22 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5d5add49174e01614ac64d54ea3460b.pdf 296433ef20e2e0b9e0850d41bb5cbd7e PDF Text Text I Girl Scouts Hear Formosa Native Bjr P r u e t t W etter Mrs. B. H. Wllliami, a na­ tive of Formosa, was apcdal gucit ipeaker at last Thurs­ day afternoon's meeting of Intermediate Girl Scout Troop IS held in the auditorium of the Lake Mary Elementary School. Mrs. Thomas A. Best, troop leader, was in charge of the program arranged, as an ad­ vanced preparation of Na­ tional Girl Scout Week which Troop S3 along with all Girl Scout and Brownie Troops will celebrate next week. Mrs. Williams is the sisterin-law of Mrs. Best. She gra­ duated from the University at Taitei, the capitol of Formosa, and then came to America as an exchange student to further her education at Duke Univer­ sity in North Carolina.. That Is where she met Capt. Wil­ liams, whom she married. They now live In New York, where he is stationed at Ste­ wart Air Force Base on the Hudson River not far from West Point. Speaking a few sentences In Chinese and then translating them, Mrs. Williams, whose name is Lilu, also wrote some Chinese sentences, so the girls could hear and sec the differnce In the languages. Very attractive and stun­ ningly dressed in a scarlet voo) suit with a black fur collar, Mrs. Williams tnsdc a striking appearance and proved that the Chinese girls of today arc very up-to-date in the latest styles. She also wore a native black brocade satin coat, cut very straight. Her brother-in-law is a m er­ chant in Hong Kong. The old Chinese traditional dress Is fast fading out of the picture and Western dress is accept­ ed now, site explained. Mrs. Williams was also a Girl Scout when she was younger. She related the dif­ ferences in the life of girls here and in her homeland. There they all wear uniforms to school and carry their lunch, through the third grade. Then from the third grade through the sixth grade they buy sandwiches and their drink in a kind of cafe­ teria; but no hot lunches arc served. The Government sponsors the children's e d u c a t i o n through the sixth grade. Af­ ter that It la up to the parents and they can go on and finish college only if the parents they move In with the hus­ are wealthy. bands’ family and all work The contrast between the together. Anything that comes poor and the wealthy class in belongs to the whole famis very distinct. Wages are ' liy. Help is very cheap and paid by the month, not the tlie aged are relieved of work week. In this country we burdens and arc respected could get along only two or and honored. three days on what they live Following her talk, Mrs, on for a whole month. Williams conducted a quesThe girls arc very modest , lion and answer period, and and retiring. They use no was quite amazrd at some of make-up and have no perman­ the questions asked by the ent waves, even in college. fifth and sixth grade girls. They belong to a very close- In China they do not think knit family group and there about politics at that age. It is no out-side running around. seems that American child­ They attend school six days ren are introduced to world a week and school and the affairs much sooner. home-life chores are their She stressed the fact that only activities. Holidays are Formosa Is a republic. Al­ spent together as a family though fighting is going on group. Older members are all the time with the Com­ quite respected and obeyed. munists, they pay no atten­ When the children marry tion to it, but Formosa will # a n fu r& 'Bozo The Clown' Vacations In Area delightful personality one finds himself Instantly under Iho spell of a pantomimlst, old time clog dancer, magi­ cian and first and foremost a sense of humor that is cap­ tured wholly in "lloto Hie Clown." A quote of this memorable figure " I’ve had a lot of fun going through life," shows clearly in tlie lines that the many years of laughter lias imprinted on his friendly flexible face. Brenner makes Ilia home In Baltimore hut spends some time visiting his sons in Florida and traveling around fulfilling entertainment dates. Ills next appearance will be on March 20 in (lie Har­ riet Lane Ward of the John Hopkins Hospital in Balti­ more. Brenner further busies him­ self writing s column In Hie American Guild of Variety Artist Theatrical News of the Baltimore branch, reporting on show business items of the arcs. After thanking this kindly, c l o w n i n g gentlemen for granting the interview I was handed a copy of "The Pray­ er of a Clown" which he had written. One thought In par­ ticular was written that per­ sonified so typically Hits hum­ orous man. "Never Let Me . . . grow so big that 1 will fall to sea the wundcr in tha eyes of a child or the twinkle in the eyes of the aged." Civic Assn. Voles To Lease Village Building ny Mona Grinstead Tlie North Orlando Civic Assn, voted Monday night to lease the Community Building at the Village IterrrnUon Cen­ ter from tha-N orth Orlando Cc, for a sum of ft per year and to have the electricity turned hack on Immediately. The association will main­ tain and finance the building after n fund of $100 is raised for this purpose. After the 8100 Is raised, the company will donate tut) towards the fund, F. Stewart Helmly, president, announced. Each time an organisation uses the building It will l>« asked to donate I t towards the electric bill. Although the building al­ ready is insured |,y the com­ pany tlie association also voted to lake out a policy to protect Us own Interest. Milwee To Speak At Junior High PTA Meeting ► »I s [■ .! <r:v . *Jkir * ‘ i I i • ' : •_.'a £ ' / 1 ■*f e w t" / v'-A BOZO THE CLOWN South Seminole Girls Sing In Choral Group By Jane Casselberry Karen Cass of Casselberry and Michele Alder of English Estates arc among members of a promising young choral group known as "Young Win­ ter Park Sings." Now in tlie second season this group ol boys and girls, ringing in ages from six to 18, allows a fine knowledge of choral technique under the direction of Dr. Christopher llonaai. The group will slug several selection! from "Tho Sound of Music" and n collection of folk songs at 4 p. m. Fri­ day by tha fountain in the park as tlicir contribution to the Sidewalk Art Festival be­ ing held in Winter Park this Friday and Saturday. They recently presented an evening of entertainment for 4 In talking with this totally tha University Club and future engagements Include an ap­ pearance before Hie Delta Kappa Gamma. Teacher's Honor Society at the Lang­ ford Hotel on April 6. Dr. Ilonaas is well known to Central Florida music lov­ ers for his ability to turn these youngsters into talented singers and as former dir­ ector of tlie Rollins Chapel Choir in Bach Festival. Any boy or girl in the area with a desire to Join the group is invited to contact Dr. Honsas for an audition. BPW Sets Party Announcement has b e e n made that tha Dt-Bary Busi­ ness and Professional Wom­ en’s Club will sponsor a Des­ sert Card Party on March 26. Tim party will be held at 7 p.m. at tha Recreation Hall of tha Dsilary Fir* Station. By Jane Casselberry The Parent-Teachera Assn, of the South Seminole Jun­ ior High School at Cassel­ berry will meet at 8 p. m. next Tuesday In the large group classroom. County School Superinten­ dent n. T. Milwee will have charge of the program. With him will bo several members of his staff including W. A. Teague, head of the finance dept.; Stewart Gatchcl. dir­ ector of instruction; W. H. DcShato, aupcrintendcnl of secondary education and W. W. Wharton, coordinator of guidance and the exceptional child program. They will answer any ques­ tions concerning the school system put to them by tho audience. Ail parents are urged to attrnd and team more abr.jt problems facing the school's today, A nominating committee will be elected at this meet­ ing to recommend a slate of officers for the election In May. if fcdiJtwn EDITORIAL COMMENT Congratulations An Open House will be held at the Alta­ monte Spring* Library thin Sunday from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. to give residents of the town, as well as those who use the fucility from all neigh­ boring communities, an opportunity to witness, first hand, progress made during the short time the Library has been in operation. The Library is located on Maitland Avc. next to the Community House and s|>onsors of the facility, The Altamonte Springs Library Assn., will be gratified by a large attendance for tho event. During the past year this group, without benefit of a Ways and Means Committee, raised $828 for the Library through a fashion show, rummage sules, plastic wares parties and sales of many miscellaneous holiday items. It purchased new books In the amount of $574.23 unit added atorage space and repainted the interior. In addition, Summer Reading Clubs for the children, including teenagers, were conducted und proved to lie highly successful. This year the Town of Altamonte Springs has budgeted $500 for the Library which will be used, when received, for the purchase of more new iHHiks. Also, devoted members of the Associ­ ation already are scheduling a number of fund raising projects, the first to be a benefit con­ cert on March 9 featuring the Mid-Florida Pops Orchestra. The Herald Staff joins the many well-wish­ ers who will be attending Sunday’s Open House to extend sincere congratulations to sponsors of THE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS LIBRARY. Newcomers Club To Sponsor Child At Training Cenler By Jane Casselberry Th# South Seminote Welroma Wagon Newcomers Club met Thursday a t tha Country Club a t Cassellwrry with 27 members and 16 gueata pres­ ent. An executive board meeting waa held at 11 preceding a de­ lirious buffet luncheon served at noon. A white elephant sale was held ami furtunea told by Mra. Sue Dire with proceeds from these actvitiea going to tha ctub welfare fund. Mra. Maryann Miles, presi­ dent. conducted tha buaineaa meeting. The club haa voted to aponsor a retarded girl at the Sunland Training Center and members of the group will visit her ami take cloth­ ing, gifts and other needed item*. Thera will he a ' Spring Fashion Show put on by Car­ Call Your Reporters Seminole County area residents are invited to submit news items fer report In the Hanford Herald to the news correspondent In their area or directly to the Herald office*. AREA Altamonte Spring* Dear laike-Forest City Casselberry Chuiuota DeRary Enterprise Geneva Lake Mary Lake Monroe Longwood North Orlando Osteen Oviedo (bisun PAGE 12 THURS., MARCH 7. 1963 COUNTY NEWS By Shirley Wentworth The word "clown" may mean many things to many people . , . excitement, iLcus, color. The magic name of the original "Boro the Clown" means even more to the thousands of people re­ membering t h e Inimitable clown that rode around in his midget automobile bringing laughter and gaiety to the circus. Boto the Clown In real life Is Stephen G. Brenner who through the years has enter­ tained in about every med­ ium of the entertainment world. He Just recently left for Lakeland before going north after spending some alx weeks vacation in Bear Lake Manor with his son, Gerald Brenner and his family. Now in his noth year, Bren­ ner is still playing an active part in his beloved role as clown, bringing many a smile to tha underprivileged and crippled children in hospitals and institutions. A smile (rom lips that understand too little, but enough to show the pow­ e r of laughter, works a spe­ cial magic all It’a own. Brenner, a native erf Balti­ more, began his career at (lie • ge of eleven when he ran away from home to Join the circus. He was duly returned, only to run away again as tha magic of circus life beckon­ ed. 11a started learning first Use walking the slack and -lien the tight rope high wire. From circus life he went on to bit psrts in burlesque and worked in vaudeville as a black-faced comedian and became famous for his rendi­ tion of "Shaky Eyes". In 1014 he again Joined a circus. This tim e (he Itsmum and Bailey outfit as a clown and thus began the colorful career of "Boio the Clown." From 10IB-I0I0 Boto Joined tile traveling troupe of Wil­ liam F. Cody Lite famous "Buffalo Dili" road show, From here he traveled with the Miller Brothers tout Ranch Wild West Slww tour­ ing the USA. In 1943, after clowning with various shows, Boto joined Rlngling Brothers for the one season and then left circus life. Today the one and only, the original Boto, concentra­ tes his mimicry magic en­ tertaining young and old in hospitals all over Hie USA. Dressed in one of his fif­ teen clown costumes and us­ ing ona of his seven voices in one of bis ten dialects, lloio thrills all children with the classic favorite a "Punch and Judy" show. He recently captured the rapt attention of the Bear Lake Elementary School chil­ dren entertaining them with a magic show featuring Bo­ bo as ::Tbe World's Worst Magleian." Anything can bappea and usually does. Bo­ io encourages audience par­ ticipation in performing his nurse re us and varied magical aysteriee adding aoefa more to tb t merriment. It c r a lf t he in quite a spot If the Communists win. She explain­ ed that Formosa is an agri­ cultural island which export! foodstuffs to Japan and the other islands. Troop members were very attentive during the talk and all were present except one who was absent due to ill­ ness. Present were: Lynette Schooley, Ellen Lemons, Bre­ nda lizard. Patti Mar Rilley, Paulette Gorman, Charlotte Schenik, Patricia Best, Patty McCoy, Martha McCoy, Can­ dy Hartwig, Linda Kilpatrick, Susan Brooklyn, Vera Bedwell, Susan Hartwig, Della Boutwell, Phyllis Mitchell, Pan Kingsbury, Debra Goerss Debbie Hickson, Mrs. Cleo Schenik, assistant troop lead­ er, and Mrs. Martha Kilpat­ rick, troop assistant. REPORTER TELEPHONE 838-1240 Mrs. I-oUiss Himunek Mrs. 8hlrley Wentworth 838-1076 836-6040 3irs. Jane Casselberry Mrs. Jean Magln 866-3742 668-4410 Mrs.'Adam kluller 668-0933 Mis* listen Snodgrass Mrs. Louis* Grayson 340-4671 Mrs. Frances Wester 822-6210 322-4722 3lrs. II. L. Johnson Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 Mrs. Mona Grinstead 322-2201 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Mrs. Linda Smithson 366-3814 ole's Dress Shop of Longwood Plata at the next meeting which will be held March 28 at tha Country Club a t Cas­ selberry. Following tha b u s i n e s s meeting the ladle* enjoyed an afternoon of cards. Prizes were won by Mr*. Genie Frit­ ter, door prize; Mra. Melanie Stewart und Mrs. Nora Nor­ ris, bridge; 31ra. Clare Paul­ sen, cans its, and Mra. Ger­ trude Jarosch. Two new members who join­ ed the club were Sirs. Barbara Cosein and Sira. Slinnu Crum. Guests Included Mra. Cath­ erine Baxter, Mr*. Lois Cohen, Sir*. Julia C o a t * , S i r s . Franer* Colrr, Sirs. Ann O r uml, Sira. Gertrude Jarosch, Sir*. G e r t r u d e Graykowsi, Sirs. Clare Paulsen, Sir*. Clara Sabatinl, Sirs. Greg Butenkroger, Sirs. Lida Miller, Sirs. Dorothy Krooker, Sirs. Sign* Watt and Sirs. Ruth Huntington. MRS. II. H. (LILU) WILLIAMS, a native of Formosa, center, w aoapfr cinl guest speaker for last Thursday afternoon’s meeting of IntennodlHte Girl Scout Troop 85 nt the Lake Mary E le m e n ta ry School. Members of the Troop shown with her are, front from left, Debbie Hickson, Charlotte Schenik, Pnt Best, Susan Hartwig und Deborah Goers*. In back are Linda Kilpatrick, Candy Hartwig, Ella Boutwell and Phyllis Mitchell. (Herald Photo) Election Tea Slated In North Orlando SSJH Legion Award Winners Are Named By Jane Casselberry snd service. Wives of North Orlsndo Winners have been an­ Winners will be presented Council candidates and Mrs. John Van Ecpoel, the one nounced In the election held with attractive medals and female candidate running In at South Seminote Junior runners-up will receive certi­ the Starch 19 Village election, High School last week to do- ficates at a future date to he will be honored Sunday at ' tcrminc the recipients of the set by Principal John Angel a tea to be held at the Vill­ American Legion School Med­ of the South Seminole School. age Hall from 1 p. m. until al Awards donated by Me­ A three-man committee of morial Post 256 of Cassel­ the faculty chose the highest 3 p. m. berry. member* of fhc student body WIvps of the eight male They were Miss Cynthia from Ihc scholastic stand­ candidates are Mrs. Clarcnrc Lcgg for ninth grade girls, point and these names were Memory, Mr*. Frank Fasula, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. then submitted on ballots to Mrs. jack Spaulding, .Mrs. Jam es R. Lcgg, 2000 Derby- all faculty members and stu­ Arthur Fcrrin, Mrs. Reginald sire ltd., Maitland; Lcs Lyle, dents in the ninth grade. The Webster, Sirs. Arthur Rhodes, ninth grade boys, son of Sir. j ballots were counted by tliy Sirs. W. G. Harris and Mrs. and Mrs. Neil G. Lyle, 3428 1.Social Studies Aides and tiic Henry Ward. Holiday Avc., Apopka. Run­ results were made available Voter rogUlration books ners up were Mary Peterson, for checking by any interest­ will lie held open during (he daughter of Mr. and Sirs. ed party. three hour period for the Bernard Peterson. 5188 Lake In order to obtain the max­ convenience of those attend­ Howell Rd., Winter Park, imum educational benefit, the ing. ninth grade girls and Step- Civics teacher explained tin* invitation to all women in lien llrady, son of .Mr. and meaning of honor, courage, the Village has been extend­ Mrs. Jerry L. llrady, 145 Wil­ leadership and scrvlco as ed by the hostesses, Mrs. low Court, Maitland. well as the proeesa of ballot­ James D. Grinstead and Mrs. Awards are given to tho ing. Studrnts were allowed In Pal DelVlllaggio. hoy and girl in the graduat­ split their ballots in the foisr ing class of junior higlt categories In which tlie con­ schools who are chosen by testants were judged. It is I*their fellow classmates and lieved that this provided a the faculty in a secret ballot valuable experience ' to all on the basis of scholarship, members of the graduating h o n o r , courage, leadership class. Republican Club To Hear Fortune By Jane Casselberry Hie Seminole County Young Republican Club will meet at 8 p. m. next Tuesday st Ihc new meeting place. Hef­ tier Homes Sales Office in Howell Park, which is located one mile east of Hwy. 17-02 on SR 436. JafP Fortune, Republican candidate for the State Legis­ lature subject to the speriat election on Morrh 26. will speak on campaign issues. There will be a short busi­ ness meeting snd Miss Au­ drey Flynn, president, will give a resume of two meet­ ing* which she attended last month, the Fifth District meeting of the Young Repub­ lican Club held at Daytona Beach and the Quarterly Sleeting of the State Federa­ tion of Ylt Clubs held in Jacksonville. All members and other In­ terested persons are invited to attend and meet the can­ didate and hear his views. Firemen Build New Tables For Dinner By Donna Estes The menu will include Sou­ Longwood Volunteer Fire­ thern fried chicken, mashed men have donated their even­ potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, peas and carrots, coffee, rolls ings Uiis week to the building and cupcakes. of to new picnic tables, com­ Tickets may lie purchased plete with benches, for City at the dinner or in advanc! Park. The table* will be used by phoning L. L. Cox, ticket for tho first time by those chairman, who will arranga attending the department's [ to have the tickets and dinSixth Annual Fried Chicken (ners delivered if desired. Dinner to be held from 4 p.m. Takeouts and home deliveries until 8 p. m. this Saturday. also will bo available from Lumber for kite tables was the Park anytime during tha donated by the City. four hour serving period. Committees in charge of Proceeds from tlie event this year's dinner are pre­ will be used lo purchase addi­ paring to serve at least 1,200 tional equipment (or tlie de­ plates after last year's sell­ partment and on fireworka out when almost J.U00 dinners for Uiis sum m er's Third An­ were served. nual Fourth a t July Fleets Lyman FH A Picks Delegates To Convention By Jans Casselberry Delegates a n d alternates have been selected from th t Future Homemekere of Amer­ ica Club a t Lyman High School to attend the State FHA Convention aeheduled March 28-31 a t the Robert Meyer Hotel In Jacksceivllle. The glrla, chosen on the basis of points received for activitira during the year, were Joanne Chubb and Mar­ garet Fore so, delegatee and Linda Duncan and Linda Wills, alternates. Mrs. Mildred Dusurus, fa­ HERALD OFFICES; Sanford 122-1611, 322-2611 and culty sponsor, will accompany 322-2613; County 426-6936 and 4I4-N24. the glrla. I/ONGWOOD FIREMEN I- L. Cox, Garland Shaw Tad Walts, loft to right, took on the roles of cur|>enter* this week and armed with hammer, rule instead of hose, ax and mask, built 10 new public tables for City Park to be used for the first time this Saturday when th# Volunteer! sponsor their Sixth Annua] Fried Chicken Dinner. (Herald Photo) �. t t £ kI 4 *V Allen W in s 'Reprieve'; Still Acting Postm aster > < ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Celery Avenue Assured' Top Priority # ★ ★ ★ * * Urgent ( T in ’ Need u VOL. 63 r<f % •j ★ ^ e i o c Cited ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Herlong Junks iim t lit Eligible List WEATHER: Clear and rool through Saturday. High today. COdia. I.o\v tonight. -Ili-TiO. United Pres* Leased Wire Established m08 Fill., MARCH”8. 11)63 SANKORI), FLORIDA (Jn.grading Of Teachers' I U U NO. 664 V A ... Guy Allen hnn won n reprieve, it wnn learned to­ day, and will continue r.a Sunfnrd’a acting i>ostma«ter for at leant another two monthn. Congreanman A. S. Herlong Jr., In a telephone ronvernntion from Washington with The Herald thia morning, confirmed a report that the thrce-nnme Ilf l-arry Venhel RUMBLES F R O M THE Assurance t h a t Im­ -H IL L S HALF ACRE. . eligible list submitted to him provements to State Road Most city and county officials Minor Surgery by the U. S. Civil Service •115 will receive No. l ‘ agree it was just a social HOLLYWOOD (UPI>—Ac­ has been "junked" anil a new priority was Riven by Max tor Van Johnson entered evening last night . . . Noth­ list will be rompiled. Ilrcwcr, stntc road board Cedars of Lebanon Hospital ing official . . . No action . . member, to a Seminole ( Thusday for "minor surgery" “ It will be at least two just a lot of talk and food County delegation Thursday' for skin ranccr. month*," t h e Congressman convention, when local legis. ranging from steak*, hot pep- ) afternoon ut a road budget .Multi-million d o l l a r up- compete imtionally for the lesutting tax burden. said, “before the new list will The Committee’s piognAn Inters will meet with Ernest R c i l f l v ! per*, anil pickles , . . All hearing in Pelatml. grading of Florida's space-age kind of higldy-traim-d and lx- submitted to me by the a c n e that more of th e e so-I Ttlu „ „ „ riln,„ rlimP „|icn teacher's salaries to bring competent educators wc need , vs ill In* set forth at the slate Cowley and George Dnlihs, CAFF. CANAVERAL (U l'l) rial meetings will take place. L-em j . c . Hutchlwm, c h air-' ‘hem up to the "Igth-ln-tlie- to keep pace with thr kind of convention of the FEA next SCEA legislative co-chairmen; The USS Thomas Jefferson is Civil Service." The Civil Service had sub­ man of tin) Seminole County nation status they held in state we live in now," Jones weekend at Jacksonville for SCKA president Floyd Rich­ reudy today to become the , . I11*57 lift*? U US outlined IS.,.,.1 fo e kSalltllll. AND SOME MORE . . . Conunission, mitted a list of two Demo­ said. discussion and approval and ards. CTA president Fred was for Semin10th member of America's presented a re Talk ranged about moving “ These children of today, then presented to the state (•anas and CTA legislative mighty fleet of I'olaris mis- crats and n Republican ns solution setting forth primary ',k‘ Cwu"*>' Thurathe /on to the Itic Tree Park who will he taking their legislature when it meets in representative Sal Maafie. aile-firing nuclear submarines. "eligible*" to the lawmaker. and aecontlnry road improve­ day. . Hunt utility lines , . . aid These include Allen, the Re* Roll Jones of Ocala, chair- ( places as citizens in It*S1 are ; Aplil. ment request* for the next cninc Wckiva River . . . man of the Program Action being taught in l ul l I wildings j A meeting to discuss* the puldicnii, and Julinn Whighnin Funds Ui’Red fiscal year starting July Committee of the Florida Ed- by many tcachcis vvK> receiv- j program ill detail lias hern JACKSONVILLE (L’P li — and Stephen llalilit, the Demo­ Emphasis for the lu-t-d of County road department before this set to take place after the The State Hoard of Health has crat*. improving SR .111 4W> win given illation Assn., rxptniin-d the _ed their . training ,i,h l nl ..... . .highly . I looking for a rigni-oi wav 1,110,0. Olg , ...IS KI.ril committee s proposals to Reps. fusl.paced, tchiii Itnirnl ltd b ug. in turn, submitted u r g e d the l. c g i.- lu t o ic to a p ­ when Hutchison asketl that the ................ . .. . .. . . ... . , . map for SR O.v . . . Aonc , . , S. J. Davis and tiordon Fred- civilizntioii came to Mol iilu prove K'Jd.K million in state llw eligilde name* to Warren piojcy. he romplctcu with around the courthouse ami at . , i i . . . click, the county school hoard, ' and the nation.’' fluids to nm welfare and sick- Goodrich, llrmltiilon, Suite the State Road Department state piimill> un* a ,u • 1 lin,| several handled nirmhcrs The I'rogiam Action Com­ nes* resenrrh programs for Democratic Committee chair­ GUY ALLEN m it ss.uv, vvit toun > sterna. jj,e Scmimdi- County Edu- I milteo is also asking for an office. man, wlm was to have passed the coming biennium. aiy funds. j cation Assn. ( Itep. Muck | increase from *.'125 to $475 per I lit* list thiough channels to Dr. Ilrookc Smith was natnlliewer promised the No. * j Cleveland Jr. am) Republican j teaching unit for instructional Critics Hit the Kcmimde County Demo­ i l l By Jane t'asxrlbrrry rd to replace D. S. Talley re.,u.-.t" will he given top Jnn Fortune *,.re aids, new materials, rlasarooitt cratic Committee for recoinWASHINGTON (U l'l) — i priority in either the primary unable to attend.) Jan Fortune, Rcpulvllran on the City Zoning Hoard. d|uipment and school mainte­ Senate GOP l.rudrr Everett 1lurndntion. i or seeciiiUry budget, eandiilate for tla> Stale U ’gi«- M. Diikscn says R'a “shew | School ImiuiiI members J. nance to tiring into line with Robert IPIIhimer, County (jueried by Mack N. Clove. Dan Wright, Dr. A. W. Epps, | increased expenses, the supply Faming board agree.! to laluro, replied Thursday night your teeth now" or shut up 1Democrntlr Committee chair­ amend ordinance allowing pet land Jr., attorney, whether i j„ |,„ y;vu,„, mid Jumes llirk - 1of new mill modem tcachiog In charges of "Sectionalism'' about cutting Pienidi'iit hen- man, repeated lid* morning g-miming shops in the city the improvement can lie com- enmyrr hcnid Jones comment ei|uipment and materials tliul WASHINGTON (UPI) reported in Thursday's Her­ nody's recoiil f'.'h.H Idlliun lie bus never received the list Lmits. plcted in this fiscal year, end­ that Florida, fastest growing are needed. budgrL President Kennedy a s k e d from Goodrich. “ Amt he never ald at an informal press con­ ing June 30. Brewer replied state In the nation, cradle of Jones said that the commit­ will receive that list," Con­ Congress today to set up a Fifteen buildings on ference hr 1*1 at hi* homo in ; that "the most Dial can he liL-uicuduus arientific techni­ tee fully realises that lax revsystem for appointment of May Leave gressman llerlung Bald. west sale of town up for dona this year is to sta rt the cal expansion, has dropped to anua will huvu to lm found to ' English Estates. VATICAN CITY (UPI) — public defenders to represent Herlong explained today condemnation at the City planning.” 2Vth In the. nation in the support these tremendous InFortune said tliat he con­ Report* circulated here today that after he had submitted people wlm can't afford law­ Commission meeting Monday General Hutchison, poinUmg d creases, iapd rival ged educnlsider* the charge* upjust lh al Josef -Cardinal Minds- tha list to Gmaliich ha Wat yer* to defend them In fed­ right. • • V .]Lu*'ha* Avey must ho ready since ho ha* dono “absolute- aonty, prlmato of Hungary, visited by a Remlnol* County eral criminal cases. , ' and wld nlng Sit lib U, 2d -Theso eloldreq n, t vtav t i bar support and |<ay tho "Whenever the lark of ly nothing to Inject this is.no ,m,y «'"* U. S. Icga- delegation "vnlrlng opposition Water report study by Clark f,.ct> ^ a<„„ •« - « I tioii In whem lie money prevent* a defendant to one of the three candi­ Dally and Diet* will prolxab ; m.t.|tl, nU( including two fataliinto tliu cain|iaign." He add­ fled for n*ylum in 11150. DON REYNOLDS ly he discussed . . . Now „ on h| hw * (hf dates." lie would not elaborate from ireuring an experienced ed that if he ia elected he lawyer, trained Investigator with the Naval Air Station * f “ 1 would "naturally represent "liecause I do not wnnt to Caution nr trrhnlral expert, an unjust asking for more water and ' ' ' . , , smear all tlirro with one | the entire county in an ob­ , The county's resolution reGENEVA (U l'l) Ameri­ conviction may follow," tha Hunt Co. . . . Imperative . . . , , jective and responsible man­ bni*Ir." , ,, *V quested mipiovcmcnU to hit can soiiicc* today rnulioiicd President laid. tliat water rationing be put lier." He added he questioned Civil 415 fioiu tin- city limits to diplomata at tlia li-tiulion dis­ Kennedy sent the Ilouta into effect during peak de­ Fortune feels that the eslabtha Osteen liridge, with sec. armament eonferrnen against Service how they had selected and Senate a draft of legis­ mand days thia summer. | lishment of a two party aysthr three names and was told ■•Hilary funds if necessary. reading loo much flexibility lation which he said would Don Reynolds. S e m i n o l e tem will bo good for Hk* County mad crew* still •’‘.Howing through with a City NEW YORK (Ul’l) — Pub-, membership of thr Interna­ High School biology teacher county and would provide a into the U. S. position on a they had merely examined "diminish Hie rola which pov­ their application papers. “I erty play* in our federal ayanuclear test ball treaty. uorking on irccte damage ° r rwiufut, the m»olu- ||#|u%rg oncj Ktrjkmg print tional T>|«igraphlcal Union, system of rlirrk* and bal-1 wit* elected president of the told them," Herlong said, tcni of criminal Justice." road* . . . paving completed l *°11 ”. ,r l,ttyl,,K , . , union agreed today on cx|K-cled to tie only a formal Seminole County Education ances resulting in better re- j A Lot Of Money "that’s one helluva way to run The President said the bill on Lake Mary Blvd. . . . 23Ui 'SK Hclcry Avenue) In ' »!»• presentation. a railroad." TALLAHASSEE (UPI ) — AI mi to lie resolved w ere; Assn, at a meeting held at the St. (If the weather holds up) ,,,r from French Avenue ,rrm * l,ut forlh b> M*>or would "assure effective legal Ih‘ repealed hi* stand lie stated lie instructed represenlatl in for every man should lie completed in few ci*>' Rn,R**,rrf I- Wagner for settle- several other hsiic*, includ - 1school, Thursday, against lax increase at the llaiing taxes which were di*- • months. ' The county's resolution also nient ot the 01 day-old New ing strikes by the stereotype | Reynold* will take office in present lime but feci* that j Irilniti-d into various state Civil Servlet! to u*k for mom whose limited means would • • * piesentcil many other road York newspajwr strike. and mailers unions. Thus, it August from Floyd Richard*, heller use of fund* available fund* totaled *27,513,517 fur . application* for a new eligi­ otherwise deprive him of an The settlement — reached not believed the paper* i Lake Mary pilneipal who has cun la- achieved through con tin- |iast fiscal year, Stnta bility list, and "thia time liliiko adequate defense a g a i n y t Administrative aide i* «le- improvement rerpiests, such finitely dead . , . John Fit*- as lour laning 23th Street he- " '“ 'e months to the day the fou|,j resume publication he "eivwl a* president this year. I lrH, o( KllU. , W(ulc am) Auditor llrynii Willi* leport- a personal investigation into criminal charges." ed liMlay. the backgrounds of the appli­ Elected to serve with Rey- i inefficiency palrick told u* this morning, tween Ficmii and Mellunvillc strike ami shutdown started— |„ rr next mid week at the cants." Avenues; completing improve must he ratified hy the local earliest. Firm Trading i " wl:U. “ vter |,1,M,',enl The ramlhUte ts a cost Meanwhile, the newspaper l " 1 Raikcr, assistant prind- , M.,|llcl|01I wtw 4(j i).“> Work Allen was first named |>y Fifteen classroom English menU to Highway -Pill ami NEW YORK (UPI)—Slocks JACKh'GNVII.I.E t CPI) — then President Elsenhower as opened firm today on mod­ strike in Cleveland entered P" 1 “ f banford Junior High („ |,|, rt.gular employEstates School hid opening Highway 427, nil interchange A C l* - . , , , 1 , n . Mar. 20 . . . Next year the oil IntriaU te 4 with Lake f 4 | 0 Q ils 14th week with the key I School. j ment. is working one nigtil Contract* for all construction acting postmaster on Jnn. 25, erately active trading. Q TITD6■ printers union and the Cleve-1 Ireasurer of the organise- I w,n, seminote Conn- wmk on the noitlicinmont 11)57. He spent that day with school Imard will probably Mary Itoulcvard. and others. I include adding five additional land Press and Plain Dealer " iM l”' J *»' Pohoer of (). |,,„i„PMmrn Ui help them ,,f l"«' iatalc Route postoffiee Inspect.-rs in assum­ Dick Judy, SltD comptroller, Herald Index i'5 between l»«y loiia Reach | ing charge of tlw Knnfmd still locked in a stalemate. I Oviedo with Mr*. Mary Klisn- rwjuce o( Uielr pro- 1,:’ classrooms. informed the Semin-de drlrgaand the Georgia line aboulil lie postoffiee but, he said today, Money remains the chief b«ll» l,l<nn of South 8 emlnu[# I d(JcU llrldge ............... T ag. (1 tion tin- county'a road funds Those Dellary Nursing held by th* slate include *2,The Lake Mary t’liamU-r point of contention in tliat dis­ Elementary to serve as re He feels that there is a h-t within a year. Gov. Farria “at 4:15 p.m. tliat duy one Classified _ Page 9 ) Jt cording secretary and Mis* need for bringing more In­ Rrymil repotted Thuiaday. Homes bal* were in the 4:i« remaining in one bond of Commerce Thursday night pute. of tlw Inspectors received a Comic* ...^ _ ... Page R nelghlvorhnod of *(00,000 . . . fund and *215,720 in a second voted to iimnsor a road name The New York settlement, Anna Vilaria of SILS a* cor­ dustry into the county no that telephone call from Washing­ Dear Aliliy ........ Page (l Heal elosr. changing contest to rlear lip providing a two-year contract responding secretary. rovident* will not "have to I Mans Shelved ton to slop the transfer. I Was bond fund, plus a net balance Editorial . Page 4 • • * Prior to the SCEA meeting. LONDON (UPI) — Britain go out of the county to find out. One Inspector told me of |PJ7,IMM) in the current fis­ confusion resulting from the effective with a return to Entertainment Page 7 Of our hc»t friends ‘Rusty’ variety of « «*f «»>« Claaaroom | work" and think* that his ' ' 1‘ cidrd to shelve Indefi he had been «ll tha Job for 32 of thoroughfares in work, brought Puzzle .... ........ . Page 9 cal year and an estimated number . Firestone will he retired *342,000 for l'J63 04 for a to ta l! an<l *" 'hc community result- changes involving money and Teacher* A*an. under the gav- extwrienco with industry and "itely pluns for any associa years and it was the first time Society Page (t in r, Iran* flits *'l filn \ art ' automation: from live Navy Monday j «'* "I I'rcsident Fred Guns*. | jn the missile ami electronic! | ‘i°n wiUl I1'* Kuropean Com- he had run Into that kind of Sport* ........ Page H Unity has lieen A *12.27 money package — ""'l •'* *»•’« «P routlnu maU | line, particularly, qualify him Market and Is settling a situation." Clmrclu-H .... . Page 2 working PIO man around. fund. lo av*l»l in this field down for a long peiiod of al Details of the contest will HIM the first year and *3.70 tera of hiisineaa. Jnrludrd in the Seminole . „ , ,, , . , , Fortune i* endeavoring In teniative policies, aulliorita,, ... hr drawn up by llw Hoard of the second. Including a tl , . , Plan* in the works for a County dcli-gathi.: attending Directors meet vs many rili/ens as ' «i»e source* said today. (or presentation ai wage incrca»c each year. tlw road liud-et hearing were big session to acquaint the possible doling hit campaign | — --------the next regular buxines* si s \ common expiration date public with tentative planning j uwmbcia of the ( ounly Com- t j)m (f| Aj)n| and will welcome opportun­ for all of the new *papcr»‘ i for the St. Johna-lndian River | >nlMiu|b Hutehlann. K|c|iari| ity to speak la-forc any Richard Kr___ Keogh, president. ; union contract*, providing all Canal. Dale for Mr meeting James Avi iy, !.•• Gaiy, John r r |H,r| C,j (|la| indications a r c ; unions agree. Tin* would lie gnmp. will he soon; word awaited Alexander and John F itspat-, | h*( Lake Mary iHvd. wi„ hr alaiut the second week in from tlw consulting engineer, rilk; Mate Rep. S. J. 1 avi* ,.X|,.n,|„ | „ n oul interstate March and avert threats of Thursday night's in-i tiiig ' Police today are investigatwho should tw ready maybe Jr.; Clrvcluiiu. Ih inm rutic 4 |n | | BC hopes lliat it will later ftthket diirinL’ the ail*hravy scheduled hy Hie Casselberry • ing tho theft of Hitt (roni a next week nominee for State Senator; |M, Jcccntcd and established Thanktaivinu innl Christina* parked car «»n Ho.itd of Aldermen and the Park Ave. • • # Gordon Frederick, Demca-ratlc Charter Committee for public early (Ills morning , Chief Roy Let un renovate your old mnltreiM to Seem* one atm is to rhalk nominee for Stale Represent- |M -r highway. discussion of Hie proposed A 33-hour work week in thr Williams said. up public opinion on the wa­ atlve; Jan Fortune, Republican new charter was cancelled Plans are to go ahead at the second year of the contract, i * Tile ra r was owned by look and feel like new. Service in> terway prior to inviting mem- nominee for State Itepresent- present time with locating compared to the present 34U* late in thr afternoon. James Markham who told Irer* of four county commis­ a t i v e ; Dougin* Su-u»trom, and building the rxtenvion hours. , cludest: New Cover, New Inaulation, I’ustrd announcements ol police la- had the money in sions to sit in. be briefed and chairman of the Chamber of e ttn jf u j( given only a clay the cancellation stated that Introduction of outside tape the compartment of his ve- said today that sume Russian (leaning K Ucproicssinjf Padding. he asked to support the canal. Commerce long rang* plan -1 surface. After II is establish- automated operation of linehiele. troops are bciiyg removed it had been railed due to It's felt a favorable public nlng committee for roads; ed a car count will be made casting machines with the Ih e car wa* parked at IU0 from Cuba and that more So­ "circumstances beyond our opinion will do much to away John Krldcr. Chamber man hy the government to deter­ union In get a share of sav­ S. Cark Ave. by the Sanford viet ship* are on the way to control." tlw commissioners. Seminole ager, and Vernon Dunn, form­ mine its use a t an Inter­ The meeting has been re­ ings from increased produc­ Atlantic Rank when iiw tiiefl the island. commissioner* already have er county- rommisainner. ONLY change. tivity. scheduled for 7 p in . next occurred. Rut Rusk said he would aired their opinion . . , ayel Monday at tha Casselberry * • * make no "assessment" now of whether the Kremlin Is Women’s Club and will be fol­ Ary bird watchers among meeting its promts* to re- lowed by tha regular 7:30 2ND A MAGNOLIA 1»H. FA 2-6321 our readers? A subscriber m o v a "several thousand” p.m. meeting of tha board. asks the identity of a bird forces from Cuba by next about the site of a robin with Three out of tlw five con | the Dellary nursing home I Doyle Itisingrr Construction trralion* would lie worked out Friday. Correction while polka dots on blue The secretary told a news The benefit roneert featurewings and back, light gray tractors submitting bids on! which local doctors and bus- Co. of Daytona Beach and R. quickly and would delay be­ breast and a beautiful red Retirement Ufc. Inc., were inessmen are building, Chap- C. Steven* Construction Co. ginning of construction only conference that Russian ships Ing th« Mid-Florida Pops Or­ of Orlando. about two week*. so close that a re-bidding will man said. have la m moving into Cuba chestra to be sponsored hy tha head. • * * The three low bidders, who These three companies will have to be made. Architect Officials of Retirement Ltle. during the past two weeks Altamonte .Spring* Library Also, amdher red-headed Jam es G. Chapman said to­ submitted figures Dial were be Invited to re bid oil the al­ Inc., are Dr. Leonard Mun­ and more are on the way. He Assn, ia scheduled for Tues­ within *3,000 of each other tered specifications fur the son. as president; Robert said the available ships are day, March 10 and not on Sat­ bird in appearance like a day. b I D D I hi C. Slight change* will br made were Carroll Daniels Con >administration wing. Rcsserer Bcsserer as secretary and enough to carry out the troop urday, March V, aa announced woodpecker but about twico , is tho admin.straiam wing obstruction Co. of Sanford;] Chapman said that the al-jTom Arm so as treasurer. removal. in Thursday’s Herald. » it > Salaries Outlined Here Sectionalism Charge Hit By Fortune Public Defenders Asked By JFK N. Y . Newspaper Strike Settled Reynolds Named SCEA President v Okays Contest - »*■ ■ > -. H la '"... . $365 Stolen From Parked Car Charter Meeting Is Postponed Reds Removing Cuba Troops M A T T 3IS S SPECIAL * Nursing Home Bids To Be Re-submitted 14* t \» <T — rr f rH ’ • I k 1ill �ITlfr frmifnrfi W rrslfi F af* 2—Fri. Mnr. 8. 1958 Prairie Lake Church To Have Youth W eek .Rev. Grover Sewell director. Verrell Blackwell, Dill, song leader anil Camilla The 1'iuiriu Lake Baptist training union director; Uecky Kirkland, gcntial secretary Churrh In Fern I'ark will ob­ Alford, music director; luirry and church elerk. Deacons will l>e Dick Winserve Youth Week, March 17kleman, Billy Memory. Jim 21, when young people will IUPW To Meet Memory. Austin Savllle and tu n e as »lunch official* and United Presbyterian Wom­ Carl Stevens. Ushers will he teachers. en «( lltr Westminster Pres- Mike Morgan, David Huggins, Youth Pn-tor Run Huggins advise* that the young people | bytrrisn Church will meet st Raymond Parkerson, Nelson I are extremely enthusiastic and the home nf Mrs. Stephen Sturgill. Gary Scott and I-arare looking forward to miik- Titlly. SIS Wilshirc Hlvd In ry Baker. Teachers are to be Durham I ing the week a success. Howell Park at H p.m. next Hurry Carroll will he Sun­ j Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Haw­ Petty, Cheryl Hubbard, Pat day S ch o o l superintendent; thorne will conduct Ihc meet- Rlackwell, Joan Hughes, Gail Rirketson, Brenda Petty, Mil­ Hunter Sewell HI, education 1Inc. ----------is----------------------------------------fly J a n e C a M t l h e r r y Where Is Ty People vvhe Ilk* baseball UMinlly know much of the Ills* lory of the (treat spurt and the athlete. who helix-d make It (treat. Often wre rvwd of the outstanding achievcmcnta that ono of tlirap people made and we niarvul at their record*, but then wre are left in the dark a* to their life after IImplaying dsyi are paii>cd. One of the men of whom 1 have often thought was Ty Cobb who waa comidcred by many to lie the gicwtest all-around hni>cball player who ever lived. My father waa one of the»e admlrera, ao naturally, I won­ dered how Cobb waa living after Ilia retirement from baseball. Soma Urns ago Mr. 0. C. Howard told m# that he had known him personally. Ho re­ called a hunting experience Circle To Give 'Fingertip' Luncheon Hy i i i e Ca Melberry FInferi were made before forks—and th* Dorcas Circla of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church la out In prove what an appetlxinf variety of aandwlches, tidbits and deiaerti can be enjoyed without the benefit of cutlery. Members of this circle are sponsoring a "finsertip” iuncltcon next ’Wednesday from noon until 1 p. m. in Weaver Hall at the Church. The pubJ.c is Invited to attend. Proceeds from the luncheon will go towards the purchase of equipment for the sick room loan service sponsored by the church. Mrs. Paul Engleman, chair­ man, says that last year’s "fingertip” luncheon met with such enthusiastic response that the circle members de­ cided to repeat the event. Clairwater Church Has Trustee Meet with Mr. Cobb during which n very fine dog was snnke bitten and died. Mr. Howard hud advited that there was littlr likelihood that tho dog would be bitten, yet it was only a m atter of it short time until (In- ''Impossible'* hap­ pened. “What took place then?” I asked. “ Ilo was very nice about If*, waa the reply. IV Cobh had lieen known u- one of the "old timers" who played baseball "for keeps''. Ho was supposed to use language that would pul a longshoreman to shame and them was littla Indica­ tion, as he ran the bases, that be wuuhl apologise fur "throwing” spike*. Of course, he did have many good quali­ ties in those days, hut the general opinion was that he was nut a Christian. Tills would cause one to hope that he was reached for Christ hrfore hie death. Thg answer tu his spiritual stato before Ids death was given In an article of a churrh psper. Th»- article reminded one of the peerless baseball record, hut what was really thrilling was the account of his religious experience In which flod used the Rrvsrend J. It. Richardson and the Rev­ erend Charles W. Outlaw su wonderfully. Approximately two month* before his death Cohli entered Emory University Hospital of Atlanta, Georgia. He was suf­ fering from cancer and other ailments, 'll*. minister* visit­ ed him several times during which they read Scripture, prayed, and helped Cobb un­ derstand God gave Ills Hon to die for all who would ac­ cept Him by faith. Mr. Cobh accepted Christ a i his personal Havlour and thereafter liked to tell them of tha comfort that this new understanding and spiritual ■tale meant to him. On thrtr last visit ha said, ‘‘I feel the strong arms of God underneath me. It Is wonderful to be able to pray. I want you to tell others that tiny should not wait until a crisis comes to learn to pray." Dr. Richardson wrote, "Since Ty'a death a number of people have called me to ask If ha did nut talk about ■om* of his baseball experi­ ence*. Tha truth is he never once mentioned baseball, dear as it was to him. He became wholly occupied with the God who made him and redeemed him through Ilia Ron." The Clairwater Missionary Baptist Church, Southwest Road, Sanford, held a msating of tha tru st* * last Sunday with K*v. E. Field as roast minlaler. Itrv. A. J. Killingaworth, pastor of ths church, oxpressed appreciation of ths rnnrrrgstlon to all people, both white and colored, who have helped ao much with building tha church which Is now raady to ba roofed. Reports show that In a cur­ rant drive for building funds The ordination of Wilson W. a total of fhO.no was raised Coleman as descon at the towards the roof and that a Klilor Springs llsptlst Church aunt of flbO alremly lias been will be held Sunday at J p.m. paid fur materials. Paators and dearima of the SfmiDola Baptist Assn, have been invited to attend and take part in this service. These men will make up the ordaining council which will The annual Hireling of Hie meet at 2:15 p.m to examine Del.and District Methodist and Instrurt the candidate. WSCS will bo held next Fri­ Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor of day (rum B a.in. until noon at Bie First llsptlst Church of the First Methodist Church in Ixmgwood, will bring the or­ dination message. DeLand. Miss Kara Fernandes, for­ All friends and members mer missionary to Cuba, will of tlm churrh are Invited to be (ho guest speaker. attend his a|>odal servire. Elder Springs To Ordain New Deacon W SCS To Hold District Meet Rev. Makin To Establish New Presbyterian Church Tbt 8c**tun of the First Presbyterian Churrh uf Manfoul this week accepted With rvluctauce the reaiguatiun uf Its assistant pastor, Iter. Tbomaa If. Makin. Makin Ima served for two years with in*. J r i-mpliuoi* in th* field* uf v I • i t i n g , ev angelism and Christian Education. Ur but accepted a rail from tiie Church Kxtemdon Com. mitten of Uie Presbytery of M. John* to l>e the evangelist leading lu th« organisation uf a new Presbyterian Church soon to ba started on a high, pine-rovdttd site of 4.7 a e rn near Huntand Estate. «>n High­ way 17-92. He also wiU m i y b the Hear Lake Presbyterian Chapel, a rapidly growing group whirli soon expect* to be foi m ail/ organised aa a church. The new rhurcli south of Sanford is a colonisation pro­ ject uf First Church to serve about 100 member* ami their families living In the Huiilund, Park IUiIkv, South Pineciest, and adjacent urea*. A survey, inadt in Jutiuary by Miss Blanche Garrett, S y n o d ' a C li u r e It Extern.ion worker, a li o w e d sufficient me inhere ami interest to warrant Uie initiation uf the new work. Utilftie* companies predict further gruwth In the are* in th* next few years. The Kev. and Mra. Makin and their four children will continue tu live a t their pre­ sent address in Sanford. I t ia anticipated (hat Ihe first wor­ ship service m th* new church will be held on April 21. Alliance YOUTH WEEK OFFICERS at the I’ruirio ldike Itiiptist Church in Fern Park, March 17-2-1, vvil In*, seuteil front left, Hurry Carroll, Camilla Kirlu rid untl Put llluckwell; Mtunding, Verrell Hlwkwell, Humor Sewell III, lloirHuirgina and Lurry Lilli. x(Herald Photo) New Choir To Sing By Jane Casselberry The newly organlicd choir of the Westminster Presby­ terian Church, under the til reel ion of Mra. Gordon Dillon, will alng for the first time this Sunday for tlm It a m. worship hour. Services of the church sre temporarily being conducted at the Heftier Homes ofllecs in Huwcll Park. The pastor, Itev. John N. Montgomery, will lisvc as Ills s e r m o n topic "What is HlghtT" A nursery is pro­ vided to care for (mail chil­ dren during thu service. The United Presbyterian Youth will meet at <1:30 p in. Sunday in the temporary cha­ pel. Junior and senior high yuuthi are invited lo allend. Methodisfs Set Conference The First Methodist Churrh of Sanford will hold Its Fourth Quarterly Conference at 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday at (lie churrh with Dr. Joe A. Tollc, district superintendent, as presiding officer. Rev. John Adams, pastor of the church, reminded today that the meeting Is a Church Conference and la open to all members of the congregation. Election of new church offi­ cer* for the coming year will take place after nomination! are presented hy the nominat­ ing rommlltre. Nominations also will hr arrrplahle from the floor. W SCS To Meet In Casselberry By Jsnr Casselberry The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Cas­ selberry Community Melliilisl Church will meet next Wednesday at I. IN p m in Weaver Hall of the church. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Robert Fattier of Winter Gar­ den, district secretary til chihlien's work, wlui will talk on work of the Method 1st ('lunch with children aruuml the world. Mrs. Nelson Bunnell will Ih» program Wader and Mrs. la-ouard Casselberry will be worship leader. Attend services thisweek at ifpurmvn "jlace oj worskifr Witnesses To Attend Three-Day Assembly Rush N. Stafford, presiding minister of Jehovah's Wit­ nesses, lias announced that the entire Sanford congregation will attend the three-day Semi-Annual AsMxnbly being held in New Smyrna Reach this weekend. Some fihO witnesses arc expeeled to attend tonight's opening session of the assem­ bly which will take place at the New Smyrna Reach High School und I* sponsored by the Watchtower ililile and Tract Society of Brooklyn, N. Y. Theme of (lie niogiifeg* will tie “ Right Kind of Minister*." D. J. Thomas, traveling repre­ sentative for the Society and featured speaker, will lie as­ sisted fur tonight's program by Stafford. Tho main (tilde lecture will lie given at 3 p.m. Sunday hy Thunta* on ''Who Will Win Youth Council To Plon Easter Season The regular MYF meeting and Fellowship Supper sched­ uled this Sunday at (he First Methodist Churrh nf Sanford will be prrrrdcd hy a meeting of ihe church'.*. Youth Council at 3 p.m. to make plans for Youth Division activities dur­ ing Ihe Easier Season. Tile supper, to lie served hy member* of Ihe WSCS, will follow at fi p.m. prior to meet­ ings of Ihe Senior and Junior MYF groups. Van Sluart will conclude his series nf p r o g r a m s on "School and Christian Youth" for the juniors while Ihc sen­ ior group series, “ Love Thy Neighbor." will be continued by Judy Hotcmcyrr ami Jane Kcimll* wtm will give tin* pro­ gram on ‘'Human Differ­ ences.” Degree Ithra Alex Johnson Jr., 122 Shannon Drive, will In- 'gra­ duated with a liarhrlur of science degree on May 4. at the University of Florida, Gainesville. the Struggle for World Su­ premacy?" Sessions during the assem­ bly will include sermons, lec­ tures, pantomimes, short plays. Instruction, guidsnre and counsel. All sessiuns are open to the public without charge or rollertions. Sunshine Circle Holds Meeting By Jane Casselberry The Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church WSCS met Tuesday morning from 9 un­ til 11 at the home of Mrs. Frank Mrssick, 431 Hibiscus Rd. In Casselberry. The business meeting and devotional were conducted by the chairman, Mrs. Darwin Shea. II Was announced that the circle made 341.39 from Ihe rummage aale held re­ cently. Tin* group continued (lie study course on "The Him of A lla" with a report on the Island of Formosa hy Mrs. John Gee. Thu hostess served a vari­ ety of pastries and coffee prior lo the meeting. The April 2 meeting of (he circle will be held at Ih* home of Mrs. Edna Duggins, Seminole Illvil., in Cassel­ berry. Brownies, Scouts To Attend Good Shepherd Rmwnic Troop 337, which meets at Ihe tak e Mary Ele­ mentary School, and Senior Girl Seoul Troop 211, which is s|(onsored hy thu Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Sanfurd, will attend the 10:30 a.m. worship service at Good Shepherd lids Sunday. The Scouts, who will allend in a group and In full uniform, will be marking the an dual observation of Girl Scout Sunduy which opens National Girl Scout Week. a t v s ' o n i i x i .i .i a m r ( III HUH A t e , a s * M lk St. C C <»*** ________ .. P a sto r K in,Ivy ft* hoo t »:4I a. m. M ornlnr W orship 17:4* a. m. K v r n l n s W o r s h i p .... T:*o p m. .V.V.K. T h o r s ............ * :J0 p. m. Wa*t. P ra jro r S . r v l r * . 