n t pastor; Sam Cope­ land, song iead ar; Bette Hvyes, treasu rer, Jan ice Rus­ sell, clerk; Joyce Russell, WMU president and Jim Warfcl, Brotherhood president. In the Sunday School de­ partm ent will be Powell Aus­ tin, superintendent; Gwen C lum p ion, assoclste; Bonnie Todd, secretary; Carol Cham­ bers, superintendent of en­ largem ent and Sharon Conr i d and Ronds Sumler, nur­ sery coordinators. Ed Koiky will be director of the Training Union and Glnny Promo will bo aecretary. Today, I would like to share with you aome of my favorite Bible portions. By them God speaks to me and He will to you if you will M Him. THE BIBLE SPEAKS OF ITSELF ". , . man doth not live by bread alone, but by every w«rd that proccedeth out of the mouth of the I/ird doth man Jive.*' — Deuteronomy 8.3 “ Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."— Psalm 110:103 “ AH Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and Is piofitahle for doctrine, for re­ proof, for correction, for in­ struction in righteousness." THE BIBLE SPEAKS OF THE CHURCH “ Ho'v am iable are they tabernacles, O Lord of h o itii”—Paalm 84:1 "• , . upon tbla rock I will build my Church; and the gates of hell shall not pre­ vail. against it." — Matthew 18:11 ". . . Christ also loved the church, and gave Himself for It; . . ."—Ephesians 3:23 “ And let us not hold aloff from our church meetings as some do"— Phillips' Tranlation—Hebrew 10:23 THE BIBLE SPEAKS OF TAITH “ Trust in tbe Lord with all Uiine h eart; and lean not unto thine own under(tending.”— Proverbs 3:3 “ Trust in Him at all times; ye people, pour out your h eart before Him; God ia a refuge for u»."—Paalm 83-8 “ Behold, God la my aalvation; 1 wlU tnikl and not be afraid: for the Lord Jehovah D my atrength and my eong; He also la become m y aalvatkra.” -4 a a la h 12:3. “Thou wilt keep him In perfect peace, whose mind la atayed on Thee: because he truateth In Thee. Trust ye In the lo rd for ever: for in the Lord Jehovah la everlaating atrength.*'—^Isaiah 28:3-4 “ And Jesus answering saith unto them, have faith in God."—M ark 11:22 “ Fight the good fight of faith. . 1 Timothy 8:12 " , . . Consecrate yourselvea today to the Lord Exodus 32:20 “ Also 1 heard the voice of the Lord, laying, Whom (hall I lend, and who will go for uaT Then laid I, “ Here am It Send me.”—Isaiah 6:8 “ And lie (P aul) trem bling and aalonlshcd said, Lord, w hat wilt Thou have me to doT“ —Arts 0:8 “ I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the m ercies of God th at ye present your bodlee a living sacrifice, holy acceptable unto God, which la your reasonable service.“ —Rom ani 12:1 1 could go on listing verses which mean much to me, and you could add many that I would miss, which em phas­ ises tbe untathoneble riches of the treasure house of wis­ dom, direction, and Inspira­ tion that w e find In the Bible. L et us use it and thereby b ear God apeak to us In words that leads us into the Ufa that is radiant, beautiful, creative, joyous, and, most Im portant of ail, pleasing to Him. |Mormon Officials' To Attend Stake Meeting 1 Local Church Crusade To Feature Organist Two prominent auxiliary leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day , Saints (Mormon), Salt Lake City, will attend quarterly conference of the Orlando Stake Saturday and Sunday t in Orlando, They are Aleine M. Young., a member of the ItcUcf So­ ciety General Board and Norma O. Nichols a member of the P rim ary Association General Board. General session* of the eon ORION OSHl'RN. well-known blind orifanist, will ferenre will bo conducted I k * in Sanford for the next two week* to partici­ Sunday at 10 a. m. and 1:20 pate in u Tent Crusade to be held ai the Free p. m. by Stake President F a r­ Methodist Church with service* cet on Sundays rell Archie Munns. Visitor* a t 2:-16 p.m. and daily at 7:30 p.tn. are welcome to attend these meeting* at the Stake Center, 45 E ast P ark Avenue, O rlan­ do Mrs. Young has been a c ­ tive in most auxiliaries of llic Church. A housewife, she takes part in civie affairs and is a board m em ber of the Children's Service Society The Methodist Youth Fel­ next four Sundays during the of Utah. Mrs. Nichols has been ac­ lowship of Grace Methodist Sunday School hour tn the tive in m ost of Use auxiliar­ Church will have a covered pastor'» study. Membership and ies of the Church. She D a dish supper at 5.30 p in classes for children secretary by profession and Sunday preceding the regular teenagers are being conduct­ D an active civic and PTA meeting. Both the Senior and ed each Saturday morning, Interm ediate Youth groups 9:30 a. m. fur children and worker. Special meetings for Relief will attend. 10 30 a ro. for teens. Society and P rim ary leaders At tiie morning worship Members o{ the WSCS will will be held Saturday. service a t II, Rev. John it sponsor a bake sale from Hires J r , pastor, will con 9 a. m. until l p. m. on Sat­ Untie his series of sermons, urday at the Food F air “Words .Spoken at live Sits- Store. Proceeds will be used dow of the Cross.” to buy additional silverware A m em bership class for for Uic church kitchen. adults will be conducted Uic Members of the Methodist Men’s Club will be having work days this Saturday and next Saturday for improve­ ments and cleaning the (pounds and church building. A num ber of Bapliila from Rev. Hires will be serving Sanford Negro churches will as guest preacher at the Yuplay Important rolei at the The M iitland Presbyterian 40th Annual Session of tbe Church will hold a week of lee Methodist Church in YuProgressive Baptist S l a t e special meetings beginning lee next week for a revival. ConvenUoo which will be held Sunday with the 11 a. ro. at the P i n t Baptist Institu­ worship service and continu­ tional Church In Lakeland ing through the following from Tuesday through Sun­ Sunday. day of next week. Speaker will tic Dr. G. Roy The Convention it one of Lockwood, former pastor of the leading organisations of the Billy Sunday Memorial By Donna Estes lls kind in the atate. Many of Church in Sioux City, Iowa F r. George M. Jarv is IV. its personnel are national and now serving the church vicar of Christ Church Epis­ leaders auch as Rev. Dr. J . as pastor at-large. copal in Longwood has an ­ C. Sam of Jacksonville, gen­ President of the Morning- nounced that the sermon at eral president of the state skie Christian Schools of next Wednesday's 8 p. m. convention and vice president Sioux City, Dr. Lockwood a l­ service will be given by Rev. of ths National Baptist Con­ so is executive director of Knud A. Larsen, rector of vention of America. P atriotic Evangelic News St. Jam es Church m Lees­ Among lay peopla and min­ Service. burg. isters of Sanford who will Subject of itis sermon will Tile public has been in ­ participate on the program vited to attend the 7:30 p ro tie ''Confirm ation.” are Hev. J . W. Marshall, p as­ aervice* by Rev. A rthur A D ie public is invited to a t­ tor of the First Shiloh Baptist Froelich, pastor. tend and to visit the P arish Hall following the service to Church, and Mrs. Marshall; enjoy a cup of collee and Rev. H. B. Whitehurst, pastor of the St. Johns Baptist greet the visiting minister. Church, and Mrs. W hitehurst; itsv. Jam es Hagins, Bev. H. L. Bradley and Rev. R. L. Pringle. The Men * Club of the Cai Grace Methodist Announces Schedule Negro Baptists To Take Part In Convention Maitland Church To Conduct Daily Services Rev. Larsen To Visit Christ Church Men’s Club To Sponsor Beef Dinner Barracks 566 Sets Meeting V stsrsna of World W ar I, Seminole Barracks M 0, will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday a t UnAmerican Lcitiun Home on 13th 8 L It. 31. McClain, commander of tha Barrack*, ask* all v et­ eran* to attend tin- impor­ tan t buniiiv.s nirt-ting. selherry Community Method 1st Church will sponsor a roast beef dinner in Weaver Hall of the church from 3 p m. until 7:30 p m Saturdav. Price of tha dinner include* all you can eat. Proceeds will fa towards payment on the 32,000 pledge made by the rlttb last year (or the pur­ chase ot additiuu d land etui church buildings. The publir is Invited in a t­ tend. Men’s Club To Have Ladies Night The .Men's Club of the First Methodist Church of Sanford will have Ladies Night at next Thursday’s meeting. Announcement bus bean muile by the Kitchen Krvwe thut a bam dinner with all tbi' trimming* will he served. K rtervaliuns, which should be la by next Tuesday, may tie made by railing the church of flee. S U N D A Y - M A R C H 1 7 -2 :4 5 P. M. OPENING Orian O-burn, well-known mond console organ goe< ed as a night club and cock­ pearing on the pro rain* blind organist, will be in with him wherever he appears tail iounje or.u m sb how­ each evening will be Al ant Sanford from Sunday through becam e blind when only J4 ever. in 1933 he made tb ; Vivian Welsh of O rlanJo, rr March 31 for a Tent Cru­ day* old He attendeJ Flonds decision to devote his full cording duet and cam p m eet­ sade to be held a t the Free State School for the Deaf tim e to church work. Since ing singers. Conducting the services Methodist Church. 3M W and Blind in St. August It* he has traveled thruuibrnit directing choirs, will lit* Rev. O, R Tessai.t Fcurtli St , wliere be w ill ami graduated from their Fi-inda present the musical portion high school departm ent in playing lor church conven­ of Pittsburgh. Pa-, who reof each evening's program. 11039. From there he went to tions and confrrrnccs. com­ I centiy rtu rw d from lb* BnServices during the Cru­ Stetaon University and in posing gospel songs, singing I lish ivies after a successful sade will be held at 2:43 p ro. 1943 received his Bachelor of solos and leading congrega­ j crusade there. on Sund})* and dally at 7:30 Arts degree in music. He also tional singing. When you speak to auiiu. p. m. Invitation to the pub­ has worked on h it M aster's j He and his wife, Annie lic is extended by Rev. Clyde in Organ at the Florida State Ruth, and their four child­ one iiard-uf-iiearing, look <J:. University in Tallahassee. rectly at him. Speak slowly Dollar, pastor. ren live in Orlando. O iburn, whose own Ham­ Other musical artists ap and distinctly. For 11 years he was featur­ Alliance ■ax ro M ii u L i s s i K C a rs m in c h Ave. a»* lS lh *4. C- C D t a * --------- ... P a a t n r Hur.ijaj e c h o s ) — 9:44 a. nu M ernli.f W orship tl:9 w a. m. E v a n l n g W o r s h i p __ 7:66 p. ro. A.T .F. T h e r a . . . «:J» p. ro. W s d . P r s j r a r S e r v l c * . 7:1* p i n . AHHcmbly Of God r iv r.c a g » r assem bly o r CUV CH IN C H Co r. TTl* s a d Visa If. M. S n o w .... ................ F a s t e r U u n d s y School . . . 1:11 a. m. H o rn in g W orahlp 16:10 a. ro. E v e n i n g W o r a h l p __ 7:16 p. m. T u t. E vening T o u t h A t r t l e * . . . . _ 7:*o p, m. M ld -W tsk t a r r i e s 7:16 p. ro. Baptist X o aiR O S I.S V D O R tm iT m s r tc lee V. r s tr fo i too. V. X. S t a f f e r s , Cfcsptt P s s t o r S u n d a y S ch o o l ____ S:SS a m T r a i n i n g U nion ___p. ro W orship II *. m 7:1* p.m. Wad. Z i s n l n g P r » r * r 7 i l f p r o . rin iix ip a iv n i p i y n i r o l d O r l a a d a Nd. a l M y r t l e B. H a m i l t o n O r l t t l n __ P a s t o r Man d a y S ch o o l I : 4 t a ro. M orning W orehlp 11:9* a ro. T r a i n i n g U nion _ . 4:10 p, ro E v e n i n g W o r s h i p __ 7:11 p. ro. Catholic ALL *04 L* C A T H O L IC CH IN C H O a k A t e . a l P lh SI. R i c h a r d L y o n s ____ , P a s t o r S u a d s y M ass e* ______1:11 a i t . ___ „ | : I 6 A in ____ 16:96 A in. ____ 11:11 a ro. W * 9 k d s y s _— . — 7:11 a ro. Christian • REGISTER NOW • FOR FALL TERM • 1*1Mil RUST I4 4I*TI*T C H I HUH llaora Road P atinr . . W i l l i a m J. G u e s t M o r n i n g W o r i h l p __ 1:19 St II a. m. S u n d a y School . . _ » 4S a. ro. T r a i n i n g U n io n S IS p. tn. E v e n i n g S e r v ic e — . . 1:6(1 p. ro. W ed O ffic e rs A T e s e h e r e M eeting __ _ Ti66 p. ro­ w e d P r a y e r S erv ice 1:06 p r o . FOUNDATION CHILI) IN A GOOD EDUCATION — Mm. J. D. SI. John, Teacher COME IN OR PHONE FA 2-1611 ruX URKSSATIO NAI. C H R taT IA W CH I N r l t f U n ite d C S a t e h a l C h r l a t ) P a r k A t r i i r a t 3114 *4. 9 1$ a. rn, __ C h u r c h School t l : « 9 a. m. _ . - Service 1:79 p. ro. _ . C h r i i i U n Youth M lh le tr y R w . W a l t e r A.R. M c f h i r i o n , P aator Lutheran Nazarene S C tE N T ItT K aet te e - a d s t t a t t Sunday S a r'le a A S u n d a y School ----- - 1X:•* A ro. S u b )e ; t : “ M a n 1* W ednesday Ssrvies 1:91 p. ro. B e a d l n s Room : 191 E. F i r s t . W e e k d a y a t*:J« . « SO; T rld a y a (:1 9 - I i s P I I U T CH U R C H n r t h e nacarexr W . S ad SL a l H a p l a A t a . P a u l B!ck*» . .... ....____ P a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ____*:4! A m. M orning W o rsh ip 16:41 a m. T o u t s ____—______ _ 1:69 p. ro. R t a n g e l l a t l e S t r t l c * 7:19 p r o . T hird Sunday S l n g i p l r s t l o n ____I 99 p. m. Pentecostal SIH9I' PEAru t 09 I At, t i l l ll t ll O F L O M IW IIO O M l O raag * Street Rev. E. R u t h G r a n t P aator S u n d a y School _ _ _ I9;oo a m. M o r n i n g YVorahlp l t : 0 9 a. tn. S u n d a y E v e n i n g __ 7:19 p. m. Wed. Bible s t u d y _ 7:19 p. ra. C o n g u e ru r e M e e t i n g F r i d a y ________ _ 7:19 p. ra. Presbyterian F IR S T P R E S B Y T ER IA N CH U R C H O ak A t * , a a d T k l r d SI. O r o v g r S c w t l l J r . ___ _ P a t : o r T h u t n a t H. M a k l n „ A e a l a l a n t M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ l : l t a m. S u n d a y Schoo l ____ 9:47 a. m. S tealo n M e e t i n g 10:4S a. ra. M orning W orship 11:99 a. m. P lo n tar Fellow thlp 4:09 p . t n . S e n io r F e l l o w s h i p . S:99 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r i h l p „ 7:19 p. ro. Wed. I T a y e r S e r v ic e 7:10 p r o . TO LIST . YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WiUun-Eichelberfftr Mortuary Spirit anointed preaching of ('lirist’H power to r*avc Uniitue nturv Imikprimnd — 2a yearn 4»r fruitful niinUtry Recentl> ret urned from Revival CruMtdew in liritl.sh Isles Proffresttive Print inf Co. Hear Tills Converted liusincasmun E c h o ls R e d d in g C o m p a n y Mr. aad Mrs. L. F. G aiarr J. M. ta a ie ra a aad S tif f Ktenstrura Realty H«rb htenstroro and Staff The American Oil Company M r. a n d M rs. M q . trlrtek laad \\ iLwin-Maicr Fum ilute Co. Mr. aad Mia Al Wilson Mr*. Appleby*a Rehtuurnnt L u cille a n d l l a r n lt l A uplebt 113 N. Park / Holler Motor Sales Cti. Kromrii Farrell ft S tall The Ritx Theatre TUITION $15.00 MONTHLY YOUR x ix iiik v k Congregational Christian Science riR ST C H U R C H o r C H R IS T t iii: L i k o M a ry , y la. Itcv. W . I - ito k um be, r a a t o r Sunday 9:4a a. *n. ^— Bibl e School 11 ;0t> a. in. _ M o r n i n g W 'orihip 7 i 06 p. m. — E v e n i n g S e r v l e t 7:6u p. ro. __ Wed. S l l d -W e e k P r a y e r S e r v ic e s 7:10p. m. t a t W ed . M le alu tiary S erv ice Oar-old D. B o a t w r i g h t Paator h u n d a y Seh-iol — *:4t a. m. M o rn in g W o r e h i p 11:69 a. m, E v a n g e 't s t l e Mere. 7:16 p. m. T u t t . P r a j e r a e r r . 7:19 p m. TY.-ira. T o u n g P eo p le E n d e a v o r _ . ■ 7:19 p. ro. Methodist ItOTH MORNINO & AFTERNOON CLASSES GIVING (.op 9* r e a r * Church "07 Christ 7:M Nightly Thru March ItlNt • We Have Only One Specialty — A F I M t T EAI*TI*T C H T N C H ai* N ark A te n n s F. b C h a n c * _—...... r a s t e r r i N i r c i T N i t T i A N e i r i c s L r T N R R A X CH U R C H o r M o r n l n s W o r s h i p __ S:4S a. ro. O I s r i P L B S o r C H R IST th e M P.ns:r.M EH S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ , f:<S a. ro. tOOT S. l a . r e r * AvO, tas W . SAth f l a r e tlo rn ln a W orihlp 11:07 a. ro. R e t . W s y n * J o h n s t o n P s i t o r "Tha C hurch ot tha L u th t r a a T r a i n i n g U n io n — 4:11 p, ro. S u n d a y School 4:41 A ro. H o u r " a n d TV " T h i s Is t h a E v e n i n g W o r s h i p ~ T i l l p. ro. M o r n l n s W a r s h i p 11:66 A ro. L i f e " Wed. I ' r a y t r S e r v ic e 7 i l * p. ro. H e r b e r t W. O o e r s s — _ P a s t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ____*:l> a ro. CK9TRAL B4PT1ST CH IN C H W o r s h i p h a r r i e d _ 19:11 a. ra. C H U R C H n r C H R IS T Cor. I l l * SI. A o a k A t e . D lH t l flail S m i t h P astor E vangelist S u n d e r S ch o o l „ . >:4! a. in. R a lp h H r e t r e r J r . Slornlng W oruhlp t l : 0 * a. m. Bible S c h o o l ____!*:** A ro. 71:66 a ra T r a i n i n g U n io n _ I:1S p. ro M o r n i n g W o r i h l p E v e n i n g W o r s h i p _ 7:39 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p - 7:19 p. m. G R A C E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H W ed . P r a y e r Serv ice 7:19 p.m. l O n o r a Rd-. a t W o o d l a n d At*., W ed . P r » > » r S t r t l e s 7:16 p m . R s v . J o h n It. H i r e s , J r . P a s t o r N u r t t r y Open p v o i . a c h u r c h o r r s t N i r r h u n d a y Schoo l _ _ »:4S a. m. W T I t n —....... ......... T:l» p. ro. H i g h w a y 44 W e a l M orning W orahlp 11:90 a. m. Sunday N its B roadcast M o r r i s R o b y ____E v a n g e l l a t M T P ----------------------- 1:11 p. at. B ib le C l a s . t * _ 16:90 a ro. 1ST. H A V E * r a i X I T I T E M o r n i n g W o r s h i p . 11:07 A ro. B«S*T I*T C H I N C H E v e n i n g W o r s h i p _ 4 #« p. tn. KREhESER METHODIST 341* *4. e a S ( h a s * A t e . l ilb l* Claeeee W ed . 7:10 p i n . CHURCH c . T. M o r r i s ..... P astor ran * Height* R e g u la r M a ttin g l t:S 6 s. ro. C H I N C H o r C H R IS T R sv . R a y Q r e g o r s , J r .. P a s t o r iF trst Sunday) I a l i g n a*d, F l a . S u n d a y School 9:41 a m. C o n f e r e n c e ___7:16 p. -n. L o rd 's D a y S erv ice* 16:39 a m . M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 11 too a. m. f p r t r t d l n r S aturday) a n d 7:39 p.m. M T S ' ....... ...... 1:19 p. m. T hird Sunday 7:10 p m. E v a W o r a h l p _____ 7:16 p. m. J o * H a r t t l l -___ A i t ' t I*estor CHURCH o r C H R IST Wed. P r a y e r S e r v ic e 7:19 p. tn. ISIS P a t h A t e a a a Bar! B r u a n E ran g itlel w i :« t * i i i i : t s i s a i o v v i i r F I R S T M E T I I U I l l a T CH I N u l l Monday ■i t i - r i t r t i n m is 64* P a r k Av*. Bible S t u d y ___ _ J9;00 a. ro. Blh s t . A H a l l y A t e . J o h n T. A d am e J r . __P a i t o r S l o r n l n g W o r a h l p 11:96 a. m. P a u l si. c a l l t y ™ P sitor 4:3* p tu. M o r n i n g W o n b l p _ S i r a. m. S u n -la y School . . . 76:04 a. m. E v e n i n g S erv ice dee ‘‘H e r a l d of T r u t h " t p m. S u n d a y School ____ 9:41 a m. Sunday . M orning W o rsh ip 10:11 a m. h u n d a y o n C h a n n e l 9 M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 1!:60 a id . M Y " M e e i l n s t ___1:19 p. ro. Tuesday Sunday 19.L-9 a m. t l n t e r r o e d l a t e . S e n i o r ) E v e n in g W orehtp T i l l p- ro. L ad lea Bible E l a t e E v e n i n g W o r s h i p __ 7:16 p. m. W edneeduy W ed n ee liy B ib le Claeeee ____ T:>0 p. ro. f r a y e d S e r v i c e . . . 7:41 |i. in. Kunire J . Wilaoa and Staff Ith ft MAC NOMA t 33 a d riitsr uiiR n* RALLY W. lillh SI. A S. French (Hw). 17-92) K IN D ER G A R T E N Hut All Children Welcomed n i i H c i i ns or OLD T IM E M E T H O D IST T EN T M EE T IN G HOLY CROSS Sponsored By Episcopal Church Church Of God Bill Lot (late ft Eaptoycea K iangrllat (I. It. Trsaaro Pittsburgh, Pcnna. Fo4»d Fair Hlores. Inc. tirorgc tisilrj ft Kmpla)**a Opening Feature Oriun Onborne Southern Natural Gas Thrilling Music Every Service John Dana ft Staff Solo* b) Vivian, Duels by Vivian anil Al, Itu arlrla b) I'loriila Vllnittris Taut Crusade blMiisuied by ttdl. Ct)d* Dollar • Paatur Sanlard Atlantic National Hank Howard II. U «l| r . ft sta ff T alrnlnl liliml oriiaitivt tif Oilurolu. FREE METHODIST CHURCH J. C. Penney Com puny C- I- Ktiblnaon and K m plojrrs Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. JiroMj f ra p p , ft Fowploynw Stale hurnt Insurance Companies Irrtaf L Prjnr and Buff Muairisna Vivlsn A Al M ’(lilaiulo, Fla. �Sip tw tr t Fri. Mnr. 15. ’f>3—fope S SrraU Church Honors Missionary By Jane Cawelberry Rev. Jut.n Hughlslt, m is­ sionary to the Central Con­ ga, spoke it Sunday evening'* service at the Casselberry Community Mcthodlit Church and showed colored slides oi bis work there. Rev. llughlctt, 32 years ot age and trained as a con­ struction engineer, is in charge of various types of construction work at the dif­ ferent mission stations. Ite draws the plans and supervise* building of such facilities as hospitals, schools, dams and hydro-electric gen­ erators and in working close­ ly with the people is able to reach many of them for Christ, Some missionaries are trained as teachers, printers, doctors and in many other special fields. Rev. llughlctt and his wife and family will be leaving May 15 after a year’s fur­ lough in this country fur Kurope where they will study French for three months helore returning to the Congo. Ills first task will be build­ ing a high school at Katubwc under the joint sponsorship of the Methodist and Presby­ terian Churches. Of special interest to the audience was his report on the crucial events which fol­ lowed the granting of inde­ pendence to the Congo by the Belgians. He said that the Congolese were totally un­ prepared for Independence and confused on the m oil p art as to its real meaning. During t h e disturbances which racked the country at the tim e, lie fled with hi* family along with other white missionaries to S o u t h e r n Rhodesia with the men re ­ turning to their stations as soon as passible. They were pleased to find upon their return that the Congolese church leaders had carried on the work in their absence hut at their urging, the missionaries again left the Congo at the lime when Lumumba, a member of that tribe, was captured and kill­ ed. This set off a new wave of tarrorism during which many of the native Christians prov­ ed themselves heroic and dedicated. He told of one instance when a Congolese minister was beaten nearly to the point of death by troops in­ furiated at not finding the missionaries there and in an ­ other cate the native ChristIan told soldiers intent on looting mission p r o p e r t y "you'll have to shoot me fir si” and after shaming them Into changing their minds, sold them all the HI blcs he had. Presbyterians To See Film By J i m Casselberry A motion picture entitled ••Hunger” will be shown at the Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at the tem porary chapel in the Heftier Homes Sales Office al Howell Park. Church School will meet at 9:15 a.m. and the film, which is on relief work carried out through Church World Ser­ vice, will l>e shown at a spec­ ial assembly. Morning worship will take place at 11 a m. with the pastor, Rev. John N. Montgom­ ery, preaching on tht--Sfcvjoct, •‘Three Ways to Get 1-osl." Special music will be fur­ nished by the choir. T h e United Presbyterian Youth will meet at the Chapel at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Forest Lake Church School Sets Open House By Shirley Wentworth The Forest Lake Seventhday Adventist Church School in Forest City will hold Iu annual Open House from 7 p.m. until » p.m, Sunday. Following an Introductory m « tin * a program, directed by Mr*. Betty Bower, home and school leader, will be presrnted in the school gym with representative* f r o m etch room taking part. Following tha program a tour of the school will ire con­ ducted to visit tha classrooms where teachers and students will have Interesting display* on exhibit. thought of there. Prior to the church service Rev. llughlctt spoke before a combined meeting of the In­ term ediate and Senior MYF and answered many questions put to him by the young peo­ ple. After the service a reccplion was given for him in In referring to the United Nations force* in Congo, he said that even though they Had made quite a number of mistakes, the chaos would have been complete without their presence. He said that the Peace Corps is doing a good job in Leopoldville and is w e l l W ravcr Hall hy the Christian Homemakers Class w h i c h sponsors his work. Refresh­ ments ot punch and cookies were served and he was pre­ sented with a gift for his daughter, Carol Elizabeth, born Feb. 16 at Lind, Wash., the home of Mrs. Hughlett's family Rev. Callaway To Speak In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Rev. ‘‘Red'' Callaway, di­ rector of the Central Florida Goodwill Industrie*, will preach at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church during the S:3o and 11 o'clock services Sunday morning. He will present tho pro­ gram of the Goodwill Indus­ tries which is sponsored and underwritten in Central Flor­ ida by the Methodist Church. It is hoped that a Goodwill box or colleeling point can be established in the Casselberry area. Rev. Callaway, who assum ­ ed the post of director in Oc­ tober, is well-known in Cen­ tral Florida first as a bus­ inessman and later as ,1 Methodist minister, He serv­ ed for many years at the church in Umatilla and has been active in Youth Work and Men's Work in this dis­ trict. Future Teachers Gel Three-Day Traininn Dufy IlEV. JOHN HUGHLKTT, missionary to the Central Congo, wan honored at a reception given by the- Christian Homemakers Class of the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church following his talk for the Sunday even­ ing service. In the photo are, from left, Mrs. Marvin McClain, missionary fund treasurer; Mrs. Darwin Shea, class teacher; William Shook, class president, Uev. ilugldclt and llev. Delmas Copeland, pastor of the church. (Herald Photo) Casselberry WSCS Hears Children's Work Secretary The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church met in Weaver Hall Wednesday afternoon following the luncheon spon­ sored by the Dorcas Circle. Guest speaker was Mrs. Robert Fetner, district secre­ tary of children's work from Winter Garden, who spoke on teaching children and ex­ plained the dlilies of the lo­ cal secretary of children's work. Mrs. Leonard Casselberry was worship leader and in- Passion Play Train Trip Set Tuesday A special ACL passenger train will make up in San­ ford next IV s d a y afternoon for the second annual trip to the world-famous Black Hills Passion Play now in its llth aenson a t tho Lako Walea Amphitheatre. Leaving Sanford at 4 p.m. tho train will make stops in W inter Park, Orlando and Kissimmee arriving in taike Walea a l 6:20 p.m. Free transportation will lxprovided all passengera from the Lake Wales station out to the Amphitheatre. For the return trip the train will have Lake Wales a t 10:16 p.m. returning in Sanford ul 12:20 a.m. F urther information and reservations are available locally from L. T. Sheppard, ticket agent at the Sanford ACL Depot, Alliance Church To Show 'Fontane Story' trod need the speaker. Mrs. I-eota Putman, prosidrd at the business meeting. Pic­ tures and items made during the mission study courses for children, which ended last Sunday, were on display. Mrs Howard C. Griffith taught the five weeks course on Korea for the ’’irimary boys and girls and Mrs. Nel­ son Bunnell and Mrs. Mary Mobley taught tho cour>c on Hong Kong for Juniors. Mrs. Mobley reported that during the course the simil­ arity between refugees from Communism in Chinn and those from Cuba was stressed and the ways in whirl! he Methodist Church is helping in Hong Kong and Miami to aid llie refugees was explain­ ed. Tlie Society voted to raise its mission pledge to $jon. Tbc annual district m eet­ ing of the WSCS will Ik- tie id next Thursday at Goss Mem­ orial Methodist Church In Or­ lando from 0:43 until 12:45 a. m. For Ihose who wish lo go to Ihe meeting, transport­ ation will be provided by the Sunday Kchool bus which will leave (he local church at 0 a. m. Tlie film, "The Tony Fontano Story," will lx- shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Sanford Allianro Church, 1401 Park A vp., in Sanford. Bcv. C. C. Dees, pastor of the church, has extendid a special Invitation to the publie to attend thia showing of tho unbelievable, yet true story of onu of tho world's greatest singers." Filmed in Holly wood by Youth Films, the teenage division of Gospel Films, Inc., it is the first Christian, diumutic musical ever produced. It tells the story of Fontune who became a nation-wide sucre*! with Ilia hit recording of "Cold, Cold tleart" and who went on to 1income a radio mid television personali­ ty as tho sta r of his own shows. Tragedy came in 1957 with an automobile accident mid it was some 30 daya later before Fontune regained conscious­ ness. As a n-tmll the total course of his life and of hi* family’s has been dc-vnted to religious works since th a t time. Ball Boosters To Sponsor Bake Sale Sir William Henry Perkin Bunded the aniline dyo Industry by discovering mid m anu­ facturing tlie first artificial dye from coal tar. By Donna Eslra The Lyman High School Baseball Booster* will spon­ sor a bake sale in frnnt of the Longwood Post Office be­ ginning at 8 a. m. .Saturday. Homemade bread, pies, cakes, cookies, cupcakes and coffrecakes will tie available Proceeds will he used for baseball equipment. By Jane C assrlbrrry Members of the Future T cachrrs Club at Lyman High held their three-day teach­ ing and observing period for this year on Monday, Tues­ day and Wednesday of this week at the four elem entary schools in the area. Schools included In the program were Altamonte Elem entary, Bear Lake Ele­ m e n tary , l-ongwood Elemen­ tary, and South Seminole Elementary. Future teachers taking pari were Irene Desk, Cheryl E d­ dy, Jennifer Jordan, May Murray, Hilda Pettinati. Sherry Lovell, April McDon­ ald. Bernadette Osiwali, Bar­ bara Korn lia r, Janet Merritt. Linda Carroll, Carol Highsmith, Lynn Bauman, Kathy Bonekemper, Ruth Kcim, Eli­ zabeth Lunn, M argaret Ste­ vens, Jackie Hire. Ann Trawick, Roy- Rucdlgcr, Hilly Johnston, John Hopkins and Tom Milwce, Glee Club Sets Show Annual presentation of the Seminole High School Glee Club will be "Meet Arizona," hy Charles Wakefield Cadman, according to Miss Oltic Reese Whittle. Lead roles in the musical comedy will be portnyed by Patty Glenn J o h n s o n a n d Henry Lavender. Presentation will he Tuesday evening at the high school auditorium. Directed by Miss Whittle, the piny will have for nccomnnlsla Ja n et Johnson and Faye Dunaway. Choreographywill be by Nyleeno A l b e r s . Stage committee will be Jane Miller, Oscar l'eres and Rob­ ert Ballard. Also in the east will be PATTY JOHNSON New Quill And Scroll Club Chartered At Lyman High Lyman High School has se­ cured a charter for the Quill and Scroll Club, chapter of the National Literary Honor Society. Candidates are chosen from the lop third ranking stu­ dents of their rlas* who have made outstanding achieve­ ments in the fieiils of jour­ nalism or creative writing, A committee of four teachstudents who they felt de­ ers submitted nam es of the served the honor. In the field of journalism Hie following have been a c ­ cepted for m em bership: La­ rue llalm er, Bill Bane, Irene Beak, Jennifer Jordon, Carol Dorothy, Fred G rant and Jan W estmark. Students nerepted in the field of creative writing a re Boy Goodwin, Sieve Kurvin, Marsha Lyons, Donna McCoy, Glenda Payne, Sandra Sherwen, David Smith and Bill Taylor. Students chosen from the Annual Class were Belly Field, Aprd McDonald. Hathloon Moon, Hilda Pettinati and Beverly Yales. A R T 1IRO W N PE ST CONTROL Termites A Other Pest* 2001 PARK DR. 322-8805 SANFORD Charles Rabun, Jean Masters, H erbert Hamn, Dianne Clause, Kirk May, Dale Duncan, How­ ard Elliott, Barbara II why, Gene Bullard a n d D o n n a Beard. Dude chorus will Include Barbara Alford, Judy Bullion, Sandra Corbet, I.inda Crows, Sharon Giles, Louise H iggin­ botham, I.inda Hunt, Donna Markos, Susan McCall, Lynn McCord, Robert B a l l a r d , Thomas Best, Knrl Black, Thomas Brooks, Bill Brown, Paul H arris, Dabs Odhnni, Susan Phagun, Rita Rogers, Julie Silsby, Jean Stripling, Shirley Stumpf, P at Szabo, Terri Vickers, Hoycc W aits, Janice Wynn, Ronald Hollo­ way, Mike Morgan, Buddy I.nwson, Theron Petty, David Scott and Je rry Trospber. Mexican chorus will include Ann Beck, Ellen Carter, Pul Chnmpan, Gail Coleman, Inn Suo Boone, Kathy Frcmming, Pam Gibbs, Betty Hasty, Sharon Healey, Lillian Hicks, Dianne Hickson, Becky Hawnrd, Bnibiira Runner, Vouda Kern, Niki Morgan, Karen Nelson, Vicki Ostium, Linda Parnell, Jean Plarrk, Ray­ mond Bennett, Robert Best, Gary Bishop, Terry Uucktcw, Randall Chase, Paul Crew*. Betty Piltard, Linda ituhson, Valda Tyson, Susan West, Sharon Whitten, Gini Yates, Jean Y ajei, K. W. Landrcss, Paul Markos, Al Odliam, John Pcttcrson, Bay Reese, Fred Wood and L arm ar Ethridge. Dancers will include Rhein Rest, Sandy Gctman, Michele Jours, Sherry Thrasher, Bill Brown, Robert Dullnnl, Dan­ ny Dunn, Miko Hendry, Jane Miller, Susan Tanner, Frances Quillen, Kenneth Johnson, Sonny Mason and Butch Mills. ( S I m > ( S I O V E R 35 Y E A R S At F irst A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • CnrpetH • Furniture • T ile • P in n o n • R r n tn l Hcdn How to tell a Tempest from just any low-priced car Does it have Wide-Track? Does it have a lively 4? Does it offer a phenomenal V-8*? Docs it look like this? S P EC IA L! S P R IN G LAW NM OW ER T U N E - U PS $450 PARTS NOT INCLUDED PARK AVENUE ”66" Service FA 2-0113 217 P A R K A V E . S A N F O H I), N ow U nder The FLA . M anagem ent Of CECIL R . JO N ES “Courtesy and Service” OUR M O TTO 19 IN. DAVIS MOWER IIIUGGS A STRATTON 4 CYCLE ENGINE 20 IN. DAVIS MOWER BRIGGS A STRATTON 3 II.P. 4 CYCLE ENGINE '4 9 * 3 Yazoo A Manco Mowers For Any Job. •Optional at cilra cord Now there are two kinds of Wide-Track cars—Pontiac and Tempest -SEE VOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO- I We Give TV Stamps • Pick-Up and Delivery • Service Calls LEW IS S A L E S & S E R V IC E 2317 Country Club Road Phonr FA 2-7928 Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. 1st SANFORD, FLA. (S I (S I �Big Responsibility When a reader hnnn't the time to write a letter to the editor he Home. times does the next best thing: call by phone to discuss editorial comincuts. Such was tho ense of a render who has commented on the recent re­ minders to parents concerning egg throwing, vandalism by youths, im­ proper and doubtfully correct diets for teenagers, and fourtccn-ycarolds ojjerating motor scooters when not required to pnss a driving test. It does seem parents gel a great Worry Clinic deal of criticism and one could ask how much of a teenager’s activities enn be willed the parents’ responsi­ bility. It isn't a new question. It seems the finest Book ever w ritten refers to bending the twig to shape the tree and ruising a child in the way he should go. Blit it is true, also, that in today’s modern society the teenager is ex­ tended many privileges formerly re­ served for older persons.. . . so in ac­ cepting the privilege the youth must accept his own responsibility. Judy has started a plan th at l« not only a boon to all tha other mothers in her ■alghborhood, bat Jody may favorably “condition" the thinking of many children toward books, so she may Indirectly be reaponailile for their w anting to go to col­ lege. The time to arnd n child to college la before ha even enters kindergarten! CASE 0-483: Our daughter Judy has two littla boys, age-1 ■bout 4 nnd 3. Since they tive In a block with 28 children nil under the age of 6, her back yard Is a mob scene of youngster* each afternoon in warm waather. So Judy haa sU rted a “Story Tallng Hour." "Daddy," she explained, “by telling storiee, I not only have my own children In plain sight, but I also help the other mothers in the block. Where Is Moral Code? Nobody really questions th a t a loss of freedom anywhere, however small, diminishes freedom every­ where. Yet not much is said about the idea that the same thought should apply In the realm of individual, na­ tional and world morality. At none of these levels is observ­ ance of the moral code ever even re­ motely close to perfect, and no prac­ tical person expects that. But it is always fair to demand thnt the tenets of the code—a t w hat­ ever level—be constantly reasserted, and th at departures from such prin­ ciples lie noted nnd protested. Where, then, are tho Indignant ones today? When New York's Bcp. Adnm Clayton Powell sought recently to answer charges th a t he find abused congressional privilege in a variety of of ways, his defense was simply th a t ho was only one of many who do the Bume things. Undoubtedly there are more than a few who think such an answer Is both clever nnd sensible. W hat bo anid Is true, isn't it? Very likely it is. But is th a t the kind of reply which ought to satisfy a nation concerned for its moral character? If not, where is the indignntion? The logic of I’owell’a argument Is thnt one transgression Justifies an­ other. Carried to Its limits, th a t sug­ gests thnt anything goes so long ns somebody else is doing it. The end product of such thinking is the destruction of the murid code. An individual or a society which seeks to rationalize immorality has no morality. A people silently watching trans­ gression may well lose ail capacity for pretest. The young who note this silence are quick to perceive its mean­ ing. "Everybody's doing it" is a pow­ erful teen-age weapon against par­ ents who never wax Indignant over the adult world’s lapses. And where is the lesson against stealing for children in homes clut­ tered with ash trays, lamps and other objects lifted "sportingly" from hotels? You can't sell morality to chil­ dren if you do not practice it—and picacii it widely. You can't teach self-control in a homo or a society thnt exalts seif-indulgence. The same goes for countries nnd their leaders. In Ids troubles with Red China, we offer India's Nehru help now not bernuse lie is a moral man who has been morally wronged by an aggres­ sor, but because it is in the practical interest of world freedom to do so. If Nehru had any pretensions us a moral leader, he subverted them when he could find no worda of pro­ test in 1956 against Russia's repres­ sion of Hungary. Where was the wrath of the pious, self-serving Africans when Khrush­ chev resumed nuclear testing on hia own? Their Indignation appears curi­ ously selective. They reserve it for old enemies. Morality is a whole cloth. "Prac­ tical" men inevitably hitxir to cut it up. But if we are to huve human dignity, wo must—a t the minimum— have other men who try to stay the cutter’s hand. Record Intact Hopes Nikita V By K. C. Thaler king or for a public showdown with hia ally. Khrush­ chev ia to all appearancea trying to prove that lie ia a tough Communiat. Tlte most striking of move a has liccn Ida surprise week­ end attem pt to softpodal hia attacks on Stalin and Ilia jk tIce lo lighten the rvina in Uic aphere of Ideological co­ existence In the aria. The hardening of the Soviet line haa lierome increasing, ly noticeable over the pnat few werka. It allowed clearly ut the current Geneva talks fur s nuclear teat ban and diaarinam cnt. On Inth Issues ttuaala haa ts'en tougher Ulan fur mime tim e past, with no apparent desire to negotiate at preaent. Tlie Kremlin aiao haa been dragging ita feet on implcmenling ita pledges for a withdrawal from Culm. It was Khrushchev’s withdrawal of rockets from CuIm which drew the ihiqicst attacks (nun Peking agalnat the So­ viet leader for hia "ad v en ­ turism and cow ardice." Tough talk haa come from K liruahchrv'i m ilitary chiefs, who have once again started HARcalling for a Soviet beltIIOOPLG.IIIC «WIRRCIS HAVE I tightening in the Interest of MUNOtK.MOroHVCUFCMVCAHO. B K lD d tW A ttK a continued strong Russian BUT 1016 16TUB NJTTIE&T (HUNT SELECT . ........................ m ilitary posture. i wavs even cullto / fill'‘V INO 1U6TANR WlTHWAlCf? i a handle Hie financial Moscow has furtherm ore i AFFAIFT 4 OF OUR 6A6OUNE |VmL HRlNd A MA30H INDU PILL INDUSTRY/ I'M 6UKC , trcguii soft-pedaling on (lie RCFAIR BILL tVOU'LL, R RtE M E M B E R IN IS supply of je t MIG fighters for lamp you will / MOMENT JT FOR I YEAI?6/N0W, 7 pay rr/ India which It had promised VJtERE’6• II i u e p il l / -------ea rlier agalnat Red Chinese protests. Four MIG 31a have been delivered, but la test r e ­ ports suggest that the rem ain ­ ing eight which have been promised apparently will Dot N ------- V be supplied for another 18 months, Khrushchev further h as re ­ vived the old dem and for an Jilji. Immediate sctUement of the G erm an problem. This apnarently is a shift of priori­ ties, with disarm am ent com ­ ing second after an EastJe ' l l rem em ber West arrangem ent on GcrIT ALL Rt6»MT« n any la reached. At the weekend Moscow re ­ leased a Khrushchev speech, which surprisingly bad some kind words to say about S ta­ lin whoso im age he had sought to destroy. He gave him the benefit of the doubt Puge 4 Sanford, Florida Krl., March 15, 1063 of living a good Communist afte r all and excused Ills S l U ' i l l l A. l l l t l M I I V , l l l l l l l l l t A M I 1*1 III. I H u m crim es with the explanation 1.Al l l l l l a - l i a i l K I . UIIM AM II II. u l l l l H O M ) X l a n a a l n a L 'llllu t A i l t t r l l i l i i i I ' l r - r t o rthat the dictator had Item a "deeply sick p erso n " jama Willi,a m u ; i~ muikmamim C o u n ty B a ilo r llu - ln r m M t im a r r Khrushchev, aotensihly with I LI Itl.lA KAHNCIt a illlll.lR j . i . i i a v r an eye to Peking and to set­ S m l r t y K it llu r ( 'In a alfltd M a i i « * r r h o t H iu iita n o ra iA M i m a a k m i i . t u i .i a h ting his M arxist record i 'a a l u i * IM Itu r C ircu latio n X lm a x a r straight, added tills signifi­ rnttii W R t . i . n Xlm Im u lral Wu|'tcant w arning: "T he party will continue to oppose any • I Mat H IIT IO .N MATH* Hama l i i l l m r H r Mall Ideological wavering of ef­ armlnnlr C a a i l f a All O l k r r forts to disturb tlic way of IS.IM* I V r i r t i c Weak Ill.lU I Vaar L .o u A X t i . n l h a A .J- t Xtoiiitin life of our society." LONDON (U P I) - Prem ier Nikita Khrushchev, under mounting (Ire from lied China, apparently ia out to a rt hia Marxist record straight. The Soviet leader's laical alrategy em erged In a serlea of recent movra, all point­ ing atrongly to a calculated tightening of the K rem lin's line over a wide field of Soviet activity. Whether In readiness for aomo form of truc« with P e­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE uUp $anf<irb Irralti t X ln tillia J.uu 3 M -n llia I HU I Xli nlli l.oo I Hunt It V. S. I’o t t a t l l t i u l a t l u n a p r u t Id* l l n t i nil m a l l e u b a c r l p l l o a a ba p a l * in a d v a n c e . :.l « * 11 K n i t r t d aa a a r o n d r l a a a n i a t t a r O c t o b e r XT. t i l t a t t h a I ’oat O f fic e o f S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , u n d a r t h - Z e I o f C u a i r n i o f Xlarch. T n a t i a r a l d la a rn a m tia r o f |l>t L 'n l t -1 I ' r t a a w h i c h la e n t i t l e d • • c l u a l a a l t l o l h a o a t f o r r e p u b l i c a t l m i of all ( I n l o c a l n a w a ItrlclaS l a Ikia a a w a p a p a r . / L _ / l! fi Consumption of l a i n foam rubber In the United N tsU i during 10(12 to u te d 148.5 mil­ lion pound*, o r approxim ately three pounds for every A m er­ ican famlty. Dr. Crane’s A LA SK A , A N D FORTY N IN E OTHER STATES Matter Of Fact Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Support For South Seen WASHINGTON (U P I) — Some of the Gnhlwnter-forpresident troops among Re­ publican sla te rhitlrmcii now havu made the agonising de­ cision about huw to deal in IU64 with th* N orthern Negro vote. Tliry have decided the p a r t y ihuuld ignore the N orthern Negroes and hid for thn electoral votes of tha one­ time solid South. Goldwnter, of enurar, !■ not hound by this decision. N either was ha re­ sponsible for the Gotdwsterfor-prrsldent hoomlet p ut In orhlt here Inst week when Re­ publican state c h a i r m e n gathered f o r ■ strateg y huddle. In curly Jan u ary , Goldw ater asked Ida friends not to presa him for a t lenit ■ year fo r n decision on seeking the presidential iiim lnatiuii. Conservative It c p u b lii-an* generally w ant Goldwnter ill 11MI4. Kipially, t h a y don't w an t Gov. Nelson A. Itockefeller of New York. The tem p­ tation to launcli u Goldwnter iHKimtcl during the meeting of sta te chairmen was too much. Kllthuainsts believe GoldWater can win without elec­ toral votes from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New England. Michigan. Mis­ souri, Washington, Oregon and California. Tills agonizing decision so lightly m»de by unofficial and mora or less unorganized Gnhlweter men still m ust he made or be aviided by the Republican party itself. The derision is whether to aban­ don electoral v< tes In some N orthern elates where the Negro vot* Is a m ajor factor In favor of going all out for Southern states. The fact th at aome of his supporters would play it th at way does not a* of now com­ m it Goldwater to any auch strateg y . Hut if lha Republi­ can p arty is to go a fte r the Southern electoral votes next year, It is reasonable to be­ lieve th a t it would have to lie dune with Goldwater beading tho ticket. Rockefeller is com­ mitted to the opposite stra te ­ gy- the party ran win the ldg In­ dustrial slates w ithout tha Negro vote. If not, has the p arty any rhanre to regain the Negroes from the Demo­ crats? Falling th at, the Republi­ cans will be compelled to con­ sider a massive e ffo rt to win Southern electoral v o t e * . W hat th a t would do to Re­ publican congressional and lo­ rn! candidates in ldg N o rth ­ ern industrial states probably would be to defeat some or at] of them. In the end th* Republicans may have to concede th a t only the Democrats ran get away with being Jim Crow In Huuthcrn states ami spokes­ men for civil right* In fti* North. •Several rprrstiun* are In­ volved. The Republicans must ask themselves whether they have any real chance of r e ­ gaining the Northern Negro vote. If the answer is nega­ tive, the Republicans must answ er up to this one: Can the Republicans remain in business as a nisjor politi­ cal p arty If they (a) must ronrede the hulancr-of-power N orthern Negro vote to the Deinorruta niul lb ) also con­ cede to the Demcerats the electoral votes of most of the Rrnthern states. It is obvious enough thill the answ er la this second, double-liar re Ied question Is an emphatic NO. Ho, w hat to Hy Hal Cochran do? W hat tlie Republicans When a youngster gets nut must do is to determine ns accurately us possible whether of thu pantry, all the path­ ways to it are likely to b* Jammed. Barbs Quotes Some apartm ent owners bar The Venua’a-flytrap ptant, native of North and South Carolina, ia a carnivorous plant of the sundew family. It was first discovered by a governor of North Carolina, A rthur Dobbs, In 1700 Thi* wa* during Ute lifetime of Linnaeua, the great classi­ fier of plant*, who later de­ scribed Ut* Venus'* flytrap as a "m iracle of nature" be­ cause of the sensitivity of lit leaves, even though he never accepted Dobb's observation th at the plant trapped and held insect*. Tlie ancient counterpart lo th e modern "confidential npw slelters," supplied to businessmen and others, was w ritten as early aa the fifth century B. C. in Rome by w riters who furnished news lo those who reiided at a distance from the capital. Written newsletter* continued to be employed to supply In­ telligence to businessmen and political leaders until long af­ te r the invention of print­ ing. Quota* of Immigration to tha United HtaUs are not being (Iliad. In tha year end­ ing June IPCfl, only two-thirds of th* allowed 184,000 quota had Immigrated. T ransfer of one country’s unused qurta to another country is not per­ m itted, nor can an unused quota be carried over from one y sar to another. Instead of th* happy sound of birds singing outside your window, imagine hearing a bird whose cry is so annoying and ro-petiitioui th a t you start having symptoms of brain fever. There is such a bird which superficially resembles th* Old World aparrow hawk. It Is the Asian Hawk cuckoo, whose common name is the brain-fever bird. “ For s t 4 o’clock, they know all the little buy* and girls in tha entire neighborhood are gathered in my back yard. “And by telling them stor­ ies, 1 can thus encourage their interest in good literature, as well as Bible tale*. "So when they get Into gram m ar school, they will have a richer cultural back­ ground. Isn't thi* a good Idea?" Yea, It ia a super)) ideal So I recommend it to all mothers and father*. For you can make or break your child's future educational career by w hat you do or don’t do be­ fore he enters kindergarten! The big need of all children whose parent* want them to go on to college is to develop a LIKING for knowledge. They should have an appe­ tite for literature and read­ ing. For it is this lack of a fond­ ness for education tiiat causes most children to drop out long before they even reach college, A fter you good mothers ex­ haust your personal supply of appropriate stories, then re­ sort to hooks and READ fas­ cinating tales to the young­ sters. Drain food is thus ns vital to a well rounded personality ns pnhlutn, milk and baby cereals. Yol many mothers are over­ ly concerned with producing fat babies nnd stuffing them on extra vitamins, so they often ignore the spiritual and brain hungers. "Man does not live by bread alnnr," Christ warned u». Ho w hat shall it ptofil you to rear husky, athletic boys and girls, even of Olympic Gum* caliber, yet have them classified as mental ami mor­ al Frankenstein*? I f a child must he stunted, it Is fa r better to stunt his body and enrich his mind, than to stu n t his brain and develop a strong idiot or mor­ on. And though your child may be born with a superior I. Q., if you don't exercise th a t high intelligence, it will tend to rust out In disuse. In psychology, famous Dr. Robert H. Gault used to warn us graduste students about "feeblemindedness hy depriv­ ation." W hat he m eant sra* not th a t the brain becomes feehls from bring rfrprived of cereal or other baby food*. Rut that a dull, non-stim­ ulating home environment may cause even a brilliant child’s brain to grow "set" in a sluggish pattern. For a child is supposed to whet ita wits daily on stimulatlng ideas and fascinating stories. So PLEASE cultivate a story-telling hour on the lawn during the sumemr or in our rumpus room in winter. TV is often wholesome, but TV can’t equal the cam arader­ ie and fun of a dram atis story-teller like Judy who is surrounded by the w h o l e neighborhood'* f l o c ' k of youngsters. (Always w rite to Dr. Cranr in care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long I rent stamped, addressed en­ velope and 20 eenta to cover tv ping and printing coats when you aend for on* of his booklrls.) CUSTOM MADE AUT 0 T O P S I BIAT OOVBRB i run im a m n Hatisfaction Guaranteed AUTO GLASS nnd Sent Cover Co. 304 W. 3rd 122-883! War is not necessary for childm i, music and all kinds the triumph of ideas of of peU. T hat's living? Marxism-leninism Ideas an' nut carried on bayonets or It's b etter to wink th en to "Rehnetl Imblss" ia th* rockets. stare, suya an eye doctor. A West Berlin equivalent of the —Soviet journal Kommtinisl. nice way for a fellow to get A m a r 1 c a n "quick Ills face shipped. ■to mi. Rased on wlizt we have learned, the concept o( a When woman sta rt fishing targe m ental hospital as the n'.oit desirable place for a for rnniplimenta men usually sick mind seems rath er ridi­ catch on. culous. There I* no valid A Kentucky man, arretted reason why m ental illness cannot tie treated like any for drunken driving, claimed other illness—in a doctor's the officer smelled hale lo­ office of a local hospital if tion. Tha court decided hr, not hia hair, was plastered. necessary. —Dr. Robert H- Kelt*, dir­ In most p arts of the country ector of the National In­ stitute of Mental Health, the mercury I* much Ilk* a lot of people. Ju st ran’t g at up. R etheida. Md. lunch" WHERE DO YOU BUY AMERICA’S LOWEST-PRICED HARDTOP WITH BUCKET SEATS?" RIGHT HERE! Give ycur child the benefit of J:- BRASS MOTORS MODERN WOODMEN JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP 206 E. 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Matchmaker Teddy Rrcimrr of Madison Siptare Carden will fly lo Sweden next week lit an attem pt to arrange for the Cussins-Ingemar bout al the Cat dell -if I ’lav- \ t'o. have refused to o,o|> t * leturn match with !‘,u g .lone* of New York It wa* duntmilivr hut dan­ gerous Jones who 1o*t an tin. popular decision to Clay at lb® C a r d e n nn Wednesday night ami who hit* been yell ing for a return bout in which. Jones said, ' ‘I’ll knock him out.” There’s little chalice that Clay ami Malinger Hill Faveraliam will an-rpl another till with tough and aggressive Junes—a tilt in which Cassius would have little to gain ami nmcli in lose. Hieimer and H airy Maikson, managing director of Cmileii boxing, had not given up on the Clny-Jnne* return Unit when they Hew Thursday night to l.o* Angeles for the tu p le lltle-lighi *how S atur­ day night. Due lo its exceptional duc­ tility, one poimd of nickel tall hr stretched into a fin* wit* SO miles long. 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Tlie meeting between Mi»sissippi Mate ami (aiyola take* place at Lan-mg, Mich., but until late Thursday it was feared that the South­ eastern Conference cham p­ ion* would he denied entry in the tournament However, a Mississippi Male Supreme Court justice .Hayed an injunction brought by segregationists who ob­ jected to the Bulldogs playm ; against nun-wlnte*. Loyola ha* four Negroes on it* starting five. Because of segregationist feeling*. Mississippi Stale was unable to participate in this tournam ent in three of ln» past four year*. Tlie univer tv'* »t>ort» information d rector, Hob H artley, hlaini J the latest action on " a fe e fanatic* wbo have been alirring up all the trouble.” “ Most of the people in Mi»* •iislppi w ife pulling for ut lo -ussc li.r Ujurney,” H art­ ley and. S lid Mississippi State coach Babe McCarthy: ’T h e boy* are thrilled to play in tlie NCAA. We juvt want lo give a good showing . . . and riot stir up any trouble.” Loyola finished it* regular season with a 212 record and fourth phi re in tlie C l’i rat ing*. Die Bulldogs, ranked seventh in the nation, won 21 of 2t> games during Hie re g ­ ular campaign. Tlie other playoff game at Lansing pit* Illinois, co­ champion of Ihe Hig Ten Conlerencc, a g a i n s t Howling C reen, t h e M idAmerican Conference titiist. .Second ranked Duke, w hich i* favored to inert Cinrinnali in t l i e tournament final, swing* into aetiun against New York Cniversily at Collego I'ark. Mil. The second gam e there pit* West Vir glma against M Joseph's (P a .b In the Far W ed regional* at Provo. Flab, L'CLA meets Arizona State and Oregon State plays San Francisco. The winner* of Ihe lour regional playutf* will gather at Louisville, Ky.. next week end for the natiunai sem i­ finals. In the National Invitation Tournam ent opener* Thur*day night at New York. Villa mn a romped to a 63-51 vic­ tory over Del’aul ami Mem­ phis Stale turned hack Ford ham , 70 19 Wally June* a n d Eric Erickson totaled (6 pomta be­ tween them in leading Villanova into a quarter-final berth against tup seeded Wi­ chita. The Wildcat*’ five rtarter* played the entire gam e without substitution, com mitted only eight person al fouls and hit on 40,0 per cent of tiicir Hold goal at tempts .Memphis Stale, like Villa nova, used a rone defense m eliminating Ford ham. Flu* Tiger*, who Ini by only two points at halftim e, pulled away to a 10 33 advantage alter only seven minutes ot the hi-coml iiatf behind the hooting of (Jrorgn Kirk and Hunter Beckman. Memphis Stale m eets third-seeded bait* ixin* in Hie ipiailertinal*. If you waul a iruek that dtu-a ihs work without yell­ ing for attention all the lime, liny u "new reliable” lit your need. Tlie figlit-dutjr tyjm i* n tro u g on com­ fort. 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Harry C " C £ A S ^ '£ ^ H oy*' b a s e b a ll w ill p e t tm d m v u y f o r t h e s lim m e r you’re Sandy Koufax. a great slamming a homer, double t.ntm an and rookie Wilfred vutuuuil su tiso n n e x t T h u r s d a y a m i F r id a y , it w a s a n n o u n c e d pitcher who hasn’t had •’win­ ami single Roger Craig, a Sieberl held the to ila y b v J im J e r ttip im , c ity m - m i l i m i d im - to r . ning pitcher—Koufax" along­ 21 game loser in llh'2, suffer­ le ag u e champion* to five side hi* nam e in Hu* l**v- ed hi* second defeat of the hit*. T e a m p in y w ill b e d iv id e d in to a j u n i o r te u p u e *ro*e since last July 12 Be­ spring. Don Rudolph. Steve f o r I mivs I T i r , y e a r s old a n d a lit tle m a jo r le a p lie l o r The Houston Colts over­ cause in Sandy’s case it Hamilton and Jim Hannan cam e a a il deficit to win ' " ' | boy* In- 12. means there’s no longer the limited tt>e Mels to eight their third straight game by Junior baseball tennis will gnawing fear that every pitch lilt*. downing tlie lloston Red Sox. have Try-out* mi t p.m. next lie makes might be his last Ed Kirkpatrick, 1* year old 12 11. in It inning*. Dave AilThio»day o ik ! Friday nt Koufax. who had won It rookie catcher, helled a two- leslt, U> year-old catcher with games until he suffered .1 run homer that led llte lai* no previous professional ex ­ Municipal Stadium . This is mysterious finger ailment Angeles Angels lo * 5 2 win perience. singled home Rob for iioys f l. Id and to last July and tln-n didn’t win over the Chicago Cub*. Lillis with the winning run years. Hoys who were on another gam e all season, fir­ junior league teams lust ed live strong inning* T hurs­ The ipialifv in? round ol the y* »r " ill not he re<|uired to I day a* the Isis \ngcles Dod gers heat Hip Yankees. 5 2 .sunlord Women’s tiolf Assn. try out. It was Ins second good show Minimum nge will he nny Cluli Championship matches ing of ihe sp rin g and by lar hoy who is 1; years rid be­ m il he held on Wednesday, his liesi perform ance since fore AUR. I and not Hi be­ March 27. lu-t July fore A up. 1. Tile Chicago While Sox This tourney i> sponsored It w ill be a M V e n -liJ m scored their iiftit victory m by the Sanford Atlantic Xa league sponsored by civic I Technique Tip and fltirco 11 race program at the San­ six exhibition* when they will each lx1 trying for a tional Hank, and trophies lor service clubs. Co-rhulnpimis ford Orlando Kennel Club. rip) let I the Pittsburgh Pirates filth victory when they go the winner ami runner up are I"*1 >'l'«r were teams spoil Careo ha* not vet won ill 16-5. Hon Hansen drove to to the post m the featured sored by the li c i t .in Club presented by Die hank. live run* with a grand slam lentil race of tonight* tug tirad e \ but Technitpte Tip and the (T O Club. homer and two single* and The Women’s tiolf Assn, has already triumphed in a I 6* !> ' t Is h irst Federal will he lieFloyd Itohill'on and Pete will hold Its monthly business mam event fendinp city champions i n ' Ward al-o humored tor the Technitpte Tip won In* last meeting ami luncheon on tile little m ajor league, spoilWhite Sox. Hay Herbert, a 20 Wednesday. March ‘Jo. pre* Mart in Crude B Two other isored by local merchants gam e winner in l’.tti2 pitch­ reeded by an IF Tournament la»l out winner* m tilt* eonand businessmen. ed three scoreless innings. test are Topeka Hose, wlio ol the iron! nine holes. , 4he league will he divided The unbeaten Baltimore racked up Iter Hurd victory I.ast week’s winners of the Orioles ran their winning over Hie long a»lli*-mile Hlind Draw of P artners are: into an American division mid LOS AN'ISKLKS < 1*1*11 — streak to five games with an course ju*t ln*t Tuesday, anil First place, Auggie Itussell a N ational division. First Fed11-7 decision over the Minn­ llii* tiip lr (*liiiiii|iiiin^hip l»nt* discounted, who won a C rade and Marion Cox with a 7 F 3; eral was National and league esota Twin* John Powell fitifr piouNim S a t u r il a y at It race on tlie vaitic program. second place winners, tira ce champions last year and .SanST PETFILSBURi;. H a along with Dale Douglass. foul \tln n tic was American led I tie Orioles’ 13 hn attack htMlmin Htiiliuiii ih tiillml ,i*• Rounding out tonight’s fea­ Mayles and Babe Itaine so1-.-. it I’l l —Tommy Itolt. with a Lust year, Hull’s total with till 00 singles and drove i'P» I ■tlllllilft i>f til It* ( IMMpl’llt |l<l» ture field will be Big Stain­ T h i s week’s tournam ent i’>»""pm"s. lull ill** mfiN i!i« * lung Unit Up* Little Miijtir ti’URue try chance to surpass ins total earnings on the Professional it, three runs. er. who rale* a* a 5 to 2 \*;is rnalrli v s p ar with the Association lour nut« will lie at 4 p .111. next winning* of last year with a C o l t e r s Ted How-hold turned m tmifl will i»r«t ii 1^iHitI ili*iii li**n favorite on the morning line: winners; ■Miir I im«* 11*1111 (hut. Sarasota Egg King, Wine Class \ Hare] Dur/n plus *•’' ■*»>* I" and nut 1iclory here, carried a otie- am ounted lo S4S.48fi.75. Com four impressive innings lor It lvitulil hr « m iiju r m i ». ' mg into the St Petersburg slrokc lead over Hilly Max the kansa* City Mltlelir*, t hrt-** in or* than Fl cm tu p . I TryMark and t halavah. well into the second round Upon, lie has won $.V<ki7 this who tx-.it the Philadelphia pi Mi* if ill It'Hilt iii If 1mIII *IMr.c» - Dotlav alt *kyrocketed from Class It lieicn C arraw ay .ills will he at F ort Melton o] play today in tile $2,1,000 year. Phillies. 5-1 Itowslield allow­ n o t rtid in n Lnm kuiit m ut the tirad e It to Icature compel! Park. plus two. St, Petersburg Open. The Held ol I A H pros and 10 ed only one hit and one walk i lim n n ««f (piit k fiu lttiif til Io n in ju*t live start* and The sen .ou will s ta rt olt Class L' H nrhara Sowell all Holt led D pros who broke am ateurs will lie eul at tin- and also connected lor a n il l hi • r m i* iy,it ii-in*kti . Hu tt ran second in Iter first April H and more than -70 Thf l**|* Lnuckmu mti^ti* n ir end of Rainy’s round to the tv.-o run triple oft Chris Slxirt lltal may b a te helped Iter Class I) Flame Ken plus '*••>" are ex pi vied to pnrUci- |iar 72 m the lirst round I’liHiiipitin Km lit* in tin- ioiirth inning John n rlti't Thursday when he tired a low 00 scores and tic* in tin* rapid climb i* tlie Ihrcs'. pat®. til I frith, win* imrtN i t un l{ihlWyatt yielded the Phillies’ hlu/ina sevcn-umler par ha ta il lli.it she like* Ihe rail run on a hom er by Tony (inn r tiff.; r«nlln*iAkri^lit chump ami drew lla- one Ivox live lie was one of the early I 111 Ihivry Moors* vim finally h*t a / li e / isliers. along willi Maxwell at tin e s in a row. Tonight siltI HI me m l ***••*»•( Kimn»* i nli li up with Cordon Coleman tki. and sat hack ami watched leaves irom Hie four box. I him foi d pi'icr; nhil lU ttlm j; oft Fd llauta in Ihe ninth inn EVANSVILLE. Inil. (UPM I battle for coiisolatiim honois the rest ol Ihe field scram ble T«irn*n vim inrrtH Ihihcitu in Iroilless clo u ts to over­ Tlie Slurchieis took the lead mg to lilt the Cincinnati Itcds Cm/. f»n tin* VNciitcil junior — W ittenberg, top - ranked in tonight's first game. take him. in the Hill Hemphill M otor to a 3-2 trium ph over the St. C a p p s R e sig n s among NCAA college division In addition to those break­ cites Howling la-agm- placing Louts Cardinal* Jim tlwen*, u cltrr weight till**. I .AS VKCAN. Nev. lllF D — O nffith .i »Iiiclit Kent Hunt altd Hob Heffner basketball teams, sens favored ing par, another 21 pros tied Ihe Pontiac* 111 second place Howard Capps ha* announced t liuii v lu ilrfcut , Mtul Combined R> 110id the Cardi­ to win the championship in top a r over the ti,25tl-yard Fake and (lie Invictus in third. In* resignation a* head gull ifln in his 111If in the nation;!I nal* lo eight hit* a* Hie Iteds Wiighl’* final match with tilth* Jean Wlupplr of the Holme NKW YORK (U P li - Ktl wood Country Club course ly U*li*v'UimI ( a\ lit ’ i hunt, (hit pro al the Desert Imi Country ranked South Dakota State. In a three-way tie at hi villes rolled the high game gained their second win in •locker ol Cincinnati lias been I her** v ii* n n' dm! *ltFfiS «»f vi»i*- Club, elterliv r at the end id six exhibition games Ilnth teams defeated semi­ were Raymond Floyd. Julius | with a IiH Marion Furella ol im inu lit Ci-fp* taki* your * hon e, this year. Capps was the ori­ final o p p o n c u t s Thursday voted tiic college basketball Horns and Dave Mnrr. llir U'lS.ibrcs had Ihe high I Lew Burdette, Denn Lrnight. Wit tenIn-rg eliminated coach ol the year hv the Met Defending champion Itoldiv series lor tin- day with HIS ; m aster and Hank Fischer inditatlni® uuiny feel tin* fiiflit ginator ot tlie annual ‘’Tour nam iul ni ( ’11.1111111011*.” Oglethorpe 40-37 In overtime ropolitan llasketliall W riters’ Nichols was tied at 6fi with Turkeys vv r r e rolled by pile tied a live hitter to lead ilK fl 1 1It* Iff fl I'D. and South Dakota S tate poll­ Association. Charlie biflord. thiug hand Flam e Festival and Evelyn ed 10 front to stay with about J u ik r r led tile Bearcat* to ers, Jack McGowan, Hull Mills. Maliel Duggan puked two mintues left in the game a 2X1 record during the reg­ Harrison and Jim m y Clark up the 5 H In split, I,aura to d e f e a t eighth • ranked ular 1962-63 cam paign amt the Form er winners Hob Coal l.eahy made the 1-5 and the No. 1 |Mi»ition in Hie l lined by, Southern Illinois, HO-Tfi. M ik e Feichick and :t lo. Connie Hranson got the Thursday nig h t’s losers will I’ress Inii rii.iiion.il ratings. George Haycr were lied al 00. !( 10. rp A M C /s c o SEARS junior Baseball ToKick-off HereNext Week Ttr FA 2-0711 i r-H f I I �ft! ‘ V ft flta fm f f m Page 6— Fri. Mar. 15, *68 l SEARS Home 'Check' A Must NEW YORK (U P Ii—With tha approach e f tha tradition­ al houaa - hunting a a a a e n thara’a aefrica front tha ax* porta for thoaa o h o would buy—or tail. About 3 4 million home* will ba told In tha United State* thia year and more than 2 million of them will ba oaad bomaa. Many of tha latter will be offered by people who have had no preriona experience with properly avaluatiny or aelliny a piece o f property, ■aye Wan Gatewood, houainr authority for Allied Chemi­ cal'a Barrett DM* Ion. "I'm thlnkihg particularly of many ox Gla who bought home* with VA aaaialance a few year* ago and now era graduating to larger home*,” Gatewood laid. "Sometime* they tend to over-value certain feature*, bat more often they neglect te consider important fact ore." A housewife may ovar-valoa her tiny kitchen because it save* her etape while n pros­ pective buyer may prefer a larger kitehea. Or tha m u ef tha haute may forget ta em­ phasise that the houaa recent­ ly wee reroofed with asphalt shingles or tha driraway re­ cently blacktopped. Tha novice Gatewood aayt, should know that it is import­ ant to decide before the house goea on tha market exactly what la and what Is not in- cloded in its sale. Usually a rule of thumb applies that any item attached to a house thst is not readily partable ia con­ sidered part of tho package, unless a special provision is mad* to exempt it. Many thihge may, or may not, be included in the sale, such aa air conditioners, win­ dow exhaust fans, laundry equipment, electric heaters, television aerials, drapery fix. tores, carpeting or refrigerat­ ors and stoves. Gatewood sug­ gests tha seller prepare a complete list of all Items to be included in the sale, and make tha list avsilable to real estate broken and all prospective Witnesses Hold Spring Assembly b u y trt. Of prospective purchasers, Gatewood say* " it is unfortuhata th a t a lot of peoplo look for irrdidentals rath e r than es­ sential* such a t th* condition and construction features of a 'second-hand' house.’’ Ha offer* sonic suggestions on what essentials should ba considered. —Check the foundation. If Church To Make Member Canvass By J i m Csvselberry The Casselberry Commun­ ity H ethodiit Church will conduct tn Every Member C an v an starting Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Purpose of the can ­ vass is to seek out all resi­ dent m em bers and to explain to them tha financial pro­ gram for the coming year which will begin in June. The canvassing group will consist of 40 1o SO couple* who will visit enured m em ­ bers. Tliere will be a meeting of the Finance Committee Tues­ day evening at the church, together with those who have been asked to serve as com­ manders and captains for the Loyalty Dinner to be held in April, to complete plans lor the dinner. Delegated from Sanford along with 16 o th sr congrega­ tions ef Jehovah's Witnesses from Florida Circuit 5 met in New Sm yrna Beach last week­ end for thaw Spring Assem­ bly. Tho three days included a model ministry school, i t n ic e meeting, several Bible talks and discourses along with in­ structive counted received from David J . Thomas, Dis­ trict Supervisor from tha world headquarter* in Brook­ lyn, N. Y. Im res sing tht approxim ate­ ly ona million w itnrsset now preaching in IKK lands were tub c iR c rrr i u i r t , 20 members baptized S atu r­ six t h n p i n n e t n e t r r , day afternoon. is xxd rnn m siv o i.s Included among thasa were oocxtt. r t o s i o s ns m a x . By Jane Casselberry c e m r x n. i s m s P atricia Brantley of Lake x o t k 'e to n x rstx D H ie South Seminole Garden Monro* and Joann ZwoaU of •VBIJilK MA R H I M . n s i m i r f , DeBary from th* local congrw- Club will meet Monday a t the vs. Saniando T railer P ark on gation. JA M S# H II.U Hwy. 1792 a t 1:1M> p.m. Mrs. D efai.dant. Virgil Curry will be 10 charge ru n statw s» s io s id a t s i ja m on m u . of t!i« program . W h o s e l a s t k n s w a raalClub mem bers are each Hanea a n * M d r s s s Is: rw t h n r t n e r r r c o u r t n r *»T K s e h a n g a S l r s s t , asked to bring an original T i n e x ix t h J i iitr is i. r m . O e n a r a , X * w T u rk . P I.r.AXr. TA KK .VrrTICK C H I T OF A XII F O R * i : m - arrangem ent using a com­ t h a t > o u t r s h e r e ii# r e q u i r e d XOI.K c w r x n r , F M l H i n * . bination of liva and artificial t o flla r o a r w r l t t s a i n o w s r C K A S C K S T VO. IXTTX. Ribtxxu will be T * A VINOS B A Jfr O F flowers. o r dofonoe. i f e s r , s s r s o o s l l r (PJIT tT T X riK I.D , aw arded for the most unique o r h r a n a t t o r n * ) , o a o r fesPI* Is tiff, fnr* M a rc h I I . t i l l , a t t h a arrangem ent by the judges Offlco of t h o C l a r k e f t h a vs ROHF.RT J D r i l l ' l l a I MON TON, who will be Mrs. Mabel CritC i r c u i t C o e r l , a t t h a C o u r t ­ St US. house In Hem tnnla Count#. l i ' f i n t i n l L t e n d o n and Mrs. Florence T y­ R s n lo rd , F l o r i d a , s n d to m ail w orn r n r i u r ler. a e a s y th o ro e f to atonstroin. n o t ic * ia i t r . n n n r o i r . Davlo A M e t n te a h , A t t e r n o r a Esst*r arrangement* wtil for P iA iitirr. Post o r r i n s B N t h s t on t h # ITth d s y o f D r a w e r Ills , S s a f o r d . P lo rlils , M a r s h , t » * l . a t t l : « 4 A. M. be displayed by Mrs. CritIn t h a t c e r t a i n d i v o r c e p r o ­ a t th * t r a i n d 'm r of t h e C o u r t tendon of the Daisy Flower c e e d i n g p e n d i n g a g a i n s t y o u H o u s e e f H s m ln o le C o u n t y , a t shop and Mrs- Mary Jana In ( h o C i r c u i t c o u r t o f t h a H an ru rd . F l o r i d a , t h * u n d e r X ln th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of a l g n a d C l a r k w ill o f f e r for Zavy of Hcavcnscrnt Shop. South Seminole Gorden Club To Have Contest Legal Notice SALE STILL IN PROGRESS Legal Notice sa l* la t h a h t g h s t t a n d b a s t b i d d e r f o r r a s h t h a f o l lo w in g d a a e r ib a d r e a l p r a p i r t y : h o t J * . OAKLAND i n M B . according to lb* p lat tbaraor aa raaordad In P l a t Hoo k I I , P a g o s I I a n d SI. P u h llo l l a r o r d s o f Xam lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , ta g a tk a r w it* all a tru a tu re i, lm p rw eaaaaat% P lata#** *pptlaaaaat aad arru rto w aaaa a o a aald l a n d or viaad l a ao n Ju n c t io n t h a r a w l t h . T h is eala |a m s d a p u r s u a n t to f i n a l d e c r e e «.f f o r a c h t s u r e s n t a r s d In C h a n a a r y a e t l o n No. I 2ITI now p o n d i n g l a t h a Circuit C ourt ef and far H em tnnla C o u n ty , F l o r i d a DATDD t h i a l l t t i d s y a f x o T i t r o r tx T rx T io x to M a rc h . IMS. AMKx n b i n n ir r ro w r u r A i . (B BAti) A r t It u r H. R t c k w l t h . J r . , v e t s iaaa ■ tsaa c t a r k o f th * c i r c u i t C o u r t TO w h o m IT MAT COKCRRN H y i M a r t h a T. V l h t a a AND TO A M , OVV.VKRB, f-r.n D e p u t y C l» r k b o x a o n r v n T i F J i i r n .r x C T A n d arao n , R ush, Dean to crntral and o o it t h I.uw tute* A v an d m I t e t , K ltN rl/J U ID A FI-UOD OOXA t t n r n a y a f o r !■ a l n t l f f T ltllti D inT ItlC T TAXKS. NCrTJCK IX m u n i i v « I V - I I I H a l t C a n t r s l A v en u e r .S , t h a t t h e O o v o r n l n a H o a r d O r la n d o , l*h.r i d . o f c o n t r o l a n d S o u t h e r n F l o r ­ P u b l i s h M a rc h 11. 1111 i d a Flo od C o n t r o l M e t r l a l . a CDO-41 public c o r p o r a ti o n o s l s t l n s l x T H * i i i u 1 11' r n t a r n r a n d o p e r a t i n g u n d e r a n d by T U B Will J I T I I t J SI, (lit. v i r t u e o f t h e l a w s o f t h e I ' I T T IV A M I F o i l allVIIVOI.lt d i a l s of P l u r l d a I n t e n d s lu C t i l 'X T V . FI.OHIIIA. em end Its budset for the i x t i U M i . H i v o . ix aaa f l s c e t y e a r b e g i n n i n g J u l y 1, CAST HKOOKLTN BAVIN:)* t i l l , s n d e n d i n g J e n s IS, l i l t , BAN K, a Now T a r k a a r p a r a a s f o l lo w s t tiaa, I n c r o a e s t n A n tlstP lalatitf, p a t o d B o a o lp ta VA Prom D letrtet L IN D A M. B R IT T O N , a w i d o w . ’r a x e s i M .ts e.ee D efendant. U nap p ro p ria te d X O t T L B TO D B F K X D OB K u r p lu s STd.SSS.M D R U B * O P P I'B L IC A T t U X T o ta l Increase ta ---------------■F I T F O B r O R B C l . O I I H * Budget m i . M I . M T O l L IN D A M. B R IT T O N , A T h e o b o v a l a e r e a t o In a n ­ w idow t i Ip etod r e c e i p t s to l a t e n d o d R o u t * N*. 1, n o t I I I to lie a p p r o p r i a t e d a a f o llo w s ! F a y a t t a v l l l a , N o r t h Car* I ’u r th o Acq u isitio n olina of Land* snd T O f . L IN D A M. BIMTTON. o t h e r Purposes ar* haraby notltlsd th a t a C a p it o l O u t l a y t i l l . M M O C o m p l a i n t for F o r e c l o s u r e a t T it s G o v e r n i n g B o a r d f u r ­ M a r t g a g O k a* b aan filed th er Intends to am en d the a g a in s t y a w sn d you ar* r e ­ a l l o c a t i o n o f b u d g o t s d f u n d s q u i r e d t a aarv * a <*«py a r b) t n t o r f u n d t r a n s f e r s t o f u r , y o u r A n a w a r o r P l s a d l n * * to th er tncrosso th o a m o u n t th * C o m p l a i n t o n th o P lain a v a l t a k l o f o r L a n d A c q u i s i ti o n t i f f s attornsy, Joseph U. a n d O t h s r P u r p u a e * —C a p i t a l P l t s g a r a l d , I I I S e c u r i t y T r u s t O utlty. U u l l d l n g , M ia m i I I , F l o r i d a , T h a t e a t h e H h d a y o f a a d fll* t h * o r i g i n a l A n s w e r April, A. D.. I t t s , a t n ln * o r P l e a d i n g tn th * o l f l t * o f o 'c l o c k s . m. In t h e p r i n c i p a l th * C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t o ffice a t aa td C a n t r a l a n d o n o r b e f o r e th * Snd d a y a f S o u t h e r n F l o r i d a F lo o d C o n ­ A p ril. A. D.. 1111. i r y o u fall trol D l e t r l o t, 111 K v o r n l a to U« ao, J u d g m e n t b y d e f a u l t direst, tt 'e e t P alin B each , w i l l b* t a k e n a g a l n a t y o u fo r F l o r i d a , h e a r i n g w ill b a a f ­ t h * r e l i e f d e m a n d e d i a th * f o r d e d to a l l a w a a r t , p s r e o a e C o m p l a i n t . o r ontlU as w ho a r t o r m a r T h* description o f th * real bo s u b l o o t t o e«ld D l o t r U t 'a p r o p a r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a l n a t la: L o t I. Block I I . T O W N te sta . tholr attorney or a g i s t* . te s p s t a r before said B I T S O F N O R T H C IIU L U OTA, a su b d iv is io n , a c ­ B o a rd a n d s h o w t h o l r a b j e c ­ tions to aald am endm ent*. c o r d in g to p la t tharaof, r a u o rd o d l a P l a t B o o k I. T h i s nottod s h a l l b a p u b ­ li s h e d In t h o o l a h t a o a a o u n P a g e * I I t o I I . la a l u s le * . a r th* P ubtla Records af l i s t a t t h a D letrlo t. S a m l a o l * C e u n ty , F lo rid * . T h i s ta t h a I t k d a g a t M a rc h , m i . T h i a n o t t r * sh a ll b* p u b l t i h I o n c a e a c h w e a k fo r f o u r C e n tra l and S outhern F l o r ­ i d a F l o o d C o n t r o l D i s t r i c t v o a s a t u t l v a w e a k * l a t h a H an ­ b y Ita t l o v o r n l h g H o ard f o rd l l a r a l d . By; / • / Htley H. Miles DON C AN D U U D L H t i D a t C h a irm en Sanford, lam lnol* C o u n t y , IBB A M F l o r i d * . IM a l l t h d a y a f I s * A T T M IT I r a a r r A. D , l i s t . / • / <1 B. D ell. J r . (•B A L I •earotA ry A r t h u r B. B a c k w t t b , J r . M e m b e r* e f B e a rd C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t I t o b e r l R. H o r a e r , Vicel l y i M a r t h a T. V i b l a a D eputy Clerk C h a irm an J o s e p h M. P t t a g a r a l d J . l l ru e * T i a l a g I I I S ecurity T r u s t B uilding 8. W . B o l t e r W. R. S co tt M ia m i l l . F l o r i d a p u b l i s h M e rc k I I , M. IS, ISIS P u b l i s h M a r. I , I , I I , U . IM1. C D O -t. co o -id F l o r i d a , In a n d t o r Bomtnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , ta C h a n c e r y , a n a b b r e v i a t e d t l t u o f aald c a u a a h a t a t "N ellie Man II tit. P l a i n t i f f , v o rau n J a m e s Hill. D efendant,' a n d horeln fall nnl o r a Dorr* * P r o C o n t e n d w ill bo s n l s r e d s s a t n s l you. snd « b a e a u s d p resaeA o a p a r t a. (BBAL ) A rth o r B e r k w h k . Fr. D o r k o f th a C ircuit C ourt Tig: M a r t h a T. V lh len . D C a t o n i t r o m , Irav ls A M r l n t o i h A tt« rn ry * a t l e t P o e t o f f Ira D r a w e r H I # H an fo rd , F i o r t d * I'ut.Heh F o b . I I A Mar. 1, I. I I C D K -s n / **-*!■■ "**— *7Tl illlJraB-e*-W t iw U a a it is concrete, make cet tilth its ruf&ce is even and see if it is cracked, pitted or irregular. If it is of m aterials such as eoncreU or cinder block, placa a pocket level along a Joint to check for Indications of se ttl­ ing o r of bad construction. If tha level shows sagging, Galawood said, don't consider buy­ ing the housa until you have it examined by a competent builder o r architect. In the case of many older homes which havsa settled slightly, the settling may have ceased and tha house may be perfect­ ly sound. —Check th* siding. On a housa with clapboard siding, first check th a t board* over­ lap evanly and th* end* of the boards ar* protected by wood or m etal flashing. Uneven board* and unprotected corn­ ers indicate poor workmanship or unseasoned wood. —Check roof shingle*. If granules have washed away, leaving bar* areas, the effi­ ciency of asphalt shingle* may be in jeopardy. —Check roof d r s i n a g a. Check the paint on *11 roof drainage equipment for fla k ­ ing and peeling and fu r ilidicaliunx of ru st or deter iorulion. F INEST HOME VALUE TODAY! ^ 3 B IM O O M S - 2 BATHS Nine Make Beta Club By Jan erasaelb erry Thu Beta Club al Lyman High School recently voted Id Dio* new member*. They are, seniors: Larue Balmcr, Cheryl Eddy, Betty Field, Jennifer Jordan, Linda i-vng and Gilda F cttinati; Juniors: Susan BonKste and sophomores: Elaine Haynlr and Bonnie Laymon. Sludcn* are chosen lor Owwrl a t tfc* I ' m u l i f e m l a i t l a r a n t ) , F l o r ­ the Bela Club on the basil F m bata. of their high scholastic r a t­ F atale al K. MOO It X, ings. C M t t n in d H om es * 1 4 ,5 0 0 COMP L E TE ! NO CLOSING COSTS! LIBERAL FINANCING! n i J EVERY HOME HAS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & CENTRAL HEATING! Eight New Courses Planned The Baptist Bibla Institute a t Grarcville will offer eight ruurtes in summ er school. May 25 through July 5, this year, Dean W aller D. Draughton J r . announced this week. Non# of the courses have ever been offered before. Each will count toward g rad­ uation as elective*. Studcnti may taka one, two or three of th* tw o-sem ertcr-hour course* in classes to ba con­ ducted Monday through F ri­ day. “ ta S w INSUL-GLASS (Dual Pane) WINDOWS AND PATIO DOORS REDUCES HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COSTS TO PENNIES PER DAY! D E LU X E F E A TU R E S sra ii ao. si* At So Extra Cotl! • 104% hnakfkma b “ Dusk • StaUlma Sami M • M arik f a - a s m • b a n ) • M • >O0\ la tn a a m M M Fraat U n a • C ta.m Iw a iti • CtSy Utfctiaa A RHckaa* Oraaa Ba-faM Tit* t it V . 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CI>il*4> CDO-t* mail or bring this coupon Legal Notice Important Notice To All City Of Sanford Property Owners NOTICE IS IIKHEUY GIVEN t h a t nil peraonfl, firmH and rorporatiunx owning o r hnving control, management, c u s to d y , x u p e n ih lu n o r a g e n c y of PEIISONAL PROPERTV in t h i s City which ia subject to taxation MUST FILE RETURN on or b e f o r e April 1, 1963, otherwlxc t h e Tax As* wexuor will lie r e q u ir e d to MHaeax Much p r o p e r ty from t h e h e a t Information obtainable, and t h e benefits of any exemption due which are »ot claimed, cannot be allowed. WIDOWS AND DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS— Every widow, whose huxbund its dead, and dis­ abled person who are entitled to the beneflta of the 1500.00 valuation exemption, as provided by law, must make application for auch exemp­ tions on or before April 1, 1963. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION — ReaUlen! homeowner* muat al*o file application with the Coun­ ty Tax AiweMor at the Court Houae on or before April 1, 1963, in order to be allowed nuch e x e m p ­ tion on City and County Taxea. II. N. Tamm, Jr. City Tax Aa»e»M>r City of Sanford, Florida. and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Onlv -Vi. �TOUR of HOMES - - _______ ^ . . ____ . __________________________________________ ,n ^ e Sanford - Seminole Area " • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Jiee n There's A Home For Every ■ '$ to w fataleA One's Taste In County Every week, e\cry day. in fact, there are people in the Sunford-Seminole County Aren who are looking for a home to buy. With this in mind, The Sanford Herald, in featuring thin Week-End Tour of Homes in order to give peo­ ple who are looking for a home, some idea of where they may find ju st the home they are looking for. New homes and some not quite so new are featured every week on this age along with a niup to assist you in locating them. Featured, this week, are homes in Ravenna Park. Idyllwildc, Tee ’n Green Estates, Sunlnnd Estates, Lake W a y m an Heights and Oakland Estates. Among the builders and real estate dealers who are advertising, this week, are LMN Enterprises, Stenstroin Realty, Lee Cohn, Shoe­ maker Construction Co., Kingswood Builders. Sanford nnd Seminole County has much to offer the home owner, and listed hero in these ads, are some of the more attractive sestions that nru sure to meet the needs of almost any­ one. Newcomers in town, who are unfnmilinr with the area, nnd are con­ sidering the purchuse of a home will finds this page tailor-made for them, as it will furnish contrasting displays of homes in every category. lllltKCTIONS: Tee ’n tirecn ia located out Country Club Itoad, opposite l.otlt Arbor and over­ looking Mayfair Country Club at the intrr.retion of New Upaala Itoad and only 4 nilnutra to lntrr.tate 4 Interchange at Lake .Mar). PHONE • FA 2-2744 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Daily c ta k s PHONE TE 8-3911 DAILY 1U A.M. lu 5 P.M. Thin delightful modern, situated in beutiful Ravenna Park, is designed for comfort and happier Florida living. A Medallion home in like new- con­ dition, it features a fully equipped built-in electric kitchen, 3 bednsimn, tile hath, large screened Florida room, enrpurte and utility room. A careful inspection will prove it’a just good HOl’SESENSK to purchase this home for 913,650. Only 9450 down, and 987.50 per month. Available for immedi­ ate occupancy! While you arc out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The mup 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. S TEN S TR O M R E A L T Y PIIONE 111 If* PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 VUC IIA \K A CHttll.'K of 2. 3 or 4 bedroom model. . . . all with central heat and with (er prepared for) air-eondillonlnv. You ran chooee betwrrn a .crrrnd porch er spacious family reeat. (x J a jp m m DIUKtmo.VS: l.ake Way man Heights I. located at the interarrtinn of Seminole and Highland Avrnura, ona half block north of the new Long wood Kirmentarr School . . . Ju.t a rouulr hundred yarda off U. H. Highway 17-92 . . . Look for signs on wrat alda of highway. 114 GROVE LANE I KK *n t.KKK.N I. ea.il) one of the moat beau­ tiful and conveniently located apota La the Baaford area, near to achoola, rhurehra, ahnpplnc and all of Central I'lorida'a wonderful recreation­ al lacilitir*. B h ig k J tA CHECK T H ESE FEATURES AND COMPARE — • Central (D ating • Ilurta Prepared far AirConditioning • County T aara O ily • High and Dry • Formica Cabinet* • All Improvement* In A M Paid • Any Type Financing • All llouaea ID aad 2 Baths Can’t Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? Let ua build one of Ihr.e outstanding modrla on YOtlll lot . . . er ate ua for a large choice In excellent loratiuna. We will bultd anywhere . . . Sew the galeaaaa at either Hair. Office la this general area. B UILT B Y L M N EN TER PR IS ES * Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde Thl* attractive home of modern arrhlleelure, located at 313 SalMima Drive. »aa recently pureha.rd by Mr. and Mr*. Waller I.. Warner. Thla "freah a . spring” 3 bed-^ room, 2 bath quality ron.trurled re.idenra featured a beautiful Indoor llvlitgroom wall planter with indirect lighting. The well deigned kitchen Included a fully equipped Imtlt-ln electric kitrbrn and u central healing ay.lem for clean, even beat rum fori. Kn|o> living In a rounlf) atmo»plirre wilh in-lo»n convenience In de­ rivable Ravenna Park. SUNLAND ESTATES Thla lovely I Bedroom llotee, located at 109 llrown Drive kaa a bulll-ln oven and range, wall furnare and whlla terraria flour*. It may be purr ha*.d for 114,100.00. VA loan • no down payment, only |MS.&0 per munih including taie* and iiutuanca. 109 BROWN DRIVE Ravenna Park Homes “A Community Built With Pride” 3 4 4 Bedroom __ 1, lVi, 2 Ilalh Home* — Priced From 911.900 — Low FHA, FIIA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing Down Payment* Situated In an exrlu.iva area where ever) •treat la a picture of lorilne.a, thta Iwauliful home of contemporary modern design, la definitely Sanford'* flne.t offering in a 4 had room. 2 bath reeldmee. The .parinut living room, family dining room and luxury ailed liedriMim* with roomy lighted rloKCta will pleaae the entire famil). The kitchen, which di»pla)e a multitude of rablwete aad every poaalble appliance, and the eastern designed baths with every quality feature will aay teat of compari­ son............... and )ou enjoy year round weather control comfort all through this home. Other featurr. too numeroua to men­ tion. 123,000 with 10% down awd balanca oa firat mortgage. Thl* horn* at 109 W alla Drive la built aw a beautiful, apacioua, com er tot ererD eklag the lake in Bunland Eatatee. It la h rang* and oven. A real buy a t only tMAO*. 109 WAITS DRIVE Idyllwilde Your Hunland home*, built by Kingawood Builder* or* *1tunted or large, Undamped loin (min. 80’ x 115') Paved wtreel*, concrete curbs and nldewalks and atreet llghu add more to tho value of your home. They have white trrmzzu floor*, insulated attlca, awning windows pine many more features and may l>e purchased through VA, FHA, FHA In-Service or Conventional Inana. Priced from 914,000 to 917,500. HOMES o r DISTINCTION - CUSTOM BUILT M O D E R N K IT C H E N S BY G E N E R A L Sho&mak&l c o n s t r u c t io n GBNERAL OFFICE - 211 W. 25lh ST. DIAL FA 2-9103 ELECTRIC c o m pa n y SALES OFFICE • DIAL FA 2-7495 STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS V I bed­ room home with wall furnace and drop-la ONLY 3 MORE NEW HOMES AVAILABLE IN SUNLAND KINGSWOOD BUILDERS 202 Fairmont Dr. Sunland Estates FA 2-8074 �Mrs. Lederhaus O f DeBary Club Tha DeBary Business and Professional Women'* Club hold the monthly meeting In I ha office of Dr, George Frison. Main Item* on tha business agenda w ai election of new officers. Mrs, Bertha Ixilerhaua was elected president; Mr*. O. White, first vice pres­ ident; Mr*. M. Aceardl second vice prasldant; Mr*. Adam Muller, third vice president; Mr*. M. Williams, treasu rer; Mr*. Jo Peck, recording secre­ ta ry and Miss Helen Snod­ grass, corresponding secro­ tary. Installation ceremonies aro scheduled for April, following a dinner meeting a t the Dofiery Restaurant. Mr*. Muller, president, pre­ sided a t the buslnesa session when plsns were formulated /o r a dessert card party on March 26 a t 7 p.m. a t the - f in , Rcceentlun Hall. Thompson will bo chairman of th« p a il/. Pape S—Fri. Mar. 15, '63 ^rr«Di Circle Plans Linda Rae McSwain To Marry This Monday Franklin Jerome Rolph Election Mrs. Pearson Hostess For Group Three Q b u d sU k 'S jc u v d s m Auxiliary Plans Rev. Darrah Birthday Party Speaks A t Today For Post Oviedo Club lx)si Jhst Grace W SCS : Sponsoring Bake Sale Holiday Dance Planned Saturday WW Luncheon By AM Circle Meeting Planned This Wednesday DEAR ABBY: Who in the world can a person tru st anymore? Our preacher snt right in our living room and told all the details of some domestic trouble another couple was having. He knew full well these peo­ ple were friends of ours. Then 1 found out thut my doctor discussed my case with my aunt without any inquiry on her part — she says. Yes­ terday a friend of mine told her dau­ ghter something I hud told her in confidence ju st to get it off my chest. Heaven help me if I ever need a lawyer. I heur they are the biggest gossips of all. I repeat — who cun a person tru st? DISGUSTED DEAR ABBY: A boy called me at 12:30 a t night and Woke up my fa­ ther. My fath er got real angry and told him if he didn’t have any bet­ te r sense than to call at that hour he should never call me again. The boy said he’d “ think" about it. You can imagine hnw much angrier my fa­ ther got after that. The next day my father told me about what happened and he said I was not to answer any more telephone calls from boys un­ t i l next year when I’ll be In the Nin­ th Grade. This is the first time any­ thing like this hns ever happened to me. Do you think my father is be­ ing fair? PUNISHED DEAR DISGUSTED: MOST cler­ gymen can keep a secret. And so can most doctors. Rut professional peo­ ple under obligation to keep confi­ dences, occasionally talk tou much. If vour confidences are always re­ vealed, perhaps you lire prone to pick the wrong confidants. DEAR PUNISHED: Your father was understandable irritated by the boy’s attitude. But I think it’s unfair to punish you because of another’s Insolence. • • • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO “ Fictitious Names” : You'd better think up an­ other name. You aren't getting away with anything. • DEAR ABBY: Can you please tell me why women are so touchy ubout telling their right age? BEATS ME • • • W hat’s on your mind? For a perri’pJVf semi a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abb), Box 3305, Weve rly - H iH v Caltf.____ _______ PEAR nEATR ME:_Hent» ME?" too. When If-girl is young- (n r o u iid 14 or tr>) the nicest compliment you can pay her is to suy site appears to be about 19. When she reaches about 50, if you tell her she looks 35 you are apt to get smothered with kiss­ es. a * • Hale to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. BOX 3365, BEVER­ LY HILLS. CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet. “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Jacoby On tBhidysi If jo u labor under tlie ap ­ NORTH IS prehension that expert* never 4 AQJ ¥ A Q J* get Into bad contracts, take 4Q a look at the seven no-trump A A Q 052 1 Had lo play. WEST BAST P a rt of the fault lay wiUi A K 34 A 9 A3 3 ¥ K 10 H2 ¥754 iny opening bid and rebid, 6 J 10 0 7 4 433 but I still feel Uiut my par­ ♦ 7J *1054 tn er could tiavc been a trifle soirni (t)> less ambitious. A 1087 Anyway, there I was fly­ ¥03 ♦ A K 80 5 ing blind in a fog a t seven A K J8 no-trump. I did not really East and West vulnerable expect to make it, but in­ Koulh West North East tended to try and there was 14 Pis* 2 A Pas* 3A Pass 3 ¥ Pa** a slight chance. 3N.T. Pas* 7 N.T. Pas* I let dum m y's queen of Pas* Pas* diamonds hold the first trick. Opening lead—4 J Then 1 led Use nine of clubs and overtook with my jack. tny eight sp it. I needed three For Uiat nine of clubs play entries. Now 1 tried Uie spade there was a reason. A h eart finesse succeeded and I led another club to­ ward my hand and finessed \ By Oswald Jacoby finesvo which also worked. Back to my hand with the king of clubs in order to dis­ card the six of hearts and queen of spades on my ace and king of diamonds and a second h eart finesse was all 1 needed to w rap up my nice contract. W hat w as so im portant alxmt the nine of clubs lead at trick two? Suppose I hsd led the deuce and won with the jack. When I led the clubs again if -I had played the five E ast could slick in the len and kill the third entry to my hand since dum ­ m y's nine would shut out my eight. BOYS SPORT SHIRTS f By Ruth Millett and develop your talen ts," how la a dean of women go­ ing to convince her th at pop­ ularity, any way site can gel it, isn’t the most im port­ ant tiling in life?*' If we are ever going to raise the moral standards of college students, we a re n 't going to do it by shifting the responsibility to college officials. We've got lo see that our young people leave home with a strong code of moral ethics, high am bitions, w orth­ while goals and the convic­ tion that they—and no one else—are responsible for their behavior. * | ASSORTED COLORS AGES 4 TO 18 A WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM KEG. TO LONG SLEEVE SHORT SLEEVE 2.98 2.49 NOW 1.39 1.19 “REAL C RACKER DAYS SPECIALS!'* DeBary Church Calendar Personals ANNOUNCING TH E O P E N IN G O F - Board Meeting Planned Tuesday FOR PARTY OR OCCASION. Personals Personals Cracker Days Storewide 3 Flemings 20% Discount SPRING WEATHER IS HERE! BUY AND SAVE NOW! SEMINOLE DRY ClEANERS Formerly Genes Sem. Cleaners Cr Laundry - BY - D O RIS and M A R V IN M IL A M M O N D A Y , M A R C H 18, 1963 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. SALE STILL IN PROGRESS Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Eu­ gene McSwain, of Elder Springs, announce the engage­ ment and approaching marriago of th eir daughter, Lin­ da Rae, to Franklin Jerome Itolph, son of Mrs. Vivian W atters and the lata Frank Rolph, of Sanford. Mlsa McSwain was born In Miami and attended schools In Georgia and Sanford. She Is a mcmlier of the 106-1 gradu­ ating Clara of Somlnule High School. H er main interests aro a rt, futuru humcmaklng, and she is a member of the Glee Club Slid Rainbow Girls. The groom-elect ws* liorn in MscClenny, a t t e n d e d schools thero and in Jacksonvillc. He was active In sports, Including football, buskrthull and truck ntul broke wok-named jlL,L£T .l«vk- f son High School, in Jackson­ ville. lie completed his high school training and otic year of college, while serving in the U. 8 . Marine Corp. At present he is attending Technical T raining School, In LINDA ItAE McSWAIN thu U. S. Army a t F ort Gor­ don, Gu. Thu wedding will he an Group three of Ilia Christ­ event of Juris 15. ian Women's fellow ship of the F irst Christian Church IXOItA CIRCLE P ark for lunch and a visit to m et a t the home of Mrs. O. T. Pearson. The devotion* Mrs. Edward llenriqucx, the State H eadquarter* Build­ were given from P aul's Rom­ landscape dcwlgn rhairm nn of ing In Mead Gardens. an Sandals, by Mrs. Kfflo Mrs. Henry Simpson, pres­ tho Florida Federation of Durden, Garden Clubs, was tho speak­ ident, conducted ■ business During the business session, er a t a recent meeting of meeting which was opened The American Legion Aux­ Mrs. O. D. Landrcss was reIxora Circle a t the Holy Cross with a devotion period led hy lly lJn d a Smithson iliary to Campbell laisslng Mr*. Charles Park. Mcmlier* elected s i chairm an for the P arish House-. Rev. T. S. D arrah, dean of coming year. Ollier officers In her talk, Illustrated with participated in a discussion Post .VI is sponsoring a cover­ will be elected at a later dale. Knowles Memorial Chapel at colored slides of gardens and on bird* and current prob­ ed dish supper at 7 p in. to­ Mrs. filsnche Kuhn gave Rollins College In Winter home* throughout dm state, lems In horticulture. day In the Legion Hall on the study from “ Disciples on Park, was gueil speaker at Mrs. Henriquea emphasised Mrs. William It. Sillier Jr. the Rim of A sia," covering the March mecllng of the th a t landscaping was a very was welcomed as a new Highway 17-02. Mrs. Cecil Carlton and Mr*. work In Korea and Formosa, Oviedo Woman's Club. He personal thing. h'lio told the m em ber. Visitor* were Mrs. and including information chose a i hla subject “ College members th a t "design was llm A. I. Jessup, Mrs. Fred Lin- Flora King ir e co-chairmen about the truth broadcasting Students as I Saw and Sec basic facto r to consider In [{enfetter and Mrs. Marie of Hie event. Following the supper, entertainm ent will be station In Korea and the Thom ." landscaping and urged them Wilhelm. The speaker's table was provided for the rem ainder ol Ewhs University In Seoul, the Gtlier member* enjoying to usu natlvo plant m aterials largest school for women in decorated with an arran g e­ for tho basic pattern, cmlioll- Ihc day included Mines. O. L. the evening. ment of orchids and driftwood the world. The parly Is in observance isblng tha design with more Barks, J . L. Brown, Charles Others attending were created by Mrs. W.D. Ilrown. unusual varieties." Him also llrum ley, B. II. Crumley, W. of Ihc 44th birthday of the Mines, Landrcss, Anna Ni­ Included in (be arrangem ent illustrated the Importance of G. Kllbee, Charles .Meriweth­ American la'glon. All m em ­ chols, Henry House, Cliff were 20 orchids in ahadci of various structures such a* e r, W. A. Morrison, John D. bers arc urged to hrlng a Williams, V. It. G rantham , C. while, pink and purple and fences, gates, fountains, in Thomas, Jam es T ruitt, Char- dish, their own table service C. M urray, W. P. Ycalcy and two green ones, carrying out landscaping, as they help to lea Colo, G. B. Pearson, J . C. and family for an evening of the St. P atrick 's Day theme Miss Flo Bishop. set w list she referred to as Noel and Miss Glenns Magtll. fun. Mrs. G rantham will be hos­ which was the them e of the the “ tono” of the garden. luncheon. tess for the April meeting. Hostesses for tho meeting Mrs. W. It. Meek Sr. and her committee served a de­ were Mrs. Vlnecnt Roberta, licious luncheon an Individual Mrs. Robert M. Rosvmond P rem arital sexual exper­ Association of Women Deans tables decorated will) spring anil Mrs. C. F. llraoku Smith, flowers, shamrocks and nap­ who used a St. Patricks motif iences by rollege students is recently devoted an entire kin* continuing Ihu SI. Pat- in decorating t)i» refreshm ent Increasing at such an alarm ­ Issue of ila Journal to the tables. ing rale that (lie National problem. lick 's Day theme. Guests of the cirele includ­ Editor of the scholarly Mrs. it. W. Kite*, presi­ journal says, " I t is Ihe coun­ dent, conducted the business ed member* from Woodrose selor, hot tho clergym an, The Woman's Society of session, following the lunch­ and Driftwood circles, Miss I'erHiu G rant, sta le federawlm must develop youth’s Christian Service of t h e eon ami progrum. und Mrs. W alter 11. Ruch of conscience; its the educator G race Methodist Church is Flushing, N. Y. who is called upon lo take sponsoring a baked food sale Uie leading ethical role." ROSE CIRCLE thin Saturday in front of the Nonsense. The standards a The March meeting ol the girl doesn't get (rum her Food F a ir Grocery on Park Hose Garden Clrclo at the Member* of Ihe Anna Mil­ home and her church before Ave. home of Mr*. A. W. Kpp* on ler C irrle are preparing for a she goes away to college she All m em bers wishing to IJ k c Minnie was followed hy gala evening at the Elks Club Isn't going to get from a ronlribulo cakes, pk-s or a tour of Ihc spacious grounds Ibis Saturday. dean of women, no m atter other Items are asked to have The Sanford Welcome Wa­ where while splrea and many The St. Patrick's Day dance how hard tho dean trie* them there by 9:30 ».m. gon Club will meet Wednes­ vorletlca of azaleas were In will be climaxed with Hie to counsel her. day al the Capri for the lull bloom. dow ning of a queen hi reign The girl who Is sent to monthly luncheon meeting. H ie group later went to the over Ihe proceedings. college with a lot of pretty Those who wish to play lm;>erlal House in Winter There are three contestant* dollies and Uio unspoken ac­ cards will m eet at tu a. m. for the honor, Mrs, I.r»lie knowledgement hy her monml lunch will U* served at Thompson, Mr*. Ilulan Hale liter that all that is really noon, followed by Use pro­ and Mrs, Clarence Collins. expected of her i* to land gram. The winner will lie decided by a husband during h er four Mr*. C. A. Anderson will the num ber of |icnnir* d e p o v year* a* a coed—and the lly Mi*. Adnm Muller Ik- the guest speaker, using lied in containers at the Elks sooner the b elter—can be Recent guests of Mr, and as her subject "m arb le jew­ Club. forgiven If she thinks th a t a Mrs. Charles Yuiimait of I)tv- elry,” MONDAY Music will be providrd by cam pus is Just a happy hunt­ Bary Dr. w eir Mr. and Mrs. All new resident* of the T h e Dependable Sunday the Vincent Trio. Mr*. Wade ing ground for husbands, and A lfred I'ape of Jensen Beach area are Invited to attend. and Mr. and Mrs. J . S tater of For reservations rail Mr*, School Class of F irst Method­ Snyder Is in charge of the that any way she can land Bloomington, N. Y. While In lion Catilll. st PA 2-IRC, no ist Church will hold the entertainm ent, including an one Is all right. If site is also told at home, Dullury Mr. and Mrs. I’apu later than Tuesday morning. monthly business meeting at am ateur hour with contestlun," instead ol, ants select ril Irotn the au d ­ “ la v e visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles the borne of Mrs. Burke ience. Prizes will be awarded "M ake tlie most of tilts op­ Koiper of Lola Lane. Steele, 206 Elm Ave., starting and a sing-along enjoyed. portunity to team and grow Mr. and Mrs. David I.cvy of at 7:30 p.m. A fun filled evening is an ­ Colomba ltd, enU-rtaincd Mi*. Women of the First P res­ ticipated and Ihe proceeds Buenos Aires, A rgentina, is M. llyland and son Bill a t byterian Church p ray er hand will benefit the youngsters at see,uid only to New York City their hum* this pant week. Mr*. L. G. Kuhn of Volusia Tlio Woman's Auxiliary lo 0:45 a.m. followed by general t h e H arry Anna Crippled in the extent of ita forign Children’s Hume In Umatilla. trade. Dr. haa aa her houseguesta llm Seminole Memorial Hos­ mecllng at 10 a.m . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mealy of pital will hold an executive Forest Hills, Long laland, laiard meeting, Tuesday at N. Y. 0:30 a.in. In the Hospital Din­ Mr. and Mrs. John Wahl of ing Room. Orlando ware recent guest* DISPOSABLE of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es d o land, a t their home on Lu­ TABLECLOTHS cerne Drive. NAPKINS - PLATES Ry Jane Casselberry GUI'S . ETC. Recent guests of Ml*. Leotu Putunm a t the Banlando T rail­ er Park were Mr. and Mrs. A rt Barrow and Mis. T. J . Miss Sandra Kadcr, (laugh­ Watson of D strolt, Mich. te r of Mr. and Mr*. Johu L. Kader, ha* recently been Ini­ ALL ITEMS IN EVERY DEPT. tiated into Kappa D ella Sor­ (ONLY EXCEPTIONS ARE ITEMS Fro ority at FSU. ALREADY SALE PRICED!) Mis* Gwynne Ann Williams, lo u r daughter of U r. and Mrs. Down John Williams, haa been Ini­ tiated into Della Delta Della sorority at Stetson University. Florist MMs M argaret Davis had Calflii • Garda • Book* as her dinner guests at the SANFORD HQ Ranch, recently, Mr. and (Formerly McVican) FLOWER SHOP Mr*. O scar M. Harrison of Cor. H. 1st A Sanford Av*. 210 E. F in t St. l Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. FA 2-1822 FA 2-SIS2 x G aorja Riley of D efie r/, ! By Abigail Van Buren g fa The nominating com mittee of the Anna Miller Circle presented a slate of new of­ ficer* for the coming y ear when the group m et recently for a business session. They will be voted on at the next meeting selirdtded for this Monday at S p.m. Those nominated were Mrs. H arry Adair, president; Mrs. Clarence Collins, first vice president; Mrs. W i l l i a m Class, second vice president; Mr*. Bussell Spencer, secre­ ta ry ; Mrs. J . It. Hoolehan J r ., corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jam es Hoolehan Sr., treasu rer, and Mrs. Irene Kent, chaplain. Serving on the nominating com mittee were Mrs. Gene W alter, Mrs. Ilulan Hale and .Mrs. Charles Stafford. Members voted to send an ­ other girl from Seminole •Com rtr-to—Girt* -Elate. TUU b u .h e e n an animal project of Hie circle for several years, Mrs. Christine Rlunkenshlp, president, urged all members to attend the meeting Mon­ day. In addition to voting on new officer* (here will also be voting on am endments im i by-law*. (DswUx CUbby: SEARS g Named President UTIfr 0an(nrh �fc n i& h ia in M S w i J v A Village Scouts Present Program By Mona Grin-trad N ational Girl Scout* Week w h * celebrated by North l)r. Undo Troop 2.13 with an Intertintumal Friendship pro­ gram at this week's meeting. The girls had their mothers a* guests and planned a pro. gram of skits and lectures without help from leader, Mrs. Richard Stodden, or co-leadcr, .Mia. SV. G. Harris. Entertainm ent on Japan was presented by Shirley 1’e. dtraott and Marilyn Barber; on Germany by Esta Leonard and Cathy Barber: on Hawaii by Myrtle Harris, I'am Green and Karen Barber; on France by Georgia IWrber and Gail Atchison and on Spain by Bonnie Stoddcn and Jackie S itter. Uofrcshmonts prepared by the girls were served followIng the program. Gets Award PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Princcton sophomore B i l l Bradley will receive the Har­ ry Merrill Award a* the out­ standing college basketball player to visit Philadelphia this season. JIIH * „ ,» Kri .M ar. ,5. W S -fa re S i ’ f | Q (J' (\] q ^ History numbers but few tiguics who have stirred the imagination of poet*, dram a­ tists and hulladrers as much as Spa’n's mil'll revered w ar­ rior-hero who was horn Rod­ rigo Dina de Blvar hut is best known ns El Cid. The exploits of this cou­ rageous nobleman on the bat­ tlefield, his unquenchable de­ votion to his God and king and his turbulent and undying love for the beautiful Chirm-nc are brilliantly told in “ El Cid,” whirh opens a spa­ tial engagement tonight at the Movirlnnd Theatre. D ie Samuel Itronston pres­ entation co-starring Charlton Heston and Sophia l,orm comes here after being a sennational hit as a roadshow a t­ traction in New York, Chica­ NEVADA CASINO manager, played by Tony Curtin, warns child newcomer Claire Wilcox she is out of bounds in this scene front Tony's ro­ mantic comedy, "40 Pounds of Trouble." Other leading; roles are played by Suzanne Plcshette and Phil Silvers. One of the film's highlight.* is a chase through Disneyland. In color and Panavisiem. "40 Pounds of Trouble" is a Curtis Enterpriscs production and a Universal release. §n Rome Hollywood wit once remarked that everybody In the world has two businesses —hi* own ami the motion picturo business. "He was so right," said P STARTS TONITK u rv ") THEATRE 7:00 M. NOW THRU TUBS. ADMISSION KIDDIES UNDER 12 • FREE l-lltST SANFORD SHOWING 75* SCHEDULE OF SHOWS Due To Length Of "El lid " . . . Only First Half \\ ill Be Repeated On Second Show. You Can Still See Complete Show As Late As R:M Nltely. For Fullest Enjoymrnt Of This Great Spectacle . . . We Urge You . . . Please Come E arl). SAMUEL BRONSTON PRESENTS . CHARLTON SOPHIA HESTON-LOREN go, l.os Angeles, Dallas and score* of other cities. This epic film spectacle in Super Technirama Technicol­ or was named one of the best lit motion pictures of the year by many metropolitan newspaper* and outstanding national magazines, including the New York lim es and Time Magazine. Th* other film on the pro­ gram which will play through Tuesday is *‘Man From God's Country**. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day. ".Man Of The West" and "Fockctful of Miracles." A triple feature program Is slated for Friday ami S atu r­ day, The three films are "P er­ iod of Adjustment," ''N otor­ ious Landlady** and ‘‘Walk The Proud Land." Tony Cut Us during the film­ ing of his latest Unlversnl-lnt e r n a t i o n a l release, "to Pound* of Trouble." The color comedy opens Sunday on the screen of the llitz Theatic. "No other business in the world has so many hack-seat drivers amt over the-shouldcr kibitzers. Especially w h e n you're a movie star. "No m atter when I go," Curtis grinned, "the minute they find out who I am I'm buried under a barrage of ad ­ CHARLTON HESTON and Sophia Loren are vice on ju st w hat Hailwood pictured in their role* it* the turbulent lover* in should do to turn out perfect "El Uhl," currently playing at the Movielaml movies. These ready advisers Drive-in Theatre. The film i* a Samuel Hmnknow nlxiut na much about the *ton Production in UM*oeiutioii with Dear Film technical end of picture-mak­ Production* and i* in Super Technirama Techni­ ing ns I do about the love life color. Anthony Mann directed the epic drama of term ites. In addition to the ami Allied Artist* i* releasing* it in (lie Western mechanical advice, they'll tell Hemisphere. you what kind of picture to turn out." Curtis says th a t's fine, ex­ cept th a t each one wants something different and tlirlr ideas on so-cnlleil stinkers are Charlie Spivak, who brings (an* ami encourage (heir in­ miles apartIns ore nest ra to -Sanford terest in music, acting, paint­ April 27 Itelletei (lint a name ing and other personal acti­ bandleader has a mission and a duly to perform for the vate* that help |o keep kid* BELLEVILLE. N. J . (11*1) youngster* of America bey­ on Hie right path. —Form er New York Yankee ond pleasing their ears ami H ie tlmusands of youngzhortslop Phil Itizzuto will dancing tret. si cr* Who belong to hi* fan undergo plastic surgery on Like Uabe Until, whose gen­ his right hand at Clara Mans uine love for kid* enhanced club* receive sound ail vice Hospital this week. Four fin­ baseball, Charlie want* to do and encouragement through ger* on Ihe hand were bail!) everything he can for the his monthly newspaper, call­ mangled witen they were younger generation When­ ed "The Trumpet Blow*.” caught in a snow-blowing m a­ ever Charlie playa a date, "M ott of our kid* are fine," chine Iasi month. he doe* 111* best to meet hi* says Charlie, "hut Juvenile delinquency can he cut down OPFV TODAY J*"e Puts ell * Howard Krrl considerably if the men who I 2- ii & SAT. "7 BRIDES I'HR 7 BROTH HRS'1 are fortunate enough o be in Cinemascope & Color the public eye show the — Pin* — youngsters bow to liandlc | Spencer Tracy • Elizabeth Tax lor their problem. The kidi ad “FATHER OF THE BRIDE" mire their talent and will follow their example perhaps SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY more readily than lhat of SHOWS AT 1:110 - .1:1(1 - 5:10 - 7:11) • 3:1(1 Ihe parent or the school le ath e r." Main Mission Faces Surgery R IT! B siaS Legal Notice S c m fo h d • aid Judge fur a fln.t stillsmrnt of her administration of ••id estate, and for an order disch arg in g » utrli. her *• such Hy Judy Turner lift out your green *ock* uml tic* mid pick your jilucc to iclclirnte tho St. Pit trick'* Dnv weekend. Since the biyr titty i* on Sunday, no one will mind If you atari a little early. Any Irishman that can't cat n pound of good sirloin stenk isn't worth hi* shamrocks. For all of those that can though, thl* tasty meal can he found at the Clith Diamond on 17-:*2 I north. This is the place to go | on Sunday for your St. P a t­ ricks Day dinner. l i s t e d t h i s th * !<Mh d a y ef F e b r u a r y , A. t>. 1»SI M a ry B u ren k h o u a As K s e c u l r l s of th * K i t t l e of C h a rl e s II P e a r t llteested M n It N. C lev e la n d . J r . I-, o. I i r s w e r esn fo rd . Florid* Attorneys for K.tat# P u b l i s h Eeb . 17. Mar. 1, I, ]{ CNF-7* * ner crowd, and already reser­ vations are Wing made for this night. The husinessmnn ii Ken Wilson, who work* at a large company In a town to the south of us. According to Big Bill c.f Hie Velvet ones, who Ims worked with him be­ fore, he should provide A lot of laughs. Thr Velvetone* will he on the card too. as u<ual. s e e Tony C urtis * / 0 P o u n d s o f Tr o u b l f MlwtifiH hPHUSHfflB STARTS THURS. • Walt Disney 70MII SUPER TECHWJUIA TECHNICOLOR* CO-FEATURE 10:30 ONLY •MAN FROM C;0D*8 COUNTRY" GEORGE MONTGOMERY - COLOR I i . S o n (>r £ 3,R U B B E R t j SUN. Il’a the Club Diamond frill u r in e M EL M URRAY BOOGIE WOOGIE PIANO COMEDIAN GOOD EATS * * if you’ve closed out nil th r other plscr* in your Irish en­ thusiasm, and are still raring to go, step nut at the Drift Inn on Hrardall and Geneva. There the Casual* entertain from 12;:’il til 2 on Friday ami Saturday night and you can finish your weekend festivi­ ties with a hang, liefer* you go home have one of their Gourmet type wlio are genuine Irish ham stacked harking forward In celebrating high on rye sandwiches. the weekend with dinner out, might try a dinner at Jim Spencer*. Besides their usual fin* foods, featuring steaks charcoal broiled right in ths ■lining room and ths heat sea­ food in town, Hpenrers serve* fine wine* with melds. Sample WtHra are ore the table In tile middle of that room, along * A. V. to 9 I’. M. with the cheeses and cold meats which customers can ru t Up In pieces as large a* they want. It’s an extra touch whirh makes dining different from the usual, and a t emplet* * • * Line ut All real Irishmen will tie seen at Skate City on S atur­ day night. They're having a tremendous party with prize* STOP IN AT THE DRIFT INN Bcardoll & Geneva Try Our HAM SANDWICH STACKED HIGH ON RYE DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF “THE CASUALS'* Fill. A SAT. 12:30 P. M. . 2:00 A. M. Shuffle Hoard Tournament WEII. KITE • START * I’. M. OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. - MON. TI1KU SAT. DINE IN C unuuI C o m fo rt at the Capri CHOICE MRLOIN STEAKS START AT <2 25 DANCE EVERY ------ FRIDAY & SATURDAY TO THE MUSIC OF Open Sunday BIG BILL AND THE VELVETONES BEER W IN E Legal Notice Groceries P iiT iT in r* s t u n NoTIt.'l-J 1 H l i e r . h r a l v . n the! 1 are . f i e v e . - t In h u . t n e o at It. H. I l t s t i w a r 17-»:. F e r n l ‘a r k K .m ln n l* C o u n ty - F lo rid * u h i t . , t l i . f l c l tl o u e nstit" uf. FKIIN I*A XIK A ttTrt PAItT*. • fit t h a t I I n te n d to r e u l a t e r • • I d t u r n , w i t h th * t ' l f t k uf th . ftr.-iilt C o u r t , Hr-tnlnnl* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In a r e n f d s n i t . w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s of Hi* F i c t i t i o u s S a m * n t a ( u l » * In* w ltt Hertlun I I * . 0* F l o ri d * H t s t u t e s 11*7. a i f ; W i l l i a m VC. F.-ksr-t LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN North Orlando Super Mkt. I.nngnuod • Oviedo Rd. I, Mils East of llwy 17*31 R O LLER S K A T IN G NIGHTLY EXCEPT TUESDAY MON. KITE * 1.00 ADMITS ENTIRE FAMILY WED. NITE - LADIES NITE MATINEE SAT. A SUN. 2:30 I*. M. - 1:30 1*. M. Skate City Roller Rink TK K-2I7I Just Off 17-32 On Dog Track lid. alwaya at JIM SPENCER’S ALL THE IAIHSTER YOU CAN EAT .... *3.25 CHAR • HROJLEI) PRIME STEAKS DANISH I.OUSTER TAILS YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way we prepare them! . . . they ir e NOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tall* and Royal (ted Shrim p) CHOICE $295 FROG LEGS In Melted Duller DANCE t o ­ l l These 4 Guys OPEN FROM 0 A. M. 6 DAYS A WEEK Dance To The Muale Of AND THE "HIDEAWAYS" EVERY FRI. St SAT. NITE PACKAGE GOODS AVAILABLE FUN 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 AFAN2-7512 E ONORA ROAD r # Friday and Saturday From 8:00 JIM SPENCER'S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE South French Avc. SANFORD, FLA. FOOD SERVED TIL * P. M. 7:30 P. M. - 10:30 P. M. Hauled V A L D E Z H O T EL BILL SLAYTON ( s a r e t as a nut) FRI. - SAT. GALORE I'umerly George's No. 2 f r r the bestest ami the mostest green and a special prize for the longest and greenest He. There’s a catch to that ru e , , . no knots, tape or crepe paper, * * * Those gills who raised 3725 for the H eart Fund Benefit at Melodce Skating Kink are cer­ tainly to he congratulated. They gave their time mid e f­ fort. so that others could live, a i the H eart Fund slogan said. Of eovirsc the skaters in the show put on a grand per­ formance too. amt each num­ ber was a favorite of some­ one. Thr opening number fraGourmet types who are look­ ing forward to celebrating . Had a cup of coffee too, really l at the Carllic the oilier day and talked to Flo hetvvrcn customers. T h a t means 1 got about two word* in edgewise. She was serving meals and drinks and was verybusy. making the place the pleasant one It Is. On these warm days it’s always cool and comfortable at the Carihe, but atop jJtourtd in the everlng too. It's the only place down- ,utw l ta u rT a th era * ^ 'r „with i.h fu e ,~li .. I *^WTT daughter*-- .tttt; ■/.! . trr —t -.-.'.r e t.ii th ink.- ..ivj. entertainm ent. Hill Slayton soiura like "If You Knew and the Hideaways play every Susie," ths "M erry Oldstnonight and meals are served htlr" and "Bicycle Built For Two" with a real noddle and until 8 p.nt. bicycle, brought m-tue heart • • • Not this Sulutduy, hut next laughs and thrilled everyone. Saturday, there'll he smite- Again, ws'd like to say con­ thing special at the t'nprl. A gratulation* to all these fins businessman Uiriu-d comic will people who gave so th at other* he entertaining th r late din­ could live. E t- * Carrot llurke, es!fxrrr C bi& a FUN t'uhtleh Mar. 1, I. I*. IS, !»•> !■ IBs C . H r l - f its i o u .it Ju*B Srm lB ul. C C M t) , l i s t * I 'l u r M a , l a Prnkste l a re | h * I '. a l a t . t ' h s i l u s It. 1’eare l> » r.aeed r t \ s i . m u ii is N o tts* Is h e r e b y » i » t " I h t t t h . u n d » r . l * f i . d will. <.n lit* 3 ! l b d e y o r M a rc h , A U. 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FERN PARK, FLORIDA An«w*r t o Prttrlou* P u n l * Miscellany ACSOSS • Clam en 71*4 fall • Mcilcan tiUm of co u r tn y • In pUra at tL uilU uug 12 llilt IOU uUc n u k e r 13 Holler'* cry 11 l> » r ftiundrr M Uncoln cr >• Whit Trigger In lluntm * (2 » oril<) IS.Surgery Co*m*Ue IT Unit ol w*i£hl an 22 lUrdl IS l lin u a l 24 Lngin* at I t Woe* tortur* S3 o<-cutrcncc* ortenUtlooftlT 23 I 'm * 4 0 IV*ct( uI 43 (')prinoid lu liri M W g. 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R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y : The Herald will not be re» sponsible for more than on« Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves thp right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered t <3 conf irm to the policies of this paper. dfajhUqhiA Carriage Room THOSE WWE W WOT.* VEARMAMI i r S l H I H A LONG TIME OINCli k , I HtFTEP A O ffic e 204 W . F i r s t CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Fount? 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 0. For Kent GA Sjieciid Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Suit) 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Help Wanted T V Time Previews 18. Male Help Wanted 7:30-8:30 p. m. CDS. Raw- ed m acitro along with most 19. Situations Wanted liUlo. ••Incident of the Pale of his TV colleagues, is giv- 20. Bubysitters Rider." This is a half-hearted ing very little attention to 21. Beauty Sulons attem pt to add some super* the Irish on this St. P atrick's 22. Build - Paint - Repair natural flavor lo a basic Day weekend. In fact, there 23. Building Materials western plot. Rowdy kilts a arc only three songs in a total 24. Electrical Services man in an attem pt robbery of 21, beam ed towards the 25. Plumbing Services and even assists at his bur­ "g rea t day." These include 26. Radio & Television ial. A short time later the "E ileen," "S am e Old Shlllc- 27. Special Services dead m an's double appears lach” and "M rs. M urphy's 28. Laundry Service looking for a job as a drov­ chowder." In other segm ents, 29. Automobile Service er. Albert Salmi is featured Mitch plays an Oboe solo to 29A. Auto Accessories with stars Clint Eastwood "Eugene Onegin," and Leslie 30. Machinery - Tools Uggams, Gloria Lam bert, 31. Poultry - Live stock and Eric Fleming. 7:30-8:30 p. m. NBC. In ter­ Rob McGrath and Adrain Re­ 31 A. Pets national Showtime. "Contin­ vere solo. 32. Flowers - Shrubs 9- 9:30- p. m. ABC. I'm33. Furniture ental Ice Classics." Two exccptional solo perform ances Dickens, He's Fenster. "Is 34. Articles For Sale m ark this ice show taped in There • Doctor In t h e 35. Articles Wanted Mannheim, Germany, these Louse?" Any resem blance to 3G. Automobiles - Trucks are by Michael Carrington lien Casey la purely colncl 37. Boats - Motors and Jacquelinde du Bicf, the dental whicn Fenster (M arty 38. Motorcycles - Scooter* fo rm -r O ly m p ic champion. lngcla) poses as a doctor to 39. Trailers - Cabanas There are also several color­ ful production num bers: An 4:00 opening precision drill per­ formance, a waltz sequence to the music of Johann • t 10 Strauss, a Tyrolean scene and a Calypso Mambo scene to close the show. Don ArneNOW O PEN FOR che is host. LUNCH 8:309:30 p.m. CDS Route 0ti. "The Cage Around Ma­ and r ia ." This is a rewarding DIN NER evening for this aeries. Re­ T E E S. H im S AT. warding evening for this scr­ V IS IT O U R N E W — ies. Rewarding because the spisode stars Elizabeth Ash­ ley, one of TV's most bril­ P rA lgn rd E » p rr» lllj F o r Ha n o i : e t s . L u n c h e o n s liant young perform ers. She • nd I I I N N E I I 1‘A U T IE H plays the daughter of a proud Sfanish family in a rather 8 3 8 - 6 1 9 7 complex plot revolving " S p e c ia lP a r ii* ? around her attractive mother, her youthful stepfather and the emotional involvements entangling the three. Bea­ trice straight and Mario Al­ calde are featured with star M artin Milner8:30 9:30 p.m. NBC. Sing Along With Mitch. The beard4 1 J0 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Shop the Herald Ads where local m erchants offer their best buys. Legal Notice I T T H K r i l i n I T m i MT IT A M I F U R U K R IM II .K K i l l . T V . F I . I I l l l l l * M l. I3TO.V T H K M U T U A L IIK NK KIT L I F K INHUIIANCK CO MPANY, a .Saw Ja ra a y corporation. Plaintiff. v*. W ILL IA 3 J C. IIIIADKN r t al. Darviiila nta. T O TIC H n r a l IT T I I H t T A T K O F r i . U H I I I A TOi M a r g a r a t C l l ra d a n , rtalilan r* u n k n o w n T ou ara harahy n o lld ad th at a s u i t h a a tiaan flla d a g a i n s t yo u . W i l l i a m C. l l r a d a n a n d C n l l a d M t a t r i o f A m a r l r a In t h a a b o v * an t 11 lad c a u s e , a n d t h a t y o u a r * r e q u i r e d l o (lie y o u r a n a w t r w i t h th * C l a r k o f t h i s C o u r t a n d In a a r v a a copy thereof upon th a p la in ­ tiff or p l a i n t i f f s attnrna**, whoa* n a m e a n d a d d r e s s la Ja nnlnga, W atts. C larke and H a m i l t o n . 