7:J0 p i n . P ark Assembly Of (tod pivr.cju.aT «x*r.wnLT o r no n c m in h Car. STlk a a t Kim It. M Know __ ____ ___ P a s t o r Hunclajr Hrhool __ > 4 1 a. m. M nrnlna W orship !»:SS a . m. K v * n | n s W o r s h i p __7:30 p. m. T ilt. K venlng T o u th S -rvIr* ... T:S* p. m. Mid-VY».k ss r v l r * 7:1* p. m Baptist A ORTH O SI.AVnO BAPTIST CHAPRI. l e a a . P a l r f a s Aee. V*. v . M x sg x rd . c h a p e l P s e l e r Sunday Sch ool ____ 0:41 x.m. T r a in in g Union . . 1:10 p. m. W ors hip t l a. m. 7:1* p.m. Woo. E v o k in g P r sy o r 7:11 p.ai. i:i.n r.a s p r i a o s b a p t i s t Old O r l s a d a R d . dt Myrtle II. I l x m l l l o a d r l l l l n __ P a s t o r S u n d a y School . 0:43 a. m. •Morning W o r s h i p 11:00 a. IP. T r a in i n g Union _ 1:10 p. in. K v s a l n g W fra h lp .— 7 : t l p. m. Catholic ALL BOI L* CATHOLIO CHURCH Oak A t e . a t Ptk St. ftlrhord l . y e s a . . . . — r a s t e r Rundsy M asse s ____l : l ( s. m. __ | : l l a. m. ____ 10:01 a. m. ____ 11:1* a. m. W o o k d a y * __________ 7:10 a. m. church n r hod BSad d m a r k flsro ld D. B o a t w r i g h t P astor Hundsy School . . 0:01 a. m. Morning Worohlp 1t:*0 a. m. R v s n g s llst lo Harr. 7:00 p. m. Tuss. r r s y s r Bsrv. 7:30 p. m. Thura. T o u n g Pso pl* X n d s x v s r --------- 7:1* P- m. Mrs. Granger Visits Church By Donna Estes Special guest at this week's Wednesday evening service at j Christ Church Episcopal m I Long wood was Mrs. ulga I Granger, wife of the deceas, ed former vicar, Rev. George ( I- Granger. Mrs. Granger now resides i in Clermont. o r C H t'R t M NAgARRNH task* M a ry , r i m Kev. W . 1. H o l c o m b s , P a s t o r Sunday 0:4s a. m. . . . m i l l * School lt.o o a. ro. - M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 7:00 p m. — P .v sn lns S srv lcn 7:00 p. in. _ W s d . Mld-WssW P ra y s r Ssrvlcsa 7:10p. m. 1 st W s d . M l s s l o n s r y ■ srvlcs Congregational f ORBRBBaTHVVAl. CHRISTIAN CHURCH H a l t e d Chare* mt C b rU ll P ark A v ea a a a t 1 0 lk at. 0:00 a. m. _ Church School 11:00 a. m. ....... ........ Service 0:10 p m __C h r i s t i e * T o u t h MlnlOtry Rsv. W slt o r A.R. McPhsrsen, P astor riR B T THR Pentecostal F IR S T P S V T X r o S T A L CHURCH OP I.OMIWOOO •dl O r u ie a treat R s r . K. R u t h G r a n t __ P a s t o r S u n d a y Schont . . . _ 10:*0 a. m. M arking W orship 11:00 a. ro. Sunday F.vonlng __ l i l t p. m. W s d . B ib le S t u d y _ 7:10 p. m. C o n q u e ro r * M a t t i n g P r l u » r .....................7:00 p. m. Lutheran r i N « T B A P T IS T C H I'R r H BIS P a rk A r e a s * r a C h t n - s ________ p a st o r P IR ST C H R I t n A H r a c a e a LV T R R R A N CHURCH o r Morn lna W orship _ I i> ». as. D I s r s P L B S B P CHRIST RRDRRHRR Sunday School —— 1:41 s. m. ISOI S. S a a leed Aee. F IR S T PR R 0 B T T R R IA A Mnrnlna W o rship It:** a. I*. Ttev. W a y n e J o h n sto n Pastor CHURCH T r a in i n g Union — *:)S p. rn. Sunday S c h o e t ______ 0:41 a. ro "The Ckarok e t t h s Xeathtras Oak A r e . a s d T h ird at. Hour" s a d TY “T h i s le t h s K ven ln g W o rs h ip .. 7:30 p. m. Morn ing W o rship I l : t l a. as. U f a " Graver ( s w e l l Jr. P a sto r Wed. P r a y s r B s rv let T i l l p. m. H sr bort W. Oners* _ _ P a st e r T h s m s s H. M t k l n . . AO tlstsn l • u a d s y School _ 0 : U a. m. M orning W o rship _ 4:04 a. ro. CEN TR AL B A P T IS T CHURCH W ars hip Barrio* — 10:10 a. m S u a d sy S c h o o l ____0:40 a. ro. ch u rch n r ck ribt Bastion M eetin g __ 11:41 a. m. Car. t « l k at. * Oak A rs. H o r a l a g W o rs h ip 11:00 a. m. ( la ll Sm ith - ..... Paster Ralph B row er Jr. B e s a g e l l o t P io nee r F e l lo w s h i p 0:00 p . m . Rundsy School _ „ 1:41 a. m. Bible S c h o o l ___ . ll:* o a. m. Senior F e l lo w s h i p . 0:10 p. m. Mornlna W orship 11:0* a. m. 11:01 *. m. K v en ln g W o rship 7:1* p. m. T r a ln ln a U nion _ 4:10 p. m. Morn ing W orship K v en ln g W o rship _ T:l* p. m. K ro a ln g W o rship . 7:11 p. m. ORACH H B T R O B i r r c h u r c h Wod. P r s y o r S o r t i e s l i l t p.m. W sd. P r a r s r Hsrrlee 7:10 p.m. Wod. P r s y o r Sorvlo* T:l» pas. Oa o r a R*.. At W a e d l s a d A t *., Her. J o h * R. Hire*. Jr. F a cto r N u rssrr Opsn PAUL* CHURCH OF CHRIST ■ un d sy S c h o o l ____1:41 a. m. W T l t n —...... ..........Till p. m. H i g h w a y 41 W e s t ■ u n d e r N its B roadcast M orning W orship 11:00 a. m. Morrl* Ruby H v * n g * ll.t H T F ----------------------- 1:10 p. m. m ills ctooo oo _ 10:0* a. as. CH URCH I F JRSUB CHRIST MT. H 4 V R X PRIM ITIVE M orn ing Worohlp _ 11:10 a. m. o r LATTP.R D A T PAINTS B A P T IS T CHURCH K v en ln g Worohlp _ ( : l d p. m. BBRNBXRR H k T R ODIST ISIS S, P a r k 341k a i . s a d C kes e Are. Ulbl* Class** Wo*. 7:11 p.m. CHURCH ll l s h o p J. S t a n l e y H o u s t o n C. T. Morris . . P astor extra* R rtg k ta P r i e s t h o o d M eeting 0:00 o .m l l s a u t s r Vlrrtlna 14:10 s. m. CMrR CH o r CH RIST Rov. R a y Gregory, Jr., P a sto r IPIr st Mundsr) U s g w eo d. P i e . Sunday School _ _ 0:41 a. m. S u n d a y School . . . 10:10 a. nx 0:00 p.m. Con feren ce —------- — 7:10 p. -a. Lord's Day S o r v lc e t 1 * 1 0 a m. Morning W arship 11:00 a. m. S a c r a m e n t M o o t i n g (p r c c s d l n c Haturdar> and 7:3* p.m. M T V ----------------CIOp. m. Third S u n d a y --------7:10 p. m. Bra. W orship ____ 7:10 p. m. Jo a I l s r v U l ____ Ass't r a s t o r Wsd. P ra y er S errlca Til* p. aa. CHURCH n r CHRIBT l i l l P a rk A v e a a a . . . E sangdlls^ WKSTSIIU: WI.SIITVARV i U*ri ^ o ^ u BAP TIS T UHI RCM 'TO L18T YOUR dl* Park Htble Stu dy — t#:0# k. m. ■Ik SI. * H etty A re. 11:00 a. in. Jo ha T. Ad am s Jr. _ P a st o r P a sto r Morn ing W o rship Paul XI. Cklley Sunday School _ 10:00 a. m. Kvsnlnic Nrrvlrs . . . 1:30 p m. M oralng W ors hip _ I d o a. m. Use “Herald o f Truth'* 1 p.m. Sunday S c k s s l ____ 0:41 a. m. Monday M orning Worohlp 10:11 a. m. 11:00 a. ro. Ifundsy on Channol t M orn ing W o rship M T - M o o t i n g s _____ t i l * p. m. Tuesday Hurnlsy ( I n t s r m s d l s t s , S e n i o r ) 10:00 a.m. K ven ln g W ors hip T i l l p. m. I.adlre 1111.Is Cldea E r e a l a g W orship __ 7:10 p. a*. W odnss day W ed n esd a y 7:30 p. tn. Pra yed S erv ice _ 7:4 5 p. m. mill* C lees es Christian Presbyterian Church Of Christ Methodist L .D .S . CHURCH Christian Science N uarene PIAKCIIKST II »»*TIST I III III II rra s T ch u rch o r CHRirr P IR dT CH VRTR lla o r a Noad a riR im rr am R e s t aeowad S tr eet P a s t o r . . . William J. O u r s* B P TH H WASARRBR M orning W orship 1:10 * Sunday atr-*le* k t , gad s l s t Hapto S v s , 11 a. nt. Sunday Rehsel _ _ 11:00 a. m. Paul R isk s* .............. ...... p a s t o r ■ubfoct: H u u d s y School 4:40 a. m. Sunday Scans! 0:01 a. ro. T r x l n t n r U n i o n _ . f : I S p. m. • Man" Mornlag Worship 10:01 a. as. l-iveliloK S e r v ic e . 1:00 p. m. W ed n esd ay Borvtoe 1:00 p. as. Toath ______________ p. m. W ad O f fic e rs A T e a c h e r s Roadlna Roo m: <la Chursh R ra a g o llo llo Serrlca 7:14 p.m. X l r s t l n g ............. 7:00 p. rd. K d l(let) 3:30-1:10 Tuas. A Third Suadty Wsd. P ra y sr Ser vice 1:00 p.m. S l n g s p l r s t l o a ___ _ 1:04 p. as. Thuro. N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice *•» WUsoH-EIrhelbarffar Mortuary H O LY CRO SS E-alt* I. WIIm b sad Start KINDERGARTEN I'rogrcRNive PriRtinc Co. Tha American Oil Campanp Mr. aad Mrs. M. R. Strteklsad J. M. Csneraa sad Staff WiUan-MaJer Fumituia Ca. Mr. aad Mir AI WUasa Slenatrom Realty Mra. Appleby’a Restaurant till & M A G N O LIA REGISTER N O W FOR FA LL T E R M Herb Ht*«*lr*ai sad Staff ErhoU Redding lompaay Mr. sad Mra. L. F. Gamer IIOTII MO UNI M i & A P IE U N O O N C L A S S E S Tha Rita Theatre TUITION $15.00 MONTHLY Bill L evtltta A Eeaylej see Sponsored By Episcopal Church Food Fair Siore*. Inc. (•««>rc* Bailey A Empiej*** Hut All Children Welcomed We Have Only One Specialty — W B L O O SSB WAOO00 Church Of God lie Kern* ami Anne Rhyne. GIVlNli YOUR CHILI) A GOOD FOUNDATION IN EDUCATION — VIRGINIA PKTKOSkl P. O. Bog 1114 Mrs. J. U. St. John, Teacher NORA N O R R IS T E *4-1 &14 COME IN OK I'HONE FA 2-1611 Lucille aad Harold Appleby 111 N. Park Hollar Motor Salaa Co. S aiB ttt Farrell A Staff J. C. Penney Company G. L. Behlaeea sad Eaipleyef Sanford Atlantic National Uunk H eeard H. Hedges A Staff Southern Natural Gaa Joh* Duna A Staff Slate Farm Insurance Companies Irviag 1. Pryor a ad Staff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. J in n y Crappe A Bapfoyem �Altamonte Adventists To Conduct Revival II) Louise Simunrk The Seventh-Day Adventist Church <>J AlUimimtc Springs will open h three-week revival Sunday to lie conducted by Evangelist IE. K. Corner of Cleat uuter. Meeting* will lie lield at 7::>0 p. in. on Sundays. Tues­ day*. Wednesday* and I ' m day* of emit week. • An unusual structure will lie used to house I lie revival. I.ltetully "blown up" next to the cliuioh on Maitland Ave. it a large, fireproof tent which whs inflated by two blowers in constant notion last Wednesday. This tent, which took ten minutes to inflate Slid which will accommodate COO persons, is held in suspen­ sion by compressed air. ticneratots ure powered by casoline motors and an auxiliary motor is kept on standby at all times in case ot any enterKelley. Tents of tliis type have been used by tile U. S. Air Force. Murines. Nuvy and tlie Army Coips of KiiKineeis. Willie ill use recently in tlie Philip­ pine*, withstood IMl-mile un hour winds witli no duitKcr whatsoever of collapse. Elder Warren Struvvn, pas­ tor of the church cxtcndinK invitation to the public to a t­ tend the rivivul meeting*, said that Evangelist Center is a dynamic llilde pieucher who DUD.LINK Kit. Hluiulrt lull iiKiiinst thu sky aL drill situ we«t of town. (Ilorald Photo) Drilling Crews Reach Limerock At 60 Feet Drilling crews, workiiiK in conjunction with the Florida Gu* Transmission Company engineer, Kurl Kirkpatrick in an aieu west of Sanford reach­ ed limestone at IHJ feet depth, .'10 feet aliove sea level, Thursday. Taking samples of the drill­ ing crew's findiliKS was Floyd Slir.w, Chief Explorer for Snow Associates, who is pros- Bruce Cameron Dies At 47 pectinu in the area. Snow said that miuvrul de­ posits of iimcnilu, xircoii, innimzitc and nitils were found to run from surfatu to a depth of almlit 13 tort. Ilclow Umt, from 20 to -ill fe d is clay, and belcwr that sandstotio and phosphate. "This neither condemns not proves tlie picM-nt explniulions in which we aru inter­ ested,"-Snow snid. ‘‘This area drilled liy this crew is only alsiul a ten ucro sipiare of t lie 5,000 acre uteu wliieh we will search.’’ Snow and his crew plan to put a dredge in tlie Wekivii ItIvcr, to test the bed o| the river for tlie deposits under­ neath, and make many other tests ill the uteu between the Wckivu and Hlarkwntcr Creek. Kurl Kiil.|uitiick, engineer for tlie Florida lius Company explained Hint his company was searching for the clay de­ posit*. which will conduct elec11idly. lie noted that chemical eketficity is used to prevent and control conosioit of the gas pipelines, A small silver box near the site of lli" drilling controls the protection of the pipeline all tlie way to Daytona lirurh, Kirkpatrick sanl. Mr. Ilrucc J. Cameron, 17, died at Seminole Memorial Hospital Thursday a m. alter a short Illness, lie was horn July 7, 1915 in Charleston, S. C. and has lived in Sanr<>rd for tlie past 39 years. He was a member ol All Souls Catholic Church, in Sanford. He is survived by his wile, Mrs. Mary J. Cameron, two sons. Michael and Ilichard, of Sanford: two sisters, Mrs. J. K. Gradick of Sanford and Mrs. John II. Ilutt, Panama City; four brothers. Earl Cameron, Newark, N.J.; St. Clair Cameron. Sanford; Capt. Charles II. Cameron. U. S. Murine Corp., Cherry j Poinl, N. C. and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be i held at 11 a. in. Saturday at i All Souls Catholic Church j Funeral service* lor Clyde with Hcv. Ilichard I.juns of­ C. Humphrey were to be held ficiating. Hurial will lx.- in at 3:30 p. m. today at UrisAll Souls Cemetery. Sanford. son Funeral Home with Kcv. The Kosary will l>c recited , Fred 11. Chance officiating. Hurial will be In Oaklawn at 8:13 p.m. today at Urisson Funeral llume. Memorial Park. Tlie four Girl Scout Troops which meet each week ut Grace Methodist Church will he attending t li c Sunday Morning Worship Service* this week in a group in com­ memoration of liirl Seoul Sunday. On Sunday afternoon, Ironi 4 to fi:3ii p.m. a Workers Con­ ference will lie held for all church school workers and prospective teachers. At 7 p.m. the Methodist Men will have their regular monthly meeting. Membership classes f o r children arc being held each Saturday- morning at *.);:tn conducted by the pastor, Hcv John II. Hires Jr. The class ior teen-agers will meet wiili Kvv. Hires Sunday morning during tlie regular Sunday School hour. ’ has liclit similar meetings all over tlie state a« well as in Nassau and Bermuda, lie has just completed two campaiKns in Nassau. A feature of each meeting I will he special llitde Marking Classes during which hun­ dreds of llildes will lie given away free to those uttendiliK. St m a n said. Itcgulur services at the chut eh ure conducted each l Saturday with Sabbath School at U:30 a. m. followid by the worship service at II u. nt. Prayer lueetinK* uie on Wed­ nesday niuht* at "bill p. m. and Young People's Mcctiinrs ure held on Fridays at 7:30 I p. m. 'Underground' Riches May Be Brought To Life Ity Hot IliKKinlHilliaui Seminole County’s under­ ground riches may bo Iwouglit to light soon if proM*ii‘ pros|M-cting operation* west of Sanford hy Fiovd Snow Chief of Exploration and Ids associates find what airborne radioactivity sur­ veys have indicated. Swamplands such as the one located along tlie Wokiwa River may contain a low concentrate of uranium such as occurs in certain types of limestock a n d phosphate rock. Snow said that tlie uranium is actually a secondary pro­ duct of the possible lime­ stone mining, as the forma­ tions are very low grade and otfer ‘‘formidable extraction problems.” •‘But the limestone, rock, and rutile, itincnite and manante minerals offer lucra­ tive mining possibilities (or tlie area,” Snow said. Florida ranks first in the nation in tlie production of zircon and second in titanium concentrates. Other minerals amt rocks which sra found extensively in the state In­ clude lime, gem stones, oys­ ter sliell lime, cement, prut, and various kinds of indus­ trial sands. These materials, used ex­ tensively for industrial and commercial work are mined all over the state anil ship­ ped mainly hy barge. •'tire mined in Seminole Count) lias a natural ship­ ping access to all (mint* right up the St. Johns llivcr," Snow- pointed out. A pa|H-r prepared by the Atomic Energy Commission stales that tlie highest concentral ion of uranium in phosphates occurs in deposits in the Pliocene Hone Valley (urination in Florida. It is found in certain types of marine sediments, parti­ cularly phosphorite* and black shale. Tlie deposiis are found under the locution of vanished lakes and were formed millions of years ago. Hesultv of surveys indicate that tin- phosphate deposits o( Florida contain sufficient uranium to lie detected by airborne radio-activity detec­ tion equipment, provided there is some surface expres­ sion of the deposits. "Hut the significance of these indications cannot be ascertained until adequate e* pluration work is undertak on." Snow said. Rev. Hughlett To Be Guest Boat Handling Of Casselberry Methodists Course Slated Hy Jan Casselberry Hcv. John Hughlett, mis­ sionary to Hu* Congo, will speak at the Casselberry Community Methodist llmrcli at 7:30 p. nt. Sunday. Rev. Hughlett is partiallysupported by the Christian Homemaker's Sunday School Class of the church. The son of Dr. William Vegetable Market The Santord Recreation De­ lian incut in conjunction with th e United Stales Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla No. 4-11 Seniimile-Orlatido troop will sponsor a three week course in ln>at handling and safety course. All parents who use their iNiati lor weekend family re­ creation should attend this series on laiat handling. The classes will begin Mon­ day evening. 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. There will be I no fee charged and Junior ] and Senior High students arc urged In enroll. lluglilelt. a missionary to Hie Congo for more than 30 years, lie received hi* col­ lege training and engineer­ ing degree at Virginia Poly­ technic Institute qnd did one year postgraduate work at Asbury Theological Seminary. After graduation lie went to tlie Congo for three nnd onchalf years. It was h u e that lie met ids wife, a native of l.ind, Wash. Two of their children, a boy, four and a girl, three, were born there. On Felt H> of llii* year an­ other daughter was Isirn to them in l.ind. The lluglitetts have fawn on furlough in tlie United Hoard To Meet State* during the past year Die executive board of the and plan to leave on May Altamonte Spring* Element­ 15 to return to tlie mission ary PTA will meet at 8 p.m. field. They will study for next Tuesday nt the school. three mouths in Europe be­ fore going bark to Ilie Congo. Hev. Hughlett'* two sisters, Vera, a nurse, and Dorothy, a worker in Christian educa­ tion, Is it li also are serving in Hie Congo. Tlie public i* invited to hear lilts dedicated young missionary speak at the Sun­ day ni-ild service. In New York Thursday, cabbage was slightly weaker again, selling mostly nl 2.(812.30 per crate with one mark nt 3.00. K**l cabbage was 3.008.23, and the Savoy type 3.00. Celery was about unchanged. Crates of 2*i to 4 dozen size sold, at 3.00-3.30 and 'J dozen size ranged from 3.30-3.33. Cartons of IN film wrapped eelery Inviila were 3.73. Chi­ nese enhbage wit* 2.00-2.30 per rrutv. Hum lied eollnrd.* in Bruee boxes were 3.011-3.23. Endive wu* slightly stronger ut 1.73-2 011 per crate, with some large ami fair eomlition at 1.30, ami i-searidc was 1.30By Mona Grillntrad 2.00. Mostly 1.73 2.00. Big North Orlando’s Our l.udy's Boston lettuce was slightly Circle of the Church of Na­ higher, ranging from 3.00* tivity Catholic Women’s Club 3.73 per t-iule of 21 heads, and will meet at 7:30 p.m. next rtimuine was nl-n up slightly Monday al tlie homo of Mr*. at 2.50-3 00, with some fair Jerry .Sills, II N. Cortez Ave. quality ami sniull at 1.30-2.00. Mr . Hill St*i-Ink. circle Bushel basket* of mustard chairman, bn* unnoum-rd that gitv-ns in fair condition rang­ report* will be presented by ed fitim 1.00-1.30, ami turnip committees assigned at tintop* were 1.25.1.50. Parsley Februaiy meeting. wu* um-liungetl ut 3.00 per crate of 3 dozen hunches fot t in ly und 1.00, a few- -130 foi plain. Itrnlisli prices were i sligUly higher, la-ktS- of I i MODERN burn lies selling for 1.25, and 30 - 0 or. film ling* 1,23-1.30. | Water cress was 15-IHc per | bunch with u few us high a I SOUND CENT Hit: 20c. In Central Florida Wed J nesday cabbage In ought 1.25 { 1.30 |H-r crate and 1.00-1.25 in 30 lb. kick*. Celery prices j were unchanged with crate* ul 2 dozen selling for I 05. 2'v and :< dozen 2,00. dom i 2.5o and 6 to 8 dozen 3 oo Lawn Mower « y »*4«4 V* tlMkVMh «ll» I | MAM1*44 UaMilMl Sirr»w» m i i n U . . . F M -A M .• rven FM at* rn». taitli addition o f • •impi*- m u ltip k i .ul.i|*i*w - . . nil are viHirn lo r n jo y in (hi* diatinclive I t*nl io-F hano com bination. The* dii* tin< l i w mbiiM t m finialw'd in rich W.iliiut mimI il llw Fin*- MorelaoutU AoDCialiftn ivrtilir.il iun U»|. f/intily. $39w At a . . . low price o r M uitic SA N F O R D MO//*AA W? GOODYEAR i ELEC T R IC CO. SEKVICE STOKE 1 Its MAGNOLIA AVE. m 555 W . 1 st HI. \ FA 2-1562 fc . FA 2-2821 By Donna Estes Fr. George M. Jarvis 1\\ vicar of Christ Church Epis­ copal in I.on gwood, ha* an­ nounced that tlu< sermon at next Wednesday's 8 p. nt. service will In' given by Hcv. Fred N. Paddock, vicar of Holy Trinity Church in Fruitland Park at St. Francis Church in Hushncll. Tlie subject of his sermon will be "Penance." The public is invited to at­ tend and to visit the parish Hall following the service to enjoy a cup of coffee and greet tlie visiting minister. frimfirrS WrralTi Frl. Mnr. 8. 19G.T—Pape & PTA Groups Organize New County Council Hy l.ouhc Simunck meeting scheduled for April An organizational meeting III ut the Pinecrest School in of tlie Seminole County Coun­ Sanford. Serving on the committee cil of PTA vva* held Wednes­ will lie Mrs. Pat Dome (rum day morning at Lyman High South Seminole. Mr*. Philip School with representatives Simpson f r o m Pineercst, present from Plnoeresl Ele­ John Hall from Hear Lxke, mentary in Sanford. South Mrs l.eland Berg Irom Alta* Seminole Junior High at Cas­ j monte and Mrs. C. F. Field selberry. Altamonte Element- I front I.y nian. ary. Hear Lake Elementary Guest speaker lor tlie Hirel­ and Lyman. ing was Mr*. Hazel Brunner, A nominating committee district -president, who spoke was elected lo recommend a mi tunctions and purposes of slate ol ollirers at the next county councils. She was as| sislt'il in her address and re­ sume liv Mrs. Heed Watts. The first reading ot the by­ laws was approved alter tlie group olllcially voted to (orio Ity Shirky Wentworth a council. Tickets ure row available from Mrs. Hemell Huston of AI IT llltOWN Bonnie Dr. in Hear luikc for I’KST CONTROL the Fashion Show to ho held Termite* A Other Pests next 'I in-sday hy member* of the WSt’S of the College Park 2001 PARK l)R. Methodist Church in Wesley :122-X8fi:. SANFORD Hall of the church. Fashion Show Tickets On Sale Lu m b e r AND BUILDING MATERIALS CUSTOM MADE AUTO TOPS I 8 IAT C0VER8 I f WI I IN 8 Ifll 1 A ll ON FA 2-0300 Satisfaction Guaranteed SANFORD, AUTO GLASS FLA. nnd Kent Cover Co. 101 W. 3rd Village Circle Sets Meeting Cbty* all ai.ind.ird record* iwi V *M ’ii 4-Hpwii A utom atic Ite-e-orcl (!h.inK**r with Dim iiood N w d lr( Vttthim' r.irtrulK'' S* |>frralr H * o . Treble*, lU lnn rr. l/mtlnpwi, and Furirtiim Conlrtda. •t»rr*» »|M*4ikrr ayatrrn. Itesiutifiil . . . |»r«c* tx-al for the olwtbt LOW BIG 19" R O TARY Rev. Paddock To Visit Christ Church \ llltl KLOW-IJP occurred in Altamoiitu Spring* Wednesday afternoon when Seventh-day Adventists inflated this unusual tent in preparation of a three-week revival which begins Sunday. Located next to the Chtireh on -Maitland Ave., tlie tent will house (it'd persons. (Herald Photo) Service Today For Humphrey CORRECTION ( Girl Scoufs To Attend Grace Church 322-8032 LAST CHANCE!! Get a real cagey buy! FORD DEALER ANNUAL W IR IE R 8 P B C M L S A G A IN -JU ST LIKE LAST YEAR—IT'S COLD WEATHER UP NORTH AND EXTRA SHIPM ENTS OF NEW FORDS ARE COMING SOUTH! PRICED TO SELL! YOU GET THE LION'S SHARE OF THE SAVINGS I IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES, EQUIPPED JUST A S YOU LIKE! HURRY IN NOW! A n L ow A n $46 32 per month after down payment. 'till F a l c o n 2-Door Sedan. Whitewall tires tin* optional al extra tout. A n I zim A n 55 per month alter down payment. ’fill Fairlmm 2 - Door Q fc , Sedan. Whitewall tire* are optional ut extra cost. An l/ow Ah per month after down payment. T»:i Ford (Juluxiu 2-Door Setlun. Whitewnll tired are optionul ut extra cost. BE SMART...BUY SM ART! test P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR! STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. 308 E. 1st St. Stwford. Floridn �.^ *. Not Buried: Bored I t to astonishing how often tho word "boredom" pops up in efforts to get it the ills or our scientific • in­ dustrial society. Educators f • the school drop­ outs are bored. Specialists say boredom Is a big factor in juveniles’ search for "kicks,’* a quest that sometimes leads them into crime so vicious that It staggers veteran criminologists. Scholar Erich Fromm comes along now and says it may be that 20th-century man has helped to con­ struct a civilization whose crucial elements largely bore him to tears. Countless factory and office workers find little interest in their work, which often is so beautifully organized and routinized that the juices are squeezed out of it Untold numbers of Americans are dulled, if not irritated, by tedi­ ous hours of commuting by rail, bus or bumper-to-bumper private car. All this is not a new problem, ex­ cept perhaps in magnitude. Many people feel they make no personal imprint on life. They are engulfed, bowled along like chips in a millrace. Thera is little they can conquer. The experts on life adjustment tell them, and their youngsters, to get busy beyond the school ground or the office. Develop n hobby, take a trip, engage in somu enterprise, create something. For some people this works. But for many it does not. They cannot u i* quite reconcile themselves to the te­ dium of working and getting to and from work. It takes too big a slice of their day. Efforts to stir Interest in active, creative sidelines seem to many a patch on life that does not stick. So, as the kids seek "kicks,” the adults chase excitements. They col­ lect experiences, to offset the dull­ ness and fill out the day. They move about Just for the sake of moving. They congregate for dinners and par­ ties, at which food and drink abound. They stare transfixed at a television screen rerunning last year’s excite­ ments. It Is no wonder seme of the stur­ dier and more energetic plunge Into politics. There a man conquers, gets n grip on something solid — power. He can make an imprint Reward is personal. The question is big. Have we gone far toward removing tho drud­ gery from scratching a living on this earth, only to leave man without the hard stimulus, the test of soul, which that effort provided? Have we me­ chanized and automatcd.ourselves in­ to a condition of physical and men­ tal freedom that we don’t know how to use? We’d better turn up some an­ swers. The hobbies and vacation spins are not enough. It is work, with the hands and the brain, that must be creative — and fully chal­ lenging. Today too littlo of it is. Dr. Crane’s I II t e a m offered aapeth ad­ vice te eolre Frank's prtW. Irik Aad Shakespeare area wrote a story aboat It, too, for tagging w o a ta alap ty a r t k a a try for physical dominant* by Utsir taste as* to rts. If a haabaad la toe Indulgent, his wife vagasty coaaldsfc him alaayl CASE 0-477i Frank L* ne­ ed 19, U a aollsga asnlor. MDr. Crane,” hs began, "I am in love with a girl named Fam. "Slit la wonderful end I nm tr a :y about bar. But oho often •lands me np ae regard dates gnd sets Indifferent “ Vet I am her slave, always being a t her beck and call, but •till she often treats me like d irt under her fe e t "So what can I do to get her to merry m a t" Heed Beaoeo’e Advice Eineca was a famous Ro­ man philosopher, bom about the some year ea Jacua. And Seneca was once ap­ proached by a young man With Frank'* problem. Who baked advise on kow to handla Women. Seneca shook hie head, sage­ ly, and than advised hlmi “Go to tho orehor. See how ho hondlea hla bow. With one hand ho pushoo It away from him but with tho other, ho pulls it beek again." What 8*n*ea really m eant In popular language waai “Keep ’em gueaalng." Or give ’em a little stiff arm treatm ent Use the base­ ball pitcher’s ehnnge of pact. Moat men ere too selfish end thoughtless to need Sen­ eca’s wise counsel. Out occasion*!!/ we encoun­ ter a cultured, love-smitten youth who gives in to his sweetheart's every whim. He spoils her end never a r­ gues or quarrel with hor. So tho Usual girl then vag­ uely grows raaUsss, sines aha sscrstly feels that such a man Is not suffjclently masculine, Ho stems rather sissy to hsr, so she deliberately tries to angar him. For aba wants to taunt him till ha asserts his masculine dominance. Alas, such males o f t e n meekly submit end continual ly Indulge their girl friends. So the girls then grow more Irritated and thus become more Irritating to their es­ cort*. OUR BOARDING HOUSE AMO X HAPfINtD ID SUOm Z CTUEWWtSB, MAWTUAl but k m W3UW INKJWMATloM.WXav h— IDLE 6PaCU.ATl04 ISN’T N . Haw* A T A L L /W t0 * 1 0 6 0 - ' WATBS— O K gARM STASIS, Political ( num to) C Phil Newsom Says Shakespeare under ■ t o o d this trait In women when hs wrote hie famous “Taming of the Shrew." In psychology, wo say th at a nagging wife is simply hun­ gry for soma strong-arm mas­ culine treatment. Tho roason Magglo picks on Jlggs In tho comic pages and throws rolling pins a t his head, la simply the feet that Jigga never read the* sex booklet mentioned below. For Maggie Is simply try ­ ing to force Jigge Into assert­ ing hie masculine dominance. Women era often liko spoil­ ed children who tako advant­ age of tholr doting parents. The more a father end mother spoil th at arrogant child, th* greeter will It Im­ pose upon them. In male - female relation­ ships, women thus erave to be dominated. Oh, not all th* tlmal But a t least occasion­ ally. Many dominant husbands thus let their wives have their own way In most m atters around ths house. But those wives don’t be­ come shrews e r B u g g i n g mates if the husbands have nt ono time or anothor put those wives In their place. It is like punishing n naugh­ ty child, for you generally don’t noed la resort t* aor* poral punishment but one* with a youngster. Thereafter, the very tone of your vole* will snap him Into line. So It la In happy m ar­ riage! A good wife purrs If her husband physically dom­ inates her. So sand for Uia booklet “Sox Problem* In Marriage,” en­ closing n stamped return en­ velope, plus 10 cents. Officially the U. S. State Department bed “ no com­ ment" on tbs fall of Cana­ dian Prim* MlnUter John Dlefenbaker’s Conservative government. Inwardly It quaked at the very thought that e Canadian general election might be fought on the laiue of U. S. intervention in Canadian af. fairs. Diefenbaker, a m aster at emotional oratory, promliod to play down anti-American­ ism but said the question of foreign domination certainly would be an issue in tho election which would be the second for Canada within leas than a year. For an emo­ tional aubjeet among Cana­ dians he scarcely could pick a better one. As for Washington, K had only to look to history. Three low points In U. S.-Canadian relations—In 1891, In 1911 amt in 1937 — were sparked by charges or fears of U. S. domination. In 1937, Diefenbaker upset predictions and rode to pow­ e r in a campaign liberally larded with suggestions that U. S. dollars were taking ever the Canadian economy. In the year before, Cana­ da's trade deficit with the United States had amounted to 81.29 billion. But at the same time U. S. Investment* In Canada were spiraling sharply upward. From a comparatively mo­ dest $2 billion invested in 1929, by the end of 1937 the sum totalled $3.6 billion. In I960, It was $10.2 billion. Income tax payments to the Canadian government from theie Investments In 1937 came to fSOO million and the companies Involved employed more then half e million Canadian workers. But what concerned the na­ tionalists most was the fact that U. 8. money had taken over a heavy proportion of Canadian's natural resources —75 per cent of her oil sod gas and half of her mining. Early In his carear as prime minister Dlefenbiker called upon Canadian* to shift 13 per cent of their U. S. purchase orders to British suppliers In order that Bri tain in turn, could hava an Increased ability to buy Can dJan wheat. Unde- Diefenbaker there have been measures to re­ strict ttie flow for foreign In vestments, which necessarily hit the U. S. hardest. As a prairie lawyer, Die fenbaker gained a reputation for his ability to use the emotional appeal. As a prime minister he alio has gain­ ed a reputation aa a men Indecisive on m atters requlring a quick caciiioa. It was Dlefenbaker’s inde­ cision on the question of nu­ clear weapons for Canada that brought th* U. S. chal­ lenge and Dlefeabeker'e charge of "unwarranted in­ trusion In Canadian affairs." Dick West Says WASHINGTON (UP1) There has bean a lot of talk this year about the system under which Congress ope­ rates and whether it needs to be m oderated. Soma deep thinkers seem te feel that the legislative machinery as presently con­ stituted la too cumbersome to perm it Congress to meet its raapoaslbiutlas In the space It's Just that It hasn't done anything very noticeable. I have bocn looking over the legislative calender and I find that, going Into th* last week of February, th* House of Representatives al­ ready had passed a total of two bills. One of them extends the time for filing burial expenre* for velerana. The other authorises the armed force* to provide equipment and other support for the an­ nual Roy Scouts Jamboree. Neither is exactly earthahaklng, but they certainly should quash any complaints that Congress is prone to dalliance o r Is composed of slugabeds. Tbs Senate, U Is true, baa not been quite a* productive ns the House. By that I m tan that the senators haven't passed any bills as yet. This 1* not ■ sign of etmal or lackadaisical behavior, however. Th* Senate ha* been having soma trouble getting organised. I can ap­ preciate its problem becaua* 1 often have trouble getting organised myself. Even so, the Senate has managed to paaa five resolu­ tions. In one reaolutloo, it notified the President that a quorum wee present on opening dey. In another re­ solution, it notified the House that a quorum w u present. Tbs point I'm trying to make Is, the fact that noth­ ing much has happened in Congress doesn't necessarily mean that Congress has been standing still. Anyone who hat spent much time around the Capitol e ta tell you that It's possible tor nothing to happen even when Congress Is going full blast. Give your child she benefit of 61)p $aufart $)?ral& Fuse 4 Banfortl, Florida Friday, March 8,1908 WALTKM A. UIKUIW, KUtTOM AMU rtlBUBM BB 1. 4 KSV VRMBHML MUWAMU B. UMIBWOUB Maaaglaa KUItor Advertising Director a i’ u v w u u j a n ih u s m o m m a k u i l ou siy k i l l e r c a c iiu i l l u a l n n a O U n a u .r SIUIII.KV a. famnkh Bui-l.ty E d it o r l>OT MIUUlanorilAM f M i u r * B dlior uham t C U i- ir iv d A l a ll.ti.r rMAMK VOMSUSH Circu la tio n , ■tlMSCMlFTION WATKS B y MaU Bemteele C a n ty AU Other ll.e* | veer l l i .i e i Year l i t Week *.** * Men the ( U * Month* M S I Months kss I Moalho l.t* I Meath l.e* t Month V. a. Postal tlsgsla lions provide m et all stall eehserlpueae he paid la s a v a s c * . linlsred as socond cln>* m a ll.r October ST, ISIS at Ilia I’nol W llr i ml tfaalerd. rierltla, aud.r the Act o f CuisrtM ml Marvh. The II.raid I. a n i.m b.r ut th . Unlud 1‘r . u which I. .n llO .d asdativaiy te th* ue* ler repahlloallen at the local aewa primed la ihla newspaper. Nu part of any m a l.rltl, aewa or advertising, or this edition of T n . Hanford ll.rn ld may he r .p r o d u c d In any mann.r with­ out w rllt.n P»rml»«lon of lli. publlnher of Th* llereld. Any Individual or firm re.pu n .lbl. far sues rsproduttlen will he run. u .r .d ne Inlrlnglng ou Th* Herald’s seb irlg h l aad. Will hs held liable f#r dawagsa und.r ths Itw. Published dally asnept Malurds), Sunday and Chri.lmas; published Halurday proceeding Chrtetau*. BUtlitlee show th at people In tho U. 8. own tho largest percentage of autos. What do thsy mean OWNT m w u WKUa S l s c h s s i a s l S upt. Uewe ire! It err Tney’rw showing black and white “eonvlet” pajamas, fust the thing for folks who sleep la bars. MatterOf Fad There are mar* than tw ist as many people living an n square mile of land in tho United I t s tea than there are in the Soviet Union. With a total area of 8,614,211 square mile* and a population of 182, 888,000, there are 60.8 persons on hack square mil* of Ameri­ can land. The 214,400,000-In­ habitants *f the Soviet Uniea spread a a t ever 8,048,488 equaru mil**, make H 14 J persons per square mile. Notebook WASHINGTON—(NBA) — flated with the price level. come would be $64,000 before Complete confusion te about Change from a system of taxes, possibly somewhat less after taxes. And which of our all th at cams out of n day­ graduated incomes taxes to pressing problems will have long discussion of economic consumption and wealth taxes. vanished!" growth before 200 of th* na­ Give temporary tax cute to tion’s top business brains, a s­ sluggish industries. On monetary and fiscal pol­ sembled in Washington by the icies, Samuelson’a recommend­ American Bankers Assn. ations were so complex they ABA wanted soma fresh defy simplification. He him­ Editor Ideas on this subject and it self got all mixed up In them. Sanford Herald got them. Thr** of th* coun­ His text read: *. . . . Ameri­ try's most brilliant young pro­ can policy should be to alter 201 West First Street fessors o f economics were the parity of the dollar." But Sanford, Florida asked to present papers on the when asked about this later ho Dear Sir: ■object They ditugrM d on said, "I would not favor de­ I would like to take this practically everything. Gob- valuation." opportunity to thank all per­ bledygook hit the blowers and At tha end of hit paper, was spread knee-deep all over Samuelson wrote this as his sons who helped make our the place. final apology: “I wish 1 could recent Florida Junior Boys Paul W. McCracken, Uni­ hava come here and promised State Basketball Tournament versity of Michigan Graduate that balancing the budget, pro- a success. Special thanks to Mr. Andy School of Butlnssi Adminis­ serving monetary discipline, tration, quoted Arnold Toyn­ reducing government expendi­ Bracken, Principal oi aenubee to th* effect th at of 26 tures and busting the monop­ nolc High for the use of their civilisations, 16 are dead, 9 oly powers of lsl>or unions wonderful facility. Mr. Braehava broken down and only 1 would usher in an era of cn und his staff cooperated to remains—ours. The historian'* growth and prosperity with­ the utmost during the regu­ conclusion was that civilisa­ out inflation or tears. I t was lar season and during tha tions break down not from not my heart th at kept me State Tournament. I would like to compliment outside pressures but from from doing so. It was my head disintegration w i t h i n . Me. nnd my fear of being In viola­ all the local coaches for their fino sense of citizenship for Craksn then pointed to the tion of the laws of fraud.” signs. George \V. Stlgier, profes­ coaching and spending many flours of their time to wvirk The number of patents Issu­ sor of American Institutions with the children. ed and applied for, relative at University of Chicago and My thanks also goes to to th* site of the economy, Is president elect of the Ameri­ John Krldcr who worked with lower now than in tho 1920s. can Economic Assn., with rare the Recreation Department sense of humor, took com­ The number of new business in arranging use, through the coresm s Initiated is half that pletely opposite views. courtesy of Carl Hubbcll and “I am not greatly concerned of the 20s. tho San Francisco Giants, of “ Even ths smaller Incidence about th* growth rate of tha tha Giants' Dormitories for of failures may be deceptively American economy," ha ad­ lodging of all the visiting comforting because this could mitted right a t tha start, ball teams. merely Indicate th at tha pro­ *whethsr Judged In terms of The Sanford Herald de­ cess of ertatlva destruction national survival, domestic serve* recognition ‘heir has become mors sluggish,” happiness or international coverage of our Tournament benevolence." tha professor said. In pictures and stories. I t waa his view th at science “Few things could perk up It is a real pleasure for this economy so powerfully aa was vastly overrated and that me to be able to bring spe­ an augmented flow of gen­ th* American supermarket cial events of this typo to uinely new product* aimed has meant more to American Sanford because I know that straight a t the American con­ economic progress than atomie all tho organizations, orivato energy. H* thinks mergers and public, will co-operata sumer ," he concluded. Still, he wasn't pessimistic. are good. He doesn't fear and help make it a succcs* Paul A. Samuelson, Massa­ head-on collisions between Sincerely, chusetts Institute of Technol­ business and government reg­ City of Sanford ogy, crashed through with a ulation bacaus* regulation ia Jam es R. Jernlgaa 21-point program on what the Ineffective when th* industry Director of Recrco* country should do to achieve doesn’t wish to be regulated. tion & Parks "I nm suggesting," he said, economic growth. I t was so long and dstallsd than an sfficsnt economy re­ that ha didn't have time to quires discontented business­ OVER 35 YEARS read i t But it Is all In hla text men, outraged labor leaders At First & Palmetto and it goes beyond anything mid frustrated bureaucrats. (Alongside old post office) Stlgier refused to present President Kennedy offer* in tha way of government aid to any list of recommendations private boslnaaa and social to promote economic growth, welfare. but he made a prophecy on ‘Oversimplified, h a r e a r a whnt might happen if a set of soma Sninuelton ideas: Mora policies could bo devised to public expenditure to reduce raise output 10 per cont per • C a rp e ts • F u r n i t u r e th* risk of private Invest* capita for the future: • Tile • Pianos mentn. Permit estate to b* de­ “Then, In the well-known • Rental Beds preciated on a base th a t la in­ year 1984, average family In- * ! i Sanford Furniture Co. i • ^ I > « 4 8 6 4 j l 4 I A New Role For Wilson In support of their position, they point out that although approximately two month* have elapsed since the cur­ rent session began, hardly anything has happened. 1 have no intention of get­ ting involved in this contro­ versy, but I would like to do a y bU te keep at least one aap*c4 af th* racord straight. Contrary to the way it By Hat Cothran might appear to the naked How would you Uko to have for a neighbor the women who eye, Congress actually has played th* piano for 44 hours been r a th e r. busy this year. and IS minutes without stop­ ping! Two reasons for buying government bonds: defense In general and dufensa against hard times in old ago. Barbs l Letters MMNf No Comment For U.S. Worry Clinic | |I Peter Edson - A N D W H E N SHE W A S B A D SHE W A S HORRID! MODERN WOODMEN JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP Ten want yonr child te have a firm foundation far Ilf*. Consider, then, the many worthwhile advantage* of having them Join nn* of Moduli Woodmen's Junior Clubs, now bring organised In this eren. Junior Clubs ar* non-sectarian, based on the principles of patriotism and democracy. They provide wholesome recreation, fun. and the rh araclrr training th at makes far good rlUtewshlp, benefiting your eutlru community. JULIAN WMIUHAM 8e* th at your child enjoy* this well-rounded fel. low ship. Modern Woodmen Junior Club membership at No Extra Coat available for I I -20 per year for children, age* 1 to 4— Immediate payment af I88S slightly higher a t nlher ages. when potto •trikes. Payment of an additional 8U4 la event the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE poll* stu c k resells la crippling after effect* n r SeetlL Julian Whigham DISTRICT AGENT •06 W. 20th 61. SANFORD. Phone 322-8448 NOW YOU CAN TAKE YOUR INCOME TAX REFUND IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS • J4 i F a r t t e l i n t tlma, you Ssa take our Income tax refund In Sorias F. tnlted Btatea Savings Bonds. All you hava to do la check a box on your IM S tax return. T his te s a M ay eon von lent way to held oa to money ytm Sara already saved. You won’t g et any cash which you’d bo te a p to d to spend. Your rafund comes aa Bonds which will return re tu rn you dollars lo r ovary You 44 di { • at maturity. T to a a t Billions 4r b r * bolld th e ir financial s trs n s th through UJ3. Havings Bonds. And th e ir s trsn sth la tho strength of the nation—so im portant In these crucial timaa to ua and to 2raa paopte everywhere. I f you hava a rafund coming e a your ’62 tax, think It over before deciding how to take IL And when you decide to take it in Saving* Honda, aea if you don’t leal protty good about It. V, C. I«vtoi» B<mda • Yea art H k % tosweat la amtortiy • pBSrSS laaL iaauayad, or atetot * tm *oe save aa Pay T ho I N I T ax K a la n i gtvaa you s choice o f taking y o u r rafu n d In cash o r U.8. Savings Bonds. Full d e ta ils a r t in th a Instruction f o r a . K e e p freedom In your future with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS FLA. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA HOME OFFICRi ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS IMt # • • �\ Fri. Mar. 8. 1963—Pape 8 ®!fr 0«rtftrrB VrraPi Exceptional Children Symposium Evaluates Plan By Jane C nw lb»rrj Representative Joo Davis •ml Mack Cleveland Jr., unop­ posed candidate for the State Senate from Seminole County, appeared on tho panel at a Legislative Symposium on Ex­ ceptional Children held Wed­ nesday night at tho Cherry Pinza in Urlundo. This was the first Sympos­ ium of its kind to ho held in the stato and legislator* from Uiange, Seminole, Lake, O s -•'olti and llrevuid Counties, as well us those serving on sub-committees on nt c n t a I health and the education com­ mittees, were invited to par­ ticipate. Purpose of the Symposium *ns to acquaint these worker* with needs of Florida's excep­ tional children und the Legis­ lature's role in meeting these needs. Mrs. Mary Wltcngier, co­ ordinator of puramcdirul serv­ ice* nt Forrest Park School speaking on the "Overview o( Exceptional Children.” defin­ ed tho exceptional child us one needing specially t r u i n e d teachers in older to overcome pliysicul or muntul limitations or one neejing special help in order to take full advantage of his potential. This might include the blind, deaf, retard­ ed. emotionally disturbed, those with *pcciul health prob­ lems or thu brilliant who become bored with normal class­ room progress without spcciul guidance. William McEnloc, director of special education for Hruv- Legal Notice i> m i : itiiirt it r n r iiT iv %m i ro il M'.wiMii.n i iii v . T V , ri.llltlliv Ml. 127113. t i i i : mi t i m . m :\i:riT i.irn I N S D R A N C B COM P A N T , s M v J e rs e y c o rp o ra tio n . risln tlff, vs. XVII.I.IAM C. n n A P K N e t hi. pefentlaiits. m i t i i k n r a riT T in: s t v t i : o r ri.m m i.t toi M a r n r e t C. t l r s o s n , resilience u n k n o w n . T o u e r e h e r e b y n m lfls A I h s t s s u i t lia s b e e n filed s n s l n s t y o u . w i l l i a m C.. l t r s d e n a n d U n i t e d M tstes o f A m s r l e * In tb s above entitled cause, and t h a t y o u a r e r e q u i r e d t o Clio y o u r a n s w e r w ith th* C lark • f t h i s C o u r t a n d to s e r v e • copy (hereof upon th * plain1 1f r o r p l a i n t i f f ' s a t t n r n e j * . w h n e a n a m e a n d a d d r e s s Is Je m iliiK e, W a t t e , C l e r k s a n d l l s m l l t o n , 1700 l l a r n e t t N a t i o n ­ a l H e u k llullillnii, J a c k s o n * Ills J, F lo rid a, not la te r th u ii A p r i l I, t i l l . I f y o u r a i l t o do an * d e g r e e p r o c o n f a a a o will b s e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u fo r Ilia r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In Ilia c o m p l a i n t , b is s u i t la t o f o r e cloao a m u r t * a a a . T h e r e a l p r o p e r l y p r o a s e d e d a g a i n s t l«i Let SI. SOUTH P IN UC H E ST. T h ir d A ddition, s s u 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 Hoo k I I , p e a s e (1 a n d IS » f I h e p u tilln it. • r n rd e of H xnlnole County, F lorida. W ITN E SS m y h a n d and th e s e a l of a s t d C o u r t a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , t h l a S7th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 10<3. (•H A L) A r t h u r >1. H e e k w l t h . J r . , C l e r k of t h s C i r c u i t C o u r t 11: M a r t h a T. V lh le n D ep u ty C lerk P u b l i s h M a r c h I. S. 16. Si. 11(1. c n o -s in t h is c m t iii: p iii ru iT c n tg T of Ji iiic ia i. c m . C I I T IN A VO F t m s K N I N O l . N r i l l N T S . F I. till III X. in n i i N i i : n r s o , iis*n> east I l lt O O K L T N HA VI.NOB B A N K , a N ew Y o r k corpora* lion, artl County, spoke on the question "Why Educate Ex­ ceptional Children?” saying that wc educate them for the same reusotts wo edi^ruto any rliild plus ailditinnal human­ itarian uud ocunomlc emtsidnations. Miss A An Poythress, presi­ dent of tho Central Florida Chapter Council for Excep­ tional Children, reviewed thu exceptional child service* of­ fered in Orange County and told of the desperate need for nturo unit* and trained In­ structor* to take care of the long waiting lists of children. Till* situation is fairly typicul of the whole state. (Sem­ inole hna only one teacher for irtarded children und only one speech therapist.) Junics Bowling, executive director of the Florida Coun­ cil for lietarded Children, told tho Legislators that hi* group will sponsor legislation to provide $60,000 for scholar­ ships to enable trucheia to take further training which will certify them to teat It ill tlie exceptional child program. There is u shortage of train­ ed specialist* In this field and though tltcsu teacher* receive the satno sulutic* a* reguiur teachers it is hoped that the scholarship* would servo us nn incentive to take special courses required. Tlie presentation* were fol­ lowed hy probing question* from the legislators concern­ ing tlie proposals with the legislative hostess, Senator Both Johnson of Orange, act­ ing as moderator for tlie pun- Others attending the sym­ posium from Seminole County included Principal Christy Harp, representing tlie Coun­ ty School Board;; Jan For­ tune. Republican candidate for tho Legislature; Mrs. Je r­ ry Keith, teacher nt the Little V ★ ★ Red School House in Sanford; |Jim Hunt, president of the Seminole County Assn, for | retarded Children; Mrs. John Barlow, vice president of the : association; Mrs. S y l v i a Humes, association secretary und !L R. Parker, n member. ★ ★ ★ Legal Notice rislntlff, IV TIII1 M l l t l l T C O t H T O F T i l l : NINTH J t l l K I U . C l l l . NS. IN A NII FOII BF.MIL IN D A SI. n t U T T O N . a w id o w . M I T D e f e n d a n t . Nlll.M COUNTY, IT.(Ill III % IN I ' l l t Nl IIIIV NO. ISJiaa NOTH IS T O IIISFKNII OH O l l l l l i l l O F 1*1 III.II.’ I T I I I V K O T IC H o f r i l H l d C A T t O M M IT I’OII F O K R r i . O l l ' N B WKMT m i d i : F E D K I t A L MAVT O I L IN D A M. n i l I T T O N , • 1NTI* AND U ) A N A f (OCT AT IO N O F Nl:tV Y O R K , a NSW w idow Y ork bunking (V rp u rstln n , ll .u i t e No. I, llo* S i ; P lain tiff F s> r t t e v llle. N o r m C a r ­ olina V*. YOU. L IN D A kl. UHITTOW, P H I i . l t ’ SI: I DM AN AN D J E A N are hereby n o t i f i e d d i a l a B Y T E S t. I OMAN, lit* W ilt, D afan-lantt C o m p la in t f o r F o re c lo s u r e of M ortgage has bean f ile d T O i J K A N E T T I l SKIIIMAN a u j l n a l you. am t you a re r e ­ Aililr*-* IT-know n q u i r e d t o a e r v e a co p y o f Y* ill A ID : IIKHK tlY NOTIy o u r A n a w e r o r I 'l e a d l u g a to F I K D th at a »ult (u K o r s c to s e n a a ln -t m l stnl th o C o m p l a i n t o n t h e Plain* M o r ' s a u a t i r r 'e a t t o r n . >. Jo * c p li M. iitraoiuti p r o p a r t y baa i>««n 1 I t e g c r a l d . : s s H e c u r lty T r u e l llla-l a a a t n a t r » u In Ilia a b o v a l l u l l d l n a , M ia m i SS. F l o r i d a , C o u r t b y t b a a b o v a naina-l a n d f ile Ilia o r i g i n a l A n s w e r P l a i n t i f f . T lie p r o p e r t y s o u g h t , ,r P l e a d i n g Iti t h e o f f i c e of t o lia to r r - | o - » - l I- n- f o l l o w s : t h e C l e r k o f Ih e C i r c u i t C o u r t I. n t JJ. III-. W 15. E A S T o n o r b e f o r e I h e Snd d a y of 11 I I O O K MUIIUIVIMION, \ p r l l , A. !>.. ISIS. If y o u fa ll K N I T No. *. a w a r d i n g tu t . do s >. J u d g m e n t by d e f a u l t Hi* p l a t t h e r e o f • • r a e o r J . u t i l be t a k e n e a s i e s t y o u f o r • i| In l i s t Hook 19. I’a* * a tlir r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e I I . anil I I . P u b l i c l U c t . n t s Com plaint. of ■ •m lnola County, F lo rThe descrip tio n of th a real Ida. p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a i n s t lei TOU A III: ItEQI I iti;i» lo 1 s t I. Illook I I . T O W N - • *rva a ot/iiy -if yuur Anawar, SITF. OK S O U T H C I I U L U - or o t h e r Piraillnir on P la in ,,T A . a eubd l* lelun, a s - l l f r a Atto rn ay. IIIVINQ N'Ac o r d i n g t o p t « t t h e r e o f , T i l ANSON. I’ - i . P. I), lb.* r e c o t d e d III F l a t H ook t . 111. F a u flalH*. Florlils. aliJ P a g - - ( I t o a t . Ill luslve. f i l s Ilia orig in a l In tba o fflra t h e P u b l i c l l s c a r d s of nf Ilia Clrrk o f Ilia abova m ln o ts C o u p t y . F l o r i d a . I’o u ri on. o r b rf-rr. Ill* 19th Tills notice s h a l l be p u b l i s h ­ da y o f March. I l f l . In dae d m u * , n h w e e k f o r f o u r f a u l t o f w h ich tba Com pla int cons.-, uii*- w e e k s l u t h a Man- w ill ba l a k i n as eollfaaaail l o r d H erald. • K sllist i i ’U fu r III* r o l l " ! laiN i; \NI> t i l l D E H E D a t r » q u * at* il In P l u l n t l f r a C o m ­ S a n f . i r 1. — mln-il* <- “ u « l »• p l a i n t . F lo rid .. Cd* STlh d a y o f » • b D A T E D 111.* J l l l l -lay « f F tb ru a iy , Ikes, a t Uriai.Uo, r u a r y A. P . 17*-F lorid*. A r t h u r II. I l a e k w l t h . J r . A rth u r II. U e c k w l t s . Jr .. C lerk if C i r c u i t C o u r t C lark of tb s Circuit C o u rt B y : M a r t h a T. M i l i e u ll y i M art ha T. V l h l i n D e p u t y C lerk D rputy C la r k A tto rn * ? for P lala tlff Jo s e p h M F ltsg ersld J S ( S«cu ty T r u s t H u l l d l n g I r v i n s N slh a h -o t, Publltli Fsb. 1*. 51 6 Mar M ia m i : : f l o r i d * P u b l i s h Mar. 1. »• **• — ***•• i. •. m i. U D F -.T C b ti-k Girl Scout Week To Begin Sunday By Frances Wetter gramed for each day, a» Troops of the Lake Mary Lake Mary School, neigh­ Girl Scout Week for 1963 follow*: area that have been and borhood chairman. will begin Sunday with the M o n d a y , Homcmaking; will be celebrating the week Troop 106, with 27 Brownio girls attending v a r i o u s Tuesday, Citizenship; Wed­ with special programs and members; Mr*. MUton J . The Sanrord Junior High | churches in the community, nesday, Health and Safety; their leaders In charge of Sorokow-sky, leader and Mrs. International activities arc: in uniform and in a body, T h u r s d a y , Jerri Keith, active assistant. School Band, under Ihe dir­ when possible. Troop* will Friendship; Friday, Arts and Mrs. L. E. Morgan, dis­ Troop 348, with 12 Inter­ ection of Bandmaster Fete continue to observe the week Crafts and Saturday, Out of trict chairman, and Mrs. mediate members; Mrs. Lou Bukur will enter a district with special activities pro­ Doors, Carl Lind, a teacher in the Noguelra, leader and Mra. contest for tlie first time Betty Roberson, assistant when they journey to leesleader. burg Saturday for the Dis­ Troop 85, with 20 Interme­ diate members; 3!rs. Thomas trict Five event. A. Best, leader and Mrs. Bukur said that the group Cleo Schcnik, assistant. will enter tlie concert sight Troop 447, with 23 Brow­ reading category, solos and nie members; Mrs. William ensembles. Members of the McGhicy, leader. Troop 557 with 23 Brownla majorette corps will also en­ members, Mrs. Harold W. ter competition. Danklcfi, leader and Mrs. Eighty m c m l H T t of the 180 Charlotte Wlrrman, assist­ member aggregation will ant. take part in the daylong pre­ Troop 211. a senior troop of Wing Scout* with IS mem­ sentation of young talent, bers; Mr*. Elmer W. Avonwhich will lie judged and ! si, leader and Mrs. L. E. rated by the Florida Band­ Morgan, assistant. m aster's Assn. A new Brownio troop with Hand member* who will Mr*. Maxine Alexander, lead­ enter solo competition nvIII er. be Mcda Nciman, (lute; Ste­ H ic k troops have Just phen Leach, Micky McClancompleted helping with th* ahau, Mike Stefovich, and annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale Neil HiChurdc on the cor­ through which they earn net; Jack Beckwith and money for Ih d r organization Dwigut Blackwelder on tlie lo pay for camping trips. trombone; Glenn Aislcy, Che­ Tlie Brownie girls take In­ ryl Jones and Emory Spelr terest in field trip* and raft on the alto saxophone; Ho­ work. The Intermediate* con­ lier l Durrance on the b u » centrate on badge work and and Mark Haborn on the also like out-of-door* activi­ drums. l’Ol'l'OUN FOR SALE by nionibvra of the Diversified Cooperative Train­ ties and arts and crafti. Ensemble competitors are ing Club will be a feature of tlie Draft Rnccn to be held at tlie Ouceolo AirThe Senior troop has alert­ flute trio, Sally Deal, Cindy Strip by tlie Seminole Tindnit Aasn., Saturday at 8 p.m. Proceed* of the ed a new project that D Slayton and Mcda Neinvan; impcorn aalo will he used to complete the elub'a civic project* for the very worthwhile for the com­ Clarinet quartet, Becky year. Hero, nre Randy Jonca, club chaplnin, Caroline Baggerly, vice presi­ munity—a clothing drlva to Tanner, Steve l-cacb, Bill dent, Judy Van Winkle, hintorinn nnd Hobby Johnson, president as they help Ihe needy. They hop* and Chat! Crowell. prepare the machine for lots of hot poppin’. (Herald Photo) to work hand in hand with Clarinet quartet, Claudia the Welfare Dept, of th* Bonigardnrr, Katherine J u ­ county. At present, children'* lian, Ware Gardner and Billy items arc their main objec­ Spoigel. tive and they need baby Cornet trio. Mickey Melliitig* and night clothing Clanahan, Van Stuart and rigid NOW. Call Mr*. AveReal Estair Transactions Sibarco Corp. to Scrgasco, Mike Stefovich. Oakland Hill*, $8,000 Griffon Prcswell, etux to Inc. Sunland, $il,ooo FHA to JItsc Colvard Jr., nal or Mrs. Morgan it any­ Brass sextet, Ken Marlin. l ’reswell, etux rlux. Heftier llnmcf, $8,IKK) one has contributions. Sammy Parrish. D u c k y Benjamin Jerry Smith tu Jam es My­ Smith, Perry Kchrlbcrgcr, Pinerreil, $14,600 Morion lltirdru to Frederick ers, elux, Queens Mirror, Robert Dckie, etux to Jo­ Stephen Gordy and Robert FYuclian, elux, Allamonlc, $10,600 seph Johnson, elux, C. C. $14,500 Durrance. M. B. Lang Mull, elux tu Twirling jololals will be Manor, $10,000 John Sobih, Jr., etux, Watson A. J. Peterson, elux, (u Earl 1-eslio Hope, etux lo Mark Martha Johnson, Susan Stein, Higginbotham, Buena Vlsla, .Siihdvn. $12,600 Susan Kelley, Gaye Manley Schlisc, Forest I-ake, $o,ooo $7,600 John Soblk Jr., etux to A. N. Miller, etux to Wil­ Lvmla Spencer and Dianne M. It. Langston, Normandy Francis Meriwether, etux, lo liam Hmlcll, etux, Cassel­ Hcacli. George Carver Jr., elux, JACKSONVILLE <UH) — Park, $U.50o There will be two twirling berry, $ifl.OOo 33 19-31, $10,000 .Marriage Application* Increased trade with Latin ensembles made up of 12 Ralph Barber, etux lo Earl Jam es Gregsby, Fitzgerald, Lnwrls J. Leary, elnl, lo Amsrlcan and other countries Snntely, etux, Altamonte girls each, Bukur said. Franrea 1’ldlllpi, Loch Ar­ tinder the free enterprise eye(in., nnd Joanne Sliirlds, lights, $13,000 bor, $14,800 tern of th* United Statee can Sanford Oakland Estates, Inc. to Mid-Fla. Invettmcnt Co. to •pell tha difference between Jainrs Jackson, Sanford, and Francis Hoidrich, Jr., etux, Charles Bloom, elux, Kslr- victory and defeat in tha cold llcbccca Books, Sanford Oakland Estates, $lu,00o lane, $t5,6oo Hielinrd Dclwllcr, St. Paul war, Gov. Farrla Bryant aald Wllmcr W. Potter Company, Mid-Fla. Invcilment Co. to Park, Minn., and Mildred todny. Inc. to William W. Walters, Mlil-Kia. Golf Course, Inc., Tiirknctt, Jacksonville Bryant told tha second Flo­ etux, Druid Hill*, $2u,ooo Fairlane, $14,000 Divorce Decree* rida World Trad* Conference MARCHS Tyrus Hicks, elux to Frank Clara Odessa Cooper Neberthat Florida and its business Admissions Jordan, elux, Wildmere, $13,- Mmnio Morgan v» Eddie gall, lo Lawrence Hepburn, Morgan leader* can play an ImportWilton Ilussie Jr., Enterprise; 600 etux. 3221-31, $5,600 nnt role In Latin America, Louise Model, DeBary; Wil­ ItuUi Gardner io John Ul­ George Day vs Julia Day Orlando Fed. S. and L. lo lie Norden, I-ikc Mary; Em­ mer, etux, Crystal Lake, $9,- Madeline Ilatlaway v* Billy Charles Myers, elux, Wil­ bc4h In development of trade llattaway for tho state and • • exporter* ma Lee Wright, Altamonte 000 liamson light*., $0,700 VA to Joseph D. Peek, Harry Johnson vi Vesta W. K. Gray Jr„ dux to Don­ of freedom for • troubled con­ Spgs.; Detores French, LungJohnson wood; Rosemary Br»> boy, elux, Sunland, $12,450 ald Bale*, elux, Cryital tinent. Charles Dukes, elux to Ma­ Jn*n Johnson va Henry John­ June Wilkins, Laurel CbeccfUltimate success In the cold Lake lights., $21,000 son Jr. war, he said, hinges not to sky, Willha Drummer, Flor­ rion Cross, elux, West Haven, Jack Cnlcinau, elux, to FIIA, Hulta Filed much on actions of govern­ ence Dlmmnck, Mary Schueo- $11*500 N Chuluota, $6,000 emann, Willie McGee, Ken­ Ell Qualn, elux to Abe Obar- Fed. NatT Alin, vs Dale Wil­ Alfred Forshey Jr., d ux, to ment, but on the Initiative of liams, etal, mtg. fcl. neth Higginbotham, Frank Itn. elux, 13 21-30, $42,600 Robert Robbins, etux, We.v Individuate. llc'b crt Owens, elux lo Gar­ Conn. Savings Bank vs How­ lllildcll, Cheryl Fear of San­ " It Is what th* Individual lliersfield, $9,100 ard Harris, etal, mlg. fri. eth Matlirk, elux, Lake Brant­ ford. business man and corporation Fed. N*t'l Mlg. Assn, va Jimmie Hollis, elux, (o Dor­ does In prospecting these new ley, $ 11,200 Birth* othy U-ary, Ravenna Park, Richard Bollinger, elux, Lure Frank Andaman to Mr. ami Mr*. Bicherd Oientl frontiers of trad* and meeting lll.eo o mlg. fcl. Michael Wilkinson, Prairie of Sanford, a girl th* challenge of Soviet econo, Hefllcr to David ItclmichusAinnskrag Savings Bank vs Mr. and Mr*. Edward Cliecef- Lake, $12,000 mio conceal lone that wtlt spell •*d, etux, $ 12,000 Raynier Rhode*, etal, llllg. Kerr Htdr*, Inc. to Gerald sky of Sanford, a girl out tlie success or seal tha fcl. Adams, etux, Longdalc, $10,Discharge* An edition of tho Bilil# pub. doom of governmental ef­ East lirooklyn Savings Bank Christopher Konig, DeBary; 600 Ilshed In 1H01 Is rullsd the forts.’' vs Linda M. Britton, aitg. Keller Corp. lo Poeo Con­ John Hoy, Geneva; W i l l "Murderer*' Bible" from an fel. Irirk, Lake Mary; Mrs. Rich­ struction Co. Weatiiersfleld, error In the ICtli versa of tlie Only men and ants engage Krai Estate TransarUoua ard Davidson ami baby. Lake $13,000 Epistle of Jude, xvlilrlt consists In urgsnlied physical conflict M. B. Langston, elux, to Ben Kendall, etux, to FHA, Mary; Mr*. Jerry VanD.nn John Sobik Jr., etux, Wat­ of tlio word "murmurers” be­ between groups of the game and baby, Longwood; Lyman N. Orlando, $ll,ooo ing given ns "murilorers." species. son's Sulxlvn., $12,600 W. P. Fed. S. and L. to Myeri, Clyda Ale, Burchfield John tioblk Jr., etui, to M. II. Thomas Von Bramer, etux, Miller J r„ Margaret Cleve­ Langston, Normandy, $0,600 Queen's $llrror, $0,70o land of Sinlord. Sibarro Corp, to Surgasco, Jlarlon Kramarciyk to Bay Inc. 17-21-30, $101,000 Clanton, etux, Longacrea, Sibitrco Corp. to Sergasco, $13,600 When >ou plan tu meet an I CAVE CANS O f arriving Iravclur, be on time. Inc. Rosalind buhdvn. $6l,oou Harold Grvek, elux, to FHA, Courthouse Records c.l Thu jirimc basic and immed­ iate need is for additional units to be made possible by allotment of more fund* and qualified teachers. Tho group will uak for 100 additional units per ycur for the bien­ nium. A total of 60,000 chil­ dren are now being served in the atatc while twice th at many are In need of help, Jutige F r a n k Whilukur, president of the Runiund I’arent's Group, spoka on tho sat­ ellite program for tlie severe­ ly retatded which is part of the trend towards decentral­ isation and the building of rrginnal center*. Tho advantage of *uch catrllitcs is their convenience to the parunt* and economy to tit* elate a* tlie coil would be reduced by half. There is a t present a two year wailing period duu to lack of bed spaco in the established ttuiuliitf center*. Lendl* S u tler, consultant in special education for the State DrpL cf Education, reviewed prnpoecd legislation for ex­ ceptional cliildron. Questions were submitted from the audience during an open forum. Mr*. Sara Sparrow of For­ est City ac-rved a* moderator for the prugrum which was sponsored hy the Central Flor­ ida Council for Exceptional Children and the O r a n g e County Assn, for Retarded Children. Sanford Junior High To Enter District Meet Trade Stressed By Bryant AN ALL-DAY WORKSHOP, held hy mumbors of tho LoiiKWood Civic League in preparation for tho March 10 Spring Fontival, found Mm. W. J. Hartley hanging completed apron* iih Mm. Chnrles Morrison pinned pattern* to make more, top photo, while Mm. K. P. Richards and Miss Dorothy Heath made Itoiikmurks from old Christ­ man and grooting cards, bottom photo. (Herald Photos) Longwood Civic League Holds Spring Festival Workshop By Donna Estes Tlie Ling wood civic Lea­ gue (Women’* Club) in e | Tuesday morning at the Civic League Building on Church St. for a workahop m prepar­ ation for the March 16 Spring Festival, an annual fund­ raising event of the Lcagu«. Mrmbera brought their own lack lunchea and were served dessert and eoffeg at noon by the hoalesaai, Mr*. Balph Start, Mrs. Ellery Itaddiii, Legal Notice IN T I I K M U M I T CHI HT OF T I I E NINTH J l l l i m t , r i l l IT IT HI’ IT.I1IIIII \ IN ( N i l F i l l ! OEHINOI.E D l l NTI . I * C HAVCr.H Y NO. IZVW n o t ic b of p i n i.iriT in v (V E S T S I D E F E D E I I A I . KXVIN i IM AN D I / J A N ASSOCIA­ T IO N . a N r\v Y o r k H a n k i n g •••oclatlol, IT slm lff, v*. Mr*. Clark McCoy, Mra. Oti* Lee, Mra. Carlaml Sliuw, Mr*, i'aul Burinakler und Mia* Dorulhy Heath. Following lunch tlie busi­ ness meeting wa* conduclcii witii Mra. L. L. Cox, presi­ dent, in charge. Devotional waa given by Mr*. Waller Krohne fnllowrrt by t h e Pledge to the Flag and the Beading of Ihe Collect. An outdoor American Flag waa presented to (ho League by South Seminole VFW Aux­ iliary 8207 represented by Mra. Merle Harris, past pres­ ident, and Mrs. Jack Hop kins. Mra. Cox expressed tlie League’s appreciation. Mr*. Cox announced that March 21 ia Donor* Day at Old Glory American Legion Poll HU and urged llio n u m ­ ber* to request uiduiic in the area who can doualo blood lo . do so on that day between I 4:30 and 6 p.m. at Ihe lA-gion Home on Prairie Luke. Site explained Hint the blood from tho old Glory Blood Bank ir available to anyone in the area requesting it. The workshop was resumed at tlie conclusion of tlie bus H E O IK IK L W A R D . J R . a n d J O Y C E L. W A R D . Ill* w l f a D r f* n .l a n t a T O i (IF.OItH i: l„ W A R D . J i t . an.I J i l l O E 1- W ARD , Ills w ifa. i(-*|, 1* n r* u n k n o w n you are iiE iiE tiv n o t i­ f i e d Hist a aull to ( o rrc lo ss M o r l g a K a s n a l i i a t r e a l a n d pera,.nut i . r o p r r i y b a a b a r n flla-l • a a l i o t y o u In Ilia a bo*.' C o u r t by t b a a b o v a nam.-.l P l a i n t i f f . T h a p r o p e r t y s o u a h t l o ba fo rtclo * * ,t I* a* f o l l o w - : L o t l«T. O A K L A N D llll.l-H. acoordlng to lb * plat tliaraof a s li< ro r,lr-l In P l a t T i c k 11, P a p * * a l a n d i n e a i . (I, Public Rrourfla* of H - m ln o l* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . n > t; a id : iik q u jiir d to • »r»« a c o p y o f y o u r aii-H-ar, o r o lli.r p lr id ln * . on p l a i n ­ tiff's A llo rn a y , Irv ln a N a th ­ a n t o n . i : » q u l r a . P. O. Ilo* >11, F a n H alil# , F l o r i d a , a n d file WASHINGTON (UPI) — tl.a u r l K l n a l In t h - o f f I-* o f The American Medical Asso­ l h a C l a r k n f Ilia a b o a o C o u r t on. o r b a f o r a , t b a IStli d a y ciation toduy endorsed Presi­ n f M a r r h , 1 X 1 In d e f a u l t o f dent Kennedy’s plan to e*Libwrl,l.li f l u •.V iiiplalnl w ill t>Ilk IS a s ...... f a s s a d a s a l n a t Rail u mental hospital in every y o u f o r H it r . l l . f r * q u * * t t d community. in P l a i n t i f f * C o i u p l a l n l . Tiis A,MA, which has stead­ D A T E D i n l a l l t l i .lay . o f F»bruar>, H it, a t n u . f - . r l , fastly opposed the President's F lo rid a. .Medicare proposals, rumu out (SE A 1.1 A r m o r II. U a c k w l t b . J r ., w h uls iis w r lm lly in support of C ltr l. of C irc u it C o u rt hit p r o g r a m t o g r a d u a l l y raUy: M a n i l a T . V l h l t n place antiquated stntc mental t>. C. pubiitii F to. i i. a Mar. institutions villi community Hospital Notes 4 MILLION PAINT A W A Y F R E E L A S T YEAR TO MY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS FROM COAST TO C0ASTI • a t * asetuiT la s t * 5 ’ £ al. rviaY W A M A Supports Mental Boost i. >. us*. C D * -.* trea tm en t center*. m oalFRH — IY»Y M Cold®1 A NEW OUTDOOR AMERICAN FLAG wan prongntod to Mra. L, L. Cox, prettitlcnl of the Longwood Civic Lcukuc, right, by tho Atixlllury to South Seminole VFW Post 8207 at the League'll Inxt moctinp. Ri-prcncntinir the post were Mra. Jack Hopking, left and Mr*. Merle Harris. (Herald Photo) 209 West 1st S t FA 2-3649 Sanford, Fla. �I «Tj» # n fc r% Page 6—Fri. Mar. 8,1963 #»rtTfc "Mad Hat" Party Honors Rushees Of Gamma Lambda Othera attending were Mra. i.lira. Jerry McCabe, Mra. lira . Joe Dennison wa» hoiJoe Corley, Mra. Don Ham- Charlea Kampf and the rushleaa for a jet-icqualnted ner, Mra. Jam ea Daughtry, | eca. party at her homa on Wynnwood Drive recently. It wai apomored by member* of the Gamma Lambda Chapter ol t/ BeU Sigma Phi, aororlty, *' honoring the niaheea, Mra. Steven Berry and Mra. J. W. Carter. Gueata arrived at the party with material! to faahlon a "Mad Hat.” While assemblIng the chapeaux the glrla chatted and got acquainted with each other. After the hata were made each one modeled their crea­ tion! at an Informal atyle ahow. Mra. Charlea Wella of Saakatchewan, C a n a d a , a gueat of Mra. Joe Corley, aerved aa judge. Mra. Larry Mann won the prUe with an Eaater bonnet made of g ra n , Eaater egga and a furry bunny. An all occaalon hat of varloua holiday ftema made by Mra. LaMar Meredith and a Valentine heart bonnet by Mra. J. L. Blythe, were the runnera-up. Everyone did auch a good job it wai hard to aclcct winner!. Coftoitciics, Mra. Banka Golden, Mra. BlUy Wynn, and Mra. Jlm ea Jonea aerved refreahmenta of brownlea, ice cream and coffee. Peacemakers T o Publish Newsletters The Peacemaker! Wlvea of VAH-T have recently airmail­ ed their flrat edition of a pio­ neering effort, a monthly ncwaletter to tbelr huabanda, who are beginning a aeven montha Mediterranean crulae • a the Navy’a flrat ASJ Vigi­ lante Squadron, aboartl the new atomic carrier, the Enterpriae. The purpoae of the printed "Bound Robin” la to inform all the abaent apouiea of the many individual and joint activitiea the ladlea are engaged in while their huabanda are an active part of the Sixth Fleet. Included in the nowa are account! of gardening, bowling, civic work, atudyIng for an additional degree, and even embroidering. Each wife aubmlta an arti­ cle about her varloua Individ­ ual endeavor at the bualneaa meeting each month. Thcae itema are combined with an account of the joint group efforta, like brldgca. aociala, etc., and brief blographlea of the new feminine aquadron office holdera for the next a ll montha, auch aa treaaurer, publicity chairman and other office!. All thla la compiled to make a mimeographed trl-pager en­ titled "Peacemaker! Patter” which la aent not only to the aea-going huabanda, but alao to the Navy wlvea who have gone homa for the crulae. Cdr. C. W. Meahler, Chief Staff Officer for Hat Wing I One, haa generoualy volun­ teered to co-operate In print­ ing theie papera for the wlvea of VAH-T, aa their "get­ ting to know you better” pro­ ject. Americana are becoming two refrigerator families. An increasing number of families purchaelng new re­ frigerator* keepa the old mod14* for added storage ipaco In tha baaenu-nt, spare room or garage. Tear Downterra ForU t SANFORD FLOWER 8HOP Car. E. fat ft Hanford A rt. PA S -lo n PA 8-8411 OFFICERS’ WIVES CLUB members are making final preparations for the benefit White Ele­ phant sulc and luncheon Thursday, March 14, at the Muyfalr Inn, beginning at 12 noon. Mrs. F. G. Plapp, seated, and Mrs. B. E. Rogcro. left standing, and Mrs. Leonard D. Ellingwood mot at the homo of Mrs. David Olmstcad, general chuirmun, to plan details and nmko decorations for the event. Deadline for reservations is March 12. (Herald Photo) C R E A T IV E W OMAN News In Pleats A favorite with tire fashlonwlae miss la the striking pleated frock shown tier* with raglan sleeves and a rolled collar. No. 1431 with Photo-Guide la in alses 10, 12, 14, 10, 10, 20. Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, monotone, 4% yards of 33 Inch. To order send 5o rent* In coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 43S, Midtown Stutlon New York 1*. N. Y. Print name, address, stylo number and size. (D sa h DEAR ABBY: What, in your opinion, is u Rood line of work for u girl to get into if she is interested in getting a man? ANXIOUS DEAR ANXIOUS: Nursing — a mnn loves a girl who knows how to rub his back. Air line stewardess— where else can you find a man al­ ready strapped down? • • Personals By Jane Ca**ribrrry Mr. and Mr*. Tom Herald Lake Triplet Dr., Casselber­ ry, have as their guests Ills mother, Mrs. E. M. Herald of Miami. ALL NEW LAUNDEEAMA 37th ST. NEXT TO P1NKCKEBT SCHOOL (BAST) FEATURING FULL AUTOMATIC CYCLE MACU1NEH 38 LB. LOAD CAPACITY ........ ........... ...................*3e DRYERS FEATURE I MINUTES rO R _____ __- Sc COMPLETELY INDOORS OUT OF WEATHER OPEN 14 HRS. DAY • T DAYS WEEK SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE URRALD AND GET YOUR FIRST WASHER LOAD FREE OFFER GOOD » TO S THRU SA T , MARCH S3. • Story League 1040 wmnetaw PHOTO-GUIDE | 1 Truthseekers Meet At Turner Home Mr*. R. W. Turner, presl dent of the Truthseekers Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church, was hostess for the monthly meet Ing of (ho group. Mrs. C. C. Priest led the de vutlon* using as her topic "I’caco." Mrs. Turner gave an article entitled "My for niula for a revival.” Mra. Bertha David who re­ cently celebrated her B8th birthday, thanked the class for their token of love and Mr*. Eva Harkey expressed her thanks for cards and lov­ ing deeds rendered during her recent illness. Hippy birthday was sung to Mra. J. B. Crawford and Mra» David. During tho social hour hostesses, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Anna Ste vena and Mrs. J. F. McLel land served refreshments of cake and coffee. O t h e r a attending were Mmes. L. E. White, 11. D. lllbbok, R. F. Crenshaw, J. F. Riser, A. Hcwson, W. E. Timms, T. E. Wilson. Fanny Mason, J, G. Walts, Flossie Goodsou and Octavia Humbley. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL TWraiUs ft Other Paata M0! PARK DR. 322-8805 SANFORD n mother-in-law out of your house? This one has had four husbands. Buried one, divorced two. and drove the fourth one crazy. (No joking — he is in a mental institution.) She comes over everyday, uninvited, and orders everybody around. She talks incessantly and criticizes everything and everybody. She has two other children who me lucky enough to live out of town, and they treat her like they don’t even know she is alive. My husband tells me not to pay any attention to her. How can I ac­ complish this miracle? I think she needs psychiatric care. VERY VERY NERVOUS DEAR NERVOUS: Think of your mother-in-law as someone just two steps ahead of the mnn in the white coat and your resentment will turn to compassion and your anger to resignation. Do this for your own sanity, or you will beat her to the psychiatrist. • By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Tlie Sanford Story League held the February meeting at the Episcopal Parish House with Mrs. Fred Itolib, presi­ dent. presiding. Hook* are soon to be pre­ sented to Sanford school li­ braries by the Story League. TTiey will lie purchased with funds raised by the sale of cookbooks compiled by the League. Mrs. Clarence Snyder, pro­ gram chairman, Introduced Mrs. Robert Williams, who told the story of tho "Vege­ table Tree" by Dorothy Rhodes and road a poem “Tim Happy Day Salad,” whirh was in keeping with 'he theme of the month which was "Salads.” All programs this year have an emphasis on food a* the year's tlmmu is "Recipe* to Treasure,” "Food for Mind, Body and Soul." Mrs. Betty Snyder told "Johnny Cake Ho” by nuth Sawyer and Mrs. Snyder con­ cluded the program with "The Blue Salad Bowl” by Kathryn Ritchie. Mra. C. C. Welsh and Mrs. Mack Cleveland served de­ lirious refreshments of cup cakes, nuts and coffee. Guesta present were Mrs. Hazel' GUhuly, Mrs. S. E. Stallard and Mra. LaVica Guitafson. • • • * Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • * * Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX, 33, Go BEV­ ERLY HILI.S, CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” would come back and I would have lo attack the diamond suit myself. There was a better play ovailuhlc. I cashed the ace and king of clubs and led a third club. East was in with the queen, hut It would not have mattered If West had taken (lie trick. East had to give me a ruff and a discard or lead a dia­ mond. If he led a diamond there would l>e no way for me to lose more than two dia­ mond tricks, thus I hud in­ sured my contract by elimi­ nating spade* from tho East and West hands and hearts and clubs from my hand and dummy. Cdomm:By evening?" asks a man who reads this column. "There's nothing much more deflating (a a man's ego” he says, "than to sit down bcsldn an attractive woman or to ask her to danco and liuvc her spend the whole evening talking about her children and P.T.A., car pooling, and such. "She shouldn't lie a bit sur­ prised if the mun who came to the party to enjoy himself grows inattentive as she chat­ ters on about Junior's mumps and sD's dancing lessons, or, If he makes an excuse for escaping Urn first chance he gels. "Any man figures that par- Oviedo Personals Ruth Millett lies arc for having fun. "A man's idea of fascinat­ ing conversation i* not to listen to a woman talk about her children. Since her child­ ren are safely at home with a sitter—ami so are his—and there's a big fascinating world to talk about, why should they bore each other to death making parent talk? "Anil” writes the man "If a woman can't think of any other topic of conversation, she ran always get the man to talk olMUt some of his in­ terests and at least pretend to be interested. "It's a cinch he's not going to fade away if she does that, or even if she talks about 'HER interests, If she has an outside of her child­ ren." That's what the man wrote,4 and it dors seem he has a point. Better check next time you go to a party, to see i f . you arc guilty of talking about i your children lo any man , you can trap long enough to listen to a subject only you find fascinating. Hy Linda Smithson Oviedo residents are proud of their high school grad­ uates. Miss Betty Duda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An­ drew Duda, and Mrs. Ann Faulk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lundy, made the Dean’* list last semester. Carl Fabry, son of Mr. and MONDAY Mrs. Paul Fabry, and Ken­ Sanford Drove 160 HPO neth Sparks, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sparks, won $230 Docs meet at 6 p.m. at the scholarships for outstanding Elks Lodge Hall fur the reg­ achievements. ular business session. Local Events Personals Friend* of Mr*. Ell* G. Jenkins, Palmetto Ave., will he glad to know that she is doing well after undergoing surgery at tha Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital, last Sun­ day. Her daughter, Mrs. Rob­ ert Kelly, of Atlanta, who Is a nurs* Is staying with her mother during her Illness. GIFT ITEMS GALORE TO SELECT FROM — JIsunhujA (Formerly McVIcara) • CONFIDENTIAL TO PAUL: Don’t worry. If criticism had any real power to harm, the skunk would be extinct by now. NORTH (D) B A quick count of my losing ft A 10 9 3 tricks showed that 1 might VA74 lose five trick*. There was a 4 283 possible trump loser if tho f t A J4 EAST trumps broke 4-0, but there WEST ft J 7 S ft 2 was a play to guard against Q J10 *91632 that. All I had to do was to V 4A972 4 K 10 8 be sure that when I started to ft 106 3 ftQ97) draw trumps I played the SOUTH king or queen from my hand ft KQ6 6 4 * KB first. Then If someone showed 4QS4 nut I would have a proven fiftK62 nctso against the Jack, wher­ No one vulnerable ever It might be. North East HouUi West Pail Pan 1 * 1* After taking the first trick Pass 4 ft rasa * with tho king of hearts I laid arasa r* u down my king of spades. Opening lead—* Q When both opponents follow­ ed I drew the rc*t of the ruffing the lait heart. trumps with two more leads I had a finesse available and continued by cashing for the queen of clubs, but If dummy’s ace of heart* and I look It and lost, a club "Motherhood Is a wonder­ ful thing. Hut why can’t wo­ men leave motherhood at home whrn they hire a baby sitter and go out for a social • • V Ii s i o n FRIDAY P. M. i:00 C ) W a y n e Poacher ( ! ) ABC K v i n l t r R e p o r t *: 10 C ) M a g ta M o m e n t* In a n .rts 1:1* (*) MUt . F I s . e v e n i n g R eport ( t ) S ports 1:19 (9) W e a t h e r i t ) B achelor F a th e r *;40 <*> S p o r t s t i t s (S) NBC N e w s (») T h i s Is Oolf 7:90 ( ! ) T lie R ebel ( t ) O u td o o r B ulletin B o a rd IS) A ir I 'o w e r 7:1* I t ) W e t t e r C r o n H I te — News 7:30 (2) )nt. S h o w t i m e >. (9) H eeh u n t <61 Y o u n g P e o p l e 's C o n ­ c e rt— L eonard B'-rn* stein 1:00 (9) F a t h e r * K n o w s Best 8:20 (2) Hint! • Alonif W illi 31 itch ( t ) r.oute t t (9) T h e F l l n t a t o n e s 9:29 i t ) A l f r e d H i t c h c o c k Hour <2> P ri c e Is n i i t h t 9:24 (9) 77 S u n . I t S t r i p l« ;n o (2) J a c k P a a r S h o w 19:20 tttl P r o A- T o n It) K y e w U n e i s 11:90 (2) ABC F i n a l I l e p o r t (2) N e w s e o p s ( t ) C h a n n e l t N e w s ro o m 11:14 (9) M i d - F l o r i d a N ew s 11:20 191 W e a t h e r S h o w 11:22 (9) C h a n n e l 9 T h e a t e r ( t ) H o l l y w o o d Movie C avalcade 11:21 (2) T o n i t * v el F ig h t of th e W eek (lun.m nk* Make T h a t Spare S at. N i g h t S how M l d - F t a . N ew s Ch. « N»wa H o l l y w o o d Movie C avalcade 12:20 (2) Slgei Off 11:11 (9) C h a m p i o n s h i p W r e s t line 10:00 (9) ft) 10:43 (9) S I: « t (2) 19) 1*1 11:10 I t ) SUNDAY P. M. 12:00 ( 9 ) (tit (2) 12:20 (9) F a ith for Today l t r r l l n ’<3 C h rliinphrr fteti. Hmiilliorv lie* p o rt* (0) CIW WAfth. R e p o r t * (21 «*ra! H u b er t* 12:35 <*m K1 Muiitlo AI DU 1:00 4 l l l o r a l d o f T r u t h (2! R u tid ay H h o w b o at 16) TIIA 1:30 «6» HI k P i c t u r e 2:00 (01 D l r v c tb m * '*3 (6) I* o f Flu. li. i F k r t b u ’l lllu h lltflit" 21 N B K O p t r a 2:30 8•« 8 A •11.»I Wtr\riiM»n (6) R u n d u y tfpta tfpeeta* ru lar 2:55 #2) Chftiifflnir T im e* 3:vo t *•) ftu n d ay S p o r t s fp e c * txtculor (91 I l r r a k t h r u 3:3n (3) W ild Klngd'»iti 4:00 (2) W o n d e r f u l W o r l d o f Oolf (6) T h e (l r e n t riutlltitiKo (9 ) Cht tllen Rc ( P d f 4:30 (9) A lu m n i F u n 3:00 <C) Tcii Mftck A m a t e u r Hour (9) M a j o r Adams# T r a i l m atter (21 U p d a t e t SATURDAY A. M. 5:30 (6» (I. I*, r . l l r u e IJoW| (2) Hull w in k I S h o w t:2» ft.) Hiirn On 6:00 i« ) T h e T w e n t i e t h C e n ­ 7 :* ,> I f ) U r o w e r s A l m a n a c tury 7:34 < tl W a k e U p Movies (9 ) (llobftl Zobat 7:55 (9) C o u n t d o w n N ew s (2 ) Ne\v» cope 8:04 12) Itotiln Hoo d 6:20 O l V a l i a n t Yearn 19) C a rt n o l i v l l l e (0) P ro b e 8:29 cm D e p u t y R .i w g (21 A b o u t T im e 8:29 (2) W h i t e H u n t e r T:Oo (2) l»ld You K now •* I t ) C artoon C arn iv al (9) D e a t h V alley D.tys 9:00 (9) H ood M o r n i n g 14) l*.4»idr <21 Hu p e r C a r 7:30 ( 2 ) W o n d e r f u l W o r ld of 9:39 12) I t u f t A H e a d y C olor 10:00 f l A lvin A t h e C h i p , (9) T h e J e t n o n * munks 16) Denn l*. t h e Menace ( ! ) Mr. Mairoo 3:00 (6) Kd S u l l i v a n .Show 45) S h a r i L e w i s (9) .Sunday N l p h t -Mov­ 10:30 (2) K i n g L e o n a r d o ie* I t ) M ighty Mouse P la y ­ 1:20 (2J C a r 54— W h e r # Ara house You? 19) S u p e r m e n • 9:00 ( 2 ) l l o n a n i a 11:00 (2 i F u r y («> T h o I leal McCoy* ( t ) 111n T i n T in 9:30 (6) 11,12. T h e a t e r (9) T o p C a t 10:00 (2) S h o w o f W e e k 11:20 (2) M.igle M id w a y <»i> C a n d i d C a m e r a 19) M u l t y 'e F u n n i e s (9) Vulca o f K lrcffto n t I f ) B uy R o g e r s 1^:30 6) W h a t ' s My Lin a 12:00 (2) M a k e B oom ( o r (9) H o w a r d K. S m i t h Daddy 11:00 121 Na war op# I t ) Sky King (•> t r i o S r v a r e l d Kanra (9) B u g a B u n n y (9) M l d - r i a . Naw« 11:30 (21 P e t e r O u n n SATURDAY P. M. 11:15 (9) Ch. Nine T h e a t e r 1:45 (6) H o l l y w o o d Movie ’ C IO <99 Magic T.tnd o f Alla* Cavalcade kaiam f t ) B e a d i n g Hoorn MONDAY A. M. 12) e x p l o r i n g 12:22 I t ) It.>t>t. T r o u t , N e w s 4:39 I t ) S i g n On t t ) Air F o r c o N ew* t : t i (3) S ig n On R e v ie w l : l t t t ) d ro v e A F a rm Kw t:o« ( 9 ) My F r i e n d F l b - k a port 1:20 I ! ) ( 'h a n i p l u n s l i l p W r e s ­ t:30 (K) C o l l e g e o f t h e A ir tling 7:01 C ) T o d a y (t) C h a m p i o n s h i p I t ) W a k e U p Movie* Bridge 7:14 ( I ) F i r m , M e r k e t R e ­ (21 Mr. W l i a r d port 2:90 (21 Men I n t o S p a c e 7:34 I f ) S t a l e N e w s a n d 2:09 I t ) t u m b l e F e a t u r e W eather 2:29 (21 S t a t e T r o o p e r 4:1*. (S) T o d a y 2:20 (91 C l i a l l a u g e ( l o ir 7:4u (9) C o u n t d o w n N ew s (2) V i c t o r y a t S e a 7:14 ( ! ) M i c k le ’s G o s p el T i m a IrtO ( I t p r o Ilo w le ra T o u r ! : ! ! 19) M i c k e y K e e n . S how 2:20 <•> W o m e n 's M a j o r L e g . (S) C a p L Kangaroo gue l:> 4 (3) W e a t h e r a n d N ew# 12) S p u r t s l n l r r u a l l o h . i l 1.3 ! (3) T o d a y 4:20 (9) C h a n g i n g T i m e s ( !) C artonvlll* 4:30 (C) W o m en '* M ajor 1:0 ! 13) J a c k I ^ l a n * S h e w l a a g n u H o w lin g I t ) A m e r i c a n History 5:09 ( t ) P u r l e r W a g o n e r ! :1 4 I t ) I t n m p r r R o o m (9) W id e W o r l d o f 9:40 (3) G all S t o r m Hhew S p o rt* 19:09 (9) S a y W h e n (2) A l l - S t a r f l o lr ( t) C a le n d ar 5:20 ( t ) I t 'a t h e L a w (9) L e a r n S p a n i s h t :00 (g) New* M ile s to n e 11:11 (3) P l a y T o u r Hunch (2) Fla. F i s h i n g W i t h ( t ) t L ove L u c y lien T a y l o r 1 9) An n H n lh e r n S h o w *:18 121 N e w . c o p e 11:09 ( t ) T h e Mc Coy s 4:20 (9) m a l e k H a r r i e t (3) P r i e s I* R i g h t (21 D e l t u n a — Do n M c­ <») J i n n W ym an P re­ Neill sent a t:(2 (2) H an d er V a n n c u r 'a 11 1 30 ( t ) P e l * A G l a d y s port ( ! ) T o u r s F o r A lo n g 7:00 I t l I'li. t X e w a (!) C o n centration (9) T H U 12) F l y i n g D o c t o r MONDAY P. M. 7:30 (M J a c k i e O le a a u n S how t i l l ! (1 ) T o u r F i r s t I m p r e s 19) T h e t l a l l a n t Men 12) S a m B e n e d i c t elo n 1:30 («) D e f e n d e r s ( ! ) T ennessee K rnle 49) Mr. S m i t h d o e s To F ord W ashington ( ! ) l.n v e a t L if e 13) J u e y lll»hup S h o w 13:14 ( t ) H a r r y lleaeonsr 1:00 12) S a t N i g h t Movloa N ew * I f ) L aw rence W alk 13:30 (9) F a t h e r K n o w n B e st 1:30 ( t ) H a v e H u n W ill T r a ­ ( t ) H eareh f o r T o m o r r o w 210 E. First St. ^ 43) T r u t h o r C o n s e cium< vs (6) G u i d i n g L i g h t (9) ABC M i d - D a y R e p o r t (2) NBC N ew s .». i T in Open W i n d o w (9) M i d - F l a . R e p o rt (2) N e w s e n d W e a t h e r 1: 1o (9) L s f f t l m 1:Ell (2) R l l r n n e - tl r e I: 25 (9! X llC N ew s 1:3d (6) As T h e W o r l d T u r n s (2) Science (9! l l l n h w * ) P a t r o l 2 :00 (2) M e r v - G r lf f l n Stiow K l Passw ord 19) Day In C o u r t 3:34 13) NB C N- we <«) A r t L l n k l e t t e r (9) S e v e n K e y s 3.00 (3 ) L u r e t t a Y o u n g S h o w I t ) M illio n aire (9) Q u e e n f o r n D ay 3:30 (3) Y o u n g Dr. M a lo n e I t i To T ell T h e T r u t h 19) W h o Do T o u T r u e ! 3:55 <61 D o u g l a s E d w a r d s 12 :4b 54 1*2: **• 1:o0 '< ) (9) (9) 4 4:53 (•> 5:00 (9! Mil Cl (2) (9) 1:55 5!KUO Sanford Ate. 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EYE-BROW ARCH BEAUTY 8HOP /War u 31 i w i t h lh « .N’t w * T h e .Mutch (ifttnft Am erican n a n d ita n d S e c r e t S to rn i M *k« Hoorn fo r D ad d y Kdff# o f N lRhl D isc o v e ry *62 A m erican N ew sstand NBC S e n 9 I9r>p®y# P U y h o u i * T h o B t a t *>f G r o u c h # Checkm ate »*.4nta r l a u i I Led 3 Live* W ealher dhow Mon. • Tue*. • Wed. Only Eva-Bess n 6 N>w i 1:00 »-'» (9) (6» 4:30 (2) fihidqsiBy Oswald Jacoby U/e Jh& 1431 By Abigail Van Buren jjcuuoJby On Libraries . • DEAR ABBY: Will you please tell me how you keep an old witch of Circles Plan Casselberry * DEAR INDIGESTION: Your problem didn't originate in the kit­ chen, and chances are it enn’t be solved by me in your mailbox. A wo­ man who doesn’t care enough about her husband to TRY to put a good meal in front of him needs more help than I can give her in a letter. If there is a marriage counselor in your area, invite him to dinner. To Assist Circle* of tho Women of the First Presbyterian Church have scheduled meeting* for this Monday a* follows: Circle 2 — with Mr*. Fred Ganna; Circle 3 — with Mr*. Jamea A. Coleman; Clrelo 4 — with Mr*. Curtla Hughe*; Ctrcl* 5 — with Mr*. Charlea T. Lawaon; Circle 0 — with Mr*. Lorlng Ilurgcaa; Circle 7 — with Mra. A. L. Lyon and Circle H — with Mrs. W. !<. Rod*. Circle 9 — with Mrs. Otto Sandner and Clrelo 10 — with Mr*. Frank Lieske. Iloth meet at 2:30 p.m. Evening Circle 1 — meet* with Mr*. Warren Adam*, at 8 p.m.; Clrcl# 2 — at the Chittenden home, 1004 Pal­ metto, a t 7:46 p.m.; Circle 3 — with Felton Jernlgan, at 8 p.m. Membera of Circle 4 aro asked to contact tholr chairman for meeting pluce. • DEIR ABBY: My wife is a good woman except for one thing. She is a lousy cook. Everything she makes tastes the same. She smokes while she cooks and ashes fall Into the food. I am always finding something in my dinner thnt doesn’t belong there. One night the supper is undercooked and the next night it’s burn­ ed. Shu hasn’t cooked a good meal since I married her and it’s been six years. Any suggestions? INDIGESTION Presbyterian Monday Sessions tib b y • 4 1 MOTORS 206 E u t Commercial SL — Sanford 4. �:•pi f n • • fcn te Jd a in n u in t J-oh fcvsu u p m £ l;r tj-uifurii tirra lh 9n i4 Legal N otice Padget To Star In Film Legal Notice ■w i t h is N o ttc* I* h e r e b y n lv o n lli.it t h e a n n u a l H ir e lin g o f th e e l o r k t io l i l r re o f t h e h a n f " r d l l r r a l l will hr tie lit a t S34I C om m unity W a y, S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , on M a rc h l i , I»«3 at 1 o ;0ii V. i t . for t h e t r a n s a c t l . i o o f ailcli b t l f l n e i a as Ilia) com # t i r f o r # t h e m r e l ln i i . T'ubllsh March I. S. |S4|. in the Medallion Pictures new release, "Cleopatra's Daugh­ ter,” canting to tha Movielnnd Drive-In Theatre on Sunday. “Cleopatra’s Daughter” Is in Technicolor and g i a n t screen Ultrascope. It is tha story of Shlla, the daughter of Cleopatra, a captive queen as enticing and desitahlu n s her famous mother. The picture ulso stats Robert Alda and a curt of thousands. The other feature on the program is "Son Of Samaon" with Mark Forest. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, “ llurkiush” and “To Hell and Hack” will play. Front Friday to Tuesday, “ El Cid” with Charlton Hes­ ton will play. Thu other fea­ ture will iw “Man From liod’s Country." Legal Notice lo W A l. ¥ BEER W IN E and a Complete I,Inc of Meats and Groceries LOOK F O R THE BIG SIGN North Orlando Super Mkt. I.nnswood # Oviedo lid. it Mile East of lin y 17-92 IX T I I K C I I I 'V I V J l IMlK'n M i i i r r in s a t * r o u » f i h n o I. i : n t l n t v . i M ' i m i v l> I t K k T . t T i : OF I .l.\M KS liTIH ril'INKU. . 1 . 0 ! k n o w n t s J A il K U O. HI’I S K d , tio-raa-d. M l T K K OK F l t . I N t i FIN VI, , V l l tH N U N O VNil I I H p o f l T N o tice l» h e r e b y g i v e n th.it | 1 h a v e f i l e ) m y F i n a l R r p i i ri am t A c c o u n t i n g # • C u r a t o r of llie F t U t a o f J.VMUh OTIS S P IN K S . alan known a# I JA M KS It. S P IN K S . <|.een»r,l; I l h a t I livvo fill.I m y I’e t l t l u n | for i n O r d t r o f I H H r l b u l l u u n i l fur u ii O r d e r of F l o a t i d s ch arg e upon com pliance w ith | o l d ( i n t e r o f t U a l r l h u 'l o n , an<l I h s t oil 111* tail) d a y uf M a rc h , A. H 1*11. I w ilt a p p l y t s th# l l q n o r a p l e C. V e r p o n Mise. j r . . C ounty Judge of S c m ln o l* F o u n t), Florida, tor a p p r u ia l | of my Final Iteport and for I n n O r d e r d i s c h a r g i n g m e e> C urator of the K aU t* of JAMF..S OTIft AP IN K S , s l i u k now n t a JA M KS O SPIN'Kk. d # i# a» « J , upon com pliance w i t h ttie t h e O r d r r e t o he e n ­ t e r e d o n sa id d a t e in a c c o r d a n c e u i l l i sa h l I 'r t l l i o n . l u t e d t h l * 11 Hi d ay u f F e b ­ r u a r y , a . I». 1s*es. I 'a liy I- F in 'd As C u r a t o r o f Hit n a t a l * o f J a m « * Otl* S p i n k s , etc., I le c e e s e d n u l n . k y 4 K ro t Attorney* for K l t a t t I I I XI .*Ili S t r e e t l u y l u n a Peach. Florida I 'u b l l i h F eb . II. 4 Alar. t. I. 1)4* C |) F - * 0 la C harts* AH T IIK c* ap t ive qtiotm o f th e P h ttro u h , I)e b rn P tip et finite trim love w ith th e c o u rt p byttirhin, F .tto re M nnni, in M edallion P ic tu re d new spectn c u la r, mC1co| hi| ril’d ila tip h te p ,” a T ech n ico lo r und U lti’flHcope reiea.se. Bible Drama Ritz Bound Rringing to the wideacreen | Aimtn Is Ilera, the pleasurein Ds I.nxe color the rich l mad Queen of Sodom, Rihlicu! driinin of the world's j A startling feeling of realmust iintoriou* kingdom of sin | ity was gained by more than iitiil sacrilege, “Sodom und UK) days on location in Mor(ionmriuh" is set to open Sun­ ! i.ecu out of the 11 months reday at the Rits Theatre. This | quired to film this spectacular lavish multi • million dollar : production. The City of Sodpicture is a Titanus produc­ 11.ill, as seen in Die picture, is tion which 20th Century-Fox 1m Uially a fortified desert vllj lage curved out of rock some is releasing. |n the film. Stewart (Dang­ loot) years ago on the smither stars ns I.ot, who leads the j cm slopes of the Atlas Moun­ lirlirews Into thn Valley of tains in south Morocco. This the Jordan and into Sodom;; was Alt-llcnhnddou, a living I’ier Angeli plays lldith, 1ait's setting right out uf tho Old wife who turns into n pillar of Totam enl, untouched in the salt; Stanley linker portrays film except for a towered wall Astarnth, Prince of B»dom; built ut the foot of tit* town Rossanu Podcstn is Shush, to scivo as the entrance to l.ot's daughter; and Anouk Soduiu, • 1 \J I l Legal Notice IN l MI DI - I N ( I IN f I I Hi A H U Admiiwiun Trice Adult* 73e Kiddien. Under 12 Fre« Fill. 4 SAT O X J i V fx C1 t \ r ) $ 1 s 0 0 c a iu -o a p D ibit - trd i n i K i f l t TONITK 4 SAT. . DltiANTlC TKH’I.E FEATURE NO. I AT 7:00 ONI.Y • IS COI.OR “ IIEIU I'l-ES 1'NCMAINKD" • STEVE REEVES SO. 2 AT 9:13 ONLY • IS COI.OR “SAMSON Jk THE 7 MIKAcf.ES (>F THji WORLD S T A R R IS C (Jt)RDOS SC NM SO. 8 AT l i l t *I O ONI.Y EDDIE FURY "MIGHTY UR8IHT • R SPECTACULARI 9:00 ONEY HRYON II UEI.IEF I I ! * * Oils of the tilings that makes or breaks any cocktail losings ur bar it it's bartender. NIITfl'D TO ItFFF.NII In III« Clr.'iilt (Toiirt o f tb o Helping make Jim Hpem-sr’* NEIJ.IK m ai : llll.l.. N ln lb Jiillclal C ircuit of F u i n t i r r , F lu rlila, III am i fo r tiumlliol* thu popular plucu that it is, C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a , In C h a n , t r y , i* Ed Wugurr u retired Nuvy J AMU.' III DU *n a b b r e v i a t e d t i l l * r>f said p*r*aS*at c a u s e h e l n g "Kelli* * )«• Hill. msn. He worked part time T im *t vts! o f r i . o M i r i v I 'l a l n t l t f . v t r r u * J a n i e * tllll. while in tiie Navy and has T i n JAMKH l l l l . l . tl•felldallt., and tirreln fa ll been working full time »lnc# W ho** last k n u w n rest- mil o r S ll* r*e I 'r o C o u f a » t u ilsric* a m t ait.lrasK It: will b " e n t r r r . l n g a l i i i t ) 0, AuguM. “Everyone lik.-s him" ::>7 K t c b u n K c h t r r e t , and llio c a u s e proceed uv say* Die management, includ­ ( i o i t v a , Nvw V u tk parte. ing thfincselvcs. After cock­ li.F A h t; t a k i: M i T i i t : (HKAD) t b s l y ou f r y l i e r r b y r « q o l r « J tails when you're reelly hun­ A r t h u r II U f c k w l ' b . J r . t o (It* y o u r w r l t t s n s b * w * r C l # r k o f th * C l r e u l t C o u r t gry, try the Hprncer lobster o r d e r * n i * . If a n y . p r r i o n a U ) t t y : U a r t h a T. V llilrn . I)C . o r by an a t t o r n * ) ' o n o r b e ­ meal . , . Ail you ran ent *if fo re M a rch I s , I H 3 , a t tlir HitiiK trm u, l i s . l * 4 l l c l n l u i h dcllcioii* I'Toi idu lobster. They l irrtc* o f t b s C l a r k of tlir V t l u r n e y s a t I.aW f U rc u l t F o u r t . a t t b e l l o u r t - P o s t O f fl r o D r a w e r 1SS0 really nifun it . . , Will refill houe* In p » m tn o l« C o u n t y . Ha Ilford. F l o r i d a H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , *ml to m alt I’u b l D h F a b . S* A Mar. t . I I I your dish as many time* as S co p * t b * r » o t to H trlia lr o n i. CDF-M) you want, and it’a all served With real I.utter. • niC 300 SPAHTAN: RITZ • f Well, mothers, heru's a handy plncu to *ta*li lli* kid* nest Thursday and Friday while school's out. Rkats City Legal Notice OPEN 1:30 Hf|f)W8 AT 2:99 • V.no • tt:P9 STEWART ORANOER • PIER ASO KEI COI.OR IIY OKI.UYl: SODOM* II. r i t ,t i i i n i s a s m i ; N O T H 'F |H L i c s b y * l v u lt,*t I s i n * n a a K s d In b u slu s a * *t tl- H. i l l u t m a y IT-tS- F - r u P a r k Hrin in u l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , u n d e r t b s flcltloin* n a i n a uf, F K IIK I*AIIK ADTlI I'AIITH. a n d Dial I I n l r n d lu r * s l * l * r • aid h a m s will, | h * D a r k of tb * C i r c u i t C o u r t . fU mln'il* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In s r s o r d n n s s a Itli tli* p r o v i s i o n * til th e F I --111l--'a a Nam * H t a l u t i a . to u lt: Hst-tlun th is Florida H t a t u t s a 1 lit?. His: william W. gcksrd P u b lla h M a r. t, I, l i , J], D « J FRI* - SAT, & SUN. TXe* 4» L"4 rim f ayo* Soj aat * v Cqwerfft UimUtM m ifu i—m Club Diamond featuring lot's wire TURNS INTO APIIUUI or SALTI _ ___ _________________________ E N T E g T A W M B JiT ItF.ti. d DM. ♦ AIlUETS M* • KIDDIES t’SIIER J3_FREE M EL M U RRAY ROOD IE WOOD IK FIANO EDI AN FAMILY COMING! W.\I.T DISNEY'S “SOS OF H,U|IRRR’' »l*tr I 'r a r * ROLLER SKATING NIGHTIaY KXCEPT TUK8DAY 7;*|0 P, M. - IOiBO P. M. MON. N IT U 11-00 A D M IT S K N T IH B FA M IlaY GOOD HATH F E A T U R IN G Charcoal Broiled Steaks BAR & PACKAGE STORE CUT RATE WHISKIES M R ’A T E D ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE I 'i M II.E S OF north FO R HANFORD R E S E R V A T IO N S CALL FA 2-310H 8 A. M. TO 2 A- M. - 6 D A Y S A W E E K r —r FU N For Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating NO ONE HAS TO STAY, . HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO JET BOWLING LANE FA 1-7541 ■ m elo deeB SKATING RINK »aw3» O N O H A H O AD W ED . N IT E - M D I B S N IT E M A T IN E E HAT. k HUN. 8>80 r. M. • 4 HO P. M. Skate City Roller Rink TK 3-1173 Just Off 17-93 On Dog Track R4. always Nt JIM H|*KNUEE'H Al.la T H E W IIIH T E B YOU C A S B A T ... *3.23 I ’ll A ll • HHOII.KD P R IM E H TEAKH D A N IS H IAHIH TER TAIIAJ (earel •* a nut) R O Y A E R E D S H R IM P (a reel 4*llcscy lbs t M W prepare lh«m! .., th*r ere NOT F'rrnrh Frlrtl!) C O M ll|N ATIO N P I.A LT E R (Danish l,<ih«lrr Tails six) Hoyal M ^hflnipl FROG I.BG S Hsuisd In M*ll*4 Butler VALDEZ HOTEL H ANFO RD, YOPH C H O IC E $2 ’ 5 "Those 4 Guys I I Tht Muale Of AND TIIE “HIDEAWAYS'* EVERY Friday and Saturday From EtOO FOOD H P E N l’E R ’H REbTAUHANT COCKTAIL, (.o u n u b H«mMi Kr«nch Av«. Phu«i« PA 2*0351 1JU .. . D IN E Fill, k SERVED PACKAGE ; i* l j . i 1 ti SAT. ’T IE GOODS 1 BJ N IT E 8 I*. 3f. A V A IB A H M E ..W TTP FUN GALORE IN f C uhuu) Tu BILL SLAYTO N DANCE to — J IM F^A. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. <> DAYS A WEEK Dance Comfort STOP IN AT THE ■t llte Capri DRIFT INN m a i r a r ir e o in STEAKS Foffcrly START AT I J 3 I George’* Beardall b N#t | Geneva DANCE EVERY t • - IC m (h e LAKE MONROE INN ««u*<r ONOHA IlOAD H . *. ' l JJL SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY tf*‘ t n u t FIT F ill TIT. I ' a v l s 4 M e tn to * b . A t t o r n a y * x ix tii J iiiiriv i. m n m i t , (or t 'l a l h l Ilf. I 'u it (id le * IN 4Ml FO|| s f u i n o m : t>r» w »r I3 ln. H an fo rd , p t o r N i , i hi m i . n n i t m v i n ( i i v n . In th a t c e r ta in divorce prot KIIV NO. I > l « •:**>|lhg p eiu lin g s a a l n a t ) u i | OPES 12:15 7:00 & 10:30 tkr * Out of my trusty spies re­ ported having an vscidlvnt meal at thu Capri la*t week* end, celebrating her daugh­ ter's birthday. The baud playhappy birthday . , , cako with candle* ami “Shirley Temples” were provided hy Uie manage­ ment for thu yuungur guests. They mentioned how packed ths place was and nald R might he a good idea to get reservations, fur the weekend anyway. If yuu’m a dancing tan, stop hy nnd take a chance regardless; they hava ent of thu b e s t dancing floor* uruund. T llll TODAY & SAT. FIRST HANFORD SHOWING «r With tiie rising tempera is having tun all day sessions turua i,tul beautiful weather, beginning at t):'IO. fl.OO pigs all of you ought to lie ready that way fur th* entire day, to coma out t'f hilici nation and i including abates. Dig St. Putuse that stored up energy that | rick" day party Saturday i* just aching to |iu put to. night with free Coke for wmk. lid tin out to the Drift, everyone \yeuiing green . . . Inn on Wednesday night* at other prise* lou. • ♦ • 8 p.nt fur their shuffleboarti Just nhuut *v*r)vne has a tcurney. I.ota uf people play lug, liut not at the same time, special place to go . . . tutu There's food and drink und‘ that is rememlierod for years competition . . . music front in connection with a certain the Juke box and Isle late on town. If you're the type who Friday and Saturdays th e'lik es a companionable, rain* Casuals entertain you from fortable place with good food and drink*, you'll go for tin- la the I'l'wrl " I Iks I ' a a a n li!:»0 til 2. i"l»». *rm t*ols I "W all, F lo r ­ • • ♦ l.aku Muptnu Inn There is n Jid*. la I ' r o b . i s . If you are wondering where certain atmopslicru that puts I* r s l D a l a t s of R U T H t . M O o tlE , everyone goes on Sunday, take you at case ths moment you D *r*»a»d a ride up north to the Club rnter the bar . . . a similarity T * All I 'rsd ltsr * ■ « * P sraon* l| a*t*a I tat"** ar llra a a d . : Diamond ami see. The crowd with the other favorite places A aala v t » * ld i:a|ale> Y o u Slid SA.'I, ill I'oU »IS all gue* there and the place i* in other p. rts, put it* own h s r s t'Y lint 1f I o.l Slid r * q n l r * d usually packed from noon oil, with the lovely location just t o I 'r r a r n t a n y <Ulln* a n d ( belching to Mel Murray en­ nurth of Hanford on ioika d r h i a n j a w h i c h y ou. o r * ! t h r r . unr b*v « (salnai tertain and sating that unr Monroe. If you haven't been tofh e you fata!* of lU T tl K. pound steak. It’* a pleasant there yet, drive out and ace Ml " H i t : . d*c(aa*<1. l a t a of sal-1 C o u n t y , t-> th * C o u n t y ride and you'll lie ill good com­ for yourself. J u d s * of H s iu ln u ts C o u n t y , * * • F l u r l J a . a t bl* " f i l e * In t h e pany. r t lieu** of »ald c o u n t y • * s Wrote th* column early so ca ot u Han ford . F l o r i d * , w l t h l s *1* Stopped by tiie Caribe after I could see Hie show at Jet r * l * u J * r m o n t h * f r o m tlis th * f ira t p u b l i c a t i o n the lunch hour had cleared l.nncs Thursday, It wai a ot hf u stb lao f notb-a. Hash claim or ami although lliera are rome high spot in tho week, with a e n i a h 'l . h u l l b s In w r i t i n g , ah a l t a t a t * til* p i a c s o f place* a woman might, feel fashions and entertainment- Slid r s t l - D n o * a n d p oat offh -o »dawkwnrd ah. ut entering un­ What more could you ask d r s a a <>f th # o t a l m a n t . a n d s w o r n to b y th * escorted, thi* is not onu af front a howling alley except c• bl aailml a nt’s t , hi* a x a n t , o r a t ­ them. During the daytime you maybe free lessons. Wall, they t o r n e y . a n d s n y s u c h c l a i m d * i n sn d n>t *o filed * h » l | know for *ure there'll he at have that too. Starting next ob sr Void. leant one other woman, Ihn Thursday at 1:3(1 >uu can get / ( / J o a r p h M ilto n Moor* / » / A r t h u r C u r t l a Moor* "iilixidog|»t," Flo. She's pleus- the first of three free lessons, As « ) s c u t o r a of | h s t .a a t ant and friendly and makes just by calling up and regis­ W ill ( i id T r a t s m e n l « f 111'T|f Fo M iH illli, you feel right at home. Flo tering. Tiie assistant manager d rrltu d reported Hint tho other da)’ will lie instructing, and if <1*o. A. H prsr, J r . a "man came in ut neon for you've ever bad a yen to howl, A t t u r u c y f o r aald * a t* t* ID S U « su u lla A vrnu* lunch ami said lie felt out of hut have been cowardly about H an fo rd . F l o ri d * uhli*li M a rc h I , | t , 13, St place; tiie lounge was filled going out and Dying your A. It. lilt. with women! luck, here’a your chanca. If DO-1* • * S T E W A R T G R A N G E R liiiiT P ie r A nnuli in n fro n t “ Sodom A nd G o m o rra h " c o m in g to Jlitz Tiit-'iitro S u n d ay . STARTS FBI., MARCH 15 r»*n D tcexit-I. V l g u . NOTH IS No l ire I- h e r e b y # l y . n Hist th * u n d t r i l f h * J will, un th * i l l h d ay o f U a r c h , A- I). D D . iir**»n t to ths H onorable C om ity Judas o f H• in I nol o C o u n t y . F l o ri d * , h s r f ln u l r*tu rn , account am t voucher*, aa F v r . i i t r l * of t h e l l i t s t s of C ha rt.* II. I ' t i r r , d c c c a i c d . a n d * : a i l d tint*, t h a n slid t h s r * . m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n to th * vald J u d e s f o r i f i n a l a • 11la n ien t of i».*r n d m l n l * l r a t l o n o f a ild r « ! * | s . a n d f u r » n o r.l »r d t a c h s r g l n x h r r a* *n ch It*soutrli. Ji-its.l thl* til* Sl'th d a y of F * b r u » r y . V. li l ) a l . l l a i y H nanliboua A* F .a r o u l rl v o f t h s F . a t s t s o f c l i n t i a a 11. I 'a a r * Dsosasoil M» k N. C t r v s l a n a , J r . A C arrol llm k r, P. I). I It a n * ; X. H anford , F l o t l d * A t t o r n a y * fur F a t a l * F i l l 'l l . h F ' b . I t Mar. I, I I I D D F-t* Hy J u d y T u rn e r S p rin g is hepc . . . . so let y o u r th o u g h ts tu r n lig h tly to ronm nee anti fu n und all t h a t juzz a n d g e t o u t o f th e h o u se . . . live t up! bcciio - W ifiUlTS&AS S W I 4 J W ik * J mS uv . »«B)l*n|e r e « n f ) , •I F i o n a * , l a r r o b a t a In re t k r F.*|a|e nil GREATEST ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN A THOUSAND YEARS ncwicoior it Stm fto h d Q ji& a F ri. M ar. 8. 10GJJ— P a n e 7 For the first time in any motion picture, the u n t o I il story of a part of Clcopntrn’s life is bnred. Cleopatra Hid not Hie at an early uk*. In fact, she succeeded in reaching her forties, which was considered, in those Hays, as a ripe old nge. During her lifetime, rec­ ords disclose that Cleopatra hail ut least six children. One of these is the central figure, portrayed by the beautiful Jlollywood star, Delon I'agut, n FRIDAY & SATURDAY TO T IIE M I W C O F BIG BILL AND THI VELVETONES Try Owr HAM SANDWICH STACKED HIGH ON RYR DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF ♦♦THE CASUALS” FRI. * SAT? U i 30 l% M. • 8(00 A? Me ShHfflo Boord Tournament ^RP. HITB r ITART • P. M. OPEN 10*00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M- • HON. THRU SAT» 1 �IAround The Cam ps Exhibition Play Slated Saturday United Press International Major league baseball's ex* hlbition season begins Satur­ day and among the notable absentees from the action will be Orlando Ccpeda and Juan Marlchal of the San Francis­ co Giants and Johnny Podres of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Giants, who meet the Cleveland Indians at Tucson, Arix., are still waiting to hear from Ccpeda, their slugging first baseman, and Marlchal, an 18-game winner last year for the National League champions. Ccpeda Is holding out for a better contract In Puerto Rico while Marlchal refuses to budge from his home In the Dominican Re­ public unless a more substan­ tial contract la offered. Money isn't the factor in Podres* case, It's his aching back. The veteran left-hand­ er “ popped" his hack while making the final pitch in batting practice Thursday. Trainer Wayne Anderson, however, said the Injury is not serious and Podres will miss only two or three days of workouts. Anderson said, "his bodyalignment was out. I popped it back and we applied ice packs to freeze it. It's the same thing that seems to happen to him every spring." Meanwhile, the Dodgers’ 25-game winner Don Drysdale tuned up for Saturday’s start­ ing assignment against the Senators at Vero Beach, Fla., by allowing only one hit and facing 11 men In three score­ less innings. Manager Mickey Vernon of the Senators said aouthpaw Claude Osteen would start against the Dodgers and Dave Slenlwuae and rookie Full Field Set At Raceway A full field of ten starters wilt go postward in the 350 yard featured quarter horse race tonight a t Seminole Park. Juanita Vaughn'a Sad Jac, the favorite, will have Jockey Spud Williamson In the irons. The five year old stallion has never been out of the money In all his six starts at Sem­ inole. Sad Jac has posted two wins, threo seconds and one third thus far In the meeting. Also going In this one will be Birch Run with Jockey Jerry Harrison up and Rosa Ev's Pa with Al Rlancho in tho saddle. Two favorites with the har­ ness fans Hazel Lind and Miss Becky Pick will be be­ hind the starting gate in the co-fcaturcd invitational trot. Both mares are three time winners at Seminole and will be out to break the tie to­ night. Leading driver of the meeting. Bill Robinson, will go behind Hazel Lind with Gerald Mcllmurray piloting Miss Reeky Pick over the mile distance. Another con­ s t a n t money winner going In this one will be Valiant Han­ over. The first three quarter horse races on tonight's card will determine the starting field for the Florida Futurity. The Futurity will be run on Saturday afternoon at Sem­ inole Park for a 17,500 purse. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH and DINNER TUF.S. thru SAT. VISIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room Designed Kapeeailly For BANQUETS, LUNCHEONS and DINNER PARTIES Jim Duckworth would finish up. In other Saturday games, the Cincinnati Reds play th»| Chicago White Sox at Sara­ sota, Fla.; the Milwaukee Braves engage the Kansas City Athletics at West Palm Beach, Fla.; the New York Mets and the St. Louis Car­ dinals tangle at St. Peters­ burg, Fla.; the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pittsburgh Pirates meet a t Clearwater, Oviedo Ousted In Play Oviedo was eliminated from the state basketball tournament at Gainesville Thursday when Poplar Springs defeated the lo­ cals in Class C. 60-17. Fla.; the Houston Colts play The lads from Poplar the Los Angeles Angels at Springs ruured ahead in tho Palm Springs. Calif., Balti­ third period of play overcom­ more and the New York Yan­ ing u 23-2U margin to grab kees play at Ft. Lauderdale. j the contest. Oviedo hit just Fla., and tlie Minnesota one of 12 frem the floor whilo Twins meet the Detroit Ti­ poplar Sprint;* soared ahead gers at Orlando, Fla. into a 30-28 margin. Those added to the injury' The Atomics piled up a 10 list include: Angel inflcldcrs point lead in the final period Jim Fregosl and Tom Sat- to ice the contest. Danny Kirk, riano, both with minor ail­ land scored 11 point* fur ments; shortstop Tony Mar­ Oviedo wHIs Mickey Tesin* tinez, who injured an ankle and centcrficider Vic Davit- sky dunked• ... • »0.• illo, who came down with GAINESVILLE (UPI) — PENSACOLA (UPI)—-Two South Africnnn Mnd a fever at the Indian camp; Dixie Hollins High of St. two tournament-tented Americana turned the sec­ inficldcra Bill Mazcroski and Petersburg and Apopka High ond round of the $25,000 Penaacola Rolf tournament Bob Bailey, who will be side- were scheduled to defend their j lined for a new Pirate exinto an international scrap today. and Don Dillard of tntc Class AA and A high Three veterans—Gary Player of Johannesburg, I| hibitions the Braves who has hospital­ school basketball titles today South Africn, defending champion Doug Snnr'«rs of ized with a gland infection. in the semi-finals of the state Ojnl, Calif., and Julius Roros The McSs’ last holdout, tournament here. of Mid-Pines, N. C., and 18- Elio Chacon reported to Dixie Hollins was to take on year old Allen Hvnninir of camp and signed his con­ Plant High of Tampa (7:30 Johannesburg, were deadlock­ tract; Early Wynn, seeking a p.m.). The winner of that one ed for first place with five job with the White Sox. fail­ plays the winner of the (3 under par 67». ed to impress, giving up three p.m.) contest between Miami Fifty three pros, taking ad­ runs, one unearned, in three Senior High and Pompano vantage of a bright aun and innings; Milwaukee has yet Beach for the atato title to­ no wind, batterer! the 30-30-72 to satisfy catcher Joe Torre. morrow. par over the pine-studded Dunedin was scheduled to United Prcou International country club with its fair­ pluy Apcpka (at 9 p.m.), the NEW YORK (UP1> — Cua- ways etched along blue-green winner of that one faring the aiua Marrellua Clay, the fight Pensacola Buy. Only 15 nick­ winner of the St. Tliomae game’s "Louisville Lip," waa ed par in the first round of Aquinas of Fort LauderdaleDeLand game (4:30 p.m.) for awarded the "moat hip" recog­ the Greater New Orleans open last week. Tha six ace greyhounds the state title Saturday. nition today by arty beatniks Gardner Dickinson Jr. of slated for action here Satur­ In other semi-final matchesi In New York’s Greenwich Vil­ Tcquesta, Fla., thrilled the day night In the second inter­ Class B—Jay vs. Baldwin (3 lage because of hla alleged gallery by bunging a six-iron city match race with Jack­ p.m.), and Graceville v*. Flo­ poetry—writing and reading. into the cup on the 170-yard sonville arc getting plenty of rida High of Tallahassee (7:30 Heavyweight e o n t ender par three 7th. It was his first attention from their trainers p.m.). today. Class C—Sopchoppy v*. Pop­ Clay, who flghU New York ace in PGA play but his sev­ enth hole in one. Their sleek coats arc being lar Springs (4:30 p.ni.) and Doug June* a t Madison Henning, who caine to the brushed, tbelr feel carefully Square Garden Wednesday states just 10 days ago, be­ examined and their food se­ North Marion vs. Hilliard (9 p.m.). night, "is really digging the came the darkhorse of the lected with special care so whole scene," explained Fred tournament with his fine fair­ that they wilt be in top con­ Weintraub, owner of the "Bit­ way irons and long tee ahots. dition for this Important race Player had two greal op­ that will be the tenth event ter End"—a popular coffee­ house night club in the Vil­ portunities to take the lead on the big weekend program but he three-putted the lUh tomorrow night. lage. Running for the SOKC will It was at the bitter end and 18th greens. The shert* that 21-year-old Cassius won swinger hit every green in re­ be Denny Mac, the first greyMIAMI BEACH (UPI) — by popular acclaim Thurs­ gulation and eagletl the pur hound to rack up seven firsts day a self-composed poetry- five 4l)0-yard 0th hole with a this season; Texas Lace, win­ Sonny Liston will probably 200-yard wood shot to the ner of the recent King and start training again for hla reading contest. Queen Championship, a n d The bewhiskerrd young green and a 30 foot putt. April 10 title bout with Floyd "hippies" and tbclr very Sanders and Boros, playing stretch-driving Little Rhonds. Patterson this Sunday, Son­ Representing J a c k s o n long-haired "swingin’ chick" in the same threesome, were ny'* advisor said Thursday. gals simply dug that Cass- like Mutt and Jeff scoring vlllc will be internationally Jack Nikm sqid that tha lus, Weintraub disclosed—not their 07s. Sanders missed fivu famous Velvet Sis. winner of because of his poetry—but greens but only had 10 putts inter-city match at Jackson­ doctor had looked over tha "because hc’a putting the on the front nine. The Georgia ville last Saturday, and June heavyweight champion's kneo whole world on—and It’s a rrarkcr is nursing a broken Moore and Rosclla Rose. and given the big man a ten­ gas." Order of finish at Jackson­ tative go-ahead to resuma little finger on his left hand. Translated, that means Arnold Palmer, winner here ville waa Velvet Sis, Texas training for the fight. Clay explained to the CUO lis­ In 11)00, shot a 00. Other form* Lace, Denny Mac, J u n e "H ie doctor looked at Son­ teners: "the rhythm of my er winners playing are Tom­ Moore, Rosclla Rose and Lit­ ny’s knee, gave him another tle Rhonda. poetry gives me an unprece­ shot of cortisone, and said he my Bolt, 00, and Doug Ford dented rhythm In the ring." Three greyhounds will be should be able lo go back and Don Fairfield, with 74s. Then he read with flamboy­ trying for a fifth victory when to work Sunday," Nllon said. ant vigor; "Ode to a Cham­ they go to the poit in the pion: Caasius Marccllua Clay featured tenth race of to- b y Cassiua M. Clay." night's ll race program. They Hla modest poem started: arc Garce, Sleek Ponda and i "Hall to a man of muscle Bonnie Abbe. and brawn, a fighter so stout Rounding out the main I With only three weeki of of heart. event field will be Sarasota • (freatliner Boats •That shadow-boxed and bowling left in the Thursday Egg King. Ruby Keeler, Won• Mercury Motora sweated and punched and Nile Mixed League, Apple­ deron. Pac Sac and Connie by’s and Powell’s are tied for Choice. teamed the boxrr’a art." • The Aluminum Boat After proving that Clay Is first place with 59 wins and For The Fisherman greater than live great glad­ 37 lone*; next la Pryor's Annual per raptlta con­ 2401 S. French Avs. iators of yore and that he with 57 wins and 39 losses; sumption of shelled peanuts will knock out Jones in six Heart Council has 3 wins and In tlie U. S. la more than 4V4 FA 2-1392 rounds, the poem concluded 53 losses. Strinmcyer’s 37 pound*. with a title triumph over wins and 59 losses and Cook's Comer has 33 win* and 63 Sonny Liston: "So when the gong rings losses. Splits converted this week and the referee sings out were the 3-10 and 5-7 by Irene the winner’ "And Sonny Liston will fall Dulrk of Cook'a Corner; the "Cassius Marccllua Clay 5-8-10 by Ralph Belts of Puw-j will be the noblest Roman of ell's; the 3-10 twice by Pat I Foster of Pryor's and the 5-lu them all." twice by Erma Anderson o f ' Powell's, Series of 500 plus were bowled by Clyde Piercy of j Appleby's with a 522; Vergil NEW YORK (UI’D—Harry Anderson of Pryor's, 516; Gallatin of the St. Louis Ralph Betts, Dot Powell, Dick Hawks, who proved as big a Coveil and Ellen Betts, all of success at pro basketball Powell’i Office Supply, bowl­ coaching as he once was as a ed 505, 519, 531 and 527 re­ player, today was named spectively, Jim Babb of Cook'a Corner United P r e a s International eoach-of-the-year for the 1962- set a new season high handi­ 63 National Basketball Asso­ cap game for the men of 241. jack^ nvhT i^^^w^ oi^ ciation season. Top Hpr«d»lrr« from each track will Gallatin rebuilt the slipping Award Set con pete In the feature race for the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) St. Louis team in his first _____ rhamplnn«dilg_of_t>ie_lat»rfltc rivalry season as an NBA coach and Grn. Douglas MacArthur, ar­ guided them back to a berth bitrator in the AAU-NCAA In the league's championship dispute, will be cited by the Philadelphia Travel and Va­ playoffs. cation Show April 29 for his I MATINEES 2 PM WED.-FKI.-8AT. effort* to heal the dispute be­ Skiers Complete tween the warring amateur ANDOVER, Maine (U P D - sports organizations. * Heated Grandstand North American Nordic ski­ 8 Luxurious Clubhouse ers compete this weekend fur Telecast Slated • Valet Parking G o h ^ ' berths on the 1864 U. S Olym­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Tlie RAIN UK SHINE pic cross country team. The American Broadcasting Com­ It’s More Fun Tn Watch IS- and 30-kllometer cross pany will handle tha national The Greyhounds Run country events will be con­ televising of the third annual tested at tbe Plneland Ski AU-America football game al Sorry! No Minors! KL NNE L CLUB and Outing Club's annual win- War Memorial Stadium In Highway 17-92 Midway Between Sanford 4k Orlando tar carnival Buffalo, N. Y-, June 29. I Player, Sanders Pace Pensacola Golf Play . Clay:'The Noblest 01 Them . . SOKC Schedules Infer-Cily Match Liston Gets Training Okay Two Teams Tied For First M EADORS M A R IN E Gallatin Top Pro Cage Coach IN T E R C IT Y M A T C H RACE T O M O R R O W N IG H T Rocina N IG H T L Y 8:10 4 f% a c io td & in m 9 Orlando HIOHWAYS 1 7 - f t N. TON PAftK, FLORIDA �V “ I 0 ~*s — You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our ' Don’t Wants’’ In The Herald Classified Ads! 6. F o r Kent Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 furnished NICE LARGE 2 Bit turn apt Oil heat and fireplace. Magnolia. Furnished Tile bath, IWO Magnolia. Robert A. I $65. FA 2-3951. FA 2-3951. 2 BR. house, 817 Catalina. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitclien equip­ ! Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. ped. Urt W. 18th St. Pb. I Kitchen equipped. EA 2-3651. FA 2 4678. ! 2 Redroom furnished house 2421 Willow Ave. FA 2 2418 Houses (or rent. For Infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 2t>5 E. » w completely furnished 2 bedroom Ihiiih*. FA 2-2577. 25th SI. 2 BEDROOM furnished house 2 lilt Duplex, excellent loca­ located in S. Sanford Ave tion. electric kitchen. 10UI-B 668-4001. S. Elm. Call FA 2 55144. - FURN. Apt. 33(W Mellonville. 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ ed $60. Lake Mary, Ph. 45 ft. TRAILER with cabana. Call FA 2-5089. FA 2-1757. UNFUR.Y 1st Floor. 3 rms. 3 Room furnished upstairs Apartment. Adults. $45. 1’h. hath, 2 screened porcltes. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ FA 2-7399. stairs evenings. *■ DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*., thru Krl. 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: lu e s - thru Krl. - - I*. SI. daybefore insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. ■ : *1 RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be reaponalble for more than one Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 vise or reject any advertise­ or FA 2-0525. ment from what ordered lo conform lo the policies of this Clean comfortable 2 bedroom paper. Apartment. Close to town. FA 20617. 1. L o at f t Fo u n d 2 Bedroom home, kitchen LOST: I Beagles In Ravenna furnished, on Lake Golden. Park area. Chained togeth­ Near base. Call FA 2-4645 er with name tags. Any in­ during day, FA 2-1736 after formation concerning the 5.30. whereabout* call FA 2 0936 or 322 9546. KENT A BED nollaway, Hospital 4 Baby 3 . E d u c a tio n - ln a tru c tio n Beds. By Day, Week, or Month REGISTRATION open fnr CAR BOLL'S FURNITURE Good Shepherd Christian Ph. FA 3-5181 116 W. 1st St. Day School, 4 and 5 year olds. Nursery, $15; kinder­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS: garten $16. Transportation Rooms private baths, 114 available for city and out­ W. First St. lying areas. 322-7313 or F u r n i s h e d Apartment. 3 FA 2-371$. Rooms, bath. 2 Double beds. 110 W. Third St. 4. Transportation Share nde for L. A. in 30 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-lns, fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ days FA 2-0702. man Circle. $120 per muoth. FA 2-7484. C. For Rent ■'W - t % M I 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adulta only. Ph. equipped. $75 month. Ph. FA 2-7368. FA 2 5303. S Bedroom house. 2106 Stev­ Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equtpIM-d. FA 2-3019. ens Ave. Pltonc 349-4671. FA 2 0347. NICELY furn. 6 room house. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ FA 2-6237. plus City. 201 W. lat St. I BR. House, nicely furn­ ished. $65 mo. FA 2 8544. 2 BR House. Kitchen equip­ ped, 3210907. Furnished Apartment. Clote in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-1013 FURNISHED Cottage. Phone FA 2-2800. ROSE COURT, 1 Bit. furn. Near base. 2015 Sanford STENSTROM Ave. NO 8-4323. RENTALS FURNISHED RENTALS now available, 2 3 lilt home — $135 bedroom homes and apart­ NICE AIT. — $60 ments, k.tdicn equipped. 965.00 and $75.00 monthly. UNFURNISHED EVERETT A. HARPER 3 BR home $80 AGENCY • REALTOR 3 BR Apt. $80 2465 S. Park Ave. 3 BR, 1 bath - *100 Ph. FA 2 2264 or FA 2-2385 3 BR, Bath — $100 Furnished Apartment f o r 3 BR, 2 bath - $100 adults. Utilities furnished. $78. Also lake house. $123. Ph. 322-2M7. Real Estate — Mortgages Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 Kitchen equipped. 1505 Dou­ glas Ave. FA 2-6958. 3 Large room Apartment furnished. Close to base. 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ Adults. No pels. FA 2-3677. ment. Downstairs, large rooms. Call 322634L Furn. lovely 2 BR Apt. Lake privileges. FA 2 0274. ROOMS. The Gabies. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Furn. 3 Bin. Apt. $30. Mo. Adults. Ph. FA 2 9180. NEWLY FURNISHED Large 2 BR. duplex. 14th St. I/ong- Furnished 2 bedroom house wood 838.1298. for small family. FA 2 0190. Stenstrom Realty ■ Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. 3. Furn. 2 Bedroom house. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664 $10 Mo. 407'i W. tat. ACIOS8 pm 12 Indus powder ISTres 14 Wine entran™ tft Ttufw (imitlrl • Among (prefix) 7 Yellow metal ! 8 Kit out loke.) tOC'hemlial •Mirevulion It t a n a (ml El Mutational ilfgrte 14 Klffnlty 2d Mud* o( blue SO liesin $4 llcvrrase 0 Trait 37 Cod ot lo\e 3a lirnadwiy has 40 Util 42 lull of (w8u) 43---- irttn 45 Stares in boa ling 47 Hew ea mdun to Again-1 f. t o u t of (prefix i 55 fermenting ,g tn t 3# Cnalr 110Indeed IAnglo-ID 2 Goat nlight green 4 Scrape* ofl (One (Scot) »i See 7 1'otorkae • Reddish bine a Scent 10 Sarm building 11 Standards tab) HI lirlaiidir Uultr 23 lie mass 25 tiono -id Haiti 27 Shad* of red 28 Eastern title 2ft Juincr* 31 Wild 32 I’mk iluide 33 Ultra <fr I 1 I 1 4 r~ ii is DOWM HUerqllas a Irkas ms SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 31. Poultry - I.lveutuek HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Large Shetland Ponies; . 1 I Complete Reanly Service griding. 1 ntare. New aadF.vening Appointment* die* and bridle*. 332-9I62. | 105 So. O.ik FA 2-5742 3d Pumlrn 3ft Crude tools 4t Sutaliied rotor 4 tile hold! 40 -The--------roineth-* 4S I’ink sliade M Altu.it 1“ 4 } c. 51 Cl 52 small nail .'► «Itediatlona VI Wmged 57 I irnrh town Sit Arertaln age «l I’lay ratter islangi P IT T 322-8827 9. Fur Sale or Rent If you like country living. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On "He haa two oonvartibla tops—one up and ona downl" south aide of big Lake Mary. Water for boating, etc. Orange tree*. Approxi­ 12. Real K*talr For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale mately 2t» acres. FA 2 9162. l.ake Mary: H you want a •I BEDROOM t New house near I.akc Mary. a large comfortable cus­ Full bath. See lurntdted 322-3098. tom built home with 3 model at Sales office out ttedrooots, 2'* baths, party 20th St. and Upsala Road, 12. Real Estate For Sale opposite church, central room, llreplare room, dou­ heat prepared for Air-condi­ ble carportr & utility room, SERVICE STATION businen a sale Iveacli. Call for ap­ tion. for sale. Only 3 owner* in pointment to tee this to112,990 37 year*. Buy only itork day. There i* nothing like Low-Low down payment and equipment. EA 2-4682. itt $21,500. Good terms. Ph. 970.410 A MONTH 4 ACHES of land 275 ft. Hoad FA 2-3617. PAYS ALL frontage on Weil lit St. IMMEDIATE 4 line hwy. Price $15,000. St. Johns Realty OCCUPANCY Term*. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 Bedroom, I'a bath, imi qual­ ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. 5 and 10 acre* tiled farms 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Longdate subdivision Longavailable. wood. ANOTHER FABULOUS IIUY AT CRYSTAL LAKE, open C. A. Whiddon RAVENNA PARK beam construction, »l»ne Reg. Real Estate Broker Exceptionally attractive 3 fireplace, 3 bedroom and a 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5991 bedroom home In like new optional r o o m , Florida condition a n d available TEE ’N GREEN room, 2 lile baths, fully airImmediately. Full equipOut 2Ullt St. opposite lull conditioned. location South Club. New 3 ItodriRiin, H i p<d built • in kitchen and end of Crystul Drive, I*)ch Florid* norm. Total price, hath, built-in*. I.argc fam­ Arbor. E. A. Jarred, Build­ ily room, central heat and only $13,650. Just $450 down, er. FA 2 3378 of FA 2 3077. Air-Condition. Low, low and $87.5o per month in­ down p a y m e n t * . $75.00 L.M.N. ENTERPRISES cludes everything! month pay* all. Drive out Has purchased b e a u t i f u l today or call FA 2-2744 for wooded area at lsvngdsle. ~SINGER details. 10:30 to 5 daily. See Mr. Ferguson al sales SEWING MACHINE office and pick your lot Ileal Kitale — Mortgage* Sales ami Service -1 HR HOME and house models. Liw 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 242(1 Frce estimate* In advance Beautiful 4 BR. 2 bath CB down—low monthly payint*. Itome in Sanford'* mod Free home demon-tration 3 lilt, 115 bath home, lit desirable residential area. CALL FA 2-5783 Country Club. Well cared Fully equipp'd built-in kit- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Alan's Fabric A Hugs for, deep well, fenced yard. rhen and central heal. 3 Bedroom home in Wynne2559 Park Dr. wood for only )l2.5oo willi Very low down payment. $22,UUU, with $I50U down on extras. Fll.\ down payment FA 2-8806. new FHA financing. LAWN SERVICE 5400. Mowing and edging, clr. Sat­ Owner Tmimfurml isfaction guaranteed. Pit. Large 4 bedroom laketront 3-Bedroom, 2 bath lakcfront FA 2 1817. home, Florida room, dish­ home in lieautifol I*h-Ii Ar­ Real Estate — Mortgages bor. Only <1,750 down and WELLS mtlLI.P.n, PUMPS, washer. etc.. ONLY $29,500. IU N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 assume existing mortgage. SPRINKER SYSTEMS No closing cost*. Going machine and repair AU Types and Sise* 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced beck >lmp business for $l.5oo. We Repair ami Service yard, air conditioner, Kit­ S T I N F. chen equipped. 3300 S. Park If you have acreage you Machinery and Supply Co. Ave. FA 2 7781. would like to sell—Please 207 w . 2nd St. F A 2-8432 1901 Park Avenue Call! FA 2 5232 anytime ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor 280 ft. frontage on West First NO CASH NEEDED Raymond Lundquist, Asao. Street (Sit 46) with depth. 3 Bedroom, 2 bulb. Salt a llt'iiliiiK - Air ('oinliUoniiiK FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Some terms and 2 bedroom Sales—Repair—Contracting month T. k I. included. FREE ESTIMATES 322 808.1 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ home, only $I5,5U0—a real 25U2 Oak FA 2 8321 ner lot facing lake. ItJO investment. Call Now. I.AKKVIKW Home for sale or Wait* Drive, S u n I a n d F K IG ID A IIIE Estate. FIIA in service. l-einon lliuff Riverfront—All I trade for a tiled farm on the Sales A .Service west side of Sunlord. Call $150 down, monthly $81.75, or part of 97 ft. Frontage FA 2 7898 days or FA 2 6368 G. It. HIGH VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 $50 per ft. nights. 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford or FA 2 2118. Pb. FA 2-3883 1 BEDROOM CB Itouse. Flor­ 3 BEDROOMS. 2 bath*. Kit­ ida room, fenced yard chen equipped. S o down Furnished or unfurnished. REALTOR - 1NSUROR payment. S. Park Ave. Phona FA 2 3727. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave FA 2-1781. Wall Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Seminole Really Southern Air TST 2T Set* Our Selection a II u 3 Bedroom House, 2 bath. On west side. 2 Years old. ( VERY) small down pay­ ment. Owner transferred Must sacrifice. FA 2 5348. K id quality used cars, rerundilionrd and sold umlrr GW Warranty. Rank flnanrinir available. Drop in, you Mill hr glad you did. ( U *r u IT IT tr iff 12 Hill Hemphill U b- cr MOTORS ** MWWAPUl LMUtriUsi: *wv. or , S«| W. 1st. Hi- Hanli.nl PH. 322-0231 EASY 219 K. 2nd FA 2-0711 $2593 893 1795 1195 llll 1395 593 895 813 .195 893 493 1693 I.195 1093 693 1105 303 605 .105 :9 i 40a .195 605 995 GMAC PAYMENTS 1503 PARK AVK. ORLANDO Clt 1-3166 FA 2-0h6I '51 V-8 Ford 4door sedan. Straight stick. $195. Call FA 2-2261. BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK * It I v r CAR WANTED. Will trad* even for my 35 ft. boat Good condition. W. Cooke, 606 S. Park. Apt. 4. 1962 STl’I) F. BAKER 1 ton pickup reduced for quick sale—$995. Call Ralph P#Told, FA 21611. Wo loan Carpet Shampoocr i960 Valiant, 4 dr. St. stick. at no cost with purchase It. k H. $995. 1058 Cadillac ot Blue Lustre shampoo. cpo. Devlllc. Full power k Carroll's Furniture. air. SI605. Sanford Motor Co. 800 French Ave. 37. Rout* • Motor* Gateway To The Waterway H okum S p o rtin g Goods Your F.V1NRUDE Dealer ' 301-6 8 K. lat Ph. FA 2-5981 38. Motorcycles - Scooten* '59 VESPA Grand SporL* Owner transferred. Must sacrifice. 122 Hays Drive, Country Club Manor. t FOR SALE Extra Special Buy 1961 MERCURY Station Wagun, air rond- automatic Iran,., power steering and brake*, radio and heeler, whitewalls. Spotless white with white and black vinyl interior, only $1995 nt , . . Kill Hemphill MOTORS 322-0231 tl FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 708 Celery Ava. KA 2-21 IT. 31. Articles! For Sale S|N>rt shirt sale, $1.90. Bug* $2 90 up. Army Navy Sur­ plus, 310 Sanford Ave. BABY- CRIB and Polaroid Camera. FA 2-5009. FKIGIDAIIIE Refrigerator. 1 Year old. $100. FA 2-1308. Cars Wanted Keel's Used Guru 1012 Kunfurd Ave. For Less! 1(Hill DODGE 1fill 6 cylinder, lung wheel bs*e IUr>9DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL 2 dr. harlup, like new, a tup buy! d -J -• 4 ! Is *1095 "1295 No Down Payment $ Hey! Fishermen! Ill II.P. MERCURY Super Hurricane It) iiutlxuird mttlor. SPECIAL *K8 I YEAR GW WARRANTY ON ALL CARS Seminole Co. Motors E. j * L* W ith the H3 P ontier/T em iw at team brtwvainf along 3rd in sales, we can now afford to pane along volume savings in the form of bigger trade-in allowances, longer deal*. And our selection is Itetter thun ever. S tep into cu r ahowroom tod ay , step out in a new W idn-Trark Pontiac or T em peai tomorrow. You'll he glad you did! ON THESE OUTSTANDING BUYS 1936 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE *396 2 dr. Iisrdlup. aulu, Iran*. 1953 FORD '496 1 dr., aulu. Iran*., rlesn 1957 STUDEIIAKEK *495 2 dr., aulu Iran*.. V-8 engine 1956 STUDEIIAKEK *396 tfww I dr. V-Mwith overdrive Iran*. 1957 DODGE 1 dr. Iiirdliui. \ Suiter Sin-rial at thi* nrire "495 all) FA 2-0611 H Motor Scooter* - Cycle*. Used Vespa I960, $139.83. Level* Sales k Service 2517 Country Club Rd. Ph. KA 2-7928 Used lurnllure, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Ij try's Marl 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 USED CAR SALE HOLLERS°/SANFORD 1959 CADILLAC 4 Door, DrVllle Air t n n d . ---1958 CIIKV. 4 Hour, Air Conditlun 1081 CIIKV 4 Door Station Wagon. V-8, Auto. 1960 CIIKV 4 Door, 6 Cyl., Standard Tran*. 1039 CIIKV 4 Fluor Station Wagun, 6 Cyl. 1959 OI.DH 4 Door Hardtop, Power and Air fund 1958 FORD Station Wagon, 6 Cyl- Auto. 1958 CIIKVOI.KT >i Tun Pickup. 6 Cyl...........— 1957 I'OHD Country Sedan, Overdrive 1956 I'OHD Station Wagon, Y-», Automatic 1956 C Villi.I. VI Sedan, DrVillr, I’owrr. Air fund. 1958 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, V-s. Sid. Tran*. 1960 CIIKV. Impala t onv., A/T, P/H, 1711 1961 CIIKYROLKT tj Ton Pickup, Aulu. Tran*. I960 CIIKVROI.KT •, Tun Pickup. 6 Cylinder 1959 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, 6 Cylinder 1959 CIIK5KOLKT I Door, 6 1)1- Stand. Iran*. 1958 FORD 4 Door ll.T- V-8. Fairlanr 5110. Auto. 1957 DODGK 4 Door Hardtop 1 oupe. Auto....... 1955 CIIKV. Ilrlair 4-Dr- 6 Cyl- Std. Trana. 1955 I'L l MOl’TII 2 Door. 6 Cyl- Hid. 19511 4 IH'.VHOLKT 1. Ton Pi.kup 1951 CilKY HOl.ET 1 Door, Auto. ............... 1956 I'ONTIAC I Door Hardtop. Auto.................. 1959 CIIKV. Ion Pickup '55 Buick. Runs well. $125, R.C A. 21" T.V. $40. Must sell. 302 Oak. Sell Us Your rurnm ire. Quirk Service With lbs- Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0677. Stemper Agency 3 Bit. l ‘v bsth. Air-condition- j er. Built-in kitchen, Low down payment. Monthly payments $84.00. FA 2 3659. |36. Automohlles - Trucks 33. Article* Wanted 31 A. Pets Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 1 Electric chain hoist. (8 ton Special on Perm*. Call for 3 BLACK MALE Poodle*. or 1 ton. Dcllary 068-5713. apiHiintment. 3 Senior ope­ Pedigreed. 2 very small. rator*. Free parking lot*. Reasonable Ph. 838-6104 ami 36. Automobiles - Trucks 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0634 836 2918. 1950 Ford Custom, clean, ra ­ CLIPPING BY Appointment, 24. Electrical Service* dio, h e a t e r , automatic Animal Haven Boarding transmission. Good mechan­ FHIGIDAIRR Kennel. FA 2 5752. ical condition and good rub­ Sales k Service ber. $165. Call FA 2 3388 afllALMATION PUPPIES, fe Ilouse Wiring. Free Estimates ter 3 p. m. male, 7 wks. Pedigree on Sid \ ihlcn'x Randall Electric both sides. Reasonable. 112 Magnolia Ph. EA 2-0915 '37 Rambler Station Wagon. FA 21719. Fully equipped, standard trans. as is $475. 313 E. 25. Plumbing Service* 32. Flower* - Shrub* 1st St. In rear. PETUNIA. Snapdragon, Pan1937 Mercury .Monterey, 2 ale atoek. tone, white wall tires, auto­ GRAPEVILI.E NURSERY matic transmission, power Plumbing & Hculing Grapcville Ave. Near 20th St. steering, radio, heater. Good AIR CONDITIONING Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ mechanical condition and CONTRACT and REPAIR good rubber. $500. Phone gons, Pansies, Vegetable WORK FA 2-.5188 after 5 p in. Plant*. Dutch Mill Nursery, 1007 Sanford Ave. KA 2-6562 t'psala ltd. Just off 'Jotli St. 1957 Fonl Hamit Wugott. Ex­ PLUMBING and 1st St. cellent shape, lavw mileage. Contracting Repairs $350(8) 142 Mayfair Circle. FREE ESTIMATES 33. Furniture Phone 322-7331. H. L. IIAKVKY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 LARGE SELECTION of used '37 Old* 96 Hardtop. Fully refrigerator*. $29 and up e q it I p p od. Exceptionally with or without trade. 26. Radio & Television clean and well running. FURNITURE CENTER KA 2 4317 alter 4:30. PERSONAL RADIO k Mini French Ave. T.V. SERVICE Ph. FA 2-7953 Yvdkswagon Kombi. 1958 mo­ We repair PImiiio Changers del. with ull seal*. A-t WANTED reliable couple lo Radio A T.V.. Auto Radios condition. A bargain. Pit. take up monthly payment* 1 DAY SERVICE FA 2 8800. of $13.50 rn 3 complete 251It St. k Sanford Ave. rooms of furniture. Call Ph. 323 0655 TK 8-151], Casselberry, col­ 27. Special Service* lect. (). M. HARRISONS 1311 Palmetto Ave. 31. Articles For Sale | Waitress, Curb girl. Must be Monuments, Cemetery work Hutpuint Refrigerator. Excel­ experienced. Apply Chick \l»o Ia-tiering on Stone* lent condition. $95. Phone N Treat. Sanford. FA 2-4119. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 2317 Mellonville Ave. I9ilt Zig Zag Sewing Machine Plums- KA 2 6119 IS. Help Wanted Darns, makes button holes. With.guarantee. 5 Payments Piano Tuning and Repair PART TIME, no selling. Earn of $6.40. FA 2 9411. VY. L. llarmon — FA 2-4223 $2 00 hour start, collecting on our established current PIANO'S— Me have in this customers. No experience 2H. A utom obile S ervice vicinity 2 Spinet pianos necessary. Car n e e d e d. which van Ik- purchas'd by AUTO GLASS Rondnhle local resident. making small deposit* and Write Mr. Nager, P.O. Box taking over small monthly INSTALLED 613. Orlando, Fla., giving payments. Inquire Thomp­ Senkarik Glad* and Paint age, address, plume, type, son Music Co. 29 Colonial Company model and year of ear. Plain Mall. Orlando. Ph. | 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 GA 5-4577. 19. Situations Wanted AUTO • RADIO REPOSSESSED ZIG ~ ZAG Drive-In Repair Service Child Care. FA 2-2274 SEWING MACHINES PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. Save up to 5m;, take over 25th St. A Sanford Ave. i Children kept. FA Z 4182. payments, lot S. Park Ave. Pit. 323-0655 FA 2 9411. 21. K ca u ty Salon* ~ REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE Office FA 2-2111 Nights Tk 2 0648 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Mi«i <:-* ZUW M ir 1.1 Kcteuir' Sdliasooui Rjrrnlfi F H . M ar. 8. 1963— l’airo SI i 16. Female Help Wanted 27. Special Services 6A Special Notices Jim Hunt Realty M2 Minute oti|rrt ml S'.iery wheel •o guotogKat genus fs Crude beets 47 Make ’nelan.liol) £anfnrh Our Best — Colors IfiM Studs* of tClir Three room apartment. 2IUI SI5. 2 Bedroom Apartment. $55. 'VIlhams Phone Office 204 W. First I *k I6. For Kent First St., Hanford Winter Park Ml 7-2330 put C K ] 1 �JS W EEK Wd TOUR of HOMES ••. 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. 2 0 th 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 L or.gvood E la n a n ta r y SUNLAND sch ool LAKE W A Y M A N HEIGHTS ESTATES 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 111 N. PARK AVE. PHONE 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 LMN 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. Ravenna Park Homes 304 TUCKER DRIVE “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 Day City Water Rationing Termed Inevitable' * * e io 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«8 z 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- 1quests 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 (h is 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* Firm Opening 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 X r i h S W W t in Uto "TV ‘ s (bang's . 1 Athe. 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, 1importance," Wirt* said. "Rut post office to the (irncral House Ready | even if we achieve the diaired Sanford Memorial Library . were indigent. WASHINGTON (UP!) — over-all giowth rate, wc ranCarroll A. Rurkc, bar pres­ site. 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'k IiiI'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 Deny Charges 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 iate GENEVA it PI) - The next weekend. Proceeds will 11*57 has inrrcuM-d no average Chaml<or of Commerce build­ 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. access road lo the new Eng­ Soviet charges that it falsi­ fund . . . Rest for a gradua­ ently Friday, permitting uceesa to tliu ed in the science and technol­ Saturday that thieves had taken lish Estate* School mid a re­ joh* a yeur. Wirt* noted that Registrar Camilla Itruce. 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 roll 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., Bomb Throwers 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. 1by Cleveland. • • • eluded In a -Space Era Educa­ Miners Clash 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 H iiiio iin c e il 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 to d ay 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 On Strike village of Kteinelmch, where discussion of long-range pro­ KINGSPORT, Trnn. (UPI) Randall Chase and John Kridpurchase owl statue* and Rotli meeting* will lie held Seminole County Young |t<- industrial safely, Florida III gramming of Flmidu water forces u|qHising French Presi­ he was picked up at dawn i cr. Tucker i* committee lieu*, —About 1,650 production and place them on courthouse, at the Cass. Ibe try Woimti's puhliran Club. dent Charles de Gaulle, a gov­ Sumluy. He was whisked in u duitrial Commission. maintenance employes of lesoutre* projects, program­ uier. city hall, library, elc. 1 he interested publir is es­ Club on Overbrook Dr. ernment spokesman said to- police cur to his rented hilltop ming and justification of Mead said water line* to Kingsport I’rejs, Inc., one of Mark N. Cleveland Jr., can­ • • • pecially urged to come out for Ihe lioiler were plugged and | mansion for lunch. the world'* largest I kioW man Florida projects for presenta­ day. 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 s p o k '-s n u iii 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 11 No Clues 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. ERNIE COWLEY 4 'ifurae tomorrow on county. Stimulate' Economy Birkenmeyer Crabs Top Drive Honors ( B l\? & m t f a r d l i r n t l i t Indigent Fees To Be Discussed Bulletin New State University Proposed For 'Area' 0 BRIEFS Absentee Ballots Now Available Casselberry To Discuss Charter Republican Club To Hear Fortune Burglars Net $383 Wafer Meet Set Mar. 25 Low Water Caused Blast Adenauer Turns Down Plea For Bidault MeralJ Index Charter Meeting Sanford Bands Take District Honors rr-* ★ ★ ★ Local Leaders Hail Proposal > < * • � 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 08, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 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 08, 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/657c32813e4044d308508b459d35e7a5.pdf 4d0bc89099cdfed97cf6078cd9c6c7d3 PDF Text Text Contest The proposal that the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce sponsor a name changing contest fo r Luke Mary Blvd. will be presented at Thursday’s 8 p.m. meeting o f the group by Klchurd Keogh, newly elect­ ed president. Possibility o f the Chumbcr con­ ducting such a contest was suggested recently by County Zoning Director Bob Brown who explained that a great deal o f confusion arises upon occnninn from the number o f "Luke Mnry'a" lending to and from the community. Other itemn on the agenda will include election o f a new nominating committee; prenentation o f the presi­ dent’ll report on past and future ac­ tivities; announcement o f an all out membership drive and reports from the County Commission on prospects o f Luke Mary getting an Inter­ change to Interstate 4 and on street lighting for the community. Hard Rubber Head Low , Low Price! B& m Heavy-Duty Plastic Ruitproof aluminum h a n d le ia e a » y to m an ipu late. Uee on rare, window*, boat a, aerren*. any waahable aurface. Wllf not (cratch or mar painted finUhee. Full-4-Inch Speaker Pull andlftorted volume and a mart, attractive dnign belie the low price of this remarkable radio. The soft ivory abode it iilonl (or any decor. 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The only thing ia ho bus his business office in Sanford rather than OR­ ANGE COUNTY1 Supervisor of Registration Camilla Rruce will ask the County Commission for legis­ lation boosting her salary from *3,ooo to *8,noo . . . it will b« turned down. Jim Crapps should furnish both members of Hie City and County Commission and olher county officials attending that “ shindig" toni giit directions to his camp where Hint joint city-county meeting will lake place. Everyone l talked to today didn't know where the ramp is located . . . It is out by the Weklva, gentle­ men. In the interest of public aervico and for the benefit of all officials, following are directions to get to the camp: Follow zoning map plot 2. 300 yards east of the Weklva, turn sharply 512 yards until you get to n small ditch, gel out of car. inspect ditch . , . follow road through swamp, rareful In watch out for snakes and gators . , , Wear heavy boots, six rattlesnakes were seen there yesterday. Be care (ill of tribe of Indians on the warpath some 511 yards before you enter the camp . . . For more details, maps ran be furnished in the courtlioute for $1. Among the items expected to lie liNcilsfcd will lie Join p:il'licipatiun project on 25th St. . . . County aisHancc un those Hunt utility line* . . . Cost to the city was over $50,000 and tile city has ex­ pended more Ilian the allo­ cated funds , , .and maybe Uie zoo. .Sanford attorneys Ken Me Intosh anil AI Kitts are being kept awake at night by those Seville nightmares . . . Both attorney* were almost placed In contempt of court there and when they left, the con­ stable followed them fur 15 miles. • • • Tltr pros outweigh Hie con* in regard to petitions circulat­ ing in Riivenna I'ark on that Community Shopping Center plnnncd out there . , , Hear­ ing* nrxt Wednesday. Just a* an example of how confusing ail llioic “ Lake Mary" avenues, street*, bou­ levards, lanrt, drive*, voids, etc., ran get. sure enough we got the wrong one in a new*story Wednesday. The C of L"» name changing contest will hr fur old Lake Mary Rd., not Lake Mary Blvd. And if that isn't confusing enough, we understand that it was District 2 County Com­ missioner John Alexander in stead of Zoning Director Bob Brown that suggested tlie contest. There, n o w , everything okay? Removal of Ihe flag pole at the old postoffice proved to la- a mansize job. City work­ er, expected to perform till! task “ in two three hour*." U. S. had directed the city lo remove the pole from the gov­ ernment-owned lot by March P Workers dug down In the concrete Inundation Wednes­ day altcrnoon and discovered d of such »izc a crane wai re­ quired. The pole was replaced today on Hie lawn in Iron! of Hie old postoffice, which tome day will be Ihe Sanford pub­ lic library. * s • Received the following let­ ter from Ihe CUy Manager'* office today: "This is to no­ tify you that Iho City Com­ mission cancelled out all parking permit* at their last meeting. Please do not use the permit recently issued tv you. It may he destroyed or returned to my office." It wat Valued by W. E. Knoulea. r>a United Press Leased Wire E stablished 11)08 T l l l 'I t S . , M A R C H 7. 196:t S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A N O . 663 Paved Improvement of all out the SR 415 project will ed if city fund* are availof State Road 415 in Seminole be presented in two part*: utile, said this 1* not neces­ WASHINGTON (U P !) — County, from the Osteen |(lt Pave SR 415 from tire sary *ince Celery Avenue i* —A Republican congress­ Bridge to Frcncli Avenue, city limit* to the Ostorn a state primary road. man charged today that Otherwise, tlcncral Hutch­ the I ’nlled States Govern­ will be requested of the Stale Bridge, uring a c c o n d a r y Road Department by the funds, if necessary; (21 pave ison said, the resolution to ment chipped in on the County Commission this af­ Celery Avenue from French be presented to SRI) this af­ ransom deal which won ternoon asks for road >ni' freedom (or (he Cuban Avenue to the city limits. ternoon at l)cl.a ml. Inclusion of Hist portion | The chairman explained the ' provements in the county as troops raptured hy 1'ldrl of Hie state road within the Commission will not request have been published pre Castro alter the I9fit Ray they vote on tlie basis of ths The Issue of •‘sectionalism'’ time Democrat and a former voter* out on March 28.‘* p|„, Invasion. city limits of Sanford, known the State to u*e county se­ vlously In The Herald. candidate's qualifications. I niemltor of tho Cnsselbetry Fortune, when n.«k*xl about Injected into the runipnign fur One of the primary re­ as Celery Avc, was informally ; condary fund* for the paving approved by the Commission1of SU 415 (Celery Avenue) quests l* for the four-ianing Seminole County's House seat board of aldermen, told Die Mrs. Bennett'* announcement, am sure tlmt they have seen many counties in which tho Wednesday afternoon. J within the city limits. City of 25th Street between French m w A . . . in the March 28 special elec­ Herald today that "Democrats replied; “ It's all news to me," ugly issuq of sectionalism has Chsirman J. C. Hutchison Manager W. E. Knowles, ask- and Mclionville Avenue*. tion was blasted today by for­ and Republican* alike, feeling adding, “ but we nre looking resulted In a lack o f progress reported Inday the Commis­ mer Rep. Gordon Frederick, the need for repnwentation for all the suppurt wo ran for the entire county. sion had received a formal " I have never represented Democratic nominee f ff tho from the south end of tho g*<-’ request from the City of San­ Frederick stated: " l am an Isolated arrn of Senvinolo county. are pooling their Legislature. ford Wednesday to include “ I am sure,'* he charged, forces lo place Jan Fortune, somewhat surprised to learn County lull have 'at all time* Celery Avenue from the city limits to French Avenue. A ATLANTA (U P I) Four “ that they (the people) hove GOP candidate, In office on Hint my opponent and his sup­ attempted to represent all of porters are attempting to the people of the county re­ telephone poll of the Com­ Ru»*ian clergymen, nearing seen many counties in which March 28.** Mr*. Bennett continued: raise the issue of sectionalism gardless of where they might mission member! was made ths end of a lour of the the ugly issuo of sectionalism ami alt agreed. United Stale*. Ignored pic­ has resulted in a lack of •'Strong campaign* . . . In in Scminnlo County. I under­ reside. I know that my confi­ The Commission previously ket* here and agreed they progress for tin- entire coun- Home case*, door-to-door . . , stand that they aro offering dence in the people of Semi­ are being made In all South a* one of my opponent'* great nole County I* Justified ami had agreed to request of the had enjoyed Ihcir stay in ly.” Surprise was expressed by Seminole areas from Long- qiialifieation* Ihe fart that t alnccirly hopn that thi* SRI) a paved Improvement this country. By United Prcnn International both Frederick and Id* Re­ wood to Forest City In For­ he reside* in ths South end county will never be spilt by to a 22 font width of SR 415 sectionalism. I hope tha peo­ Icy flood waters npreiiA death and destruction F i r e d U p o n of Seminole County." publican opponent, Jan For­ tune's behalf. from the city limits to the ple of the South end of tha Frederick c o n t i n u e d : “ Regardless of parly af­ tune, when queried relative to Osteen Bridge. The Stato throughout the East today. GREENWOOD. Mis*. (U P I) Drinking water was contaminated, power lines —Four Negro voter registra­ an active Democrat's nn- filiation." sbo said, "wi* need “ Frankly, I have enough con­ county a* well a* tho people will be requested to accom­ in all other itva> of the coun­ plish this Improvement of Hie wen* driven down by high winds mid towering ice tion worker* were fired nounreimsit of a south county a good man, and one with in­ fidence in nil of t(ie people of primary highway with stale floes swept down rain-swollen rivers to drive thous­ upon by while men Wednes­ campaign for representation tegrity, in office from thl* Semlnolo County to believe ty will givp me Ibeir support end of the county ami we can that they do not vote on the on the basis of my qualifica­ funds but. if necessary', ,0 ands of person* from their day night in the *eeond such in the Legislature. Mrs. Hopa Bennett, long put one in IF we can gel ths basis of sectionalism but that tions." uie county secondary road homes. incident In thi* raciallyfunds lo complete the pro­ The death toll fr.-*w three troubled Della town in Uie ject as quickly as possible in days of flooding rose to 2t. past week. order to eliminate present At least eight other pcr* unsafe driving condition*. sons were dead after a late‘V e ry M oved* The Commission was sche­ winter snow storm hit the VATICAN CITY (U P I) —A duled to meet at 3:30 this Midwest and flayed the Northprofessed atheist, Soviet Com­ afternoon to formally ap­ m i l with 65-mllo-nn-hour munist editor Alexei Addinprove the resolution which winds, snow and sleet. bci, met Pope John W i l l , will lie presented to the SRI) BOSTON (U l’ ll — Two head ol Hie Roman Cl tlHilic A lake dam, weakened by at 1:30 this afternoon at Do- the heavy rains, hurst nt Nor­ widows, one in Boston mid the |Church, today—und Ihe alltLand. wich. Conn., during the night other in nearby Lawrence, eist came away impressed General Hutchison pointed and sent flood waters up to were found Wednesday night and “ very moved. 12 feet deep swirling thrcngli stubbed to death in their U j o f T H l U t i s t S H i t a four-mite section o f the city. apartment*. Their d e n t h s At least six persons were kill­ MOSCOW (U P II — Tlie So­ ed. six injured and two miss­ brought to 111 tlie number of viet Union, in an apparent unsolved slaying* <>f women new ideological »lup at Com­ ing. Power failures plunged the in Ihu 1lo,ion uleu iiinee la*t munist China today condemn­ men into darkness and about June. ed extreme “ dogmatist*'' who GiuvcsiJe services for K. K. :;st) person* fled their homes 'Hie ulmost-iiudc hody of favor war over peaceful co­ Brady. 85. former Semi nolo us tint surging water roused Mrs. Mary M. llrown, *18. wu* existence to promote com­ County sheriff and stale legis­ damage estimated In the mil­ found in u shabby second-floor munism. lator, were conducted by Rev. tenement flat in Luw retire lions of dotlnrs. limver hew ell Wednesday a f - 1 Loci, gates-at the Shrtuikct where she lived alone. A footluriyma ut. Fyergrriyj Lame- ■ Rhec dull.'' at Norwich ww. long , .TVl'; 1"t'c o‘ *-rk JACKSONVILLE* tU PII — tery. frozen shut and officials fear­ wu* Stuck hilt-deep in her Federal mediator James HotBom Jan. 23, 187*. nt Amered i Mug pressure would send elicit. Thric were bloodatuiu* area wo* scheduled in talk kns. (hi., Mr. Rrody tame to nit over tin- apartment. separately with union and Sanford in IU04 and engaged tho Ice-choked river churn­ Tho body of Sir*. Rio-hel management leaders today in ing through the streets. in farming and livestock. He Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilkinson, Mrs. Tcenn Am ino HASH’ SEAM ANSI! 11’ mill Safe limit IluntUlliir Nearly nil Ohio streams, Lazarus, (lit, tier clothe* pull­ an effort til end the 43-day -old served one term as sheriff ed over her heud, wa« found Florida East Coast Railway and Mr. and Mrs. MeKctbmi. Seated in M rr. Snnt CoiiriM! being tmiKlil hy tho L'S Count tiuiml with the exception of ths Ohio ■luring World War I and Inter sprawled aero** a bloodstain­ strike. Levy and Htnndiiig nt far right is Sam Levy* Auxiliary brought out more than 60 |turnons to River, were receding today, two terms in the Legislature. ed bed III her first floor apart­ Commodore o f tlie Sanford limit dill*. nib'll up for tho oiyrht lesson course, Wednesday. hot n state of emergency was He died Tuesday after a ment in Boston's Dorchester (Herald Photo) Some o f the class aro shown here. Erom left ate i lengthy illness at the home of declined on the Ohio .Univer­ section. She bud been stabbed TALLAHASSEE (L T D — sity rumpus ot Athens. Iris daughter, Mr*. Arthur U. in tlie chest. February sales tax collec­ A midnight eurfrw was IniMoore. 1218 Oak Avenue, with It was not known iinmcditions in Florida were *300,000 pined on men students for whom lie made his home. alrty whether either woman short of predictions last Surviving are his daughter, the first time. More than LIM'D bud been raped. month, hut did not cut into a gianddauglitrr, Mrs. Jack persons—Including 700 uni­ expectations fur meeting the Woodruff, Sanford, and four versity students—were taken annual fiscal budget require­ The Altamonte Springs of $350,001) for the purpose allhaugli tho county's deris­ H from the flooded area. grcal-gtandchildren. ments, Comptroller Ray E. Town reived for ths present ,Sln Council Wednesday of financing the new .Munici­ ion did not Hgiee with ths The Ohio River, which Frisson Funeral llumc wu* Green announced Wednesday. night authorized tin- public lima purchuso of a desk and town's ri-eoniineiiiliitions, tha crested si Pittsburgh Wednes. in charge " f arrangements. pal Water System. At the stile of lull ids in the niiuumi town will derive grent benefit chair for the Town Hall. day, continued to surge to­ same tiin,. Ihe advertising of from tin- iiildltimiiii 20 feet ward a crest downstream and Idds for rotlstruction of the DAYTONA BEACH (U P I) officials nt Cincinnati Mailfronting the Town Hull. _ . f\rr • plant'* water supply uud dis­ LITTLE IIOCK, Ark. I U PI) —City Commission lias anIn nl Int basilic.