12«Q H a r n e t t N a t i o n ­ a l l l a n k l l u l l d in g , J a r k s u n v l l l * Z. F l o r i d a , not la lsr than A p ril I. 1X3. I f y o u f a l l lo do t o n d r g r a a p r o c o n f e i s o will b* a n t - r a t a g a l n a t y o u f o r t h a r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th * c o m p l a i n t , hla s u i t la lo f o r a clo se a m o r t g a g e . T h a r e a l p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a i n s t la; Lot 31, S OUT H P IN K C R U S T. T h i r d A d d itio n , n su b d i v i s i o n , a c c o r d i n g to a p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t l lo n k I I , p a g e s S3 a n d S3 o f t h * P u b lic R a . c o r d s o f g e m l n u l * C o u n ty , Florida. WITNKSH m y h a n d a n d th * se a l o f sa id C o u r t a t S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , m i* 3 ? t h d a y of F e b ­ r u a r y . 1**3. USUAL) A r t h u r SI. B e c k w i t h . J r . C lark of th a C ircu it C ourt R: M a r t h a T. V l h l s n D r p u ty C lark P u b l i s h M a r c h I, 8. 13. 32, 1**3. 01*0-8 get a date with a pretty nurse (Dorothy Brown). But a hoo­ 6. For Rent dlum wanta "D octor" Fenater to remove a bullet from 2 Bedroom furnished A part­ ment. Downstairs, large his arm . The laughs reach rooms. Call 322-634L | their highest peak when Dic­ kens (John Astin) and Fen­ Large 2 bedroom T railer o s' ster fake their cornered pre­ large lake. Adults only. Ph. dicam ent as Viennese sur­ FA 2-7368. j geons. 9:30-10:30 p.m . CDS. The Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit-' ehen equipped. FA 2-3049,1 Alfred Hitchcock Hour "The FA 2-6347. S tar Ju ro r." A provocative plot with Just as provocative Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Su a climax. Dean Jag g er H ays plus City. 201 W. 1st St. a juror secretly trying to help the case of a young m an FURNISHED Cottage. Phon« FA 2-2900. j (Will Hutchins) accused of m urdering his g irl friend. Reason? The Juor jom m itted Furn. 3 Rm. Apt. $30. Mov Adults. Ph. FA 2-9480. j the crim e. Jag g er Is excellent In his Ironic role and N/CWLY FUHNISIfED L arge very good a s his wife la Bet­ 2 BR. duplex. 14th S t Longty Field. wood. 838-3298. j 10- 11 p. m. NBC The Jack Three room furnished P a a r Show. T hit show is apartm ent. 2101 Magnolia, nine • tenths entertainm ent, $45. 2 Bedroom Furnished featuring a group of regulars Apartm ent, $55. Robert A, and a newcomer, Don Adams, Williams. Phone FA 2-395L a Perry Como regular. Mak­ ing her third appearance is 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Lake French Charm er Genevieve, Mary. Ph. FA 2-7213. . along with Jim and Jane Henson and their wonderful 2 Bit. house, 817 Catalina. "M uppets." Jack's daughter Bandy la another regular on Furn. Apt. 2 Bedrm . Only $65. 1700 Magnolia Ave. tonight, with filmed inter­ view! site m ade abroad with Loch Arbor three bedroom Irish and English children. unfurnished house, kitchen equipment, $95.00. Robert A. Williams FA 23951. ★ ★ ★ ★ Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 or FA 2 0525. 3 Bedroom Furn. bouse, $9< Mo. 322-2322. On the rolling hills Goli course. New masonry home. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-ia oven It range, firpelace and drapes, carpeting. Double carporte. TE $ 2866. MILL Tell the Exciting Story of ■ A CKU-M N IT Deltona SATURDAY 8:30 I\M * Channel 9 1 BEDROOM furnished hornet $60 per month. FA 2-6157. j NICELY furn. • room bouse. FA 2-6237. 3 RM. furn. Apt. W ater furn. $40 Mo. 112 Maple. 2 Bit Duplex, excellent loeation, electric kitchen. 1001-B S. Elm . Call FA 2 5594. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, U4 W. Firat St. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital 4* Baby Bedi. By Day, Week, o r Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. PA M U t U8 V . 1s t St^ �It Pays J’o Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. 6 . F o r K en t F'taic For Sale! 12. Ileal Kstale Tor Sale UNF'URN. l»t floor. 3 rms. Highland Park 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Ela. hall* 3 scroene.l ifciic. H2 Kditiu Circle II 111 ( imvenii-nt In \ VS 309 .Vlu,nulu Am * Vpjily uj> l ‘;i- Hire.* bedroom block I*.suable neigUiturliCiul, low stairs evenings. Ironic on two lot* can be down paym ent. 121 XX. Jin purchased fur ilL’.imi mi kills Circle FA 2 3311 IIviimx t'<r m il. fu r infnr* * an la? financed through mation cun la cl Ted WilPH A by qualllicil purchas- .VICE HOME, large lot on 13. liam* llnniwiir* » 211‘» K 17 92 A interstate I J.'aiiW <r lor only $900.0.1 down 23tli Si. takas h furnished at Lake in. oiling closing cost. L v Monrue. FA 2 6236. elusive listing, l iifurnislu-d 1 or 3 Ix'ilroum X pirtiiiinl.' Kill* i i 4quip lttMlh.lt I \ W4 LI.U.MS HR 2 HAUL IMMEDIATE pcd. Ios W tftlll SI. Ph. Realtor OCCUPANCY TO QUAL. k \ 2 i«;s Raymond Lundquiiti As»->, Ill'VERS ONLY s-i5o.no DOWN. MUNTHLY PAY* jsl floor A partni nt furm»ii- l A 2 3951 U lum ii Hank Bljg MIS OX PRtX 1NT « 'IM . i'ti St>i Lake Mnry. Ph P-' HWM II. New 3 BR. 2 T I E \ GREEN PHONE PA 3 1757 vainly, baths, 21' Florida 322-2744 rm. Central heat, double BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. s;.-, hi.mill |»|, carport. feme.I yard, cor­ 3 BEDROOM. I 'j bath. Low FA 2-33n3. ner lot. S16.500. 322-9426. down p a y m e r i t $57uu month. Vacant, I o n /d a te . Furnished \parlm ent. CIuk> N«1 CASH NEEDED Ph. Days TE 8 1521, nights in Jiiiiiny Cowan. FA 2-4013 Bedroom, j hath. Sill TE 8 4540. month. 1. A I. lllclildiROOMS. The (Sables. 40! 322-8085. Magnolia Avc. FA 20720. APARTMENT. Cleun A nt.-eIH l'llO m iS , 2 baths. Kit ly furnished so! Mjgno .i * hell equipped No down Large living room, carpeted, payincni. 3309 s Park Ave. fireplace, m aster i a-it room K \ 2 I Till A jalousie porch Duplex 1203 Elm. Newly decorated and nicely furnished. 2 Bedroom turnip* lit pettary. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Newly decorated. Breeze- | 1iti N. Park t i r . FA 2-0123 — — —— " ' w ay ami carporte. Phone liEOHUIA IIK1CK HOMES NO 8-5207. located in choice locations. 2 Bedroom house, kitchen VILA $150 down. $79 per month Moiuia J a m s . Ph. furn. on Lake (iolden. Near 322-1810 base. Call FA 2-4015 during day, FA 2-4730 after 3:3ii, S P R IN G IS H E R E HOUSE at take $125 ApartAbd now is Hie lim e to look m enl. Adults, $7.5. 322 2317. for that certain home just NICE GAR. APT. Furn. $12 right lor the fam ily. Be 012 P ark. FA 2X173. low arc just a few of Un­ exceptional home buys be­ 8 BEDROOM. l'a hath, kill li­ ing offered by Slenstrom en equipped. Freshly paint­ Really. the "Home of ed. $85 month. 132 Hays P r, Homes." We have the home i«r you, so check UN FURN- 2 Retlrin. Favor­ with us soont able location. FA 2-0274. New completely furnished 2 bedroom lionie. FA 2 2577. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellimville. 3 Room furnished upstairs Apartm ent. Adults. $15. Ph. FA 2-7399. 5 BEDROOM house, furnish­ ed. $85 nits. Unfurnished $73; 2430 Elm ; FA-2-3102. We have several clean 2 A 3 bedroom rentals availahle now Seminole Realty loot P ark Avenue FA : 1-5232 anytime 8 UH. CU HOUSE, $75 per month. 4'JI San Ave FA 2 5573 Marcos S T K N S T R O M KICK’PA L S $ HI) 2 Bit—t Bath Home > Mil 3 BR—1 Hath Home $1(81 3 BR—1 Bath Home $t(K) 3 BR—2 Until Hume $120 3 HR—2 Bath Hume $123 B BR—t ‘-i Bath Furn Slenstrom Realty Mortgi ge* Ileal Estate FA 2-2420 111 N. Park A ce. Furn, 2 Bedroom house. Adults. No pots. FA 2-7004. Furn. Apt Close ill Apt. 3. $411 Mo. 407Hi W. 1st. A tlraelive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard Near NAS. 115 XV. Co lent au Cir­ cle. FA 2 7154 (JA S p e c ia l REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. HARRISON'S By Nadim* Selt/.er Cut '.X Curl Beauty Shop Special on Perms, Call for appointment. 3 Senior ope­ rato rs. Free parking lots. 318 Palm etto Ave. 322-0834 2o. PlumhtnK Services Wall ~ Plutnbtiig A Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Aic. FA 2-0362 I’L l MHIM, to d lra i.’ting Repairs FR E E ESTIMATES It. 1. II VRVEY 204 >aiilorvl Ave FA 2 3383 HIGHLAND PARK K u d io A T e le v isio n "He must have gone out! He didn't answer my knock!" Mtuuled on a spacious oak shaded double corner lot, just a short stroll to shop­ LI. Real KMale For Stile ping and only one block from school bus stop, this 15 t'W HOUSE on Crystal .ike. I-oi'll Arln.tr. Call FA 2 :.3i'S truly delightful 3 bedroom, or FA 2-3077. tile bath home is a real family pleasure. j;, YOU Stenstrom Realty WILL p ERSO.NVL RADIO .1 T V . SURA ICE Me rep air P ihiiui Changers Rado) A '1r.v A.iiv* Radios 1 DAI SERV it l 25th M A Sanford Avr. Ph. 323 (8155 FAST DEPENDABLE T V . Service Service calls $1.00. Home Service Co. 303 San­ ford Ave. FA 2 3532. LIKE IT Commercial Ituibliiiy Slenstrom Really | | u*ine.H.s Opportunity A 322-8827 Used furniture, appliances, SOLID MAPLE ASI-KM High tools, etc. Bought • Sold Ei radio. 1 speed record L arry ’s Mart 215 sanioid changer, 23" TV com bin a* Ave. Ph. E.V 2-4132 tion. Cost $600. sacrifice at 5175. L-ali FA 2 9260 after 3 L’!>. Automobile S r r v ic e FIM 2L L S T IM A T K p. m. or FA 2 0834 work­ Lpliolxtenng A Viattress ren­ ing hours. Mrs. More. ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call V s Bedding Vlfg. SINGER ROUND BOBRIN in Co., at *ve) kelery Ave. console. Willi guarantee. 6 Seniiarik Glass and Paint FA 2-2117. Paym ents of $7.15. Phon* Coinputiy FA 2-9411. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Sell Us Your fu rn itu re , yuick Service With tlie Cash. AUTO - RADIO 3ti. A u u m iu tilie * ■ Truck** SUPER TRADING POST Drive-In Repair Service FA 2 0677. BUYING A NEW or PERSONAL RADIO ft T. V. USED CAR? 25th St. A Sanford Ave. 3 1 . A rtic le * F o r S n lc FINANCE IT WITH I S Ph. 323-0635 ♦ Low Interest Rates Western Shirts, work dotlies, • Low Monthly Paym ents ill. Poultry - Livestock cam p supplies, rainw ear, FLORIDA STATE BANK Army-Navy Surplus, Sanford Large Shetland Ponies; 1 Ave. 1957 FORD Ranch Wagon. griding. 1 m are. New sa d ­ $275. Motor in good shape. dles and bridles. 322-9102. 11M1 /fig /lag Sewing Machine N erds sm alt body work. D arns, makes button holes. One U) Month o!d PUNY. 142 Mayfair CircleWith guarantee. 5 Paym ents Bridle A saddle. Lmigwuud of $6.10. FA 2 9111. *53 OLDS- Good tran sp o rts. T railer Sales A Service. Bon. ’57 Plymouth Station Longwood. 838atil3. CUCKOO CLOCKS. S3 98 up. Wagon. Longwood Trade,* Made in Germany |u sizes. a i A . P o t* Sale* A S e n ice. longwood For FR E E picture*. Prices. 838-5613. Write in “ Clock*" P. o . SIAMESE KITTENS $35. I’ll Box 78. Sanfunl, Eta FA 2-3332. .Afternoon A evenings. PIANO. Ip rig h i Excellent PJj<) CHRYSLER W i n d i e r comill ton Ilea ut tful nt aim 28.000 miles. Atr-Cond. A 1 5 J . F lo w e r s - S h ru b * gunv. 'I'tmeii. $125. Phone Condition. Ph. :t22 5495 PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Pan FA 2-0081. Bkio VALIANT. Pvt. owner. Ml- stock ACCORDION. Full 120 hass. Ciotng overseas, sell Kir GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Bargain. FA 2-8id6 after best otter. F \\ 2 9819, (iiaiw-ville Ave. Near JOili St. 7 p. ill. GLO It 105 A DAISY PLANTS 1 APARTMENT S I /. E RE 37. H outn - M u lo rn S25c a do/. FA 2-4114. FiUGERATOR, like new Annual) Petunia;, sn a p d ra ­ $75. l-lIt I i Phonograph Gateway To The Waterway gons. Panaici, Vegetable *37. 1.21" TV $45 Red RubM .li S p o rtin g : G o o d s Your EV1NRUDK D ealer Plant*. Dutch Mill Nuraerv. Front Slote 303 Sanford 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. F A 2-5961 I pxala ltd. .1list off 2oth St. Ave. FA 2 3532 and txt St. DUNCAN H IY FE Maho­ 18 ft. CABIN CRUISERMark 75. $895. FA 2-6457. gany dining room suite. .13, F u r n i t n r e 322-0654. 3S. .M u lu rc v rle s • S c o o tc m MANTED rchahle couple to take up monthly payment* 21” LAWN Mower for .ale VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. ut SI3.50 on 2 complete or trade for Utility tiailor. New A Used, mo m i of furniture. Call 323-0893. l.evvil Sates A Service TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ 2517 Country Club Rd. SHALLOW Well pump, U lip. lect. Ph. FA-2-7028 FA 2-1208. 2 7. S p e c ia l S e rv ic e * wonderful way to make MELLS DRILLf.C), PUMPS. money where you are boss. SPRINKER SYSTEMS Tin- most a ma ring products All Type* and sire* needed by every home, Me Repair and Service auto, boat owner, ready for S T 1 X E m arket. Me gel tile top Machinery and supply Co, business places for you. Me 20T W. 2nd St FA 2-’t432 pay fur local advertising, we iurnish you with tinPlano Tuning anq Repair latest ot merchandising M L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 techniques You must be FIUG1DAIRK honest, conscientious, will­ Sales A Service ing to work lull or part G. H, HIGH tim e servicing the prestige liUO W, 1st St. Sanford businesses in your area, in Ph. FA 5-5883 exchange fur high weekly earnings. This Is not dour to door. Minimum invest­ SLUING MACHINE ment $2,188) prolertud. Call CALL FA U-57H3 Mr. Soutliull, CH 1 6771. (P arliam ent House Motel) Momtmcnu, Cemetery work Orlando. AUo Lettering on Stones SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 2917 Mellimville Avr. Plwile FA 2 6419 SINGER Unusual Business Investment Sought by 2 young men with dem onstrated executive ab ­ ility and Sto.iasi cash. P.O. Mowing and edging, elc Satu fa tlio n guaratilci-d. Ph. Box 12'W, Winter Park. ) A 2 1817. ■ - -!_f 17. Mule Help AAunied A I) D_I T T o V S T Remodel­ ing, concrete work, roofing, EXE* I T1VK typ. Willing hiding, caijn-nlry. I V 2-7274 to wuik. t-lJ.i vvkly. Average. High School (had., Fla. res­ ident I yr. Own car. Age 2150. 2)108 N. Orange. Oilando, 211-6501. LAWN SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED CASH SALE FURNITURE USED FURNITURE taken in on Lruilera, liedrooiii auite*. B A R G A IN S USED A REPOSSESSED ix-irigeratora 1 stove*. HehutR kmg al/c Hollywood Longwuod 'tra ile r Sales & 58 FORD STATION WAGbed . . . . . . . .. 169.50 Service, larngw-ood S38-j (R3 O N , 4 - d r., a u t o . I r a n a . , K f t Rebuilt twin ai/e loam m-I II, $395. N O D O W N PA Y * JUKE BOX $5o. Restaurant ....................................... $49.50 WENT. dishes, jails, pans, etc, $75. I(cpok»ekM-d twill s u e ortlioCash reg ister $35. Call pedtc »et . . . . $59.50 775-2753. IV. lledruoui suite, new, s c r a t c h e d .................... $79.50 With purcluuvr of Blue Lustre D raw er Cheat ......... $ 8,00 rent Electric Carpel SliumDrawer Chest .......... Stood SUU I T r n w h A v e . lamer fur only $1 p e r day. Drawer Chest $1238) C arroll's Furniture. ItetKisH-.vked double dre*ki-r, Kalem maple finish, like $59,50 llevv Ue|M>*ketkt-d 5 pc. dinette $24.50 Itetiuill Hide A lied, brown $80.50 iiplaiLIrry l ull su e Holly wood b e d ............... $34.50 F t H O L S I lF D D I N G CO . 2nd A Magnolia FA 5 (i32t 2 Dmir Hardtop, Air l oud.. Power Windows, Power Steer.. Power Brakes. Radio, H eater, 13,000 Ac­ tual .Miles, Lika New. Extra Speciul SANFORD MOTOR CO. HUNT ^ BETTER ^ H O LLER S o /S A N FO R D you like country living 3 Bedroom, 2 bath* Oil suulh side of big Lake M try Water for Iio.ilmg. etc Urange tin * Approxi­ mately 21* acres. FA 2-9102. Child Caro. FA 5 2274 Sedan, Beautiful Blur C'olur, E xtra t lean, A Luxury Car, 1969 Mercury Monterey 4 Boor, M rrr-O-M atir, Itadlo, H eat­ er. White Finish. 1969 Ford Fairlanc 2 Dour, Uord-O-.VIutii', llralt-i, L xlra l lean. 1 New Iwui )■ near laike Mary. 322 3098. All New! All Beautiful! ALL RAMBLER! VcRNtSHED r unluinikhcil. 3 Bi ttroviui, 2 i>ath home in Luch Arbor on lake. Ph. FA 2-1777._______________ 15. B e al E s l s t s F o r S a le 1111 .-I - ■ 75 W Grove Manor. By owner. Call F V 2 7411 alter 6 p ut 5 u d ro o ii, : ha - | 8 « It col tier lot lacing lake lu9 Wail* Drive. S u n l a n d E state. FHA in service. $450 down, monthly $8175. VA nut .nog dawn. FA 2-3-H4 I'll K APPOINi’.MKNT OF Drlivrrrd .WallIold OF I.AKK MONUOK TO OUR SALES STAFF IN CHARGE OF FARMS UK FORK VOU BUY Olt SKU* SEE BELL PI ION h .'i52-'J5lil EVEKEIT A. HAKFER, REALTOR liliia I'A K K SANFOItl). AVB. FLA. s NFWI i . e o s ' H siiiic e u i . e O g U i s sids windows! • NtWH A d . s n c s d Unit Coristray Pun ai IIi uric piece un-*<ds! e )(£WI k- In - r In. *»• ■•*;■ aral eurttuls) e )(t(V1 wf|lv e n d pctlcao isu asl 69 68 67 67 61 69 69 66 60 61 69 67 60 68 69 V -k. O verdrive CHliV KOI,LI Station Magon 6 Cyl., bid. I H I.U tO t.E I ' j Inn Pirkup. 6 I • I., Voliiniatii I IIFV UOLE'I I Ihwr, h ( >1, Sta. Wwauu Pl.VMUL III 2 Moot Hardtop 6 Cyl.. Slit. Shirt I M ill.I, VI I Door Sedan DrVtllr Power And Air < nial. .... CHEVROLET *| Ton Pickup 6 Cyl.. Std. Shift < III.VRULE I I Door .Station Wagon V-x. Vulonialir t IIEV IMJI.KT I Duor Sedan 6 C »L Std. Shirt ........ .. DODGE Hard ’lop (nope V-6. Vutunialir ... f IIEV ItOI.EI' I onverlllile V-a. Vutu., Power Brake. Vud Steering I IIEVKOI.HT Imiiala -.port Coupr. Auto. V-k Power Brake. Mlilt* l It A Station Wagon, I Dour. Vutu., Power ll-H r*. Slei-ring E A S Y l i M A f TKIt.MS *9 9 5 statio n M agoli, V-8, 4 Door. M aud. Trans., Kadiu, Healer, Solid Red Color, ( Iran. P l.t v io l l i t 2 Doer V-6 ....... .. ..............I DKIi hlutimi Magon I Door V-8, Vutiinialli ............. I AIII I,LAC M-dan Del ill.Power. Air ( uiidilumril FORD I Door, ti Cyl.. Station Magmi VuloniMlir I raiismiswlon I DUD t oulitry Sedan Automatic *149 5 *219 5 *9 9 5 *895 *995 1959 Ford SALE 90 ANNOUNCING Royal V>8, I Door, Ira n t.. Radio, Heater. ST. PATRICKS DAY KEALIUlt - INSURUK FA 2-4991 1919 b. Freticli Ave GEORGE W. BELL 1969 Dodge Custom 68 Ameriran 2-Dr. 11913.75 19(10 Mercury I960 Lincoln 4 Door Ciuldren kepi, f V 2 4182 SEE See How You Save! *2 3 9 5 M ontrlairr, 4 Dour, V lrrt-O -.'lallr, power Hleer. and Brakes, Radio, Heater, Krai Clean. 15*. S ltiiH tio iin A\ a n te d Stemper Agency BUYS 1901 Mercury Monterey TorASmartBuy it. I or Side or Bent 3 1 . A rticle!* F o r S n ip Aii'-Conditioniny HARRIETT S BEAU IV NOPK Complete Beauty Scrv ice Evening Appointments 10a So. Oak FA 2-5742 LAKEYJEW Home lor sale or trade lor a tiled Ia n o on the west .iloe ni Sanioril. vail FA 2-7898 day s or FA 2-63118 nights. II.’L F u r n i t u r e ' CHRISTIAN LADY age 39. care for elderly and light 11. 11. d o p e c o . , IN I . housekeeping. Pay *. Phone 2uv) So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 838-6770 Casselberry. 21. Meanl y S alo n * •Iffii-e t \ j . j i i i Aiguls FA 2-0641 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Hanford, H a Slenstrom Really or FA 5-2118. SWEETIE IMF Sonic ot the fine features in­ New, Modvaru CB building with four store units. 4,400 clude wood Poors, new shin­ square feet priced at $3 gle roofing, small family per square fuot for tinroom and enclosed garage. m ediate sate! Good loca­ tion with parking facilities. Extra* include electric range Adjacent to Saulord bulland hot w a t c r healer, 1— 2427 Laurel Avenue (High neas and population center. blinds, attic fan heating land Park). SKH) down. $90 Excellent for medical ol unit, to.twu UTU air condi­ per mouth will buy you this fives o r service l)|>e busi­ tioner and fenced rear comfortable 3 Hit home, nesses. Financing estab ­ yard, com plete with Bliy which features charm , p ri­ lished. $41181 down. pit and flood lights. vacy. and many extras! only $13,000! Tins holm- can be yours lor 2— 114 Grove Lam- (R at enila the unbelievable low price Real Estate — Mortgages n| $13.(881. FHA or conven­ P ark). limit Hi -kitchen, F \ 2 242o tional Imancitig available, 111 N. Park Ave screened Florida room, and delightful floor plan will with down paym ent as low catch your eye in this like 15. Ilurtinobs O p p o i ( uni t y as $4(8). Exclusive with — new 3 BR modern. $450 Exclusive J-’iiiiiiliist* down, and $87.30 p er nontii! KOIN KLEE.V—( oiii op erat­ r;—KNi Westwood Court (Pineed Dry cleaning A lawn Heal Estate — Mortgages crest 2nd,). Spacious 3 UR dries. Me have 2 eXeepllull 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2I2U 2 bath modern, kiu-lien at locations in new shop equipped, on large corner SPACIOUS 3 till. 2 bath. ping centers Sanford A Delot. Newly painti-d inside l-aiid. Me are Lie Cadillac Many extras. Sliavle trees. and oil!! $13,750, with $450 of coin op vvltii big 20 lb. Assume mortgage. 3305 down and $100 per month! double loud com m ercial Soulli Park FA 2 Kntio wa.sliei's ibut irallv gel Uu 1-1918 l o t u»l Avenue (city). REDUCED. 2 Story borne, business Mi' finance t>al good repair, new plumbing Older 3 HR. I Iwill com­ ance of complete nisi.illa* wiring, term ite contract pletely remodeled in gmvd lion, iiii'ludlng ii|ui|tm eni. 715 Magnolia, residential urea ti j,5uo, signs, electric w / r i n g , with $450 down, and $98.50 FURNISHED or Unfurnished plumbing, cabinet w irk and ; kt month. hold tla- grand opening. house, l ' i fast*. Corner 2iiOI Yuu call make over IDOG Sanford Ave. FA 5-9311. 5—123 Lake Pot Drive (Sunreturn <>n your investment land). Newly reconditioned MODERN HANCHE1TE For complete' information 3 BR. 2 bath, family room 5 acres, m odem 3 iM-drooms, cull Ralph Hat-sly. Call homo with lake view*. KilP i ballis, insuluted, cen collect business h o u r a, i-hen equipped 413.500, and Dul healing, lamlly room, Tam pa 233 0191 or write separate dining room —At just $88 79 | mr month afier me c o Koto Klt-cn. 1232 $450 down payment! (Also tractive Price — Only Fla. Ave.. Tam pa. have 3 BR. I hath in same 118,000 — Hud Fernis, but area for tll.Suo. with $359 Good Value! dowu ami $*)i i« r month). Safe Drivers save up to 20% or more ou automobile In­ ($— Several economy home surance lwy* Ironi $5MM and up. Kith down payments from SAW. 3 Beilruom. CB liouiv on Low month!) payments. largi- corner lot Ila* deu, 7 _ A few choice executive large kitchen, wall to wall homes in prestige neighbor­ carpel in living room auvl hall, air conditioner in liv­ hoods, ( Idyll wililc. lo ch Arbor, Mayfair. Grove Man. ing room, and other ex ­ tras. Only $85.18) per month, or) from 822.UUO and up. including taxes and ln»ur Excellent ERA and Con­ ance. Iwivv Down Pay incut ventional lllialKWS avail­ able. | See tills one today! LIBERAL HEW ARP i*>r in­ formation leading to one thiil took truck load of hay from Mr. F. 1 Meri­ Real Estate - Jloitgages w ethers' barn on saulord Ml N. I’aik Av. FA 2 242 Ave near Ginderville. If * OR—rage 1I. 1in._____________________ Sitimtlnns Wanted 1 27. Special Services rrt..• m Mar. 1!•>. ’___ _ _______ BILL HEM PH ILL MOTORS N o tic e * 1311 Palmetto Ave l' Jim Hunt Realty St. Julius Realty Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. T. . x at is ahr tpaiilnrJi ■rralil 196S IMvmouth 2396 695 696 Custom Suburban, V-a. Automatic trails.. Air lo u d .. Power Steer., Brakes. Itadio, H rater, Our Owner, Real Nier. 1968 Ford Custom MOO I Boor. V-8, I ord-O-Malic. Itadio, llr a lrr . L xlra Clean. till 1446 795 1095 1796 1195 1695 CLAUDE (PH I1T E L L FRED D VEVCKt.E 2303 PARK AVE. 211 E. 2ND ST. FA 2*9861 F.V 2-6231 URLA.NIKI CH t-alliO *9 9 5 79 5 BARGAIN BUYS 1955 1955 1954 1953 I9 6 0 — 495 295 — 396 |>,Mir 295 195 .76 MEKCIKV 2 Dour .-sedan ( " lA R D l.I .I M mHim Magmi ........... V*8 Slatiim Maauli * 1 9 5 3 FORD V-v | Door .............. ^ ^ Door - CAItS SOU) WITH A GW WAKHANTY UIIIJT ,NC0L N Iu r n u l l I mLlrc u ry I n L SANFOKU - FA 2-4881 Winter Furls IMtune .Ml i-irjo y LO T AT i ’A L M E U O ft CO M M EH U AL �Smallpox Epidemic Danger Emphasized Here ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ •hr Oaafort Irrath Page 12—Fri. Mar. 16, ’63 False Security FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER K e l l y ’s Sense Rapped 25th & Park A "false aense of security is lending us down a potentially dangerous juitli toward a small pox epi­ demic,” County Health Director Frank Leone warned today. Dr. Leone also emphasized the dangers of diph­ theria, whooping cough and tutanus. "Tim fart that * i have had no email pox case* in many years,” tha health director warns, "ha* led many ritlxen to forego vaccination*. Thin I* a very rt*ky *itual!on." He rontlnurd: Nearly 90 member* of the "Florida is perhaps one of the most susceptible aU tes lie. Central Florida U. S. Naval cause c f the numeruus avenue* Academy Alumni Association Hill tour the Sanford Naval Air Station Saturday a* guests of the Commanding Officer at NAS Ssnford ami lire Commander of Heavy Attack Wing One. The tour will folio* a Inn cheon in the Mayfair Inn at noon. All Sanford area Naval Academy alumni are Invited to attend. While visiting the Air Sta­ tion. tlie group will observe simulated carrier landing practice from the vantage point of the Landing Signal Officer'* (LSO) platform. The LSO I* the controlling authorit for all carrier landing*. Open .Mon.-TueH.-Wcd.-Sal. 9 HI 6 Thors. K Fri. 9 til 9 ’{Academy Assn. ’ To Tour NAS DR. FRANK LEONE Sure ’n B’ogora As My Name Is O ’Kelly St. Patrick's DAY SALE IIROWNIK 11(001’ 299, under the Intulaivdiip of Mr*. John Hailey recent­ ly received n dem ons ration on "Health and Safety." Chief Frank Kerr, loll, given Mime pointent on fim t aid to. StiHitn Kerr, Janie Hlair anil Debbie Mainer. Debbie Scmfon*, on the table, jmimch a* the victim. Mr*. Neil I’m den and Mr*. Inez SchhIoii* are aasintant leader* of the troop. (Herald Photo) ST. PATRICK'S DAY IS SUNDAY And The Blarney Is Flowing Until Closing SATURDAY Just See Your Wild IRISHMEN For The WILDEST PRICES Dr. Speronis To Give Talk At Forest Lake by which small poi can enter tba atatea. On* InfecUd per­ son can apread tha disease to hundreds hefora doctors aven suspect they might have small fly Shirley Went worth po*. This vary thing happened Dr. Stephen Louis Speronis, in another aUta when a director of the University of wounded soldier was flown Tam pa, will give an addrrss back from Korea. entitled ’T h e Hear and the "Tha tremendoua air travel Kagle" at 11:30 a m. Monday Into Miami, one of the nation's in the Forest Lskc Academy largest alrporta, poses a con­ gymnasium. stant threat. No matter how Invitation haa been extend­ vigilant port authorities are, ed to lie u Cluhs and other a person with small pox can Interested groups from neigh­ escape detection until too late. boring high schools by tin* "A parson can hav*< small academ y's student associa­ pox and not raallsa it before tion officers h Ihi arranged eight to I t days. Thera have the appearance of l)r. Sper.MEMHERS OF (H id, SCOUT TROOP 11 met recently a t the homo of been a number of small pox onia whose m ajor field of their leader, Mr*. William Marnh, to earn merit badye requirement*. rasas recently In various parts study la Russian' History and Karen William*, Pam Edward* and Linda Mar*h, left to riRht, arc nhown of the world and a few Soviet politics. dmimiHtratinn how to *et a table. Other* attemlinjr tho mcetinjr were Forest l.akr Academy I* to months ago New York had a Sally Deal. Valnrle Hamilton, Dale HinnbciKcr. Kathy Avcncl, Karen (5ilscare. Tha disease is highly catcd Just n est of the Forest 1m>, Leallo Hart win. Vivian Mi-lmlnle, Cyndee MorriHon and a**iHtnnt lend­ contagious. It can to spread City Stopping Center on Sit er, Sir*, Gcoruo llronlH’rjaT. (Herald Phntn) by dust particles, a rough or 43A. anaase, most eartainly by per­ sonal contact. "Almost every victim I* starred fur life. One victim in five dies. All this can be pre. vented by being vaccinated and repeated every five years. Hr Jane Casselberry Maintenance of protection T to value of advertising A nominating committee against this serious epidemic was named by the Women's will to presented as tto pro­ disease requires rcvacclnation Club of Casselberry at the gram for the Seminole Coun­ Tlie key to Kldcr Springs ior I departm ent sii|>erintrndat least every five year*. H is March business meeting of ty Hoard of Realtors at the one of the most easily prevent­ Baptist Church will to pre­ ent; I- V. Hollis, junior II d e­ the group held at the Club dinner meeting at the H am i­ able diseases. sented lo Ihr Youth Pastor, partm ent superintendent; Ann lton llouva in Casselberry, building on Ovrrbrook Hr. Stelnm cyer, Junior I teacher; "Importance of proper Im­ Hoyle llroun, Sunday during Serving on the committee Monday. Hetty Carpenter, Junior 1 munisation in prevention of are Mrs. L. K. Swope, chair­ Two speakers amt a film (lie inurning worship services teacher; tiloria Twyman, diphtheria is emphasised by man Mr*. Joseph Laird, Mrs. will comprise flit* program, rpidrmlulnglr data fur 1l»5U C. K. Fisher and Mrs. lien on how to gel the most from to officially open Youth Week. (Sail Coleman, Summy P a r­ .The pastor. Rev. R. Hamilton rish and Travia Twyman. and limo. The 25 year decline Kvun*. Reports will tic made your advertising dollar. junior II teachers, and Betty in incidence since World War at tto April 3 election meet­ Rusinevs of the Hoard will (irlfftn, will mako th* pre II has halted and in the south­ ing at which tim e nomina­ consist of reports from var­ sentstlon. Brown will conduct Carpenter, training union d i­ ern state* the atark rate is tions also will to acceptable ious committees and induc­ tto services in tto evening rector. The Youth Week activities increasing. Iloth the number from Hie floor. tion of new member*. worship hour and Wednesday will to climaxed with an Asof cases and tha number of sociational Youth Night S at­ evening. deaths are highest among chil­ urday, March 33, at which Other young people who dren under ten yeara of age will ho taking part in this lime there will he a big lionProportionate to the popula­ special emphasis on youth lire, with eating, ainging, In­ tion, incidence is nearly five will lie Travis Twyman spirational speaker and fel­ times higher among non-while rhairm an of deacons; Clar lowship. than while children. Most of race Johnson, Sammy Par the patients have not been im­ Hie Temple flap! 1*4 Church to serve not only Altamonte rlsh. Rill Young, Claude to a munised. Immunised persona of Altamonte Springs has hut also Hie Maitland and gue, Worley Trdrow and Don exposed to the disease are announced plum for an all I Kern Park area*. uld Koderlilum, deacons; Pat more likely to law u is carrlo.'J day sing and dinner on Uie sy Holland, clerk; Donald So rather than to become ill. In grounds for Sunday, 31arch drrblum , treasu rer; H a l l JUfg), only one death occurred 34. al winch Urn* tto church Coleman, rto ir director; Ann among imunised persons in wilt officially to organised. Stelnnipyrr, pianist; contrast to 57 deaths among Tto organisational meeting is Jaekie Freem an, superin­ those without immunisation. scheduled for 3 p. in. tendent of evangelism : Itrva "Lrai than half of the na Tto new church, an lmlcp. W r i g h t , superintendent of turn's pro-school children arc rndenl missionary church, A cordial welcome I* Sammy Parrish, klcmtor* of Sanford Mouse training; protected against polio and began meeting several weeks Brotherhood president a n d brought In you from lo•till less against diphtheria, ago in the Community House Lodge IHfst will literally get IIA leader; tiloria Twyman, rul merchant* and civic whooping rough and tetanus. on Maitland Avr. Rev. Jewell “supper by a note" Saturday WMU president; L o u i s e Only 41J per cent ol chil­ Smith, pastor, advises that night when they bid oil the organization* Wright, CA leader; B i l l dren aged one to five have since that lime attendance sise and aliape of a nos* for Young. Sunday srtiool super­ received the recommendrd haa exceeded expectations intendent; Darlene Coleman, four doses of balk vaccine, and already six persons have their partner and her Imix sup­ general secretary; Carolyn per at a social gathering o f and only 1.7 per cent have united through profession of Map*. Area th* lodge and invited gueata Nolan, adult departm ent su­ had three doses of babin oral faith. Information and perintendent; Clarence John­ to be held in the Lodge Hall in vaccine. Only about five mil­ Tto Altamoute Springs (•IfIh from l-oenl son, m arried young people ljika Mary toghming al 7:UU lion of tha million chil­ church is an associate ol the Merchant* Await department superintendent; dren in lb* pre-school group Temple baptist Church ol p.m. k You Valda Tyson, single young I-adles attending will bring have received protection Aaalca Park in Orlando and people departm ent superin­ against diphtheria, whooping will work with the Hapftat a bused supper for two which tendent; J ra n Yale*. Inter­ If you are a rough and tetanus. Polio ran it Ihie Fellowship, a mission­ the men will hid upon by mediate department superin­ still attack you and your chil­ ary organisation which sup­ viewing only the women's tendent; Julie Hutchison, jun­ Newly Arrived Family or know of dren, unless all members of ports world m lesions with noses through holes rut In a the family receive a full 11 missionaries on 31 fields. large sheet. A New Family ART BROWN Following the supper, games course of vaccine. You’re Rev. and Mrs. Bob Catledge Cunlact our howle** REST CONTROL gambling with your family's missionaries of tto UHF and and entritalnnient appropri­ Termite* A Other Praia health. Now it's up lo you to tiom the Temple Baptist ate fur a ML. Patrick's Hay LOLA WINN make aura yen and your chil­ Church, will leave shortly for celebration will be conducted FA 2-1678 2601 PARK UK. for the icityiiiidiT of the evendren are completely protect- Puerto Rico. 322.8865 SANFORD 2400 Stevcna Ate. The church will organise | Ing. Women’s Club Selects Comittee Realtors Meet Set Monday GE Automatic Washer Elder Springs Names • • Safety Lid Rrak# Extra Ijtrge Pump $147 Youth W eek Officers WA 5M» With Trade GE STEREO • Huai Channel Amplifier • Crnuine llard»uod Cabinet • Diamond Stylus in Ceramic Cartridge $ *134“ GE V A C U U M $ CLEANER 34“ GE Mobilemaid Dishwasher Florida Urcctin# Service* Inc. FREE Spray Rinse Damp Dry Spin 77 New Altamonte Church Plans Organization For March 24 Moose Lodge To Have ’Nose’ Supper • • • SPECIAL 127 77 PURCHASE w Decorator Portable T V Built-in Adjustable Antenna Rig IS in Square "Daylight lllur" Pirtur* • Contrnirnt Froul Control* • Rich Clear Front Sound • Automatic linla Control ONLY 22 FOUNDS $ 137 _ STEREO &■ HI F l Q Q i ALBUMS 10 In. GE Oscillating Fan G EN E R A L I® ELECTRIC • _ 77 500 Similar T* Illustration �f Traffic Boost (Ultr j^mtforh Titm i l ^ Seen A t A C L Bulletin WF.ATIIGR: Fair through Tuesday, High today, RVOft. Tow tonight, GO-65. VOL. 53 ^ c iO « > * Bj l . i r r ; V m W A few rando m n o t f .s Klwtion day » * w k from tomorrow . |. . Outlook seems V<Irak . . , Small turnout e tpeeled . . . J^niw 13,000 Drmos in the rnuntjr . . . 2.31*0 Re­ publican* • . • Both candidates (Jordon Frederick and Jan Forlun* will appear brfor* thr Jaycee* (hi* Thursday . . . Absentee' ballot* application* »«*ry, very light . . . Deadline I* 5 p.in. Thur«da>*. • • • A member of th# S lw 'i Garden Club has offered a $50 tow ard for th 0 culprit who Muir about otl percent of the planting* by the eluh along Seminole EllvH. on the lakefront. • • • t.ion* Club planning a bulb and broom sale for the benefit «f the blind in the l.oeh Arbor a rm tomorrow night. • • • This i» coilllt>' o n em inent week . . . Courthouse open to Ibr public which remind* me , , , work almost cum [deled on pm tine in new window* . . . "u i k full steam ahead on the supeiti-ui of Ie|ri«tration ofI • in I In' i mirthi'tise. Construction of a spur by rod (be carrier I* not about Florida E ast Coast Railway to atop operating, and in to Cape C anaveral would fact plans to hui’.d a line into m ein increased rail freight -Cap* Canaveral, in an exclusive tnterview traffic over Atlantic Coast Line through tha Sanford with UP!, FEC Board Chairm an Ed Ball said the 5C area. FEC announced loday plans day-old strike by ]l non opr to build a spur from it* mainline n ih e r from T itus­ ville or Cocoa to provide rail service for th r apace and missile baiw at Cape Canav­ eral. "This undoubted’? would bring additional bu-incss Ui u« here in the Sanford are a," ACL officials stated when ap­ prised of the FEC move. It was [minted out ACL h * ' line operating from Benson Junction,, cm the north side of Lake Monroe, connecting with EEC at New* -Smyrna Beach. "It i* safe to assum e." it was said "th at any rail fi eight traffic moving into Florida other than through Jacksonville atid bound fur Cape C anaveral would move through here." • * • JACKSONVILLE i l l ’ll — Tim hoard chairm an of the strikebound Florida East Coast Railway said thi* week- County Cmiinn-.-ioiiers still C i y ^ h n 'iig trouble picking mem- >J l * v w l l i l W I J In is fur llicir courthouse an­ nex study . . Aitiuiig sume ut those, rrcoinineilded m e 11lb. haul < nsselbcriy and Paul Bates. Flee DeLand Prison Camp Robert Stephenson, N inth Orlando cuuneilnian. uunuuneid today he i* not supporting any resident ns a write-in raudidnta in 1W sils)-'i elec­ tion. • • • H avrn’l lieanl what our County Commissioners told the Winter Park city fattier* . . . They were asked if it would lie all right—in an attem pt to lower some w ater level* in our neighboring cily’a lake* — If Seminole d r^ n a g e could accept • larg­ e r head of w ater from the chain of lakes . . . Same old <|uc»tion . . , Nobody, hut NOBODY, wants to assume ro lls and risks ronnectrd with heavy drainage. • • t Tlie Palms Motel report* a "sallafactory season" . . , Expert* to rem ain open year around, it seems . . . That la. unless the city enforce* the condemnation • • • Do YOU think that a fullfledged w ater show—you know skiing, water ballet, etc. — ran tie held in the protected basin between the old "Band Shell’' pier and the city con•tructed Jetty? . • . It'a gon­ na be done at the Seinl-O ntenial Celebration on April 27 tt aays here . . , And I’m just the fellow that want* In m i how It'a don*. • • • Wouldn’t M bo OR EAT If Merman Jacobson would build a fine, modern, attractive store on that bit west of the n!d Postofficp? . . , And It atarted a drive m which ALL th* m erchants — and land­ lord* — did the fare-lifting and remodeling on each picc* of property needed to m ake our "m ain stem " one of tlie leading downtown shop­ ping center in this area" , . And rreated th r hig surge of business that could be sti­ mulated by such a move? • • • Tlie nam e of tlie new con­ ference in which the Semi­ nole* will play Is—how's that agam? , , . Metro? ? ? • • • St. Johns Realty moved in to its brand spanking new offices , . , . . . <'itw fatlien unhappy n ir r the blowing of whistles in the city limit* • • • Parking meter* will lie In­ ala lied won al Ibr southwest turner of Commercial and Park. • • • Civitan* extending that beauty conical deadline until M anb 2* a a • SMILE . - • I''* second tiiousand of "Sm ile'' buttons arrived today and are avail­ able at the Cha in tier and all stores - • • wear one , , , and follow the dirertioni . . . See my grin. DELAND i l l 'll Sis con­ vict*, one with three prior es­ cape*. fleet tins S tate Road prison rnlnp building beie Sunday night. A slatewoln alert w h s pot out. A uthorities said it »»« not known whether th r men obtained a ear or arm* a (tor their escape. The men were identified as llnriell Harnett, 24. who bail eacapetl till re time* previoustv and was serving .IK }ear*[ (Hen Kelly Rrhlcuhauf, 3o, serving a 25-year sentence from Sant* Rosa County; Jam es C. Ogle. 2.'I, serving live years from Polk County; Francis W. M aillnui, 21). serv­ ing five years from Jurksoli County; Charles K. Reader, 21, serving ilm-e year* from PineRa* County; and George I . Ruth, 17, serving two year* from Dnde County, Burke Enters Tuesday Vote Roy L llurke, 101 North Kdgemnnt Avenue, today be­ cam e a write m candidate in Tuesday's Council election in North Orlando. Burke issued tlie following statem ent: " If the people of North Or­ lando wiali to vote for me a* Councilman in Group 3 in Tuesday's election, I will ac­ cept the jhi-t if elected and I will serve to Lh* belt of my ability." Back Adenauer Embassy Urges BONN, Germany ( UPI ) — The American emba««y urged West Get man I'urliametit member* today to support 1 barn-ellor Konrad Adenauer's ban on the sale of steel piping to the Soviet I riiun, authori­ tative sum res ra d. Adenauer himself wu* re­ turning fiuni an itulinn va.n Mon for the ape.-ial debate on the contro lr ratal ban on ship­ ping U13.(HMI tuns nf pipe to Russia. * ★ ★ Beauty Contest Gets 2nd Entry , Mis* Joan JSItaakijP Jmn». rating unions was bring run by national railroad union*. Alan Birkrnm evrr, son of And Ball said the FEC will Mr, anil Mr*. Janie* Itirnot meet the dem ands of the kenmeyee, winner nf th* lo­ unions so long a< the strike ^ cal Jay ree sponsored Teen­ is being directed by mitsid- | age Driving It us d e n . ram r nut winner in th r District rr*. " It's totally unreasonable Contrsl hrld at Itartnw S at­ to cvpect us In negotiate urday, Chairman Huh Itay animunred today. Ilirkrnwith anyone hut our own employe*- We don't propose m eyrr, who was 3H point* to br bound hy none o rgan­ ahead nf his n ra rrst com­ ization to which * r don't b e­ petitor, now wilt go to thr state (vintrsl In Ocala long," he said. Ball said many of the L- March Jn. M l employes who walked off Iheir jobs over a wage dis­ pute d.dn't want to go on a strike Ball van) the national unions furred the strike "The ntiioni werr n't an much interested in tin- 10.28 cent* per hour wage increase they demanded as ths-y are R e je c ts P ro p o sal in making tins company con­ BERLIN i l l ' l l West form with tin- national put Merlin Mayor Willy lit mult te rn /' said Ball. toiln) rejected a Suviel proRail, a well known (man pusiil lii rep lair Western Al­ tie r, said the EEC’s derision lied lumps l ut e with United nut to bargain with tlie n a­ Nations tim es. tional unions was hark hi 1s t hceretary Millard WirR robe D e a th s tz MDIMUDGE. S. D. lU l'l) OffL'iul* (itaitiieii to ''triir n ow ★ ★ ★ FEC Rail Strike Spreads To General Motors Town Puls Lid On Dog Control Ibe niunirip.il building lrum a a in In 12 main Those dog mi nera mu i.i m iliar uiiii iin- proxialuns ol Hie ordinance may acquaint llivmselves wilh Ihr new rr qllireuieiil* by reading eo|iie« [aisled for publir viewing al die iiiunici|i-il building and at die U K. I'otl Dllli'e Meath said dial la-ginnlng April I, the ordinance will lx-, I slrietly enforced. Critical Space Probe Delayed CAPE CANAVERAL (U PI) —The !ir»l U. 8 . aliem p u lo link up two n h y eis In orbit— a critical step Inward deve­ lopment of manned apace stations — probably will lie delayed until 1855. n was In dirated today. This is a key goal dial the Soviet Union came wdtiin four miles of achieving last August. Jerom e B. Manimack and W alter J. Kapryan of the the federal spare agency said today that aid mpt* w» ' ren lilt* c i iiii . ln V r t p lit l’* dezvous" a m auled spate I carry two-man team s of U S capsule and an [unmanned astronaut* into orbit. The target ohp'el In oikit "should first manned flights oi Ihr begin with about die filth newr program are not e\|»erl flight’’ In P rojeit Gemini. ed until lla- middle of RMI American'* neu«-< in an in - and die Mill tlight could tail space program . come la-fore llai-Y Mam mack and Kapryan As planned now, the "ren presented ibeir p.ga-r Katav dezvous” attem pt will nivulve before die o|enm g session of laum-hing an u n in a n n e d a t b reed ay sp ate (light te st­ Agena-M upper stage into or ing conference sp n -o re d hy bit alaiard an Atlas nickel, tlw American llsliu le ol and then sending liir two , Aeronautic* and Aairunau- tnan Gemini team into apace about 24 hours la trr In Iry til s. ; Ttie tie mmi ca|.vulj:* will In link up with it. Eftnblished 1008 MON.. MARCH 18. 19G:i SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 670 $4,000 In Jewels Stolen From Mayfair Polite tmlay were vontimiinyr their investik'iitimt into the Ihel'l of si.ODO in jewel* ami rash front tlie room of a Riieal al the Mayfair Inn. The Ini Hilary iH-rm reil helwren |l «. m. mill .’1 |i. nt. last Frlilay itt I lie m int orcitpietl by Mr. ami Mrs. .1. It. itoMUerti, of Fratnituihani, Mass. Itirhanl Iteauan, assistant hotel nianager, reporleil lo imlice Mrs. tiolilhern informed him of tin* theft at p.m. Police Chief Hoy tl. Williams sitiil Ihis mornmg that entrance to the room apparently Imd heeh gained with a passkey. He nssipned Investigalor Carl l)otlsim to the rase anil added today there is no definite clue ns to the identity of tha thief or thieves, its yet. Mrs. (ioldhertr listed the missiiifr jewelry, alone with four 8I0H hills, as a solitaire rinj: valued al a 1,500; stiny of pearls, $,'100; matching |H*arl earrings. $150; platinum wrist xvateh, $150; gold pin, SHOO; cluster of garnets, $100; match­ ing hrarrlet, 8100, and a man's diamond-studded wedding baud, $700. If. S. NAVAL ACADEMY ALUMNI and Uieir wives from I In otiglioiil Central Florida converg­ ed on Sanford Saturday for a hmrheoii at tlie Mayfair Inn and a guided visit through the Naval Air Stalina facilities. Pictured from the le ft: • 'apt. .lo a r p lt M. Tolly Jr., Wing c o i i i n i n u d e r ; Adui. T. II. Ilrittain, Cnpl. C. t}. W right Jr., Capt. Marshall Collins, Adm. F. I,. Itiefkold nml ( apt. ttolierl M, Ware, Itase commander. til Ifllllt \Ol«’t1l(T It «MllM'sl U fnuiiik «*f intH* |n*rwm* to «lli* 1I inti i Hi ll1!)!| |||IHIUXi$l«t funit'll* D efeiul C o n d itio n s HAVANA i l l ' l l ....... m in Koli I l a tii' ilufi'inliHl I'ltini tl ii-iiij% In t 'ii1im Suinlny Mini Du l S 8|»im«nh| JACKSONVILLE a UPI i — A Hitt tin* foi Pm un*^ im*nii» The St-day-old strike against ••f i iir liiln l fo r l.iiliii the Florida East Coast K.nl A m rrh u. wav spread today to the Kleeimiuntive Division id General C h e c k o u t Motors vvhirh handle* main CAPE i ANAVFRAI. il l'll teuunre of EEC diesel lorn Aii At la* im D'l that uill motives. In u m ii t*. S. A*tri»iinut I*. Striking employe* of the Duitluit ( nopn Jr. «rn a plan • FEC a ji pea red outside the rmi ---o rb it flight m May nr General Motors plant early r k r d here Unlay and went today ami ael up a picket line tutu a haiiKnr fm clm'kmiU. which tlie GM worker* — a tm h e r s of tlie United Allto N e w S a in t Workers I liion -- refused to VATU AN CITY Il l'll efV 'l -v*.-v , • I . . ut'i an Jurri- ,.,u l ti­ Georgia System Killed Thre* arhoulnieii will purtiripale ill a pnzU'ani of Finmire* anil Millagr, A rn ed italion ami T o tin g of Chiblirn at lim Suiiihultl* 81luml ‘lurMlay a t 7:30 p.m.. Dr. Jrh n Dai by, Pn-ablrnt of th* P-T tl alinounrt-d tmlay. ... B R IE F S 18-ycar-old daughter of Mr. and Mr* A K. Jones of 2548 Palm etto Ave., Sanford, is the serond contestant In enter tlie ra re fur the crown of Miss Sctninolr County and WASHINGTON »l P I)—The til* [Hires that go with It Supreme Court tmlay struck Charles KauipL Scinl-Ccntcn down Georgia's county unit nial Publicity Chairman an­ voting system, which city ' dweller* have said throttles nounced today. their polllir.il strength in laBlue-eyed, brown . haired vur ol rural voters. Jo*n i* a tall, slim five The 8 to I ruling w»» an fool five, 31-3343 ami It 7 nuunerd hy Justice William pound Seminole tligli m ajor­ O. Douglas. Justice John M. e tte captain. Marian dissented. Site was a recent finalist Douglas said tin- only con­ in the GasparilU Majorette ception of political equality Queen Contest hold at T am ­ under historical U. S. stand pa. and is a talented twirler, arris is "one person, one dancer, lin g er and aeainvote.'* stress She ha* attemled Sanford acliools all her life, hut has traiele d mucli with her fam ily along the Eastern seabeard, listing a t her favorlie vacation spot an Island off tlie roast of .V. C, Her ideal mail should la­ Mayor Fil'd G. Ileulli ol ta 11 and fair and enjoy do Uasaellierry anniiiinrrd tmlay ing tilings on the spur of the tlial in cuiupliaiire with dog moment Me atmuM like nrdinancr No. 88. all dogs swimming. Iianani rake and within the town will hr re meat loaf, too, if he experts quired lo have a license. to win Joan. Stir plan* to The license lags may he attend rollrgc and study ad ­ obtained lrum Ibr town clerk vertising. site »aj s. tin Tuesdays or Thursday* al School Program Discussion Set * United Press Leased Wire dily Mother Kli*nl«‘tli Setoo, • be first native-born Aineii>an to Iw (MMtified, eould bclom r a saint ''w ithin a l.-w yean.'* ★ Aircraft and lligbl crew-, nl Heavy Attack Squadron Nine MI AMI BEACH iL 'I'll — ' City uffirinl* rolled out die lYAIItt) were schedul'd In red rH i|iel for member* of Ily aboard d ir attack r a n ie r die Kcpiihlh'Hu site selection Saratoga today In begin a cnniiiilttrc, who arrived h e re ' seven-month a I sea perind Suiulay l<i look over thus city with die Second and Sixth a- a pu-Hil.l, site fur die Fled*. Unit naliunai 'OilVelitiuti. Saturday Hie squadrons ,iuu support persond led hy bus VATICAN t lTV i l l 'll - - lor NAS Muyiwul in board Un­ I'upi- J'uhn W i l l tuibiy stum- ship Squadron Ulliillleii.iiue bled Mini fell mi the step* nf nml ■■diiiinixtrolive iiialrriaU bis lillnne during a muss audi­ were trucked lo May port I n da y . ence. Four of Hie squadron's I? Hie Hl-jeltr-old pnutiff whs A3II Sky warrior attack bomb­ nut injured in die lull ami uu» ers were sell edit led lo leave hrlp'-d to Ills feel by aides. Sanford today nt noon Tbr rem aining rigid were to fly over Sanford in formation nl JACKSONVILLE (UPI) 3 p ill. rll route lo Hie Sara Alaiut 111,000 Flolidu Kduculog*. Unit As-oeiatinii ib-b'gules VAII 8 will relieve Heavy wuuiiil up a tliri-e-duy ronvi'iiAttack Squadron II. also <d turn liei e .Sunday hoping Uiu I Sanford, in thr Medileiiunean laigislatuie would *[ipruve early next moil III. [iropoaed learher pay bikes 'Ibe squadron leaves with ranging from yliio to |I,IUHJ several new feadiers in ils a year. cap. Friday, Cdr. George M Klinnion*. VAII [i roinniami mg oflicer, was presented a 1ALLAIIASKEE ( U l'l) — "\V r|| Dune" rumiiiendalion Gov. F arris llryuiil, who ri - from I b e Cnmniatuler ol • ently said propnaiiI- In suiel ll'-avy Attack Wing Due. I-lot ilia's UiiUiii Iv lu g ri’a In n I a p t. Ju«cph H Tully Jr , ItaliHmiau Island had ''nu-ilt" for "[irofcssionul a hi lily and suggested Dll* weekend Glut uulstaridillg rfllelrliry toward Ibe exile* l.r urgHtiUeil m |u your prim ary mission " a “freetlnm I'oips," and sliqiThe specific ar! cile*l was pwl lo Latin Aim-in a. VAII!)* dev eliqoiunl of a training la t gel a I Guaidan .iino Bay. I'lilia, wlorli was LA PAZ, Ibdivia i U l'l) — suitable |o r llrav y Allark Ki m U«* IfttlltN Ml14*1111$t('ll loiiuy Use. Norn- bad existed prev­ t(» (Ciiull I III* |mh I iujv (if II ||| f . iously wbu li met the needs ol in* lulling |u u A n m l- deployed squadron* opeialing i *1iii», bi'|ii*vi‘i| k illfil f iiduy In dial area, wbcii llicir llnlivifeii Airline* Tolly also presented a Pilot |H $i ri MAh* (j into m |)4*500* ol Die Month aw ald to l.t. TimM A hiIimii |icnk in RiiutilPiip «||i#M| JVll,!, Stumbles Convention Knds lias ‘Merit’ Rescue Attempt liiiilgiI'lasslflnl Comira .. . t'ligi- 7 ..... _ [>Ugi- p .... Page 8 Dear Abb) ...... Page 7 Editorial Page 4 KuteriMinmi-nl Page 7 Legal* . .... l'ag» 2-8 A 'J P uiale — ____ Page 2 Society — . Page 8 S p u its ............... t'a g i a ★ ★ VAK-9 Leaves Today For Seven Academy Alumni Month Cruise In MediterraneanVisif Red Carpet Herald index ( H e r a ld P h o to ) Joint F. Dunn and one tor Horn hardier id dir Month lo George W Beers, Aviation l i t e Conilul Tecilliiriun First i la**. Tlie awards, which in eluded elgnrel lighters do mileil by die N'urdcn Division ui die Unileil A irrrall Corimrallon. were lor excellence in [inielire iHimhiug during die iiiunlli of February, A sim ilar award was given lo I.I Mike P ii«i[hiIo lor In'ing Pilot of tlie Atondi fur Jailnary. In addition, 21 others wets presented "BiilDeye Club" palehes iur scoring direct hits on area training largels in rccenl weeks. C ra ck e r D a y s . . . A Huge Success I'lu iia vvi'ie iiiiilcnvii.v Duliiy f*»r tlie t l i i nl a lluntil " r r u c k e r D a y n " n e x t Min ch , it vuip i e[wn l eil hv I ile u 11 M e t'a ll. iin ^ itle iit o f th e Diivviitovv ii Mc n ld d itK As.HHciut ion. M fC iillV n m iu m ic c m i'id folluw eil Ilia it'jn q t t h a t la st F ritla y V a n il S a lu rila y V aecim il a n n u a l "< Y a c k c r D a.va" w na a " h u g e 8iin e 88," ll vvttK e s tin ia te il g c v o ra l tlm n s a m l tu lilili'ilinl w ee k en d 8 hip|i|H'ti* w e re a l tr a c l e il In S nilliii'tl hy lilt.* flult'H I m im iiiii o f f e r e d hy d iiw n tu w u m u r- I'hantK. M u re Ilia n .'10 d o o r priz.ea w e re tivviinleil to h a l.y tic k e t h n lile ra w h o h a d v ia ite d Ih u Vill'ioii8 eturea. Alumni of Ilia If. %. Naval Academy ami Iheir wive* Saturday were treated lo thn lalesl in Naval aviation fullowing a luni'lieon meeting in the Mayfair Inn. ’I7te group were guesli of thr ruiiiin.iniling nllicer of the Sanlonl Naval Air Station and die com m ander of Heavy Attack wmg One for a lour of the base and a close tnuk -it simillalcd e a rn e r opera, lions, Cdr. Charles \V. Mesliier, chief stall olficer of Iho Wing, also provided a brief­ ing on die mission and capa­ bilities ol Heavy Attack dur­ ing Hie business meeting. Proceeding lo Ihe Nuvul Air Million, die ronlingenl of M im e no alumni ami wives loured Hu- Naval Air Mainlenance Training Group (arilHies, gid close-up looks nt tin* A3A Vigilante and A3II Sky* warrior at tacit ixmiberx. l)un saw lli«- two aircraft in ac< lion for a regularly-sched­ uled m irror lauding prarliea ui preparation for carrier qiialillrulion aboatd Uia LsS iu r r u l .i l m x t week. $ 100,000 Building Permit Set lliiilding permit lias been issued for n 30,11011 aquiiri- foul , iod u -tiu d huildiuir al ytmifiird Ih d u -ti'a l I'atk, it w u- rep u riid luday by Robert , II io w m , zoning dlle, Iur. IN: uiu.tr ill die pel mil is fur u SlIHI.l'lHl strilrliiie but l. I . W'lllinms, hcj,d uf die Dallas D im bearing bis mime which is ele ctin g ll. said over­ all ro sl will la- * 2011,000, Win klneo luive been pieparing the site fur tlie |a«t E x h ib it i o n 10 days. William* said hu is ORLANDO (U P I) -Most nf erecting the imilding fur spicIbe O-'ai established exhibit oialivr purposes, areas in Orlando have a l­ ready been reserved lor the Florida Inditalries Exposition Tile IK-oiiHlallc Women s to Orlando April 23 2H, the D e v r 1 o [i in r u t Com m Is Club of Seminole Ccuiily will liuld * D utcb-lreat lulirbeim al slon said today. Jim Spencer's at ll;3o a m. I'ue.-duy. S t a l e Legislative t in I-tul me Gui dun Fredeiick I NEW YORK (U l’l) —Stock» nml R'-riaU) raudidatfl ,V|«rk cqiened firm today in m o­ Cleveland Jr. will be special , gu> I. uf tlie club. di raleiy a el tv e trading. Deinu Women Mmleratu .... a -— s , m -4 .It. . . J •'- a - DONALD ( III llll Jit., of DmItl ltuml, aiiffered u limkmi leg in a Moiitcr-uuloimibilu cullleion Sultmizty evening nt Highway 'EU» nml Unwell Ruut. Trooper Hill Htiingfield clmrgctl Mui'nlinll (i. May, Winter 1’nrk, ilriver of the car, with violation of (lie right-of-way. � 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 15, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 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 15, 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/952c581b5dac45cf4ddf4a44688e2d27.pdf e45b946973c7a2c414654f5bc7adfe73 PDF Text Text tim e a g a in fo r Foreign Group Gives Program For Area PTA fly Shirley Wentworth The program of Imt Tueid ay 1* meeting of the Hear Lake Elementary I’TA wa» highlighted by a panel of three foreign atudent* who took part in a roundtable (Uscushion on educational facili­ ties and requirement* at the elem entary level in their na­ tive land*, a* compared to lliovo In lid* country. Making up the panel were David Chan of Hong Kong, Bnlphazar Haycr of Switzer­ land and Martha Sanchez of Nicaragua. Diicumlon. led by Allen Actor, PTA pro­ gram chairm an, revealed that there I* more slmitarIty than difference* In teach­ ing mclhodi u»ed In all countries represented. Tlw regular monthly PTA bu lines* session w-u* hi*d preceding the program. Mrs. Marty Tomlin and John Hall were elected as delegates to represent the scluml for the County PTA Council and Mrs. Ilverly Gray and Mrs. Joan Kelley were appointed to serve on a nominating committee with a third mem­ ber to be ap|»ointed from the executive board. Room count was won by Mr*. Gore's fourth grade class and fourth grade motlicr* were liostessea for the social and refreshm ent per tod. Rollins Reading Professor Speaks For CTP By Ja n e Casselberry Dr. Carol Burnell, professor of Reading at Hollins College In Winter Park, was guest speaker for llie regular monthly meeting of the Coun­ cil of Teacher* and Parents held last Tuesday at the South .Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry. Speaking on •‘Cliildren'i Reading Problems In Ele­ m entary G rades," she expressed the belief that stu­ dent* should not lie requirt-d to repent a grade due to p a ir reading ability in the first three grades because some children arc naturally slower than others In deve­ loping reading skills. Dr. Hurnctl thinks that a good balance in the use of phonies or sight reading s preferable over s|»eclflc use vf one or Hie other. Major Joseph l.alrd, CTP president, presided at the meeting. Coplvo of the revised ConaUlullon and By-Laws were dlslrihuled and will tie volcd upon at llte April meeting. A nominating committe, consisting of Mrs. J a m n Slu-pherd, Mrs. Charles Lockyer, Mr». May Ostrow, Mrs. J It. Ja'gg and Principal Christy Harp, was appointe l lo select a slate of offic­ ers also In he voted upon ill Hie next meeting. Thu committee will m eet Wednesday morning at t): 15 In Hie office of the principal. Refreshment* were served In the cafeteria following Hie CTP meeting. Water Vapor On Mars Proven PALESTINE, Tex. ( U H i The Straloscope II space ImlIouii probe of M ar*‘confirmed the presence of water vapor and carhun dioxide on the planet. *cientl*tx reported to­ day. But Ihey could not tell whether there was enough lo »up(Hirt any form of life. During lust Friday night's flight of Utc giant unmanned balloon with an instrument package and a 36-inch tele­ scope, scientists got five "scan s" of Mars. They could not get more views of the red planet be­ cause of its podlion In the sky and trajectory of the balloon as It tailed from P al­ estine lo land at ■ point near Pulaski, Tenn. Dining the Civil Wur, ■ small band uf Confederate sol­ dier* crossed the Canadian I, rder on Oct. 10, 1864, and ! aided the Vermont town of St, Alhatia, lobbing the bank Lefute escaping back into Can. ada according to the Encyclo­ paedia Britannlra. Rath Black Hawk Hickory Smoked Boneless Canned Hams -■$3 Sliced Bacon. . - 49' W ien ers.......... x- 39* Swift's Premium Tasty PRICES EFFECTIVE Lykes Sugar Creek THRU SAT., MARCH 16, 1963 Copeland's Flavorful Smoked □ Sausage ...»>• 59 c □ Bologna »> • 49 c □ Sliced Ham, . tS: 59 c □ SeaTrou t. , "> • 59 c Swift's Premium Sliced jy&WGREEN STAMPS K raft’s Salad $5.00 OR MORE, LIM IT ONE 9-oi. jar PER CUSTOMER, PLEASE! PGlUXjt . Mustard with this coupon ond purchase oft . . Tornow's Cooked or Boked 15* March I t , 19611 Quick Froicn Fillet of All grinds, Maxwell House limit i m>ceitsmsr with aurcheitt •< ss « m«i* C O F F E E . . . . V i 49' SH ERB ETS 6 s * 1 . S A L A D O I L . vr 3 Swift's Assorted Try Kraft's Strletmann's Chocolate □ Fudge Sandwich ...... K 39c F.F.V. Oatmeal □ Raisin Cookies with nuts pk»- 29* d o w n pro d u ct* la n e Florida Vine-Ripened brimming quart A A r basket J 7 Tomatoes New Florida Red-Blist T, 39* Potatoes . Juicy North Carolina ••c a n -d0 " s a U ' Y a m s ...... SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN G O V T . INSPECTED TEN D ER-A G ED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE fo sss?* ® * * ™ , v e Mow C l>n 9 ’ Ubby’* Y#u D C 0 * W ® _ ubby* G o r« * e n R o u n d S te a k «—«>• • «». 8 9 ‘ S ir lo in S t e a k • . . . . lb- 8 9 c T -B o n e S te a k • • • • • 'b- 89* C lu b S t e a k .............. • lb- 89* P o t R o a s t • • •ibon-ini* • • lb. 59* G ro u n d B e e f . • • • • 'b- 4 9 * • i f c a s r ! \g re e ts ® « 11S K S ..B e ® * 1* K Tr ' ° >■% C a ts u p • • * \ V T c a o I n StY\. •» ® g o ld e n • 1 (fa ir;/ s p e c ia ls 0*ut C o * a with a it causa. sad pwchsta tit CUP AND REDEEM lamuoN*. on- r a n *■ THESE COUPONS Ittfl STAMPS Weodbury Dry-Heir SHAMPOO (SI) value 69' (S iam h i - ssuca l*. IHU GREEN STAMPS * * * * |«U Merck It. INK M M iM m a m s m im in m 1 27c Fudge Lo af___ ” " 89c Mrs, Paul's Corn Fritters.. ‘ >7. 29c Cheez-Whiz .. . 'V.V 58c P'llibuty't nililtury S -.fl at Bwllttmilli Pilhkarv't Biscuits.........4 3 S" 87* ifn * KraH’s taify 39c Apple Crisp .. 'i" 59c Apple Dumpl'g ” K t e f t ’i O t lu t t Sliced A m erican I? __l j ^ Pim'to or Swiss V*V 33c Frozen Pies . . . 2l£ 49c Pieli»aat Stew Vegetables___ ftj; 49c Mnalataa'i Peeled, De-emed N STAM PS.! Checl'r Cheese . ,JiY',‘75c Shrimp........... 'fr*- $2.49 Mid M itklH ti> fdt WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SWIFT'S BROWN t SERVE SAUSAGE • I S k it csaaaa m i t u i k t u wkm Ait H ue Bird Chilled ORANGE JUICE 2 .r„ 66‘ a le t, March It. IMlt B ] s r 55« lltotrst l« L March It, H ill * B^ A m \m m sm sm m m h *v idWTORUN STAMP GREEN STAMPS •tA A it aerrea. m i esrekssa •<! e x c e d r in Ta h i t i t t 93' (Ciairae Cat, Mart* IS. SMJ) i&W GREEN STAMPS! AU aaaaaa asi awckaas a t SIHGIETON'S BREADED OYSTERS a 99c ICaaSraa ta t, NrnR IS. ISUS w\v,\w,vws\w\wt\\y\\V4vw\WW\V 69c Mr*. SffliFh'i (Apple, Peach, Cherry) Kratt'i Sharp with this esupsa and purclist* aft Hr*«id Jshnian'a Bonnet Margarine Mtrmon's Orongt band Sliced lunch fro ze n fo o d s Q IO TARNOW S CHIPPED BEEF OR HAM 3A Il.airaa Sal. ta n k It. IM I I m ] POBUX "SERVING ALTAMONTE .SPRINGS, CAS8KLHBRRV. FERN l'AKK, LONG WOOD. MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND 8ANFORD’* . . . . HIGHWAY ROAD 43# 17-M and from STATE « �C r a c k e r \ e 10 ^ tty l.arry Vcr»he| 11rrmu n J acot)*on w at aw arded Hie high bid for that 55 by 145 [cot parcel of land by Iho post office up for bid yesterday in Atlanta . . • Price *10,000 . . . J a ­ cobson tohl u* this morning . . . "Hope to eventually pul a building there,” • • • A rchitect llal Harris* leav­ ing town . . , Second archi­ tect in a* many months to pull up Hakes here, • • • County taxes collected thus fur total $g,2g0.U<><) . . , that'* *5 percent of the SJ.7tK1.000 ta* roll . . . Deadline is April 1. » • • That FKC rail strike hitlintf homo . . . -lug to help build county roads dclajed. • • * Don’t fnrjp't Fleet Reserve f ile to aid Screpla Hume S a t­ urday startin g a t 2 . . . pony ride* and everything . . . « • Political Governor hopeful Fred Dickinson was in town yesterday. • • • All that money in Iho con­ siderations of Congress, that p art th a t i» tugged for San­ ford. can well be speeded up. So the best advanced weaputis systems huso in these g rea t states ean tie made ready for the W hid by shuffle . . . Fine people coming to a fine c i t y , . . And no doubt at least some of them have Ins'll here before . . . And are eager In gel back . . . Where a man s n man, and a Navy man Is a good friend • . • * * • Mayor Eugene laiwrnstein, of Bradley Beach, N. J ., was a-vi.Uing here; something to do with Deltona. Tokl Flo at tlie Cardie tailing (hat "it's ti v fir>t visit k> Florida, and I ain im pressed. You pro­ bably will lie seeing me later, for good.” * • • It s too bad w e're having to give up our'K lapl. Jo* Tully this summ er . . . Right when his command probably is get­ tin g bigger . . . And he's just the man th a t ean handle it! . . . lint Uncle W hiskers' Navy has just OODLES of good capable men who ran handle big jobs . , , ( dr. Jam es Mayo, Joe’s relief, ('instance! • • • Reminds me; ('apt. Bob W are — a* bis slat ion grow s and he suffers the growing psiri* — is doing a splendid joh , . . His Open Houses on A pril 27 when the Seminole County Semi-Centennial Cele­ bration is going full blast will ha a iplemlid tint* to pay our respects to our g reatest '‘in­ du stry" . . . The Blue Angels ami the Shooting S tars, guests of the I'll that day will Veep you well entertained, too. ■ • • Look* tike kid baseball will l>e with us hi a big way again Ibis sum m it', thunks to the generosity of the sponsors . , And the help of Jim Jernlguu's Itec I a yi. • • • tin ts win* wimt to enter the Beauty Conlest for Iho Mis* Seminole County- contest on April 2i s Semi-Centennial should turn in tludr applica­ tions to (iene Kstridge at F irst Federal or Chat Ik* kam pf at Chelsea A b s tra c t., O r any other Civttan, • • • Sponsors, too. should get tludr name on the roster , , . I b is event should be a real "crowd plrnier* and spon­ sors' money should prove to be WKI.I. spent. » • • Willie Vve're ta lk in g a b o u t that new “ Spare Age'* college, ha* anyone ever thought w hat a big advantage w> have In our hospital? • . . Our city and the surrounding crowded area could well support a medical clinic, presupposing outstanding ta lrn t , . , And do Seminole Memorial ju st heaps of good too, by an increased patient census. • • • W on't he any access road to the new English E stales school until next budget year miles* * in '-thing can be worked out • • • J u s t nu funds lavafUhi*. 'T rn ck rr Dusts’* nrr here! With n "hi-de-lil" nntl a "ho-dc-hu." Sanford .•shoppers will he offered an avalanche of liargains Friday nttd Saturday as the Downtown .Merchants Association launches into its annual "Cracker Days" parade of sales offerings. The shoppers prnhnhly will feel they have been carried hack into lime as merchants and their sales people will lie dressed in costumes of yesteryear. Glenn McCall, association president, saitl Indny all downtmvn merchants nre Joining in the gala event, an nnnunl custom to aciiunint San­ D a y s ' : ford shoppers with Sanford stores. Stores will hand out numbered tickets F ri­ day anti Saturday for door prizes vnlurd at 85 or more each. Drawing will he at the romcr of First Street and Magnolia Avenue at 9 p.m. Friday and 5:.in p.nt. Saturday. Ten prizes will he drawn each ev ening. Also ntiinv store-members will he offering individual "enticements" for visitors. (See Her­ ald ads.) McCall invited shoppers “to Join the fun and spirit by wearing 'cracker clothing* to town." i t m House Okays $ 1,13 8 ,0 0 0 P r i z e s Twins May Come Tlie Minnesota Twins) Sherry R o h e r t a o n , are seriously considering Twins farm director, hns moving hs farm Hubs been quoted th a t tlie into Sanford, it was learn­ Municipal Stadium and ed tialav. tlie San Francisco Gintitn' dormitory ia “a likely minor league camp for Minnesota farm clubs," The information was re­ ceived today by John Krider, Chamber of Com­ merce manager, f r o m Jeno F. Paulticci, Duluth, member of the Chamber’* WEATHER: Fair through Friday. High today. 85-90. T,ow tonight, 80-05. baseball committee. N O . flfiK Edited Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUCKS., MARCH 14. 19fiS SANFORD, FLORIDA i > a i t f o r b VOL. Bit B a r g a i n s , t l i t Tlie Twins' m i n o r league base now is located a t Feniandina Reach but, according to Robertson, "is not suitably located to a r r a n g e nu exhibition slate with other minor lengitn clubs training in Florida." Roliertaon was quoted further: "The Sanford base is ideally situated in mid-Florida. I’ve bad the Sanford property apprais­ ed and we’re going to look over It this week. The Giants' asking prlco Is a little high but tlie loca­ tion is perfect, only 20 miles from the Twins* headquarters nt Orlando." Mayor Torn McDonald nnd Acting City Manager Henry Tamm said today they have not been appronchod by any reproHontntivcs of the Twins. I’auliiccl advised Krlder he, too. will be in Satvford within the week, probably to confer with Itobertson. new A ... BRIEFS Hip- Customer LAKELAND (U l’l) — Unlled State* Department of Com­ m erce figure* reveal Hut Canada was the biggest cus­ tomer of L\ S. citru* export* pa** the hill to the floor i* ex­ during the I961W2 season. pected for a t least a couple of Now Pact week*. NEW YiiltK i UPI) — ru le House Republican leader* llsbers and striking stereonr* apparently w itbliolding typer* readied agreement their m ajor budget ru ttin g e f­ eerty today on * new con­ fort for the hill to appropriate tract, bringing the city’s »•the *15.8 billion. A sim ilar day-old newspaper shutdown pattern was expected in the a step closer to si solution. Senate. It also appeared likely that Mass Protests the Senate would follow tlie MOSCOW (U i'D - - More House in adding funds for the Ilian 1.00*1 Russians hurled KS7I) warplane to the admlllsnow halls and ink battles at listrtit loti's* hill. Ihe Iraqi em bassy here to­ The House including * tl*7.7 day in a mass protrst against million for more development the repression of Commun­ of the RS70 and two adidlionist! in Iraq. al nuclear attack submarine* which Ilia Milmiiii*tr*tion lell Safe LumlinK wer* unnecessary. COI'ENHAGEN (U I'D — V The Air Force would get Pan American World Air­ *7.4 billion of the bill, the ways Hoeing 7<»7 jetliner with Nuvy and Marine* fli.tl bil­ 5t persons aboard m ade a lion and the Army (1.7 bil­ •uccesklul em ergency landing lion. It would providn 3.him) at Ka strop strimri today Reaircraft, about tiO.OOU missile* spit* two fist (ires. nnd 43 warship*. For Naval Air Station I". S. Himtr of Represents t The House passed the bill to Namara think is necessary. The Sente Armed Service* live* Wednesday voiced ap­ buy new missiles, aircraft and proval of a $1,138,000 con­ warship* by a 374-33 vote Committee lias e o ui p I e t e d struction program lor Sun W e d n e s d a y . It authorise* hearings on Hie bill. But tra n ­ ford Naval Air Station, ac­ s.iiiie Republican* and lJc- scripts of tho-e bearing* are cording to Congressman ,v S. sprmllgn more money than still being reviewed in Hie Meriting J r . Tlie bill now 1fi .-isi- Secretary Robert S. Mc­ Pentagon, and no action to }!oe* to the Senate. Congressman Herlong s (ele gram to The Herald reads: "Tlie *1,138.00(1 Hem ill Ihe m ilitary procurem ent hill passed by Ihe House je s te r day for (be Sanford Naval \ir Station includes under operational farilities an air­ craft parking apron *T81„0U0; uniter maintenance facilities "Thumbs down” was the signal given by the a hangar, shop • and office bedding *220,000; the r r t oinity Zoning t'ummissimi Wednesday evening on tnaindcr for classified facili­ Joe (ia/.il's pnqiosal to erert at #15(1,001) shopping renter at Ravenna Park. ties.*' Some 75 persons were present nt tlie Commis­ The record SI3.R billion de­ fense aulhoi ization bill i* sion’s hearing, wit li "pro’s” and "con’s" being offered A K. Sbnemakor Jr. rlm irsafely through the House but iimn, disqualified himself Senate action uppcai* week* from the vote since it is hi* aw ay. firm which i* promoting Ra­ velin* Dark. Question before the ( ntnoiission wns to rrtn n e from agricultural to commercial, to TALLAHASSEE ( t i l 'l l A minimum of 62.B per rent permit tin* construction <’( the markup on half-gallons of shopping center. Argum ents for ami against By I'n ltrd Pres* International milk at the wholesale level the shopping ren ter rc.piirsd Resident* of five staler to­ day dug nut from mud and will U- proposed to the Stale mi hour'* time, with petition* d cbrii left by rampaging Milk Commission when ll also o ffi'iv*l for and against. Shoeinnker, after the d«si«flood water*. The deluge left meet* next week ill Jackson­ at least 17 dead, causing mil­ ville, but only as a tempo­ ion, informed the press th at botli petition* wr-re argum en­ lions of dollar* of dam age rary measure. tative, with many sigmituix-s and forced more than 50.000 < bull nmn Charles Cl. An­ being of pro|K fly owner* ami person* from tludr home* Twenty Kentucky counties drew* announced the proposal their wives, and with bolls and 11 West Virginia counties Wednesday and said be will petition* containing tlie same were declared m ajor disas­ put it before lIn- commiaalon signatures. In other words, te r area*. at tlie Tuesday meeting as a property owners bad signed Health olftrials in Virginia, petition* for ami agam *t tbs Kentueky, Tennessee, West mean* of stabilising Hie m ark­ shopping center. Virginia am) Georgia made et while tile' L egislature re­ A fter an hour* debate, plans to inoculate flood v ic- view * price r « g a I * tton* Robert Crumley moved the rethroughout Ihe milk industry. iim i against disease. quest for rrroning be denied The commission abolished Tht| m ercury dipped near III* motion was apprnvtsl aero across t h e northern price controls at the consumer unanimously. plains today while fug cover­ 11-vid several years ago, but ed ihe Ohio Valley and North still regulate* prices at the producer level and prohibits Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Burlington. VI.. picked up retailer* from selling bsdow three incite* of frei.ii snow the eo*t from till! whulesubl in I belli. 'Ibi- regulations do SEATTLE 1U l'l)—DeJcnsr Wednesday night. not apply, however, m south S ecretary Robert S. 3tcN* and southeast Florida, where mar* » a r briefed here today the commission ha* no ju ris­ on progress on the Ilyna-Soar diction, program for a winged spare Effect of Andrew*’ plan, if •hip which could maneuver adoplisl by the commission. like an ordinary plane Jli* roaferenre wilh high would be to raise Wholeaalii MILWAUKEE ( l l’l) - A prire* in area* where there Boeing Co. nlflcial* hero was Cuban Bier said Wednesday ex[iected to help him deride he heard American pilot* par­ is now a narrow m argin tieif the Air F orte'* Dyna-Soar Iween producer and middl*ticipating in the Bay of Pigs project xboilld he junked in invasion of Cuba curse U. S. msn milk prices, p articular­ favor of I’rnjeet Gemini. ly i In* Jacksonville and Tam ­ carrier* (nr n«t sending air Gemini rail* tor pulling rover while they were under pa a r c u s . two men into orbit for long attack by Castro air and periods of tim e in a capsule ground forces. sim ilar to tlie Mercury apace "You s o li.’s, why don’t JACKSON, Mis*. (L T D — n a r t that carried astronaut* you send the planes?” the Mississippi S tale University'* John Glenn, Kentl Car|>entrr American* shouted over Ibrir Southeastern C o n f e r nice and Waller Schirra i n t o radios to a Navy carrier, acbasketball learn space. cording to Timotro A. Ca­ champion flew to East I .arising. Mich, brera. 38. a form er Cubana Airlines pilot who Hew two tun lay. stdl uncertain whether NEW YORK ( lll’l 1—Slock* missions during Hie invasion. it Could participate in the He said the carrier replied: NCAA playoff* because of a were Iractm nally mixed in trading at Hie “ Sorry. We’ve had no or­ controversy over p l a y i n g m oderate tram* with Negro player*. opening today. ders to release the plane* $150,000 Center 'Turned Down' Milk Mark-Up Massive Cleanup Proposal Slated In Flood Areas Defense Chief Eyes Spaceship Cubans Say Yank Pilots Cursed Carriers Uncertain Mixed Trading Annual State Audits Proposed TALLAHASSEE (H IT ) — Gov. Karri* Bryant said today he wit! recommend legislation selling limit* on state-paid expenses of moodier* of Ihe Florida Turnpike Authority and requiring annual sta te audit* of slate spending. At the snius time. Bryant said ha hs* "full roiifidenro" in Chair man John Hammer, Tampa, and other members of hi* turnpike authority, ll<> said he ordered tta le • uditorx to make * complete audit of Turnpike book* at the request of Hummer short­ ly a fte r the St. I'etershurg lim e s sent its own auditor* to look into authority sp<-oding •ml started a series of *rtir1e» pinpointing instanre* of high spending. Ho suid three auditor* are now at work and a fourth i* to !•* sent in to speed tompltstion. “Tin* report when finished will he a public recurd," he said. “ It m easenlial th a t the fact* In srrum illaU d, publish­ ed and decisions reached on the basin of tlie fact*,” he added. “To the extent that allegation* are substantiated, remedial action i* railed for l o the extent allrgationa are proven to !>• wrong, wo need to adjust puldic thinking rela­ tive to them. ItarrnckH To Meet An im portant b u s i n e s s ■meting of Barrack* 600, War Id War I Veterans, has been railed by Commander R. M. Met.lain for 3 p.m. •Sunday at th» American Le­ gion Home on 13th Ku Serum Drop Authoriiica said the group boarded Hand’s twill e ngine B cechcralt plane early this morning for Hie (light lo Florida. Tha w eather was foggy at Hie lime and Hand apparently decided to return ka l U Cadaw ay airport aoou after takeoff. The eratt was coming in lor a landing on Uie airport s east runway when it clipped the top of three tree*, ll crashed, exploded and burp td Young Uollla w as a atudttrt Railroads, Unions Deadlocked NEW YORK l U I'D — A Coast Guard plane early to­ day dropped anil rallies scr­ um to tlie liner Queen Eli ! rabeth at sea to help a Can­ CHICAGO (UPD — Tlie na­ adian boy who bad been scratched or bitten by a po» tion’* railroads and Hie live sihly rabid dog. mammoth on-train imloni, each barked by a powerful Suit Dismissed TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) —A weapon, remained deadlock­ dam age suit which sought ed today in their longstand­ to integrate all municipal ing dispute over "feather* (acilllle* In Florida'* capital ts’dilmg.” wa* dismissed Wednesday at They met to dlsnis* the Hie request of an attorney for issue Wednesday lor the first the five Ne.;roes who brought tone since the talk* broke Hie suit. off last August, The talks lasted NU mltllllei lieforc Giant Savings WASHINGTON (UPD - Miming to in impasse The railrondi, backed by Tlie House Government Ope­ ration* auhrom m lttee h a * last week’s Supreme Court been told H ut cancellation of contract* for fitiren orange juice concentrate saved *ev crai million dollar* tor the government. On 'Featherbedding' Dispute Backs Move TA LU H A SSEE (U PD — Karri* Bryant Wednes­ day officially backed a move by Sen* Spessard L Holtund and George A. Smalher*. (D E la.l, lo run Inter­ state Highway 73 from Tampa to Miami. Gov, Asks Action LAKKI AND f il l ') - Gov. F arris Bryant ami the Stale (.cgialalurc have Iktii asked to pa** legitlation prohibit­ ing tlx sale of atcohullc (a v ­ erage* from grocery stores, drug itores, auUnnohile tervlre station* and other rctail family shopping outlets. Fire Dept. To Meet A special meeting of tbo North Orlando Volunteer Fire Dept, h** lawn railed fur ft p.m. Saturday a t (hr Commu­ nity Building in tha Village Rivreation Are*. 4 Killed In Florida Bound Plane Crash LAGRANGE. Ha (U PD - V llu u d a prominent LaGrangc A sm all private plane carry- "urgcun and brother ol itrs < x w tr i. 1 Fuller Callaway whose family m s four perron, to H o n d a ^ ^ CafUMJ). T, x1ile for a spring vscalkm crashed V|(U# ,1U M,n> | | uj)U( near the atriiort here today, Jr., Ales Maddox, 18. son of a local inoitlrlan, and a un killing all aboard ............. The d ie d wmc hltnufied ijcn tilrid youth, a liivud ol by authorrtacs aa Dr. UoUij 1701104 Hand. THE I.TITLE RED SI IIOOLHOIJSE revolve.* n check for |2«,8:) from tha .Sanford Drove Hill, RI’O Does, proceed.* from a Hpcciid donation mmle dur­ ing the m e n l North Florida District f’onvention, lieltl in Sanford. Tito chock, ladiiK presented to Mrs. A. F. Kceth, center, lenrhernt the school by Mrs. A. I’. Howcrsox, was Riven to the Sanford Drove for their fnvorito charity project. At riitht is Mrs, R. (i. t’aruthers, who wns co-chairman with Mrs. liovvursox a t the eotivention. (Herald l’hoto) at the Darlington School for Boys In Rome, Ga. Police said he and liie other youth* were home for the spring hol­ iday* and (flat Dr. Hand, who own* hi* own plane, had agreed to ta k e . Hie bo) * to Florida on a vacation trip. Nothing Wrong With Paddling, Schoolman Says decision allowing them to streamline work rules, an­ nounced after Ihe breakup that they would put work rule change* in effect within a month. The unions declared, after the Supreme Court barked Hie employer*, that III y would strike. In San Francisco, negotia­ tors for the Southern l’aclflc Railroad and Ihe Brotherhood of Ball way Clerk*, prod it d by t’icsideni Kennedy, re turn',i| ),v (he conference tabl* today In their dispute over automation. Hu* President stepped in­ to the picture Wednesday when tiie tt nisi member union apparently wa* on the verge of is-tnng a strike tilllmtituni. He piked h-nii sides to submit their differ­ ences In arliltration. The railroad accepted but union negotiators were expeeled to hold tiaek an an­ swer until they hud d sens*ed it. The union contended WASHINGTON ( I ll'll — City School Supt. Carl K. Il.oiscn believes an "open hand, hail ruler o r lightweight paddle” I* (lie answer lo unruly students in the na* lion’s capital. Corporal punishment ap ­ plied to Ihe "band or l|ie buttocks of a pupil” under ''J u s t i f i e d rlrcu m stan c-1 r a " wouiu gu far toward bringing order in (be public schools, llanscn said Wednei day. F urther disregard for a teacher's instruction* might make it necessary to eject the student from the classroom, lie said. The school head sug­ gested use of “ reasonable force for the pur;Ki*e of pro­ pelling a pupil in a desired direction." \, Hie railroad should retrain clerk* displaced by machines. Southern Pacific said iho plan would retard technical advance and croata unnec­ essary Jobs, ll wax unlikely a atriko would take place over feath­ erbedding. 11 waa believed Kennedy would atep in with a em ergency fartfinding board to head off a alrike for al least !*> days. Observers fell the White House pro­ bably would Iry lo force a r ­ bitration m Hie dispute !(• Hie iMinrd'i recommend a Horn tailed to satisfy Iroth tides. Herald Index Bridge . Classified Condi» ..... I tear Aldiy „ I- liteii d Enterlaliim ent la-gal* Page Page l l Pace 3-A P a r s 2-A . Page 11 Pago 4 Page I l !-A 4 3 A P u rlin . . .... Page 2-A S'K'iely ago 8-h 4 It) .... Page t) Kports of feting Our Cuelumcrn FREE Tiro ln*i|icclion FREE Tiro Rulalion Water Saving Need Is Cited ,SILVEH SPRINGS ( U P D An Interior Department offi­ cial warned Florida must look to it* w ater conservation if need a are to tie met In Uh* coming year*. Jam e* K. C arr, umlerwcretary at Die departm ent, said tbc w ater problem would not he solved by drainage or flood control. He predicted a growing problem of salt water Intrusion a t Hie w ater table M lowered by municipal uro­ 1 FREE Flat Tiro Repair FREE Front End Check Expert Wheel A lig n m e n t I lie HpeclalUt Since 1933 M tR O B ER TS ”Incorporated '- s” " 1 Florida Distrihulon* I’ur Denman Custom Built lirra 105 )V. 1st SI. ___________ WE Stinford GIVE PLAID FA 2-0ti5l STAMPS 1 �Castro Decrees Death For Burglars, False Cops, Thieves ies to men the ' ‘most modern afraid te smash him because nicate him because ha ex. weapon h" which he said his of Soviet threats of retalia­ polled score* of p riest, from regime now posse--es. tion. Cuba His main attack, however, He denounced refugees for Since th a t time, however, fleeing from Cuba, but a t the was focus'd on Internal con­ same time assailed the United ditions. States for not providing "There aie neighborhoods transportation to carry them in the capital, such as Alta away. Habana, where . . . families This was a reference to the arn terrorised by anti-sociat fact th at the most recent tee elements,'’ bo said. "A t times, shipment of U. S. ransom they u*e children to carry out goods to the Castro regime robberies or to enter houses was carried by a freighter and open them. "Wo m ust take measures which w t~ t on to Germany in­ stead of returning to the against that. F or those who rob hou.es, using violence, United .Stales. Castro spoke at a mass there must be th e death penmeeting marking the sixth aly." He said also that persons anniversary of a suicide at­ tack on the Cuban “ White mastjuerading as policemen House/' by about 3(1 students will be executed. Castro said th a t In some led by Jose A. Echevarria. All of the attackers were killed, cases crooked Judges work Th« prem ier mude no ref­ hand in glove with tho thieves. In hia comments on the erence to tlie 19117 attack. Castro's speech contained church, Castro blamed "re­ the usual attacks on President actionaries'' for the differ­ Kennedy and other U. S. ences which lid th« Roman 100‘ leaders, who he implied are Catholic Church to excommu­ MIAMI (U P !) — Prm l*T Fl-lrl f'm lio d«*cr»v*d death early today fur burglars, fal*c jxdicenion and thieves who use children in their work. In a two-hour speech broad­ cast by Radio Havana, Castro di-dort-d also that lie has just about patched up his differeiK-t* with the Roman Catho­ lic Church. He said soma fun­ dam entalist p ro teitan t sects still op|>o*e him, but charged th a t they are “subsidised by (U. H-) Imperialists, The bearded revolutionary depleted Havana aa a city terrorised In some areas by housebreakers and infested in others by “ pretty boys," “ stu­ dents who do not study," and 'bums” and "shiftiest types'’ who hang around pool halls. It was the first time he hed revealed the existence of 10 many "anti-social types" in Cuba. Castro said ha ie going to recruit troope and ekilled workman from Cuba's factor­ some kind of an understand, i th o ended a two.vweek visit to Catholic Church have begun to disappear," Castro said. ing with the Kremlin through Italy yesterday yesterday. I Alnx'-i AiJziiubei, Premier N l- 1 “Conflict* between tin “In the first months of lire | kita Khrushchev’* son-in-law, I (Castro) revolution and the revolution there was talk of i the Vatican has exchanged ambassador* with th« Cai ro I regime. The church now *p| pears to be about to conclude C R E D I T O R 'S . counter-revolutionary I antiCastro) cases in th*- church but now such talk is seldom j heard.'' e S A LE C R E D IT O R S D E M A N D S E T T L E M E N T ! Factory adjustors in charge of this sale have been forced to price many items below factory cost. Creditors say, "We over bought," so pay us now! Adjustors insist, "We want cash now, regardless of profit." We must sell merchandise ''Quick." r tr S n ^ S S n S S ^ T H IC K - S m TW i L ow PHeo OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN, BETTER HURRY. S S O L D O£N L Y IN SET? i §q . " WE. *49.15 “ C A SH OR CR ID IT” TAKE 36 M O N T H S Full Sis* SUflWW S A LE NOW — "H O LL Y W O O D m ® - C o m b ( « o * '< '" b o X i P , , 0 f l • and. n '« " , , s s S . ( 0 ...,a«orh.o< »*> or<1 ■'I}l - / s9,s If DeBary Arts And Crafts Club By Mrs. Adam M ailer Tho DeBary Arts a n d Crafts Club was host to seven new clubs of the Florida Fed­ eration of Art, Inc., last Sun­ day afternoon at a Reception and Tea held at tba DeBary Mansion House. Some 600 guests viewed the ISO paintings exhibited by membora of the new clubs which include The F o r t Pierce Club, Beaux Arts of Daytona, Tam pa Academy o| Tam pa, Art League of Bonita Springs, Jacksonville Reach­ es Fine Arts Club, The Fort Walton Art Club and the De­ Bary club. Mrs. V. Howard and Mrt. E. C. Ralkwill were in charge of registration and guests were greeted by Mrs. George Brooks, A. MacNoughlon, A. M ercer and other members of the DeBary group. Among special guests pre­ sent were J. It. Elliott of the rationClubs St. Petersburg Art Club and Dudley Flagler of Lakeland. vice president of (lie Florida Federation. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Horace Demurest and Mra. O scar B arnett as­ sisted by H sietle E lto n , MrsHarvey II. Koch, Viola Leone nnd Mrs. D. S. Dent. Peg Cunningham was In charge of aalca featuring gifts donsled by members of the DeBary Club to raise money to help defray expenses of painting Uio Mansion House. Tills Is a project of ull clubs In the Federation. Various galleries were dec­ orated with arrangem ents of cut flowers and Hie lea table, which was overlaid with a luco cloth and holding silver ■nd china appointments, was serviced by another table bearing trays of tea sand­ wiches and homemade cook­ ies. Pet Show, Obedience Match Set The Mid-Florida Obedience Club will hold its first an ­ nual P et Show and Obedience Match at the Casselberry Ball P ark Sunday a t S p m . The event will ba open to all breeds of dogs and tro­ phies and prize* will be awarded In 12 classes. Lorge trophies will be awarded In the Obedience Match. E ntry blanks a re available from Drs. Foley, Lawrence and Rasa, Sanford vtdernarIans. No dogs with CD titles will he allowed to enter the Mulch. A door prise of a register­ ed basset puppy will be awarded, Entries will close at noon on Sunday. shell; m gj GM C in cks ISHELLANEl PROFITABLE FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY ■ • m GENERAL MOTORS »■• 1 ‘lr WJL1 p— rn . V • *1 ’ OK M M CHAIRS NYION FABRIC STUROILY BUILT CHOICf OF COLORS. R « |. M9m j 1? A SALES & SERVICE GMC TRUCKS A : FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE RALPH ELLSWORTH DIBTBICT MANAGER BOX m i . ORLANDO. 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WHILE at LAST // / / ! s s = "It's Do or Die" "W E NEED CASH N O W KING Sleepowqys TABLES NATIONALLY - ADVIRTtStD SOFA IT-OAY F U tlB lD - BY NIGHT BEAUTIFUL LONG WEARINO FABRICS. W IO O TYM ALL KINOS STAIN RESISTANT TOPS AT A TAMOUS MANUFACTURER. NEWEST DESIGNS. •A L B ■ U tlg ALL SALES FINAL NO MAIL OR MaNEt«0‘E« SMALL DOWN Payment Delivers 1)6 Mo. To Pay~^ NO MDSE. SOFA AND CHAIR FOAM CUSHIONS 100% NYLON PILE CHOICE OF COLORS ^ " C F O lW T T f // “ FURNITURE PRICES SLASHED” LINOLEUM C h o k p of Co lo*i M any Style* These W on't L a it Long VINYL PLASTIC COATED MANY PATTERNS AND COLORS. 88 FREE DELIVERY 100 Mi Radius FAMILY SIZE URGE TABLE. 6 chain STAIN-HEAT RESISTANT TOP UTEST STYLE FIRST COME. FIRST SFPWFO PLASTIC HOLLYWOOD HEADBOARDS # / LIVINO ROOM SUITES — — Reg. Value 9 x 12 f J 4 Pc. BEDROOM SI • ROOMY CHEST RUGS ° " 0- t l 'R0n't Miss Thlt" f •D O U B LE O R e s s f b , ’ w l * Rn™ c m *0l> ^ $14995 $ Il> No Inktulluliun Charge Delivery An>where in Seminole County Call FA 2-5733 OPEN SUNDAYS "NOTICE" SEMINOLE COUNTY PER 100 UI. CYLINDER NEVER AGAIN/" HURRY AND SAVE MONEY NOW! I BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR A * vR„?u. *19995 "never before, AT LAST! MURRY! I IN SANFORD SALE 8 (1 awtiuV*: * KILNL DRIED HARDW OOD FRAME 12 NOON TO 8 PM ■ h___ -fe— U this is IT! BOTTLED GAS ! * HIGHLY 5TYLED - DECORATOR FABRIC •k ZIPPERED REVERSIBLE CUSHIONS * 1 0 0 % PURE FOAM sig h t* HUD BACK NOW AVAILABLE WITH at "Yog'll Buy GEORGEOUS CURVED 3 PIECE _ SECTIONALS DON'T BE SHUT OUT COME EARLY FOR BEST BUYSI 00 MRS. RUTH 11LA1T, center, received n trophy from the DeBury Dupli­ cate Bridge Club at the March 5 meeting fur huving tho highest acores in a two months aeries of play. Making the presentation were club directora Misa Ethel Johnson and Howard Middleton. (Cox Photo) RAy X GOING O N «*•••** ' TO CASH AND CARRY W ILLIA M S "never before '^ V E R AGAIN FU R N ITU R E M A R T " H IG H W A Y 17-92 B ETW EEN O R LA N D O & S A N F O R D " C A S S E L B E R R Y , FLA . �t ♦' 0 m if n C March 14, 1 % 3 — Price 3 V m rfB I■■ ft «- A | u .S . Denies N avy Fired On Trawler WASHINGTON (L T D — The Stale Departm ent says Russia's charge that U. S. Navy ships fired on a Russian traw ler was ''w ithout founda­ tion." "surface vessel" was ithin 12 miles of a U. S. d e stro je r engaged in gun­ nery practice as the Kussians laid, and a State Department ip kesman added that the ship was firing ammunition vfith only a seven-mile m axi­ mum range. Spokesman Lincoln White said investigation of the al­ leged incident 70 miles east of Norfolk on March 8 when the Kussians said two m is­ SUPER MARKET stone fired dummy rounds at the Soviet fishing boat revealed: The site of the alleged in­ cident is located within “ an established and recognized U. S. Navy operations are a," and on the day in question. “ U. S. naval vessels, none of which were cruisers, were in the a re a ." "Six L'.S. Navy destroyers fired gunnery exercises in this area on March 8. "The ship nearest the loca­ tion of the alleged incident fired an anti-aircraft practice at a towed sleeve target. At the tim e of the firing this ship was to miles from the position which the Soviet L'nlon reports was the loca OW ER M OW ER SPECTACULAR WE’VE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD — AND WE’VE PRICED THEM TO tA e r j, t/V ‘A - • V i| C GOOD OL’ FASHIONED Casselberry Street Name Change Asked Proposals for changing names of certain streets in order to line up and establish Winter Park l)r. as a through street in connection with tlie Town of Casselberry’s request that it lie designated a "muni­ cipal connecting link" by the county and taken into the county road system were made at Monday night's meeting of the Casselberry DeBary Club Gets Chairmen, Plans Events Ity Mrs. Ada in Muller Com mittee appointments and plans for upcoming event* were made by the D ollary A rts and Crafts Club at last T hursday's meeting held at the DeRary Mansion House with Ed McCarthy, president presiding. Mrs. V. Howard was nam ­ ed as chairm an of a nom inat­ ing committee and Mrs. Opal Dean-on as local chairm an for tlie State Federation of A 't's State Convention sche­ duled April 20 21 at the Offi­ cers Club in Cape Canaveral. Announcement was made that Freda Stern of Del.and a m em ber of the DeRary Club, will donate a picture to lie auctioned at the May Festival. Mrs. George Brooks rem inded m em bers to be getting their “ Religion In A rt" pictures ready for the F a ste r Showing to he held at tlie Mansion House through April. It was announced that the Da>tona Reach Club is plan­ ning a Sidewalk Festival for March 2130. Program for tlie meeting featured a dem onstration by Mrs. B. W. Wicrman on tlie painting of china. County Woman Gets Orlando Jaycee Award lly Shirley Wentworth A Seminole County resl. dent recently was named Outstanding Young Teacher of the Y ear of Orange Coun­ ty by the Orlando JayccM Miss Marie I’atiiro, who m akes her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deter i ’anico at 1232 Kalmy iiearh Dr. in Dear Lake, recipient of the honor, was presented a plaque in recognition at the annual Jaycee Awards Ban­ quet held at the Cherry Plaza Hotel. Miss I'anico teaclies at Ldgcw ater High. Aldermen by Read Board Chairman J. 1). Self. Tlie prnposul ns presented culls for W inter Dark Dr., width now runs north from Redhug ltd., to he extended urcund t h «< southeast of (fuei'ii'# M irror Circle where W inter Dark ltd. picks up again; then to follow on through north to Seminole Ulvd. At the point north of C rys­ tal Howl where W inter 1'nrk Dr. now takes off ut u right angle, this road from tlie new W inter Dark Dr. will he railed Dark Drive. North c f this junction, Quintuplet Dr. will s ta rt at the new W inter I'uik Dr. and extended iiorlheust to Luke Dr. Action on the recommenda­ tion was delayed for further discussion with the road hoard and Interested citizens hcfuie any ordinunca is drawn. MY NATIONAL BRANDI Heavy %-lnch tubular steel handle. Special handle lock prevents mower from acci­ dentally rolling backwards. INTERIOR LATEX PAINTI By Mr*. Adam Muller executive Board members ot the DeRary Volunteer Fire Auxiliary met last Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Charles I'lrich, president, to plan tlie Straw berry Festival and Fashion Show which the group m il sponsor on next Tuesday. The event will take place at 7 p m. in the Recreation Hall of the D ellary Fire S ta­ tion. The Show will feature fashions from Ko-Jays in Sanford. Mrs May Phillips, ch air­ man, has announced that those planning to attend are invited to bring their own cards for play scheduled af­ ter tlie show. 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Reservations ran be made with Darwin llrucc or Jack Lambertson and advance tic­ ket* are on sale at several local business establishments FRIDAY and SATURDAY—MAR. IS nnd 10 Fire Auxiliary Plans Festival, Fashion Show Rollins Students To Study Mayan Ruins t z ' Trim* close to fences, tree*, flower beds, etc. CRACKER DAYSU THE SENIOR PLANNING HOARD lepre.uenting the eight counties mak­ ing tip the Citrus Council of Oirl Scouts met in Sanford Thursday at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Those attending were, seated from li ft, Nikki Morgan. Marry Holler and Judy Lewis; standing, Hetty Masters, Donna Danklefs and Vicki McCrale. (Herald Photo) MOVE — TODAY! WHERE YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN BORROW UP TO $5,000 - UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FIRST & FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. PH. 322-0244 O P fl MEMBER r.D J T ; I f DOLLAR BUYS MILES MORE �Dr. Crane’s 1"Every Now and Then I Throw Him a Bone!" Worry Clinic Helen Fuller Says They sny one picture is worth a thousand words. This picture shown above, taken by our Herald Pho­ tographer, Hill Vincent Tuesday at the scene of the truck-train collision In South Seminole, graphically high­ lights the neeil for traffic signals at every rail crossing in this area. We have repeatedly urged, stres­ sed. and begged for traffic signals at ail the crossings. I.et this picture speak for itself. Why do we always wait so long I Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON (N E A ) — I t It both ahecr coincident* ami Inevitable fate tliul linlf n dozen Im portant m utters e f­ fecting the U.H. tran sp o rta­ tion pulley hava coma to a head at nna time. They Illus­ trate better tliun anything ulsu the mess this pulley is in, President K e n n e d y bus again sent to Congress recom­ mendations for new transportatlon legislation which t'uagreia last year did no­ th in g about. The U.8. Huprrme Court has held In effect th a t railroads have the right to change work rules which would eliminate w hat the em ptryeis call "fenthci bedding" and the em ­ ploye! call "Job security." Tills decision would become effective Murrli L’tl a fte r luoro than u decade of lurk.-ring be­ tween management and labor and two years of presidential commission investigation and court litigation. Itailroml imiuageuient now Notebook federal aid for mas* transporlatlon facilities in m etropoli­ tan areas d es at last seem likely to pass 111 this session of Congress. Itepratrd delays to which the handling of vital tra n s ­ put Intion Issues have been subjected a le viewed by liluliy authorities a- pieeisely what's wrong with thu IrnnsjiorUttiuu picture today. Nothing was d<mo ahinit transportation problems whilu they wero small and Inauiiguable. Indecision has allow id them to grow until they m e utmost iiusolvalde. '1 lie l.ig bottleneck is tcslstance to eliunge. Unless all forms of tra n s­ portation can nm dem ito to take advantage of new tech-^ oologies, unless they run lie regulated and allowed t>> com­ pete on more even term s, some of them appear to ho headed for bankruptcy, nationaliza­ tion or extinction. Tills Is the gist of "Quest for C'lisis," a new study of world transporliition problems made by Jam es N, Sites of the American Assoclnlinn of llailrond*. ()H iiii Eisenhower fellow­ ship lust year, Sites found tliul wherever sound economic practices governed tran sp o r­ tation policy—as in Sw itzer­ l a n d , Germany and 'Die Nldlier laud* thu railroads give g ind service. Where polities and re sis t­ ance to change have d eter­ mined transportation policy — as In llrltain and Italy —- the ia IIroads are in a mess. Present soundings Indicate that if the Kennedy adm inis­ tratio n exerts the right kind of pressure. It can get action In this session of Congress on the Presidents* traiisnortntion reform program, which In­ cludes two principle hills. The first would give the railroad* exemption from the minimum freight rale regu­ lation such a* now enjoyed by waterway* in carrying bulk cargo and by motor trucks in carrying farm product". If Congress does nut ap ­ prove ibis, the President pro* I'ugu 1 Saiifnnl, Florida Thura., March 1-1, FJG.'l (icseil as an alternative th a t waterway and highway c a r­ H II. III! \. I.ll 1.lilt, 1:i»riMii a m i i*1 III.1*II1HI riers be brought under the l.n u %ll|» II. t*IIIM\ III.II 1- %IIII % %l1.11*111 1. Ailvartlilifts Dlroitur AIhIimbIiim IMUiif same regulation as the railJl III U l.l 1 H j i m i ; 1.. Mini ii %lv i ll roads, Mil flu* •» Mult ii a*r 4'utility IMUur ffll III l.l:\ J. 4,li %M i i.i t.i.t * ir %ii *11211 The second bill is a catch­ 4*hi *l»II1til MuitAfter L u h I y I Mi fur all which would In effect make |H»I III!.4.1 m io i ii \ M 1 II %Ml 1 lll.aill.IM 3 uiuuU iion M*n«*«i Ivatui • l.tiiior air, rail, truck and w ater ca r­ l iii ii vs I.l l a r io n more truly competitive M• 1ItAhltd 1 by equalization of rates and ft 1 ll?! IIII* IIUV It A ll. a regulation, elimination of sub­ llttuir |l«lliprp lip Mall All lillsrr ftrutilftwlr f« lllllf sidies and npprovul of experi­ lll-wU 1 \tmr lie Wrrk i MMJ 1 v i u r m ental and Joint tariffs aim­ v.D|| fr Month a S ib <1 Month, S,*'Q 1 ,i|un tli a r.io n -Muiilhe ed to give shippers b etter J Uu 1 Mstiilfi ) .041 1 Mdii Mi L\ ft I’mpi.I i:.»tulatloa. IHwtlUi. 4L.il all In.*11 ftuLftk*rl|>Moita ta and lower cost service*. III BUY JktlCC, paid has Invited th e four "en­ train " brotherhoods, w i t h 200,000 members, to resume talks on tills subject in Chi­ cago March 13. If rith e r side nr both of them deride a t th a t time they have nothing fu rth rr to illsv-Uss, the issue becomes a N a­ tional Mediation Hoard case, headed for settlem ent or a strike about Junp 1. ll fi.ro tills iris* d '* the II off-trnlii b ro th elImotls with gin,non niembera am achedub'd to begin negotiations with Class I railroads for a new wage agreem ent. A complete railway tie-up by early summer is possible. A Mena to an til 111*1 and monopoly subconi in 11tee un­ der Ken. lisle* Kefauver. IITenn., bun ju st reported fa ­ vorably on Ins proposal to de­ fer until Unit all action on railroad m erger appllrntluus now before the In terstate Commerce Commission. Legislation to provide more OH It HOARDING HOUSE (Hfc daufurii Ijmtlit Kilt?] Ctl H■ H’t >»'full rlftfts 1,1*11-t’t Hi lulorr ST, IMS at the r<i»t urn t wf to*vifuntl, r Hurltlai. Uflit vr Hio Ai l of lllnitgri»a of llarcti. W orld's deepest oil Weil reaches 2ft,210 fret below the Th» lleralit It a member nr III r Mliltrd I'trv i ayIi lull la ru in IlNl earth 's surface In Pecos Cour.ttfliiih v ly l>f iti« me for f t |*tibII«'Htioti of all lit* lurul new* I). lex. Lru.ifcj in iiiti in. Cong ress Aiding Colds? WASHINGTON — Had a bad rold lately? If your doctor couldn't do m u h to help, maybe Congress can. Lust week the U. -S. Public llia lth Survies announced its belief th a t there Is a link be­ tween colds and air pollution. Aciordlng to Surgeon General Luther L. T erry there is “ strong circum stantial evi­ dence” th at sulphur com­ pound* In Ihr atmosphere "trigger outbreak* of upper respiratory Infections" — ru n ­ ny nr stopped-up noses, roughs and sore throats. .Sulphur gases enter the air from hurtling coal and oil in factories nail home furnaces, and through some refining processes. Most modern plants hnvs device* th a t trnp smoke and a-dic* la-fora they ran leave the smokestack. Hu l they am tint equipped to slop the noxious sulphur gases from escaping Into the sir. Earlier this p u r Pie ideal Kennedy railed on t 'mign - s to approve a program to deal with air pollution in general on the same kind of largescale basis we an* now att.u k Ing the problem of water pol­ lution. Now, su ae new find­ ings on the specific harmful- w ra th -r conditions. ties* of sulphur fumes have Recent Investigation by the come out. .Sen. Mnur.nc N’eti- Pub!'* Health Service In dif­ hergrr (D, ( tie ,I Is urging ferent areas of the country Congress to i all for intensi­ from those studied hy Dr fied research to g«t at this llohan reveal equally diam atcause of the common eohl *t ic evidence of correlation of the source. sulfide* In the air and asthm a. Several recent studios rib d Finding a probable cause of hy Sen, N tuherger demon­ tens of millions of lost work­ strate what she lies, riles as days every year, not to men­ "a dram atic relationship" ins- tion the "personal distress tween the levels of sulphur due to roughs and sneezing," d oxide and sulphur trloxide in does not guaranty* a rapid the air nod the frequency and cure. The problem, It seems, duration of the common cold is to find a way to remove and other respiratory ail­ sulphur from fuels before ments. .Studies carried out hy they are burned—a t a cost Hr. Curtis Dohan, professor that I* not prohibit tv*. The of preventive rued Line at the U. S. Iturvau of Mines ha* a University of Pennsylvania method of extracting as much and medical director for the a* Pit per cent of the sulphur Itatllo i iji poration of Atiieri- from fuel oils — hut at a ca compared thi frequency of high price. T hat doe* not rold* among office and Indus, daunt the lady Senator from trial workers in seheted cil.es pioneer Oregon. Sen. Next* with the level* of sulfates in burger propose* th a t Congress lltr air in those cities. In thu assign I lie technicians to give eight en-U fll cities Dr. Dohan the . a me old American try to studied there was a striking tin- pridilrin of a low-cost way relationship ltd wren the fre­ to extract sulphur from fuel* quency .w ith which workers that bus solved considerably were laid low hy colds and tin more difficult problems in the level of sulfates in the air. past. ’Ihere appeared to la- tin re­ Shall it he said of a nation lation he I ween the frequency on Its w.-.y to the star* that of colds and the pre.iliro In It couldn't cute the common the air of other pollutant* or I cold 7 Ing out our many requests throughout the past year Also, at this tim e, our sin­ cere thanks to Chief Itu) Williams and the Sanford I’ollce Department and to the Sheriff J, L. Hobby and his deputies for Ihe wonderful cooperation extended us dur­ ing our many bulge lutictions, especially during the weekend of the convention of the Benevolent and I’atrotic Order of Does. I have been greatly honor­ ed in being privileged to II) Hal Cochran Funeral and hurlal expense* have had associations with glva you something else to such great citizens of our City snd know that this same live for. spirit of goodwill snd fel­ An Ohio man was locked lowship will continue down in n "tore refrig erato r for through the years. Thanks again to all for * tvvo days TVlint a waste of I "Job well done." lime in lln-s# m id day*. Frank E Holme* Exalted H illy, A wife is a doll. Her hus­ Sanford lodge 1311, band should take her out to a B.P.O. Elk* nice restaurant oner in a while Barbs to g e t her stuffed. Editor .. .... . . Sit il«tun and write your Don’t w orry about your h i til to the editor! K rrp it hands Retting cold these brief ( r.U word* or leas) days. Prices will keep them moderate in tone, w rltirn deep to your pockets. Over the country there are millions of little reasons why you should pay attention to school zone speed limits. Thtra's no pltc*^ 1 Uka homo- ■lor plcturool Sc* l * Por KODAK t'A M EIt VS, H im ami I'hilshing Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVK. COMPLETE plainly on nne side of Iha paper and rnnfined to a ■ingle auhjrrt. I.eltera must hear the NAME and AD­ DRESS of I ha w riter, nut nert-KKarily for putiliration. l*oa| Office I tin ia NOT an addrraa. No rrfli-ction will he permitted on the Integri­ ty or loyalty of any indi­ vidual. think it is disgraceful to lm» ptove on nature, yet he him-elf b.T filled teeth an 1 a partial p ale n his mauth. ||C ,il»v wears cyr ?!......... th u s Im p ro v in g o n h is d e ’ce- live vtsp.n As regards to the human torso, a corset or girdle it just i* valuable an aid to the b .ly a> eyeglasses, fal.-a teeth or a hearing aid. A i n im m v .N PEST CONTROL Termite* & Other I'e.t* m an PA R K OR. S A N FO R 11 t u r n s Win s p r in g ; . LAW NM OW EU TU NE ■ IT S 50 r u n s NOT INCLUDED 19 IN’. DAVIS MOWER IIKIGGS & STRATTON ( UVU1.E ENGINE 10 IN. PAVIA MOWER IIHIGGS A STRATTON* 3 ILL. 4 CYC LE ENGINE To The Editor pantv when .* sudden *1..f: converts frc ;/.n g outdour climate to a torrid wave. Myrtle's t usband seems to S P EC IA L! *3 9 « Letters Dear Editor; As my term of office *« Exalted Ruler of -Sanford Elks I/alge No. 12AI near* tlx end, may I extend to you atal the •toff of thu Sanford Herald (tie sincere thank* of our taalge, Its officers and m em ­ ber* for the tlmughtfulncss and consideration m carry- CASE 0482: Myrtle D . 'to outside w eath’r clun;e« iged 34, is the wife of a pro. than any other creature <m lessor. Uni Earth. "D r. C rsne." she began, All of us are tu rn na i I “ my husband rases and Hut Gjd expects uv l> wear storm s because I wear a clothing, despite nudists tri girdle. the contrary. for cl thing is "He claims that girdles and more efficient tia n bare a .in corsets are artificial aids Chickens have only one that women should never " m il" of feather, and ani­ employ. mals have only <n? for rout "F o r he say* if we lived They do make a shift from right, we'd never require winter to summ er via nulling such unnatural devices to or shedding excess fur. but hold our waistline* in shape they arc Incipable cf quick "Ilut I feel much better changes. wlicn I wear a girdle, so is A human being, however, my husband right?" can shift from a bathing suit Corset m anufacturers and to a winter costume within the salesmen of girdles are 5 minutes. Anil next day. if actually G ods assistants. the weather again turns hiiMaybe that sounds surpris­ my. lie ran ciange back ing at first glance, but please again. recall the simple fact that The poor lien or dog Just ' God expected us human bo j ings to Improve on the body wc get at birth. Lor exam ple, shoe maimfaclurers are a ’*o God's as­ sistants. Lor tin* human foot is n it adapted fur sharp stones, plus snow alu! ice. un!e«i it is protected with footgear invented by the hu­ man brain. God gave the horse a single type of hard laid. Hut even the horse has tienrflled from mart's Ingcnulyt in equipping the horse with iron sho<* to keep its hoof from being cut to shred* on sharp stone*. God created us ao we were figuratcly born with shoes in our heads. He expected us to employ our fertile brain to protect our feet with all sort* of footgear, including skis and Ice akates, rubber bails and galoshes, tennis shoe* and high heeled pump*, sandals etc. because we were thus born with shoe* in our heads, vve hava innumerable variations and can adapt more readily ’49” T am o A Manets Maw era Lor Any Jub. Yes, there is ;i luolprool' investment Yuli get a saving!* account passbook like this when you open a sa v in g s account w ith us. C o n te n ts guaranteed not to shrink. Your saving? are not subject to m arket fluctuation, they’re safe and e a rn ex cellen t re tu rn s . In te re ste d ? .C o m e in . LEW IS S A L E S & S E R V IC E 2117 Country Club Road Phone LA Z - i m Before You BUILD C ALL FA 2 -3 I0 3 Here, af your disposal, is a complete Builder's Service FROM PLANNING TO COMPLETION HOME OR COMMERCIAL IN V K S T M K N T S E R V IC E Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Lunds ALLEN A TO. 211 K. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. 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F t a u k C , K lim t • a it . w tm l *-- hde* at t r r S e i irin * » r i a i l I 1* 1 a i h , .1ii*«. . \ i i a u te i 1 lu> jilm ti m i a p l i i , le t if p U iie . CRACKER SAYS Beta Club Plans Show T in I \ m in i I I iiih > h H* f.i • olli ^ ill 'I'l'll'tir ,|!l i»|:. 1 .* \ e i ft t h r o n e d I Vi i k \ w . d u iin g tin K f * t l \ a l t.« e n jo y th e p a in t- N k h i m I I v p i i * d tU M ti* m a y e m in luined nt 1 he d e a r . a it GOO D OL' F A S H IO N E D a n d at a m t n *> j£ti >U| * u l*u |*< fo i in e d . m in i t a ll I S h e w at *s f», *o,. M m eh J J . in t b r sch o o l a U iir t o iiu m . p a in t in g * , 1 houwat N r f Save at Touchton's During Chicken Dinner Termed Success K3 l ltl llA V am i SA TI ItllA l M \ l t t II I', am i Pi P I.A S I I f GAS or WATER CANS Its h o iin n )■>»!«*•» i < r a n n u a l S m u i I i *'! u Fi i*n! < i i < t *in n r r j*pun ' i •le d b y U t r 1 Ml Ig "Mil \ oJimt»u t 1 nt* 1*. 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Washburn retired tle Elroy Face. “ But if you alter pitching to four b at­ get into trouble you’ll know ters because of a strained where to find m e." muscle in his right forearm . It was at the conclusion of Rocky CoLavito hit a threean annual “ event" staged run liomcr off ex-Los An­ Wednesday in the Pittsburgh gels Dodger Stan Williams in P irates' training c a m p — the first inning and the De­ F ace's first and only start tro it Tigers went on to a 4-2 of tlie year- From now until victory over the New York October the 130-pound rig h t­ Yankees. hander will be waiting by Tlie National League cham ­ the bullpen telcplionc for P ir­ pion San Francisco Giants ate starters to sound the made it four wins in five SOS. gam es with a 3-2 decision Pace, who appeared in 63 over the Chicago Cubs. F e­ gam es as a relief pitcher for lipe Alou and rookie outfield­ the Pirates last season, show e r Dan Markowski hom errd ed his pais how a sta rte r fo* the Giants oif Glen Hob­ • is supposed to work. He ble. blanked the St. Louis C ardi­ Triples by P ete Jernigan nals for tlircc innings and and G ary Geiger featured a was the winning pitcher in four-run fourth-inning which tlie P irates' 5-3 trium ph at carried the Boston Red Sox F t. Myers, Fla. to a 5-1 trium ph over the The P irates scored all their in s Angeles Angels. runs in the first inning. L ar­ ry E lliott's two-run double and Willie S targell’s two-run hom er accounted to r four runs off R ay W a a h- P re tty ’s Beat, one of the few greyhounds to have won Cassius, 21, who scored his a rac e this season in less NEW YORK {U PI)-M adi- during the live-minute dem ­ •on Square Garden represen­ onstration, throw apple cores, 18th straight victory as a than 51 seconds, will try for tative! want deflated Cassius fragments of oranges and professional but had h i s her seventh victory in the Clay and m artyred Douf sandwich buns into the ring consecutive kayo string snap­ featured ninth race at the Jonea to fight again in June along with cig ar butts and ped at nine straight, loudly announced that he still wants Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club at Yankee Stadium because even a few coins. his next tight to be with tonight, 'f'hc talented speed­ A United Press Internation­ Of Uic vegetable-accompan­ ste r owned by Darold Robertied controversy over Clay’a al poll of 23 w riters in the heavyweight champion -Sonny son has registered all her Liston for the title. Garden showed 13 who hsd unpopular decision Wednes­ wins io G rade A contests, H arry Markaon, managing mustachioed. lM-pound Jones day nifht. most of them in main events. Whether or not the re ­ winning the fight against tall­ director of Carden boxing, The five box is regarded m atch is made, the fans* er Clay, 202vs. Ten had Clay and m atchm aker Teddy Bren­ as a difficult hole to break thundering disapproval of ahead and two scored the n e r reg ard Clay’a alleged from and P retty ’s Be»t has gaseous Cassius in the G ar­ fight even. Clay had gone in­ longing for Liston with good drawn it again tonight for humor, and they concentrated den earned one great benefit to the ring favored at 3-1. the fifth tim e in her last The United Press Interna- today on m anager BUI Paverfor mankind: Clay promises seven starts But this posi­ never to predict the round for tional favored Clay on a sham in their proposals for tion does not seem to bother rounds basis, 6-3-1 because of the return fight with Jones a knockout again. the sleek 56 pounder for she Unbeaten but badly tarnish- his long-armed Jabs a n d at Yankee Stadium. has registered two of her Jack Niton, champion Lisad Cassius of Louisville, Ky., straight right punches to the wins from that position. not only failed to knock out head, although it seemed in ton’s advisor, announced In One of tlie most dangerous New Yorker Jones in his pre­ the early rounds th at the ag­ Philadelphia: opponents for the Bolierlson “ Clay will be Liston’s next dicted fourth round or any gressive Jones might knock sta r tonight will be Orville oilier round; but when the him out. It was an eacellent title opponent at Philadelphia Moses' Excelling, who reg ist­ in June or July—alter we get ered 13 iirsts a year ago, top unanimous 10-framc decisions fight. All three ring officials slio rid of Floyd Patterson on win score for last season for Cassius was snnounced, the 11.732 jam m rd fans a l­ vote for Clay as follows: Re­ April 10." Others in tonight's a ttra c ­ Nllon Is a kindly man, ap ­ tion arc Rock Flight, Abiemost blew the roof off with feree Joe Loscolzo, 3-1-1; Judge Frank Forbes, 5-4-1, parently trying to publicize gal Sue, Joe Luck, II. Bright, their roars of disapptoval. Some of the mure irate, | and Judge Artie Aldala, 5-4-1. the Liston-Patterson return Ford and Miss P erry. light at Miami Beach and ac­ Tonight's nightcap sends not wishing that any Grade B routers over the TWICE RUNNER-UP - • By AIon Mov«r tually catastrophe like Lislon should long 3»tli mile course. In the M arjorie Kipp led the Sandbefall the still am ateurish lineup arc such popular rout­ * * * M £ L £ . o r 7 * c j\\ Clay. spurs Howling League with a ers as C asandra, Tuffy O' M fM N fiO T A r w / * f , ^ ' A d is' H t There were no knockdowns Ix-ary, 5H O #£P A 2 / Fawn Violet and big 560 series and with the M l/tT in Wednesday night's fight Itockrr Chair Jra n . O A #£ /M P R O M R fY T H o U P fA highest gam e yet bowled in a Y / f /$ f- ’R & T fu : L and the only blood was ■ tric­ RVAT A£ the league, a 234. She also f£A P O Y A 9 M AYA 6SR kle from Clay’s nose in the CAY P O holds the high league a v e r­ (fig& T fft 7A£ Z£ASU£)X fO R A f t 10th round. age of 1U2. 0 O T AYOUfP O R SM 0 fr£ R C 0 A £ Because of the sellout at /At 7AB P fM A /iT A SP Eleanor Anderson w as A9 A the Garden, both fighters will A tA Y A O fR O f f£ A M , TA£ knocking them down lo tlie receive much more than ttieir 7X £y£A * tunc of a 494 senes and a 197 guarantees when tlie Imam ml W £ R £ lR P high gam e. Ja n e Adcock reports come in from the /V NEW YORK (U P IJ — Vilcam e through with a 490-175 theater television, Murkson lunova is favored to beat Def/U P /A ’O and Hetty Cattail rolled a 2U5 A A P 9 * 0 A* said. Paul and Purdham is ruled a 0A 7TA Y6, Clay is guarantied *20.000 to»Mip against .Memphis -State game. Tlie lead tram , Welsh Tire with the privilege of 30 per toniRlit in the opening games Siiop. split the wins with the cent of all net Income from of tho 20th annual National the gate and theater televis­ Invitation basketball Tourna­ third place team , St. Johns ion. Jones gets a guarantee ment a t Madison Square G ar­ Realty. M citohert’s Tire a c ­ quired three wins Iruui Je t of 815.000 with a 23 per rent den. Inn and Factory Paint Outlet privilege. • The winner of the Villa- also had a three-point win nova-DePaul z o n e goes on to from P erm Mfg. Alix of S an­ play sixth-ranked Wichita ford outdid them all with four .Saturday night while the win­ wina from Stcm pcr Real E s­ ner of tho Fordham-.Memphia tate. S tate contest will he paired F actory Paint Outlet is in against third-seeded ('animus. the lead in the city tourna­ Providence ami Marquette, ment. W £R £ 6 r 4 tlie other seeded teuuis, start Sanford'a e r a c k thin-lad L eague standings are : AY C iO B squad pared by Chip Crawford play in -Saturday night ami Welsh Tire, GU'4-3819, McltoP r r c Y 'fo 9 o swamped Bishop Moore in a Tuesday night quarterfinal bert’a Tire 67l*-40Vs, St. YOU C A Y £ £ dual track meet Wednesday douhleheaders. The semifinal Johns Realty 62tt-45V», J r t games a rt scheduled for Inn, 61-47, Alix of Sanford by the tune of 93-30. ao/so Ate ourit> Crawford broke the school H u n -d ay night ami the na- 48 60 . F actory Paint 44<3-6319, f T W O W j 7//4T A A *r <y P& RAC T. record in the 120 yard hurdles tioiially-tUvviwd final Satur-1 Picrro Mfg. 44 64, aud Stemwith a time of 15.4. day afternoon, March 23. Ip o r’ii 37ls-70'j. O ther firsts for -Sanford weia: HSU yard relay ;— Jim Wesslund, Billy III own, Tommy Hinson anil Itinldy Law mm; 440 yatd dash — lla riy SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP1) Then he did "the toughest Baika; — Joe Kuharich quit as head thing I've ever had to do in Low huidles — Chip Crawcoach a t Notre Dame, one of my life, standing up in front fold: of th o s e hoys ami telling them HSU yaid dash—Dave Me* football's prixu plums, to join 1 was going to step out." tha National Football L*ttgue ‘the Sanford Recreation De­ sive defense is tha order of Gillis; The football team was partm ent is still accepting en- the day. S print medley relay — Den­ with tlie wish that he was "tw ins so 1 could handle both called to a burned meeting tries into the Men’s and Wom­ Each year Sanford sands a ver Vodopich, U rns Williams, afte r classes, to hear K uhar­ en's Soltball Lrague, which is icprcscntalive team to com­ Tom Hinson and Danny Tlllis; jobs." Kuharich, after two weeks ich announce his retirem ent High jum p—Ronald Fehd; scheduled to begin play on pete in district and state Milo relay — Chip Crwford, of considerations of tho offer ami reveal th a t Ids freshm an April 8. tournam ents. Dave Mctiillia, Alex Caimeii to become the NFI.'a super­ couch, Hugh Devore, would This y ear the City league Full details may ba obtain­ visor of officials and admini­ he "interim coach for 1903." and Church League will oper­ ed from tha Sanford R ecrea­ and Harry llaiks; Broad Ju m p — Dave McUil- strativ e assistant to Commis­ and perhaps longer. ate separately. All churches tion Department. It was the second tim e that Its; sioner Pete Roselle, an old are urged to enter a team. The Softball leag u es this Discus—Gene Williams; friend, tuld Notre llama \Vwl- Devore has hern the Irish "in ­ Rhot-put— Dave Noel. year will ail be Slo-Pitck with nrs.lay that he was through. em phasis on good, d ean , athletic play. Slo-Pitch Softball has taken Dot Johnson was high with the country by storm in the a 185-304 series in tha Shoot­ last four years. It differs ing S tar Loop. from fast pitch in the respect O ther high Raines ware roll­ that the pitch has to be a ed by Susy Iteiio and M arge definite slow lob and a reg­ F arris 170; Betty Church DIB; ulation tram consists of 10 K itty I’uidy and Susy Rano players. Term s usually used picked up the difficult D-fl-10 to describe our local league aplit, Susy Reno converted the •SUNDAY Is that we refer to it as a 4-5 and the 8-7 twice in a row; “ pilch and duck" league Anna Bridges tha 3-7, Lor­ where every batter Is a po­ raine Bpotle 3-7 and Helen tential alugger and aggres­ Allman tha 3.8. Kipp Sets Hof Kegler Pace Villanova Top NIT Pick dU i i ■ iI ■ I fur Tf£/ Seminoles Romp In Track Meet *o*e rt/eru n Den Drysdale, 1962 pitch­ Catcher Sam Taylor's eighth er «f the year when he was inning double snapped a 2-2 a 25-game winner, retired tie and gave the New York nin« straight batters in the Mets a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 3-1 win | Cincinnati Reds. over the Milwaukee B ra v e s .1 Dick Donovan pitched three shutout innings but then w belted for seven straight h and four runs in the foul inning as the Houston Co defeated the Cleveland ] dians 6-5 G O O D OL' M S H IO N E D CRACKER DAYS SPECIALS GOOD FRIDAY and SATURDAY and throughout Week of March 18 - 23 Pushbutton < ^ 0 b W « h e r At the Lowest Price Ever! Mixed League Race Tightens 88 Beg. 224.95 Sava n o w ! 