* I be cnult- j | Q K G O l i G l I S I V C rttn. Portsmouth and smaller tribution system was approv­ ril agreed to get an engi­ Ohio communities made emer­ —Gov. Orvai Faubiii accused thoriicd *1.758 appropriated ed. neer's recommendation* in gency preparations. The Ohio Ihe federal government Wed­ for tlie police department to Healed bids on botli the solving iliniungc problem* MEMI'l113 (U P D - A prom­ was expected to crest nl Cin- nesday of secretly rerruiling cover the salaries of two ad­ bond side mill the construction from I lie Hilleresl ared onto inent Methodist layman today Robert Bennett, of 2703 cinali nt fill feet, or eight feet Arkansas Nalinn.il Guard pil­ ditional Invc-digaUirs to help A LBANY, Gn. l U I 'l ) —The will lie due April 17. Knell Maitland Ave, proputcs; Magnolia Ave., sevcn-yenr.old above flood stage, by Sunday. ots for Hie Hull Cuban invas­ establish a county wide vice called for Christiana lo Fineerest s t u d e n t suffered Agreed to look Into the pos­ "launch a vigorous offcnslvo In Pennsylvania, serious ion and then “ betraying" squad us recommended by City Commission of lids south-1 bond bid iiiiisI be accompanied a Volusia County grand jury. abrasions and possible rib ft..Ming cunt limed today from them. west Georgia rily bus junked with n ra ider's check for two sibility of building header* against Iliosn who would de­ Some of them flew In com­ fractures when he was struck New part to the mouth o f the for a portion of Hermit's stroy Christianity.” all segregation ordinances „ „ d | l" T " l f,uu ™ liw* for runstruetion Trail Hint I* “ washing away by a car near the school Wed­ Juniata River, Dunrannoti, Pa., bat and one Air Guard plane “ Tlicro are Hiom who. for derided lo leave the nice Gentian* nesday at 3:50 p. m. publicity purposes or finan­ Mayor John Wells declared a was shut down, Fauhu* said. piiddems lo individual i itl- hid--, available at Glace Ktigi- into a ztieiim;" i . : heeling ill St. Petersburg or Emmett Hamby, KN’ AS, told state of emergency. Rescue Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey, Gave Councilman Frank cial gain, make it a sort of zi-iis, it wu* announced today, i , .. at Hie Altamonte loon Hall, Gerliurdt thn authority to go builmsi lo tear down Hia Fl||> Trooper J. I* Hike*, that workers helped residents from chief of staff of the Arkan­ A spokesman said tlie rum will lie priced at $3(1 for inch nlieud with plans for building church and lo crilielz* ill the hoy, who was walking on their homes nt Duncnnnwi, sas Air Guard, said he did not mission took the action by ti know what Faubus was talk­ the shoulder of the road, sud­ Am ity Hull and Newport u nfreslumsit alund at Hie leaders," said R. Howard It-1 vote Wednesday night, Mayor I.nwrenee Swofforil, hull park after looking over Berg, president of tho Methdenly turned and ran into ilia Ire jams towered 3(1 feet ing alxiiil. But be added llic TAM PA (U P II — An Air stiiking down nil o f segrega­ in mi unofficial ti-purt from blue prints for tha stun t me, odist Board of Lay Activities. not path of the car. h’gh on the Juniata River Arkansas guard “ did Force F8IF Tliumlcrstnak tion old nil tier* ill a move aim- tlu- County CominisHion adWitnesses corroborated the where il meet* Ihe Fusque- have any planes involved." rd at bolstering its legal push vl'id tlnil appraiser'* figures 1 D ir Defense Department in trashed today north of Frost* driver** explanation Bennett tii <i. Itaeial dispute. have liaii'is. for i glds of way oil SR 427 was udmittcd to hViniiiiilu Washington declined cam- proof. plagued the inrt,.iUl,-l city *<f tioin l.u-t St. to SR fTili Mtnuiriiil iluspilid. men! . Mae Dill Air Force Rare 55,Uuu fm inure Hutu n year, tliiiuigli Hu- town show Unit Bailey said, however, that here said it did not immedi­ i o-l* for 4U feel oil tint eu*t Faubus may have some in kYmi’ll upprec'itic Ihe exlra ncrvlce ately know tlie fair of liitsldtv would come ronsiderahly formation he dors not have. CHICAGO (Special) — lower than properliiw on the He said hr did not want In pilot of the Jet fighter. MIAMI (U P ! I — Havana pul himself in Ihe position of The na-h was tlie latest in George Toiiliy. rien-tive West side, FREE KINNELON. N J ( U P l t - Radio reported today a two- either denying or confirming a sriic* of resent nrridrlil* e r r president of First I'rdA bleak down of figures Tire Flve member* of a family, hour blackout in four of whut the governor said. Inspect loa involving .Mai Dill bused fight­ rral Savings ami I,min Vs- set the price a Xoii.liuu if 2ll trapped by lla met and too ( ulni'a six provinces. soclsliiin of Sanford lm» foot right* of way were taken Faubus did nut say who re­ ers. FREE A broadcast said ■ failure paralyzed with fear to jump A supersonic FIDS Thunder- Irfrn appointed tit tin- IHli-T from i «rh side of tin- mud; cruited the pilot*. Hr said hr Tlra Rotation lo safety, were killed today In in one of Havana's power knew at Hie time of the invas­ chief from MnrDill crashed Cummillre on I SI.lt l.aa 4::i!,Mlil if taken totally from u fire touched oil hy a smol­ houses rut o ff electricity from ion that Arkansas Air Guard Feh. 28 at the Air Force and Regulation* of the tbu west side and $28,lino if FREE Havana to Camuguey in cen­ dering sofa. Flai Tire pilot* were involved, bul bombing und gunnery runge I'nilrd Si nl m Savings slid taken on tlie rust. Four other member* of Hie tral CubaKepalr Loan League. Swoffoiii pointed out Hint could say nothing at Ihe time. ne«r Avon Park. family escaped Hie Man- by FREE jumping from second floor Fronl End windows of Ih e lakeside Check NEW YORK (C P I) — home, Stocks opened higher todayon moderately a live Mailing. An Altamonte Springs wom­ ment for 21 nnmllis from the Wolf hark to work, Mayor |leading Ihosc newspaper slurExpert Wheel an. wbo nuked that her name town following tlie accident Luwrenrc Rwoffurd rani, in ie*. Alignment “ A Itliougii Uie townspeople pot l-e U'eil for publication, and later wu* hired by the purl: “ Many taxpayers in the feel morally responsible for Wednesday night made n town us a part lime officer. SAIGON, South Viet Nam— Pago 7 III idge Revamping of the entire town are in sympathy with Wolf, the town line* not legstrong, and al times, tearful, (U P !) — Communist Viet Page Hi (k II Classified pica on behalf of former Coun­ |Hiliei- di-pul Uncut two weeks John Wolf, |M like to lemind ■illy own him a tiling. He was Cong ground fire today shot . Page 10 Comics cilman John Wolf wlio-i- serv­ ugo upon recommendation* of you tkiil (Ids whole thing ia in violation of the luw u! the Tim down a l\ S Marine 1131 Page 7 Dear Abby time of the fire for he knew ice* at a part lime policrmun I’olirr Chief Giudy Hall fur a only on a UU-duy trial husis. helicopter in Quang Nam pro­ Editorial .... Pugs 4 “ No issue wu* intended and that the fire truck was not to are out bring used by the UU day trial period eliminated vince about 350 mika north Entertainment. .. Page 7 the aervires of Wolf to in- there was none until after the go out of the town limits. town at I hi* time. of Saigon, an American mili­ Legal* „ Pag* 10 A II Wolf, permanently injured corpurato the u>c of aix vol­ newspaper* cal lied stuliea “ Yuu people elect official* tary spokesman said. whirh were not true. I auy to run your town and il can­ Putt Is ... Pag* 10 thrsa year* ago whits fighting unteer auxiliary poliremen. The apokesman laid, bowIn answer to the woman. again, John tVolf was nut fir- not he mu mi sympathy , , , Society .... Page 8 A P a fire at tin* Rosenwald Negro aver that no one aboard the FA 2*0661 405 W. FIRST ST. S p u r t * ---------- * School, received monthly pay-j who asked that the town pu t, ed. . . . 1 say lie quit after j wa’ro gelling loo big. ’ chopper w u injured. Blasted By Frederick Icy Floods Slam East Enjoy Stay Boston 'Ripper' Runs Amok; Kills Two More Former County Sheriff Dies Talks Set Far SI out Altamonte OK's Water Bond Sale Faubus Hits Troop Betrayal 7-Year-Old Struck By Car County-Wide Segregation Law Junked By City Methodist Asks Thunderstreak Jet Crashes Family Of 5 Killed In Blaze Blackout Hits Cuba Open Higher Viets Down Yank Copter RE - TIRE With Us! Touliv Named Plea Made To Retain Wolf Herald Index * i I �March 7, 19fo> Three Take Deputy Sheriff For 'Wild' Ride BRUNSWICK Miss Helen Snodgrass, chairman o f the annual Heart Fund Drive for the Enterprise • res, has reported that a total of $30.76 was collected by volunteers working this year. Her appreciation has been publicly expressed to the workers who included Mrs. Mickey Nutt, Mrs. Marian Braddock, Mrs. Frank Wink­ ler, Mrs. E. W. Jones, Mrs. Alma Goodwin, Margaret Bay, Gall Goodwin, Robert Poole, Juanita Johnson and the staff o f the Methodist Chlldrcn'a Home. Mlaa Snodgrass reminds rusideoU of the area that this month la Red Cross Month and asks . for volunteers to serve as collectors. She also asks that those o f Um area able to do so do­ nate blood .when the moblio unit visits the Dickinson Memr i a l lib ra ry at Orange City m Friday of this week botween the hours of 4 and 7 <UPI> Runs Aground — Three men with a taste for whisky sheriff abducted near a deputy Kolkston, Ga., Wednesday and took him at gunpoint on a wild ride on the buckroads o f swampy soutlieaif Georgia. The men were raptured several hours later at Bruns­ wick. The deputy, Homer A l­ len of Chariton County, was unharmed. Tliey were charged with — r f 1- l armed robbery anil nelil in the city jail here. Authori­ ■ H J' M| r V ties from Jacksonville, Fla., M J i ■ f. *1 V nlnul 100 miles south of here, m Iv I planned to question the men 1 ■ todsy about some cheeks stolen yesterday from Use Lanahan Lumber Co. of Jacksonville. TH E FLA G CEREM ONY wnn tiiwirht Isy Lu .Jaillet, left, and Su Jnillet, Brunswick police said one ritflit for mcmlierH o f Brownie Fly-Up Troop 4-17 at last Thursday's meet­ o f the men had In his |iossing held at thn I-ttke Mary Elementary School. Brownies taking part were, erston a check apparently front left, Rene Walck, Sheri Gardner, Kstoll Shamils and Gail Smith. stolen from the lumber com ­ S A R E PT A SCORES A G A IN as the president of (Herald Photo) pany. Two o f them denied the DCT Club o f Seminole Hitch School Bobby participating In the robbery Johnson presents a check for $25 to Mrs. and the third was too intoxi­ Taamar Braden, administrator o f the home for f.m . cated for interrogation last " Those wishing to giva. blood the aged. The funds were raised through a skatnight, police said. •boald contact Mlaa Snod­ intr party put on by the club. (Herald Photo) The men wera Identified as grass or rtste at the mobile Charles Clarence Price, 40, Ball that the donation la for Charles Case, 33, and James the Enterprise area. Joiner, 29. Authorities said By .Shirley Wentworth they gave no home addresses, A free 90-minute movie Southern Bell Telephone schools, building programs, gram : Catvsrna Baird, R e­ Robert Lyons, assistant By France* W etter Mrs. Dawn Burg McGhiey, gina Bates, Mary Beit, Deb- on Little League baaeball Compeny, which serves nine national defense and other police chief at Brunswick, scout leader of Fly-up Troop bie Edwards, Ellen Elliott, training will be ihown for Southern statas spent a rec­ •ervices." 447, Introduced two special Malary Fcinberg, Sheri Gar­ all interested parents at 12:30 ord-breaking $347 million in Southern Bell, with its <14,guests, Lu Jaillet and Su Jail- dner, Lynette Green, Rose p. m. Saturday in the audi­ expansion last year, exceed­ 000 employes serves Alabama, let. at last Thursday after­ Mary Green, Karen Gregory, torium of the Bear Lake ing the national rate consid­ Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, noon's meeting of the troop Angela Hill, Sandra Kuehn, Elementary School. erably, President Ben 8. Gil­ Louisiana, Mississippi, North Valerie Llekey, Phylis Lingle, held at the Lake Mary mer has revealed in the an­ Carolina, South Carolina and I f the film, which ia spon­ School and turned the pro­ Kathy Morris, Christine Park­ By Mr*. Adam Matter Tennessee. inson, Barbara P/itzer, Dawn sored by the Seminole County gram over to them. Among outetaadlni exhibit! nual report. Hlghast previous expendi­ There are 03 exchanges in Beisy Rugeniteln, Little leagu e. Is well receiv­ teown at last week's Antique These girls, who are twin Rhoads, ■tew tad fate held at the ture was |320 Inilllon In 1960, Florida. listers, are aenior scouts from Estell Shannls, Gail «mlth, ed at the 12:30 showing, a se­ •'We have greet confidence DeBery Msasion House were Troop 2U. They taught the Rene Walck and Linda W il­ cond run will Immediately those of Isabelle McGill who In the region and the people Flag Ceremony to the group ber, Two visitors were also pre­ follow In accommodate the Uttea ter oollsctloa "Tte in It,*' said Gilmer. and gave Information about “ Ih e |347 million we spent overflow audience. Camphor Tree Antiques." the flag that acouta need to sent. Featured la this exhibit In the 8outh last year was In know. Itself a tremendous atlmulant At Uila Thursday'* meeting, to the region's economy, aa F lag Etiquette waa explained was our I860 million payroll by apecial guests from the and tbo 9224 million In taaea, Marines as part of the Girt which helped to support Scoot Week program. The North Orlando Civic Tw o rcasona for the** spe­ cial p~ograma are to teach A itn . Monday night voted to the girla good ciUscnthlp and donate 940 towards sponsor­ to instruct them In part of ing tha North Orlando Mttte their tenderfoot requirements League this season. The do­ that they have to past to be nation came at the request promoted In scout work. By Frencaa Wetter Tlie entire troop, composed o f Sob Stephenson who organ­ Members of Lake Mary of the following members, was ised the teams. hnttUnf »H touting. Girl Scout Troop K made a present for this special proS te will bold a permanent trip to the Planetarium in Stephenson said the boya display at Mm DeBary Man- O’ lando Saturday afternoon will play on Wednesdays at slow itouae la the near fu­ wMh their troop leader, Mrs. 3 p. m. and oo Saturdays at ture. Those Interested la Thomas A. Best. 2:30 p. m. There will be 13 teaming more about Um art Although It was a very boys in uniform and as many a r t sated to contact Use rainy day they forgot all as 200 on the farm teams. Florida Federation o f Art about the weather when they Volunteers offering to help Headquarters through the De­ got Inside. Tha ms in room work with the teams, who American Legion Memorial B ary Arte and Crafte Craft •eats TS. When the dome la play from April • through Post 236 o f Casselberry was lighted, K shows tha sky July 6, were Mayor Frank one of two posts honored re­ looklpg bright at a summer Kasula, Lt. cently at the Sixth District Earl Achord, night. Meeting held in Leesburg. A Charlca Rowell, Don CorklU The lecture starts with the and George Sommers. Certificate o f Meritorious Ser­ sun going down. The different As co-sponsors of the Little vice was presented to Com­ star groupings are brought League the association will mander Harold K ryder in into place and explained. The have emblem stickers printed behalf o f the post by District lecture ends with the sun for distribution to all mer­ Commander Kenneth Moyer J. H. (Jerry) Bteaklsy, sen­ coming up. chants and residents who con­ for h ivin g 100 per cent or ior in the collsgs o f business Those enjoying the outing tribute on behalf of Use teams. bettor membership for 1963. administration, University of were Brenda Issard, Charlotte The association also plan­ Actually the post had loo Florida, Gainesville, has been Schenlk, Patricia Best, Paul­ ned a hake sale to he held per cent o f the members be­ named to the “ deen'a list for ette Gorman, Candy and Su- March 16 to raise funds for longing In 1962 as wall as a the fa ll trimester. 1962-63," It (an Hartwlg, Sheran Bagwell, reimbursing the treasury for 7 per cent gain. was lsarnad here today by his Patty and Martha McCoy, Monday night's donation. In addition to Commander parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Debbie Goers*, Levera Bed- Mrs. J. D. Grlnstead was ap­ K ryder the Casselberry unit Staaklay. 3102 Country Club well, Diinne Sorokowsky, Lin­ pointed lo plan tha sale and was represented at the meet Road. Thta means ha main­ da Kilpatrick, Mrs. Milton J. asked that residents either by Miller Evans, Ren Evans, tained a trad* average o f “ B“ Sorokowsky and Mrs. Cleo donate baked goods o r a Kenneth Green, Clarence Doe• r higher. Schenlk. sum of 91. Inner and 1-arry Maplrsden. A member o f Alpha Kappa Pal fraternity, Swaklsy will be graduated in commence­ ment estrclsti May 4. His LOANS f o r ---parents will attend. BUakiey Automobiles was graduated In 1969 from Hosts Ssmlnola High School. ^ Equipment BOSTON (U P I) — The Greek cargo ship Nymphs ran aground in Boston Harbor early today but the Coast Guard said It wus not in dan­ ger of sinking. Officials said the 447-foot vessel Is stuck in about 12 feet of water Just o ff I<ngan International Airport. It was not known how many persons * ere NOW AVAILABLE WITH GENERAL MOTORS SANFORD OR SEMINOLE CO UN TY SALES & SERVICE GMC TRUCKS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE RALPH ELLSWORTH DWTIUCT MANAGES BOX M I , OB L A N DO, F L A . PH T l bring this coupon District Honor Casselberry Legion Post the Sanford H erald delivered The Sanford Atlantic National B a n ir ij has helped A cordial welcome la brought to you from lo­ cal merchant* nod civic orgaalgotbma If you nr* a Nowly Arrived Family or know of A Now Family thousands of people IT buy new cars JT E’D LIKE TO HELP YOU, TOO ! jm VJ TV and HOME Address the The Coast Guard said a spokesman alward the craft niiiciiiully reported it was ill (lunger of slnkinit “ but ho appanntly panicked.*’ Authorities said that when high tides come in the vessel should be able to float itself free. Full high tide was ex. pected at 9 a.m. EST. I Little League Brownie Troop 447 Film Scheduled Sees Flag Ceremony In Bear Lake Florida Greeting Service, Inc. aboard stricken boat �. i**•*. Vf r: JFK Trying To Solve Public Relations Woes ★ ★ ★ ir ★ ★ March 7, 1903 — Pngs 3 FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Helped 'Create' Problem Himself WASHINGTON <L’ P I) — | A fter insisting for weeks President Kennedy is trying that need fur n big cut in in­ to solve a public relations come tuxes “ overshadows" utl problem which he helped cre­ o t li e r legislative proposals ate for himself and the Demo- tills year, Kennedy is now irutlc Congress. stleasing the importance of some of Ids new spending pro­ grams. His aim, apparently, is two­ fold. Hy wants to avoid risk that some of these tneusuies might lie defeuted us a result of bud­ By Shirley Wrnlworth get • cutting sentiment nu­ C. M. Atchley, president ll unhid by Ids pi opened tuxrif the Fore it City CommuncUtting program. Ity A*sn„ rcporlcd at Mon­ The President hU o want* to day night's monthly meeting build up the importuncc in the of the group that concrete public mind of these other block to be u«cd in construc­ programs so that he am! llemtion of the new Community Club will be moved to the ucrntic l e a d e r s w ill have association's building site something to crow u h o u t when, uiid if, they ale enuctthis Saturday. eil. The association's charier, a It will hr a long time—pos­ requirement before the build­ ing could be okayed. Is now sibly nut until fall— before in tlie process o( being ob­ Congress completes action on |Kennedy's tax-cutting pro­ tained. I.O N(iW O O I) 4-11 (i I It I.S, one of the moat active groups o f lung ntniuling Tile group voted that be­ gram. The final product is in the county, featured sewing among items included in their Store Win­ certain to be considerably dif­ ginning In April all meetings dow Display set up this week in celebration o f Notional -1-11 Club Week. would be held at the Forest ferent from that which he (Herald I'hoto) City Restaurant and would recommended. A t h is n e w s conference Include dinner beginning -t 6:30 p- in. Meetings o( the Wednesday the President set association are held on the nut to upgrade in the public's first Monday of each month. mind the importance of some other legislative programs on which prospects for favorable Celebrity Series, Inc. a new auditorium will lie the setting for Dec. 3 and the brilliant action arc closer at hand. Orlando firm has nnnnuneed n of the concert series, nnd the concert phmist John drown­ “ Important steps ure bring stni-studded schedule of cul­ nudieure will lie admitted un ing scheduled on Jun. 8th. taken in the Congress this tural entertainment for next Whittemore und l.owe, one h reserved sent basis only. of the best known of the two Funeral services for Mr*. week with respect to three season in Municipal Auditor­ (.ending o ff In October will piano teams will present their Fay Floy Kennedy of Chulu- major putts of the adminis­ ium in Oilstidu. he internationally fuinoux dra­ concert upprnrnnrc Feb. 4 nnd Thu newly air-conditioned ola who died Monday will be tration program," he asserted matic soprano Rirgit Nilsson the series w ill rlinmx will) I ho in H it opening statement. held at 2 p. m. Friday at who has sung In concert halls brilliant violinist, Nnllmu Mil“ 1 want to tnke this oppor­ Gramkow Funeral Home with nil over the world. stein on March loth. Rev. lien West of the Cltulu- tunity to sties* their importOne of the most gifted of Tickets arc on sale, through unre to every American fam­ ota Community Church offi­ the major American - born a muil-in ticket order blank in ily." ciating. concert pianists Gary Graff- this newspaper or from BussKennedy applied this build­ Ilurial will be in Oaklawn mnn will lie the second pre­ man-Kiissinaii in Oilandu or up to ndministmtion pro­ Memorial Park in Sanford. Mr. Clyde C. Humphrey, sentation, set for Nov. 12. grams llmt would (| ) provide The Rookery In Winter Park. 54, died early (hi* morning Igor Oislrnkb, a Muscovite, It la estimated that about jobs for unemployed youths, ■at Seminole Memorial Ho*is also a world-renowned art­ two million U. S. families own including high school drop­ - filial following a short Ill­ AWT BROWN ist, who at 32 has become a outs; grunt federal aid fur some form of vacation retreat ness. PEST CONTROL ranking violinist. Hu will ap­ medical und dental schools or weekend home. Rom July 27, ltkJfl In San­ pear Nov. 22. Termite* A Other I’rsts uud their needy students; mid ford. he had lived hrre all Maui veil Forrester, e o n (It) provide every community i his life. Hi* residence was at 2001 P A R K l)H. trulto will bo the fourth at­ with u center fur treatment of live corner of 26th Place and 322-8865 SANTO R O traction, with her concert set mental illness. Grandview Avc. A produce field supervisor for the Har­ Available to you without n doctor's prescription, our drug old Kustncr Co., he was n coll UIHtlNKX. You must lose member of the Ebenczcr ugly fat in 7 day* or your Methodist Church. money hark. No strenuous ex­ Survivors Include his wife, ercise, laxatives, massage or taking of so-called reducing March Horse Shuw sponsor­ Mr*. Ann Humphrey of ‘'anrandies, crackers or cookies, ford; a son, Douglas Clyde or chewing gum. OPRINKX Is ed by the Ornnge County of Hialeah; a daughter, Miss a tiny tablet utid easily swal­ Sheriff's Mounted Posse wit! Marianne Humphrey of San­ lowed. When you take OI>tie held Sunday commencing ford; thrre grandchildren in ItlN FX , you ntill enjoy your meals, still eat the finals you ut 1 p. in. at Fairview Park, Hialeah; two sisters, Mrs. like, hut you simply den't Orlando. Winncra of ribbons Ruby Glndcr of Sanford and have the urge for extra por­ in It of the 1ft events will ac­ tions because OIUHNKX do* cumulate points lownrd troph­ Mrs. Ray Summerlin of Mi­ ami; a brother, Edwin Hum­ presses your appetite nml do creases your desire for food. ies to be uwurded at tho April phrey of Uradentun; a niece Your weight must come down, 21 show. Mrs. Kathryn While of San­ because as your own doctor Sunday's show will feature will tell you. when you eat an open olx-dicnce class In ford: two nephews, I-. A. Summerlin of Miami and less, yui weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. both Western and Knglish and Hugh Humphrey of Ilradcn(MIRIN'EX cost td.no und is two limes events In udditlon ton. aoid on this GUARANTEE: to the regular point classes In Funeral and burial service* I f not satisfied for any rea­ Knglish, hunter nnd Western will he announced by Drisson son just return the package ■o to your druggist and get your riding. An open Jumping clans Funeral Home. full money hack. No questions also is included. asked. O im iN KX Is sold with Registration of entries will this gunrnntee by: commence nt 11 a. m. Mrs. Mr1le> nolds Drug Store — Jane Bund*, of Ocala, will Sanford — Mail Orders Filled Adv. judge this show. Group Hears Report On Community Club 25th b Park Open Mon.-Tue8.-Weil.-SnL 9 (il 8 Thunt. & Frl. 9 til 9 ARE YOU TIRED OF DEFROSTING? & 2 J2 i/L C G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC Frost Guard Refrigerator Celebrity Series Sets Star Studded Season " - f / u r it Q iu o u L * 1 B| k Kennedy Service Set Friday _t a^ am _, — — y - — - FROST NEVER FORMS not C. C. Humphrey Dies In Hospital even in the freezer! • Rig 2.8 cubic foot zero-degreo food freezer with nepnrate door • Hnndy freezer door storage • Two porcelnin vegetable dr a we re • Rutter compartment • Removable egg rack • Magnetic w ifely door FAT OVERW EIGHT FIRESTONE'S FABULOUS Horse Show Set For Fairview SIDEWALK ^ CARNIVAL THUR. - FRI. - SAT. ONLY \ Model T il 113 TERRIFIC BUYS ON TIRES! SIDEWALK SPECIALS ON REFRIGERATORS-WASHERS TELEVISION - STEREO Compare - - V lc s u d a U J a & J w i? GE Automatic Washer OUR LOWER Monthly Installments DON'T MISS BOTTLED GAS OUR On FANTASTIC New Car 9 9 ‘& s1 " TABLES Financing CU RR EN T IN TE R E S T H ATE PILED HIGH WITH BARGAINS! ALOW Re There! Up To 36 Months To Pay PKIt toe LB . C Y LIN D ER IfiOO ® No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Call FA 2-5733 Member F.D.I.C *>e i s s i o i s Sanford Gas Co. let w. 1st ST. You’ll Re (tlud You Did! PON IIHI h where your dollar buys MILES more 111E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0241 “| D O W N | A Wfct’ K EASY CREDIT TERMS - UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ?! �Just Not Necessary i . .11 W « don’t nee M y reason why the County nnd City Commission doom­ ed It necommry to hnvn Informnl breakfasts, gatherings, closed door sessions to consider business concemtng 00,000 people. We feel that the public bus n right to listen In on any discussion o f its business. The commission should take the press Into their confidence a little more. Tills paper lias never broken n confidence nnd never Intends to. We have sat on story after story from city hall or the courthouse and wo believe former Mayor J. II. Crnpps nnd Gen. J. C. Hutchison will back us up on this. , OLD FATHER HUBBARD Peter Edson Political As far as the press Is concerned, Its representatives do not take part In any way except to take notes and make their rejKirts to the renders who R E LY on us to let them know what Is Roinjr on In this county nnd city. There Is absolutely no reason in the world why they should lie bar­ red from any meeting whether It Is Informul or formal o f a governing body. Wo hope both commissions will not continue to make a practice of not Inviting the press whenever they feel like getting together. The people arc not going to like It. W e A ll Suffer A strike by the Atlantic Coast Line Brotherhoods will severely cripple the economy o f not only this city, area, but the entire southcaet. "Featherbedding” Is the term wo hear nboiit all the lim e . . . Feather­ bedding. . . the elimination o f un­ necessary jobs. . . But who la to eay what Is necessary for the safety o f our traveling public? Major, scheduled, approved nlr. lines require both a pilot nnd a co­ pilot ; Major, scheduled, approved ships require l>oth a captain nnd an execu­ tive officer. Mnjor businesses require both a president nnd a vice president. All this tends to prove that from past experience and knowledge gain­ ed, although two heads are not al­ ways better thnn on e.. , one head Is certainly bettor thnn none. A locomotive traveling at high I E i 'ifl il speed can be most dangerous. . . and with human frallltles nnd unforc. Hoen circumstances being whnt they arc. . . care and even expense nrc Justified In the name o f safety nnd welfare for all concerned, It ’s not ensy to take Issue with the Supreme Court. We hope Labor and Management can get together on new work rules in view o f tnla decls Ion. . . th e word "S T R IK E " leaves a bad taste In our mouths. Surely the economy o f the entire area would suffor by any strike. e rules o f rnllroad operation employers, According to ACL president Tom Rice, will modernize and bring up-to-date our rail operation. We ho|>c and prsy that organized ..................... effo labor will mnke a sincere effort to settle this dispute peacefully and to tho best Interests o f the entire urea. W o all will suffer from a rail strike. Phil Newsom Soys . . . Still State O f Revolution , it if H Mora thin CO years after the overthrow o f dictator For* firlo Plat, Mexico still eon* ■Idera Itself ■ m o l undo nary state. The deep upward climb o f Mexican Industry, the tower­ ing office building! and the pew hotel* In Mexico City p r o rids convincing svldenco of tho revolution'* lucres*. The d o ry o f Mexico'* re­ volution actually may ho dlvided Into two part*. One that ts succeeding and another that, If It cannot bo rille d a fillu re, certainly ha* not been keeping pare. Mexico's 1017 Conatltutlon provided specifically for lend reform, but ■* President Adolfo IXIpel Mateo* enter* hia last two yea n in office, Mexlco'a firm front atill <* • picture of unrest. In the it*tee o f O i x m i , Chiapas and Morelos In the south, peasants h iv e fought pitched battles with Mexican ■ohller*. In Chihuahua, Just below Texas, (quarters have attempted to move against large ratlin ranches. Putting pressure on tho gov­ ernment is a new organisation called Independent I'eaeant Central. It Is Communist-sup­ ported and ilalnu . !1llon members. I t demands immrdlsLi ex­ propriation o f large Tamil and ranrhra. Prominent among ite aupportera la former President Lazaro Cardenas, the men who expropriated U. H. and Itrittsh oil Interests In Mexico in IBM and who In more recent tlmea ha* been an outspoken friend of the Castro regime In Cubs and tho Red Chinese. R e attacks U. H. "oppres- OUR BOARDING HOUSE LRetTAftsueiaD that i W fT F O W a tT T U i* e * A D .« M N fT A B L a ,H 0 * l FOtm M ATW l>W v * « r t r O M A id lX TU ATTShM XM f N O H CSO TO WATT m M Y W «M .M A 3 0 »»/ y UNTIL THO 8 A N K C P E N 6 TOtSgT HEHe.TAWftWl* 3M T R A V E L FUMOfc — 3 0 *1 USD O P ®A80UNB PILL* AS [HIS• IOO f — HEH-HEH— X * « C O « l T V / X ALWAYS, J M-WAYO K E E P A S IT OP O-tAHd* U K n O M M P T O lU * * ^ iN TH fcH cu O E FO A M lM o R BM EH 3SM CI •A n a/ 4 slon" and demamla the end o f foreign Investments nnd of "foreign monopolies." Thus ha placea the Lopei Mateo* regime on the defenalva on two fronta. On the farm front, Lopei Mateo* ha* announced he will break up •very large privately owned farm and ranch within tha neat two yaars, but he denlee It li because o f leftist or Cardruae pressure. Cardenas’ talk la the kind to strike fear Into the hearts o f American Investors who hava around a Milton dollars invested there. Internally, tha country is antl-Oommunlit and the gov­ ernment has not hesitated to Jail local Communists o r to expel Communist diplomst* interfering with Mexican In­ ternal affairs, Ix>pta Mateos has described hie government as " fa r le ft" hut he himself has been mov­ ing toward center. Hie pro­ gram fits in well with the A l­ liance for Progress program II* has spent Increasingly huge propartlons of the na­ tional budget for edurntlnn. As for Cardrnn*, he prob­ ably would describe himself as las* pro-Communlst than pro-Mexican. Ilut he and his kind dost with fire If, for politics alone, they seek to divide the country between left and right and undermine confidence In the country's future. Barbs II) Hal Cochran I f you give Dad enough rope ha'll hang g picture crooked. S ty ? page 4 e r a li Sanford, Florida Thura, March 7, 1968 n t lT U K A. UIKLUW, SCIHTOH H U IM'IILIBHKM LXMN1 tUMSNKk litlW AMU W. OMISWOLO A ls n s x lB s M dllor A d v e rtisin g D irecto r d ll* I WKLLI JARIB U SHOKMAMBX m x U A VAXIK X I Ml MLMV d. II MART HOT MIUUIXMnrMAM I'NARK t O lT O U S I I'o u n lr E d ito r M o fi.lv E d ito r S t s i u i s E d ito r Uu sIo sm U a n s a e r C la ssifie d A la s sg e r c irc u la t io n M s u s a s r VHl’ tl RKI.I.I M echanical MupL r |Tj ]!) li' 1 / {' l! i i -t Ui T t+ ■ ix u x irrio s MATE* Mr MeU' M ows O e llv t r r A n o ik e e Scm lanla t a a n l r ) M ) 1 V r .r t t i.lv 1 Veer l i e W ank t.» ,i * Stun lt>. t . U e M onth* Z.to Z M onti,* Z.v# 1 M onth* 1.00 1 Month l.e t 1 Month U. * r© #U l It * f ilia tio n s provide th at a ll m il) •uU eeripU ofti » • paid la n d ta h r* . No amount o f money can atop g person from wishing he wag gs rich as somebody sis*. Tha railroad and tha doubla are two o f tha most dangerous crossings. In aoms department stores women park In the store parking area and In tha aisle*. IN DURABILITY*IN IEAUTY IN EASE OF APPLICATION SWP OIL-BASE HOUSE PAINT Dr. Crane's W orry Clinic Metthcw’a unusual commeat to bis mother m e a ts many things. For It shows that Matthew has been in Sunday School and that he haa also reacted to religi­ ous art. He sure to scrap­ book this case and dlsruia It 1r Sunday School for many mothers stress stom­ ach menu* more than moral menu* I CASE 0 478: Matthew It., aged three. Is tho oldest child of our daughter Judy. One night as Judy was tucking him into bed, Matthew startled her by saying: "M om m y, I feci (iod inside o f me. lie ia knocking." For a moment, Judy t u t puziled. Then she decided that Mat­ thew must have become con­ scious o f hla heart pounding against his riba and thus w gt assuming that was liod. Later, Judy figured out where Matthew got the Idea that Cod was knocking on his ribs. For she remembered the picture In the local Sunday School room where Christ Is standing at the gate, knock­ ing. So Matthew must have put two and two together and come up wilh the idea that God was knocking on his chest from within. My main reason for men­ tioning this deduction by a three-year-old is to show the Importsnrc of starting chil­ dren out with the proper re­ ligious outlook. " I)r . Crane," some belli­ gerent parents have protested to me, " f don't think It is wise to send ■ child to Sun­ day School or to make him conform to any religious pat­ tern. "Instead, 1 feel it Is best to wait UU he is grown and then let him decide for himself if he wants to believe in God or attend church." But that li very unwise! For you good parents don't wait till your youngster is 21 before you teach him proper health habits, including use of his toothbrush. And you mold him into the good medical pattern of eat­ ing vegetables and a diversi­ fied menu at the dinner table, don’t youT Hero in America you also impose Hie pattern of speak­ ing English upon his develop­ ing tnind, and don't keep him niulo till 21 so lie can then decide whether he wishes to use French, lie) man, llussisn or the English language. So by all means realize that the earlier you ran implant idealism a n d unselilshncis and lack o f bias, tbe better it will be for your child. Many mother* nowadays arc growing neurotic about the feeding schedule of their liable* but are stunting the souls of their child by failure to start him on his spiritual menus. "M an doei not live by bread alone," states the Bible. This means It isn't enough for a mother to ford her tot the approved baby foods, plus milk and vitamins. For you thus can produce a healthy Frankenstein unless you mothers also inculcate idealism and spiritual values. Furthermore, by the early teens, children reach the peak of their idealism, so don’t let those valuable early years re ­ main a barren wasteland or desert regarding religion. And send your teen ager* Matter Of Fact T i e human heart beat la governed by a liny masa of tissue within the right auri­ cle which sends out Impulses —normally about 70 per min­ ute — to the hrnrl niusrle*. This pscemaker was discov­ ered in 1907 by two English physiologists. to church summer camps so trained leaders can further nourish their youthful Ideal­ ism. Take full advantages, too, of the YM CA. the Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls oranlration, plus the 4-lf ami all aucli aids to Idealism snd moral habits. Send for my 200-point "Tests for Good Parents," enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents. Use them for frequent Inventory of your­ selves. Let your older children rate you thereon, too, for they may surprise you. (Alw ays write to nr. Crane tn care of this newspaper, enclosing a long five cent stamped, addressed enve­ lope and 20 cenla to rover typing and printing costa when you lend for one of hi* booklets.) Quotes Ths sooner thla source o f polvnliii! trouble is eliminated, tbe better for everyone con­ cerned. — Secretary o f State Daan Busk, on Russian troops in Cuba. I f we serve them (tho na­ tion’s youth) better new, they will serve their nstlon better when tha burdens are theirs alone. — President Kennedy, asking Congress to create a Youth Conservation Corps a n d domestic Peace Corps. Sherwin - Williams administratively tougher. Thu GOP calls for making Civil Rights Commission a perma­ nent agency and setting up a new commission on equality o f employment opportunity, giving it broad enforcement power* to replace the volun­ tary compliance now sought by the President’s Committee on Equal Employment Finally, tho GOP would em­ power the Census Bureau to make a national registration o f voting atatistlca in every atate by race, color and na­ tional origins. There is noth­ ing like this in the Kennedy program and it is doubtful if this proposal would p a il. Most affirm ative declara­ tion in tha President's mes­ sage is probably the first sen­ tence in hie section on "public accommodations," He declares that "no act te more contrary to the spirit o f our democracy and Constitution — or more rightfully resented by a N e­ gro citizen who seeks only equal treatment — than the barring o f that citizen from restaurnnte. hotels, theaters, recreational areas nnd other public accommodations and facilities.” I f ths Kennedy administra­ tion continues its efforts to obtain equal treatment fo r all citizens in public places, ibis could probably have more impact than any legislation Con­ gress will pass. MORTGAGE SENSIBLE LOANS RATES FAVORABLE TERMS A C U M V Q A & ^ O J IV ' V * r r o le i s T F m r u Before You BUILD CALL FA2-3103 Here, at your disposal, is a complete Builder's Service FROM P U N N IN G TO COMPLETION HOME OR COM M ERCIAL INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Fuads K u tarad * • second clean m e tie r October IT . I t t l a t th e t'oet o f f It s of Naaterd, K lo rld e , under tb s A r t of t'oogrssa o f M arch. T h e H e ra ld Is a m sm b rr of tb s U nited l ‘ r*ss w h ich IS en titled o s c lu .lt s ir in the usa fo r r«i>ul>llc*llon of a il lh a lo c a l bets* printed In th la ua we paper. Member: Midwest Stock F.nb. Ckicage Beard ef Trade retold *), guilds/ and Christmas; published Saturday proceeding CfefteUMM T ie U. S. Supreme Court | Department o f Justice hn* WASHINGTON*— (N E A ) — now has before It several test increased prosecution of po|. It will have to lie shown ice brutality cases. It it cbalrases on "sit-in" demon;trawhether President Kennedy's tenging "separate but equal'1 civil right* message and the l i o n s . Decisions upholding facilities in hospitals built civil rights legislation Intro­ equal rights in this area could with federal fund*. It has in* duced by nlna Republican con­ become us important us the t c r v e n e d to open public schools in Prince Edward gressmen are mere window school integration order. County, Vn.. the only county Just ns significant us the (.reeling—Just fo r the record in the nation in which thers President's proposals for new — or whether they mean buslere no public schools. courses o f action to enforce nesk. What the two program* In­ civil rights is his me-sage in­ dicate, howercr, la that if the ventory o f same 20 moves ho liberale in both parties really has made In this field the last want some civil rights action, two years. Though the voting referee they should form a coalition o f their own to buck the con­ procedure authorized by the i960 Civil Rights Act was us­ servative*. ed in only one Louisiana par­ The least aurh a coalition could do la cause a few con­ ish for the l!>t*2 elections, vulsions in tho House Rules thousands o f new voters were Committee and force the Sen­ registered for the first time ate into another dandy fili­ in many states. Sixty school districts ware buster, now that limitation of desegregated Inst year. Teach­ debate ia dead fo r two year*. Both the Republicans and er training institutes o f the Americana fo r Democratic A c­ National Science Foundation tion having been needling nnd under the National De­ Kennedy ever lines he took fense Education Act were held office fo r not sending Con­ in integrated colleges. Beginning next September, gress a comprehensive civil integrated schools will he right* program. Now he he* met this chal­ opened on military reservalenge with an eight-point leg­ tlona If ntirh facilities are not islative program in the most available locally. Voluntary sweeping civil rights message integration ha* been obtain­ since President Lincoln'! Em­ ed, however, in many fedcraly ancipation Proclamation 100 affected areas receiving gov­ ernment financial aid. years ngo. Over 17 million Job* have S h m r w i n -W / l u a m s Three bills covering new recommendations in tho fields lieen voluntarily opened to o f voting rights. Integrated American workers on a noneducation and a four-year ex­ discriminatory basis. A ll gov­ tension fo r tho Civil Rights ernment contract Jobs have • Flowj on eaiity and evenly Commission, with broadened been so opened. The President • Give* you longcr-Ulting powers, will lie introduced in has directed National Labor beauty and protection Relations Board to take ac­ Congress in the near future. • Stretches the CKC will go out o f buslneet tion against discrimination in years between labor unions. Nov, 20 unless given a new painting Segregation i n Interstate lease an life. But thli last is Iwlleved to have the beet transportation has virtually chance fo r congressional ap­ ceased. A ll federal recreation areas are open without regard co. proval. Kennedy'* program ia far to race. T ie armed forces and 117 8. Magnolia A r t. broader than the Republicans’ Coast Guard bavo been fully FA 2-1681 integrated. although their plan would bo COMPLETE A L L K N * CO. i l l B. LEMON 8T. LAKELAND , FLA. No p art of a n r m a te ria l, new s o r a d te rtle ln g . of t b it e d lllo o • f T h e hanford H e ra ld m a r t«s reproduced la a a y m anner w it h ­ out w ritte n perm ission of th e p u b lish e r o f The H e ra ld . A n r In d iv id u a l or firm responsible f a r su ch rcp ro d u cile n w ill be considered ns In frlh g ln g on T h e H e ra ld 's c o p y rig h t and w ilt be held lia b le fo r d a m a g .* under the la w . P u b lish e d d a lly r s r e p i Notebook Orlande Sake* Bepm eaUtJv* MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Pk. GA M U t NEW CONSTRUCTION or REMODELING WE’RE A T YOUR SERVICE Sho&mak&Jl 211 w . 25TH ST. CON STRUCTION CO. FA 2-3103 �* = i *T »». % * DeBary Bridge Club Plays 15 Tables Teenage Roadeo Set Saturday The Teenage Driving Louden which had to he cancelled last Saturday hy the Sanford-Seminole Jaytee* because o f rain has been rescheduled for this Saturelay at 9 a.in. at the City parking lot on Seminole Illvd. Three prizes have been donated by the Sanford Atlantic Haul, amt tlu< Flolida Stute Bank with n #25 cn-lv prizu going to the must skilled teenage driver who conies in fiist, #15 for ••Houd plueu uml #10 for third. R* Jlr*. Adam Muller I R.li Bay, chairman of the New members of the De­ Roadeo said that the use of nary Arts and Crafts Club - run for the Roadeo will Ik* donated hy auto dealers of will be honored at a recep­ Sanford. tion to be held this Sunday County youngsters between from 2 to 5 p. m. at the the age of lit and 111 are InMansion House. sited to partii'ipate. Members Citilis contributing picture* of the Snnfotrl Police De­ for the exhibition to lie h*ld partment. the Seminole Coun­ In conjunction with the re­ ty Sheriff's Dept, nmf the ception will be Tne Art Lea­ Florida Highway I'utiol will gue of lljnita Spring*; Israeli Ik: the judges. Fine Art* Guild: Art* and Designs, Fort Walton Beach; i Fort Fierce Art Club; Iteaux Art* and Design*, Daytona Beach; University of Tampa; Kliic Frank, School of Tech­ O i I ’ . DO 11II* li ('u E L U I.K A I)K i(a pulled the .stops out lust week to spark nology and the DeBary Arts and Craft* Club. tin* Lions on to play in the State basketball Tournament scheduled this llyr Linda Smithson Next month the DeBary week in Gainesville. Slightly bourse but still smiling are Alice Fox, Mau­ The annual dinner and proclub will exhibit paintings gram of entertainment spunreen IJoyle anil Anne Slavik, kneelinp aiul Natieyann Swenson. Suzanne and sketches o( Religion in sored hy the Oviedo PTO will Purlin and Marilyn Partin, standing. (Herald I'lmtu) Art for an Easter Showing. he held tills year on March IS at the .school cafctorium. The dinner, featuring linked hum. will be served front i; to 8 p.m. The entertainment pro­ THOUSANDS OF gram, featuring Incul and outof-town talent, will Ik' under­ way at 8:50 p.m. IN HUD AND BLOOM Tickets are available from FROM J g g UP Editors Note; The Long- county agent anil our loeul any member of the Parentleaders, Mrs. Put llnylrs, Mrs. wihmI l-ll Girl* Club, in rec­ Teacher Otgunixatlon or from Events of planned enter­ John George, Mrs. l,ovvrll Mrs. Juek Bratton, progrum tainment t>> he sponsored hy ognition o f National l-ll G ru peville Nursery Pettis. .Mi*. Ray Ishlll nml Week, prepared a report for chairman. 2221 Crapesille Are. Mr*. Curl l.oininler, have giv­ No tickets will he sold at the North Orlando Civic Assn, publication on activities and FA 2-0886 en us aide leadership uml in­ fur participation of the entire the door. project- of the club « liich is spiration. community were set up at printed Im-Iom in the words It's hard to say which Monday night's meeting of of the club reporter: Chrislnius party we enjoyed most . . . the Ki-inlnnlc County the group in Village Hail. By Janice laimmler l-ll Party led hy the County Plan* were made fur u l-ll ( lull Reporter, l.nng»ood FROM A W ORLD OF FIN K FU RM TIJRK Coumil or the party our Spiing Carnival to In* held in Till* week Longwmid's 4-H Longwood Club plnnned and Muy und for the annual Girl* Club, along with club* enjoyed with friends at the Four tli <</ July eelehrntiun. over the nation, recognised Appointed to servo on the Notional 4-H Week. This is Old Folks Home. We've tiet-ii learning many Carnival Committee were Art thu time we look hack with Rhodes, rliairmnn and l.t. pride at the m i omplishtneiit* t h i n g s through denmnstiaEorl A chord. Ewiightson Hur- wo have mode in lloi club uml lions given hy our lemlrm ami thn gills. The lie-t of these ville, Mis. George Eomnuis ns individuals. demoustintinns will In* given and rlmrli-g Bovvell. Miss Myrliu Wilson, bur ot ('minty Events Day. Committee chairmen a p ­ Already we lire lH*giiining pointed for the Fourth of July LIVING ROOM: Nylon covered Sola Red to plan for Dies* Revue, a were Boh Stephenson, fire­ with Matching Chair, 3 yearly event wo all love. Lost walk* display; Bill llarri-, Tahirs and 2 Lamps year a professional model Idligo; Bill llulin, Roy Burke, gave u* instruction* on mod. RED ROOM: • Roakrsse Bed. • Double Drciicr George Sommers uml Harris, • Innrraprlng Mitre** and Matching Box Spring •ding. I.aiigwnod was proud to building booth-; Rhodes, Ro­ • Roomy Chr*t lie hastes* for thi* event lust II) Shirley Wentworth • Beautiful Danish Modern Design In Satin Walnut well and Mrs. J. D. Giinste.nl, year when it wn* held mound The Ladies Auxiliary o f the Finish refreshments; ami Mr*. Som­ the l.oininler pool. Rear Lake Little League is mers, Mr*. Anton Kteeck, Bill DINETTE with Tsbls snd 4 Matching Chairs Seminole Uounly Fair was now in the process of ler* Ryan und Stephenson, activi­ another high e v e n t w h e n ganixing for the year. ties. 1.1ill gw ■ii mI girls exhibited lift All interested women uml The association ul-o made oi tii ies we hod made mol won plans lor publishing it* own uiotlieis in the area are asked many r i b b o n s and piixe new*|Miper to lx* known as to contuci Mr*, linin'11 Con- money. We also uie pi mol of “ The North Hi lamia N’ews- Mover ot her home on Lyn­ the blue rilihuns and money Olhcr :l-RiHim Group* etle." Publication date will la­ wood Ave. in Lynwood if they we won on our Club Exhibit. A n L ow A n *2KH in the Ih-1 week of i-ach month wish to pattii-ipnte in activi­ A week later, II LmigwiHMl mol delivery will he made 1» ties uf the oiranizotion. 4 Iters uml four of our leudeach re-idenl. Help i* needed E ASY TERMS er* enjoyed 4 II Ihiy at the with tin- venture ami thn«e In­ Open Friday Nighlx l loiidii Stole Full- in Tampa. tel cited were asked to eonWe traveled to the Fair hy The Men's Club of the special train. tact Mr*. Gnu-trad. Ebenezer Methodist Church The 4-H Display in W. J. ot Sanford will imi't for the Hartley's store windotv shows Tlie fi-fiMit Ihhiir «»f tlir monthly business and pro some of the exhibit* fiolil the A filean giant miMe uiitt'lopt* gram meeting at 7:50 p. in. Seminole County Fuir nml Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store curve like u m iiuitar uml •*v«*n today at the church All show* some id the things that 20.1-OH K. First St. FA 2 US*3 the lion Mvcr* char «*t the-a* tuentliers art* urged to at we learn ut nor meeting*. v\on |H»nn. tend. Satuiday liioiiiing we will — sell cookies olid eo(N*akes wo will make. We will give the money to our County Council to he used for roilirly projects. DeBary Club To Honor New Members 1f • e Oviedo PTO Sets Date For Annual Dinner * v $ SALE! Great Savings On Easy Terms MATHER of Sanford t t ROOM SALE! Deluxe 3-Room Group Bear Lake To Organize LL Auxiliary * »V Complete ^389 Men To .Meet MATHER 1/ % ADD A •4 . I AIR CONDITION SWIMMING #': of Sanford I REPAIR IMPROVE - Lake Mary HD Club To Meet The March husiucs* and luncheon liu-etiug uf the Lake Mury Home Demonstration Chili will he held beginning ut OR - PO O LS NOW WITH A - ADD A 6AAAOf TTt I0;.‘lu uni. next Tuesday ill the Lake Mary Fire Hall. Sgt. Vince Smallwood of the Floiida Highway Pulrol will present the program on “ Highway Safety.’’ A demon­ stration entitled “ Guide to Easier Ironing'* also will be given. Hostesses for this month's luncheon are Mrs. I Idea P o w e l l and Mr*. Maid* lints lit. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Prior to opening the after­ noon play Mi*. Ruth Hiatt wa» presented with a loving cup a* winner of the club's two month's series play. See Us Fur KODAK CAMERAS, Film and Finishing 0 8 SANFORD MEMBER F.D.I.C. II) Jane Casselberry Twenty fits!, second and third year Spanish students from Lyman High School at­ tended the State Spanish Club Convention held in Jackson­ ville last Friday anil Satur­ day. High schools from nil over the state of Floiida a* well its some Ucotgiu school* were represented. Carol Doicthy, Lyman sen­ ior nnd Stain Spanish Club historian, won a superior rat­ ing for her memorized “ De­ clamation." The ronvenliim was conduct­ ed entirely in Spanish. While in Jacksonville the student* stayed at tlio Ja­ maica Motor Lodge. The local group wit* accompanied by their tcueher, Mrs. Gerunlu Jones, and Stanley Khrrwrn and Itola-iT Jones. Senior* m a k i n g the trip were II a r h a i a Rimming*, lienn Dnik. Carol Dorvthy, Cheryl Eddy, Dona Friend. Sharon Lovell, Marjorie MrElmurray, G 11 d a Prttiimti, Dorothy Sewell, Sandra Slierwen, Lynette Wernrr, Jack Finch uml Steve kurvin. Jiinlur* weir Linda Carrol, Kay Clurku and Donna Mc­ Coy. Sophomore* were Catherine Richer, Ruth Wright, Andiew Hindi) mid Ralph Humphrey. Only Luke Michigan of the (ilea l Lakes lie* e n t i r e l y within the United State*. The other four foini purl of the boundary between the United States mid Camilla ami tlo-y are controlled jointly hy these two natlona under a treaty uf I INK*. "'■? fc.itifnrb M arch 7, 19RT — IrralT) Wieboldt's C AM E R A SHOP 210 S. P A R K A V E . Pnjre 5 Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Mr*. II. I~ Johnson Hello ilwrc. Despite the rain it lias been fee'.ing like spring hasn't it? Oil buy, ant I glad, too. Hope it i* nice weal lie r for the coming weekend. Several things arc coming up that we just have to have real nice weather. One thing i* Saturday in Ix'cshurg. Rinds front all over the stale will be there to compote at District. From Sanford will he the Junior High and Seminole High hands. Grace Edwards and I will accompany the High School Rank along with Mr. Cowley. Pole Itn-ur will be with the Junior High Group. There is a little clause with the Ihgli School Band. They have promised me that they will come hunte with a sup­ erior rating, otherwise tney will walk Imek. I certainly don’ t want to SEE them have to do that hut a promise I* a promise KIDS. Htcy won’t let Mr. Cowley down. Our lingers are all crossed for you. A* you know our Mon­ roe hoy, Charlie Ralmn, I* the eaptam anil he will get to direct the group in a numlcr. 1 have seen Char­ les lead them before anil 1 mu*t say he i* really good. • • • Tonight is meeting night for the Home Demon­ stration Club. Come on out and be with us. We will have a demonstration on resuscitation hy members of the local Red Cross. Daisy Dowell and I will be host­ esses. • • • And don't for­ get that date for March 281lt. That U the big day for our fashion show? Come see the newest in Hates material and also new fashions made hy Seminole County ladies. It Is open to Ihe public so hope to see you tlierc. The time is 8 o'clock. • • • Mr*. Addle Broome is in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Site is much improved now. So very glad to hear that site Is much better. Also glad to hear that Mr. Dunn of the Upsala Hoad is resting nice­ ly now. lie Is also In the hos­ pital. So much Illness is go­ ing around right now. The flu hug has really hit u* out this way. Ill now are Sue Thompson, Hal and Joy Wil­ son. Belly, Pat, Charlene Baker, Melvin and Elltabeth Warren and now their mo­ ther, France*, i* ill t<*i. We miss Frances at work In her lieauty simp. Hurry and get well Frances. • • * We were *orry to learn of Uw pass­ ing ol Mrs. K»alce (Mark) Naugher in Columbus, Ga, last week. Site j* (lie mother of Reh* Kaeserman. Our sympathy goes out to Iter family. * * * Dora Harrell tells me that *on II. K. fB il­ lie) Harrell has now retired front the Air Force, Bill w n a Chief X-ray Technician. He and his wife Margaret (Hol­ ly) are having a house built on the Upsaln Road near his parent's home. They have »ix children. Tlie oldest **m is attending the University of Maine and is on Ihe Dean s list anil majoring in Science. It I* very nice to welcome Rill and ids family to Mon­ roe. • • • We want lo wish Sidney Hawkins a delayed Happy Rirthday. His birthday and our granddaughter's (Cin­ dy) are on Ihe same day. So happy Birthday Sid. • • • Kay Jotin*un, Pauline Spivey ar.d Mckcy O'Dell were hos­ tesses one day last week at a shower lor Shirley Eber Compton. Shirley gut some very nice gifts. We want to wish her and Aaron the best of everything. • • • Ku> anil Charles' little girl. Minnie, liu* Iw’ i tt ill hut according to Ka.v she i* okay now. Glad to hear it. ■ • 1 Our prayer and thought* will go with I HAVE TAKEN THE Mr*. Emma Vihlen next week when she enters Semi­ nole Memorial II ’*p!tvl for surgery. We will he wishing her a speedy recovery. • • • Don't forget to call n o at FA 2-1722 if you have any thing of intcred. • • • our thought tii* week is a fvrs an Proverb: lie who knows not. and knows not that he knows not. i* a fool—<htin hint, lie who know*, and knows that lie knows, is vvi>e —follow him. fjr«$ton* A MSSW0M NEW TREADS 0 U I OF PAINTING! Am ifO ON SOUND l l l f I00IU OR ON TOUR OWN HRfS MOW. AT LAST. 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AiatikU iIpIh Ii in Boikmdn ts«|i aivl ituUiul* during III* *4 lirnil. t Nr*n>'4 imonil ra**| hduniv irk*vt»( frfMinolit# |Mjro1ut»-i PtvindtlrtTil |« pvpiViUv |M» •mill mr is# fc* |i nnmdis lt|utrw ma ke miHm« h «luir|r M|4.»« * rtsrill* isurilnl UPI IfmJ • m r •m l I m o n I on It*4 ( h u m n ir n n l nl Ur * oi m I ju M ir p r I. | Just say "C ham e It” BORROW UP TO $5,000 — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ^ Chase, Lyman Spanish North Orlando Longwood 4-H Club Member Students Attend Events Planned Reports On Annual Activities State Convenion By Civic Assn. AZALEAS v* The De It a r y Duplicate Bridge Club played 15 tables ill two section at this week's regular meeting at the Com­ munity Center. Winner# of section one, directed hy Howard Middleton. weie NS. fitst. Mrs. Ruth Ithut and Phil DeRerurd: sec­ ond, Mr*. Louise Middleton and Mi* Myrtle Diiunehnck; thiol. Mr*. Edna Reilly and Mrs. Atthur WlllgiMoe. EW, liist, Mr*. Myron Acnodi ami Mr*. Hatty S. Iu»h; second, Mr. ami Mr*. Aitlun Wheatley; thiol, Mr. ami Mr*. E. M. Hinkle. Winm-i# of section two, di­ rected hy Mrs. Jessie Pearsall, were NS, fiist. Mr. and Mrs. (Seoigr I'caisail; second, Mi*. E. E. Anderson uml Mrs. Clyde Ramsey: third, Mr. und Mrs. Marvin Long. EW, first, Mis. A. G. Besom and Mrs. F t a n k Holder; Kit . «id, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mntheson; thiol. Miss Ethel Johnson and H. Guy I 209 West 1st S t FA 2-3649 Sanford, Fla. For 49 49 PW, and 4 li*d*-a T.M . buy on busy terrtis x t s lr whoro your dollor buys AAILES tnoro 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 1 RUN t i NI t a ra • . . , 4. 0 i% ••••(% *4,1 1• D ‘I DOWN A W 1t K 9 I ft1 �• ft f a t a l P t f * 0 — March 7, 1068 fm O Coro Empire Top Favoriie At Kennel Club Takes Storm Coro Empire, with Only Won W ynn Tries 'Comeback' five Halted Press Xatoraatfoaal wins In Urn bag, is tha morn­ One of btsebaU’e most dra­ matic momenta o f ISO could Uib featured race at tha Sanbe written today when burly ford-Orlando Kennel Club to­ E arly Wynn begins his come­ night. The fast 68-pound red back attempt. brlndfe, owned by June GUlia, Wynn, a 43-year-old veteran ha* already scored three time* la Grade A event*, one who fell one short o f his o f them a daylight feature. 