5 CYCLES! 2 SPEEDS! With only two weeks of bowling left, tlie ra r e for first place is still very close in the Thursday Nile .Mixed League. Appleby's is in first place with 63 wins and 37 losses: Powell's is second with 62 wins and 38 losses; P ryor's third with 61 wins and 39 losses: H eart Council, 44 wins and 56 losses; Steinm eyer's 37 wins and 63 losses ami Cook's Corner 33 wins and 67 losses. Harold Appleby set a new record for scratch series for tlie season hv bowling a 38T this past week. O ther 500 plus series were howled by Jean Monroe and Eddie Monroe of Stcinm eycrs with 501 and 546, respectively; P at Fos­ ter. Bill Foster and Vergil Anderson of P ryor's with 526. 507 and 569, respectively; Marge Kipp ot Appleby'a, 553: Eddie Simon of Heart Council, 461, and Dot Powell with a 509. 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Special guest* introduced included L am ar Cannon of Jacksonville, com m ander of the fifth district; Ike Duller of Jacksonville, form er dis­ trict com m itteem an; Alfred CHANGE OK LOCATION CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES ----- O F ------- Dr. A. W. Woodall ----- T O ------ 1400 PARK AVE. SANFORD, PHONE FLORIDA FA 2>47(i2 1 . White of Jacksonville, lor the 1963 m embership entrrlh e rn area chaplain, and | rollm rnt and -McLaren was Airs. .M. Kister of Orange presented with a Gold Ribbon City, fifth district auxiliary Award in recognition of Die ptL'sIdenl, post’* loo p er cent m em ber­ Edw ard Patterson w a s ship. chairman of the ititual Team The post also received the witch was composed of Clar­ annual Americanism Certifi­ ence Shaffer. Fred Hammerer, William Brumbaugh, Ed- cate for Distinguished S er­ tnuid lovanna and Alfred vice. 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Remember wc offer liberal Be Sure You Compare LARGE MAGNOLIAS AND TOP VALUE STAMPS PRICES b Q UALITY AT — t Flayers Compete IF • . . You Shop Elsewhere*. . . ___ W ILS O N -M A IER The Seminole County Blood Bank rep o rt, (lie following blood donors (or February 1963: Robert B Tlioma*, 25 pints; William B ItiChardc, 20 pints; Howard E. Bass. 19 pints; E arl S. Handley, 17 pints; Itonnld J . Bales, 15 pints; J. K. Alderman, 14 pints; Russell Spencer, 13 pints. E lm er E Wonteney and Gwen Dougherty, 12 pints; Henry T. Slicrr, II pints; Willie Anderson, 10 pints; V.r* T ereece M. Sasser. David C arpenter, Harold E. Herlisl and Melton A. Yetvtngton, U pints; Jim m y It. Henderson, 5 pints. Vergil iL. Anderson. O. K. Robinson and C h a r l e s D. Baker, 7 pint*; Roger L. H arris, William A. Horn, Frank E. F itrpatrlck, C har­ les McWatiers ami Calvin S Johns, it pints; L. R. E u ­ bank*. Harold J. Chapman, Albert O. I’ayne, Darryl M. Kindt. C harles A. Tether bridge, A rthur Decker J r .. Leofl M. Swain and Jam es H. Benton, 5 pints, John I*. Brown, DavU B. Gavin and Jim A. laidwig, 4 pints; John B. Phillips, Samuel Dunn J r.. Arnold J. Bold, Tlmtnaa W. Baker, D arrell K. Swift and William A. Moore. 3 pints. Two pint donors were Mrs. Sandra Collins, Bull aid It DcJong, Roy E. Rhodes, Al­ vin C. Veaeh, Bobby 4. Ro­ binette, Lawrence C. Barincau, Richard Barineau, Ar­ thur L. Edge, William T. F reem an. Tommy Wires and Chester I*. Macek One pint donor* were C har­ les W Register, Joe L. Mor­ gan, Terry W. F oster, Terry A. Perkins, George 1). Jail let, Joseph it. Daly, George J. Spencer, Josjich R.' C ar­ ter. Jero m e W. Hill. Mickey llud*|>etli, Miss Dorotliy Coop e r, Wayne J . Holt, llk h a rd Walker, Doris Umtcrwoud, l.ichard M. Detviler. Also Glen M. MeKcndfee, Mr* Pauline Snyder, Mrs j Mala I Itopktns, Harold W Dill. Maurice Mack, I-arry Alni|>, Robert 4.- Freem an, W aller It, Nutting, Kenneth Tackett, William It. Vann, Jam es E. McLaughlin, Harry Bryan, Bunak) W. l/iwc and Mr*. Florence M. Lansing. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (U P I—Hoy Em erson of Aus­ tralia, rankest first among Die world'* am ateu r tennis player*, and D arlene Hard of laing Beach, Calif., the top ranked American wo­ man will lake part in the C an be lliilon Tennis T ourna­ ment starting March 17, Irude-in-ullowliners • Cush Discounts — Easy terms if desired • courteous service, 311 E. 1st ST. Two tables played id sec­ tion* of bridge at Tuesday's weekly meeting of ilte De­ Bary Duplicate Bridge Club in the Community Center. Section otto winners d ir­ ected by Howard Middleton were, NS, first, E. Z. Wal­ ters and H arry Schob; sec­ ond. tie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheatley with Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. It. W Acker­ m an: fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Middleton. EW, first. Mrs. William Wood lock • and Mrs. U N". Lackey; second, Mrs. Nan Edw ards and Mrs. Betty Dun- Blood Bank Donors Named *175 Georgian Furniture Co., Inc. SANFORD, FLA. •an lark FA 2-5622 UrraTB By Jan# Caaaelberry A Fam ily Life Education Institute wilt be conducted by Dr. Douglass Brown, pro­ fessor of m arriage and fam ­ ily living at Uie School of Social Welfare, Florida Stale University, on Tuesday. Wed­ nesday and Thursday of nest week under the sponsorship of the Lyman High School PTA. Dr. Brown's extensive edit- can; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. David Singer and fourth, Mrs. E. Z. W allers in d Mrs. Myron Accardl. Section two winner* direct­ ed by Mrs. Jessie P earsall were. NS, first. Mr. and Mrs. George Pearsall; second. J. V andcrdiaaf amt Mrs. Myr­ tle Dunnrbacke; third, Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mr*. Clyde Ramsey and fourth. Col. and Mrs. William Hague EW, tin t. Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Mots; second. Mr*. Minta Morrison and Mrs. E l­ sa Unkles; third, Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Hinkle and fourth, lie, Oscar Barnett and Mrs. Elsie Batson with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andrews. Sex week the club will sponsor its annual charity games. Bone Bela ries will be Multiple Sclerosis and Logo­ pedics. H ie games wilt bo open lo the public and guests will be welcome to play dup­ licate o r tl>e gam e of Uielr choice. No bridge lessen will be given on this date. Tiie final lesson lo he giv­ en by Mr*. N- J. N lser will l>c livid on Tuesday, March 33, at It a. tu. before the regular game. S V IO Y cation and experience In the be conducted at the Alta -1 Brown will speak to the field of guidance and coun­ monte Elem entary School. | eighth and ninth graders at seling eminently qualifies The public is Invited. South Seminole Junior Hign On Thursday morning, Dr. I School. him lo lecture on the subject. He is m arried and lives in Tallahassee with his wife and four children A busy schedule has been >i( G O O D OL* MSHIONXlT planned in order that the pro­ fessor will be able to speak to as many groups of adults or students as possible. Tuesday, at 1:30 p in., he FRIDAY and SATURDAY—MARCH 15 and 16 will speak at an assembly Tremendous Anniversary Sale ln the Lyman auditorium for the senior class. All parents are encouraged Continue Through Cracker Days to attend the Lyman PTA meeting a t 7:30 p. m. Tues­ «*. CHILDREN'S day when Dr. Brown will conduct a discussion on the Values subject, “ Do Adolescents to 5.99 Need P arents?" On Wednesday morning, he will speak to the loth and LADIES' 11th grades at Lyman in se­ p arate assemblies. A luncheon wilt tie held at Valura noon on Wednesday at the to 16.99 Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church at which Dr. Brown and County School SIGN’S Superintendent It. T. Mil wee and W. A. Teague as well a* represent alive* from lie state and district PTA of­ fices w ill be guests of honor. Invitations also have been sent to County PTA presi­ dents and scltooi principals to attend. Deadline for r e ­ servation* will be Friday. (FULL SIZES) Following the luncheon the REGULAR $1.99P r. public I* invited to attend ii PTA workshop at the church on Fam ily Life at 2 p m .a t the church. COMING AND GOING Wednesday at * p. m., an adult discussion group will SHOE BARGAINS SHOES SHOES,^$388 SPECIAL AIR MATTRESS Gmpeville Nursery 2221 Grape*ills A te. EA 2-08M 99 SAVE Committee To Meet A meeting of the DeBary Em ergency D isaster Com­ m ittee has been scheduled for next Monday at 9:30 a. hiat the Community Center. All members aro urged to attend. at S URPLUS CIT Y 1*09 W. FIRST ST. and — ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 31(1 SANFORD AVE. ( GOOD OL' FASH IO NED CRACKER SAYS o '*'" 6 You Get This Giant 30" x 40" Beaded Screen When You Buy Either Of These ARGUS PROJECTORS TOUR CHOICE Either n Movie nr Slide AI n Special LOW SALE PRICE OF PROJECTOR $48 88 ARGUS SHOWMASTER 500 8 mm Movie Projector Argus 1/1.5 lens • single lever control for forward, reverse and hIIII • 5U0 watt hrillinitre.. Sylvnniii Tru-Fleclor lamp. 100-foot reel for half hour rnpnrlly. Compact, light­ weight, dle-cast, metal body. ARGUS AUTOM ATIC 540 Slide Projector “ Ixing piny" 60 slide tray. Single slide editor. 500* wait Sy lvnniii Tru-Focus lamp. 4" f/3.5 lens. Self* contained unit with awing-down doom and built* in handle. Push-pull slide changer. Elevation and fine focus controls on rear panel. AND Don’t Walt Call Uh Today! $ |8 8 SHOES WATER OAKS NOW BEING MOVED AND TRANSPLANTED March 14. 1963 — Pag# 7 Family Life Institute Scheduled N e xt W eek DeBary Bridge Club Plays Two Sections In 18 Tables Come To Wilson-Maier For Tremendous Values LARGE Ilt» HURRY. . . . This Low Price and FREE OFFER Good Cracker Days Only (jJi& b o ld l Q a m o Jia S h o p 210 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. ^ �I 1 H -- '■ 4 fi •Ip •m rfe rb * f ra In Page 8 — March 14, 1963 merle — iir-Til COSMETIC In The Park Mall 218 Park A re., W inter Park Phone 647-2 8 5 0 “Try Before You Buy” 4* Xi Beta Eta Chapter Holds Pennsylvania Dutch Dinner Personals Dr. and Mra. Leonard Mun­ ion are expecting the arrival today of their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mra. Stuart Silver and y o u n g daughter, Lauren, of New York City. They all plan to visit in Sanford for a week and Hetty Ann and Lauren will rem ain for a longer vlalt. Eor dessert doughnut*, ap ­ XI flit a Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma I’lil entertained ple pie, coffee ring, w ple their husbands at a Pennsyl­ strudel and coffee were tervvania Dutch dinner Saturday- id . All the food wa* prepjred night at the home of .Mr. and by members using knowledge Mr*. E. W. Peterson In Ha- and recipes found when a study was made of the Penn­ venna Park. Member* and their hus­ sylvania Dutch. Social chair­ band* were dressed In the man, Mrs. John Alexinder, Pennsylvania Dutch fashion, made the vea] pot pie, and the women in long dresses, program chairm an, Mrs. G. apron* and bonnets, the men Andrew Speer, made the in overalls, plaid shirt* and schnitz and knepp. Those attending were Mr. straw hats. The table was covered w ith . i,n'> Mrs- K- w Peterson, Mr. food and there were very few and 4* L. IlorLon Jr., place* where the table cloth Mr. and Mrs. G. Andrew could lie *een. The meal was Speer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke *erved buffet style and con- Rruestle, Mr. and Mr*. Gor­ listed of veal pot pic, Schnilz and knepp (pieces of ham, dried apple and dumplings) apple butter, pickled beet egg*, baked beans, corn rol Uh, pickled beets, pear p re­ serves, cabbage relish, spiced iw.irhcs, picklrd w-aiermclon rind, creamed callage cheese, sauerkraut, pieklcs In mus lard sauce, wilted lettuce and whipped butter and bread. Orange coloring In the eye* of a prairie dog permit* him to withstand the Interne glare of the sun. GOOD OL' M OTIONED*" m m suits SPECIAL DUTCH COSTUMES were worn by members of the Xi Beta KUi Chapter at a recent dinner meet­ ing. Some of the most colorful ones tire shown here, seated: Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mrs. Harold Chnpmun, left and Mrs. G. Andrew Speer. (Herald Photo) WARDROBES! don Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, Mr. and Sirs. Glenn McCall, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. H arper Jr.. Mrs. Vcrnun Hardin and Mrs. J. Harold Chapman. ! y l 4 DIRT GARDENER'S CIRCLE j (he First Federal building The March meeting of the with Mrs. II. F. Robison, vice Dirt (Jardener'i Circle wa* president, presiding. held in the caucus room of The nominating committee submitted I ii e following names for approval: Mrs. C, D. Perry, president; Mrs. E. S, McCall, vice president; through Crncker Days Mr*. W. E. Kirchhoff, secre­ lllg Rock Of Rest Quality tary, and Mrs. W. E. Hristol Class,( China, Wood and to succeed herself us treas­ llrasn W hat-Nots. urer, Mr*. McCall was elected delegato and Mr*. Robison al­ ternate, to the Florida Stale convention, to he held In Mi­ INCLUDES: Vases, Candy Ja rs, O yster Plates, Candle am i Reach, April 29 and 30. Holders, Flower A rrange­ The general meeting of Ihe ments, Sugar - *n • Crrams, Fruit Howls, Coffee Mak­ Sanford Harden Club will he lield at tho Civic Center May ers, etc. 14. This m eeting will lie a covered dish supper anil hus­ band* ir e invited. Slide* will orrire Supplies Jk IllHa ho ihown by Mr*. H. A. Slmp117 Magnolia Ave. *<in and tier topic will lie ON ANY PAIR OF OUR NOW . . . (< ‘JUST RECEIVED” SPRING SLACKS Va PRICE POWELL’S ch & m fl0 £ O A . ARE ......... NAME THE LAST WORD IN QUALITY CREASE • RESISTANT - PASTELS SOLID COLORS.......... - .................. $ 2 'li9 Y D . COMPANION PRINTS................. . «2*98 YD. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st & Sanford Ave. FA 2*1X22 FA 2-8152 During S A N FO R D CB&CKER DAYS FRIDAY, SATURDAY ODDS and ENDS ROCK - ROCK - ROCK PORCH, OUTDOOR CLOSE - OUTS $100 Ladies' DAN-LON m ^ each Sweaters »4” IDEAL FOR SUMMER VACATIONS Bala Priced Capri BACHELOR GIRL Rroken Sizes REG. S8.99 SALE PRICED HOSE Nylon Seamless Mesh Ladies’ SKIRTS Site* ID, 10'/, and 11 Only REG. $2.99 and 53.99 SALE PRICED $ |99 SALE PRICED 2 Pairs $ |2 5 j ARGE PORCH ROCKER Line Of OUTDOOR 14.88 Vs O FF 7.88 b 10.88 24" BAR STOOLS ThrouXWstore 10% t o 2.88 ™ LO W LO W PRICES BIG SELECTION — LINOLEUM b SANDRAN BY THE YARD SIZES CUT TO FIT OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TO 56.99 ADAM Men’s Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS SALE Final Clearance $8.95 and $9.95 Values SALE PRICED ONLY — of GLAMOUR ItEG. 98c • A Terrific llu, At — BOYS’ SWEATERS FELT HATS for MEN 6T yd. Solid Color WOOL FLANNEL lluy Now For Nn*t Fall I f .79 Itcg. I2.9S ONLY — ■ ) i Cotton Prints 1 .8 8 ORIGINALLY PRICED FROM $24.95 $399 FABRICS $6 for Sale Priced Only 00 $2 EASTER Bales and Burlington Gingham 16-inrhr* Wide Reg. 11.29 and 11.39 . . . . ONLY IRISH LINEN P u rr l.lnen JU -rhe* \\ id* REG. 11.98 ANY ROOM 36-inches Wide Reg. 39c SEE GARRETTS For The Most Complete Line Of SEWING NOTIONS IN SANFORD McCall and Simplicity Patterns In Sanford, People “In the Know** SHOP a t ----- Where They SAVE In Every Department MEMBER C tw w ll’A f u r n i t u r e 116 FIRST ST. SANFORD 99 FURNITURE For The Children RED Fiber Seat Rockers Platform Rockers - Mahogany Rockers Swivel Rockers - Maple Rockers Occasional Chairs - Recliners Rattan Rockers Complete RFC. 22.93 9.88 Final Clearance Sale Priced DRIP - DRY COTTON PRINTS Bales and Peter Pan ROCKER It EC. HI.9S Ijjxt Call For ODDS and ENDS Sale $' Priced s*'1 Mm,ttch MAPLE BOSTON . CAMS SKAT BOYS’ JACKETS JACKETS Reduced $ ^ ( ) 0 LISTED BELOW EACH 75 ‘ AT ONLY Value* In 14.93 OR FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE S P EC IA LS MONDAY Biflex BRAS Y, n French village with population of 143, hux the shortest place namo in the world. * BARGAINS A FEW and IN F A N T S W E A R MEN'S ALL KINDS - LINEN MOYGASHEL "World Cardens.’• Deflary will have its flower show April 4 and S and would like for Sanford Carden Club members to submit their en ­ tries in tlie show. Mrs. Cerald Knight from Apopka was the guest speak­ er, and gave a very interest­ ing talk on horticulture. She said, 'T h e re is no such thing as a ‘green thum b.' Plants need water, food, good en­ vironment and someone to work with them, in case one needs help with a particular plant, your County Agent lius bulletins on almost anylhlng. which our taxes pay for, and you should use them ." REAL ROCKERS GALORE - IN C LEA R -O U T of— 2 BIG D A Y S F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y FIRST THE 'ScUvdm CvudsiA REDUCTION . •— PH. FA 2-5181 DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS AB8N. CORNER OF EAST let 8T. tad SANFORD AVE. / / - �m* Casselberry f t ?r Vntfcrfl Rrralfc MnmsmakstiiA ■' Personals Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Mr- • I have had so many niee Clain, 221 Triplet Dr., Castcl- letters this week frum read ­ bcrry, entertained S u n d a y ers. It is wonderful and 1 am evening at a (upper In honor so glud to receive them, so of Rev. John Huahlett. Meth- keep them coming. Received a letter from a odist Missionary to the Con­ reader In response to Mr*. J. go Mho was in town to speak D. (Noll) Cordell’* request for pickled eggs. Here 1* Mrs. at the Casselberry Commun­ John Donelson'* recipe. In ity Metlmdlst Church. Other fact shr sent in two different guests were Rev. and Mrs. ones. F irit one ii: Remove pickled beets from ja r and Dclmas Copeland, Rev. and add hard boiled eggs that » Mrs. Darwin Shea and Mr. have had shell* removed. and Mrs. William Shook. Leave over night In pickle CHOOSE FROM OlJIt lilt, SELECTION OF WALL PLANTERS WHAT NOT8 ASH TRAYS VASES Party Items - Favors (Formerly MeVlearn) (JUT’S - CARDS • ROOKS FLEM INGS *lu K. FIRST ST. SQUARE TOE TENNIS SHOES • LACE & S U P ON • NARROW & MEDIUM S IZ E S • March 11. HIGH — i'ngc D I • 10 TAN. TURQUOISE, (JOLD BLACK. GREY PvknsJi $ 0 0 0 juice. 1 3 egg* , without refrigeration. That is The other one I* to »nic Silt together: nice to know. pickling vinegar Ironi your 21. cups lifted Hour Apple Cake favorite plektci. color any de*j cup cocoa Combine the following in <Ired color with food coloring, *» u p. baking powder the order given: or no color at all. Egg* be­ I 1* tip. tod a 2 cup* sugar come tough If left Indefinitely 1 u p. salt 3 egg* in the vinegar, So, Nell, try Mix alternately with t ' j I ' j cup* Mazola oil these and if any one else ha* cup* water, and I Up, vanilla. Mix well. 1 different idea let u* hear Pour into prepared pan* Peel and chop enough ap­ from jo u . and bake until rake i. done Ih ple* to make 3 cup*. Add to * • * 330 degree oven for alwul 33 above mixture. Also add 1 Had a nice letter from Mr*. minute*. cup chopped pecan*. Mae Smith of 11C3 Wc»l First When cake i» cool, split lay­ Silt together; Street. She sent icvcral nice er*. spread whipped cream 3 cups (lour recipe* loo. Alvvay* glad to l sweetened) between layer*. I l*p. (level) salt h e ir from anyone with mw-Ii Frost top and aides with milk 1 Up. (level) soda good idea!,. Here i* her recipe chocolate Icing. Add to the above mixture: fur Molattc* Spice Cake: Milk Chocolate Icing 2 Ups. vanilla 'a cup augar Melt together: Mix well. Can be baked in >i cup thortentng cup shortening two 9 inch rak e pans or an 8 •s cup cocoa 1 egg* by 12 oblong pan. Grease pan *■ cup m o ln ttr, Stir In: well. Put cake into cold oven. Heat Ih ric together. 3 cup* sifted confec­ Set at 323 degree*. Bake for Silt and ineaiure: tioner* sugar 43 minute*. 2 cup* ftuur '» cup hot scalded milk Icing 1 lip. *odg I tap. vanilla Mix *tfc stick of m srgartne I t»p. cinnamon Place pan in ice w atrr, 1 cup light brown sugar ’a t*p. clove* heat until consistency to ‘t cup canned cream ■a Up. aalt spread. Cook over slow heal about Mi* with other ingredient*. Don't you know that Mrs. Add 1 cup boiling water. It Bandtll received many com­ 2 minutes, until it comes to a (ull bull. Remove and add I will be very thin. Till* i« al­ plim ent. wilts this one 7 tsp. vanilla and beat well. • • • right a* It ha* to be light. Bake 25 to 3u minute* in 33u Here is another cake rcripe Put over top of cake and let side*. degree oven. 1mm an Indiana homemaker. dribble dmvn • * • . • • Date Apple Cake Sticky dates, raisins or figs We feel very honored to Arrange 2 cups thinly sliced have the recipe* of Mr*. Sem­ apple* and *3 cup sliced dale* will come apart easily if inole County of ’62. .Mr*. in bottom of a 9 inch square placed in your oven for a few John Randall. They ail Round pan. Combine •’’i cup melted minutes. The wrapping p a­ very good. The one I will give butter, '3 cup brown sugar lter, too. ran lie removed easfir.I ii tile one *hc umsI In and '» cup each of flour and ily after this heat treatment • » • a state competition. I f . call­ chopped pecan*. Add dash of Before adding »ugar to in y ed Cocoa Cream Cake. nutmeg or cinnamon. Spread Crease and (lour 2 * 9" evenly over datr* and apple*. stewed fruit*, let them boil layer pan*. Cover with prepared package for ten minute* first. You'll need lets sugar. Cream together: of gingerbread mix and bake • • • cup toft shortening In 330 degrre oven about 45 Left-over coffee need not I** cup* lu g ar minute*. Cool about 10 m in­ utes before inverting onto a he poured down the drain Freeze it into coffee ice cube* serving plate. for your Iced coffee or other * * * ieed drinks, Same goes for T u spring ( ? ) and with it comes a hankering for ham. the tea you might ordinarily pour down the sink. I^-t’s try this I ’ndrrcnvrr Ham C at servile soon. Uur Lenten di>h this week 2 cup* cubed cooked ham is Tuna Cauliflower Fiesta. 2 lh»p*. butter or m argarine By IJnda Smithson 2 ran* (B'v or 7 or. each) tuna Mi** B a r b a r a Beasley, *4 cup chopped onion. 2 pkgs. (10 or. each) frozen Oviedo bride-elect. wa» hon­ 104j or. can cream of mush­ cauliflower room tulip ored with a recent inliccllan'« cup chopped pepper '3 cup milk coui shower in the auditor­ 'i cup tuna oil and oilier oil t*p. pcp|icr ium of St. (.like’s Christian ’« rup flour '» tip. paprika Day School in Slavia. 1 tsp. salt Ifosteiie* for the party t tip. W orcestershire sauce Dash pepprr 1 cup shreddrd Cheddar were Mr*. Anna Mlkler, Mr*. 2 cup* milk cheese Olga Jikuhcin, Mr*. Emily >* cup chopped pimento Jakubcln. M r * . Elizabeth 2 cups hot mashed potatoes 4 clip grated cheese Melt butter In saucepan. Dudu, Mr*. Pauline Arndt Drain tuna, saving oil Add union and rook for about and Mr*. Mary Tc*in»ky. Break tuna Into targe pieres five minutes. Add ham . Blend Cook cauliflower a* directed B arbara greeted the gue»t». in soup and milk. Stir in pep­ on package until tender, ■rated at a table adorned per. paprika and Worcester­ drain. Place cauliflower ill a with an arrangem ent of azashire sauce. Blend m cheese. well greased, shallow, 2 qt. Ira . and ro.e* and wore an Pour ham mixture into a l'.k casserole. Cook grren pepper orchid corsage, a gift from quart casserole which has in oil unlit tender. Blend in the hostesses. been rubbed with butter. Hour ami seasoning*. Add A u liting her In opening the •Spoon mashed potatoes over many lift* were her brides­ tin in mixture. Bake in a mod maid*, Judy Jakubcln. Carol crate o v e n 133u degrees \ Parker. Pat H nllir and Vlralwul 15 to 20 minutes or un­ gina D ratley. til potatoes are lightly brown­ More than SO friend* of ed. Serve hot. Serves 4 to 6 Mis* Beasley attended the • • * Just Received — shower. At the Wesleyan Guild A Large Shipment Off meeting at the home of .Mrs. Green plant* In bathroom* Bmdic William* she served a can add im m easurably to the delicious apple cake. She told decor *ay» the Society of Mrs, F arm er, the Herald So­ •M IST BEAUTIFUL" American Florist*. The »o(t- ciety Editor, that the recipe was given to her by Mr*. It I n e ti uf plant life inject* a feeling of decoration which T. Humphrey, So we have ob otherwise ii d i f f i c u l t to tained it from her and here achieve. The *team from the it is. Shr told me It was very shower and iunllght from * easy to prepare ami will bathroom window i n s u r e serve around 20. It will stay freslr fur a week or 10 day* healthy growth of ptnnt*. Miss Beasley s ANFORD HOE Cnrdteh 207 W. lnt St. FA 2-3071 ---- -— nr* GOOD OL* FASHIONED —- v p c B ic m D ins 3 DRESS S ALE! I!' ONE RACK 1 Ladies Dresses BROKEN SIZES Re*. Values To $8.98 i *3 00 ONE RACK Ladies Dresses HATS For Easter OOOD OL‘ FASHIONED y s f t S i m DAYS C _ -' NEW FUN & FANCY FLA TS SHIPMENT DARK LEATHERS AND SATINS TAILORED A SH U IN NEW ALL REDUCED LOW PRICES! SEAMLESS '/i PRICE SALE! NYLONS SHORTS & SHIRTS FORMERLY *3.93 UP ONE GROUP OF SKIRTS FORMERLY *7.95 UP NICK ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY 8 !* to 11 avertg* M ARY ESTHER S "Featuring Fashion* Junt For You" 200 N. PARK AVB. STO RK H O IK S : » TO r.t.'UI 3 p*lr 2 .8 5 Celebrate Pcnttey’s Anniversary with a stock of stockings. Thin new low price is lie Vo to stay. Plain knits, mesh, nml stretch. In Penney’« shades of gain, suntan, pebble, be lire gin. GOOD OL' 7A8HIONKD • S ia m *8°°to *10°° Childrens & Infants Dresses SALE Continues On DRESSES 1 Bark Valor* A lovely host***, »H<?w»r To II6 .IS . *8 I Bark Vaim * To H I M *12 or birthday sift at a hard- for this lovoly COMPOTE to beat prica. Graceful styling compliment* all dacor. Dlam. 7 1/*"* H t.S K - *1°o t# *500 Reg. $3.98 to $10.95 C o m p a re Ml 8.9 5 r7 A Flnr Krlrrtlun Ilf — SQUARE DANCE STOREW IDE MEN’S ALL YEAR ROUND SPOILT COATS YOUNG GENTRY EASTER SPORT COATS s 1 9 .9 5 .“ .1 4 ,9 5 S lz r * 36 DISCOUNT All Items S in it r L l o o k i n g s t y l e s . Beautiful plaids In tho new shinies. Blends of wool and o t h e r fibers. Tailored to fit. Slacks to go with them. Smart nnturnl shoulder models of wool . . . or blends of wool ’n Orion® acrylic 1 N e w e s t color tones and patterns. Every Department (ONLY EXCEPTIONS ARE ITEMS ALREADY SALE PRICED) SPRING WEATHER IS HERE - BUY AND SAVE NOW! Dresses Pantalettes — CLOSEOUT! FAMOUS MILL CARPETING REMNANTS! A n il —* Shoes * W M .R O G E R S * S IL V E R P L A T E ------------------ ~ ---------------- U )O C Kader Jewelers F » H 8 pS days P o * ' In Reg. $14.95 To $24.95 lttff«fc*d JMfttgf 112 8. Park V Be sure to write me and send in your favorite recipe and hint or problem. Will lie looking for them. Mail to lit. 1. Box 31-B, Sanford. 00 Ladies Dresses Jp t, * Peggy ONE RACK i F IR S T Q U A L IT Y Qwwkldi Values To $11.95 *5 * a l w a y s Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Oldlicks m, 28<>9 Lakeview Ur., Fern Park, e n t e r t a i n e ii friend* at dinner Sunday at their home. Guest* included Itev. and Mrs. P clm at Cope­ land. their son Matt, nephew Tommy Nelson and Mr. and .Mrs. Marvin McClain of Cas­ selberry and Mr. and Mr*, nurbon Ferrell and Mr. and Mrs. Finney Haynes of longwood. milk gradually and rook until thick, stirring constantly. Add pimento and tuna, pour sauce o v e r cauliflow er Sprinkle with cheese. Hake in a mod­ erate oven, 351) degree* for 30 to 35 minute*. Serves o. * P enney’s Bridal Shower 2 NOW Personals Ur Mr*. 11. L. Johnson Honored At Formerly $3.98 Fern Park Are. FA 2-2363 We Give SAII GREEN 27" x L.V’ to 27" x 54" STAMPS hoistA DRESS A SHOP HWY. 17-92 Long wood P lata 638.6721 spo r tsw ea r Family Fashions & Footwear OPEN FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9:00 3.00 each Sensntionall Axminsters, velvets, wiltons, tufteds in the group. Piles include all wools, nylons, acrylics, others! All fine quality remnant*, serged on all 4 aides, rounded corners! Assorted colors! Come early! �I I i1f v P* n Lp k jbf *i DeBary Personals Mr. and Mr*. William Hoff­ man of Lucerne Dr. have as their houseguewt, Mr*. M. II. n*rry of A lexandria, Va. Mr*. M. Kearns and Mra. E. Wilaon of A zalra Dr. en­ tertained Mra. L. Green and Mra. C. Stotte of Plttaburgh, Pa. recently. Mr. and Mra. Rol Caruao of Valencia ltd, have aa their guests, Mra. William Oonanno of Madison, N. J . and Mil* A. Scnncarcllo of H alt Or­ ange, N. J. Mr. and Mr*. William B ragg hav* moved Into their new home on Flam cvine Lane. They are entertaining Mr. B ragg's m other, Mr*. Elsie lira ifit of M arj'land and Jim ­ m ie Cunningham of Virginia. Wedding RINGS l?3 Gwalln waltney Jcwelcrn 201 8. P ark FA 2-6309 13th Birthday Celebrated A t Slumber Party Miaa Mary Ann MacTavish, daughter of Mr. and Mra. LC. MacTaviah, w ui guest of honor at a slum ber party Saturday night at their home 205 Oakland Avc. in Simla nd E lla tea. The honorec had celebrated her 13th birthday earlier In the week. A group of friends arrived in the aflcrnoon for an all night gah-feit and en­ joyed watching TV and danc­ ing Uie twist. P arly favor* were given lo each guest and snacki served during the evening. On Sunday morning they all attended S:30 Mass, (hen r e ­ turned fur a breakfast o( doughnuts and milk before going lo . their respective homes. Invited g u e s t s included Christine Androsko. J u d y Hales, L i n d a Elllngwood, Juanita Dillow, Linda Leahy, Kristine Smith, Janice Wolfe, Sharon Parian) and Trudy Portwig. Farewell Gifts Presented To w HOLY CROSS K IN D E R G A R T E N 41h & MAGNOLIA REGISTER NOW FOR FALL TERM DOTH MORNING & AFTERNOON CLASSES TUITION $15.00 MONTHLY Sponsored By Episcopal Church But All Children Welcomed We Have Only One Specialty — GIVING YOUR FOUNDATION CHILD IN A GOOD EDUCATION — Mm. J. I). St. John, Teacher COME IN OR PHONE FA 2-4111! V A H -9 Wives The P in rrreat home of Mra. D. F. Monday was decorn led in a aprlng l hr mo when Mra. W. B. Mark ley and Mra. Munday retertain ed the VAH-9 Officer Wlvea a t their month­ ly coffee. A table spread of fru it kalioba, aweet roll* and eooklea wan aerved with the coffew, Center of Inlercat for the day wa* a table of gifts brought to the various wives by th eir husband* from pre­ vious M editerranean cruisrw. The display waa considered aa help in making shopping list* for the forth-coming cruise. The buaineaa m eeting was presided over by Mra. (I. W. Kimmona. Many plana were presented for activities to be enjoyed by the Hoot Owl wlvoa during the cruise. A re ­ p o rt on the future activities of tha Naval Officers Wives (Hub was given by representa­ tive Mr*. T, B. Wood. Farewell g ifts of m iniature Revere bowls were presented to two departing wives, Mra. O. N. Kuehn and Mrs. K. L. KbberL Tha monthly cuffiw for April It scheduled a t the home of Mra, J , L. McCrack­ en. Others enjoying tho m orn­ ing social avent were, Mines; A. F. Reno, J . L. McCracken, J. D. Moloney, J . J . Moynlhan, W. L lA-wis, J r., C. R. Jasp er, T. K. Quillan, N. G. M arshall, p. N. llecton, J , U Shipman, A. O. Karnes, It. D. H arrop, and It. A. Wing. tTiie franfnrb Pnpe 10—Mnrch 14, 1903 ijr ra lb Miss Henson Honored Shower The sixth district president of the American Legion Aux­ iliary. Mrs. Robert Williams, of Orlando, mode an official visit (o the Campbell Lusting Post 5.1 Auxiliary recently in the Legion Home on Highway 17-92 and initialed a class of new member*. Sir*. W arrrn J . King, p res­ ident of the unit, presided at the meeting and Mrs. J . Q. Galloway served as sergeanta la rm s . Mra. William* was assisted in the cerem ony by Mr*. Joel S. Field, who lighted the blue candle of Justice and present­ ed each new m em ber with a poppy, representing l h a * e who paid the suprem e sacri­ fice for our country. Mr*. T. J . Stiles lighted the yellow candle, em blem atic of freedom and presented each m em ber with a small Ainorirnn (lag. Mrs. William Covency lighted a candle for dem ocracy, representing our government of tho people, by the people and for the people. She presented tho new m em ­ ber* with booklets on Amer­ icanism. Mrs. King, lighted a blue cnndte—tlie auxiliary emblem of loyally to God, country and self. She presented each new m em ber wllli a blue sta r on a while background, flic em ­ blem of the American legion Auxiliary, and welcomed them into Hie unit. Mr*. Williams instructed them concerning the funda­ m entals of the Auxiliary, the work among veterans in the hospitals, widows and o r­ phans and gave a short res­ ume of her trip to Las Vegas where she attended the n a ­ tional convention. Following th e initiation ceremony, a buffet lunch was served from a table d eco rat­ ed in white and green, using sham rock cut-outs, green stream ers and a large floral centerpiece of while illies-oftlic-vallcy and ruse buds in a green glass container, all carrying out the St, P alrirk 's Day tlirine. Mrs. Charles D. Webster, past departm ent historian, was general chairm an of the meeting, assistrd by 51rs. King. Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. John Pierro, Mr*. Je rry Karelia, Mrs. Josephine Milliken and Mrs. Allen Ilashara. Mrs. Tielscma Hostess For Church Group CRACKER DAYS (iray Shadows Nursery S. Sanford Ave. lVj Ml. So. of Gindervllle ONE M COLOR TONES The brief Jacket is in three complimentary colors, a slim sk irt sod ■ petite collared blouse . . . an erasmble in Trentino rsyon/dacron poly­ ester that wilt herald Spring in the best of fashion! Brown or Blue combinations. Sizes 8-18. 117.98 Howe's 2526 J'aMonA PARK CRA CKER D A YS THURS. - FRL SAT. ALL 3 DAYS A WALK-IN VAN WILL BE IN FRONT OF OUR STORE - WITH THE FOLLOWING ITEMS AT BIG DISCOUNTS 12 COLDSPOT 6 COLDSPOT REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS 1 — 12.1 CU. FT. *1918 8 • WAS >239.95 2 — 13.6 CU. FT. - 2 DOOR *26188 W ERE 8339.93 1 — REFRIGERATORS *23888 9244-88 W ER E >269.88 V O FF T H E TRUCK 2 — 17 CU. FT. UPRIGHT Closeout $5.95 SPORT STRAWS 93.95 O p en F rL N ig h t *2 ” 111 Magnolia Hanford Pkoee FA M I U P r- NOT ALL SIZES AVAILARI.R IN TH IS GROUP HUT ALL WONDERFUL UUYSI Q ___ im . K o & te n SHOE * 2 0 1 88 W ERE 1274.98 2 — 17 CU. IT . CHEST TYPE WERE >369.93 $201»8 2 — 13.1 CU. FT. CHEST TYPE $17195 W ERE >209.95 24 KENMORE WASHING MACHINES 4 AIR CONDITIONERS COLD SPOT iu.500 ir r ii WERE 9279.95 $71A 88 12 LAWNMOWERS WITH UKIIUMIDIFIKHK OFF THE TRUCK $1Q £88 ALL PORCELAIN WERE 214.88 “ CRAFTSMAN** GASOLINE POWERED *219 88 4 DRYERS 4 CYCLE OFF THE TRUCK PRICE RANGES FROM *5388 3 ROTO-SPADERS KENMORE Center Crease Milan UR. OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND FRI. NIGHT TAI1LE VALUES $1.95 to $7.95 WIN* WIMt U THE COSTUME SUIT 12 — 8 CYCLE - 2 SPEED SUITABLE a “Open Fri. Nile Till Nine" SPORT AND DRESS PARROTS • KATZ >000 12 — 3 CYCLE - SPEED COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC 12 LB.* LOAD CAPACITY - WERE $219.95 SMARTLY .4 v TO > v RECIPE ( I ff) FOR N aft SPRING PO LL f 1J.9H • GLYDON SALE CH ILD REN ’S SHOES AND « I4 * . • BARBIZON S E A R S . . . GIGANTIC 2 DOOR . W ERE >299.95 S C A M P ER 0 0 S / BY • BLUE SWAN LANDSCAPING S tra w s 2 AND S PC. COSTUME SUITS DESTINED FOR FASHION A1ILY LONG LIVES FILLED WITH HAPPY WEARINGS! SIZES 10 • 20 12 ft TO 24 y, PAJAMAS • Many Other Hardy I'lantH 5 — 13.6 CU. FT. FROSTLESS CLOSEOUT AND 3 for $1 O FF TH E TRUCK GOOD OL* FASHIONED ^ GOWNS 35c each Personals A parsec la a unit of a s tro ­ nomical m easurem ent equal to approxim ately 19 t r i l l i o n miles. Famous Name Brand Azaleas Mrs. Tim Tielscm a en ter­ tained Iho Dorcas Welfare Workers from the Altamonte Springs Seventh Day Advent­ ist Church at her home in Oviedo. A covered dish lunch was served by the ladies as Mr*. Tielscm a has been confined to her home for several weeks with a broken hip. The afternoon was spent sewing for the nerdy and knit­ ting bandages for overseas hospitals. Many families are clothed, fed and generally cared for by the Welfare Ccn* ler which this group rep re­ sents. Oviedo K. G. Cross is recuperating from a very bad cold. Mrs. Kdith Wood lx b rag ­ ging about a brand new grandson, Matthew Bfland Gandy, born March 1. He is the son of IJ. and Mrs. John D. Gandy of Honolulu, H a­ waii. * A small piece of foam rub her glued to the floor m at al the base of (he gas pedal in the ca r will protect milady's high heels from scuffing. WEIGHTY QUESTION Unflavored gclalino com et lo the aid of tho dieter by providing a "protein pick up" between m cali. When you feel hungry o r before each m eal, add an envelope of unflavored gelatine to fruit Juice, bouillon, or non-fat dry milk and atlr well. Unflavor­ ed gelatine is pure food pro­ tein, and tho envelope amount contains only 28 calories. ^ Miss Jean Henson, brideelect, was guest of honor at a recent lingerie shower glven by Mrs. Roger Clark ami Mr*. Raymond Hall at the Clark home. 123 Club Road. A color theme of pink and while was carried oul in dec­ orations. Refreshment* o f sandwiches, pickles, potato chips anil cold drinks were served during iho evening. Ilridal gam es were played by the guests and prizes aw arded to Mrs. Ray Perkins and Miss Jean Markham. The winners graciously presented the prizes to the honorce. Others attending were -Mines. E lm er Smith, Richard Shultz, J o s e p h Muse, Michael Mclncrnoy, W a y n e Wells, Gene F razier, Dennis Driskeil, M aurice Mac and the Misses Gayle Woodard, Jo Ann Hern, Vickie Forguson. Jane Powell, Carol Cleve­ land. Mary Ann Watson and Glenda Williford. HOSTESSES AND HONOKEK ncimire the ffifta nt the shower honoring Mlsit Jcnn Henson a t the home of Mm. Roger Clark. Left to ritrht are Mrs. Clark, Mitos Henson and Mrs. Raymond Hall. (Herald Photo) District Officer Visits Auxiliary BEAUTIFUL Ivey's STORE WERE $161.00 OFF THE TRUCK * craftsm an *144“ 1 ♦ WAS >91.00 - O FF T llB TRUCK S . W ERE $16>„M . OFF TUB TRUCK s$ 3 ' 00 * 4 4 9 00 NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE SKAKS �9 tj» # * tirn rf March 11, 1963—Page 11 WmB (Dsuah figures, a man 23 years old wouldn't want a girl over six! These old cur­ mudgeons give me a pain. Why can’t a 67-year-old man lie satisfied with a 05-year-old woman? Confidentially. I think women hold their age better than men anyway. A YOUNG WOMAN OF 63 m « e • • ••What is tha m ost boring blamed their moat boring in­ terludes on others; vi.itora thing th a t happens to you?" When a number of ulder who stuy too tong, people who men and women were asked are forever talking about their thi» question, 70 per cent grandchildren, people w h o talk interminably about their ailments, people who “know it all" and people who just plain talk too much. If listening to others talk A rthur Booth T arkinrton’a is tha most boring tiling th at incisive drem a of a beautiful happens to an older person, it troubla m aker, "The Secrets could be that the older per­ of .Stella Crosier," will be the son bus lost his willingness W ednesday, March 20, U. S, to ILUii and wants to du most of the talking himself. Steel Honr'a *,live" presenta­ So, if you ere in the old ago tion, to ba seen a t 0 p. m . group, it might be u good idee CST, and ]0 p. m. to check yourself now end A ppearing in starrin g roles then when you are in company will be Diana Millay, Elinor Donahue, t’ulrician Morlson to find out if yuu have quit trying to be a good listener. 4 nd Ann Lee, with fra n k Ov­ How about it? erton perform ing as special When you meet a new ac­ guest sta r. Adapted for television by quaintance, are you interest­ Sum Hull, tlie full hour dram a ed in finding out all almut will unfold the story of a him ? Or do you w ant only to scheming, vindicative woman, Ull him all a b u t yog? When a friend Has troubles who teem s to resent happi­ ness in others. Stella Crosier are you willing to listen sym ­ (Miss Milluy) first plots tha pathetically while he unbur­ bieakup of bar best friend's dens himself? Ur do you jump romance. Having been suc­ In and try to change the sub­ cessful, she then alienates her ject to keep yourself from w idowed father by wrecking being depressed? When you are in a group bis wedding plans. While still busily sowing seeds of discon­ of persons younger limn you, te n t, Stella makes tha ona do you list en attentively and m istake th a t unveils her char­ acter te her friends. < vj i v ** t\ H 11 j I IN T Mt /* I HI STARTS SUNDAY "48 I’ounds Of Trouble" i m i u m : f a -.'-i j i s TONII K Tarkington Drama On TV FOR f KVIM BROTHIRf uaiiktJANE POWELL HOWARD KEEL Cinimgaeope to Color — I’l.LS — s m a iu c Y JOAN B o n n QJZABETN TAYLOR father of jh a Bride COMING MARCH 31 WAI.T DISXF.Y'K “ hu.N O ' I'L L H H tfi* 0 .X * • Chsanet 1 N sw irso m A B C r.e tr.l na fUp.-rt W a rn s toucher Fditortut Atlantic W eather clreat „ - .-tie ’ 1IJ - I la V • I Sporta P icture R (m o r t a l c e m u s t « e 11her Show Hunting t Fith m s w i th Don C> W e a t h e r ts> I t i t v a r J New e S t o (91 Spo rt* ttei’.irt M e i l l H u n tle y HrtnWIer I D F n c h a n l e d M ir ror T.OO (St To u Are T h e r e <*» he* H un t (St T h i s W e e k In ■ ‘ por ts T i l l •»' W a i t e r C r o a k l i e —News 7 ;Jtf t l ) C a l i f o r n i a — l ’opuloua P e r j I o * (S) B r o a d w a y (io ta Latin I , SO D P e r r y Mason I D Donna K a n t M , o v 1.30 i : » Hr. K i l d a r e c* ) L e a ve It To tieat er l 't o t»t My T h re e Salas ■Si T he T w i l i g h t Zone S.Jh C l H a ie l (SI M l l a l e a Navy 10.00 (Si The Nurse s <3 > T he Andy W i l li a m s (S i (T o re -T p H ; l )0 I : » New ecopg <■'» M u rp h y M a rtin Newa i s i New im p o r i f * *1 t i l tit C) I S I <!) I :to I D 1- ) fc I j I ; I i 1 ID SiSi I D ret I 1) I J 1 (Sr 11.10 (?I Mil r u . I t . t s (Si IS) 111 ■- (S) l t d ) ISI 11)30 i l l 1.00 C l ■ Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. BOX 3365. BEVE­ RLY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby's new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." B y O s w a ld J a c o b y B y R u th M i i i e t t with obvious interest to w hat others say? Or, do you ju st w ait impatiently for u chance to interrupt and have your say? When someone differs with you about a statem ent you make, do you resent anyone's daring to suggest you might ba w rong? Or do you look on it as an opportunity for a lively discussion? If others cause you most lairing moments, it could Im, th a t y l»u are losing your in­ terest in others and centering it all an your " I f . 7:00 A 10:10 “ IIAt Kl.ABH" Hilliard Widmark Color “EL LTD” Starring C ha rllt.n lie -Suit BopMu I m i ll Color ADM. I'ltlt.K TH IS BIIUW ADULTS 7 5 c Kiddle* Under 13 Free : O 31 era D#4dv Q rif f en ( • » Th# (S) P a s.word *>’ l'ay Iji t'oort <s> Art <9l Setrn Cl I k ()i V o u n it l i t Milllrnsl-a <?J Queen For Pay A C' Ed fi of S ig h t (9) Dt»('OTtry ( i * «* ) N'LlC Ntrtv i *;00 <- » Ue*t of UroUkho Lln X Ie ller rila W e Have A New Addition ( I ) i # r r e i st or m (9 ) A m r ift o n B to ad ii^ iid 4 SO (C3 ) M#k# Room for I 10 ) out,g Dr. Malone To Tell The T r u t h <D \V1 o Do You T r u . t The Remnant Shop («» Unel# Wtoit ( 9 ) Poptyo P l i y h o o M <•» CtoMoon C i r n l v i ) (31 9leKtof%rr A Colon#1 (si) MniiiiiAO k*> (!) VI f&thPi* Shovr <«i i.j 0 IN FERN PARK T h a J U D Y G A R L A N D HAS DOUBLED ITS DISPLAY AREA You Will Want To See Our New Selections In Spring Fabrics ^ SH © W v. * ^ Tuesday night, March 19 t o t * * , -A ' r "A'- • ^ ~ The Selections Are Larger Values Are Tremendous SHOP THE REMNANT SHOP AND SAVE FRIDAY A. M. Free McCall LACE <•) sig n nn <:> Stun On I 30 tt>) Coll P I# of lit# A r f;IO ( I ) Grns# #nd F a r m R e ­ port f.<*« C> TodAy (to) W dk« Up Movi*» T : I i (? ) F a r m l l i r k t i Report (to) fit # t f NtiYto A W n * thtr 7 :1 0 <J> T*<Uy ( to» P vh it rtl PI a n n | n c 7s I to f t ) Coun tdow n N«w# 1:1 * ( 0 ) * Ootptl T im # T :#5 <#) K«' vv#- TV ## Uii*r l ot IP) M l c k t f Van* s l o w ( i t C 4 |>t.Tin K » n t drott li lt 1.15 1I : » J LIS (I) (S I C) m (S) (I) L I S (I) G u id in g L i g h t M id -D a y I t . port NtlC N ew s llep i.it News * W e a t h e r T ha Big I ’a v a l f M id -F la . I t . p o r t L e t t lima Oviedo HD Club To Meet Friday APRON PATTERN SAMI'LMS COLOSSAL! Time Magann• Judy Garland's myriad tans oagerty await her new edition ot "The Judy Garland Show," an hour-long, musical-variety program over CBS-TV. Her guest stars will be Robert Goulet, who starred in the Broadway hit musical "Cam clot,"-and Phil Silvers, of S e r g e a n t B ilk o and top banana fa m e. i DACRON & COTTON VOILE SOLID BROADCLOTH > PRINTED TAFFETA ^ DRIP-DRY BATISTE ASST. FABRICS GOOD OL* FASHIONED DIRECT FROM GARMENT MFG. 15” OXFORD CLOTH CHAMBRAYS “CONINA” BROADCLOTH PRINTED PLISSE STRIPE SHIRTINGS LININGS LOTS MORE TOO MANY TO LIST CRACKER DAYS These l’rites GihkI Crncher Days Only! 1.utiles’ A Men’s DRESS WATCHES Vat. A d *. B ra n d s REDUCED • S u n tr 50% S o lid tio ld C a s e * - S o in r W i l l i D ia m o n d s • Y u lu c * F r o m | 3 i i in 41.3(1 I ’ lu a la * LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS latch Se(s and Solilaired. \ nines Full Rollrt - Short Length* - Some Serondn - Values To *1.10 Yd. f ro m gull lip Z U 70 p lu s la x rJ l GENUINE LEATHER BILLFOLDS REG. VALUE $J.U3 tux Iml. vlt Wert Jewerly Store fa1V-imm 15” COTTON PRINTS 45” SHAGBARK PLAIDS 15” GINGHAM PIMA BROADCLOTH COTTON KNITS ASST. MIRACLE BLENDS HESTON — SUNS HtaNIUUt llH N lH ltl (HJi I'M <• ito**utc ■toil 11OH #.*aawCfIOM ■**»•** 4l*#« » t» Pitoi P<toto#PfiOPUGflOfti 4 «ir tonltod *f AU.-AD ARTlWfl b I A l l i s lUMtlltltUW M il. THRU TL'IB. MAID II 13 - III FIR M > A M ttlllt BHtiW INI, ADM. KIDDIES 7 R* LNDKIt 13 FREE l \ J I X. i Hair Spray CANDY BALLOONS Reg. 35c V 3 M £ C l l> r l HIOI -1W TH f ATRF anil 15 SAMPLE COSMETIC'S SEE (lur Runny Window! Iltinnies . . . Hunnie* and .Mure Runnier,! M TKOTONIC SHAMPOO 2 Price SALE All Bhnpr* and Birr* Of Keg 31.73 BUNNIES ROUMILLAT b T irrt SI. at Dark * R en. S I . 50 0 0 DACRON BATISTE IRISH LINEN ICS III Keg. 89 Ytl. 8 1 . lit | 3 .tis $129 # Per Ytl. VAM I'X Its »t.*sto 99 Td. 59 Yd. Mahti . N - Wear PRINTS REG. 98c YD. DON'T FORGET OUR REGULAR LINE OF Q UALITY x h* $1 y. FABRICS AT LOW PRICES 6 WEEKS UN TIL EASTER O u r l^ tr g e S e ie iliu n o f Easter Cards — AND — Candies ANDERSON W algm-n A grur) Drog S lurr 4 I A f SB] to K ALFALFA LINEN - FIRE ISLAND SOLID & PRINTED LINEN - CREAM PUFF PRINTED DACRON CREPE - SILK LINEN - SILK £ % SHANTUNG - DACRON & AVRON PRINTS & H SOLIDS - DENIM STRIPES & SOLIDS - REQUEST SUITING - TARPOONS - INDIAN MADRAS EMBROIDERED COTTONS AND MANY MORE TO SELECT FROM. SEE ----- 88 s Hi Popular IIt and SHAMPOOS > I mi-; PURE Crepe Cream P u f f ’to I'npulur IlntntN to PRINTED \ AM DAYS 13 am! w VALUES TO *1.19 YD. ROUM ILLAT’S m m m LOOK CLOSE AT THESE y. HbDUCEl) ^ A O / MANY ITEMS SUITABLE FOR GIFTS SOPHIA p#r By Linda hmltheon $1 B A R G A IN T A B LE . REG. Ilk- i'er YD. Full Rolls • Short Lengths • Some Seconds VALUES TO *1.00 PER YD. FRIDAY ami SATURDAY — MARCH CHARLTON. A NT MU Lit M WAMSUTTA PRINTS Srcund* SAMUEL lAOMSTONrt, I.IM IILD ONE COLOR WE HAVE PLENTY TO CHOOSE FROM GOOD OL’ FASH IO NED ^Hf-11 IIKI.L HACK" Murphj Culor M arla 'I uuimrna I 1(1. IllIIL IL L S . MAUI II 13 • 10 t IJ («) CU* N»wi 4:uu (-) Th* MtoUii Giiut dtlninaatlrs (*i A» Tha World Tutna C ) Amerleanlim <• CoRimuuiam It* Hishway Tatrol C l People Are Funny Re- Tii« Oviedo Home Demon­ stration Club will meet Fri* d iy i t 9:30 a. in. in the Oviedo Canning Kitchen A work simp will be held oil tile making of plastir flutters and material* oil! lie available fur sale at the meetingMember a are aaked K> bring A fond way not to be bored: lunch, a cup and a chair. Ituth M illett’s “ Happier Wlvet I Hint* for Huftbnntls)." Send 2o rente to Ituth Mlllett Itrud • r Service, elo The Nanfurd Herald, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Kndin City Station, New Yolk ID, N. Y". co llli X.-IO t)Kl> "TO AND Audie In Cl 1.3(1 ft* i CARLOAD I*ABB KITE Final 1:C SEW & SAVE port W ea ther Snow \\ r a th e r Hollywood Movla C a v alc a d e c h a n n e l 9 Th e a te r T o n l m Sho w Near atid the iiumi went “ this way." Wcet shifted to the three of spades. Dummy's ace won l:?S ('.’) Vk»*Al)»#r • ml M w i and a t this point Mouth had a 1:10 (S) To rt* y sure thing. He could lead a ( ) ) C sr t o p n v lll# • :0 0 (J» J ac k L i l t m Sho w trum p to his hand, ru ff Ids 9:90 (?) Gail# Morin sh o w last diamond in dummy, draw ( I ) ttompor Huoiil trum ps and make his contract 10.00 C l S * y W h i n ( 9) L«itrn in spite of tlte 3-0 club break, (to) C a U i u U r but South w ai in too much of 10:30 (to) 1 Lov# Lucy (9) Plon##r# a hurry. 11:09 ( 2 ) P r lc# U R u n t (to) T h e McCoys Ae soon as the ace of spades J a nr TV) mart Stoutr held he spread hie hands with 11:30 (9) ( 3) ('o n r e i i l m t l o n (to) P#t« a (llailfA the announcement, “I'm draw ­ 9) Y u u ii For A ing trum ps," and the slum M ils ((Cl CIW Nrm to 12:00 ( 2) Y ou r l - ' l n l I m f U f i * had gone “ th a t w ay." tolon He was compelled to play (to) L o v * of Ufft trum ps three times in order 19) K r n l i K o n l S h a w to draw them. A fter th a t he FRIDAY P. M. needed two discards on dum­ my's clubs which, of course, 11.15 ( I ) searo h t o r T o m o r ­ row w eren't forthcoming. f ) l F a t h e r Kn nw e Beat Uhi Jh& Woman SEVEN BRIDES to tot On* ol tha lata S ir H urry NORTH II Gauder'a moat popular sunns * A SS4 to K.97 hud a chorus th a t w ent some­ 4 2 thing like, “ Did you aver aee * A J> 6 « a bridge hand go this way, go WMT HAST th a t w ay? Did you ever eea a A J873 s k q : to3 bridge hand go this way, go 4 A K Q B 74 4 Jlis th a t? " A None * 1087 j : W ithout guing deeply into SOUTH (D) the merita of tha North-South A 10 5 to A Q J 1 0 8 g bidding I m uat point out th a t 4 103 they arrived a t a mighty good AKQS alam contract. No one vulnerable W est thought about saving South Weal Norik IV 34 3A .14 a t seven diamonds, but finally V 84 6V Pass decided th a t he m ight ju st as IPaso Put well try to g et a small profit Opening Usd—4 K in tha avant th a t N orth and Mouth were too high. He would >with the jack and would have have acquired th a t profit hud no trouble figuring out easily if he had opened a low the club retu rn , but Weat diamond. E ast would have won opened tha king of diamonds OFEN 13:43 NOW th ru BAT. * W hat's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, semi a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3.'!63, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR ABBY: Recently a man signed FLORIDA wrote to you say­ ing he was 67 years old and wanted a wife abut -18 or 50. What makes him think he is entitled to a woman th a t young? If th a t’s the way he RITZ * CONFIDENTIAL TO BETTY: You’re offering him lip service. He's interested ill lips. There's no future in it for either of you. « Vi m DEAR LU K IOla ; Trudmonully, the groom carries the bride over t he* threshold of their home. But let's face It — once a bride, who cares? Qauoby On dikidqsi q * DEAR ABliY; l’lease don't think this is too silly to answer because I have been try ing to find the answer to this question for a long time and you are my only hope. Does the groom carry the bride through the door of a motel on their honeymoon? Or is it the dour of the apartment or house where they are going to live th a t she gets carried through? CURIOUS DEAR LOVING DAUGHTER: If you have suggested improvements ami pointed out smartly dressed wo­ men in fashion magazines ami your mother remains "unimpressed" — urcept her for what she is: A sweet, good-natured, adorable mother who loves rhinestones, pleated skirts and comfort. And don’t be embarrassed. • THURSDAY 1*. M. B y A b ig a il V a n B u re n DEAK A BEY: I am 21 ami my brother is 18 and our problem is our mother. She is the sweetest, bestmil mi'il, itio.-i adorable little tnMlicr but she has such poor tuste in clothes that sometimes we are ctnbarrusm l for her. Site's a little plump but refuses to wear a pirdle because it's uncomfortable. I'very dress she owns hus a full skirt or lots of plrnts. When she goes to church, women's club meetings or an afternoon tea she always wears rhinestone ear screws nmi a rhine­ stone necklace. I've told her that rhinestones are for after five, and not for older women, but she says she LIKES rhinestones! I even show her pictures of smartly dressed ma­ trons in fashion magazines, but -lie's not impressed. We hate to hurt tier feelings, but Want her to look nice. How? LOVING DAUGHTER l* TELEVISION TONIGHT ^ R E M N A N T *. Highway 17-92 FERN PARK — Near Maitland SEW & SAVE �1 * ! t I fI -JJ i f Page 12—Mnrch 14, V Mayo To Succeed Tully A t N AS iI M ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Termite* A O ther IV.i Cdr. Jam m Otl» Mayo, a nm iW aurcrsaor to C*pt, Jo- Sanfurd Nava] Air Station. 1‘an-fer Franklin P . Rooaevelt, 20. A formal change-of-comveteran of Went Coait Heavy eeph M. Tully, rnmgian'ler of Mayo, who ia currently op­ will report to the Sanford m rnd will take place in July. Altai k Aviation, ha* been | Heavy Attack Wing One, at eration* officer of tho attack Naval A ir Stalin about Juna GENUINE MAHOGANY 9 7 -C E N T Goose - Neck PLATFORM ROCKERS Door - Busters <r Action On ACL Merger Predicted I I 1 1 WASHINGTON (LT D — Tha Interstate C o m m e r c e Com tnUilon W e d n e i d a y agreed to apecd action on a plan to merge the Seaboard Air UDe and the Atlantic Coaat Line rallroadi. Tha ICC decided Uiat tha raae Involved *i**uei of gen­ eral traniportatlon Irnporta nr*" which w arranted conaideration by tha full commlaaiun. Normally the caae would have been heard firat by a di­ vision of Ilia commission. No data haa been set for the beginning of full ICC conaid. ermtion. The pru|tosed merger already has wron approval of an ICC hearing eaam iner de­ spite objections of tho Juatice Department. BROOM and MOP Both for 9 7‘ TH AT tIS T O M MAUK and GUAItAN TEKII 97 EACH GOOO OL* FASHIONED x CRACKER DAYS • • • sr •< PURVEYORS O f FINE MERCHANDISE PLANTER BOXES P .2 J DINETTES of Sanford METAL II) Inch AUTO Gl,ASS and Seal Cover Co. 30t W. 3rd 322 *031 W IL L STAG E A OTHER DINETTES c *38 • *48 - *58 MODERN 97 Jhidaij. and SaJtwuiay EACH “LOADS & LOADS of LETTERS” Wlim : • PINK - 111.I K 89 30 ENVELOPES REC. 81.23 Chuluota Legion Sets Meeting IIOMKlt I.ACGHMX DINNEUWAIUC 3 IW ITKRNS 43 PC. BKIIVIt K FOB 8 I IIAVS ONLY Dining Room 3 ONLY - IS FIESTA KEG. tv i.n 19 ” t LOSEOUT SWEENEY'S tit Jlagnnlia C RAC KER D A Y S M A I’ LK BEDS Complete With Guard Hall, I .adder and Uunkies (M attress) R eg. $ Set Cnmpleta $ 88 Sofa Bed and Lounge Chair $ 109.50 INCLUDES: — SOFA 11KD in witja variety of covers 2 STEP TABLES 1 COCKTAIL TABLE 2 LAMPS I’ll. 322-12!• Ave. \ BUNK Sofa-Bed Living Room Group PIF.CE WAKE SETS T • Chinn Cahlnel 0* ■■ B V I • Drop-Leaf Tallin ^ M M m • • 6 Chair* / / DURING WHILE THE LAST 15 ” *68 8-Pc. Fruit wood Finish Spaghetti Bowls BOXED STATIONERY 28 ONLY t. *j ioo s h e e t s Assorted Color* No-Mar Plastic Table Top* Upholstered Chair* OVEN - WARE o 58 5 - PIECE MATHER 97 EACH $ 579.50 DOOR MATS ,j> Full Fonni Cushion* and Pillow Hack Imported Tapestry Upholstery RECa. COCOA Ilia combined line would op­ erate P,809 mllea of track in Virginia, N o r t h Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, A la­ bama and Florida. If tha merger is approved, By Joan Magin Chuluota’a George M J a ­ cobs American Legion Memorial P ott 223 will bold a ■leclal meeting at 5 p. m. Sunday In the parking lot at Shakers Food Center. The meeting will concern all those interested In the forthcoming barbecue as the date m ust be changed from April T because Palm Sunday /alia on this day. W. M. Jepton, pint com ­ m ander, says th at pmgrcav on the new building alio will be dlacuiied and aaka that all Legionnaires plan to a t­ tend thia Important meeting • • LYMAN FHA DELEGATES to the Stntc Convention to »>c held in Jack­ sonville nt the end of the month nre shown pouring over pattern book* and selecting materials for wartlrolre* they nre making to wear nt the convention. Chosen were, from left, Joanne Chubb, l.indn Duncan. Linda Willis and Margaret Foreso. (Herald Hiolo) 2601 PARK l)R. .122-8863 SANFOfl * INCLUDES — • SOFA BED, nylon covered • LOUNGE CHAIR 89 • 2 STEP TABL.ES • 1 COCKTAIL TABLE • 2 LAMPS 5 Set Complete BIG ROOMY 158 2 - PIECE GOOD OL* FASHIONED CBACKER DAYS “I m Solid Maple and Oak l Tpholslered in Homespun with .Matching Occasional CHAIRS - TABLES and ROCKERS ' V :l J / ' m O Q c O O U c ff. $1.99 Upholstered in Nylon Luxurious Foam Cushions CLOSE - O U T 129 BOTH For ON Occasional Chairs I GROUP Upholstered Swivel and Straight CHAIRS Reg. 829.93 to 819.95 H IDE - A W A Y BED Nylon Covers 1 GROUP Swivel and Straight CHAIRS and Some ROCKERS Reg. 819.95 1o 159.9,1 $1 6 8 *1995 * 2 9 95 We’re Clearing Out Our Overstocked — 1 5 'j ’* .W ITH Ladies Blouses Crop - Top 59‘ Ladies Shorts B e rm u d a Le n g th 59 USED FURNITURE DEPT. PLASTIC PLANTER Acetate A A c 5 PAIR T T A M E R IC A N Furniture Folding Chaise* 7 * Ladies Panties Sofa and Lounge Chair EA R LY sim ilar T* to lllunlralinw ALUMINUM F O A M CHEST Mather of Sanford COMPLETE LINE of Folding Chairs*3 * « PACK LIVING ROOM is now showing a SUPER SPECIALS! ALUMINUM Hear Ye ! ! It will pay you to walk Upstairs in Mathers You’ll Find — STAND TERRIFIC SAVINGS 99 IN GOOD USED FURNITURE DURING 5 - PIECE T O ILET TISSUE 10 rolls 38 ' BEDROOM • • • • Ilook rase lied Double Dresser Chest Innersprlng Mat* tress and Match­ ing Box Spring WALNUT or GREY MAHOGANY M cC R O R Y S $1 5 8 SANFORD CRACKER DAYS EASY TERMS - • BEDDING OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Sanford'* Only Air - Conditioned Furniture Store MATHER 203 - 09 E a s t F i r s t S t Southern Cross OF SANFORD FA 2-0983 * innerspring .Buttress * Floral Ticking * Matrhing Box Spring both o n ly — *7 8 �North Orlando (Eire ect First FuE9 Village Council m tforft COUNTY N EW S Mnnib PAGE 1-A T i l U l t S ., M A I l l 'l l 1 1, 10611 Lyman Stage Band Rated Superior Hy Jane Casselberry The Lymnn High School Greyhound llaml acorn] excel­ lent a t the Diatiicl competi­ tion held in Leesburg Satur' y in concert ond lig h t read­ ing ‘lire 16-|>ieee stage hand, or­ ganized only two niontha ago, received a superior rating and U planning to play a t dance* Nine Vie For Three Open Council Seats to raise money to go to the state competition to be held in Miami in May. The stage band is made up of Rat McLaugh­ lin, Paul McGhee, Terry H ar­ mon and Frank Evans, trum p­ ets; David und Dennis House, Glenn Mitchell, Jam es Veitcii and Allan Kiest, saxophone*; Austin Saville, Jam es Adams, James P rcv att a n d J o h n Wharton, trombones; Tom MeI.aiigblin, piano; John P eter­ son, drums and Houald I.errh, boss. lnsti unicntal soloists who received a superior rating were Dennis House, clarinet; David House, saxophone; Het­ ty Field, flute; Tciry Harmon and Put McLuughtin. trum pet ami John Peterson, snaia drum. Paul McGhee, trum pet, and Koiuihl I.erclt. sousaphone, roeeited excellent. The Majorette Corps receiv­ ed a superior and superior ra t­ ings for individual baton tw irling solos went to l)nrbara Diggs, Judy Lambert, llurbani Messimer, Jeannette Harmon and Sandy Howe. Jane Kent received excellent for her twilling. ICniTOUIAL COMMENT Is It Okay? North Orlando voters will ;rn to the )>olls next Tuesday to elect three remaining council* men to fill the first fully elected board the Village has hud since its incor|Mmtliou some five years ago by the North Orlando Co. Those presently in office, the nine candi­ dates running in the election and interested resi­ dents have made every effort to get the voters out to register. In spite of these efforts, a s of noon today registration still was far front reach­ ing the -I.TO mark which Ims been estimated as the number of residents eligible to vote in this election. H ooks c lo se S a tu r d a y , If you live in North Orlando and haven't alread> done so, make it your business to step io the Village Hall and sign your name . . . that's all the time it will take. Uemember, those of yon who don’t care enough to east a vote for the candidate of your rhoice might as well be saving "let the council do whatever it want, it’s okay by us." Lake M ary C O f C Opens Annua! Drive • lly I r a n i W e s t e r The annual m embership drive «! Die l.akc Mary Chamber t*f Commerce got underway at last week's meeting of Die group with Die appointment of captains for two team s who will conduet the drive on a com peti­ tive basts with a cookout ax the prize. I Icuding Die team s are Mr*. Leonard Ilium amt Hob Willis P articu lar em phasis will he directed to newcom­ ers in the community ami to outlying a n a s which are presently without representa­ tion and could add much to I, Y M A N Majorettes bringing home superior ratings from the Dis­ trict Hand Contest last Saturday Merc, f r o m left, top photo, J u d y Lambert, Barbara Mesf inter, Barbara Diggs, Jeanette Harmon and Sandy Howe. Band so­ lo i s t s receiving su­ periors were, from left, bottom photo, David House, Terry Harmon, Betty Field, Pat Mc­ Laughlin and Joint Pe­ terson. Dennis llouso was not present for the photo. (Herald Photos) Fasula, Harris To Entertain At Fish Fry By Muni G rinitrad North Orlando Mayor Frank Fasula and W. G. K arris, candidates in next Tuesday s Village Council election, will be hosts at a fuh fry to be held at 6 p.m. Friday at Fa*ula's home, 400 Moss ltd In Use Handles. All residents of the village are invited to attend. T rans­ portation arrangem ents, if needed, can be made with either of the men. Fasula, In making the an nnunrcm rnt. said ,,tlicreTI be plenty of food for everyone and a friendly atmosphere where everyone is welcome." PTO Dinner Set Friday By Linda Smithson The Oviedo School Parenteachcr Organization will xmsor it* annual dinner and ‘ogram of entertainm ent benning at 6 p. tn. Friday in i« school cafctorium where ic ham dinner will be serv1 until 8 p.m. At 8:3o p.m., in the school uditorium, a special pro•am entitled "Oviedo Scene agazinc" featuring local lent and the W ayfarers Trio nm Seminole High in Sanrd will be presented. Tickets for the entertainent program only will be I'ailable at the door. Those >Uing ticket* tor Use dinir, which were sold strictin advance, also will be itillcd to attend the pro­ Civic League Sets Festival For Saturday Cancer Policy Plan Area School Outlined For A A R P Sets Book Fair Hy Mrs. Adam Mu Her An insuiiincu phm ugiiinsl costs of <ntti-er was outlined hy Clarence I'owcll of Sanford nt last Friday’s meeting of the DcHary Chapter of the American Assn, of Itetircd Persons, Powell specified th a t the plan provides a liberal cover­ age for most of the hospital and surgical costs in connec­ tion with cancer treatm ent in­ cluding doctor bill*. Tim program is available to members of most organiza­ tion* in groups of >18111 or more participant* and i- being studied by officers of the DeHary AAKP Chapter for its members. Elmer G rum backer, insur­ ance chairman for the group, reported on investigation of another plan being w idely ad ­ vertised in the area hy mail for a blanket health policy. G rum hacker said th at State Treasurer Ed Larsen has ad­ vised that the company is nut licensed to do business in Florida and warned of risks Involved when dealing with unlicensed companies. Reporting for the recreution committee, Grumhacker advis­ ed th a t the DcHary Civic Assn, and the Volunteer Fire Assn, hud offered the use of their buildings, free of charge, for the Chapter to use twice a month for recreational pur­ poses if such programs would be open to all community resi­ dent* under Ule supervision of the AARP committee. Development of any plan was postponed pending fu rth ­ e r show of interest in such program* Howard Middleton, program chairman, announced t h a t plans for the next meeting will feature a “ home grown" program of niicakors. Appear­ ing will he Judge Albeit D. Williams, Cunstuhle O s c a r Pupineuu and a local repre­ sentative of the .Stale H igh­ way Patrol who will present a Symposium on Highway Sufoty. Three Chapter members will he chosen to present ques­ tions on safety to the punel. The April meeting was postn-.n.-d f,,r one week to he held on Apiil I'J since the regulur date fulls on Good Friday. Garden Club To Elect Officers ity Louise Mmum-k New officers will be elect­ ed by the Altamonte Springs Garden Club at today's m eet­ ing which will u|a-n at 6:3(1 p.m. with a covered dish sup­ per at Ihr Community House on Maitland Avc. Program of the meeting will feature a flower slaiw for which all members are asked to bring an arrangem ent. En­ tries will he numbered and voting will be done by the membership. A prize will be presented for the best in show. Making up the supper com ­ mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Don H arris, Mr. and Mrs Earl Ryan and Mr and Mrs M. C. Grcifs. H> I hum a Estes A H"«k Fair will be spon­ sored at Die Longwood E le­ mentary School next Tuc* day for benefit of the School Library. Rook* available for sale will 1x> on display in the auditorium. Students will bo invited to study the displays during the school day to n u k e selec­ tions and parents are invit­ ed to come from 7 until 9 p. m. when teachers will take order* for book* which mai he purchased at Die school prire. Ity Donna INtes The Annual Spring Festival of the Umgvvood I'ivie l*'ague (W oman's Club) will be held this Saturday from 9 a.m . until 5:30 p in at the Civic lusigue lluilding on Church St. P late lunches will he avail­ able for Die noon meal ami u snack bar will lie in operation all day. Other hooDlit wilt lie set up at the Festival for the sale of bukrrl goods, plants, arts and cralts item s, while elephants and expert handwriting anal­ yse* will tie alli'm l hy .Mrs. It. C. Greene. Tin* Festival Is the l / ’iigtie's m ajor fund raising pro­ ject each year. North Orlando Co. Names New Representative It is IiojhxI that after the lly Mima Grinvlrad children h a w finished read­ Announcement ol the Ja n u ­ ing the book* they will be returned to the school for ary appointment of Jacob Hauplmau to fill ihr vacancy use in the library. created by the resignation of John Schwartz a* North Or­ lando Co, representative was made Diia week m Die village. One of H auptnufi'a first nllicial dutir* will lx- to sit in on next week'* meeting tu complete the legal tra n ile r of property donated hy the Member* of the North Or­ company to Die University ol lando Civic A*sn. will spon­ Orlando lor the new four year sor a door to door bake sale Seminole College. this Saturday beginning at 19 am . Proceed* (rum Die sale will go to replace funds in Die Hy Mrs. Adam Muller amount of $40 which was do­ The Annual Legion Birth­ nated this month by the asso­ ciation for Little League in day Dinner of D ellary'a Her­ bert D. G. Rost 259 will be the village. Mothers ol LL player* and held today at the Stetson women of the civic group arc Union Uuilding in DcLand Other activities scheduled being asked to eitiier donate baked goods or a sum of one in the future by the post in­ dollar toward* Die project. clude an egg rolling contest Donations may he arranged to be held the day before hy contacting Mr* J D E aster and Raurake Day to Grtnstcad. i he held on April 15. Refreshments will he serv­ ed during the evening by member* of the PTO execu­ tive board. Civic Assn. Sets Bake Sale Legion Dinner Set For Today tlie scope of influence possi­ ble through the Lake Mary Chamber. The contest vs ill run Ilirsm*;h March and April and will conclude with t In- cookout when Die winning team will lie treated hy the losing group. In other business at last week's meeting the cham ber voted to accept the proposal ol the Welcome Wagon Club to locale a hostess in the community who will cult on all new Iambic*. Appointed a m ap com mit­ tee to ronsist of Cliff Nelson, chairm an, ami Mrs Vnla Werfetmau and Otis Sjolilmn. lit Mona Grin«|r*d North Orlando voters will go to Die poll* next Tuesday lo choose from s record num­ ber of candidate* the Ihree rem aining member* of their fir«t fully circled five man hoard »iure incorporation of the village hy the North Or­ lando Co. in ItV.S. Running for office are eight m m and one woman. Perhaps the must hotly con­ tested race will he in group three where candidate* ate Mayor Frank Fasula, incum­ bent. and Art Fi-rtin. lender two year* ago of » strong B lim p organized a* the North Orlando Homeowner* A*>n. who entire up with a number of chill It r change idea* i n ag ­ nized ami Incorporated by Fasola n* p n t l of In* pit-trill campaign platform. O thers running a te A rthur Rhode* ami Jack Spaulding in group out) and, in group five, iticumheiit Chirettci' Memory, Hilt H arris, Ih'ury Ward, Mi*. Irene Van Eepoel and Regi­ nald WebsiiT, a form er coun­ cil member. tu order it* intnit-t), cam ­ paign platform* slulc: FASULA No city luxe*. I m ultie from building, plumb­ ing mid elfctri.al permit*, ocriipntinmil license*, power ami telephone company franchi'i'* and cignret taxes from the gt'itri'til store h i i i I oilier liusiiM**e» ran more than take lin e of vitiligo expense.*; es­ tablishment of light Industry; cncourugement of home eon­ s', ruction ami kale,; I'oiqicrulion with esluhlixhimitl of the four-year Seminole College; fire and police protection which will he a point of pride to the community; incorpora­ tion of desirable charter change* ns suggt-led hy At­ torney Kenneth Mcln(o*h two >cius ago to ttu- lloiiieowuer* Assn, I ERKIN — No city taxes. ( Methods for preventing tax ­ ation are not included in pub­ lished mill distributed copies of plntfurm ,); tie* ires and needs of borne owners lo lie deriding factor in all divis­ ion* pertaining to village; rite departm ent to ho con­ trolled hy persons witli recog­ nized experienet* ami authori­ ty; utilization of best availa­ ble talent; cooperation with hmldiTH and drvrloprr*; vil­ lage revenue expended solely for eoDifort mill pleasure of home owners; governing con­ trol tu remain in Die hands of home owners and, finally, the village to he governed for tiro people of North Orluudn. RHODES—“ if elrclrd, will do the best In represent the m ajority of tire people." HI'AULDING — W h o l e hearted *uppoi t In helping guide euuncll act lull ill ob­ S llzH tO N L O V E L L . taining benefit* useful to all ■Inughtur nt Mr. iitiil residents of N ailh Orlando; Mrs. L. K. Lovell of -1D8 to work fur the people und South St., Fern I'itrk, Die community for actions de­ 11**h lieen mvnnii-il n sired; always available fur honor Hcholiir.xliip *uggesti(m* mid ideus and a to tlio UniverHily of desire to have a b etter city, Floriiln. A student nt a better understanding on Lymnn Hipli, site is one what goes on in the- city und, of two tukinj; cnlciilns, above all, a b etter plaro to is mi honor slmlunt and live and rear families. MEMORY - No promise* president of the school’s to village residents. Will "just Beta L'liih. (Herald I’l’oto) tin Die Job tu Die l**t of niy ability and represent the peo­ ple of the community." HARRIS — "No promise* that may have to he broken hecauso I can't back them up. Members of the 4-H Handy There are four other councilmen, holding four vutes, for Helper* Clu^i begun work cm the new project of making whom I can’t speak. I van blouse* tu wear wtlli their only promise to hold my vole green uniform skirl* at Die for the m ajority of the people, which I will do, if Hoc ted , . . last meeting. This group meet* from 1:3(1 I w ant lo benefit the people until 3 p m . on alternate S at­ by representing them on their urday* at Die Upsula Presby­ behalf." WARD—’I'li separate func­ terian Church annex. The next meeting it scheduled tions of volunteer service this Saturday and all girl* of group* from village govern­ the area are invited to attend. ment and politics; to return necessary village services -urh a* police and fire pro­ tection und stm -t lighting; review all existing franchises for benefit to the community und encourage others thut will Hy IJnda Smithson The Oviedo High School help village grow th; work Tri-Hi Science Club will with collc-gu officials to pro­ *[unsor a Science F air next mote an atm osphere of learn­ Thursday and Friday at the ing; operate the village as a business and work to pre­ Oviedo City Hall. Tlie F air will lie open to vent mishandling of village the public and exhibit* will fund*; insist upon publlc-nilmi la set up hy Oviedo ami Ma of uii annual fiscal report and | support tin' pr*»cMt charter, via student*. Handy Helpers Begin Project Science Fair Set In Oviedo and, when the people dictate, work t o w a r d * beneficial change*, MILS VAN EERO EL To work against repeat of typo of publicity rc.-eivtd in the pust; organization, keeping of a budget and providing a clean, safe, decent place fur children; action instead of back.fence nrgtumiit*. Mis. Van Eepoel *dd* that her husband Dunks her capa­ ble of holding office “and th at's important." WEIISTER Running ludi'pi'inlt'iitly, not a* a member of any roitipany, group or fac­ tum in the iiinimuitily; prtwcutution mill adoption of a budget including provision* for jatlice mid file depart­ ment*; accounting system that is * crept n bln to the pub­ lic including provision for reg­ ular audit of village hook* and protection of any villng* funds; opposition to any utili­ ty tax; support, if necessary, of teal estate taxes only on sm aller millage and larger homestead exemption than county mitt sta te operations; power company fiancliise; payment of ju st hill* incurred hy tlie village hut again st payment of hills ineutred by anyone other than duly elect­ ed council; in favor of keep­ ing present ch arter hut will readily work for change- de­ manded by m ajority of tha people; provision for a pro­ gram of nmd nminU'nance. Fortune Endorsed By Young Republicans Ity Jane t'axxrllirir) trict meeting held Saturday, The .Seminole County Young [ Feb. hi. in Daytona Reach Republican Club unanimously i and the State Federation of endorsed the candidacy of Young Republican C l u b s Jo n Fortune tor the -State meeting held Saturday, Feb. House td Representative* ill 23, in Jacksonville. the March 26 spcci.il election Mi.-* Audrey Flynn, presi­ at a meeting Tuesday night dent, announced the following at the Heftier Home* Sales appointments: D. M i l l e r Office in Howell I’nrk. Evans, historian; Mr*. David Fortune spoke nt the Hirel­ Kanaly, by-laws com m ittee ing for mi enthusiastic aud­ chairm an; Dave Kanaly. pub­ ience mid was introduced hy licity chairm an, ami W arren hi* campaign treasurer. W. c . Tucker J r ., finance chair­ R. Mcdcall wliu said "wo man, neeii more good, hard-fisted Kanaly gave a rcjsirf on businessmen getting into pol­ Die Republican booth m ain­ itics." tained at Die Central Florida The candidate staled that Ex|a>*ltion operated in con­ "one party government i* not junction with Die Orange dem ocracy and when any unu County Republican Club. parly i* in power loo long it Members were reminded lo breeds complacency, irre ­ pay tbclr annual dues if they sponsibility and the tendency have not already done *o ■■ to igniiru the wishes of the paym ent for each active people." member I* payable lo Ihu He said that he I* not lied Stale Federation on March in with a large political m a­ 15. chine o r sprrinl interest group Dial would hind hi* hand- ami thus can he objec­ tive in Id* decision*. Fnrt iiim', n eosls control ami analyses expert, i* r»penally interested in more efficiency in guvrrnm cnt ami better use of the tax dollar, John Jaeoh* of Volusia The llellury D u p I t e a t * County, vice chairm an of the fifth district Young Republi­ Hritlgn rio li will sponsor • can Club, reporteil on the dis­ C harity Dupllrnte Gums for Multiple Sclerosis and taigapt'tlir* beginning nt I p. m. next Tuesday In tha Commun­ ity Center. Howard Middleton, presi­ dent of the club, said today Dint providing fund* for ch ar­ Ann O'Donnell, L y m a n ities make op one of tlie most High School Junior, partici­ im portant activities of tiro pated in the Sixth District American C ontract 11 r i d g ■ American l-cgluii oratorical League. Contributions to tho Contest held last Thursday fund* cumo hugely from spe­ night at the Mt. Dora High cial tool mitncnta for such charities a* the Society fur School. Although Ann, who won tier Crippled Children, American school anil county competi­ Cancer Society ami N ational tion, was not chosen a* dis­ Kidney Disease, Middleton extrict winner, representative* plained, citing a* mi example Irom American Legion Me­ the fuel th a t in 1961 Mental morial Rost 236 uf Cassel­ lien llh r e c e i v e d $101,000 berry who »|K>nsorcd the lo­ through these efforts. In n'idition to next week's cal contest, were very proud of her eflorl* against keen regular duplicate play, tb s rlub also will conduct u party competition Those who uID'iidcd tu give game of bridge and piuuclieht her moral support from the and fitiiustu game* with prize* local (Mist and auxiliarv were for eurh table. A minimum Commander und Mrs. Harold donation Ini* been set for eat b Krydcr, Larry Maplcsdcn, game. The afternoon piny will he contest chairm an. Mix* Emily Evan*. Kenneth Green and directed liy Mrs- Ethel Jo h n ­ son unit Middleton. Janie* Myers. Bridge Club To Sponsor Charily Game Legion Entry Loses Out Call Your Reporters Zv'tuinote County ait-a resident* m e invited to submit news items for report in the Sanford Herald lo the nuwa cor* lespoudent ill their area or directly to the Herald otfives. AREA . Altamonte Springs Hear Lakr-Fotoxt City f'asselhciry Uliuluula Della ry Elite i pi i-e Geneva Luke Mary Lake Mullllie luuigwtiod North Orlando O ste en O viedo T lX K R IIO M t KKROKTEK Mr*. Louise Simunek 838-1210 Mr* Shirley W entworth 838-11)76 Mi*, .lane Cusselberry 808-6046 Mis. Jean Magiu 306-3742 Mis Aiiuin Muller Di*-44lu Mis* Helen Snotigia-* 668-99 s:l Mis, Louise Grayson 349-4671 Mi*. I-1Mute* W ester 322-621'.) Mrs, II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 Mis. Mona G rinstead 322-2291 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4VH Mis Linda Smithson 366-3514 HERALD OFEICKS: Sanfold 122 2611, 322-261J ami 322-2613; County 425-6936 a id 434-8824. % �A • BMHBitaiNMtMMuk 04p Itrfw l Pace 2-A — Mar. 13,19t>3 fm ll Of* 6TAKCKRME Vvvcti you become v m k tm b b t m x m m i O O O O M O G N lte l WNTWCOP— Nice £>/. . /He m v r x ) am o v TO CO WTTM THE GREAr SCH EM E O F TWNBE? (TONCE PIP W H A T W N O Q F A -SANCTUM ^ wciobum « i r if ewBeyBocy KNOWS IM IN HERE? N O a W lN W « 3 P f .3* •ol smims w h c w 'o n S oP" w WE'LL LET TtX ly VMMV D O N 'T WE D R A W ST R A W S lT ?j ■ ^ D E C ID E ? i \ . Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Mrs. H. L JtkuM A irT T L E TELL-NOLU?4*OTHSC I<eAID HELLO, WILL., I By Galbraith BECCVAE t fi /AGB, 1>OGGTAKr F.B6.NO « T * R 6 - .« 0 * M * T f / M V A M ) I W N iC C e « E 8 . I D M O O lt C fiWCvMTOM SIDE GLANCES Well what do >ou know, think (hat it i i ju st about spring. Don’t you? These beautiful mornings makes your day sta rt off beautiful­ ly too. * • • Sorry to hear that W. H. .Almond has been ill- Hope he ia better by now. * • • Also ill is Georgia Redd who js the lunchroom super­ visor a t the Monroe School. Hurry and get well Georgia as you are missed very much at the school. • • • Mrs. Em ­ ma Vihlen entered Seminole Memorial Hospital this af­ ternoon for surgery. Wo wish you a speedy recovery Mrs. Vihlen and will be thinking of you often. • • • Well kid­ dies you have a kmg weekend coming up. No school today sod tomorrow. • • • Two new homes are going up out this way. One Is on Jew etts Lane and the other la on Riverview. They are going to lie real nice when they are fin­ *1 can’t htlp thinking about poor John wraatling with ished. • • • The Monroe H.D. Mb income tax raporta. Maybe a banana Club member* had a very aplit would cheer me up!" sice meeting la st Thursday night. Martha Kilpatrick from the Red Cross came out and told us of the correct way to CARNIVAL By Dick Turner apply artificial respiration. She used a model called An­ nie in h er demonstration. This was thoroughly enjoyed and afte r site had finished her talk we had the chance of “ saving" Annie. We were glad to welcome a new m em ­ ber Betty Mann. Sbe is the wife of the Monroe Postmaster Robert Mann. Also glad to see last months new m em ­ ber Mae Kahn. More plans were made for the fashion show this month at the H.D. Center. You ail make plans to attend as it will be open to the public And don’t for­ get craft night next Wednes­ day evening a t my home. * * The Leland Todds of Upsala Road have had with them their son and daughter-in law the Robert Todds of Kockton, Hi. A reception was given by Use elder Todds for them at the O aklaun Baptist Chap­ el on 20th St. last Thursday evening. I know Uiey had a marvelous tim e. • • *llad a phone call from Mr. William Mount. He la id that he and Ada had received an airm ail IcUer from their grandson Sp. 4 Donald L. Whiteliouse BUYING A New Or Used Car? WHSN W B GOT MAW?, I NOU D I D M T T E L L M E ID HAVE T 0 1 I VOUR < apcm es} TOO’ 1 V Let Us Finance it. 5 ?^ . iv r- Compare Our Lower Monthly Installments I! \ w wmwmwv to io ir. oubbe i m e pebum ons oh . * o .* u m a w u n iio r « o r« M * o u r AJOEAT80 BUCKS. P K N o o i r good la n o m e M TWO NBBKS. WE HUD THE D0UOW1 AND ILL G IT AHEAD FABTIROM A JO E |THAN BV4TU0VIHEI about m ii Our Low Rates NOTCH A JOB WITH MUCH F U ru ftl, PALI rPHAnnoAMia “Thare are a coupla of naafy smirks that better disappear or I might Just sing, too!" OH t m L iu THIS MMLY TBQMCAL TIZZY By Kate Osann Save You Money. Up To 36 Months To Pay who is stationed in Germany, that he would be leaving the 12th to return to the United States. Donald enlisted while living in Altamonte Springs. IS His parents are in Ohio right now. The Mounts said that Donald will visit them before being assigned to duty here in the U. S. * • • Well I guess you heard of local boy Charles Rabun getting that big superior in band conduct­ ing last Saturday a t Lees, burg. I’m telling you I never have seen so many superiors coming to one band before. Sanford really walked away with jo some superiors. Isn't that wonderful? Junior High also received a auperior ra t­ ing. High school will now get to go to Miami Beach m May to stale. And are *hey a tickled bunch. Their con­ cert over a t Leesburg was wonderful. Lynn Giles and Flo Baker took the junior high band over and G rain Whatley and 1 accompanied the high school band We gula had a wonderful tim e window shopping despite the after­ noon rain. • • • Jean Reyn­ olds was the recipient of many lovely gifts at a allowe r given for her by Georgia Price and Lillian Burke and myself i t my home Tuesday evening. Jean Is leaving soon for Indiana where aiie will reside. • • * The Mon­ roe frlendj of te n o r* (Mrs. Al.) Johnson will be aorry to learn that she u in a ThomasviUe, Ga., hosoital where she underwent surgery. • • • Happy birthday to my betterhalf H. L. Johnson who has just REACHED Tsek Benny's age and also to San­ dra Baker who is a y ear old­ e r hut still a long way from Jacks age- We wish you many many more Sandra. • • And also to our son in-law Don Hudson and our precious little granddaughter Barbas who now has one little can­ dle on her birthday cake. By Lite tim e you read this I hope to be with my grinddaughters in North Florida. And 1 hope to bring them back with me for a short visit. • • • There wiU he a meeting of die youth of the Upsala Presbyterian Church and the ladies of Uic church Monday evening a t my home to discuss plans for a com­ ing supper a t the Educational building. • • • Our thought this week is called Two Al­ ternatives. “ Wc shall meanly loose or nobly save the last liojle of E arth. —Abraham Lincoln. Legal Notice S WANr *> <50-fo A d HONWTONtewr, i t FRBCXP Hr As ICN&AS nfrwor I'u . cascictmfrvpea A MUSHTLCVF-7VPE ANOSEF VWATS“ PUTW AROUND, ‘ TOWN! VVtU->YA3WNl NtHTWEEK' • a sA N foaa Member F.D.I.C. s o t h i: t o OUT OUR WAY r?r^ S £ S !? ' "Tiny wrote In my memory book for me. What doee ‘Quoth the Raven* mean?" A n tw tv to ACEAMI 1 ------H a t t e r . K iln . « ------L ate Cay, Utah I Seen on a • t a l e n t trip n i t e r Oyat'a mother It K n itter I* A e r n n t e I t Ykgaslsi efty ! • Pa network 14 lis t m e n JO Alleviate* 21 Courtesy till. 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HOW-* WHAT HAPfVNf O TO UUQVETDMY LOST IN „ JUNfiiE g 2 MONTHS Bind Plate fh lte r AND HAND TO KtltVT. form I U Pernio.n* tppelUUoa M U W dtO fi * becod M AptimdBa’a be lewd M H o p s'ilia ST Hass hall t e w JB Mutest S itid m u 40 F a o a n a weapon 41 -------------- so n g s i t Cafau.nl U P lM fn p o O Ceil Butte IlK e g a tli* teed U F.UHOHS mountains LI Volf ido ta Sicily M Vlirl • aam* M Middle a o t . IOe. mini cl M su tler it ru tru h DOWN 1 Prohibit* S C teltete “ U f a threw soma thing* together and go camping!" / | 4 ■4\ iitii'iis ti n. r u i ti t i , P lain tiff, T» s i . v n r x T/vrrsc pr.Rnr. T ill: b t s t b o r r i . o H i m t o i M A ii K i, u i f i m : p i : n n t VVhnto t a e t k t i o n n r e e l . 1* 0 ,-* la; Krealin liter P o x l o l . P la r m tia H as, N ew found­ lan d . C a n a d a P L U S SB TAKE N O T IC E t n a t y o u a r t l i t r e !.j r e . t u l r e d l » file y o u r w r l i t a n a n s w e r o r d e f e n se . If a n y , i i e r a o n a l l y o r liy an a t t o r n e y , o n o r be. fu ra A pril IT, IPSJ, a t tlia Office of t h e C t e r k o f tti® C ircuit C ourt, a t th a C o u r th o u i a In S a n f o r d . Sam lnola C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a n d to m a l l a ropy th e r e o r to tite n ttre m . | Ilavle A M.-Intoeh, A l t o r n e r a i fo r P laintiff, Post ofn ,-a ■I>raw--r ISJa. s a n f u r d . F l o r i d a , In t h a t c e r t a i n d l v o r c a p r o I c r e d l n a p s n . l l n a a a a l n a t j ,-u ' In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h a N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , tn a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In i T i a n r a r y . a n a h h r a r l a l e d t i t l e d o f aald c a u s e l i t l n r " V liw a n t It. 1‘s r r l . P l a i n t i f f , v errua M a h rl to iu la a I’er rl, T tefe ndant.’* a n d h e r e i n fait no t o r a TSocrao P r o C o n feeao • lit ha a n t e r e d a a a l n s t you, en d the causa proceed ei pan*. (all:AI.) A r t h u r It fW kw tth. J r , C lerk of th a C ircuit C ourt Ily; M a r t h a T. V ih len h tr n ttr n m . P av la A M cIntosh A ttorneys a t l a * P o st O f f l r a P r e w a r ISIS C a n to r ,I. F l o r i d a Publish M arch II, t l , :* A A pril 4, ISIS C lhl-IS of Altamonte Sp r i n g e , P l o t Ida P u b l i s h M a re a Cl Hi-44 « L *% ------------ 1 Is«rr. tew v ix c it.v r s tiT it'K o r t S T i : s r i o s ~ t o APri.v ru n rtM ti.K o r I.UCAI. L B U i a i . A T I U S tVIIOM I T MAT COMCKR.N: NOTICK Ik ItKFUUlV O lV I ‘N o f I n t e n t i o n t o a p p l y t o th a K s slila tu ra of tha u ta ta o f F l o r i d a a t Ita r a p u t a r s e s ­ sion, i s i | , (o r t h a p s s a a a a o f a lo cal bill, t h a a u b a t a n c a o f t h e c o n t e m p l a t e d l a w la a a f o llo w s: To ropaal S e c tio n tf. C h ap ter ISIS. La w s of F l o r i d a , A cta o f l i l t , s a id S e c tio n b e l n a a p a r t o f tha c h a r t e r of th o Town o f A ltam onte S prings. F lo r ­ ida, r e l a t i o n t o t h e I s s u ­ a n c e t.f s c r i p t a n d t i m e w a r ra n ts and th e a m o u n t t h e r e o f by t h e T o w n C o u n ­ c i l nf t h e T o w n of A l t a ­ m o n te S p ri n g e . F lorida; a n d t o t a k e e f fe c t I m ­ m e d i a t e l y u p o n Ita b e c o m ­ i n g law. TtiVV.V O F AI.TAMu.NTK S P U I.V 14. F L O I U D A T in / a / s Ja n ie s P a lm e r T ow n C lark of th e T o w a kalfa MThrSr. te a * . so Digitifi* U R M E D IC A L 9 T E A M FO U N D / in tub rm rrir cn ritT . MATH j n i M IAL CHICS IT . IN 4 \D ro n BB HIA OI.B r n r v r v . ri.o tiin v . I S M I L S * BUY SO. ico n s IS, IL el • �—-r. A *’ k • 4; 3 Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You-Dial FA 2-561 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 >1 < 6. For Kcnl 16. For Rent ilijf Large 2 bedroom T railer on Unfurnished 2 bedroom house, large hike. Adults only. Ph. \ Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3611. J New 1A 2*ufi8. £ a u fn rii k rra lfi M a r. 14, 1963 — Fugt* 3 -A Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit-1 bedroom home. FA 2-M77. chen equipped. FA 2-3013 FL’RN. Apt. 3300 MeRonvtlle. FA 2 6347. | -----------------------------------------3 Room furnished upstairs Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ Apartment. Adults. $43. Ph. plus City. 201 W. 1st St. FA 2-73W. Seminole Realty LAKE MARY. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. On lake. Air-condi­ tioned. FA 2-8920. Furn. Apt. 2 lledrin. Only $65. 1700 Magnolia As*. iojch Arbor unfurnished equipment, A. Wtillim» three bedroom house, kitchen i'Ji. 00 . Robert FA 2-3951. Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 3 3254 or FA 2 0325. 1 2 . R e td E s t a t e F u r S ale 3 Bedroom Kuril, house, $Uu 18. MortKittle L o a n s Mo. 322-2322. 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 1(1. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Faint - Repair 23. BuildittK Materials 21. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 20. Radio & Television 27. Siiccial Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Mac)littery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sule 35. Articles Wanted 50. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Roats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cnbnnaa 6. For Rent On the rolling hills Golf course. New masonry home. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-in oven & range, firpelacc ami drapes, carpeting. Double carporte. TE 8-28G6. 1 BEDROOM furnishrd home. $69 per month. FA 2-47157. NICELY furn. S room houae. FA 2 8237. 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ en* Ave. Phone 319 4671. 3 RM. furn. Apt. Water turn. $40 Mo. 112 Maple. 2 BR Duplex, excellent loca­ tion. electric kitchen. 1U01-B S. Elm. Call FA 2-5594. Houses for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 295 E. 25th St. UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 m is. bath, 2 screened porches. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ stairs evenings. 2 Bedroom furnished A part­ RENT A BED m ent. Downstairs, large Roll away, Hospital L Baby rooms. Call 322-6341. Beds. lly Day, Week, or Month Furnished G arage A partm ent CARROLL'S FURNITURE $45 month. Ph. FA 2-5)81 116 W. 1st St. John E. Fox, Realtor 119 N. Park 323-0559 W K LA K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private* baths, 114 W. First St. Legal Notice SOTtCSO ATI.ANTIC COART MSK TtAM.ItOAD CCIMPANT h«r**>>’ git-** nolle* that on the !4lh d a> of January 1»«J II fllml with ih* tnl*r*tat* Comrain-r Communion, Washington, t>. C.. an application for a errllflcat* of publto eonv*nl*nc* and n**-***lty permitting aban­ donment of l.*S mile* of Ita main (branch! Una trackage known aa U K llranch !>•tween Beck llanttnork and 8t*v*n*. fcinrlda, all In Seminot* County, florid*, Tingnt* Docket No. t i l IT. Atlantic Coast [.In* Ratiroad Company I’ubtlah March 7, l»SJ. CDfl-IO Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. FA 2 4678 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ ed $6o l-ake Mary, Ph. FA 2-1757. II Stenstrom Realty MLtRBAT. NO CASH NEEDED 3 Bedroom, 2 hath. $61 a month. T. 4 I. included 322-8985. a n d »ach o f you *r* D* (-••••* Stempcr Agency 1‘aktuh r»t>. 7. i4. m i aor-ii :i * S BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Kit ehen equipped. No down payment. 33<U S Park Ave FA 2 1761. St. Johns Realty HARRIETTS IlEAUTY NOOK Complete Beauty Service Evening Appointments Htt So. Oak FA 2-5742 Cut ‘N Curl Reality Shop Special on Perms. Call fur appointment. 3 Senior ope­ rators. Free parking lots. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-9831 21. K le c lr tc il S erv ice * FK1GIDAIRR Sales k Service House Wiring, Free Eitim atea Sid Vlhlen’s Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-9915 25. numbing Service* Wall Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8M2 PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FR E E ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 294 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads, (id I tE N A U L T D A U P H IN E Radio A Healer, 35 to 42 iniira per gal. ga* 5» H O IX iK IlO Y A L 2 dr. hatdlop V-8, auto. Mans., |>owrr •leering. ;• real fine rar. M »• (1293 SALE til C IIK Y S I-E lt W IN H S O lt 4-dr., ale roitdiliuned, fully r<iui|i|sr*l, like new. (ill IH )I)G E «/, T O N P IC K U P Truck. 6 cylinder, Icing wheel (■■•*. Wan $1195 No Down Payment ON THESE OUTSTANDING HUYS Sti 8TUDEHAKEH I diMir. straight •lirk, o irrd n s r. A good car. 55 FOKD t ',' e' SAKfl Fordar. A good arcond rar. V-M, 4-donr hardtop, equipped. 57 8TUDEHAKEK 9595 *495 Ijookinjr For A New Car? STOP HY AND SEE UK TODAY l l r ran give you one of the beat deal* on a new llndur in Central I'iurid*. EtrcH rnt firianiing asailable. I Y E A H GW W A R R A N T Y ON A L L C A R S Seminole Co. Motors 519 FA 2-061-1 E. Firnl St.. Sanford Winter Park MI 7-2330 USED FURNITURE taken in on trailers, bedroom suites, refrigerator* k stoves. Longwood T railer Sales St Service, 1/jngwood 838-5613 36 . A u to m o b ile * • T r u c k s BUYING A NEW or USED UAR? FINANCE IT WITH l ’S • Low Interest R ites • Low Monthly Paym ents FLORIDA STATE RANK 1900 Valiant, 4 dr, St. atick, R. k H. $905. 1958 Cadillac rpe. Deville. Full power 4 air. $1695. Sanford Motor Co. 8oo French Ave. CASH SALE 21" LAWN Mower for tale nr trade for Utility trailer, 1959 CHRYSLER W i n d s o r 28,000 miles. Air-Cond. A-l 323-0893. Srnlmrik (ilnss ami Faint 1961 7.lg Zag Sewing Machine Condition. Ph. 322 5495 Company Darns, makes button holes. 37. Iio n tn - M o to rs 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 With guarantee. 5 Payments of $6.40. FA 2-9411. Gateway To The Waterway AUTO - RADIO Drive-In Repair Service CUCKOO CLOCKS. $3.98 up. ’ Hobson Sporting Goods Your EVJNRUDE Dealer PERSONAL RADIO k T. V. Made In Germany. 10 sires. 25th St. k Sanford Ave. For FREE pictures. Prices. 104-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5M1 Ph. 323 0653 Write to "Clocks” P. O. 18 ft. CAIHN CRUISER. Box 78, Sanford, Fla. Mark 75. $895. FA 2-0457. 31. Poultry - Livestock BEDROOM S U I T E . Very Large Shetland Ponies; 1 38. Motorcycled - Scooters reasonable. FA 2 1742. gelding, 1 m are. New sad­ dles and bridles. 322 9102. JUKE BOX $50. Restaurant VESPA MOTOR SCOOTSRs! New 4 Used. dishes, jiots, pans, etc. $75. Lewis Sales 4 Service BROOD SOWS for sate. Will Cash register $35. Call bring pigs in 0 or 8 weeks. 2617 Country Club ltd. 7752755. Ph. FA-2-7028 FA 2 m s . SINGER ROUND BOBRIN In One !0 Month o l .f PONY* console. With guarantee. 6 3!>. Trnllera - Cabnnna Bridle & saddle. Lmgwnud Payments of $7.15. Phone NEW 3 BEDROOM llouso' T railer Sale* k Service, FA 2-0(11. trailer. $2590 and take up Lmgwood. 8385613. payments of fOO a month With purchase of Blue luixlre or rent for $109 month. rent E lertrle Cariiel Sham31 A. Feta Contact in person Lynn poocr for only $1 per day. SIAMESE KITTENS $25. Ph. Bradbury at Thriftway, Carroll’s Furniture. FA 2-3332. Afternoon A evenings. 32. Flower* * Shrubs PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Pansir stock. GRAPEVILI.E NURSERY Grapeville Ave. Near 29tb St. GUIRIOSA DAISY PLANTS $25c a do*. FA 2 4121. (0LLERS/SANF0RD [HUNT F BETTE.R 1961 Mercury Monterey •• Door Hardtop, Air fond.. Power Windona, Power Steer., Power “ llrakra. Radio, Heater, 18,009 Aclual Mllra, Like New, I960 Mercury I960 Lincoln 4 Door Sedan, Beautiful lltur Color, K itrd I lean, A Luxury Car. 1959 Mercury Monterey I D o o r, Mrrr-O-.Matlr, Radio, H eal­ er, White Finlah. 1959 Ford Fairlune 2 Door, I’urd-O-Slutlr, Heater, E xtra Clean. 1959 I)oclj?e CuBiom Royal V-H, I Door, Trnna., Ituiliu, Healer. ST. PATRICKS DAY 68 FORM Staliun Wagon 00 4 Door V-H, Auluniatlr ..................... CADII.I.AC Sedan DrVIII* Power, Air Conrilliotird FMIID 4 Door, 6 Cy I., Station Wagon Automatic Tran»nil**ioa ____ _____ — FORD Country Sedan V-8, O ierd rlsr ............. ...........—• CHID KGLKT Station Wagon 6 Cyl.. Hid. Station Wagun, V-8, 4 Door, Stand. Trans., Radio, Heater, Solid Red Color, Clean. f496 4vii 2395 59 695 58 695 57 57 CHKVHOI.KT fi Ton Plekup, 61 6 C lL Autamatie 4 Door. 6 Cyl., Kta. Wagon 1445 59 CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop 795 59 • fit. . Sid. Stuff - „ in.i* 60 61 59 67 60 58 CADII.I.AC 4 I hair Sedan DeVille Power And Air Pond. ............... . CHEVROLET fi Ton Pickup 6 Cyl.. Sid. Shill ............ ...... CHEVROLET 4 Duur Station Wagon V-8, Aulumatie .......................... C H EV ItU I.Er 4 Door Snlan 6 Cyl., Hid. Shift - -------- ------------------DODGE J la rd Tup Coupe V-8, Aotomallr ..........— » CHEVROLET Converlilile V-H. A ulo, Pnwrr Hrake« And Steering CHEVROLET Impala Sport Coupe, Auto. V-h. Power Brake* MERCLHY Station Wagon, 4 Dour, Auto.. Power Brake*. Steering .— Automatic M 1 1 1 ^4 # kW *1495 *2195 *995 *895 •995 1959 Ford SA LE PLYMOUTH 2 Door V-tt ------- ------------ BUYS d Monlctalre, 4 Moor, Mcrc-O-Matir, Power Steer, and Brake*, Radio, Healer, Beal (Tran. *795 1195 *2395 *1095 SHALLOW Well pump. H hp. FA 2-1208. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Priced To Pul A Sparkle In Your Eye GEORGIA BRICK HOMES. Located in choice locations. FILA. $150 down, $79 per month Monna J a m * . Ph 322-1819 Office FA 2-2111 Nights FA 2-064$ uar. 323-0700 AU4 P ark O f. StnUutt, t Id. 21. Hen uly Salon a (Every One A Reul lleauty) 57 DODGE Jim Hunt Realty CHRISTIAN LADY age 39. care for elderly and light housekeeping. Days. Phone 838 6770- Casselberry. FOR SALE THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Av«. FA 24123 LOT for sale. 75’ x 239’. G roic Manor. By owner. Call FA 2 7411 afWr 6 p m at SOLID MAPLE AM-FM High FI radio, 4 speed record changer, 23" TV combina­ tion. Cost $000, sacrifice at $175. Call FA 2-0200 after 5 p. m. or FA 20834 work­ ing hours. Mrs. More. BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Hollaways, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and 1957 FORD Ranch Wagon. LAWN SERVICE Pick-up. $275. Motor in good shape. Needs sm all body work. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ FURNITURE CENTER 142 Mayfair Ctrcleisfaction guaranteed. Ph. 1100 French Ave. FA 2-1817. Ph. FA 2-7953 ’53 OLDS Good transporta­ tion. ’57 Plymouth Station A D D f T I O \ .S, Remodel­ 31. Articles For Sale Wagon. Longwood T railer ing, concrete work, roofing, Rubber base paint, $2.50 gal. Sales 4 Service. Longwood aiding, carpentry, FA 2 7274 Oil have, 2 gal $3 96 Army838-5613. Navy Surplus, Sanford Ave. 2!L Automobile Service JEW ELS" T a «B C.»ei» »-a • » * r * i * a a * tlavlaa I lalai* a* D i a s * * * A a a la a t U l ( >'.•1* 1*1 T hu h*(*t.y hOllflr.l an.l r*i|utr*.| t o p r* * * n t »ny claim * am i Uam a n d * w h ic h you, o r •>tli*r o f you. tony h»*» »*a1n*t th * • •1*1* n f V\lttt»m II M u rray , d i r r i M i l . I»t« of **id C o u n ty , lo lh # C o u n t y J u J a * o f h*mlnot* C o u n ty . Klorlda. » l hi* off!c* In lh* c u r t h u u « . o f • • t a C o u n t y » t 6 « n f o r4 . Klor19*. w ithin fix calendar m o n t h * f ro m lh * (tm* o f th * flr*t p u h l l c a l i o n of thl» nolle* T i r o co p ies o f **eh claim o r d e n . a n d - 1,011 !*• tu w i i i l n g , a n d kbntl « t « t . th * pine* of r*ftld*nc* a n d po*l -ifflc* a d ­ it r*a* o f I h r c l a i m a n t , a n d • h a l t I,* *w o tn to ti>' ill* c l a i m a n t , » u » n i, a l t o r n * y a n d a e e o m p a n t n l by a fi li n g f»* nf un* d o l l a r a n d »uch claim o r d e m a n d rml so filed ah all b* void. Kilicl I . M u rray ,X» f t e o i i l r l s of til* (<*•! W ill a n d T**t*rn*nl of vv II,u r n It. M u rray , d*c*a**d M a ck X. C l o r l a n d . J r . k C a r r o l l Bu rk*, A t t o r n e y * to r lh* £ * l* t* . Mull* 111 Van fu rd A t l a n t i c X a f t B k Bldg H an fo rd . F lo rid a 12. Real Estate For Salt LIKE IT r.ital* " I W I L L IA M 12. Ileal Estate Tor Sale YOU WILL Legal Notice r*i "Y o u ’d h o tte r do a s ho s a y s ! Ho o u tr a n k s you by o n e s tr ip e !" Stenstrom Really ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Realtor equipped. $75 month. Ph. Raymond Lundquisl, Asso. FA 2-5303. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg la Pay* work and Ironing home. 706 Bay Ave. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Fla. REMINDER >*PW HOUSE on Crystal lake. Km, Convenient to NAS. INCOME TAX SERVICE* Loch Arbor. Call FA 2-2378 Desirable neighborhood, low or FA 2-3077. O. M. HARRISON’S down payment. )21 W. Jin1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 kins Circle. FA 23AJ1. C o m m e rrin l H iiiM itiif 9. For Sale or Rent LAKEVIEW Home tor sale or New, Mm! urn CB building with four store units. 4hi trade for a tiled farm on the If you like country living square feet priced at $1 west side of Sanford. Call 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On per square fool for im ­ FA 2-7898 days or FA 2 6368 south side of big Lake m ediate sale! Good loca­ nights. Mary. Water for boating, tion with parking facilities. rle. Orange tree*. Approxi­ MODERN RANCHKITE Adjacent to Sanford busi­ mately 2W acres. EA 2 9162. 3 acres, modern 3 bedrooms. ness and population center. P i bath*, insulated, cen­ Excellent for medical of1 New house near Lake Mary. tral heating, family room, (ices or service type busi­ 322 3098. separate dining room—At­ nesses. Financing estab­ 13. Real Entitle For Sale tractive Prirv* — Only lished. $ltoo down $18,<x>o — Rad Terms, but SERVICE STATION business Good Value! for sale. Only 3 owners In 37 years. Buy only stock Safe Drivers save up lo 20' r and equipment. FA 2-4682. Beal Estate — Mortgages or more on automobile in­ ill N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 surance. 4 ACRES of land 275 ft. Road frontage on West 1st St. 15 HuhIrfnm O pportunity 4 lane liwy. Price $13,000. 3 Red mo in, CB home on large corner lot Has den. Terms. large kitchen, wall to wall carpet in living room .in*I a and io aerrs tiled farms hall, air conditioner in liv­ available. ing room, and other ex­ tras, Only $83.00 jut month, A wonderful way to make C. A. Whiddon including taxes ami iitMir Reg. Heal E state Broker money where you are l kiss. once Low Down Payment 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3991 The most amazing products See Hus one today! needed by every home, aulo, boat owner, ready for m arket. We get the top business places for you. We pay for local advertising, Real Estate — Mortgages REALTOR - INSUROR wt furnish you wilfi the 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2429 FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. latest of merchandising 3 Bedroom. I bath, large cor­ FURNISHED or Unfurnished techniques. You must be ner lot facing lake. 1U9 house, p i Lots, Corner 2691 honest, consciculmus, witt­ Waits Drive, S u n l s n d Sanford Ave. FA 2-0211. ing to work (oil or part E state. FHA in service. lime servicing the prestige $450 down, monthly $84.75, REDUCED 2 Story home, businesses in your area, in good repair, new plumbing VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 exchange for high weekly wiring, lerm lte contract. or FA 2-2118. earnings. This is not door 715 Magnolia. to door. Minimum invest-1 Highland Park nictil $2,000 protected Call SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2 bath 412 Ed it ha Circle Mr. Southall, I’ll 16771. Many extras. Shade trees This three bedroom block (Parliam ent House Mold) Assume mortgage. 3395 home on two loti ran be Orlando, South Park FA 2-B060. purcbaird for $12.UOU.ou, Can be financed through FHA by qualified purclias c r for only $900.00 down including closing cost. E x­ clusive listing. Furnished Apartment. Close 20 ACRES facing highway In. Jim my Cowsn. FA 2-4013 on large lake. 18 Acres in grove. 5 Room fram e houae. BOOMS, The (>ables, 401 $20,000. 319 3451. Magnolia Ave, FA 241729. n o t ic e o r at it t s is c s t i t k o r r i . o m n * t o BY OWNER. New 3 BR 2 M IL D R E D W A lin e u p . vanity bath, 21' Florida R rsT D r.v cr: u n k n o w n , and TV H O 8 r. L A S T 'e m . Central- heal, double KNOWN MAI LI NO AD- Iw liar <aar< at I k * l ' * * * l » carport, fenced yard, cor­ DllCSS I N: i l E N E t l A L J a Z i r . t r n l a n l r ( a « a ( l , t'liirner lot. $16,599. 322 9420. D E LIV ER Y , V P S IL A N T t. M s , ta l*e«l>ale. M IC H IU A N ;: A s w o rn Com plain! h av in g t e e n filed t g a l n s t you In th e C ircuit C ourt In and for P e m i n o t e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , by n n l i K H T n. VVARDROP, fo r divorce, the eh o rl t i t l e of Which IV R O B E R T B. W A R D R O P . P l a i n t i f f . v*rau». MIL­ D R E D WAR DROP, D e f e n d a n t , t h r e e p r e s e n t * »r* l« c o m ­ m a n d y o u to » p p * * r s n d fit* your !»•*•! o r o l h * r d*f e n s * o r p lead in g * h s r e l n w i t h t h e c l e r k o f lh * C l r o u l t C o u r t o f S em in o le C o u n ty , F l o ri d a , g n d *erv* a c o p y t h e r e o n on p laintiff* A tlorn*y. lU rold F. J o h n s o n , A t t o r n e y nt f-aw, p o . I i r a w e r Z, N an fo rJ , f l o r td a. on o r b e f o r e th o I t h d ny o f April, A. D. 1X3. o r o t h e r ­ w i s e d e cree p r o confe*»u will b t e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. T h e H an fo rd H s r n l d I* d e ­ s i g n a t e d «• • n e w a p a p e r o f g * n * r a l c i r c u l a t i o n In w h ich t h l i r l U l l o n *ti*ll be publt»he.l once each w e e k fo r f o u r c o n . v . - u l t i e w eek a . W IT N E tW m y h a n d a n d o f ­ f icial s o ! o f l h a C l » r k o f th * C l r c u l l c o u r t o o Ihla lh * 4th d.i> o f M a rch , A. l>. t»IS. ( b E A LI A r t h u r H. B * c k » l t h . J r , C l e r k of c i r c u i t C o u r t H a r o l d K. J o b n eon A t t o r n e y to r P l a i n t i f f b u l l a 114 H a n fo rd A t l a n t i c N a l l R k B ld g H an fo rd . F l o r i d a F a b l i a u Marct t 7. 14, * 4. *8 ' CD9-IS Children kept. FA 2-4182. Stenstrom Realty BA Specinl Notices 2317 MellonviRc Ave. Phone FA 2-6119 Child Care. FA 2 2274 $103 $129 $125 Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 31. Articles For Sale PERSONAL RADIO Si LARGE SELECTION of used refrigerators, $29 and up T V. SERVICE with or without trade. We rep air Phono Changer* Investment Radio & T.V., Auto Radius FURNITURE CENTER Sought by 2 young men with IDO French Ave. 1 DAY SERVICE dem onstrated executive ab ­ Ph. FA 2-7953 25th St. 4 Sanford Ave. ility and $10,000 cash. P.O. Ph. 323 0655 Box 1228. Winter Park. WANTED reliable couple to lake up monthly payments 1(1. Female Help Wanted 27. Special Services of $13.59 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call SECRETARY RECEPTION­ WELLS nniL L F.^. PUMPS. SPH1NKER SYSTEMS TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col IST. Typing, stmrthsnd. All Types end Sires Icct. Apply in person. Chapman We Repair and Service A rchitectural Art*, lot W. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick S T I N E First, Sanford. Service With tho Cash. Machinery and Supply Co. SUPER TRADING POST Babysitter, live in. Room, 20T W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 FA 20677. board and $15. 104 S. Ma­ ple. Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2 422.1 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Ilought • Sold. 17. Male Help Wanted L arryV Mart 213 Sanford FRIGlDAinn EXECUTIVE type. Willing Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 Sales & Service to work. $125 wkly. Average. G. 11. 1IIQ1I F K E K E S T IM A T E High School Grad., Fla. res­ 1709 W. 1st St. Sanford Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ident 1 yr. Own car. Age 21Ph. FA 2-3863 ovating. New k Used Furni­ 59, g608 N. Orange. Orlando. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 244-6801, Monuments, Cemetery work Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Also Lettering on Stones FA 2-2117. 19. Situation's Wanted SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. FURNISHED Cottage. Phone 2 BEDROOM bouse, furnish­ ed. (85 mo. Unfurnished (78; O ffice 204 W. First FA 2-ZfloO. 2430 Elm: FA-2-3102. Furn. lowly 2 BR Apt. Lake DEADLINES privileges. FA 2-0274, We have several clean 2 A CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 3 bedroom rentals available Tuss., thru FH. - 2 P. M. day j Furn. 3 Rin. Apt. S30. Mo. now Adults. Ph. FA 2-9480. before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. soon. Furn. 2 Bedroom house. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Adults. No pels. FA 2-7601 1901 Park Avenue Tue»., thru Frl. - 2 I'. M. day FA 2 5232 anytime NEWLY FURNISHED Large before insertion, Mon. • Sat. 2 BR. duplex. 14th St. Long- 3 BR. CB HOUSE. $75 per noon wood. 838-328S. month. 424 San 31areoi RESPONSIBILITY: Ave. FA 2-5573. Three r o o m furnished The Herald will not he re­ apartm ent. 2101 Magnolia, sponsible for more than one STENSTROM RENTALS $45. 2 Bedroom Furnished 2 BR—1 Bath Home Incorrect Insertion of your ad, $ 89 Apartment, $55. Robert A. 3 BR—1 Bath Home $ 80 end reserves the right to re ­ Williams. Phone FA Z-J931. 3 HR—1 Bath Home Sloo vise or reject any advertise­ CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personuls 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation B. Food fi. For Rent fiA Special Notices 7. Business ltentuls 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 33. Furniture By Nadine Seltzer Unusual Business RWEETIK PIE completely furnished 2 ment from what ordered to 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Lake 3 UR—2 Bath Home 3 UR—2 Rath Home conform to tiic policies of tins Mary. Pit. FA 2 7213. 3 HR—l'a Dalit Furn paper. 2 BR. house, 817 Catalina. 15. Business Opportunity 2G. Radio 4 Television , t ill 1095 1795 1196 695 1695 995 895 EASY GMAP TERMS CLAUDE O’HITTELL FRED O’YEACKI.K 2505 PARK AVE. 218 E. 2ND HT. FA 3-0881 FA 2-6231 ORLANDO CR 1-I188 *995 1958 Plymouth Custom Suburban. V-8, Automatic Trana., Air Cond.. Power Steer* llrakes. Radio, llra le r, One Owner, Real Nice. 1958 Ford CuHtoni .‘100 ( Door, V-H, Ford-0-.Matir, Radio, Heater. Extra (Tran. *995 *7 9 5 BARGAIN BUYS 7956 MEKCUav 2>>uor ___ —1855c,,KVMOLCT 8ulion w*|(m__ 1965 F n n n * V' R HlBtlon Wagon 1954 ME,,cu,tY 2 l),M ,r JD'd'up.... 1Q CQ FORD V-H. 4 Dour .............. lUUd i n e n H t u m i iiaef ............ I3 0 w 295 495 395 295 4 sag loo 75 CAMS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY IIIIMT UN 0LRN r nun I M tKCcu Yim n l SANFORD • FA 2-4881 Winter Park Phone Ml 4-0209 LOT AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL 4 i �( V S ip ftatrforh ^ r r e lb Page 4-A — Mar. 1 4 ,19G3 Area C 01C To Hear. Annual Contest D r Donna Gains Tha Longwood Area Cham, her of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting a t 7:30 p. m. Thursday In the Civic League flu IMing on Church St. Following the b u a i n e i a meeting the Annual Seminole County D istrict Conteat on Soil and W ater Conservation will he held. Boys In the area competing In this conteat will give a short talk on the sub­ ject. Judges, who will accompany the boys, will choose a winner to compete In an area contest to be held In Orlando. Winner from this contest will go on to state competition. Refreshments will be served 'a fte r the meeting and pro­ gram by Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Ellery KaddJn. Longwood HD Club Holds Luncheon And Program M eet By Donna Estes This month’s meeting bf the Longwood Home Demon­ stration Club was hold last Friday with 35 member* In attends nee. lajncheon hos­ tesses for the dsy were Mrs. Arthur Putm an and members living In the Sanlando T rail­ e r P ark. Tables were decorat­ ed is the S t P atrick ’s Dsy theme. Mrl. Mary Hartley gave ■n inspirational talk linking the space achievements with God’s work. Mrs. Milton Tin­ sley led the flag salute and she sod Mrs. C. L. Leggett presented s program on high­ way Safety. __ Mrs. George Otto announc­ ed that more blood donors are needed for “ Donor Day" to be held next Friday by Old Glory American Legion Post 183. Announcements of upcom­ ing events included invita­ tion* for m em bers to attend the Fashion Show and F ash ­ ion Contest to be held March 28 a t the Home Demonstra­ tion Center in Sanford and the Longwood Civic League's Spring Festival scheduled this Saturday. Congratulations were ex ­ tended to Mrs- Myrtle Ken­ drick who celebrates her 83rd birthday this month. During the business m eet­ ing a nominating committee was appointed to recommend a slate of officers for the coming club year. On the Pressure Creosote! Fence Posts — Poles, etc. Wood Preserving Co. ISA t i l l O il CRACKER a s TOMORROW and SATURDAY - MAR. 15 and 16 GIFTS' TO ALL ADULTS Coming into Store During Cracker Days GE TOASTER Friday and Saturday W e- CUSTOM QUALITY BUDGET PRICED proudly offers Fay Nothing Down Only — $3 Week Modal 357 WORLD’S GREATEST STEREO VALUE No other portable phonograph offers so murh . , , I a t a price like this. T rue custom component* ■r» tlrtST/l balanced ami combined in a compact 25 lb. “ packL l S S s I age” . . . 10 w att stereo amplifier; professional type control panel, including sejiarn l* lias*, treble, balance, and eid ii.lv * V'M ‘tone-o-matic’* loudness control. 4speed V 'M record changer with diamond needle. Two speakor enclosures—each with two speakers—aepernle up to 32 feet. Caeca covered in sturdy pyrosy lin . . . navy or gold. WH ARK HHAIK|UAIITER8 our With Purchnn* Of GENERAL ELECTRIC Mobile Maid® AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER 7-Pc. Homemakers Ironing Set IRONING HOARD \v‘«" »CORD HOLDER - with Plug and Outlet FOAM PAD SILICONS COVLR - scorch proof iiO-fect Plastic CLOTHES LINE New GE STEAM - SPRAY or DItY IR O N F O R ------ Complete Set LP's and 4 5 's 7 - PIECES K & v V tj m Cream and Sugar Set WITH PURCHASE OF ----MODEL P-33 Only — All Day Demonstration OF GE SMALL APPLIANCES GE Stainless Steel DY — P EEK -A -B R EW C 0 FFEEM A K ER LU C Y F . N O W L IN Hume Service Representative For Florida Power & Light Co. NEEDS NO INSTALLATION ... ROLLS ON WHEELS! FRIDAY, MARCH 15 10 A. M. ’til 5 P. M. ALL STAINLESS STEEL FOR DELICIOUS COFFEE Learn The Proper Use and Versatility Of The Many GE Small Appliances KVKItYTIME ^Attend services t&s week atyourown jlaceof worstip • Itullt-in gauge count* the cup*. Free Coffee and Refreshments • New Modern Oval Design. • Capacity—3 to ID cup*. • "Fluihowoy Drain" liquifies soft food p a r t ic le s , pumps them away • 3-CycIei, Pushbutton C o n t r o l s , Power Shower, Retractable Cord • Vinyl-Cushioned In­ terior holds NEMA service for 11 • Quick-Loading Lift" Top Rack • Pre-rimer, Washes, Dries Automatically • Automatic Drew Control. PAY NOTHING • Automatic Brew Control. • Automatic Signal Light. • Ileal Hr.latent Come, Handle and Usee. • No Drip HpouL meet all your while you shop and save old in of a century a g o ...........All IT COUNTS THE CUPS Built-in gauge tells you how much coffee’s left . . . measure* water whrn filling. Coffe* brew*, atop* perking, *t*y* hoi automatically. Signal light tella you whan to pour. and Cracker the friends, leisurely DOWN and only — style Day TOMORROW VIRGINIA PKTB08M r . O. Bag 1SU NORA NORRIS T * S -U U SATURDAY 3 ON BUILT-INS S A N F O R D ELECTRIC CO. 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. $ Per Week SPECIAL P1UCES TO BUILDEUS SEMINOLE CO U N TY’S OLDEST GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER |---- ----------W AC O M J m P S K B I (on major appliances) S o u th e r n (laid*la, Fla. were given by Miss H oith and Mrs. Hartley. Announcement was made® that the guest for the April meeting will be County Agent Cecil Tucker who will speak on “ Lawns and G rasses." DOWN PAYM ENT Vegetable Market In New York Wednesday, cabbage prices were slightly higher with rratea selling et 2.50- 3,00, mostly 2.75. Crate* of red type were 2.50-3.00, and Savoy 2.50-2.75. Carrots In crates of 48 I lb. film bags were 3.00-3,25, unchanged from yesterday’* quute. Cel­ ery was dull, crates of 2 dot. soiling for 3.00-3.25, 2!s to 3 dozen 3.00-3.50 and 4 dozen 3.25-3,50, Crates of IS film wrspped celery hearts were 3.50- 3.75. Chinese cabbage was steady a t 2.00-2.50 for crates of unwrapped heads, and 2.50-2.75 for wrapped. Endive was steady a t 1.75-2.00 and Escarola brought 1.6U1.76, few 2.00. Uomaine was also steady a t 2.26-2.50 per crate. Crate* of curly parsley, smsll and mostly In fair con­ dition, sold for 2.00-2.50. Bushel baskets of splnsch wore steady In price a t 2.252.50 and collards wore 1.76. Radishes wera steady a t 1.00I. 26 per basket of 30 - 0 os. film bsgs and w ater cress was slightly weaker a t 13-16 cents per bunch. In Central Florida Tuesday, the m arket wua steady for practically all commodities except iceberg lettuce, which was slightly higher a t 3.00 pei* crate of 24 heads, and rumalne, which was lower at J. 26-1.50. Cabbage sold for 1.60 a crate and 1.26 fur 60 |b. sacks, with sums sacks of smsllur sises and poorer qual­ ity at 1.00. Carrots were 2.10 fo r mesh sacks of 48 - 1 Ih film bags, and Cliinvae cab­ bage was 1.40 per crate. Cauli­ flower brought 2.25 for car­ tons of 12 medium to large heads, endive was 1.25 p tr crate, and escarola was 85 cents. Curly parsley was 2.00 per crat* of 6 dozen bunches. Bushel baskets of m ustard and turnip tops were 1.25 and spinach was 1.60. Radish­ es were 76 cents per basket. Shipments from Florida Tues­ day included: Celery rail 33 truck 67| cabbage rail A, truck 130; Escarola rail 2, truck 25; lettuce rail none, truck 10 and radishes rail none, truck 18. com mittee will be Miss Doro­ thy Heath. Mrs. E. P. Rich­ ards and Mrs. Otto who ex­ plained duties of each of­ fice. Instructions and dem onstra­ tion* on msking parchm ents FAirfax 2-1562 �. ~ l P ? -00U * 6 V# *1 (HU? Soviets Quell' Revolt? It m t lft W E A T H E R : F n ir t h r o u g h S a tu r d a y . H ig h D vlny, 8.V90. I.ow to n ig h t, f»r>-70. .VI U n ite d I’r e s s I .e a s e d W ire E s ta b lis h e d 1908 KIM.. M A R C H 1.*., 19C1I S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A MI A MI l l ! ’I) — Joe CiiiH'i proposed shople n d e r pin; center nut by Ravenna I uiii e x ile Park would have netted llir T h u r s d a y n i g h t h is u n d e r -minty close In $2,0wt per * g r o u n d a g e n t s r e p o r te t year in laxe* alone. t h a t S o v ie t tr o o p s w e r e • • • u se d to q u e ll a n u p r is in g lly thi' way. looking through in a p r o v in c e in s o u t h e r n the petition* wr niilril lhat C u lm . there were many, many dup­ S e v e n R u s s ia n s o ld ie r s , lications and many renters in c lu d in g a n o f f ic e r , w e r e nppoM'd tbe rcinning . . . k ille d in th e c la s h w ith Seminole County 1* In * a Chamber of lom m crce long Renters not eligible on pell "< til).in p a t r i o t s ," .-.aid H r. marvelous position" to be range planning eonimittee lions. I ii« Conte Aget". lender of selected a* tlie site tor a Strnstmm expressed hi* • • • • * l«ri»»tiiin Anil ( ‘••intiititilst proposed *lale unlvcr*lly. In opinion Ihi* morning (oilowing 0 ye*, we eirn noted tliat I rout nml tin* National the opinion of Hoiigla* Sion- die Melhinald committee's onr wile voted lor Hie re /on ati* «• Front. strum chairman of the i report earlier this week that in; . . . while her husband i'onti* «nll«*«l upon voted no • !;■ • t McN imm>» • • • t. tilt* iiv'ntc* tin* icpolt. Any wav Appeal coining Mi Mi Nitiiimit Iima •«!•! before the County Commis­ th.i t tl tilt* Soviet* IIM* 11oops sion .it the next meetln; to put i | om ii any Fiiluiu up• ft ft tisitii;*. tin- I ’nitol Staton will 1 II) *lti»|„*» K« n Mi lnti*s|» Hi t,” t\»|lt*» hn% r<,romin*n«lr»! rlt% rmirt •*I hr Soviet* lim e ilonr ••% ro*t* up . . fimfi r fin** .ic'fly that. I urj;f» the fovn*it uill hr 5? . . UMtl hi U* taiy to fliw k it out aiui then $1 , . . (Her >15 it Mill l»« I t»«*ti«*\«* tin* in vt m ow it* up Si 5** . . . It umm| to hr t<» hint.** • • • Con to »ant th»* Kattlr •»« The Atlantic Coast l.tne curteil iluiiiii; t lie* ucek «»l U IIIC A lH ) ( I *1*1 > F iv e n p eru tin y r 111111111* Im la y Itudroad has requested in I «I*. IT «it tin* town of Hataa s k e d tin* t i a i i m i - r a ilr u a d s tn r r s ttn iu "u u 'aU M ig fiil" copies of engineering sludie* Itnntt, m*al til** n u llu m t «'i».*t u o g o tiu tio n s n v o r foathi'i'tioddiny*. on pi|iehiie cro*»tn; Mellon •tf i Ita in Havana I'lnvincr T h e u n io n s s a id th e ta lk s sltm d d ta k e u p ayuiin villi- at the rail tracks. lie s.iitl a total of Hu*to a v o id s h iftin y ; re siH ia siliility to " l ia i s e o u ts id e th e • ft • mum itiltlicr* Mii«* thrown into i n d u s t r y , to a lu isv l.a lm r D e p a r tm e n t o r a n a l r e a d y No one asked me . . . lint I lie hat t lo ucatllht till' t ’uhmi heavilv burdened m agic** ” i ~ It - a pretty ;ood hum li Ihe i«at»el*. it a 1 I r n a d repre»rnla One «*f Ihe vletlin* «»i the ‘Man of Industry' of the live* walked util id liar gam M IS S S ll \R O .N N\ II.1.1 VMS a year to lie named at the in fitfittiliu, t ’oiite -aid, i n ; sessions only Ko minute* ihivtry exhibit April It; at the Soviet au n y officer named a lte r they resum ed Wediu-* Civic Center will lie . . . “ Ktilr’nif." ★ ★ * ★ ★ J \t KMIS\ II l.i: U I 'l l — day in the long, hitler dispute Scott Hums. You can lay SSS The I'uhun leader said a o \ e r tin- elimination ol jolts. Male School Supcl lilt t-mli-lit ‘Yon* ideiulde niiaiher" ••f So­ on it. ‘the liiolherliiMidrepre lliom as II. Ilailey called lo­ ft ft ft viet tin p* \%a* wounded in Milling Uu- | in- nit'll. eugi ti i g h t lor "snbslaiilial" the claah. Thev are hoapltTwenty-fifth Street will be peers trainmen, rondiietors openeil to trallic come next ali/ed at th« oid Army Genand tirakemen, and switeh- tearber pav ta lsrs and leg­ eial lloapilal in Havana, lie week. men have illilieatetl in the islation lirrtilig 1 o 11 o I y County crews working on •aid.* p.i-l they would strike it Ihe roiitrilintions to p 11 It I i r Thrift* ways itu inform ation freeze damaged roads . . . railroads imposed Ihe liiml si bool siqqioll at 25 per resurfacing of Cameron Avc leuarditlK Cuban casualties. eriii/mg work rule ehatiges len t ol total rusts. first ilnn on file agenda. Conte aaid U>u intorm ation It. >1It sides indicated they ft • ft expected 1‘rvsldenl Krnuedy rrtfit riling the t l«i*h was In liead olf any immedule fteinemlier that l.iike llri sinupirled out to him hy mem.'li - S h a r o n W illia m s , 1 7 -y eu r-o ltl iltiu K h lc r o f crisis lui at least !NI days li) cilia project" It's dead now hem of hi* u tid e iro u n d or. . a 11 emergency Hill Hush says lhat rights of- gHiiUntinn in Cul*a known a* M r. a n d M rs. l leo W dliani.* o | l.o e h Ai luq is th e f i r s t a|>|ioinling f ir s t y n u o 't h u lv to . ■•<»• 1 •' •• "M i 1 S ' *1«• t h e -•■•v" (act IiiiiIm; Isiard wav could not lie secured . . . •*Th« SeiiJjt»«U o| 1 Ilielt* ** 1 o u t . . t. HoyyrVvr, l.alwir Secretury Hy the way. Irderslalr 4 M iss W illia m s i - a tiro w u -lu n i l , b lo w n -ey ed , H Willard Wlrlr said in slices the area in two fo n t o n e a n d a h a l f in c h m a j o r e t t e at S e m in o le lliyrh Washington niursday night ft ft ft that the dispute over work Ransom t*i hoot, Who bogilll »i (tool 111 Welcome Wagon n e e d s MIAMI (LTD — V tour rules "must ultimately lie 1 Ihirope iiiiiIm the puiil.inee • I some horses for file Semi sell led hy Ihe parlies them- engine I'.m American World Centennial parade . . . flow ’ « tutor, nml also attended Airways plane lilted mm M-lves.” aliout some help -t h a r t s in M 1 1 y I m id ,* i- t \ i dear skies lodav to take to 'Ihe brolherliisMls' threeft • ft ismi pound- ot ransom in Cuba glnin. page teller to Ibe 1 allroads If was Just revealed today WASHINGTON (MM I carried no luni ot a strike amt bring out more re hi gees She is 110 in eompli*iii‘d Ihal a rity truck went for Itimiu appeared today to lie action It r n t ic i /c d Ihe rail twirler mid enok, love* Inn-* s dunking by Kt. Mellon I’ark keeping it* priunUo to re­ rep resentativ es lor walking T t uitflieninkr R»*licy luiek ruling, ti uni*, dnm iug lake a few months ago. in 11 v e "-evcr.il thou, a ml" ’lop inanacrinrnl a n d out and culled u|mti them t<> MOSCOW ( I f It The ft ft ft olid swlmiuiog, n* well u* military personnel from Cuba 1111100 le.ileis tori fail'll.- "aw ak en lo your nldlgation " linpreeedented d e m n u s tra lra City Manager XX' K. Know­ by mid March, but the great reading mid listening to n lace today lor Mu- lust lime The unions said lliey were lion at the Iraqi em bassy m les on v action. We notired bulk of ihe Soviet force* re­ I cold* mul tnking rare ol to 1 sinie llie I loriila llu*t ready lo negotiate (lie dim !- dicaird today that Ihe h re i n two |o t dog*. sonir of flic hoys sliiiiing up mained toa*l Itailway stiike lu-gan nation ot the job* hy tliou*- I n is loiiglteniug it* a 1111n.l. the floor in his office . . . U. S iifdcluU *.iid almoM 51 days ago Iml the situa­ until of fireim n, one ot tlie l«»k%anl tin* Aral) countrn‘». Just a little loo slick . . . We 2,lNiQ Sov iet perionncl liad tion apparently remained inalh parts of the work rule llc-r ideiil loan .lioold III ili-ad lo i Kelt slipped twice In there . . . been pulled nut during the levi-inns It eiiiild take tlie Easy Shoo-In ft • • "blessed with a m-imo of hu pa»l nionlh .uni a -hip now loti* of lb) per cent ol the lo. W XSIIINC.TON i l l ' l l — mor, giMul roinnion sense, wi ll Important Southslde S cIuniI loading appeared capable ol W*i IIIi'ins n llie good huiiuuid i-iiii-lor ot PTO meeting next liii'sdny carrying nearly I,."sat addi rdlieiilcd olid well-niinuo-r<-d" I.XCKSONY ll.l.h i l l ’ll Franklin I) Roosevelt .Ii Her ooii-uietiu-ul. ore at 7 -.10 p m Xrcrcdltaimn of tlonal. Thev arknowledged apparently made him an easy Management and onion I '.ot igl-.'l? M ild she wiigli* in ot a srhools In tie - discussed. tin* would hardy nns't Ibe sIhhi in today lor early Sen­ ft • • 1 rs well' scheduled to meet accepted idea of "several wi ll-.li-t t United ||f . proud*. ate eiiiilirmalion as underlad's help Camp * hallcnge thousand " (.lie to face Imlay (or the lir*l M-.ret.iry of coninieue . , . That's Hie Master Seal time since the Mm Ida Ka«i Vmerieali olttcifcH lndu.it Crippled Children's Camp . . . ed some uncertainly a. to (o ast Rallw.iy *tnkr stalled They need good hooks, kit­ whether the lliitslaii* leaving 51 day* ago t niU'd fie** Intriiiational WASHINitTON <1 I'll — chen equipment. usedtowels. included any of the 5.000 men A bliiKtery March slurill llie t'rhan Renewal Xdniin • • • Tlie meeting was si lied in (our oimliat liaitalions ( \I.!.A IIA \ ( t i l 'l l — \ uled between financier Fd kukeil iqi its tiei'l* over tlie isrtatliui has uiqirovid aiYou know it v mi much nic­ The United Stale* estimated er writing alMiui helping pen a month »g" lhat there were V ivy pilot ejerted sate > ball and his stall and chair Itorky Mountains 1•*•1.1y and most <15 million grants and threati ru'd to dump snow and loans for a lit! Hi re proji ct pie llisn needling them all tjie $|7.uoo Soviet military per- (imn lot attack plan* n i.ir men of till' II non opeiali"; rnln plr plains states between downtown Tampa In-re Thursday. tune. sonnet in Cuha. 4l>rmg le-s Ilian a week and tlie Hillsborough River T ie plane, an A 1C bky union* who aie -inking (lie ft ft ft liawk. plunged to the g oimd F IT tor a In V* cents an hour away Jim Hardy gave out H4 ai Folksion, •. . iceo I 1 v age increase Yoscinilc National Park I'aXonerated parking ticket- yesterday. ball Is hoard rtiulrtii.iii 1,1 rangers reported heavy snow -1 e o n iiii N t l ' f l i to tlie Navy T.iere was n> The ft • • sign ol the plane w lun *- .irch llie EEC. fall and plow* tolled all night Merchant XlarunAsiuiria Me hollered through the XX E Howard, chairm an ol »o keep road* ami highway* „,,n riutrsday night exnneral parties arrivisl at the scene walls at lairen burgess this PANACEA iL'I'll - An HV however Tlte Navy saul Ihe tin- Assneiatmn of f huiritu it Dear. ,.(| c a|,t Stanley lairil ot all morning i lie's our neiglilnir fiHit Imj.i I. carrying seven i*-r searrli would roiilinue today tor tin- union* will be t-liiiO Tim new storm dio;i|ted up |„r die death* ol t.5(0 at the Honda State llanki sons, and overdue ?l hours |Mikc-inan tor (lie striki-rs uurd mch ot rain a IH-rsons in tlw sinking ol 1I111li<- pilot, l.t ijg i Joe Var ,ihjut new directors named on a Irqi Horn New Orleans Hall said In- call' d I te Imig the west roast. Chill l;iiii'ii Titanic in 1012 m, 2H, math- Ins way lo a tor L'mted f und ' We'll tell in St felirsb utg Is Ihe ob­ (arm Imu-e near Callahan meiltng beeause of "Ibe Ii north wind* blew light rain you .Monday," hollered hack ject ot a seal ill in the Gulf ami called ihe Nw.a! Air n.mrial loss being sullcn-d mtu tin- .San Francisco bay T e n s i o n M n l l l l t s our good neighbor. of Mexico today. Station at Jacksonville to re- by tlie employes , . , the <*‘!"in in KNOS AIRES (Ill'll — ft ft ft EEC . . . shippers . . . and The Coast (Juard Auxiliary |kirl tic was sate. I I f Sail Joaquin X alley •,en*ion miiunted in ArgotIhd you know H it..mil passIhe incotiv cm* nee caus' d t» town o( Dinitlia t'allf was Inia Unlay amid rumor* ot here was a-kcil hy the Coa*t id an ordinance that no more Ihe puhllr " Guard at St feterslnirg to lit I by y mlfiit winds "I liitr * ii |His*di'e naval m o ve to Idling stations lie allowed In notify all lat.il* in the area In Stocks Stead' Hit- sink'- hy 1.2iai einplii} day night, iiinihting jaiwer head oil a jmiIiIu-»I comeback Hie city limits? . . . NEW YORK (L T D -C h a n g is ha* paralyzed Ihe I-EC iv line*, rijiping he on Ihe lookout lor "The roolfrom by suiqxillert oto listed ex ft • • Dead Sea Queen." a convert­ es wen- predominantly small c p t lor .1 lev* token (tain* In me* and tearing li<r* Irom I're side ill Joan I) f cron Attorneys aren't giving up ed *lr result- mtv Ire boat tractions at a steady amt Itelwcen Jacksonville atal Alt lli'-g murid No injuries were on County Commission decis­ with a while hull and grey moderate stock mat to I ojh ii anil which ate being opcral rijairted tint [Milicr d escrib ­ Standiiifc Silent ion on indigent tee* . . . It eil hy advisory personnel. ed dam age a* "incredible.” mg today. deck. I'A (US ' t f h French will be appealed with a group train* stood silent in rrnjily from the bar appearing lie railway stations today a> lure the county laiard. some .ino omi railway worker* ft ft • struck lor 21 liour* in ay 111 It « ton had with all tbe path) with Dip work slop di iver training courses in I'ALM SI'RIMiS. ( iiltf. Ntikfil Animulit (SINA). Il't miv lie 's e e e e iitrii', h u t is shocked hy seeing un­ page ill Frame s nationalized Seminole High School there Henry, who an I’ront b an t h e q u a l itie s o f m o s t clothed animals, lie just coal mines. were only four Sanlord en- (L’l’l) — A imtionwiilc drive to clothe nuked anifieketed the White I Inline m e n h is a g e (,T2) o n ly feels a deep chagrin and trie* in Hie recent vlayceo suffers moral pain when Federal Union lloadco . There were seven mala was caught with ita in an attem pt to have uni- m o r e n o." CAIRO 1 Ill'll — United seeing naked animals.” T h e s t r a i g h t • fa c e d • druwent down. male* dreaned decently, from Izutigw noil. Arab Itcjiublir President Ga• • * However, he showed a Television gag w riter mivh ‘'everything fell il- H e n ry - I’l o u t- Z u c k e r m a ii trial XliiU-l Nasser it conferr­ said he lielieved zealot great deal of amusement Hilrk llenrv. wlirt is really logiiallv into place. Still no word from Jake I did it |mrlly to nniune I’ront has a s much right when iicw spa|M T s, leluvi- ing willi key vllicials ol Sy­ /o i u ii on plans fur hi* boat Ruck Zuckermati of New and Iraip apjrarcmly on York, admitted Thursday Ruck Henry, hut I’tout to Ire taken aeriously as sion news shows and ria marina . . . f- H- Hanle projMivals lor a "federal iNtriodieals tisik I ' r o u t unmn" of their three coun­ watching the calendar . . . he al.-o was (!. Clifford takes it all very seriously. anyone else. "He's very s i n c e r e seriously during his cunt- tries, It was reportrd Unlay. II*- • jot In* money up on the I'ront Jr., founder of the II know I'ront quite well. Society of Indecenev D» lie's a gn at guy, I would*.about SIMA. He no longer; paign. ubia lor the project. a new imivcr-uy *hould ho lorated in the "Orlamlo-Can avcral • Pay ton a" area. are right in the nit tht* area gcographlStenMrom slid , and al»o we .ne right in the middle of the area populationwise. (wing in between (loom­ ing Orange, \ h ums and lire yard Counties." -laical leaders showed not Feather Bedding t. Lets Taik, Unions Ask Bulleiin For Centennial First Miss CcuKty Esitree h\ now A. BRIEFS ★ ★ * Reds Abiding On Troop Pledge Face-To face TEC Meet Set Pilol Ejecis From Falling Jet >» Rain, Snow Plague Plains All-Out Hunt On For Boat ** N O . GG9 Seminole In Choice Spot For Proposed State School lly LARRY VERSHKI. r »> X. i t *• Drive Caught Wish Drawers Down (I rants Okayed S H A D E S O F T H E H A Y 9(1*. A n n llr m u lt ( le f t) m u l E u n ic e .Ic iik in so n g u t in to tlie tq iirit o f " ( 'n i c k e r D iim *" to iiiiv w h en th e y nhovveil ii|> f o r w o rk lit R iium ill.it m ul A m lci'noii p h n iT n iiry . Ktiniett I'tirrie s n |Kitiito-|ihiRKi>«l k e r o s e n e r a il m u l h e r b a s k e t is c o m p le te w ith a Sear.* c a ta lo g u e . I'l i / e d ra w in g s w ill I k* h eld a t 9 p .m . to n ig h t m ul ot.'IO p .m . S a tu r d a y a t F ir s t S t r e e t a n d M ag iiu lin A v e n u e . S to r e s a r e o f f e r i n g " C r a c k e r D a y s ” lia rg a in to d a y m ill S a t u r d a y . ( H e r a ld l'lm t o j Jet W ith 8 7 Aboard Escapes Near Disaster Seminole Ouiiity industry will ditjduy (Is wares in a one evening exhibit April IK ai llie Civir Center. Tbe.exhibit will tic a pan ol I n d u s t r y .Apiircciulton H i d . starling April 15 Industry eomuuilee ol the ('handier of Commerce voted Thursday aflernoon to stage the exhihit, with all of coon ly imlustrir* taking part I hair in.hi Scott burn* re |Nirted that a highlight ol llie evening will lie a 15-minute talk hy Gov. Fnrrii llryanl over a i Io m ' i I television rircuit. The Governor's spe*'ch i* srheduli'd lor A p ill. fiemiiHilc County's "Man ol Industry" will lie named fol lowing bryant's talk, it was rejKirtcd A county industrial man will lie named a* Hie one who lias d o n e llie most during Ihe last year to pro­ mote industry in Hie roiinty Tlie evening program will lie rounded out with a fash ion show (nr the women, tealuring swimming auita by Altx ol Sanlord. Senate Approves Draft Extension WASHINGTON (U P D -T lm Senate Imlay approved a fouryear extension of llie military draft law after 10 minutes of debate. The House passed tlie bill earlier Ibis week and Hie Senale’s action sent it to Pres­ ident Kennedy. It was the lirsl major bill of Ihe present session lo reach Iho XXhita House. Reminder WASHINGTON (UPI) — Susskind was the first man President Kennedy got his lo leave Ihe plane He slid annual gift of St. Patrick's down a rope ull.l held llie Day shamrock* from thu cincr-'cncy chille steady while Iri-h ambassador today—a* llie oilier passenger* slid b> long with a reminder that U w a s the lliill*h who burned (hr ground. ' What a*lonialicd me was tne XXIdle House in lfltt. llie way I wa* approached Ihe producer said "There wa* no panic but good old Itrit ish calmness and sell di* .... Page 8 III lilgr upline ' Page |0 A II I litsslfi ti lie slid I lie klcwii.d calmly „. I'nge lrt Comics — a*kcd him if be wa* ' a lie," Dent Abliy Page 8 Susskind said be .shrugged .. Page t Edltoi btl III- -bonder* and headed lor Page 0 I idertainm ent (hr >vll Page tO Pujutle ........... ' lie asked me to move Society „ Page 8 with alacrity,” Susskind said Page S S poils . .. "I did, went down the rope Glltllclies ...... Page 2 and hurt my arm." LONDON ( t ' f l ) — A briii-h European Airway* Comet jetliner made an emergency landing »1 lotidnn A1rjxirt in ■lav idler a warning light in dieated a lire. The H7 passengers, Inrltidin; American television pro diner Havnl Susskind, escap n l to emergency chute No •wnous injuries were report ed X HEX *|mkc*muii said ap patently there was no lire and that llie warning light 1 .mo on Imransc ol an r <*e Irical fault llie plane was laiuiid lor iiciwva. Industrial Show Slated April 16 h o much Interest, StenMrom stated, when first pmpnsall were bo- a "rra*h program'' to r-tahllsh » spare institute fir scientists and technologi-t* in Ihe Orlando-Canavcr* :il area. "Itoweyer. this new thought of a university offering the arts, humanities and other subjects its it* curriculum for high school graduates in the Orlando Canaveral-Pay. tona area puts an entirely dif­ ferent picture on the matter," the attorney pointed out. He at*o stated Seminote County residents should nut confuse this new proposal of a stale university with the thought of a space Institute. This would lie a regular stain university, with a very-longrange plan (or offering science and technological studies at some future date. Sten-trout al-o recalled that Fred Piekinson, West faint lleach, chairman of the Flor­ ida Council of too. was in Sanford earlier this week in the interest ot the proposed university'litis university i< part of a $:u million pro|Hi*al for another university in the I’en-acola area and several junior colleges. County Commissioner l.en (iarv last Tuesday minimal­ ly informed members of the Commission that "1,000 acres nl good land" are available in Southeast Seminote County as a site (or the local school. Herald Index OLD FASHIONED HAIMIALN DAYS t Bedttiitg i^aie S ANY B O X SPR IN G IN T H E STO R E $|Q00 With The I'urthnw Of A Matching Mallreisis At Regular Price. £ d w l& 2nd & Magnolia BEDDING COMPANY FA 2-G321 t t - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 14, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/37ad56e881667d2a6ddbff54506ae908.pdf 7ff7ab1009db2eb3abfd41245e6d40a6 PDF Text Text • ' •>£ ' xuP-ffk _ ■>( ** ; ■ ‘ v \ ■’*'<* I . . « v: '-.tr w * 1» ■ V .............. , 4 - ffijr Good Conduct Medals To 15 •enforh frrtlh Page S — March 12, 1968 [ A Lenten Drama presented by member a o f (lie Denary Community Methodist Church w at featured on the program Fifteen men assigned to the Hcuvy Attack Wing One s ta ff at tho Sanford Naval A ir Station today were presented three-year Good Conduct Medals by Cdr. Charles W. Meshler, the W ing’s Chief S taff Officer. The presentation* took place during n special hoitcM, Freeze Damage Estimates Severe muster o f W ing a taff person­ lip " nel in front o f tha Station's kfl r■i f r S t* ■ J. a ST. JOHN News From Sanford Men In Service Ensign James B. St. John, •on o f Mr, and Mra, J, B. St, John, 220 Crystal Drive, has made tala Brat solo flight as a student pilot at the Na­ val Auxiliary A ir Station, lau D cy, Field. Pensacola. Ensign John W. Harris, ion or Mr. and Mra. Fred J. Har­ ris, 3104 Country Club Road, is serving aboard (he destroy­ e r USS Power, which recent­ ly returned to Mayport, Fla., after ala months or duty with the 8UUi Fleet in the Medi­ terranean Sea. William E. Fuilord, fireman apprentice, inn o f Mr. and Mra. Edward L. Futfbrd, 118 Lake Boulevard, ia at­ tending the electrician’*.m ate school at the N aval Training Center, Great Lakes, III., with graduation scheduled for April 12. Manuel A . Oontaies, equip­ ment operator second clasi, husband o f the former Mis* Jewel! P. Betts, 118 Oak Avenue, la serving with a N a vy mobile construction bat­ talion on Guam. Pvt. Donald E. Boron, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Boron, 1303 South Park A ve­ nue, recently completed eight weeks o f advanced armor training In tank operation at the Army Arm or Center, Fort Knox, Ky. Nick F. Sapone Jr., engineman-fireman, son o f Nick F. Sapone S r„ R. H. I, Longwood, la serving aboard the altack aircraft carrier USS Independence, currently at the Norlolk Naval Shipyard, Poratmouth, Va. administration building. It wna tha seventh rurh award fo r two o f the re­ cipient*: Master Chief AviaUon Fire Control Technician Edwin G. N eville and Cle­ ment R. Reave* Jr., Chief Aviation Machinist Mule. Five other* received their n I a t h award; Ilennaid D. Buckingham, IlM l; Freeman W, Firestone, A T C ; John Rtankiewlca Jr., PTC A ; John F. Uhr, AF.CS; and William G. Young, PTC. In addition, Chief Uhr was awarded a certificate o f per­ manent appointment to the rate o f Henlor Chief Aviation Electrician's Mali-. Others receiving Good Con­ duct Medals (the number in parentheses ia the number o f time* the recipient has re­ ceived this aw ard); Billy B. Ryan, AKCH (5 ); Kenneth C. Kohl, A OCA (4 ); Wendell Holme*. A Q l (4 ); Clifford C. Lord, A K I (2 ); Henry L. Casey Jr., Y N 2 ( I ) ; James 8. Kent, BM'J (1 ); Herman F. Waller, YN3 ( I ) , and Lswrenca L. Hill*, PH2 (1 ). A L E N T E N DRAM A wan featured on the program o f laat week's annual PeBnry WSCS Illrthriny Luncheon. Taking part In the presentation were, from left, Hnrold Barry, Sidney Swallow, MarRaretta Lakcman, Mra. Ed I'erry, Wesley Saatkanip and Hugh Booth. Mra. Ethel Gray, who nerved ns narrator, was not present fur the photo. (Cox Photo) The Chief Staff Officer of Firestone's Naval career lic a ty Attack Wing One to- extendi back to 1933, when he enlisted for duty in Chi­ day released orders to the cago, III. Except for the per­ Fleet Reserve for Free m Bn iods 1037-12 anil 19(5 50, he W. ( Kiwty) Firestone, end­ has served the N avy ever ing more than 20 years of since. Hla career Included duty active Naval duty for the Whig's Public Information in both the Pacific and At­ lantic fleet*. He flew aa comchief. Firestone, a chief aviation Electronic* technician, been stationed January 1060. By Jane Casselberry Girl Scout Troop 331 start­ ed out Girl Scout Week with a Campoul at Camp Tlcochee, the Citrus Council'* Camp near Barbcrville which J> supported through the sale of Girl Scout Cookies. The g lrli left Friday af­ ternoon after school and re­ turned Sunday afternoon. While In camp they stayed In cabins In the T ill T im ­ bers Area. A Scouts Own ceremony, constating of Bible reading, singing and prayer, w ai conducted Sunday morn­ ing by Becky Totten, Cheryl W itters, Karen K rin , Melenda Casselberry, S u • a n Hunter and Alice Dunnett. Oliter girls who made the trip were Karen Cass, Dorli Alkens, Mary Jo Hulbcrt, Joy Hornbuckle, Annette llcndcr and Cathy Johnson, The group wna nrrnmpanled by Mrs. Frank Russell, leader; Miss Joan Ostruw, teacher at South Seminole Junior High and Miss Lee Van Wornter, a scout leader in a Winter Park troop. Lenten Drama Given A t WSCS Luncheon here has since The orders were read by Cdr. Charles W. Mcshler, Chief Staff Officer, during a special awards muster of aU Heavy Attack Wing One personnel in front o f the Naval A ir Station adminis­ tration buildings. Double columns o f “ sideboys'’ composed o f other chief petty olficers assigned to the Wing staff saluted and the whistle o f a bo'iun'a pipe sounded FircsUme's depar­ ture to Inactive duty. Assistant County A g e n t Ernie Lundbcrg will be the guest of the Boar Lake Gar­ den Circle a* the program speaker for this* month'* meeting. The circle will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the home o f Mrs. Lom e Evelilxer, corner o f Causeway Dr. and Pearl Lake Dr. in Forest City. Clink to bo sure the hos­ pital patient feels well enough to have visitors. A R T IIROWN BEST CONTROL bat aircrew aerographer LA K E LA N D (U P I) -C itru s damage from the December freeie apparently is even more severe than waa thought at first, according to Flor­ ida Citrus MutuaL So severe, in fact, that Mu­ tual said thli weekend the chancel o f having even half a citrus crop next year arc “ rem ote." Tree damage and wood Io n are high, according to a report from Executive Vice President Robert W. Rutledge and groves arc showing in­ creasing damage. The report said only a few areas escaped widespread damage. These were mostly in the Indian River and low­ er ridge sections which miss­ ed the brunt o f the Decem­ in ber cold wave. . patrol aircraft during World Others appearing on th e ! Burnelt. Miss Adelaide Con| Taking part In the drama ■were Mr*. Ethel Cray, nar- program were Mr*. William |le and Mra. Beatrice Muller. rator; Sidney Swallow aa Judas, Harold Barry >■ Simon Peter, Hoyh Booth as a Roman soldier, Mrs. Ed Perry aa Mary, Margaretta Lakeman as Mother Mary and Wesley SaatJump as the thief on the Cross. Tables were group by twos Immediately for conducted each two month period. A brief business session was conducted immediately fol­ lowing lunch and preceding the program. Dovotlorfc were given by Mrs. Damon Scott Longwood Circle Sets Election II) Donna K*le« I^ingwood's St. Catherine of Siena Circle o f the Church o f Nativity Catholic Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. William W right on W. War­ ren 8L Members art urged to at­ tend aa there will be election o f officers. Nurses Assn. Meet Thursday W ar IF. III* introduction to Heavy Attack w ai in 1950 with Composite Squadron Seven (now Sanford-based Heavy Attack Squadron Se­ ven), then home-ported at Members o f District 37 of NAS Moffett Field, Califor­ the Florida Nurses Assn, will nia. meet Thursday at S p. m. •Later In the S0'» he served In tho Health Center os aboard the aircraft carriers French A re., for the month­ Lexington and Midway, fin­ ly session. ally coming to NAS Sanford Guest speaker will be Mra. in 1900. Except for brief as­ Alvin Kilpatrick, from the signments to special pro­ lied Cross office, who will jects, he has worked in Pub­ present a program on Water lic Information ever since. Safety. Site will bring “ An­ Firestone, hla wife, the nie" along for demonstration form er Dorothy Uelgcrt of purposes. Nekoosa, Wls., and their three All registered nurse* In children live at 311 Citrus Seminole County are Invited Drive, Sanford. to attend. M AN U FACTU R ED LO CALLY By Gator Lumber Company to meet jo u r eaaet building specification*. APPROVED • • Southern Builder FHA A VA BY Coda Congress G A T O R Lumber Co. Bh. FA 700 French Ave. 2-7121 Run cle a n through sp rin g w ith R P M M O TO R O ILS F. W. FIRESTONE W ant your car to sing through spring... with smooth­ er performance, every mile? W ant engine parts bo dean, so iriclion-free, you save up to 1 gallon o f gasoline in every. 8? Then change to R P M Motor Oils, the deposit-free oils with the amazing aahlesa detergent that almost halts engine wear!'Choose from R P M Special and R P M Supreme—two great oils. Roth are high-detergent. Both dean engine parts as you drive, keep your engine young. You'll find that R P M in your crankcase means long-run­ ning mileage, better protection for your car. 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ConnecircML ■I » j a *>i y F lr a t Best place to atop-to REFRESHand REFUEL ! �GOOD OV Cracker Days Cornin' FASHIONED m m d ays C l o '- * GOOD OL‘ FASHIONED CSAHEE DAYS Million Facility Eyed For NAS ' By L A R R Y VERJBIIEL A 1.000 acra offer has already been made U Um itala lo c i tea that proposed itate jn iv e n ity In Seminole Coun­ ty . . . A special meeting of the chamber’! long range planning committee on educa­ tion will be haitily called "soon." SEE B U LLE TIN * • • One o f the ttructurcf dated for condemnation la that old boipltal on Oak Ave. W E A T H E R : Clmuly mid warm thrmik’ h Thursday. High today, 80-85. Lonw tonight, 67-70. V O lT 63 • • • The county hai been paying for termite control on the Jail . . . $35 per year . . . After a 30 minute discussion yeaterday the board decided they didn’t need it . . . The build­ ing is made of concrete. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. M ARCH 13, 1063 SANFORD, FLO RID A NO. 667 Quick-Thinking Cited • • • After yesterday’ s e i g h t hour County Commission meeting, John Fitipatrick quipped . . . “ We’ve got crip­ pling paralysis, talk, talk and tabic everything.” * • • In Train-Truck Wreck Quick thinking by a rail­ faingwuod volunteer depart­ road engineer was being cre­ ments, along with Florida Forest Service men who spot­ dited today with preventing ted the blare from tiie Longinjury and possibly death for wood fire tower, battled the passengers aboard his train flames in tiie passenger cars when it struck a liquid gas for two hour*. They were truck killing the driver, IK-1- hampered by imoke and the fact Ihe (tames were in the ton Theodore (T e d ) Teslon, air conditioning ducts. Tuesday afternoon at Alta­ Train service wa* blockmonte Springs. Wc asked John FiUpatrick about a possible pay raise for Supervisor of Registration Camilla Bruce and making it afull-time operation. Said John: “ If we don’t atart pay­ ing our officials a reasonable wage . . . w e’ll wind up with second class officials," • • • Asked Jim Avery Ihe same question and Jim said, “ Don’t think we’re ready for a full­ time registrar yet. It’s desir­ able but the voters will have to forego the luxuries for some o f the essentials.” Aftermath Of Collision • • • Circuit Judge Voile Wil­ liams Is chairman for this year's Boy Scout drive . . . Speaking of Voile, he’ s a per­ fect gentleman . . . He gives his reserved c a r . parking apace by the courthouse to his secretary and parka hi* ve­ hicle on part of a city easemeat. • ;* ■• Attorney Funds For Indigent Out Seminole County attorney* There w ai another boiler explosion at Hunt Plant . . . appointed by the courts to This one not quite so serious. represent indigent defendants • • • must continue to do so with­ Lengthy soning board meet­ out pay, it w ai voted by ing tonight . . . Biggest Item is public hearing on Joe Ga- the County Commission Tues­ ill's community s h o p p i n g day afternoon. center by Ravenna Park . . . The Seminole County Bar Starling time T:S0. Association had requested • •• Nobody, asked me but, sure w iih Hill Hutchison would get well , . . Hiss him I • • • “ Dirty pool" was charged by C o u n t y Commissioner James Avery agtinst Zoning Director Robert Drown Tues­ day afternoon. Brown was pushing hisrequest to allow the courthouse maintenance employe tbo privilege o f us­ ing a county-owned truck for transportation to and from home. Avery charged and Brown admitted ho had col­ lared Individual commission­ ers separately la an effort to push across bis request. Com­ mission okayed a motion by Commissioner John Alexan­ der to table the request for SO days. • • • Although there is a water cooler in the hall right out­ side the County Commission room. Commissioners Tues­ day directed "fou r or fiv e " thermo* Jug* with cold water be placed on the head table at future Commission ses­ sions What? None for the pres* teble? • • • Gordon Frederick and Jan Fortune won't speak at Jay(-CCS and Women Club groups . . . Rolli forums canceled . , . Sir. Fortune couldn’t piske it. * •• Trooper J. L. Sikes and Deputy J. Q. Galloway were “ on the scene" at Iba time of thf fatal train-truck collision. The two officers were on sep­ arate investigations and Just happened to be passing through Altamonte Springs when tiie accident occurred. Commission ing. M ir d i * £ 3^ of one Dispute Talks Resume Again CHICAGO t u rn - The Ba­ llon's railroads and five rail unions i./turned battle across the negotiating table today in their longstanding “ feath­ erbedding" dispute. The fight between the rail­ roads and five un-train bro­ therhoods over Job-cutting work rules changes would vlnd up in a crippling nation­ wide rail strike, Even though hope* for an early settlement appeared dim, it appeared likely that the quarrel would be dump­ ed on the White House door­ step before strike stage la reached. i Navy Attack Plane Crashes; One Killed Violent Storms Rake Southland By United I'res* International Violent thunderstorms rak­ ed (he flooded Southland to­ day and a blustery March storm duin|kcd heavy snow across Nebraska and Iowa. Thousands were homeless. The death toll mounted. An airline pilot reported a tornado near Indianapolis, Ind., during the night. Warn­ ings of severe thunderstorms, damaging winds and hail wrre poslrd along an 80-milewide swath deep into the heart of Ohio, Soaking rains across the South sent river* and creeks spilling from their banks. Coast Railroad atrika poses a More titan 30,uoo persons fled national haranl, Rep. Dun to the rising water* in the Vir­ Fuscell, D-Fla,, told members ginias, Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama Tuesday. o f Congress Tuesday. Fuscell criticised the railway and I I nun-operating lo­ cals fo r the failure to come to N E W YO R K (U P D — Stocks ■n agreement. In Jacksonville, mean while, jumped o ff to a firm start to­ strike leaders said they bad day with some of tha leading moved "in a new direction" to iiauai t r a d i n g substantial blocks. settle the dispute. FEC Strike Called Hazard Killed was U . Cdr. Jack C. Tholl, 32, of Jacksonville, a member o f Attack Squadron 40 based at Cecil Field Naval Air Station, about Z's utiles from the crash scene. The A fC Skjhawk burned and art fire to dense brush­ wood in live area. Fire fight­ ing umta from the Naval Base and local volunteer units doused Ihe flames. Firm Start Justice of the Peace Elmer E. Ashley J r impanelled a coroner’* jury of six men at Uie scene. A verdict of accidental death in a trucktrain collision was returned by tiie Jury. Teilon, a native of Sanford, was horn July S3, toll, ami served 31 months with the Army’s Occupation Forces In Germany. Up was a member of the Free Methodist Church ard wa* employed by MidFlorida Gas Company. Survivors arc his wife, Mrs. Carolyn Teston, to whom he =vts married last Nov. 3; his parents, Mr. and Mra. Dellon W. Teston; a slater, Miss Clco Teston, and a number of uncles and aunts. The "sweeter thnn nwcet" mid "hotter than hot" Funeral services will be m u sic f o r the formal dance o f the Semi-Centennial conducted by Rev, Clyde Dol­ Celebration on April 27 will be none other than lar, of Free Methodist Church Charlie Spivak. Tiie announcement waa made by at 2 p. m. Friday at the Garnett White, chairman of, the event, who added Brisson Funeral Home. In­ that tiie 12 piece nationally known mimic maker* terment will ba In Evergreen would Include the lovely vo­ > Cemetery. calist Vicki Savage, who ha* leun n jtopultti- attraction, not only fo r her appealing video bul for her beauty. J V U V A ... White said that negotiations for tht stellar attraction had been going on for some weeks, but the contract was signed yesterday. Tha M ayfair Inn will be the W ASH ING TO N (U P D — alto o f the “ hop” and man­ AFI.-CIO President George ager E vert! Kerr ha* assured Steany urged Congress today White that tha famous hos­ to rut lavi-a $10 billion, retro­ telry w ill “ go all out" to intikn active to last Jan. L this a top social event o f the season. The full facilities will be made avnilablo to thr fes­ GENEVA (U P D —Th* ftovlct Uniun today promptly re­ tive crowd that the committee jected a now 1J. 8. o ffe r to let estimated at 400 couples. tha [Uiasluna keep nuclear in* Tlt-krU will be made avail­ apeclora out of uny area con­ able in the next few days ac­ taining scnsitivu defense in­ CHARLES S P IV A K cording to White. The print­ stallations. ing ha* been delayed while lbs Dtiu Hero fianalising o f contract fur Hplvak and his musicians whs JAC K SO N VILLE (U P1) — taking place. The “ ta g " will House Speaker Mallory Home bo only $5 a couple" and that •aid Tuesday that the iqiconiis “ rock bottom” cii price for tog session o f (hr l.cgi*liitura such a festive evening with a will probably be one o f Ilia top name band, White said. most disorganised in recent TALLAHASSEE (U P D — history. State Hep. Frederick Karl of Spivak 'H ere' For Centinnial Cut Taxes Asked Sample ballot* fo r the March *2(1 special legislature rlrcHurt are available at tinoffice o f Court (Jink Arthur If. Beckwith Jr. in the courthouse-, it was reported today by Registrar Camilla Bruce. Absentee ballot* are avail­ able at Mrs. Bruce’s o ffk s in the Chamber o f Commerce building until 6 p.m, March 21. Da) Iona Reach called today meeting here Herald Index Tentative plans for a Co­ ing wore Dr. Ray V. Sowers ual* to meet requirements fur certification while operative Teacher Training of Stetson University end Dr. teacher Program were made public today by School Supt- It. T, Milwee. To include Volusia, Orange, Brevard, Seen inula, Indian River end Osceola Counties, the project wa* announced following a meeting o f are* Superintendents. Also attend­ W. T. Edwards of Rollins teaching. " I t I* expected that school and college officials that the plan will include all essential features o f a stand­ tha adoption fo r tha proposed ard teacher education pro­ the two- year- Cooperative pro­ gram. It will be scheduled to gram will rlear th* way for help the new teacher work project. children during tho to recruit with Aimed at meeting antici­ school officials pated iweds fo r ttwebers, es­ needed teacher* from among training period and aril) func­ pecially on tba elementary college gradual ee In the local tion ao that etrong profes­ sional preparation wiU ho in­ school level, the u$w plan community," Mil wee aaid. It waa emphasised by both sured. would permit a college grad­ College official* who assisted in designing school Following expected approv­ al by the State Department o f Education, preenit plena call for th* sequence of eoureee In the pilot program to begin during the coming Summer Session at Stetson University and Rollins Col­ lege* Milweo aaid the Co­ operative Program had re­ ceived enthusiastic support from all Bounty superintend­ ent* end the perticlpeting college*. Regarding futuro, recruit­ ment plena, Mllwee said, "we do not 'intend to reduce our effurte to secure fully quali­ fied teacher* fo r our children. Howuver, pest experience telle us that wa probably will not otherwise be able to complete­ ly staff our schools." The Cooperative Program Cnagroeeman A. 8. ITer­ lang Jr. telegraphed Th# Herald Ibat a “ bill to au­ thorise military construeUoa being considered to House today carries liens o f I t , 118,00a for operation and maintenance f sc little* at Sanford N aval A ir Sla* ■'> Aw attache to Berteng’a WarifagtoM office t o t e * * Tbo Herald by ketepbeo* that the Item I* part af a $15 billloo bill before Congreet for military construc­ tion. NAS officials advised The Herald the SI.138.mm appro­ priation, if approred. will provide lor rooatiwcUao of an aircraft parting apron and a squadron haagar, of­ fice and shop complex. MOSCOW (U P I ) — The Soviet Union charged today that two U. S. Navy warships fired on a Soviet fishing trawler about 70 mile* east o f Norfolk, Va., five days ago. Tha charge wa* made in a .Soviet note to the United States published here today, H i* not* said th* incident happened March 8. Tiie note said the first volley* were fired at 12:15 p,m, but did not specify wrliut lime was being used. The Am eri­ can ships them moved to with­ in unv kilometer slightly more than half a m il* from th* Soviet t e n d and fired two tnoic Jumln> warhead voll.’ jc that landed ftp inner* from Ihe trawler, the note claimed. “ By such actions American warship* endangered the Sov­ iet trawler end it* crew,* tho note said. "Th e Soviet govern­ ment look* upon th* shooting at the fishing trawler o f th* Soviet Union by American Navy ships as a rude violation o f generally accepted norm* o f International law, o f printiptoe o f freedom o f naviga­ tion on the open see end as an act o f arbitrary rule which can kwd to serious conse­ quences. "H ie Boviet government state* to th* American gov­ ernment Ita protest connected with th* above stated pro­ vocative actions o f American warships end expect* that thoe* guilty w ill be punished end that pocoaeary measures wiU be undertaken not to al­ low such actions in future." Plot Unveiled United Press International PA (US (U P D -F r e n c h potof bond programs in Florida Ire reported today they hnvp including Ihe $137 million learned a Secret Arm y Or* bond-financed Sunshine Stole gonlxatioii plot to provoke pi-artful strikers Into ruging Parkway. tnoba. Karl said he will ask Ihe Legislature A It ,138,DM con struct bin program for Sanford Naval A ir Station was bring con­ sidered la tbo U.S. Houso of Representative* today- Disorganized? for a legislative Investigation April 2 tu *et up a special committee to investigate not only existing bond programs hut also study laws on deficit •landing to determine whe­ ther the “ fiscal integrity" of the state has been violated. Classified .... Page 3-A He aaid he hopes the study Comics’ ..... l ’age 2-A will ( produce legislation to Dear Abhy .... Page 8 prevent “ fiscal irresponsibil­ Editorial Page 1-A ity” in tiie future. Entertainment - Page 8 Kari suggested that legisla­ Legal* . .. Pago 2-A A 3-A tor* representing the East S ociety___ _ I'age 10 A II Coast meet early in the *e* 8 porta _.— „.. Page 4 »iun to discuss the whole Puxxle ________ Page 2-A matter. Bulletin Soviets Charge Navy Warships Fired On Trawler Bond Program Probe Urged Sample Ballots Available TED TESTON Reject Offer New Impasse It) Foiled Pres* International New York publishers, their dispute with tlio striking printer* settled, faced a new Impasse today in ironing out details with tha New-paper Guild. Vets Fined M IAM I <U PI) — A municipal judge Tuesday fined 1U Cuban veterans o f th i Bay of Pig* Invasion a total o f $4ut’ and gave each a suspended Jail sentence fur demonstrat­ ing agalnat pacifist picket*. Cooperative Teacher Training Program Set Here • #• Seminole County will bold “ open house" for the public at the courthouse during the week of March II, designattd by Gov. Farris Bry*#* as “ County Government W eek." County Commission has e x ­ tended through School Supt. H. T. M il*ce an tnritaUon to 11- students to "sit In " at the next Commission meet­ support of two plans: Statewide legis­ lation providing tor counties to name public defenders or, if that failed, to budget fundi to pay court'appointed at­ torney!. It was pointed out Tuesday by Clerk Arthur H. Beck­ with Jr. that the State Su­ preme Court haa ruled at­ torneys must serve Indigent* when named by the circuit court Judges. Carroll Burke, bar presi­ dent, submitted to the Com­ mission Tuesday an estimate that $3,500 would be aufflcent for attorney feci for a year. After a lenghy discussion. CommUiionrr* were unani Commissioner John Fltiput- irous in voting “ no funds." rirk, tuylng “ attorneys are in the liighusl-paid Income In other action Tuesday bracket and should give a little free service," called for i afternoon, the Commission: a roll call vole on the Issue Accepted low bid of (3.334 of Rosier Machinery fur a $' r r* ? uted trailer. Referred to County Engi­ neer William Hush for furtltrr study flip q q e a tfo of build­ pun* we 99* ing ns. oceans Mod to the new Baglbfc Kristas School Tabled that of • hy-pais division. Took no action oa the re quest of the Seminole Connty Mcdlcal Association for legis­ lation strengthening th e Board of Medical Examiners. Approved a resolution dir­ ected to tiie State Hoad De­ partment requesting access n ads be provided for resi­ dents whoso homes have Iwcn isolated in tiie construction JOHN FITZPA TR IC K of interstate 4. T h ey Gut Plenty* Tabled tiie naming o f a committee to study tiie need of a courthouse annex. Directed Zoning Director Robert Brown to sign w ar­ rants against Clyde William* and A1 Reynolds for main­ taining a Junkyard on High­ JACKSONVILLE (UPD - way 430. A single sealer N avy attack plane which crashed Tuctday night killing Ihe pilot wai practicing simulaird carrirr landings and had been in the air only X's minutes, the W A S H IN G TO N (H IM ) — Navy aaid today. Tiie ll'-day-olit Florida East When fire from tiie truck’s liquid gas spewed the area the engineer, C P. Harkey, of Sanford, drove his train, 1H cars with two diesel units, through tiie flames to a point of safety. Trooper J. L. Sikes today recounted the accident: Teuton, 21, of 100 Garrison Drive, Sanford, was driving his truck, owned by MtdFI or Idi Gas Company, San­ ford, on Leonard Street par­ allel with the Atlantic Coast Lino tracks and at 1:43 p.m. pulled onto the tracks in from of the train, Urn “ CUy 'i f i -tud by (linoi.i Central hut operated by an AC L crew, Teslon was killed instantly, eriuhed in the cab o f hit truck. Flames scorched nearby bouses, outbuildings, railroad lies, trees and shrubs. Working with llarkey aboard tiie train wore Fire­ men R. R. lsrncoff, Sanford and Conductor Ellis Rogers, lakeland. Flames were sucked Into the air conditioning system of the train and tiie passeng­ ers were quickly evacuated. Firemen from the Altamonte Springs, Casselberry and cil by the wreck for 2 '« hours, until 4 p. in. Sikes said the truck was a complete kiss, estimated at $8,000. He added the rail­ road was to g lie him an esti­ mate of damage to Ihe train after an Inspection of the air conditioning system. Dam­ age to the front of the die*c! was estimated at $1,500. will enable th* school, the col­ lege end the teacher to work more closely together to pro­ vide tho meet effective train­ ing far th* uwcher during th* rritical phase o f hor career," he added. Interested pro* p e e t i e * teachers are urged to contact the Suprintendent'e office for further Information, he con­ cluded. Tha not* road* no mention, In the version publislied here, o f recent American charges that Cuban figh ter planes had fired at an Atnvrkaii-ownqJ jg shrimp boat. . �I I H1j» Papy Defeated ■t . M M IA M I (U P I) — Florida one between two Republicans. voter*, reacting to • spring- Thera were 27 Mouse contests, two o f them among Repubil* lika chant* In th* weather, cans. came back strong In a 16Republicans will lie running county- runolf primary Tues­ In mnst o f the general election day to cook the political too** contests March 2 0 , six days o f oldtlmer Demi* Papy and before the reapportioned and Vut* down three Nsgroea expanded 100.1 Legislature be* gins its spring session. seeking Legislature seats. Top race In statewide Inter* The turnout was still far short o f whst would be ex- eats In Tuesday** sp ed *} run­ pected were thcie some state- o ff primary was the Florida wide races and a few hot Is* Keys battle between Papy, 00sues on th* ballot. Dut most year-old form er dean o f the polling ptaco officials report* House who lost his first cam­ ed voting was up from the paign in 28 years when he firs t primary two weeks ago, missed being re-elected lust beset by e t a t e w l d e rainy spring in the regular primar­ ies, and Monro* County Sher­ weather and a bulky ballot. In Dade County, most pop* if f John M. Spottawood. Spottawood, sheriff for th* uloua in the state, over i28r 4)00 voted in the lop m e past ID years anil niuking his Tucedey, compared to 107,000 first important bid fur a stata o f Uia county’a 111,000 regie* office, ended Pupy'a comeback fared voters in the Fab. 20 try in th# reapportionmenb— provided special election* with primary. Thai* w ar* six runoff races a narrow victory in the Demo­ In five senatorial dlatrlcta, cratic 41st District runoff, fiv e * among Democrats and 6,734 votes to 6,222, with 428 North Orlando V illage Hall heaerlsg the one woman council candidate, Mrs. John Van Eepoat, and wives o f Urn Fleet Reserve Sell Dinner i Th* Sanford Float Reeerv# Association Branch No. 147 f t L A .F .R .A . Unit No. 147 w in bars their monthly dinner I" | » ft The barbecued ehteken din­ ner, with dll th* trlmmlhgs, will he Hired from I pm. to f p m . far the Barapta Hama ftMMflt Pond. All are cordial* Ip Invited, to th* F.R-A. Hama, II* Seminole Blvd., aaA to the boo. Tickets nr* available Aram members fo r ft! for adults, children half price, family $8.60. ‘ flw W l H I Vegetable Market » m m T o r t Tuesday, the m arket tar cabbage and eelc r y was dull, with practically ■a ahaaga to prices. Cabbage was meetly ga.tt-k .T i n crate with • few at gl.oo and oas ■ a rfc $ )J i. Bed type was g h T M I.M and savoy g ijo g l .00 per crate. Crates o f Chlnaae cabbage warn mostly wrapped at $3.7*. Carrots w ere steady, crate* o f IS onelb. film bag* medium to large glM bringing |IJ9. ColUrdi w ere a t e steady, with bushel baskets loose selling lor gl.78 end poultry crates bunched at $3.00, few $3.80. Bushels o f turnip tops were $1.1041*78, and spinach told fo r $1.10. Endive was unchanged nt $1.8043.00, mostly $1.7843.00, and aicarole was a Uttl* lower, ranging from fl.tttt.O O but mostly fU O fl.T l. Bomaina tetue* brought $LT8-$2J0, mostly $2.0042.80 per erate. Curly parsley In a n te s o f five dosen bunches W ts about steady at $2.50- Haim. Bafraahmsnts o f punch, cof­ fee, eooklss, tan cakes and mints were served after the honored guests were intro­ duced by the hostesses. Refreshment tables were overlaid with white clothe trimmed In gold. Plate*, cups and napkins la n matching de­ sign were used and yellow artificial mums wee* arranged borisontally across each table. Crystal and stiver appotnW JUgiitrstion books were held open b y Mrs. Robert Stephenson during the ton and a total, o f 18 persona regis­ tered during the tw o hour period. Other than thos« participat­ ing In the entertainment, 80 women attended. A total o f 820 Invitations wera extend­ ed to North Orlande women end war* delivered personal­ ly |e each door. North Orlando Garden Club Sets Meeting The March meeting o f the North Orlando Garden Club w ill be held at 7:80 p m. Thursday at the horns o f Mrs. William W olfe, 40 N . Devon A ve. On th* agenda Is th* fle c ­ tion o f a three-member nomi­ nating committee and reports from committee chairmen. Guest speaker fo r the meet­ ing w ill be County Agent Cecil Tbcker. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Charles Rowell, Those wishing to attend th# meeting ere In­ vited to dn so as guests of the club, Mrs. H illy Ryan, president announced. F k g e S — W a d . M t r . 18, U S Your dreams come true PLAID STAMPS W H L .# S absentee ballots to be counted. Spottawood, 43, and Papy once were mutual supporters but their runoff campaign turned bitter near the last. Hut Kpftttswood called on Key Westers after the election to make sure "the election and all that went with it are past and forgotten." Throe other races being watched closely wore between Negro and white candidates In Democratic runoffs In Dade, Duva] and Kscambl* counties. fn Dade, Leo ' Wa-lssenhum hud better than a twu-to-onc victory over Karl J. Carroll, a Negro who emerged on tup of a 22-roan field In the first primary. In Duval, attorney Tom Oreene ran up a similar lead over Negro attorney Er­ nest D. Jackson. In Escambia County, retir­ ed Navy Admiral Phil Ashler o f Pensacola defeated William C. Dobbins, N egro Methodist minister and integration lead­ er, by better than four-to*one. Rev. Sandstrom To Conduct Lenten Service Rev. Duane H. Btandstrom Leaaburg w ill be guest m ■m With this coupiin and purchase o f 83.00 or mure. Redeemable only at A & P a t o m s ir ia i Plaid Stamp* in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina. » Jax. 3-16-63 S Coupon food through 3larch 18. i • i N i a i a i B i « ! > i ! R ! K i a ; e i ri* "SURER - RIGHT* MUSKET OF 3 to 3 l.b. A vg. _ CornedJeefj _69] “Super - Right” Short Shunk (H alf or Whole) F U L L Y C O O K ED H A M S 11 for the American economy as WASHINGTON (U P I ) President Kennedy said today a whole," he said. “ I do not apeak as a parti­ that an ''unrealistic debt ceil san," the President said. lag or budget cu t" now would "Th e errors of a Republican ultimately cause a recession. administration and a Demo­ Kennedy, In a speech pre cratic Congress during those pared for delivery at tha Ad crucial y e a n (1957-60) have been previously acknowledg­ vertlilng Council, said, "W o ed by members o f both par­ have an obligation to learn ties." the lessons o f history If we do In 1957, ho said, the gov­ not wish to relive It." The ernment decided "to keep the government he said, must not d e b t limit unrealistically repeat the "e rro rs " which low, to cut back and stretch led to recessions In 1957-1980 out budget expenditures, to T b * President beaded a tighten monetary policy and team o f high administration to reject all efforts at tax official! appearing before the reduction. The harsh results council to support Kennedy's o f those decision! are atilt fiscal proposals. Other speak­ with us," Kennedy declared. ers Included Defense Secre­ The present celling on the tary Robert S. McNamara, national debt is $309 billion. Labor Secretary W. Willard It would drop to $305 billion W lrtf, Treasury Secretary April 1, and down to its per­ Douglas Dillon and Com­ manent level of $285 July ! merce Secretary Luther H. without congressional act! Hedges. T h e‘ President w afts It ke; Kennedy a a 1d Congress at $308 billion through June, must decide this year on the after which ho has said he lim it of the national debt, the would ask a temporary in­ site of the federal budget and crease to $320 billion. lb * question of tax cuts. “ Economic h i s t o r y . . . clearly warns us now that the wrong answer to each of these three questions would spell downturn and disaster sneaker fo r today's 7:80 p.m. Lenten Service a t the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church o f Sanford. Hts subject w ill be "The Magnetism of the Cross." f t native o t Beck Island, n i„ Sandstrom graduated from Augustana College In l$ 6 i and from the Lutheran School o f Theology suroms cum laud* in l M l . His internshop was served at Bobbinsdais, Minn, and ba waa or­ dained e t Seattle, Wash., In 1M1 on n call to Gloria Del Lutheran Church In Leesburg. Ha la ehalm ea ad th* Syn­ odical Youth Activities Com­ mittee o f the Florida Synod and will to r n aa Camp D i­ rector at Emmanuel Lutheran Camp la Groveland- Ha also serves on the Camp Commit­ tee o f the Florida Synod, is vies president o f the Lees­ Mrs. Olga Kay Randall, 41, burg Ministerial Association died Saturday at (he Florida end a member o f the Friends Sanitarium and Hospital, in o f tha Public Library in Orlando. Lose burg. Mrs. Randall waa a native o f Perth Amboy, N. J. but ba* lived at West Lake Brant­ ley Road, in Forest City, for the past four years. She was an active member o f the W ASH ING TO N (U P I ) — Highlands Seventh Day Ad­ Rep. Emanuel Celler, (D -N . ventist Church, in Apopka. Y .), today opened an inquiry Survivors are her husband, into the new* Industry with a John; daughter Gladys and pledge to seek ways “ to pro­ two step children, Jane and tect, and if need be, expand Leslie Randall. our free market place fo r th* Funeral servlets wore held exchange o f news and Ideas." Tuesday at 2 p.m. at tha Gar­ Me said new antitrust ex- den Chapel Home for Fun­ • m p 11 o n s fo r newspapers erals, la Orlandomight be on* such step. Burial was In Greenwood Cemetery, In Orlando. Mrs. Randall Services Held Cellar Opens News Probe Gainesville Cop Kidnaped HUB MENU GARDEN CLUB has Joined in the beautification program started tflr tbs Women'* Garden Club. One of their recent project* la _r shrubsi __ along ' tbs lakefront. Shown planting an evergreen in one i f tbs picnic areas, bat Saturday, are from left, Homer Oaburo, Sidney Jvm , Mrs. Erie Vihien, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis and Jack Bolt (Herald Photo) lO O 100 Extra Plaid Stamps M Debt Ceiling Means Recession-JFK K i r . D . U . B a n d strora D it t H iliW a W iH Limit one coupon per adult customer. T H E 8 A R E P T A R E S T H O M E r e c e iv e s « ch eck f o r $77.25, p ro c e e d s fr o m a H knting p a r t y u t S k a te C it y , ttponsoretl b y th e C o u n ty C ou n cil 4 -H C lu b b o y a an d Kirin. L e f t to r i g h t a r e Pu u l Lu ku a, v ic e p re s id e n t o f th e b oya 4-H cou n cil, M I hs L ln d u K in g , p re s id e n t o f th e g ir ls cou n cil p r e s e n tin g th e c h e c k to M ra . T a a in u r B ra d e n m id J oh n M ik lc r, m a n a g e r o f th e S k a te C it y R in k . (H e r a ld P h o t o ) of lO O s Hold Political Tea eight male candidates. Included In this group sr* Mrs. Arthur Ferrin, Mrs. W. G. Harris, Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, Mrs. Jack Spaulding, Mrs. Frank Faiula, Mrs. Hen­ ry Ward, Mrs, Reginald Web­ star and Mrs. Clarence Mem­ ory. Iloiteises w ere Mrs. P st Del V lllagglo end Mrs. Jsroes D. Grinstoed who were as­ sisted by Mrs. Hanry Fair­ born, Mrs. W ed Belter, Mrs. Ewrightson H ervllle, Mrs. Earl Achord and Mrs. Bill K ittn with NorthOriandoWomen A Political Tea was held Sunday afternoon at th* W a n to n A Gainesvllle pollcoinati was kidnaped and his patrol car commandeered early today. He was found unbanned with hit car about four hours later. State, county and city pol­ ice, aided by bloodhound a, con­ ducted a manhunt for the kid­ naper In a hammock area in southwest Alachua county. The reasun fur the Mdnap1 n g w j* s n o t immediately learned. A deputy sheriff said the being searched contained patches of woods, with heavy growth overhead but lixht growth on the ground in mod places. Author! tie* said th* pul Ice­ man, Grady B e n t o n , was found with his car ou Archer Road, tome three miles from GalnaaviUe. Denton was abducted at gunpoint about 12:40 a. m. and it waa about 4:20 a. m. when he was found. "A n unrealistic debt cell­ ing or budget cut today," Kennedy said, would also eause a slowdown in con­ tracts, a stretch-out in pay­ ments, a cash drain on bus­ iness, and ultimately another recession. “ Instead of balancing the budget, It would produce a budget deficit far greater than the temporary addition to the deficit that will come from tax reduction. "W e are not asking for un­ controlled budget increases, but for a prudent budget which, contrary to the trend at all levels o f government, actually reduces civilian ex ­ penditures below ihelr level o f the previous year, a (cat which h is occurred only four times In the last 15 years." As (or his proposed tax cul, the President said "certainly It Is clear that, if we slide in­ to another recession, the d e­ ficit without a tax cut will be far larger than, the projected deficit we face with a tax cut." Reds Admit For First Time Withdrawal Of Cuba Troops MOSCOW (U P 1 > - The So­ viet Union admitted today It la withdrawing R u s s i a n troops sent to Cuba to pre­ pare P rem ier Fidel Castro's forces against “ any Intrigues of imperialist aggressors." The o f f i c i a l Communist party newspaper Pravda said In a dispatch from Havana that four Soviet ships had left with soldiers by last Sunday. T b * dispatch, dated March 10, said a fifth ship, the Nekhtvmov, had arrived In Havana to remove fur­ ther Russian units. The Pravda statement was the first admission by the Soviet Union that K was re­ moving troops from Cube, although reports in tb* West had indicated s withdrawal was being made. The Soviet people bed been, given no prior Indication that a troop pullout w ts even contemplated. The troop# were sent to Cubs before, during and after last Octob­ e r’s Cuban crisis between Russia and (tie United States. Tb* Pravda statement waa ctiupled with a renewed threat of war in the event o f any United Slates aggres­ sion against Castro’s regime. The alalcmcnt quoted a de­ parting Soviet colonel as say­ ing Russian troopa in Cuba w ere Set. toad to fight aideby-slda "tftelr Cuban brothers" j the "la s t drop of their bload" during the Cuban crisis- It paid troops had moved into positions along th* Cuban coast in Oct­ ober "when war was just around the corner." Pravda did not specify how many troopa had been with­ drawn or would be with­ drawn at this time. It gave no figures on the number of soldiers In Cubs or how many would remain. The withdrawal was in line with Prem ier Nikita S. Khru­ shchev's promise to the Unit­ ed States on Feb. 11 that be would remove "several thou­ sand" Russians from Cuba by the middle o f March. The Kremlin was reported to have had 17,000 military forces in Cuba at one time, Including 8,000 organised in combat unit*. Khrushchev has claimed tiny were "Instruc­ tors" and presented no cause for the United States to wor­ ry. Tbe presence o f Russian troops Just 90 miles oft the Florida coast has caused an outcry in the U.S. Congress and has brought demands that President Kennedy take steps to get them out of Cubs. "Super-Right" Flse Quality Imst 3 Hlhe I “ Super - R igh t" Frrehly Rib Roast . lb. 69c Ground Beef 3 lbs. 1.29 Csp'n John's Quick Frosen Cap'n John's Quick Frosen 8 Os. Perch Fillet lb. 39c Scallop Dinner 53c RELIABLE GREEN PEAS OR AftP GRADE A GREEN LIMA B EA N S 5 89* 1-Lb. Cnntt LIBBYS TOMATO 1 Quart 14-Oz. Cana JUICE 79 ‘ 3 Mayonnaise - 49' ANN PAGE CREAMY SMOOTH SO MSxtrm Plaid Stamp* ® M Mixing Plaid Stamp* A W With this coupon A purchase o f With this coupon ft purchase o f Antiseptic VO-5 Regular or Hard T o Hold y Hair Spray Llnterlne 7-ox. pan $1.50 1-l-oz. bottle 89c Coupon good through March 18. J-3-IS E l Codpoa good iftrougtr March 16. J-J-18 fH H I i|M V * II B WdiIIM | l II MI s o l 2 5 iI B * 2ii Exing 1 d f Exirm G? Plaid Stamp* Plmid Stamp* W ith this coupon ft purchase of W ith this coupon f t parch**# o f 1 Moo Coconut m P’nut Brittle 12-ox. box 37c Sophie Coupon good through March 18. J-9-1S Ann Pago Elbow Spaghetti or 1Macaroni 1-lb. box 23c ! Coupon good through March 18. J-3-18 Produce Specials! Bakery Specials! Jane Parker Freshly Baked GOLDEN R IP E Apple Pies Bananas 3 lbs. 29c R IP E FIRM , SOLID SPECIAL! Lb. Each Tomatoes Carton 19c I O Jsue Parker Lcmqp or C RISP Carrots 2 lb. bag 15c C W t 1-lb. 7-os. Roll Jelly Rolls . . Jan* Parker Freshly Baked 59c pkg. o f 8 Hot Cross Buns . 37c SpsciB R a P T nt™ :!T MEUOwTTssT o T iO c iT A M j 12 Ox. Tin "Super • R igh t" Luncheon M eat. 39c Dctergm t I.g. Pkg. Cleanser 1 I t Da. Comet Detrrgent Tablets (it. Pkg. Salvo Kelberk l ! i Lb. D elrrgral Corn meal 21c Cheer Vane ft P U D STAMPS ' A P ^ S u Per M a rk e ts Pint , 39c Hunehlne Krls|iy Lb. Itoi 4/27c Crackers 31c Hath liar /.rat 79c Soap Cle*n*rr 10/99c Mr. Clean Personal Uar l* o r j 2/33c Soap 1-Lb. I-Oz. Mil. Ketchup . . 2 for 45c (irtbere Strained Itsby 33c Food T id e Ann Page Gentle L|. Pkg. 2/41 c Ivory Snow 35c Lg. Pkg. Cleaner Lb. Pkg. 33c Spic’n Span 29c Price# in thl* ad are good through . Saturday, March 16. 200 Magnolia Ave. at 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. �ip n if ll; 4 SAVf . gnL iJ K Tj j 1^ l|n u 5 -P C . R O G E R S 1883 Estimate length of ribbon on display at your local Winn-Dixie, closest estimate entered at each store wins a silver service. Adult! only please. No purchase required. Need not be present to win. .'i:. CROSS-COUNTRY on a scooter is the goal o f Joseph Burke, who visited in Sanford until Tues­ day. Burke, 58, le ft Laredo, Texas, on Feb. 27 and rode his scooter, 1,400 miles to Sanford. He also plans to visit Vero Beach, St. Petersburg and Clenrwnter before continuing to his home in Philadelphia. (Herald Photo) . Quantity Rlghti Reserved • P r i m Good Thun., M »r. 14 through Set., Mar. 16 C O F T H IC K T — W IN N - O t lt v t T O M * . INC, — W-D BRAND FU LL CUT BONELESS ROUND IH « K ltKSIl I ’OitK Neck Bones « W-D BRAND T-BONE fresh Pork Liver W-D BRAND SIRLOIN L A R C H RED The fact that all Florida •oil is infected with nema­ todes and should be treated before planting w as'stressed by Russell J. Hammond in ^ bis talk fur members of the Chuluota His and Her Garden Club at the group's last meet­ ing. The meeting was held at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson on Seventh St. Asked by Chairman Charles E. McCune to report on the fourth lecture of the Lawn and Garden School, Hammond ^ said that every speaker has advised sterilising the ground. 6>lvester A. Rose, assistant Motor Vehicle Employes Pay Hike Questioned TALLAH A88KE <UPI> — State R ep .’ Ralph Turlington questioned pay ralsea proposed Tuesday fo r motor vehicle agency field aupervlsora who were removed from merit eystem salary controls and listed ^ aa ‘‘ policy makers.** The Alachua County law­ maker, member o f an appro­ county agricultural agent of Urcvard County, apoke on "Dulb* for the Home Gar­ den," Hammond said. A fter giving general infor­ mation on ground prepara­ tion, planting, propagation, digging and itorlng o f butbi, corms and awollen roots, Rote covered In detail many of thla type o f plant which does well here. O aylillei, amoryllii, gladiolus and crlnum —because many club mem­ bers have these In their gar­ dens—were selected by Ham­ mond to be talked on more fully. A general discussion on flowering trees and shrubs which might be used in land­ scaping the central entracc to the Chuluola residential area from SR 419. together with evergreen and dayllllcs, was led by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. George llaig, reporting on the Library As­ sociation meeting, aatd the main topic o f discussion was moving the facility to a place near tlie general store and post office. Such a possibili­ ty is being investigated. MrsWard Atherton, Librarian, has many reference books, biographies, fiction and non­ fiction on the ahclvei and will obtain books for anyone, if they are not on hand, Mrs. Haig said. priations subcommittee taking a cl esc look a t proposed agen­ % ^ % « 0 0 cy spending fo r the eomtng tw o years, challenged the policy-making designation for the employee. "T h ey are ad­ ministrators, n o t p o l i c y makers,” he told Commissionar Arch Livingston. Livingston said the 12 su­ pervisors had complete charge o f their areas and were re­ quired to make decisions about a n a administration. But Tur­ lington contended the supervisors followed policy laid down by Livingston, and did not mske it themselves. The supervisors were 12 o f the 20 employes Livingston removed from the eelary pro­ tection o f the merit aystein council last year when other agenclea took like action. Tur­ lington said ha didn't question that the com mission's attorney was not under the merit sys­ tem, and likewise, the ngency’s personnel director. But he eaid Livlngtaon was the only agency head who "w ent eo fa r down the line in designating employes aa policy making personnel.” “ Supervisors,'” ha said, "ar# not even remotely Involved in the policy making process. I'm satisfied that all you wanted to do was to get them out from under merit system con­ trol*." Turlington called on Livin g­ ston to " g e t together" with lawmakers to ra-avaluU the designation o f policy making positions. Livingston sought pay raises fo r field supervisor* from the present salary o f $5,700 a y « * r to $7,200 • year. The proposed ralsea would not have been possible under the merit council. M a n la more like the earth than any other planet. Men have studied it nnd wondered about It moie than any other and whether there la any liv­ in g thing on M an still la • question to be settled. Hospital M ARCn 1! Achille, Dellary; Pear] A. Boardman, Geneva; Patricia E. Braddy, C H IC K E N Backs & Necks ECONOMY Sli. Bacon 3 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE p f Martha Otto L. Thomas, all of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert Molo- bon, Sanford, a daughter. Dismissals Anna C. Obermayer, Clara Tatch, DeBary; Irene P itio, Longwood; Emma Lea Wright, Altamonte Springs; Marie F. Biddle, Lake Mary; Dorothy L. Higginbotham, Betty McAlcxandrr, Patricia A. Reynolds, Richard Sprayberry. Addic Brooks, Elon E. Hart, LaVcrne Wells, Georgia Redd, Ella Adkins, Patsy Burke, Rosalee Rruton, Velez Carlos and Iris Emerson, all of Sanford. M A H O I 11 Good Thru March Id REG. 984 GR. "A " Q U ICK FROZEN TU RKEY ■MAST AND THIGH MEAT RO LLS B A L l- J T F . I F m Tm tab* Staapc ITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP ■ i.oo on M oat w o r t h o r _ Naafth ft laaaty Alda Limit One Coupon To Adult With A $5.00 or Adore Food Order. FRESH, GOLDEN BANTAM Frozen Foods D in n e rs 2 « * 8 w Ju ic e 5 *-« « MORTON Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut SUPERBRAND Ice C re a m L im a s 5 Vf-Gnl 5 Fancy Com 5 -2 9 Potatoes.. 5 “49 Celery 2-29 U. S. NUMBER 1 SW EET FRESH EXTRA LARGE STALKS ELGIN YELLOW SOLIDS 2 with $2.50 food ord«r.> J u ic e . . 4 Savn b V it E o . . . LIBBY'S H a s h .. 3 C a ts u p 2 Say. 64 Ea. . . TH RIFTY ASTOR FRESH FROZEN BABY FancyRice> “ ‘3 5 * P iz z a 2 79* Save 814« Ea. . CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Pizza Mix LIBBY'S CREAM STYLE C o rn .. 5 io « . pk g i YOUR CHOICE V IS tto x . PKGS YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE SLUE OR W H IT! ARROW ^ Detergent Admissions Evelyn Britton, Mary 8. Patterson, Eula Davis, John Harris, Frank Forrie, Rey­ nolds T. Thomas, Louise Ssndner, Doris A. Thomas, Alice M. Solomon, Florelta Smith, Ralph Marlon, Emilia Mslsch, BUHa Barton, W illie Gray, George Pitlard, lla tel GiUun, W illie Mae Jones, Josephine Chandler and Nancy I.ou Richardson, all o f Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. W alter R. Britton, Sanford, a son. Dismissals Lauren Lester, o f Titus­ ville, pearl Hollis, J. C. Wynn, Carrie Bell Jones, Thelma Botnar, Donald N. Flamm, Jennie Speigle, Terry Hunt, Florence Dimmock, Frank P. Riddell, Mrs. James W . Phil­ lip and baby and Mary H. Oyler, #1] o f Sanford. BO N ELESS What's aasler than a beautifully baked ham? Wonderful hot, superb cold. Every mouthful is rich in the highest-quality protein. Sunnyland Hams are the finest quality tender, |uicy and delicious. Buy either whole or half. Choice center slices Included at this price. WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN-DIXII Green, Thomas Oglesby, V al­ and Smoked TOP VALUE STAMPS erie Powell, Bernard Phllpot, Marla Nolohon W-D EXTRA LEAN, FRESH GROUND 100 EXTRA HI-ACRES FRESH FROZEN F L A ORANGE Admlisloas G. W-D B R A N D C H U C K MORTON Chic., Bggf, Tky, Slw ry, Ham, M L Notes Frank Roe Mullet § Inst. Folgers Astor Coffee i\ G IA N T BOX SAVE 20* r S } IMPROVED . . Sov! 304 INSTANT COFFEE . . Sav. 204 GET EXTRA VALUE AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT KLEEN EX �4 ffijt Rimferl WrraTl T * f 4—Wtd, Mar. 18, *0S McFarlane Hurls One-Hitter P ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sanford Cops 2nd Straight Whitewash THESE 35 SHAD were brought in by Will Furnine, left, Henry Winner, Stanley Linton and Oral Evan# and were caught near Crowe'a Camp over the weekend. 1 1 S i * 4 HP& Danny McFurlanc hurled n nifty one hitter Tues­ day afternon an the Seminole Hltrh bancbntlera blank­ ed Wildwood, 6-0. It wan the second straight win o f the young baseball season for the locals and the second straight whitewash. t ---------------------------------------McFsltaue gave up only one hit— and that to the game's first hatter. A fte r that he hurled masterful hall until ha retired In the sixth frame. Kirk Hires finished up for the locals and allowed two Hits. Pared hy Hutch Kiser, Mar­ Pairings have brvn announ­ vin .Sheffield and Rick Cal Icgher, the locals scored one ced fur the Mistd Doubles In the second; two In the third, (I'lnchurst) Blind Draw Tour­ two In the fourth and one ney at the M ayfair Country more in the fifth . Club, Sunday. Kiser drove In three runs A ‘‘Bring Your Own Steak" with hit booming bat wrlillc party will follow the tourney, Gallugher slammed a triple commencing at ft p.m, R v m t end Sheffield hanged out two vatlona for the party should hlte in three trips to the he confirmed through Hill plate. Bergstcdt F A 2-M05 prior to Hanford Journeys to DiLand tl a.m. Sunday. next Tuesday fo r their next Puirlngi end foursomes are contest. as follows: handicaps are list­ Pairings Set For Mayfair Play Sunday MR. AND MRS. THOMAS AI.DER and non, Billy, o f Chicago, 111., with the 31 ahad that they caught at Crowe'a Camp this pant weekend, Two Keglers Top City Loop By BUI Viaceat Jr. 1 gucn lame ol my readers think t went knee deep In the outdoor*, but 1 haven't, H aocmed Ilka 1 wa* run­ ning behind and for Iht first o f the month that ain't good. But I did manage to m oiey on over to the flihlng camp* and get in on the fishing news. It ain't been loo good bccnuie of this eraty weather we been having around here. Marina late had two visitora from Penniylvania. They really did good for the condi­ tion*. V. P. Herat and W. W. Wood got themselves a nice atrtng o f IT ahad, including aeven roa. A. X. McBride and H. M. Cate came over from Or* xnond Beach and they brought In IS ahad, with aeven roe Mrs. Bussell said that the ahad wrre klnda taking It easy became of tbia bad wea thcr. Well, I kinds drifted on over to John Crim's place and thing* were going alow there, too. Jim aald that be had somo military brasi come over from Mt. Dora and do some bang up ib id fishing with 22 ahad and 14 roe. These were brought in by Central Hurley and Admiral Aults. Also Mrs. George Trautman had an unusual catch. She vvai guided by Hill Huffman and ihe landed five bass with two of (hem weighing eight and five pounds. I noticed that Jim Crowe bad a nice crowd o f fisher­ men around the camp and things did look pretty prosporous in tlm lino of fishing. James F. Langllo of New Smyrna Beach had himaelf a nlca catch o f 20 shad, with 10 roe. R. If. Harnei a n d Thomas Pulley o f Virginia strung up IT shad with 11 roe. Realty Holds Hi-Nooner Lead! Stcnstrom Realty won three points from the Mayfair Inn to maintain their lead in the Hl-noonera League, National Insurance w o n three points from Grapeville Nuraeryj the M A R Bar made a clean sweep against tbe Mar-Luu Restaurant; and Shoemaker Construction won three points from the C. P. 0. Wives. Cathy Poulter converted the 4-3-T; Charlotte Stleren the 3 1 -10; Glnny Frederick Ihe 1-7; Calhy Poulter and Nan Quinn the 8-7; the 3-10 fell for Celia De Palma, Laura Leahey and Lctba Ward, Teens Arm ao had the high game of 181 and Libbiu White­ head put together a 303 scriei. New Coach / CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U P I ) —Tbe Harvard football team baa added peter G. (P a t ) Stark as a defensive backfield coach to replace Roger ltuU.u»un. Will Pumlns, Henry Win­ ner, Stanley Linton and Oral Kvana strung In 31 nice shad. Thay were using the Nungcsacr (had rig. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alder and their son, Hilly, o f Chicago also got themaelves a nice airing of 31 shad while fishing out of Crowe’a fish camp. No one else seemed to be doing any good in the line of fishing so I kind a moseyed on back to the office and wailed on that big fish pic­ ture and story. That's it for now—aeo you later. Distance Stars Set For SOKC The finest group of dis­ tance atari to be assembled thla season la slated for ac­ tion in the eventng’a night­ cap at tbe Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight. Competing w ill be such outstanding routers as the track's derby and inaugural champ, Mae Tray; M y P er­ fection, who outran M ac Tray in a recent encounter; Mys­ tery Tamer, who has chalk­ ed up ala wlni this season, five o f them over tills long Atths-mlle course; and Roekin Motile, who has triumph­ ed in four marathon tests Other* who have perform ­ ed brilliantly at this distance hero or on otlicr tracks are Sawbuck’s Choice, Sale Swap, Midterm and last but not last Little Rhonda. Little Rhonda la famous for her sensational stretch drives and she delights In lung races for they give her Uie best opportunity to dltplay her fa it-elo iln g talents. Thla marks the first tim e this season she h is gone the der­ by distance. Tonight's featured ninth rare Is also talent -packed with the field headed by T. J. Daniel's Denny Mac, the track'! wlnnlngest runner who won the inter-city match with Jacksonville Saturday night. Tonight Denny shoots for his ninth victory. H ie program gels o ff to a fast start with all Grade A greyhounds going to the post In the first half o f the dally double, Why Y O U Although thsy were forced to bowl with two blinds, city league loaders Jet Lanai Still managed to taka threa point* from 7th plica Ruddy's Auto. Rich Murphy’s 231*010 led the paca with Borsdorf throw­ ing In an avan 200 and Von Hortiulls and Mae Intyro op­ posing with a 217 and 204. Second place Lake Monroe Inn kept paca with the leadera by taking thru* from Sweeney's. Al De Palma hit herd for the second highest game and serlei for the league title eeaaon with Ins lUIH-OM score, U hr'i 234 and Fox’s 209 helped the team taka a firm ­ er gTlp on second place. Although Marcotta was tops fo r Hwosney’a with a 330. he couldn't quite make a 200 game, but Dorman, Brumfield and De Jong all compensated with 210, 2M and 200 respoctlvsly. Engle’s and Sanford M fg. Co. battlad to a 2-2 tla with Swann and K lrchoff leading their respective U«ma. Honey­ cutt rolled a 211 for the only 200 plus geine in the match. HAW Marino Service came up with a surprising S-l win over team No. 1, only the second time In 20 weeks they have heen able to take 3 points, John Kohlson wa* high for BCW while -Doc'* Ring It'd the losers. In the only re­ maining match, Team No. 4 elso took 3 points, these from Harry’s Liquor. Burns rolled top score fur No. 4 while Jesse Cook wa* lead man fur Harry's. Cepeda Inks Giant Pact PHOENIX, Aria. (U P I ) Orlando Cepeda, whose stubbornnesa can be attested to by numerous National L ea ­ gue pitchers, relished a $3.ooo victory today as part of his 1003 contract with the San Francisco Giants. Orlando, who balked at tak­ ing a cut o f 34,000 from his 347,000 salary last year, fin­ ally signed Tuesday, agreeing to terms that gave him an increase o f "approximately 31.000." He will report Fri day, according to Giant Vice President Charles (Chub) Keeney. ed after each ninir: Starling o ff on No. 1 Ten al 12:00 will be Leo Zok (14) nml Vivian Pearce (1 0 ); Hill Malinowski (H> and JlntmliLivingston (20). No, 1 Too at 12:07 p.m. Ralph Simas (U) and Keen Ivey (2 1 ); Keith Burr (D) and Irena Schweitser (23). No. 1 Tee at 12:14 p.m. Hill Bergstcdt (ID ) and Jtenne Foulk (0 ); John Dick­ ey and (T o Im assigned). No. 1 Tee at 12:21 p.m. Sonny Powell (4 ) ami lllancha Nict4y (2 1 ); Kunrhon Mcltoh. arts (12) and Ed Hunt (10). No. 1 Tee a l 12:28 p.m. Jerry Jernlgan (12) and HelenCarrawny (1 4 ); Frank liurso (11) anil Dossle deUannahl (17). No. 10 I ' m at 12:00 • Hill Foulk (3 ) and Ksale Hataon (4 ); George Nicely (21) and Grace Bay I n (7 ). No, 10 Tee at 12:07 p m . John Ivey (9 ) ami Rosemary Bergstcdt (22); Andy C a m way ( I t ) and Marlon Cox (191. No, 10 Tee at 12:14 p.m. • Adm. I'. F. Johnston (17) and Min Keenan (1 2 ); Jim de Ganahl (14) and C e lle Hoard (10). No. 10 T ie at 12:21 p.m. Dr. J. Cox (13) and Martha Zok (1 7 ); A rt Waaler (10) and Myrtle Adams (21). No. 10 Tee at 12:28 p.m. • Wilk Bowman (R) and Susy Dickey (23); Dr. A rt M e d ­ ium (13) and Hazel Durzo (10). OK Extension A L B A N Y , N. Y . (U P I) — The New York .Stale Assem­ bly overwlielmlngly approv­ ed a bill Tuesday to extend the Thoroughbred racing'sea­ son In the state aeven days to Dec. T- The extension, which would produce an esti­ mated 31.7 million, now goes to Gov. Rockefeller. TH E LONGWOOI) baseball team won their open­ ing tilt Tuesday as they nipped Florida A ir oil Rick MeCnnnn'n single with the bases loaded. Gene Griffin hurled for the locals. A team shot o f the Greyhounds show center, butboy Darryle Payne. Front row, left to right, Mike Sterling, Paul Black ford, Rick McCunna, Rob Elgin, La Rue Spring Roundup Skowron, Fisher O ff To Good Start First impressions Dodgers think their relations FREE; Periodic Inspection FREE; Flat Tire Hejiair FREE; Tire Rotation FREE: Front End Check SINCE 1B33 McROBERTS Tire Supply Inc. Florida DietrlheUrs Per Denman Custom Betti TVaw Wo Give PlaU Stamps for Only SUND AY W h w s * * ' 0' ’ W EDNESDAY FRID AY SATU R D AY P. M. THURSDAY. LAD IES ADM ITTED FREE Sorry I N e Minors I “ IPs Mora Fun To Watch Tha Greyhounds Run" 193 W . First St. HANFORD FA144R /r> u / M N N I I Sox to a 3-1 win over the New York Meta. Nicholson alio Memo to men; Ii'e better bruised his knees and the to leave hair uncombed than heel o f hla right hand trying to comb it In puhlls. 2101 S. French Ave. F A 2-1392 delivered daily to your door d o f li run 0 MEADORS MARINE and have the Sanford Herald Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge HI’ECIAUHT have mail or bring this coupon NIGHTLY 8 :10 MATINEES now with Jack Fisher and BUI Skowron are going to be long and profitable. Fisher and Skowron were Involved in major winter deals—the Giants acquiring the pudgy pitcher from the Baltimore Orioles and the attack. Dodgers obtaining the rugged H ie Philadelphia Phillies first-baseman from the New scored four runs In tha third York Yankees. inning and six la tha fourth Fisher made his competi­ tive duliut for tho Giants Tuesday with (our ahuluut in­ nings in a 4 1 victory over the Boston Hcd Sox while Skowron ran h I s hitting streak to five straight hits In two games in a 4-3 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals. Fisher and Billy Pierce shut out the Red Sox with three hits fnr eight Innings before Boston scored a run o ff rookie Bob Bishop, Joe Amalfitano singled in the fifth and seventh innings and went on to score the Giants' first two runs. Skowron, 3-forS in his last two games, touched off the Dodgers' winning two • run seventh-inning rally with a single. Frank Howard's sin­ gle, a wild pitch, two walks hy rookie Harry Fanok and an error by Dick Groat com­ pleted Uie rally. Bill White had threa hits for the Car­ dinals. The Yankees could h ive used Skowron's hat Tuesda) whyn Frank Funk, Claude Raymond and rookie Larry Ataxia combined to limit them to one hit In pitching the Milwaukee Braves to a 5(1 victory. Raymond allowed the only hit—a scratch single by Tom Trcih. The world RAIN OR SHINE I Roud he cisco Giants and Los Angeles Should Buy Lifetime Unconditional Hazard Warrant/. TIRE can deceiving hut tile San Fran­ NEW YO nK (U P I) - C o c ­ ky Cassius Clay will try to­ night to put his fast flits where his loud mouth Is, for a fourth-round knockout over dangerous Doug Jones In Jammed Madison Squire Garden. The Garden's first sellout crowd in 13 years—13,733 spectators occupying all seats and standing room — will watch unbeaten young Clay's attempt to fulfill his daring fourth-round prediction. The gate will approximate 3lH,000. Twcnty-one-yesrold Cassi­ us of Louisville, Ky., the world’s second ranking hea­ vyweight, has loudly but suc­ cessfully pin-pointed In ad­ vance live exact rounds for 12 o f his previous 14 knock­ outs. And if tbe "Louisville L ip " can overcome the double Jonah of shooting for hla 13th round-predicted kayo on March IB. he'll ccrtalnlr be in line for a September shot at the heavyweight crown. Chronically carelcii pep. lost to dsfeat the Cincinnati Kadi, to make a catch against the sons soon vanish from others' three of four exhibition 11-3. There were 24 hits. In­ outfield wall in Ihe ninth in­ guest lists. games. cluding homers by the Reds' ning but his injuries ir e not Don Lee, M last season, Jerry Lynch and Gordy Cole­ believed serious. The Pittsburgh P i r a t e s yielded a triple and a double man and tha Phillies' Don De­ lo the first two hitters ho meter. Ray Culp pitched went 10 innings to win their faced and then didn't permit three hitless Innings and first exhibition game of the another hit for four Innings struck out four for the Phil­ spring, 7-8, over the Washing­ ton Senators. Pitcher Frank as the I/is Angeles Angels de­ lies. • Creslllner Hosts feated the Cleveland Indians, Dave Nicholson drove In Bork won the game with a • Mercury Motor* 81. Rookie catcher Ed Kirk­ two runs with a double and run-producing loth-inning sin­ • The Aluminum Boel patrick contributed a single scored another after a single gle. Gene Alley bad three hits For The Ftaherauin end a triple to the Angels’ to lead tha Chicago White (or the Pirates. By United Press International champions TIRES from McROBERTS * Rainier, Jack Blnnton, Chuck Wagner, Joe Pnvnlclink and Jint Wright. Iinck row, left to right, Fred Grant, Richard Grunt, Marvin Cook, Alan Rirkenmeyer, Rill Hurkhnrt, Don Smith, PJrk Smith, Rill Chenet, D uff Xeufeld and Gene G rif­ fin. To the left is Coach Walt Dzurus and right, Coach Jim Payne. (Herald Photo) Cocky Clay, Doug Jones Mix In Bout Tonight CLUB fY. 17-1 M ID W AY BETW EEN SANFORD A ORLANDO �•fcr franfnrl Srrmli Wed. Mur. 13, ’03— P»j;e fl t w ip im w SAVE DURING OUR WINTER FOOD SPECTACULAR! I ! !G 0 FREE M w d u u d i q 'l z e * S t a o q j A LIMIT t PtR TAMIIY WITH tS.OO TOOO O«0E« E X P IR E S 3-17-43 Morton ROASTS 49 3 OZ INDIVIDUAL CUBE _ — a CHICKEN TU R K EY POT PIES STEAK 5 ' % STREAK 0 LEAN THICK WHITE BACON C O L O S S U S — U m p ire S t a t e Uuildinsr to w e r s u lm ve its n e ig h b o rs in N e w Y o r k C ity . A -2 2 f o o l te le v is io n to w e r sta n d s a to p tlie 1,172fo o t tall s k y s c ra p e r. Control Board Sets Meet On Education Probe T A M A IIA S S K K A special l UP I ) meeting of PRIC ES GOOD THRU WEEK END QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED RIB STEAK SAUSAGE CHUCK ROAST >69 < »■49 BLUE RIBBON GROUND OR CHUNKS P .S .G . S L I. L IV E R CH. SALAMI OR — BOLOGNA BEEF STEW 3 ioz PKGS 69® HYGRADE S L I. BO ILED OR BAKED HAM in “ 15e RO SC DALT GREEN G R tfM ROSEDALF GIANT DETERG EN T AMERICAN ' 69c Fyne-Tex<u39< 59e SLICED SWISS ;?c! 35‘ fp y ™ PLAIN OR S E LF RIS. 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The bulk o f the new money would i:t> to step up graduate F U L L Y DRESSED and research programs in the physical sciences, mathema­ tics, engineering and ocean* oiapliy at existing universi­ ties. Also recommended was a brand new space age univers­ ity in the Orlando-DaytnnaSHARP AGED CH EESE Canaveral area and a new four-year college at Pensa­ cola The major recommenda­ WISCONSIN SLICED C H EESE tion, lo which no price tag was attached, culled lor an autonomous hoard of control MAYFAIR CHEESC lo run i In- universities without interference from the slate cabinet which now rides herd K R A FT 'S CH EESE on spending and other pol­ icies ot the university system. Meanwhile, ( i o v , Farris Bryant, who listened without K R A FT 'S CHEESE comment as the recommen­ dations were unveiled Tues­ day, said he has not had time K R A FT 'S WEDGE to study the proposals in de­ tail but the study “ provided some valuable guidelines whereby Florida can chart a ALL FLAVORS FIFTH course In higher education that wilt allow it to meet its responsibilities and opportun­ ities in the space age." He termed the $G3,IMK) fourmonth study by out-of-state experts in the educational field “ an outstanding job in analysing Florida's system of higher education and {mint­ MIICHANTf [V P * ing out feasible coursea of Cm * Sttn.pt action " V.iiii Ike rurihase of Within the framework of Mnlst this report, be said, the slate KITCHEN STOOL can lind the answers In its problem* urut make wise de­ Al O >t k>gJjr Lo* ktt cisions. l Ml*I MX • 3-20 *1 •'ll is evident from the In­ formation developed that there is much tor Florida to ilo and we can and must find the resources to get the Job done. It is evident Florida is lagging behind in providing opportunities for its youth lo attend college. We must equip our opportunities for its youth SWEET to nltrnd college We must FRESH BAKED 8” POTATO \ equip our tinnersllits to bet ter icrve industry and de­ velop the economic ami cul­ tural life o| the slate. “ We cannot long delay. We must move forward now or we will have missed the boat. br o w n ’ h s e r v e PKG OF I I "Florida's future and the future of thousand* of young men and women in this stale will depend lo a greJt extent S LIC ED SEED ED R YE OR WHEAT upon the manner in which we act in this Held in 19«3." CLAMS C O R N E D B EEF C A B B A G E BLUE RIBBON BONELESS FARMER CRAY COUNTRY S T Y L E the Si BLUE RIBBON QUALITY COFFEE t< Board of Control wa,i railed I March RIB ROAST CHASE &SANBORN Tuesday lor BLUE RIBBON QUALITY 50 MltCHANIS Ot—n llippi With fht Punhi mi of N Q tJn| DISH PAN M Our ItrtjJif lor# f l k l l nunne ■ 3 7 0 1 ] m m m m m rn SALAD £ TOMATOES * BOWL 2 3 PASCAL CELERY 10< - GARDEN PRODUCE FRESH CRISP LARGE STALK JUICY NEWCROP STRAWBERRIES PINT BOX 29< �I— L i * ■}“ * »■ < n . •> ••stands r ,n THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY >1 * 1 U I. C A N Lim it l W ith A IS Or Mor« Pood O r it f 4 LB. BAG CAR NATIO N Plantation Grits............ EYAP. 4 LB. BAG Plantation M e a l............ TALL X LB. BAG S e e -A ll R ic e .................... 3 9 CANS •> REG. l imit 6 W ilh A K< Or More Food Order 2 -2 1 M y -T -Fin e Pudding 4ft o r . JAR Alaga Syrup............59* S QT. PGK. CLOVERLEAr 39c Instant Powered Milk T o r. PKG. RED or YE LLO W 16 OZ. Hawaiian Punch 3 - $1 FRENCH’S Instant Mashed Potatoes 2 5 c NO 2'A CAN OSAGE OE. FRENCH'S Peach Halves. . . . 19c Inst. Scalloped Potatoes 2 5 ( t) NO. 2'/, CAN A L L D E T E R G E N T — JUM BO BOX . . $2.19 HANDIW RAP . . . 100 ft. 33c 50 ft. 19c K L E E N E X — 300 C O U N T ...........................19c Southern Y a m s . . . 1 9 ( 10 OZ. CAN D E LS E Y B A T H R O O M TISSUE 4 ---------- DA IRY R O LLS 49 Sego Diet Food 3 -7 9 ( S P E C IA L ------------ M R S . FILB ER T 'S 0 L E 0 1LB. CTNS. % FRESH FARM PRODUCE KRIOSH »N TI5NDER Pole Beans lb. 14 i LOCAL G REEN CAB BAGE I’ RILES GOOD THRU MAR. 16 Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED ♦ 25th & PARK �. A *. % '4 J I cwjoa G qszd FLAVOR AGED U. S. CHOICI • Boneless Full Cut Round Round • Round Cubes % FLAVOR AGED l .S. CHOICI • LONDON ROIL • CUBE • SIRLOIN TIP Lb HONE IN • Smoked Sausage O Red Hots CO PELA N D ® Tall Hickory or Economy Sliced Bacon • Bologna • I • Wieners Smoked Suyrur Cured Homemade Pork Sausage ii & i; f r o z e n SEA B R AND in OZ. - L IM IT 2 LEAN WESTERN RIB END CHOPS » F LA . GRADE A FLA. GRADE A LO IN E ND LEGS • II It EASTS • THIGHS • LB, CHOPS LIJCKV BUY Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED t LUCKY BUY LUC K Y BUY PRICES GOOD THRU MAIL 16 l RON E l.ESS LEG '0 LAMB W HOLE or SLICED �tffir fra ftfm b P ar * R— Wed. Mar. 13. '63 ■ rralf* (DsuaJi Gbby D EAR A B B Y : My hunbnnd i* fttublrorn iih n mule. He Imd n large callnti* on the bottom o f hi* foot and lie tried to “ trim” it with h razor blade. He cut more than he nhould have and it i*n’t healing. He'* limp­ ing around but flatly refuse* to sen n doctor because he** afraid the doc­ tor will ask him how it happened and he’d ashamed to tell him. My huslian is in hi* forties and is acting like a baby. Could I call our doctor and ask him to come by the house and order my husband to take his shoe and sock o ff? Or would that bo too humiliutinK? I’m afraid it might turn into something serious. W IFE OF A MULE UFA It W IFE : Call your doctor, tell him the story, and usk him to come to your hiyne. But don't expect him to "order your husband to sub­ mit to an examination. Doctors have gentler ways o f handling fulbyrown babies. Don’t let this ro on. Better to have n humiliated husband thnn a sick one. • ¥ By Abigail Van Buren • • DKAH A B B Y : My ex-husband has started to date me again, and there is a good chance that we will remarry. The problem Is: When 1 introduce him to people who did not know of our former relationship, how should I introduce him? Should I refer to him ns my “ ex-husband"? I can't say, "This Is my fiance" liecause we are not yet officially en­ gaged. Please set me straight, hut don't use my right name. . PUZZLED DKAH PUZZLED: It is not neces­ sary to mention your past relation­ ship. Simply introduce him as your friend, John Jones. t • • DEAR A B B Y: We men in the Mnrines on Okinawa read your col­ umn every day, and want to thank you for recognizing how much it means to get mail over here. Please tell the folks back home who think they can get first-hand information «m the world situation from a man in uniform, that we aren’t allowed to write about all the activities in which we are engaged because o f se­ curity reasons. Also, tell them to write us GOOD news, not the depres­ sing news we can't do anything but feel badly about. Thanks a million. MEN OF THE LIM A B A TTE R Y DEAR MEN: We folks at home have a responsibility to our men in uniform. They are keeping us freu and safe, so if you know a man away in the sendee, write to him. Send him cartoons and clippings from his hometown paper. Make it happy. And make it snappy. • 9 • • 9 What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Aliby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • W EDNESDAY P. M. 4:04 (S> (4) ll) • tea ( 1) 4:l« i t ) w »rn » r»u -)i»r CHhhhs I • M i w a r o m ABC KJiinrui Maaia MamsHls !n a pans 4:11 (4) Atlantis W s t th sr ( I ) Mld-Kls. E vsn ln * Pail lit N.w * f : ! i (Si KiilKifisi Comment (4) Hp»r(« IMi-turs 2:21 ( * ) VV-kth-r Hhuw Kid. ( I ) l.-K-nd of Wf.lt Karp C o .4) llr -v* rd N t w t 4:1s (SI Sporls It-port • :4a ( 2) lluntlvr • rirlnkl-f 191 III SporlHnianl 1:00 C l Tti»- Tils • mi • Jo ». >i« 4:14 10.00 11:•• CO NFID ENTIAL TO BUZZ: Let me put it this way,*1 have yet to meet the first person who told me that he was GLAD he quit High School. But those who have told me that they regretted quitting are without number. The “ jo b " can wait. Graduate. • Television Tonight • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 3305, BEVER­ LY HILLS, CALIF., for Aliby’s new Issiklet, "HOW TO W RITE LE T­ TERS FOR A I.L OCCASIONS." • On(Bhidqsi My partner's jump tn three no-trump was eminently cor­ rect. He only hail nine hitch rani |*'Jnts, hut hi* fifth rluh represented a probable trlrk ami could bo counted as the equivalent of at least one hitch caul |Kiint. Tliul doc* not mean that our titter im-11limp contract was Hound, hut every hridtee player hus made much worse con­ tract* on occasion. West had a natural heart opening and at thi* p-iut 1 could count 11 tricks provided the club finesne succeeded. Kuppose the dull finesse didn't work? West would lie in the lead, lie might any to himself, “ Mil) lie Jiicoby doesn't have n din monil stopper." I f West fid- IfHputy (SI lUuaiHphy ( t ) Italntiow It * n c h P* fl y (4 ) W h i c h T r»ln l » ) VVlitr* |i>, \\ - SlHnii? <2) Th« VlralnlHn i « i Sloop.tiln.r* It I Hll-tlt. l ‘l . * » « ( * ) liolnit My Wa y IS) Tli* IIt- \. ry Hillhlllll. C l lloli Hops Show ( ! ) Kirk Van Kyk* Show O ) liur M*n I U k k Iii * (4) Hollywood — T o« i l r . i t ntiira* IS) Talfphena Hour I t ) (tin I* Thfala r (2) Nawsropt 14) Murphy Slstlln TH U R SD AY A. M. 7:24 T:4» lit! H I I It 9:11 (4) (Si II) (S) f l a n On Hixn On U d k « IJp Movl»i Karra *4*rk«t He* port I I ) N mvn a \Y •* I h*r (I) (4) I'rt-Mthnol 1'I r ntilnic ( ! ) "Mick 19 * rj*.p#| Tim *" ( I ) Captain Kanearoa ( • ) Mlckay ICvana -Hnowr (Si Wa alhar and K i w i (S) Today ( • ) f'hannal I Nawaroom ( I ) Cartounvllla (S) Jack Ualana khnw I I ) American JI laot«»ry IS) Oala Storm Hhow 44) Homier llontn (S) May Whan ( ) Learn hpaniah (4) «'a|en<lNr ( 2 ) H a y Your lluncli ( • ) I Lora Lury (9) Ann Holhern Mhow (2) I'rlc# la rtlRht <€ I The llrCoya (9) Jane Wympn l*raa•»nI a <*) i.' o n c in t n ll M 44) I'ete A Oladya ( * ) Youro Knr A K-»np (S> Your Klrat Imp:#*alnn ( 4 ) l«ovr nf Life ( » ) Kr ola Kord HhO*r MISS AMERICA, Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer, will be at Cypress Gardens March 31-21 for the filmminK o f several color movie shorts \vhich will feature the Sandusky (Ohio) beauty taking p ail in many Florida outdoor activities including wider skiintr, sailing and swimmiiur. 7:30 9 p m. NBC. The V ir­ ginian. "Th e Golden D oor." ( color I Show in spot* but good acting will keep you from being bored. Particularly good is Karl Uoohm as an immi­ grant who face* a murder charge and is acquiltcd. Uianks Vi the defense of Judge Garth (L e e J. Cobb). Following the courtroom ac­ tion, the murdered man's son ( Robert Duvall) deter­ mines to wreak his own jus­ tice on the foreigner. Star­ ring in their regular role, are James Drury as the Vrginian, Doug McClure as Tiampas, ami Gary Clarke as Steve. 8:30-9:30 p. in. ABC. Going My Way. "Boss o f t h e W ard." Pat O'Brien guests tonight in a show that re­ minds i i s o f the approach of St. Patrick's Day with all the subtlety of a shillelagh. Be­ sides fablers O'Malley and Fit/gibbon, thn guest east includes O'Brien. J. Pat O'Malley and Erin O’ Brien Moore. Tile story is enter­ taining if not entirely real­ room. Tonight site p!a)S M n. Smith-Standish, a guest o f the Drysdales and an ex­ pert on Early Americana. While Mrs. Drysdale fear* tha Clampctts may disturb her guest. Mrs. Smith-Stan­ dish is fascinated with them. Site even finds reason to be­ lieve the Clam pelt ancestors may have preceded the pil­ grims to America. PARK AVENUE " 6 6 " Service 217 P A R K A Y E . F A 2-0113 SANFORD, Now Under The FLA . ,Management Of CECIL R . JO N E S “Courtesy and Service” OUR MOTTO • We • (iive TV Stamps Pick-Up and Delivery • Service Calls 10.99 By Oswald Jacoby I saw that I had a fairly easy way to Insure that West wouldn't shift away from the heart suit. All I did was tn win the heart with my ace. Then J W EST RANT led a spade to dummy and * 105 4 * 073 tried the rluh finesse. It lost ¥ K 107 43 ¥J«3 all light, but West Immediate­ * 1003 4AKJ41 * K4 *73 ly led his deuce o f heart*. SOUTH (D) No one can blame West, Ills * K J R3 partner's play o f the Jack and ¥ AQB my pluy o f the ace hud dearly * U7 * AM O mmked Hast with thn queen. M il and West vulnerable It was just loo bad I hud MeuUi West N.r-a East fnise-rarded. I N.T. fas* I N.T. fas# Pass Pass To forestall erltirism I may Opening lead—¥ 4 point nut tluit If West roiihl have linked Into my hand and lowed up hy leading a diumnud actually led a diamond my I would have to lose at least false-card would have put mo four diamond trick* ami my down six, hut I had to take that little gamble. contrnet. NORTH *AQ6 ¥•* « 184 + QJ I 0 S 3 7:30-M:30 p. m. CHS. CBS decision that rocked the na­ istic, concerning a ward boss tion. The program it a must whose age is catching up with for anyone wanting to crysta- him. When his party re­ places him with a younger ii/e his opinion on the subject. man. the neighborhood hits The case on Lung Island con­ the ceiling. Gene Kelly and cerned constitutionality of a Leo G. Carroll star. 99:30 p. m- CBS. The Bev­ New York State Regent's erly .Hillbillies. When Rose­ prayer. The Supreme Court reversed these decisions an-i mary De Camp guests on any found the prayer unconstitu­ series, it is like welcoming tional. Eric Sevcreid report*. an old friend into the living ( t ) (Jh. t It-port. 11:1* 14) Mld-Kla. N n r i 11:24 14) W f f t h . r (4) VV-athar 11.2- 14) The ala r 11:2" (2) Tontts Show 11:3S (4) Hollywood Movla Calaaeada 4:14 1:11 7:44 TiSi TV Time Previews P.cports. "Storm Over The Supreme Court (P a rt 11.)" The Supreme Court's decision or. the constitulionality of a school prayer ts given a thorough airing tonight, from itt inception in a lower court case on Ding Island, to the N .h . I II 9 4$ j fojoojby ( t ) Sacral Storm (4) Am. lUnd.tand ( 20 (2) Mak* Itrinm (or Kaddy I t ) Kda» of M * M l » ) niacovary t j 4:is (4i Amarlcan N.wsatand 2:00 l ) i Hup-rrnan I t ) ttnela Wa ll S:20 (21 I l^-d 2 U v a . ( I I llrat of (Irnu-ho I t ) lirpuly Kawir 2:IS (41 Wa alhar Show dUqkUqhJtA 19:39 U 11:11 11.14 IS 10 TH URSD AY I*. M. 12:11 ( t ) Hurry Ilaaanlirr N'awa I S:Sf (S) Truth or Cniite* i » ) Patlirr Kisiwa Ileal I ; 41 (4) ilulillritf l.ltflit i4) hear t*>r Tomnrrutr 13:14 19) MltMlAr Hepoil | | ;L 12) NIIC sN'eaa Itepurt ) u0 (2l Newa and Weather (4) >1.4til* gif Xllelc (9) >1Id - H a. Ilepoil 1:19 (9) Larrilma 1:19 42) Hllmnaaina 1:34 (9) IIIr he ay ratrol (3) H* lem e (4) A* The World Turn* 3.1’tf 921 >lerv (IririlM Plmw 49> hay In fo u r l (4) A n Llnktoiler'a I louarp-iri > S:S0 13) >lrr v f Sr If fin (9) Hatrn Kara S «iu 42) laorrlla YnUlitf |4i Xllllo nalir Alter using a desk calendar (Also, it's time to say " kihhI "A bachelor 1* a man wlm IM ijuatti >*or a Lay night" and go home.) llilnk* twice licfnre saying for same lime, I happened In S;So ( j ) Vnunu III. alone (41 To Tell The Truth "Th e wise can learn by anything." (K xrrpl, "W ell, n u l l e e in line print a (9) W ho |io Yiiii Truat listening lo Hu- ignorant." I'll lie seeing you around.") S i l l (4) (*nlllec•• ood Heooa “ thought" (or each week that (Hut vice versa is safer.) "The person who has every­ II I Merret Hlorre gate me a few acennd 4 00 421 The Mali h (lame "About the lime you catch thing should be quarantined." (x)c Jh6 (jJamsm ey Ruth Millett thoughts, ( The second thoughts are in parentheses.) “ The In-st time to put tlx* children to bed is when you ran ." (O r when you can't aland them any longer.) “ A good Idea that is shared with ulbcrs will live forever." (C spcdally If yuu can make others think it was their Idea.) "People who live in glass houses are interesting neigh­ bors." (H eller draw the lirapenes on that picture win­ dow ) “ When all is said and done, It's best to leave it Dial way." up with the Jones, they re­ finance." Glut. Hint's one tiling you've prohaldy already heat llirm to.) "M en do not itumlile over mountains, hut over mole­ hills." (And, also (heir kids' roller skalei and toys.) "F ew turn have repented of silence." Glut their wivea have sure been Lircd.) "Morning cornea long be­ fore you are ready for II." ( And llial goes double for Monday*.) "A contented man can't he sold a thing." (Who's that contented 7" Glul you'd still have to try to figure oul what to give him lor Christmas.) "Hudgels are not merely affair* of arithmetic." (They're alao aomelhing no(tody seems able lo stay with­ in.) SAMUEL HOUSTON ItevcMa CHARITON . * . m SOPHIA "N o newa la good new*." (Not so with liuth Mlllrtt's IxHiklct, "How lo Have a Happy Husband.") Just send . u m iicmMUiM — 25 cents to Itutli Millclt Head­ ItCKKICOtOI WflfllUM er Service, c/o The Sanford • t.uuti h. chi ' ow raooucno* Herald, P. O. lhix 489, Dept. STARTS Fill. MARCH 15 A, lladio City Station. New York 19, N. Y. KI III II ICS ADM. UNDKR 12 FRF.I-: 7Br W FT V Wins School Bell Award W FTV (Channel in. Orlan­ television station that has W FTV was nominated for do, lias iM-cn awarded the made the most significant the state wide award hy Hie "Florida Srlaail Hell Award" (-ontrihulionk to public school Orange County Education As­ education during this school sociation. by the Flurida education Asyear of 19(12 19(13." Micialion a* "the Florida The award was based on HTAKTH SUN. “ 40 Pound* O f Troublr" (he station's local programs, editorials and documentaries, discussing various problem* in education as well aa pro­ grams produced In coopera­ I'nltrd I'trss Inlrrnalioiial I.A S T D A Y tion with area school* and Open 1:30 Shows At The UC-1.A Hrulns ran thank colleges. 3:00 • 3:00 - S:00 Walt llauard for their berth The official presentation In |he NCA \ basketball tour­ of Ihr award will lie made nament, tu Hay lluostcr, WFTV New* llau ard whipped in 19 Director, at live Florida EduI hiiiiIs, including four cru­ ration Association Station STAR TS TOMORROW cial free throws In the wan­ State Convention in Jackson­ DOUBLE FE A TU R E ing minutes, to lead UCLA ville, on Marrh 14. ___ k» O M IM A S C O M I _ to a M IS victory over Stan­ ford Tuesday night in their llig Six Conference playoif lUh Si • I S M»4l •f M| N*, at Santa Monica, Calif, ALBUQKRQUE, N.M. (U P !) — Itlchard II. (D ick) Hunting haa been added aa an assist­ HI'ENCER TR A C Y ant football coach at the Uni­ P -L IZ A B tm i T A Y L O R versity of New York. Bunt­ A It CADI A, Calif. (U P !) Fred A. Purner Sr., who ing, who will Join Um staff came to Santa Anita 39 year* on July 1, had been head COM IMS M ARCH 31 ago, will retire as the race coach at Palm Springs, Calif. W A L T DISNBY'H track's director of publicity High School for lha last Hire* “ SON O P PLU B B K R " years and advertising Sept. I. r JR I T Z Bruins Gain Tourney Berth Named Coach Kctirln? c> SEVEN BRIDES ■ f il* ftiharoftlwBride V I . . v , , I ...x -I H I UI IN T Ml A 1 R F ■*VJ•v ( It (X fl H IU ! IN TH E ZtTRF I'llO N K FA 2-121* T O N IT K A THUl(H. CARLOAD PASS NITKH 7 :U0 * IU:30 W r.lrrn Arliun In Colttr double burrelle impact You mn reach the buyers Jnd live tratia with one big gun-lhe daOjr ncwspj|)er. Became newspaper leadership is almost universal, 0 6 .4 % o f all U.S. homes receive a daily ncwspa|>cr. . . almost 100 million |>coplc read a newspaper every day. That means advertising in the newspaper reaches everybody—the buying public plus the wholesalers and retailers you do business with. These businessmen don’t need to be sold on llie value of newspaper advertising. They know; they've seen the Last) register payoff from their own newspaper advertising. So draw a bead on both niarkels-the trade, the consumer—with ad­ vertising in the one medium liiat reaches them both because U readies everybody. “ H A C K L A S ir lit. hard Midmsrk MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS Co-Hit • H:I0 Only Audir'a Own True Story . . Mint Dm iretrd Hero In World War X "T O H E LL AN D HACK” Starring AU D IK The S a n fo rd H e ra ld MURPHY In Color STAR TS F B I.. “ E L C ID " Kiddlr* Coder 13 • Free FOR BEST ADVERTISING RESULTS USE YOUR LO CAL NEWSPAPER t �tth r # a u fu rB W rrilfe Wed. Mar. 13. '63— Pnjre 9 P U L L O V E R PONCHO — Liiln <li Trepuzzl dinplay« a knitted jmiiclio alie designed, in Flor­ ence, Italy. Court Hears * Attack On Inter-Marriage TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — Constitutionality of the Flor­ ida law prohibiting Inter- racial marriages vvns attack* ed in the Slate Supreme Cmirl Tuesday at violative of the U. S. Conitilulion. Also challenged was validSly o f a slali* lave against unmarried persona of dllferrnt races living together as husband and wife. The case grew out o f the June, conviction of a w white woman and a Negro man on ebargea they lived together in a Miami Urach efficiency apartment. Kacli was sentenced to 30 days In Jail and a fine of gl.YO. The Supreme Court did not indicate wlien it will rule. G. E. Graves, Miami (N e ­ gro) attorney for Connie Hoffk man (also known as Connie * Gonzalez) and Dewey Mc­ Laughlin. argued his clients were denied the defense of m arriage to refute the charge o f living In ain. He said there was some evidence of a common law marriage lint the Jury could not consider it because the Judge informed litem a mar^ riage was Impossible because of the miscegenation law. He said this denied his clients a defense to a criminal charge aolely because of race, deny­ ing them due process and «4|iinl protection of the law. James 0 . Mahorner. assist­ ant state attorney general, argued there was no evidence of a marriage beyond the 6 "h ea rsa y" testimony of tlie •oupie's landlady that M ri. Hoffman told her McLaughlin was her husband. Graves said there is no sta­ tute specifically barring un­ married Negro couples or White couples from living to­ gether and the law relating to mined couples is based solely on race and therefor* U discriminatory. Mahorner argued the law Is directed against tlie offense rather than a race and provide* the same punishment for viola­ tors o f either race. Graves said the V. S. Su­ preme Court upheld 80 year* ago a similar Alabama law against cohabitation by unw married persons of dl/fcrenl W races "but this ruling la in conllict with presently exist­ ing Interpretations of the equal protection clause" of the constitution. He said laws against m i x e d m arriagei were designed solely lo "maintain the supposed pur­ ity of tlie white ra re " and had never hern ruled on by t the U. S. Court. He said the Florida law againit mixed marriages de­ fines a Negro a* a peraon having one eighth « r more N egro blood. Maintaining the law was vague and indefinite, be ask­ ed tha court "A re we to eaamine the veins of every per^ ton seeking to get ms tried or V 'ta vcstig a lc bis ancestry ?" �r V$f - 0mtfarli Pnjre 10 — Mnr. 13, 1963 fe ra l* Youngsters Visit Ranch Miss Cindy Psulucd, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Sira. Jcno F. Paulucd, Washington Ave­ nue, entertained recently for her couiin, Pat Trepanler, of Minnesota, who w ai visiting • t the Paulucd home, Cindy and a friend, Ml** Diane Pell, o f Osteen, took the visitor to the MQ Ranch fo r a day o f sightseeing. They enjoyed an early morning horicback ride over some o f the ranch spread* and scenic traits, then camo back to the cookhouse for lunch. In the afternoon they took more trail rldca and enjoyed Florida wild life from horse­ back. The Stlnnesota guest en­ joyed the outing and stated that It was certainly a very different kind of day. V V W ; *T > - M JSKiW * /V4 * ..TV f t YOUNG ST KHS WHO P L A Y E D COWJJOY for n tiny nl n ranch party aro from left, Cindy l’uulucci, Put Trepanler, «u c «t o f honor and Diane Pell. rjajidsw Qalsndcui Dr. Fred Ensminger Speaks On Library To DAR Members Circles of the Sanford Car­ den Club have scheduled meetings for this Thursday as The March meeting of the Sallio Harrison Chapter, N a­ tional Society o f the Daugh­ ters of the American Revolu­ tion was held at the homo of Mrs. A. W. I.ee with Mrs. C. K. Butler Mias Emma Baker, Mrs. L, P. Hagan and Mrs. Ixmabelle Jennings serving as co-hostesses. Mr*. L. C. Wildner, regent, presided using the ritual, American creed, pledge to the flag ar.d singing the Star Spangled Banner and riuwanco River. Mrs, Wildner honored past regents with tho presentation of a beautiful whito orchid to each. Mr*. F. E. Boll, Mrs. C. E. Butler, Mrs. L. P. Ha­ gan, Mrs. A. It. Key, Mrs. A. W. I,eo, Mrs. J. B. Roy, Mr*. F. K, Ruuntillal, Mr*. II. W. Rucker, Mr*. Lawrence Tins­ ley and Mrs. J. S. Sims. Mrs. Butler, national de­ fense chairman presented an Interesting article and Mrs. 0. A. Canaday spoke on "Hold Fast Old Glory, The Flag o f the United Stales of A m erica." Mrs. Rucker gave n report on the DAR good citizenship, Mrs. Itoumillat, who will be chairman of the hostesses at tho library during the SemiCentennial, presented Dr. Fred Ensminger a* the guest speaker for the day. Dr. Ensminger, who serves as librarian ut tho General Sanford Memorial Library, talked about tho laioks of Gen. Sanford and told about living in the old Country Club House at one time. Others present for tho pro­ gram wore Mine*. M. J. Brain, Howard Brewer, C. It. follows: AZALEA Circle will meet at 8 p.m. with Mrs, Porter Lansing, 833 20th St., for a program on flower arranging. Bring an arrangement, big, small, artificial or fresh. C EN TRAL Circle m e e t a with Mr*. J. L. Hobby at 8:43 a.m. Sirs. Paul Johnston will be in charge of the program « n house and patio plants. MAGNOLIA Circle will meet with Mr*. W. L. Gramkow at ID a.m. Plans will be made for the flower show, PALM Circle will meet at 8:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. J. Martin Stlnedpher. Follow­ ing the business session, Dr. J. F. Darby will speak on caladluma and amall plants. WOODROSB Circle meets with Mrs. Fred Gray at 8:30 a.m. Mrs. Gerald Knight will present a program on horti­ culture and conservation. CREATIVE WOMAN N ew Arrivals Rapt. and Mrs. R. H. Gar­ ner o f San Antonio, Texas, announce the birth o f an eight pound daughter, March 11, at the Ilrooksflcld Hos­ pital In San Antonio. They have chosen the name Carol R om.’ for the new arriv­ al who will be welromcd homo by a sister, Leo Ann. Paternal grandparent! are Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Gam er, Sanford, and maternal grand­ parent^ are Mr. and Mrs, Ben Lax of Savannah, Gn. Companion Pillows! Embroider a pretty set of pillowsl Both the cute kitten and terrier are worked in cross-stitch. T w o separate patterns. Nos. 373 If and 378 It each has hot-iron transfer color chart; stitch Illustration. To order send 35 cents in coins for each pattern to; Creative Woman fianford Herald Boa 438, Midtown Station N ew York 18, N- Y. Print name, address, style number and site. When the little ones are In bed but able to ill up after an illness, open two legs o f your card table and let the other two remain folded. Put the table across the bed In the child's lap, with the two open legs on tile floor. It gives am­ ple space for playing, draw­ ing pictures and so on. Dawson, E. M. Hoke, R. M .lm oiid Smith and a guest, Mason, Edmund Mclsch, R. Mrs. L. W. Ross, of Wheeling, P. Pray, Dcana Turner, Ray-1 W, Va. CH ANGE OF LOCATION CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES ----- OF — Planned By DeBary Club Monroe Home Club Presents Program On Resuscitation By Mrs. If, (,. Johnson the fashion allow sponsored was by Hie club on March 28 at the III) Center. The show, the guest speaker nt the which will lie free to the pub­ monthly meeting of the Lake lic, will bo given on Bates Monroe Home Dcmunslraliun Disciplined prints by the M i­ Club held at the Upsala Pres­ lady’s Shoppe of Fine Fab­ byterian Church Educational ric*. They will also sponsor a dress contest in conjunction Building. •Mrs. Kilpatrick, who is with Hie fashion show with the Bed Cross, gave a Mrs. Robert Mann was in­ demonstration on rcsUicita- troduced as a new member (Ion, Using a model dummy and welcomed hy (he group. called Annie aho explained Hostesses Mrs. Ed Dowell the new way o f mouth to and Mrs. It. L. Johnson serv­ mouth and mouth to nose ed refreshments in keepfug method. Anniu was purchased with the fit. Patrieks Day by the insurance companies theme. of Sanford. After showing the Others present were Mines. members the correct way J. C. Sapp, Louise Rushlow, they were given the chance lin tel Gardner, J. BUckwrldof "saving Annie." A question er, Mae Halm, Win. Carroll and answer periud was then Sr., Wm. Carroll Jr., Marion held, which was thoroughly Ic e , Thelma Emerson and enjoyed hy the group, Jack Standlfer. April hostesses will be Mrs. Mr*. Ed Filigerahl, presi­ dent, presided over the busi­ Hlarkwcldcr and Mrs. Fitz­ ness session am] devotion* gerald. Grail night will be lirld were led by Mrs, J. II. TinMarch 20 at the home of Mrs. del. Plans were discussed for Johnson, Mrs. Alvin Kilpatrick S P R IN G By Mrs. Adam Mutter The DeBary Woman's Club will meet at 2 p.m. this F ri­ day at Hie Community Cen­ ter. A musical program of Irish songs, honoring St. Pat­ rick's Day, wilt be presented by Mrs. Ludwig Kupecz, chairman of the Music De­ partment. Participating In the pro­ gram wilt be Mrs. Emily Armstrong, Mrs. G. Donald­ son, Mrs. Mabel Green and Robert McGee, Mrs. Kupecz and Mr*. Laura Platt Brown, vice-chairman, will accom­ pany the singers. Mrs. Nor­ man O livers and Mrs. Edna Reilly will greet members and their guests. Mrs. Walter Hanl and Mr*. Henry Lasher will preside at the tea table. The Civic and International Affairs Division o f the De­ nary Woman's Club will meet Munday, March 18, at 2 p.m. at the Community Center un­ der the direction of Mrs. Charles Duryca, chairman. Mr*. Henry Lohoff will show movies and comment on her four months' trip to Western Europe this past summer. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Neil MacDougall, vice chairman. Of V A H -I Meet Mrs. Don Hamner For Coffee Named President Mrs. John F. Moore and Mr*. Robert L. Rankin were co-hostesses for the monthly V A IM officers* wive* coffee at the a flcr-humer, Thursday, Mr*. P. M. Tischler ami Mrs. A. S. Poultcr were wel­ comed as new members of the group. Mr*. Kay Bartholomew, a former tiger lady, was a spe­ cial guest. Other guests in­ cluded Mrs. Famtrt and Mrs. O'Brien, both visiting mo­ thers o f tiger wive*. The Dilies enjoyed coffee and cookies prepared by the hostesses. Table decorations were in orange and black, the squadron colon. The main item on the agen­ da at a recent business meet­ MRS. JOHN R A N D A L L ing of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, was election of new officers. Mrs. Don Hamner w a s elected president and Sirs. Banks Golden, vice president. Mrs. James Jones was named secretary; Mr*. Billy Wynn, Fifty members and II visit­ Keen arc past matrons of rorrcspondlng secretary, and Mrs. La Mar Meredith, treas- ors honored past matrons and their chapters and Mrs. Keen patrons o f Seminote Chapter is past grand Martha of Uie urcr. A program on speech was 2, Order of Eastern Star and Grand Chapter of Florida given by Mrs. J. L. Blythe affiliated past matrons and and presently chairman of and Mrs. Charles Kampf. patrons at a recent meeting. Estarl. They gave as an Illustration Mrs. Nick Pfclfauf saluted The altar was draped In nn Incident of an unfortunate them with a solo rendition of numury o f past gram] pa­ lierson without a job or mon­ “ Others" as Uiey were Intro­ tron George E. Turner and ey who only by his command duced. Tlwy were presented the charier draped in mem­ of the English language se­ gifts by Hie worthy matron ory or Mrs. Sybil Itoulh, a cured a high position with a aid paid tribute by Mrs. L. past matron of Seminole E. Estes, associate matron; Chapter. Mrs. Pfeifauf sang large company. Following th e program, Mrs. Charles Cole, worthy "Som ewhere'' at the close each one present was given a matron and J. E. Blackman, of the memorial service. short (Hie m to read while worthy patron. Mrs. Irving Pryor decorat­ Past matrons honored were ed the dining room table their voice* were being re­ corded on tape. They were Mines J, C. Bills, William will) a nylon net cloth with played back later so the Click, It. 8 . Peurifoy. L . T. appliques of Kelly green and members could hear how Sheppard. John Shepard, J. white felt shamrocks, pipes, tlicy sounded to other people. II. Anderson Jr., Floyd At- harps and hats. The floral Mrs, lllylhc, who was hos­ how. R. W. Turner. W aller center arrangement w as tess for tho meeting, served Raines, J. K. Courier, Mur­ made o f yellow, white and refreshment* during the soc­ ray Jarvis, Mayheiic Max­ purpl leulips and randies. ial hour. Others attending well, Joseph l jcinhart and J. Refreshments were served were Mrs. Hamner, Mrs. Corley. Past patrons honored by hostesses. Mines Harvey Golden. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. were It. E. Peurifoy, Robert Punn, W. D. Causey, Frank Wynn, Mmcs. James Daugh­ Williams. Harvey Dmm and Kohler and !>. J. Hamilton. try, Bub llmwn, Joe Denni­ 11. C. Thomas. First time visitors were son, Gil Daigle, Jerry Mc; Tho next tlm® hubby Mrs. Anna Kessler, from Cabo and Larry Mann. - - j_______ Chapter 498, Richmond Hill, changes wiper Mnd<x, save an Long Island, N. Y .; Miss old one to use whin your Kathleen Clark, Tropical windshield fog* on tho IN ­ Chap. 38, Bartow and Mr*, SIDE. You ran wipe the fo g lone Keen, Chap. 47, Fort away without streaking or Meade. Miss Clark and Mrs. ttmruring the glass. Mr. and Mr*. It. N. Nordg n u of Highland Dr. recent­ ly entertained her sisters and Everybody* Walking hrothers-in-lnw, Mr. and Mr*. Today I Try Thul II. Willis! and Mr. and Mrs. A. Hutchinson from Chicago. 50 Mile Hike While here they enjoyed visit­ ing llok Tower, the Great In Thin Shoe Masterpiece and the Jai Alai -H y — Fronton. They also enjoyed cookouti and other outdoor activities impossible In have in Chicago at this time of year. Altamonte Springs Personals l I frU HEELS ANT) F L A T S Map*, Area Information und G ift* from l-ocai Merchant* Await You AND DATEBOOK • It Is ml si I Florida Greeting Service, Inc. B e tu M iA S k o e i VOGUE ■At* IH O T IE ll *I2 « •u B 0 K ttB K i l l ' P ft t t i,. Dr. A. W. Woodall ----- T O ------ 1400 PARK AVE. SANFORD, / PHONE FLORIDA FA 2-4762 PRICED $ J l 1 99 FROM New Members Officers Wives A cordial welcome Ih Brought to you from lorul merchant* and civic organization* 1IY Welcome Tw o John Randall, who i Seminole County for 1962, is i o f Mrs. America. Souih Seminole Coun- very much ' in the running I They are not awarding winwon the title of M r * .! again this year for the title ! ners for the various counties this year but Mrs. Randall (N orm a) entered the contest again and has been advised that she is one of the semifinalists In the state contest. The winner will compete In Hie national contest April 22 to 29, in Miami licach for the coveted title of Mrs. America for 1963. The semi-finalists must fill out a multitude of forms and questionnaires, tests, photos and submit a favorite recipe. Norm a's recipe is for refri­ gerated rolls. The one she submitted last year was for a chocolate cake. (Watch for it in the Homemaker's Corner, Thursday.) Mrs, Randall has modeled In several fashion shows in the local area during the past year Including one at the Ca­ pri, sponsored by Play girl Fashions. She has also given talks on grooming and poise at several 4-H Clubs in the county. OES Honors Past Matrons - Patrons MRS. A, W. LICE, Routes*, left, and Mr*. L. C. Wildner, regent o f tho DAK pone with guest speaker Dr. Fred Ensminger at a recent meeting o f tho Rrmip, (llerald l ’ lioto) Jaycee Wives Airs. Randall Semi-Finalist In Mrs. America Contest Of Chapter B E G IN S ANNOUNCING! Irish Program I f you arc a Newly Arrived Family or know o f A New Family Contact our hoale** L O L A W IN N FA 2-1678 2400 Steven* Ave. SHOE Ivey's STORE .i Casselberry Two new members, Mrs. Charles Kampf and Mrs. Wendell Davis, were welcom­ ed to the Jaycee Wives Club when the group met with Hie president, Mrs. Hammond Polk, for the monthly session. Each member introduced herself to the new members and told something about her life so that the group could become better acquainted. Also present during the intro­ ductions were four visitors, Mrs. John Hoyt, Mrs. Davo Berries. Mrs. Jack Wilber and Mr*. Jim Smith. During the business’ meet­ ing it was decided to hold a St. Patrick's Day social, this Saturday at 8 p.m. at tlia home of Mrs. A. F. Kceth, in Loch Arbor. Mrs. Paul Lewis, treasurer, reported that i 420 donation has been given u. the Sarcpta Rest Home improvement fund. The group has been exper­ imenting with a new'date for the monthly meetings and it was voted to revise the by­ laws and set up the first Tuesday night of each month as a permanent date. Mrs. A. F. Kceth presented an informative and interesting program qn Hie operation of the Little Red School House. Mrs. Kceth, a mem­ ber of the club also teaches at the school for retarded children. Other member* p r e s e n t were Mines. Charles Tctcnbaum. Tom Price, Wally Pea­ cock, Brad Foley, Bob King, Wendell Agee and Garnett White. Personals 31r. and Mrs. Philip Allen of 1ft Holly Ave. have as (heir luiuicgucst their daugh­ ter, Mrs. C. N. Shafer and son, Allen, of Columbus. Ohio. Mrs. Shafer is the former Miss Phyllis Allen. NOW . . . through t’rncker Day* Personals By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Clare Balmer, South Triplet Dr., Cassel­ berry, have had several visit­ ors from the North recently. Ills brother, Wallace Balmcr, and ion, Ronnie, Garrett Da Grits, and Bill Haase were here from Pine City. N. Y . Mrs. Balmcr'a brothcr-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ gene Young, and their son, Dennis and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paris, were all visiting from Pennsylvania. Big Rack Or Best Quality Gla*s,( China, Wood and Brass What-Nots. Va PRICE IN C LU D E S: Vanes. Candy Jars, Oyster Plates, Candle Holders, Flower Arrange­ ments, Sugar - *n • Creams, Fruit Bowls, Coffee Mak­ ers, etc. POWELL’S O ffice Supplies A G ift* 117 Magnolia A t*. �. ian + ' l* • 4 ft «n l f • A i i i II Friends Honor Casselberry Girl With. Surprise Birthday Party Wedding Announced Miss I.eutva Hurl of Winter - Park, daughter ol Mrs L. V \ •limit' Slu-a, daughter of Hart and the late Mr. Ilart of Rev. .mil Mrs. Darwin Shea. Oviedo, and James Wiley 'A b ell, son of Mrs. Geneva 631 \ . Triplet Dr., Ca»>elAbell, of Oviedo, wrre mar­ 1terry, was guest of honor al ried Feb. 23 at 11 a m. in Win­ u surpri.-e birthday part} Iasi ter I’ aik. Judge George Adams offiThursday (rmn 5:3ii until 7:.in p ut. given h> co-hu»ta Jackie I ciatcd at the double ring McClain and lull) Willis al ceremony in the presence of the McClain home, 221 Triplet the immediate families, in­ cluding the bride’ s grandmo­ D The p ally m initially Mas ther. Mr*. K. T. Halley >r., of scheduled l«>r the week hefore Atlanta, via. Following the wediting and when the hnnorcc actually celebrated her l.itli hirthda) reception the couple leit lor but was postponed Iweausc of a wedding trip to Louisiana and points north. her IIlm> *> They arc now residing at She received many lovely Kilts and guests enjoyed 2(i5t Nairn Drive in Winter darning am) were served re­ Park. freshment* of sandwiches, ice cream. birthday cake and soft drinks. Th"*e allemlinc were Joyce laivrtl. Ileckv Wagner, Mere­ dith Nolan Itogei and Ihibliy Mobley, Steve Shook and Kick Mender. Winner* o f the door prizes Chaperones were Miss Phyl­ awarded every half hour dur­ lis Car«bcr and Mrs. Marvin ing the recent Swedish Smor­ Met lain gasbord were Hoy Puckett, lit ' Hart - Abell ¥ Jane r a w l l i r r r y Nancy Lou Mason To Marry James Edward Brookshire Mr. and Hi on u of the Mr*. Herschel Maitland announce class of 19*42. She wus editor engagement and Georgia V r r ilft FOR RASTER Big Success Sheath Dresses Virginia L. ForPark: Phillip S. Hoyd. Jeff Hodges, J. S. Kurtami and Miss Ellen Car­ ter, all of Sanford. Till* event was hosted bytile Ethel Hoot Circle o f the Congregational Church anil was their 11th annual Swed­ ish smorgasbord. Over 400 attendrd the out­ standing event and folks throughout surrounding areas traveled miles to attend, making it a huge success. IlLOOM GOOD SELECTIO N (irnpevillr Nursery F A 2-0*96 2221 Grapevillr A te. j- lamgwood; riano, Winter Oviedo V AL0R 1E SHEA, venter, wits honored at a 8urpri.se birthday purty k >veil by Jackie McClain, left, and Hilly Willis, right. Personals DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. James Kipp of Cassia Lane entertained at Uicir homo Saturday evening. Among the guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Feeney, James Edge and Miss Jo Ann Hearn, all of Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yazrll, .Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holloway and Michael Holloway of De­ nary. Mrs. May Phillips of Com­ munity Drive has as her housegurst,' her sister-in-law, .Mrs. J. Thomson, of Norfolk, Va., who is enjoying her an­ nual visit to DeBary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen­ derson of Constance Road have as their guest, K. W. Uurlond ol Ferndale, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Carlcton Rowe o( Auga Vista hud Miss Elizabeth H o w e , assistant treasurer o( the Naumkcag Trust Hank, and Miss Dor­ othy Howe, H. N. at the Sal­ em Hospital of Salem, Mass., visiting with them (or two weeks, Mr*. J. .Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Harlow of Watertown, Conn., were the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy of Marta Hoad. Church Calendar Heccnt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harry of Poinscttin Drive were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kucher and Mr. and Taka; the wrinkles out of plastic niateriul by placing a dump, thick bath towel over tho plastic. Iron with a hot irun and the wrinkles will dis­ appear. M. Snow of Cleve­ land. Ohio. THURSDAY Deacons of the First Pres­ byterian Church meet at 7:43 p.tn. Senior High Fellowship leaves at 7:45 p m. for a hayride. Ity IJmla .Smithson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cross and son David of Warren. Pa., spent the weekend with Fred’s parent*. Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Cross, on Lake Haves Hoad. Other recent callers al (lie Cross home were Mr. and Mr*. Henry Huckestein of Pennsylvania and Mr. and Keep your voire low and Mrs. H. H. Kamlvo of Cler­ don't mention names, if you mont. must gossip in a restaurant. Jimmy Bruokvhire, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Janies Brookshire, has been initiated into OVER .15 YE A R S PI Tau Sigma, national hon­ At First A Palnvrttii orary Mechanical Engineer­ (Aloniisidr old post o (lir r ) ing Fraternity, at Georgia Tech. The selection is based on scholastic standing (the upper 25 percent), facultyrating and opinion of the memhership. Mrs. A. J. Hey holds has • Carpel* • Furniture been conlincd to her home • Tile • Planott with • touch of the current • Rental Bedn virus or cold. Sanford Furniture Co. Career Woman MADE OF LIN E D R AYO N IN P A S T E L COLORS OF P IN K AQU A AND (iR E E N SIZES 10 - IK 3 STO R E BIG D A Y S A C O N TA IN IN G Eva-Bess 2526 PA R K DR. R E A L T Y SHOP 109 E. 2nd 8t. P A 2-391 ( W ILL FO LLO W IN G BE Stock up nil abort sleeve sport shirt*. Handsome combed cot­ ton woven plaid* . . deep tone edvvunliuli print button downs . . . eusy-curo Dacron® poly­ ester ’n cotton solids. Open Wed. Afternoon And Fri. Nila 1 I r For ® VAN Mm 's »saa t , « , l Howes Fashions f W ALK-IN TH E * 1 2 98 Our New Method C l'T S DIM IM S T IM E IN II \ I .F , and gives you a more man­ ageable. lasting IIA IK -D O . S E A R S GIGANTIC FO R GREAT SPORT SHIRT BUYS! For Tlu* Busy Cracker Days ™ Thurs. - Fri. ■ S a t PAR K ED M ER C H A N D IS E A T FR O N T O F O U R TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS. (ft 4 AIR CONDITIONERS WITH DEHUMIDIFIERS “ COLD S PO T" • 10,500 B.T.U. W ER E $279.95 oFF TH E ( « truck 1 2 1 9 8 8 I 1 — 12.1 CU. FT. 24 "KENMORE" WASHING MACHINES 12 — 3 CYCLE, 2 SPEED COM PLETELY AUTOM ATIC 12 Lit. LOAD CAPACITY 1 W ERE $219.95 OFF TU B 1RUCK $186 88 4 "KENMORE" DRYERS 12 "COLDSPOT" REFRIGERATORS WAS $&i!L95 2 - 2 DOOR 13.6 CU. FI WERE *.’i:itt.»5 W ERE $164.00 $19188 $25188 W ERE $244.88 * 216“ 1 l CYCLE SEARS K"t HUP AMl 1<J l ’lUCIi KANIJUS OFF THE TRUCK FROM — £ mm ^ W J 1 — REFRIGERATORS \\ERE A269.KK • 12 "CRAFTSMAN" LAWNMOWERS QO O O 6 "COLDSPOT" FREEZERS 2 — 17 CU. FT. UPRIGHTS WERE $271.95 5 — 13.6 CU. FT. 1HOSTLESS DOUR WERE NO M ON EY • TO $23688 $ 2 H 88 DOWN UP TO 3 YEARS PAY ON A N Y OF TH IS $ 14 4 8 3 NOWS 12 — 8 CYCLE - 2 SPEED A L L PORCELAIN OFF TH E TRUCK OFF THE TRUCK M ERCHANDISE 2 — 17 Cl). FT. CHEST TYPE W ERE $269.95 2 — 13.7 CU. FT. CHEST TYPE WERE $209.95 OFF THE TRUCK s2 0 188 OFF TH E TRUCK *2 0 1“ $17]95 OFF TH E TRUCK 3 "CRAFTSMAN" ROTO-SPADERS OAKOLINE POWERED 1 W AS $94.00 OFF THE TRUCK 2 W ERE $169.00 OFF THE TRUCK SEARS C ATALO G SALES STORE 4 J IV P E N N E Y ’S Smoigasboid * ORCHIDS ship as a co-op student and ap­ of the Lion's Talc (a school is majoring in mechanical en­ new»pa|>er) during her senior gineering. Tins is his Junior year. Stic was also president year. He is a member of Pi of the Pep Club, during her Tau Sigma, national honorary engineering fraternity. junior year, business man­ The wedding will he an ager of the Annual in 1962, event of April 13. and served as one of the ush­ ers at tlie 1961 graduation ex­ ercises. The groom-elect wa* Iwrn in Asheville, N. C He wus valedictorian of the senior A L W A V S F IR S T Q U A L IT class in 1959. president of the Student Council, voted the most v a I ii a h I e basketball player, an Eagle Scout and attended Stetson's advanced studies course, granted by the Martin Co. He is prcM-ntlv attending P r n fn r fl SA LE! Tech on a scholar­ proaching marriage vif their daughter. Nancy Lou Mason, to Janie* Edward llrooksliire III. son of Mr*. J. K. Brookshire II. Lake Jessup. Oviedo. Miss Mason was Nun in At­ lanta, lia., and was a mem- Swedish V» her of Hie Oviedo graduating life Mar. 13. 1963 — Page 11 $330 0 $149°° SEARS �( ' Stir #in!n’r l P«(re 12 — Mnr. 18, 1068 lrralB Giant Fireworks Set For Celebration ' dreds o f feet above the lake. most spectacular ex-1 West Coast Trading Co. o f i pa's annua) Gasperils. Over the lake will he seen One o f the highlight* of the lulu! of fireworks tluit has Sarasota, Fla , will he in ever been presented in .Sem­ charge of llm actual firing a beautiful display o f , aerial show will he a Jap shell roc* inole County will take place and supply of equipment nec­ find* lasting the entire length keting into the air and exat the Semi-Centennial cele­ essary to put on this spectac­ of the event, 30 minutes. ploding into a multi-color Formation over bration al tlie City of Sanford ular event. Thl* same com- These will be made up of nloe Parachute sky rockets the lake. The finale will be I’ ier overlooking Lake Mon- pany has been responsible for and 12 inch ioe. 1the fireworks events at Tam* reaching Into the night hun-, Ihe lighting o f a red-white Spring V A LU E i G O O D YEA R BROWNIE TROOP mmlo tray fitvur.a for thn Suruptn Nuixin« Home „* purl o f Ctrl .Stout Week m-tivitlc* ttl thrir meeting last week in tlio J,nko Mary ICIitmcnUiry School. Member* working at tins table, from left, tiro Debltie Dunklcf*, Samira Morgan, Kerin .Jordan, Nicki Anderson, Junenu Ilawson and lJarliura Tamm. (Herald IMmlo) ir ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ Swing-to Ip tS p fin g ★ Low Prices, Top Trades During Our SPECIAL Value Carnival r~* Brownies Give Aid To Sarepta By Francra W>»(cr , whlrh Include* }|oinem»kif)g. Mfmtwr* of Brownie Troop Cill/enuhlp, Art* amt Craft*, 357 from l- i ke Mary Klrtnrn- Health and Safety, Interna­ ta-y S rl«»)l m«tlo randy nip tional Friendship and OnI-oftray fator* at last week'* Door*. Tuesday mark* the day regular Wednesday afterno >n meeting which they will fill that Ctrl Scouting w »* intro­ amt take to resident* of Sar- duced In the United Slate* cpla Home during a future ant the week in which it fall* I* designated a* Olrl meeting. Thi» war done in eonjune- Scout Week and celebrated t i i n with Girl Scout Week by Uirl Scout* all over the which began Sunday when United Stale*. Thl* cralt project wa* also Brownie Scout* and (iirl Scout* attended church to a follow up from ihe skating gether by troop*. Kadi day parly, held in February at of the week feature* a dif­ Mclodrc It ink*, the benefit* ferent aspect of the program from which went to Sarepta Home, tn thl* manner the girl* are appraised of Hie community around them and how best they can *er*c. Under the co leadership o( Mr*. Harold W Hanklef* an I Mr*. Paul II. Wireman, the following girl* participated in (lila program: Nikki And cr-von, lk-nlsc Bagwell, Cyn Hi m Becker, laiura Bolt* ( arm i hapm.ui, Dcbtiie K Danklel*. Susan Davidson, Janene Dawson, Becky Dornney, t.ynne Glibo, Donna Manfre, Sandra Morgan. Karen Nielson, Patti Pigott, Barbara Tamm, Anne Web­ er, l.aura Well* and Carole Wireman. Ilulh Freeman, al*o a memlier of Troop 537, wa* absent due to illness. GENERAL ELECTRIC A U T O M A T IC mugs, dances and other act I- Missile Film Shown For CAP A film entitled "Tim e .if the Titan" wan shown at the March II Hireling o f the South Seminole Cmtipoflile .Squadion, Civil A ir Patrol. The flint, provided by Martin, Orlando, dealt with the ilttvelnpim-nl o f the Titan uiia- alle, of various vitie* typical countries. The program will feature songs from Germany by Brownie Troop Kl; dance from Knglsnd by Brownie Troop 40; dance from F ranee by Brownie Troop III; dance from Scot­ land by Brownie Troop SB3; a song from Panama by Brownie Troup Mat and a dance and prayer from Nor way by Brownie Troop 63L Promise and motto from C o l o m h 1a. Intermediate Troop .334; dance from Hol­ land, Intcrmediale Troop XI8; a Norwegian (ealure by in­ termediate Troop dlH and Girl Guiding in Japan by Intermediate Troop ivjh Cathy John* m of Troop :i:iH will lie the program nar­ rator. Tioop 3.1* will be in charge of I lie* Flag Ceremony while Ihe Invocation will In given by Dori* Aiken*. All troops will participate in a Parade of Flags of the World amt the Presentation of Contribution* to the World Friendihlp Fund. clove The program will with Hie singing of “ tilrl and Scouts T u g r t h e r ," ••Taps." Members of Troop 33)1 will act a* usher*. Mr*. Frank ItuiK'll i* neiglihorlmnd chairman ami Mr*, t-iwrcnre Swotlord i* aaststanl rliainuan. A In lin e ml "Th e I list* r> o f Aviation", amt "Theory o f Flight; Ail foil* and Propel­ lers” was al*n presented by Ihe m;uadr<m training officer, Jiavid G. TiHmi. S<|uudioii L'omaiidcr Henry A . Ward Jr. announced a sim­ ulated aenreli and rescue iul»*iini would Ut held May 10, II, mol I J at Group d luudquurtvn , New Smyrna lleach. All cadets ami acliiura were urged to participate hi this activity. A good attendance wa* seen at the nccoild meeting to he held at the Navy facility. Fapiadum melidn'lship ha* lllBy Jane C*»»rlherry eieased to a pirseul «trenglh 1 tie l.ym iin High School uf including & senior*. 'I lie P TA executive board w ill *<|UHdnm's goal I* to ull.-iin a meet Thiirediiy nt It p- in. In Strength of 100 cadet* and f>0 the lim b e r’* Imtni'c. senior* by the end of the Plan* w ill In* complete I for Lym an P T A Board T o M e e t y.-ar. A ll pci sou* interested in participating in the C AP pm* gram me invited to conlnct any i f the Stalf Officer* for information; 1*1 l.t. Henry A. Ward Jr., Commander; Jack O'Dmiuell, Operations; M i*. Lynwood Michaua, Personnel; A i Cate, Communication*; or David G. TiUun, Information ant 'training. Ilia next regular meeting will lie held Kuluiduy at Bldg. No. 2, Naval A ir Station. DWC Meeting Is Canceled 'Die Match meeting o f llm Smith Seminole Democratic Wonmii'a Club haa Wen can­ celed due to illnc-M and other buaiiu-f* ruiimiltinenta anmug the membership. Tim meeting originally wa* •rhrdulcd fur Thursday eve­ ning at tlie Rikilia Inn in Fern Park. Aluminum la on* o f tlie most abundant elements in tlm ear Ill’s crust, bring rx reeded only by oxygen and silk on. (lie fam ily Institute wliieli h I'cing *pimm>ied next Tuesday and W ed nc mI ii y (M urvli 19" III. The Inatitut*' w ill lie con­ ducted liy I I I . D o u g i n * * Brown, professor of marrltige nod fam ily living lit Florida Slate U niversity. W ASH ER S G IV E YO U A L L T H ES E FEA TU R ES BIG 12 LB . C A PA C ITY Family-ailed wash loads, up to 12 pounds of dry clothes art taken in stride . • . washed gently and thoroughly clean. Average and smoll loads art handled equally wall. Lyman Neighborhood Scouts To Give Program At School Military Pay By Jane (*a«»rlbrrry Girl Scout* *nd Brownie* o f Lyman Three Neighbor­ hood wilt prevent an Inter­ national Frlemliblp Program thl* Thursday at 7:30 p. m in the Lyman High School Auditorium. The m Brownie Troop* and lour (iirl Seoul Troop* present participating with and-bluc American flag. t later date, a* satm u» an . During the entire length of act lime schedule ha* be Ihe show, the pier itself will |arranged. be a wall of beauty rising j -------------- --------over 50 feet in the air above Average U. S. uir pu*smK* the water. in IbdO traveled tUSJMi mile* Exact time of this perform-j or about the distance frm ance wilt he announced al a |Chicago to N ew T<*rk. <5 $01 X FILTER-FL0 Hike Put Off WASHINGTON <UPI> — Tlie House Armed Services Commitlee Tuesday put off a vote on tile $1.3 billion millI ary pay bill. The lawmakers Indicated limy wanted to lake another look at Ihe in­ crease* it would provide. The pay hike recommended by a subcommittee led by llep I., Mendel Rivers, (DS IM , would Ik* $371 A million more than the administra­ tion proposed, Chairman Carl Vinson, (DGa.J, said he. for one, want­ ed to re-examine increase.* suggested by tlie subcommit­ tee in uniform allowances ami retirement. Vinson »ald tlie proposal (or a SS.Va month combat pay also should lie given another look. The committee’s top Hepublican, Hep. Iwslie C- Arends, 111 , said he also need­ ed inure time to atiuly Hie measure, Tlie hill would Increase tlie pay id the nation's 27 m il­ lion servicemen, that,UUO reaervbl* and 411,000 retired personnel. Tlie Btvera subcommittee, in revealing tls detailed re eominemtalloiu, said it re­ jected Defense Secretary Bo Iw-rt S McNamara’a proposal to do away with oversea* and *cu duly pay ranging from SH lo $22.50 a month. Tliia actiim alone would add Stl'T.il million to the co»t of tlie bit). McNamara bait wanted to substitute a “ hardship" pay which would have reduced the number of servicemen receiving the exlra money. Tlie group also reduced Ihe proposed subsistence ailow ance increase for officers from $77 a month lo $31. It approved a pay increase $30 a month higher than that recommended by the Defense Department for officers. Haro it the washing system that cleans and radeant wash water removing lint# •and and soap scum. Abso­ lutely cannot clog. Ditpensee detergent, too. 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Beyond this we need to know whether there was any lack o f jiersistcnce on our own part, whether we failed to send out missions on some “ good picture" days. However, all this adds up, enough is already known to suggest that aerial spying cannot do the whole job. The use o f intelligence agents as a prime source o f information is as oUl as history. But Cuba presents s|iedul difficulties in this field. The inflow o f Cuban refugees, many bearing tales quickly proved to be wildly inaccurate, has tended to cast an aura of unreliability over all "ground" intelligence — even some o f that from established agents. Latins can lie excitable. Many would like to convince us Unit invasion o f their homeland is an early necessity. Yet for centuries before the aerial camera, agents were the chief reli­ ance. Obviously we need them still. Their evidence is harder to sell to skeptical neutrals, and allies, than are good pictures. But in our quest for clinching proof, it is possible our experts have ihem-elve* resolved too many doubts on the side o f final skepticism. It wo do not have agents wo can trust to be accurate, we should get some. For weather and darkness alone assure that there will always be some gaps in the story our cameras can tell. The average American finds the gathering o f foreign intelligence a jjrutty remote ami m ystifying hu.-iJiess. This makes it glamorous but difficult for him, or his representa­ tives, to appraise. Some harsh things hat e been said about our intelligence gatherers’ e f­ forts with respect to the Soviet build-up in Cuba. Many citizens may be sufficiently charged up emotionally to agree with the general judgment that there was a failure somewhere. Y et the heavy bombardment o f comment does not help them decide exactly where. Maybe the issue, as it relates to Cuba, can lie narrowed down. One problem that has arisen in the Cuban a ffa ir is how exhaustively we can rely upon aerial reconnais­ sance. Despite amateur skepticism, the evidence appears strong that such aerial spying is amazingly effective under suitable conditions. The aerial camera records great detail, even from high altitude. Photo interpre­ ters have developed superb techni­ ques for analyzing the pictures. lint reporters looking back on the Cuban crisis o f 1902 note that while the camera counted -12 offensive mis­ siles outbound from Cuba, it never s- \v more than 110 on the ground at (he sites earlier. Notwithstanding assurances from defense officials that there was no “ photo gap" in tin* weeks just before the big' reconnaissance find o f Oct. I I. it is also a fact that very little 1ms been shown to indicate how the big missiles ami supimrting systems got across Cuba to tlm developing sites. To the extent they were not found until at the site, to the extent that W A S H IN G TO N — ( N F A ) — WASHINGTON (IT !) Many honors have l>ccn heapril oti LI. Cot. John U Glenn fur hi* pioncerini! apace voy­ age a year ago, but one tri­ bute was rather long in cuminn. • <c 9 * 9 • Only recently did Glenn finally receive formal com­ mendation for having been the first American astronaut to behold the Imperial Valley of California while in orbit. I do not know the reason for the delay, hut I. along with millions o f oilier Am er­ icans, can rejoice with him now that Ids achievement has been fittingly acknowledged and immortalized. A plague commemorating his history-m akin c glimpse of the valley wa* presented to Glenn recently by Hep. l,Jl Minor Marlin. tn -C alif.), on behalf of the Imperial Valley Development Agency. It, beautifully worded ins­ cription read In part: “ Dedicated to t.t. Cot. John II Glenn Jr. for tils historic flight through space on Keh. OIJR <* was (lie original 2u, Usill, wherein he recogniz­ capsule ed Imperial Valley. Califor­ Wright Uruthors' plane. It nia. its irrigated fields, Sal- barely flew far enough to Ion Sea and Kl Centro." get over an irrigation ditch. Incidentally, in a related One of the speakers at the ceremony, the “ friendship ceremony noted that only 5!) Seven" capsule from which years separated the Wright Glenn viewed the valley was flight from Glenn's orbital turned over lo the Smithson­ mission. ‘His point scented to ian Institution for display in tie that a lot cun happen in its collection of aerial mem­ ,V) years, and I guess he’s orabilia. right. The enshrinement o f the llv the time another 5‘J capsule was staged almost years go by. the Imperial directly under the “ Spirit ot Valley itself may be flying. SI. Louis," Charles A. LindAs I was leaving the Smllliborgli’a famous old plane, aonlan, I inn iced that it a No which hangs from the -oof hud on display an ancient of the Smithsonian. “ sedan chair," which is sn Lindbergh, you may recall, aerial vehicle of sorts al flew across the Atlantic though it rarely readies an Ocean and therefore missed altitude of more than six the lnq>crial Valley by sever­ feel unless it is being carried al thousand miles, which Is by a basketball team. a pity as the development Wonder if they would give agency might have given him someone a plague for cross­ a plaque, too. ing the valley in that? lie did, however, get lo see France, which is fairly scenic itself although lacking in ir­ rigation. Also hanging near the space Matter Of Fact HOARDING HOUSE ( SOMETHING TfcLLti v A’ E IL L REGRET < CGAD. BANKER BROWN,TM FLtO^CD t5 ) ( LISTENING, “ BECR6CV ASOUTANEWtiCORCEOF — ^ HOOPLE, BUT PAl GASOLINE, BUT I CAN'T IGNORE A FELLOW CITIZEN IN D ISTR E SS/T KNOVlTWAT J IN A 3AM f CJUST. BET METRE - f VOU, AA A MAN OF INTEGRITY, VJlLL g a s o l in e / /, FTi -> P tC T A\V CONPlDFNCt UNHI.TR& DNLE-j S ITG EPOCHAL, D E TAIL* A R E .MADE PUBLIC M URDER PERHAPS THIS VERY D A Y /I'LL B£ BACK H'DtNu.X Won Tt IN TWO AMNUTES. WITH W E SCRPK’IEEBAY A WORD/ C FYO O R LIFE/ » V Minstrelsy, wlurli is the only indigenous American Ihrnlrirul form, was based ii|mn the singing and danc­ ing of thr Negro slaves. Min­ strelsy reached its zenith of popularity in this country and in Knglund from 1B50 to IS7U. Stephen Foster wrote ids greatest songs for min­ strel companies. ullfi* j&uifnrii ijjwaUi I Fiiito 1-A Sanfunl, Florida Wed., March 13, 1903 w m u . h i. iiii:i.u w . E lm o it . n i l »*i iiL i* iii.ii I. V llllt VI.IISIILL I.I1VV M ill n. « i l l l » " oi.u Alatisalnii thlllur Ail o n Is* hk Dlr.rlor Jl III VVIII.I.S J AX IK L-. SlIOKM Ms I.U i rt iu ij iy m i-i.i% r%ii%u:ii H c u U ly K tlllu r IKII IIM .M M M H IIA ll i lo ta n KUItor l it»:■> % % 't U unI ii *** tut in i-i:% j. « r iu %t \ | It %%H V«VTUU%M CirtulAtltzu M4ii4»ittr M ti: 11itti Ical till tit* i <% lluiHff l l v h t r r f •iuU W it I* 11 lh ( 1111*1111% ll %l | * II t Mall ftriMlHiilr 4 uuttlr i>.uu i \ , * r ii.vo i Months • SO l Months 1,00 | Muntil %II IHhrr fll.iti I W *r fc.Ti i Months s ou 3 Munihs l vj 1 Month U, ftt, |*u i Ia I H* jiulrftioiis i - r ^ l d i thsl sit n.StJ » u b f 4.ri|»tt©Bi iMitdl til Kntcr(4 m second class matter October S7t I t l t *1 th* Office of Sanfoid. Klorida. UfttJtr the Act of Cunitrraa of March, • 5 t Most gals do a good job of making up, m > why do fel­ lows think that the cheek paint needs retouching? An Illinois judge ordered a man lo pay lii> wife S.vno a week alimony. A now kind of court plaster. » '. J . The first census of Mel­ bourne. imiw capital of Hie state of Victoria and second largest city hi Australia, was taken in I83t> and gave Hie imputation as 177 persons — 112 males and 35 females. Ih s Hsraid It s member of the L'uitrd Prsst * huh >• entltlsd ei.clutUeJ> to the use for rti*ublUatjon of All the local news prmtsd in this newspaper. to addition to fheir fJun«ai art r f tree miniatures, the Japanese also enjoy the cul­ tivation o f atones. For Sui►eki ( “ water atone” ! a natur­ al stone of admirable sliupr is placed in a porcelain or hrunzu tray with sand and water. Months and years o f patient watering and rare may, according to the kind o f stone used, bring forth a coating o f mots, enlivening Uie stone with verdure re­ sembling a mountain or an Is­ land with forest and meadows. The first member o f Italy's famous Mediri family to achieve historical distinction was Salveatro del Medici, who In 1378 was tho leader o f the revolt o f the cionipi (woolcarders) o f Florence, attaining a measure o f recognition (or the tester guilds ot the city. 'resident Kennedy's ‘‘manpower report" first lo Cuu- jtiess is seen here s» inaugur­ ating somi'lhinc bt,uni new in thr fedeial guvri runout. This was a special message on un­ employment— where it is now, where it's going, what should he dune about it. The Presi­ dent culls this “ the No. 1 eco­ nomic problem.1* The tttessagr and nit accom­ panying comprehensive report from Department o f Labor on ''mammwer requirements, re. sourer-, utilisation arid train­ ing" brought together all the separate programs the Presi­ dent has proposed lit reduce unemployment. These programs began with the Depressed Area Itodcvelopnient and Training Act o f IllliZ. Due section of this lat­ ter act rails foi an annual ieloot to Congress on the coun­ try’s manpower situation, Itt time, this messuge may tank in importance with the President’s budget and eco­ nomic messages. The man­ power report will deal with human resources instead of fiscal iesourrea. For as the President suys, “ Manpower is the basic resource." . . . "Th e ideal of full employ­ ment— in the large sen-e Hint each individual shall become all that be is capable o f be­ coming and shall ronlrihute fully to the well-bellng o f the nation even as he fully shares Dr. Crane’s Dick West Says We Need A Plaque For Thai! w Peter Edson CASK 0 -W l: Jerry 17, is in the hospital. aged “ Dr. Crane," a neighbor of ours explained. “ Jerry ran into our aulo two mouths ago and almost demolished it. “ Fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt, though my father had several cracked ribs. "Jerry was warned at that lime about hi* reckless d riv­ ing. “ Then, ju»t last week. Jer­ ry hit another car head-on and killed 0 m- woman driver ot the other machine. “ It was Jerry's fault, for lie was qiccdIng and tried to pass three automobiles that were trailing lichind a slow truck on Uin highway. "Instead of waiting his turn to get around that truck, Jerry decided to swing out past llw three passenger ears and truck, lull he couldn't quite make it. “ bo he struck the oncom­ ing car head-on and killed the woman al the steering wheel. “ Now Jerry i* recovering in the hospital, llut will tic ever learn to drive careful ly ? " Jerry's father and mother are society folks who left Jerry and hi* younger *ister in charge ol a maid and a governess most of the time. Tlien, when Jerry was old enough fur school, they farm ­ ed him out lo a boarding school for hoys, to avoid and evade their proper parental duties. Since then, Jerry has been indulged unduly, partly as a guilt reaction of his parents. For lliey sense the *-cl in that well-being— is at the heart o f our democratic be­ lief." says tlie President. Programs Kennedy tins pro­ posed this year to increase employment i n c l u d e tax changes, the youth em ploy­ ment hill, expanded educationill opportunities at all levels, a strengthened unemployment insurance system, broadened niinliuiil wage law coverage and civil rights uicusures which " i l l end discrimination in employment. Ilringing these programs togcthi" puls the focus on their common ultimate objective— reduction of unemployment, over 6.5 per cent the last five yeuts. The statistics and churls in the manpower report nil seem to point to tin- conclusion that unemployment will gel worse an the population and IhLiol force grow in the llhiOs and lilTtls, u n l e s s preventative measures can he taken now. A forewold lo the L hIhii- Deputtnicnt's report by Secre­ tary W . Willard Wirtz rails attention lo Iwo other- supple­ mentary reports which will complete the survey of human resources. 'Hie first, already issue), covers training activities in the lii si six months alnre the .Manpower Development A rt became law. Il shows that 26,UOO workers, unemployed for more than a year, nrc now in training in 70(1 school* at a cost o f ?I,2UU for each work- The second lupplementarr teport, stilt to be Issued be Anthony J. Crlehreizr, secre­ tary, Health, Kducation and W elfare, is to include a sur­ vey on vocational training. All this material is to (is made Hie subject o f extensive cougiessiotial investigation. In bundling manpower legisla­ tion during tire lust Cungiess. s Semite Labor subcommittee on employment was set up un­ der Sen. .losepli S. Clark, D» I' i i . He intends tu hold further heatings over several months. Owing to the present unset­ tled conditions in the Houst Kducation ami Labor- Commit­ tee, it is uncertain whether L'luiitruau Adam Clayton Pow­ ell, D-N. V., will hold kimilue hraririvs. Ilul eventually it if hoped there will be joint Sen ate-liouse hearings on all problems affecting employ­ ment. In onr sense, this may cut act iihs jurisdiction of the Joint Committee on Kcunumic De­ port which was created by thn Full Kmploymcnt Act of lOtii. Hut in recent years the eco­ nomic committee has concen­ trated on fiscal, monetary and general issues which only in­ directly influence employ­ ment. It is (he threat o f growing unemployment in the year* ahead that has brought on this new, special attention from the President and Con­ gress. Phil Newsom Says . . . Worry Clinic Jrrry has had two auto accidents within 3 months. Thr first cracked a man's ribs lull the set oml killed a woman. On thr surface, it looks as if headstrong Jerry werr solely to blame. Hut read the rest of the ease today and you will find two accessories lo his highway murdrr of the wo­ man In the other ear, Notebook Woes Plague Uruguay they have shunned their duty, own Jalopy, lliercalter has a Montevideo husks in the Living costs have shot sky­ many farloriea where im ­ for lin­ gave Jerry unduly machinist's “ feel” sun along the It in tie la Plata, ward at a rale of 25 per rent ported goods ran be sold ear. expensive toys and aubsiird He isn't likely lo gun the capital of a nation Hoisting per year or more. Production cheaper than those manufac­ him w'ith an allowance of $10 motor on takeuff or Jam on more than 50 years of inter- rests have rear lied a point in tured at home. per nock, even when he was the brakes for effect. Nor rial peace, a land without per­ in the lower grades. docs he try lo lake a turn sonal income lax, fortunate Many oilier parents like­ on two wheels. wise try lo salve their con­ For lie has better mechani­ that site ha* escaped the wire* science by thus pouring an cal sense. of Iter two lug neighbors, Ar undue aniiMini ol money u )h>ii In the Itorse-and buggy d ys gentina and Hrazil. ___________ E5T. 1933 neglected youngsters, lie ware. we also saw young bucks Hut as many another na­ If Jerry's dad had been hil tN S U K A H C f n r A Ja v T# i like Jrrry who had no “ fe e l" tion, Uruguay is having in­ pal in childhood and a Scout for their horses. creased ecunimtie dlffieullies. U-adcr, Jerry would probably Those nitwits would race And. as mi March 1 a new now lie an Kaglc Scout and a horse unduly on hot, humid government look o f I 1e e , an honor graduate of his day* and ruin a splendid ani­ mounting labor unrest was 111 So. Palmetto high school. mal by such smart aleck expressing itself in a strike of He would have learned the driving habits. I'Jiune F A 2-081-f 12,000 power and telephone value ul money from having The grandchildren of liaise workers. In i n placed on a piecework sadistic horse driver* are The klnkr in the mid*t nr plan, were lie would have hail now tearing splendid automo­ llic gay pre-Lent celebration* lo shed sweat and get blist­ O l'R IIHST — ONE CO AT biles apart by stupid driving blacked out the city. Teleers on hi* palms, earning hi* henaviur. { phones went out o f service meager spending money. Hut part of the tault goes and troops were called in. Thus, Jerry would have had right hack to Jerry's parents Other unions declared their a solid foundation m practi who tried to shun their pro­ solidarity with the strikers cal economic! per parental responsibilities. ami threatened a general Jerry would probably have So send for Urn "Tests for strike in prolcti against the iMiught Ills own jalopy and Good Parent*," enclosing a arrest of talair leaders. been a sale economical driv­ stamped, return envelope, Uruguay, aHmt the size of er wlm didn't violate safety plus 20c. • Uf TO I YIAfel U N the stale of Indiana, is the rules. (.earn how lo steer your IUICTANCT smallest of Ihe Smith Am er­ For a Isiy who learns m ec­ • tttt mimimo on a u children as wisely as you ican nations with a popula­ hanics by overhauling lit* lUBTACtS flCMT should steer your automobile. • A ll WOOO tion uf about three million, • 9* itt M M MMVTtt a Hint a third o f whom live in • tO * UM OH WOO*. MITAI Ot MAIOMir Hie capital city. , IKTIItOB fUlfAC«t Uruguay lias been drscnb • lOAf ANO WATM CHAMUf ed as a super-welfare stale, providing benefits from the II) llal Cochran You're smart when you re cradle lo Hie grave. litingwood M ajor \. fl. Thr heavy cost o f maintain­ smart enough tart to say the lainnarin announced at Thur->tilings y oil shouldn't have ing flies** benefits ami Hie un day night's meeting of the certainties of national Income thoughl. City Council Hull Longwood buscil primarily upon agricul­ will la* entered in the N a­ VMial checks a lot of writ ture have combined to create tional Clean Up. Paint Up. 209 VY. 1*1. SI. Sun ford, FI*. jng is the fact that one is the country's present prob­ Fix Up Campaign this year. lems. sup|Nised to tic enclosed. lie npiMiinled Uminrilinnn John llcanis In art as liason officer to spearhead the lo­ cal campaign. Lirniann advised that the city will have handbill* print­ ed and distributed to all resi­ dents and properly owners urging them lo roujieratn and said that lie also will re ­ quest nil churches in Hie city to set aside one Sunday for making a speeiul appeal In their rongrr gallon* lor euoperation. so they Bd m e t sift Acrylic Latex HOUSE PAINT *8i Longwood Enters National CleanUp Contest Barbs M ouCm tot PAINTS Thinking of Making a Change ? * Adding a Room * Enclosing a Porch * Installing Sliding Glass Doors * Putting in a Window or Door Whatever remodeling you have in mind, Residential or Com­ mercial, we can do it for you. Call us for an estimate. C O N S T R U C T IO N 211 W . 25th ST. PH ONK CO. FA 2-3103 �Pure S'A — Mar. 13,1963 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Jm Legal Notice p|anes DOWFI 111 'TCSf' WASHINGTON (U P I)—Two AJr Force planet were (hot down recently by * weapon they were teitlng. However, the two pilot* and a camera­ man ejected i airly from the aircraft. Legal Notice n i i v r.wr ao. ttwe m at released w «* secret m ide tn teilimony Monday House Armed Service* Coromlttre. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, Air planes rm .<T FCDuitAi* h a v in g s A vr> d o a n AKWo-t w i o N o r o n iaA M lO , a corporation. Plaintiff, BTIaODEAU. report Force chief of staff, said the i\ m e c t m r fr r r m * T n r m i iiT m J tn iitu m e­ e t i r , tw a m * rote a r v t i wot.it r n r v r v . r i . n w u n DOVGDAC •t at.. The previously ax. Defendant*, e iin r r o r h i t •t a t k n r r t .o n n iA r o i’v n n r a r .it t A n i.it TO* JO* U P H R IC H A R D C N DEKWOOD t t tt Whitman Rrlva Gian Burn!.. Maryland Tou ara hareliy n<.titled that a ault haa bran filed airaln.t you In lha abov# anlitl.dcau.a, and that you ara re­ quired to file |our anawer with llta Clark af tlita Court ar.d tu aarva a copy tharaot upon lha plaintiff or plainlitre attorney!, a h o i a name and addr.av la till,a, lladrlck A It'iblnaon. t i l Smtii Court •treat, Orlando. Florida, not lairr than April II. l t d . If you fall to do ao a P a r r t * Fro C o n f . n o will ha entered ag alntl you fur tha relief de­ manded In lb * Complaint. Title edit la to forecloee a n o r l f i r t . The real property proceeded aiatnat le: Irtt II. 1.AKK H A R R I E T ESTATE*. according to Ibe plat thereof ae r e ­ corded In l*lat Book 13, pace* |i and II, of Ilia Public ltecnr.lt of H*mt. nnle County. Flnrlde. W ITNESS my hand end the teal of thle Court at Sanford, namlndle County, Florida, line Itth day of Match, l i e ! tAkAl.l Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Clerk By: Martha T. Vihlen DC Gllee, Hedrick A Roblneaa l i e South Court Street Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publiah March u , 2«, II April I. ClKd-II were dropping land * O T l r R t o T t i R r t 'R L i r NO TICE r*S HKftU HV O l V E * that the Ih*ar<l of Adjustment of th* Cit r of Sanford w m hold a reg ular wetting on Tueedny, Mafvli IS, tht Cltjf CommlHlon Room »t thi City Hall at 3 20 p. M. In order to ponelder a re. Quaat for twm v i r li rt c ti of property located on the K a u ofiF.iulf of Dot 4. |2_ Tier 4. TrafforU’a Map o* Hanford. Fdwavd T. Dane ^htlrm aa mines with delayed fuses on Publish March IS. 1)13 CDO-37 som e railroad tracks when M ltllN O l.R C O IN T T one went off “ instantaneous­ TIO A llll O F AI1J t a r H U N T ly.” \®flrr ®f Publle IIc i Hmi “ The fragments shot down To whom It may concern: The Htruluolg County Board both of the airplanes,” L<- o f Adjustment will bold a public hearing to determine May laid. the possibility of granting a side ) a r d and aide street setbeck variance to the Zoning lU gu'.atlun* a® requested hr Jim Walter Corp. for d a is o n i n v n i t T t e i : m ; ^ T t o r l i m a l*owtr>' on Iho following deeProject No, Fla. I1-C-4U-A13 ■crlbed property* L o t 291* Mid* Hoard of Public Instruction way Subdivision, corner flipee for hkm Inula County, Florida* Avt and Kings Road. 0 «B tr Public hearing will ba held Hen®rat® posted hid® for In the County Commissioner* EnglUh K lU tis Klamint ary Hoorn. Court House, Sanford, School, Seminole County* Flo r­ Florida, on March IS, 1943 at ida. consisting of IS H a m * 7:3o I*. XI- or a® soon there­ rooms. library, special educa­ after a® poMlbte. tion r o ft m„ administrative Mmlnult County Heard ®f suite, rafatorlum, kitchen. air.; Adjustment will ba recalled by the fewn11) William C- Hal back, er at tha School AdmlitlstrftChalrmnn lion Itulldinr, famine rtlsl Publiah March 12. 1M2 Mireet. Hanford, Florida, until CIKI-42 lo A.M.. Thursday, April 4, 19*;3. and then at raid off lea i v Titr. n n i * t i t c n t H T o r publicly opened and read r u t : m v i 'll j i i h c m i . t i n . aloud. c i i r n r a m i r o w i i ; n i v i i i ,r Tht Information for Hlddera, ( III A T I . rV .O IIID A , 4 || %A • Form of Hid, Form of Con* C K H T AH. IS M 4 , tra* Flan*. specifications, TICK IH'.VrON* F I V E CENTfl 1min t F o r pi® *if llltl 11>*nil and RAVl.NUd HANK, | Far form an re Rond may be Plaintiff, [ atamlined In the o ff ic e o f the v r. ! Architect. John A. Hurton tv. W ILM A.M R BLH.YO&KT, [ Fourth Floor, nanford Allan* tt ut and at al, ; tie National llank Hutldlng. Da fend an te. H anford, Florida, and copies A li i ft I! III* M I T IA “ may ba obtained fhari upon VfOlt rOAftM I ’OIIIK MISI HR payme nt o f f i b " jO fur each 1111 HIAAC l» It ll A NUT and 'irrt art. Additional » •*:* ma y C II A K M A 1 *N 12 Fhe obtained at rath, llltANHT, hie wife, half of which ]■ refundable Hl.wlllllAC l‘.i Unknown upon return o f earn#, A A l l till All pt r ll t a ..timing Any unsuccessful bidder®, Interests by, through, un­ upon returnltig fir®; aria der or attains; the afore* romptly and In good cond i­ s.ild persona tion. an III hr refunded hie pa y­ TO U Alt!! hereby notified ment In full If such return that a Complaint to foreclose I® made within ten day® a fte r a certain mortgage encumber­ the bid opening. (general Con­ ing the following described tractor® securing document® real property, to-wit: and a » t submit tin a proposal i^*t mock *‘»r*. c o u .v 11 be refunded one-hair the T l t v C U ' H MANltll, U N I T Uepoflt upon return of docu ­ No. 1, according to the ment* In giMij con ilhdon. plat th ere of a® recorded Th • U w nr f rear rv e • t he In H a t Hook 11, P a g e 11, righ t to w a ive any In f o r m a ­ Public He cor d* o f tS*m i ­ lities or to reject any or all nio 1® C o unly, 1*Jor 1da, bide. has been filed against yam Cacb bidder mu si deposit in the a h o v * - i t ) U d suit, and with hie bid security in the you are required to serve a amount, form and subject to th* condition® prosIsJed In thi e®*py of your A n s w e r o r oth er ri*ai4tlig to the Cumplalnt on infotmoikMi for Itldder*. Uliilntlffa attnriie)*, A NM ilH* Attriitlo n of bidder* la par ­ UK AN. IjO W N ticularly called to the r e ­ bUN. H l b l l , UE S a van den HKftU 121 quirement® ae to condition® Fast Central Avenue, Orlando, of employment to be observed Florida, and file the original and minimum w a g e rate® to Answer or other Pleading th be paid under th® contract. Xo bidder may withdraw hi® |the office of th® Clerk of tha bid within 30 day® after the' Circuit Court on or before the actual date of the opening l lt h day of April. 1M3. i f yon fall to do so, a decree pro thereof. • onfc BO will ba taken against J P Wright, Jr. >ou for tha reiiaf demanded Chairman Hoard of Public Instruc­ In tha Complaint. This Notlca shall ba pubtion fur He ml rude county, 11shed otica a waak for four Florid a cuRscktuh* • w eeks In tha Tha T. Mllwe® Hiiuinole Coun ty buperlnten- Stanford Herald. D A T U D this l l t a day el dent o f Fubilo Instruction and lla -O f flclo tt ae rt ls ry tu the Mill ch, 1143. tbIIAIa) Hoard o f Public Instruction Arthur If. Hsckwith, J r , Putdleh March 13, Id, 27, IMS. Clerk o f Circuit Court C 1X1*43 lly: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clark ruhllsb March 13. 20, 27 * April 3, 1342. Clrt-lO Legal Notice I will not hr tMponsililc for any drlita incurird by ■njunt olhrr than mjatlf. l\ t iif r a n r lfT rorw T , m v t ii .ii i t n i \ i . r in d it . i> a m i ru n ,tiM i m i i . r r m m i , F I.O IIIIIv IV r l l « M T.II \ Ml. 1 3 M ] w niiTi. v i . i : f o i i e i u i a r n n W i n t i : ll FA U K F U D E IlA t , H A V IN G * A N D DO AN AHAOr i A T I O N , * e-rn-ratlon o rKanlarrt and txUUti? und.r Ilia ’ * « ■ of Hi, L’ nll.d Hiaita of A m n l u F L laU ff, \a. J A K E * A. NEAT, and C E C E L IA L N E A L , ht* w l f , « l ,1. D . f a n d a n l, v im n i o r , i it T ill J A m i :.' a . S E A I . and CKOKl.lA I. N K A U hi, w lf, 1192 Mulharrr A n11• n. . T . a a , r.UOKKC II LG HL3 , •In- , 1. ^ hJf 0*°Ot® fo rcuttinr down that chorry trMf Bw u m ho atlll hot that hatchot 7 la hi* bond, that'® whyl” i « . a lla bartu , 1T- A * Avuaa, Haliuael, AIKanta, l.apana and la any and all - I h a r parllra rtaimlna any rlcht. till* and/or Imrr.at In and to Ilia fo ll"»ln r datcrlbad i n o p t r i) . to wit: lA>t *, ! » . * tU# VV»»t l 1)* fret tliaraof. In lllouk *’11'*, of ItllF LA T 1/>TH It and in of U U ll t, A k H II EIGHTH. Arrordinq ta pl.t Ititrrol racordtd In Flat Hook It. p * m* 1, « ( tha Ful.lta HrcoriU »( Htiulnola rounty. Florid*. T o l l A 111: 1IEHI3IIT N O T IF l i : u that tli* I’lalntlff, W I N . TE H FA lUC F E D B I I A D HAV. l.VUa AN’l* DO A N A M O C I A . TIci.N, a corporation oraanlied and a a l. ttn, und,r tha la w* of thr Fnltr.1 Hint*, of AtorrI. .1, ha* In.lltutad anil aaamat you In III. Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In ind for ritmlnola County, Florida, lha nalura of th. ault I. to f u r .c lo . . a m o r t f t a i an th* abov* d.icrlbail proparty, **14 properly b . l n , situatrA and luiatad In Hrtnlnola Coun­ ty. Florid*. Vuu and t i c b n f you ara hrt.hy r«du lr*d to (II* your Anawar with in* Clerk of l b . Circuit Court. In and tor Hcmlnola County. Florid*, and .arva a copy lli.rrof upon W . E. W ln U .r I wcadla. of lha firm of W ind * •rwaadl*. Ila lu.a A Ward. Fork Avenue, Houtti. Winter Fark, Florida, attornay* for th. Flalnllff In I h . ahova action, on nr bafora tha 13th day of April, A- H. I9<1. olaa a Uacr .a I'm Confraao will ha entered aralnat you. IT ih t Mil 'i: h e I > that Ihla h« pupil ah* d In Tha Hanford Herald, a nawapapar publiah•d |n Mmtnola Counl>. F lo r ­ ida. one# aach weak for four coneerutlre w aaka. At IT J f S M the hand o f tha Clirk of tha Circuit • Court, Hcmlnola Count;-. Florida, thi. tha ttth day at March, A. l> . 1,41. lUCAI.V Arthur H naekwltk, Jr clerk of tho Circuit Court ll) Martha T. Vlhleu IJ C. Wln de rwctd U, ILtlll.a * W ard 22< Fark A rt n u t , Couth 't lnlrr F *rb. Florida rublith April |. ODO-II Mai .h If. ft. If * �. on + . \y l * i; n Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial FA 2-5612 < J Classified Phone 7 1 ' 1 ¥ CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction ■I. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent CA S|>ecinl Notices 7. Rusiness Rentals 8. Reach Kentiils 9. For Sale or Rent 11). Wanted to Kent Office 204 W . First 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale DEADLINES i:i. Morijiatre Loans CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: 14. Insurance T u e », thro Fri. - 2 P. M. dr»y 15. Husiness Opportunity before imartion. Mun. • Sat. lf>. Female Help Wanted noon. 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: 1ue»., thru Fri. - - P. M. day 19. Situations Wunted before tniertion. Mod. • Sat. 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons none. 22. Build - Paint - Repair RESPO N SIB ILITY: 23. Iluildint' Materials Tile Herald wilt not be re- 24. Electrical Services tponsiblc for more than one 25. Plumbirifr Services incorrect insertion of >uur ad, 2G. Radio & Television and resertes the right to re­ 27. Special Services vise or reject any advertise, 28. Laundry Service ment from what ordered to 29. Automobile Service conform to the policies of this 29A. Auto Accessories P»P*r._________________________ 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs kh ’t it io i % >%ur. NOTICK Itf hrraiiy Kfv«n that 33. Furniture art In bu«tn«M 34. Articles For Sale a*. Svnfor-I. titmlnolft Cuun* . 35. Articles Wanted ty, Florida, under the flctl* t lo m name of, VAN**TI3EN*8, ijid. Automobiles - Trucks anil that \» * Intend to rrul%ter ■.37. Boats - Motors «*UI name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Heniltiol* ! 38. Motorcycles - Scooters County, Florida, In Accordance 39. Trailers - Cabanas Tivltti tlit tiruvlahma o f Hit _________________________ 322-5612 322-5613 Legal Notice F t c t it lo u i Na me Statute*, to. Wit: Section »6j.u» Florida bLitCue* 19^1, big: I 'h i r l M Jarrell Jay Dean llu r k l (Mil)' T. Hurt* * Donnie T. Iltirk* Publish Feb. :7 4 Max. «, 1* :n. m i . c u r - i* ____________________ HSSH10I.K c m NT v Tint it i) n r U i J I n T S i ; \ T Notice off l*ii.Mir Hearing: T o w umrt U i n a y c o ri c«* r n : The Se in In ole Comity Hoard of Adjudlmtint will hold a pub* Ho hearing to determine the possibility of granting a aide atreet setback varlanca to tha Zoning Ilrgulatlona aa re* •i u m I i-.J by l|*#rl»srl J fishier on the following deecrlto-l pro perry: b ill 1, 2 and i, UlotJk ®, Cryatal T.aka Winter I tonne Hu brill vision. corner Ciondhart and 4th Street* In U k i Mary. Public hearing wilt be held In tha County Commissioners tlooiii. Court llou*r. Sanfuril, iTurlda, on March 19, at 7:30 I*. 11, or at soon there* after aa possible. Hetnlnole County Hoard of Adjustment II> : William C. Iffalbark, Chairman Ptlbllah March If, 1943. C 1*1*41 M vrtce o r a i r r * m i: vm r: o r t u b * T * T r. o r r t u M i n v TO , JOSEPH W I I I " ’lia and E V E U V N K. IIIC K S . Ill, , 1( 1 ; n. iid on. « unknown. Y i n ; A h i : IIKHHIIV .s t u i r t K l i ftit KI.'UltltAI. N A T IO N At. M O Ill M AH K ASSOCIATION, huvlfis fil.il In thin Court ll« # « oru III1I of 1'nmplalnt. |)i* n . l u r , an.) t u r p o - - of wliieli I, to fort-riot., that rertaln m artesas s k s u M by W lt lln m 1„ J*. rr>- anil KIM.it VV. I'm*r j . 111. M'lf., to M t t r m Xlorla « ( * Till# Company, on lit# Till <l»r of Oclob.r, ISTS. Ih»l .aid Complaint p r .r . for an » .. -o u n iln « **> b# la k . n un.iar ilia dlrai-ilon of Ilia Court for v h a t I. dua Ilia Plaintiff for prln.ipal and Im-raai on aald nmriaaaa and mortaaaa not, and lor lha roala. < h a r g .t and avp.ntra Inrluillnn attnrn.y’a fraa and ati.trirt lata and I h t l In dafault of auch pay»i . n i , lll li , Imaraat. a.tata, rt.lni, d.inand «n,I equity of rrdatnptlon of the in fondant, and all p.raona claluilne by, • hnm|h, undar or ft a-ti nt l liam « r any of thain, t>a ab. aolmaly b arr.d and forarloa. ad; .aid ,ult brlna filed In (Ua Clroull Court of tbe Ninth Judicial Clrcull In ami (or H - in Inula County, Horlda . In Cliauuery, an I tiled I' K llK It M , N A T IO N At, UOIITUAIJK AS d o . CIATION, a corporation or■ anliad under an A cl of Con* ■ re.a and e t l e l l n x purauanl to Ilia f e d e r a l Na tional Xl»r tanno A.aoclallon Charter Art. I ’ la ln tlff . v e r.u d JOHKIT1 VV\ M IC K S and KVKUVN K. III C K S . kla w ife; O H A N liK C T II.IT T CO SI P A N T ; and Tt 11X} KWOOt> W O O D P IIO . IICI-TK C O M P A N Y . INC., Dafandanla. balnu I'liancary Caea No. n e t s , p i . y l n a * f o r w l n . ura oT .aid niorttfaife on thu f o ll o w Iliac de.rrlbe.l land, ]yIn a and h-lnit In naiulnula Caunty, Klorlda. t o - w l i : Got ! i , Black !. W E A T H * ItRSFlKt-D KlllfiT Al>lMT 11i.N'. acoordtna lo plat Iberaof, raoordad In f'lat Hook IS, I' .R a K 1-ubllo It .n ir d . of baiulnule CuunI ) , Florida. T . p . i h e r with tha f a l l o w l n , aiiulpniant; IN T E H N A T IO N A L. o r u t . H’A r t 'U N A C K i M ODEL Oltd It K -D ; Toil, and aarli of you, a r , Ti.relV required to ( l l « par* aonatly or by atlornay, la the off Ira of the Clark of .aid Court, In tha County Court lluuaa. In Hanford, demlnol# County, Florida, on or belora tn. :>th day of March. A.I>. tiVJ. ) our appearance, a u . n e r or othrr defeii.tte pleadliia. tu the Complaint 111 title la u . e and al*o lo aerva upon dander!, Met.wan. dchwara A Mima, altorneya for tha I'lalatiff, a copy of aaid pleadIn. .. oth.rwlaa aald Hill of Complaint nl ll ha taken aa oon fa tu d hy you and tact, o ' you. luiKi: i * n o it n v itv-n thii 3 . in .My o f February, ISIS, a, .-a .ford, a. miaula Count). Florida. (S K A L I Ar th u r H- H i . k with. J r , Clerk of lh » Circuit Court, of demlnola County, F lo r ­ ida. I S) : Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. Publtah r » t I I A Mar. t. 1! A IS. ISO. i t» c o rn t». For Rent 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. Downstairs, large rooms. Call 322-6341. Legal Notice tv t i i i : c itte r n - r tit t i t . VI VI I I Jl lilt i n . r u n t i t . iv vvli roil anvil VOLE r o r v T t . Fi.niiinv. iv c i i w c r . i i v v o . n e ts KRDKIIAT. N A T I O N A L MOR T. OAOE AHhOCIATloN. Plaintiff Tt, IM C M V n n F. IU >1,1,1V O i : II and MA11V J A N E llOLEIMSEIt. hla wife. Defendant*, n o t ic e to A rrr.v n T H E » T » T K OF IT.(Mill) V TOI_1UCIIAHD F IPH.I.INCKR anil M A R Y J A N E I H l U c INMEII. hi* wife, R e vlderr . and VVhareabouta unknown TO C A R E H E R E B Y N O T I ­ F I E D that a wul i haa haan filed aa al n .l you In tha above entitled cau.e, and that you ar# required lo file your an* ewer with the Clark of thin Court and to aarv* a copy thereof upon tha Plaintiff or ri.lnttrr* attornaya. whna* name and .ddre .a I. Bl.hnp A ttorn.t.ln, SS E.vt Pin. dtrrat, llrl.ndo. Florida, nol tairr than April <lh. 1SSI If you fall to .hi ».i n Deor*« Pro Cnnfeeao will he entered as aln.t you for tha rtllaf demanded tn Ilia Complaint. Till# m i l la to foraclo.a a murlxaaa. Th# real property proceeded a. il n a t l>; i : in,,, b S, IIEL- tilt, accnrillt.klo the Plat thereof a . recorded In Plat Hook 3. P a i r 73, of th. Public Itecorda of Remtnnl# County, Ftorld*. Together with th* follow l n ( lt.ni. of properly which are located In and permanently In* Mailed a . a part of the tillprovemnila on .aid land; liana# H eeler W IT N E S S my hand and th# e.al of aald Court at Orlando, Florida, llila Ith day of March 1*11. tdKAt.) Arthur II Hcckwlth. J r , Clerk of Hi. Circuit Court ll>: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Pdhllah Xlurrh 4, IS, SI, Jl. CD O -It M »T II I'. OF » l IT ST ATP. OP PMMIID.t TO i I I A H I i r SI I ELK, lle.ldence: Kprlmrval* Hank Building Hprlnatalr. Malna Tou ara hereby notified that a Partition Suit h*a bean brought attain.! you 111 tha Circuit Court In ami for SemiDole County. Florida. In chanrary. entitled DOMINIC J, Ml ELK, Plaintiff, va. H A R R Y M IE LE . Defendant, Involvlmt th. follow lo* deacrlbel r»al property »l|ua*ed In iiranao and Semliiol# Cuunllea, Floti­ lla, to-wli: Lot. I, i. V. 10 and 11 of lilock I: and L-it I* of Block F, SEMI N O L B T E R ­ RACE. arcordlnu lo pl.t thereof a . recorded In Plat Book 11, pane 13 of 111# public r- ord* of Seminole County, Florida, • nd Lola S. It. and 11 or lllovk 11, Ho s e VILLA , ac­ cording to plat thereof aa recorded in ld*t Hook V, pus* *1 of th# public re­ cord* of Orange County, Florida. and you ar# required to file your A n .w e r or other del.n*ea with th* Clerk of th# Circuit Court of peminoi# County, Florida, and » « r » * a Copy of euch gn aw rr or other def.n.e Upon plalntllf a atluriiay, MKo. A. s i t ;EH. JE whoa# ad dr .a. 1. I l l Ma aii»lla Avenue. San­ ford. Florida, on or hafor* April S, n i l . A. D , an* If ) « u rail ta da *o. a Dear** Fra Oonfaieo wilt *># anlarad aralnal you lor the rrllaf dautanded lu the Complaint. W l t n a * . my hand and lha »aal of aald Court Ihla <lh day of March. V. I). It *:. ISNAI.I Arthur It litrkwith, Jr. Clerk e f the Circuit Court In and t» r Saiulnol# Coun­ ty, Klorlda. Byt Martha T. V lblta D. C. (1*0. A. Speer. Jr. Atterncy far Plaintiff 111 Magaalie Araau* Sanfard, Florida Puhll.h March S. II. id. 47. C4MI-S4 ti. For Rent tTIyr Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Atlulla only. I’ h. FA 2-7368. tfaufitrh g r r s lft Mar. 13, 1983 — Pafif* 3-A By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIK PIE Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit* rlien equipped. FA 2-5049. FA 26311. FURNISHED FA 2-2800. Cottage. 3 NO CASH NEEDED Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a month. T. & I. included. S22-$083. S BEDROOM^, 1 hatha. Kitrhen equipped. No down payment. 3306 S. Park Ava. FA 2-1781. Efficiency Apt $30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. M St. Phono S t Johns Realty THE TIM E TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Avc. FA 26123 Furn. lovely 2 HR Apt. Lake privileges. FA 2-0274. GEORGIA BRICK HOMES. Located In choice locations. FHA. 8430 down, 179 per month. Monna Jarvis. I’ h. 322-1810 Fura. 3 Km, Apt. $30. Mo. Adults. Ph. FA 2 9iso, Furn. 2 Bedroom house. Adults. No pets. KA 2-7(V»t LOT for sale. 73‘ x 230'. Grove Manor. By owner. Call FA 1-74U after 8 p.m. Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near NAS. IIS W. Coleman Cir­ cle. FA 2 7484. Jim Hunt Realty N E W LY FURNISHED Large 2 HR. duplex. Hth St. Lung- Office FA 2-2118 NigbtJ FA 1-0648 323 0700 2321 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. wood. 838-3298. Three room furnished apartment. 2101 Magnolia. $43. 2 Bedroom Furnished Apartment, $33. Robert A. Williams. Phone FA 2-3961. 32. Flowers - Shrubs 12. Real Estate For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted 34. Articles For Sale E X E C U TIV E type. W illing PE TU N IA, Snapdragon, Pan BEDROOM S U I T E . Very to work. $125 vvkly. Average. sic stuck. reasonable. KA 2-1742. High School Grad., Kla. res­ G R A PE V ILLR NURSERY ident 1 yr. Own car. A ge 21- Grapcvillc Ave. Near 20th St. JUKE BOX $30. Restaurant dishes, pots, pans, etc. $75. 60. 2608 N. Orange. Orlando. Cash register $35. Cali 241-6501. 33. Furniture 775-2755. LAR G E SELECTION o f used 18. Help Wanted refrigerator*, $.9 and up S E R V E L Gas Refrigerator, A W A T K IN S ROUTE in this in good condition. $31.42. with or without trade. area ia open for aemi-retlred B rill’s Inc. Food Fair Shop­ FU RN ITU RE CENTER ping Center. 33-0638. man, or lady. Many semi-relino French Ave. tiro ! people earn $50.00 to Ph. F A 2-7953 USED HOTPOINT Rcfrlgera$100.00 per week depending tor. Hum good on time devoted to routo, W ANTED reliable couple to $16.35 lake up monthly payments Alsu have 1 full time route of $13.5u on 3 complete Britt'* Inc., Food Fair Shop­ open. Maylie you enn qualify. ping Center. 320 0636. rooms nf furniture. Call For personal interview in T K 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ SINGER ROUND BOBBIN In yuur area, write J. H. Melect. Garlty, Box 627, Willistun, console. With guarantee. 6 Florida. Payments of $7.15. Phona Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick KA 2 9411, Serviec With the Cash. It). SHualtnnn Wanted SUPER TRADING KA 2-0677. Child Care. FA 2-2274 Children kept. FA 2 4182. POST Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. lluught • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Avc. Dh. KA 2 4132 Days work and ironing Innne. 7iM Bay Ave. 21. Ilcauty Salon* FURR ESTIM ATE 36. AutomohQea • Trucks BUYING A NEW or USED CART K*7ANCE IT W ITH US A lo w Interest Rates ♦ lo w Monthly payments FLORIDA STATE BAN K H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Uacd Furni­ 1960 Valiant. 4 dr. St. atickT Complete Beauty Service 3 BEDROOMS, 2 ballia. Fla. R. A II. $995. 1958 CsdilUe ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Evening Appointments Rm. (Yinicnicnt to NAS cpc. Devi He. Full power (k Co., at 709 Celery Ava. 105 So. Oak KA 2-3742 Desirable neighborhood, low2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Lake KA 2-2117. air. $1695. Sanford Motor down payment. 121 W. JinCut 'N Curl Beauty Shop .Mary, Ph. FA 2-7213. Co. Sou French Ave, kin* Circltf. F A 2-32tll. "Arsn’t you ashamed? There’ s some poor mink out ---------j Special on Perms. Call for 31. Articles For Sale tonight Irooxing to death!'1 Furnished Garage Apartment 1957 FORD Ranch Wagon. appointment. 3 Senior ope­ LAKKV1EW Home fur sale or $13 mouth. $275. Motor In good shapo.rators. Free parking lots. Western Shirt*, work rlothes, trade for a tiled farm on the John E. Fox, Realtor ti. F o r Ri-nt ft. For Kent Xccds small body work. 322-0634 camp supplies, rainwear, west side of Sanford. Call 318 Palmetto Ave. llu N. Park 3i l U 3» 142 Mayfair CircleArmy-Navy Surplus, Sanford KA 2-7898 itays or KA 2 6368 N IC E L Y furn. 6 mmn house. W K L A K A APARTM ENTS: 24. Electrical Service* Ave. nights. Houms private baths, 114 FA 2 8237. 2 BR. huuvo. 817 Catalina. 37. Uouls • Motors i FRIG ID A) RE W. Kirst St. We loan Carpel Shampoocr LAKE M ARY. 3 bedroom, 2 3 Bedruom buuw, 2UW .Stev­ MODERN RANCHETTE Sales & Service al no roal with purchase Closed Wednesday to Retd en* Avc. Phone 3411-4611. bath. Un lake. Air-condi­ flOO T . V . S T A M P S 5 acres, modern 3 bedrooms, House Wiring, Free Estimates teat Brunswick* latest atylw of Blue Lustre shampoo. Monlhlr with prompt oaytioned. F A 2-8920. l l * baths, insulated, cen­ Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric 3 RM. furn. Apt. Water furu. 20' Bahama with 140 hp. Carroll'* Furniture. merit of $60 jht month. 1 tral heating, family room, 112 Magnolia t’ h. KA 2-0915 $40 Mo. 112 Maple. Furn. Apt. 2 Bcdrm. Only Chov. motor and MerCntHcdrooiu lurnisik'U home. separate dining room—At­ PIANO'S— We have In this $i>3. 1700 Magnolia Avc. Iscr outdrive. Vialt ui KA 2 6437. 25. riumtiniK Service* tractive price — Only 2 UR Duplex, excellent loca­ vicinity 2 Spinet planus Thursday for beat "P ack age $18,000 - Bad Perm a, but tion, electric kitchen. 1U01-B Lurh Arbor three bedroom which can be purchased by Unfurnlvliitl 1 or 2 bedroom Steals” on top quality L a r­ Good Value! S. Elm. Call FA 2 3394. unlurniihcd luiusc, kitcht-n making small deposit* and Apartment!. Kitchen equip­ sons, Evlnrudca and Gator equipment, $93.00. Rulx-rt taking over small monthly ped. 108 W. 18th St. Pb. trailers. We have a beauti­ Houses fur rent. Fur InfurSafe Drivers save up tn 201* A. Williams KA 2-3951. payments. Inquire Thomp­ KA 2 46JB. l ’ lutnlm ijr & Healing ful 14' runabout fo r $19$ maliou contact Ted Wil­ or mure on automobile in­ son Muiic Co. 29 Colonial A IR CONDITIONING (I m buy of the year. $50$ liams Hardware, 203 E. Unfurnished 2 bedroom liouse. surance. 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ Plaza Mall. Orlando. Ph. CONTRACT and REPAIR 23th St. 38 lip. Fair Demo motor 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2 3234 ed $60. I jk o ila ry , Ph. GA 3 4577. WORK only $350. many other*. or FA 2-0325. KA 2 1757. 3 Bedroom, CB ltotne on UN’ FURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm*. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6581 21” L A W N Mower for sale Term *. Robson Sporting large corner lot Haa den, bath, 2 screened porchet. 3 Bedroom Furn. house, $90 Goods Downtown Sanford 2 BEDROOM house, kitchrn or trada for Utility trailer, large kitchen, wall to wall PLUMBING ZW Magnolia Avc. Apply up­ Mu. 322 2322. KA 2-5901. equipped. $75 month. I’ h. 323-0893. carpet in living room and Contracting Repairs stairs evenings. KA 2-53U1. On llic rolling hills Golf hall, air conditioner In liv ­ FR E E ESTIMATES 1961 Zig Zag Sewing Machine 38. Motorcycles • Scooters R K N T A HLD fours*1. N*w maMinry ltomc. R. L. HAHVF.Y ing room, and other e x ­ Kurnisbed Apartment. Close Darns, makes button holes. 3 Hnlroom, 2 bath, built-in Rollaway, Hospital 8> Baby tras. Only $H5.00 per month, 204 Sanford Ave. KA 2-3383 in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2 4013 With guarantee. 5 Payments VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. Beds. oven & range, firpelare and Including taxes and insur­ N ew A Used. of $6 40. KA 2 9411. ROOMS, Tile Gables. 401 By Day, Week, or Month drapt-s, tarpding. Double ance. I juw Down Payment. 26. Hudiu & TelcviHinn Lewi* galea A Servlca Magnolia Avc. KA 2U72U. CARROLL'S FURNITU RE cariHirte. TK B 2866. NEW FLOOR demonstrator See this one today! 2517 Country Club Kd. PERSO NAL RADIO 4. Ph. KA 2-51H1 116 W. Dt St. adding mnchlno with sub­ Ph. FA-2-7928 Unlurnished 1 t>e<lr*Him house. T.V. SERVICE traction and multiplication. Kitels'n equipped, KA 2-3631. We repair 1’ lmno Changers List $125, now $69.95. Pow­ 3V. Trailers • Cabanas Radio A T.V.. Auto Radios f e w completely furnished 2 ell’* O ffice Supply. 117 Mag­ M i r i c K i >p ut r r I DAY SERVICE REALTOR — lNSUnOR P A T H F IN D E R . A ll alumi­ M m n : n r M ir btqlrooni home. KA 2-2577. nolia. tv THE V VVIE HP THE 23th St. A Sanford Ave. KA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. t iii: m m t»r T i m num. Lika new, inalde and STATE I l f IT.IIIIIII A % r '%TIS I I P 1*1.OH I II % Ph. 323 0655 TOi IIH II AHtl 11 E It T K A M KUHN. Apt. 23oo Meilouville. o u t Sleepa 4. Tub, ahowi-r, BABY FURNITU RE all kinds. UIJCU VV FURNISHED or Unfurnished MCSSON aod CIATLB I. T lt i Wlla!al \.M I* T.V., dual wheal*, many axTwin beds, box spring, •nti i m t n . M ( A .» ni i'MC8SON, hla w i lt ; house, l ’ s I<ots. Corner atm 27. Kperinl Servlcr* 3 Hoorn furnished upelalrs HAN . III* wlf*. reeld.iica unksow-ft tras. $1823. Term s, phona small desk, n c c a i i o n a l u n k n ow n Apartment. Adult*. $15 I’ h Sanford Ave. KA 2U311 TOE AKT. IIEHF.IIT N o l l F A -2-7675 chair, window fan. Phone toij a h i : lir.H cnv s»»ri WELLS DRILLED, POMPS, FI E l ) that FEDERAL M KA 2-7399. KA 2 8107. TIO NAL MOUTH AilE ASSo- KIi :i > ll»4» F K IH C in ta .VA TION REDUCED. 2 Story home, SPR IN K K R SYSTEMS NEW a BEDROOM House-' CIATIO.N, havlntl Hied In tlila AH N IO ItlAlA lIK A.sSiri‘ 1ATloN*. good repair, new plumbing ! BEDROOM hou«e, furnish­ All Types and SU«* Court lla .W'-rn Hill of Com­ tinvlriK filed In Il iU Court IU CUCKOO CliOCKS. $3.98 up. trailer. $2500 and take up i w n r n lllli nf rnmjildltit, th<» ed. (85 mo, Unfurrtifth<vl $75; wiring, termite contract. plaint, lha iiiiure and purpo*. W * Repair and Service which Made In Germany, to sizes. payment* o f $66 • month of which la lo foraclo.a that n a ttir* and imrti'or 21.10 Elm: K A -2*1102. 713 Magnolia. S T I N E rert»1n Du>rlK««* aia cu l. d by It tfi fnrcclnip i h « i rc rlaln For FREE pictures. Prices. or rent for $100 month. Machinery and Supply Co, Itlchard I h n r a i n Mua.un m l iTiurlviiiH t t ten Oil hy WllUarn Write tn "Clocks” P. 0. Contact tn peraon Lyna NKW HOUSE on Crystal lake, I.Huclin n a nd Itjirlinrn J. ( la ) In L- Xtuafton, hi* wife, l » liA Spi’dal Not Ires 207 W. 2nd St. KA 2-6432 ur**„ 1 11 l *14in } f r ti Box 78, Sanfurd, Kla, laiw)(-ra M-.rtuaKe anrl Title I 11 ur li ii n. Ii 1• Bradbury at Thrtllway, latch Arbor. Call KA 2-2378 M i T t K i i ® iH<l Till** i%ifnii.iiiy, Company, on ihe lSlli day oT REM INDER or FA 2-30T7. un lh** tth «Iny '*f July, 1159: Piano Tuning and Repair July, l)lt; that aald Com­ INCOME TA X SERVICE plaint praya for an account­ th a i iri hi Cami'lalni |>rny m fur W. L. Harmon — FA 2 4223 SPACIOUS 3 BR. I bath. ing to ba taken undar th* dir- an ACA’ountlnK *•» I*** lAkcn O. M. HAHIUSON’S y n d i r *hi dircrilnn o f l h i action of th* court for what Many extras. Shade trees 322-8827 F R IO ID A IR B l« di»« iho 1311 I’ almetto Ave. I. due th* Plaintiff for prin­ Court f*»r w h i t for |irlnr||ial Hint Assume mortgage. 3305 Sales A Servico cipal and in i e i , at on .aid r t A l n i l f f In ic r e it on a a I4 m o r lg a ii* itnl marlnax* and mi.rlKano n<>(. South Park KA 2 8060. !), Kiir Sale or Hen l 0, II. HIGH and f»r lha roala, c h a r s 1* and muf(M«iiti not.* nod f o r the 1799 W. 1st SI. Sanford a a p . n . . * inclmllna attorney1* r o i l t , chifKCP *nd t ijd’ Ik c # lu- , H you like country living. i Clumpy "* from And 15 UuhIhchb Opportunity fee* end ahatrarl fa .* and r I udl u g Ph. r A 2-3883 lo i and thot 3 IM ruum , 2 hatlts, On that tn default o f *uch pay- i b i i r i e t difHuit of ■licit paymini, till*. lntrr*#l. e. l.te, In MAN or WOMAN lo service south side of big Lake Monuments, Cemetery work 1ii I print. claim, demand and .q ully of in aHil • i hi*. and culled from cigarette, Mary. Water for Isialtng, Ain I-cttcring on Stones red.mptlon of Ilia Defendant, tdvilli, d* m a i' d and r q nIf> « f end ■ 11 ptrenn* elalmlok hy. riU(Mii|4l1on l»f Chi* 11»*f it ml a n 1• ice and other coin operated SEMINOLE M ONUM ENT CO. etc. Orange tree* Approxi­ mid all p f N t n i I’ lalmtuic liy, thrnuKli. under or aualn.t dispensers in this area. Tills mately 2'b scree FA 2-9102. ulid* r #ir aicalniil 2317 MellonvUlo Ave. them or any of lham, he ali.o- t h r o u f h, ll a very good position lliat lutely harra-l an>l fore.lueed; ll lifil or i o y o f thrill, ho ah* Phone KA 2 6119 ■ninthly hvrrrd and f « r * * 1 New Iioiim 1 near L.ik« Mary. aald tult btlft* filed In Ihe ran be worked full or partCircuit Court of lha Ninth f j o i i d : i i id oiii 11 holug f lh d 122 3)08. time. Person selected must Judicial Circuit, !n and for !u Iho Circuit «?ourt o f lha s S K R V IC E Seminole County, Florida, ;n .Ninth Judlrd*) I'trruH, In arid have good servieeable car Mowing and edging, c|c. Sat­ Chancery, enlltl.d F E D E R A L f o r Miiiitnoti C o u n i>, In r iM n 12. I (etil K s lit lv F u r Kale and It) or more spare huurs N A T I O N A L M O U T U A d E AHSX- r t r y , till ll l i ’ij FI tl *1-111A!* N A • isfaction guaranteed. PhM liK TU SUi: A ft SOCIATION. a c->rpor.l li>ti or- TIO.NAI. per week and $5u0.on to SERVICE STATION husims* KA 2 1817. ■au lltd under an Art of Con. 1 *I A T 1f IN, a c o r|.Ht rit 11 «ift o r k h n $3,6tXHX) cash capital. Write for aalu. Only 3 owners in sre-a and eslatlnu pureuant I n d undor All Act o f Conn! oat giving name, address, tele­ to th* Federal National M » r l- And i i Ip l Ing t'hrNUint to th i 37 years. Buy only slock ga aa Aatorlatlnn Charier Act. F t i l o f i l Mh i I miia I MorlKnn* A»phone number and all de­ ami equipment, KA 2-4182. Plaintiff, varaua It A V I l> ■ad at Ion CliArtor Act, Plain­ SR W ING M ACH INE tails to Box 1110, Tulsa, F IJ IY D JU STICE ami l*AI I.- tiff. t t i i u t U I L U X M I.- IH1CC A L L KA 2-57811 l i r e - 4 ACRES of land 275 ft. Road INi: j r s r i C E . Ilia Wife; ni l- I M S and 11 A I ( 11 .\ 11 A J Oklultoma. AN'tlE UTILITY C O M P A N Y ; llA N , h li wife, a ii*l <»lt A Nil i: frontage on Meat 1st St. A D D I T I O N S, Remodel­ U T I L I T Y C O M P A N Y . I * f in d i i i d i m :w n o l ) w ood P li'»4 lane hwy. l'ric* (IS.uuo. DCCTS, INC.! and R IC H A R D Anti* ifsdnK t ’ h in c r r y i ‘ a i « N o, ing, concrete work, routing, IIP. HTH AM XtUrtHON and 11A Y - S o , 17119. iirayiiiK a for oo lu iTerm*. aiding, carpentry, KA 2-7274 L E L MUSKON. hla wife, De- uro o f ba id tin >r t it a k p “jo lha Wall Legal Notice Stemper Agency Legal Notice H O LLER So /S AN FO R D LAW N SINGER” YOU fandante. hrlMB Chancery >'»•• No, 1:**•». p r n r l d ' * foraejoaura o f ealil mortu .a# un Ihe ftdlowlrtu dearrlhed land, lyIns ami he Itut In Seinlnol* Count), Florida, to-wlli la.t IS, lilock S, VVEATII. K IIS F IE L D FIR ST A U D ITIo N , accordlna lo plat thereuf, recorded In Piet II.,ok 14, Pane <«. Public Hec-ird* of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florid*. T o s 'l h e r with th* following equipment; INTE RNA TIONA L O T FTft A FURNACE, MODEL No. OHS SJ E-lIJ Tmi, and each of you. at* herahy notified lo file para.mally or hy attorney. In Ihe office of th* Clerk of aald Cuurl, In lh# County Court lluuee. In Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on or before lh* K i l l day of March. A. D 1)11, your appaaraiue, anewer o r other dafenele# i»l*edlns« to the Complaint In Ihla i-auar and alee to aerva upon Handere. McEwan. Set.w a r . A Mima, altorneya fur th* Plain­ tiff, a copy of aald pleadlnaa, olharwlae laid lllli of Com­ plaint will L* taken aa conf.aaad by you and each of you DONE A N D II R D L E K D It.la : ; t h day ef S'ebruar) 1SS4. at Sanford, himlnul* County, Florida. I S K A I. I Arthur M. Ilr-kwiih. Jr.. ( ‘J.rk of tha Circuit Court of Mamlnula County, Flut- 14a. lly; Ma 'tha T. V ihlia D C. Publleh Fab. I f , A Star. I. II. :* i pcs. C D F - SI f.tllii win a ilijit rlhrd 1a nd. ly* Imp a tid hid i mm lo .Hminlhoja County. Florid it, In -w it : I-tt Ill .ch 9* W K A T I I * K Ilt ir iF .L U . Fir i t Addition. Acoordtng to lh# |»Ihl th trio f «■ ri04)rdid In PUI Hook 19, Page M. Public I t ic u r d i o f guml* Hoi* bounty, Florid a kutiject ta a utility in fill av«r t Ii b North i«v«n »«» fit! and l h i W e i l t h r r i 19) l i t l . to fillicr Adth t h i f o ll o w in g t‘*|Ult»ir»«fttt J iit if h A t lo n il o f Iftleg Fur* iniGM yio d ii o iir i i i i ; - n You. an t <«< h o f l oil. arc ticrptfjr rt *ju lrid to flic per* PuiiAlly or by at torney, In the office 4jf th# d » r k of paid Court. In th t County Court l l o u i r . In Hanford, h rm ln o li County, Florida, on or before th*» s ith ilay o f A,JJ. 19iit. )« iu r APpfArgucv, i r o r t i r or o th r r d r f * n « l t « p lfo illn g i to tji# i ompUtht in thi# eg up * And * U o to ■« r i «• upon hvml• r •, M c F w a ii , »titw »rr A Ml mig. i t t o r n « > i for tha Plain ti ff, a copy o f tald iitradlnga. trlliipwlia Raid Mill of f*4i»mplaint will h i tuk«n at ton* f i r « i d t y you and each of you, IKJ.NB A M * 0|lli|.U|:ii thl« ( j Si Hi day of Yllt j u «r)> 1919, at fianford, gr u iln o li County. , Florida. (H LA Lb Ar th u r If- Hr -kwUh. Jr.. C L r k o f lha Circuit <?ourl o f Hin ilnoli County, F l o r ­ ida. Ily . Martha T- Vlh lt u V C. PUbllih f t b . 99. ! » * : . CPF-91 97 A iltr. I. II . 3 slid IU acres avutluhie. tiled L IK E IT farms A C. A. Whiddon Reg. Real Estate Broker 202 S. Dark Avc. KA 2-5994 Slenstrom Realty Heal Estate — Hurt gages 111 N. Dirk Avc. 322 2420 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ ner lot facing lake. 100 Waits Drive, S u n 1 a n d Estate. K1IA In serviec. $430 down, monthly $81.75, VA nothing down. KA 2 8074 ur KA 2 2118, ST. PATRICKS DAY W IL L wonderful way to make money where you are boss. The moat amazing produrti needetl hy every home, auto, bust owner, ready for market. Wo get Die top business places for you. We pay for local advertising, we furnlih you with the loirs! nf mrrchaitdising techniques. You must be honest, conscientious, will­ ing to work full or part tlma servicing the prestige businesses In your area, In exchange for high weekly earnings. This ta not door to door. Minimum invest­ ment $2,900 protected. Call Mr. Southall, CII 1-87T1. (Parliam ent House Motel) Orlando. 2li. Automobile Service " auto glass " IN STA LLE D Sentiarik Gian* and 1’nint Company 210 Magnolia 58 mi 59 SALE PLYM O U TH 2 Duor V-8 ______ ____ ____ Ph. KA 2-4022 AUTO - RADIO Drive-In Repair Service PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. 25th St. A .Hanford Avc. I ’ll. 323 0653 31. Poultry • l.lvr.stuck Large Shetland I'oniei; 1 gelding, 1 marc. New sad­ dle* and bridles. 322 0102. BROOD SOWS fur sale. Will bring p lgi In 6 or 8 week*. Highland Dark F A 2-0204. 412 Ediths Circle Tills three bedroom bloek HI A. Put* home un two lots can l>o purchastkl fur $12,oou.ou. 16. Female Help Wunted SIAMESE K ir r K N S $25. I’ ll. Can be fitiani-cd througll KA 23332. Aficrouou A 4 IIA by qualified purchas­ SECRETARY RECEPTION­ evening*. er far only 4900.00 down IST, Typing, shorthand. including closing cost. E x ­ Apply In person. Chapman 33. Flowers • Shrubs clusive lifting. Architectural Arts, 191 W. Annual*. Petunia*, Snapdra­ First, Sanford. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S gon*, Pam ir*. Vegetable Realtor Babysitter, live in. Room, riant*. Dutch Mill Nuracry. Raymond laindqulst, Asso. board and $13. 104 S. Ma­ Upaala Rd. Ju*t off 20th St. KA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ple. and 1*1 St. l O l i l ) Station Wagon 4 Door V-8, Automatic ....... . ...,, . C A D IL L A C Sedan DaYilla Power, A ir Conditioned ..................— FORD 4 Hour, tt C y l„ Station Wagon Automatic Trun-mliudun ______ __ ___ __ FORD Country Sedan V"tt, Ovrrdrive ..........-.................... C H E V R O LE T Hutton W ages I CyL, 044. *4 9 5 485 58 57 67 C H E V R O LE T Yi Ton Pickup, 61 « CyL Automatic :.......... - .............. CH E VR O LE T 4 Door. 8 C y L HU. W age* M O U TH I Door Hardtop 59 PLY 8 C y L Hid. Shift A D IL L A C 4 Door Sedan D eV lIL 58 CPower And A ir Cond. ------— .— E V R O LE T G Ton Pickup 60 C• HCvl., Kid. Shift ....... H E V R O LE T 4 Door Station Wagon 61 CV-IC Automatic 57 60 C H E V R O LE T 4 Door Sedaa 8 C y L Hid. Shift DODGE Hard Top Coup# V-N, Automatic ........... . CH E VR O LE T Convertible V-8, A u to, Power Brake- And Steering ......... .... C H E V R O LE T Impels Sport Coupe, Auto, V-8, Power Brake* ............................. M E R C U R Y Station Wagon, 4 Door, A u to , Power Ilrakrn, Steering E ASY G M A r TERM S 1796 1156 C LA U D E O’ H IT T E L L FRED O T E A C K L E 2508 P A RK A V E . ||$ E. 2ND BT. r A S-8841 r A 1-4X11 O R LA N D O CH 1 -ltM �time again for Foreign Group Gives Program For Area PTA fly Shirley Wentworth The program of Imt Tueiday1* meeting of the Hear Lake Elementary I’ TA wa» highlighted by a panel of three foreign atudent* who took part in a roundtable (Uscushion on educational facili­ ties and requirement* at the elementary level in their na­ tive land*, a* compared to lliovo In lid* country. Making up the panel were David Chan of Hong Kong, Bnlphazar Haycr of Switzer­ land and Martha Sanchez of Nicaragua. Diicumlon. led by Allen Actor, PTA pro­ gram chairman, revealed that there I* more slmitarIty than difference* In teach­ ing mclhodi u»ed In all countries represented. Tlw regular monthly PTA bu lines* session w-u* hi*d preceding the program. Mrs. Marty Tomlin and John Hall were elected as delegates to represent the scluml for the County PTA Council and Mrs. Ilverly Gray and Mrs. Joan Kelley were appointed to serve on a nominating committee with a third mem­ ber to be ap|»ointed from the executive board. Room count was won by Mr*. Gore's fourth grade class and fourth grade motlicr* were liostessea for the social and refreshment per tod. Rollins Reading Professor Speaks For CTP By Jane Casselberry Dr. Carol Burnell, professor of Reading at Hollins College In Winter Park, was guest speaker for llie regular monthly meeting of the Coun­ cil o f Teacher* and Parents held last Tuesday at the South .Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry. Speaking on •‘Cliildren'i Reading Problems In Ele­ mentary Grades," she expressed the belief that stu­ dent* should not lie requirt-d to repent a grade due to pair reading ability in the first three grades because some children arc naturally slower than others In deve­ loping reading skills. Dr. Hurnctl thinks that a good balance in the use of phonies or sight reading s preferable over s|»eclflc use v f one or Hie other. Major Joseph l.alrd, CTP president, presided at the meeting. Coplvo of the revised ConaUlullon and By-Laws were dlslrihuled and will tie volcd upon at llte April meeting. A nominating committe, consisting of Mrs. J a m n Slu-pherd, Mrs. Charles Lockyer, Mr». May Ostrow, Mrs. J It. Ja'gg and Principal Christy Harp, was appointe l lo select a slate of offic­ ers also In he voted upon ill Hie next meeting. Thu committee will meet Wednesday morning at t): 15 In Hie office of the principal. Refreshment* were served In the cafeteria following Hie C TP meeting. Water Vapor On Mars Proven PALESTINE, Tex. ( U H i The Straloscope II space ImlIouii probe of M ar*‘confirmed the presence of water vapor and carhun dioxide on the planet. *cientl*tx reported to­ day. But Ihey could not tell whether there was enough lo »up(Hirt any form of life. During lust Friday night's flight of Utc giant unmanned balloon with an instrument package and a 36-inch tele­ scope, scientists got five "scan s" of Mars. They could not get more views of the red planet be­ cause o f its podlion In the sky and trajectory of the balloon as It tailed from P al­ estine lo land at ■ point near Pulaski, Tenn. Dining the Civil Wur, ■ small band uf Confederate sol­ dier* crossed the Canadian I, rder on Oct. 10, 1864, and ! aided the Vermont town o f St, Alhatia, lobbing the bank Lefute escaping back into Can. ada according to the Encyclo­ paedia Britannlra. Rath Black Hawk Hickory Smoked Boneless Canned Hams -■$3 Sliced Bacon.. - 49' W ieners.........x- 39* Swift's Premium Tasty PRICES EFFEC T IV E Lykes Sugar Creek TH RU SA T., M ARCH 16, 1963 Copeland's Flavorful Smoked □ Sausage ...»>• 59c □ Bologna »>•49c □ Sliced Ham, . tS: 59c □ SeaTrout. , ">•59c Swift's Premium Sliced Kraft’s Salad jy& W GREEN STAM PS $5.00 OR MORE, LIM IT ONE 9 -o i. jar PER CUSTOMER, PLEASE! PGlUXjt . Mustard with this coupon ond purchase oft . . Tornow's Cooked or Boked 15* Quick Froicn Fillet of March I t , 19611 All grinds, Maxwell House limit i m>ceitsmsr with aurcheitt •< ss « m«i* C O F F E E . . . . Vi 49' SH ERBETS 6 s * 1 . SA LA D O IL . vr 3 Swift's Assorted Try Kraft's Strletmann's Chocolate □ Fudge Sandwich ...... K 39c □ Raisin Cookies with nuts pk»- 29* down product* lane F.F.V. O atm eal Florida Vine-Ripened brimming quart A A r basket J 7 Tomatoes New Florida Red-Blist Potatoes . T , 39* Juicy North Carolina ••c a n -d 0 " s a U ' i Y a m s ...... fo s s s ? *® ** ™ , v eMow Cl>n 9 ’ U bby’*Y #u D C 0 * W® f c a s _ ubby* SWIFT'S T E N D E R -A G E D * ® g o ld e n (fair;/ specials C o *a Margarine 69' (S ia m h i - ssuca l*. IH U * * * * ifn* 27c with a i t causa. sad pwchsta tit Mtrmon's Orongt band Sliced lunch lamuoN*. on- ra n *■ Corn Fritters.. ‘ >7. 29c Ittfl Cheez-Whiz . . . 'V.V 58c P'llibuty't nililtury S - . f l at Bwllttmilli Pilhkarv't Biscuits..........4 3 S" 87* 39c Apple Crisp .. ' i " 59c Apple Dumpl'g ” |«U Merck It. INK Kteft’i Otlutt Sliced American ^ I? __ l j Pim'to or Swiss V*V 33c Frozen Pies . . . 2l£ 49c Pieli»aat Stew Vegetables____ftj; 49c Mnalataa'i Peeled, De-emed N S T A M P S fdt .! Checl'r Cheese . ,JiY',‘75c Shrimp............'fr*- $2.49 Mid M itklH ti> WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SWIFT'S BROWN t SERVE SAUSAGE wkm Ait • I S k it csaaaa m i t u i k t u H ue Bird Chilled ORANGE JUICE a 2 .r„ 66‘ le t, March It. IMlt B ] GREEN STAMPS • tA A it aerrea. m i esrekssa •<! e x c e d r in Ta h i t i t t 93' (Ciairae Cat, Mart* IS. SMJ) s r 55« lltotrst l « L March It, H ill * B^ a 99c w\v,\w,vws\w\wt\\y\\V4vw\WW\V "S E R V IN G .SPRINGS, i&WGREEN STAMPS! AU aaaaaa asi awckaas a t SIHGIETON'S BREADED OYSTERS ICaaSraa t a t , N rn R IS. ISUS 69c Mr*. SffliFh'i (Apple, Peach, Cherry) Kratt'i Sharp GREEN STAMPS Fudge L o a f____” " 89c Mrs, Paul's A mmmsmsmmmh \*v idWTORUN STAMP SA LE H r*«id Jshnian'a KraH ’s taify M M iM m a m s m im in m 1 Weodbury Dry-Heir SHAMPOO (SI) value BEEF frozen foods 0*ut Bonnet THESE CO U PO N S STAMPS W ESTERN 1 C U P AND REDEEM with this esupsa and purclist* aft H EAVY G O V T . INSPECTED Round Steak «—«>• • • «». 8 9 ‘ S irlo in S te a k • . . . . lb- 8 9 c T-Bone Steak • • • • • 'b- 89* Club S t e a k .......... • • lb- 89* Pot Roast • • •ibon-ini* • • lb. 59* Ground B e e f. • • • • • 'b- 49* r V T c a o In StY\. •» PROTEN G o r«*en ! \g re e ts ® « 11S K S ..B e ® * 1* K Tr ' ° >■% C a ts u p • \ PREMIUM Q IO TARNOW S CHIPPED BEEF OR HAM POBUX FE R N l'A K K , 3 A It. I M I I m ] LONG WOOD. M A IT L A N D , NO RTH O RLAND O AND 8 A N F O R D ’* . . . . H IG H W A Y ROAD 43# Il.airaa S a l. t a n k ALTAM O NTE C AS8KLH B RRV. 17-M and from STATE « �Cracker Days': Bargains, Prizes \ e 1 0 ^ tty l.arry Vcr»he| 11rrm u n Jacot)*on wat awarded Hie high bid for that 55 by 145 [cot parcel of land by I ho post office up for bid yesterday in Atlanta . . • Price * 10,000 . . . Ja­ cobson tohl u* this morning . . . "Hope to eventually pul a building there,” • • 'Trn ckrr Dusts’* nrr here! With n "hi-de-lil" nntl a "ho-dc-hu." Sanford .•shoppers will he offered an avalanche o f liargains Friday nttd Saturday as the Downtown .Merchants Association launches into its annual "Cracker Days" parade of sales offerings. The shoppers prnhnhly will feel they have been carried hack into lime as merchants and their sales people will lie dressed in costumes of yesteryear. Glenn McCall, association president, saitl Indny all downtmvn merchants nre Joining in the gala event, an nnnunl custom to aciiunint San­ • • County taxes collected thus fur total $g,2g0.U<><) . . , that'* *5 percent of the SJ.7tK1.000 VOL. Bit ta* roll . . . Deadline is April 1. » • • That FKC rail strike hitlintf homo . . . -lug to help build county roads dclajed. • • • Political Governor hopeful Fred Dickinson was in town yesterday. • • • All that money in Iho con­ siderations o f Congress, that part that i» tugged for San­ ford. can well be speeded up. So the best advanced weaputis systems huso in these great states ean tie made ready for the W hid by shuffle . . . Fine people coming to a fine c i t y , . . And no doubt at least some of them have Ins'll here before . . . And are eager In g e l back . . . Where a man s n man, and a Navy man Is a good friend • . • * * • Mayor Eugene laiwrnstein, of Bradley Beach, N. J., was a-vi.Uing here; something to do with Deltona. Tokl Flo at tlie Cardie tailing (hat "it's ti v fir>t visit k> Florida, and I ain impressed. You pro­ bably will lie seeing me later, for good.” * • • It s too bad we're having to give up our'Klapl. Jo* Tully this summer . . . Right when his command probably is get­ ting bigger . . . And he's just the man that ean handle it! . . . lint Uncle Whiskers' Navy has just OODLES o f good capable men who ran handle big jobs . , , ( dr. James Mayo, Joe’s relief, ('instance! • • • Reminds me; ('apt. Bob W are — a* bis slat ion grow s and he suffers the growing psiri* — is doing a splendid joh , . . His Open Houses on A p ril 27 when the Seminole County Semi-Centennial Cele­ bration is going full blast will ha a iplemlid tint* to pay our respects to our greatest '‘ in­ dustry" . . . The Blue Angels ami the Shooting Stars, guests o f the I 'll that day will Veep you well entertained, too. ■ • • Look* tike kid baseball will l>e with us hi a big way again Ibis summit', thunks to the generosity o f the sponsors . , And the help of Jim Jernlguu's I tec I a y i. • • • tints win* wimt to enter the Beauty Conlest for Iho Mis* Seminole County- contest on April 2i s Semi-Centennial should turn in tludr applica­ tions to (iene Kstridge at First Federal or Chat Ik* kam pf at Chelsea A b stra ct., Or any other Civttan, • • • Sponsors, too. should get tludr name on the roster , , . Ib is event should be a real "crowd plrnier* and spon­ sors' money should prove to be W KI.I. spent. » • Tlie Minnesota Twins) are seriously considering moving hs farm Hubs into Sanford, it was learn­ ed tialav. W E A TH E R : Fair through Friday. High today. 85-90. T,ow tonight, 80-05. Edited Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUCKS., M ARCH 14. 19fiS House Okays $ 1,13 8 ,0 0 0 • Sherry R o h e r t a o n , Twins farm director, hns been quoted that tlie Municipal Stadium and tlie San Francisco Gintitn' dormitory ia “ a likely minor league camp for Minnesota farm clubs," The information was re­ ceived today by John Krider, Chamber of Com­ merce manager, f r o m Jeno F. Paulticci, Duluth, member of the Chamber’* baseball committee. Tlie Twins' m i n o r league base now is located at Feniandina Reach but, according to Robertson, "is not suitably located to a r r a n g e nu exhibition slate with other minor lengitn clubs training in Florida." Roliertaon was quoted further: "The Sanford base is ideally situated in mid-Florida. I’ve bad the Sanford property apprais­ ed and we’re going to look over It this week. The Giants' asking prlco Is a little high but tlie loca­ tion is perfect, only 20 miles from the Twins* headquarters nt Orlando." Mayor Torn McDonald nnd Acting City Manager Henry Tamm said today they have not been appronchod by any reproHontntivcs o f the Twins. I’ auliiccl advised Krlder he, too. w ill be in Satvford within the week, probably to confer with Itobertson. N O . flfiK SA NFO R D , FLORIDA * Don’t fnrjp't Fleet Reserve f i l e to aid Screpla Hume Sat­ urday starting at 2 . . . pony ride* and everything . . . « Twins M ay Come i>aitforb itm tlit • Architect llal Harris* leav­ ing town . . , Second archi­ tect in a* many months to pull up Hakes here, • ford shoppers with Sanford stores. Stores will hand out numbered tickets Fri­ day anti Saturday for door prizes vnlurd at 85 or more each. Drawing will he at the romcr of First Street and Magnolia Avenue at 9 p.m. Friday and 5:.in p.nt. Saturday. Ten prizes will he drawn each ev ening. Also ntiinv store-members will he offering individual "enticements" for visitors. (See Her­ ald ads.) McCall invited shoppers “ to Join the fun and spirit by wearing 'cracker clothing* to town." new A ... BRIEFS Hip- Customer LAKELAND (Ul’ l) — Unll- For Naval Air Station I". S. Himtr of Represents t The House passed the bill to Namara think is necessary. The Sente Armed Service* live* Wednesday voiced ap­ buy new missiles, aircraft and proval of a $1,138,000 con­ warship* by a 374-33 vote Committee lias e o ui p I e t e d struction program lor Sun W e d n e s d a y . It authorise* hearings on Hie bill. But tran­ ford Naval Air Station, ac­ s.iiiie Republican* and lJc- scripts of tho-e bearing* are cording to Congressman ,v S. sprmllgn more money than still being reviewed in Hie Meriting Jr. Tlie bill now 1fi .-isi- Secretary Robert S. Mc­ Pentagon, and no action to }!oe* to the Senate. Congressman Herlong s (ele gram to The Herald reads: "T lie *1,138.00(1 Hem ill Ihe military procurement hill passed by Ihe House jester day for (be Sanford Naval \ir Station includes under operational farilities an air­ craft parking apron *T81„0U0; uniter maintenance facilities "Thumbs down” was the signal given by the a hangar, shop • and office bedding * 220,000; the rr t oinity Zoning t'ummissimi Wednesday evening on tnaindcr for classified facili­ Joe (ia/.il's pnqiosal to erert at #15(1,001) shopping renter at Ravenna Park. ties.*' Some 75 persons were present nt tlie Commis­ The record SI3.R billion de­ fense aulhoi ization bill i* sion’s hearing, wit li "pro’s” and "con’s" being offered A K. Sbnemakor Jr. rlmirsafely through the House but iimn, disqualified himself Senate action uppcai* week* from the vote since it is hi* aw ay. firm which i* promoting Ra­ velin* Dark. Question before the ( ntnoiission wns to rrtnne from agricultural to commercial, to TA LLA H A S S E E ( t i l 'l l A minimum o f 62.B per rent permit tin* construction <’ ( the markup on half-gallons of shopping center. Arguments for ami against By I'nltrd Pres* International milk at the wholesale level the shopping renter rc.piirsd Resident* of five staler to­ day dug nut from mud and will U- proposed to the Stale mi hour'* time, with petition* Commission when ll also o ffi'iv*l for and against. dcbrii left by rampaging Milk Shoeinnker, after the d«si«flood water*. The deluge left meet* next week ill Jackson­ at least 17 dead, causing mil­ ville, but only as a tempo­ ion, informed the press that botli petition* wr-re argumen­ lions of dollar* o f damage rary measure. tative, with many sigmituix-s and forced more than 50.000 < bull nmn Charles Cl. An­ being of pro|Kfly owner* ami person* from tludr home* Twenty Kentucky counties drew* announced the proposal their wives, and with bolls and 11 West Virginia counties Wednesday and said be will petition* containing tlie same were declared major disas­ put it before l In- commiaalon signatures. In other words, ter area*. property owners bad signed at tlie Tuesday meeting as a Health olftrials in Virginia, petition* fo r ami agam*t tbs Kentueky, Tennessee, West mean* of stabilising Hie mark­ shopping center. Virginia am) Georgia made et while tile' Legislature re­ A fter an hour* debate, price r « g a I * tton* Robert Crumley moved the replans to inoculate flood v ic- view * throughout Ihe milk industry. iim i against disease. quest for rrroning be denied The commission abolished Tht| mercury dipped near III* motion was apprnvtsl aero across t h e northern price controls at the consumer unanimously. plains today while fug cover­ 11-vid several years ago, but ed ihe Ohio V alley and North still regulate* prices at the producer level and prohibits Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Burlington. VI.. picked up retailer* from selling bsdow three incite* of frei.ii snow the eo*t from till! whulesubl in I belli. 'Ibi- regulations do SEATTLE 1U l 'l )—DeJcnsr Wednesday night. not apply, however, m south Secretary Robert S. 3tcN* and southeast Florida, where m ar* » a r briefed here today the commission ha* no juris­ on progress on the Ilyna-Soar diction, program for a winged spare Effect o f Andrew*’ plan, if •hip which could maneuver adoplisl by the commission. like an ordinary plane Jli* roaferenre wilh high would be to raise Wholeaalii M ILW AU KEE ( l l’ l ) A prire* in area* where there Boeing Co. nlflcial* hero was Cuban Bier said Wednesday is now a narrow margin tie- ex[iected to help him deride he heard American pilot* par­ Iween producer and middl*- if the Air F orte'* Dyna-Soar ticipating in the Bay of Pigs msn milk prices, particular­ project xboilld he junked in invasion of Cuba curse U. S. favor of I’rnjeet Gemini. carrier* (nr n«t sending air ly i In* Jacksonville and Tam­ Gemini rail* tor pulling rover while they were under pa arcus. two men into orbit for long attack by Castro air and periods of time in a capsule ground forces. similar to tlie Mercury apace "Y o u s o li.’s, why don’ t JACKSON, Mis*. (L T D — nart that carried astronaut* you send the planes?” the Mississippi Stale University'* John Glenn, Kentl Car|>entrr American* shouted over Ibrir into Southeastern C o n f e r nice and Waller Schirra radios to a Navy carrier, acbasketball learn space. cording to Timotro A. Ca­ champion brera. 38. a former Cubana flew to East I .arising. Mich, Airlines pilot who Hew two tunlay. stdl uncertain whether NEW YORK ( l l l ’ l 1—Slock* missions during Hie invasion. it Could participate in the He said the carrier replied: N C A A playoff* because of a were Iractmnally mixed in trading at Hie “ Sorry. We’ve had no or­ controversy over p l a y i n g moderate tram* with Negro player*. opening today. ders to release the plane* $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 Center 'Turned Down' Milk Mark-Up Massive Cleanup Proposal Slated In Flood Areas Defense Chief Eyes Spaceship Cubans Say Yank Pilots Cursed Carriers Uncertain Mixed Trading Willie Vve're talking about that new “ Spare Age'* college, ha* anyone ever thought what a big advantage w> have In our hospital? • . . Our city and the surrounding crowded area could well support a medical clinic, presupposing outstanding talrnt , . , And do Seminole Memorial just heaps o f good too, by an increased LAGRANGE. Ha (U P D -V llu u d a prominent LaGrangc patient census. A small private plane carry- "urgcun and brother ol itrs • • • < x w t r i. 1Fuller Callaway whose family ms four perron, to H onda ^ ^ CafUMJ). T , x1ile W on't he any access road for a spring vscalkm crashed V|(U# ,1U M,n> ||uj)U( to the new English Estales school until next budget year near the atriiort here today, Jr., Ales Maddox, 18. son of miles* * in '-thing can be killing all aboard a local inoitlrlan, and a un ........... The d ied wmc hltnufied ijcntilrid youth, a liivud ol worked out • • • Just nu funds by authorrtacs aa Dr. UoUij 1701104 Hand. lavafUhi*. ed State* Department of Com­ merce figure* reveal Hut Canada was the biggest cus­ tomer of L\ S. citru* export* pa** the hill to the floor i* ex­ during the I961W2 season. pected for at least a couple of week*. NEW Y iiltK i U P I) — ru le House Republican leader* llsbers and striking stereonr* apparently w itbliolding typer* readied agreement their major budget rutting e f­ eerty today on * new con­ fort for the hill to appropriate tract, bringing the city’s »•the *15.8 billion. A similar day-old newspaper shutdown pattern was expected in the a step closer to si solution. Senate. It also appeared likely that the Senate would follow tlie MOSCOW (Ui'D - - More House in adding funds for the Ilian 1.00*1 Russians hurled KS7I) warplane to the admlllsnow halls and ink battles at listrtitloti's* hill. Ihe Iraqi embassy here to­ The House including * tl*7.7 day in a mass protrst against million for more development the repression of Commun­ o f the RS70 and two adidlionist! in Iraq. al nuclear attack submarine* which Ilia Milmiiii*tr*tion lell wer* unnecessary. COI'ENHAGEN (UI'D — V The A ir Force would get Pan American World Air­ *7.4 billion of the bill, the ways Hoeing 7<»7 jetliner with Nuvy and Marine* fli.tl bil­ 5t persons aboard made a lion and the Army (1.7 bil­ •uccesklul emergency landing lion. It would providn 3.him) at Ka strop strimri today Reaircraft, about tiO.OOU missile* spit* two fist (ires. nnd 43 warship*. Now Pact Mass Protests Safe LumlinK Annual State Audits Proposed T A L L A H A S S E E ( HI T ) — Gov. Karri* Bryant said today he wit! recommend legislation selling limit* on state-paid expenses o f moodier* o f Ihe Florida Turnpike Authority and requiring annual state audit* of slate spending. At the snius time. Bryant said ha hs* "fu ll roiifidenro" in Chair man John Hammer, Tampa, and other members of hi* turnpike authority, ll<> said he ordered ttale • uditorx to make * complete audit o f Turnpike book* at the request o f Hummer short­ ly after the St. I'etershurg lim es sent its own auditor* to look into authority sp<-oding •ml started a series of *rtir1e» pinpointing instanre* of high spending. Ho suid three auditor* are now at work and a fourth i* to !•* sent in to speed tompltstion. “ Tin* report when finished will he a public recurd," he said. “ It m easenlial that the fact* In srrumillaUd, publish­ ed and decisions reached on the basin o f tlie fact*,” he added. “ To the extent that allegation* are substantiated, remedial action i* railed for l o the extent allrgationa are proven to !>• wrong, wo need to adjust puldic thinking rela­ tive to them. ItarrnckH To Meet An important b u s i n e s s ■meting o f Barrack* 600, War Id War I Veterans, has been railed by Commander R. M. Met.lain for 3 p.m. •Sunday at th» American Le­ gion Home on 13th Ku Serum Drop said the group after takeoff. Authoriiica Hand’s Bcechcralt plane morning for Florida. Tha Hie twill e ngine early (light weather The eratt NEW YORK l UI'D — A On 'Featherbedding' Dispute Suit Dismissed Giant Savings Nothing Wrong With Paddling, Schoolman Says Backs Move Fire Dept. To Meet Water Saving Need Is Cited coming in Boys In Rome, Ga. Police this lor a landing on Uie airport s said he and liie other youth* lo east runway when it clipped was the top of three tree*, Herald Index Asks Action at the Darlington School for was Railroads, Unions Deadlocked Coast Guard plane early to­ day dropped anil rallies scr­ um to tlie liner Queen Eli ! rabeth at sea to help a Can­ \, CHICAGO (U P D — Tlie na­ decision allowing them to Hie railroad should retrain adian boy who bad been scratched or bitten by a po» tion’ * railroads and Hie live streamline work rules, an­ clerk* displaced by machines. sihly rabid dog. mammoth on-train imloni, nounced after Ihe breakup Southern Pacific said iho plan would retard technical each barked by a powerful that they would put work advance and croata unnec­ rule change* in effect within essary Jobs, TALLAH ASSEE ( U l 'l ) —A weapon, remained deadlock­ a month. damage suit which sought ed today in their longstand­ ll wax unlikely a atriko The unions declared, after to integrate all municipal ing dispute over "feather* would take place over feath­ the Supreme Court barked (acilllle* In Florida'* capital ts’dilmg.” erbedding. 11 waa believed Hie employer*, that III y wa* dismissed Wednesday at Kennedy would atep in with They met to dlsnis* the would strike. Hie request of an attorney for emergency fartfinding In San Francisco, negotia­ a issue Wednesday lor the first the five Ne.;roes who brought board to head off a alrike for tors for the Southern l ’ aclflc tone since the talk* broke Hie suit. al least !*> days. Observers off last August, The talks Railroad and Ihe Brotherhood fell the White House pro­ of Ball way Clerk*, prod it d lasted NU mltllllei lieforc bably would Iry lo force ar­ by t’ icsideni Kennedy, re WASHINGTON (U P D - Miming to in impasse bitration m Hie dispute !(• turn',i| ),v (he conference tabl* The railrondi, backed by Tlie House Government Ope­ Hie iMinrd'i recommend aHorn today In their dispute over ration* auhrommlttee h a * last week’s Supreme Court tailed to satisfy Iroth tides. automation. been told Hut cancellation of Hu* President stepped in­ contract* for fitiren orange to the picture Wednesday juice concentrate saved *ev when tiie tt nisi member crai million dollar* tor the Bridge . Page l l union apparently wa* on the government. Classified Pace 3-A verge of is-tnng a strike tilCondi» .... P a rs 2-A llmtituni. He piked h-nii I tear Aldiy „ . P a g e 11 WASHINGTON ( I l l 'l l — sides to submit their differ­ T A L U H A S S E E (U P D — Pago 4 I- liteii d City School Supt. Carl K. ences In arliltration. Gov, Karri* Bryant Wednes­ Page I l Enterlaliiment Il.oiscn believes an "open The railroad accepted but day officially backed a move la-gal* Page !-A 4 3 A hand, hail ruler or light- union negotiators were exby Sen* Spessard L HolPurlin . . .... Page 2-A weight paddle” I* (lie answer peeled to hold tiaek an an­ tund and George A. SmalhS'K'iely ago 8-h 4 It) lo unruly students in the na* swer until they hud d sens*er*. (D Ela.l, lo run Inter­ .... Page t) lion’ s capital. Kports ed it. The union contended state Highway 73 from Tampa Corporal punishment ap­ to Miami. plied to Ihe "band or l|ie buttocks of a pupil” under rlrcumstanc-1 L A K K I AND f i l l ' ) - Gov. ' ' J u s t i f i e d Farris Bryant ami the Stale ra " wouiu gu far toward (.cgialalurc have Ik t ii asked bringing order in (be public to pa** legitlation prohibit­ schools, llanscn said Wednei ing tlx sale of atcohullc (a v ­ day. Further disregard for a erage* from grocery stores, drug itores, auUnnohile ter- teacher's instruction* might vlre station* and other rc- make it necessary to eject the tail family shopping outlets. student from the classroom, lie said. The school head sug­ gested use of “ reasonable force for the pur;Ki*e of pro­ o f feting Our Cuelumcrn A special meeting o f tbo pelling a pupil in a desired North Orlando Volunteer Fire direction." FREE Tiro ln*i|icclion Dept, h** lawn railed fur ft p.m. Saturday at (hr Commu­ FREE Tiro Rulalion nity Building in tha Village 1 FREE Flat Tiro Repair Rivreation Are*. 4 Killed In Florida Bound Plane Crash boarded THE I.TITLE RED SI IIOOLHOIJSE revolve.* n check for |2«,8:) from tha .Sanford Drove Hill, RI’O Does, proceed.* from a Hpcciid donation mmle dur­ ing the m e n l North Florida District f ’onvention, lieltl in Sanford. Tito chock, ladiiK presented to Mrs. A. F. Kceth, center, lenrhernt the school by Mrs. A. I’ . Howcrsox, was Riven to the Sanford Drove for their fnvorito charity project. A t riitht is Mrs, R. (i. t’ aruthers, who wns co-chairman with Mrs. liovvursox at the eotivention. (Herald l ’hoto) were home for the spring hol­ ll iday* and (flat Dr. Hand, foggy at Hie lime and Hand crashed, exploded and burp who own* hi* own plane, had agreed to t ake. Hie bo) * to apparently decided to return td Young Uollla was a atudttrt Florida on a vacation trip. ka l U Cadaway airport aoou ,SILVEH SPRINGS ( U P D An Interior Department o ffi­ cial warned Florida must look to it* water conservation if need a are to tie met In Uh* coming year*. Jame* K. Carr, umlerwcretary at Die department, said tbc water problem would not he solved by drainage or flood control. He predicted a growing problem o f salt water Intrusion at Hie water table M lowered by municipal uro­ FREE Front End Check Expert I lie W heel HpeclalUt Alignment Since 1933 M tR O B ER TS ”Incorporated '- s” " 1 Florida Distrihulon* I ’ur Denman Custom Built 105 )V. 1st SI. ____________ W E Stinford G IV E P LA ID lirra FA 2-0ti5l S TA M PS 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7699864f8cefc2b3ccbc0e8dbf3bc421.pdf 4987b1552b5f2458be84c15945bb6547 PDF Text Text Ff Vtrt 9«rfirr» Vrrsn Tago 12 — Mar. 11, 1M3 ~ . -* Ceramic Artist Gives Program In Altamonte ITf Louise Slmunrk The fascinating hobby of Mr*. Olive Henklrmun, guest speaker for la«t Wednesday's meeting of the Altamonte Bprings Civic Club, provided an intereatinir program for member* who also found tho collection of ceramic Jewelry and ether email item* on d ie play to be outstanding. Mr*, nmklcman'a ceramic* feature reproduction of flower» found in the Martha Washington Carden* at MU Vernon and the artist ha* •pent many hours there painU ing the flowers to be used for later reproductions. Among many article* in her display for the club were ear­ rings, pins, bracelets, cuff­ link*, ash trays and clgaret lighters, all beautifully hand decorated with miniatures of Martha Washington flowers. Mr*. Ilenkkleman's grratest .satisfaction in her work came with the making of a pair of cufflinks, embossed with a coat of arms, for former President Elsenhower. Another of her hubbies, also on display for the club, I* a large collection of combs. Her studios ore located on Lake Frances in Altamonte Spring* and interested visitors j ara always walcom*. u.s. my U E A p . j l •w r c l c a i t ' r m vnnAKl D O N ’T SETTLE FOR LESS TH AN | l lo Greater loyalty. • THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY! ° mv H A N D S ’ h \ to larger sorvico. and 4 m v HEALTH © BONELESS FULL CUT ROUND O GROUND ROUND © ROUND CUBES •A to bolter living, for -J 1 my cluK my community. a n d m v r p im lr u mfr nff— — TIIK ASTER 4-11 GIRLS CLIJII of Wentherafielil olmorved National 4-11 Week by H o ttin g tip the attractive ntpre window display in Forest City, top photo, which not only featured varioun phant* of club work hat al*o the many prize riblmnn won by tbc girls at tho Seminole County Fair. Mem­ ber* of the club, bottom photo, are front from left, Suzettc Rcrg, Susan Flufung, Sheryl Clnrk and Kathy Hcuch; buck, Nancy Hrockcnbrough, Carol Cornish anti Patsy Groves. (Herald Photos) BONE - IN RU M P ROAST lb. Training Sites Sirloin Tip Roast 8 7 ‘/fc NEW YOIIK (UPD-Casalui Clay and Doug Jones, who meet In a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden March 13, will shift their training to New York this week. Clay will arrive here Wednesday from M i a m i Beach, Fla., while Jones will switch from Pleasantvillc. N. J., on Thursday London Broil Cube Sirloin Tip S T E A SHOULDER ROUND ROASTS lb. 57c CHUCK STEAK . . lb. 57c FAMILY STEAK . . lb. 67c ALL MEAT STEW . lb. 67c GROUND BEEF . 3 lbs. SI m ail or b rin g th is coupon TALI, HICKORY «r ECONOMY and h a v e th e Sanford H erald SLICED BACON . . . . % .MARIKIEFER HOT nr 3 lbs. $1 MILD BAG S A U S A G E ............. lb. 37c LEAN d eliv ered daily to your door MEATY WESTERN SPARE R I B S ................ lb. 47c KELLOGG'S 8 OZ. PKG. for O nlv 25 CORN FLAKES a t 10 LUX LIQUID - 22 OZ. IITL. FROZEN FOOD FOUR FISHERMEN DETERGENT 8 OZ. FISH S T IC K S . . . . . . . . . . 29c STRAINED BABY FOOD BEEF Limit 1 With $.‘l Order STEW H «>«}( LmL& UFERMUY cb so ap FRESH PRODUCE AMERICAN FANCY RED RIPE . . 12 » $1 - _____ 2 9 Rath Size 2-33 IIEAUTY 300 CAN CREAM STYLE C O R N '. . . . . . . . . . . . 10c TOaAATOES FRENCH'S 2 'i OZ. HAMBURGR SEASONING . lb. 19* PRICES GOOD MON. • 1UES. - WED. • I.YKKH 3011 CAN BUTTER 1 Lb. - (Quarters A P P L E S ................3 lbs. 39* ALL ISRANDS - LIMIT 12 W IL S O N ’S MCINTOSH Limit I With M Order • • • • • 33c GOLD TIP 303 CAN CUT B E E T S . . . . . . . . . . . STARKIST WHITE 25c 10c MEAT NO. 2'/i CAN CHUNK STYLE T U N A . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c 25th (j PARK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED �. n End FEC Kennedy M illage WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 55 60. Press Leased Wire Established 1908 T IL S ., MARCH 12. 1966 S A NFL) 111), FLORIDA new a T A L 1. A H A S S K E (Ul’l) —Gov. F unis Bry­ ant and the state Cabinet called on President Kcn-j nedy, Congress and other federal officials today to "take immediate steps to end" the costly Florida Fast Coast Kailway strike which is harming the state's fruit and vegetable industry. Copies of the resolu­ tion were also sent to the union which struck the railroad seven weeks ago in a wage dispute. The resolution, adopted at the urging of agricul­ ture commissioner Doyle Conner, went to the Presi­ dent, Secretary of Com­ merce, Secretary of the Interstate C o m m e r c e Commission, members of F I o r i da's Congressional delegation and EEC ofl'i- The result also could be that millions of American housewives will lie denied Florida fruits and vege­ tables. \n ... B b r ie f s Up P e ip n Price l NEW YORK (LTD — The newsstand price of Time magazine ha* been increased front 25 cent* to 3u cents. Hotrs Down y n - P if a s s e • • d Increase NO. 666 i i , L o c a l ' D o c to rs S a y GENEVA Ilf I'D—Neutral i«t efforts In find u compro­ Seminole County physician- win 1.. l.indsry, society pres mise solution to the Eastare dissatisfied with present idcnl, said the doctors arc West nuclear impasse bogged : functions of the Hoard of I dissatisfied with (lie present down in disagreement* today. | Medical Examiners and to­ I operation of Hie hoard, they day expressed themselves I Approval Nears unwilling to participate in a WASHINGTON (LTD—The letter to the County CommitHouse today was expected to Mon. overwhelmingly approve a The Commission had re- . resolution offering Sir Wins­ ; quested the Seminole County ton Churchill honorary citi­ Medical Society to nominate ' zenship in the Lnited States. member* for appointment to W arned Tito City Commission will Do forced to "cut tho budffut luird" and may have to raise the tnillago next year." City Commis­ sioner Joe Baker warned a delegation of 20 Monday night. The delegation, members of the Tourist Club, appeared before the city board seeking the rebuilding of 12 shuffleboard courts in an effort to gel various tourney* here. Baker and other members of the Isiard refused fo com­ mit the commission in bud, gcling the $1,000 appropria­ tion until August when bud­ get talks begin. "The city is in a hole fi­ nancially," Baker spelled out and "we are going to have to cut Hie budget hard and may even lie forced lo raise tho millage." he emphasized. In other business the board set April S for a public hearing on condemning some 15 buildings in Hie city limits. Some of tlie structures are: 1160 W. 18th; 817 Avocado; 1114 and It HI W. Ninth; 819 Pecan; 1102. IloO, lttiH and IIH) W. Ninth; Northwest corner of Holly; 810 W. 13th; rear of 810 W. I.ith; 308 E. Sixth; 018 Palniello and 5<*> and 510 Oak. Agreed to furnish the itreet light* on W. 15th St., and tabled action on 10 lights along Mellonville Ave.; Awarded the low hid of II. It. Pope at $282.22 on • wall heating and air conditioning unit for the recreation depart­ ment office; Agreed to sign a five-yearlease with the Fleet Rvservo for their building on Seminolo lllvd. with the association re, palling the roof at a cost of | feel the Ivoard has no real relative to certain autopsies." , authority amt m a recent The letter continued that i meeting expressed themselves "the members feel the pre­ By l.arry Vrrshcl I as hav ing twen by passed sent function of tlie board Three new A3-J squadrons is ineffectual and arc not will arrive here soon. willing In participate " • • • The society requested the Adams Shopping renter Commission draft legislation plans revitalized with the patterned on Orange County's news the city has been asked law governing its Board of about annexing the property. Medical Examiners. • * • Commissioner James Avery Tlicre* talk <m an Industhe Hoard of Medical Exam said the Commission's hands Reject Charges trial show tor the Civic Cm ; iners. aro tied in the matter of ter April 15 . . . industrial WASHINGTON <LPI»—'The A letter signed by Dr. Ed | Operation .of the Seminole County voter regis­ autopsies, explaining that onLYM AN I’R IN C H ’AL State Department Monday re­ Committcc of the Chamber cials. tration office on a full-time basin was requested by J ly the stale's attorney can will discuss it at Thursday's Florida is nearing its Ralph Diggs today was jected new Moscow Radio ★ * ★ Registrar Camilla llrtlce of the County Commission authorize a post mortem, lie meeting. peak season in vegetable ap|Hiinted by the Coun­ charges that U. S. Air Force IMilnted, too, to the fact that this morning. production and the FEC ty School Hoard as planes have “ buzzed" Soviet Mrs. Kruse based her argument for the full-time autopsies cost the county an C R A C K E R PAY JOT­ Railway is the primary Supervisor of Transpor­ ships al sea. o|N>ration on a comparison with Lake and Marion average of $5no. tation a n d Custodial TINGS • . . plenty of gifts to means of tnmsportating Commission member* were Services for the coun­ Counties, of compii rattle size. r - r be given away . . . Friday the crop to market. still debating the issue at night . . . after shopping The I Pill! population of Lnl.u Co n t i n u mice of the ty’s 22 schools. Carlton press time. hours Saturday afternoon . , strike, the Cabinet said, I County wu* lit,Too unit of Henley, assistant prin­ Gov. Fum s Bryant said to­ prises galore . . . bargains Atul ion County bii.C.00, where­ could yield a "devastating cipal of South Seminole day it is evident that Florida . . . mark it down for your Junior High will replace 1 Is lagging behind in providing as Seminole County’* count blow to the fru it and calendar . . . This Friday vegetable industries and Diggs tit Lyman next opjHii tunnies for young peo- Hassle over proposed ex­ ' was lij.soo. However, she and Saturday. | pointed out, .Marion and Lake to the economy of the school term. | pic to attend college. • • • pansion of the First Florida | Counties’ registrations each Stiite of Florida due to I'tilitlrs sewage treatment was to per cent of the total Sewage treatment p l a n t j Help For Barber plant near Bear lak e was p- pulalioiis as computed to iit) way behind schedule an I loss of time, money and TALLAHASSEE (CPI) — LOS ANGELES (LTD — brought to the County Com won't Ik* finished until June quality in loading, hauling per rent in Seminole County, Gov. F'arris Bryant called distances of 60 miles or U. S. citizenship was sought mission this morning. . . • Contractor is paying The rvKistrnt'a office, es­ Monday for a complete re­ today for John (Jake the The County Board of Ad­ nearly SIJKK) h month extra more, then reloading tor view by the legislature of Barber) Factor by the same justment had approved and tablished by the Legislature in costs due to exceeding their shipment," the resolution the regulatory slrueliire of said. government agency that only recommended to the County IP55, lias operated one day time limit. Che F'lorlda milk industry. Growers have had to The Henry Stephens Co. of Inst December recommended Commission a variance be per week llqough tbo year, j))r 1 wi U i dll day* of operation be"We are dealing with a his deportation. turn to trucks for trans­ Orlando was awarded the low granted to Fir«t Florida Hr. Sidney I. Kata has l fore primary nml griiciul eleccondition that may re<|iiire the expansion. closed his oftiec oil .Mellon portation. Conner said the hid of $135,111 to construct stringent measures," he sabl. strike has changed the additions at Lyman and Okay Near Attorneys for a dissenting k*'r siiliny is $$:’>,(ion Villc. noting Unit "the situation in $025; whole operation of the Crooms Academy at t li e WASHINGTON (L T D - The adjacent property owner held annually the milk industry has deter­ Agreed lo amend the zoning Clerk Art ISeckwllh Jr. sugar industry in south School Board meeting today. House Armed Services Com­ the company erected it* pre- , keen with a salary increase iorated during the past few ordinance to allow p<t shop* CAMILLA 11RUCK sent plant, in violation of the '< > M.UU0 »'»* » full time operasked the Medical Examiners Florida because of trans­ Work on the projects is ex­ mittee was rxperted to ap­ year* to the |*oint wlie re a hi restricted commercial for a replacement for P a n , portation difficulties. pected to get underway next prove legislation today to building (NTmit in that the "•l"U, Mrs. Ilrure estimated definitive review" is essen­ area* next to residential co»l of Opeinliiin vs-, old InIt plant is not on the site out­ Mai hers . . . Exa minors i week, according to Architect provide a pay raise for tlie tial. areas. than ill tlio p ast. have said “ No" and put their nation's 2 5 million service­ lined in tile permit. John Burton. Bryant asked Senate Pres­ l)ffleu und olecllim c n .ts They said tlie question now in reply in writing . . . Beck- j Tlie additions include a new men. ident Wilson Carr a way and is in Mur* 'or ileejs'ofl a n t thu two year* of lPMi-01 were with declined to show us the | ail nec suite at..' music s'.a, I House S|ieaker M a l l o r y building maintained 827.J72 exclusive of salary, I reply this morning. , al Lyman and five class­ To Gain T im e/ Horne to name committees • • • MOSCOW <LI’D — The So will prove detrimental to mid in llMlt-lk'l will tie |.'il.ltttt. i rooms at the (.'rooms School. right away to study present surrounding propcrlies. This y e a r ' s Casselberry Mrs. Iln u r estimated Hint | WASHINGTON ( L i t ) 1 The Lyman figure break- viet Union may be maneuver­ The Commission tallied the milk regulatory law* and heBoard of Aldermen is set­ By Lnited Press International (|„wn with a full-time operation, exsu5 7?7 w),||r „ . ing to gam time in ils ideo­ Defense Secretary Robert j come sufficiently informed to ting something of a record Heavy rains and m elting' llrrs f„r ||„. Crooms project logical and political dispiitq matter until Hie March 2d tia rli'il.* would not be need- MrNmt!him rluirged today make early recommendations meeting. . . , Monday night's meeting mow triggered heavy Hood- „ rr r csliinaled at $57,381. | ed during ninli period* mid with Communist China, inIn other action this morn- ! (lie office for IPlll-d& would Kenatc subcommittee investi­ to the session Uial begin* was the 1.1th since the new ing today in the mountains of _ loruird Western observer* City Fiscal Agent Loomis April 2. ing the Commission: board took over and one Kentucky, Tennessee, Vir- J eo*t $25,050, exclusive rf sal- gating Hie award of n eonsaid here today. lie said he understood from Leedy wa* authorized Mon* ★ * ikAccepted health rcgulacouncilman still complains ginia and West Virginia, fore-1 ! tract for the TF'X figliler representatives of the milk day night to come up with ary. "if we could ever get rid of ing thousands to lice lor their The Commission took Mr*. plaint had "needlessly under- Industry that the situation is cost figures on ways of fi­ Faith Necdfd | tiH , n * ■ * uj; bLu,?1Sen,‘I nolo County Health Departall these "hanging fire" live*. mined publlr confidence" in "chaotic" and must Ih? cor- nancing a giant water im­ S I. ALCiL SI INF. fUl’l) — 1 ment for teui|Hirary camp Hiuce's request under lidviscitems. WE could begin to do Highway* were closed in meiii, along with a request for top official* of Hie Pentagon, re-ted. provement project estimated \ Ire President Lyndon It .jn-s at fishing ramps an I something. many sections, blocked by ( the pul chase of $5,lino in elec­ In a letter to Sen. John I„ He said he is opposed to ut front $t9Mi,ouo to over $1,Johnson said Monday night a |iut,|jc hearing for One of those Items is an- mil(| an,j roc^ k|ales or swirltion equipment from her pie- -M• 4Melluii. D-Ark., eluiiiinun expanding jiricc controls and uoo.ooo. Ibis nation needs the "faith ! March 20. nexation of Eastern Shopping jnj, wa|,.ri an,j hundreds of! of the investigiiting siilieom- resistance to tlicir alxdllhm Inrluded in Iho recommend­ sent budget. The County School Hoard and vision' of early Auier-| Couiiteied an offer by John Center s Seminole I'laza I’laza at |,0|„t.j an(| stores were floodmilter, MrNiiinnrii asked for 1* strong. * ations will tie plans for a wa­ Ivans to guide its quest for Holt to rent 20 acres ns a llwy. 17-02 and SR 430. Un­ ed hy the overflow of tlie today voted to change the tad pei mission to submit imniedi"But sonic change must be ter treatment plant, new well new worlds in space. | recreation area near Wel­ official estimate* have been small mountain creeks that ately a full statement on be- made," he said. for ,,1‘' Nrw Helds and ground water stor­ fare Lake at $1,200 yearly English F.state* School from made that the town is losing iare the area. half of the Defense Depart­ age lank. Wait-And-See I rental hy offering Itott $1,200 as much as $75 a day as ment before the pi oho pioAl Harlan, Ky.. deep in the Mur. "ii to April 4. At Hie same time, tho com­ WASHINGTON (U l'l) — | for llie purchase of tlie land, long a* the IMaza remains Alleghrnv Mountain c o a l , The i cnson for the change Deeds further. mission asked Fingineer Jess Next Friday, the Ides of Tallied a request by Multoutside the municipalityXL N11mu 1 is s a i d previous country, much of the town * to " ll0" more time for .March, and tlie day the 1111 >• | land police for police jxiwer* Diet* to come up with recom­ In connection with the an­ business district was under | "Htimerlng-. according to 'commitments prevented him mendation* on the size, cost TALLAHASSEE (L l’li nexation, it looks like the water. Roads and bridges Supt. of School* R. T. Mil wee. slan* have promised to have in traffic and oilier misde­ •from appearing before tli and location of Hie storage The Supreme Court look un "several thousand" troops meanors violations in Semi­ 't lie b o n i d a l s o u u t l i o i i n d Cassollicrry men nro going were impassable and more lank which was recommend­ der advisement today a re- -ubcomiuittee liiiinediately. ................. Milvvce to meet with muni- out of Cuba, may- well lie a nole County. to follow tlie county'* and Ilian 2.000 persons were quest that it delay its invex asked tbat Deputy Seeiutary I MOSCOW (L P I)—A Soviet ed hy engineers Clark, Daily great international anticli­ Discussed proposed legs*ripnl leadeis oil inutulliog Sanford's example and have Ro»vvel| Gilputiie lio allowed Ih'iitenuut roloni'l unwittingly and Dietz a* a "must st"|i homeless. ' Iill ion sponsored by the State ligation into p«*rjury charges j small sirens at all county max a "private" discussion meet­ to present tlie stntrineiit, pos- [ passed fnlse milltury informa- gap measure" to aid Hip city * At Richland*. Va., police j In ronneetion with * Lake Association of County Com ing, probably W e d n e * da y said nearly l.onn families schools and agicrd to give a sildy Inter today or Weilnca- lion in n It. S. agent fur dwindling water supply." i missioner* to increase g»-o County rape ease. piece of property 011 gtth St. Denies Chai’pe night, with FiSC officials to day. j months before lie wns rough! were removed from their The court was expected to WASHINGTON (UIM)-The lino lax Irom seven to eight "talk over mutual problem* homes as the fliusl waters wc.-t of F'rencll Avc. to tlie Tlie aulieoiniiitttee is invest­ nml apparently seutrnei'il to rule later today or tumor 1 involved in the action." Future Fatniers chapter at Justice Department denied cent*. igating llie uwuid of u |l!.5 death, the government news­ raged four feet deep and ap Seminole High .School, Monday that Ally. Gen. ItoReferred to Road Supt J r'"* j/ kson billion routrnet for Hie nil- paper Izvi'stiu said tonight. proachcd the l«*int where bert F. Kennedy kept a Coast C. Lavender for his recoin* hestolL lleile!|, Jack General Sanford Memorial purpose fighter plane to GenIzvesliii said the iirmy mini. they sIimhI in 1957 when a de­ Guard eiitler a» n "special mendation two bids for a atlorVy^ fiA Iwo de■pul Library is in such a »ad stale m 1end Dynaiiilea Corp., F'ort blentiTii-d only a* "l.t. ttol. p." vastating flood hit the south nursemaid" for In* yachting t ailer, $3,334 by Itozlcr XIa-1 '*'* accused •». perjury of repair . . . roof, outside Worth, Tex., anil Grumman 1 .MIAMI (U l'l)—Early vot- party while another lioat was chlnery Company, Orlando, eonnecllon witti the rain* ra*e Aiielaft over llie llm-iiig Co. hud been working with Russel of the building, that Jim j « • * Virgl"'» Jn »' A. I.nngclle, a fonuer siTurily for a u*»'d trailer, and Sl.ftil nuzsinsl two NegriM's; asked HONOLULU a r t 'l l — An mg ran tliglitly ahead of pre in dislre-s nearby . tiapp* said Monday night Seallle, Wash. Iloehig was officer of the L. S. embussy unidentified f l y i n g object, by -Square Deal Machinery Uk; ‘ ourt to delay it* lieardictions today as Hi F'lorlda . . . “ If they don't do some- Jury Panel ill Moseovv, who wiis expelled tn.vcllng west at a "very high and Supply, Orlando. ,,r ,lu a,l) sulipoena* tlm only other eompetiior. COlinl'Cs east ballots in tlie I’l'<)<>f El. I’ASO. lev. ( L l’li thin; we'll have «<> condemn from the II. S. K. It. ou spy ul itudi- utul a high rntv of Sol a public hearing A pril, o'quirlng his clients to leati Completion of a Jury panel ! second primary for 31 state. MIAMI (UPD—Spent tin* II." rhargrs in October 1950. ‘ Ml'ced," wu* sighted by himsum rifle eartridge* and hut 9 on a |>ro|Misal lo relocate l>’was expected today in the Senate and House scat.,. Clinics Sol Hughey Canal in Ravenna Bedell argue<l tiial tm . Dli'-d* of poison* in the Hulet hole* in a light house were The weather was fair and Notice the face lifting at federal fraud tsini of Millie The first of three "Iteailiclients. Deputy Klicrilf L. G 1 wuiiMi UImikIs Monday night. the Sanford Atlantic Bank Sol Fistes, setting llie stage warm in most of the state, in offered Monday to hack up Park and took tinder adviseClark and Chief Criminal De­ lu-s Clinics" lo be held for Farly Dales Two A ' i Notional Gunrd pil­ Building. | for a L. S. district judge's de- J contrast to the shower* Dial claims 1l1.1t eight Cuban exile merit an ulfcr for a 75 foot puty James Yates of Lake pun ills of |ile-school eliildren LAKELAND (U l'l)-F lu r- ot.