300-game victory g ia l last Rounding out the field In season, was unconditionally by the Chicago the evening's top attraction released will bo Daring Darlene, Hello White Sox at the end of 1962. Knowing one more victory Charlie, Marlow Brandy, B. Bright, Rocker Chair Jean, will make him virtually an Rock Flight and Mike Secre­ automatic aelecton to the Hall o f Fame, Wynn tried to tary. Rock Flight la a four-time land a job with other major But nobody winner and be haa been a league clubs. qulnlela factor six times in II seemed to ear* for a guy tries. He should be a form id­ wbo had chalked up "o n ly " able opponent fo r he baa al­ 2M wins. White Sox manager A1 ready triumphed in one main event. Mike Secretary Is a Lopes finally agreed to give three-time winner, while all Wynn a comeback shot If he other entries have romped made good at the Chicago camp. The righthander takes home first twice each. test today when be Three greyhound stars from the In an Intra-squad Jacksonville created a great start* deal o f fan Interest last night game, the last ilx-lnning conwhen they schooled over the teat before the regular e x ­ hibition grind opens Satur­ local oval in preparation for day. the second Inter-city match Cincinnati provides the race here Saturday night. While Sox’ oppoiltlon. Red’s They were V elvet Sis, winner manager Fred Hutchinson of the first inter-city match haa announced that Jim at Jacksonville last Saturday, O'Toole, Jim Owens and Ken and June Moore and Rote Hunt will toe the mound Roselle, who finished fourth against Chicago. and fifth respectively. Southpaw Pete Bum tide re ­ Representing the SOKC In ceived an assignment for the Inter-city clash Saturday Baltlmore'a Saturday game wlU be Texaxe Lace, Denny against tha Yankees. Burn M ac and Little Rhonda, n u r r n a n s — s/is— one* ing line five to two favorite In NEW TORE (UPI) - tJb- however, the seer o f swat cutive victory the m ay pick an earlier round, ring4! m oit colorful heavy- "Including the firs t." Public confidence in Cass­ weight since the late Max ius as a prophet is reflected Baer, U taking b lu e N ew In the betting price o f 16-3 York by a to m . favoring him. la unprecedented number*, Clay seeks his llth conse­ the fa st are buying ticket! beaten Caiilna C lar, a profes­ knockout. Jones, 28, has scored 13 knockouts while winning 21 bouts, losing three and draw­ ing one. He never waa atopped. WAVE OF THE FUTURE dor hie light with N ew York • r Dong Jonea at Madlaon Iq u n as sional heavyweight and 15th Garden next Wednea- day n igh t Matchmaker Teddy Brenner •aaonaeea, ‘ 'there'll be eemplete eellout o f all 18,000 oeata b-e-f-o-r-e the day of the fight, fo r the first time ta the new Gerden'a JJ-reir b ilia ry." Brenner explalna that the U lt Garden pro boxing aelleat, U y e t r i ago, and a ecu pit sellouts before th a t were achieved with the help o f big fight-day la k e . Twenty-one-year-old C a n ­ t u , the w orld '! aecond-rank In f heavyweight contender end new No. 1 sports pop-off guy, loves the Impact ha la making among N ew York'* •■mUUot but aayi: " I t 's only natural because New York era rteo gn ln m e aa the greatest and are coming ta see me fig h t " Clay, the "Louisville Lip' who names, tha round fo r e knockout and then fulfills the forecast, aayi third-ranking Jones "must go In t lx " If ho doesn't offend Clay before the fig h t la ease o f any offense, Gloves Title To Detroit CHICAGO (U P I) — De­ troit*! amateur boaera held tha team ehamplomhlp today a fte r what m ight hav# bean tha last national Golden Gloves tournament, but indi­ vidual honors had to go to Omaha's B a rley Cooper and Wads Smith o f Munefe, IrnL. Cooper, n t8-y*ar-o]d A ir Feres sergeant who Is tha fa ­ ther e f seven children, de­ feated Ranald Marsh o f Kanan* C ity and Jamaa Taylor e f Bollywood, Calif., to win tha heavyweight championship with his 60th straight triumph, covering seven years. Smith, a welterweight who won tha National A A U crown l u t year, revenged himself fo r lotaoa o f the Golden Gloveo crown when he de­ feated Rory O'Shea, one of three brothers who havo held Chicago and national crowns, in a rematch o f last year's title bout. 0 ‘5hea was the Tonight's card at Seminole Tha quarter horse men at only d e f e n d i n g champion Park will give tha quarter Scmlnolo are getting primed who advanced aa fa r aa the semi-finals Wednesday night. horso fans a break with the for the Friday night trials program calling for six quar­ from which tha selections for ter horse races and threa har­ "Tha Florida Futurity" will be made. The Florida Futur­ ness goes. STOCKHOLM ( U P I )—Goal Llea Sa and Joe lloddy will ity will be run Saturday after­ dllicrenca will bo the decid­ bo going In the featured 330 noon at Seminole for e purse ing factor In determining yard quarter horse romp. of IT,600.00. ; lacings for the world lea Both boric* Tonight'* co-foaturad har­ are previous hockay championships If two winners at Seminole and are ness race will have Grand Se­ or mors teams tfo fo r posi­ the favorites In this race lection going against Leal tions lit e r the schedule has Other strong contendere in Hanover. BUI Robinson lead­ been completed, it w u an­ the Held of seven starter* w ill ing all drivers o f tha meeting nounced today by tha tourna­ be Bobble Jo R M d end Blase will be in thn sulky behind ment's organisers. Grand Selection while Rusaal Bay Reed. Dunn will drive Leal Han­ over. Also going In this one will be Windale Bonnie Boy, Door Knob end Cheater , 1 Black. PAINTING Only threa more night* at MASONKV racing remain this season at Seminole Park. Quarter Horse Fans Get Break Tonight Decide Placing Does Your Home N eed — -1. Dodavah, 3. Roekln Zip. X Camplata*. I. Ford. S. Hurt If.. X *allla Me Duff, T. O. B-‘S Hp#akar, S T»#hnl<|ti* Tip »K C O > D RAC K — e/I4—Oradi 1. Tarn Diamond, X Cotmo C-. S. M m Manor, 4. liradon Duka, I. Pola Ann. d. I . D.'a Oarl Lou, T. Qulat La*#. T H I R D R A C K — * / ! • — Oradt ■ — t. Coro Em a raid, X P ar­ ty r a r e r , t. nwaat iiarbta, I. Rrandon flllvtr, S. Ed'a Z#nobla, S. Film#* Itoy, 7. A thanry, S. Iltn ro P u r r o tJ B T N HAC K — 3/* - O r a l , T — 1. ftpardatar'a Lurk, X Auruat Drlda, I. Barbarry BUI. 4. Norma Noll. X Bahia Mar, X Mao'a Twtnkla, T. Illua Johnny, X Marnlta F I F T H RACF— ■/!•— Drada n— l. t'll r a y Ta, I. Ilap pr Herb, X B'a Choir#. 4. Pr*rloua tlrryl, I. Cold Air. *. Sammy Lina, L K ratty Kin*. S. Bivaty Rua S IX T H R A C R — B/ia— Brad# C— I. Saera Bl*u, J. nius, 1. N # « Country. Slip, S. B#at Hw##ta, «. larmark. t. F l y Doll, S. Circus SEVItvrn RACR —* ' * Donna 4. Ill ConnBlack a rad# Boy-Girl Game Set At Lyman By Jane Casselberry The Student Council at L y ­ man High School la sponsor­ ing a "B oys veraus G irls" Basketball Game again this year to be held Friday at I p.ra. In the Lyman Gym. Nominal admission will be charged. Members o f the "w eaker sex" wbo will be challenging "m ale superiority" in the sport were picked for the team by the student council committee with the aid of Mrs. Louisa Gilpin, girls phy­ sical education instructor. The boys’ team will be handicapped by having to wear boxing gloves during the game and w ill Inrlude many of the well-known v a n ity players from the Greyhound Football Squad. Basketball players have been disquali­ fied from the event. The public la Invited to come out and watch the fun and game. r — 1. Sun not, t. Jack's tlaartbraak. S. Tarracar. 4. L oy al Nailra, X Qutan'a Fortuna, 4. Protocol, T. Fabl# Laramla, S. Filler## E IG H T H a t m — r/ia—flrada • — I. Quirk Jump, J. Rook T rey , S. Amanda L , X Wlra Mark. X Raatlaaa Nailra, X Discounted, T, Ed"» RalUnr D#alar, *. Rank Bnn. N IN T H RACR — a/is—Orad. A— t. Rock#r Chair J#»n. 1Mtka lacratary, s. Marlow Brandy, 4. ft. Bright. I. Hallo CbarllX X Caro Emplr# T. Darlsax X Rock Darina Flight T E N T H RAC R — 1/*— "r a d o T — l. T n f f r O ' U i r r . S. Mona M»> na I. Lor# Pac, 4. Broadwa ni|l, I. Chlaf I ’attla. S. GOTEBORG, Sweden (U P I) Trane# Lika. T. Par ty Cak#, — Form er heavyweight cham­ X M tlvln D. Ingo Haa Son Fullmer Wins Boxing Award pion Ingemar Johansson's wife gave birth Wednesday to their first child, a boy. Johanaaon said the child weigh­ ed seven pounds and has "blue ayes, unusually big hands, e dimple on his chin end brown hair." PR O V ID E N C E , R. I. (U P I ) — Gene Fullmer, form er mid­ dleweight champion, waa named " b o m o f the month" today by the World Boxing Association because e f hla Im­ ST. V IN C E N T. Italy (U P I ) pressive attempt to reeep—World bantamweight cham­ tore the title on Pah. 13. Fullmer, o f W est Jordan, pion E d tr Jofrs o f Brasil was Utah, held champion Dick ■elected today ■■ the winner T ig e r o f N igeria to a aurpr's# o f the Italian National Asso­ 16-routm draw In their re­ ciation o f Boxing Writers’ osturn title bout at La* Vegas, car trophy as their favorite Nev. Tixar kept* hla 160- fighter o f tha year. potmd crown. Named Favorite Vtrvt it's ' Tha Amason R iver time* U called the "m ighty rellana” In honor e f Fran­ cisco Orellano, firs t to ex­ plore Its fu ll length. ^ .. PLUM BER side replaces ailing M ilt Pappaa, wbo twisted hla right knee In a Monday work­ out. Robin Roberta and Steve Barber also are listed for three-inning Oriole stints against the world champions. Don SchwaD, acquired from tha Boston Red Sox fo r Dick Stuart, joins E arl Francis and A1 McBean In Pittsburgh'a first exhibition game ■gainst Philadelphia. Slugger Frank Thomas end­ ed his holdout and agreed to the New York M els' offer of a 12,000 raise that brought him up to 833,000. Manager Casey Stengel nominated Ro­ ger Craig, A1 Jackson and Craig .Anderson to go agalnU the Cards Saturday. Camp He m i— B ill Mazer- Don Looking To 'Cause' Cage Stir Again B y United P m a International The University of San Francisco, which aet the col f e l * basketball world on fire in the mid 1950's, la seeking to light the torch once again. San Francisco still bolds the all-time record for a col­ lege team o f 60 wins in ■ row stretching from 1834 to 1964, Including two straight NCAA championships. Leading the team in those banner years were Bill Russell and K. C. Jones, current stare with the COLLISION COURSE professional champion Boston — Ray Scotl o f the De­ Celtics. troit Platons, left, and The Dona never could reach the Laker*’ Rudy Ruimo the same peak again, but still ram into each other in may cause a stir If they reach n game In Los Angeles. the N CAA tourney next week. They moved into good pos|. tlon to do Just this by turning back San Jose State, 31-46, on their borne court Wednesday night. The triumph pushed the Dona back Into a first place tie with Santa Clara in M IA M I BEACH, Fla. (U P I ) tho Weat Coast Athletic Con ference. The two top teams — Sonny Liaton'i manager m eet In a showdown game said early today that he ex ­ Saturday night with an NCAA pected the heavyweight cham­ berth awaiting tha winner, pion w ill "receive a green and San Francisco will have ligh t" to resume training Sat­ the all-important home court urday after a thorough phys­ advantage. ical examination by Dr. Duke VUlanova and Marquette, Baird o f Miami. both o f whom will play in U>* Jack Nilon taid the heavy­ National Invitation Tourna­ weight champion wilt bo ex­ ment, warmed up for the task amined for the aecund time with victories Wednesday in 24 hours by Dr. Baird this night but Canisius, a lio head­ afternoon and added, "w e ex ­ ed for the N ew York tourney, pect Sonny to be cleared and was beaten by Dayton, T5-64. given a go-ahead to resume VUlanova snapped Selon training Saturday." Hall's U-gamo borne court Llaton'a return title bout winning streak, Tl-64, as W al­ with Floyd PatUraon, from ly Jonea scored 38 points; whom ha won the crown on a Dick Nixon tallied 20 points one-round knockout la it Sep­ to lead Marquette to a 74-68 tember 23, haa already been triumph o ver Creighton; and switched from A p ril 4 to Dayton coasted to victory April 10 because o f tho cham­ over Canlalua altar opening * pion’s Injury to hla right knee. comfortable nine-point half­ The Miami Herald reported time lead. today that thare waa a peaDave Lee scored 19 points albllity o f an operation on for San Francisco and Ollfe the kneo but Nilon dlacountod Johnson added U aa tha dethe report. fenae-mlndad Dona held San "N o operation ta likely," Joaa to only 15 points in the ha aald. "Th e figh t Is not In first half. Dennis Bates of danger. W e are confident that San Jose shared game honors 8onny w ill be declared okay with L m by registering 19 and resume training on Satur­ points. day." Nilon said that Dr. Baird Today's thoroughbred horse had given Liston an encou­ traces its ancestry to one o f raging report on Wednesday three Brltlah aides; tho stal­ but wanted to mako another lions Dartey Arabian, B ytrly examination before givin g a final okay to rtsuma training. Turk and Godolphln Barb, Resume Training Seen For Sonny NIGHTLY •* EXCEPT SUNDAY BARGAIN PRICES Popular Brands at Our Heme end Property Improvement \ Dept, eaa handle the entire Job. Call » ___ . . «. ST — ' ftW- . - . th*re ! — WED., FRI.. SAT., 2 P. M. Ob Our Convenieat Monthly Paynont INTERCITY MATCH RACE SAT., MARCH 8 P in ( AHIiNIHY h a \ 9 T « ___ «• * - F A 2-0500 SANFORD, FLA. Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 210 East P in t, SoafoN W# Give Tap Valve MATINEES TAKE YEARS TO PA Y Can T E 8-5851 For JACKSONVILLE KC va. ■OKC THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT RAIN OR RHINB It'a Mere Paa Ta Watch TTi#_Gre^hound^tua^ f r e e Estim ate Do 11 Today tw o** ,VINER*« S U id - C~)>/aHdo V L h iI *1 M kJ N II II I II tHi lI!l t H W V .1 T -M MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO oik l and Bob Bailey will znlsa Pittsburgh’* opening exhibi­ tion game because of alight injuries . . . Tony Kubek pol­ ed two long homers In a Yankee squad contest . . . the San Francisco Giants are at an Impasse In salary talks with first baseman Orlando Coped a . . . Detroit pilot Bob Sebcffing will try Buhba Phil­ lips in the Tigers' IcadoH position In Saturday's game with Mlnnosota - • Bob A lli­ son of the Twin* walloped his second homer in two days, a grand elam job, in a practice tilt . - , The Phil­ lies received a "holiday" from manager Gene Mauch because he ia pleased with their progreax The Kanias City Athletics still arc plagued by bad wea­ ther and bad to eaucel every­ thing but batting practice. . Second baseman Frank Boll­ ing was named Milwaukee player representative to re ­ place Joe Adcock, wbo was traded to Cleveland . . The Los Angeles Dodgers select­ ed Don Drysdale, Johnny Podres and Jack Smith to pitch the opening spring game against the Washing­ ton Senators . . Shortstop Ed Bressoud hit the Boston Red Sex' first practice game hom­ er . . . Shortstop Dick Groat of St. Louis remained side­ lined because o f a weak throwing arm. Miss. Governor Opposed Entry JAC KSO N , Miss. (U P I ) — Mississippi State University's plana to enter th* National Collegiate Athletic Associa­ Palmer, Player (Well, Natch) Golf Play Choice, PENSACOLA, Fla. < U P I> Defending champion Doug Sanders tees o ff in the 823,000 Pensacola Open golf tourna­ ment today determined ta prove It just takes a Jinx to win. A field or 149 pros and I I amateurs, Including Downing Gray, 1062 National Amateur runner-up and top amateur here for the past three years, compete in the event over tha 6,400-yard C o u n t r y Cluh course hard on the Gulf of Mexico. Sanders, a hustling Gcorglsn, won the tournament last year with a 14-tmdcr-par 207 after gashing his left fo o t He arrived at the course by ambulance for the second round and won the tourna­ ment while two N avy medics followed him with bandages and medicine. Packing up after the Bing Crosby Open at L o i Angeles two months ago, Sanders broke the little finger on hit left hand picking up a suit­ case. HU first start since tha mishap waa at New Orleans where he tied for fourth mon­ eySanders views his bard luck somewhat pessimistic­ ally. “ If I became a watermelon farmer, picnics would go ont of style," he aald. "B u t." ha added with a touch of optimIsm, " I'm hoping to repeat here." But the experts figure San­ ders' handicap may be too much o f a drawback ia th* formidable competition. They established Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Bo Wlntnger as tha early favorites. Talm er fired a alx-underpar 68 Wednesday to post tha lowest Individual score in a pro-am event over the Naval A ir Station course. Palm er’s team. Including three amateura, finished in a three-way tie for first place with sim­ ilar groups headed by proa Chandler H a r p e r , Ports­ mouth, V a * and John Lang­ ford, Enid, Okla. Palm er, who won here In I960, haa won two top prizes on tho winter tour and cur­ rently la la second place among the money w inner* Player heads tho earnings list with more than 820,000. Wlntnger picked up 88,400 top money in the N ew Orleans tournament for his third vic­ tory la le u than a year. tion (N C A A ) baaketbal] play­ o ffs had the opposition o f Gov. Roaf Barnett today. Barnett called a news conferenca ■ Wednesday Co announco bis displeasure with state's disregard o f an unoffi­ cial polb-y against Mississippi teams entering racially.Inte­ grated events. But Barnett Indicated he would not attempt to inter­ fere— that it waa strictly a matter fur tho slate collcgu board. The board, which is spilt on the issue, will meet Saturday to decide whether to cancel State's trip to East tansing, Mich, next week fo r a region­ al playoff. Barnett was asked ff he had Sumerian*, a people wb* Informed hoard members o f lived between the Tigris and his feelingx Ha replied, "They Euphrates rivers, developed can read it In tha newspapers. the a rt o f writing about 6,000 year* age. Meet Set SCHENECTADY, N. Y . (U P I ) - Tho Upper New York State Collegiate Swim­ ming Association champion­ ships will be at Syracuse University Friday and Satur­ day. Competing are Colgate, Syracuse, Unton, Rochester, Rensselaer P o l y , Oswego, Gensaro, Niagara, SL Bona, venture, BuHalo State, Uni­ versity of Buffalo and Brockp o rt Best b u y s in CUSTOM MADE tad GUARANTIED AUTO GLASS and Seat Cover Co. 301 W . 3rd 828-8988 y 4 * ▼ w * �Thv (DsjoUi CUbby: By Abigail Van Buren soon as I can afford it, but I don’t have the money to buy her even the tiniest diamond now. She says it is not the size o f the diamond that counts, I f s the thought. What should 1 do? STRUGGLING L A W Y E R DEAR STRUGGLING: I f it's the Jacoby On (Bhidysi • V* < I • Looking st the opening lead, I came up with two diitinctly different analyses. E i t h e r W est had opened a short suit or he had led from the king to make me decide whether to flneesee at trick one. Assuming a short suit lead, how could I make the hand? I could play the ece o f dia­ monds, cash my ace and king o f hearts and discard a club from dummy, cash the ace o f clubs, and then do a little croearufflng. Eventually, I could affon l to let the queen o f tpsdee make, but If I could make eight o f the nine trumps in my hand and dummy I would have the 12 tricks for a slam. The only danger would he In getting overruffed by the NORTH (D ) By Oswald Jacoby 1 1 must plan A ASS plays that would be moat like­ ♦ AQI07SJ2 ly to prevent this. Here is the A ll one I worked out. ! won the diamond, led a heart to my ace and discarded a club on the king o f hearta. Then 1 ruffed a heart, led a club to my ace and ruffed a club with dummy's ace of spades. This play looked silly, but I could afford it aa 1 was trying fo r air, not seven. Next ¥3 EAST WEST S Q 3! *4 VJ9S42 «4 A K JOT tPQlOBT A K JO I 4 Q 1013 jo r m A K J 10919 9AKS AS A At A North and South vulnerable North 10 20 30 StP eo D si Therefore, Kart Tasa Pare Pass Pat* Pass Pats Booth 1* StP 4N.T. 5N.T. 0O Waal Pats Past Pa as Pats rata I ruffed a diamond with my king <>[ spades nnd my lust cluli with dummy's five o f spades. I didn't enre if tills one uns overruffed. I hud succeeded in queen. A eecond trump lead trumping nil my losers and it would hold me to seven trump didn't matter when the queen ] tricks. o f spades made. Opening lead— A 4 THOUGHT . . . tell her you'll T H IN K about it. • * • DEAR A B B Y : I am a young wi­ dow (3f>) nnd live alonp. A very dis­ tinguished bachelor in this commun­ ity attends (he same church as 1. He asked me out and I had the most wonderful time nnd I think he did, too. He invited nie out nguin and we seemed to hit it o ff so well. Then he never called me again. He seems friendly at church but that’s us fnr a* it goes. The other day I was talk­ ing to a friend o f his. He told me this man mndo n habit o f dating a woman two or three times and if he thought sho was getting serious nbout him he'd drop her. Abby, how could a man know after two dates if a v—mnn was getting “ serious” about him. I made no overtures and was anything but forward. I just enjoy­ ed his company and wanted to see him ngnin. Does this mnkc sense to you? C U R IO U S D EAR CURIOUS: Your distin­ guished bachelor friend explained his strategy inaccurately. He meant when HE felt himself getting seri­ ous about a woman, lie'll drop HER. His type is common. He's afraid of marriage. I f a man with his philos­ ophy ever got hooked in a weak mo­ ment, heaven help his wife. D E AR A B B Y : My problem may not seem very serious but it means a lot to ine. I like two boys very much and 1 have to make a choice. One is nn usher. He.is real neat hut lie doesn’t look so hot out o f his suit. I can’t explain it, but I seem to like the usher more when ho is working and has that suit on. The other boy looks good to me all the time. Which one should 1 choose? TEE N TRO U BLE DEAR T E E N : I f you like the usher belter in his “ suit” — tho other boy probably suits you better. You have a touch o f uniform-fever, not uncommon in girls your age. * • • C O N F ID E N T IA L TO M ILTO N : Didn't your father ever tell you that mankind is divided into two classes: those who earn their living by the sweat o f their brow, and those who sell them cold drinks, electric fans nnd uir-conditioning? • • • Stop worrying. W rite to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a self-ad­ dressed, stamped envelope. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX JOCfl, BEV­ E R L Y HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet. “ HOW TO W R ITE LE TTE R S FOR A L L OCCASIONS.” March 7, 1988 — Page 7 R m lb U)s ** D E A R A B R Y : I just jtot out of L *w School, passed the State Bar examination and am workinpr for a collection agency. My girl hns been a fter me to buy her nn engagement ring. Abby, I told this girl that as far bb I am concerned we are official­ ly engaged and 1 will marry her ns Rntfurb eyRuthMiiictt JhtiOomsm On* of th* leading women's magnaim-s roomily had *n ar­ ticle tilled "Ten Ways lo Krop a HusKiiuf—Young." Perhaps that's a straw in tha wind in­ dicating that in the future tha stress on staying young is go­ ing to include mm as well as women. So fur as staying young ia concerned, women just about hava It made. Few women to­ day grow- old from hrnty physical labor, thunks to the wonderful work silvers in the home. And with wigs, hair dyes, cover-up cosmetics, dieting, e x e r c i s i n g and colorful clothes, any woman who pula her mind to it can look years younger than ahe is. Furthermore, women tend to look after their health better than men. They are more in­ clined to make use of t lie won­ derful advances in medicine, and aro outliving men by quite a few year*. So until the fountain of youth Is discovered, women in general are doing just about all In their power to stay young. Hut in this drive for youth, th* men hate been pretty- much ignored. The attitude hns hem, “ Never mind if papa works harder than he should providing luxuries for his family. Just see that ho is well insured so Pint the fam­ ily ran go on living It up even after he is gone." Never mind if pupa is tied to a desk while mama is ex­ orcising in a reducing salon, or if he cals heavy, fattening foods whlc mama slicks to n low-calorie diet. Hernuse the i m p o r t a n t point hns been “ keep your husband" — not "keep him as young as you arc managing to stay.” Hut perhaps there are now enough young-looking widows around to make wives wonder if it Isn't just us important to ■Veep n husband yonng and In good health as to stay young nnd energetic themselves. A f­ ter nil, whnt’a so wonderful about being the youngestlooking widow on the block T Good reading for grownups! Ruth Millett’s "Tips on Teen­ agers." Just send 25 cents to Huth Milled Header Service, e/o The Sanford Herald, P, O. Hox 489, Dept. A, Radio C ity Station, New York 10, N. Y . A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL lerm itrs A Other Pesta ” 601 P A R K DR. :i2” -8«6rt SANFORD ALL NEW LAUNDERAMA 27th ST. M A T TO PINECRI5ST SCHOOL (E A S T ) FE ATU R IN G I T I . I , A t TO M A TIC C YC LE M ACH INES 20 M L LO A D C A P A C IT Y ............ - .... «5e D R Y E R S F E A T U R E 5 M IN U TE S FOR __________ Be C O M PLETELY INDOORS OUT OF W EATH ER OPEN 21 HRS. 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Perry takaa her detense end uaea the pooch to halt the prosecution. Arthur Hunicutt end Natalie Trundy are featured with regular* Barbara Hale, William Hop­ per and William Talman• :* 0-a;J0 p m . NBC. Or. KUdare. “ race of r e a r .” Dr. Kltdsra f Richard Chamber­ lain) interests himself in • lab technician (Robert Culp) who fear* he is going insane Indeed, he physically attacks Klidera who, navarthelan, search** for Mm whan ba vanish**, leaving a moat pret­ ty but distraught wife (M a r­ ietta H artley). Culp ia very believable in hla disturbed role and good as hla overly protective east ii M ery Aetor. > First trnpras- •Ion (I) Levs of Lira (t) Krnla Ford Shaw FRIDAY P. M. with a minor operation. 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FRIDAY A. M. (91 I^sra Spanish (5) Calendar 19:19 (9) 1 Lov* Luey (91 Plnnstrs 11:99 C> Prlee Is Right II) The SleCnys 1-9 p.m. CBS. Perry Mason. (9) Jans Wyman Shew 11:te (9) CnneenlTSlton “ The Cgie of the Golden (9) P*t» A Gladys night for MAUREEN FORRESTER, contralto tliOO (9) Nswseops (I) ABC Final Report (4) New aspens ll;19 (I) M I4.rU. Final Ks. pert 11:19 (91 Weather Show (91 Waathar H its <f> Hollywood Merit Csrsles4* U ill (91 Channel I Theater 11:19 (1) Tonlle shew 1:00 (9) New* JOHN IROWNING, pian.st Wednesday, January 8, 1964 8:3 0 P.M . A brilliant concert pianist known tor his elegance and poetry of style. He was the first piano soloist In the opening week of New York's Philharmonic H all at the new Lincoln Center. "John Browning It on# ot th* On# Hundred Mo»l Important Young Men nod Women m the United Stales ol ih# Take-Over Generation.'* (LIFE Mogorine) Ce£efi'£ct(/ Sje/u&t, , 'O n e. P.O. BOX GOMORRAH” Stewart Granger Pier Angell R IT Z OWN 11:48 NOW th ru H A T . A T ISM - 1:03 . 1:13 7:11 • 9:20 . FLO RID A WHITTEMORE and LOWE, duo-pianists Tuesday, February 4, 1964 8 30 P M. Arthur Whittemore and Jock Lowe have run up a record of achievement in every medium open ta the duo-planist'% art. ''Amsna th* bait hae-piano team* stew puhlie. ’ Enoimoua popular IIR G IT NILSSON, dramatic soprano Recognized os on# of the world's greatest violinists, his European and American tours have been veritable triumphs. One of the great m u:ical figures of our time, recently honored as 'Chevalier in tne Legion of Honor..' "A treat iter Heaving m the agoraha h*ov#na.'' (New York Timtil ''Virtueortv that could sat a hall oblait! A gi*«( pailermail A master vlrtueu>"‘ (Howard Taubmon in the N#w Ycik Timail GARY GRAFFMAN, pianiii Tuesdoy, November 12, 1963 8:30 P.M. TICKET OBDCR FORM C«l*b«lty Vnat, Inc. P.O Boa 1728 Orlando, Florida One of the most superbly gifted of the motor Americon-bom concert pianists. In 1948 Vi# won th# Rochmanlnoff Fund Special Award and In 1949 he won the Leventritt Award; two of the most significant honors In the piano world. (IArrian 4 34« » Plaaia rtt#rva th* following ticktle toi m* far (ha 1963-1464 vtoiun of Calabilty Sahas. My chick it enelot-d far the lolloulng, — — Drett Oral* S*ata I# • pwniit (• b* rank*# amen# the greet #♦ *ur (Chrlitlen itla n t* Monitor, Boat**) UN C H A IN E D " “ A AM RON AND T H E 7 M IR AC LE S" "T H K M IG H TY I'K S U S " $ J9.75 *«. — —■Orth Fl**r Saolt (First 10 Bowl) C AR LO AD PASS N IT E 7:04 A 11:00 "R IN G OF F IR E " David Janssen • Coiar Co-Hit A t OtOO “ TH E P LE A K U R E O F JUS C O M P A N Y " Debbie Re) Isolds Tab H Miller Color "HERCULES (N#w York NATHAN MI15TIIN, violinist Whether she sings ot the Metropolitan Opera, Lo Scala, the Vienna State Opera, London's Covent Garden or the Paris Grand Opera, critics and oudiences alike hall her appearances as events which remain unparalleled in the reolm Jj of singing. NO W SHOW ING Triple Feature favo'itei." Tuesday. March 10, 1964 1:30 P.M. for RAT. A CARLOAD (N*w Y«rk Timaai Tribunal B o b Gibson Tuesday. October 29, 1963 8:30 P fo. PH O N E F A 2-I3 U SUIO h i ORLANDO G en e Knasm an Daddy ft) Th* Kdgs of Might (9) niiaovery '«1 (I) American Mewsataag (I) NBC Hssrs (1) Rest sf Grsuehs (I) Uncle Welt (9) Repose Pltrheut# (41 Csriees Ctrnlvel ( 9) MrKssvsr A Colons! (9) Almonte (I) Weather Bhaw PR I. * o r / C IL IV R IT Y S IR IK I, IN C ., a new Orlando firm , takes pleasure in announcing its 1963-64 sea­ son. Since the Municipal Auditorium has been air-conditioned, the musical season will be extended to commence in October. W ith the neJk concert-hall to be completed within the next 18 months, thl» series will keep poce with the cultural progress of our city. The program* are designed to present the most eminent collection of International artists W e Ore confi­ dent these high standards will continue to moke Orlando the cultural center of the State These concerts w ill be presented at popular prices with the cost ranging from $1.25 to $4.25 per concert on subscription and are offered on a reserved seat b ails only. You may order tickets by mailing the ticket-order form to Celebrity Series, In c., by colling GArden 4.6469, or select your seats from a floor-plon of the Auditorium which Is available ot Sussman-Kassman in downtown Orlando and the Bookery in W inter Pork. STA R TS SUN. “ SODOM A N D 1728 23.75 t* — — Parquet Jaoti, Sac*,: L, M, U A V V 24.15 aa. — — Orth Floor Seal), Row* N thru X <t 24.15 ro. — Parquet lean Saci.: N, O, f . 0, B, J, T * 17.85 aa. k 17.85 aa. -w— Orth. Floor Saeta (Itewi AA-DO) — — Boleony, Sect.. A, B, C A O (4/ 17.85 ra —-— Balcony, Sect.: E, F, G, H, J t K « 11.90 »o. IGOR OISTKAKH, violinist ------ Boleony, Lost 3 Rows All Sacs. Friday, November 22, 1961 8:30 P.M . Ramrmber , , . Order your litkrta early to insure the Male of your choice. He has won on #normoui reputotian around the world as a ranking violinist. Thirty-two years old, he began playing at sTm. He emerged from Moscow in 1953 to conquer London and Paris. Cecil Smith of the London Daily Express called him a “ genius” after his Albert H all debut. “ A ce-mmendm# #rtt*rf" (TIME Mogonn*) 4 8.75 to. f t 7 Iraningv of Musical Enjoyment . . , Reserve Your Season T.r9#i» tar the 1961-1964 Seueit SAVE mar* than 30%, aver linfla Ticket Prices, iI I I nam e ............................................................... ADDRESS.......... ................................................. # I PHONE ............................................. L_ ■ I WWW* __ 1 Hanoi#. �f lit frm fg rfc P arc 8 — MnrcTi 7, 1003 jr T ifa Miss Mary Kay Carpenter Marries Robert E. Pacetti In Winter Park nr Shlrky Mary A. Kay Wentworth Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ liam a. Bear Lake Carpenter, of MIC Terrace became the bride of Robert Edward Pacclll, aon of Mr. and Mr*. William 11. Paeettl o f Orlan­ do Feb. IS at a ceremony per­ formed by Fr. John Well* at fit. Murgaret Mary Catholic Church In Winter Park, l l i o bride cho-o a gown of *llk peon de »ole with pearl trim. Tho fitted bodice fea­ tured a shallow acoop neckline outlined with pearl* and wa* enlianctd by a single atrnnd o f pearl*. Her control ahaped aklrt wa* accented with a auft *!do drape falling Into a bru*h train. Tho eli-gorit almpllclly o f tile pnn-n win Ill-light id by a fingertip silk illufiuri >01 at­ tached to a ainglo peau do *oie rote with velvet leave*. Hha carried a bouquet o f whiterote* centered with an orchid Wedding P ^ RINGS l kr Gwaltney Jeweler* Gwaltn 204 8. Park F A 2-6509 LARGE MAGNOLIAS AND WATER OAKS NOW BEING MOVED AND TRANSPLANTED Don't Wait Call Us Today! Graperille Nnntery 2211 Ora pet IIt* Are. FA 2-MM See Our Fine Selection Of Stemware anil a cascade stream era. of white Matron o f honor wa* the sifter o f the bride Mrs. A. L. IJarrett o f Orlando, flhe cho«* a royal purple street length sheath with abort wai»t ac­ centing pouf. Her matching shoe*, pillbox hat and veil completed the ensemble. In her white-gloved hand* she carried a bouquet o f whits tarnation* and pastel colored sweet peas. Mother o f the bride wore a gold lam«' aheath with match­ ing jacket. A gold heirloom necklace and champagne shoes, purs* and glove* compliimiitcd her costume. Mr*. Carpenter choic a corsage of yellow aweclhcart rosea. The groom’* mother wore an attrartlvo olive grtvn shantung dress featuring a waist-length jacket with beige accessories and white glovra. Mrs. Pacetti alio choso a cor­ sage o f yellow rosea. Best man wa* the groom's brother, William p . Pucclti of Winter Park. Ushers were Lawrence fiergrest and Charlea llorold, both o f Or­ lando. A reception was held at the Elks Club in Orlando. l b * bride born in Milwau­ kee, Wla., graduated two yeara ago from Kdgewatar High School and hna been employed at the Ailx-rtson Public Library in Orlando. The groom, a native of Weat Palm Beach attended school* there and 1* u grad­ uate o f Kdgewatcr High School, Ho la now a member of the A ir Force in Jat Me­ chanic* stationed at Shaw A ir Farce Base In Sumter, S. C, A fte r * honeymoon to the East Coast th* couple will make thHr home In Bumter. Guests from out o f state were Mr. and Mr*. John Matheron, Pompano Beach and Long Island, New York, Mr*. Allco Wagner from Buffalo, N. Y.| Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Francis, Washington, D. C. and Mr. and Mr*. Elton Kickart and Mr. and Mr*. Irvin WiUt-how from Wisconsin. MRS. ROBERT EDW ARD P A C E 1TI DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller Mra. L. Maicuch o f Monroe Avenue haa returned from a two and one half months visit with her children, Mr. and Mra. Richard Maicuch, In Livingston, N, J., While there Mrs. Maicuch attended the Mrs. H. H. Grier Hostess For Fidelis Class Nineteen membera o f the Fidelia Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church and ono visitor, Mrs. O. E. Flanders, met at the la k e Monroe Horn* of Mra. II. II. Flemings Gifts • Cards - Hooka (Formerly McVIrant) 210 E. Find St. IM K FOR OLD CARDS Take your old Christmas cards and make tag* for next year'* preaenta. Trim tho edge* with pinking shears, punch a hole, slip Christmas alrlnga through the holes as a tie. When mending a knitted garment, plaro tho torn part over a hair brush, bristle side up. The bristles will hold the m itcrial and prevent the yam from stretching white you mend. Grier for the monthly busi­ wedding of her niece, Miss Linda Klumpp, to Craig Mundt In Maplewood, N. J, Mr. and Mra. Chaunccy King o f Lilac Drive have as their houseguests, Mrs. King's lister, Mrs. Edward A, Class, of Chagrin Falls, and her daughter, Mrs. Paul Fciek. Mrs. Vernon S. Vivian of Nlanclc, Conn., la visiting her sister, Mrs. Harris L. Muchmore of Madera Road. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mac Naughton of Homestead Avc. helped Mrs. Mac Naughton's father, D. It. Miller, cele­ brate his R7lh birthday last Sunday. Mr. Miller sings tenor in the Drtlnry Com­ munity Methodist C h u r c h choir and ia a faithful mem­ ber. ness and aoclal meeting. Mra. C. E. Chanlut led the devotions. Membera voted to mako a contribution to the building fund of the church In memory of Mra. N. L. Bishop who died recently, It was also voted lo give 19 to the GA Assembly fund and to aave trading atampi to aaslit In sending a girl to the GA Assembly, During Ihe social hour a game called "G eorge Wash­ ington" wa* played with the prlxe going to Mra. Durwood W a l k e r , Refreshments of cake, nuts and coffee were served hy the hostess. Other members present were Mmes. Ray Slaton, Ruby Speers, Roy Britt, Mar­ vin Milam, If. E. McSwaln, W. E. Giles, A. L. Thomas, Clayton Smith, Joe Knke, Clyde Humphrey, J, D. Cor­ dell, J. P. Cullen, S. J. Brook*, E. II. Rodgers, W. T. Cavanaugh ami Irving Pryor. Shipwreck Party Planned This Saturday . The CPO Wives Club wilt hold a Shipwreck Party Sat­ urday at the NAS Ballroom. A covered dish supper will be served at 7 p in. followed by dancing and other entertain­ ment. Members are aiked to dress In shipwreck attire. Prixea will be awarded for a man and a woman with the most appropriate costumes. CommHtee m e m b e r a In charge of the affair are Mrs. L. II. Driscoll, Mr*. George Mlrrlls, Mrs. Henry Quinn, ami Mrs. D. F. Slglln. A fun filled evening Is promised and all members are urged to attend. Zeta X i Members Couple Honored Entertain At Open House For Rushees The Zell XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held Its Spring Rush parly at the home of the director, Mr*. Phil R. Bach, In I/ich Arbor. A buffet fried chicken sup­ per was served and a gypsy theme curried nut In decora­ tions and costume*. All sor­ ority members and nisheei wero dressed for the port with gay colored skirts and were weighted down with bracelets, necklaces and ear­ rings. The gypsy theme was car­ ried out In the party room* with various colored candles and other items including a large crystal ball on one ta­ ble. Mrs. Alvin Kilpatrick was "palm ist" for the even­ ing and everyone enjoyed having their fortune told by "Sister Martha." The prlxe for the best dressed gypsy was won by Mrs. L. J. Ltnnekugel and Mrs. George Beers won the door priro. Both were rushec*. Other rushees were Mrs. Somas Russell, Mrs Richard Bradley and Mrs. Mildred Turner. Other members enjoying the evening of fun included Mmes. Joe Corley, Richard Butler, Jim Lyons, Gary Hudgins, R o b e r t Reaves, Phillip Boyd, S. O. Dormlncy, Fred Wilson. Bob Morris, Harvey Wilkinson, Robert Wlnsa snd Miss Grace Marie Stlneciphcr. Mr. and Mr*. John Melrose celebrated their S2nd wedding anniversary recently with an open house reception at their home on Butler Lake in l)«tecn. The Melroics were married Feb. 23. 1911, in a home cere­ mony In Prescott. Mich. They came to Osteen th e years ago trom Owojso, Mich. They still maintain a home i Owosmi but spend the winl< months in Florida, They have three suns. Cli lord of Barnadsvlllc, N. C M rircll of Owosto, and Wa ren of Langiburg. Mich. The also have 12 grandchildren Percy Newman Visits Friends In Enterprise MR. A N D MRS. JOHN MELROSE ^fcU u d sm JA C A H A M IA CIRCLE Hy Mr*. C. M. Flower* Now is the time lo plant annuals in your garden. Seed­ ling plants are ready and will give you almost instant color. Annuals require sun. for the most part, and water ami fertiliser while growing. They pay big dividends in flowers to brighten your winter hrourn garden, or for cutting for in­ door bouquets. Prepare a bed first. Dig out old soil lo six or eight Indies and work Into tho area gen­ erous amounts of humus fcompost or peat moss) and dcliydrilled manure o f dairy, sheep or poultry origin. Mix well and water to settle. M oil soils contain the three major elements needed for plant growth: nitrogen, phos­ phorus and potassium. But most soils release these ele­ ments very slowly — there­ fore, the addition o f fertiliser containing these same major element* is usually necessary in order to meet the needs of growing plsnts. Measure the space to you can estimate how many plants you need. Your nurs­ eryman will tell you how far apart lo space them. Allow a few extra plants for you al­ ways lose some. Dig deep enough lo set plants straight down and pres* soil around them. Da your planting on a cloudy day or late in the afternoon, and keep soil moist but not soak­ ing until plants arc establish­ ed. As they grow, pinch out the tips, allowing four pairs uf leaves to remain, lo encour­ age branching. Apply diluted liquid fertilizer every two weeks. Ellen Campbell Celebrates Sixth Birthday By Mona Grin*lead Ellen M a r i e Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maivln Campbell, N o r t h Third St., North Orlando, celebrated her atxth birthday recently. The special celebration be­ gan early on the morning of her birthday when she re­ ceived a bike from her par­ ents and brothers, John and Pat. The afternoon was enjoyed with some of her friend* vis­ iting the Campbell home for birthday cake and Ice cream. Ellen opened her gifts os tho group aang "Happy Birth­ d a y " lo her. Othera helping with the celebration were Mr. and Mra. Anion Krecck and chil­ dren, Dchra, Mike and Jeff, and neighbors, Duncan and Timmy Grinilcad. % cdt& These arc our most depend­ able annuals, petunias in singles, doubles, and many colors, aiyssum, annual hol­ lyhocks, snapdragons, lark­ spur, delphinium and pansies. If you pick pansies us they bloom, your plants will 'pro­ duce more (lowers Ilian if allowed to fade on the plants. Florida Bowers are divided into two main classes, hardy annuals which thrive In cool or cold weather but are car­ ried off by the heat of sum­ mer. These arc the ones you are planting now. In another category arc the heat-resist­ ant annuals of lute spring and summer which btooin In hot weather. Jack Suttons Honored A t Farewell Party Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutton were honored recently with a farewell party at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grinstead in North Orlando. A group of friend* were In­ vited lo say goodbye to the rouplo and enjoyed refreshmenls of chlrkcn and tuna salads, cole slaw, pickles, cheese, dips, cold drinks and coffee. Mr*. Robert Dean was co-hoalc**. Others present were May­ or and Mrs. Frank Fasula, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dcrum, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nall, Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Memory, Frank Wszolek and Robert Dean. The Suttons lived In North Orlando for two and one half years, at 21 North Third St. He was village chief of police during their stay. Mrs. SutBy Hhlrlry Wentworth ten was active in many or­ Little Mis* Renee Ilerg, ganizations and was famous Mr*. Lontae fiimunek daughter of Mr. sod Mrs. Lefor her lovely garden. land C. Berg, was guest of They have moved hack to Mr. and Mr*. Jay N e ff o f honor at a skating party on Spring-lake Dr., Altamonte tltelr original home in Penn­ her seventh birthday recent­ Sluing*, announce the birth sylvania but friends warned o f twin aon*, Jon Kevin and them they will soon return lyHer parente Invited a group Jack Darin who arrived last because it’s *o hard to gel of p!aymatcs( io their home on Tuesday, I'eb. 2d, at the Win­ rid of the Florida sand in York Way in Rretton Woods ter Dark Hospital each weigh* your sIhic* and Ihe love for and took them for a skating ing five pounds, une-and-ono our sunshine (most of the session at Skate City in Long- half ounce*. tim e). wood. They were welcomed home Fallowing the afternoon of last Sunday by In others, Juy, fun the group returned to the five and Jefry, two. COLORFUL COTTON Berg homo for a dinner of Maternal grandmother is friend chicken with all the Mrs. Dufay Taylor o f Bullltrimming* Including birthday more, Md. and paternal grandIN I ’HINTS • STRIPES rake and ice cream, SOLIDS - 14.98 |ui rents an- Mr. and Mr*. Guests sharing IJw celebra­ Hsrnld N e ff o f Goshen, Ind. tion were Marsha, Debbie BERMUDAS AND and Bret Scgrest, Elaine Ma­ Women outnumber m a n lone, Suzrtle and Kent Berg. PED AL PUSHERS Mr. and Mr*. William Sc­ among teachers, clerical work­ TO MATCH IN — ares t assisted Mrs. Berg with ers and retail slur -riles the transportation and enter­ workers, urrording to !MiO U. fi. census. taining. Renee Berg Celebrates Birthday New Arrivals lly Helen Snodgrass Percy A. Newman of Mo­ bile, Ala., wa* the overnight guest of Mr. ami Mr*. E. W. Jones recently. He also visit­ ed other friends in the Enter­ prise section. Percy retired from the Air Force in December. Mrs. Newman will bo remembered a* the former Rose Allen, daughter of Chief and Mrs. It. V. Allen, of Ihe Florida Power Corp. plant for several years. She and the children made their home In Enter­ prise during the early years of h li overseas duty. merle COSMETIC STUDJ In The Park Mall 218 Park A re., Winter Park Phone 647*2830 “Try Before You Buy” E. tat. fit. at Sanford Avo. VANGARD SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS RY VAN HEUSEN With 2 Pocket* For Your Added Convenlenra Made From A Luxurious lilend O f 69 % Dacron Polys*ter And 39% Long Staple Combed Cottoa. STAYS NEAT AND FRESH A L L DAY LONG P e n ne vts ALW A YS F I M T OUA4JTv KNIT TOPS SO COM FORT ABLE SO PRETTY ONE PURCHASE OF PARADISE KITTENS ASSURES US YOU'LL BE BACK FOR S-T-R-E-T-C-II BABY KNITS MORE — 8 PIECE ENSEMBLE t STRIPED KNIT HELANCA 2 PIECE BATHING SUIT WITH A COVER-UP TUNIC *I495 PLAY-JAMAS 1M % N Y LO N O N E SIZE GROWS TO IS MONTHS FAMOUS DAN RIVER’S FORTREL® ’N COTTON BUY! RUN RESISTANT STRETCH FABRIC OUR LAROB I I ) ITS Q o s u i’a WASHABLH QUICK D R Y IN G ---------- Sh o e S ta te AN IDEAL GIFT FOR BABY BLEEP *N PLAY NITB ’N DAY V m a B r “ Howes Fashions 2JM P A R K DR. Opaa W a t A fter** A m i F i t Nlta JaMakaa 1.66 2.66 Quality Fortrel polyester *n cotton, and de­ tails you’ve seen for more . . . side sips, shapely collars, even aelf belta! Choose jaunty plaids ’n solid tops . . . match ’em to Jamaican, mid-calfs, ankle pants. • to 1*. �. f\+- = 1 ■rralk March 7, 196" — Page 9 dLvnw naksi/iA U P o h rw i Casselberry II) Mrs. II. L. Johnson WelJ, a nice Thursday (o Building en 301h Ft. and I Simmer for 30 nilnulrs. designed for town travel, ver­ Tills sounds real goad. I'm satile cottons give a new look you (1 hope i (wcalhcrwlsc). tlhlge Rond; Elder Springs, to each aiyle, 1 have received *ome vcr> second Wednesday, 9;2U a.m. going to try it right away. • • • Applesauce Chilton Pie nice letlera this week aiul am at the Center; Oviedo, third Colton fabrics and atylei Friday at 9:30 a.m. at the 3 cups sweetened applesauce so proud of them. Thank you for the very young faihkinOviedo canning kitchen; Bear t pkg. gclclin — strawberry, able* "copy cat” those of big very much. 1 also have a Lake, fourth Tuesday at the sister and Mom Ibis spring lemon or raspberry eorrertlnn from Louise Pout- various members' homes; also. Deep ribbed ottomans Ion who-sent In Hie recipe for Longwond, first. Thursday, to t pkg. cream cheese cream and piques arc borrowed from No Bake Cookies. She had a.m. at tiie Civic Center in Heal sauce, pour over gele- the fashion world of adults— omitted tiie sweetest thing in Longwood. Any lady in the the recipe, sugar. She said county is welcome at any tin stirring until dissolved. looking especially grown-up that the i« very sorry fur the time to come to one of the Chill until slightly thickened in "natural'' dresses. Cotton mistake and to add two cups meetings. So feel tree to do Pour into baked pie >11011 and knits for little girls travel bej chill until firm. Top with yond the realm of sportswear of granulated sugar to the so. cream cheese that has been —now they are sren in coats 9 9 9 recipe. Sa let's give it again. and Sunday-best dresses. blended with cream. 3 cups sugar Louise Poulton sent in this • • • Cotton knitwear consumers '« 1ft. oleo (stick) Lenten dish. ran look forward to longerMarch—the windy month— la cup sweet milk Salmon Scalloped is also egg month. In March, wearing garments as a result 3 lh»ps. cocoa 3 tbgpx. butter eggs take the featured spot of a recently-licensed shrink­ M il, bring to good boil, 3 thsps. flour on tiie t'SD.V list of plentiful age-control procedure t h a t watch and don't boil oier. '« tsp. paprika food*. Hie plentiful supply of guarantees lest than one per­ Set off fam e for few minutes *4 tsp. salt —add 3 cups rolled oats and Cream slowly on low fire, eggs in March ties in nicely cent shrinkage. • • • la cup peanut butter. Mix all add l's cups milk, cook on with the Lenten season. II offers homemakers an eco­ We know that spring Is al­ together and drop by spoon­ low heat then add: ful* on waxed paper, cool and 2 tbsps. finely chopped mango nomical protein food that can most here and I guess you be made Into hearty appetiz­ homemakers an* gelling in cat. <•* mango) ing main dishes. the sewing mood, so when « 9 9 t beaten egg you go to huy your material Two other popular main Louise has requested a re- 3 cups salmon ripe tor Vinegar Pie. So I l i hsp. Wo re hoiter shire .sauce dish partners, also on the be sure to cheek tiie new la­ March list of plentiful*, ure bels. T am sure you wilt find found this one. Hope you like •'( cup bread crumbs pork and dry heans. Willi the M ine very wonderful new It. Add of the cup of bulk of the fait pork produc­ materials. 3 eggi. beat welt crumbs and the rest you add tion coming to market during fl thspa. vinegar on top and hake In 3SO degree 3 tbsp*. flour oven (or 14 hour. Dot with March, April and May—you'll You can easily and quickly find abundant supplies of 1 cup boiling water butter. dramatize a picture window' fresh pork at reasonable 1 cup sugar She said that tuna fish could or decorate an awkward corprices. 3 tbspi. butter be substituted If desired. nrr with big handsome and • • • • • • 1 tip. lemon long-lasting foliage plants, According to the National Dako in one crust. Here Is a Hot Slaw recipe sucli as philodendron pertuColton Council—Textured Cot­ » • • from a lady in Michigan. sum, Itcx begonia, dieffenHere is another Lenten 3 slightly beaten egg yolks tons set Spring Fashion Pace bachia lloehrsi or schefflera. —The fashion story for spring meal. Drain 1 pint of oysters. '4 cup water .Select foliage plans In proper '83 it clearly in the fabrics— Fry In 1 cup butter. Add 4 U cup vinegar aralc to the room and to the color, pattern and texture. beaten eggs and scramble 1 tbsp. butter location In the room where The newest look is handloomwell. You ran serve this with 1 tbsp. sugar they are to be displayed. ed cotton textures, rustic and French fries and tossed sal­ 14 tsp. salt dimensional, or open and ad. Slix together, cook over low No performance o f a a eopyairy. Fabrics alone determine • • • beat stirring constantly until rlghUd piny may h« given We have a lady asking mixture thickens. Add 3 cups the personality of many styl­ w i t h o u t premission, even a Isold the Home Demonstra­ of shredded cabbage and re­ es this season, specially evening wear is undistin- though the performances nrv tion Clubs. She would like to heat. guishablc from "naturals" free to tiie public. • • » Join one. Here Is a llu of ail clubs In the county and their Since cabbage it plentiful meeting dates, Sanford Club, right now wc have a recipe last Thursday of each month, made with red cabbage. 2 p m. at the HI) Center on Spiced Red Cabbage 33III St.; Seminole Evening, 1 medium red cabbage SHOUTS - MATCHING SHIRTS third Monday at 7:43 p.m. at Conk for to minutea. Drain. BY the Center: (leneva, second Add; GLEN OF MICHIGAN Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the 3 tlisps, butter G e n e v a Canning Kitchen; 1 or 2 chopped apples Lake Mary, second Tuesday, 0 or 8 whole clorea 10 a.in. at the Fire Hall; 14 cup hot water "Featuring Fashions Just For You* Lake Monroe, first Thursday, *4 cup vinegar 200.N. PARK AVE. 7:30 p.m. at the Upsala Pres­ 1 t>p. salt STORE H OURS: 9 TO 5:30 byterian Church Educational U cup augar I s * Mrs. R. K. Hungo, of Roch­ ester, Minn, left last Thurs­ day following a two week's visit. 1-Drawrr, A ll Metal LETTER FILE CABINETS lt*g. M I.U T H IS W EEK O NLY POW ELLS O ffice Supply * G lfU 117 Magnolia A re. SALE T H E FR IE N D S H IP LE AG U E o f the Congregational Christian Church is upon.sorhig nn old fashioned "N ow England Roiled Dinner," this Saturday nt the Church, 21th and Park Ave. Sep'ing will lie from .7 to 7 p.m. Tito public is invited and tickets may lie obtained from any member or nt the door. Mrn. Lillian Andrew*, left, is general chairman o f the dinner, Mrs. William F. linrtsche, center, is president o f the League and Mrs. Alice Mc­ Millan, right is the co-chairman. (Herald Photo) ONE WEEK - STARTING TODAY 100 Cocktail Dresses 30% to 50% Olf REGULAR STOCK 0Btcen . NEWEST IN ] SPRING Personals II) Mr*, t'larenee Sii)der Mrs. Charles Brown has re­ turned home nfte-r it two week visit with her son Lyle and family in Tninpu and other relatives in Tarpon Springs. Winchester, Vn., a strategic point In the Shenandoah Val­ ley, changed hntula tin times during the Civil War. H EARTY 35 Robes SLACKS SLIGHTLY SOILED By Marx-Made And Higgins 30 CRYNOLYNS ONE $11.95 FREE - WITH THIS AD Piilr Of EARRINGS (Value to 95) With Every Purthaaq During This Bala en men, we have handpicked the cream of the crop In the lightweight ninths fur Spring. New weave#, new pattern* for your nportrout. OPEN d2o& & crpL MEN'S 8 . San fo rd A ve. 1 «i Ml. S<>. of Glndervilte NIGHTS FASHIONS WEAR FERN PLAZA-TE 8-3515-FERN PARK, FLA. Phone FA 2-1581 115 Magnolia Ave. FRID AY Playgirl LANDSCAPING Gray Shadows Nursery GROUP OTHER RIG S A VINGS IN EVERY DEPT- Open Friday Nights Y OFF lh OFF Eileen Knits 50% Olf $8.95 -$10.95 3 for $1 Vi All Regular Stock Dacron-Cottons 35c each 40% Olf FLEECE COTTON 40 Lady Manhattan Blouses Fine Dacron-Wools PLANTS N YLO N (1LTLTEI1 With the Crease That Won’t Cease! Azaleas M A R Y E S T H E R ’S NOW DURING SEARS GIGANTIC MARCH WASHER SALE! 3 Cycle — 2 Speed Kenmore Automatic Washer Delivered and Installed to Existing Plumbing 00 $ NOW ONLY WAS *189 FINE WASHER FEATURES S TEMPERATURES, 2 SPEEDS — 3 CYCLES. . . . “JUST RIGH T" SETTINGS FOR A LL FAB­ !tVSh RICS. COOL-DOWN IN "WASH AND WEAR" C Y C L E AVOIDS SPIN-SET WRINKLES. BUILT-IN LIN T FILTER STOPS WHEN v LID WORKS FU LL TIME. IS OPENED. PORCELAIN . . . W HITE A C R Y LIC FINISH EXTERIOR. SPIN ACTION FINISH BASKET. UP TO 12 LB. CAPACITY. SEARS t»Ot ftU f K A N D ( O SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE Phone FA 2-1771 06 Spring Cleaning SPORTSWEAR THIS *43 SANFORD, FLORIDA t' I 1 f Personals Recent guests o f Mr. and Mr*. Darius Pringle o f 401 Hibiscus ltd. in Casselberry were their former neighbors, Mr. ami Mrs, J, It. gluld of Akr.