* in Id tli-y sow Hie object right-of-way lo relocate Mike * * * 1 riiion on whether to rontiuue pin urd many arras m the fishermen were kidnaped by County, would refuse lo le* who will enter first grade Idu citrus processing plunt* north of llu> island of Knuni Drum party chairman Rob ] or move proceeding* to Sun first primary Feb. 2*> and Castro raiders Irom a Ha- Smith Canal 1 lify al the Thursday hearing next full will he In-lit nt 8 und fresh fruit parking hoii-t-s during 11 lou'iuc liuiuing mis1 liainian island. helped keep the vote down It Jlhinirr tells us that the I Antonin. before Supreme Court-ap­ p. m. Tuenfuy in Hu- auditor- film the curliest closing dole stun in Jet fighter* ut on ultitin ul* will stand solidly la-- ! pointed Commissioner Judge iinn uf South Ki'iiiiuulf File- in 11 deroilc till* scuson lie- tilde of 411,000 feet. Honolulu I Still Meeting hind Gordon Frederick come meiilary Krhool at Cussellicr- cause of thu slim luge uf cil-Dicw-piqiera and radio stations I,. I,. Parks. By lnited I'rrss InteenaHonal March JU . . . "How actively Hr said if tlie deputies tr* ry. Ills. were flooded with calls. New York publishers tnerl will you work for Mr. Fred­ tilled _before the Supreme | WASHINGTON (L P li with Newspaper Guild repre­ erick?" say* I. "I.iko we al- | sentatives again today in an Rvp. Adam Clayton Powell, Court Commissioner in ad j ways do come any general ! value of their trial in Lake effort to end tlie 93-day strike. ' D.-N, Y., made clear today election." says Mr. Billhimcr. ! County Circuit Court on the that when he travels abroad, Another "day of decision" ar •‘tin you plan » get out a perjury charges, it would pre rived in the years old South­ , no outstretched palm is ig­ vote campaign,?" “ We’ll leave Additional minor changes Hon of properties for public unco approving new water Jvdiee their case. it to the JayCecs." "When did and one of considerable Inipor- improvement. j rules to lie dunged by CosselA resolution seeking legis. purchases llie town's revenue ern Pacific Bailway dispute. nored. In one of the most delalled the Demo party executive J berry Utilities. tulii'c were liiude in tlie draft lotion paving the way for Al­ bonds lifter Hie water system Review Decision I’riiii-ipul discussion from ! rcjxirls of "counterpart" fund board meet?" "Recently,' Pussing of Hie oidimmee of the proposed new charter the floor uguin ill-oil with the l" ‘ " ' l tamonte Killing's proposed I U MIAMI (L i'li — Attorney* ' »|M'nding yet submitted to Hie says Mi. Billhimcr. plctr. was pievtnUd by the negative • * a for tlie Town of Casselberry section on tuxution which only water system was approved will ask the U. S. Supreme House, Hie veteran congress' vote of counrilmun L. Ft. Court “ some time this week" man listed $348 in tips and SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) during a two-hour o|tcn dls- specifically prohibits Impost. Woodhnmt who has opposed Notice the nrw windows in (l,y the town council Monday to review * federal court rul- other miscellaneous expense* A IJ. S. military spokesman eussion held Monday night by | thin of ud valorem U ses with­ tlie action from the beginning. Herald Index the courthouse . . . Tliere ll evening, ing that former Venezuelan on III* highly publicized 35- denied Communist t bulges to- 1 tlie Bourd of Alderuien und out a referendum vote. be fi8 at a vo*t of less than j The icsolutiuii u-k* the Wouifliuma ulso gave a neg­ Bridge .......... Page 2 dictator- Marcos Perez Jimen day F'.urupcan trip during the day Hint Jtoison gas Im* been Charter Committee prior to $ 1,000 . . . 25 percent more [ legislature to repoul that secAs before, it was pointed ative vote in a follow-up res­ Page 7 Classified ez N eligible for extradition 1902 congressional session used in tlie fight against Viet tho board’s regulur monthly out that the citizens have op­ olution extending time length light . . . 20 percent less air lion of the town charter in ru Comic* .... Page fi to Ins homeland. gaid to script and time war­ Cong guerrillas in this south­ business niceting. portunity to prevent unfair of Ilia franchise agreement seepage. Dear A bby........... Page 2 east Asian nation. rants. 1 be one Important change taxution by wise selection of between the town and the Page 4 Editorial VFW Post To Meet Hr said tho ehurge* appar- in wording esme when hoard council oflicials who can us company. The town plans to bmrow “Smoothest bid opening I’ve Page 2 Entertainment Daughter Horn South Seminole VFW Post cntly refeired to leaf-killing und rommittee ini-mliem in­ reudily be voted “out of of­ seen," those went the words $35o,uoo on uii interim loun Both will come up for their l-eguts . .... Page ti & 7 TEHRAN, Iran (LPI) - 62u7 will meet at 8 p.in, today chemicals known us defoliant* structed Attorney Kenneth fice" us they are "voted in." from Charles LePrede, federal basis for construition of the second reading and final ac­ Puge 8 Puzzle __ Queen F'arah Dibah of Iran at (tie new post home on the which have been sprayed from McIntosh to delete use of the Main item of business in the tion a t a continued session representative from Atlanta water system. The loan will Puge ; Society Hula) gave birth to her see- Old Dixie llw-y. just north of L. S. Air F'orre planes in Viet II word in me the regular meeting vvus tlie first scheduled for 7:30 p. m. next al th* school bid opening to- be rrtiird when the Commun­ ...... “condemnation" ...... - ■inian'.ii in . Page 5 , ond child, a daughter. I Hie Ixngwood city limits. ity Facilities Administration J S jwiU...... I Ni in for mote than a year. juiticlu dealing with acquisl-1official reading of the ordiu- j Mumlay at the Town UaU. sUy. t Bruce A sk s Full Time Operation Hassle Over .'TreatmentPlant Besieges Board Milk Regulation Review Urged Lyman, Crooms Bids Awarded Probe Rapped By McNamara Heavy Flooding Hits Mountains I ★ ★ ★ Fiscal Agent Alerted On Water Bid Date Change Okayed By Board Court Studies 'Rape' Case ‘Unidentified* Flying Object Over Hawaii Good Turnout Legislation Sought Soviets Kill S 1Army 'Spy' Powell Admits Heavy Tipping 'Condemnation' Out Of New Draft On Water System U. S. Denies Gas Charges " 1 1 f -jL , * %; • }i • m I < 1 t 1 a \ * 1 +. �1 Wjr Tornadoes Rip Through Dixie >r Oanfurl Page 2 — March 12, 19G3 Wrrall (Dsuah G b b ij • DEAR ABBY: What i? urunp with a mother who will let her 14year-old daughter accept ii 840 pres­ ent from u 20-year-oid boy who i* trying to get through college? My hti.-lmiid nnd I enn’t iindcrntund i*. I told our non tonight that if thin lit­ tle gold-digger hna to have a ?40 preaent he can quit school nnd go to work. We are huving u tough time putting our aon through school. Her fnmily apparently didn’t think a thing’ of It. Why doesn’t her mother keep her in where she belongs? Thunk you. CONSTANT READER ’ By Abigail Van Buren many times it isn't even funny. What can I do about it? ANNOYED DEAR ANNOYED: Cull your telephone company and u*k it to in­ vestigate. • • • DEAR ABBY: I wish to take is­ Television Tonight Tu esd a y r m. • si it) CSar.atl s X istruon i *i 4 BC Jt.port l£ ) \ l »> n* P o u c k t r j i : I t I t ) Mlu-K’.s. r - n o r t ( 3 ) G r . i t I l s s H ll r « ; < :■' •<> v . s a t ! W e a t h e r i 4:3 ! <t) ( t p . r t * P i c t u r e i t ) E<1. C o m m e n t , 4:34 |( > O u t t t w s - 4 Ho It) VVesther I I I T lr a G i e r t I) i t ) B revard N i s i 4:40 I t ) ftp o rte 1 4:4 - 13) .V«w, • i * i n p a. - V | e K- p o r t (4) W e e k l y N ew s Ke- 11.34 13' It) it) t l 3 14) !3:*0 (3 ) it) (•») i > n ( ta '.t * l l o n Pc'.e * G la d } * T o u rs F o r A 8 mg N isi F irs t lm p re e ilc n E rn ie F ord Show feiV.e o f I . I f . WEDNESDAY P. M. 13:30 I I I T r u t h o r C o m e nuontee if> S e a r c h f o r T o m o r r o w i t ) F a t h e r K n o w s Be*l 13:44 I t ) G u i d i n g L i g h t 3:31 ( t i M i d - D a y t l a p o r t 13:43 (3) s u r S i s * I t.p .X I ( t i M id-Fix. R e p o rt 1:00 (Si N e w s 4c W e a t h e r (4) B a c h e l o r F a t h e r t;1 4 ( t ) L a t ( t t m . 1:11 ( t ) f i llm n a s llc e l i t (4) A* T h e W o r ld T u r n e I t) H ighw ay I'.tro l (3) S cien ce 3;t>4 t l ) M e re G r i f f i n s h o w (4) P e i e w n r d i t ) D i y In C o u r t 3 . JO i t ) A r t L l n k l e t t e r ( t ) a . v t n Keys 3:00 ( ! ) L o r e t t a Yo u n g (4 ) T h e M i l l i o n a i r e 1*1 ( J u e i n f o r a D ay 3:40 i ! ) Y o u n g Dr. Maloti* (4) To T i l l T h e T r u t h I t ) W h o Do You T r u a t I I I (4) C o l l i n g w o o d Maws 4:00 13) M a tc h G a m e (4) S e c r e t S t o r m 4:30 (3) Make* Itoom F o r I 'a t l d y 11) E d g e o f N i g h t 1:33 I f ) NBC N e w s 3 . CO (3) Beat o f G r e u c h o ( t ) A m erican B a n d a ta n t !:>0 ( t l A m e r i c a n N e w a a t a n d It) F acia W att 3:33 (*) K u p crm u n 3:33 (k) W e a t h e r 3 h o w 3:3v I t ) I Led 3 I.lvea sue with you. You said it is bad By United P rtk t International: central aeiliun* of Virginia, i around So widely nattered manners to use u toothpick in pub­ A devastating aeries of torA light plane crashed in a i communities in Alabama, \ It w lic. Well, why do the finest jewelryT.vu I t ) K t y l t o i s nadoes ripped through tho j snow atorin near Marjtvilic, Mississippi and Tennessee i t ) W eekly ,\i m Re­ stores sell solid gold toothpicks? South Monday and early to­ Utah, Monday, killing the | At least four persons were lit w HAS ONE l.'l WI.Iu j .T; day, leaving behind a heavy lone occupant, i/'lnnd Young,' dead and mnre than a score 7 .i - l 4 i tl t i t e r C t o n k i t e — injured. Hundreds of build toll of lives and injured and of Richfield, U nh. Newt DEAR HAS: Back scratchers jug* and homes were dam millions of dollars of property Tornadoes: T:5 0 I t ) I.«r*tn!e and toenail clippers arc sold in the 14) M a r s h a l l Dillon The lirst tornado touched aged, lotnc beyond repair. damage. i t ) Com bat "finest" stores, too. Rut that does­ DEAR READER: Don’t blame Monday at KaufDoien* were homeless. A half foot of snow fell in down early l.tO 14) I . l o M B r i d g e t S how n’t mean it's proper to scratch one's 1:3) IS) E m p i r e the girl’s mother because your son Alabama was hardest hit. the Midwest and fog and dria-l man. lea., in midaflcrnoon. 14) Ited S k e l t o n H o u r back or clip one’s toenails in public. «|»ent more than he could afford on a Mississippi counted o n e ale cut visibility to almost I during the night the torna(>) H a w a i i a n K y . • • • gift for the girl. When a girl gets u dead and to injured in its * 44 ( * i J s c k l l e n n y Kliowaero in places. Flood w aters, •*<*•» performed a destructive i t ) U ntouchable. CONFIDENTIAL TO "OLD-FA­ gift from a young mnn, her purents forced families from their hop-scotch t h r o u g h snd tornado. C> Dick P o w ell s h e w SHIONED MOTHER” : Since when hnve a right to assume he could a f­ th :0# i t i H a r r y M o o r s S h o w 11 homes in Indiana lor the sec­ is it "old-fashioned" for a mother to 10:30 IS) T h a B e . ' o f D I-ford it. The world ia not going to ond time in a week. c . n e r y '43 insist on moral behavior? Tell your lock up its daughters so young men ( ! ) H u n tle y ItrpbM Iug Flooda: daughter that you don't care what 11.41 13) N a w a c o p e like your son will be out of tempta­ Rain (ell across the South. (4) C k s n n t l 4 M t w a r o e m the other mothers allow, NO daugh­ tion's way. London, Ky., received 2 42 t») M urphy M a rtin • • * ter of yours Is going on a week-end X fw i inches in six hours, Nashville, ski trip with her boy friend. And if 11.14 ( t ) M i d . F I * . F i n a l R « . DEAR ABBY: I shore a parlyTenn., 1.88 inches, Green­ port HE doesn't like it, the boy friend line with n woman in her sixties who 11:30 ( t ) W e a t h e r wood, Miss., 1.54 inches, Mar11:3* I t ) H o l l y w o o d l f o r t e can go jump. can’t speak n word of English. She is tinsburg, W. Va., 5 inches of I * m • C a lva cade president of a club of old ladies who I t) Channel t T heater snow and Harrisburg, Pa., 2 Whut's on your mind? For a per­ 11:31 ( 1) T o n l t a S h o w a a can’t speuk English either. Listen to inches of snow in six hours. STEINEBACH, Germany (UFI) — Georges this: Almost every time 1 am talk­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, Tupelo, Miss., also received Bfduult, lender of a movement ncekirijr to topple WEDNESDAY A. M. stumped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, SAMUEL HOUSTON m'L ing on the telephone she breaks into 2 42 inches in six hours. Mem­ French l'reaident Chorion de Gaulle, appeared certain Beverly Hills, C ’ulif. my conversation with "DOCTOR" or 4:31 It) a n a on phis, Tenn., got 2.45 inches in * • * CHARLTON, a . SOPHIA 4:10 (4) C o l l a t e o f t h t A i r of political unylum in Went Germany today if he "HOSPITAL!" This means I hnve to 24 hours, and Little Rock, 1:43 ( ! ) Hlgn Oa wantH it. Hate to write letters? Send one get off the line immediately. I under­ 7:00 (3) Today Ark., M3 in thu same period. Heinrich Junker, interior minister of the Went stand it’s the law. A couple of min­ f:.' . (3) F a r m M a r k e t ' • a p a r t dollar to ABBY. BOX 3365. BEVER­ Knoxville, Tenn., had an inch 14) W s k o u p M o i l o s German state cf ilavarin, said LY HILLS. CALIF., for Abby’s new utes later I pick up the phone and I t) Today in an hour. Illdault could have asylum if booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ T:3* (4) Pre f hoot P la n n in g she is laughing nnd talking to one of Six familici left their 1:41 ( t ) C o u n t d o w n N a n a he makes a written request TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." her friends. Shu hus pulled this so hotnea at Vevay, ind., Mon­ (I) atata Mama A Wea­ and pledges to forego political ther day when the swollen Ohio 7:43 ( t ) .Mickle's r .o a p e l T i m a activity. He said Illdault al­ River cut off the town from 3.4a I t ) C a p ta la k an g a ro o ready had made an oral re­ ( I ) Mickey E v a n s I k o n the weaL The old brick power quest for refuge. 4:33 (I) Weather ant News house collapsed on Indiana's 1:30 ( t ) C a r t o o n v l l l s Bidault, 63, a gray-haired ■mm Ticasttuu Markland Dam. 1.34 (3) Today former French premier, heads ucMucoioa MHONlUM 1:00 (I) J a c k I.slsne Show The crcat of the Ohio mov­ • ftA M U C A ^JIIO M JT Q M PK O D U C T IO * (4) A m e r i c a n l l l s t o r y drew trumps. My son Jim tells me that NORTH 1* the National Resistance Coun­ ed past Louisville, Ky., Mon­ 1:30 13) <!*!• B to r m S h o w DAMASCUS. Syria (UPI) Then 1 led my jack of dia. A Q I S ] as I get older I have a ten. cil (CN'K), an organisation de­ I t ) l l n m p e r ito o m STARTS FRL MARCH 15 | day end was expected to tKJI monds and it held. At this 1:43 I t ) N o w s s n d I n t e r v i e w s reach Evansville, Ind., Wed­ —A new drive toward Arab dicated to overthrowing De dency to bid with the deli­ ♦ A Q 108 8 11:00 (3) S a y W h o a KIDDIES ADM. point it appeared that I was *7 unity resulting from last Gaulle and aeixlng control of cacy of a sledgehammer. nesday. (4) C a l e n d a r UNDER I2i going lo make seven. The So, If you don't approve WIST BAST I t ) I . e e r n H panU h Heavy rains caused light week's revolution in Syria France. The CNR Is linked to FREE diamond finesse had worked. 14:31 13) P l a y T o u r l l a a o h A K 984 ♦ 1072 fooding in northwest Geor­ appeared today to have the .Secret Army Organisation of my three no-trump rebid, (4) I l e v i L a c y V I f » 4 1 AU I had to do was to re. I won't argue, although 1 do (OAS) which liaa conducted ( t ) Ann g o lh e rn Show gia .early today. ♦ K «7 created a threat of Increased terrorist activities against De feel that it waa the beat bid ♦♦ J8 18 04 8 I peat it and discard my Jack 11:00 ( * ) J a n o W y m a n l*re* K 868S Near Abilene, Tex., alterl / f I' VJIk I l l l \ ' ' l • o n to of spades on a third diamond. at my dispoial after my •O U T H (D ) Gaulle and his government. Ilf's deputies f o u n d the trouble /or Israel. (3) P r i e s I t R i g h t MIDI I K t HI A l f H Fortunately for my future 14) T h e McCoy* A AJ Iraqi Vice Premier Salah iildault’a aides M o n d a y partner responded two dia­ wreckage of a light plane that peace of mind, I remember­ V AQ 10874 monds to my opening heart. El Saadi Is in Damascus con­ ■light denied he had made all crashed In a thunderstorm ♦ J* ed that just because a fin­ After hia jump to live STARTS SUN. Sunday. Two Dyeaa Air Force ferring with Syrian leaders oral request for asylum aftar ♦ AQ4 esse worked the first time hearts 1 waa mildly interest­ r l • > NJ I V I VI IN ' ) ‘JO I’ounda Uf Trouble* on plana to create a joint being discovered In this Alpine Both vulnerable Ease officers died. it might not work the second military command which resort Sunday, There was ape- ed In seven and choae my W est Worth E ast ■ M ill MIDI - I N 1 Hi A T O f Lnow and Cold: and that I had bid six. not six club bid to see if he Pan P a ts av IV PHONE FA 2-1218 Two mid-March s t o r m s would link their two nations culatlon whother the dapper 1 N .T . P a I* 5 * P a ra seven. I won the second dia­ could bid six diamonds. Last Times Ionite converged on New Englund with the United Arab Repub­ fugitive from France would P a t* Pan a * av mond with the ace and was When he merely returned to 7:00 & 10:30 P a ss Pan today and up to six inches of lic (U.A.R.), Yemen and Al­ agree to lliivuria'a conditions very pleased when Hast mut­ six hearts 1 Milled for a geria. Opening NOW thru WED. "CLEOPATRA’S th at be ceaae political activi­ safe contract. snow were expected. tered something that did not DAUGHTER" OPEN 1:45 SHOWS AT Saadi gava some indica­ ties. Around Chicago, w h e r e exacUy sound like "Oh, fid­ easy. Tiie jack of clubs opening Debra Paget - Color 2:00 - 58)0 - M:O0 fresh s n o w covered the tions during a talk with In Paris, French officials was friendly. If Wcat had 1 «fon With the queen after dlesticks!" Stewart Granger Co-Hit 8:00 Only ground, fog cut visibility to newsmen Monday night that suld they Interpreted reports opened a diamond I might East played low, ruffed a Then I finessed my jsck of "Son Uf Samson" sera at the Joliet Airport and the Joint military venture that Iliilnult had asked fer still lie studying my play, but club with the king of hearts, spades amt made seven after Mark Forest • Color an eighth of a mile at Midway might be directed against asylum aa meaning ha had w tli the club operiing six was since I could afford it, and all. the Israelis. Airport. WED. A Til L IIS. abandoned hia s t r u g g l e Ten Inchaa of snow bit Asked if it would be used against De Gaulle. They look­ CARLOAD mountainous western Vir­ as a weapon for the "final ed upon hla possible stay in PASS X ITES ginia. Heavy snow also fell obliteration" of the Jewish nnvnria ns nn adequnte solu­ •cross northern and north slate, he said, "It will be a tion to the problem. 7:00 A- 10:30 i -A#W| *U1 t Am AlaUPf* 4H<TV>*8 Weatrrii Action weapon enabling the Arabs The psychiatrist who re­ unhappy women that he hue their share of the breuks? Officials in Paris believed In Color • • • to regain their freedom and acceptance of asylum by Bi­ cently said th at ganarally forgotten tha majority of COMING MARCH 21 "BACKLASH" rights and to prevent imper­ dault would get Da Gaulle and woman ara not glad they are women still want to he women Here’s a real break: Ruth Richard Midmark ialism Interfering in Arab West German Chancellor Kon­ women, hut, inetead, deeply even though they might want Millett's booklet, "Happier Walt D isney Plus At 8:10 Only areas." resent their status, must he so to lie prettier, richer, smarter Wives (hints for husbumls)." rad Adenauer out of a tight Audle'a Own True Hy Jane Casselberry .v / ' S o n o F ' in London, the Dally Tele­ ■pot. I>e Gaulle and Adenauer engrossed In tha problems of or younger. Just send 25 cents to Ruth Story Of W. War 2 American Legion Memorial graph said the Syrians and How many woman would Millett Reader Service, o/u “TO HELL tL HACK" Post 258 of Casselberry will Iraqis had agreed to "Inten­ recently aigned an historic trade the Job of homcmaklng Tho Sanford Herald, P. O. friendship treaty, and BlAudie Murphy meet a t tha Casselberry Wom­ sify action against Israel." hk for the job of earning a liv­ Rox 480, Dept. A. Rudio City Color dault's discovery in Bavaria an's Club Friday at 8 p.m. Tlic Arabs have always ciTuted a sensitive situation. ing, if they hud to choose be­ Station, New York 10. N. Y. Hut newly funned legion contended that Israel is Aral* tween the two? Not the ma­ Adenauer, nppurrutly deter­ Auxiliary Unit will hold a territory and that the Israejority. mined to preserve his new separate meeting at the same lis are tools of imperialism. How many women would ulliunre with De Gaulle, Mon­ tima and place. AU eligible It is generally agreed tlial WASHINGTON (U PI) — give up the fun of femlnlnu women are Invited to attend any movement Hint would day sent back unopened Hifaahlons to dress as unimagi­ tha meeting ami become* char­ (end to unite the Arabs, who dault's personal plea to an The House waa prepared to. natively as men doT Not day to approve a 815.8 billion 2K0O Sanford A ir. ter members of tin. unit. have an overwhelming man- "old friend'' for asylum. Ade­ military authorisation, the mnny. nauer iiiii I Iliilnult ones work­ power superiority, would How muny women think be­ AIR CONDITIONER largest In the nation's history. INSURANCE cause potential (rouble for ed together on building a ing a father la mure Import­ Rep. Carl Vinson, (D-Oa.), European army. the Israelis. ant than being a m othtr? H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO & PROPERTY bEOUL (U P lj — South By rejecting the plea, Ade­ tha bill’s champion, told con­ Any ai all T Tli® Syrian revolution Fri­ For Thn Finest Year Around Korean authurltlea today an­ gressmen that "nothing gets See and Hear nauer gave the impicssiuli day, on Ills- heels of a simi­ W eathrr Conditioner How muny women would nounced the arrest «.f ID per- lar uprising Feb. H in Iraq, that he was doing nothing lie- u* Into war quicker than FEDDKItS ctigngc in such typically mas­ COLOR TV weakness.' eons — Including four funner has given the cause of Arab hind De Gaulle's hack. Sales — Sen ire All Lines Written culine uvucutiuns us hunting, 200 S. Park Ave. Sanford North Korean army officer* - unity new impetus. FROM YOUR CAR The powerful chairman of fishing and golf rsthcr than But sources in Bunn aald Bring Your Insurance! FA 2-4234 on charge* of plotting to "eli­ In Cairo Mon Jay, Li .Alt Adenauer asked the stale of the House Armed Servlet* every evening, 7:30 til Problems To Us — spend their spare time in minate" military Juntu chief officials withheld comment liavaiiu to giant the asy­ Committee was ready to ask 11:10, from our window at ACI O SERVICE mure fsmhiliiu pleasures such Gen. Park Chung lire and on the Iraqui Syrian propus- lum, which la permissible tho House to raise the arm* 2000 Sanford A ir. us bridge, hnmilcrufts, shop­ auitu power III a coup d'etat. budget hy $407.7 million, In­ under German law. HARRY ADAIR’S ping and getting together cluding R.Tii.T million for tho AGENCY GULF SERVICE with other women to trudu giant RS70 wurplane. The Tirea - Batteries - Accessories 218 S. Park Avi). FA 2-504' gossip, recipes and so on? All If everyone SANFORD, KI.A. Road AAA Service plane would l>e capable of fly­ increasing number would like knew whul TV Guaranteed (Bake A Muffler ing 2,000 miles an hour and it, hut still not the mujority. Service MORE BUSINESS firing missiles ui ground tu r­ servicemen Flench A 1st. How muny women would gid s. FA 2-0021 FA 2-0022 know almost luthvr mow the lawn, fix Vinson and must members THESE leaky lancets, shovel snow everyone of his committee want the ad­ LITTLE Fairway Texaco and be responsible fur all tho ministration to build two more ADS would choose. . . Service ItSTOs, complete with ireupoii* other handy mull jobs than do Are The Shortest their owil dully household Harry M. Kuiffin. Jr. Mgr. Dl.tunce systems, to determine whether chorea? A few might like it, lletu eeil TEXACO GAS AND OILS It is fcusihlu. However, D e ­ MmTuk Luhricutloii HUY Kit fense .S eere Uiiy H u b e r t 8 . Mc­ hut nut many. and Fire.lone T. II. A. Sure, women may envy men Namara contends the plane Ma.hing k Polishing SELLER occasionally, but not for long. would not he wortli its cost of Pick Up k Delivery • Road CALL — Much of the time, women Service Up to $10 Idllloll. FA 2-2(111 or GA 5-59381 know tliut even in u mini's 2.1th A French A v . Suiifoid FA 2-2.8474 world they are lucky to l>v I'Ll MlilNG women. After ull, is it u man's CONCRETE I'ltODLCTS world? Ur huie women just managed to keep mrn think­ HARVEY Chapman Concrete R. L.PLUMIIING ing It is, so they- won't notire Complete lii.Lillath'ii. • it hus become u world in Products Repair. WASHINGTON (U PI)—De which women gel more tliuii Ill.OCk S Huthiooni and Liuheii Su-piiing Stolte. - Path, ltioeki lease Secretary Hubert S. Fixture* Car Sto|i. - Sill* - l.inteti McNamara has told Congress Muter puinpa Fret Kutimat** "Everything In The Ulock that if tiiere was an uprising 204 S. Sanford FA 2-3381 Line" in Cuba ami the Soviets sent 10*1 N. Elm Sanford in mure troops, he would con FA 2-4141*2 h o o f in g - HIIKK1 METAL ORCHIDS aider such a move "an irnsiFEEDS IN Ion." Bidault Clinches Political Asylum 1 Step-Up Action Against Israel Seen By Arabs : •£ Qaaobij. On By Oswald Jacoby 3* l/ » % % % £ 76c R I id s J/ie (donum III :! * Tl SODOM! By Ruth Millett U i Legion Post Sets Meetings Giant Military Budget Near OK * Seminole TV & % t/» AREA DIRECTORY FA 2-4920 19 Arrested IN SU R A N C E BALL-BLAIR T roops Move In Cuba Would Mean Invasion f / f SALE! iAJNGUOOi) CIVIC LEAGUE niumbem taking part in u Book Review Program u t lust Tuesday's mooting wore, nautcd from left, Mrn. Otis I<ee, Miia Ella Cummings and Mrs. Ralph S ta rt; back from left, Mrs. L. L. Cox, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. John llnnner ami Miss Elizabeth Abbot. (Herald l ’hotu) ART HROWN PEST CONTROL Termite* I Other I'cats 2601 PARK DR. .122-8865 SANFORD BLOOM GOOD SELECTION Grspevill* Nursery FA 2-0IS8 2221 GrapevilU Ate. • Speriiill/lng in COLOR TV SALES SERVICE • TV RENTAL Sanford Flour and Feed Store STEINMEYER Itoullug A S hirt Mrlal. Inc. Huilt-up a n d Shingle In.lulluliuii and Repair* G utter, • Ma lei proofing . Jim Dundy Feed* Sheet Metul Work Timothy Hay - Cotton Seed Flee E ttim au* • Firat Clan Meal Kittening and Fattening Work Cow Feed *3.40 per 1U0 lb. 213 Uak tie . FA 2-4711 220 Santoro Ave. Santoro Hooded k Itu-JtU J 4 /* �'**■ u»lir traitforb 4frra!u March 12, 1903 — Pajje .1 w .\„ . . . ]>ott it F/igginlootham V World Neighbor Program Given By W SCS The Woman's Society ol Christian Service ol First Methodist Church met in the sanctuary w i t h members from Grace and Ehenezer Methodist Churches as visit­ ors for the meeting. During the business meet­ ing. the WSCS voted to pro­ vide two scholarships to the Methodist Youth Camp, one fo r Christian Adventure Camp for Junior High and one lor Senior Assembly, for high school students. A new budget was accepted for the coming year. It was announc­ ed that names lor new circles will be drawn by circle lead­ ers on May 21 in McKinley Hall. It will be an open meet­ ing ami anyone interested may attend. Mrs. M. E. Itaker, presi­ dent. reminded the society of the annual district meeting to he held at First Methodist Church in DcLand on March 15. Mrs. Ray Herron h a d charge of Hu* program on World Neighbors. She was as­ sisted by Mrs. Ashby Jones who closed (hut (tort.on of the meeting with a prayer hymn. Mrs. Raker introduced the visitors. Mrs. Ilruco Gray of Hastings, who is the president of the DcLand District WSCS. and Mrs. 'lark Halsey of Crescent City, vice-president. Mrs. Gray gave an inspiring talk using us her topic "Show Me Thy Way Mrs. Roy Tlllis and tier committee were in charge oi the covered dish luncheon which followed the meeting, wear green. Mrs. H . T odd N e w Sorority H olds First M e e tin g N am ed President And A \a kes P lans For C om ing Y e a r O f Oaklawn The newly organized Phi Gamma Eta Chapter of No Phi Mu. sorority, he'd Hie Hrst meeting at the home ol the president, Mrs. Jo»\ Alex­ ander. on West First Street. | McCall. Mrs. McCall, presi­ Following a lengthy busk j dent of the \ i llita Ela Chap­ tie** session the group enjoy-1 ter of Rcta Sigma Phi. which rd an interesting program on was responsible for the form­ "Charm," led by Mrs. Glennj ing of the new chapter, also Class The adult Sunday School instructed the group concern­ Class of the Oaklawn Baptist ing the functions and duties ol Chapel met at the home of Ihe various oflices. Mrs. John Mrs. It. Davis Tuesday night Alexander was al»o present for its monthly class meeting. and outlined the lunctions ol Those present were Mr. and Hie social activities. Mrs. Ray Murray. Mr. ami At a previous inerting at Mrs. R. Davis Mrs. Kay the home of Mr*. McCall, Chamberlain. Mrs. E d n a .Mr*. E. C. Harper Jr. con­ Rice. Mrs. Ruby Swain, Mrs. ducted Ihe pledge ritual* lor Helen Todd and Mrs. Sue all Ihe new members. Install­ Payne ed a* new- ollicers were Mrs. The following class officers J o e Alexander, president: were elected for the coming Mr*. Greg Walker, vice pres­ year: president, Mrs. II. | ident: Mi** Leslie Jones, re-1 Todd; vice president. It. Murcording secretary, and Mrs. {ray; secretary and treasurer. Bobby Mitchell, treasurer. Mrs. E. Rice: devotion chair­ Other charter members are man. Mr*. K. Chamberlain: Mrs. Patrick Erickson, Mr*. social chairman, Mrs. II. Robert Gonzalez, Mr*. Hill Davis; publicity chairman, Reck. Mr*. Sid Vihlen, Mr*. Mrs. S. Pay no. Group captains are Mrs. I,. Jim Warner. Hie Misses Don­ na Hodges and llurhuru Mos­ Andrews. It. Steele, L, Todd 1 es and Mr*. Martha Jennings, and Mrs. R. Swain and class sponsor. Mr*. Mike Crever i» teacher i* .Mrs. It. Murray. ! a transfer member The class meets the first Each pledge received a Tuesday ol each month. The blue iNiok mark wilh a pink j next meeting will be April 2. lose and "Charier member— 1al Hie home o| .Mr. and Mrs. j I'iii Gamma Ela" in silver L. Todd. lettering a* a memento. Xi lleta Eta presented Ihe chap- * To save your (able linens ter with record Ixmk* for Ihe and Ririiiturc from candle president and treasurer, rit-1 d r i p p i n g s extinguish Hie tial material and a check to | flame with mi old metal lip start an account lor Hie new ! slick holder. You will never chapter. blow them out again. The new group has many plans lor an evcnltul and pleasant year ahead. GETTING READY to take their places in the commonitv, by helping to lilt the des­ perate need (or more and more teachers in the state, are two of Sanford's fine young people. Miss Dial! Aiken and Miss Carolyn Michels. Ixitii Stetson University students, arc in­ terning in area schools to gain firsthand classroom ex­ perience in the tremendous responsibility o f teaching children to read, write, count, and most important, to think, to understand and to grow mentally. Miss Aiken is working at .J the Dempsie IJrewster School in Del.and and Miss Michels will assist Mrs. Mary Groontc, first grade teacher at I’inecrest School in Sunlord. • • HELP IS FURTHCOMING also irom the Senior Class td Seminole High School, who with the help of a couple of Itotarinns, Hill Lovelace and Charlie Robinson, are settin: up a scholarship for one oi the members of their class. OFFICERS OF Pill GAMMA ETA CHAPTER of Nit Phi Mu sorority pro•‘Forty Pounds of Trouble," side at first mooting after oryranization. Loft to rijrlit nro Miss Leslie a charming movie alwut a Jones, secretary; Mrs. Grej? Walker, vire president; Mrs. Joe Alexander, Civic Meeting cute little gal. starring Suz­ president and Mrs. IJoliby Mitchell, treasurer. (Herald Photo) anne Plcsheite and Tony 35c each Curtis, will he the vehicle Canceled through which the class hopes The monthly meeting of the ' 3 for $1 to raise several hundred dol­ Civic Department of the San­ lars. thanks to the coopera­ Many Other llu rd y ford Woman's Club, sched­ tion ol It it / Theater manager, St. Patrick’s Day I’lnnls uled for this Wednesday, has | Rill Lovelace. lly Helen Snodgrass | eompanled by Airs. Adam monthly session. Ix-cn cancelled due til the SlidThe entire senior class will Friends of the Enterprise Muller of IJeRary attended Coffee Planned Cub Seoul Troup 5>ai accom­ den illness nf Hie guest speak­ LANDSCAPING he out all next week, selling reporter. Alls* Helen Snod- j the hoard of director* meet- panied by Mrs. Dun.ilil Dracll er, Air*. Herherta lA'onardy.. tickets to that movie at the o( the West Volusia Can­ i Ing c a k o l y n Mi c h e l s By Tigercttes grass, will be glad lo know and Air*. Forrest Null enjoy­ Since it was too late lo plan special prices of Ju cents for cer Society meeting held at (■ray Shadows An early observance of SI. that site is back at work Ihe West Volusia Hospital Iasi ed a tour of flic George E. nnothcr program it was de-1 adults and 25 cents for dill- j The sheath, too, variously Turner plant ol Ihe Florida rilled to railed Ihe whole j dren, actually less than the called a chemise, sack dress, i'utriek's Day is planned by again alter having minor sur­ week Nursery Power Corp. Iasi v-eck. The meeting. Member* take note t and now called a shill (when the VAf 1-1 Tigerettoi. A cof­ gery at the Fish Memorial regular price. Tlie Rev. Paul K Sclmltz, boy* were shown where and there will not lie a covered I S. Sanford Are. I he movie is scheduled to there are no figure-molding fee will he held this Thurs­ vicar of All Saints Episcopal how the kilowatts arc made. dish luncheon this month. t! ) AH. So. of Gimlrrvllle Hospital in DcLand. Ik- shown here March 17. 18. 1darls at the waist) was seen day at Ihe home of Mrs. AlarChurch of Enlerprise, was Hie Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Hub19 and 20 and tickets will be in all colors and fabrics, with j vin Koogcr, 129 Country Club hard of Spencer, Ind., are guesl speaker al flic regular good lor anytime on those some pretty ones in that won­ Circle. now occupying Hie Cox apart- monihly meeting nf Hie Epis­ Tile ladies will use the tra ­ derful. wonderful J e r s e y days. m e n t . Residents welcome copal Chorehwomcn at the ditional Irish green in their that's so veryeasy on the up­ Lovelace and Robinson are I Parish House last Wednes­ them to Hie community. members ol the Youth Com-1 keep. and always looks so •Ires* as well as refresh­ day. Rev. Schntlz spol,r on Mr. and Airs. Gordon War­ ments. miltce of Rotary, which has pretty and feminine the ".Meaning of I ami." All wives of enlisted per­ ner and children «>i Orlando Miss Kuberg called the worked steadily lor scholar­ The Circle Y ol the Harnett were recent goes!* of their ships and all phases of help shill dress a "little nothing sonnel of VAII-I are invited to Al t-mm ial .Methodist Church speed manual or Pnworgliilo transmission,' You’re looking at our Impalu Super Sport mother. Airs. Alberta War­ attend. Starting time is 9:30 that turns out to lie every­ and assistance for children ol ('tinverlililr whit'll, along with it* cousin 1’iMilnirlinn, fade-resistant sintered-mctalner. An aunt and uncle, Air. met Tuc*d.iy for the regular a.m. thing." the community. tlm Sporl Caitipe, absolutely cmburru,H.sea lie brake linings, and u tachometer to relay *md Mr*. Clyde Perkins, who If you have no one lo leave "Tile Look is kookic,” she It's a good family movie. I vvlull’s rooking up front. higher priced earn. very enjoyable, so get tickets said. "If you're way out, Ihe children with, bring them are wintering in New Smy r- i That special trim and lhoar front bucket 1 Just lieforuyuu rush olf (oyour Chuvrolet along and don't forget to na Reach visited Ihe groupj lor everybody and help sup­ you're m." rents merely hint ul the comforts you find dealer, may we remind you th a t both one evening. Commenting on a lovely wear rccn. port one of the SI IS seniors built into every Impalu Super Sport. Impalu Su|ier Sport* oiler tlm new ComMr. and .Mrs. Ed L. Cun- j fortilt steering wheel *. You adjust it to suit in college next year with elteckt d suit she said, "You'­ Performance? It'* remarkable, an under­ ningham visited their d.iugli-1 your driving style, tliek it out of tho way ve heard that diamonds are a statement wo o u t niTonl when there nre 7 your movie money. fur easy entry and exit. ter* and family, Air. and Mrs. | » • • engine* to choose from. One of which is the girl's best Iriend, hut have Toby Deilby and Mis* Jean | All three Chuvrolet series—Hiseuyne, popular .'I Ill-lip Turbo-Fire 409*, a wizard JUDY TURNER of the Her­ you ever seen a woman turn in trullie and a joy on tlm open road. And Hid Air and Impulu —deserve a long look. Cunningham, in Oldsmar dur- <; ald. who writes the Friday down a cheek?" Su|ier Spuria demand it. others all tho way up to 425 hp*. mg Hie weekend. Tlie relaxed look is in, too, entertainment page column. If you want an extra flourish or two, mull Su|>er Sport equipment* available on .Miss IR'Icn bnodgras* aci "Table-Huppin' Willi Judy," with loose-lilting, long over--------------------------------------- ; over extra-coat options like Moor-shift four-. IKith Impulu Convertible uuil Sport Coupe. blouses llial come either just hurried out of the "little Out ! •0/>(ii>nid at tjtra ro*1. lor Fun Show" at the .let TO Ihe hipline or just below Lanes jtisl a few minutes too; Hie hips, lo tie worn with slacks, shorts and skirts, •oon, Thursday. Mr. anil Airs. I.. I'. Whitley, j Her lucky ticket num ber! seen, many willi hoods, a ■if Pensacola, nnmiuntv the i style re-incarnated by tile re­ won hand leader, Jerry Carr, Idrth of n 7 lh. I I or., sol), \ cent movie, “ Lawrence ol as a door prize! Fell. 13 al the Navy Hospital, J Your Wi-lrome Wagon Ol course it was all a gag, Arabia," which is in the in Pen*aii>la. j lliMlrni will r*ll with but three of the door prizes Academy Award category. They have i Iiumu the name, i gi f t * a n d f r i e n d l y I don't know- if this preced­ presented at the end of the Steven Gerald, for the new J g r i l ling* from Hi* com­ show were long playing al­ es. supercedes or rescind* the arrival who was welronied j munity. bums of the I.ester Lanin Or­ Cleopatra look, brought on by home by a five ycur old broth- .« chestra, whose trio played lor another movie Hint lias re­ rr, .Mark. , ceived a lot of tree publicity. Alls. Whitley is the former \ the show. Just before awarding the Km In lie Euhuiik.--, duuglitci J DON'T FORGET, the kids third record album, the MC of Mr. and Airs. II. L. Eu­ \ I Rt . I MA I'KTIIO.SKI said. "And the band leader have a long holiday next banks, of luikc Alary. Paternut I'. O. II"» 1211 goes with this one. Whoever weekend, while Ihe teachers grandparents aie .Mr. and NOR \ NORRIS TB 8-1511 Alts. Punl Whitley, uf Salis­ will*, please take him away." go to the state convention in bury, N. C. Alter Judy lost out (7 ) by Jacksonville, Thursday Jini All*. Eubanks has jutt re­ not being present, Mrs. I). G. Friday. The vacalion periods set up turned home after visiting Jackson finally won him. with the family for two wivks P.S. She didn't really take by the school Ixiard this year and well l i m i n g her new him home, hut he sang to her, certainly serve as a miifhgrunil*uii. 4,ITn Yours. Heart and Soul, needed break for teachers and pupils alike. I Ain Yours." .Many leathers and priori• • * THE 1.0VELY FASHIONS j a’i have long-advocated lak shown in the "Time Out fo r ing a short holiday at Christ­ .New-Easy Charmer Fun" show certainly de­ mas lime, and breaking up A smartly styled dress lor lighted the several hundred! the school year with several all Ihosc important events on strategically scheduled long j ladies who attended, too. I don't know who wrote the weekends, lo give everyone a ; your calendar. Easy as pic to llli H MAGNOLIA commentary for the models, chance lo break Hie monot­ make, with a touch of soil > a* presented by Miss Jrrre ony, lake a deep breath, a draping on Ihe sleeves. No. M7I with I’holo-Guidc1 Enbcrg. but it was so very I short trip, and escape from j i* in sizes 12, II. 10, IB. 20.1 the pressure of liook*. tests clever and witty that I copied ' Ilusl 32 lo 40. Size 14. 34 bust, down a* couple of the sharp and studies. 3!« yards ol 35 inch material. Last summer, they suc­ ones, such as: To order send 35 cents in "Feed a spring (ever with ceeded in getting school coins for curb pattern to: board members to go along citrus . . . colored outfits such Creative Woman DOTH MOUNTNG & AFTERNOON CLASSES this one in delicious and a whole new school-year Sanford Herald orange . . ." And there were schedule was worked oul. lo Box 438, Midtown Mat.on many stunning but extremely fit the extra holidays in the TUITION $15.00 MONTHLY New York 18. N. Y. wearable outfits, Ixitli tailor­ long stretches between Ihe Print name, address, style | regular one*. ed and dressy in sunshiny It's a good idea . . . tor all number and size. | e hi o n . luscious • looking of us us well as students ami orange and tangy lime green, teachers. or a print of all three. 8EN D vN Hut All Children Welcomed That ever-lovin', ever-popFLOWER8 ular, good • looking Chanel type suit, with the straight, Dellary NOW SEE W HATS NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S We Have Only One Specialty — simpio, hut oh-yo neat coliar­ less Jacket over a straightGIVING YOUR CHILD A GOOD slim skirt appeared in every kind ol color, fabric and with FOUNDATION IN EDUCATION — Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Som­ beautifully blended accessor­ SANFORD ies. such a* a big Oliver-col- mer ol DcBary Drive recent­ Mrs. J. 11. SI. John, Teacher FLOWER SHOP lared blouse, "pussy-cat" big ly entertained Mr. and Mrs. Cor. E. 1st k Sanford Aw. soil bows, bright scarves and S. F. Jslcr ol Cambridge, LOME IN Oil PHONE FA 2 -llill FA 2-1*22 FA 2-8452 ICor. 2nd & Palmetto Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0711 Ohio. jeweled piiiA or bin button!* Azaleas E n terp rise Personals LUXURY CAR: RIDES. RESPONDS AND LOOKS LIKE IT OUGHT TO C O S TA RANSOM C R E A T IV E W OMAN N ew A rm a is ; Have you, or has someone you know, just moved lo a new home? HOLY CROSS KINDERGARTEN REGISTER NOW FOR FALL TERM Sponsored By Episcopal Church Personals Holler Motor Sales Company tJ i* �A I rl— - We N e v e r C lose I. Will Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty schools be puttinx up signs, "we never close/’ like the ones you see in all-night diners 7 The sign may be a far-fetched idea, but a year-uround school term could become a reality here in a future not too distant. Even after floating a giant Ixind Issue to expand schools, Seminole County peo­ ple find our physical school plnnts below par, not modern enough, and too crowded still for our growing population and ever-increasing stu ­ dent load. It is no wonder, then, th a t there is some talk about the ycur-around school plan. Such u plan, with numer­ ous variations, is being adopted in other parts of the country to solve school over-crowding, und to muke the fullest use of the physical plants of schools already there. In our opinion, a full schedule isn’t feasible here because of sum­ mer heat and humidity. Not yet, unyway. It maybe, of course, when school buildings are fully air condi­ tioned. Parents and school officials ought to be working toward th at end, because sooner or later a yeur- I >r around school term (with vacations staggered), is going to corhe about, here and elsewhere. Those who have students in the Florida universities are familiar with the new “trimester" system of sche­ duling. Under this plan, the full col­ lege year is divided into three periods of four months each. Each period is a full semester; and since a full college progrum is made up of eight semesters, the trim ester system allows a student to finish college in less than three calendar years: th a t is, if he elects to stay with it and move that fast. From reading other pnpers, we leam that some secondary and even elementary schools are adopting similar plans in the North. Educa­ tors in some cities have found this preferable to the "double session" when the school is obliged to run two identical sessions, one in the morning and another in the afternoon. It is too early to come up with a definite plan here—but all parents, taxpayers and interested citizens ndght well "bono up” with some seri­ ous study nbout what scheduling is l>est for tho youngsters. P olitical Dick West Soys Congress W heels-D eals - WASHINGTON (U l'l) Each year in hla budget metaage to Cungrcia tho Pre*ldent presents hit concept of how much money the federal government should spend. Congress then takes th« Meningitis Closes Base i SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UIM) —The San Diego Naval Tramlug Center mas quarantined Sunday following an outbreak of Infcctloua meningitis which hat killed one bluejacket and left three others In critical condition. The Navy Identified the dead man ai James 8. Ilnle, 22, of Osborne, Kan. Names of the othi-ts stricken were not revealed. The quarantine of the 12,000 rccrulta at the tiaining center brought a ilosing of the gate* to visitors. Medical officers have ilnrtad a program of pie'unlive treatment and all ■•"iiiits have been given duses u( anti­ biotics. The Navy said Hale was tho first msn to bo stricken during the current meningitis outbreak. He was etrickuii Thursday and died a few hours later. The meningitis outbirak waa the second to lie repott­ ed a t tha training renter in less than a year. Four vases of the disease wrre reported last July but theta wore nu deaths budget and rearranges the figuies to fits Its concept of how the money should lie spent. The the Pre«ident takes the money provided by Congies* and spends it Insofar as pos­ sible In accordance with bis originul concept. This sort of thing tends to give the budget an elustic quulity that bus led to the de­ velopment of the so-culled "avoirdupois approach to bud­ getary annlyslsts,” othmvlin known* ns "AAIIA." Disciples of “AAIIA" take the position that the only stable thing about the budget is its lieft. Theiofuie, they nnulyze a budget by plucing n copy on a pair of scales and weighing it. They contend that tha weight of tha budget tells moro about tho nntiun's fl- Barbs IS} llal Cochraa The teen-ager* who run wild around their school have a hard lime getting through. If all of u* had all thr things wc want in this world, how many of u* would put them where they belong T Too many dances and too much silling them out ia like­ ly to aflcct the heart. The itork I* really a vicious hint until it bring* happincu to a home. OUR BOARDING HOUSE , N0W.N0W.MA30R— XGUET VJtLL,RANKER BRONNl.TWi'; It. _ UNEXPECTED PL6ASURB/WHAT b r in g s 'fou-ootw sect ION OP -ru t CITVrX TRUST VOURfc NOT, AOOUTTO —HEH-HbM — FOR6CLOf.tr ON) NfctGHBOK BAXTER'S Mo r t g a g e a n d Rem o ve COMMUNITV BLIGHT .WISH THAT bVEKtON* IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD COULD BE AS RNANCIAU.V PRUDENT AS MR. BAXTER/BUT IT ■60 HAPPENS 1HA.T TIA APPARENTLY OUT OP GASOLINE, AND TM DUE AT A DIRECTORS' MEET­ ING (N IO MINUTES/ _ Peter Edson WONDER WHAT THE NEIGHBORS THINK? nsncial situation than its con­ tents. I Used the avoirdupois ap­ proach for a number of yeais with good results, hut last year I switched over to an analytical method of my own invention. i t is culled the “podalic sys­ tem of budgetary deficit es­ timation," otherwise known as “PSUDK." 1 regard “I’SHDK” as more practical than “AAIIA" for this ruasoii; The budget has now acquired mure poundage than the scales that 1 have handy will measure. Kather than haul the docum e a t around to another weighing station, 1 devised ilia podalic system. In the un­ likely event that you are not familiar with the term. 1 per­ haps should mention that “liodal ic“ meant “or per­ taining to the feel." To analyte a budget by this method, you take u c o p y and elevate it to the height of your third rib. Then you let it drop on your feet. If the impact causes your big toe (the tittle piggy thet went to murket) to tingle and smart, it is a fairly reliable sign that the deficit for tho next fiscal year will run be­ tween |1 billion and $4 bil­ lion. Uut if the crash landing of tha budget flutlens your illslvp, this ran lie interpreted Ur mean that the deficit will eoar Ur between $4 billion and (7 billion. And should it fracture the metacarpal Irene, the deficit almuat certainly will wind up In Uie |7-to-$10 billion neigh­ borhood. President Kennedy has just released hla budget for fiscal 1004 but unfortunately It is not susceptible to analysis by Uie podalic system. When the indicated deficit tops $10 billion, the budget can break evsry bona in your body. WASHINGTON— (XEA) — [ of trade. Txriffi on thrm ire ' a paved freeway for tourist*. President Kennedy * schedul-' expected to be removed with- , There are many gravel stret. I chcs and numerous landslides cd visit to San Joie, Co*ta iC ar*', . . „• u ... .1 In the meantime, it i* pun- in bad weather. Rica, March 18-20 will mark ,0 n<.g0-jat^ common exA caravan moving from the firit time a U. S. pre*i- tcrnal tariffs and a cuttoms j Panama to Mexico by motor dent has met with the prcii- union which will make Cen- vehicle and thence by air is dent* of Panama and the tral America a true common j expected in Washington for five Central American rc- market area. Eight treaties j the Pan American highwaypublic* east of Mexico. and protocol* have been sign- conference opening May 6. The U. S. Congress, paying Wlien this region first ob- «d since 1958 to bring ccontained independence from omic integration to this pre- two-thirds of the cost, appro­ Spain it was known as the w ot status. Agreements have priated $00 million in 1958 to Province of Central America, been ratified by all govern- complete the highway and Panama was part of Colom- ments except Costa Rica, made it plain this wav to be the last contribution. bia. In te r the area .split into which is moving slower, A Central American bank six republic*. I Major obstacles still hampSome year* hence they er full development. Ail six for Economic Integration was may again unite politically, countries depend on similar ovtabllslkcd in Tegucigalpa, But their big problem now exports. Coffee is the prin- ^Honduras, in 19(51. U. S. is economic integration and I clpal export of Costa Rica, Agency for International De­ firm establishment of a Cen-! El Salvador, Guatemala and velopment— AID— has ad­ tral American Common Mar­ Xicarragua. Bananas are the | vanced it a $3 million grant major export of Panama and ( and a $•< million loan to get ket by 190(5. Tlie coming conference of Honduras, second in Costa \ going. seven presidents also will dis­ Rica and Guatemala. Cotton | AID has opened a Central cuss international political and textiles are developing American office in Teguci­ questions, particularly the in Nicaragua and El Sal-1 galpa for regional planning. bitter pill of Castro and com -1vador. Panama has large A U. S advisory mission lias muntsm in the Caribbean, t shrimp exports. Honduran been vet up to work with the The Central American p res-; cattle are moving to neigh- Organization of C e n t r a l American States in Salvador idents may have some plain boring countries, talk for Kennedy on this »ub- But the volume of this and the Council of Central jeet because their countries j trade. 2 per cent of total ex- [ American Universities in San are prime targets for subver- ports in 1950, was still only Jove. The first project i< printing over two rmllioa 7 per cent in 1900. sion from Cubs. What is expected to em­ Lack of communication is textbooks to supply the first erge from the San Jose con- one handicap. Air transport six grades of all Central fercnce is not a scries of bears the heaviest traffic, American schools by 1955. resolutions but a more con- Such railroads as there arc (( ventkmal communique. It run principally from coastal might call on the several cltie* inland. There is no countries to double their in- through line from Panama temal security effort*. i to the Mexican border and I I P p«Tl»> »* " O ' S o It VlAI I I * ! r « t . I«*w in rtx rr>, ’’o M " at 40. S O ur t o . There will be positive a c -, there would be little for it to »tjutt l.lauiinr It <*1age, ll >>tj «abl t«»ts•I tion on economic integrations I haul if it could be built yiK U irrr. try O v t m l a b e l s at ••*• t o lor debility do* to n todora !•*»]» • ftat ftg All bridges are completed A which was called for by ol iron. th«* “ Iwlot*•par** IsrJin / - v * u n>4v lirlnf <»!<!**.1'utl prp In ImAIi tcin.'l >Kennedy two years ago in his on tlie I’an-Amcrican high­ Orail* e l f r t - f< • 1 |* rp p y , Jim iiiIff* " | | •. original Alliance for Progress way, but it ia by no means » C f)iu iiitr4 "liiJ o c n l i llttlr. A ll ilrufj;i»ti« speech to Latin American diplomats at the White House.. Excepting Panama, which , is expected to join later, Cen- [ i tral America is technically a free trade area now. Tariffs | 1* j between the five countries i ! have been abolished on all | IN OUR DEPOSITORY but about goo principal items 0ldat40.50.60? Man, Get Wise! Pep Up Dr. Crane’s Worry C lin ic Molly is seeking s p-j rbislrisl shout 13 >rurs too lute! Tour editor runs this rliniral column in order to nip in the hud the wrong habile that may force peo­ ple inlo sanitariums a few yrara later. This column irf really prophylartie p .jrh is’try in simple doses, so take full advantage of it. CASK O-IKU: Molly S., uged ■14, is u neurotic woman. “Dll, Dr. Crane," she told me on the telephone, “l must liuve sumo advice ut once. "My 20-yonr-ohl anil heats mo black und blue. He also smu.lies my furiiiluiu und breaks my dishes on the slightest pretext. "Tho neighbors are even threatening to rull the police und hnvu him sent to a aiiuiUtriuirt. “He dropped out of college because lie refused to study. Hut he has a very high I. (j. “ My husband makes no a t­ tempt to liavo him get a job. Ho what can I do? Don't you think my son needs a pscliintrU t?" IS Yeara Too l.ate A lot of Americans rush to a psychiatrist abuut 13 to HU yeara too late. The time to stop situations like Molly's Is long before the youngster enters kindergart­ en. When husband end wife have u child, they should co­ operate to -ce lhut it is pre­ pared for HAPI’Y, self-reliant adulthood. Many mothers spoil and cod­ dle .i child, mnking it n social weuklilig. It thus stays in tho home nest too long, ucting like a temper tuntruni lirut. You editor runs this clinical column in psychology to help anticipate ruses like Molly's and thus nip them in the bud 13 years ahead of time. "Dr. Crane," thousands of you will write to me, "I never even diruined I'd ever nerd to seek our advice, but now I suddenly find, ete., etc." Well, why don't you smart renders DKKA.M you will need tbo type of sound psychiatric mid psychological c o u n s e l puurcd into this duily column. For there isn’t a man alive, nor u woman, either, who doesn’t encounter disturbing psychological problems during the riiriiopausiil und climact­ eric decades of -ID to f>U. Sf get hep! Clip this col. until mid scrapbook such ruses for you will Al.l. need sumo of the advice herein before you reueh 00. And If you hnve children, then you'll require a double dose of the common sense medico - psychological counsel exuded by this dully column. Don’t be like the rich mail ill Hades, who wanted l,uzarus sent hack to eurtti to give Ills wayward brothers a personal metsago from thu grave. We doctors can't compel people like this sadistic 20* yeur-old son to consult a psy­ chiatrist. Only u court order can fuico such u consultation, so Molly's first step is to he examined by her futility physician to she has evidence of tho beating her sou administered. Then her attorney ran carry the ball from that point, on­ wards. Meanwhile, you young par­ ents should take the tests be* low. Kvcn teenagers are nowrequired to undergo nutomokiln driving lessons in high school. MIAMI (UPI) — A throeHut they aren't forced to Judgo federal panel officially take tests for being good par­ closed the duor on the- appor­ ents I Ku send for ill* 20(1.point tionment conlroveray last ‘Testa for Good Parents," en- Friiiuy deapile protests front closing a stumped, return en­ tlie two atUirneya w h o filed velope, plus 20 cents. the original suits. L'so them in your PTA and The attorneys, Peter B. Mothers' Clubs, for they are Sobol and Richard M. Swann, scientific Rating Scales. asked the court to write a rc(Always write to Dr. apportionment plan to replaco Crane in cure of this news- the 43-arnalor, 112-reproaentpaper, enclosing a long i alivr formula passed by a ernt stamped, addressed en­ special session Feb. 1. The a t­ velope and 20 rents to cover torneys «aid tlm 43-112 atatulu typing and printing costa was invalid becau«a it took when you send for ons of j from tho people “ the right to his booklets.) * reapportion their own govern­ ing liody." But the court s a i d it w a s trowing out of the controversy. "Thera la a need for all legislation to come to an end. Tha namo “comet” is de­ That lima has now conie> in this case," said presiding Jus­ rived through Latin from the tice Wom-n L. Jonen. the Greek word fur ‘'hair," suggesting tlie imagined re­ semblance between the tail of a comet and long hair stream­ ing in the wind. The term comet used in Japan and China translates into “besom (broom) star." QHp fcauforfi Sjrralii Page 4 Suiifunl, Florida Tuus., Murch 12, 1963 \* *i.n:n a . uiKi.uM, tojrrou a m i i*l ii 1.1 suite I.A 1(11V VI.IISIII.L atUW AMII a. 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P o s t a l Hi a u U t i o i . s (irovuln t h a t a ll m a i l s u b s c r i p t i o n s be p s l d lb s d v s n i t . tie Week RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL LET US G IVE YO U AN Si use IIIITIUM MAI ka DEPOSITORY checky6ne Ill'll I »aVI »eS»" DAY AND NIGHT Matter Of Fad H ooplb RESCUE*’ USE THE ENVELOPE SLO T Apportionment Door Closed REMODELING m N oteb ook Slw szm aksiA 211 W. 25th STREET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY d.w..w See all the great '63 Sludebakers at PHONE FA 2-3103 £00 Sanford Motor Co. Inc. Siufurd, South French A te . / ' M l 1" W i l l I IM S Hill 11 II I Fla. �V Cli t SstrfrrHI UrralTl March 12. 1903 — Tape 3 1 Homers Pace Camp Play Jones Predicts He'll Whip Louisville Lip Robb, Bsrgsfedf Pace Golfers !n Tourney NEW YORK (CPI) -W ith ­ out fanfare. Doug Jones an­ B> United P r e " Inlei national trials and the i meinnati Ited* 1ered off Ike Delock wttli Mat ' score at 3 all in the fourth on nounced today; "I'll whip \\lu> >.iui baseball's mu at st. Petersburg, Fla. The ty Alou ulkiard in the first two hits and four walks, then Cassius Clay tomorrow night. enlarged .strike zon* vvuiilii Cards won the walking mara­ I inning ai-d d:d it again m the added three more in the sev­ I'm sure ol that." And why is .Yew Yo-kor - third with Joey Amalfitano enth with the help ol three cut down pii home tuns and thon, 113. .01 I la .i double lloll I.-i I.m II walks. Joins positive he wiil beat walk.'? In still another exhitmiqn pitched three strong Innings, In other exhibitions, the Cassius, th e undefeated A tutal ol 19 humei* wire ol wildness, the Newr York limiling Hu- Ited su \ to two Minnesota Twins edged the ( "Louisville Lip." in their l t iu in major league exht Mils took advantage of It Inis and no runs la>s Ai-grles Dodgers. S i. the bilkm games M i..; •„ walks and two hit batsmen in The Cardinals were treat­ N* w York Yankees downed completely sold out heavyWillie McCoic) ....in ,'tuu downing t h e I'hiladcl ed to I.' hits and 13 walks by the Milwaukee Braves, U-5; weight contenders' fight at mg tie waj with a pair ol Phillies. 9-3. three Cincinnati pitchers — the Baltimore OriaL-s rallied Madison Square Harden? plus-In') loot dines that |,,| Ml of which proves that Joey Jay. Sammy Kill- and to defeat the Washington sen "Because I'm the better tin- han Fruneisco (Hants to maybe instead of enlarging Hull llcf(tier. St. Iwiuis out- ators, 7 a; the Indians vvliipmati." the mustachioed Jones a 9-7 lli-tory o u r the Boston the strike zone the rulcmak- I fielder la-on (lluke) Carmel (H-d the lais Angeles Angels. I.OW NK’f AND LOW (JICONS w iniu‘i'8 at iiie Coutili'y Clttli of ('asselbciry declared simply at this tem ­ Red Sox at Phoenix, Anz. er* should have shortened the collected as many iiits as the 5-1; the Chicago Cubs downed last Thursday when t lie CWtlA played host to W inter I’ark and Mid-Flo­ porary suite in an uptown The pitchers normally arc hats—or widened the plate entire Iteds' team —five. the Houston Colts, h i : the rida were, front left, Maggie Franekenherg and Peg Oliphant, Winter P ark ; hotel " I’ve fought more men iar ahead of tlie hitlers at Mi Covey, who hit two solo Larry llcarnarth and Wynn .Chicago White Sox turned Petty Martin and Mary Daugherty of Casselberry ami Vivian Conklin, this stage of the spring train­ homers against the Cleveland Hawkins each pitched three hack the Detroit tigers, 13. Ilian he lias and l ie beaten flclcn Croyle and Fannie Kramer of Mid-Florida. (Herald Photo) tx-ticr men that he has." ing grind, yet seven hurlers Indian- Sunday. accounted, innings of runless hall to fea­ and the Kansas City Athletics issued 23 passes in a tiatesly for lour runs with his pair ture the Mels' victory over nipped the Pittsburgh Pi­ Junes, 26, hastened to add that he wasn't "making a between the Si. Louis Card- against the lli-il Sox. lie horn- tile Phils. The Met* tied the rates, 109. 'b ra g " ; just "stating a fact." lie said he feels the same 1solid confidence lie did be- ' fore Iris latest fight on Dee. j 15. when lie knocked out the j |1 lien third-ranked Zora Policy in the seventh round in the same Carden ring. Folley Coro Empire, owned by Born In lb-comb: r, 19.TI llie Rounding out Hie field for I was favored at 12 5. . However, ti e *d.ls favor­ June (stills, is a 5 to 2 fav­ .’Oeedy 68-pminih-r lias al­ tonight's top attraction will ing 21 year-old Clay rose to orite on the morning line to ready |H)st«-d wins m tirades lie Wire Mark, DoJavah, a new high of 17-5 today chalk up his sixth win of C. It. and three times in Sarasota Egg King. Wonderfrom the 13 5 to which the Hie season in the featured tirade \. One of his tirade on, and Connie Choice. Dodav ah. who likes the rail, pr nr had dipped temporar­ ninth rare at the Sanford Or­ A victories was in a daylight lias drawn the one box lor ily on Monday. And the fig­ lando Kennel Club tonight. main event. the fifth straight time. ure was 7 5 lh.il the haul Two four-time winners are doe*n't la'I it* scheduled 10 also in Hie lineup, namely round*, regardless ot tin- win­ Ilonnic Alihe and (Sarco. ner. Bonnie Abbe has been a Clay, seeking Ids totli qulnicla farter in Just half straight kayo, lias predicted of tier sixteen starts and fina fourth round knockout over ished first anil s.-rond respec­ KANSAS CITY. >lo. (Ul’l) tively in her last Ivvo out­ Jones, who never was stop. —The bulk *if the top si-i-dcil pod. ing'. No position changes result­ Meanwhile, the Harden an tennis will hi-*- action ill the (iareo belongs to T. J Dan­ ed iu last howling in tlu- Jet . nounoed a complete sellout gnih uiiminl National Associa­ iel, owner til the track's win- Laura Keglris League. of all 18.000 .'eats and even tion *if Intercollegiate Athlet­ ningest kennel. Through Sat­ First place American !a>> ! the 700 ticket' for standing ics iNAIA) haskclball tourn. urday night Daniel grey­ giou lost three points to sec­ room. Never had stub a quick ament. hounds had romped homo ond place O. K. Tiro Store, Carson Newman of Tennes­ first 66 times, giving that j Thild place Hill oml Louise's | sellout Ik-cii achieved in the THE SE.MINOI.KS OF SA M lilt!) H igh Sehool. ITilly Kuykendall and l.aurciue Pivic; bark row—■ (larden's 38-year history. A see, seeded ninth, opens the racing outfit a lead of 21 Tavern split 2-2 with fourth huving plastered Titusville in the opener of the gate ol about $115,000 is ex­ seroml day of tin- week-long points over its closest con­ place Team No. 4. Fifth plneo Coaeli Jim McCoy, Co-manager Paul Humble), tournament against It I d u r tender. ported. baseball season hist week, will tangle with Wild­ Hilly Day, Je rry W hitmore, Johnny Phillips, Wheeler Fertilizer won three The trout will not he tele- College of New Jersey. Pit Lie (iollohor, .Mike W oodruff, liuti li Kiser, wood at -I this afternoon at Munieipnl Stadium. from sixtli place Kvvilc White Eighth-seeded Indiana State vised to homes, tint d will From the left, the Keinimdes a re: Front row— harry Watson. Mike Pnwes, Don MeFarlin and mid seventh place Itiksha Inn tie sent try closed circuit tele­ takes tin I’ursoli tlovvu) Col­ Defends Title Co-manager F.ddie (iriftith. Jack Paolo, Tim Parrowman, .Marvin Sheffield, lost three to eighth plneo OAKLAND, Calif. (U l'l) — Team No. 2. vision to 37 arenas m 33 lege, nml No. 3 seeded Win­ P arry Johnson, Potmie Hinson, Kdclie Fitzgerald, , ( I icruld Photo) cities, providing a total seat­ ston-Salem of North Carolinu The National Boxing Chib ol High games and scries wore ing capacity of a trout 150,030 battles Transylvania of Ken­ Oakland reported Friday that rotlril by G e o r g e Swann, junior middleweight chain- American Legion, 228-592; and a possible gross gate of tucky. Ill nil, eight games will he I pion Denny Moyer of Cort­ Don Brumfield, O. K. Tire, $500,000. It also will go to I home pay television stations played today to windup first- land, Ore., has signed lo de­ 221/517. John Downs, '215/541, f In Toronto, On. and Hart­ round action for tha 32.leant fend Ills title against Ralph uml John McUough, 214/552. entry. Dupas of New Orleans m Hie ford, Conn. Oakland Auditorium mi April Ken Coskey luTU-it 211. 2nd (5. and '219 for n big 6:12 scries Top Pros Compete in llie Jet I.tmi-H All Star By United Press International vanced in Monday night's competition and (heir 69 point BLACKI’UOL, E n g l a n d laiyol.i <il Chicago's high ■•elu.ii.' round ol Ha- post sea­ margin of victory w.i> the Howling l.i-airur. Right behind (U l'l) — Sixteen of Hu- Narrow Lead highest in the 25-year history linn win* Hill Hall with "215, seur.ng Itiimhlers, who ran son action. Elnlin- lxi>' tivnl, of the Star- world's lop professional golf­ DUNEDIN, Fla (Ul’l) — • Crest liner Hunts '219 ultd Its.'t fin a i!l 7 total. of the tourney. rampant in their lirst round Loyola, which routed Tenchit-fit, pintd tin- Hill llemp- ers, liii'linlliig Arnold Calmer, Defending money champion • .Mercury Motors game, led eight other suivi lli'MC I eeli. Ill 12. in the In the other Midcusl region­ In lentil urtnm, Sanford Dry lnll Motnicttcn Bowling l.en- (lary I'layer and I'eler Thom Arnold Calmer cot Into Cary ( leaner** made a di-all three vors, including New York Mcdcast regional at Evans- al. Bowling (irern scored its go*- by rolling' four atiiken in son, have agreed lo compete Player's lead ill the I’HA dol­ • The Aluminum Hunt l iiiversily. Vrirntia Stale and loll, HI . meets Mississippi lllh eon-ecutive vletorv in game sweep I torn tin* league n tu w Im a b i g 199 game. Her in a one ilay hmrnamrnt at lar standings hy winning tinFur The Fisherman Bowling (iieeii, into Friday S tall. the Southeastern Con­ healing Nolle- Dame, 37 72, leaden*, L any's Mart. Tommy 510 series w as high fur the the North Shore Course on 1Pensacola Open Sunday. Pal 2101 S. French Avc. night's quarler-linals of the ference champion, t-'riday al and earned the right I > play Kipp had a 590 total and tils day. July 5. The winner will re ­ int-r lias earned $21,125 Hus ' NCAA major college basket Last Lansing, Mich. The fifth-ranked Illinois of Hie Big father, Al Kipp, hint a nice Tup th ree team s o re the ceive llie I’rince Chihp Tro­ | year, compared lo $22,452.50 ShM. FA 2-1392 hall t ornament. fourth-ranked Ramblers' 111 Ten at Last Lansing Friday.for Player. I'onliucs, Stui chiefs Miid In. phy. Meadors Marine made a Led hy Barry Kramer and SI. Joseph s, West Virginia points set a record for a sin clean sweep over I’. Zi-ull and victus. and Oregon Slate ahn ad­ ylc game output m the NCAA Harold Hairston. NYU ripped Sons, with tiene Edridge hav­ Pittsburgh, 93 8.1; West Vir guilt, pared hy sophomore ing a 577 total and ticorge Swan a 570. Ricky Bay’s clutch f r e e Fuusl Drugs, li d try I lull’s throws, downed Connecticut. 617 M'licii, made a clean svvei |i 77-71. and St Joseph's rallied By Jane (Tost-lberry over n i l -m l plan Handy F o o d to overtake Prinreton, B2RI, David McCoy ui 511 (Jncrn'ft Stolen and l-railey Goneretc, | in overtime m tile Fast reg with tiro help of Co key's big Mirror Circle in Casselberry inn.ils at Philadelphia. 6 12 aeries, salvaged two win* made a hole m one, Marrh NY I will take on *rrond flour third place B e l l y Ami'-. t. oil llu- number two green VERO REACH (CPI) — less someone c!*o broaches ranked Duke, the Atlantic Hie subject lirst, ho goes al tlic Country ( tub at CasMaury Wills says he could fine pnuml ol uranium 295 seilierry using a nine non. out of ins way to praise Coast Conference champion, break his own all-time re­ tcuiiimotc Jim (idliaui for and Wist Virginia plays Si i» about llie mire of a walnut, David i* (Tub Champion cord of tut stolen tuse-s but *the part h iyrd. Wills al Joseph's m Friday’s games al but it producca as mill'll in- and a student at Oilundo he won't "press" to do It. ways led of! in the halting College Park. Md. ergy an l,5no tines of coal. Junior College. 'I turd ranked Arizona Stale * "I don't feci I have to order and i lium generally was forced into overtime be­ prove to anyone that l can baited second. "lie dcM rves a lot of cre­ fore Iwating Utah Slatr, 79 steal 101 liases again," said the Dodger abort >'op, whose dit for what I did," said the 75, and Oregon State defeat U E E F 1 \ I A G O N E E R . —Tho lirst station wagon electrifying speed «>n the Dodger shortstop. "1 lud a id Seattle, 70 Oil. in Far West base-paths helped Dim win talk Willi h.:n and lol l him icgmual contests at Eugene, ever built with tho comfort, speed and smoothness of a passenger car plus 4-wheel the National League’s Most not to sac ni cc Ills hitting for i )rc. drive traction and safety. It tins the new ‘Jeep’ Tornado-OHC ongino . , , mid tho In Friday's games at Pro­ Valuable Player awaid last my base stealing record hut most usablo cargo space, both high and wido. Optional automatic transmission, lie alwav- told me not to vo. Utah, Arizona Slate plays year. independent front suspension, also available in 2-wheel dnvo models, 2 door the winner of Hie Big Sox "I know I could break my worry almut it " v,. . (- .i p tun i Conference, to he determined and 4 door body styles. own record if 1 wanted to but I think it i i Ind of sell »»vi-r tin- 162 hi weighed at tonight in a playoff between ish to set goals like that," | the conclusion of last sea­ Stanford and UCLA al Santa said Wills, walking toward son. likes to dwell much more I Monica, Calif., and Oregon Dodger Stadium here with a on the Dodgers’ chances this Stale engages San Francisco, i he West C'oa*l Conference hit over l|is shoulder and a year than Ills own. "I think the club will lie >Utli-holdcr. glove at the end of hi» tu t the way kids stroll to a sand- terrific lids year.'' lie said, Oklahoma (Tty and Te.xa* I earnestly, ■-.u n. on Ins bat advanced into Hie Midwest lot game. "When you gel right down | "A fellow ike Frank Howard quarter-finals Saturday night to it," Wills said, in that can hit tin- bill * mile an-I | Texas will have Its hands lull soft, easy way of his, " a I is still Improving . . . Bill wiili top-ranked Cincinnati lot of factors ran influence 1Skowron al first ba->e is go­ and Oklahoma City will tan RAIN OK SHINE! how many liases I'll steal ing to give us even more gle vsills Colorado of Hie Big —First 4-whccl drive truck to oiler passen* this year. Who knows if I'm 1power . . . And with Tommy Eight Conference at Lawgcrcar smoothness on the highway, sure-footed 'Jeep' traction oil the road. Just I It W Fair rciitc, Kan., Friday. going to get 2<m hds again Davis a tli l V\ EDNESD AA FRIDAY one 4 W0 shift lever. Optional automatic transmission —lirst on any 4-WO truck. I*. M. like I did last year? Who ly in the outfield we'll have SATFRDAY knows if the games will Im.- | another big bat in the line­ New 'Jeep* Tornado 0HC engine produces higher torque at lower englno speeds. as close'* And who knows up " Choice of body styles with 120 inch whcclbaso (7-foot box) or 126 inch wheelbase THURSDAY, LADIES ADMITTED MILE It was time for Willi to huw much power the club (8-foot box). GVW's from 4,000 to 8,600 lbs. will show? Maybe it won't I move out on the Isold and Sorry! No Minor*! be nciessury for me to 'leal get in some pre , o ne prac­ The I'lattrra still »r« lead"Il’h More l-'un To Watch T he Greyhounds llun’1 ! ing in the I'llli' it-st Inn Bowlmany base* at all. I don't tice lick- He walked n steal just lor the sake of toward the da gout, carefully ing laaguc, with (In- Toppers placed hi* bat in the rack only I points behind and t!«stealing." A* was the case last year, 1and began warming up with M ail.ittis in tlvinl position. [.unitinc Si-oil* too), hunois Wills wdl >*■ given lL< green infirtder !*<>n Zimmer Voii/t Water*. *,a,M * Di**»l m«nuUclwr*r el 4 „h**l gu>* vatitclai. one et (he ( ' e«i«z Kaiser IndwtUMi. "All lliose bru:»e» tponi for hlgli gume wun J a.) ami light ou the base> again hy for high s* i i«s with 450. lotiw Manager W»K \ too who 1 last season arc gone. ,v k e n n e l c l u b knows Maury doesn't abuse said, tossing llic ball "asily | Ytru Ward hud a 179 (43, V ' " • •Iff ^ llludy* I’d.ni.in 172 432, Clara ; to Zimmer. "I think I eoulJ Utc privilege m v r . 17- ifj Any time Wills talk* about have Just as good * year 1Barber 160/441, Sue I’ruitt 500 K. Second St. Sanford, Ftoridi 151 126 a m i Ccm> I . a m i t i l MIDW \Y BETWEEN SAM (HID K ORLANDO this time or maybe even •M* stolen K'-o rcrerd and kaiser Willy* Freaent* The Lloyd lirldgea Shuw Tuesday 8 i*. M 1153/421. mm r*rvsy i—*• about * ua , bs!iUir." Coro Empire Rated Heavy Favorite 'Top Seeded' !n KAIA Action In Quarter Finals Loyob Sets QtAA Paso la SMC Feature McCoy Makes Hole In One Wills Says He Could Break Own Mark But, Won't Press' ClubToSee Fishing Film This week’s meeting of tha DcBary Fishing Club will feature a film entitled "Cast of Three," a fishing film combined with a human In­ terest story. The meeting will he held al 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Recreation Hall of tho Uetlary Fire Station. Tho public Is Invited. ‘Oh, It’s Easy To Finance A Car j\t Tho Sanford iUlantic* MEADORS M A R IN E ‘J eep’drives ahead with two MEW HISTORY MAKERS! NIGHTLY 8:10 SSSffi Platters Hold Lead In Loop 68 . Legion Leads Jet Lanes Loop Coskey Leads .VI Star Play Kostival Leads Play Following net scores wera 1 posted in n golf tournament Sunday a t .May-fair Country Club: Bill nergstedt and LeRoy Rohb, 61; Harold Sherwood and Frank Harrington, 65; Jim de Knndrl nnd Wilk Bovvmnn, 65; Bill Maliczewski and lleorgo Waters, 66; Frank Durze and Annil Di-France, 66; I’ete Krcuushi nnd Bill Sewell, 67; Abe Fennell und l.r. A. S. McCollum. 67;; Dub Epps nml John Dickey, 67, nnd Ralph Sima und Ray Herron, ‘Confidenitally, They LIKE To Loan Money* That*s The Sanford Atlantic National Bank’ MATINEES STEP IN...SIZE IT UP...TRY IT OUT AT YOUR ‘JEEP’ DEALER’S TODAY CORDELL'S R E P A IR S H O P MEMBER FdJ-I.C. �By Galbraith Legal Notice N O T IC E O F PU B LIC H E A H IY O N olle* I* hereby g iv e n . B o a rd of C o u n ty Com m ission• r* o f S e m ln o l* C o u n t y . F l o r ­ id a. p r o p o s e * t o a n u n d t h e Z o n in g Itegulatlone to provide s e t b a c k r e q u i r e m e n t * In C - I C o m m e r c i a l D l a t r l c t a n d M -l ln d u a tr la l D latrlct. Copies of tb ta p r o p o tr d re s o l u t l o n m a y ba o b t a i n e d In the Z o ning O ffice. C ourt Ifo u a a . M o n d a y * t h r u F r i d a y * f r o m »:0» A M. t o S:DO P.M. P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill b* h e l d In t h * H em ln o le C o u n t y C o u r t Itouae, H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , In th* C ounty C om m laalonara I to n m , o n M a rc h 2*. I X I a t 10A0 A.M. o r aa aoo n t h e r e ­ a f t e r a* p oaalhla. H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m ie aloner* hsm lnot* County, F lorida By J . C. I l u t c h l e o n , C h a i r ­ man A lt: A rth u r R eckw lth, J r . P u t . I I . h : .March IS. IMS. riK i-is Hospital Notes MARCH t Admlixloni Dorothy Deming, Margaret Harden and Clara Tasch, De­ ll ary; Letter Van Clayton, Oviedo; Lilly Griffin, New Smyrna; Chariot S. Hobcrt*. Lake Mary; Billie F. Bu»h, Longwood, and Thelma Butner, Patricia Jtcynolds, Mae B. Glllon, Cora Rice, Starlin Hunter, Donald N. Fla mm and Kathryn Hagan, all of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Allen Harden, DcBary, a daughter D lsm U ult C h a r l e s Lawrence Bose, Longwood; Margie S. Morris, Glen St. Mary; Dean Fo*night, Bernice Henderson, May MeAlcxander, Mary E. Schuencmann, Evelyn Jo r­ dan, Valeric G. Colbert, Edith Coyner, Barbara Bocskool, Patricia A. Travis and Mrs. Edward G. Chcccfaky and baby, all of Sanford. MARCH > Admissions Georgia Mae Lingard, Ovie­ do; Jam es J . Gehr, Lake la th e C ourt of th e C o a o ty J a d a e . U em tao le C o a a t y , F l o r ­ ida. l a P ro b a te , la rai E atate of t i l l ACC I. M E T C A L F Deceaaed T o All C r e d i t o r , a a d P a r a n a * H aving I 'l a l m * o r Ite a c a a d a A a a la a t *ald F . t a l e i You a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h e re b y notified and required to p r e . e n t a n y claim * am i d r m a n d a w hich you. or e ith e r of you, m a y h a v e a g a i n . t th e e . t a t * o f c lr u ce I. M e t c a l f, tiec r a a e d , l a t e o f auld C o u n t y , to t h * County Jttdic* o f Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t Ilia o ffice In t h e c o u r t h o u e e o f eald C o u n t y a t H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , w ithin a la c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f r o m th * t i m e o f t h e f l r . t p u b ­ licatio n of till, notice. E ach c l a i m o r d e m a n d altall be In w ritin g , and .h a ll a ta te the N O T IC E I M H '.lt p lace o f r r r l d e n c e a n d p o e t o f ­ F I C T I T I O l A .NAME AT A T I'T E fice a d d r e e . o f t h e c l a i m a n t , TO WHOM I T MAY CONCEH.N N o th '* I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t a n d altall he a w o r n t o b y t h e c l a i m a n t , a a e n t , a t t o r n e y , a n d t h e u n d e r . I g n e i l . p u r . t i a n t to a n y au ch c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t tlie " F i c t i t i o u s N a m e H l n t u t r " ao file d a h a l l he void. C h a p t e r IS5.0S. F l o r i d a H laF lr.t N a t i o n a l l l a n k a t t u t e . w ill r e g i s t e r w i t h t h e AVInler P a r k C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . In l t y : F r a n k P. O l a c k l n , J r . a n d for Hem lnole County, T r u a t O f fic e r F l o r i d a , u p o n r e c e i p t of p r o o f Aa a a e c u t o r o f th * La at o f the publication o f this AYIII a n d T r.ta m rn t o f n o tic e , t h e f i c t i t i o u s n a m e , to f l r a c * I. M e t c a l f , d e c e a a e d w i t : Q U A L IT Y C A B IN ET H u n ­ AVInd er weedle, I I . I n n * AYard d e r w h i c h I an) e n g a g e d In A ttorneya b u s i n e s s a t ( S t Nlcolet A v e ­ 21 P a r k A v e n u e . Houth, n u e In t h e C i t y o f W i n t e r AVInler P a r k , F l o r i d a P a r k . F l o ri d a . P u b l l i h M a rc h i . 12, 1*. I*. T h a t the p a rtie s Interested CIJO-17 In a a l d business enterp rise a r a a a fo llo w * : la th e c a a r t a f the C a aaty E s t a t e o f E ls ie P, L e w ie J a d a e , S em in al* C o u a t y , F l o r ­ F l o r a B. I ^ w l s ida. l a P ra b a t* . F e r n a n d a ! A H carlto la ret E elat* a f A ttorneya at Law M A T T I E F . 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H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n six Copies o f th is proposed r e s ­ calendar m ontha 'f ro m t h e o l u t i o n m a y h a o b t a i n e d In t i m e o f th * f l r . t p u b l i c a t i o n t h e Z o n i n g Office, Court o f I h t . no tice. T w o co p le* o f H o u s e, M o n d a y s t h r u F r i d a y s e a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d eliall f r o m »:uii A.M. t o i n t o P.M. ba In w r i t i n g , a n d a h a l l a t a t a P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill be h eld t h e p l a c e o f r a . l d e n c e a n d In th * H em ln o le C o u n t y C o u r t punt office addree* o f t h e H o u s e. H a n f o rd , Florida, In c l a i m a n t , a n d ah all be a w o r n t h e C o u n ty C o m m l .. loners t o b y Ilia c l a i m a n t , h la a g e n t , B o o m , on M a rc h 2S. ISS1 a t o r a t t o r n e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d lu iou A.M. o r a . so o n t h e r e ­ l.y a f i l i n g fea o f o n* d o l l a r a f t e r a s p o s s ib le . , and eurh claim o r d em and not H oard of C o u n ty Com­ *o file d a h a l l be void. m issio n ers / * / M a r j o r i e C. T ep alo H em ln o le C o u n i y , F l o r i d a A . E x e c u t r i x o f t h e t-ael Hy J . C. I l u t c h l e o n , Will a n d T e a t a m e n t o f C h airm an M A T T IE .r. cu cju cr n , A t t e a t i A r t h u r II. H eck D rreaeed w ith, J r . H l e n . t r . . m. D a v i e A M c t n t o a h P u b l i s h : M a r c h 12, 19S2 A ttorney* for E x ecu trix C DU-17 I'..el riffle* H o t 1120 H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a la Ihe C ourt e l Ike C o u n ty I ' u b l l . h F eb . I I , 21 A M ar. J u d g e , X em lao le C o a a t y , F i n e U. 12. lift. rlda, la P eohale. C D F -ll l a B e ■ E s t a t e of AV1LLIAM L E H L I B HOL­ l a t h a I ' a a r t a f t h e C a a a t y COMBE , J a d g r , S e m in o le C a a a t y , F l a r D eceased Ida. l a P r a b a t e . T * AII ( 'r e d I f a r e a n d P e r s o n , l a r e i K alat* a t lla .la g I 'la lm . « r D e m a u d . IIK IITIIA K. L O W E . A g a l a . t Aald E a t a t r i D e c e a se d You a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e T a All C r e d l t a r a a a d P e r e a a s 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 H a t l a g C laim * a r D e m a a d a to p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s a n d d e ­ A galast laid E atatai m a n d s w hich you, or eltliar You a n d e a c h o f y o u a r a o f y o u , m a y h a v e a g a i n s t th * h e r e b y n o tlflr d a n d r eq u ired e s ta te of W ILL IA M L E S L IE l o p r e . e n t a n y c l a i m * a n d d e ­ IIOIsCOMlIE. d e c e a s e d , l a t e of m a n d s w h ic h y o u , o r s i l l i e r . a i d C o u n t y , t o th o C o u n t y o f y ou, m a y h a v e a g a i n . t t h a J u d g e of H r m l n o le County, e . t a t e o f I I E I t T I I A K. UlAVE. F l o r i d a , a t Ills o f f i c e In t h e d e c c a . t d , l a t a o f C o u n t y , to c o u r t h o u s e o f eald C o u n t y a t t h a C o u n t y J u d g e o f H em lnole H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n sla C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t h l a o f f l r e c a l e n d a r m o n t h , f r o m Iho tim e In Ilia c o u r t h o u . a o f aa ld o f t b s f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h i s C o u n t y a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , n o tice. T w o c o p i e s o f e a c h w ithin six c a l e n d e r m o n t h s c l a i m o r d e m a n d a h a l l h r In f r o m t h * l i m e o f t h e f l r e t p u b ­ w r i t i n g , a n d ah all a t a t e ttie l i c a t i o n o f t h l e n o tic e . T w o p l a c e o f r e s i d e n c e a n d post cu p lea o f e a c h c l a i m o r d e ­ o f fi c e a d d r e s s o f t h * c l a i m a n t , m a n d . h a l l h a In w r i t i n g , a n d a n d a h a l l ha a w o r n t o by Ilia a h a l l s t a l e Ilia p l a c e o f r e s i ­ c l a i m a n t , h la a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ d e n c e a n d poet o f f l c * a d d r r . a n e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d b y a o f t h a c l a i m a n t , a n d a h a l l l.a f i l i n g fa* o f o n * d o l l a r a n d a w o r n t o by Ilia c l a i m a n t , h la su c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao agent, or a tto rn ey and ac­ c o m p a n i e d b y a f i l i n g fea o f filed/ a a/ h aMl la r yhe M.void. Ilo lo o m b * one d o llar and such claim o r Aa A d m l n l e t r a t r l s o f t h a d e m a n d n o t ao f i le d s h a l l b f E s t a t e of void. W ILL IA M L E S L IE H o L / * / Io n a A’. T a n n e r COM UK As A d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f I h t D eceased E s t a t e of H l e n . l r o m , D a v i s 4k M c In t o s h HKIIT JIA K. L O W E A tto r n e y , for A d m in istratrix D e c e a se d H t e n . t r o m , D a v i e A M c l n to e h P o s t O ffice UoX 1220 H an fo rd , F l o r i d a A tto rn e y , for A d m ln la tra trls I ’u l d l . h Fell. IS, 2* A Mar. I 'o s i Offlc* l b , a l l l e i . 12. I» * I. H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a C D F -7 # I’u b l l . h M a rc h i , 12. I t , 2«. CIM1- II NO TH'#] O F a l IT l a l b * C o u r t o f t b e C o u a t y T I I K H T A TE O F F I-O IIID A T O H A N F O It D OMviAJa d g e - te m la a le C a a a ty , F lo r­ JO H N T IIA ItP . HK HIDENVK UNida. la P ro b a le, KNO W N . A ND W I I O H E M AILl a r e . I'.etal# a f INU A D D IIE H S IH U N K N O W N : E M A N U E L COM PTON. A ar.o rn com plaint having IH craaed h e r n file d a g a i n s t y o u In II,* T o All C r a d l l a r a a a d P e r a a a s lla .la g C laim * a r l l r a a a a d a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r Hemlnol# C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , by B E T A g a la .t la id E e ta ln A'ou a n d e a c h o f y o u a t * TY LOU OSUATIIA III’, fo r d i ­ 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 v orce. t h * a b o r t t i t l e o f w h ich t o p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s a n d d e ­ I . B E T T Y LOU OH OATIIA HP. P l a i n t i f f , v e r a u . J O H N MANm a n d s w hich you, o r sillier F O IID O HOAT IIA HP, D e f e n d ­ of you, m a y h a v e a g a i n . t the a n t th a * . p re se n t* a r a to cumr e l a t e o f E m a n u e l C o m p t o n , n i a n d y o u t o a p p e a r a n d fll* deceased, la te of eald C ounty, y o u r A n .w s r o r o t h a r d e f s n .a lo t h a C o u n t y J u d g e o f Hsml- o r p l e a d i n g , h t r a l n w i t h t h e n o | * C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a l hla C l e r k o f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t of o f fic e In t h e c o u r t h o u s e o f H em lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d • a i d C o u n t y a t H a n f o rd , F l o r ­ ae r v * a r o p y t h a r c u n o n P l a i n t ­ id a. w ithin sla c a l e n d a r i f f 's A t t o r n e y . C a r r o l l B u r k e , m o n t h s f r o m t h a l i m a o f th * A t t o r n e y a t U « r , I'. O. D r a w e r f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h i s n otice. Z. H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , o n o r b e ­ T w o cople* o f e a c h c l a i m o r f o r e III* t i l l d a y o f A pril, A. D. d e m a n d a b a l l b a In w r i t i n g , I»C3. o r o t h e r w i s e d e c r e e p ro a n d a h a l l a l a t o t h a p l a c e of c o n f e . s o will be entered r a a l d a n c t a n d poet o f fic e a d ­ a g a i n s t yo u . d r e s s o f Ih* c l a i m a n t , a n d T h * H a n f o rd H e r a l d la d e s ­ ah all ba a w o r n lo b y t h a i g n a t e d a a a n a w a p a a r o f g e u c l a i m a n t , h l a a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ e r . l c i r c u l a t i o n III w l i l i h t h i s n e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by a f i l ­ c i t a t i o n shall ba p u b llah ed i n g f e e o f o n e d o l l a r a n d auch on e* e a c h w e a k f o r f o u r c o n ­ c l a i m o r d a m a n d n o t ao flla d s e c u t i v e s e e k . a h a l l he vo id. W ITN ESS m y h an d and o ffi­ / ■ / H e l e n M. C o m p t o n c i a l s e a l o f th * C l e r k of th * Aa E x e c u t r i x o f th * L aet C i r c u i t C o u r t o n t h i s t h * 1st. AY111 a n d T eatam ent o f d a y o f M a r c h . A. D. IMS. E m a n u e l Com pton, deceased (SE A L ) H t e n s l r u m , D a v l a A M c In to s h A r t h u r II. B s c k w l t h . J r . A ttornaya for E io c u trtx C lark o f C ircu it Court E d w a rd s B uilding B y ; M a r g a r e t K. Tyr* . Hanford. F lo rid a D eputy Clark P u b l l a b F o b . ]». Id A M a r. P u b l i s h M a r c h t , 12, 12 j*. I. It, ltd}. 2*. I M I . c o r-tt C L K i - ll Legal Notice Mary; Frederick J. Wallace, DeBary; William T. Free, man, Mattie Singleton, Lula Mae Powell. Belt Alexander, Dorothy Higginbotham, all of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lowcn R. Bush, Longwood, son Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Longard, Oviedo, a daughter. Dismissals Betty Sue Larson, C a r ] Krauth, DcBary; Mrs. Hubert French and baby, Longwood; Dorothy Barnes, Lintla Ann Thompson, Shelly W a n d a Cardwell, Andrew D. Vestal, Charles 51. Wine, Alice B. DcBrine and Mrs. Richard Otcnti and baby, all of San­ ford. Legal Notice NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Cl .OSIN G. VACATING A N D ABANDONING CERTAIN ROADS AND STREETS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You will lake notice that the Board of County Commis­ sioners of Seminole County, Florida, at 10:00 A.M., or as soon thereafter as practi­ cable, on (lie 26th day of March, A. D. 1963, at the County Court House in San­ ford, Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider a.id determine whether or not the couniy will close, vacate, abandon and disclaim any right of the county and the public in and to the following described roads and streets, to-wit; That portion of 20th Street from the East line of the NWW of the SEW of Section 34, Township 19 South, Range 30 East, westerly to the West line of Lots 44 and IS of M.M. Smith's Second Subdivision, ac­ cording to plat thereof re­ corded in Plat Book 1, page 101, Public Records of Seminole County, Flor­ ida, and thence that cer­ tain 30-foot right of way extended from the South line of Lots 43 and 32 of M.M. Smith's Second Sub­ division North to the North line of Lots 31 and 46 of said M.3I- Smith's Second Subdivision. Persons interested may ap­ pear and be heard at tli« time and place specified. Board of County Commis­ sioners of Seminole Coun­ ty lly: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk N O T IC E os* rrni.it HEAVttNf] N otice is herrhy given, H oanl of C o u n iy C om m ission* e r a o f H em ln o le C o u n t y , F lo r* Ma. p ro po*#* t o i m e m l tli« Z o n i n g I t r g u l a t l o n B to p r o v M a n o n • p e r m a n e n t c a m p a ite a fo r tenta. te n t ho u se s o r tra ilera not of a p erm an en t n a tu r a t fiaii t a m p * in 8* inliiula C ounty. C o p le a o f t h l a p r o p o s e d r e s ­ o l u t i o n m a y be o b t a i n e d In the Z o n in g O ffice , C ourt H o u s e. Mpndaya t h r u F r i d a ) a f r o m 5:00 A M. t o S:Oo P.M. P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill be h e l d in t h e H em ln o le C o u n t y C o u r t H o u ae, H a n f o rd , F lo rid a, in the C ounty Com m laidonero Kootn, o n M a r c h 2C. at !o:00 A.M. o r a a ao o n t h e r e * a f t e r un p o s s ib le . Hoard of C o u n ty C om m laalonara 8#*mlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a lly J . C. l l u t c h l a o n . C h a irm an A ttest: A rth u r Iteck u ltli. Jr. P u h l l a h : M a r c h 12, m s C IX J.JI IN T IIK C IIM T IT n il R r m ath J t ' i i i c i %i, r u i n it O F F I . ( H i l l ) % IN AN D F t f l t NKtfIN III.K COUNTY . CMANCFaHY NO. | » T 3 NO TIC K T O A P P H %K F K D K I I A L N A T IO N A L M u l t T O AOK AHHOCIATION. P laintiff — va • FIIA N K PA U L HOLMAN a n * V I O L E T H IJN T K Il HOI-MAN, lila w l f s , D«' fend .vnt s, t h e »Tvri: o f rt.tmiiM T O l . F R A N K P A U L H O L M AN A lJitu Unknown V I O L E T I II JN T K H I IO L M AN A 'lJ riM U nknow n YOU A IlK H E R E B Y N O T I ­ F I E D I tia t a au l t lia s b e e n f 11***I1 a g a i n . t y o u In t h r a b o v e r n t l l l n l r a u s e , an.I t h a t yng a r t r e q u ire d to fits y o u r a n ­ s w e r w ith th r t 'l s r k of th is C o u r t a m i t o »erv* a r o p y t h r r a o l u p o n III* P l a i n t i f f o r . P lain tiff* attornry*. w ho.* n a m e * a m i a d d r e e . I , M a r k N. Cl- vc la ml J r a n d H a r o l d F . J o h n s o n , I’. O. D r a w e r Z. Manlord. F lo rid a, not l a te r th a n t h r S th d a y o f A p ril. A. D. IMS. If y o u f a l l t o d o ao X D s c r - e l*ro C o n f r s . u will b* r n t s r s d a g a in s t you for th * r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th * C o m ­ p l a i n t . T h l a a u l t la t o f o r* r l o .s a m o rtg a g e. Th* r s a l p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a l n v t las I AIT I I . I I U h ' K S. a r « e u b d l t Ia lo ii o f BL OCK S, a n d T R A C T "A". N O R T H ORLANDO HECONP AD D I­ T IO N . a c c o r d i n g to p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k 12, P a g e s 7(. P u b l l e R e c o r d s of H s m ln o l* C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a . WITNEHH m y h a n d a n d t h * a e a l o f a a l d C o u r t a t H an fo rd , k 'l o rld a, t h i s ’ let day of M a rc h , A. D. 1X2. (HEAL ) A r t h u r H. I l e c k w l t h . J r . C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t lly : M a r g a r e t E. T y r r M a c k N. C l e v e la n d . J r . a n d H a r o l d F. J o h n s o n P. U. D r a w e r Z H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a A tto rn ey s for P lain tiff. P u b l i s h M a r c h t , IS. » . I t C iX J-IS , �P lan Y our Pro fits--Put H erald C lassified W ant-Ads To W ork For Y o u -D ia l FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 I G. For Rent CLASSIFIED INDEX N it FLY (urn. 6 room house. I. l.otd A FoiiniT f \ 2623*. -• Not ices - Personal* .'l. Education - Instruction 3 Bedroom ItouM.'. 2406 Stev­ ens Ave Phone 3I1M071 1. Transportation •*>. Food «Tltr #atifnrfi Irralfi March 12. 1963 — Page 7 6. For Rent til* .' IM j 1 i r , I I r . Ky Nadine Seltzer Unfurnished t or 2 bedroom Apartment*, kilclien equip­ ped. lot! W. 18th St. Ph. FA 2-1678. 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ ed $641. laike Mary, Ph. FA 2-1757. F u r n i s h e d Apartment. 3 Rucnt*. hath. 2 Doulile bed*. 110 \V. Third St. 12. Real Estate Fur Sale i 27. Special Services! NO CASH NEEDED Southern Bedroom. 2 bath. $61 a mouth. T. A 1. included. Heating • Air Conditioning 322 8083. Sale,—Repair—Contracting FREE ESTIMATES 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Kit­ FA 2 8321 chen equipped. No down 2502 Oak payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. FRK5IDAIRE FA 2 1761. Sales 4. Service G. H. HIGH 1700 \V. 1st St. Sanford Jim Hunt Realty Ph. FA 2-3883 Oifice FA 2-2111 .Monument*. Cemetery work Nignis FA 2-0641 Also Lettering on Stones 323 0700 3524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 2317 Mcllonville Ave. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Fla Phone FA 2-6149 Rm. Convenient to NAS Desirable neighborhood, low LAWN SERVICE down payment. 131 W. Jin Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ kins Circle. FA 2-3361. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 2-1817. LAKEVIEW Home (or sale or Dade lor a tiled tarm on the west side n( Sanford. Call 29. Automobile Service FA 2-7808 du)s or FA 2 6368 AUTO GLASS nights. Air G. For Hem tiA S|K-cial Notice.* 2 BEDRuo.M house, kitchen 7. Business Kental* equipped. $75 month. Ph. Large 2 bedruum Trailer on 8. Beach Rentals FA 2-5303. large lake. Adults onl). Pti. 9. For Sale or Rent FA 2-736S. Furnished Apartment. Close in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 Office 201 W. First 19. Wanted to llent Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ II. Real Estate Wanted chen equipped. FA 2-304‘ J . Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. DEADLINES 1~. Real Estate For Suit 1 A 2 6317. Kitchen equipped. 1503 Dou­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: HI. Mortgage Loans glas Ave. FA 2-6838. Tut*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 1-1. Insurance Efficient-} Apt. S30 Mu Surbefore In«et1i<>n. Mon. • Sat. IS. Business OpiNirtunity pin- city. 20t W. l»t si. ROOMS. Tlie Gables. 401 noon. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. 1(5. Femide Help Wanted FLKMSIIEI) Cottage. 1‘lioue | 17. Male Help Wanted STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Unfurnished 2 bedroom home. FA 2-2800. lu es., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. .lay 18. Help Wanted Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. before insertion. Mon. - sat. 19. Situations Wanted Furn. lovely 2 UR Apt. Lake >'ew completely furnished 2 20. Babysitters noon. privilege*. FA 2-0274. bedroom home. FA 2 2377. 21. Beauty Salons RESPONSIBILITY: 22. Build - Faint - Repair Furn. 3 llni. Apt. $30. Mo. FURN. Apt. 2300 MeBonv ille. The Herald will not be re­ 211. Building Materials \duln Ph t- \ 2 auto. sponsible for more than one 23 Itt-om furnished upstairs 1. Electrical Services Furnished 2 iK-dnsini house Incorrect insertion ot your ad, 2. T. Plumbing Services Apartment. Adult* $45. Ph. I.'i B usiness O p p o rtu n ity lor small family. FA 2-OtiW. ami reserves the right lo re­ 2l». Radio A Television FA 2-7399. I man w WOMAN to service vise or reject any advertise­ 27. S|>eciul Services I Furn. 2 ltcdruom house. 2 BEDROOM Imu-e. furnish and collect from cii;arette, ment from what ordered to 28. Laundry Service ed. $8«Vmo. Unfurnished $75; I ice and other coin operated conform to the policies of this 29. Automobile Service I Adult*. No pet*. FA 2-7661 2430 Elm; FA-2-3102. dispensers in this area. Tin* paper. 29A. Auto Accessories [ ni c e LARGE 2 lilt furn. is a very Rood position that 30. Machinery - Tools apt Oil heat and fireplace. ‘Would you mind going over that part about how lo GA Special .Notice* can he worked full or partTile bath, 1700 Magnolia. 31. Poultry Live stock change the vacuum cleaner bag!” Legal Notice 31 A. Pets time. Berson selected must $63. FA 2-3931. REMINDER hate good serviceable car I n I k e C o u r t o f t h e C o u n ty 32. Flowers - Shrubs INCOME TAX SERVICE J n 4 * e . • e m l n o l e f o u n t ? . h in t* | U. For Rent NEWLY FURNISHED U rg e (5. For Rent and lo or more spare hours 33. Furniture O. M. HARRISON’S •if r i o r l i l n . In I’m h i t e 2 BR. duplex, llth St. Longper week and $50000 to In r e t h e K M n tr o ft 31. Articles For Sale 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 j 2 Bedroom furntalwd Apart­ On the rolling hills <7olf NAOMI II. SADIN. w ood. 838-3298. $3,600 00 cash capital. Write ment. Downstairs, large course. New masonry home. I D ecliM i 35. Articles Wanted Hiving name, address, tele­ n v u . \ iit i<t: 3(5. Automobiles - Trtkks Three* r o o m furnished room*. Call 322 6341. 3 Beilroom, 2 bath, built in | 9. For Sale or Rent phone number and all de­ Notice It hereby given that 37. Boats - Motors apartment. 2101 Magnolia, oven A range, firpelacc and j If you like country Initii: the undersigned will, on the | 38. Motorcycles - Scooters $45. 2 Bedroom KurnUhed 3 Bedroom Furn. houx.-, $90 i drape*, carpeting. Double 1 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. Uu tails to Box 1116, Tulsa, Jlth day of March. A. !». Oklahoma. Iirefient to the llonoraide Coun­ 39. Truilers - Cabanas Mo. 322 2322. carportc. TE 8 2866. Apartment. $55. Robert A. south side ol big Lake ty Judg* of Seminole County. William*, l'liimc FA 2-3951. 3 RM film. Apt Water (uni. Florida. M» final return, ac­ Mary. Water lor Itoalint:. 1G. Female Help Wanted 2 Bit Duplex, excellent !ocacount and voucher*. a« Am- $lo Mo. 112 Maple. ciliary Administrator C.T.A of 2 BEDROOM HOUSE Lake Hon. electric kitchen lOvil-B the Fatal# of NlOttll II. .*• . »• It, S. Elm. Call FA 2 5594. Mary. I’h. FA 2-7213. deceased and At said time, Furnisltcd Garage Apartment then and there, make applica­ i \ t i i i : < i i i f i i r < «i i i i t n r $45 month. House* for rent. For infor­ tion to the said Judge for a T i n : a i m i i j i m « i %i, f i n . John K. 1-ox, Kcaiior final settlement of hie ad­ t i l l n r \ m i » mii KKNt* tunium contact Ted Wil­ ministration of said estate, N n i . i : r m \ r i , r i . n i u n i . HO N. Park 323 0559 liam* Hardware, 2o.> E. and (ot an otdtr discharging < II %MT:i< V AU. I2KI4I Min as such Ancillary Admin­ A i i i KI* \ \ K K D K flA L s w 25th St. In ( h r I o u r l «sf ( h r < m i n i s 2 H i t . Iiouvt', NI7 C a i a l i n u . istrator, C-T.A. AND LOA.V VSSuCIA- J u d g e . . Arm I Msslr 4 m i n i ) , 1‘lur* Hated thle the let day of T IO N OK Ids. In l, r n h s | p , ORLA.NDO, LAKE MARY’. 3 tM-dioom, 2 UNFUHN. 1st Floor. 3 rm*. March. A. D. 1»<3. P l a i n t i f f , l a r e i E s l n i r «»f bath. 2 screened |<orche*. / • / A Kdm-lti htilnhoiser batli. On lake. Air-condi­ \ i J. ltOA’ " * A L L 4 s l s o . k n o w n .»• Ae Ancillary Administra­ m i . T . u : i i . LsaiiuiKn, »t u* a n d J . II. Hall) 3ii9 Mukiiolia Ave. Apply uptioned. FA 2-8920. tor, C.T.A. of the listale of 1 1 al, I *i » r l s c d slair, evemiiK*. Naomi R. 8abtn *l*o All < i n l l f o r s n nd l'rrs«»as D e f t ndaiit*. Deceased M ir ia l i n t I hk 1 Inl99$» tar l l r IMMMlI* Publish March a. 27. If. A. Zi Mo iamu .tMm . i!i ; n ri iMii Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. i 1.41 a i h i : %aalM*i foiilil lbs l a i n CLKJ-72 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5254 VoU am i #a»*h of > i»u ar ^ T i l l DON L HANDKUtf a nil IflllflL B l MAE SAND* h*»r#b) n o t l f l u ! am i r#«iuirrd in m i \ iv j i n o r .'* r o l l e r . or FA 2 0525. n o t h i: nt* * i i r to |ire9iru t a n ) c laliua a n d dc* KIIS. Ills v%if« Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ik d iv iim : h h m i . m m . III! or J-n.Milt:.NVU L. CARLSON*. kw tvtk lo c fo id . VO l l( »; T O C n K I I I T O H , v u i'i:n » o > « i i v v i v o on ii M vi A .v u s •V(4 VIV*T M i l l r .w TV T K i to « i . vim * Vou am] each ot yuu are tierchj- notified amt r* quire. I to 111, any claims am! 'Io­ nian.I* which you. or either ot you. may have agalnat said n la te In the office of Hun. C. Vernun Ml«a J r . County Ju.lei of 8*mtnot* County, at Id* office In the Court Hou.* In Sanford. Klorllit within *1* calendar mutilli* frnln the lime of the fir.i publication of thle notice. Kich claim or Urtnaml mu at ht In wrltlne amt con­ tain the place of rrsldriu*. eiij p c i office address of th( claimant and tnu»t he aworn to by the claimant, hie agent or attorney, or the same shall Ve void. Evelyn V. N elao n .(t Ksscutrlx of aald Estate Johnle A. McLeod Attorney at Law p. o. n»a u :s Apopka, Florida • l» :* ll> r.A ( » :i U n k n o w n IAI> TOi All r la ltn ln ir lutar«, «tii by, i h n u a h , u n • tier o r a g a l n a t tlio a f o r r . • aid p erso n s . TOU A R E h r ra b j r n««tlflrd t h a t a C o m p l a i n t to for4(flo»« a ofita lii mortfvi8g«* riicuni* ’• clin g lit,* follow I nk i l f i c r l l i t d real p m i ^ r i y , L o t m. 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First hi. ~ Giio"T.V. STAM I*S~ Monthly witli prompt oaynient of Ski per tnonlh. i Beilroom (urnialied home. FA 2 6457. Legal Notice Ml lit E I ADEN • 14 I I I t i l l h AAME 1.1AV T o AVIfuyi IT MAV CO NCERN N o lle # Is h e r e b y g H t n t h a t t h e und e r g |g lied p u r s u a n t In lh # " F i c t i t i o u s N a n i s P i s t u t r . " H o u se lllll No. UTS. C h a p t e r Si I oiwm o f F l o r i d a , 1*11, will r e g i s t e r n l t l i th e C l a r k o f f h o C l r o u lt Cooff* lo a n d f o r Hemlnole C o u n ty , F l o ­ rid#. up**n r e c e i p t o f p ro o f of t b s p u b l b s t t o n of t h is no tice the M f ltlo u i M i n i IO Hit FKI1N l ’AUK A l o i m . i : l l O M l H T R A IL E R PARK under w hbli w •• nr*• e n g a g e d III hualur**, nt num ber F e r n P a r k ll u u l rv a n l . 111g11v. ay No. 1? - pr. in t h e C ity o f F e r n P a r k . Florid.* T h a t the parties I n te rr s tr d In sa id b u s i n e s s e n t e r p r i s e , are as follo w s: • H i l l . I I * t; M A It Kit iTT ALIC E L. M A R R IO T T D a t o l ut W i l d e r P a r k , o r . i n g a i.'oun ty, F lo rid a . A latih 1st. IMS H anford I D r a l d Hanford. F l o ri d a M a rch I, IS. I*. CD4J-31 54. 1M2 i v i'll s? i n n i i r i i t r i i T i v W i i f o i l SUM I M l AN i ill v IV. r i . l l l l l l M . VII. IW M . V.VI- >«K n v u MAVINOe IIANK. s c o r p o r a ti o n , P .lntlff, i >* KAYMKIt st al, MARTIN llllUDKH i room. 2 tile haihs, fully air- I.’i. I'luinhiiiK Services conditioned, laicallon Souili end uf Crystal Drive, |>i< h Arlmr f: a Jarrell, Build, tiui L*tri- t b a n April i. 1 :••:r If you l i a v c acreage you If ) o u fa ll to *» a (lacra* woulil like lo sell—Please p ro cu tifassu will t*r sn t# r # '! Call! a g a i n s t >4.u for lit# r#ll*«f tl#« Vnuiuicil In t b r ( vou pl ain l. bl s u i t I* to fo ra cly s# a ttiiirl- 280 It. Ii outage oil West First g ag # . Tii# r«at u r o p t r i ) p ro c* rtjr 1 a g a i n s t t* Street (sit 461 with depth. ' i» i If, i U X L A N D Some terms uiid 2 la-ilroom 1.if j > ri i .i*4i%t s i ' i u ^ home, only $15,500—a real ftdVwrdlny t a a p l a t t b s r r - | of, rv c u rd v J In I‘li*t liao k investment. Call Now. * - p a g r * K to I'm pr tn . I I'a o l l c Racurtf* o f neuiif. jla l o u t i t r . i odd.* Leman Bluff It'ierlront—All U J l M J i i in) x a n d an.) tb# or part of 97 ft. Frontage *•*1 uf sa b i «’u u l t a l datsford, $50 |H-r It. Florida tliia Silk d a) of 1‘m r u a f ) , i t i Z. (HEAL) A r t h u r II U fcksU h Jr..l C l a r k of tb# C ir c u it C o u r l f ID : M a r t h a T. V lk lan D # i u t ) CTvrk REALTOR - INSUItOK ciH i-ta i, ir. l> .« 2 P LAWN Mower for sal* or trade for Utility trailer. 328-080.1. 1961 y.ig Zag Sewing Machine Darns, makes button hole*. With guarantee. 5 Payments of $6.40. FA 2-MIL NEW FLOOR demonstrator adding machine with sub. traction and multiplication. List $125, now $69.95. Fowell’s Office Supply. 117 Mag. nolia. BABY FURNITURE all kind*. Twin beds, boa spring, small desk, o c c a s i o n a l chair, window /an. Phone St*nknrik Ginas Mini I’niuti 4 om pauy 210 Magnolia Bh. FA BEDROOM S U I T E . Very -4622 , reasonable. FA 2-1742. AUTO • RADIO CUCKOO CLOCKS. 93 M up. Drive-In Itcpair Service Made in Germany, to sixes. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. For FREE pictures. Price*. 25th St. A Sanford Ave. Write to • Clocks'' P. O. Ph. 323-0655 Box 78, Santord, Fla. .11. Poultry - Livestock 16. Automobile* - Track* Large Shetland Borne*: 1 1953 Ford Custom, clean, ra ­ gclduw. 1 mare. New sad­ dio, h e a t e r , automatic dles and bridles. 3229162. transmission. Good mechan­ ical condition and good rubBROOD SOWS for tale Will bcr. $165. Call FA 2 53« al­ tiring pig. in 6 or 8 week*. ter 5 p. in. FA 2 0264. Realtor Raymond Lumlquist, Asso. Children kept. FA 2 4182. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Day* work and ironing at 3 Bedroom, 1 hath, large cor­ Imiiiic. 706 Bay Ave. ner lot facing lake. 109 Wait* Drive. S u n ! a n d 11. Beuuty Snlona Estate. FIIA in service. IIAIUIIEn S BEAUTY NOOK $150 down, monthlv $8175. Complele Beauty Service VA nothing down. FA 2 8o741 Evening Appoinlmvul* or FA 2-2118. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 LOT for sale. 75' x 230\ Cut \ Curl Bcai^ly Shop Grove Manor. By owner. S|tecial on Perms. Call for 4'all FA 2 7111 after 6 p m appointment. 3 Senior ope­ rator*. Free parking lot*. St. Johns Realty 3i8 Palmetto Ave, 38-0634 THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Bark Ave. FA 2 6123 11. Fled rival Service* FltlGiDAIHR ANOTHER FAUULOL'S IK Y bales L service AT CRYSTAL LAKE. Open House Wiring, Free Flslimalrs beam eiiuslmethin, lUme lireplare, 3 bedroom and a Sid VUllefl'l Kamlall Electric optional r o o m , Florida 112 .Magnolia Pit. FA 2-0915 tug. J- kioiit Hi*- ■- flvi"i^. A ta ri k INSTALLED PIANOS— We have in this vicinity 2 Spinet pianos which can be purchased by making small deposita and taking over small monthly payment,. Inquire Thomp­ son Music Co. 29 Colonial Plata Mull. Orlando. Ph. GA 5 4577. 1957 Mercury Monterey, 3 etc. Orange tlees. Approxi­ tunc, white wall IfTes, auto­ mately 21a acre*. FA 2 9162. SECRETARY RECEPTION*- 11 A. Pets 1ST. Typing, shorthand. matic transmission, power SIAMESE KnTFINS $25. Ph. 1 New house near Lake Mary. Apply in person. Clupman steering, radio, heater. Good FA 3 3332. Afternoon L 322 3098. Architectural Art*, 101 W. mechanical condition and evenings. First, Sanford. good rubber. $500. Phone 12. Real KMalr For Sale FA 2-5388 alter 5 p.ni. Rally sitter, live in. Room, 11. Flowers - Slirulm SERMCE STATION builneat laiard and $15. tut S. Mu- PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Ban ~ BUYING A NEW sw fur sale. Only 3 owners in pie. USED CART sic slock. 37 years. Buy only stock FINANCE IT WITH US GHABEVILLE NURSERY and equipment. FA 2-4682. 17. Male Help Wanted S Ixiw Interest Rates Grat>eville Ave. Near 2Uth St. ♦ Lour .Monthly Payments 4 ACRES of land 275 ft. Road EXECUTIVE type. Willing FLORIDA STATE BANK frontage on We«t 1st St. to WOI k. $125 wkly. Average. 31. Furiiilure 4 lane hw>. Price $15,000. High School Grad., Fla. res­ LARGE SELECTION of used CAR WANTED. Will trade Terms. ident 1 yr. Own ear. Age 'JI* even for my 35 ft. boat. refrigerators, $29 and up 50. 260X N. Orange. Orlando, Good condition. W. Cooke. with nr will tolit trade. 5 and to acres Idcd farms 241-0501. 006 S. Park. Apt. 4. FURNITURE CENTER available. 11UU French Ave. 1962 STUDEBAKER 44 to* 18. Help Wanted Ph. FA 2-T953 C. A. Whiddon A WATKINS ROUTE in tliia pickup reduced for quick Rei;. Real Estate Broker WANTED reliable couple lo sa l e - $995. Call Ralph Pc* 202 S. Bark Ave. FA 2-5991 aiea is open for st-mi-relir.d told, FA S-16U. take up muni lily payments man, or lady. Muny aemi-ie* uf $13.50 on 3 complete I960 Valiant, 4 dr. St. stick, tiled people ,uril $5(1.00 lo rooms of furniture. Call R. k H. $995. ISM Cadillac IIU0.4K) per w e e k depending TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ cpe. Dcvllle. Full power Is Stenstrom Realty on time devoted to route. lect. air. $1695. Sanford Motor Also hav, 1 full time route Ileal Estate — ilort«ane* open. Maytie you (ini qualify. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Co. Boo French Ave. III N. Bark Ave. 322 2420 For personal interview in Service With (he Cash. 3 Bit, 2 hath, fenced back your area, write J. II. MeSUPER TRADING POST 37. Hon 18 - M o to rs yard, air conditioner, Kit­ Garity, Box 627, Willitton, FA 20677. Gateway To 7710 Waterway chen equipped. 3309 S. Park Florida. Used furniture, appliances, Holmcm Sporting Goods ' Ave. FA 21761. tools, etc. Bought • Sold, Your KVINRUDE Dealer 19. Siluutlonn Wanted l-arry’s Marl 215 Sanford 304-68 K. 1st Bh. FA 3-5961 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Child Cure. FA 2-2274 Ave. Bh. FA 2-4132 |(s!#(i(Jalits | cr. FA 2-3378 or FA 2-So77. >4»| Ii | . ill « | 11 l l l l . %T I T E III* IT.1)11 III % fill R if m e i M a rlin u n o i i t a , NOW IS IIIF. TIME TO BUY i l i a C#W ln D r lx a 3 Bedroom home in WynneOolum bua. 13 «)H!o li u r l a <( lkhu*l«.s wind lor only Sl2,5no witli C a lv i n D rlv a extra*. F'll V down paymeul C u lu illb u a 13, I (hbs 5IU0. V*«u a r a lia r a b ) n o t i fi e d iltal a suit Da- b a m f 11 • >1 sgalus*. >uu In tb r sU xc atillila«j c a u s e a n d tt.at >wu re«iu|ra«) Large i Gcdrcom Ivkefronl in fll# ) o u r a t i s H « r tt)# . home, Florida room, dish­ C l a r k of (Ills Cifiirt untl t o ' washer. etc., ONLY $29,500 s**ivr 4 uofi) tiier**of U(mu Ilia p l a i n t i f f o r p l a i n t i f f * u t ((•I 14**) • » e-*« (44(14# a i l a<J- Going inachiue and repair liras* It J«r.( i!u |« . W ails Clark# and 11 a lit ll ton. ISui sltop business tor Sl..<0u. H a r n e i t N a t i o n a l H an k l i u ?!*J - I ’vjUlls' ! 34. Art idea For Sale Wall I'luiiibinj; A U n itin g AIK CUNDI1 IU.MNG CON 1It ACT and REPAIR WORK lUUi ValiliJld Ave. FA 2 6562 PLUMBING Uontracting Rrpulrs FREE EbllM A lEb B L. HARVEY 204 Sanford An FA 2-3383 JG. Kudin k I division PERSONAL- RADIO- A T V. SERVICE Wc u-|iair BI m i i u Changers ItuUio A T.V.. \ulu Radios t DAY' SERVICE -alii bl. A Santord Ave. I 'll. 323 0655 17. K|>i-einl Service* Stem per Agency WEl.Ls DRILLED. BUMPS, aPHINKEIt 'SYSTEMS Ail Type* rn J sixes IVc Repair and service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 20' W. 2nd St FA 2-4432 l A 2 4991 i«19 S. French Ave Piano lumiig and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2 4223 FRKB ESTIMATE 38. Motorcycle* • Scooters Upholstering L Mattress ren­ VKSI*A MOTOR SCOOTERS. ' ovating. New k Used Furni­ New k Used. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Lewi* Sale* k. Service Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 2517 Country Club Hd. •FA 2 2117. Ph. FA-2-7926 1950 Vespa Grand Sport Call FA -2-6035. I Sale lathe* shoes $1.88. Men* shoe* $3 88. Surplus City, IB. Trailers • Cabanas 201 W. 1. BATIIFINDER. All aluwl- ' IIABY HUB and Polaroid num. Like new. inside and Camera. FA 3-5939. • out. Sleep* 4. Tub, ehower, T.V., dual whet-ls, many ex­ KRIUIDAIRE Refrigerator. 1 tras. $1625. Terms. Phone Year old. $IW. FA 2-124)8. FA-2.7675 Hot|>oint Refrigerator. Excel­ lent cund. $95. FA 2-4119. NEW 3 BEDR0 0 M Housetrailer. $2500 and take up payments of $60 a month We loan Carpet Sliampoocr or rent for $100 month. at no cost witli purchase Contact in person L y u ol Blue Lustre shampoo. Bradbury at Thrlftway. Carrolls Furniture. 11. ArlicleM For Sule HOLLERSo/SANFORD $23(3 893 1713 1193 1293 1193 $93 993 $13 $93 81$ 49$ 1193 1193 199$ 89$ 119$ FORD 4 lloor H.T.. V-8, Falrlane $84), Auto. $9$ 89$ DOD47K 4 Dour liardlop Coupe, Autu.---$93 < IIEV. lie-lair I-Dr.. 8 Cyl- Sid. Tran*. ... 293 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. 6 Cl I- Sid. 493 CIIEVIIOI.KI >i Ton Pirkup $93 CHEVROLET 2 Door. Auto. 893 PONTIAC I Door Hardtop, Auto. 993 4 HEY. !s Ton I'iekup 1959 I ADILI. Vt I Dour. DrYillr Air 4 ond......... 1938 ( IIICY. 4 Door, Air 4 uiiiiitioii ............ 1961 4 IIEV I Door Malion Wagon, Y>8, AulO. .... 196(1 f IIEV I Door. 6 Cyl., Standard Trans......... 1959 < IIEV I Door Station Wagon, 6 Cyl. 1959 OEIIS I Door Hardtop. Power and Air Cund 1938 FORD Station Wagon. 6 Cyl., Auto. ........... . 1938 4 IIEVIU.ET <j Ton I'irknp. 6 Cyl. . .—_ 1937 l'4)HD Country Sedan. Overdrive ........ . 1938 FORD Station Wagon. V-8, Automatic 1936 CADILLAC Sedan, DaMlle, Bower, Air fond. 1938 PLY MOUT1I 2 Door, V-8, Htd. Tran*. - ... I98U ( IIEV. Impala 4 onv.. \/T , I'/H, l‘/ l l ------1961 (TIEVKOI.ET (» Ton Pickup, Auto. Traiu. 1960 CIIEMIOEET *, Ion Pirkup, 8 Cylinder 1939 I'LY MOLT II 2 Door, « Cylinder ......... . . 1939 CHEVROLET 4 Door. 8 Cyl.. Hland. Trana. 1938 1957 1933 1933 1930 1931 1930 1939 EASY G.MAC PAYMENTS 219 E. 2nd FA 2-0711 2303 PARK AVE. ORLANDO CH 1-3188 FA 2-9881 �.W eer • , ...... .-- J i U . : ■ t —i— : • r:* AA-r ■ ■ •• 'J t f SIDE GLANCES B y Galbraith e u e e ...N c w ,o a r v a i o o a a g ta U F /t mton •SP, a* i} iax w taa» « iiaia 3 */Z "Bart lo Just a minor govammsnt employe, so wo won't ba going on Junkets right away I" LAST NIGHT, A S UQ*-"n a i n T i l e . va/AI U* ▼ ' /•A u e CARNIVAL By Dick Turner WHAT A f W V J H m * D /A £ •P * J F V J A L K W T t -O ). jnmiPMuii if. 3f. ^YEftAND^ ALLIS ATOR 4 A B B TOU ** WEAR) N S VOU TO X HATE TO INTERRUPT, BU WOULD VOU LADIES LIKE ORDER TOUR LUNCHIT how c a n we o r d e r lunch W HEN W E HAVEN’T J --------- DECIDED ON RATS 1*^ «sra5sw “Mow that w e ’ve docidod on th o color wo want, shall wo look at some other shades to bhangs our minds to?" TIZZY Q**5u!& U <& H f By K ate Obaiui FOR.THE L * s r n M e * « Q | U IT OSf.VpUTOCV Legal Notice t o th o r e a r t o f lb # C o o n tr ■lodge, l e o l a e l e C o o n tr, F lo r­ ida. l a P ro b a ta . In r e t K arate o f GRACE I. M ETCALF Deceaaad T o All C reditor* a n d Peraooe lin e la g c la im * o r Dem and* A galnat Bald K a tatai Too a n d each o f ro u aro h e r e b r n o tifie d and re q u ire d to p re ea n t a n r clalm a a n d da* m anda w hich ro u , or e ith e r of ro u , m a r h a r e a g a ln a t th a a a ta ta o f d ra c o I. M etcalf, de* ceaaed. la ta o f aold C o u n tr, to tho C u u n lr Ju d g e o r Hemlnole C o u n tr. F lo rid a, a t hla o fflc t In th e c o u rt houao of oald C o u n tr a t S anford. F lo rid a, w llh ln alx c a le n d a r m ontha from tho tim e o f th e flre t p u b ­ lic a tio n uf thle notice. E ach claim o r dem and ahall be In w ritin g , and ahall a la t* tha place of rtald en c o and poat of* tic* addraaa of* “tho call" la im a n t, and ahall b* aw orn to b r tha c la im a n t, a g en t, a tto r n a r , and a n r a u rh claim o r dem and not ao filed a h all ba Told. F lra l N atio n al D ank a t W in te r P a rk H r: F ra n k P. d la c k ln , J r . T ru e! O fficer Aa e x ec u to r of tho L aet W ill and T ee ta m en t of d ra c o I. M etcalf, daceaaed W lnderw eedle, H a ln ta A W ard A tto rn e ra I t P a rk A renue, South, W in te r P a rk , F lo rid a P ubllah M arch *, IS. I t . I«. CDQ-IT l a fbo C ooH o l th o C o o n tr J a d g r , Bemloete C o o n tr, F lo r­ id a. l a P ro b a ta , l a ro t K ata to o f M A TTIE F . COODL’HN Deceaaad. T o A ll C re d it* re a n d Peraooa H a t lo g Clalm a o r D em aada Ag a l o a t Ooid K a tato i T ou a n d each of ro u a ro h e ro b r n o tified and req u ired to p re ea n t a n r clalm a and dam anda w hich ro u . o r a lth a r o f you m a r b a t e a g a ln a t th a a a ta te o f MATTJB F . COOBUHN, dtceaaad, la ta o f oald C o u n tr. to th a C o u n tr Ju d g o o f Bemlnolo C o u n tr, F lo rid a, a t hla o ffice In tho c o u rt houao o f oald C o n n tr a t la n fo rd , F lo rid a, je lth tn alx c a le n d a r m ontha from tho tlm a of tho flra t p u b licatio n o f th is nolle*. T w o copies of •*ch claim o r dem and a h all ba In w ritin g , a n d a h all a la l* tha p lar# o f ra ald tn c * and poat offlc* addraaa of th a c la im a n t, and ahall t>* aw orn to b r th a c la im a n t, b la a g e n t, o r a tt o r n a r a n d aocom panlad b r a filin g fa* o f on* d o lla r and aurh claim o r dem and not ao filed ahall b* Told. / a / M arjorie C. T apilo A* E x ec u trix o f th e L aat W ill and T aa ta m an t of MATTIE > r. COODURN, Deceaaad B U natrom , Davl* I M cIntosh A tto rn a r* for E x ec u trix Poat O ffice Box 1110 S anford, F lo rid a Publlah Feb. II, I I * Mar. I, II, 1111. SWEEP1N' DIRT UNDCR C D F -II — i------------ - T H B M A T n l a I bo c o a r t o f tko C o o n tr d o d g e , Pomlo el a C o a a tr. F lo r­ id a, l a P re b o te , l a ro i B a ta ta a l BEH TIIA K. LOW E, Deceaeed. T o All C redlloro nod Persona HOTtog Clalm a o r D em ands A g a in st gold B a ta ta t You and each of ro u a ro h e re b r no tified and re q u ire d to p re se n t a n r clalm a and de* m anda w hich ro u . o r e ith e r of ro u , m a r h a r e a g a ln a t tha a s ta ta o f HBRTIIA K. U )W K , deceased, la ta of C o u n tr, to th* C o u n tr Ju d g o of Bamlnola C o u n tr, F lo rid a, a t b is office In th a c o u rt bonaa o f aald C o u n tr a t S anford, F lo rid a, w ith in six c a ltn d a r m ontha from th a t i n t of th a f irs t p u b . Ilc a llo a of th is notice. T w o copies of each elalm o r d e ­ m and a h all ba In w ritin g , and ahall a ta ta th o place of realdance a n d poat offlod a d d ress of th o claim an t, a n d sh a ll bo aw orn to b r tba c la im a n t, hla a g e n t, o r a tto r n o r and a c ­ com panied b r a filin g fee of ono d o lla r and such claim or dem and n o t ao file d sh a ll b* TOId. / a / lo aa V. T a n n e r Aa A d m in is tra trix o f th* B a ta ta of BERTH A K. LOW S Deceaaad B tanatrom . D a rla A M cIntosh A tto rn e ra fo r A d m ln la lratrix Poat Offlc* Box l i t * S an fo rd . F lo rid a P u b lish M arcb I, I t , I t , M. "Then Tom's ear broke down miles from any hamburger stand or pizza parlor or anything!" V a /U - BRAT THB H0WTBU.M1I* - lo n c a of PU BLIC Itr.A m .T O N otice la b a ra b y given. B oard o f C o n n tr C om m issionera o f Bemlnolo C ounty, F lo r­ ida, propoaaa to aroond tha B oning R egulatlona to proaldo e etb ack rtq o lre m e n ta In C -I C om m ercial D la trlo t nnd M -l In d o e trla l D lalrlcL Coplea of th lo propoeed rat* olutlon m a r ba o b tain e d In th a Z oning O ffice. C o u rt Ifonao. M ondara th ru F rid a y s from •:•* A.M. to l:0« P.M. P ublic b e a rin g w ill bo held In th a geralnolo C o u n tr C ourt Ifonao, S anford, F lo rid a, In th a O o u n tr Com m laelonere Houm. on M arch I I , IK S a t 10:11 A.M. or aa aoon there* a f te r aa potelbla. H oard of C o u n tr Commla* olo n rra Sem inole C o u n tr. F lo rid a n r J . C. H ulchleon, Chair* m an A tti A rth u r H echw lth, J r . P u b llah : M arch IS. IK S . C fH I-K t CAN TRACE K/S PlCTUn M R HIM ^ RKMiTHeRB 35 * ‘/ ' P a n « —March 12, 1968 or • V.*fv • V i:-' V •• .v;, *, * ■t Ctx>*ll l a I bo C a ir t o f th e C o a a lr Jo d g e , S em tosio C o a a lr, F lo r­ id a. la P ro b a ta , l a r* i B a ta ta o f EMANUEL COMPTON. Dacaasad H a e to g C laim s o r D em aada Ag a lo o t BOM K etalei You a n d each o f ro u a r* lia re b r no tified and req u ired to p re ea n t a n r claim * a n d d e . m anda w hich ro u . o r a lth a r of ro u , m a r b ava a g a ln a t tba a s ta ta of E m a n u tl Com pton, dacoaaad, ta t* o f ra id C o n n tr, ...................................................... nl. to tbo C o u n tr Ju d g o » f Sami* n ela C o u n tr, F lo rid a, a t bl* offlc# In th a c o u rt bonao o f aald C o u n tr a t S anford, Flor* Ida, w llh ln a la c a le n d a r m onth* from tb o tim e of tho flra t p u b lic a tio n of thlo notice. T w o copies a f each claim o r dem and a h all ba In w ritin g , a n d a h all a ta ta th # pleoo of raaldanc* a n d poat offlc# a d d rasa o f tbo c la im a n t, and ahall b* aw orn lo b r tbo claim ant, h la a g e n t, o r atto r* n o r a n d aeoom panlad b r a fil­ in g too of one d o lla r a n d auch claim o r dem and n a t so filed ahall b* Told. /■ / H elen M. C om pton As B x o e n trU a f th a L ast W ill a n d T o ctam e n t a f B m aapol Com pton, daceaaed Steaatroaa, D a ria A M cIntosh A tte rn o ra (o r B soonU ix E d w ard * B slid in g l a n i a r d , F lo rid a P xbllak F ob. i t , N A M ar. I. I I . IMS. c o r-n mam- Hospital Notes ■ arcr s Admliilos* Dorothy Demine, Margaret Harden and Clara Taach, De* Bary; Letter Van Clayton, Oviedo; Lilly Griffin, New Smyrna; Cbarlea 8. Roberta, Lake Mary; Billie F. Buih, Longwood, and Thelma But* ner, Patricia Reynold!, Mae B. GUion, Cora Rico, Starlin Hunter, Donald N. Flamm and Kathryn Ragan, all of Sanford. ■irtha Mr. and Mra. Allen Harden, DeBary, a daughter DiamUaala C h a r 1e ■ Lawrence Bote, Longwood; Margie S. Morris, Glen St. Mary; Dean Fbinight, Demice Henderson, May McAlexander, Mary E. Schuenemann, Evelyn Jor­ dan, Valerie G. Colbert, Edith Coyner, Barbara Boeikool, Patricia A. Travia and Mr*. Edward G. Checefsky and baby, all of Sanford. MARCH • Admissions Georgia Mae Llngard, Ovie­ do; Jam es J . Gehr, Lake Legal Notice N O TIrK tM I K R F ic rrriM B nam k s t a t u t e TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Nolle# I* h ereb y giv en tb a t th e u ndersigned, p u rs u a n t to tho "F ic titio u s Nam * H ta tu te " C h a p te r KS 01. F lo rid a Bla* tu ta . w ill re g is te r w ith the C lark of tho C ircu it C ourt. In and fo r Bamlnola C ounty, F lo rid a, upon re c e ip t of proof of tho p u b licatio n o f th is notice, th e fic titio u s nam e, to* w ill QUALITY CABINETS u n ­ d e r w hich I am e n g ag e d In bualneea a t I I I N lcolet A ve­ nue In th a C ity o f W in te r P a rk , Florida. T h a t th a p a rtie s Intarbetad In sa id h u iln a a s e n te rp ris e n r* a* follow s: K sla ta o f Klata P . L ew is F lo ra B. L ew is F e rn a n d a s A B carlto A tto rn e y s a t Law 41 N orth O ra n g e A venue O rlando, F lo rid a Publlah M arch I , 13, I I , SI. C D O .lt NOTICE OF PU BLIC HK ARINU N olle* Is hereby given. B oard o f C ounty C om m ission­ e rs o f g tm ln o le C ounty, F lo r­ ida, p ro p o e ts to am end tho Z oning R e g u la tio n s to In­ c rea se th* m inim um lot a lia on w hich re sid e n tia l b u ild in g s sh a ll be p e rm itte d , Section I I Subsection I t s ) . Copies of th is proposed r e s ­ o lu tio n m ay ba o b tain e d In th* Z oning Offlc*, C o u rt llouaa, M ondays th ru F rid a y s from l:o* A.M. to t : « l P.M. Public b a a rln g w ill b* bald In Ih* Sam tnola C ounty C o u rt llouaa, S anford, F lo rid a, in th a C ounty C om m issioners Room, on M arch 31, 1 K I a t 10i*a A.M. o r no ooon th e r e ­ a fte r aa poealbla. , B oard o f C ounty C om ­ m issio n ers Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a By J . C. H ulchleon, C hairm an A tte s t: A rth u r 11. B eck ­ w ith , J r . P u b llah : M arch 13, l i l t CDQ-IT l a tb o f e e r t o f tbo C o a a lr J o d g o , Beaalaole C o u n ty , F lo e . H da, l a P ro b a te, l a R oi B a ta ta o f W ILLIAM COMBE, L ESLIE HOL­ D ecea eed T o A lt Coed It e e s a a d P erso n a H a v la g C la im s o r D em and* A g a lo o t S aid E a la te i Tou and each of you aro h ereb y n o tified a n d req u ire d to p re se n t a n y claim * and d e ­ m an d s w hich you, o r e ith e r of yon, m ay h a v e a g a in s t th* a s ta ta o f W ILLIAM L ESLIE HOLCOMBE, deceaeed, 1st* of aald C ounty, to th a C ounty Ju d g e o f Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, a t hi* offlc* In th* c o u rt house of said C ounty a t S anford, F lo rid a , w ith in six c a le n d a r m onth* from th* tim e o t tb* f irs t p u b lic a tio n o f tblo Dotlco. T w o copies a f each claim or dem and obatl bo In w ritin g , a n d sh a ll a la t* tli* place o f raaldanco a n d post office addraaa o f th a c la im a n t, and a h all ba aw orn lo by tho c la im a n t, b la a g e n t, o r a tt o r ­ n a r and accom panied by n filin g fa s o t one d o lla r and such claim o r dem and n o t ao tiled a h all ba void. /■ / M ary M. Iloloomb# As A d m ln ls tra lrln o f tho E s ia ta o t W ILLIA M L E S L IE HOL­ COMBE Deceaeed B tanatrom , U avls A M cIntosh A tto rn ey s fo r A d m ln ls lra trlg P ost O ffice Box III* S anford, F lo rid a Publlah F eb. I I , t« A Mar. I. II. IHL CDF-75 N O TIt'B OF SUIT T H E STA TE O F FLORIDA TO JO H N SANFORD OBtlAT IIA R P. R E SID E N C E UN­ KNOWN. AND W HOSE MAILIKQ AD DRESS IS UNKNOWN: A aw orn c o m p la in t h a v in g b te n filed a g a ln a l you In ibe C ircu it C o u rt In am i fo r Sem i­ nole C ounty. F lo rid a, by BETTV LOU OMUATMAIU*. for dlvorce. th e s h o r t title of w hich la BETTY LOU OBUATIIAnP, P la in tiff, v e rsu s JOHN SAN. F O nU OBO ATIIAnP, D efend­ a n t tb ee s p re se n ts a r e to com ­ m and yoa to a p p e a r and file y o u r A nsw er o r e th e r defin e* o r p lea d in g s h a ra ta w ith th* C lark of th* C irc u it C ourt of Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, and aarvo a copy th e re o n on P la in t­ if f # A tto rn e y , C a rro ll Burk*. A tto rn ey a t L aw , p , o . D raw er Z. S a nford. F lo rid a , on o r bo fo re tbo I t h d a y o f A pril, A. D. IK S, o r o th e rw ise decree pro ronfeeao w ill bo entered a g a ln a t you. T h* S anford H e rald Is d e s­ ig n a te d aa a n sw ap a ar of geno ral c irc u la tio n In w hich tbla c ita tio n sh a ll ba published once each w eek l o r fo u r c o n ­ se c u tiv e weeks. W ITN ESS m y b an d a n d o ff I d e l seal of tko C lerk of tbo C ircu it C o u rt o a th is tho let. d a y of M arch. A. D. IKS. (SE A L ) A rth u r If. B eckw ith, j r . C lark o f C irc u it C oart Ay: M a rg a re t Z Tyro. D eputy C lerk P a h ils h M erck t , I I , 11 |« . K. till. C D Q .lt Mary; Frederick J . Wallace, DeBary; William T. Free, man, Mattie Singleton, Lull Mas Powell, Belt Alexander, Dorothy Higginbotham, all o| Sanford. Birth a Mr. and Mrs. Lowen R. Bush, Long wood, gon Mr. and M ri. Brantley Longard, Oviedo, a daughter. Dismissals Belly Sue Larson, C a r l Krauth, DeBary; Mra. Robert French and baby, Longwood; Dorothy Barnci, Linda Ann Thompson, Shelly W a n d a Cardwell, Andrew D. Vestal, Charles M. Wine, Alice B. DcBrlne and Mra. Richard Otcntl and baby, all of San­ ford. Legal Notice NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR CLOSING, VACATING A N D ABANDONING CERTAIN ROADS AND STREETS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEHN: You will take notice that the Board of County Commis­ sioners of Seminole County, Florida, a t 10:00 A.M., or aa aoon thereafter aa practi­ cable, on the 26th day ot March, A. D. 1963, a t tha County Court House In San­ ford. Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider and determine whether or not the county will close, vacate, abandon and diiclaim any right of the county and the public In and to the following described roadi and streets, to-wit: That portion of 90th Street from the E ast line of tha NWV4 of the SEW of Sec­ tion 94, Township 19 South, Range 30 East,- westerly to the West line of Loti 44 and 43 of M.M. Smith's Second Subdivision, ac­ cording to plat thereof re­ corded in P lat Book 1, page 101, Public Records of Seminole County, Flor. ida, and thence that cer­ tain 90-foot right of way extended from the South line of Lota 45 and 52 of M.M. Smith’* Second Subdivision North to the North line of Lots 51 and 46 of aald M.M- Smith’s Second Subdivision. Persons interested may ap­ pear and be beard at the time and place specified. Board of County Commis­ sioners of Seminole Coun­ ty By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk n o t ic e O F P U B L IC H K ARINO N otice la h e re b y given. B oard of C ounty C om m ission• r s o f H rm lnola C ounty, F lo r­ ida, propose* to am end Ilia Z oning Iteg u lallo n a to provide non - p e rm a n e n t cam p a lia s fo r te n ts , le n t houaaa o r t r a i t ­ ors n o t o f a p e rm a n e n t n a tu r e a t flah oam pa In Bem lnola C ounty. Coplea o f th is proposed rev­ olu tio n m ay b* o b tain e d In Ih* Z oning O ffice, C o u rt llouaa. M pnday* th ru F rid a y s from 1:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. P u b lle h e a rin g w ill b* held In th* Bam lnola C o u n ty C o u rt H ouse, S an fo rd . F lo rid a , In th* C ounty C onim lealonera Room, on M arch 31. I K ! a t t*:Q0 A.M. o r aa aoon th e r e ­ a f te r aa poealbla. H oard o f C o u n ty C om m laaloner* Hemlnol* C ounty, F lo rid a n y J . C. H u tch iso n , C h a irm a n A tte s t: A rth u r lle c k w lth . J r . P u b lish : M arcb t t . IK S COO-SI IN THB C IR C U IT COURT N IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O P F L O R ID A IN A N D F O R BKMINOLR COUNTY. t'HA V 'K R V NO. ISSrS NOTICE TO A P P E A R F E D E R A L NATIONAL M ORTQAOB ASSOCIATION. P la in tif f -v sFR A N K PA U L HOLMAN a n d V IO LET H U N T ER HOLMAN, hla w ife, D efendant*. T H E STATE O F FLORIDA TO* ..FRA N K PAUL HOLMAN A d d ress U nknow n V IO LE T MAN HUNTER HOL- A ddraaa U nknow n TOU A RE H E R E B T NO TI­ F IE D th a t a s u it h a s been filed a g a in s t you In th a a b o v e e n title d causa, a n d th a t yon a r* re q u ire d to file y o u r a n ­ sw e r w ith th e C la rk of th is C o u rt and to asrv* a ro p y th e re o f upon th* P la in tiff o r . P l a in t i f f s a tto rn ey * . w h o sa nam e* a n d a d d re ss I* M ack N. C leveland. J r . a n d H arold F . Jo h n so n . P. (X D ra w e r Z, Han­ ford, F lo rid a, n o t la te r th a n tb* I t h d a y of A pril. A. D. l i l t . 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I.o.ct & Fount! 2. Notice.-* - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food C. For Kent liA SjH.*ciul Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sulc 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opj tort unity lfi. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wuuted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Baliysitters 21. Beauty Sulons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Buildingr Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 20. Radio & Television 27. S|>ecial Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trdcks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice 6. Fur Kent 9t|r NICELY’ furn. 6 room huttac. FA 2-6237. 3 Ikdroom liousc. 2406 Stev­ ens Ave. Phone 31V 4671. F u r n i s h e d Apartment. 3 Itnonn, hath. 2 Double bed*. 110 W. Third St. Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adulta only. Pb. FA 2-7366. Lake 31ary. 2 Uedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3049. FA 2 6317. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur» plus City. 201 W. lat St. FURNISHED Collage. Phone FA 2-2800. Furn. lovely 2 UR Apt. Lake privilege*. FA 2-0274. Furn. 3 Urn, Apt. $30. Mo. Adults. Th. FA 20480 Furnished 2 bedroom tiouae for small family. FA 2-0100. Furn. 2 Uedrooiu house. Adults. No pets. FA 2 7061 MCE apt Tile $6$. LARGE 2 1R~furn! Oil heat and fireplace. bath, 1700 Magnolia. FA 2-3931. NEWLY FURNISHED Large 2 HR. duplex. 14th St. Longwood. 836-3298. Three r o o m apartment. 2101 $43. 2 Bedroom Apartment, $33. Williams. Phone furnished Magnolia, Furnished Hubert A. FA 23931. 2 IIEDKOOM HOUSE. Lake Mary. Ph. FA 2-7213. IN T H E C I R C U IT C O U R T O P T i l l ! N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I R ­ C U IT O P %M l P OH S E M In o l i : c o u n t y , p i .o i i h m . CHANCERY* NO. 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For Rent NO CASH NEEDED Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Southern Air Apartments. Kitchen equip­ 3 Uedroom, 2 bath. $61 a month. T. A 1. included. ped. li)8 W. 18th St. Ph. Heating • Air Cnnditioning 322 8083. FA 2-4678. Sales—Repair—Contracting FREE ESTIMATES 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Kit­ FA 2-8321 ed 860. Like Mary, Ph. chen equipped. No down 2302 Oak FA 2-1757. payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. F R IG ID A 1R E FA 2-1761. 2 BEDR003I house, kitchen Sales A Service equipped. 175 month. Ph G. H. HIGH FA 2-3303. 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-38*3 Furnished Apartment. Close Olfice FA 2-2111 in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 Monuments, Cemetery work Nights FA 2-9641 Also Lettering on Stones $23-6700 Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. 1303 Dou­ 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 2317 Mellon) lUe Ave. glas Ave. FA 2-6836. 3 BEDROOMS. 3 baths. Fla. Phone FA 2 6449 Rnt. Convenient to NAS. ROOMS, The Gabies, 401 Desirable neighborhood, low LAWN SERVICE Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. down payment. 131 W. Jin Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. kins Circle. FA 2-3261. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. FA 2-1817. LAKEV1EW Home for sale or Few completely furnished 2 trade for a tiled farm on the bedroom home. FA 2-2577. west side nf Sanford. Call 29. Automobile Service FA 2-7898 days or FA 2 6368 FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. AUTO GLASS nights. 3 Room furnished upstairs INSTALLED | Apartment. Adult*. 843. Ph. 15 HuNlneMK O p p o r tu n ity Senkarik Glass and Paint FA 2-7399. Company MAN or WOMAN to service 2 UEDROOM liou*e. furnish­ and collect from cigarette, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 ed. $H5'mo. Unfurnished 876; ice and other coin operated AUTO • RADIO 2430 Elm; FA-2-3102. dispensers in this area. This Drive-In Repair Service is a very good position that PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. ‘Would you mind g o in g over th a t part about how to 6A Speciul Notice* can be worked full or part23th St. A Sanford Ave. change th e vacuum cleaner bag!" 'tim e. Person selected must Ph. 322-0633 REMINDER have good serviceable car INCOME TAX SERVICE 6. For Rent 6. For Rent and lu or more spare hours 31. Poultry • Livestock O. M. HARRISON’S pef week and $300.00 lo 2 Bedroom furnislied Apart­ On the rollins hills Golf 1311 Palmetto Ate. 322-8827 $3,600 00 cash capital. Write Large Shetland Ponies; 1 ment. Downstairs, large course. New mssonry home. gelding, 1 mare. New sad­ giving name, address, tele­ rooms. Cali 322-6341. 3 Bcvlroont. 2 bath, built-in 9. For Sale ur Rent dles and bridles, 322-9162. phone number and all de­ oven L ranife, firpelacc unit If you like country living. tails to Box 1116, Tulsa, 3 Uedroom Furn. house, $90 drapes, carpeting. Double BROOD SOWS for sale. Will 3 Uedroom, 2 hath*. On Oklahoma. Mo. 322-2322. carporte. TE 8 2866. bring pigs in 6 or g weeks. south side of big Lake FA 2 0254. Mary. Water for boiling, 16. Female Help Wanted 3 RM. furn. Apt. Water furn. 2 UIl Duplex, excellent loca­ etc. Orange tree*. Approxi­ $10 Mo. 112 Mu pie. tion, electric kitchen. MKU-B RECEPTION­ 21A. Pots mately 2Vu acres. FA 2-9182. SECRETARY S. Elm. Call FA 2 3394. Furnislied Garage Apartment IST, Typing, shorthand. $45 month. Apply in person. Chapman SIAMESE KITTENS 825. Ph. Houses for rent. For infor­ 1 New house near Lake Mary. FA 2-3332. Afternoon It 322-3098. John E. Fox, Realtor Architectural Arts, till W. mation contact Ted Wilevenings. 110 N. Park 323-0330 First, Sanford. liapis Hardware, 2tij K. 12. Real Kidate For Sale 25tll St. 2 IIR. house, 817 Catalina. . Babysitter, live In. Room, 32. Pkment • Shrulm SERVICE STATION business board and $15. 104 S. Ua- PETUNIA, Snapdragon, F in ­ UNKURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms. LAKE MARY. 3 bedroom. 2 for sale. Only 3 owners in ple. bath. 2 screened porches. ale atock. bath. On lake. Air-condi­ 37 years. Buy only stock 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ GRAPEVILLE NURSERY tioned. FA 2-8920. and equipment. FA 2-4682. 17. Male Help Wanted stairs etchings. Grapcville Ave. Near 20tti St. 4 ACRES of land 273 ft. Road EXECUTIVE type. Willing Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. frontage on West 1st St. to work. $125 tvkly. Average. 33. Furniture 1365 Elliott Avo., FA 2-3234 4 lane hwy. Price $15,060, High School Grad., Fla. reaor FA 2-0323. LARGE SELECTION of used NOTICE OS’ a t IT Terms. hlont 1 yr. Own car. Age ‘21IN T H E N i R E o r T H E refrigerators. 829 and up d t it i : os* n .o H in * 50. 2tki8 N. Orange. Orlandu. RENT A RED with or wiUwut trade. H U M il.I .lA M DALTON DUN- Roilawuy, Hospital A Uaby 5 and to acres tiled farms •241-0301, FURNITURE CENTER F O R D a m i H E T T Y LOU* avaUable. Beds. IBK D U N F O H D . hi* writ*, U 00 French Ave. r**l<!«nc* u n k n o w n . 18. Help Wanted By Day, Week, or Month Ph. PA-9-T933 TO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I ­ C. A. Whiddon CARROLL'S FURNITURE FIE D m at fuddhal na­ A WATKINS ROUTF. in this Reg. Real Estate Broker tio n a l M OHTGAOr: AHKO. Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. WANTED reliable couple to •N AT IO N , h a v i n g fll«<l In (lila 203 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3991 area Is open for semi-retired tako up monthly payments C o u r t It* awroru Hill u f C o m ­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS: man, or lady. 3!any semi-re­ p l a i n t . lh « n a t u r e a m i p u r p o x of $13.30 on 3 complete tired pvupl<* earn $30.00 to Rooms private 'baths, 114 n f w h i c h 1* t o f o r e c lo s e t h a t rooms of furniture. Cell c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e e a e c u t e j by $100.00 per w x k depending W. First St. . TE $-1311, Casselberry, col­ li n y Brook* llan w n .r ami on time devoted to route. OI*4y* V. H a m m e r , hi* w ife, lect. 600 T.V. STAMPS to L a w y e r * M o r t g a g e a m i T lllo Also liKVe 1 full time route Hcul Estate — Mortgages C o m p a n y , on t h e Sr.l .lay n f Monthly with prompt uayJ u l y , A. D. !»:.s; t h a t .alt] 322 2420 open. Maybe you ran qualify. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick ment of $60 per month, i 111 N. Park Ave. For personul interview in C o m p l a i n t p r a y * f o r a n an Service With the Cash. Uedroom furnished Itome. 3 UR, 2 bath, fenced back ■-ounllng t o he t a k e n u n d e r your area, write J . 11. MeSUPER TRADING POST III* d i r e c t i o n o f t h e C o u r t fo r FA 2-6457. yard, air conditioner, Kit­ Garity, Box 627, WlUitton, FA 2-0677. w h a t I* d o t til* I’l a l r il l f f f o r p rin cip al a n d I n U re a l on aald chen equipped. 3309 S. Park Florida. m o r t g a g e a n d m o r t g a g e no t* Used furniture, appliances, Ave. FA 2-1781. ■ nd f o r t h e o»*t*. c h a r g e * a n d tools, etc. Bought - Sold. • sprn eea Including a tlo r n f y a ' 19. .S itu atio n s W a n te d f**e a n d a h i t r a c t f r e e a n d N O T H '!: UN H E N STCTITIOUB Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford ROBERT A. WILLIAMS t h a t In d e f a u l t o f *uvh p a y ­ NAME LAW Child Cara. FA 2-2274 Are. Ph. FA 2-4132 m ent, ti t l e . In ter* * !, e s t a t e , T O WIIOSI I T MAT C ON CER N Realtor claim , d e m a n d a n d e q u ity of N o lle* la h t r e b y g i v e n t h a t Raymond Lundqulst, A.mo. Children kept. FA 1 4112. FREK ESTIMATE r e d tm p llo n of th* D efen d an t* th* u n d e r a lg n td , p u r s u a n t to • nd *11 p*r*on* c l a i m i n g by, t h * " F l d l t l o u * N a m e H t a t u t e . " FA 2-3961 Atlantic Hank llidg. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Days work and ironing at th ro u g h . und*r nr a g a l n a t I lo u a * Mill No. 1178. C h a p t e r ovating. New k Used Furnit h e m o r a n y o f t h e m , h* all- No. :u»r.S, l a n > of F l o r i d a , 3 Bedroom, t bath, Urge cor­ liuiuc, 706 Uay Ave. a n l u l e l y b a r r e d a n d fn rac lo e - M i l , w ill r a g l a t a r w ith t h e lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ner lot lacing lake. 1U 9 e d ; paid e u l t b e i n g file d In C l e r k n f t h # C i r c u i t C o u r t , In Co., at 700 Celery Ave. 21. B a a u ty Halona t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , o f th * N i n t h • nd f o r Beinlnol# C o u n t y , F l o ­ Wails Drive, S u n 1 a n d J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . In a n d f o r r i d a . u p o n r e c e i p t o f p r o o f of •FA 2-3117. Estate. FHA in service. Hemlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In t h * p u b l i c a t i o n o f th la n o llr* . HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK r h a n c e r y . en title d F E D E R A L tha flctltio u a nam e. $430 down, monthly $$4.73, In w it: Complete Beauty Service 34. Article* For Sale N A T IO N A L M O U T O A O E AHBO- F E R N P A R K M O B IL E IIOMKK VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 CIATIO N. a c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n - T R A I L E R P A R K u n d e r w h li li Evening Appointment* or FA 2-2118. Sale ladies shoes $1.M. Mens Ired u n d e r a n A d o f C o n g r e e * w e a r e e n g a g e d In hiitliiree. a t 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 a n d r a i d i n g p u r s u a n t t o th * n u m b e r 771 F e r n P a r k B o u l e ­ slmea $3.88. Surplus City, F * d » r a l N a t i o n a l M o r t g a g * A s ­ v a r d . H i g h w a y No. 17-S7. In LOT for sale. 75' x 230\ Cut 'N Curl Ueauty Shop 20! W. 1. s o c i a t i o n C h a r t e r Act. I 'l a l n - t h # C i t y o f F e r n P # r k . F l o r i d a . Grove Manor. Hy owner. special on Perms. Call for tlff. v e r a u a W I L L IA M DALTON T h a t th * p g r t l r * I n t e r e s t e d D U N F O R D a n d B E T T Y LOU- In eald b u a l n a a a e n t e r p r i s e , ar* Call FA 2-7411 after 6 p m. appointment. 3 senior ope­ BABY CRH! and Polaroid IBM D U N F O R D , hi* wlf*. *ml a* follow*: Camera. FA 2-3909. * O R A N G E U T I L I T Y OOMI’ANY. rators. Free parking lots. P H I L L I P <1. M A R B I O T T ■ ml H I IH IK W O O D W o ty D 1*110A L IC E I . XIAIIItlO TT 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 St. Joints Realty FBIg d IX'CTH CO., INC., D e f e n d a n t * , D a t e d a t W i n t e r P a r k , O r a n g e b e i n g C h a n c o r y Caa# No. I I K 7 , C o u n t y , Florida, Xtar*h l e t, THE TIME TESTED FIRM j Year old. $1UU. FA 2-1266. p r a y i n g • f o r e c l u e u r * o f aald 1X1 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 24. Electrical Barvkaa m o rtg a g * on t h * ’ f o l l o w i n g H an fo rd H e r a l d Hotpolnt Refrigerator. Excel­ d * * crlb«d L a n d , l y i n g a n d be* H an fo rd , F l o ri d * FRIGlDAlHE Ing In Ham luol* C o u n t y , Klur* M a rc h I, IS, IS. SI. 1X 1. lent cond. $95. FA 2-4119. ANOTHER FAUULOUS BUY Sales 4 Service Ida, t o * w l l : C D U -Jt AT CRYSTAL Ij IKE. Open U , t X . Block S. W E A T I I House Wiring, F’ree Estlinales We loan Carpet Sbampooer beam conitruction, slune F .IIH F IE L D FIIIHT A D D I ­ IV T i l s : UIH U U IT C O U R T 1% al no cost with purchase T IO N, a c c o r d i n g t o th * AA U y t l H I K B I V I I I . K ( I I I Aliraplace, 3 betlrouui and a Sid VlhiM's Randall Electric p l a t t h e r e o f , a* r e c o r d e d TV. I 'L I I R I U A . VO. I B T I , 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 ol Ulue Lustre shampoo. optional r o o m , Florida In I ’la l Hook 12. I’a g * X VMinfKKAO BAVINOB BA NK, Carroll's Furniture. P u b l i c R e co rd * o f H tm ln o le a c o r p o r a t i o n , room. 2 tile baths, fully air- 25. Plumbing Service* C o u n t y , F lo rid * . P alntlff, conditioned. Location South Hubject to a utility *e«* t a. l u r i i l o v e r l l i r t u u l k fou r* | H W y l l . l t M U tri.N I t l l u D L S I end of C'r)*tul Drive, Loch at at. le*», . I t * f p -l . Arliur. K. A. Jarrell, Build­ T u # * l b # r * 111, III* f u l l'. u lu* | |l« f*l,d*U l* | er. FA 2-3371 or FA 2-8077. Ite m uf p r o p e r t y w h ic h 1* AOTIUK III' #1 II SWEETIR PIE By Nadine Seltzer Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice T AIHE~ilefrigerator.’T Wall to.-aMU In aix l p t r i n a n r n l l y In- T i n : a l a l l t d • • p a r t o f III# Inipro )#* T O i majit o n *ald l a n d : I N T K B N A T I O N A I . «»f U T I ­ CA K t 'H N A C U Xln DKL No. # r* T i: fl iih iim I t * > ii" r M artin Ithod**, , NOW IS HIE TIME TO BUY ( I X C a lv i n D rive 3 Uedroom home in WynneI 'o l u m b u * . IS. o l i l # Dorl* li. Ithodv*. wotd for only $I2,30U with • •u p a : k - d I t s * C a l v i n Dr I v# extras. Fll A duwn pa>meut Tb* t a p i * * * e u u u x r a t l o u i 'o l u m b u * IS, Ohio o f tb * f u r p a u l n * l t « m plibtl You a r * b * r * b y n o t l f l t d t h a t ' $100. h o t b* d**m *d l u l i m i t or a au lt ba* b«*n f i l t d a i v l v i t r«*lrlut lli* p p p l l r a b l l l t y >og In Iht * 1* 11 * *n tl 1 1*.J of *tiy o thrr l a n e u p a * c*g*«. a n d t b a l > ou r r q u l r t i l , Large 4 bcdrcoin hkefrunt <1#*crlbliia In a « n * i a t I t r m i l* fll* y o u r a n * « * r w i t h th * j home, Fiuridu room, dishctlipr p roparty l i i l p n d t d C U r k o f till* C o u r t utnl l o 1 l u b r Piivarril li*r# by. •rrr* a vop) tb rr.o f u p o n ! washer, etc., ONLY $29,500. You. a n d # a c b u{ >»u, » r* i th * p l a i n t i f f oi p l a i n t i f f * o t l i a r t b y nuklflPd to fll* P ' l - j l o ru v y * , wlnj*i iiatu* a n d a d - Going machine and repair I* Jtniilng*. W att*. t o n a l l y u r b y a t t o r n * } . In tb * dr*** shop business (or $1.3UU. and llam lltnii, t;u , o f f l c a o f tb * C l a r k of **ld C l a r k * C o u r t , In l b # C o u n t y C o u r t H a r n t l t N a t i o n a l B a n k UulldIloua*. lu a a n f u r d . n ain lu u l* In a, J a c k i o n v l l l * S. F l o r i d a , jou C o u n t y . F l o r i d * , on o r b afo r* n u t U t * r t h a n A pril *. 1S4I If you have acreage th * 27 th d a y o f M arc h. A. l > , If y o u fall to do *o * d r c r a n ; would like til sell—Please W*S. y o u r a p p r a i a n r * . * n * . « * r ' pro i- u u ftaao will I,* » n t* r * d o r o t b * r d a f a n a l t * p l v a d t u a * l a g a l n a t y o u 'o r t h # r # I U f d* { Call! t o tn « C o m p l a i n t lu till* can** I m u n d a d In tl,# >o i n p l a l n l . lit* a n d *l*u lo * * r t # u p o n S*ud- au l t I# lo fo raclo a# a i n o r t- 289 It. frontage on Weal First • r s. M o K w an . Hen w a r * A g a g * . Tli* r«# l u<op*rl> p ru Mint*, a t t o r n e y * f o r t b * P l a i n ­ c*«d*d * a a l n * t I*: Street (SR 46) with depth. t i f f , a co p y of a a l d p l * * d liil* . Lot IS. Block It. HCNI.AND | Some terms and 2 bedroom o th e r n It* **ld Bill of Com* UMTATKB. a *u bd lvl*luugl p l a i n t . Mill b* l a b * " • • cona c c o r d i n g t o a p l a t t l i t r * - | home, only $13,360—a real f* * # # d ' by ) v i i a n d « acb of | of, r # o u rd * d In P l a t Book investment. Call Now. 21, pag«* Id t o IS o f th * I you. D u M : AN D r i l l D L I I C D tnl* j P a u l t c l l t c o r d * o f g« m lhut* C o u n t y . F lo rid a. 27-1-1 d a y v I K*Pro*r> A D .i Lemon Bluff Riverfront—All lass, at H an fu rd , Hatnlnol* | V t l l N L # * m y b a n d a n d lb # or purl of 97 ft. Frontage o , l uf aald C o u f t a t H auford . County. Florida. F lo rid * . till* Sllli da> of $30 per 11. (HKA1. . A r t h u r II. U a c k w i l b , J r .. F a u r u a r y , I S C . C l a r k o f tb * C i r c u i t C o u r t (BEAD n f Hemlnol# C o u n t y , F l o r ­ A r t h u r >1. U r . k a l t h . J r . . C l a r k o f tb * C i r c u i t C o u r t id * llyi M a r t h a T. V lb lan H) ; M a r t h a T V|lil*n D C . D eputy C lr r k PuUlUl, F*U. 2 4 A M ar. 4. REAL10R - INSCHOR P u b l l a h M a r ' l l i. 12. IS. 7S 13. IS. ISIS. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. CDF-0" C D G -IS Stemper Agency Plumbing A Healing AIR L'ONDITIUNI.NG CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1907 Sauford Ave. FA 2-9362 rLCMUING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMAIEb ‘ II. L. HARVEY 294 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 I 46. Radio Ik Television PERSONAL RADIO 4 T.V. SERVICE Wo repair Phono Changers Radio It T.V., Auto Radios 1 UAY SERVICE 25th St. It Satifurd Ate. Ph. 323 0033 27. Special Service* WELLS ORILLtU. PUMPS, SPRLNKER 'SYSTEMS Ail Types end Sires Wu Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 20» W. 2nd St FA 3-4432 Planu Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - f a 3-4223 34. A r tlc k n F o r (tel* ; PIANO’S - We have in Uiif vicinity 2 Spinet pianos which can be purchased by making small deposits and taking over small monthly payments. Inquire Thomp­ son Music Co. 29 Colonial Plaza MaU. Orlando. Pb. GA 3-4377. 2 P LAWN Mower fo r sale or trade for Utility trotter. 323*0893. 1961 Zig Zag Sewing Machine Darns, makes button holes. With guarantee. 8 Payments of $6.40. FA 2-M11. NEW FLOOR demonstrator addinr machine with aub* traction and multiplication. List $125, now $69.98. Pew* ell's Office Supply. 117 Mag­ nolia. BABY FURNITURE oil Unde. Twin beds, box spring, small desk, a c c a a i e a a l chair, window fan. Phone FA 2-6107. BEDROOM S U I T E . Very reasonable. FA 3-1743. CUCKOO CLOCKS. * . » up! Made in Germany. 10 sites. For FREE pictures. Prices. Write lo ••Clocks” P . O. Box 71, Sanford, Fla. 36. AutomoMtea • Tracks 1933 Ford Custom, clean, ra ­ dio, h e a t e r , automatic transmission. Good mechan­ ical condition and good rub­ ber. 8165. Call FA 2-53M af­ ter 5 p. m. 1937 Mercury Monterey, 2 lone, white wall three, auto­ m atic transmission, power steering, radio, heatar. Good mechanical condition and good rubber. $300. Phone FA 2-53M alter 5 p.m. ■e. BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Paym ent! FLORIDA 8TATE BANK CAR WANTED. WU1 trade even for my 83 ft. b o a t Good condition. W. Cook*. •00 8. Park. A p t 4. <1982 STUDEBAKER 4* «M pickup reduced for quick aale—$689. Call Ralph Pe­ s o id , FA 9-16U. < 1960 Valiant, 4 dr. W. stick, R. k H. $988. 19M CadiUao cpe. Devllle. FuU power it air. $1895. Sanford Motor Co. loo French Ave. 37. Boats • Motors Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* 1 Your EVINRUDE D ealer 304-6-9 E. 1st Ph. FA 9-1991 3 8 . M o torcycloa * Beoe t i f g VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. New k Used. Lewis Sales 4k Service 2817 Country Club Kd. Ph. FA-2-7929 1939 Vespa Grand S p o rt Cal FA-2-6035. 38. Trailers • Cabaaas PATHFINDER. AU altm ri-1 num. Like new, inslda and out. Sleeps 4. Tub, shower* T.V., dual wheels, many ex­ tras. $1623. Terms. Phone FA-2-7676 NEW S BEDROOM Houeetralier. $2900 and take up payments of $90 a month or rent for $109 month. Contact ta person Lyaa Bradbury at TVlftway. KOLLERSo/SANFORD 1939 C A D ILLA C 4 Dour. DeVille A ir Cond............ 1V3H C IIE V . 4 Dour, A ir t'ondltlun ................ ......... ... 1961 CHHV 4 Door Station Wagon, V-8, A n ts. — 1960 CHKV 4 Door, 6 C y l„ Standard Trans. — ... 1959 CHHV 4 Door Station Wagon, 9 C y l............... 1939 U LU S 4 Door Hardtop, Power end A ir 4>nd 1936 F O IIII Station Wagon, 8 C y l., Auto. I93K C H K V O LK T Ton Pickup. • C yl. 1937 FU ltU Country Sedan, Uverdrlro 1936 FO RD Station Wagon. V-$, Automatic — 1936 C A D ILLA C Sedan. DcVIUe, Po eer, A ir I 1916 PLYM O U TH 9 Door, V-8. Bid. T ra n s ..........491 1966 C IIE V . Im pale ConvN A /T , P /S , P / B ------ 1999 1961 C H E V R O LE T >t Ton Pickup, Auto. T ra m . 1998 1960 C H E V R O LE T •, Ton Pickup, 9 Cylinder ~ $991 1939 PLYM O U TH 8 Uoor, 9 C y lin d e r----------1919 C H E V R O LE T 4 Uoor. 8 C yl- S u ed . Trnne. 193s FOKO 4 Uoor H .T - V-8. FnlrU no 188, Antn. 1987 DOUGH 4 Door Hardtop Coop*. A ntov-.-. 1932 C H K V . Belatr 4-Dr- 9 C y l, M l Trana. 1938 PLYM O U TH 2 Uoor. 4 C y l, S id .-----I960 C H E V R O LE T l i Ton Pickup ................... 1921 C H E V R O LE T 2 Uoor. Auto. ....... 1939 PO N TIA C 4 Door Hardtop. Auto. 1939 C H K V . b Ton Pickup ....................... •8 EASY 919 E . lad F A 2-0711 GMAC PAYMENTS PARK AVE. 9-8881 ORLANDO CH 1*164 �. ffijf 0aa(arb . •*' *« >:• ' . News From Sanford Men In Service By Jane Casselberry Girl Scout Troop 33S start­ ed out Girl Scout Week with a Campout at Camp Tlcochec, Uie Citrus Council's Camp near Barbcrvllle which ii supported through the sale of Girl Scout Cookies. The glrlt left Friday af­ ternoon after school and re­ turned Sunday afternoon. While In camp they stayed in cabins In the Tall Tim­ bers Area. A Scouts Own ceremony, consisting of Bible reading, singing and prayer, wai conducted Sunday morn­ ing by Becky Totten, Cheryl Watters, Karen Krlsi, Melends Casselberry, S u s a n Hunter and Alice Dunnetl. Other girls wlto made the trip wero Karen Casa, Doris Alkens, Mary Jo Hulbcrt, Joy llornbuckle, Annetto llcndcr and Cathy Johnson. The group was arrompanled by Mrs. Frank Russell, leader; Misi Joan Ostruw, toachcr at South Semlnolo Junior High and Misi Lee Van Wormer, a scout leader in a Winter Park troop. . ' 1 . * < • . A Lenten Drama presented | Taking part In the drama i Other* by members of the DeBary i were Mrs. Ethel Gray, nar- | program Community Methodist Church 1rator; Sidney Swallow as J u - ----------was featured on the program ]das, Harold Barry as Simon ■ ■ ■ ■ § for the annual WSCS Birth- i Peter, Hugh Booth as a Ro- < day Luncheon hehl last Tues-1man soldier, Mrs. Ed Perry j day with the Ruth Clrrlo as j as Mary, Margaretta Lake; bostcsi Fifteen men aaniffned to the Hcuvy Attack Wing One ataff a t the Sanford Naval Air Station today were presented three-year Good Conduct Medals by Cdr. Charles W. Meahier, the Wing's Chief Staff Officer. ■ The presentation* took place during n special J. a ST. JOHN • Faff* 8 — March 12, 1968 | Vrralb M g t g ffi! muster of Wins staff person­ nel in front of the Station's administration building. I t was the seventh such award for two of the re­ cipients: Master Chief Avia­ tion Eire Control Terhnlcian Edwin 0 . Neville and Clement B. Reeves Jr., Chief Aviation Machinist Mat*. Five others received their s i x t h award; Ilcnnard I). Buckingham, flM l; Freeman W. Firestone, ATC; John fltanklewlca Jr„ PTCA; John F. Uhr, ARCS; and William G. Young, n r . In addition, Chief Uhr was awarded a certificate of per­ manent appointment to the rate of Senior Chief Aviation Electrician's Mate. Others receiving Good Con­ duct Medals (the number in parentheses is the number of times the recipient has re­ ceived this award); Billy B. Ityan, AKC.H (5); Kenneth C. Fehl, AOCA (4); Wendell Holmes, AQ1 (4); Clifford C. Lord, AK1 (2); Henry 1*. CaM-y Jr., YN2 (1); James 8. Kent, IlM'J (1); Herman F. Waller, YN3 (I), ami Lawrenca I.. Hills, PII2 (1). * •. Freeze Damage Estimates Severe LAKELAND (UPI) -C itru s damage from the December freeze apparently is even more severe than was thought h bw at first, according to Flor­ ida Citrus Mutual. So severe, in fact, that Mu­ tual said this weekend the chances of having even half a citrus crop next year arc a "remoto." Tree damage and wood loss are high, according to A LENTEN DRAMA wan featured on the projfrnm of last week’* annual a report from Executive Vice DeHary WSCS Illrthday Luncheon. Taking p art in the pre*entat!on were, President Robert W. Rutledge from left, Harold Harry, Sidney Swullow, M ingaietta Lnkcmnn, Mr*. Kd and groves are showing in­ Perry, We*ley Snatkump and Hujfh Booth. Mr*. Ethel Gray, who nerved n* creasing damage. narrator, wiut not present for the photo. (Cox Photo) The report said only a few areas escaped widespread damage. These were mostly in the Indian River and low­ er ridge sections which miss­ ed the brunt of the Decem­ The Chief Staff Officer of Fireslone'a Naval career bat aircrew aerographer In ber cold wave. . ileaty Attack Wing One to­ extends back to 1933, when patrol aircraft during World day released orders to the he enlisted for duty In Chi­ War II. Ills introduction to cago, III. Except for Uie per­ Fleet Reserve for Freeman iods 1037-42 and 1013 30, he Heavy Attack was in 1030 Composite Squadron W. (Ru*ty) Firestone, end­ hai served the Navy ever with Seven (now Sanford-based ing more than 20 years of since. Heavy Attack Squadron Se­ His career Included duty ven), then home-ported at active Naval duty for the Members of District 37 of Wing's Public Information in both th« Pacific and At­ NAS Moffett Field, Califor­ Uio Florida Nurses Assn, will lantic fleets. He flew as com­ nia. chief. meet Thursday at 8 p. m. •Later in the SO's be served in the Health Center on Firestone, a chief aviation aboard the aircraft carriers French Ave., for the month­ Electronics technician, has Lexington and Midway, fin­ ly session. been stationed here since ally coming to NAS Sanford Guest speaker will be Mrs. January 1060. In 1000. Exrept for brief as­ Alvin Kilpatrick, from the The orders were read by signments to special pro- Red Crosi office, who will Cdr. Charles W. Mcshler, )ccts, he has worked in Pub­ present a program on Water Chief Staff Officer, during lic Information ever since. Safety. She will bring "An­ a special awards muster of Firestone, his wife, the nie" along for demonstration all Heavy Attack Wing One former Dorothy llelgcrt of purposca. personnel in front of the Nekoosa, Wls., and their three All registered nurses In Naval Air Station adminis­ children live a t 211 Citrus Seminole County are Invited tration buildings. Drive, Sanford. to attend. Double columns of "sideboys” composed of other chief petty olficers assigned to the Wing staff saluted and the whistle of a bo'sun'i pipe sounded Firestone's depar­ ture to Inactive duty. r i r v . .^ M *i V M f « F 1 Mt \ k?* i l I. . - I. Longwood Circle Sets Election By Donna Estes LnngWood's'St. Catherine of Siena Circle of the Church of Na^vlty Catholic Women's Club will hold Ita regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. William Wright on W. War­ ren 8L Members are urged to at­ tend as there will be election of officers. Nurses Assn. Meet Thursday Run dean through spring with RPM MOTOR OiLS Lundberg To Be Circle Speaker By, Shirley Wentworth Assistant County A g e n t Ernie Lundberg will bo the guest of Urn Bear Lake Gar­ den Circle as (he program month’s speaker meeting. The circle will meet at S p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lome Evelslior, corner of Causeway Dr. and Pearl Lake Dr. in Forest City. Check to bv sure the hos­ pital iiutlent feels well enough to have visitors. ART IIROWN PEST CONTROL F . W . F IR E S T O N E Want your car to singthrough spring... with smooth­ er performance, every mile? W ant engine parts so dean, so friction-free, you save up to 1 gallon of MANUFACTURED LOCALLY By Gator Lumber Company to meet your exact building specifications. APPROVED BY • • Southern Builder Code Congress FHA a v a 700 French Ave, P h . P A 2-7121 gasoline in every. 8? Then change to RPM Motor Oils, the deposit-free oils with the amazing ashless detergent th at almost halts engine wear!'Choose from RPM Special and RPM Supreme—two great oils. Both are high-detergent. Both clean engine parts as you drive, keep your engine young. You’ll find that RPM in your crankcase means long-run­ ning mileage, better protection for your car. One try tells why Standard products are Dixie's favorites! STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KENTUCKY) and HEAT COVERS Termites A Other I'eata 2001 PARK DR. 322-8865 SANFORD Auto Glass and Sent Cover Co. 301 W. 2nd 322-8012 f l 1W J i •l l 1 ; ! ft v i' i . &■*>>< '-x 'J ' -■/'*» ill 1 1 ■ 1 ] j Vfty [i«*P v l. * * t . | ]1 1 11J Lj I 1 • ! f l'~ ' iTtWV V- r, "tars ir^rsts Ritual *, , y • Dt« ; rCli • i t » lT' -r. V .' I small MUw U Pars 08 Pwlwaaaca liult. O ne up on every oilier car" U a quote from Motor Trend Magazine's experts after roadtexting tlvc '63 Rambler American 440Convert­ ible (pictured above) with Twin-Stick Floor Shift, Rambler's sports-car option. Why don't )vn look at a Rambler? See all the ways it's one up on the rest—with DeepDip n u t proofing, sparkling performance with proved economy, optional Reclining Bucket Seats. Complete Une includes the lowest-priced U Ji. car. See your Rambler dealer! FJVffff C a r X -ffay f o e k i can save you moocy 'buying a new car. At your Rambler dealer I STANDARD ^ O I L ^ BILL H E M P H IL L MOTORS. Inc. | t f 301 _ _____ W . V in t 81. S u M , V torfcU LIMi Opart to owner* of '59, *60, *61 Ford*, Chevy*. Plymouth*. Falcon*, Corvair*, Valiant*... all Rambler Sas your toabtof deale* lor oalry to tal Oiler touted to naidents a(Wi*coftMvKahra*ha. Florida. Kew J tf^ y. Connecticut- Best place to s to p -to REFRESH and REFUEL �•* GOOD OL* FA SH IO N ED CRACKER DAYS *** c t o t + By LARRY VERSIIEL A 1,000 acre offer bai already been made if tbe state locate* that propoied atate univeraity in Seminole Coun­ ty . . . A special meeting of the chamber’s long range planning committee on educa­ tion will be hastily called “soon.” • • • One of the structures slated for condemnation is that old hospital on Oak Ava. • • • The county has been paying for termite control on the Jail . . . 135 per year . . . After a 20 minute discussion yes­ terday the board decided they didn’t need it . . . The build­ ing is made of concrete. • • • After yesterday’s e i g h t h o u r County Commission meeting, John Fitzpatrick quipped . . . ‘‘We’ve got crip­ pling paralysis, talk, talk and table everything.” • • • Wc asked John Fitzpatrick about a possible pay raise for Supervisor of Registration Camilla Urucc and making it a full-time operation. Said John: “ If we don’t start pay­ ing our officials a reasonable wage . . . we’ll wind up with second class officials." • • • Asked Jim Avery the same question and Jim said, “ Don’t think we’re ready for a full­ time registrar yet. It’a desir­ able but the voters will have to forego the luxuries for some of the essentials." • • • Circuit Judge Voile Wil­ liams la chairman for this year's Boy Scout drive . . . Speaking of Voile, he's a per­ fect gentleman . . . He gives his reserved c a r . parking space by the courthouse to hla secretary and parka hia ve­ hicle on part of a city ease­ ment. There was another boiler explosion at Hunt Plant . . . This one not quite so serious. • • • Lengthy toning board meet­ ing tonight . . . Biggest item it public hearing on Jo* Gatil’s community s h o p p i n g center by Ravenna Park . . . Starting time 7:30. • * * Nobody asked me but, sure wish ltill Hutchison would get well . . . Miss him I • • • “Dirty pool" was charged by C o u n t y Commissioner Jam es Avery against Zoning Director Robert Brown Tues­ day aRernoon. Brown was pushinghla request to allow the courthouse maintenance employ* the privilege of us­ ing a county-owned truck for transportation to and from home. Avery charged and Brown admitted he had col­ lared individual commissionera separately in an effort to push across bis request. Com­ mission okayed a motion by Commissioner John Alexan­ der to table the request for 90 days. • * • Although there la a water cooler in the hall right out­ side the County Commission ruom, Commissioners ’Hiesday directed "four or five" thermos Jugs with cold water be placed on the bead table at ftiture Commission ses­ sions What? None for the press table? • • • Gordon Frederick and Jan Fortune won’t speak at Jayt-ecs and Women Club groups . . . Both forums canceled . . . Mr. Fortune couldn't fnake it. • • • Trooper J. L. Sikes and Deputy J. Q. Galloway were “on the sceoe" at the time of thf fatal train-truck collision. The two officer* were on sep­ arate Investigations and Just happened to be passing through Altamonte Springs when the accident occurred. • • • Seminole County will bold “open bouse'" for the public at the courthouse during the week of March II, designated by Gov. Farris Bryan* as “County Government Week." County Commission has ex­ tended through SchoolSupt R. T. Mil*«« an tnritation to U- students to "sit In" at tho next Commission meettag. March » GOOD OL* F A S H IO N E D Cracker Days Cornin' M illio n F a c ility E y e d C U E D&YS For N A S SEE BULLETIN # c U tfn rft I f m t lh WEATHER: Cloudy mul warm through Thursday. High today, 80-85. Lontv tonight, 67-70. VOlT63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEI)., MARCH 13. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 667 Quick-Thinking Cited In Train-Truck W reck Quick thinking by a rail­ road engineer was being cre­ dited today with preventing injury and possibly death for passenger* aboard his train when it struck a liquid gas truck killing the driver, Delton Theodore (Ted) Tcston, Tuesday afternoon at Alta­ monte Springs. When fire from the truck's liquid gai spewed the area the engineer, C- P. Ilarkcy, of Sanfnnt, drove his train, 18 cars with two diesel units, through the flames to a point A fterm ath Of Collision of safety. Trooper J. L. Sike* today recounted the accident: Teaton, 21, of 100 Garrison Drive, Sanford, was driving hit truck, owned by MidFlorida Gas Company, San­ ford, on Leonard Street par­ allel with the Atlantic Coast Lino tracks and at 1:45 p.m. pulled onto the track* in front of the train, tho “ CUy *«( >i;anii," evened by )!iroi.i Seminole County attorneys After a leng by discussion. Commlwiunrra were unani­ Central but operated by an appointed by the courts to Commissioner John Fitzput- mous In voting “ no fundi.” ACL crew. Tcston was killed instantly, In other action Tucudiiy represent indigent dcfcndsnls rlrk, saying “attorneys are in the higtuist-paid income afternoon, the Commission: crushed In (ha cab of hit must continue to do so with­ bracket and should give a truck. Accepted low bid of 33.334 out pay, it was voted by little free service," called for Flames scorched nearby of Rosier .Machinery for a bouses, outbuildings, railroad the County Commission Tues­ a roll call vote on the Issue used trailer. ties, tree* and shrubs. day afternoon. Referred to County Engi­ Working with II a r k e y Tlie Seminole County Bar neer Wilbam Bush for further aboard the train were Fire­ study l a question of build­ men R. R. Isencoff, Sanford Association had requested ing as eceaM Ned k> the and Conductor Kill* Rogers, Commission support of one new Bagtiak Batata* School. lakeland. of taxi plans: Statewide legis­ Tattled the t^ M b n of • Flames were sucked into lation providing ior counties h>-pa.s for sub­ tho air conditioning system to name public defenders or, division. ■' of the train and the passeng­ If that failed, to budget funds Took no action oe the re ­ er* were quickly evacuated. to pay court-appointed a t­ quest of the Seminole Cowty Firemen from the Altamonte torney*. Medical Association fur legis­ Springs, Caasrlhcrry a n d It was pointed out Tuesday lation strengthening th e by Clerk Arthur 11. Beck­ Hoard of Medical Examiners. with J r. that the State Su­ Approved a resolution dir­ preme Court has ruled a t­ ected to the State Road De­ torneys must serve indigent! partment requesting access when named by the circuit n ads ho provided for resi­ court Judges. dents whoso home* have been Carroll Burke, bar presi­ isolated in the construction By United Press International dent, submitted to Uie Com­ of Interstate 4. Violent thunderstorms rak­ mission Tuesday an estimate Tabled the naming of a JOHN FITZPATRICK ed the flooded Southland to­ that 33,500 would be aufflcommittee to study tlse need They Got Plenty* day and a blustery March cent for attoroey feet for e of a courthouse annex. year. Directed Zoning Director storm duin|>cd heavy snow Robert Ilrown to sign war­ across Nebraska and Iowa. rants against Clyde William* Thousands were homeless. and Al Reynold* for main­ The death toll mounted. An airline pilot reported a taining a Junkyard on High­ tornado near Indiana (Milia, way 438. Ind., during the night. Warn­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) ings of severe thunderstorm*, A single sealer Navy attack damaging winds and hail CHICAGO (UPI) - The asplane which crashed Tuesday were posted along an BO-mlletion’* railroads and five rail night killing the pilot was wide awath deep into the uukms i .-m i meJ battle across practicing simulated carrier heart of Ulilo. the negotiating table today Soaking rains across the in their longstanding “ frith landings and had been in the air only I 1* minutes, the WASHINGTON (UPI) — South sent river* and creeks erbedding" dispute. The 10-day-old Florida East spilling from their banks. The fight between the rail­ Navy said today. Killed was U . Cdr. Jack C. | Coast Railroad strike poses a More Uian 30,uoo persons fled roads and five on-train bro­ therhoods over Job-cutting Tholl, 32, of Jacksonville, a ! national hazard, Rep. Dante the rising water* in the Vir­ work rules changes would member of Attack Squadron I Fasrell, H-Fla,, told memlwrs ginias, Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama Tuesday. vind up in a crippling nation­ 48 based at Cecil Field Naval of Congress Tuesday. Air Station, about 2,x miles Faseell criticized the rail­ wide rail strike. way and II nun-operating lo­ Even though hopes for an front tbe crash scene. early settlement appeared The A4C Sky hawk burned cals for the failure to com* to Firm Start NEW YORK (U PI)—Stock* dim, It appeared likely that and set fire to dense brush­ an agreement. the quarrel would be dump­ wood in Hie area. Fire fight­ In Jacksonville, meanwhile, jumped off to a firm start to­ ed on the White House door­ ing units front tbe Naval strike leaders said they had day with aoine of the leading step before strike stage 1* Base and local volunteer moved “in a new direction'* to iisuea t r a d i n g substantia! blocka. settle the dispute. units doused the flames. reached. Attorney Funds For Indigent Out Violent Storms Rake Southland Dispute Talks Resume Again Navy Attack Plane Crashes; One Killed FEC Strike Called Hazard Justice of the Peace Elmer E. Ashley Jr- Impanelled a coroner's jury of six men at the scene, A verdict of accidental death in a trucktrain collision was returned by the Jury. Tcslon. a native of Sanford, was born July 23. HMI, and served 31 months with the Army’s Occupation Force* in Germany. Hr was a member of the Frre Methodist Church ard was employed by MidFlorida Ga* Company. Survivor* are hi* wifo, Mr*. Carolyn Teston, to whom he nras married last Nov. 3; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Deiton W. Teston; a slater, Miss Clco Tcston, and a number of uncles and aunts. The "sweeter thnn nwcct" nnil "hotter thun hot” Funeral services will be music for the formal tlnncc of the Semi-Ccutenniul conducted by Rev, Clyde Dol­ Celebration on April 27 will be none other thun lar, of Free Methodist Church Churlie Spivuk. The announcement whs nwulc by at 2 p. m. Friday at the Garnett White, chuirmun of, the event, who atltlotl Rrlsson Funeral Home. In­ that the 12 piece nationally known muHlc mukertt terment will be in Evergreen would Include th* lovely vo­ > Cemetery. calist Vicki Savage, who has letir, a popular X(traction, m*t only for her appealing yoke but fur her beauty. Whlta said that negotiation* for th* stellar attraction had been going on fur some weeks, but th* contract was signed yesterday. Cut Tuxes Asked The Mayfair Inn will lie the WASHINGTON ( I ll'll — site of the “hup" and man­ AFI.-CIO President George ager Evertt K rrr ha* assured Mrany urged Congress today White that the famous hos­ to rut lavra 310 billion, retro­ telry will “go all out” to make active to lust Jan. L this a top social event of the season. The full facilities will Reject Offer be made avnllablo to the fes­ GENEVA (UPI)—The Sovlrt Union today promptly re­ tive crowd that the committee jected a now tJ. 8. offer to let estimated at 400 couplet. the Itussiana keep nuclear InTicket* will be made avail­ apectoia out of uny area con­ able In the next few days ac­ taining sensillvu defense In­ CHARLES SPIVAK cording to Whit*. The print­ stallation*. ing has been delayed while the Due Here Banalizing of contract fur Disorganized? Spivak and hit musicians was JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — taking place. Th* “tag" will House Speakor Mallory Home he only 35 a couple" and that -aid Tuesday that tin- upcom­ is “rock bottom" cn price for ing session of the legislature such a festive evening with a will probably be one of the tup name band, White eaid. most disoiguuiacd In recent TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — | history. Stale Rep. Frederick Karl u( l)a>tuna Beach called today !Plot Unveiled United Press International Sample ballots for the for a legislative investigation I'AitlH (U PI)—French pol­ Matvh 20 special legislature of bond programs in Florida ice reported today they havp election are available at the including the 3157 million learned a Secret Army Or­ office of Court Clerk Arthur bund-lluaiu-cd Sunyhlnt- Stutu ganization plot to provoke II. Beckwith Jr. In the court­ prareful itrikcla into raging house-, It was reported today Parkway. mobs. Karl said he will aak the by Registrar Camilla Bruce. Absentee ballots are avail­ Legislature meeting h i r e New Impasse able at .Mrs. Brurc'a of fit a In April 2 to set up u i-poilal, lt> United Prraa International the Chamber of Commerce committee to investigate not New York publisher*, their building until b p.m, March only existing bond programs dliputa with tho striking 21. but alto study laws on deficit printers settled, faced a new •landing to determine whe­ impaste today in ironing out ther tho “fiscal Integrity" of details with th* Newapuper Guild. the state hat been violated. Glasaified .... Page 3-A Hu said lie hopes the study Comica' ..... ... Page 2-A will ( produce legislation to Vets Fined Dear Abliy Page 8 prevent “ fiscal irresponsibil­ MIAMI (UPI) — A muniEditorial Page I-A ity" in Uie future. cipal judge Tuesday fined 10 Entertainment _ Page 8 Karl suggested that legisla­ Cuban veteran* of th i Bay of I-egals .... Page 2-A k 3-A tors representing the East Pig* Invasion a total of 84UC Society____ Page 10 A II Coast meet early in (lie ses­ and gave each a suspended S p o r t s ....... ......... Page 4 sion to discuss the whole jail sentence for demonstrat­ Puxxle --------- Page 2-A matter. ing against pacifist pickets. lamgwuod volunteer depart­ ment*. along with Florida Forest Service men who spot­ ted the blaze from the Longwood fire tower, battled tho flames in the passenger cars for two hours. They were hampered by smoke ami the fact the flames were tn the air conditioning ducts. Train service was block­ ed by the wreck for 2'« hours, unlit 4 p. tit. Sikes said the truck was a complete loss, estimated at 38,000. He added the rail­ road was to gtve him an esti­ mate o( damage to the train after an inspection of the air conditioning system. Dam­ age to the front of the die­ sel was estimated at 31,500. Spivak 'Here' For Centinnial nowA... Bond Program Probe Urged Sample Ballots Available Herald Index Cooperative Teacher Training Program Set Here Tentative plans for a Co­ operative Teacher Training Program wrr* mad* public today by School Supt. R. T, Mitwee. To Include Volusia, Orange, BrevanJ, Seminole, Indian River and Osceola Count!**, the project was announced following a meeting of area Superintendents. Also attend­ ing wvr* Dr. Ray V. Sower* of Stetson University and Dr. W. T. Edward* of Rollins College who assisted school officials in designing the project. Aimed at meeting antici­ pated needs for trocher*, es­ pecially on tbe elementary school level, the irfw plan would permit a college grad­ ual* to meet requirements fur teacher certification while teaching. " It I* expected that th* adoption for the proposed two- year- Cooperative Pro­ gram wlU clear th* way for school officials to recruit needed teacher* from among college graduates In the local community," Mil wee eaid. It was emphasixed by both school and coRege officials that th* plan will include all essential features of s stand, ard teacher aducation pro­ gram. It will b« scheduled to help the new teacher work with children during the training period end will func­ tion *o that etrong profes­ sional preparation will be in­ sured. Following expected approv. al by tb* State Department of Education, prctMit plana call for tb* sequence of courses In tb* pilot program to begin during the coming Summer Session at Htctaon University and Rollins Col­ leger Milwaa said the Co­ operative Program had re­ ceived enthusiastic support from nil County superintend­ ent* and the participating college*. Regarding future* recruit­ ment plant, Mllwee said, “w* do not 'intend to reduce our efforts to secure fully quali­ fied teachera fur our children. However, past experience tells us that we probably will not otherwise be able to complete, ly staff our schools." , The Cooperative Program will enable the school, the col­ lege and the teacher to work more closely together to pro­ vide the most effective train­ ing for th* troeher during th* critical phase of her career," he added. Interested p r o s p e c t i v e teachers are urged to contact the Suprintendant’a office for further Information, be con­ cluded. TE1} TESTON Bulletin A 31,138,ON construction program for Hanford Naval Air Station waa being con­ sidered la tbe U.S. House of Representatives todayCongressman A. 8. Iterlong J r. telegraphed The Herald that a "blit to au­ thorise military construeUoe being considered ta House today carries Item of tt.138.SN In operation and maintenance facilities al Hanford Naval Air Hla< An attache In Berleng'a Watatngten office NlMiRMfc Tbe llerald by telephone that the Mem la part of n $13 billion bill before Congreta for military construc­ tion. NAfl officials advised Tbe llerald the 11,138,ON appro­ priation, If approved, will provide for construction of an aircraft patting apron and a squadron hangar, of­ fice and shop complex. Soviets Charge Navy Warships Fired On Trawler MOSCOW (UPI) — Th* Soviet Union charged today that two U, S. Navy warships fired on a Soviet fishing trawler about 70 mile* east of Norfolk, Va., flv* days ago. Tbs charge was made In a Soviet note to the United States published here today, Die note said the incident happen*] March 8. Th* not* said the first vol­ leys were fired a t 12:15 p.m* but did not specify what time was b rin g used. The Ameri­ can ship* iluvi moved to with­ in one kilometer slightly more than half a mil* from th* Soviet vc*s"| and fired two more JuiUo) uurheud v o iles that landed 80 uiHcra from the trawler, the note claimed. "By such action* American war*lilp* endangered the Sov­ iet trawler and its crew," th* no:# said. "Tbe Soviet govern­ ment looka upon th* shooting at tho fishing trawler of th* Soviet Union by American Navy shlpi a* a rude violation of generally accepted norms of international law, of prin­ ciples of freedom of naviga­ tion on tha open tea and as an act of arbitrary rule which can kwd to serious conse­ quences. "11 m Soviet government state* to th« American gov­ ernment It* protest connected with the above at*ted pro­ vocative actions of American warships and aspects that thoa# guilty will bit punished and that nacaaaary measures will b* undertaken not to al­ low such action* in future." Th* not* mad* no mention, in th* version published here, of recent American charges that Cuban fighter planes had fired a t an Amvricau-owixaJ shrimp book 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, March 12, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Sanford - Seminole Area TEE 'n GREEN ESTATES W eekly Tour 01 Homes New Herald Feature A new feature pugo of renl c.aUitn In Seminole County nntl the surround­ ing nren will begin thin week in the Herald, Advertising Manager Ed Grinwold announced today. Advertising of lsith new and notnew homes, for snlc and sold will Ire pictured and described on the feature age, by area builders, realtors and rakers. Homc-hunlcrs arc invited to watch for the sjiecinl page and deal­ ers are invited to plnce their adver­ tising in this concentrated space, which will include each week, a guided tour of homes of the area in all price categories, in many loentions, to suit the needs nnd desires of tho most discriminating home buyer. Pictured this week are homes in Ituvenna Park, Idyll wild**, Sunland C Estates, Tee *N Green Estates nnd Lake Wnymnn Heights. Construction companies nnd build­ ers whose offerings are highlighted this week on this initial display in­ clude Shoemaker Construction Com­ pany, Kingswood Huilders, Stcnstrom Realty and LMN Enterprises. Newcomers in town, who are un­ familiar with the area, and are con­ sidering the purchase of a home will find this page tailor-made for them, ns it will furnish contrasting displays of homes in every category. A cross section of builders nnd leal estate dealers will be featured at various times, Griswold said, with service in homes, graves, acreage, lots, rentals, management, commer­ cial, industrial, farms, and mortgage loan information. W. 20th 8T. COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE W. 2 5 t h ST. Thi* In ■ typical medium priced 3-hcdroom home in Tee ’n C.rrcn Kalatr*. Thi* aclect community of Medallion Home* la located in one of the mint dr.irahle aertiona of Seminote County . . . overlooking Maylair Country Club and l.oeh Arbor at the Interaeetinn of New Fp*ala Hoad and Country Club Hoad (20lh Street Kvtenalon’. Only 2!j mllra »e«t of Sanford, and only 5 minute* from Interatatr 4. (See location on the map. nr let u« build on your lot. Pick a model.) PHONE 322-2741 Lor.gvood Elanantary SUNLAND ESTATES school LAKE W A Y M A N HEIGHTS LAKE WAYKAN HEI0HT3 SEMINOLE AVE. 203 CITRUS DRIVE Situated in beautiful Ravenna Park on well landscaped lakcfronl site, this attractive 3 bedroom, 2 hath home is now nvnilnhle for sale nnd im­ mediate occupancy. Features include built-in range & wall oven, refrigera­ tor, heating unit, water heater, blinds, traverse rods, & lakeside patio. Price and terms very desirable. While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just wlml you are looking for in the way of a home. STENSTROM REALTY PHONE 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2120 Ravenna Park & Idyilwilde Till* very allrarlive home of modern de­ sign. toentrd at 420 Satauma Drive in Kavenna Park wa* recently purchaaed by Air. and Mr*. Holirrl C. Thornell. Out.landing facturc* Included in Ihia 2 bed­ room. 2 l.allt home rnnaial of central air rondilinning anil healing, folly equipped, built-in clrctrir kitchen and large erloaed Florida Koom. The beautiful 4-bedrnom l.ak* Way man Height* home above ia located at the interaection of Seminole and Richland Avenue*. ju*t a half mile off Highway 17-?t- in l.ongwood. VII the fine fralurr* drmuudrd by America'* near home buy­ er* go Into nil I.VIN home*. Such an— family room (or arreened porch), in*ide laundry and utilitr room; Formica kit­ chen rabinrln, built-in ramie with hood nnd fan, marble window eilla, awning window*, lerrnto Hour*, aolid conrrete driven, lull. Iliirk lilH-rgln.* in-illation, ami ollirr “extra*.” (See Map, or let u* build on your lot. Pick a model.) PHONE TE 8-3911 BUILT BY LM N ENTERPRISES SUNLAND ESTATES Thi* ennvrnlrntly built 3 bedroom homa ia located at 301 Tucker Drive, In beautiful Sunland Fatale*. Il ha* while terraso floor* throughout, wail lurnarr and drop-in rang* and oven. Thi* home aril* (or 113.973. 304 TUCKER DRIVE Ravenna Park Homes “A Community Iluilt With Pride” 3 & I Iled room — 1, l'/i, - Hath Homes — Priced From $11,000 — l.ow FIIA, FIIA In-Service, VA, Conventionnl Financing Down Payment* Thi* rharn-lng and rnmlorlahlr, old brick home of rolonial arrliilrclurr, I* located at 301 Tangerine Drive. D i* typical ol the outatandiog reahlenrea to lie found in deairaldr and evrluaivr Idyilwilde. I III. iliallnrlivr 3 bedroom, 2 hath home feature* central heal and air ruudilimiiiig. electric built-in kllrhrn with double wall uvrna and dUhwakhrr. Open for inapecliun. Thi* homr at 109 Malt* Drlvr la built on a beautiful, apacioua, corner lot overlooking the lake in Sunland Fatale*. Il ia a 3 bedroom borne with wall furunre and drop-in range and oven. A real buy at only {11,300. Idyilwilde 100 WAITS DRIVE HOMES OF DISTINCTION CUSTOM UU1LT MODERN KITCHENS BY GENEBAL A Yttur Sunland home*, built by Kingswood Guilders are situated on large, landscaped lot* (min, 80’ x 115’) Paved streets, concrete curb* nnd sidewalks nnd street lights add more to the vulue of your home. ELECTRIC They have white lerr&zzo floors, insulated allies, awning windows plus many more features and may be purchased through VA, FIIA, FIIA In-Service or Conventional loans. Priced from $14,000 to $17,500. Sh 0 W W k& h CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE - 211 W. 26th ST. DIAL FA 2-3103 SALES OFFICE • DIAL FA 2-7495 STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS v 1 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS 202 Fairmont Dr. Sunland Estates FA 2-8074 �I «• %: N A S Needs 144,000 Gallons More Per D ay City Water Rationing Termed Inevitable' ** eio c 01 J t ¥ I By LARRY YERSIIEL Engineers Clark, Daily and Dietz a*king for an immed­ iate $ 100,000 to kick-off the water improvement program city to maintain minimum op­ Water rationing for San- tie part of tho program during six Inch line on the air sta­ of the engineer firm snid. . . . Only $40,000 budgeted for “Since our firm hegnn wa­ erating conditions with tlus Improvement* this fiscal year | ford is inevitable this summer peak dtxnniid periods and that tion and the storage tank . . . Fiscal agent will probably iluring peak demand day*. En­ ill the interest of national de­ with pumping facilities on the ter studies for the city we incressstl 644.060 gallons per have t-mphnvired the preca­ day until other improvement* be railed in . . . Away bark gineer* Clark. Daily and IliHi fense tho city make every southeast part of the city. rious position of (ho city In are made. in the fall of 1061 pete Tho million gallon storage regards to water and inabili­ informed the city today and effort to provide nn additional The engineering firm had Knowles recommended im­ CHARLES HENSON railed for immediate eoustruc- 114,000 gallons per day to the tank should be constructed ns ty of the city to provide pres­ been hired to submit com* mediate improvement*, warnsoon as possible in order to ent and potential water users plete plans for a million dol­ tioii on a one million gallon Naval Air Station. rd of water rationing . . . Tom ★ ★ ★ In order to provide addi­ enable the present production with nn ndcquntc supply at lar water Improvement pro­ ground stotugo lank with McDonald made a motion to pumping facilities at nn esti­ tional water to NAS while nml pumping facilities to op­ proper prvosnrcs until im­ gram which is expected to ha Mart the program . . . It was serving other user* In the erate at maximum capacity provements were made," Dietz financed mated eon of $100,1160. through revenuo tabled! I 11 a three page letter to the vieinity, the eligineeis have during a 24 hour period so as said. • • • bond*. commission, the engineer* re­ nvommeiuled the proponed to better meet tho peuk de­ According to Diets, the ad­ The program xrill Include Saturday's rain played hob ported that after a rnrrful eight-inch main be installed mands of the new proposed dition of the million gallon well field* ami a water treat* with The Herald* teletype study, water rationing "must from Sanford Ave. ,.nst to tho water u*p," Dr. Jess Di«8z storage tank will permit the mrnt plant. printer for national ami in­ ternational news. The print­ er, operated out of Atlanta, was typing only gobbled)Top honors a* Seminole dook this morning. Telephone W A S H IN G T O N $1*1*1) — I’re sid e n t K ennedy County's most skilled teen­ linemen found the trouble on a pole in front of The Herald fold ('oiijrivni* to d ay Hint im m e d ia te e f f o r ts to s tim u ­ age automobile driver were office: Rain had seeped into la te th e econom y m u st In* su p p le m e n te d liy lonp- enpluird by Alan Rirkrnmr)er, 16-year-old Casselberry a cable. Once dried. Pic ran ife sto p s to co m b a t u n em p lo y m en t. cable carried Ihc electrical In it brond-raniriitK rejM»rt to C o n g re ss re q u ire d youth. Saturday in Ihe Junior impulses in proper align­ lay th e M an p o w er D evelopm ent a n d T ra in in g A ct Chamber of Commerce's a n ­ WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 50-5.7. ment and the printer came | p»*M"l last year, Kennedy nual lload-e-o. liiito tl I’re.H.s Loaded Win* Katnhhrthcd 1908 " M()N~, MAHFlf 11, 10G:i s T n'FOUD, FLORIDA Rirkcnmcver will compete y o l . r«" NO 60.7 through with Ihe news. oossnl no opportunity to plug • • • for his tax proposals nml oth- tills Saturday in the district Police blotter thismorning ( c-r recommendations to stimti- road-e^o at Rartovv. District winner will parllcipale in the held some interesting notes. late the nation's rvonomy. Roy peppering other boys “. . . Our foremost man­ state contest at Ocala April 30. with IIR slud. Roys throwing power concern Is the Inrk of North Orlando M a y o r Gretta Gail Coleman, 16. water-filled balloons at passQuestion of establishment adequate growth In employ­ Fasiita rrcelvrd ing automobiles. \V o m a n of a fund for attorney fees for ment opportunities." he said. R.R. I, placed second In the F r a n k complained neighbors came indigent defendant* in eircuif “ Unemployment is our N'o I county contest, staged at the word toda) that legal drafts city parking lot on .Vininolu for the transfer of properly into her home, fussing and court will he discussed at teonnmir problem. boulevard Third place was from Ihr North Orlando 4'o. russing . . . and she wanted Tuesday'* County Commis­ "It wastes . . . lives. Con­ won by Charles Denson, 18. to the I niversily of Orlan­ it stopped. Three boys "rob- sion meeting. tinued under-use of human ol Casselberry. do lor Ihe nrw four-)ear bed" another youth of his and pliysirnl capacity is cost­ The Seminole County Rar Cash prizes ol $25 for first Seminole College have been wallet containing 52 cents. Association has recommend­ ing us some $.'lil to $ 10 bil­ place. $15 for second and approved. Company offlElderly man had left home, ed that the Commission sup- lion of additional goods nml $10 for third were donated rial* expert to inert early was strolling down a main TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — universities in Tallahassee, Ralph W. McDonald said. ant and 70 other represent*service* aniuiully . . . it menus b) 1 e Sanford Atlantic Na­ next week with representa­ Florida's ay stem of higher Gainesville, Tampa and Roca The study said the 196.1 | lives of public and privats street, clad only in his un­ |w>rt statewide legislation sel­ we me not doing our best." ling up a county public de­ tional Rank and the Florida tives of the college to sign education hasn't a glaist of Raton. dershorts. legislature should divest Hie group* interested in tho field. Rut tlit* President said be fender. If this legislation is • • • Slate Rank. the papers. a chance In Ihe spare ago It said lliere is a need for cabinet board of education The report put a price tag expected "retraining nml skill not approved by the Legisla Car* for the event were Rid opcping for English Es­ unless il is freed of the III or 12 new colleges over licadrd by Ihe governor of all of atoiut $33 million on faci­ association re- I upgrading will become even loaned h.V Holler Motor tates School March 2ti . . . lure, the liar shackle-, of political control, Ihe slate and a minimum of administrative control over lities and program* needed more significant as unemploy­ Sales, Strickland Morrison Only thing is no money avail- 1 quests the county set up a the space era education study three, in addition to that in IMiliey and spending at the in the 1963-65 biennium to ment is reduced." and Seminole County Motors. m w A . . . able under the count)'* ma­ fund. leportrd today. thr Pensacola area, should lie universities, leaving (his to gear existing universities to Ill an accompanying report Circuit Judge Volie A. Wil­ Chairman of the Jaycec The study recommended established by 1970. Ihe appointed laiard of con­ the space effort and step tip terial fund to build an access which went into greater sta­ liams Jr. told the Commis­ event was Rob Ray. Judges Rut political control of puli- trol. road to the facility . . . Immediate establishment of research in oceanography. sion at It* last session that tistical detail. Labor tw-rre- were member* of the Florida • • • a new atate university In the tics and finance* is the big­ The recommendations of This would tie In addition to U iy W. Willard Wirt* exHighway Patrol. Sheriff's l)eOrlando- Daytona- Canaveral gest single obstacle to a Ihe study, four month* In the more than $200 million al* Clayton brothers arc plan­ court • appointed attorney* pandrxi uu the President'* parlment and Sanford Polico area, a new college in the strong university system and making, were unwrapped at ready requested by the uni* ning a community Shopping har« been serving Indigent* Umoii Deoart merit Pensacola air* anil strong tuber adv nnesa will lie for t)i« governor’* third confer* veraily aystme, all of w hteh' Center mil by Sit 436 and In NKW-VOKK (DPI) — Oils "TV ‘ s (bang's . 1 Athe. X r i h S W W t in Uto ronerntration op research and naught if thia is not reme­ enre on hlghrr education, at­ the slmly said was urgently teralate 4. paced a firm and fairly act­ t .ere were To Attendants in meaiuixs required to generate • • • ive opening on the stock graduate work at existing died, Study Director Dr. tended hy Gov, Farri* Dry- needed. circuit court, 72 In I 9 il and 65 | the needed « o mimic moment Move on to move that Rag market today. in 4962. He estimated three j uni am matter* of overriding pole that used to be by theout of five, or 60 per cent, 1 importance," Wirt* said. "Rut post office to the (irncral | even if we achieve the diaired Sanford Memorial Library . were indigent. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Carroll A. Rurkc, bar pres­ over-all giowth rate, wc ransite. The House a|i|ieared set to­ Absentee ballots for the not rely wholly on it as a ident. will present further fig­ • • • panacea for all our manpower - March 28 special legislature day to approve * four-year Senior Class oul at Semin-1 ures lo ihe Commission lues- problems.” election are available daily extension of the draft law. Kiii'kIiiI'h struck ill three places ItmplaiM also broke into Cronnw ole High se lling tickets for i day. in Seminole County over the week­ ltuth Kennedy and Wirtz until 5 p in through March Chairman J. C. Hutchison High School lunchroom but obtained the Ritz Theater allow coming 1 end, olitiiiniiiR $.‘1811.21. Iteromnii'iidatinn for Immed­ Commission! n"lcd that employment since '21 at the registration office, said today the notbiliKAdding machine paper bad GENEVA it PI) - The next weekend. Proceeds will 11*57 has inrrcuM-d no average Chaml<or of Commerce build­ iate establishment of a new Hogue's nlorc, 2-178 South Hark also wilt discuss a proposed go to start a scholarship been fluffed in the door lock, appar­ stain university "fully orient­ of less than half million new ing, it was reported today by United States toda) denied Avenue, re|H>rted to police at 8 p.m. Soviet charges that it falsi­ fund . . . Rest for a gradua­ access road lo the new Eng­ joh* a yeur. Wirt* noted that Registrar Camilla Itruce. ently Friday, permitting uceesa to tliu ed in the science and technol­ Saturday that thieves had taken lish Estate* School mid a re­ tion pari). No voting will lie held fied icientific evidence in an SR.79.29 in rush and $28.92 in ehccka ogical fields" In Central Flor­ employment increased 17 per lunchroom. quest that the county assume • • • effort to avoid agreement on cent between U*47 and 11*62 j Tuesday since candidates are ida was hailed by local lead* Vandal* smashed a ro ll drink from the mife. They told police the responsibility for the Prairie a nuclrar test ban treaty. That bird we talked about while the labor force was add­ i unopposed in the parly priMife apparently wan ripened hy it per­ vending machine and a foldiujr door cr* today. In Friday’s column was a Lake outfall. A resolution will ing uhout 21 per cent. | mary. Wbils not designed at a son or pcr.Hotm knowing the combina­ ut Lyman 11igrli School. They also be read from Ihe Altamonte Western Tangrr. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Roth the President and the "apaca university" ilia new tion. locked 11 di*K ill llie school cafeteria. Springs town council request­ * • ♦ RERUN (UPI) — West ssvretary predicted that the j Democrat. I* unopposed In school'* broad curriculum In Leroy Robb and Dill Berg- ing the county lake necessary number of new job seeker* the March 26 election for Ihe Iterlin police today searched the a its, humanities and other right-of-way for llighvsay 427 »tcdt took first place in yes­ Gordon lor a group of young run will grow much faster in the new Senate seat fields also would bn aimed at improvements in that city Nazi bomb thrower* believed terday's best ball golf play at | Frederick. Democrat, and future. spar* and misslls studios, it from Ihc west side of the 1 responsible for explosion* the Mayfair with a net of Jan Fortune, Republican, waa aaid. along (lie Rcrlin wall. 64 , . . Complete story will road. j seek tlie House seat vacated The recommendation was in. be on Tuesday's sport* page. 1 by Cleveland. • • • eluded In a -Space Era Educa­ tion Study reported today at PARIS (UPI) — striking Oct out those old clothes TAM. AHASS EE (DPI) — Talluhnssee, and argod the French coal miners clashed . . . Cracker Days here Fri­ A governor’* conference on university bn placed In tha with police today In the lairday and Saturday. v.ulcr resources and develop­ The Ca*»ell»ery board of rainc village of Merleharh in • • • (Irlandu-Diiytolia • Canaveral III INN (U P I)— Chancellor either country would accept ment progruniM will be held Jim Fortune, Republican Aldermen will meet in special laiw water supply caused |area. Official* moaning about the session for public discussion | <nndidiitt- for the State l.egis- tin- boiler explosion at III.H Ihe first violence sinre Ihe here March 25, Gov. Farri* Korn uil Adenauer has turned him. Til re* Sunfordites are mem­ pigeon menace around fa­ of tiu* proposed new charter | lature subject to the March Products Feb. 22, fatal to one bitter »lrike of some 200,(MM) llryaol Hiiiioiinceil tuduy. llidaull was subjected to •low n a perannul plea for poli­ bers of the eight-county Comcilities . . . Here'* a clue . . . at 7 p.m. today preceding the 26 special rlrrtlon, will speak workman, it was reported to miners »lartcd Mar. h 1. objective* of the confarrncr tical asylum in West Germany hour* of interrogation again m ittrs for a Florida Institute Pigeon* are afraid of owl* . . regular 7:30 p.m. monthly nn campaign issues at 1\ ji-s - day by C. F. Mead, safely will include information and fur Georges llidaull, leader of t o d a y at the bavarian resort Jof Technology: T. E. Tucker, Suggest Ihe city and county business meeting. day’s 8 p.m. meeting of the representative, department of village of Kteinelmch, where KINGSPORT, Trnn. (UPI) discussion of long-range pro­ forces u|qHising French Presi­ Randall Chase and John Kridpurchase owl statue* and Rotli meeting* will lie held Seminole County Young |t<- industrial safely, Florida III he was picked up at dawn gramming of Flmidu water —About 1,650 production and i cr. Tucker i* committee lieu*, place them on courthouse, at the Cass. Ibe try Woimti's puhliran Club. lesoutre* projects, program­ dent Charles de Gaulle, a gov­ Sumluy. He was whisked in u uier. duitrial Commission. maintenance employes of city hall, library, elc. 1 he interested publir is es­ Club on Overbrook Dr. ming and justification of ernment spokesman said to- police cur to his rented hilltop Mead said water line* to Mark N. Cleveland Jr., can­ • • • pecially urged to come out for Ihe lioiler were plugged and Kingsport I’rejs, Inc., one of Florida projects for presenta­ day. | mansion for lunch. the world'* largest I kioW man didate for the Stata Renata* Don't forget time running tins meeting which will he a low water eul-off median tion U> congti-ssiunul commitA governmental p r e s s Ilidault I* sought by the lu-lil In ||)c- Helller Hornes ism fulled lo function, giving ufacturers, went on strike to­ I. es and briefing t.* state spok'-snuiii said only the llu- ' French government a* the also voiced support for tha out to file for homestead ex­ day. •uoposed school. "Then* is uu Sales Offices ut Howell Park. u false water reading. emption. agencies on activities, plan* vnrian state government could leader of the underground N a­ doubt o( its need," lie added, Page 1) Bridge • • • and progiuni*. grant asylum and that Ihc tional Resistance C o u n c i l “and I will be more than hup* Page 1 1 It looks like diagonal park­ Classified Ih-raunr of the limited time, Runn government cannot da- ! (CNR), which It dedicated to py to support legislation for By Force Page 10 MIAMI REACH (UP!) — Comics ing on one aide of the street I overthrowing Pn Gaulle'* re­ ■iL" A special sesdon of the MIAMI (UPI)-—A member Police admitted they had no no special hearing on specific ! cldc llidault's fate. ... Page tl Dear Abby is here to stay. Officials said there wus a gime. All.-mnrile Spring* Town of Ihe Uahomian Parliament xii.peels and few lead* to new or proposed projects will Page 4 Editorial .... -State Rep. 8. J. Davis Jr* • • • Ilidault muds his plcu to who utteoded a committee Council bus been culled for charged today that evidence the two bandil* who nipped he hoard. The agenda a ill lie liossildlity Ilidault, fugitive Puge y Entertainment Delegation from Ihc Shuffle8 p.m. tixluy at the Tuwn was found that eight Cuban the new Dorul Reach Hotel limited to existing piojecl* funner French Premier, might Adenauer in a letter written meeting al Cocoa lust week, Page ti Puzzle „„ board Club expected to be Hall. Purpose of thr* meet­ refugee fishermen were forci­ for *15.000 Sunday night afler and policy guidance for long be declared an undesirublo a* an "old friend," hut the wu* out of th* city this morn* Page 8 Society present at Ihe City Commiaing will be to discus* certain bly abducted from an island handcuffing a cashier and rungu planning of m-w pro­ alien and deported possibly to <chutiri-llor would nut accept ing. Page 0 Sports ..... •sion tonight asking court* to gram*. Switzerland or Austria, if i Ihe letter. revisions to the Town Charter. in the Italian!as. bookkeeper. be resurfaced at * cost of $3,000 . . . Nothing will be done about it until budge*, lime. • • • City forces planning to re ­ move old storage building at Four "Superior" ratings The two "Superior" rating* Stanley, twirling; A Corps | alto saxophone; c l a r i n e t l.ind* Webb, comet; John cornet; Sandi Wright, twirl­ the stadium. • • • Oylrr, alio saxaplione; Don­ ing. ami Freddie Derr; hill, were awarded Sanford bands awarded to the Seminole High i Majorette*; R Corps Major- quartet. ettes. Steven Iwarh, clarinet; "Good" rating*: tromtionr na Peters, twirling; Judy twirling. Fire truck speeding down School Rand qualify them lo in the 1963 District Five Flor­ Robert Durrance, bass; bras* quartet; Dwight Hlarkwolder, Redwell, twirling; Maureen Accompanist* for the Sem­ First St. Sunday afternoon ida bandmasters' Association participate in the Florida sextet: Neil ItiChard, cornet; trombone; Emory S;ieir, alto Moughton, twirling; Susan inole Rand were Mrs. Charles and the warning aignal at District Contest in Leesburg 11 a n d m a s I e r x ‘ Associa­ (lute trio; clarinet quartet. saxophone; Glen Ashley, alto Perkins, twirling; Charles Dees and David Wicboldt. First and Park did not go off. j Saturday. tion State Contest which will "Excellent" ratings: cornet | saxaplione; Susan Stein, twirl­ Rabun, student conducting; David Williams, Reeky Tan­ * * * Roth Ihe Sanford Junior he held at Miami Reach on trio; Susan Kelly, twirling; ing. French horn quartet; trumpet ner and Jimmy Sleakley ac­ Ja) ccc* and Sanford Wom­ High band, directed hy Peter May 2, 3 and 4. Junior High Diane Reach, twirling Mar­ Senior High winners ol Ihc Irio; Hubbard clarinet quar­ companied the Sanford Junior an's Club lr) ing lo line up Rukur. and Ihr Srininoic ScImnjI Rands aie permitted tha Johnson, twirling; Linda context follow: tet; flute quartet; aaaaphone High Band. legislative candidate* Gordon High bund, directed hy Ern­ to enter in thr district level Spencer, twirling: Meda Neu­ "Superior" r a t i n g s : A quartet. Mr. Jim Daughtery, Mlaa Frederick and Jan Fortune to est Cowley, received the high­ contest only. man flute; Mark Itaborn, Corps Majorette*; R Corps "Excellent" ratings: Miller Janice Collins and Mr*. Peter talk lo the groups. • • • Junior High winners of the bass drum; Jack lieckwilh, Majorettes; Joan Jones and clarinet quartet; trombone Rukur were chaperones for est rating given in concert playing and in aightn-ading S«do-Ensemble contest, held trombone; Mlrharl Stepko- Susan brown, twirling duct; quartet; bras* quartet; Bar­ the Junior High Band and Over $481,000 In taxes col­ Tht drill contest was rained the same da), a rt as follows: vieb, cornet; Mickey McClan- Mike Corbin, hats; Joel Fetid, bara Miller, clarinet; Ronald Mr*. Polly June* chaperoned lected in Ihe city Uiu* far . . . out. "Superior" ratings; G a y abau, cornet; Cheryl Jones, flute; Norman Leach, cornet; Kohd, timpani; Scott MalUm, the Senior High Band. E R N IE COWLEY 4 'ifurae tomorrow on county. Stimulate' Economy Birkenmeyer Crabs Top Drive Honors ( B l\? & m t f a r d Indigent Fees To Be Discussed Bulletin New lir n tlit State University Proposed For 'Area' 0 BR IEFS Firm Opening Absentee Ballots Now Available House Ready Burglars Net $ 3 8 3 Deny Charges Bomb Throwers Casselberry To Discuss Charter Republican Club To Hear Fortune Miners Clash Low Water Caused Blast Wafer Meet Set Mar. 25 Adenauer Turns Down Plea For Bidault On Strike MeralJ Index Charter Meeting No Clues Sanford Bands Take District Honors rr-* ★ ★ ★ Local Leaders Hail Proposal > • < * �I• ■¥* W— 0 p ja lH i * Wp f.'iRp 2—Mon. Mar. 11, ’63 *w*T**f Wrrali StormSlices U. S. Gunman Shoots It Out With Police In Lobby None In Seminole rimary Vote Slated Tuesday II; linitr<l Pri*« Intrrnati'inil [gas escaped from broken line* | came ahead of the storm along TALLAHASSEE—Three Re­ NEW ORLEANS (URJt A lute wintei aturm brewed | until it wua turned off. A roof 11li«- Gulf Const and Missis' sippi \ alley into the Soutii For a brief moment, Mrs. Pa­ publican and 30 Democratic j wa* lipped off one home. from bonliT-to.borik'r lialay, Severe storm and tornado Atlantic states. tricia Yokum was tempted to second primary conte»U for u n le a s h i n g wind atorma und a warnings were p o s t o d to Showers also moved into the ' tornadn in Texas, bringing j northeast lexn* aud southeast Ohio Valley wlieie tiie clean­ laugh at (lie man wtra shoved vaculit seat* in the state leg­ heavy snow- w a r n i n g * t<> U io Oklahoma a* a line of heavy up of last week’s flooding was 1a paper Img at her, lint it wa* islature will lie derided by voters in 10 Florida counties U p p e r Midwest a n d d r o p p in g tiiuialeishuwers moved slowly under way. Ilusiness was ex­ no jofco. In a few minutes the huge tomorrow. the tempeioluro b e lo w a e ro in to the northeast. Dallas was pected to be normal at FreeThere wa* little to suggral moot, Ohio, ns the Sandunky i lobby at International Airport hit with large hail. New E n g la n d . Snow fell over northeast j river settled hack into its | became a shooting gallery, that tiie runoff candidates for A tornado that aounded like their party's nominations hud a “alow roui” allied UiioukIi Kansas and south-central Ne­ | hanks. The Red Cross disaster cell- i When it was over, Mrs. Yo­ any more lurk impressing the Kaufmun, T e x . , damaging braska. Goodiand, Kan., laid ' ter at Columbu* said most kum and a deputy marshal Voteis than did thu huge building* und home* and up­ two inches on the ground. As tlit- storm moved up the j jieraons affected by the flood* lay wounded. Scores of terri-| rooting trie*. Sheriff 11. L. Evan* aaid the Nash Grain plains, heavy snow warnings j have returned to their homes. [ lied people hid behind connCo. wa* hardest hit. He vati- wer out for parts of Ne- ! It said 4.5d4 families in Ohio, , ter* and pillars and the gun-, hratkn, Minnesota, South Da­ Pennsylvania, West Virginia mated damage nl |1(N),000. and Indiana suffered lo-ses ■man being dragged away, i ~ t No casualties wero reported. kota and Iowa. TV - /• »I Haiti and thundershower* and many will apply for help. mechanically squeezed the Kleciric power wa* cut and trigger finger of his now-1 empty left hand. The slim man later Identi­ fied as Robert F. Northrop, 33. of Miami, Fla., seemed placid a* he walked up to the Trie Trip Co., flight ln*ur anee counter at Hie gleaming m o d v r n air|H>rt yesterday morning. He handed a paper hag to Mrs. Yokum, of La Place, 1* field* I lira t jumped into tiie Gov. Farris llryant became fiisl primuiy Feb, 2d when a central issue in ut least one the voter turnout averaged j house race. In the Group 7 lets tliun 22 per cent. | contest in Duval County, one Hut given decent weather— | of Rryunt's appointees to the which wasn't the ease last Jacksonville Kxpr e s * w a y, time—Uie turnout tomorrow : Fred Schultz, who resigned to may be higher. Mvtro|>olitan j make the race, was tabbed as newspaper* liuve urged voters “the governor's man" by his to show more interest ill fill­ opponent, Harry Mahon. ing the legislative post* they Tliu runoff contestants in­ won by reappoitionment. clude three Negroes, seeking house seat* in Escambia, Du- sheriff, John Spott«wood. '1he party nominees for Yul anil Dade counties; two muny of the 40 vacant seats women, running for D a d e resulting from reapportionCounty house scats, and a ment and resignations were former Monroe County polit- chosen in the first primary, or itnl leader, Bemie Papy, seek­ else hud no opposition. Tiie ing a political comeback as a final election, at which patty state senator after 28 years in ; nominees will oppose each the house. He was defeated ■other, will b« held March 2d for a new- house term last —one week before the 19d3 year. Papy's Democratic op­ legislature convene* in it* ponent is the Monroe County i regular session. oopvai«MV — winn (Min wronrw Ntr — «••• 7 U. “PEACEMAKERS'* of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven celelmttiiiK thu birthday of Lt. (Jr ) George F. Schneider at a surprise party aboard the GSS Enterprise. From left: Matron Seven Commanding Officer Leroy A. ljeath, Lt. (jg) Schneider, and (Mr. Herbert A. Moreland, "Peacemaker" Executive officer admire cake in thu squadron's ready room. VAH-7 is cur­ rently deployed in the Mediterranean with the Sixth Fleet nboard the nu­ clear powered “Pig K." FEA Plans Awards Attack The 40,000-member Florid* Education Association, the atato's largest organization, fa expected to launch an allout asiault on competence •ward* in Jarksonville this week. Other problems and ltiurs In the field of education will come under icrutiny by FEA a t Its annual convention start­ ing Wednesday. The antici­ pated 10,000 delegate* may •plit apart on aomc issues, but the competence-award Is■ue Is expected to inspire a •olid front. Mrs. Lavin Dies Saturday Mra. Frances Sarah Lavin, mother of Mrs. Eileen Con­ nelly, 131 N. Cortez, North Orlando, died Saturday at her daughter’s residence While here on e visit. The body was sent to Coundrey Funeral Home. Sal#m Depot, N. II. Service* wilt lie held Wednesday fol­ lowed by burial in Fitch­ burg, Mass. Gramkow Funeral Home was In eharge of local ar­ rangements. Crispu* Attucks, n mulatto, was a Under of American pa­ triots in Hi" R»«tnn Ma**:ier« • ml onu of thu fiisl to lai kill­ ed. Most of their remark* will be addresied to the 1961 Flor­ id* Legislature, since the competence award scheme Is a creature of the Util Legis­ lature. A good barometer of FEA aentiment is the preliminary report of the asMiriullon’a program action committee. Issued in November, Uie re­ port said this about compe­ tence awards: “The competence award statute . . . is not accomplish­ ing its avowed purpose — the Improvement of Instruction through Incentive. "Its objectionable features are that it (1) is hur.ed ii|am a poor (otindallon of low sal­ aries; (2) denies salary increases to most of our compe­ tent teachers; (3) provides awards inadequate In terms of the program's Intent; (4) requires that a career teach­ er, to Ire eligible for the award, must take a test that does not measure teacher competence; and <5) increas­ es noticeably the difficulty ot employing new teachers since nyst of Florida's leaehers are prepared out of the state. "Therefore t li e statute should Ire repealed." Regarding objection No. 4. one Duval County school prin­ cipal lias said the determin­ ing lest was bken by all 24 of her teacher* and that tiie highest scoring of them all wa* among the itate'a loweit. “ We have three teacher* who ere considered to be master teachers," the princi­ pal suid, “and none of them scored well enough on the test to become eligible for the •competence’ award." Sipes Service Set Tuesday Funeral aurvlce* for Mr. Lionel Ripe*, M, who died .Saturday afternoon at Sendnolo Momorinl Hospital, will ho held a t 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at ItrisHon Fma-tnl Home. Rev. Raul M. ( illley will officiate and Rev. It. II. Grif­ fin will assist, llurial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Mr. Sipes was born May 13, IStill, in Jackson, Trim. A re­ tired farmer, lie bail lived In Sanford fur tiie past f>8 yiers making bis home at 1413 S. Oak Ave, lie formerly had Iteen employed by .Standard Oil Co. Hu wa* a member of the West Jildo Missionary UaptUl Church. Survivors m u his wife. Mi*. Eunice Si|M* und »ix children, Sonny S!pe*, Mrs. Marie Car­ penter, Mrs. Katherine Gra­ ce). Mrs l.ouiso Hamilton, Juinc* Sipes und Donald L. Ni|>e», all of Sanford and two brother* ill California. “ What do >ou want me to do with this?" the 35-ycar-old woman asked. •'Fill it,’’ the man replied. "With w hat’ ” "Money,” he snnp|>ed Mrs. Yokum b e g a n to laugh. A co-worker, Mr*. Kate Ritter of New Orleans, aaid Northrop slowly unbut­ toned his jacket and drew a large nlckel-plalrd revolver Iroin ills belt. "You're not going to shoot m et" Mr*. Yokum said half quizzically, a i though the could not believe her eyes. Northrop fired. Mrs. Yo­ kum fell to tiie floor with a 44 caliber magnum bullet in her ahouldcr. Police came charging as the gunshot echoed in the lob­ by. Northrop spun to face them. He fired and Deputy Kno St. Pierre, 52, of Kenner, Le., fell with a wound In his right leg. Police and Northrop blazed away. About 10(1 bystanders either froze in (ear or Red for shelter. At least II shots were ex­ changed. Each echoed like a cannon roar and bullets ric­ ocheted. Northrop'* revolver clicked empty. He whirled around ■nd dove down onto the mar­ ble floor. When the shooting ended, the Insurance counter, the lobby celling, the columns In the waiting room, glass doors, ticket counters and an elavalor bora bullet holes, nicks or scars. Deputy Marshal Anthony Cerabora rushed up and kick­ ed the wrapon from North­ rop'* hand. Pollre flipped Northrop on­ to his back. There was "a little smile on his face,” a witness said, “ and he was working the trigger finger of Ills left hand." All Northrop would suy was “ I don’t know, 1 don't know," over and over. Mrs. Yokum and St. Pierre were rushed to Ochsner Foun­ dation llospittal. Roth were listed in satisfactory condi­ tion. Northrop w a s n o t wounded. Pulice said Northrop was a former mental patient who hud spent 13 year* in a 311ami Veterans Administration Hospital and had a record of arrest for larceny. Ho wa* charged with a t­ tempted murder, armed rob­ bery and aggravated assault. ' '• ■ ~ • ita ] ,*»*;; «f q t i i »«s; * u •.»/•..vf . k ’; u ( U 1 # . EXTRA LEAN, FRESH G RO UN D D A IL Y G ro u n d BEEF QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru MARCH 13 1963 RM. M t COPCLANO ALL MEAT F r a n k s 49* EXTRA LEAN CLOSE TRIMMED FHESIt PORK • • • ■3 9 ' HI-ACRIS FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA ORANGE J u i c e .. 5 - “- 9 9 ' MORTON Ckoc., I iaoas, Coconut, Loan on, Neapolitan C r . P ie s 2 ™ Save 16* Ea. . . J I M ^^B a h G rits: ; tl BACON Her* n a bacon with the full, rich hickory smoked flavor thot only old foshioned curing can give. Specol Intro­ ductory Offer from Winn-Dixie. Try a pac­ kage. Unconditionally guaranteed. flr 5 * «** 19* BB (B S oyo 4Vi* Eo. . . M U E L L E R 'S ELBO Macaroni Save 4 '/a ‘ Eo. . . SCOTT 8-ox. Pkg. 10 (Limit 3 with food order.) Tissue. . . . Juice TH RIFTY M A ID GRAPE . . 19* Dog Feed “ '*■ 5' Bread 2 29' ^ Save 3 ,J» Ea. . . S U C K i' 2 4 -o z. Bottle (Limit o with food Older) D IX IE D A R LIN G ENRICH ED Family Size Loaf 14-cz. Lvs. / SUB ER S S M O K E D S L IC E D D A N D Y Q U IC K o r REG. Lana 1 . where Uotaona are given each Wednesday morn­ ing. All member* of the club are invited to par­ ticipate. (Cox Photo) J Wlwttres you serve meat loaf, stufled jieppers, spaghetti or burgers, W inn-Dixie extra lean ground beef will moke «4 better. T iy some tonight. Money bock guarantee. Save 1 0 ' Eo. THESE MEMBERS ot thu Dellary Alta and Crafts Club attended last week's meeting of tbe JJeramiut Group ut tho Dollary Mansion H ouho # FLO RIDA GROW N FIRM , GREEN HEADS U. S. N U M BER 1 SWEET P o ta to e s 5^ 4^ ■ HBBBB9HEQ 2 * •—.% *f \ 0 * �1 t » i: BanforTl Vrratt) H Mon. Mnr. 11, *C3—rap e 3 Blockade Stand Dirksen FOUR MEMBERS of the North Orlando Civic Assn. noniinatinp enmlnitteo appointed a t last week’s meeting in Village Hall are, front left, C. Trcslcr, E weight son llarville, Lt. Karl Aehortl and Art Rhodes, ehainnan. Members not pictured are Mrs. Jeanne Klkins and Mayor Frank Fasttla. (Herald Photo) Charter Anniversary Observed ny Jane Casselberry 1jeet and with the blind. Buffalo, X.V.; Joseph VarThe Uons Club of Ca-srlLion Jimmy Prevail was ccrelll, of Mt. Vernon, N.Y. berry celebrated the tlth chairman of the dinner. and Mr. and Mrs. Chris \euCharter Anniversary of the Entertainment wa« provid­ rmberger, all guests of Lion club with a Ladies Night Din­ ed by the "Dukes of Dixie,” and Mrs. Milton Freeman; ner held at the Capri Res­ a Dixieland Band made up Mrs. Alice Lang, guest of taurant in Sanford last of students from Kdgewater Lion Miller Evans, Mr. and Thursday night witli approxi­ High School in Orlando. Mr*. Stanley Patterson Jr., mately 45 Linns, their wives Guests included Deputy DIs. guests of Liun and Mrs. Stan­ and quests attending. tried Governor at Largo. John ley Patterson Sr. and Mr. Hugh Duncan o( Sanford, •'Tiger'' Minor of Ocoee who and Mrs. Hubert Murphy, district governor of 35-0, was is a candidate for district guests of l.ion and Mrs. guest speaker and Raymond governor; Lion and Mrs. Thomas Hue-ton. Morris, charter member and Harold Jenkins of College secretary of the club, served Park; Lion and Mrs. Gene Schools in the United as master of ceremonies sub- Gilmartin of Sanford; Lion Slales had a total enrollment stituting for International Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. of 43.8 million persons, 5 In Counselor Myrl Kicklighter of Dougherty ot Sanford; Mr. 31 years old, al the time of Daytona Reach who was un­ and Mrs. Herman Klein of flic I960 census. able to attend because ot ill­ ness. President Frank Morris opened the meeting and dis­ pensed with all business. In­ ternational Counselor William ] |. Wallace of Winter Park inducted Rev. Ronald Miller of Casselberry into the or­ ganization as a cub lion. Hughes Register and Louis Rest, also scheduled to be inducted, were unable to a t­ tend and will be taken in at a later date. Awards were presented by District Governor Duncan. Ben Evans, Miller Evans, LIFTING... LUGGING Paul Altman, Hibbard Cas­ selberry, Leonard Casselber­ ry. Bud Fisher. William Hig­ gle and 51orris received 11 year attendance tabs; Fred Yeager, nine year; Carl Jacks and Tom Hucston, eight year, Milton Freeman and Clyde Kerco, three year, STOOPING... STRETCHING Frank Morris and Curtis Blow, two year and Jimmy Prevail, Jimmy Goodman ami Dan lloarlc, one year. Al Jewell, a recent trans­ fer, received a perfect at­ tendance put for 1931-02 front his former club, Morris was presented with a membership key. Mrs. Ben Evans was award­ ed a special certificate of appreciation lor Iter year's of service in helping Iter hus­ PINNING... UN-PINNING band with his wprk on the Christmas Food Basket pro- WASHINGTON* (LTD — States enforce n "partial Senate Rvpuhlican leader Ev­ blockade” to shut off Cuba's erett M. Dlrk-i-n. 111., agreed oil supply lines. Nixon also Suntluy with President Ken­ called for a “complete quaran­ nedy that a complete If. S. tine . . . a political, diplomat­ blockade of Cuba would tv an ic, economic nnd military quarantine of Cuba." act of war and very flaky. The question of the four At the name time, Diiksen fliers was posed by corres­ tiptoed with a television inter­ pondent William II. Lawrence. viewer that the four American At one point, he a*ked Dirk1fliers killed in the 1961 liny sen: "Were you aware that of t'igs invasion were '‘re­ these men were recruited un­ cruited" under a policy laid der a policy approved in the down by the Eisenhower ad- Eisenhower ndminUtiulion in July. HMJCir* minis: ration. Without hesitation, DirkTho implication left wnx that the men had been employ­ *«n replied: "Oh, very defi­ ed by the povcriiment. Just nitely." At his Wednesday news last Wednesday, President Kennedy sidestepped a quin- conference, the President de­ 1:ion as to whether they were clined to po into detail about employes of tho governnusit 1the fliers on ground* that it or the Central Intelligence would not lie Inlpful to the interests of the United Slates. Agency (CIA). Rut lie sa d the men were On tlic him hade question, D r I-eii said on the program serving their country on a that there "could Ik1 a select­ "volunteer flight.” At that conference, the ive blockade or quarantine" that might rut off oil ship­ President also said tho ad­ ments to Cuba without the ministration was not consid­ onus of u warlike action under ering a new blockade of Cuba because- such action would international law. Rut, In- said, "Xohndy const i t a n act of war. "At this time,” the Presi­ wants to take the chance of plunging h * country into war dent udih-il, “ Wo do not be­ lieve that war in tho Caribif he can help it.” The GOP leader mini,* the hran is to the national ad­ statement when asked about vantage." Dirksen agreed with the former Vico President Richaid M. Nixon's suggestion President on the r sks of a Inst week that tho United blockade. Compare . . . Our Lower .Monthly 4/*|) Installm ent* On N*" Far Financing: Current M l / In t.r.-t , M r £ | 7 2 W A LOW Q UP TO 36 .MONTHS TO PAY MEMBER F.D.I.C. oraAHIOHO the OLD, HARD WAY SPECIAL! SPRING let an TUNE - IT S $450 19 IN. DAVIS MOWER BRIGGS K STRATTON I CYCLE ENGINE *3895 ■JO IN. DAVIS MOWER BRIGGS A. STRATTON 3 II.P. 4 CYCLE ENGINE *49” 2317 Country Club Road Phone FA 2-7928 Open Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Snt. 9 HI 6 Thurs. & Frl. 9 III 9 Sure ’n B’ogora As M y Name Is O ’Kelly St. Patrkk's DAY SALE St. Patrick's Day is Sunday but we couldn't let so important a day slip by unnoticed. 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Everything is quickly dried nnd back in use again, so less wardrobe changes are needed. And in homes where small children rapidly outgrow Uieir clothing, the sav­ ing can mount up quickly. An Electric Clothes Dryer costs less to buy, less (0 maintain, nnd only pennies per load to ojterate. Needs no flue, so you can install it anywhere. For complete washday freedom, go all-electric in your laundry, with auto­ matic Electric Washer, Clothes Dryer, “sit-down” Electric Ironor, nnd super-fast, siqier-safe Electric Water Heater for all tho hot water you need — when you need it. See your electric appliance dealer today PARTS NOT INCLUDED SALES & SERVICE 25th b $127 77 • SPECIAL With Trade PURCHASE STEREO b HI ALBUM S • A D M IR A L TA B LE R A D IO FlQQl ' * $9 9 9 (B LcVinay. S ia m G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC carry the load! law nm ow er LEWIS FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Refrigerator Freezer FROST G U A R D • Rig 2.8 cu. ft. zero degree freezer • Dig 10.1 cu. ft. fresh food storage • Magnetic sufety doors SA V E UP T O $7T C # J Your trade cHtAPtn. root FLO R ID A POW ER & L IG H T CO207M Mnjf. PANAve. Y W. Scott Burns HELPING BUILD FLORIDA AflBMH Determines your Price �A Great Satisfaction Peter Edson OLD STORY, NEW SETTING Political ing something worthwhile for de­ veloping young people. One lender recently said, "My greatest experience in 23 yenrs of leading is the satisfaction it brings. It is worth more than I receive from my hobbies or other pastimes. When you complete a material project, you are finished; but you can see boys nnd girls still living by doing things they were tuught in 4-H." Yes, lenders of nil kinds like to sec their projects succeed, and lead­ ers of boys and girls are proudest when they see their members grow into young people who know and do the right things in life. Their most lasting piensurc is in seeing a boy or girl develop into a capable, efficient citizen. The volunteer leader* who help with the Seminole County 4-H Pro«rnm may never receive monetary rewards for their time and energy spent with the younir people but they will always lie repaid in satisfaction. There is an inspiring wholesomeness about a group of boy* and girls whose Interest* are In the improvement of themselves and their communities. As 4-H work. In Florida has grown In scope and enrollment, and ns the county and home demonstra­ tion agents have become occupied with other duties, a Inrge crop of volunteer workers hnve come to their rescue in the 4-H Club program. These teachers, farm people, sales­ men and others, assist the clubs and th e members for the sheer Joy of do­ To Err-Un-American A paradox afflicts us in the Into decades of the 20th century. We hnve daveloped an astonish­ ing tolerance of human frailty as it exnlblls Itself in individual prlvute lives even when th a t frailty leads to the commission of crime. But we show surprisingly little tolerance of human mistukes anil weakness when they crop up in pub­ lic life. Admittedly the standards among our public men are intended to be high. If we arc sensible we do not deliberately put in positions of au­ thority our weaklings und misfits. Yet even men chosen for their evident higher caliber have their flaw*. Moreover, they are plunged today into a welter of problems whose size and number are without any shadow of a precedent. Why should it bo assumed, as it evidently is by some, th a t American officials can — out of the blue — quickly m aster the delicate, difficult business of lending effective mili­ tary’. political and economic aid to a small Aslan land like South Viet Nam, a country which hus only half a will to help itself? In our nutionnl lifetime, this is an effort totally new. Why Is thore such haste to de­ mand great, visible economic Jmrovoment in South America, n conncnl th a t has languished for cen­ turies in poverty and political imma­ turity? The Russians, using the most crushing dictatorial )>owcr ever itmussed, have been trying to lift their own millions out of tho mire for 45 yenrs and have not succeeded yet. Their massive farm problem is unsolved. Is there any reason we should not make mistakes when, in an un­ paralleled upsurge, more than 50 new nutions suddenly appear on the world scene and we try to cope with them? We huve the rough Job of nurturing their independence in a world beset by aggressive commun­ ism. The guideposts are few. When, ever before, did we hnve to figure how to defend a free city like Berlin, totally encompassed by a hostile enemy? Spin the globe nnd note such other trouble areas as Korea, Laos, Indonesia, Indln nnd, highest in our thoughts now, Culm. Hitch raises unique problems. All cuu lie labeled critical — in varying degrees and different ways. Not even Franklin D. Roosevelt in World Wur II had a daily agenda so staggeringly complex as has con­ fronted Dwight l). Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and their free world counterparts in other lands. And hovering over these men to­ day is the awful knowledge th a t er­ ror can be comuounderl, in hours, in­ to the near nuclear ruin of this plan­ et. Surely those persons unable to tolerate imperfect effort must hnve sure-fire proposals of tholr own to make Viet Nam securely free, turn Latin America toward l>oomlng prosperlty, snuff out all thrent to Berlin and erase the last vestige of Castro from Cuba. Let’s have tho perfectionist’s plans right now. Human frailty obviously has ul ready cost us dearly. S Phil Newiom Says . . . Anti-Semitism ‘Denied’ Yci, said Premier Khrush­ chev, some persons of "Jew ­ ish nationality'* had been executed for e c o n o m i c crimes. But it come to him as a deep surprise that this should be Interpreted by tho West as a sign o( Soviet anti-Semi­ tism. The Russian prem ier's sentiments were expressed In a letter to (British philoso­ pher) Bertrand Russell, who beginning with Uie Cuba af­ fair, seems to have been In fairly frequent communi­ cation with Khrushchev. Kxccutkms for economic crimes Is standard policy In th t Soviet Union and Khrush­ chev quickly pointed out that others of nationalities besides Jewish also have suffered OUT OUR WAY QHp $ an fo rb Herald Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., March 11, 1863 Mai .is:it a, im :i.im , tsurroM a s ii i- i mlishs :m I.ASIMS VMil *111=1. SSIIWAMII N. ilSISMOUl M an-slow BUliur AUv#nl»lii* U lre clur J i m MIXI.B JIM li I.. SIIOISMAKKM B ounty B a ilo r H uoIi k >■ M i n e e t r CCl'KMA RAMSSRIS SMINMSY J. USIAST HOT IIIOlilSaOTMAM F m l u r * Bailor »'NA.1K SOI.TOI.lSIB Moi'lrly B a ilo r ClassIfi'S M i n . t i r C irculation Alauaasr I'M s:II WKM.B Slat liaulcal Mupb Uellierr Us W "k S l M S l H I I T t U N NSTIM Mr Mall S a m la a ls C a n a l ' ll.vu I Vtar o.vu a Sloulhs MO 3 Sloulba i.oo i a io u tii All Oikrr 111 .So | Vaar S.TS S Manilla 3 .u« S Mouilia I.OS 1 Mon III U. B. I’o t ta l I n s u l a t i o n s provide t h a t all m all aubacrlylluna bo |>alj In aUtanro. K n tsre d aa second claaa m a t l s r O ctober ST, ISIS a t l b s P o s t Office of Sanford. riurlU a. n u d a r Ih* A r t of Co pa rses o l March. TIi# l l t r a l d I, a n ia in b tr of t h e B u l l ' d I 'r t a a which Is e n title d o t r . u i l ' S i y lo Ilia uaa l o r re im b llc a llo u of all th e local a ew a srun»d la Itilc a t w s p a p t r . the death penalty. In the frankly atheistic so­ ciety of the Soviet Union all religions suffer persecutions at varying times and In varying degrees. Under the e u rs , the Jewa were marked for special humiliation, confined to ghet­ tos, stripped of human rights. In Communist Russia, with the coming of the independ­ ent state of Israel, they came In for suspicion of divided loyalties. A document submitted to the United Nations by the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions noted a marked decline of Jewish participation In Soviet pub­ lic life. The document charged that Jews suffer from "consis­ tent discrimination" in the fields of nationality rights, religion and Individual rights. The report said Jews "have virtually disappeared" from jobs of major respon­ sibility in the diplomatic ser­ vice and the army. It aaid Uw proportion of Jewa lo higher education, aclence and the professions Is declining steadily. M o s c o w correspondents were surprised by Khrush chev'* sensitivity to tho charge of antl Semltlsm and the vehemence with which he replied. They also were surprised by its wide distribution over Moscow radio and through the newspaper Iivestia. The motives remain a Khrushchev secret. No secret Is Ibe faet that one of Um greatest Soviet failures has been the failure to stamp out religion. Early this year Western sympathies were stirred by the story of 31 peasants who treked 3,000 miles froAt Sib­ eria to tha American em ­ bassy, seeking escape and the right to follow their own religion. Radio Ubcrty recently told of another religious group hidden so deeply In the Sib­ erian wilderness that they learned of the end of World War It only firs jrogrt la tar. Aerial rteonnalsanc* found them out and secret police brought them back. I Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CARE 0*470: Verna 0., ag ­ ed 20, is a college coed. “ Dr. Crane, I plan to elope," she began, "for I don’t went to go through ell the strain of nn elaborate church wed­ ding. "My mother will be furious, I am sure, for she has her heart set on e fancy wedding. "Hut I’d rather run away and he married by a Justice of the Peace. Don’t you think that Is l*etter than a church ceremony 7” Which type of wedding Is more likely to end In divorce— that performed by a clergy­ man or by a Justice of tho I’earo7 The facts indicate more marrleges go sour that are performed in tho offiee of e local Justice of the Peecel Why? Not because the Justice of ths Peace isn’t a good morn I agent. Rut usually because the clsrgymen will refuse to marry couples whsre he feels they a rt half drunk. Or, if hs sera they are Im­ mature and emotionally juv­ enile, the clergymen will try to have a lengthy pre-maritul Interview with the couple. Clergymen also conduct premarriage classes nnd tlius warn the prospective nowlyweds of many pitfalls which they don’t even suspect. When you visualise a hasty wedding at 2 o’clock In the morning, by a hilarious couple that have decided on n "quick­ ie" marriage while swilling down their last drink at a tav. cm, do you picture them pledging their vows before a clergyman or before a Justice of the Peace? A wedding should never bo a hasty or quickie matter. In marriage, both parties are actually pledging the next CO years of their total earn­ ings, affection und mutual In­ terests. They are also casting the “ proxy" votes of all their fu­ ture unborn children! (iirls, by all means think twice before you let yourself be stampeded Into a midnight marriage. % For you are very likely to doublecrosa your future, unt>orn babies by such a rash act. Church weddings need not be associated with the costly expense eo often linked with fond mamma’s attem pt to splurge and h I g h h a t ths neighbors. Verna can run nwuy to get married, but we psychologists suggest she and her sweet­ heart run to a clergyman. And wo’d also urge her to have a pre-marlta) Interview with him so site cun he brief­ ed thoroughly about the full meaning of marirage. Many young people nowa­ day! ehun the funfare of pub­ licity, pine the interminable dreee fittings and posing fur pictures, plus the rehearsals, now linked with alsborata church weddings. The bride's father might better use this money for a down payment on a little cot­ tage for the newlyweds. The wedding eouple can In­ vite their respective parents nnd then bo married by tha clergyman a t the altar, with­ out publicity. It is often the bride's moth­ er who d e m a n d s tha big church wedding, with all the trimmings, even though tha bride herself wants to avoid •uch fanfare. 80 will y o u m o t h e r s PLEASE let your daughters pick the kind of ceremony they prefer? Dick West Soyi WASHINGTON (NEA) — House Judiciary Commlttse Chairman Emsnusl Caller, (D-N.Y.), gets his long-heraided Inquiry Into “the con­ centration of ownership of news media" ‘Under way March 13. .Nobody has the faintest Idea what ths out­ come will be. What tha leng-handiad Job description means Is that the Antitrust subcommittee which Celler also heads wants to dstcrmlns If thsre have bow any nswspapsr violations of ths 1960 Ksfsuvtr-Csllsr amendm int to ths Clayton antitrust law. This smsndmsnt prohibits msrgsrs that reduce competi­ tion or foster the growth of monopoly conditions. It was intended to check business mergers by stock acquisition if they tended to reduce com­ petition or restrain trade. Newspapers were not exempt­ ed. After the I.o* Angeles Mer­ gers in which the morning Examiner and earning Mirror disappeared, leaving only the lim es and Herald-Express, Celler decided to look into it. Hit staff has been probing n year. It haa combed the files of many newspaper properties Involved in mergers. Celler now plant to hold hearings several days each wi«k for three or four weeks. Complete list of witnesses has not been announced. After the hearings get going it is believed that many Interested purti'-a will want to be h<«rd and that this may prolong the investigation. After the hearings, there will be a staff atudy and com­ mittee report on whether ad­ ditional legislation is need­ ed and, if so, what its nature should be. F e d e r a l Communication* Commission Chairman New­ ton C. Minow will be the first witness because telephone and telegraph service chargee are Important factors in news­ paper costs. Also, today 1(U of 484 television licenses, 402 of 3,745 AM and 147 of 811 FM radio stations havs news­ paper cr magaxlna affilia­ tions. Stanford 8 m!th, general manager of American Newtpaper Publishers A nn., will be the second witness, appear­ ing voluntarily. Ha will be given all of the second day to prsssnt ths publishers' side of ths story. He will give a de­ tailed legal and economic analysis of ths newspaper business today. Increasing costs are, of courts, the prin­ cipal factor causing newspa­ pers to combine tiw.tr publish­ ing operations, Celler cited figures to show that only 65 United States Just Gotta Have My Paper WASHINGTON (UP!) - —Those of us who live out in tho interlands don't realise how had it Is lo be without newspapers until w« talk to someone from New York. Tiie ghastliness of this form of deprivation was impressed upto me by a New York press agent who wai a visitor In Washington this week. He called me up and spent IS minutes or so In conversa­ tion without once mentioning the names of any of his clients. That sort of behavior was so unnatural that 1 finnally asked him If something were wrong. " It’s the newspaper strike,” tie said. “ It's beginning to get me down.” "1 suppose the strike Is tough on someone in your line of work," 1 sympathised. "Leaves you without any place to plant plugs.” " It’s not that so much," he said. "It's not being able to keep up with the news that bothers m e." "Iladio and television newscasts don't satisfy you, eh?" 1 ssld. "It's not that so much," he said. "The news programs are okay when you can hear them. The trouble is that I'm usually out when they come on.” I theater business by orgsn"My wife listens snd when **‘ng "show train" excursions In Cincinnati. I get home she gives me s Ills modus operand! was to fill-in. That's what makes the charter a train and take a strike so drtadful. You can't group of Cincinnati drama imagine what It's like when lovers to New York for four your only contact with the days of thester-going. The outside world is your wife charge was $10.50 a head, paraphrasing Huntley • Drink- which covered all expenses. ley." I commiserated as best I could and, In an effort to get his mind off the blackout, in­ quired of tbe nature of his mission to the capital. " I ’m not here on business at alt," he said. “ I just flew down to read some newspap­ ers After llie poor fellow rang off I picked up a copy of a local paper and chanced to read an artlcla about a man who started a career In the Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpal* • Furniture • Tils • Pianos • Rental Red* large the job 210 8. PARK AYE. down In psst, present or fu. ture labor-management rela­ tions. • T ht commlttes will not con­ sider censorship or manage­ ment of newt by government. “Nor a rt we concerned with anyono’s political viows," say* Celler. Licensing of newspa­ per* a t radio snd television stations are now licensed by FCC "In the public interest" won't b# considered, even et a monopoly curb. While many newspaperman have been fearful th at tha Caller investigation will re­ sult In new curb* on freedom of the press as guaranteed by the constitutional First Amendment, tome good may coma of It. If no need it found for new restrictive legislation, the- ghost of that threat will be laid for many year*. Letters Dear Sir: Melodee'a 1903 H eart Fund Benefit is over but satisfac­ I tion and happiness reign ! among the “kid*" who made it all possible. The queen candidates, skat­ ers, and parents of each put their hearts Into the benefit and your newspaper's publici­ ty put it before the public who made our total so great in ths fight against heart dis­ ease. We would Ilks to tak* this means to express our thanks to your newspaper and your reporter, D o 1 1 1o Higgin­ botham, for the fin* new* cov­ By H tl Cochran erage of our 1003 H eart Fund Tho television announcer Skating Show and Coronation says "The picture will con­ of Queen of Henrtt. tinue after this commercial." Yours sincerely, Meiodee Skating Rink Why net be honest and say Jacob S. Beet "the**?" Barbs With all the labor-saving device* to keep going, nn wonder woman's work it never done. TIBKMITIS S W A R M IN G ? Lots of husbands get an awful charge out of what friend wife buys. If a bussing tell his *ee the man has a constant in his oar, he should wife to keep quiet, or doctor. MARY CARTER INSIDE SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL • tXCUUMT Misuse ' AHS COVISAS* • SXTItMIlY OMARS * C H I'. 't o o ', OVER 35 YEAR8 At first * Palmetto (Alsogild* eld past office) small or how Wieboldt's CAMERA 81101* cities In 87 slates have com­ peting dally newspapers to­ day. There were 65% cities with competing dallies 40 years ago. On th« other side of the picture-, Smith points out that since the end of World War II there hoe been a great evolu­ tion In the newspaper buelnsas. There haa been an increase In the number of paper* from 1,744 In 1944 to 1,700 In 1902. ToUl circulation has jumped from 48 to over 00 million. Modern newspapers are no longer captive organs of po­ litical parties or special in­ terest groups, tay* Smith, ITier* Is no monopoly In nsws or advertising services. New and niora powerful competi­ tion hae arisen from radio, televielon, suburban "shop­ ping news" paper* and week­ ly newt magtslnea. While the number of "chain" newspaper operation* has grown from 13 group* with 02 papers in 1919 to 10U groups with 500 papers in 1900, the average number of paper* In’ each group hae risen from only 4.7 to 5.1 -in 40 years. Subjects which the Celler rommittes wants to stay out of are considered Just ns im­ portant ae subject* it wants to investigate. The committee does not want to g»< involved in tha New York and Clerland newspaper strike sub­ jects. I t does not want to bog e WAIN*III No matter how Sea Us For KODAK CAMERAS. Film and Finishing Notebook you need, we will be happy MOMTiuowam • ret ust on ictus woo* 'AMRa* n u t’ •ooes. CAMNSTX HAST i t a* wausetts M «u| Cokteir 209 W. 1st. St. PA IN T S Hanford, Fla. A D D A ROOM FLO RIDA ROOM NEW ROOF NEW CARPORT to discuss it M O D E R N IZ E with you and YOUR KITCHEN give you a FREE ESTIMATE 114 So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 S h o su m a kiU i 211 W. 25th ST. construction co. PHONE FA 2-3103 �ft Backstairs At The White House vTlfr franfnrh Mon. Mar. 11, *63—Pace 5 j lirra lh WASHINGTON ( I T ! ) — Backstairs at the White House: The extent to which true and stout-hearted New Front­ iersmen will go to maintain and prove their physical fit­ ness begin to make the era of Teddy Roosevelt seem al­ most delicate. Two of President Kennedy's brothers. Ally. Gen. Robert and Sen. Edward, gave a blow-out the other night as muscular as an evening at the YMCA. There was noth­ ing Y.MCA about the setting, however. They clxtsc the highly con­ servative Chevy Chas Club in Maryland, just across the CHIEF HI.Ft 1UONICS TECHNICIAN John S. Parker Jr. of Sanford, District of Columbia line, as left, is shown Iwinyr sworn in by Cdr. II. K. McGregor after re-enlisting' in the scene of an ice-skating the Navy for six years. Parker, a» Navy veteran of 10 years, is attached to party which started at 7:30 tite Antarctic Support Activities tit McMurdo Station ttnd is a member of p. m. and went on until af­ the Wintering' Over Party. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) ter midnight. Joining the younger Kennedys and their wives as hosts were other shining lights of the New Frontier such ns Peace Corps Direct­ or It. Sargent Shriver. who is married to the President's Real F.-tate Transactions aister, Eunice, and Paul Kay. Philip I’ruwl to FIIA, Kunthe Navy undersecretary and By l»ulsr Kimunck close friend of tho Kennedy land, 911,700. the other women's clubs in Election of officers was the county also taking part. Family. John I’robst to l.uvvrcnce First, they ate—not a tot Fltaw, etux, Smith’s Sutxlvn., held by the Altamonte Civic Winner ol tills contest will Club at the last meeting with of sissy cocktail ehow. but 30.500. go to the Convention for fin­ fat hamburgers and French Burton Pilcher, elux. to Mrs. K. A. Juthe named al judging. fried potatoes. Their keen- James Jackson, etux, Crystal president for the coming It was announced that sa id year. teen menu, however, did not Luke, s'.i.Him. of tickets for Wednesday's Ollier olficers will he Mrs. gu so far as malted and Sinope Bldg. Curp. to MilCard Party were la ing well | George llearn, vice presi­ shakes. They made one cun- toil Nichols, Academy Manor, dent; Mrs. B. F. Wells, re­ received and that a large | concession to adulthood—cock­ $8,600. cording secretary; Mrs. Clif­ collection of door prize* has tails and !>ccr. Ward Hicks, Inc. to lliud- ford Samis, corresponding been arranged for the event. Tummies full, the Frontier foiil l.yon, etux, Eustbrook, secretary; Mr*. It. T. Over­ The Parly will In- held in the people, most of them gaily $ 17,1100. ly, treasurer; Mrs. M. G. Community House on Mait­ clad in skiing or skating cos­ James T. Hudson Jr., etux Pate, historian and Mrs. Wal­ land Ave. beginning at 2 p m. tumes, swarmed over the and there will he a variety ter llohcrg, chaplain. large outdoor rink at the to VA, 11J.000. 'o f oilier games available in Installation (or the new Earle Mai shall, etui to Phil­ club. The Chevy Chase, inci­ , addition to the cards In or­ dentally is a somewhat un­ lip Marriott, etux, ltl-21-30, officers will lie conducted at der that entertainment can the May meeting. $166,000. usual place for leaders of Congratulations were ex­ lie provided for everyone. this administration to en­ Joseph Prince, etux, to tend to Mrs. Milton Tinsley, Men in the community also tertain. Louis Moulds, etux, 18-21-30, member of the Altamonte are invited to attend. The place ts highly con­ »10,800. A group of club members Club, who recently was elect­ servative and membership FIIA to Carl A n d e r s o n, met Friday morning at the ed president of the Semi­ regulations arc exceedingly etux, N. ChuluuUt, $7,500. nole County Federation of home of Mrs. W. C. Morrell strict. Members in recent YA to Gilbert Nash, etux, Women's Clubs. One of Mrs. I to wrap tho prize*. years have been known to Piiivereat, $10,500. Following the meeting Die Tinsley's first activities in receive rather chiding letters YA Ur W alter F» Bush, etux, the new office will be to at­ refreshment committee served from club officials for hav­ Suiilunil, $12,600, tend live Federation Conven­ cookies, nuts and randies ing invited the wrong sort Kuebcn Wallstedt, etux to tion in West l’alm Beach. from a beautifully decorated of lunch or dinner guests. Bui tun Burlhulenicw, etux, table which featured a gla­ April 15 18. In fact, inquiries were $21,000. dioli arrangement as the Announornicnt was made made of the club manager's Oakland Estates, Ine. to Al­ I centerpiece. office prior to the Kennedy ton Kling, elux, Uuklumi, $15,- that Mrs. Louise Cauldin will Hostess in charge were represent the club in Hie party, asking whether the a t­ tMiO. Mrs. A. N. Cauldin, Mrs. T. torney general would be en­ Gilbert. Pettit, etux to FIIA, dressmaking event to be held L. Gorman, Mrs. C. W. SonSaturday in Leesburg with tertaining there. A man in N. Orlando, $1:1,700. representatives from each of nefield and Mrs. II. K. Sea­ tile manager’s office told at It. C. Crumpton, etux to man. least one caller that it was Itoscuu Ilurtzel, elux, SunThe next meeting of the quite doubtful the attorney lund, $11,500. club will tie held on April 3 general was acting as host Busan Custi iunni, etui, to and nicnilH'rs were asked lo since he was not a member. Beinurd Kiddy, etux, Kuuford bring suitable Items from This apparently was a de­ lights., $17,000. home for a Chinese Auction tailed easily handled by Biuinur Development Co. to to he held at this time. someone. Wurd Hicks, Inc., Eastbiouk, The skating activity was $ 6 ,000 . Joe T. Baggcrly and Alfred furiously energetic. Tlie at­ I). Tabor, New York Life Re­ torney general and the jun­ presentatives of Sanford at­ ior senator from Massachu­ tended an advanced under­ setts headed up one hockey writing seminar held at the team. Longford Hotel in Winter There was a relay rare of Park, devoted to a study of sorts and this involved much business insurance ami insur­ loud cheering and humping. DETROIT (CPU - T h e ance for estate conservation, One highlight of the even­ American auto industry Fri­ according to Joseph J. Cur­ ing was the expert appear­ ance of Sandy Cuhertson, a day built its four millionth tis, C.L., manager of the Or­ lando general office of New beautiful and p r o m i s i n g 1863 model car. The milestone ear was just York Life Insurance Com­ young actress who for sev­ eral seasons was one of the one ol the 161,056 units sched­ pany. This seminar I* part of an sturs of live famous Ice Ca- uled to lie producnl this extensive agent i-duration pro­ pades. She gave up show week. The statistical a g e n c y , gram conducted by New skating alter last season to concentrate on her dramatic Ward's Reports, said this York Life on a continuing /A /S O tA P /O /V week'* output represents a 1.6 basis throughout (he country. career. per cent increase from the Sandy |ierformed Milo for Beauty of hund-woven Per­ the New Frontier party, and 118,688 cars produced last assisted with their games on week and is 13.1 per ccnl sian rug* often stem* from F £ A /C /A /G Ice. Afterward, she was more above (lie I3J.I61 unit* built irregularities in pattern* and colur*. fatigued than she could re­ a year ago call even after a matinee and evening performance with a professional ice show. As this highly trained and condition­ P A /A /F /A A G ed professional skater wear­ ily removed her skates, there atill were Kennedy s akooling across the ice. Sandy came to the party Don't hesitate to truko your wishes known through the efforts of Carol when you call on us (or money. You certainly ft Rn*enhha>m. owner of the know far better than wo do just what your Baltimore Colts professional football team. He called her specific requirements arc. in Hollywood, Fla., where she ALL WORK was getting her parents net­ tled in a new home and ask­ A T G .A .C . W I'R K G O V ER N ID GUARANTEED ed her to fly inlo Washing­ ENTIRELY BY YOUR PERSONAL PREFERENCES BY UK ton with only two days notice. All of which she was hap­ py to do What was Iter reward? Getting to rub skates to |6 0 0 locus* up with the g reat She departed without so much as a snap­ CALL OUIC shot to prove she hail been H . A . IM . Dept on the scene. C O R P O R A T I O N Courthouse Records a Locals Take Part In Antarctic Party Chief Elvctrunir* Tiihlit- ivsidcs at 1(11 Sunset Dr. in ciiin John S. Pinker Jr. of Loch Arbor, also is * member Sanfuid. a Navy veteran of IP of this year's Wintering Over yi.it*. recently re.cnlisted for ( Patty. another six year* duty. | Dining the next s e v e n Parker, whose family re­ i months of Anluictic Winter sides at IPS White Dr. in Sun- night. Chief* I'm her and Fit*ford, is attached to the Ant­ I gel aid will l>e dependent on arctic Support Activities at | amateur hum radio operator* McMurdo Station, Antarctica, ! to contact their familie* as no and is a member of the Oper­ 1planes or ships visit the Ant­ ation Deepfreeze Vdt Winter­ arctic dining this period. ing Ovci Party at McMurdo. | Another San foul man, chief Edward P. Fitzgerald, chief air controlmun Samuel S. nir c> dmtin. whose family Guide of 101 S. Sunland Dr., i etui m d home ill December after spending four months at Mr.Munlo Station. He i* due i to return to the Antarctic In ! December a* n ntentlier of the ! Deepfreeze V>1 Wintering Ov! er Party. All three of the men vveie with the GCA I'nit nt Sanford Naval Air Station before their present assignments. 111 NOItTII PA UK BLUE RTB80W FRE5HLY 1 Bill To Pay G .A .C . F I N A N C E -sastfota- I l l W ait First Street..................................Tel.FAlrfax2-3743 42B North Orange Avenue........ .............Tel GA/dcn 1-M 5 401 W est Central Boulevord....................Tel. GArden J64V3 1243 East Colonial Drive. Tel. GArden 5-2641 U U N I M A M t o mSIDLMTt O f ALL NEARBY TOWNS MAPLE at 6th KT. 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Tueaoay a t tha Town 1UI1. ^CARRAW AY ROUND Businessjflt Briefs W - Board To Meet For P ro p e rly LADY FAIR WHEN YOU BUY RED BfPE Garden Fresh Produce TOMATOES ► PKG SALAD sue PKC OF 12 (J) 2 5 Baked Goods r f ■ lady HA k«* SWEET POTATOES C IN N . PRUNE TREATS HPiNcasa-ts-as tmwmtiimum FANCY RED Kiuafijtf 3 29 < �€ C!j« f u b r ) Page 6—Mon. Mar. 11, '63 Vm R Weekend Sports Summary Spring Training Roundup McCovey Pounding By United Press International The way Willie McCovcy of the San Fran­ cisco Giants is pounding the ball during spring training, Orlando Cepeda may not have his first base job when he ends his holdout. The 25-ycar-old McCovey, a sensation with the Giants in 1050 but a part-time outfielderfirst baseman ever since, hit two solo homo runs Sunday in leading the Nationnl League cham* s to a 10-7 exhibition victory over the ClcveIndians. McCovey, Who had singled and belted a 400foot ground rulo double in Saturday’s opener, belted homers in the third and seventh innings Sunday, both landing in the same spot, 380 feet ho from home plate. Cepeda, who h it .811 with 46 homers and 142 runs batted in in 1901, dipped to a .306 average with 85 homers and 111 RBI’s last year. The Giants' other holdout, pitcher Juan Marlchal, was reported on his way to the Phoenix, Ariz., camp from his home in the Do­ minican Republic. Cepeda said, 'T h e Giants have spent two weeks making all sorts of offers to finally reach last year's salary. If they had started there I B Really Paces Kegler Play 8 t John's Realty went all la la it week’s action of the Sandspura Bowling League. They copped t h e highscratch aeries, 2089, and the high-scratch game, coo, and came away with a four-point win from Factory Paint Out­ let Jeaa Monroe's 562 waa high series of the night and her 220 waa high game. Celia DePalma was a big asiiat to St. John's with a 513 scrica and a 101 game. Eleanor Anderson, • b o of that team, turned in a 436-172. The top team, Welib Tire, had a four-point win from Pierre Mfg. to keep its threepoint toad. would already be in training camp." Cepeda in­ dicated th a t he and the club are still far apart on ■alary terms and said he would not go to camp unless they can get together. In Sunday’s slugfest, Felipe Alou nnd rookie Hal Lnnier, son of former major ienguer, Max, also homered for the Giants while Fred Whit­ field, Tito Francona and Walt Bod connected for the Indinns. Elsewhere nround the Citrus nnd Cactus cir­ cuits on Sunday: the Baltimore Orioles handed the world champion Yankees their second straight setback, 5-4; four Philadelphia Phillie pitchers combined to hurl n 3-0, six-hit victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates; the New York Mets beat the St. Louis Cnrdinnls, 7-5; the Minnesota Twins edged the Detroit Tigers, 4-2, in 11 in­ nings. The Los Angeles Dodgers downed the Mil­ waukee Braves, 4-2; tho Washington Senators held on for a 7-5 triumph over tho Kansas City Athletics; the Cincinnati Reds pulled out a 1-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox in 11 in­ nings; the Boston Red Sox shelled the Chicago Cubs, 12-2, nnd the Houston Colts tallied three runs in the ninth inning to beat the Los Angeles Angels, 7-4. CWGA Hosts Two Groups By Jane Caisetberry The Casselberry Women’s Golf Assn, was host last Thursday to golfers from Winter Park and Mid-Florida Assns. for nine holes of play followed by a luncheon at the Country Club at Casselberry. Fifty women participated and tboic wishing to play the new back nine continued their game after the luncheon. Mrs. Debbie Pender, pres­ ident of the host club, wel­ comed the guests and Mrs. Frances Towles, president of Mid-Florida, and Mrs. Raehel Breathwit, vice president of Winter Park, expressed their appreciation for the hospital­ ity received. Mrs. Betty Overman, tourn­ ament chairman, awarded golf balls to tho winners. Mrs. Doris Kobylak, chair­ man of tho luncheon commit­ tee, was responsible for the clever t a b l e decorations which were green and white and followed a St. Patrick’s Day theme. Results for the Winter Park team were low gross, Maggie Franckenberg, 43; second low gross, Betty Martin, 45; lownet, Peg Oliphant, 30; second low net, Flo Harris, 33; low putts, Mary Bailey, 14; mas­ ter score, Marian Pfeiffer; master putts, Ruth Estelle. For Mid-Florida, low gross, Helen Croylc, 47; low net, Fannie Kramer, 3fi; low putts, S a l l y Kuenr, 14; master putts, Betty Swope; master score, Juanita Cottinghain. For Casselberry, low gross, Vivian Conklin, 40; low net, Mary Daugherty, 37 low putts, Nellie Smith, 14; m as­ ter putts, Penny Patrick; master score, Eunice Wheatley. The Casselberry Assn, will hold its monthly business met ling’ at 9 a.m. March 21 prior to teeing off for the day'a play. This group has been invited to play at Mid-Florida Coun­ try Club on March 28 and at Winter Park Country Club on April 25. SATURDAY MILWAUKEE — B r i a n Sternberg of the University of Washington pole vaulted higher than any other Amer­ ican when he soared 16 feet, 3' j inches in the f(rst U.S. Track and Field Federation Games. JACK CAOLO •Steals Home’ Seminoles Win Opener Here, 6-0 Another Carload Of . . . Delivered To The Fabulous Tip - Tops These Cattle Are Hand Picked, Every Cut Is GUARANTEED TENDER 10 • TIMES • OUT - Of • 10 • Or Your MONEY CHEER­ FULLY REFUNDED. FREEZER SPECIAL MIAMI BEACH — Cleveland Williams won an unan­ imous 10-round decision over Billy Daniels in a heavy­ weight bout BUFFALO, N. Y— Dick Cochran of Chicago took over first place In the classic sin­ gles of the American Bow­ ling Congresa Tourney when Behind the no run pitch­ he rolled a G82. ing of Butch Riser and Ed Fitzgrald and the hesd-up ARCADIA, Calif. - Bardao base running of Jack Caolo, won the $115,600 San Juan the Sanford Seminoles won Capistrano Handicap at San­ their baseball opener against ta Anita by a head over Titusville 6-0 here Friday. Juanro. Riser, who got credit for the victory, hurled three hit JACKSON Miss. — Misstight ball until he give way isslppl State received the after five and one-third inn­ green light to play In the ings. NCAA basketball tournament. Fitzgerald finished up for SUNDAY the locals. PENSACOLA - A r n o l d Although Sanford got only Palmer won the eighth an­ four hits they came a t time­ nual Pensacola's PGA Open ly Intervals with the locals with a 72-hole score of 273. jumping on Titusville for two runs in the first three STOCKHOLM. Sweden — frames. Sweden defeated Finland, 4-0, Csolo, with some alert base and Czechoslovakia beat East running, stole home in the Germany, 83. In world lee second inning. The next tilt hockey competition. for the locals will be here Tuesday against Wildwood. MIAMI BEACH— Heavyweight Champion Sonny Lis­ ton, showing no effects of a In Tournament knee strain suffered three The Enterprise Biddy Bas­ weeks ago, resumed training ketball team, unbeaten this for his April 10 title fight season, and the Junior Team with Floyd Patterson. will play In the area tourna­ ment this week. Edwin BradBOSTON — Boston College dock coaches the Biddy Team and Clarkson were selected and Forrest Nutt fa coach of to represent tho East in the the juniors. NCAA Hockey Championships. Beef jA u -J m d e A MEATS CUT & WRAPPED FREE! Sides ( Hind 45 55 Quarters Lb. Lb.1 68 STEAKS Sirloin • Porterhouse T-Bone • Cube Boneless CUT Round ROAST * Standing Rib • Rump SIRLOIN TIP Lb. Lb. 58' SHOULDER ROUND ROAST . . lb. 78c ROAST . . lb. 48c A LL M EA T S T E W ........................ lb. 58c CENTER CUT C H O P S ................. lb. 68c FIRST C U T C H O P S ...................... lb. 38c FRESH G RO U N D B E E F ............. 3 lbs. $1 PORK C H IT T ER LIN G S . . . . 10 lbs. $1.98 TENDER JUICY 39' 5 cans 99< LEG 0 LAMB SOUTHERN SEA Liston Back In Training For Bout MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Heavyweight champion Sonny Uaton reeumed training Sun­ day for h it title bout egalnst Floyd Pattcraon and report­ ed that the Injured kneo which caused n postponement to April 10 "didn't bother me • t all." Yjiton ahowed absolutely no ill effects of a 17-day lay­ off after straining n knee while swinging a golf club for photographers. The champion w o r k e d smoothly and appeared In ■urprlslngly fit physical con­ dition nnd said he saw no reason that ho could not now go Into heavy training. Litton trained In rather un­ usual Circumstances with a ring not up on tha shady aids • f • swank lllam l Beach hotel and the area blocked off with a canvaa from the hotel's main pool right on tho ocean front. A crowd of more than 100 spectators, most of them in bathing aulta, sat around a small awimmlng pool, moat of them dripping thalr lags In the water, while the burly Liston worked for more titan one-half hour. Wearing purple aweetpanta and a sweatshirt, Liston shad­ ow-sparred two rounds with sparmato Vaneda Cox of Chi­ cago and then did two rounds on the heavy bag and two more on tha light bag. The spectators applauded vigorously In tha bright sun­ shine aa Liston did a heel and toa rope skipping bit while a phonograph shrilled a roek’n roll version of "Nlghttrain." Indicating hts surprising fitness, Liston hardly appear­ ed to braes himself trainer Wlllia Reddish fired n larga heavy medicine ball into hla stomach from five feat away. Jack Nilon, Liston's adviser, said that the champion would •tart boxing sessions Wednes­ day and -we a rt not a t all concerned In view of tho fact that wo have four weeks to get ready nnd Sonny fotls good mentally now that this first training assslnn has shown us tho knee is all rig h t" l.iston'a kneo was sprained and thrra was fear originally that he might have suffered torn ligaments but Nilon said that "wu liava the green light now." Liston, sweating profusely under a white terryrlolh robo after hia workout, was reluc­ tant to discuss hts weight. "I just want to feel good and as long as this Is a heavy­ weight fight I could stay like I am right now if I wanted to," he explained. "I waa 214 the last time and I'll lio at whatever weight I feel the strongest." There ware estimate* that Liston probably weighed as much aa 230 pounds, but hia lightness of foot and aurprlaingly thin abdomen Indicated that tharr were no r*«l prob­ lems ahead. 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U n it 8 With |3 Order EVAPORATED MILK TA K R YO U R OAR W H IR R T H I RXPRRTR ARM . . . T O MIX Pretty's Best Rated Kennel Club Choice Stake from tbo second box. One of Pretty's Boat's most dangerous contenders tonight will be Excelling, who chalkrd up 13 wins last season for Um track's top victory acor*. An eatra attractive dally double tonight gets the tenth week of the current campaign started off with a bang. All Grado A greyhounds compete in the first halt of tha double while Grado B sprinters are slated tor action in the sec­ ond half. In the first raco entries in­ clude such stars as Sweet Callccn, Daring Darlene, Coni Silver and Rocker Chair Jean. 8HUKFINB TALL CANB CHEESE SPREAD W h B T B * * '0 9 Darold Robertaon’a Pretty’s Bast will get plenty of fan backing when she tries for her seventh win of tho season la tonight's featured ninth raea at tho Banford-Orlando Kennel Club. Tbo hard-driv­ ing youngster, who will not bo two-years-old until May, has registered nil h tr six (irate la Grado A contests, several of thorn mala oventa. Pretty's Boat haa drawn tlie o m hole for tonight and she apparently like* tha rail. She was clocked at 31.02 In win­ ning one race from Um one hole, and she won a semi­ final in tho Racing Queen TUNA FISH Lb. nC L U t iB n MWY. 17—92 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO Qaantity Right* H rsrned Prime (toed Thru March II 2 LOCATIONS t 4th 8T. ft SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th ST. « r �■ Bh* Sanfttrh Vrreii I Mon. Mnr. 11, 'till—Pnj?e 7 Lyman Junior Play Scheduled Tuesday Night 'Industrial' Exhibit Seen As Sure Success From the standpoint of benefits to the economy of the state and to the prosper­ ity of participating industrial­ ists, the Florida Industries Exposition in Orlando April 23-3> already is an assured success. By showing the world the variety and quality of Flor­ ida manufactured products, the Exposition will help ex­ pand the markets for all kinds of items that arc “ Made For You in Florida by Floridians.” And as Florida manufacturers arc able to sell more goods, they of course increase their work f o r c e s . T li a t m e a n s more joh» and more money in the Florida economy— money that helps everybody either directly or indirectly. Because of the Exposition's benefits to the state and be­ cause they realize that Flor­ idians are increasingly in­ terested in their state's in­ dustrial progress, the state's communication's media are giving strong supixirt to the Exposition. Besides dissemi­ nating information alxmt it and its participating indus­ tries, many newspapers, ma­ gazines, radio and television stations arc endorsing the Exposition editorially as a public service. Although exhibitors in last year's show got their money's worth and more, tills year's THIS LOVELY MEILMAID front Week I Wiieheo, Diane Fry, posca as the participants already are guar­ beautiful "Princess Wondcroua” who, according to legend, chose Wecki anteed even greater returns. Wachee as her home after senrchittK the entire earth for a place befitting For one thing, an intensive one so fair. We have a selfish reason, too, nloni? with showing a pretty Kil l, and effective campaign is be­ for puirlisliiiiK this picture: Diane is modeliiiK till Alix of Sanford bathiiiK ing carried out to attract suit. more business visitors to the ahow. For example, a zem'.annual conference of the Purchasing Agents Association of F'iorida will be held in Orlando at the same time as the Exposition and special Bids for new construction morning rather than it* Thursday and Friday to per­ hours have been set aside mit teachers to attend the for (lie group to view the at Crooms and Lyman High scheduled meeting Thursday. Supt. It. T. Alii wee will be convention. exhibits. That means exhibi­ Schools will lie opened al tors will have an opportunity 10 a. m. Tuesday by the in Jacksonville Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to a t­ to allow their products and School Board. tend Die Florida Education capabilities to several hun­ Tlio board will hold its Association. dred purchasing agents who Schools will be closed command uncounted millions regular session T u e s d a y of dollars in buying power. By Al Kiirllnrr "My problem here is that tion's capital, has advocated from m istreatm ent Hawaii is one of feveral ATLANTA (UPI) -T h e re 's you just don't spank a Hol­ lifting the ban and also wants a verse in the Book of Pro­ stein and get away with it," an easier way to expel stu­ states requiring the pre­ dents. Fargason said sence of “ another responsible verbs that reads. “ Foolish­ Nine states — Virginia. adult” wiien a whipping is Like most other states, ness is tioiind up in the heart Florida, Iowa, Massachusetts, administered. By Jane Casselberry of a child, but the rod of (leorgia leaves tlie disciplin- ' Montana, Oklahoma, I’ennIn a number of states the | ing of school children up to The Junior Clu»s of I.yman correction shall drive it from local seliool boards. Only sylvatiia. Texas ami Vermont courts have been inclined to him.” High School will present n —have state laws or seliool rule in favor of the teachers Another writer translated it New Jersey lias a state law three - act comedy, “ Which codes specifically allowing rather than the pupils and banning corporal punishment. | this way: “ Spare the rod and Shall He Marry,” Wednesday spoil the child.” Dr. Allen .Smith, associate teachers to spank pupils. their parents. They baso state school superintendent in North Carolina and Nevada their Dunking on an oldat 8 p.m. in the Lyman High In tills modern age, how­ have taws permitting but dis- established principle known ever teachers who translate (ievrgia, saiil most boards in Auditorium. couraging the practice. Most in the law as “ In loco parhis state still permit spank1 The question pc-cd by the this admonition to tire pos­ states, however, simply rely entii”—the teacher standing terior* of unruly school chil­ ing. lie viewed tlie main pro­ on laws protecting children in the place of the parents. title becomes complicated by blem ut seliool discipline this dren often find theniselves in the fuel that two million dol­ a hornet's nest of public re­ way: lars is riding on his choice. action—and sometimes in a “ Many boards don't set ! “Great Savings on Easy Terms” clear regulations and teach­ Featured in the play will he law suit. A new pupil spanking con­ ers don't know where they FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE Boniatio Cox, Marguret Gurtroversy is swirling around stand. Teachers need to know rett, Carol lligh-milh, Marla Leroy IL Fargason, 53, the that tlie rug is not going to 1 Jones, (iracr liulbert, Barbara principal of the public school be pulled from under them." Mcssimer, C h e r y l Worley, at Taylorsville, Ga. (Enroll­ The Atlanta school system Donald l'hilpitt mid Juiucs ment 500). has a strict rule against cor­ Parsons. Since coming to the school poral punishment, a rule not I The play is being directed in September, Fargason has entirely acceptable to some { by the class sponsor, Fletcher spanked several pupils, in­ school authorities. Cockrell. Xcminul admission cluding Uie son of Mayor At. Businessman Harold F. will be charged with a special J. Holstein. Tito mayor says Jackson, s member o( the price offered to students. tlie county school tm.-ird will school board, argues that Proceeds will go towards t>e asked to fire the prin­ "more children need discip­ the Junior-Senior Prom to be cipal. Fargason also has been line than are getting it. charged with assault and "When I went to seliool In ! held in May. battery for reddening the Atlanta, the language I un­ backside of a third-grade derstood best from my teach-1 pupil. The case is set for an c r was u poach tree switch. | We need to get back to it." I April hearing. Tlie spotlight lias liccn “ With me, spanking is a last resort," Fargason told a thrown recently on mounting > TALLAHASSEE (UPD — reporter. “Sometimes I go a school discipline problems in Petitions uml letters signed Washington, 1). C., whore I I year without any of it.” by more than 500 citizens and Fargason once used a hie- tlie school board lias refused | officials of Jacksonville have I kory switch hut gave dial up to budge from its policy of flood, d the State Pardon | for a broad flat paddle which no curporul punrtiment. Hoard on behnlf of clemency he says, “ doesn't liumilitate Dr. t'arl Hansen, superin­ for former Duval County Jus- tlie child like a switeli and tendent of schools in tlie na­ lice of the Peace (ieorge A. I doesn't hurt him much Harris Sr. either.” Ilurris, frit, is serving a two Ho said lie has received year prison srntnico ut. Itai- strong support locally for Ills D O IS ford on conviction of accept­ disciplinary action and tlie ing u $15(1 bribe to disuiira u pupils involved "arc behaving A K E Y O U FEEL OLD drunk driving charge. (me now.'* He said his mail M After JS. Common Kidttev o r M a d d e r I r ­ Harris, through Ids m>ii, also has backed his stand. A rit ati o n* of te n occur am i m a r nta kp poi S a n f o r d ' s Only A i r - C o n d i t i o n e d Furniture Store t n a a a n d r u n o u t f io m too frequent Claude Edwin Harris, will stock broker wrote he had t>GA»*frs b o th dav a n d night. IVcondO l'K N FltlDAY N I G H T S r i l r . >ou m a r lose n.f»p a n d suf fer fioir ask the pardon honrd at its three sons and had “ rather iIfeada cl. rs . l U c k a d i e an d feel old. fired l e p r r t t r d . In aucli Ir r it a ti o n . OYMTKX 20.10# K. First St. FA F O G .Muivh HI meeting for release m *o them spanked when they u a u a ll f b r in g ! f a i t , r r l n i t n c o m f o r t bt a In a t r o n r . ar w from prison on grounds of ill get out of lino than bccoin* tuur rinb ei n ea n Idr r bitra tianngn Ucemtm EASY BUDGET TERMS t c p a i n relief. Oel «VDTEX s i d r u a g U U . r e e l be tt er f a i l li<«lth. juvenile delinquents D tcr.” M A T H E R or Sanford Clemency Pleas Hit Board ETTING U Bid Opening Slated Tuesday Methodist Meet Slated Friday A numlver of species of rare, .trance birds arc to he found in New Zealand, which Is u natural too. Of these rare birds, many can't fly, one aperies flies only fur pleasure, others live in dens instead of nests and a particular kind nf wood hen is a major killer of rats and small dugs. Legal Notice F liT iT lo t'a x tM l) N O T IC K IS h e r e b y a l n - t i t t i s t 1 a m . m i s K d l In b u s i n e s s s i : m u n O rlando, F e r n r . r k , K e m l n n l . C o u n t y F t o r h l s , und o r th o f l r t l t l o u . n n m * of C A I t t ’KT * A'l.A C A ItT K , sa il t h a t I Inten.l t o r r n l « t » r ea bl n . i m r w i t h l h r C l o r k o f th o C ircu it C ourt, ft.m lnol* C o u n ­ ty , F l n rh l a . In » r ru r .t.in e « w ith t h o p r o v i s i o n s o f th o Fl*-tlt l n u r N am e s r a t u t . . . f n - w | t : tv-ntion M v os F l o r i d a S t a t u ­ t e s 1»V7. M u : T-or-iy C. M a cT av leh P i i h l l . h Mirr.-h 11, 18, 2- Sc A p r i l t, IMS. Hospital Notes MARCH • | Mr. ami Mrs. Kobcrt French Atlmixsious of Longwootl, s girt Dale Bond, Chultiota; Anna Discharges Ohermaycr, DeBary; Esther Mnble Connelly, DeBary; Mi­ Miller, Dellary; Terry Hunt, chael Miller, Arnold, Mo.; ! DeBary ; Clyde Humphrey , Anna liaumeiilcr, C a r l o s Ikiri* Lawrence, DeBary; Velez, Morgan Bennett, Eve­ Philip DesJardins, Hersltel lyn Jordan, Connie Phillips, Dunn, Fred Harris, Cynthia (Hernia Kirli, Ella Akins, Venice Terrell, Dean Fos- Williams, Jessie Abraham, Hilton Brown, Azalc« Barinigitl of Sanford. nenu, Harold Swain, James Births Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkins Swain Jr., Emanuel Cooper, Charles Biggins, Mrs. Layof Sanford, a hoy ninnd Gotkiman ami baity, Mrs. Arlis Woodall and baby, Mrs. Jack Smith and baby of Sanford ric T ii m i » x w in I Legal Notice NO TIC K IS h e r e b y ( I v e n t h a t I a m e n s a r e d In b o . l n e e e a( l a k - Mary. H m u n . d e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , tinder Hie r l r i t t l n u . u ain o of, A IIT KDIJCTIlIC, a n d Hist I I n l a n d to r e g l e l e r . a i d n a m e w i t h i n . C l e r k o f th o CttQ-St C ircu it C ourt, h u n ln u la C o u n ­ i x T i n : e m t i i t c m i i t i x ty . F l o r i d a , in accordance w i i h a x ii n u t u t i n v m . i i m i x - the pro v isio n , of th e F ic ti­ T X . F I. C H IIIIV X II. U-u— t i o u s Name H latu tee, t o . w i t , c o n n i : c t i c i :t <; i; n i ; it A t. Heclinn x*j.0) F l o r i d a 8i»I . I F I J I.VSITIIAXCK COMI-AN*V, u l r e H IT. a C unnoellcut corporation. B ig ; A. J . D o u g h e r t y . J r . P l a i n t i f f , I’u b l l . h M a rc h I t , 18, 13 A A p r il 1. I»«2. 1l".\TSK»XD VV. U .Y A tlM IN #t C IX l-Sl al. x e r r n rt T IIR n»* f ie fe n d a h t* . « i IT s T A T I t <IC 1 l. n lt ll t v /TOi tta y in u n il " ‘I . V a r m l n an ti ' i .r u t h y 3. UeV ar m iu, M s w lfa *?v C y p r . o . A v an u s. i t u n n y v a l . , C a li f o r n ia Tou are tirr.h y n o tified t h a t a s u i t h a . b ro n fllril B K a l n .t you a n d A l i s a su t.a id l o r l r a n f F l o r i d a , Inc., a F l o r ­ ida ro rpom llon; and Hayrimnd I*. D a s h e r a n d l»url« M j a i o b . r , lilo w ife. In t h e ab o v e en titled r a ti.r , and th a t you . - e fo uulrrd to t i l . y o u r ana » . r w i t h t b a C l e r k nf t i l l , l-.iu rt a n d t o o . r v c a co p y t l i c r m f u p o n th o p l n l n l l f f o r p l a i n t i f f '* attorncyo, whom name- a n d a d d r . o a la J c n n l n a - . VVattv. Clark.- a n d H am i l t o n , dm* llarnott N atio n al llank l l u l M l n a . Ja i-k ao n v lllo 2. F l o r ­ ida. n.il l a i c r t h a n April 12, I M S If you fall to d o oo a dc.- rrc p ro cunfoao o w ill ba e n t e r e d a e a l n . t you f o r th o r e l i e f d c m a u d . d In t h e c o m ­ p l a i n t . T il l , s u i t I . lo f o r e r l o . r a n io flf »*r The rral p t o p o r ' y p r o ceed ed a t t a i n . ! I . : 1,01 : j . W ot x I- S U N . l.A N U KoTATItH. a . u b dlvl.lnn, according to a pl al tb orauf. r e c o r d e d In P l a t II.-ok I t i«aa«» 1* t o 22 o f t h . P u b ilo R e c o r d , o f t-c minute C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida W IT N E -!* my h a n d a n d t h e a< >1 of . a i d ito u rt a l S a n t o r d , F l o r i d a , title J l h d a y of M a tc h , l»«l. * IS ltA U . . , A r t h u r H l l e c k w l t h . J r .. C l e r k .-f th e C i r c u i t C o u r t Sly ! M a rt h a T. Vlhleo D e p u t y Clerk ru h ll.h i t a r . II. »•* A p r . I. 11*1 CliU-y* ix t i i i : t m i l i t iiii s r o r T i l l : XI XI II J l l i l t I VI. C HII l l i- n r T i l l : a I VI K O F rin in n v . t\ v x ii rim k i t v i i x o i . i : i i n x i v. IX t ’ll VXt I I I ) . t A » K Xd. Legal Notice i n m im i lx m i: tares I11DD KLUK.NK AleCXANDKII. P laintiff, K I .U S M llllT H P. ADEXANDKn, D -fendant. M l l l l K TO U - P I U I I T O i THKIaSIA I’. ADliXAXDC It P. O. I l o s H i C h a p m a n v ll l e , W e a l V l r Kin la YOU AU K IIKHKHV n o t i F U JI) I tin t Mill for d iv o r c e h a s been file d a m iln a! y u In l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t of i l.e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u it d the H lale o f F l o r i d a , In a n d for H -m ln o te C o u n ty , u n d e r C h a n c e r y No. 12TH. t h o s ty le of «<id eau eo bal-ur H I M , K O i K N i : ANDKIt, P l a i n t i f f . -> •- T l l l . l . •VIA I*. ADKXANUUH. D a l a u - a viit ix n r.i U rtn j.K R , Dacssesd ix p iio « » T i: Till V I I . I- K IIS IIX * tllKIHTIIlia A X I I llX V IX f i C L A IM S III! lll:vnxlis A t , A t . X S T gain *:» T A T K | You a n d e a c h o f y o u a r * hereby notified and required to p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s e n d d e ­ m a n d s w h i c h yo 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 . t th * celata of K t.t A IW O ltT II U F u l l e r , d e c r e e e d , t e l e o f eald C o u n t y , to t h e C o u n t y J u d g e o f B em ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a l Ida o f fic e In t h e c o u r t h o u s e of aaUI C o u n t y a t H a n ­ fo rd , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n Me c a l ­ e n d a r m onth* Iron, lhe tim e of Ilia f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f Ihle n o tic e . T w o co p i e s o f e a c h dant c l a i m o r d r i n a n d . h a l l be In von a iik iiu n n u T id g U l I l K l i to flla y o u r a i i e o e r w r i t i n g , a n d s h a l l s t a t e th e w i t h Hie C l e r k o f th is C o u r t p lace o f r e s i d e n c e e n d poet a n d l o eervo a <..py o f earns o f fic e a d d r e s s o f l b * c l a i m a n t , u p e n tl.e p l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y , a n d eliall be a w o r n t o be t h e whom- n a m e a n d a .lir e * * a p ­ c l a i m a n t , h i e a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ p e a r . b elow , t.’i or l.ef ol* IhS n ey a n d a c c o m p a n i e d l.y a Hid d ay o f April. A. I ' . 1**3. f i l i n g f. a o f o n e d o lla r a n d o r a !>• r<* I’r l ’..ofe.-'» loay e u - h r 1a I its o r d - m a i i d n o t ao tiled . b u l l be void. h* e n t e r e d aisalnet you. / * / l'i| w a r d HI out DA TKI) t b l a t » t h d ay of A . e i r o u t n r o f th * l-ast F e b r u a r y , Jl>«8. W ill a n d T e - t a i n - n t of (SKA I,) K t l e w o r t h 1* F u l l e r , A r t h u r II. U s u k u i t h , Jr., deceased clerk H t n e s t r o m . Davie A McIn tosh Sly: M arti.* T. VtUlm A t t o rn * )* for E xecu to r lte p u ty C 'ark P o e t O ffice II-.* m o r.d v raid II. H u r t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a A ttern cy fur P lain tiff P u b l l e h M a rc h 11. I I . S3, A pril I IS Kuutb C o u r t s t r e e t 1. D I S . O rltu d o , Florida Clkl-SS P u U l . h M a rc h I. I L 1*. C D !-* AT- Each member is asked to bring a sandwich ami the beverage will lx* w rvrd by the hostess society. There will be a nursery for small children. The htislm-sv meet­ ing will tie conducted by the previdrnt of the DoLand Dis­ trict, Mrs. Bniee Gray, of Hastings. Special guols will be Mrs. David Thurman, of Miami, president of the Florida Con fore nee WSCS, and Mrs. I)urwood Johnson of Quincy, Fla., vice-president. Miss Sara Fernandez, a Woman’s Division Missionary who has very recently returned from Cuba, will lie the special guest speaker. Florida Greeting Service. Inc. A cordial welcome in brought to you from lo­ cal merchanlM and civic orKanizalionti GENERAL If you are a Newly Arrived Fumily or know of A New Family Conluct our ItoaleoH LOLA WINN FA 2-1678 2400 StevenH Ave. WIGHTS ELECTRIC MATHER of Sanford m A U T O M A T IC W A S H E R S GI VE YOU A l l THESE F E ATU R E S THAT CARRIES ITSELFI BIG 12 LB. CAPACITY F IL T IR -F L 0 * WATER SAVER I Damp Dry Spia S p iral A ctivator i - WA 1(4 W A T E R T EM P E R A T U R E C O N T R O L W A T E R SA V ER C O N T R O L A touch to the control panel Mlectvthe fight temperature for each particular x o iti load... Ilo l or Warm. A n equally easy touch determine* the amount at water for each particular lead. The proper amount of water far lead* un­ der *ix pound* create* • treat tevUg. By any measure... E1l i l 1i i M I P'T'I \ IT T -T -r 'Htcrc is nothing*|tul as good as" General Electric 1 ONLY — G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC FREE Map#, Area Information and (eiflN from Ijtrnl Merchant* Await You p No Down Paym ent! SANFORD ELECTRIC pm . a in i n ' iif t i i i ; J l 1*141:. 8 P . M I X O M : I lllltlll* . i :» t a t r <iF ( a l l XYV I Is I X T ) , THELMA x N O T IC E Id h e r e b y g l v s n t h a t I a m riiBaK*.| 111 b u - l i i . e e a t |t»T VVe.t F i r s t Bt.. H a u f o r l , Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , u n <1.- llie ri.-tltlou* n a m e of T I I K V l l . t . X l K INN. a n d t h a t I I n t e n d t o r r i t l s t r r eald n a m e w i t h tlo. C l a r k o f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t , Hentlntd* CuUtity. F l o r ­ ida, In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n , of th * F l.- tlllo u * \ e m a H t a t u t c . t o - w l t l Beo­ tian llil) F lo rid a H latutee l»17. Big: C l i f f o r d F. P r o c t o r . J r . P u b l i s h M a rc h 4. 11. 18. S*. The second annual district meeting of the Methodist Womsn’s Society of Christian Service, DcLaml District, will bo held on Friday, March 15, at tho First Methodist Church, DoLand. All officers ami members of Hie local societies arc in­ vited to attend. Itegislration will begin at 9 a. m „ the meeting at # 3(1 and dismissal will lie at 2; 15 Spanking Savant Says Supported OUAUTV WHY SER V IC E - N O T SHOP SA N FO R D BEFORE YOU INCLUDING CART TERM S BUY? You’ll ALWAYS D o le tte r A t ------ SANFORD 117 M A G N O L IA AVE. ELECTRIC CO. FA 2-1562 �#«itT0fBi ^rralb p«w 8 Mon, Mar. ii, '68 Deadline For Couple W e d In Ceremony Airs. Charlotte B.TynerIs Tomorrow Observes At First Methodist Church Birthday At O pen House Reception OW Luncheon I Mr*. Charlotte B. Tyner I reception at the home of n i The party room* were dec­ I birthday cake,-made by Mr*. celebrated her OOlh birthday nieee, Mr. and Mr*. It. G. orated with floral arrange­ I Murtin, was adorned with on March 1 at an open house | Martin, Country Club Road. | ment* and the four tiered I while frosting and 00 candles. Served with the cake were assorted cookie*, mint*, ice cream and coffee. More than 50 relatives and friend* called between the appointed hour* of 4 to 0 p.m. to congratulate hcr and bring her many love­ ly and uxeful gifts. Mr*. Tyner make* her homo with her *i*ter, Mr*. N. A. Fry, at 2703 Country Club ftoad. She ia the mother of three »ons and one daughter, living, and lias two daughter* and one Min deceu*ed. Two Mins, W. C. Tyner, of Hamlet, N. C., and It. E. Ty­ ner, of Tampa and her daugh­ ter, Mrs. Lillie Wightman, of Jacksonville were present for the celebration. Another son, Clarence, of Chicago, was not able to attend. Another slater, Mr*. T. I.. Tyner, live* next door. All arc unusually active lor their ages. Tlie honorec’s parents were Mr. and Mrs. Elia* Bcngtson, who came over from Stock­ holm, Sweden, in IH70. Mr*. Tyner has lived in Tampa and Sanford all her life. She I* u member of the First Baptist Church. MRS. CHARLOTTE R. TYNER, and three of her four children admire the birthday cake and 00 candlcH a t the celebration in her honor. From left, back, are W. C. Tyner, of Hamlet, N. C., Mra. Lillie Wighltnuif, Juckaonville and R. E. Tyner, of Tampa. South Seminole Welcomes More New Families Among the many new resi­ dent* welcomed to the South Seminole area by Welcome Wagon hostess, Mr*. Nora C Norris, are; Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Peck, Pamela and Joyco from Mt. Vernon, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*H. W. (iiistavsnn from Winter Park; Mrs. Louise Altman and daughter, Ruth Ann, from Indiana, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Larson from New Jtockford, N. D. Mr. and Mr*. William Ire­ land, Mr. und Mr*. Don Conway, Mr. and Mr*. Lane Bradford, Ned and Rex, Mr. and Mr*, (icorgc Knoth, Mr. and Mr*. W. J . Cravedonl and Julio Ann and Mr. and Paul Kutcnkmgcr, Airs. David and (iwyn, all from Orlando. Air. and Airs. Charles Brook* from Tallaliasicu; Mr. and Air*. Charles Hopewell, Keith, Holly and Char­ lotte from (leneseo, N. Y.; Afr. and Mr*. C. B. Coat* from Maitland Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Darbo from Alltwuukcr, Wl». Mr. and .Mr*. John Dixon, John and Ronald from Alt. Dora; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pierson and Linda from Eu»lis; Mr. and Mr*. Perry Kern* from Dayton, Ohio, and Air. and Airs. Frank Mil­ ler from West Bend, Wl*. Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mr*. 11. B. Suger of Albany, N. Y., who are wintering in Holly Hill were recent visitor* of Air. and Mr*. J. B. Ovlatt. Tlie Junior MYF group of the Barnett Aleinorlal Atethodist Church, which meet* Thursday afternoon at the church, began a mission study this week on Korea. Alls* Mary llubburd present­ ed a film. Tho older group under the direction of Mrs. Forrest Nutt is making an Easter scene. Mrs. Ida Podgett of New Smyrna Beach visited friend* here Wednesday afternoon. Oviedo Club Planning Fashion Show lly IJnda Smithson Members of the Oviedo Woman’s Club are making plans fur a benefit fashion show and chow mein supper on .March 30. Starling ut 7 p.m. the fash­ ion show will feature the lat­ est style* which will be mod­ eled by those who have been participating in the charm course, s|>onsnrcd by the Womun’s Club. Air*. Edward N. Junson Is general rhuirmun of the chow mein supper. Tickets will go on sule In the near future and resident* are reminded to mark tlie date on thrir calendar*. Pro­ ceed* will go to tho Woman's Club building fund. N ew Arrivals In Ixingdate CPO and Airs. Ceroid Sas­ ser of lairmann Circle, lamgdalc, announce tho birth of a 10 pound, two ounce son. March 7, at the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital. They have c Ik im -ii tlie name Michael David for the new arrival wltn will be welcomed homo by three brothers and six sisters. Alaternal grandparents arc Atr. and Atrs. Herbert J. Kaupp of New Orleans, La., ||nd paternal grandmother is Mr*. Martha L. Sasser of Pensacola. ANNOUNCING! CHANCE OF LOCATION CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES ------O F ------- Dr. A. W. Woodall parish who arc plunniug to attend arc asked to place their reservation* with Mrs. It. I-cFil* or Mr*. Bauman liefnrc Murcli 18. The layette which the club has been assembly lug under the chairmanship of Atrs. Bridget Kularik will lie en­ tered in the competition at (Ids meeting. Any member that still has items to donate is a*krd to contact Airs. Kolurik so shu will have them in time for the meeting. Atr*. Theodore L a T a u r , civic participation chairman, reminded Hie members of the Spring Ball which will be given to benefit the Sarepta Rest Home und urged them to give lid* project their sup­ port. Mrs. 1-aTour also re|Mirt<-(| that Mr*. L. A. Nord­ strom and Mr*. F. C. Hulin had Joined with her ill pro­ viding refreshments for the USD during February. Mis* Easterhy reported that the study group is *till meet­ ing on tho serond and fourth Thursdays of the month, im­ mediately following Novena Devotions, and any woman Interested in Joining till* group may obtain further In­ formation by railing Airs. Bauman. Mr*. J. Karelia, Air*. A. Constantine and Mr*. P. Auroiu were appointed to serve on the nominating com­ mittee to present u slate of officers for the ruining year at tlie next regular meeting of the rluli. Airs. John Corso, chairman of the annual card parly an­ nounced that returns were not complete at this time, but as soon a* all sidieommittees had complete report* she would give the report. Rev. Richard J. • Lyons, pastor of All Souls and spirit­ ual advisor of the club, con­ ducted a question and answer period preceding Uic business meeting. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BRISSON VAH-7 Coffee PAULINE Pauline Widener Celebrates Fourth Birthday Little Alls* Pauline Widenor, daughter of Mr. nod Airs. Paul Widener celebrated her fourtli birthday recently with u purty given hy her mother at the Widener homo, on Or­ lando Drive. Airs. Widener invited some of Pauline's playmate* who arrived at 2 p.m. for an after­ noon of games, including trea­ sure hunt, pin thu tail on tho donkey und other children's fuvnritu games. Prises were won by David Smith ami Debra Ynte*. The living room wn* dec­ orated with red and given balloons and rrc|u- paper streamers. Itrefreslmients of cake, ice cream and punch were served to the youngster*. Tlie birthday cuke was made with tini-o tiers and decorat­ ed with sweet peus and cundies. Other guests were Hope und Wurth Yates, Jr.; Ron­ nie and Wally Renton and Rieliurd Wiggins. Adults at­ tending were Mr*. Jack lienton, Mrs. (fail Smith and Mrs. Worth Yutes. Air*. J. A. Via assisted Mrs. Widener with the serving und outer tabling. Local Events TUESDAY Thp Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 20 will meet at 7:20 p.m. in the Chapter home for monthly seasion. Coolrttl Place To Summer In! This crisp ll-LS suit ia light aa a breeze on your shoulders and mighty easy on your budget! The shouldera of (hr 3 Hutton Jacket are natural, the pocket* flapped. And the trousers —what e l s e hut Iran, lithe PostGrads. In easy to wear, easy to carefor fabrics. New muted shades . . . h .i.s 29 95 Strawberry shortcake was enjoyed hy all the VAH-7 wives when they met for their regular monthly coffee at the home of Mrs. W. C. Holton. It wa* decided at the Feb­ ruary roffre that each wife would decorate a coffee mug to lie used at squadron func­ tions. Airs. J. B. .McClure won the contest with her while coffee mug decorated with seven stars and a Peacemak­ er gun. Mrs. L. A. Heath, com­ manding officer’s wife, pre­ sided over the business meet­ ing. Atrs. It. A. Alirchcff, o newcomer to the group, was introduced. Olliers attending wero Atrs. E. J . Kingsbury, an "AfterSevcner," Mrs. A. M. Camp­ bell, .Mr*. J. C. Newborough, Mrs. II. L. Wright, .Mrs. O. W. MrQuire. Atrs. T. J. Cann. Airs. H. A. Moreland. Atrs. D. E. Parrish, Mrs. R. L. Conn, Mrs. C. C. Wells, Air*. D. W. Ilczcau, Airs. (f. F. Schneid­ er, Mrs. If. L. Monroe, Airs. C. II. Kruse and Mrs. C. Cot­ tle. Officers N am ed By W o m an s C lub Alain item on tho business ag< miu of the Sunford Wom­ an’s ('tub when the group met for the general husim** luncheon wu* the annual elec­ tion of officer*. Officer* elected lust year for a two year term uro Air*. W. L. Urumkow Hr., prraldent; Mr*. At Hunt, second vice president and Mrs. Al. E. Smith, com-sponding secre­ tary. Those elected to nerve with them wero Mrs. C. R. Sim*, first vice president; Mr*. C. Redding, third vice presi­ dent; .Mis. W. I.. Merritt, re­ cording secretary unit Mr*. L. E. S|M-ncert treasurer. Dcpaitmunt officer* elect­ ed and ratified by the general club were: CIVIC DEPARTM E N T -U rs. William Rey­ nolds, chairman; Atrs. R. T. Warren, vice chairman; .Mr*. C. M. Flowers, aecretury; Mrs. E. C. Iluipt-r, finance; Mrs. John Kick, memiieraliip und Mr*. Donald Fluniin, program. AMERICAN HOME DEPT. ■ Mr*. W. R. String-field, chairman; Mrs. Philip Simp­ son, vice rhiiirinuii; .Mis. Buy Ashton, secretary; .Mr*. J. P. The Catholic Navy Wives Wilson, finance; Mrs. Donuhl Club will meet this Tues­ Flamin, membership uml Mrs. day at tho Naval Air Slation W. I.. Kirk, program. for the regular monthly ses­ sion. Tlie group will fir*t attend Benediction of tho Blessed We have consolidated all Sacrament at 8 p. m. at the NAS Chapel, then meet in tlvc our Office Furniture form­ erly on display at 110 AlagNursery Building for the business session. nulla to our main slure and warehouse at — Rev. Richard J. Lyon*, pastor of All Soul* Catliolic 117 Mngnulin Ave. Church, will l>c the guest speaker for tlie evening. Wives of all Catholic Navy personnel aro cordially invit­ Offlre Supply K (lifts ed to attend. Navy Wives Club To Meet / PHONE FA 2-4762 TUESDAY Circles 11 and 12 of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in Fellowship Hall at fl:3t) p.m. for a covered dish supper. 4M & $SH lotl§ i ^ f o r perky petites 0BH Sizes I through 14 sw F- 1st. St. at Sanford At*. PENNEYS ( j l ^ A L W A Y S m tm m r o u a a jt v y ^ n f f U N O T IC E POWELLS vetv ^ P A I S L E Y PRINTS America’s favorite way to spend a wonderful summer . . . in ridorful sportswrur fashions specially designed for the whole family to enjoy. 100'r cotton paisley prints. Jamaica nr llrrmtitla Shorts .................... Cabin Roy Pedal P u sh e rs..... ...................... Slim Skirt .................................................... Tapered Pants ............................................ Sleeveless Blouse ................... Roll Sleeve Blouse ........ 1-pc. Sheath Swimsuit Boy Leg Swimsuit ........................... Matching Beach Jacket fi.98 7.98 8.98 8.98 1.98 5.98 12.95 14.95 95 SPECIAL! FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS! ZIP-COVERS 2 " $ 6 . * ?• I Compare! Big, comfy 17" x 25” size, resil­ All in missus sizes H to 18 ient foam rubber plllowo at a price like thin I White cotton cover has corded edges and zipper dosing . . . whiaka off for washing. 1400 PARK AVE. FLORIDA FINE ARTS DEPT.—Mr*. C. P. Harkey, chairman; Airs, lien Wade, vico chairman; Mrs. It. C- Aloure, secretary; .Mrs. C. At. Flowers, finance-; Mrs. K. A. Mnnforton, memliership and Airs, George Wells, literature. Social Department officor* will lie elected at the April meeting. Delegates elected to attend the annual convention in W ist Palm Reach, April lit ihiough 1U wero Airs. Rey­ nold* mid Airs, (irumkow. Al­ ternate* are Atrs. Wells anJ .Mrs. Simpson. Atrs. Stringfieid will be the editor in chief of the annual animated magazine program .MureIt 20. Hostesses for tlie luncheon were All*. II. W. Goodsptvd, Mra. William Hardin, Airs. Al­ bert Hardesty, Airs. K. M. I toko and Airs. R. K. MeWhortcr. Bridge and canasta games were enjoyed during tho aft­ ernoon with Mrs. L. FI. Spen­ cer, Airs. Roy Wiley, Airs. C. F*. Proctor nnd Atr*. J. W. Hull ns hostesses. Church Calendar Tomorrow ------T O ------- SANFOIUI, Atrs. Ann W i l l i a m s o n daughter of Air. and Mrs. J R. F'loyd, of lfuston, (ia. nnd Robert Rrisson, son of Mr. and Mr*. R. Gordon Rrisson, weru married .March 7 at 1 a.m. at the F'irst Atethodist Church. Rev. John T. Adams Jr. pastor officiated at the lnformal ceremony. Airs. Charles N. Shaffer, of Columbus, Ohio, was matron of honor und Air. Rrisson served his son ns best man. F'olfcwlrig the ceremony i buffet bridal luncheon and re reption was held in .McKinley Hull. The rcficshment table held a large basket of while gladio­ li, chrysanthemums and green­ ery and a three tiered wedding cake, decorated with roses, | silver leaves and topped with a miniature bride and groom. The rake was surrounded with maiden hair fera and baby's breath. The menu included ham, fried chicken, potato salnd, macaroni nnd cheese, cole slaw, *piced pears, hot rolls, cake, tea and coffee. The ccuple left for n seven day Carribean cruise stopping to visit scenic spots in Jam al ra, Haiti and Nassau. When they return they will reside a t 401 West Tenth Street, in Sanford. Mrs. Holton Hostess For Catholic Club W orks O n Layette The A11 Souls Catholic Woman's Club held the reg­ ular monthly merting in the Parish Social Hall recently with Alls* Sara Easterhy pre­ siding in the absence of Mrs. Robert J. Bauman. Mcmlicrs of tho club were reminded that tho Spring Deanery meeting of the Or­ lando Central Deanery will lake place on March 21 in Kau (faille. All women of tlie Thursday, March 14. i* the big day for the benefit "White Elephant Sale" and luncheon sponsored hy the Naval Of­ ficer* Wives Club. The gsy event will be held at the .Mayfair Inn beginning at 12 noon with a cocktail hour giving time to browse among Bin display tables of i n t e r e s t i n g "White Ele­ phants" placed for potential bidders. Auctioneer for this main attraction is Mrs. Kr mol Bowen. Air*. David Olmstcad Is the general chairman and members of her committee include Airs, Ixmnard Rilingwood, Airs. B. E. Rogers, Mrs. Francis Plapp, .Mr*. Stanley Stanul, Mrs. Earl Unger and Airs. John Wit Rains. Lrdr. Francis Alitchcll of the NAS Unit used her artis lie talents In making the pos­ ters displayed. Deadline for reservations I* this Tuesday, .March 12. .Mrs. David Olm stead will accept reservations for associate mcmtior* and civilian guests. Call FA 29073. Regular members are to make thrir reservations with their unit representatives. ----- ;------------- { < Non-allergenic, tool Hurry ini i i • QUALITY • FASHION • SERVICE r* IA. t » �DEAR ABBY: There Is a Justice of the Peace who works in the same building with ntc. He performs m arriago ceremonies with his hat on. I told him he should take his hat off but he said there's no reason why he can’t leave it on. Also, he sits while he rends the marriaRe ceremony, and he doesn't even READ it — he mumbles it. I would like your opin­ ion of this. He gave me a nickel to write to you. TROUBLE IN THE BUILDING 7:309:3o p.m. NBC. Mon'day Mailt at the Movie*. “ Prince Valiant," starring Robert Wagner. Jam ei Ma­ son, Janet Leigh, Debra Pa;get and Sterling Hayden, (color). Thia 1934 adaptation of the popular comic strip U corny in spots, but on the whole a largely enjoyable presentation of fiction and fantasy with while and black knights, King Arthur, Camelot ami the usual east of DEAR TROUBLE: A ntarringe thousands. Miss Leigh makes an enchanting Aleta and ceremony should be performed with all the dignity and solemnness befit­ Jam es Mason a first-class villlan. The excellent sup­ ting that sacred occasion. He sounds porting cast includes Victor like a very old man with a bald head McLagkm, Donald Crisp, and a new hat. • • • Brian Ahcrne, Harry Jones DEAR ARRY: I have been corand Neville Brand. 7:30-8:30 p. m. ABC. The j responding with a service ntan for three years and wnnt to m arry him. Dakotas. “Justice at Kagle's He is a widower nnd I've never been Nest." Quite good Is Ever­ married. He retires In two years. ett Sloanc in a role lie has When he Inst visited me he said lie played many times. He Is a flint-hearted Judge whose would m arry me in a minute but he promised his 13-year-old son th at he methods are questioned by an indignant Marshal Ragan would never m arry. The boy lives (Larry Ward). The Judge’* with his maternal grandparents in idea of cleaning up the town another city. My gentleman friend is to confiscate all weapons suggested that he and Ills sou visit and padlock the saloons. me without letting the boy know of Complicating matters, the our plans, and gee w hat the boy’s re­ judge's daughter (Joanna action is to me. W hat do you think Moore) is a dance-hall gal. of this idea? It’s Kogan’s job to atop an * ANXIOUS ONE impending battle between the disarmed men and the Jud­ DEAR ANXIOUS: Having to win ge's followers. Depiction of an Indian strewing flower* on the state ssal of Florida aymbollzcs the Influence of the red man on the atate. F A S H IO N T O M THE MARK » W IT H ■ N IF S Q U A R E S (9 DEAR READER: Only a married person who is "working" at his mar­ riage should be remembered on the occasion of a wedding anniversary. Why "congratulate" someone on what was obviously a mistake? % • • DEAR ABBY: Anyone who com­ plains about the new postage rate is obviously admitting that what lie has to say isn't worth a nickel. SCHULTZ IN DENVER + • What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped enveln|K> to Abby, Box 33(15, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 33GB, BEV­ ERLY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s new (tooklet. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." H U lU ndird practice in NORTH It expert circle* to pity the AKJ S7 OKU Jump raiic of an overcall a* ♦ AQ10I strong, but not forelng. Thu*. 411 I was under no obligation to HMT EAST (D) go to four tpadea after my * 3 4 * *3 * J 7a J w A Q 10 1 partner Jumped to three, but * K 33 I hate to atop one trick below ** <Q5 4i 34 * K J 107 9 game ao 1 pulled myself to­ SOUTH gether, worked out my alibi ♦ AQioaa In eat* the garat did not f •« ♦ JIT make, and bid it. ♦ A lt Weat opaned tbe four of b i t and West vulnerable cluba. East rote with the Bead l« rtk West Neeib 1* I* Pas* 3 * king and I had to make an 4* Past Pass immediate deelaion. If that Paaa Pau four of clubs was a alngleton Opening lead—* 4 it would be up to me to grab Hi* trick, draw trump*, and atlll maka my contract. Suppose that the lead had take the diamond fineiae. If it worked I would make an been third or fourth beat. overtrick, If It failed 1 would Then if 1 took tbe tin t club Arc there more men today who behavt Ilka gentlamen thin thera ar* women wbo brhave like ladiesT You may decld* (here arc, if you keep irorc for a few week*. In tha supermarket the loaded cart left blocking an aisle Is mora likely to have been left there by a woman than by a man. And the aliopper who holds up the check­ out line is more likely to be a woman. It’s more likely to be a woman driver than a man wrho straddles a traffic Ians, holding up rnra behind, who snatches a parking space you ar* waiting to get into, who parka in front of aidewalks and driveways, and in other ways acts mora like a road bog than a lady. In a rcataurant the diner LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING 99 By • WOODROW CASH It aeeme Impoa.lhle, hut Easter ia Ju»t a few abort week* away . . , and it’a non* too early to he thinking of your Eaater eut/it now. There* nothing a woman love* better than • romplnte new look for the E a.ter i’arudtt. IF* not alwaya poa*Ible to have everything new . . . but every­ thing ran look like new! If you’re buying • new dreia, better take • leek a t tha coat you might wear with it (with thla seaion's unpredictable weather you may need It). One piece with soil spots or a faded look ran dim the luatar of your new finery. And If you're going In settle fer a gay new Easter hat Instead of a new out­ fit, then be eure to bring in that special dress or suit for cleaning. We'll have it ready in plenty of tlma for the holiday, spotlessly clean and crisply pressed to look ns bright and new a t anything you'll as* on Easter Sun­ day 1 Your fine clothe*, get a thorough classing in * aerie* of advents whan wa do tbam . . . to ramova not only surfare stain* but deep-down soil. And they’ra handled with care! Bring them In . . . or rail now for prompt pickup and dellveryl DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A LAUNPKRERS l i t TALMETTO AVE. FHOXE FA M itt By Oswald Jacoby and the diamond finesse lost. Hast would hr able to put hit partner in to lead through dummy's king of hrnrts. 1 couldn't atford Hint East needed both the ace of heart* and king or diamond* for hi* opening hid, therefore my problem was to decide if the lead were a singleton or not. There was no sure thing, hut It teemed unlikely to find a seven-one split in club*. I let the king hold the trick. From then on everything was hunky-dory. I won the club return; drew trump*, finessed the diamond un.iirrcttfully, hut was able to discard a heart on dummy's fourth diamond to make my i contract. who wanti • "special" dinner —with on* or two substitu111 \ j ( V l c l l \ r * . tlona—and the one who talks In a loud and carrying voice, MIDI - I N T HE ATRF mentioning names, or who ia IHIONK FA 2-1210 reluctant to leave a table aft­ T0NIT8 A TUBS. er the meal ia finished when 7:00 A 10:30 others are waiting, is likely I to lie a woman. While men are still good about holding heavy doors for women, picking up their dropped parcels, letting llirm step ahead In line, and so on. the women are growing less and less likely to give the obliging gentleman a smile and an appreciative "thank | Co-Hit - 9:00 Only 9 you." And at a public perform­ ance the Impolite whlipers that come from the audience are most likely lo be fem­ inine whisper*. We hear a lot these day* Cuer.fOPtST-c^rir t i ; v about chivalry being dead, » y c v L io o e i but men are still more inclin­ ed lo act in a gentlemanly, chivalrous manner than wom­ en are to behave liko ladies, ii or even to say "thank you." for small rourlrstes extended _____Tim* Mogotint by a man who behaves like a gentleman. ■V,> . t . t. U -V ..J i :i CuMUMS Dmm C l T o d ay (!) C aritnvllta * .» <J) fl-aia T r o o p e r * : 0 t CI> J a c k I . a l a r n * 141 Attl*rlc.ll H i s t o r y SO 4•- * Itompi r I loom MONDAY I’. M. frtO (A) Cf»«nn«i « n e w s r o o m (?) Clitrkinato I V r.;n e P u u ctm r m IMltnrlAl 6 10 (2) Maple Jk lom tntt • :!S ( ! ) ( ?) « .: * *<) (9) 6 30 (6 i (?) • :J5 (?) (?) <:(* ( ? ) Cl ?:Crt ( ? ) i ;00 i;*» ?il.» T.r » i ; i («> U') 1:0<! i n i ?:3«» «*•» • til ? : rt0 (?) 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M ic k ey T lv s n . tch-vw I*. C a p ta in K an g aro o t i ) W r a t h . r an.I N * w i T on igh t ( ?) l*M (9) ( : i i (2» &:«)* (?) * i; (<> News A Interviews 10:00 i s t Nay W h an In S E I^ D V FLO W ERS\ hMYIWiRE. V-tSA*. (2) P e n McNeil — P e t tons («> Uncle W a l t 5t25 (9) Huperm.in 12) 1 l . e j 3 I.l ess 5:2.* ( ?) S u p e r m a n 5:55 (9) W r.'ith er S)i4>wr Legal Notice riiriiin i « m iii; S O T l r l - : IH h - r f i . y u lv a n 4)W' I it in rP K is * I In tm i l ti r a a nt 11*. H. I’.t I fiit: 11,» A te.. n.-In f o i i n l ) . riorl-lii. mi.lnr t h e ( l e t l t l n u a n a m e of. I 'o lo n l.il C l e a t i f r t \ l.t u t i l r j a n I t h a t I Intnn.l lo r*B l«ter a.thl n a m e tvllh th e C U r k o f t h e r l p i- n l t C o u r l, Hem lnple C o n n t t . K l o r l d t. In n r r n f . l a n r e tv llh t h e p r o v t a l o n a of tl i a F l r t l . t l o u * N am * s u t n t - * , to-wrltt Hncllon 845.*9 I 'l o rlJ * H ta tu | e a 1957. Hlu; W. M. Philip* Puhllnh Knb. If, ; i I. I I . h liar. tf(l. cnK-*" I'rom Ynur J I low ntnnn I'lurlat ’St* • SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. Iv. Ut A Sanford Air. FA 2-1822 FA 2-M52 A N a tu ra lte e v F u n s te r fe a tu r in g a lo w , c o m fo rta b le sta cked heel H O LY CRO SS KINDERGARTEN Ith & MAGNOLIA DFCORATOR CLOCKS — REGISTER N O W FOR FA LL T ER M BOTH MORNING & AFTERNOON CLASSES TUITION $15.00 MONTHLY Sponsored By Episcopal Church FOR THE HOME OF DISTINCTION. Hut All Children Welcomed We Have Only One Specialty — Flemings GIVING (Form erly YOUR FOUNDATION CirtK • CurdH - Books McVIcnra) 210 E. First SI. r illL D IN h i^& cst w ring' s IN 7HL- r.3«M chart D A lD O L C K tD 1HHEASV- GOOD EDUCATION — Mrn. J. II. St. John, T rnrhcr OUR HOARDING HOUSE n i l * ir» T u n A COME IN OR PHONE FA 2-till 1 SPECTACULAR! ) / W!J<SHT/M4,«THA l-i RJ-KlNCA f DLL IU AD O f v-TfiAMANO 1HL AtA3C>» I'i H A V i N u IT COOL ALU 7tlfc W AY/ - ML '. A'AD BlY!A(!Cr.) AND tllf HKiOc.eWATeK TOOK f.\AtAClOR TWC TONMf U t o F H e e - ) n r i Pc o D O M w i t h o u t t - t A q - ( n i M <*/>.' <Ki» ANYTHING h'f M'Npl ANVNf t.XCBPT TMB TOWUU 5 l ) THAT I HU U S C D JO SMlNfc W RlCAVR Hid S H O E S , / ^ ^ W-'XK.D HAND-FUt) A 6HAKKf DEBRA PAGET 9 QvSULfA SHOE STORE OUR HOARDING HOUSE 1 l g m c R E ’-i n o t h i n .:, u k g a L n i o u n s L Y c i ^ o u . 1 1 MAKE A A'AN FUfU CT Tt't- WCHLtYi CHUCLTIRO TOWARD IT4 P I O N t C R - i / / T H C tB WTUHID BDAHCEKCi Atl-jTOOK f SRiDOF.WATeH'v S E C L U S I O N For-' 'CHAFIlNUf-^.WH IL r, IM KCALITV HE WAS r-ecHGtiy p: r fc c tin sm i -s (Sktat ^ CA30UNE- PUL INSCNTiOaI/ AMD NOW (OH.VJRLL. HClPC-SWATCH tJMCHJLD S £ FACKf IN A FEV.’ MOUCS TD AWRTHA to ALL UTZ>ST « r .« A COLOSSAL! Answer to Previous P u t s U And how about tern aeers? Read Ruth Millet'i "Tips on Teen-Ager*." Send 23 cent* to Ruth Millet Reader Ser­ vice. c 'o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. STARTS 8UN. "49 Pau ad* Of Trouble* R IT Z Al'ROS.i t r . p i i s t ut Turkey TThi. i»-untry Is lurlly in ---- SAMVEL MQNSTON i>9teMl CHARLTON, SOPHIA 1 3 1’jrcd 14 Vina fruit* 13 I J » o m t 15 h alf I river njr rrn ts 17 K*rn Ipuet) IB Confer 10 Stultlih nefilua TOI^gsl point 22 Korial inirct 2J llal>>InnUn drily 24EnH zay-iiika part NOW thru WED. OPEN I ill SHOWS AT St99 - 141 - 8:99 Stewart Or anger S0D0M1 •arair GOMORRAH m m - § MMVU MONtTO* MOPPGViOte a*aMHiSMask MU fiiM ^VOOUCTlOM <m r>i*X bf All! 10 AAfitfA MiDMUII 1VVTAM COMING MARCH 21 STARTS FRI. MARCH 15 FiltST HANFOICD SIIOWINT, ADM. 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A'J ftO U N Ce MIS INVENTION/ then VIS'LL 0 E E WHO OF MI DI J T e I e v I s i o it Puri J .Ac (jJomsmBy Ruth Millett The postmaiter general of the United StaUa baa tha unique right of negotiating postal convention* without the convent of the U, 8. Kenate and he nmy conclude auch con­ vention* with the advice and content of the president. n over a 13-yenr-old boy, who appar­ ently does not want to share hi« fa­ ther’s affection with anyone else, places you in n very awkward spot. I admire the father for bis deep con­ cern over his son’s feelings — but you would be starting out in second place. If you are satisfied in that ig ­ nition. go along with the plan nnd try to win the boy's approval. • • » DEAR ABBY: I would like to know If n person who is separated or divorced should be remembered on his wedding anniversary with a card or gift. FAITHFUL READER Qaccbif On Bhidqsi b)& : With just a "snip mttha wfUS,” Life Stride creeled • • < •aw look. . , I* your favorite high or mid bed heigbU. ByAbigoiivonBuren < 3 0 ^ -0 0 & TV Previews (DstrUi Qbbiy.: 1 0 * Wjr §«nfor& frra lh Mon. Mar. 11, ’63—Pnjrc 9 __1------------------------------ assn. 41 Levels 4 3 1'rnar ruled 43 Bring lo nil* 44 llonisn data 4« Ix-dtcr entry 47 Wicked 4R Work SO College t h e r r �• |t # n f« t fm lk Page 10 — Mar. 11, 1963 Legal Notice j tn l b , I'm H o f l b , r n n n I T J iid n r. a em la e le CnwnM. * ln t* o f F l a r l d a . I» r r n h a t e In re t h e K , l » l , "f* JK S S K p A. J A I M B M , P e e r a ned. riN U . n o t iik N o t i c e I* h e r e l >y a l v * n t h a t l h - u n d e r e l g n e d w ill, o n t h * 1 J t h d a y of A p ril. A. !>. l : « s . prenent to the II innr«li1« C o u n t y J u 'I k , o f S e m l m i le C ounty. Florida. h e r final r e . tu rn , account and voucher*, no A dm lnlntr»trl* of ih n K ot.H r o f JK S S K A. J A U I l K I . U d ecea n ed an il a l n*|,l tl t n r . Kirn a n d l h , r r . m i k » a p p l i c a t i o n In I h r oalil J " f o r n flnn l o r l l l r m r n t o f l i r r a i l m l n l o l r a l l o n o f oalil r « t n t» . | mill f o r mi o r . l r r illo. l i a r a l n r h r r a> o u r h A iln iln lalp alfl* . D a t e d thlo III, *l h d a y o f M u r r h A. D. !»«>• /o f T helm a Ja rrell A« A d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f I h n l ’r l a l r o f JK S S K A J A I t l l K l . t , » t r Deceaned F t e i t e t r n m , D av ie A M e ln to * h x i t o r n r j o fur A ilnilnlotratrl* |». «i. I h n tJSd H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a l*n lil In I, Mar. I I , I f . f'» A A nr. 1. 19*1. r |M ! -S 5 ! l\ Till* I IIIKI IT m m ii i n n »i. in vnh ji I ’OI n T I'm * i ro ll 11 '. a iia iiM H .n i ni v r v i.o n mi t . IN 1*11 t . ‘ I’ l m >. 1SNMI F K D K I IA It . ‘ TlfiN’A t, M O ItT tl AllK A8SOCLA i ll 'N. ria ln llff | vn WlliT.TAM T. f.A M B anil I I A . | Z K I. I.. I.AMIt. hl» w if e : l l l'. ltMAN* K. PAIIK H an il M A ItI K i). 1’A IlKH. h ln w i f e ; anU ttltM lK W O O D WOOD P ltO | D I V T H r O „ INC., a r o r i i o r n . I lion *-* evln tln g New unilnr thr law n Jereey, Defendant*. NOTIC K TO w r i t Ml a T v ri: o r ri.o im iN jt iik TOi W illiam U l a m b a n d I f n i r l 1- I a m b I*. O. Iln s n s letulevlllr, llro r a la TOK AUK IIK ItK lIV NOTT. r i K I ) t h a t a nu lt linn b r r n f l ln l a t t a i n , ! y o u In t h e a b o v a e n t i t l e d I nUor, an il t h a t y o u are required to fll* your a n o w rr w ith th e C lerk of thl# c o u r t am i t o nerv e a r o p y th e re o f upon th e P la in tiff o r P lain tiff* atto rn ey ,. whoaa n a m e am i aihlreoo la lllohoiy H iirnote ln . K aat P in * S t r e e t . O rlando. F lorida. not la te r t h a n A p ril » th . 19«S. I f y o u fall t o do an a D ec r e e P r o C onfe,*o w ill be entered au aln o t you for the relief d e m a n d e d In l h a C o m p l a i n t . Tlila nult I* to f o r c r l o a e a m o rtg a g e. T he real p ro p e rty p r o c e e d e d BKalnnt li t tail 11. I l lo r k W K A T If. KltSKI K l .l l K l l t S T A D D I ­ T IO N. accordliiK t o <!■* plat th ereo f, aa r e c o rd e d In P l a t Hook 12, p a n e ««, p n h l l r I t e r o r d a o f Hem ln u l e C o u n t y , K lo r ld a : T o * e t h e r wi t h llie f o l l o w i n g I te m of p r o p e r t y w hich la located In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y Inatalled aa a p a r t of th« I m p r o v e n i e n l a on a a l d l a n d : International of lltlca F u r n a c e — M o d e l U lfti K K-l* W ITNKSS my h a n d a n d the se a l o f aald C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , Florida, this tth day of M a rch . I toil. ( S K A I .I Ai t h n r II. l l e c k w l t l i , J r . , C lerk of the C ir c u it C o u r t lly ; M a r t h a T. Vllilen D. C. P u h llali M a r c h 11, t t , t i A A p r i l 1, I t' S * . C l ><l-la IN T IIK r l l l t I IT CHI HT, NINTH JIH IIT M . ( T i l l I’l T O F IT .O IIIIlA IN A M I F O I l al.tllN O l.K C O I N T t . I ' l l ) N tT .lt V NO. I 3IMIH F K U K I t A l i N A T IO N A I, M O I t T . U A O U A S f K eJlA T lu N . P lain tiff, H K nltO K It U N It Y IIKIt* 1S T I t n M . J i t . a n d SY I.V IA K. UKKUSTHUM, Ilia w ife. Defendant*. n o t iit : t o appkm i T I I K HTATK <>K F l . o l t I D A T o ; tiio ru e llciiry lirrg atro in , Jr. b i t W. Ix m la e, A p t. No. 4 t l r a n d In lan d , N e h r a n k a YOU A l t K JIK IIK IIV N O T I F I KI i t h a t a a u l l h a* hi en filed a g n l n e t y o u In t h e a b o v a r n lttlr d r . c t , , a n d ttiat yo u n r e r n | i i , r e i l t o f ile y o u r nunw i r wi t h t h e C l e r k o f tlila C o u rt a n d to nerve a r o p y thereof upon th e P la in tiff o r P l a i n t i f f '* attorn*)* *, whoa* rininev m id n d d r en * | . M ack N. C le v e la n d , J r . a n d H a r o l d P. Jo lin ao n , I', o . D r a w e r if, Mane ford . F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r t h a n t h e 2btli d a y o f M a r c h . A. 1). 1 ) 0 . I f y o u fa ll t o d o eo a D ecree P r o Co n feen o w ill h a e n t e r e d u g a l n n t y o u f o r Ilia re l i e f' (leinaiid ed In t h e C o m ­ p l a i n t . Tlila atilt le t o f o r t c l o a a m o rtg ag e. Th* rrn l p ro p erty p r o c e e d e d n g n l n n t la: l a d I. Illo rk V. SUNT.AND K STA TKS, A m e n d e d P l a t , acc o rd in g to a plat ( h e r e ­ o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Itook I ! , p a g e * I A 1. o f t h a P ublic lle c o td a of S e m ­ in o le C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a . W I T N K S S m y h a n d an il th « eral of aald C o u r t at S an fo rd , F l o r i d a , thin S i n d d a y o f F e b ­ r u a r y , A. 1). I»«l. (SK AI.I A r t h u r If. I t r e k w l t h . J r . c l e r k of t h r C irc u it f o u r * l l y : M a r g a r e t K. T y r e , D. C. M a rk V C l e v e la n d J r . a n d H a r o l d F. J o l i n a o n l>. <). D r a w e r 7. Sanford, F lorida A ttornry* for P lain tiff P u b l l . h : F elt. IS. M a r c h 4. I t , II, m s CD F .H I NOW Ol'K.N FOR LUNCH and DINNER TUBS, thru BAT. VISIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room Ilraianrd Eaprrailly For BANQUETS. LUNCHEON'S and IlINNKR I'ARTIKS 831-6197 SptcMiParUti* (jto c io u i& u u ttq HIGHW AYS 17-92 N . FERN PARK* FLORIDA / ■x.. �: « i** * *• V It You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our "Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Jlfr t*anfnrh %rralfi Mur. II, 106.1 — Pape 11 19. For Sale or Rent SWEETIE PIE Bv Nadine Seltzer 1 New house near I»ake Mary. 322-»«8. 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 .*14. Articles For Sal* 21” LAWN Mower for sal<* or trade for Utility trailer. 323-0893. 3 Bedroom, 1>-j hath, no qual­ ifying. Sec Mr. Ferguson. 29. Automobile Service Hotpoint Refrigerator. Excel­ Longdale subdivision Longlent cond. $95. FA 2-4119. SERVICE STATION busm en wood. for sale. Only 3 owners in 37 years. Huy only stuck l.AKEYIKW Home for sale or SenUnrik Glnss ami Paint NEW FLOOR demonstrator adding machine with sub. and equipment. FA 2-4682. trade for a tiled farm on the Company west side of Sanford. Call 210 Magnolia Th. FA 2-4622 traction and multiplication. List $126, now $69.95. T ow 4 ACRES of land 275 ft. Road FA 2-7898 da)* or FA 2 6368 DEADLINES frontage on West 1st St. ell’s Office Suppty. 117 Mag* AUTO • RADIO nights. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 4 lane hwy. Price $15,000. noli*. Drive-In Repair Service Tuei*., thru Fri. - 2 I*. M. dny Terms. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. 16. Female Help Wanted before insertion. Mon. - Sat. 25th St. A Sanford Ave. 3li. Automobiles • Trucks noon. 5 and in acres tiled farms Waitress, Curb girl. Must be Ph. 3230655 1953 Ford Custom, clean, ra*j available. experienced. Apply Chick STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: dio, h e a t e r , automatie ,11. Poultry - Livestock N Treat. Sanford. Turn., thru Fri. - 2 1*. M. day transmission. Good m edian, before in>c-rlion. Mon. • Sat. Large Shetland Ponies; 1 leal condition and good rul>« Keg. Real Estate Broker 17. Male Help Wanted 01*10 gelding, t mare. New sad­ her. $165. Call FA 2 S3S8 af­ 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5991 EXECUTIVE type. Willing dles and bridles. 322-9162. ter 5 p. m. RESPONSIBILITY: j to work. $125 wkly. Average. Hie Herald will not be if. TEE ’N 11KEEN .11 A. Pelt* '57 Rambler Station Wagon. Out 2l)th St. op|Nisite iulf High School Grail., Fla. res­ sponsible fur more than oik Fully equipped, standard ident t yr. Own cur. Age 21DA LM ATI ON PUP pi ES.~ fe­ Club. New 3 bedroom, t l i incorrect insertion of your ail traits, as is $475. 213 E. male, 7 wk*. Pedigree on bath, built-in«. I.arge fam­ 50. 2tlos N. Orange. Orlando. and reserves the right to ic 1st St. in rear. both sides. Reasonable. ily room, central heat ami 841-4)501. vise or reject any advertise FA 2 1719 Air-Ciuulitiuti. In n , low nient from what ordered to 1957 Mercury Monterey, 2 down p a > m r u t s . $i.5 00 lx. Help Wanted conform to the policies of this tone, white wall tire*, auto­ 32. Flowers - Shrubs tmmlli pa>» all. Drive out paper. matic transmission, power PART TIME, no .-filing. Earn Good Shepherd Christian to>ia> or call FA 2 2744 for PETUNIA, Snapdragon, Pansteering, radio, heater. Good $2.60 hour start, collecting Day School, t and 5 year details. 10.30 to 5 daily. sic slock. mechanical condition and on our established current olds. Nursery, $15; kinder­ GRAPEVILLE NURSERY good rubber. $500. Phono customers. No experience Gra|>evillc Avo. Near 20lh St. garten $ltl. Transportation FA 2 5388 after 5 p.m. necessary. Car n e e d e d , available for city and out­ liondahle local resident. Annuals. Petunias, Snapdra­ lying areas. 322-7312 or 'Hey! Your slip's showing!’ Write Mr. Nager, P.O. Box gons. Pansies, Vegetable 1957 Ford Ranch Wagon. Ex­ FA 2-5719. Real Estate — Mortgages cellent shape. Low mileage. Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. tit N. Park Ave. 322 242(1 613, Orlando, Fla., giving $360(8) 142 Alayfair Circle. f . S. CIVIL SERVICE Ujisala ltd. Just off 20th St. age, address, plmne, tyfic, Phone 322 7331. 0. Fur Rent 6. For Rent TESTS! model and )ear of ear. and 1st St. 3 Bit. 2 hath, fenced back Men women, 18-52. St .li t high 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ 2 Bit Duplex, excellent loca­ yard, air conditioner, Kit­ A WATKINS ROUTE in this Volkswagen Kontbi. 1958 mo­ ,13. Furniture as $102.00 a week Prepara­ chen equipped. 3309 S. Park ment. Downstairs. large del, with all aeats. A-t tion. electric kitchen. 1U01-H area is open for semi-retired tory training until appoint­ rooms. Call 3224»ll. Ave. FA 2-1761. LARGE SELECTION of used condition. A bargain. Pit. S Elm. Call FA 2-53!M. man, or lady. Many semi-re­ ed. Tliousands of yobs open. refrigerators, $29 and up FA 2 8800. , tired people- rurn $50.00 to Experience usually unneces­ ROOMS. The Gables. 401 Houses tor rent. For infor­ with nr without trade. KOBEBT A. WILLIAMS $106.00 per wick depending Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0I2U. sary. FREE information on mation contact Ted Wil­ BUYING A NEW or FURNITURE CENTER Realtor on tune devoted to route. jobs, salaries, requirements. 11(H) French Ave. USED CART liams Hardware, 205 K. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. NEWLY FURNISHED U rge Also have I full time route Write TODAY giving name, 25th St. FINANCE IT WITH US Ph. FA 2-7953 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. open. Maybe you can qualify. | 2 Bit. duplex. I4tli St. Iaingaddress, phone and time ♦ low Interest Rate« wood. 838 3208 home. Write Lincoln Ser­ UNFUItY 1st Floor. 3 ruts, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ For personal interview in WANTED reliable couple to • Low Monthly Payment* your area, write J. II. Metake up monthly payments vice. Box 23, c o Sanford bath, g screened porcltes. Three- r o o m ner lot facing lake. 1U9 furnished FLORIDA STATE BANK I Gurity, Box 627, Williston, of $13.50 on 3 complete Herald. Waits Drive, S u n l a n d apartment. 21ft Ma gnoliu, 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ rooms of turniture. Call CAR WANTED. Will trade $15. 2 Bedroom FurnislH-d Estate. F1IA In service. Florida. stairs evenings. I. Transportation TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ even (or my 35 ft. boat. $450 down, monthly $8t.75, Apartment, $55. Robert A. Good condition. W. Cooke. lect. Williams. Phone FA 23951. Unfurnished 2 bedroom hous<-. VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 19. Situation* Wanted Share ride for l* A .- in 30 606 S, Park. Apt. 4. | 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5251 or FA 2-2118. days FA 2 0702. Child Care. FA 2-2274 Sell U< Your rurnlturc. Quick Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom or FA 2-0525. Service With the Cash. 7u62 STUdEBAKBR f 3 BEDROOMS, 2 ballw. Kit­ Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Children kept. FA 2-4182. 0. For Itcnl pickup reduced for quick SUPER TRADING POST ped. llM W. lAth St. I'h. 2 Hrdrooin Imium-, kitchen chen equipiNNl. No <ktwn sale-4995. Call Ralph PofurilislH-d, on laikc Golden FA 24)677. FA 2-4678. payment. XKtO S Park Ave. 21. Heauty Salons NICELY font. 6 room house. Told, FA 2-16U. | Near base. Call FA 2-4045 FA 2 1761. FA 2-0237. 1st Floor Apartment turnishduring day, FA 2 4736 after HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Used furniture, appliances, I960 Valiant, 4 dr. 8t. atick.l tools, etc. Bought • Sold. ed $60. Ijike Mary, I’h. 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stcv5:30. Complete Beauty Service R. k 11. $905. 193$ Cadillac Larry's Atari 215 Sanford FA 2-1737. ens Ave. I’lionc 349-4671. Evening Appointments cpc. Doylile. Full power <• Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 RENT A RED 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 2 BEDItOOM house, kitchen Itollaway, Hospital A Baby air. $1695. Sanlord Motor sA N Fonn h e r a l d Otflce FA 2-2118 3~H ■ — >»■»»»..m si tm wrn. equipped. $75 month. ' I’ll. KUKK EST1MATE Co. 806 French Ave. j Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Beds. Nights FA 2-0648 WANT ADS FA 2-5303. Special on Perms. Call for Upholstering k Mattress ren­ By Day, Week, or Month 323-0700 BRING FAST *W« u*«d to caK our placa FIVE OAKS. Than my wif« appointment. 3 Senior ope­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ v T o LDS"os hardtop. Fully learned to drive!** RESULTS 1 Hit. House, nicely furn­ CARROLLS FURNITURE 2534 Park Dr. Stanford, Fla. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. <-<|ufpped. Exceptionally clean rator*. Free parking lots. Ph. FA 3-5181 116 W. 1st St. ished $65 mo. FA 2 85 44. Co, at 7u9 Celery Ave. and well running. FA-2-4217 3 Bedroom House, 2 hath. Oil 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-OH34 after 4:30. I FA 2-211T. west side. 2 Years old. Furnished Apartment. Close- W E I. A K A APARTMENTS: By Dick Turner i \ ’t in : i in vrv j i inti:-* in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-IU13 Rooms private baths, 114 (VERY) small down pay­ 21. Klsctriral Service* •11. Arlirlp* For Sale W. First St. ment. Owner transferred. .17. IlnatH • Motorn l to l tiT st.uixoi.t: cot vi t, FltlGIDAlRE ROSE COURT, 1 Bit. turn. i*t.on i n v Must sacrifice. FA 2 5348. Sale, mess kits, canteens, All of the latest ityW boats l \ It U l K S T .tt ll O P Sales A Service Near hase. 2015 Sanford F u r n i s h e d Apartment. 3 U O M M V IH K R A N D A L L $1.55. Sleeping bags, $6.88. thut were on display a t tha Rooms, hath. 2 Double beds, House Wiring, Free Estimates Ave. NO 8 4323. It f r s n s s i Surplus City, 201 W. I. tio W. Third St. Central Florida Fair in Or­ Sid VUtlen s Randall Electric 'X I I T I I K O P A l- I- I. It V I l o \ Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. r o il i i x v i . m > i iiv it o i: lando are now in our ihovr THE TIME TESTED FIRM 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 BABY CRIB andPolaroid 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-lns, T o A M , WHOM IT MAY C U N • Kitchen equipped. 1505 Dou­ rooms ami at fair apcclal 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 OKIt.N: Camera. FA 2-5939. fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ glas Ave. FA 2-6858. N a l l ' * Is h s r s l i y t i U r i i t h a t prices, while they last. Big 2-7. Plumbing Services man Circle. $120 per month. ANOTHER FABULOUS BUY lh « u n . l s r . l i t t m l ha» tllr.l I t , FIIIGIDAIIIE Refrigerator. 1 savings on the latest style* P in * I II*|"»rt a a A i l n i l n U i r a t ' i r FA 2-7*84. AT CRYSTAL LAKE. Open Year old, $1(8). FA 2-1208. like: $995 IS' Runabout $150. of til,estate o f O n M w Ir e beam construction, stone I ta n .la ll, i l n r u t i ) ; th ill ll h a a $ 12(H) 18' I.arson Cruiieq la rg e 2 bedroom Trailer on f l l o l Ita I ‘t't It loti for F i n a l fireplace, 3 bedroom and a 1961 /.ig Zag Sewing Machine with inboard outdrive $7200. large lake. Adults only. Ph. U l a r h a r a r . .mil t h a t It w ill optional r o u tit, Florida Darns, makes button lioles. Plumbing ic Heating i iih i it n i n r r , a p p l y In (tie <*i«unty J u d g e ' s i> Tin; FA 2-7368. $120 Fair weatherad trallc* J| i»i< i%i* n u n IT Court of H r m l n o lr C o u n t y . ninth AIR CONDITIONING room, 2 tile hath*, fully atrWith guarantee. 5 Payment* $320. $.*>05 28hp. Demo Evino r i’i.oniiii in %>n koii F l o r i d a on t h e 54th tlay of CONTRACT and REPAIR condttloncd. tax-ation South of $6 40. FA 2 9411. ( H A N . Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ M a rc h , 1943. f o r a p p r o v a l of ft H M IN O l.t: M i l M L rude $351). Slany other*. Hur­ end of Crystal Drive, latch WORK chen equipped. FA 2-304U. aunts a n d for F i n a l llla i-h a r a * «t : n i n o . I 2 h x i ry. Terms. Itobson Sportini; >o*i in : i o Arrruit PIANO'S— We liuie In this aa A d i t i l n l a i r a i o r o f tin 1007 Sanlord Ave. FA 2-6562 Arbor. E. A. Jarrett, Build­ FA 2-6347. t a t s of ( l o l d w l r a Hand-ill, d* • KEDKIUL NATIONAL UoItTGoods, Downtown Sanford. vicinity 2 Spinel pianos UA«1K AHriOClATIO.N. er. FA 2-3378 or FA 2-3077. cvaastl PLUMBING which can he purchased hy FA-2-6961. ruintirr. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ C l t l a s n a N a t i o n a l ( l a n k of i n Undo. , making small dc|Misils and Contracting Repairs plus City. 201 W. 1st St. L.M.N. ENTERPRISES Aa A d t n l n l a l r a l n r o f (Its lIAlirtIKTT T. LA.NDRICAN. taking over small monthly •18. Motorcycle* • Scooter* FREE ESTIMATES Has purchased b e a u t i f u l R s l t l * of U n l d m l r a f ln n - A «li»V4, f»**fanda nta. 2 HU House. KUcIr’Ii i*t|uippayments. Inquire TlumipIt. L. HARVEY wooded area at latngdalc. tlall, d s r s a s s d . I III: > l A’l t: n r •’1.011111% fil’d , 223 01137. Hr t r VV Mavis FA 2 3383 See .Mr. Ferguson ul sales 264 Sanford Ave. son Music Co. 29 Colonial VESI’A_ MOTO lH SCOOTE IIS. V P s I 't v a l d t t u a n d T r u s t TIM II.Xlir.lUTT T. LANDKI. New & Used. l-.VN Plata Mall. Orlundo. Ph. office and pick your lot Officer KUUNISIIKI) Loiiam*. Pliotit* Lewis Ssles A Service «70 L» Il'tllM I J. f>4UM Larry (!. ttmlth and house models, laiw 26. Radio & TelcviHion GA 5 4577. FA 2*2800. ll'it—Navy DI o f l l a k s r , l l a k e r A Muilth 2617 Country Club Rd. down—low monthly paytnts. . i p.o 41 K»st Pins Ftrest PERSONAL IIAIMO A I’h. FA-2-7928 REPOSSESSED 7.10 ZAG. New York Sew Tork Furn. lovely 2 lift Apt. latke P O Ilox 1111 T V. SERVICE You \lth IIKR Hit Y NOTI* O rlan d o . F lo rid a NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY SEWING MACHINES privileges. FA 2 0274. KIKD that a Bull I ihk baait Attorneys f o r A d m i n i s t r a t o r 3 Bedroom home In Wytmr- We repair Phono Changer* Save up tu 5(1'<, take over 1959 Vespa Grand Sport. Call fll**d 4«K.«lfi»t you In lh* ahoia P tih lls h M a rch 4. I I , IS, ; i Radio A T.V., Auto Radios antltlml tnuii*. ami that ystu Furn. 3 Km. Apt. $30 Mo. wood for only $I2,5<X) with payments. 101 S. Park Ave. FA-2-6035. CIMI-9 ar* r ’»|ulred to file your anAdult*. Ph. FA 29180. 1 DAY SERVICE extras. I’ll A down payment FA 2 9111. ix t h i : ( i i i i i n - i i i i i i r . ■t*ar 5t Ith tha Clerk of till* .1!). Truilern • Cabana* 25th St. A Sanlord Ave. $400. MAI II JI llll'IAI. < lilt I IT Court and tea pane a ropy furnished 2 bedroom house We loan Carpel Sham|MM>er Ph. 323(8155 «•* • l no lit A ix ax ii ro u thereof upop the VMalntlff of PATH FINDER. All alumilor small family. FA <POI90. alt«irnt)a, wtiota IKNI.AItliH I III Al l, I IIAX. Tl.dnt If a( no cost with purchase Large I Itctlrootn lakeftont mini. Like new, Inside and llama and mldreea la Mark N. fKIIA xn. I'jr.T.d of Blue Lustre shampoo. “Oo you mind, Fatherl Melvin i& explaining tha xiitk i: lit a p p i : a■< CJavaUnd* .11 *»* 1 Harold K. Furn. 2 Bedroom house. home, Florida room, dish­ 27. Special ,S ervices out. Sleep. 4. Tub, shower, Johnaon, I* O. Draaei Z. Hen* Carroll's Furniture. FKliKIt VI, NATIONAL Mi UTEuropean Common Market!" Adults. No pets. FA 2 7664 washer, ele., ONLY $29,.'8W. T.V., dual wheel*, many ex­ ford, I’lorMa, not Inter than I1.AUIS VSHtx.lATION, SINGER Plaintiff. the Slat day of March. A D tras. $1625. Terms. 1’booa MENS while jacket about all* V*. 1)41. If you fall to do 10 a NICE LARGE 2 KR. turn, Going machine and repair bKWING MACHINE FA-2-7675 38. $12.00. FA-2-9468. FRANKLIN n IliiOri It and lO fffi J*r<» Confeap.i will t.a By Kale Osann DOROnn apt Oil heal and fireplace. TIZZY Sales and Service slMip business for $1,5(8). LOl ISE IlOtiPLR. enterad aualnat >ou for Hie Tile bath, I7U0 Magnolia Free estimates in advance relief demanded In the ComIlia wife, I>afaii<lantM. plaint. Thla aull la to fore* $65. FA 2-3951. If you have acreage vou fre e home deiiionsiratloii n i t : wi vi K «»» M d tiiim flloia h inoftgi|i% Tt.. : e *I CALL FA 2-5783 lo t Kit \NKLIN l» , property prorarijed igalnat la: 2 Bit. twinM*, 817 Catalina would like to sell—Please Lot 22. Block f. HI SLASH A'l lri ev I’iikmin it Alan's Fabric A Bugs Call! IJHTATIiM. Amended Plat. IxtUuTIIY LoL’ISi: 2559 Park Dr. a... . to a plat Ultra* 1 iifurniali<-d 2 bedroom house. I Addraaa riiknow n •*f rre*.»r«!e<| In I'lat llnok Kitclicn equipped. FA 2 3651. 280 ft frollluge oil VNe-t First t J. P l f f l t A Y"» UlB i<Kll»IJ1 NOTI •2895 l*uhllr Itaror la of Kami* I New completely furtlidied 2 Street (SB Kit with depth PIKD 'i i fe *ut I | | | | i • m I9VJ CADII.I.AC I lloor. DeVlllr Air t'ond. Mowing and edging, etc. SalHole County. J-’lorUfn. III* I ng <l|ia( >4<u In tli*’ n!<<<$4* Some terms ami 2 U-droom 895 1938 ( I I L\ . I llixir, Air 4'oiitlitioii lM-ilroom itontc. FA 2-2577. Hilt It lr*t 4-4ii»-r. mnt t h a t ><»>J TiNJCTIfKIt with tha follow* tslai l oil guaranteed. Pit. home, only $I5,5(8>—a real 1961 4’IIEV I Door Slutimi Wagon, Y-8, Auto. ..- 1705 atf rr«|litrv(J t<> file >our an- Ing Bern a of property locate.) FA 2-1817. • Mar Mltli tt*a Klrrk of tlila In ami parmanantly ln»tu|le<| . 2 BEDItOOM furnished huusc invcstnieilt. Cali Now. 1961) I'lllvl I Door, 6 ( >I.. Sisndsrd I'rani. ..._. 1195 C^urt a till Iq acr\* a •'opy aa a part ut tha Improvetnant• located in S. Sanford Ave. 1315 1959 l'IIIH l lloor Station Wagon, « C)l. tii.ru .f upon d»** Plaintiff «»r on aatd Jam|. WEI.I.S DKILLK.l, PIJ.MPS, 1818 4001. I’Ulritlff a atlurna) •. t%lio«« onr til* Itafrlaerator, I.eimm Bluff lliv v-ririmt—Ail 1959 OI.DS I Door llunllop. Power and Air Cond 1593 Si’ll I NKER SYSTEMS , tiamt i 4it.it niblrrM I* .Min k N Lire trl< Hr rial Zli<2t»X:i I or part of 97 ft. Frontage IH5x I'OIID Million Wagon, 6 CyL, Auto. ............ 393 All Types and Sues M olal I.AS IIH Jr a n*l I’ntroll IT IIN. Apt. iawt Mellottville. $50 per ||. • •' t. I'e ft. U 693 1958 (TIEVOI.HT (, Tun I’irkup, 6 C y L ______ We Repair and Service Modal Jl' MklWlI tfailal 3 lltMint furnished upstairs ford. 1'lurlUu, out l«»t«» than 513 1957 ITIItll Country Sedan, Ovrrdrire S T I \ E T H (I2X »»*;*1 Ik* iUi <In> of .%|»rll. A I* I’**.’ |f %<•J fall to (Jo •<» .• One lliio-Ther ill llrater. Apartment. Adults. $15. I’h 19.56 KIKII Station Wagon, V-8, Automatic -..... 393 Maciunery atwl .xupply Co. Dt 1i *» I'ru (’onfr»»*» vaill t•• Model «&•)». Serial 2H&J FA 2 7399. 1956 ( ADD.LAC Sedan, DeVlllr. power. Air Load. $93 2 U ’ W. 2nd St FA * . ’ •‘4432 • *u« V I a tor China % l\ . mu • ntrrtd •a.111»• I tun for dll 493 1958 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, V-8, Sid. Trans.........Kthauat Kail, no Model or r*liaf diinnitdi*i In tti< ■ •**■• REALTOR — INSl.’ltOlt 2 BEDROOM I mium *, furnish Serial number* l»lalnt. Thi* »ult la to fnrr * 1693 196(1 CIIEV. Inipsln Coni., \/T , I’/S , P /ll ........ FA 2 4991 1919 s. French AllI 1 . N 1 |1 I flo»«* .« tit'iftinga. Tin fra I t il. $85 mu. Unfurnishid $75: 1961 CHKYIttll.ET >i Tun I’itkup, Auto. Trans. 1393 property pro. ••*<!• *1 Nualitat L. tal. lliailufavlllKd b> Sell*! *Jt:io Elm; l'A-2-310*.’. I.* »T * 111.1**1% % i i i : kt karlk dtaaa A Paint Coiu* Lake Mary: If you want a Healing - Air Conditioning 1960 ( IIKYKOI.K1' J, Tun I’irkup, 6 t')lind*r ... 1095 1.KI8 OI : I . \ Mmi pan). Hanford. Florida, ioj { a large comfortable cus 1959 I’Ll MOU’UI 2 Door, 6 Cylinder ....... ....... 693 H t n lt»N «'Ni:. a • ..riling Model or Serial number*. >6 A Special N otice* Sale*—Repair—Contracting i 1959 CIIEVKOLET I lloor. 6 CyL Stand. Traaa. 1193 tom built home with 3 tu plat tllrfreil re«*>flr<| In \%'ITNKHH 1ltd •n l III H IK E ESTIMATES I'lat ll.M.k 12. I'aigr^ : an.I e*-«l of »«ltl Court at H«uford. I 195k I OKI) I Door II.T„ Y-8, Fairlanr 300, Auto. 593 bedrooms, 2 Y* ballts, parly 2502 Oak REMINDER FA 2 8321 j C, I'uMIr Jlci’ortla of /*• ml* Plorlda. thl* ISlb -ls> of J’rb* | •93 1957 DODGE I Hour llardlop Coupe, Auto....... room, fireplace room, dou­ Hole <*ovif>t>, KlorMa. ruarjr. A. IK l>«3. INCOME TAX SERVICE 1955 CHItV. IP loir l-llr.. 6 Cyl„ Sid. Trae*. — « 393 rn> Ita n-I ativl tha (HLAI.) ble car,Mirte A utility room, FKIGIDAIRK o. M. HARRISON'S 295 1955 I'L l VKll HI J Ilour. 6 CyL, Sid. . a# *1 of a*aii| ***<ir t i41 jJanfi*r«J. Arthur II. JI- ktnih, Jr a sale beach. Call for ap­ Sales A Service 495 1950 ITIKYKOI.K7 Ton I’lckun i t-TorMu tti** ,%d* d«) uf 1 lefk of Ik# Cln utt 0>iurft | 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 393 1ruar> A. Jr. ltr%3. 1951 CIIKVItOLKT 2 Door, Auto.............. h« tnliiola Count), Hanford* | pointment to see this to­ U. II. HIGH (MEAl.r Florida •93 1956 PONTIAC I Door llardlop, Auto. .—. day There Is nothing like 9. I*or Sale or Rent lloo W. 1st St. Sanford A t Mir II !:• kv Jr Ma U N Cl*\ M iud. Ji a I 993 1959 CIIEV. Ii Ton Pickup «*i«rk of tii» CJr« nil to art Harold K. Jwiim»on, i'i*ir< l it! $21.5(81. Good terms. I'll. i'll. FA 2-3883 ll you like country living. 11>. Maivliu T. Vllilaii, Burke FA 23647. I* * I*. O. Ilox 220 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On Monument*, Cemetery work Mack N Cla%rlafid, Jr. and Sanford, Klorlda EASY GMAC PAYMENTS south side of big Lake M) CASH NEEDED Also Lettering on Stones | Carroll Hurka Carroll llurka “ Don’t ever sit b e tw e e n th o se tw o in class, or th e y ’ll I* O Hrj wfr £ At tome) • for Plaintiff Mary. Water fur boatiug, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. $61 a SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 219 K. 2nd 231)5 PARK AYE. PuhlLh Fab. I», : J nanford. K- »dda Msr. w ear you out p a ts in g n o te s!" etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ month. T. A I. included. FA 2-0711 2317 Mellonvilie Ave. ORLANDO ClI 1-S1M FA J-$5$t I'utdLti March I. 11, 11. 4 11 IMS mate!) 2la acres. FA 211162. 322 8(845. CIHM CDK-it Plwme FA 2 6449 Office 204 W. First SIDE GLANCES 4 CLASSIFIED INDEX I. Lost A- Found 29. Automobile Service ■J. Notices - Personals 29A. Auto Accessories It. Education • instruction HO, Machinery - Tools HI. Poultry - Live stock •I. Transiwrtation •*». Food HI A. Pets 6. For Kent H2. Flowers - Shrubs HA Special Notices J13. Furniture HI. Articles For Sale 7. Itusiness Rentals 8. I’eucit Rentals H*>. Articles Wanted HO. Automobiles - Trucks !•. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent. 07. Boats - Motors II. Real Estate Wanted 08. Motorcycles - Scooters 12. Real Estate For Sale 09. Trailers - Cabanas lit. Mottpape Loans I I. Insurance 1. Lost \ Found Hi. Itusiness opimrtunily 10. Female Help Wanted LOST: 2 Beagles in Ravenna Park area. Chained togeth­ 17. Male Help Wanted er with name tags. Any in­ 18. Help Wanted formation concerning the 19. Situations Wanted whereabouts call FA 2 0936 20 . Mnbysitters or 322-0348, 21 . Heanly Salons ItniId - Paint - Repair FOUND: Pair of g Iasset near 211. llnildinp Materials the water at Lake Monroe. 21. Electrical Services FA 2-0404. 25. I’lumliinp Services 20 . Radio ,Y Television 0. lid licit I Ion • Instruction 27. S|H>c ial Services REGISTRATION open for 28. Laundry Service 12. Real E-stale Fur Sale AUTO GLASS INSTALLED C. A. Whidden Hy Galbraith Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty (t CARNIVAL Legal Notice St. Johns Realty I Wall Legal Notice <• (4 HOILEitSo/SANFORD V LAWN SERVICE i Stamper Agency Southern Air (% f �Vtrt 9«rfirr» V rrsn F f Tago 12 — Mar. 11, 1M3 ~ . -* Ceramic Artist Gives Program In Altamonte ITf Louise Slmunrk The fascinating hobby of Mr*. Olive Henklrmun, guest speaker for la«t Wednesday's meeting of the Altamonte Bprings Civic Club, provided an intereatinir program for member* who also found tho collection of ceramic Jewelry and ether email item* on d ie play to be outstanding. Mr*, nmklcman'a ceramic* feature reproduction of flower» found in the Martha Washington Carden* at MU Vernon and the artist ha* •pent many hours there painU ing the flowers to be used for later reproductions. Among many article* in her display for the club were ear­ rings, pins, bracelets, cuff­ link*, ash trays and clgaret lighters, all beautifully hand decorated with miniatures of Martha Washington flowers. Mr*. Ilenkkleman's grratest .satisfaction in her work came with the making of a pair of cufflinks, embossed with a coat of arms, for former President Elsenhower. Another of her hubbies, also on display for the club, I* a large collection of combs. Her studios ore located on Lake Frances in Altamonte Spring* and interested visitors j ara always walcom*. u.s. my U E A p . j l •wr c lc a it'r m vnnAKl D O N ’T SETTLE | l lo Greater loyalty. • FOR LESS T H A N THE BEST FOR YO U R M ONEY! ° mv H A N D S ’ h \ to larger sorvico. and 4 mv HEALTH •A to bolter living, for -J 1 © BONELESS FULL CUT ROUND O GROUND ROUND © ROUND CUBES my cluK my community. and mv rp im lru m fr n ff— — TIIK ASTER 4-11 GIRLS CLIJII of Wentherafielil olmorved National 4-11 Week by Hotting tip the attractive ntpre window display in Forest City, top photo, which not only featured varioun phant* of club work hat al*o the many prize riblmnn won by tbc girls at tho Seminole County Fair. Mem­ ber* of the club, bottom photo, are front from left, Suzettc Rcrg, Susan Flufung, Sheryl Clnrk and Kathy Hcuch; buck, Nancy Hrockcnbrough, Carol Cornish anti Patsy Groves. (Herald Photos) BONE - IN RUMP ROAST lb. Training Sites Sirloin Tip Roast 8 7 ‘ /fc NEW YOIIK (UPD-Casalui Clay and Doug Jones, who meet In a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden March 13, will shift their training to New York this week. Clay will arrive here Wednesday from M i a m i Beach, Fla., while Jones will switch from Pleasantvillc. N. J., on Thursday London Broil Cube Sirloin Tip ST E A SHOULDER ROUND ROASTS lb. 57c CHUCK STEAK . . lb. 57c FAMILY STEAK . . lb. 67c ALL MEAT STEW . lb. 67c GROUND BEEF . 3 lbs. SI mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald TALI, HICKORY «r ECONOMY SL IC E D % BACON .MARIKIEFER HOT nr . . . . 3 lbs. $1 MILD BAG S A U S A G E .............. lb. 37c delivered daily to your door LEAN MEATY WESTERN SPARE R I B S ................. lb. 47c KELLOGG'S 8 OZ. PKG. for Onlv 25 CORN FLAKES a t 10 LUX LIQUID - 22 OZ. IITL. DETERGENT FROZEN FOOD FOUR FISHERMEN 8 OZ. FISH S T IC K S . . . . . . . . . 29c ALL ISRANDS - LIMIT 12 ST R A IN E D BABY FOOD W IL S O N ’S Limit 1 With $.‘l Order . 12 » - $1 _____ 2 9 so ap L mL & 2 -3 3 CREAM STYLE C O R N '. . . . . . . . . . . 10c HAMBURGR SEASONING . 33c CUT B EE T S. . . . . . . . . . . 10c CHUNK STYLE T U N A . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c UFERMUY FRESH PRODUCE AMERICAN FANCY RED RIPE TOaAATOES Hcb «>«}( Rath Size IIEAUTY 300 CAN FRENCH'S 2 'i OZ. • lb. 19* PRICES GOOD MON. • 1UES. - WED. . BEEF S T E W 1 Lb. - (Quarters A P P L E S .................3 lbs. • I.YKKH 3011 CAN BUTTER MCINTOSH 39* Limit I With M Order • • • • GOLD TIP 303 CAN STARKIST WHITE 25c 25th (j PARK MEAT NO. 2 '/i CAN QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED �. n " f • m t 1\ 1 1 -jL , * %; }i • I < End FEC Kennedy M illage WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 55 60. Press Leased Wire Established 1908 T IL S., MARCH 12. 1966 S ANFL) 111), FLORIDA \n newa . . . T A L 1. A H A S S K E (Ul’l) —Gov. F unis Bry­ ant and the state Cabinet called on President Kcn-j nedy, Congress and other federal officials today to "take immediate steps to end" the costly Florida Fast Coast Kailway strike which is harming the state's fruit and vegetable industry. Copies of the resolu­ tion were also sent to the union which struck the railroad seven weeks ago in a wage dispute. The resolution, adopted at the urging of agricul­ ture commissioner Doyle Conner, went to the Presi­ dent, Secretary of Com­ merce, Secretary of the Interstate C o m m e r c e Commission, members of F I o r i da's Congressional delegation and EEC ofl'i- The result also could be that millions of American housewives will lie denied Florida fruits and vege­ tables. briefs Up Price P e ip n l NEW YORK (LTD — The newsstand price of Time magazine ha* been increased front 25 cent* to 3u cents. Hotrs Down n if Increase NO. 666 i i B y - P a s s e d ,Local • • ' Doctors Say GENEVA Ilf I'D—Neutral i«t efforts In find u compro­ Seminole County physician- win 1.. l.indsry, society pres mise solution to the Eastare dissatisfied with present idcnl, said the doctors arc West nuclear impasse bogged : functions of the Hoard of I dissatisfied with (lie present down in disagreement* today. | Medical Examiners and to­ I operation of Hie hoard, they day expressed themselves I unwilling to participate in a WASHINGTON (LTD—The letter to the County CommitHouse today was expected to M o n . overwhelmingly approve a The Commission had re- . resolution offering Sir Wins­ ; quested the Seminole County ton Churchill honorary citi­ Medical Society to nominate ' zenship in the Lnited States. member* for appointment to W arned Tito City Commission will Do forced to "cut tho budffut luird" and may have to raise the tnillago next year." City Commis­ sioner Joe Baker warned a delegation of 20 Monday night. The delegation, members of the Tourist Club, appeared before the city board seeking the rebuilding of 12 shuffleboard courts in an effort to gel various tourney* here. Baker and other members of the Isiard refused fo com­ mit the commission in bud, gcling the $1,000 appropria­ tion until August when bud­ get talks begin. "The city is in a hole fi­ nancially," Baker spelled out and "we are going to have to cut Hie budget hard and may even lie forced lo raise tho millage." he emphasized. In other business the board set April S for a public hearing on condemning some 15 buildings in Hie city limits. Some of tlie structures are: 1160 W. 18th; 817 Avocado; 1114 and It HI W. Ninth; 819 Pecan; 1102. IloO, lttiH and IIH) W. Ninth; Northwest corner of Holly; 810 W. 13th; rear of 810 W. I.ith; 308 E. Sixth; 018 Palniello and 5<*> and 510 Oak. Agreed to furnish the itreet light* on W. 15th St., and tabled action on 10 lights along Mellonville Ave.; Awarded the low hid of II. It. Pope at $282.22 on • wall heating and air conditioning unit for the recreation depart­ ment office; Agreed to sign a five-yearlease with the Fleet Rvservo for their building on Seminolo lllvd. with the association re, palling the roof at a cost of | feel the Ivoard has no real relative to certain autopsies." , authority amt m a recent The letter continued that i meeting expressed themselves "the members feel the pre­ By l.arry Vrrshcl I as hav ing twen by passed sent function of tlie board Three new A3-J squadrons is ineffectual and arc not will arrive here soon. willing In participate " • • • The society requested the Adams Shopping renter Commission draft legislation plans revitalized with the patterned on Orange County's news the city has been asked law governing its Board of about annexing the property. Medical Examiners. • * • Commissioner James Avery Tlicre* talk <m an Industhe Hoard of Medical Exam said the Commission's hands trial show tor the Civic Cm ; iners. aro tied in the matter of ter April 15 . . . industrial WASHINGTON <LPI»—'The Operation .of the Seminole County voter regis­ autopsies, explaining that onLYMAN I’RINCH’AL State Department Monday re­ A letter signed by Dr. Ed | Committcc of the Chamber cials. tration office on a full-time basin was requested by J ly the stale's attorney can will discuss it at Thursday's Florida is nearing its Ralph Diggs today was jected new Moscow Radio ★ * ★ Registrar Camilla llrtlce of the County Commission authorize a post mortem, lie meeting. peak season in vegetable ap|Hiinted by the Coun­ charges that U. S. Air Force IMilnted, too, to the fact that this morning. production and the FEC ty School Hoard as planes have “ buzzed" Soviet Mrs. Kruse based her argument for the full-time autopsies cost the county an C R A C K E R PAY JOT­ Railway is the primary Supervisor of Transpor­ ships al sea. o|N>ration on a comparison with Lake and Marion average of $5no. tation a n d Custodial TINGS • . . plenty of gifts to means of tnmsportating Commission member* were Services for the coun­ Counties, of compii rattle size. r - r be given away . . . Friday the crop to market. still debating the issue at night . . . after shopping The I Pill! population of Lnl.u Co n t i n u mice of the ty’s 22 schools. Carlton press time. hours Saturday afternoon . , strike, the Cabinet said, I County wu* lit,Too unit of Henley, assistant prin­ Gov. Fum s Bryant said to­ prises galore . . . bargains Atul ion County bii.C.00, where­ could yield a "devastating cipal of South Seminole day it is evident that Florida . . . mark it down for your Junior High will replace 1 Is lagging behind in providing as Seminole County’* count blow to the fru it and calendar . . . This Friday vegetable industries and Diggs tit Lyman next opjHii tunnies for young peo- Hassle over proposed ex­ ' was lij.soo. However, she and Saturday. | pointed out, .Marion and Lake to the economy of the school term. | pic to attend college. • • • pansion of the First Florida | Counties’ registrations each Stiite of Florida due to I'tilitlrs sewage treatment was to per cent of the total Sewage treatment p l a n t j plant near Bear lak e was p- pulalioiis as computed to iit) way behind schedule an I loss of time, money and TALLAHASSEE (CPI) — LOS ANGELES (LTD — brought to the County Com won't Ik* finished until June quality in loading, hauling per rent in Seminole County, Gov. F'arris Bryant called distances of 60 miles or U. S. citizenship was sought mission this morning. . . • Contractor is paying The rvKistrnt'a office, es­ Monday for a complete re­ today for John (Jake the The County Board of Ad­ nearly SIJKK) h month extra more, then reloading tor view by the legislature of Barber) Factor by the same justment had approved and tablished by the Legislature in costs due to exceeding their shipment," the resolution the regulatory slrueliire of said. government agency that only recommended to the County IP55, lias operated one day time limit. Che F'lorlda milk industry. Growers have had to The Henry Stephens Co. of Inst December recommended Commission a variance be per week llqough tbo year, j))r 1 wi U i dll day* of operation be"We are dealing with a his deportation. turn to trucks for trans­ Orlando was awarded the low granted to Fir«t Florida Hr. Sidney I. Kata has l fore primary nml griiciul eleccondition that may re<|iiire the expansion. closed his oftiec oil .Mellon portation. Conner said the hid of $135,111 to construct stringent measures," he sabl. strike has changed the additions at Lyman and Attorneys for a dissenting k*'r siiliny is $$:’>,(ion Villc. noting Unit "the situation in $025; whole operation of the Crooms Academy at t li e WASHINGTON (L T D - The adjacent property owner held annually the milk industry has deter­ Agreed lo amend the zoning Clerk Art ISeckwllh Jr. sugar industry in south School Board meeting today. House Armed Services Com­ the company erected it* pre- , keen with a salary increase iorated during the past few ordinance to allow p<t shop* CAMILLA 11RUCK sent plant, in violation of the '< > M.UU0 »'»* » full time operasked the Medical Examiners Florida because of trans­ Work on the projects is ex­ mittee was rxperted to ap­ year* to the |*oint wlie re a hi restricted commercial for a replacement for P a n , portation difficulties. pected to get underway next prove legislation today to building (NTmit in that the "•l"U, Mrs. Ilrure estimated definitive review" is essen­ area* next to residential c o » l o f O p e in liiin vs-, o ld InIt plant is not on the site out­ Mai hers . . . Exa minors i week, according to Architect provide a pay raise for tlie tial. areas. t h a n ill tlio p a st. have said “ No" and put their nation's 2 5 million service­ lined in tile permit. John Burton. Bryant asked Senate Pres­ l) f f le u u n d o le c llim c n . t s They said tlie question now in reply in writing . . . Beck- j Tlie additions include a new men. ident Wilson Carr a way and is in Mur* 'or ileejs'ofl a n t thu two year* of lPMi-01 were with declined to show us the | ail nec suite at..' music s'.a, I House S|ieaker M a l l o r y building 827.J72 exclusive of salary, I maintained reply this morning. , al Lyman and five class­ Horne to name committees • • • MOSCOW <LI’D — The So will prove detrimental to mid in llMlt-lk'l will tie |.'il.ltttt. i rooms at the (.'rooms School. right away to study present surrounding propcrlies. This y e a r ' s Casselberry Mrs. Iln u r estimated Hint | WASHINGTON ( Li t ) 1 The Lyman figure break- viet Union may be maneuver­ The Commission tallied the milk regulatory law* and heBoard of Aldermen is set­ By Lnited Press International (|„wn with a full-time operation, exsu5 7?7 w),||r „ . ing to gam time in ils ideo­ Defense Secretary Robert j come sufficiently informed to ting something of a record Heavy rains and m elting' llrrs f„r ||„. Crooms project logical and political dispiitq matter until Hie March 2d tia rli'il.* would not be need- MrNmt!him rluirged today make early recommendations meeting. . . , Monday night's meeting mow triggered heavy Hood- „ rr r csliinaled at $57,381. | ed during ninli period* mid with Communist China, inIn other action this morn- ! (lie office for IPlll-d& would Kenatc subcommittee investi­ to the session Uial begin* was the 1.1th since the new ing today in the mountains of _ loruird Western observer* City Fiscal Agent Loomis April 2. ing the Commission: board took over and one Kentucky, Tennessee, Vir- J eo*t $25,050, exclusive rf sal- gating Hie award of n eonsaid here today. lie said he understood from Leedy wa* authorized Mon* ★ * ikAccepted health rcgulacouncilman still complains ginia and West Virginia, fore-1 ! tract for the TF'X figliler representatives of the milk day night to come up with ary. "if we could ever get rid of ing thousands to lice lor their The Commission took Mr*. plaint had "needlessly under- Industry that the situation is cost figures on ways of fi­ I nolo County Health Departall these "hanging fire" live*. mined publlr confidence" in "chaotic" and must Ih? cor- nancing a giant water im­ S I. ALCiL SI INF. fUl’l) — 1 ment for teui|Hirary camp Hiuce's request under lidviscitems. WE could begin to do Highway* were closed in meiii, along with a request for top official* of Hie Pentagon, re-ted. provement project estimated \ Ire President Lyndon It .jn-s at fishing ramps an I something. many sections, blocked by ( the pul chase of $5,lino in elec­ In a letter to Sen. John I„ He said he is opposed to ut front $t9Mi,ouo to over $1,Johnson said Monday night a |iut,|jc hearing for One of those Items is an- mil(| an,j roc^ k|ales or swirltion equipment from her pie- -M• 4Melluii. D-Ark., eluiiiinun expanding jiricc controls and uoo.ooo. Ibis nation needs the "faith ! March 20. nexation of Eastern Shopping jnj, wa|,.ri an,j hundreds of! of the investigiiting siilieom- resistance to tlicir alxdllhm Inrluded in Iho recommend­ sent budget. The County School Hoard and vision' of early Auier-| Couiiteied an offer by John Center s Seminole I'laza I’laza at |,0|„t.j an(| stores were floodmilter, MrNiiinnrii asked for 1* strong. * ations will tie plans for a wa­ Ivans to guide its quest for Holt to rent 20 acres ns a llwy. 17-02 and SR 430. Un­ ed hy the overflow of tlie today voted to change the tad pei mission to submit imniedi"But sonic change must be ter treatment plant, new well new worlds in space. | recreation area near Wel­ official estimate* have been small mountain creeks that ately a full statement on be- made," he said. for ,,1‘' Nrw Helds and ground water stor­ fare Lake at $1,200 yearly English F.state* School from made that the town is losing iare the area. half of the Defense Depart­ age lank. I rental hy offering Itott $1,200 as much as $75 a day as ment before the pi oho pioAl Harlan, Ky.. deep in the Mur. "ii to April 4. At Hie same time, tho com­ WASHINGTON (U l'l) — | for llie purchase of tlie land, long a* the IMaza remains Alleghrnv Mountain c o a l , The i cnson for the change Deeds further. mission asked Fingineer Jess Next Friday, the Ides of Tallied a request by Multoutside the municipalityXL N11mu 1 is s a i d previous country, much of the town * to " ll0" more time for .March, and tlie day the 1111 >• | land police for police jxiwer* Diet* to come up with recom­ In connection with the an­ business district was under | "Htimerlng-. according to 'commitments prevented him mendation* on the size, cost TALLAHASSEE (L l’li nexation, it looks like the water. Roads and bridges Supt. of School* R. T. Mil wee. slan* have promised to have in traffic and oilier misde­ •from appearing before tli and location of Hie storage The Supreme Court look un "several thousand" troops meanors violations in Semi­ 't lie bonid also uutlioiin d Cassollicrry men nro going were impassable and more lank which was recommend­ der advisement today a re- -ubcomiuittee liiiinediately. ................. Milvvce to meet with muni- out of Cuba, may- well lie a nole County. to follow tlie county'* and Ilian 2.000 persons were quest that it delay its invex asked tbat Deputy Seeiutary I MOSCOW (L P I)—A Soviet ed hy engineers Clark, Daily great international anticli­ Discussed proposed legs*ripnl leadeis oil inutulliog Sanford's example and have Ro»vvel| Gilputiie lio allowed Ih'iitenuut roloni'l unwittingly and Dietz a* a "must st"|i homeless. ' Iill ion sponsored by the State ligation into p«*rjury charges j small sirens at all county max a "private" discussion meet­ to present tlie stntrineiit, pos- [ passed fnlse milltury informa- gap measure" to aid Hip city * At Richland*. Va., police j In ronneetion with * Lake Association of County Com ing, probably W e d n e * da y said nearly l.onn families schools and agicrd to give a sildy Inter today or Weilnca- lion in n It. S. agent fur dwindling water supply." i missioner* to increase g»-o County rape ease. piece of property 011 gtth St. night, with FiSC officials to day. j months before lie wns rough! were removed from their The court was expected to WASHINGTON (UIM)-The lino lax Irom seven to eight "talk over mutual problem* homes as the fliusl waters wc.-t of F'rencll Avc. to tlie Tlie aulieoiniiitttee is invest­ nml apparently seutrnei'il to rule later today or tumor 1 involved in the action." Future Fatniers chapter at Justice Department denied cent*. igating llie uwuid of u |l!.5 death, the government news­ raged four feet deep and ap Monday that Ally. Gen. ItoReferred to Road Supt J r'"* j/ Seminole High .School, kson billion routrnet for Hie nil- paper Izvi'stiu said tonight. proachcd the l«*int where bert F. Kennedy kept a Coast C. Lavender for his recoin* hestolL lleile!|, Jack General Sanford Memorial purpose fighter plane to GenIzvesliii said the iirmy mini. they sIimhI in 1957 when a de­ Guard eiitler a» n "special mendation two bids for a atlorVy^ fiA Iwo de■pul Library is in such a »ad stale m 1end Dynaiiilea Corp., F'ort blentiTii-d only a* "l.t. ttol. p." vastating flood hit the south nursemaid" for In* yachting t ailer, $3,334 by Itozlcr XIa-1 '*'* accused •». perjury of repair . . . roof, outside Worth, Tex., anil Grumman 1 .MIAMI (U l'l)—Early vot- party while another lioat was chlnery Company, Orlando, eonnecllon witti the rain* ra*e Aiielaft over llie llm-iiig Co. hud been working with Russel of the building, that Jim j « • * Virgl"'» Jn »' A. I.nngclle, a fonuer siTurily for a u*»'d trailer, and Sl.ftil nuzsinsl two NegriM's; asked HONOLULU a r t 'l l — An mg ran tliglitly ahead of pre in dislre-s nearby . tiapp* said Monday night Seallle, Wash. Iloehig was officer of the L. S. embussy unidentified f l y i n g object, by -Square Deal Machinery Uk; ‘ ourt to delay it* lieardictions today as Hi F'lorlda . . . “ If they don't do some- Jury Panel ill Moseovv, who w i i s expelled tn.vcllng west at a "very high and Supply, Orlando. ,,r ,lu a,l) sulipoena* tlm only other eompetiior. COlinl'Cs east ballots in tlie El. I’ASO. lev. ( L l’li thin; we'll have «<> condemn from the II. S. K. It. ou spy ul itudi- utul a high rntv of Sol a public hearing A pril, o'quirlng his clients to leati Completion of a Jury panel ! second primary for 31 state. MIAMI (UPD—Spent tin* II." rhargrs in October 1950. ‘ Ml'ced," wu* sighted by himsum rifle eartridge* and hut 9 on a |>ro|Misal lo relocate l>’was expected today in the Senate and House scat.,. Clinics Sol Hughey Canal in Ravenna Bedell argue<l tiial tm . Dli'-d* of poison* in the Hulet hole* in a light house were The weather was fair and Notice the face lifting at federal fraud tsini of Millie The first of three "Iteailiclients. Deputy Klicrilf L. G 1 wuiiMi UImikIs Monday night. the Sanford Atlantic Bank Sol Fistes, setting llie stage warm in most of the state, in offered Monday to hack up Park and took tinder adviseClark and Chief Criminal De­ lu-s Clinics" lo be held for Farly Dales Two A'i Notional Gunrd pil­ Building. | for a L. S. district judge's de- Jcontrast to the shower* Dial claims 1l1.1t eight Cuban exile merit an ulfcr for a 75 foot puty James Yates of Lake pun ills of |ile-school eliildren LAKELAND ( U l 'l ) - F l u r - ot.* in Id tli-y sow Hie object right-of-way lo relocate Mike * * * 1 riiion on whether to rontiuue pin urd many arras m the fishermen were kidnaped by County, would refuse lo le* who will enter first grade Idu citrus processing plunt* north of llu> island of Knuni Drum party chairman Rob ] or move proceeding* to Sun first primary Feb. 2*> and Castro raiders Irom a Ha- Smith Canal 1 lify al the Thursday hearing next full will he In-lit nt 8 und fresh fruit parking hoii-t-s during 11 lou'iuc liuiuing mis1 liainian island. helped keep the vote down It Jlhinirr tells us that the I Antonin. before Supreme Court-ap­ p. m. Tuenfuy in Hu- auditor- film the curliest closing dole stun in Jet fighter* ut on ultitin ul* will stand solidly la-- ! pointed Commissioner Judge iinn uf South Ki'iiiiuulf File- in 11 deroilc till* scuson lie- tilde of 411,000 feet. Honolulu hind Gordon Frederick come meiilary Krhool at Cussellicr- cause of thu slim luge uf cil-Dicw-piqiera and radio stations I,. I,. Parks. By lnited I'rrss InteenaHonal March JU . . . "How actively Hr said if tlie deputies tr* ry. Il l s . were flooded with calls. New York publishers tnerl will you work for Mr. Fred­ tilled _before the Supreme | WASHINGTON ( LPl i with Newspaper Guild repre­ erick?" say* I. "I.iko we al- | sentatives again today in an Rvp. Adam Clayton Powell, Court Commissioner in ad j ways do come any general ! value of their trial in Lake effort to end tlie 93-day strike. ' D.-N, Y., made clear today election." says Mr. Billhimcr. ! County Circuit Court on the that when he travels abroad, Another "day of decision" ar •‘tin you plan » get out a perjury charges, it would pre rived in the years old South­ , no outstretched palm is ig­ vote campaign,?" “ We’ll leave Additional minor changes Hon of properties for public unco approving new water Jvdiee their case. it to the JayCecs." "When did and one of considerable Inipor- improvement. j rules to lie dunged by CosselA resolution seeking legis. purchases llie town's revenue ern Pacific Bailway dispute. nored. In one of the most delalled the Demo party executive J berry Utilities. tulii'c were liiude in tlie draft lotion paving the way for Al­ bonds lifter Hie water system I’riiii-ipul discussion from ! rcjxirls of "counterpart" fund board meet?" "Recently,' Pussing of Hie oidimmee of the proposed new charter the floor uguin ill-oil with the l" ‘ " ' l tamonte Killing's proposed I U MIAMI (L i'li — Attorney* ' »|M'nding yet submitted to Hie says Mi. Billhimcr. plctr. was pievtnUd by the negative • * a for tlie Town of Casselberry section on tuxution which only water system was approved will ask the U. S. Supreme House, Hie veteran congress' vote of counrilmun L. Ft. Court “ some time this week" man listed $348 in tips and SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) during a two-hour o|tcn dls- specifically prohibits Impost. Woodhnmt who has opposed Notice the nrw windows in (l,y the town council Monday to review * federal court rul- other miscellaneous expense* A IJ. S. military spokesman eussion held Monday night by | thin of ud valorem U ses with­ tlie action from the beginning. the courthouse . . . Tliere ll evening, ing that former Venezuelan on III* highly publicized 35- denied Communist t bulges to- 1 tlie Bourd of Alderuien und out a referendum vote. be fi8 at a vo*t of less than j The icsolutiuii u-k* the Wouifliuma ulso gave a neg­ Bridge .......... Page 2 dictator- Marcos Perez Jimen day F'.urupcan trip during the day Hint Jtoison gas Im* been Charter Committee prior to $ 1,000 . . . 25 percent more [ legislature to repoul that secAs before, it was pointed ative vote in a follow-up res­ Page 7 Classified ez N eligible for extradition 1902 congressional session used in tlie fight against Viet tho board’s regulur monthly out that the citizens have op­ olution extending time length light . . . 20 percent less air lion of the town charter in ru Comic* .... Page fi to Ins homeland. gaid to script and time war­ Cong guerrillas in this south­ business niceting. portunity to prevent unfair of Ilia franchise agreement seepage. Dear A bby........... Page 2 east Asian nation. rants. 1 be one Important change taxution by wise selection of between the town and the Page 4 Editorial VFW Post To Meet Hr said tho ehurge* appar- in wording esme when hoard council oflicials who can us company. 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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 11, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 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 11, 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