-n. Ohio. They now have ns their guests Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Brown of Pnrksburg, W. Vis., who hope to make their home in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Osrar Fease, CO Griggs Dr., Casselberry, have as their guests Mr. and Mr*. Tony Graykowikl of Adams. Wis., who plan to leave Friday after a month’s stay. Mr*. Fease's brotherin-law and sister, Mr. and i k < f > < �By Galbraith Classified Ads Bring Results Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Turn., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon.• STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Turn., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion, Mon. * Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect imertion of your ad, end reserve* the right to re­ vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform lo the policlei of this paper. Legal Notice*1 ________________ i_______ M I T K ' K OK e l ’ I T « T t n : o k K i.itin ii\ t o M IM H tK I) W A ItttltOP, ltBflIDKNCE t'NKW HVV, A Nil W n o u n LAST K.VOWN MAIt.rXn AO1>III:KS T Hi I1KNEHAL D E L IV E R Y . YIT HL AX Tt, MICIMOANil A rworn Complaint havln* l***n flint attain*! you In thr Circuit Court In and fur Semlnol* County, Florida, bK IIOIIKIIT II. W A ti n i l O r . for divorce, lb* *h«r t till# nf which U n o n m i T H. W A R . DROP. Plaintiff. vrn ur. M I L ­ DRED WAItllR OP, Defendant, thru* p r o m t * * r * In com ­ mand y>u t » appear and file your An*wcr nr other r t f L-ti** nr plradlntr* herein wtlli th* l ‘ lfrk nf III* Circuit CuiiM nf Henilnnl* County, Florida, and *eiv * a copy lliermn on Plain tiff* Atlurn»r. Ilamld K. Johnson. Atlnrnry at Late, I'. O. Drawer 7„ Hanford. Flor* I*, on or b ffo rr th* *lh day nf April. A. II. I l l ) , or otherwl»# deerr* urn r n n f r o o will lie «ntcr*d *a*ln *t you. Th* Hanford Herald I* d»alanatnl * * • newspaper of ■reneral circulation In which thl* illation ahull 1>* puhllnhr-l oner ruth wink for four cnnwrcullvr w n k i . WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial >nil o f tlia Clerk nf th* Circuit Court on Ihla lhr 1th ,1,1V Ilf March, A. J>. 1711. ( hi : a i ,i Arthur II. Ilackwlth, Jr., r i r r k o f Circuit Court Harold K. Johnson Attorney for Plaint iff Hull,, i l l Hanford Atlantic Nai'l * t iik Ilk lilrtu Hanford, Florid* 1-111111*11 Mari H T, 14, 11. Si. CDU-SS CLA SSIFIE D IN D E X 1. L o «t & Founfl 2. Noticed - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation •*. Food G. For Rent GA Special. Notices 7. Husiness Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Snle or Rent II), Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 1G. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 21). Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - I’ nlnt - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice M I T I I R TO T II K PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIKUEHV «11V KN that th* Hi»»rd of Adjttatnimt of th* City of Hanford will hold a r*aul*r mealing ■m Turf.lay, March IS. ISO, In lh* City Conimltalon Room nt th* c ity llall nl S:10 I*. W. In nr,!*r to consider a r*'iu»«t fur a v* rlanr* In lh* front yard r*<|ulr*m* nla a* pertain* lo property Inrated III Markhnm IMrk Height*. tail !. and Mctea and llnund* II- lS-ln. Kdward F. lotn*. man Publl*h March T, ISIS. REGISTRATION open fot Good Shepherd ChrUtian Day School, 4 and 5 year olds. Nursery, $15: kindergarten $18. Transportation available for city and out­ lying areas. 322-7312 or FA 2-5719. Sc win: lessons slarting next week. lies.oner* 4t advanc­ ed. Mornings or evenings. FA 2-7982. 4. Transportation Share r.'dc for L. A. In 31 days FA 2-0702. G. For Kent 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $75 month. Pb, FA 2-5303. 3 Bedn - 'i house. 2108 Stev* ens Ave. ’ •none 349-4671. NICELY furn. tt room house. FA 2-6237. 1 BR. House, nicely furn­ ished. $65 mo. FA 2 8544. Furnished Apartment. Close in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-I013 Bedroom Apartment, largo screened porch. FA 2-3104 between 8:00 a. m. and I p. m. ROSE COURT, 1 BR. furn. Near base. 2015 Sanford Ave. NO 8-4323. RENTALS now available, 2 bedroom homes and apart­ ments, kitchen equipped. $65.00 and $75.00 monthly. E V E R E TT A. H AR PE R AGENCY - REALTOR 2465 S. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2 2264 or FA 2 2285 Furnished Apartment f o r adults. Ulilillcs furnished, $75. Alto lake house. $135, Ph. 322-ai7. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. 1505 Doitglas Ave. FA 2-8858. Chair­ RIHJ-ST TOTIUK A T L A N T IC CUAHT L IN E 11A H.lltlAII COMPANY hereby alvce nullre that on 111* 341Si day of January 1741 It filed with tli* lnl*r*tate Cnmm*rri» Cutnml ■•bin, Washington, It. an apiitlratlon fur * e-rIIfIra l« of puhlln convenient-# and n*r*aalty permitting Shan* d.iimirlll of 1.1)1 inllea or III main (branch) i|n« track* *e known a* 8 * E Drench be­ tween ile.k Hammock and Hlevens. Florid*, all la Semi note County, Florida, Fla anre Itorkel No. HIST. Atlantic Roan! Ida* Ball road Company P u h llih March 7, ISM. CDiLIll 3. Education • Instruction 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. Downstairs, largo rooms. Call 3Z28341. ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Magnolia Avc. FA 2 072U. Legal Notice it t iik r m c i iT n i l n r. M T T II Jl 1 ) 1 1 1 * 1. r i m I IT, IT AM) KOIt SKTISOI.H COUNTY, K t.on ill A . it rtikTCKHV to. tana Tan n iiit;( i.in i m i NINTH F E D E R A L HAVINtlA AND LOAN AHHtw’ IATION nK N E W VttllK r tT V . a corpora, linn organised and relating tinder the law* of the United Hlate* of America, plaintiff, worth T». It Pays To Use The 43 Win** ♦4 Nil iv* of • Media 46 ItrauIUa Uptr 47 Craw 4» I'nila of Wright SI ColIrctloB ot r* r IF* r TT n- ** IT sr n r ir ■ ■ □ □ ■ 1 nJ ofltran SCircular $4*U __ r r " IT IT IT *" r TT IT Herald Want W j a J W vr tr - p. m. GRAVES ANTIQUES r r AUCTION Friday Marrh 8 - 1 sr ■[ ml a a r j r - □ h P E T E R P T N E and H ETTY SL PYNE. Ill* wife. Defendant*. ri.K.nK** n o t i c e ns* m t . H NOTICE TH H E U E Iir HIVEN that under a Decree of Foreclosure and Hat* enteredby th* Judge o f (he I'ln-ult Court of th* Sill Judicial Circuit. In and fur Hcmlnnl* Cuunly, Florida, on tha 411k ■lay of March. ISil. In a err. I*ln ran between NIN TH FEDERAL HAVINfW A N II Id IAN ASSOCIATION OF N E W V olt K CITY, a corporation oreanlied and e ila lln c under «b* law* of the United Hlate* of America. Plaintiff. and I’ KTKIt PVNK and HETTY M. PYNE, Ida wife, Defendant*. In-Inn Chancery No. 13711. I will eell at puldln auction to th* hlttheel bidder for ra*b at the Courthouse In th* C liy of Hanford. Hemlnol* County, Florida, at th* hour of l l : n j A. M.. on March lSlh. 1»4S, that rrrtaln parcel of real property described at fullowei l.o t •». tlltEKNWOOD K8TATICH, according I* th* put lhareof aa record* ed In Plat llnok 11. I h f t 1, nf th# Public Records of Hemlnol* County, Flor­ ida. Im-ludlna specifically, but nol by way or llmllatlon. Ilia followlna I I I turea and *i|Ulpm*nt! Heater: oven: rana*: parnianenlly Inalatled. (SEAL) Arthur II. Iteekwlth, J r , Clerk of Circuit Courl llyi Martha T. Vlhlen I). C. Wlndrrweedle, llninrs A Ward I Park Avrnue, South \t Inter Park. Florida Altorneya for Plaintiff Publl.h March 7, ISIS c d u -:s C” Homr-Worm Farm. II wy. 17-tJ Between Sanford ft D fB ir j 1 mile north o f SL John'* Hiker Bridge Hundred* l$ ll| worth antique* offered aeparale I Bedroom home Kitchen equipped A b o U rge a lo n g * building In rear Now operating bualneaa a* Antique* Shop and Worm farm Going for what It bring* FREE FRIZES T o lucky persons at tending TERM S 10% DOWN A t auction Grlaaom-Ktmp Auction Company *" J Ads U 7 N . Fara Creek. OrUado Phone 411-0*54 “ F ll's moat eeonomlral Aorlluo C o." �> r f it Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To Want-Ads 6. For Kent rt 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale. 6. For Kent NEWLY FURNISHED Large Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ 3 DR. 2 bath, fenced back 2 UR. duplex. 14th St. Iamg>ard, air conditioner, Kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3049. wood. 838-32)8. chen equipped. 3309 S. Park FA 2 6347. Ave. FA 2-1701. Three room furnished Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ apartment. 2101 Magnolia. plus City. 201 W. 1st St. ROBERT A. WILUAMS $45. 2 Bedroom Furnished Realtor Apartment, $55. Robert A. 2 lilt House. Kitchen equip­ Raymond Lundquist. Asso. Williams. Phone FA 2-3951. ped, 323000;. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg Large 2 bedroom Trailer on FURNISHED Cottage. Phone 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor large lake. Adults onl>. Ph. FA 2-2800. ncr lot facing lake. 1U9 FA 2-7258. Waits Drive, S u n 1 a n d STENSTROM Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Estate. FIIA in service. R E N TALS Apartments. Kltclten equip­ $450 down, monthly $84.75, FURNISHED ped. K » W. 18th St. Ph. VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 3 UR home — $135 FA 2 4878 or FA 2 2118 NICE A IT . — $60 Houses for rent. For infor* 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Font-malion contaet Ted Wil­ ml backyard. Air-condition UNFURNISHED liams Hardware, 2U5 E. 12 RR home 580 er. Kiti lien equipped. No 3 nil Apt $80 ikiwn p.is HM'lil 33(19 S. I'.irk 25Ul St. 3 DR, 1 bath - $100 Ave FA 2 4761 2 UR Duplex, excellent loca­ 3 UR, Ua Hath — $100 tion, electric kitchen. 10O1-D 3 UR. 2 hath — 8100 S. Elm. Call FA 25591. Jim Hunt Realty 1st Floor Apartment furnish­ ed $80. Lake Mary, Ph. FA 2-175T. Stenslrom Really R A V E N N A PARK CDF-tl ... IS TUB C O IIT ( utRTV jtnoK. ■ r.MISKII.M III A in OF THF. asm rots COI ATT. FIJI It* la Net Katair « f OUT B. BAILEY, Haraaa*d HOTtCM Ttt r R E f l l T O M To A M . rR U niT O IIB A SI ft rF.IISOSta H A VI AG CLA IM* OR IIS:S4 Ah II* A O A I h t T SAID K bT A T K i Vou and aach of you ar* htrahy notified and required to preseni In dupllcat* any claim, and dtmanda which you. or allhar of you. may hast aratnat Ih* Kalata of OUT U. BA1LUY. D*ce**#d. lata o f aald County, to th* County Juda* o f Hamlnol* Couniy, Florid*, at hi* offlc* In Ih* Court Hour* " f Aald Couniy at Sanford. Florid*, within all ( I I oalandar month* from Ih# lira* of th* flr*t pubIkatlun of thla nolle*. Bach claim or demand ahall h* In wrlllna and ahall * U t * th* pUc* of r»*ld*nc# and poat • fri<-* tddraat nf th* oUlmant, and ah»ll b* awortt to by Ih* rlalmanl. bin a*ant. hla altornay, and any auch claim or demand not ao filed ahall b* sold. /*/ Cordon V. Fr*d*rlck Aa Ksacutor of th* Batata of Our B. l u l l * ) . Luoaaed Fuhllah F*h. 14. I I . 1» A Mr. T. 1141. CDF-41 See Our Selection • f tiualil) u»*d car*,, rrcoadltluard aiui »old under GW’ Warranty. Uaak fln.ttclag asaRablr. Drop in. you will b« find )ou did. Kill Hemphill MOTORS M l W. lat- SLa Sanford PH. 322-02.11 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senknrik Glass and Paint Company j 2io Magnolia 31. Poultry - Live*lock Large Shetland Ponies; 1 gelding. 1 mare. New sad­ dle* and bridles. 3229162. 3 RR. t5a bath home, in Country Club. Well cured for. deep wrll, fenced yard. Very low down payment. FA 2-8806. 9. For Sole or Rent Ilotpoint Refrigerator. Excel­ Robson Spurting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer lent condition. $95. Phone 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 3 BLACK MALE Poodles. FA 2-1119. Pedigreed. 2 very small. *1 brought you some milk! I figured you'd have an Rea tunable Ph. 838 OHM and PIANO'S— We have in this 3S. Motorcycles - Scooter* ulcor by nowl” vicinity 2 Spinet pianos H38 2918. which can l>c purchas'd by Vc.pa I960, $139 95. 27. Specinl Service* 19. Situation* Wnntrd CLIPPING BY Appointment, making small deposits and Lewis Sales & Service Animal Haven Hoarding taking over small monthly 2517 Country Club Rd. Child Care. FA 2-2274 Kennel. FA 25752. payments. Inquire Thomp­ Ph. FA 2-7928 Mowing and edging, etc. Satson Music Co, 29 Colonial Children kept. FA 2 4182. 32. F lo w er* Sit rubs (..faction guaranteed, l ’h. Pla/a Mall. Orlando, Ph, FA 2-1817, Owner transferred. Must GA 5-4577. PETUNIA. Snapdragon, Pan21. Beauly Salon* sacrifice. 122 Haya Drive, aie slock. Child's Play Pen. Like new. Country Club Manor. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK GRAPEV1LI.K NUUSERY Less than half price. Pit. . Cirapcvillc Ave. Near 2uth St. Complete Beauty Service SI'RINKER SYSTEMS FA 2-7246. 39. Trailer* - Cabans* Evening Appointments Atl Type* and Stn't 33. Furniture 106 So. Oak FA 2-5742 We Repair and Service We loan Carpet Shampoocr ■ S T I N E at no cost with purchase bedroom Housetrailer. Call REDS FOR RENT Cut 'N Curl Beauty Slwp Machinery and Supply Co. Hospital, of Blue laistrc shampoo. 322 8756. Runaways, Juve­ Special un Perms. Call lor 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 Carroll's Furniture. nile. FREE delivery and appointment. 3 Senior ope­ Kirk-up rator*. Free parking lots. 35. Article* Wanted Repair* Wanted FURNITURE CENTER 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 Carpentry and Painting linu French Ave. 1 Electric chain Insist. Hi ton Extra Special Buy 1’ honc 322-3805 Ph. FA 1 7951 or I ton. Denary 668-5713. 34. B U eirteal S ervice* 1961 MERCURY Station LARGE SELECTION of u*rd 36. Automobile* - Truck* FKIGIDA1RE Wagon, air rood, automatic refrigerators, $?J and up Sales A Service with or without trade. 1953 Ford Custom, clean, ra­ Iran*., power *tcrrlng and House Wiring, Free Estimates brake*, radio and heater, dio, h e a t e r , automatic FURNITURE CENTER Sid Vihleo'a Randall Electric whitewall,. Spoil**# white Sale*—Repair—Contracting transmission. Good mechan­ 1H8) French Ave. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 with white and blaek vinyl FREE ESTIMATES Ph. FA 2-705.1 ical condition and good rult2502 Oak FA 2832 bcr. $165. Call FA 2-5388 af­ interior, unly $199$ s i , . . 25. Plumbing ServiceWANTED reliable couple to ter 5 p. in. take up monthly payments KRIGIDAIUK of $13.5(1 on 3 complete '57 Rambler Station Wagon. Sale* A Service MOTORS Fully equipped, standard room* of furniture. Call G. II. HIGH 322-0291 Iran*, as is $475, 213 K. TK H-1511, Casselberry, col­ 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford i'iuiubinK & Heating 1st St. in rear. lect. Ph. KA 2-38K3 AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanfurd Ave. FA 2-6562 31 A. Pel* LAW N SERVICE FOR SALE Southern Air PLUMBING Contracting llepair* FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Stemper Agency Cars Wanted Keel'd Used Cars Stenstrom Realty Our Best — For Less! USED CAR SALE I960 DODGE 100 *1 0 9 5 6 cylinder, lung wheel ba*e 1958 1838 1881 I960 1939 1959 1958 1958 1957 1956 1956 1958 1960 4961 1960 4959 1959 1958 1117 1055 1055 1950 1951 1950 1939 CADILLAC 4 Door, HeVllle Air Cond.---CIIEV. I Door, Air Condition CIIEV I Door Station Wagon, V-8, Aulo. .... CIIEV 4 Door, 6 C yl, Standard Trana. CIIEV 4 Door SUIton Wagon, 0 Cyl. OLDS I Dour Hardtop, Toner and Air Cond FORD Station Wagon, • CyL Auto. .......... CIIKVOLET Vi Ton Pickup. 6 Cyl- .........FOItH Country Sedan, Oserdrit* FORD Station Wagon, V-8, Automatic ... CADILLAC Sedan, DeVlllc, Power, Air Cond. PLYMOUTH 2 Itoor, V-8. Std. Tran*. .... CIIEV. Impala Coot., A/T, P/S, 1714 CIIKVHOI.KT \j Ton Pickup, Auto. Tran*. CHEVROLET *« Ton Pickup. 6 Cylinder PLYMOUTH 2 Door. 6 Cylinder CHEVROLET 4 Dour, 6 Cyl.. Stand. Tran*. FORD I Door ll.T - V-8, Fairlanr 500, Auto. DODGE 4 Dour Hardtop Coupe. Auto... _ CIIEV. Ilelair 1-Dr.. • Cyl- Std. Trana. ..... PLYMOUTH 2 Door, ■ Cyl- Std. CIIEV KOI.El !| Ton Plekup CHEVROLET 2 Door. Aulo. .......— PONTIAC 4 Door Hardtop, Auto. ---- • CIIEV. >| Ion Pickup EASY t i t K 2nd FA 2-0711 GMAC 82395 895 1795 1195 1396 1395 695 893 615 395 693 493 1693 1393 1093 695 1195 393 695 395 293 193 393 69.3 *1 2 9 5 2 dr. Iiartop, like new, a top buy!______________________ No Down Payment ON TIIKHK OUTSTANDING 1956 PLYMOUTH BELVKDKRK HUTS f 2 dr. hardtop, autu. Iran*. FA 2-0S6I it's Fords Spring Selling Bee! Be An "Early Bird" Get The Best Buys Now! BRAND NEW FORDS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE MAR. 30 • Over 45 New Cars To Choose 1957 8TUDEBAKER 2 dr., aulo Iran*.. V-8 enginr 1956 STHDKBAKKK 4 dr. V-8 with overdrive Iran*. 1957 DODGE I d r . h ard to p . \ S u p e r S p e c ia l *1 lliia lin e r Hey! Fishermen! 10 II.P. MERCURY Super llurrirane 10 millHtard motor. SPECIAL *88 I YEAR GW W ARRANTY ON A L L CARS 519 FA 2-0611 E. First St., Hanford Wlnler Park Ml 7-2550 From (tin 'll luhsurf... (tin 'll dnal! REMEMBER . . . FORD FORD FORD FORD — — — — 1st. 1st 1st 1st. In Sales! In Performance In Durability In Roadability 1963 FORD DEMONSTRATORS Only A Few Of These (loin# At Real Discount Trices! FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1955 FORI) 4 dr., autu. Iran*., rlean Seminole Co.Motors 2305 PARK AVE. DRLANIIO Cll 1-5166 195UDODGE CUSTOM ROYAL 995 PAYMENTS Bill Hemphill Wall St. Johns Realty HOLLERSo/SANFORD 56. Automobiles • Trucks ■ Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick '54 V-8 Ford 4-door sedan. Straight .tick. $195. Call Service With the Ca'h. F.\ 2 2261. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2 0877. 1957 Mercury .Monterey, 2 tone, white wall tires, auto­ Used furniture, appliance*, matic trail.mi*.u>n, power tools, etc. Bought • Sold. steering, radio, heater. Good 1-atry's Mart 115 Sanford mechanical condition and Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 goo<V rubber. $500. Phono FA 2 5388 after 5 p m. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering k Mattrcs* ren­ '55 Iluick. Run* well. $125. ovating. New & Used Furni­ H.C.A. 31" T.V. $10. Mu*t ture. Call Nix Bedding M(g. sell. 302 Oak. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. 1957 Kuril Ranch Wagon. Ex* ecllenl .h.i|ic lam mileage. $35ouo 142 Mayfair Circle. 34. Article* For Sale Phone 322-7331. 1961 Zig Zag Sewing Machine Darns, makes button holes. equipped Exceptionally With guarantee. 5 Payments clean and well running, of $6 to. FA 2 9111. KA 2-4217 after 4:30. Childrens shoes. $1.88. Boys pant* $2 77, 2 pairs $5 50. del, with all acats. A-l Surplus city, 2U1 W. 1, condition. A bargain. Ph, FA 28809. Used Air-Conditioner*. From PONIES $10 up. All stzes A make*. $60 A up. 17 to choose from. 57. Hunts • Motor* 838-1(07. Ph. FA 2-5319. Roy Barrow. Baby furniture. FA 2 1837. New Upsala Rd. Gateway To The Waterway Lake Iron! cottage for only you like country living. $3,500.00. That's right! 26. Radio & Telcvi*lon 3 Hcdrooin, 2 baths. On THE TIME TESTED FIRM south side of big Lake 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Cozy, rlean homes, realisti­ PERSONAL RADIO k Mary. Water for bouttng, cally priced from $300 down T V. SERVICE 3 Bedroom House, 2 hath. On etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ and FIIA terms. We repair Phono Changers west side. 2 Years old. mately 25s acres. FA 2-9162. Radio A T.V., Auto Radios (V E liY ) small down pay­ 27’ completely f u r n i s h e d 1 DAY SERVICE ment. Owner transferred. House trailer. FA 2 3884. 25111 St. A Sanford Ave. Must sacrifice. FA 25348. Pll. 323 (1655 REALTOR - INSUROR 1 New house near Lake Mary. Lake Mary: If you want a FA 2-4991 1911 S. French Av«. 322 3698. a large comfortable cus­ 27. Kpeelul Service* tom built home with 3 12. Real Fatale For Sale tiedrooms, 2'V baths, party 18. Help Wanted Saw* Sharpened room, fireplace room, dou­ PART TIME, no selling. Earn Vic's Grind Shop 4 RR HOME $2 00 hour start, collecting ble carporte k utility room, 614 Myrtle Avenue Beautiful 4 BR, 2 bath CB on our established current a safe beach. Call for ap­ 1ionic in Sanford'a most customers. No experience pointment to see this to­ desirable residential area. day. There is nothing like necessary. Car n e e d e d , Fully equipped built-in kit­ ltondable local resident. it! $2i.soo. Good terms. Ph. chen and central heat. Write Mr. Nager, P.O. Box FA 2-3617, $22,000, with $1500 down on 613, Orlando, Fla., giving new FIIA financing. IM M EDIATE age, address, phone, type, 1012 Sanfurd Ave. OCCUPANCY model aijd year of car. 3 Bedroom, 15k hath, no qual­ ifying. See Mr. Ferguson, laingdalc subdivision LungReal Estate — Mortgage* wood. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 If rh. FA 2-4822 AUTO - RADIO Drive-In Repair Service PERSON \L RADIO A T. V. 25th SI. A Sanford Ave. Th. 121 U65.V Has purchased b e a u t i f u l wooded area al lamgdale. See Mr. Ferguson at sales office and pick sour lot and Ik-use models, low down—low monthly paymts. Seminole Realty 1. 14, 1111. 29. Automobile Service E NTERPRISES Ol fire FA 2-2118 jNlghts FA 2-0641 Real Estate — Mortgages 373-0700 322 2420 2524 Park Dr. .Sanford, Fla. Furn. 2 Bedroom House. 111 N. Park Ave. Adulta. No pets. FA 2-7661. Furn. Garage Apt. Adult* Owner Transferred 3 lilt. I's bath. Air-condition 3-Bcdrooin, 2 hath lakefront $ 4 (1. Apply 1003 Elm Ave. er. Ruilt-in kitchen. Ixiw UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms. home in beautiful loch Ar­ down payment. Monthly bath, 2 screened porches. 3 Large room Apartment bor. Only $1,750 down and payments $84.00. FA 2-3659. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply upfurnished. Close to base. assume existing mortgage. atairi evenings. Adult*. No pets. FA 2-3677. ANOTHER FABULOUS BUY No closing costs. AT CRYSTAL LAKE. Open Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Furnished lovely 2 bedroom lira m construction, stone 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5251 Apartment. Lake privil­ fireplace, 3 bedroom and a or FA 2 0525. eges. FA 2-0274. optional r o o m , Florida BMI Park Avenue Clean comfortable 2 bedroom Furn. 3 Rm. Apt. $30. Mo. room, 2 tile baths, fully airFA 2 5232 anytime Apartment. Clows to town. conditioned. Loeatmn South Adults. Ph. FA 2 9180. FA 2 0047. end of Crystal Drive, Loch NO CASH NEEDED Furnished 2 bedroom house Arbor. E. A. Jarrett. Build­ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a 3 Bedroom bouse, kitchen for small family. FA 2-0199. er. FA 2 3378 or FA 2 3077. month. T. k I. included. furnished, on Lake Golden. 322 8085. Near base. Call FA 2 4045 NICE LARGE 2 DR. furn. 3 Iledmom, 1 hath. Excellent apt. Oil heat and fireplace. during day, FA 2-4736 after condition. 104 Oakland Dr. Furnished house across from Tile bath. 1700 Magnolia. 5:30. Monthly payments $78.93. new high school in Sanfurd. $65. FA 2-3951. Ph FA 2 8071. Evenings $1500 Phone Apopka 8864849. RENT A BED FA 2-5610. Rollaway, Hospital k Baby HOUSE on Cameron Ave. I-AKEVIEW Home for sale or East side between Celery Beds. REDUCED trade for a tiled farm on the and Geneva Ave. 4 Bed­ 4. bedroom, 155 bath home By Day, Week, or Month west side nf Sanfurd. Call rooms, school bus slop. CARROLLS FURNITURE located at 1200 Oak Ave., FA 2 7898 days or FA 2 6368 Quiet neighborhood. Kit­ Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. 3 blocks from the Catholic nights. chen equipped. $60 a month. church, close to schools and W E L A K A APARTMENTS: FA 2-6145. other churches. This home 1 BEDROOM CB house. Flor­ Rooms private baths, 114 is priced realistically at ida room, fenced yard. 2 UR. house, 817 Catalina. W. First St. SI 1.250, down payment as Furnished or unfurnished. Lake Cottage, Furn. FA 2-6106 low as $1,700. We know that Phone FA 2 3727, this home is an excellent Furnished $80.00 or unfurnish­ ~ b u y S k t h e m onth value. ed *70 00 per month. 2 Bed­ tm Cwwrf » f Ik e I'a a a lr Fully equi|>ped machine shop J a f f a . eaaHaala I'w w a l), S'lar. room house. FA 2-2247. BIZ with tools and equip­ Ida. la P rab ala . ment for a l4 of value—a l a ra i K ata la a f Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. VMU.IASI II. XIUIIKAY. bargain If you only wanted 1901 S. Park Ave. t>a<-aaaa>l Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. the equipment—Total price T a All Caaeilaaa aad Paraaaa KA 2-5232 anytime H u lls C laim * a r Urm aada 2 Bedroom furnished house. $l,Soo.oo and you're in busi­ A a a la a l la id K a la lr i ness. See this QUICK I I BEDROOM 2424 Willow Ave. FA 2-2418. You and aatli of you ar* hrraby notlflaj and required 2 Full hath. See furnished WE HAVE BU YERS tu p r o m t any claims and de­ New completely furnished 2 model at Sales office out For small acreage (3, 5, k 10 mand* which you. or atttirr bedroom home. FA 2-2577. 201h St. and Upsgla Road, acre* up) reasonably priced. of you, may • * » * aaalnal Ih* aatata nf William II. Murray, opiMisile church, central Also, need farms and larg­ dreraird. lala of aald County, 6A Sprcinl N otices heat prepared for Air-condi­ er arreage. List with us to the County Juda* of Hamlnot* County. Florida, at hla tion. now. ( REMINDER o fflcr In tha court hou«i- o f 512,990 INCOME TAX SERVICE aald Couniy at Hanford. KI->rtda, within >la calendar MA V FAIR homes trum I/OW-Ijow down payment O. M. HARRISON’S month* from th* ttm* of the $14,500. All real buys, some 322-8827 179.00 A MONTH flrat publication of thl# nolle* 1311 Palmetto Ave. TAYS ALL with good terms. T w o <opl»a o f aach claim or demand ahall ha In wrltlne. and ahall atat* tha plar* nf resilience and post office addreaa of th* claimant, and ahall hf sworn to by th* claimant, aa*M. attorn*jr and fccnmpanUd by a filing f » » nf on* dollar and aurh claim or dsmand not ao fll*d ahall b* void Kthal I* Murray Aa aa**utrli of Ih* Last Will and Taatammt of william II. Murray, d*r*aa*d Mark S'. Cleveland. Jr. k Carroll Rurk*. Attarn*ya for tha Katats, Hull# Sit Hanford Atlantic Nat l Bk tilde ftanfurd. Florida Puhllah r »b . I I, I I A Mar. Piano Tuning and Repair , W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Real Estate — Mortgages lit N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 Legal Notice R Monument*. Cemetery work Also Lettering on Stones SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO 2317 Mellonvllle Ave. Phone FA 2 oll'i By Nndine Seltzer Stenstrom Realty I..M.N. 33. Furniture 27. Special Service* ^attforil Exceptionally attractive 3 bedroom home in like new condition and available Immediately. Full equip­ ped built - in kitchen and Florida room. Total price, only $13,650. Just $45o down, anj $87.5o per month in­ cludes everything! Seminole Realty 1 Ih r Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED 3(18 K. Fir*t Sf. FA 2-1181 Sanfurd Winter Park Ml 7-1816 �Girl Scouts Hear Formosa Native sity in North Carolina.. That By P r u t n W w ier M ri. B. H. Williams, a na­ Is where she met Capt. Wil­ liams, whom she married. tive o f Formosa, was special They now live in New York, guest speaker at last Thurs­ where he Is stationed at Ste­ day afternoon’s meeting of wart Air Force Base on the Intermediate Qlrl Scout Troop Hudson River not far from U held In the auditorium of West Point. Speaking a few sentences In the Lake Mary Elementary Chinese and then translating School. Mrs. Thomas A. Best, troop them, Mrs, Williams, whose leader, was In charge of the name is Lilu, also wrote program arranged.as an ad­ some Chinese sentences, so vanced preparation o f Na­ the girls could hear and sec tional Girl Scout Week which the differnce in the languages. Very attractive and stunTroop 86 along with all Girl Scout and Brownie Troops nlngly dressed in a scarlet vool suit with a black fur will celebrate next week. Mrs. Williams is the sister- collar, Mra. Williams made in-law of Mrs. Best. She gra­ a striking appearance and duated from the University at proved that the Chinese girls Taltcl, the capltot o f Formosa, of today arc very up-to-date and then came to America as In the latest styles. She also an exchange student to further wore a native black brocade her education at Duke Univer­ satin coat, cut very straight. Her brother-in-law is a m er­ chant in Hong Kong. The old Chinese traditional dress Is fast fading out o f the picture and Western dress is accept­ ed now, site explained. Mrs. Williams was also a Girl Scout when she Was younger. She related the dif­ ference* In the life of girls here and in her homeland. There they all wear uniforms to school and carry their lunch, through the third grade. Then from the third grade through the sixth grade they buy sandwiches and their drink in a kind of cafe­ teria; but no hot Junchca are served. The Government sponsors the children's e d u c a t i o n through tlie aixth grade. A f­ ter that It la up to the parents and they can go on and finish parents they move in with the hus­ j he in quite a spot If the bands’ family and all work Communists win. She explain­ together. Anything that comes ed that Formosa la an a g ri­ In belongs to the whole fam ­ cultural island which exports The contrail between the ily. Help if very cheap and foodstuffs to Japan and the poor and the wealthy clast tlie aged arc relieved of work other islands. is very distinct. Wages are Troop mem tiers were very burdens and arc respected paid by the month, not the attentive during the talk and and honored. week. In lhl» country wc Following her talk, Mra. all were present except one could get along only two or Williams conducted a ques­ who was absent due to ill­ three days on what they live tion and answer period, and ness. Present were; Lynette on for a whole month. was quite amazed at some of Schooley, Ellen Lemons, Bre­ The girls are very modest the questions asked by the nda lizard, Patti Mar Rllley, and retiring. They use no fifth and sixth grade girls. Paulette Gorman, Charlotte make-up and have no perman* In China they do not think Schenlk, Patricia Best, Patty ent waves, even in college. about politics at that age. It McCoy, Martha McCoy, Can­ They belong to a very close* acemi that American child­ dy Hartwjg, Linda Kilpatrick, knit family group and there ren are Introduced to world Susan Brooklyn, Vera BedIs no out-side running around. well, Susan Hartwiy, Della affairs much sooner. They attend ichool six days Phyllis Mitchell, She stressed the fact that Bout well, a week and school and the Formosa Is a republic. A l­ Pan Kingsbury, Debra Goerss home-life chorea are their though fighting is going on Debbie Hickson, Mrs. Clco only activities. Holidays are all the time with the Com­ Schenlk, assistant troop lead­ apent together as a family munists, they pay no atten­ er, and Mrs. Martha Kilpat­ group. Older members are tion to it, but Formosa will rick, troop assistant. quite respected and obeyed. When the children marry college only are wealthy. I If the Cbisua S ty ? # c tu to rfr Ib r a lf t THURS., MARCH 7, 19C3 COUNTY NEWS The word delightful personality one "clown” may finds himself Instantly under mean many things to many Ilia spell o f a pantomlmlst, people . , . excitement, iL * old time d o g dancer, magi­ cui, color. The magic name cian and first and foremost of the original "B ozo the Clown” meana even more to a sense of humor that is cap­ tured wholly In "Bozo tlie the thousands of people re­ Clown.” membering t h e Inimitable A quote o f this memorable clown that rode around In his figure " I ’ve had a lot of fun midget automobile bringing going through life,” shows laughter and gaiety to the clearly in the linci that tlie circus. many years of laughter lias Bozo the Clown In real life Is Stephen G. Brenner who Imprinted on his friendly flexible face. through the yaara has enter­ Brenner makes his liomc In tained in about every med­ Baltimore hut spends some ium o f tho entertainment time visiting his M in s In world. He just recently left for Lakeland before going Florida and traveling around fulfilling entertainment dates. north after spending some six His next appearance will weeks vacation In Bear Lake Manor with bla ion, Gerald be on March 20 In the Har­ Brenner and hla family. Now In hla noth year, Bren­ ner la atill playing an active part in his beloved role as clown, bringing many a smile to the under-privileged and crippled children In hospitals and Institutions. A smile from lips that understand too little, but enough to show the pow­ e r of laughter, works a spe­ cial magic all it’a own. Brenner, a native eg Balti­ more. began his career at the age o f eleven when he ran away from home to join tlie circus. He was duly returned, only to run away again as U>« magic of circus Ufa beckon­ ed. lie started learning first tlie walking the slack and .lien the tight rope high wire. From circus life he went on to bit parts In burlesque and worked In vaudeville as a black-faced comedian and became famous for hts rendi­ tion of "Shaky Eyca". In IBM be again Joined a circus. This tim e the Itanium and Bailey outfit as a clown and thus began the colorful career of "B ozo the Clown." From 1918-lBtB Bozo Joined the traveling troupe of Wil­ liam F. Cody the famous "Buffalo Bill” road show. From here he traveled with tlie Miller Brothers tout Hunch Wild West Slum tour­ ing the USA. in I M3, after downing with various shows, Bozo Joined Rlngling Brothers for the one Mason and then left circus life. Today the one and only, the original Bozo, concenlratea hla mimicry magic en­ tertaining young and old in hospitals all over tlie USA. Dressed In one of his fif­ teen down costumes and us­ ing one of his seven voices in one of bis ten dialects, Ro­ to thrills all children with Uw classic favorlle a "Punch and Judy” show. lie reccnUy captured the rapt attention of the Bear Lake Elementary School chil­ dren entertaining them with • magic ehow featuring Bo­ bo at ::Tbe World1* Worst Magician.” Anything can happen and usually docs. Boao encourage! audience par­ ticipation in performing bla numerous and varied magical myitarta# adding much mom to the merriment, u to talking with thin totally PA G E 12 Civic Assn. Votes To Lease Village Building 'Bozo The Clown' Vacations In Area By Shirley Wentworth £ d H io n riet Lane Ward of the John Hopkins Hospital in Balti­ more. Brenner further busies him­ self writing a column In the Amerlean Guild of Variety Artist Theatrical News o f the Baltimore branch, reporting on show business items of tile area. Alter thanking this kindly, clowning gentlemen for granting the Interview I was handed * copy of "Th e Pray­ er of a Clown" which he had written. One thought in par­ ticular was written that per­ sonified so typically this hum­ orous man. "N ever to t Mo . . . grow so big that 1 will fall |o sea the wonder in the eyes of a child or Uie twinkle in the eyes of the aged.” n By Mona Grlnslead The North Orlando Civic Assn, voted Monday night to lease the Community Building st the Village KerrraUon Cen­ ter from the-N orth Orlando Cr. for a sum o f f l per year nnd to have the electricity turned back on Immediately. Tlie association will main­ tain and finance the building after ii fund o f 8100 is raised for this purpose. A fter the 9100 Is raised, the company will donate full towards the fund, F. Stewart llelmly, president, announced, Each time an organization uses the building it will lie asked Pi donate f t towards the electric bill. Although the building al­ ready la Insured by the com­ pany tlie aswctatlon also voted to lake out a policy to protect its own Intrrest. Milwee To Speak At Junior High PTA Meeting H0S50 TH E CLOWN South Seminole Girls Sing In Choral Group By Jane Casselberry Karen Casa of Casselberry and Michele Alder of English Estates aru among members of a promising young choral group known as "Young Win­ ter Park Kings.” Now In the rocond season this group of boys and girls, ronging in ages from six to 11, show i a fine knowledge of choral technique under the direction of Dr. Christopher nontax. The group will sing several selection! from “ The Sound of Music” and n collection of folk songs at 4 p. m. Fri­ day by the fountain In the park a i their contribution to tbe Sidewalk Art F eitlval be­ ing held In Winter Park this Friday and Saturday. They recently preMnted an evening o f entertainment for the University Club and future engagements Include an ap­ pearance before the Delta Kappa Gamma. Tcachcr’a Honor Society at the Lan g­ ford Hotel on April fl. Dr. Ilonaas is well known to Central Florida music lov­ ers for his ability to turn these youngster! into talented linger* and a t former dir­ ector of Hie Rollins Chapel Choir in Bach Festival. Any boy or girl in the area with a desire to Join the group Is invited to contact Dr. Ilonaas for an audition. BPW Sets Party Announcement lias b e e n made that the DvDary Busi­ ness and Professional Wom­ en's Club will aponsur n Des­ sert Card Party on March 20. Tlie party will be held nt T p.m. nt the Recreation Hall o f the Dettary F it * Station. By Jane Casselberry The Parent-Teachers Assn, o f the South Seminole Jun­ ior High School i t Cassel­ berry will meet at ■ p. m. next Tursday In the large group rlassroom. County School Superinten­ dent R. T. Milwee will have charge of the program. With him will bo several me intiers of his staff Including W. A. Teague, head o f the finance dept.; Stewart Gatrhcl. dir­ ector of Instruction; W. II. DcShaio, superintendent of secondary education and W. W. Wharton, coordinator of guidance and the exceptional child program. They will answer any ques­ tions concerning Die school system put to them by the audh-nrr. All parents are urged to attend and k-arn more abr.jt problems facing the school's today. A nominating committee will he elected at thl* meet­ ing to recommend a slate of officers for the election In May. EDITORIAL COMMENT Congratulations An Open House will be held nt the A lta­ monte Springs Library thin Sunday from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. to give residents o f the town, as well as those who use the facility from all neigh­ boring communities, an opportunity to witness, first hand, progress made during the short time the Library linn been in operation. The Library Is located on Maitland Avc. next to the Community House and sjionsors o f the facility, The Altamonte Springs Library Assn., will be gratified by a large attendance fur the event. During the past year this group, without benefit o f a Ways nnd Means Committee, raised $828 for the Library through a fashion show, rummage sales, plastic wares parties nnd sales o f many miscellaneous holiday items. It purchased now books In the amount o f $574.23 nmf added storage space and repainted the interior. In uddition, Summer Reading Clubs fo r the children, including teenagers, were conducted and proved to 1ms highly successful. This year the Town o f Altamonte Springs has budgeted $500 fo r the Library which will be used, when received, for the purchnse of more new IxMiks. Also, devoted members o f the Associ­ ation already are scheduling a number o f fund ruining projects, the first to 1ms a benefit con­ cert on March l) featuring the Mid-Florida Pops Orchestra. The Herald S ta ff joins the many well-wish­ ers who will be attending Sunday’s Open House to extend sinrero congratulations to sponsors o f TH E A LT A M O N T E SPRINGS L IB R A R Y . Newcomers Club To Sponsor Child At Training Center By Jane Casselberry Tho South Srmlnule Wei- eoma Wagon Newcomer* Club nict Thursday at tho Country Club at CaM fllierry with 27 me ml tors and 16 gueolt pres­ ent. An executive board meeting wae held at 11 preceding a dellciuue buffet luncheon served at noon. A white elephant aale was held and fortunes told by Mrs. Hue Dice with proceed* from theae actvitlea going to the club welfare fund. Mr*. Maryann Miles, pretl* dent, conducted the bualneaa meeting. The club haa voted In sponsor a retarded girt at the Kunlnnd Training Center and member* o f the group will visit her and tnke cloth­ ing, g ift* and other needed Items. There will he a ' Spring Fashion Show put on by Car- Call Your Reporters Seminol* County ares residents *r* invited to submit new* Item* fer report In the Sanford Herald to lh « newt correspondent In their are* or directly to th* Herald office*. AREA REPO RTER Altamonte Springs Mr*. touisa Htmunek TELEPH O NE 83S-I24U Bear toke-Fureat City Mr*. 8hlrl*y Wentworth 838-1070 Casselberry Cliuluota Delta ry Mr*. Jan* Casarlberry 838-6040 Mr*. Jean Magln 306-3742 M r*.'Adam Muller 008-4410 Enterpri** Mis* IDIen Snodgrass 008-9933 Geneva Mr*. Louis* Grayson 340-4671 I.Hke Mary Mrs. France* Wester 322-0210 Lak* Monroe l.o ng wood Mr*. If. L. Johnson 322-4722 Mrs. Donna E*te* 838-3317 North Orlando Os tee* Mr*. Mona UrtnsUad 322-2201 Mr*. Clarenc* Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mr*. Linda Smithson 306-3614 H E R A LD O FFICES! Sanford 832-8611, 322-2811 323-2813; County 426-G938 and 414-8824. oad ale’s Dress Shop o f Longwoad Plaza at the next meeting which will be held March 28 at tha Country Club at Cas* sellierry. Following tha b u ■ I n e i a meeting the ladies enjoyed an afternoon o f cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Genie Fritter, door prize; Mrs. Melanie Stewart and Sirs. Nora Nor* rls, bridge; Mrs. Clare Paulsen, ranazta, and Mrs. Ger­ trude Jaroech. Two new members who join* ed the club were Mrs. Barbara Coosin and Mrs. Minna Crum. Guest* Included Mrs. Cath­ erine Baxter, Mr*. Lois Cohen, Mr*. Julia C o a l * , Mr*. France* Colrr, Mr*. Ann fe r anil, Mr*. Gertruda Jarusch, Mra. G e r t r u d a Uraykow*!, Mr*. Clare Paulsen, Mr*. Clara Habatini, Mr*. Greg Rutsnkroger, Mr*. I.id* Miller, Mr*. Dorothy Krooker, Mr*. Sign* W att and Mr*. Kuth Hunting, ton. MRS. II. H. (L I L U ) W IL L IA M S , a native o f Formosa, center, was «pad al truest speaker for lust Thursday afternoon’s meeting o f Intermedi­ ate Girl Scout Troop 85 at the Lake Mary Elementary School. Members o f tho Troop shown with her nre, front from left, Debbie Hickson, Charlotte Schenlk, Pat Best, Susan Hnrtwig and Deborah Goers*. In back nre Linda Kilpatrick, Candy Hartwlg, Ella Boutwcll and Phyllis Mitchell. (Herald Photo) Election Tea Slated In North Orlando SSJH Legion Award Winners Are Named fly Jane Casselberry and service. Wives o f North Orlando Winners have hern an­ Winners will be presented Council cant) Ida lea and Mrs. John Van Ecpoel, the one nounced in the election held with attractive medals ind female candidate running In at South Seminole Junior runners-up will receive certi­ Ihe March 19 Village election, High School last week to de­ ficates at a future date to be will termine the recipients of Ihe American Legion School Med­ al Awards donated by Me­ morial Post 2M o f Cassel­ berry. They were Mi si Cynthia Legg for ninth grade girls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James It. Legg, 2000 Derby. sire ltd., Maitland; Lcs Lyle, ninth grade boys, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil G. Lyle, 3428 Holiday Avc., Apopka. Run­ ner* up were Mary Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Peterson, £188 Lake Howell ltd.. Winter Park, ninth grade girl* and Step­ hen Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Brady, 14£ Wil­ low Court, Maitland. Awards are given to the liny and girl in the graduat­ ing class o f Junior high schools who are chosen by their fellow elassmales and the faculty in a secret ballot on the basis o f scholarship, h o n o r , courage, leadership be honored Sunday at a lea to be held at Die V ill­ age Hall from 1 p. m. until 3 p. in. Wives o f the eight male candidates arc Mr*. Clarence Memory, Mr*. Frank Fasula, Mrs. Jack Spaulding, Mrs. Arthur Fcrrin, Mrs. Reginald Webster, Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, Mrs. W. G. Harris and Mrs. Henry Ward. Voter registration hooks will tie held open during the three hour period for the convenience of those attend­ ing. Invitation to all women in the Village has been extend­ ed by the hostesses. Mrs. James D. Grinstcad and Mrs. P a l DvIVillaggio. Republican Club To Hear Fortune By Jane Casselberry H ie Seminole County Young Republican Club will meet at 8 p. m. next Tuesday at the new meeting place. Hef­ tier Homes Sales Office In Howell Park, which is located one mile east of llw y. 17-92 on SR 4M. JafP Fortune, Republican candidate for the State Legis­ lature subject lo the special election on March 20, will speak on campaign issues. There wilt he a ahort busines* meeting and Miss Audrry Flynn, president, will give a resume o f two meet­ ings which she attended last month, Die Fifth District meeting of the Young Repub­ lican Club held at Daytona Reach and the Quarterly Meeting of the State Federa­ tion o f Y lt Clubs held in Jacksonville. All member* and other In­ terested persons are invited to attend and meet the can­ didate and h e ir hla views. set by Principal John Angel of the South Seminole School. A three-man committee of the faculty chose the highest members of the student body from the scholastic stand­ point and these names were then submitted on ballots to all faculty members ami stu­ dents in the ninth grade. The ballots were counted by tl(y Social Studies Aides and Dm results were made available for cheeking by any interest­ ed party. In order to obtain the max­ imum educational benefit, Die Civics teacher explained Hi* meaning o f honor, courage, leadership and service ns well as the process of ballot­ ing. Students were allowed lo split their ballots in the tour categoric* in which the con­ testants were judged. It is be­ lieved that Dlls provided u valuable experience ' lo all members o f the graduating class. Firemen Build New Tables For Dinner By Donna Estes The menu will Include Sou Fire­ thorn fried chicken, ntashet men have donated their even­ potatoes and gravy, coleslaw peas and carrots, coffee, rolli ings Uiis week to Die building and cupcakes. of 10 new picnic tables, com­ Ticket* may be purchasot plete with benches, for City at the dinner or in advance Park. The tables will be used by phoning L. L. Cox, tlcke for tho first time by those chairman, who will arrangi attending the department's to have the tickets and din Sixth Annual Fried Chicken ners delivered if desired Dinner to be held from 4 p.m. Takeouts and home dcliveriri until 8 p. in. this Saturday. ■ Iso will tie available from Lumber for Hie tables was the Park anytime during Hit donated by the City. four hour serving period. Committees in charge of Proceed! from the evcnl this year's dinner are pre­ will be used to purchase adds paring to serve at least 1,200 tional equipment for the do plates after last year's sell­ partmrnt and on flreworki out when almost 1,000 dinner* fur this sum m er'! Third Aa were served. nual Fourth « f July Long wood Volunteer Lyman FHA Picks Delegates To Convention By Jan* Casselberry Delegate* a n d alternates have been selected from the Future Homemaker* o f Ainrr. lea Club at Lyman High School to attend the Btate FHA Convention scheduled March 28-31 at tha Robert Meyer Hotel In Jacksonville. The girl*, ebozen on the basis o f points received for activities during tha year, were Joanne Chubb and Margaret Foreso, delegate* and Linda Duncan and Linda W illi, alternates. Mr*. Mildred Dusurus, fa ­ culty sponsor, w ill accompany tha girls. LONG WOOD H RLM EN L. L. Cox, Gurluntl Shaw X U Walts* toft to right, took on the roles o f carpenters this week and armed with hammer, aaw and rule instead of hose, ax and mask, built 10 new public tables for City Park to be used for the first time this Saturday when the Volunteer* sponsor their Sixth Annual fr ie d Chicken Dinner. (Herald Photo) �J t f\ l %_ 11 i:i f 0m ■% : ft K { ( Allen Wins 'Reprieve'; Still Acting Postmaster ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ J \ ★ Celery Avenue Assured' Top Priority 9*°m U+4> i 1 f % .j c io c* By l-arry Verxhel HUMBLES F R O M THE ••HILL’S HALF ACRE. . .** Most city and county officials agree it was just a social evening last night . . . Noth­ in ; official . . . No action . . just a lot of talk anil food ranging front xle.ik*. hot j*-p. per*, and pickles . , . Alt agree that more of lhe*e *orial meetings will take place. • * • i * t ) I I H Ml w 1 » l * >f " ★ ★ ★ ★ Urgent Need Cited W E A T H E R : Clear ami cool through Saturday, High today. 60-05. T.ow tonight, 45-50. VOL. 53 Assurance t h n t Im­ provements to State Road 415 will receive No. 1 priority was Riven by Max tlrcwcr, state road board member, to a Seminole United Press Leased W ire m * r*«r and a le nlng hit 115 y 22 feet, sdo) them weie 27 traffic accidents, including two fatali­ ties, on this, highway in the last year. The county's resolution re­ quested improvements to MR 415 fioiu tile city limits to tint Osteen litidge, with aretitulary funds if necessary. Following through with u City County road crews still working on freeze damage of Matifurtl rei|Uest, tile irsoluroads . . . paving completed tiou also asked for paving on l.ake Mary Blvd. . . , 23th MR 115 (Celery Avenue) in •St. (if tlie wcatlier luilils up) the city from Freiirh Avenue Miould be completed in few t - tlie city limits. The county's resolution also months. • • • piesented many other rood Administratise aide is de­ iniiirovement requests, such finitely dead . . . John Fitz­ a* lour tuning 251h Street be­ patrick (old us this morning, tween K li-fls.il and Mellimville • • • Avenues; eompleting improveFifteen rlasaroom English im-nts In Highway 44rf und Estates ScIhhjI hid opening Highway 427, an illteieliunge Mar. 20 . . . Next year the Oil Jnleistate I with Luke school board will prohably Mmy lloutrvnnl. and other*. include adding fisc additional Dirk Judy, MRD comptroller, classrooms. informed the MemineJa delega­ • • • tion the county's road funds Those DeRary Nursing held by lha state include $2,Homes bids were in the 448 reitiaining in one laitid neighborhood of StOO.OOO . . . fund and f2t5,7‘2if in a second Heal eloae. bond fund, plus a net balance • ■ • of In the current fis­ Of our best friends *flusiy' cal year ami an estimated Firestone will be retired 1342,000 for l'Jti3 III for a tolal from the Navy Monday . . . of VKatl.tMiO in tin- secondary Rusty has lieen the hardest fund. working t’ ld man around. Included 10 the Seminole Flans in the work* for a County dclcgatio.: attending trig cession to acquaint the the load hud-el lo-allng were public with tentative planning j menibei* ..f the bounty Comfor the St. Johns-InrlUn Hirer , mission, General Hutchison. Canal. Date for l ie meeting James Avery, Lee Cary, John will hr soon: word aw sited Alexander und John Fitzpat­ from the consulting engineer, rick; Mint* Hep. M. J. Davis Cleveland, Democratic who should Im- ready maybe Jr.; nominee for Mtate .Senator; next week » • • Cordon Frederick, I lemorratle Seem* one aim is to rhalk nominee fur State Representup public opinkm on the wa­ atlve; Jan Fortune, Republican terway prior to inviting mem­ nominee for Mtate Represent­ ber* of four county rommis­ a t i v e ; Douglas SU-nstrom, sions to sit in. Im briefed and chairman c f the Chamber of be asked to suppurt the canal. Commerce long range plan­ It’s felt a favorable public ning committee fur roads; opinion will do much to away John Krlder. Chamber man tiro commissioners. Seminole ager, and Vernon Dunn, form­ commissioners already have er county romniisaioner. aired their opinion , . , ayel • • • Any bird watchers among our readers? A subscriber asks the Identity of a bird ahoul the size of a robin with while polka slots on blue wings and back, light gray breast and a beautiful red head. • • • Also, another redheaded bird in appearance like a woodpecker but about twice t it P ill.. MARCH H. ~i MS SANFOftlt,' FLO R ID A "T h cso ch ildren In t'Vta* compel e imtiunolly for the resulting tax burden. The Committee's progriAu kind of higlity-tniiniif and competent educator* we need will be set forth at Ihe state to keep pace w ith the kind of convention of the FEA next s ta le we lir e in now ,’’ Jon es weekend .it Jucksunt tile for discussion and approval and said. “ These children of today, lion pivsentcd to tlie slate who will be taking their legislature when it nit-ela in places as citizen* in lUSt am Apt II. A meeting to discuss' tho being taught in till ! 1uildings by many trmheis who receiv­ program in detail has been ed tlit-ir training before this set to take place after the fast-paced, highly technical civilization came to ITutidu and tlie nution." The Program Action Com­ mitted is also asking for all increase from $.725 to $475 per teaching unit for Instructional aids, new materials, classroom equipment and school maiutcnance to tiring into hue with increased expenses, the supply of new and modem leaching equipment and materials that are needed. Jones said Hint the commit­ tee fully realizes that tax rev­ enue will havu to he found to support these tiemendmis Inm s M I. *pd r|iuigid eitucnl*-t! ’' H** Jhey must ba ready to her support und pay Ihu N. Y. Newspaper Strike Settled NEW YORK lU I'll — PubUshers and tire striking print­ er*' union agreed today on terms put forth by Mayor Itoherl F. Wagner for settle­ ment of the tit day-old New York newspaper strike. The settlement — reached three month* to the day the strike anil shutdown started— must be ratified try the lorai Area Chamber Okays Contest The l.ake Mary Chamber of Commerce Thursday night voted to »|*>nsor a road name plunging contest to clear lip eonfiision resulting from the number of thoroughfares in und lo the rommunity result­ ing from the “ Lake Mary” title. Details of Ihe contest will he drawn up h> Ihe Roard of Director* fur presentation at the next regular Imsincx* ses­ sion in April. Richard Keogh, president, r e tr ie d that indication* are that Lake Mary Rlvd, will be extended on out lo Interstate 4 in the hopes that it will later lie accepted and otalilixhed inierchangc lo the mi |M,r highway, I'lans are to go ahead at the present time with locating and In,tiding the extension even if il is given only a clay surface. After R it establish­ ed a car count wilt be made hy the government to deter­ mine its use as an inter­ change. membership of the Interna­ tional T> iMgraphlrul Union. ex|>ccted to la- only a formal­ ity. Also to lie resolved were several other issues, inrluilIng strikes h> the stereotype and mailers unions. Thus, it was not believed tin- papers could resume publication lielore next mid-week at the earliest. Meanwhile, the newspaper strike hi Cleveland entered ils 14th week with the key printers union and the Cleve­ land Press ami Plain Dealer stilt locked in a stalemate. Money remains the chief point of contention in that dis­ pute. The New York settlement, providing a two )ea r contract effective with a return lo work, brought a variety of changes involving money and automation: A $12.27 money package — KIM Ihr first year anti $5 70 Ihe second, including a St wage increa*e each jear, A common expiration dale (or all of Ihe newspapers’ union contracts, providing all union* agree. This would tie about the second week in March and avert threats of strikes during the ad-heavy Thanksgiving and Christina* seasons. A 33 hour work week in Ihr second year of tlx- contract, compared to the present 3ii1, hours. , Introduction of outside tape automated operation of linecasting machine* with the union to get a share of sav­ ings from increased produc­ tivity. Reynolds Named 5CEA President Don Reynolds, S e m i n o l e High School biology teacher was elected president of tlie Seminole County Education Assn, at a meeting held at Ihr school, Thursday, Reynolds will take office in August from Floyd Riclunds, Lake Mary piineipnl who Im* served ns president this year. Elected Io serve with Rey­ nold* as vice piesidelit was Ted lluiker, assistant princi­ pal of Munfoid Junior High School. Treasurer o f the organiza­ tion will lie Jim Palmer of Oviedo with Mra. Mary Elizabelli Dunn o f Mouth Mrmlmda Elementary lo serve u* recording secretary and Alia* Anna Vllaria of SUM as cor­ responding lecrelnry. Prior to the MOFJA meeting, a meeting of the Classroom Teacher* A sail, under the gav­ el of President Fred (tanas, met lo take up routine matlers of business. $365 Stolen From Parked Car Police today are Investigat­ ing the (licit of $.TU3 from a parked car on Park Avr. early tin* morning, Chief Roy Williams said. The car wa* owned by James Markham who fold police he had Die money in the compartment of bis ve­ hicle. The ear was parked at 100 S. Park Avc. by the Sanford Atlantic Rank when ttia tlrcfl occurred. Nursing Home Bids To Be Re-submitted Three out of the five con (hr DeRary nursing home Ikiyle Idtingrr Construction tractor* submitting bids on which local doctor* and bu*. Co. of Daytona Rearh and ft Retirement life. Inc., were ineaamen arc building, Chap­ C. Stevens Construction Co. of Orlando. *0 close that a re-bidding will man laid. The three low bidders, who These three companies will have to be made. Architect James U. Chapman aald to­ submitted figures that were be invited to re-bid on the al­ wtlhln $3,DUO of each other tered aprrl Real ions for the day. — be — made ____ were Carroll Daniels Cun administration wing. Slight changes will ia Um admimstrstaia wing otJ»truriion Co. of Ksnford; J Chapman sard that Hi# al­ ter ai bin* would lie worked out quickly and would delay lieginning of construction only about two week*. Official* of Retirement Life, I nr , are Dr. Leonard Munson, a* president; Robert Ut-sscrer as secretary and Turn Armao as treasurer. convention, when local legistutors will meet with Ernest Cowley and George Dabbs, Ml’ EA legislative co-chairmen; MCE A president Floyd Hilli­ ard*. CTA president Fred Gatin* and CTA legislative representative Mol Muitfiv. NO. RIU n su v A ... Up-grading Of Teachers' Salaries Outlined Here County delegation Thursday of let noon ut u road tool get Miilti-nulHon d o l l a r uphem tug in Del.and. grading of Florida’s space-nge alarirs to bring The nssiiramo came when tearhpi’s lien. J. C. Hutchison, chair- them up to the “ Utli-iti-themail of the tteminote County nation" stalus they held in AND SOME MORE . . . Commission, presented n re­ p.i.Yi was outlined for MeniinTalk ranged shoot moving solution setting forth primary ole County |egi*lat"ts, Thurs­ tile zoo to the Rig Tree I’ nrk nml xeeundury road Improve­ day. . , Until utility lines . . . wid­ Roll .lories of Ocala, chair­ ment requests for the next ening Wekiva lin er , . . man of the Program Action fiscal year starting July • * • Committee of the Florida Ed­ Emphiisis for the need of Countyroad department ucation Assn,, explained Die improving MR 415 was given I looking for a right-of-way commit lee’s proposals to Rep*. when Hutchison asked tlmt the map for Sit IIS . . . None M. J. Davis and Cordon Fred­ piojry. he completed with around the courthouse and at erick, the county school hoard, state piiniary funds hut, if the State Road Department and several hundred members necessary, with county second­ office. of the Mciiiinnlc County Edu­ • • • ary fund*. cation A-sn. tllep. Murk Ill ewer pi utilised tin- “ No. 1 Cleveland Jr. and Republican Dr. Rruokc Smith was nam­ ed to replace D. S. Talley roqueit" will lie given top candidate Jan Fortune weic priority in either the primary nimble to attend.) on the City Zoning Roard. • • • or aervioUry tiudgct. Mehiad lx mill members J. (Jtirricd by Mark N. Cleve­ Dan Wright, fir. A. W. Epps, Zoning boarda greet! to amend onlinunee allowing juT land Jr., attorney, whether John Cxuns and Juntos Dirkgrooming shop* in Ute city the improvement cuu he com­ eninyer henid Junes comment pleted in this fiscal year, end­ that Florida, fastest growing limits. • • • ing June 30, Brewer replied slate in the nation, cradle nf Fifteen buildings on tlve that 'The moil that ran be tmuvudous scientific techni­ west side of town up' for'don. dona this year is to aUrt the cal •xpansion, has dropped to condemnation at the City p i„ planning.” guth In the. nation In the Commission meeting Moadoy •day u General Hutchison, pointing . right. • ■ • j t a m *< f«p u »t4 c < rx w • % r im i. Water rrport study by Clark Daily and Diets will probed ly he discussed . . . Now with the Naval Air Station asking for more water and Hunt Co. , . . Imperative tiiat water rationing be put into effect during peak de­ mand days this summer. . . • * • Established 1008 Minor Surgery HOLLYWOOD (U F O — Ac­ tor Van Johnson entered Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Thusday for “ minor aurgery” for akin cancer. Ready! CAPE CAN AVE RAL ( HI T) The UMS Thomas Jefferson is ready today lo become the tilth member of Anierieu's j mighty fleet of polari* mis­ sile-firing nurleui submarine*. Funds Urged Sectionalism Charge Hit By Fortune JACKSONVILLE (U P lI — The Mtate Hoard of Health has urged tlie Legislature to ap­ prove sgil.s million in stoto fund* to mil welfare anil sicknes* research programs for the coming blcnllluin. Critics Hit If) Jane Casselberry WASH I NOTON ( L I T ) — Jan Fortune, llepubtlran Semite OOP Leader F.vrretl candidate for Die State Ix-gis- M. Diikaen say* it's "allow lature, replied Thursday night your teeth now" ur shut up to charge* of “ Sectionalism" nhoiit cutting President Kenreported in Thursday'* Her­ ' nerly’a record I'.'S.H lollmn ald at an informal pres* eon- budget, fcreme held at hi* home In English Estates. VATIC AN C ITY (U P I) — Fortune said that he con- Iteporla circulated here today later* the rharge* upfu*t Otal. Josef ‘Cardinal Mindasince he has done "absolute­ zenty, primate o f Hungary, may soon leave the V. M. lega­ ly nothing to inject this issue tion in lludupest, where he into the campaign." He add­ fled for asylum in UiSU. ed that If he is elected he would “ naturally re proven I the entire county in an ob(JEN KVA ( C P I ) — Ameri­ leetiir and ies|Minslh1e man­ can sources today rnutloiird ner." diplomats at the 17-nulion dis­ F’ortune frs-U that the estab­ armament conferenen against lishment nf ■ two parly sys­ leading loo much flexibility tem will lie good for the into the U, M. position oil a county anil would provide a nuclear teat bail treaty. system of checks and bal­ ance* resulting In better re­ presentation. TALLAHASSEE ( UI T) — He ro|M-atfd his stand Itaiing taxes which were illsagainst tux increase at Ihr till.olid into various state present time hut feels that better u*e of funds available funds totaled $27,513,517 fur the past fiscal year, Hlatu can la* achieved through con­ Auditor lliyaii Willis report­ trol id government waste and ed today. 1inefficiency. The candidate Is a cost reduction expert who in ad JACKSONVILLE (L T T ) — dition to his regular employ­ ment. is working one night ('on trial a for all construction a week with Seminole Coun­ w»ik on thu nurt hern moat ty businessmen to help them segment of liilcratMli- Route reduce Ha- cost of their pro­ U5 between Daytona Reach ami tlie (ieurgia line should he ducts. He (eels that there is a let within a year, line. F'ani* need for bringing more in­ Rryulil lepoited Thuisday. ( May Leave Caution A Lot Of Money 95 Work ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Herlong Junks Eligible List Guy Allen hn.x won a reprieve, it wax learned to­ day, ami will rnntinue na Sutiftml’a acting pontniuater for at least another two months. Congressman A. S. Herlong Jr., In a telephone conversation from Washington with The Herald thi« morning, confirmed a report thnt the three-name eligible list submitted to him hy the If. S. Civil Service Ims been "junked" and a new list will he rnmpilrd. ’ " I t will be at least two months," t h e Congressman said, “ before the new list will to- submitted to me by the Civil Service.” The Civil Service hnd aublnltted a list of two Di-mocruta and a Republican as “ cligiblcs" to the lawmaker. These include Allen, the Re­ publican, and Juliun Whlghnin and Stephen Ralint, the Remo­ unt*. Ilcik'llg, in tin ii, submitted the eligible ninuc* to Warretl lioodrieli, Rrudciiton, Stale Democratic Committee chair­ UUY A L L E N man, who was to have passed Ihe list through channels to the Seminole County Democm tie Committee fur recom­ mendation. Robert lllRhimer, County Re mitemHr Committee chair­ man, repeated (Ids morning WASHINGTON (U P I) — lie has never levclvcd the list from Goodrich. "And he never President Kennedy a s k e d will receive that list,” Cun- Congrcji today to act up a ■yale in for appointment of gicssmau Herlong aidd. Herlong explained today public defender* to represent I hat after In* had aidmiltled people who can’t afford law­ Ilia list to (JoodiR-h ha was yers to defend them Id fed­ visited hy a Seininola County eral criminal eiacs. "Whenever the lack of delegntion “ voicing epposiUon money prevent* a defendant to one of thr three candi­ rrom securing an experienced dates." lie would not elubnrata lawyer, trained Inveatigator "lieeause I do not want to , or fcrhnlrnl expert, an unjust nmrar all llirro with one ronvlctinn may follow,** tha hrusfr." President laid. He added he <|uustloned Civil Kennedy tent the llouia Service how they had aeleeted and Senate a draft of leglathe three names and was told liition which he said would they had merely examined ’Tllminiih the role which pov­ their application papers, "I erty plays in our federal aystold them," Herlong said, to in nf criminal Justice." "thill’s one helluva way to run The President said the hill a railroad." would "assure effective legal lie slated he instructed eproscnlathm for every man Civil Service to ask for more whose limited means would apptjenlinos for u new eligi­ otherwise deprive him of an bility list and "this time makn adequate defense a g a i n / t n personal Investigation lulu criminal rlinrRCi." Public Defenders Asked By JFK the harkitruiind* of the appli­ cants.” Firm Trading Allen was first named hy NEW YORK (U P I)—Stocki then President Flisenhower as opened firm today on mod­ nr ling |Hi*timiater on Jan. 25, erately acl he trading, IU57. lie spent that day with posioffiee inspect.-rs in 11** 11111ittg rharge of the Sniifoid postiiffiee but, he said today. flridge Tag* fl "at 4:15 p.m. that day one Classified . Puge 9 of Ilia Inspectors received a Comic* ...Page It telephone rail from Washing­ Page (t Dear Abliy ton In stop Ihe transfer. I was Editorial Page 4 LONDON (D P I) — llritaln out. One inspector told miFhitertaininent Pag# 7 has decided lo shelve indefi­ lie hnd been <n Hie Job for !I2 Puzzle .......... Page fl nitely plans for any associa­ years nml It wus (he first time Society . Pug# If tion with the Fluiopeun Com­ he Imd run into that kind nf Sports Page M mon Muikcl and la settling a situation.“ (Tiurehea . Page 2 down for a long peiiod of nI• dustry into the county so that resident* will not "have to go out of the county to find work" and thinki that his experience with industry and in tlie missile ami elerironies line, particularly, qualify him to assist in this field Fortune Is endeavoring to lei native policies, authorita­ meet vs many citizens as tive sources said today. posjilhlc dining Ins campaign and will welcome opportun ily to speak la-fore any group. Herald Index I’lans Shelved :i Reds Removing Cuba Troops WASHINGTON (U P I) — Secretary of Slate Dean Jtu*k •aid today that xuine ltu**ian troop* are beirpg removed from Cuba and that more So­ viet ship* are on Hie way lo Hit- island. Rut Husk said he would make no "aiveism rnt" now of whether the Kremlin ia meeting ils promise lo remo ve "several thousand" forces from Cuba by next Friday. The secretary told a new* conference that Russian ships havu been moving inlu Cuba during the past two weeks and more are on the way. lie said th# available ships arc cnougli lo curry out tlie troop removal. Charter Meeting Is Postponed Thursday nighl’a rn"eting scheduled try thr Cusseilicrry Hoard of Aldermen and the Charier Committee for public discussion of thr proposed new charter was cancelled late In the afternoon. I'o*l ed announcements u( the cancellation stated that it had been railed due to "circumstances beyond our control," Tlie meeting has been re­ scheduled for 7 p.m. next .Monday i t the Claselberry Women’a Club and will be fol­ lowed by the regular 7:30 p.m. meeting of tho board. M A T T ESiSS S P E C IA L Let UN renovate look and eludes: feel New Cleaning & like Cover, old new. mull res* to Service in> New Keproeertslnif ONLY InKulntton, I'uddinir. 14 ____ * 2ND A ymir ” MAGNOLIA I'll. F A 2-6321 C o rr e c tio n Tin* benefit concert featurelug the Mid-Florida Pops Or. chest ni lo be sponsored by the Altamonte .Springe Library Aasn. la scheduled for Tues­ day, March 19 and not on Rutunlay, March V, as announced in Thursday’s Herald. b t D O I N G __ J J II 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/. 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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 07, 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/5a1b32fb07c5ecb27e645f73a2a6a9e0.pdf c3d57b8297ef972231c6728e9b8c7d9f PDF Text Text Fleet Reserve Slates Special Blood Drawing Branch 147 of (he Fleet Beserve U holding a special htnodd rawing Wednesday from 2 to A p. m. at the Reserve Home on Seminole Blvii. Barbcqued barnburner' with accompanying trimming' and other refreshment* will be served to all accepted donora. Thom planning to donate blood are reminded that may only eat fruit or Juice, coffee or lea with but no cream, toait ly or water for four houra before giving blood. No persona under IS years old will be accepted. Chet .March, chairman the Rtood Rank aald that blond be credited to the ‘•ink the donor's choice and a 'pe­ dal Blood Reserve act up which will be to all Navy and Marine Corps personnel and their families, plus any emergency ruled by the blood bank committee. Membership in the Gallon Club telght times) provides lifetime credit for the donor, spouse and minor children. Credits are transferable through Hie National Blood Ranks Clearing House, Macek said. Donors are urged to call the Seminole County Blood Rank on Second St. to make reservations now for the spe­ cial dt awing to be held Wed­ nesday. Vegetable Market In New Vork Monday, Flor­ ida endive and escarole were •lightly stronger, each foiling for 1.50-2.00, mostly 1.75-2,00 per crate. Some small e*carole brought 1.25-1.50. Rom sine lettuce was higher st 3.00 3 50, with some large 2.00-2.50, slid big Boston type brought 3.50 per crate for live licit, with fair quality at 2.502.75. Cab­ bage, celery and Chinese cab­ bage were all slightly lower. Crates of cabbage sold for 2.50-3.00 with one mark at 3.25. and Mimr small tire and Mime very large at 2.00 2.2.5. Celery ranged mostly 3HO­ STS for 2 to 3 doren sue. wllh some 2 doren low as 2.75 and 4 doren brought 3.50 per rratc. Cartons nf IH film wrapped celery heart* were 3.75. Chinese cabbage was 2.00 2.75, mostly 2.00-2.60 per crate. Turnip lops were slightly weaker at 1.50 1.75 per busliel basket anil must­ ard greens were unchanged at 1.50-1.75. Hunched collards In celery crates were lower at 2.75-3.00. and bunched tur­ nips were 2,00 2.50. Curly parairy In crales of 5 doren bundles sold for 2.50 3.00 and plain type ranged from 2.73. 3.50 with a few as high a' 400. Radishes were mostly unchanged at 75c and 1.23. mostly 1.00 per bushel of 3o A nr. film hags and 1.50 |ier basket of 2t bunches. Water cress brought 1120c per bunch. In Central Florida Friday, cabbage was lower at 1.73 per crate, and 1.50-1.75 per 50 tb. sack. Celery was on- ' changed, ranging from 3.23 for crates of 0 to H doren size to a low of 1.75 for DA dor. Crate* of 2t celery Ivrarts, film wrapp'd, sold for 400. Endive and escarole limngtil | no a rrale, romaiiMi lettuce was 2.00 and Ircberg type ranged *rum 1.50 1.75. ItadislK’ s were 75c per basket. Altamonte Civic Club To Elect Officers ? '• » A it n fn rh lo s lk lfltl.1 QUEEN IIEE Mr/s. tieorgo Osborne, mmisted by Ledr. Thomiw J, I'uddcn, cuts the huge hlrthdny cuke nt Friday night'* nnnuul Corunution and Anniversary Celebration o f the Scnliees and o f the Navy’s Civil Kn* ginuuring Corjw held in the SNAS Itallronm. (N avy I’ lsutu) Seabees Crown Queen In Rite Officer* and inrn of SNAS I’ublir Works Dept, were hosts Friday night at s giila relehnitiun held in the sta­ tion's ballroom in honor of the 2J*t Anniversary of tbs fam­ ed Scnliees ami Hie IHHh Aniilveisary of tbe establishment o f the Navy’s Civil Engineer­ ing Corps. , The eelebrntion featured impressive ceremonies Includ­ ing Trooping nf tbe Colors; Crowning of tbe 1IM3 Queen lice; a talk by guest of honor CupL Robert M- Ware, com­ manding officer of tbe Naval Air Ktntlon end the ceremon­ ial cutting of tbe birthday cake, la-dr. Thomas J. I'adden. senior rivil engineer corps o f­ ficer attached to HNAS, offi­ ciated at thu cereinonlrs. Mrs. George Oslamir, wife of George Osborne, KOIIII of tbe Public Work* Dept., was crowned Iinl3 Queen lice by ('apt. Ware. Tbe attractive queen wore a white bailer inn gown uti|! car­ ried a beautiful Ixiuqnt-L of red eiirnatiuna. IHt attendmils weru Mrs. Cbniles Junes, wife of Churlea E. Julies, El>112 unit Sirs. Luther Knowell, wilu of I.Uther A. Kmiwell, EOII2. Approximately 2110 attemleit the blitbibiy celebration which featuiud music fur dancing by tlin Nick i ’fcifuuf Combo uml a buffet of turkey and bum piepareit by wives of enlisted men of the I’ublic Works llrpl. Henry Knowles, lending chief of tho l’ WD was in i bin go of nciiidimitiiig all nrraiigcim-nta. Flights Probed By Cuba Critics WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Sctuile Preparedness subcoinmiilee Imetilgallng Hit* Cu­ ban crisis summoned Hie Air Km re intelligence chief today picsumably for ques­ tioning about uir rvcunnalssatire over llie islnrul Iasi fall Chairman John C. Slcnnis, l» Miss , c.illrd Ma). Gen. Ilo Ih ' H A. llrirlwelscr In leatil) behind closed doors as Hie In­ quiry resumed. Prodded ns a result of a news magazine story, the De­ ft dm nepartnicnt said Tuea day that res|Kinsiblllty for aerial reconnaissance of Cuba was shifted from Hie Central Intelligence Agency (C IA ) to the Strategic Air Command (SAC) n day or two before offensive m i s s i l e s were found there Oct. 14. The story appeared In Newsweek. But Hie Defense Depart­ ment claimed tlicrc was “ no conflict at any time" between the CIA and Hie Pentagon over bow the reconnaissance should be liumlled. By 1-ouUr Kimunrk Election of officers If sche­ duled by Hie Altamonte Springs Civic Club for Hs monthly meeting to be held at 2 p. m. this Wednesday in the Community House on Alaitland Ave. Program apeaker for the meeting will tic Mrs. Olive Ucnkleman who will use as her topic a discussion of Club Tu Meet “ Hobble*.” The Dellary Arts ami Crafts Ollier business on (lie agen­ Thursday at the Mansion da Includes the making of House with Edward McCarthy final plana for the March 13 presiding. All Interested resi­ card party to be held at the dents are invited to attend. Community House, Tickets to Hill party, to which the men ART HROWN are invited, may be aecurrd PEST CONTROL from Dr. Gertruda Forman. Termite* tk Other I'rola A great abundance of door prises as wtU as individual 2601 PARK OIL ‘ tablrs prlres have been ar­ 322-8865 HANFORD ranged tut U>c event. Getting Home: TB Association Set To Be Reorganized .SKA REE is tint pinpulnr name of tbe men who serve in the Navy’* Construction BhU luliona. Tlia first bultaiiun was formed in 1012 mnl soon thereafter, Ecubee uns found fighting and building on al­ most every beachhead In the Pacific and tbe A t l a n t i c Theatres of World War II and again duilng the Korean con­ flict. Among Senbecs the Annual Birthday Halt Is traditional. During Hie first week in March Scnliees tbe world ov­ er, whether on active duly or in the reserves, ran be found relrbiuting and c r o w n i n g Quern flees, Tbe o f f i c i a l birthday in 5lh of March. The Navy’s Civil Engineer Corps provide* officers for tbe Seabees. Tbe Corps also supervises construction ami Miaintenanco nf naval facil­ ities all over tbe world. Offi­ cial birthday of tbe Civil En­ gineer Corps is 2nd of March. Tuberculosis a*sodations throughout Florida arc In the ■process nf streamlining their organisational set up under a master plan for area associa­ tion' recently approved by the Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association's Board of Directors. The initial meeting of the steering committee of Area Four, the second of three pilot areas designated to launch the nrw organlrationnl plan, will be held at Ad*) p. m. today in Hie office of the Orange County Tuberculosis an-1 Health Association in Or­ lando. Area Four Inrludr* 7-ake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Sumter coun­ ties. Organization of Uiis group of counties is to lie completed hy June 1, I9G3. A target date of April 1, 1JKJ7 has hern set for complete reorganization of all Florida counties Into area associa­ tions. Seminole County mrinlmrs of (lie Area Four steering committee are James Lee, Don Fletcher, Rotiert Rcsscrer, Claude Hittcll and Mrs. W. W. Tyre. According to Hr. Hawley II. Seller of Tampa, president of FTIIA, the organiza­ tional structure or FTIIA and its afiliates in being red e­ signed to Improve the quality of program activities being rarrird on at both Hie slate and local levels hy Insuring maximum utilization of all combined resources, includ­ ing funds and personnel. AEC Sparks Off 'Power' Grab JACKSONVILLE (U P I) An Atomic Energy Commis­ sion offer In dclcgale sonic of ils regulatory |x>urr lo Flor­ ida sparked a power grab Monday by llirrc stale agen­ cies. Jtrprcscnlutlvcs from Ibe Male Department of Health, llie Railroad and Public Ulllilics Commission and (tic In­ surance commissioner’s of­ fice appeared before the le g ­ islative Council’s committee on nuclear Irgislalinn here lo make llieir bid from Uir of­ fered power. Hie AEC said Florida could lake over regulation of minor industrial and medical uses of radio-activity If the state I* capable of assuming such authority. However, the Federal Com­ mission stressed II planned to lunintuin control of "crilirul" radio-activity lor military and industrial use. 'Philly Story' Set For Rollins The Philadelphia K t o r y , sliming Candy Denier opens tunight on the ltuge of tbe Annie Uurm-II Theater at Uolliiis College. The play was made famous when Grace Kelly, then a Hol­ lywood nelie** played the part of the heroine in the movie*, “ High Society.” eo■tariing with Ring Crosby and Frank Hlnatra. Tirkcla an* on »ale at the Ikix office and curtain goes up at 8:30 p. m. president, Mr*. presiding. Units Goble, Serving Aboard LONG WOOD MAYOR A. R. Lommnn buys tieketn from Mrs. Susan Rnrbazon, president o f the Auxiliary to the Longwootl Volunteer Fire Dept., for Saturday's sixth annual Fried Chicken Din­ ner to ho s|H>»sored hy the Volunteers and the Auxiliary at the City I’ urk from *1 p.m. until 8 p.m. (Herald Photo) The Devotional*, given by Hie hostess, were troin the Imok of Ephesians in llie New English Bible. Mr*. Kny Sa»»man presented a program on Hie Far East about Korea and Hung Kong, their churches, schools, and . spi­ lt!*. The 11*13 Budget, read by Vr*. Nancy Parkinson, trea­ surer, was approved* also the riiany expenditures of the balance from Iasi year's Ba­ zaar. Mrs. Joe Smatilers ex­ plained llie remodeling plan for the church kitchen which the women are sponsoring. Plans for a Fellow shop Cov­ ered Dish Supper to Ik* held on April 21 were discussed. The Sewing Project for Sun­ set Gap, Tenn., was explained hy Mr*. Horry Sandusky, Early settlers In the United World Service Chairman. She suggested that the member* States depended on dehydra­ have a ch-un-oul-yuur closet ted buffalo meat for food. campaign lo help fill the Nixes provok'd in the Educa­ tional Budding of the ohurch for contributions. Plan* to hold the annual Bazaar on October IB till* year were approved. Refreshments of rake and coffee were served hy llie hos­ tess during a social hour that followed tile business session. (>tlicit present were Mrs. Richard lleelie, Mr*. P. 1). Anderson, Mis. John Pllley, Mr*. W. II. Harrison, Mr*, .lame* M Thompson. Mr* Ed Zimmerman, Mr*. Ted Brooklyn. Mr*. Marlon Lee, Mr*. Bernice Senkbcil, Mr*. Jis*eph Kith, Mrs. Harvey Pugh, Mrs, Margaret Ulmer and Mrs. F. E. Donaldson. James A. Burfleld, eommia* •nrymaii second via**, son of Mrs. Mary E. McCoy. Maple A v e n u e , is serving alxiard the high speed trans­ port, USS Diachenko, part of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force. Whrn you promise to “ call right back," bp sure to do *o. llihlcoff’s statements n m prepared for presentation to the subcommittee in auppmt of* n mass transportation bill aimed at helping ritie* solve their traffic problem*. Sen. Frank Lausche, D-Ohlo, opposed the hill, lie suid it uns unwarranted ititrrfi-rrm-n with state and local affairs. Itihiroff disagreed, but said each state and region should work out its own solution i t its own problems. “ No single answer ran nr should r»m « from Washington,’’ he suid. "Oidat40,50,60?' Man,GetWise!PepUp TWwiumla Mr |»Ttff at 701 Sn, It *on f. r| I**m» fa i-W fiy , mi 40. fWI*« fill quit 1>Lunin# If on *gr. U »uvaanl tu |r*-| )fHiBi|rr,ln (btm TtMik I nblru jt UiMw. Alai fug(KUilii) sturlo ntiHlowmbuily-i Iac« H IS# Irtlluti you roar t«l|"'taring old**. Pull jw-f* in Furfli w i n . 1 no IMm-|rrl prpiex. ftmrifrt,, $*4*? "pi* *4.qu*intrti ' lu a c*nH little*. AH druj^Ms* Boy Scout Expansion Program 'Outlined' A tremendous expansion of camping facilities for BoyScout* of the arc* was out­ lined Monday by C. D. Cald­ well, Executive Director of the Central Florida Council of Scout*. Speaking to members of Ibe Sanford Rotary Club, Caldwell predicted that hy I07o the present council o( 12.000 scout* will have reach­ ed 2G.OOO, and the present program of camping will be hopclcuty overrun. The Council presently ha* some 250 aerrs at Camp Lannehre, and plans call for the acquisition of 550 more acres to make a total of ft*! acres, all on one side of Uic lake, which Caldwell said ha* "a mile-long strip of sandy beach" . A set of colored slides were Hollers of Sanford crle. hrate* an historic automotive mdeslune (his month — llie building of Oldimoblle's 3,. 000,000th Rocket V’-H Engine, according l» Emmett Ferrell, By Jane Ca*»elberry general mgr. of the Sanford dealership. The Women'* Club of Cas­ Tim history of Rocket En­ selberry will meet at 7:30 gine development at oidsp. m Wednesday. Mrs. J. **. innhile clo'ely parallel* the history of Holler* in Sanford, Dunw'uody will give a Imok .Mr. Ferrell point* out, It was review on "The Everglade*" in 1!M3 that the firm opened by Marjorie Slone man Mont­ for business liere, and In the gomery. It) years which have elapsed A nominating committer the eompany has grown to a will Im appointed to *elcct total nf 31 employes and an a slate of officers for the annual vulume of more than election In April. 850 new and used cars. With Oldsmohilc’s sales In 19fn currently running over 10 per rent ahead of last year. Hollers is launching a 5 Mil­ lionth Bucket Scll-A-tiratioa this week to highlight the oc­ CUSTOM" FITTED casion, Mr. Ferrell said. Ob­ jective _of the drive 1* to aril 25 unit* In the next 111 day and SKAT ('t)V KItS period. B u sin e ss^A , UPW Approves New Budget- Briefs W Plans Events For The Year By Frances Wester The Association Meeting of the UPW of Ok- Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary was held at Hie home of Mr*. Robert llugcnstcin last Tuesday night with Uic WASHINGTON (U P I) — Sen. Abraham Itibicoffi D* Conn., told a Senate banking subcommittee today t h a t “ getting to work and getting home again is just a* import­ ant as getting to the moon.” But, the former cabinet o f­ ficer said. Congress i» spend­ ing billions to reach the nioon, but is merely talking at'iut spending millions to help com­ muters. Women’s Club Sets Meeting shown by Scout director Tom Albert, which outlined Uie plans further. “ Boys camp the yearround." Albert pointed out. “ Bui facilities are so far be. low our needs that camper* must often make reservations two to three months in ad­ vance." Plans call for more camp­ site', more facilities, equip­ ment, storage space, and im­ provements of other weekend campsites scattered around the central Florida area. "Boys are our greatest na­ tural resource," Albert said. “ Tile real objective of work­ ing with boys It to build good men." Caldwell pointed out Uiat the excellent facilities at Camp I-anochee received a highly favorable f>8 percent efficiency rating from inspec­ tors last tummcr. Plans for a fund drive are now underway in several of Hie six counties involved, with a goal of f 2T>0,ixjU set as a long-term Investment. B EER 1$ A N A T U R A L A* natural a* th# wholatoma grains and tangy hop* from which H it brawad, baar la Florida'* traditional bevsraga ot moderation, , . light, sparkling, delicious. And naturally. Florid*'* Brawlng Industry Is proud to ba • major purchasar ot Florida products and raw malarial*. For aiampla, th* Brawlng Industry It rttponslblt lor millions ot dollar* paid annually to Florida farmer* lor putpwood to ba mad* Into cardboard boiaa and cartons. Million* mor* ar* tpant for othar Florida matarials and tarvicat. In Florida, baar balonga... anjoy M. U N IT E D S T A T E S B R E W E R S A SSO C IA T IO N , INC. FLORIDA DIVISION M ANUFACTUR ED LOCALLY Hy Gator l.um lirr C um p sny building speclfiralinna. APPROVED • • (INVERTIBLE TIPSI Southern Builder FIIA A VA tu m rri your rsa rt BY Code Congress GATOR Lumber Co. Auto (ilUBS and Scat Cover Co, 301 W. 2nd IN FLORIDA 700 French Are. 322-R03I Ph. FA 2.7121 SALE! O R C H ID S IN BLO O M GOOD SELECTION (Srupeville Nursery FA 2-DXNii 2221 Grapevllle Aie. On® Cadillac in a million I With all its models, colors, interiors and equipment choices, NOTICE it is possible to specify a Cadillac that will never be duplicated. No other fine car even comes close' Any Informallun concerning or leading to the to providlnn Cadillac’s opportunity for self-expression. No wonder It's Cadillac's greatest yearl diHcovery of the 1.8*1 Will and Tcrttnment of OIUk K. Muntifield will be liberally rewarded. Write Box 42, c/o The Hanford Herald. VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUJHORIZED DEALER HOLLER M O T O R SALES CO. Cor. 2nd & Palmetto �* G o i n g IIY LA R R Y VKRSIIF.L !t'» supposed to l>e hushhush, but the* City snd County Commission will be meeting jointly Thursday night to talk over mutual problem* . . . . Haven't found out where the meriting ia yet . . . We querled City Manager W. K. Knowles about the get-togeth­ er and Pete *aya the purpose i* for both hoards to iron out any differences. It would be a good id«w if our governing bodies held a meeting with the pres* to iron out their difference*. • • • A c o n v e r s a t io n w it h JOHN FITZPATRICK: REPORTER: Wlmt time is that secret meeting Thurs­ day? FITZPATRICK: 7:30 p. m. • • • D o w n T h e W E A T H E R : Considerable cloudiness with possible showers throutfh Thursday. High today. 70-75. Low tonight, 15-50. VOL. 5.1 United Press U a tcd Wire Established 1008 WED.. MARCH «. HIM SANEOUI). FLORIDA Pig Invasion Yanks Were Yolunteers-JFK WASHINGTON t i l l ) President Kennedy said today the four American flieia kill <il in the I OffI Ruy of Pigs in vasion of Cubn were "serving llieir country" ori a complete ly voluntary hnsls. The chief eexe-utive declined to aay speeifirnlly, however, whether they were employed by the Central Intelligence Agency or by sumo other gov­ ernment agency. Floods Leave Kennedy told his news con­ ference nil he rouhl say ven* that tlie four were "serving tlieir country” and that it uus it "voluntary” flight over Cuba. The men all were from the llirmingham. Ala. area. Their widow* have continued to reeelve 1225 each every two weeks, reportedly from a Cen­ tral American -uti C..»tio group. The checks, drawn on Rank­ was that It was losing saltiers Trust Co. of New York, Itnlr with one engine out. Kennedy- said "a good many have lieen received l.y Mrs. Riley W. Shumhuiger Jr., Americans” have Inst their Mr*. Wade C. tit ay, Mrs. lives in the service of their Thomas Willnul liny and Mr*. country in the last I.T years. I.ee J-'. Ilaker. Then he added that ill the The four fliers were report­ struggle against roinmunlaiu ed to have been lost when it is not always "helpful" to their plane crashed, apparent­ go into great detail oil the ly fly ing a support mission I circumstances of such epifor the Ray of Pig* invader*, strifes. The last repott from the piano ... Vote registrar’s office will be moved into the courthouse by the summer. , . , Cost sav­ ings of some Stott by lettlllg county clews do the Job In­ stead of contract. . . . All that remains is the legulity of moving the books. . . , Con­ ference this morning between Camilla llruce. County A t­ torney Harold Johnson and Clerk Art llcckwith to cheek into the problem. • • • Q t; K S T I O N FROM A NORTH ORLANDO LADY: "A te this yeni’s candidates going to count their own votes like last year’s did?” Did they r e s l-l-> ? * • s Tlie name of Gary Maples was unintentionally left oil the list ol Sanford’s State Champion All-Stars, lie played a fine game, loo. Sorry. Gary. • • U. S. Disrupts Talks, Rejis Say GENEVA ( I ' l l ) —The 80- vict Union today rhniged tlie United States wttli dl.-ruptlng nuclear test bar m* jotiations in order to equln West Ger­ many with i.tomie weapon*. Soviet negotiator Semyon K. Tsarnpkln said it w *» "ob­ vious” tlie United States wu* not prepared to reach agree­ ment since it* foreign policy "ia mined at the nuclear arm­ ament of Germany anil the creation of * NATO multilateial nuclear (nice.” “ Though practically die* r u p t i n g negotiation*,” he rhurged, "lire United State* dues not want to uecept re­ sponsibility for this . . . . but procrastinate* and attempt* to complicate negotiations.” Tsarapkin'* angry spee.-li followed a United State* ap­ peal to the Soviet* to drop tlie ” numl«ci> game" m the negotiation* In favor of parallel talks on liotli the number of inspections and tlie tcchtiirul detail* of them. U. S. Ambassador ( ’baric* C. Stclln told tlie 17-nation eonfereneu that the funda­ mental requirement to hrruk the nuelear deadlock i* some flexibility on the pall of tlie Russians “ to mutch Western reasonableness.” .icrn»» four slate* wai blam­ ed for ul least It death*. National Guard units were called out to prevent looting of abandoned home* at Leb­ anon. Ohio, and resident* of Mineral. Ohio, were told tu boil their drinking water. Many snow-swollen tribu­ taries appeared to hate pass­ ed their crest hut the mighty Ohio continued to rise. Ice jams and more rain posed n e w threats of extensive Hooding. Alliens, Ohio, was com­ pletely isolated and l.lioo pc. *oiis l-.incliidl -c 7 U Ohio ! Uni.csl.y stud. .Is - aha. dom'd tlieir h> ines when Hie Hocking River swept away railway track bedding and covered all highways leading into Hie city. Citizens ami amateur radio operators kept contact with isolated area* in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. At Pittsburgh the swollen Ohio crested slightly below llood stage hut Hoods contin tied on the Monongalicla to the South. Gov. William W. Scranton and I'rcstdcnl Ken­ nedy wrre asked lo declare Carnegie, Pa , and oilier communities disaster area*. Thunderstorms and heavy Charter Meeting Set Thursday The Casselberry Hoard of Aldermen and the Charier Conintlllee will sil in ronltntied session at 7:30 pin. Thursday at the Town Hall for the pur|Mi.*e of bringing before the public further dis­ cussion on (tic pniposrd new charter. The announcement w as made today hy Mayor Fred Heath wlio said that all in­ terested residents are invited to attend tlie meeting. • Residents of S o u t h e a s t Sr-minutc County are being warned hy law officials to "bo on tlie alert . . . the rut's on the prowl again.” One home In the area already gone into . . . no sounda heard, no tracks found. • • • Seminole County s c h o o l 1Inl.l 1•-■■. along w ith ail others in tlie state's public schools, will enjoy a two-day holiday March 14-15 when tlie Florida Education Association holds its annual convention at Jack­ sonville. Rids for two school building projects will be opened at 10 a. in. March 12 hy the School Hoard in special session. Rids me for five classrooms and renovating the library at ('rooms High School and sci­ ence rooms, music rooms and « shop building at Lyman High School. s • • Dclmar h«» not only closed down h»r« but also given up i t Florida end t l“sed ticeie plant in M.s^u NO. M2 lie * iriont* of F o re s t rains continued to drench the South. Rome, On . re|uirtrd more than four inches ol ruin in 21 hours. E. S. M cl'A L L Congress Okay On Tax Bill Seen - SKSS h q.p E ^ w * BRIEFS Man Eater Push Proyram Forest City’s Second Ciive-ln Hillbilly S t a r s Die In C r a s h Mixing* Suit Two Believed Dead In Killy Hawk Jet Crash Edward McCall Dead At 57 TOKYO (U P D — tT. S. Navy authorities today disclo-ed tlie. death of one officer 1*1.1 prt 1 rt la driltt -1 .motion ns a rr»illl of an aliplanr clash Monday nboarel tho air­ craft earlier Kilty* Hawk. A third officer was seriously in­ jur *-*1. I.t. John C. Shociuukcr. Oak Ilitthor, Wash.. wnkilled. I.t. Cdr. Janie* J Wil­ son Jr., nl*u uf Oak Harbor was pre-umed dead and I.t. 1 dr. William It. 1 nry, of Out. Ilatlior, wn* injuicd. An enlisted man, aviation niM-hanlr (Tunics M. Eus­ tace, wa* recovered from the son without serious injury. "The accident occurred when mi A.'IZ Skywauiur n w turning at night from a rou­ tine training mission was landing aboard tho Kilty Hawk in the Pacific Ocean about .'lull mile* south of Tokyo." the Navy said. "Tlie aircraft was ap­ proaching Kitty Hawk when Cary, the landing signal o ffi­ cer, waved the pilot off. The plan*, sliuck the after end of the flight dick and bolted in­ to tin air. Pieces of the air­ craft catapulted across tlie flight deck and struck t arey in the legs. He sufficed com­ pound fiaitlire* of holh leg*. .x-i * C ity today w ere lioctyniinjf n b it apprehensive Hint th e ir com m u n ity tuny be M W A . . . ?,( j *^> "g o in jj down the d rain .” G eo rg e Janssen, w h o ...(•v-y re-idc-c nt the end of Forest *t * • ' I.nk6 Olive Went, awoke one morning two weeks ago to find a large hole right outside NEW DELHI (L T D — Ids rear door. Tlie ground had Chandra Riianu Gupta, chief actually raved In. Ho had the minister of Uttar Pradesh, 1hole fill.*! lust week. TTiis morning Janssen arose said today that a man eating to find a »till larger hole next tiger lias killed 111 per-ons to tlie west line of hi* prop­ in the northern part of his erty. Till* hoi,. tocUMired ‘Jo Mate. feet in diameter itml 17 feet deep. * ViOs. V «• Road Supt. J. U. Lavender, WASHINGTON (U PD — who investigated today, said Rep. William (' Cramer, ill he had l*en informed hy Fla.), says he will push for neighbor* in tin' vicinity that | their well* have been pumping I an accelerated re-eareh pro­ gram to do uway with the muddy water and xund fur "red tide'' which kills ftsh several weeks. He nddivl only time will tell off Florida's west coast. if this pumping is the cause I of tlie rave-ins. He barricade,! ( the present hole uiul -aid he 1 ST PETERSIIURG (U PD will let it stund for some time—TIk* Task Force on Space to "nvvuit development*.” Sciences will recommend The present hole is to the $Ro R million hr spent hy 1971 U A .M D E N , TVitn. ( U P I ) — lln w knh nw H n w . west of Jntis-rn'* property to implement Florida's uni. . . kins, C'uwlroy i ’upns ntui P a ls y ('lin e , Htnrs o f coun­ versity system to need* of n" ’1 •n” »»«'.li*st.*ly north of tr y imtsic'a fim tril Gruttil O le O p ry, w ere killed in the spare age, the St Peters1 very end of tlie Forest th e m o d i o f llie ir antnll plutic Tu esd ay n ig h t duriutf lathe Drive WcM right-ofburg Times has reported. bad w eath er, a u th o rities reiwirted tod ay. way And it is just rnst of tlie T h e three, nlongr w ith Mi.is ('lin e 's m an ager, property line of 1, Fore-t Lake |Randy Hughe*, were eu rmito Academy-owned citrus grove. TALLAHASSEE tUI’ l) — to Nashville, Imuiu o f tlm Actually, Lavender said, A suit seeking desegregation Grand Ole Opry, from u of all public facilities in the hole I* In (lie middle of an old dedicated road right, benefit show ill kun a- City Tallahassee and $1 million wlieii their pluuo went down. in damages for five Florida of-wuy which lias never been Highway patrolmen wlu» AAM University students will ueecplcd Ity Seminole County. 1 re ached the scene o f the crash, l»e heard In Federal Court The iledii at ion is so old. In- j WASHINGTON (U l’ l l — added, it Im* never In'cii tie- , here Thursday. Miami llravh offered more aluml three mile* from lha t u milled who deeded tile cash on Ihe barrel, hut San Tennessee River near tills right-of-way to the county. Francisco ottered California's West Tennessee town, rndioed Hut tills morning Forest WASHINGTON (U PD — electoral vole Tuesday as Ihe Imclt this morning that four The Public Health Service City residents were quipping two cities vied for the lUlli ho,In-* weru fuuiid in tho and wondering about tlie fuwreckage. reported Tuesday that less GOP convention. A fire lower watchman fir -t Ilian half uf the nation's pre­ turn of their community. Will The group* representing school eliildieti are protect it aluml or will it fall 7 the eilic* appeared hi'fmu tlie spotted the wreckage after **'* *, '4ai,,st polio and still less llcpuhliroii convention site dawn broke across the lull against diphtheria, whooping committee at the final session country where several resi­ cough and tetanus. of a two day closed meeting. dent.- leportcd they had seen Gov. Farris Rryant of Flor­ the Piper Coniuiulio piano ida. a Democrat, s.lid Miami rlrcling. Thunder.term* rated purReach vva* offering Muo.ooo MEMPHIS (U PD - South' , eastern Methodist leaders ap­ in rash pin* n rent free hall thut* o f Tennessee during tho Special session of (tie Coun­ lime and visibility In thn and other services. proved a resolution Tues­ ty Commission Im* h en rail­ day night declaring it is Ihe Mayor George Christopher Camden m m was reported I ed fur early Thnisdny after­ right and duly of ministers of Salt Francisco sail Rial poor. noon to approve a resolution and laymen to express them­ The three sta rs and H u g h e s lit* city had offered $350,000 outlining a county.widr priselves on current social plui more cash from the sale landed nt D ye rsh u rg , Tcnn. maty ami sermidaty road Imissues, including Ihe contro­ of souveider program* and about li pin., then took o ff piovemenl prog rum, it was versial race question. fo r N a sh v ille w ith fuel fo r 0tlicr items. r,'polled hy County Clcik A r­ Space Poost 4,000 Homeless Memo to Joe Raker: Since we’re cracking down on court­ esy parking , , . check on aome court house officials . . . <11 nit Judges on where they junk their vehicles. « • • Second Cave-In In Area (F ltr ^ c t n f n r ii l e n t i l * The word is that there will be another examination for po-tmuster . . . That's on th< level! • • • Remember away hack when the C o u n t y Co nnrisaion agreed to give the AltamonteSprings Ultrary <1,000 . . . We wondered what happened and found out there's some legal woes and an attorney general opinion haa been asked for. I realize that’s not mneli of a Hews item . . . I uiran about the board asking for the word „ y t n llH |.rr„ international from Dick Ervin. .1 . „ . ._ . . , Ice Jatnrd flood waters IreHan’t forget that basic sieged new towns and cities course in sinniansliip nt the today and kept nearly 4.000 Courthouse tonight at 6. persons from their homes in the Ohio River Valley. A 10We can take down that inch snowfall slugged the up­ VAII-ii "Welcome hoine" nuw. per Midwest and thunder­ It’s going to gel wet. storms hatlcred the South. Eight home* being eonThe surge of flood waters strueted over at NAS for tire big brass. • • • There will be u ruffle o ff at the Fanners’ Auction Satur­ day night mi nil the used courtesy parking enn in the city. • • • Gene Tucker once told me I cun use the Florida State l.ot . . . wont until that exit by llurpco Seed Co. is puved. • • • D r a i n ? r:-4 a-d r A|c('aCL promlbusinessman ntnt Is Ih mot.I nt, and v iortsm.it), died at his j i -*■ rarly T esdsy after a i.y illness. lie was born April 6. 1903, in Oviedo and had mudr his home In Sanford lor the past 3S years, where ho lived at (ill) E. Mill St. McCall was a member of the First P r e t h y I c r I a n (hurt'll, the Elks Midge, past president ol the Sanlord Lions (Tub, past president of the Florida Scrdman's Assn., and president of Ihe Seminole County Sportsman's As»n lie was Ihe manager of Ihe llurpoc Seed Company al Jon West First SI. Survivors im hole hi* wi dove, Mrs Margaret McCall; one son, Edward 8. McCall Jr.; one daughter, Susan; three grandchildren, Edward III, Stephney and Park* Ma son. all of Sanford. Also three brothers, II R , George Emmell. IkiIIi of San lord and Warren of Oviedo. Services have been ached olid for 10:30 a in. Thursday al the Hrsl Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Grover Sewell officiating. Ilurial will lie in Evergreen Cemetery. The family has requested that in lieu ol flow era. dona lions he made to the Cancer 1Fund llrisMin Funeral Home is 111 charge ol arrangement*. WASHINGTON lU I’ l ) —rC 'IIISII U TC President Keniwsly said today GAINESVILLE (U P D — he la'lieve* Congie-s will pus* riurlda Coach Ituy Graves h tax reduction hill including ""W l,m Klor"important elements" of the kla-Jllami f o o t b a l l game revenue- raising reforms con,M *'* AliumU. lamed in hi* original pro­ Orange Howl in tin futuie were preuiatllie. posal, Thr* chief executive told a I Two Cilies Vie For Convention Neglect Hit County To Okay Final Road Plan Gets The Okay Now Point Boss r- e n iv v e m iT H A N K K .R T g .V " . . ■!*• ’ Germany - ! T"/ 1 ''' " thur II. Ilecl-with Jr. The five County Commission rllliml,Pr (lf Com"••••'•« k '* of ihe 5th U. S. Army Corps, will return to the United States to Ihtoiiic command­ ant ol cadets al Ihe U. S military aradetny at West Point. N Y.. according lo all alinmineeiiiellt here. Top Award HOLLYWOOD (L T D "Lawrence ol Arabia," a ma jor contender in Ihe Arad Piny Award race (Ids year. Tuesday night won five awards including that for the year's hrsl dramatic movie al the annual Hollywood Forrun Press Association Gold «n Glola* award*. Murder Charge MIAMI (U PD _ |’.dice arrested hoodlum John Manante ami charged him with first degree murder Tuct day in the slaying of Joseph (Mushy) Moscajduio Mos eardinu was found face up in a parking lot neur ti* North Miami Reach apartincut Tuesday-two 33-call1s t slugs 111 Ihe idlest anil one in the lure. ...... range planning iHimmlttee for road loemlu-i* nod other ilitcreMcd pel suns will journey to l i e L a n d Thursday afternoon when the Count Commission will pre­ sent the resolution lo Stale Ihuid Ih'pnitmciil officials al I p. til. Young Sailor Admits 'Rape' NORFOLK, Va. (U PD — A young tailor confessed Tues­ day night lie strangled and raped a 11 year-old girl lie had met Ihrough a baby siller ail tlie girt I1111I poded in a self service laundry lorrn Neal Dtlfficld, 23, said he killed Gwendolyn Connie Padgrll alter picking The Altamonte S p r i n g s her up Monday night al Hie I'.ivvo Council is expected to niitomatie laundry where she IM'CI, w alling Inr him wild Dvr gnthnriro advertising on ruoolder brother. *truction hid* for thr first Dulliehl. wlm haa a wife phlui.e uf its new Munieipal anil a 10 inonlh-old sun, was Water System anil plant 111 , W today'* H p. III. meeting ill the charged with murder, rape and grand larceny. Town Hall. Also expected will Ire a re'port from Ihe Stale Hoard of 1Health on whether or not enPage IU Rmlge glueerlng a n d ronatruiltou Page :i-A Classified plan- for tho plant were »<•• psgi- *J-A Comb* ci ptulile ns piesented two Page III Hear Abby ... week* ago hy ougilirci Haloid Page I -A Editorial Itudcllffe. Page !• Kntci Iniiiiueiit ItiTiuiiiiing items 011 to­ I .egills Page I 'J - J-A : A night'* agenda me strictly Page 'J A Puzzle routine *0 far. Town Clerk Siaiety Page 10 & II .Inn Palmer mill Ihi* morn­ Page h Spoil* ing. Council To Talk Building Bids Herald Index tluee lumrs. M i * llu g l.rs said In N a s h ­ ville that her husband, w ho was piloting the plane, had telephoned from Dyer-hurt; and raid the fo u r "w o u ld bu home soon.” ('apt. I'la n k Julies o f lha E u - tent A lt Rescue Center at R o b in * A i r Fu rre llnse, said there were reports Hint tho piano inter via* seen eireling vvilli its engine off. M is s Cline, of W inchester, Ya., w n* named "u u M ta n d in g female voi-ulint” la st ye a r h y euuutiy and w estern m usia publi, atioiis. Sin* became a u ,p O p ry re gu lar in •tU*’.*. A m o n g her b igge st h its lu rie re s,’* "She’s Got You,” and "Heartaches." Havvkiii* was a West Vir­ ginian who had been with tIm Opry eight year*. His wife ia Jean Shcpuid, another Opry st.r. o -ih.l of l.u latter known song* were "Slow Poke," ".Solider’s J- y " and "Twenty Mile* from Shore.” Tin* four Look part in a benefit allow in Kansu* City Sunday night for the family of CuelU* Jack Call, a disc jockey killed last year in an automobile accident. At North O rla n d o __ b:s final position mi wia-thcr to accept a lax cut bill with■ out reform- would have to de|M'rnJ mi what Congress fin­ ally does with Ilia requests. Rut he insisted that "the bc»l program is (I m- one we sent up which provides for IUI.5 billion in tax reduction* A three-mall Ninth Orlan­ meeting wc-ie Couiieilmeli and |:i,25 liilliou n'venui* in do Counril T uesday night Itiiel Stripling end W. W. Antax leforiut.’' del-on, tllo village tieu-Uier. waived any liiseusaion of a An oiiliuunc-e was read by 1100 law suit brought against 1Mayor Frank Fnsula diawing Correction tin- village hy Pirkerell Spoils 11 sugge.ted li-ii.o agu-'ineiit Mis* Rena McKenzie came Simp of Orlando until a h-gi- between tlie villugo and the in second place in the Mrloder hie copy of item* named in North Orlando Volunteer Fite Heart (Jucen contest, instead thr »uit could be secured, and Dept, for ucv of the fire tluek of third, as a recent picluie all eouucil nirmbor* were and all equipment. caption erroneously staled. In present. Any action on the agroethird place was Miss Nyleene Alisent wi:hout explanaUoi^ meiit was shelved pending Albers. 1from the icgulur monthly j joint diseuxiou on teruu uf Council Puts Off Law Suit Kass'e I DIt. UIIAItl.KS W. .MESIIIEIL Chief S taff <Hficer o f Heavy Attack Winjr One umi a w h a irmun o f the Joint Cruaude Drive, jn epaieii lu linni; the V All-5 airplane at the 100 i>er cent mark on the Sanford NAS Joint Crusade seoreboard. V A Ii-o if first unit to tally 100 (a-r rent in cur­ rent drive. j thr Ic-u-e, however, (!outk-ilmull Rob Stepliensoii flatly fluted thut tho firemen would bo "fouls to sign any such paper" after hearing it read. Turn* call for the departtin lit to he responsible for ail repairs and o|>cratiiig costs of the truck, including gasoline; agreement not to use it or any other equipment in violation of federal, state or municipal luws: cam and diligence in, pieventing d a m a g e ; to pro­ vide, after six monlhs, its own insurance and to allow Hi*, village inspection right* at any time. Tho council, after uu In­ spection and a mujority agreement on findings eun Void the lease following 15 days notice lu the dcpailmeul and a hvut ing. Ill other business the volun­ teer service * of Mrs. Mollic Suiter and Mrs. Lucy Fairburn to serve as election o ffi­ cials mi Mulch ill wen, ac­ cepted; Candidate* present at Hit meeting agreed to "knock on doors” this weekend in mi effort tu bring up voter reg­ istration j Council okayed payment of a 154-02 bill from tho Ameri­ can | a F r a n c e ("o. for a new axle on the^fno duck. 1 �r 100 3;a;9iB i8IR i® IS iin iE Your dreams come true with 100 E xtra Plaid Stam ps PLAID STAMPS P ’! •« With this coupon and purchase of “ ^ g.V00 «r more. ltrdrentable mil, al \AP *-!«rr. xninr „ ___ plaid Slump* in Florida. Georgia, «*r jg j iM South Carolina. **•'** J r. Limit one coupon per adull ruslomrr. Jax. 3-9-83 — iS Coupon good through March 9, |(Jj - T wJ » r Irfo !l.y- -TT 1 ■. *>■*■ 1 .» » ! ■' L IN D A W EBB . . ., n . . 4A • •4 ••Super-Right” W estern Sniture Cul • L A M B . : ■ JODI, F l a i l , CH ARLE S It A HUN C' N O IU IA N I.KACII JOHN O YLE R A L L G O O D S U G A R C U R E D S L IC E D 10 To Compete 49‘ Shoulder Roast lb, SCOTT .MAI,HON (2db. Pktf. 77c) In District Play Ten monilHirH o f the Suminulfl High School Hand will take part In nolo competition at the IJi.itriel Five Florida ItandnmHlor'a Hand and Uiulimlru ronti’dl in LcetihiirK, Saturday. All rompotitom must earn a Superior rating at thin rontont In order to l>« eligible to ntlmid tin* ita t« jt ' W/lfi *. : R O NNIE FEHD .1 1 K A M IL L A COLLINS Posse Grabs Florida Swamp Rat Fugitive CAMILLA (U PI)—A craf- hunting lodge about 10 miles iy Florid* fuglllvo who uxed "awamp r*t” tactic* to elude • poise and bloodhound* for /our day* In the windinir ploughs of aouthweit Georgia waa captured Tuesday night •n the bunks of tho Itrhnwuy Creek In Mitchell County. Jamea Nelson Shearer, an expert backwoodsman wanted for shooting the police chief of Arlington, (la., told officials lie deftly biased a xlgiagglng trail In and out of waist deep water to throw sensatlvs-nosed hounds off course. But the wily, wlll-o'-thowilp escaper fell capture to two hunting lodge operator* he thought did not know his Identity. "The hounda couldn't get an accurate nose in his scent when he waded In the water," said Georgia Huremi of Invoatlgallon (GUI) agent McCul­ lough Harris. "He w o u l d brush against growth first oil one aide of the creek hank and then tho other in order to leave scents everywhere." Harris said Schearer had Juat debarked from a row bout ha had stolen when ho walk­ ed upon C. H. Cox and Donald Hayea near their river vinw west o f Newton. The two inch, who eurllnr yesterday hud been with a 100 man posse ■ e a r c h I'n g for ftchcarer, recognised the fug­ itive and "threw n deer rifle on him before he could turn around," Harris said. The captors said Shearer hail a llii-rnllbor pistol ho had taken last Saturday from Police Chief J. II. Taylor III hla belt hut nindo no attempt to reach for it. Cox and llayea then brought him to the Mitchell county jail hero where he spent the night. Services Set For Mrs. Futch Funeral service* have been scheduled at graveside in the Chuluota Cemetery at 2 p m. Thursday for Mr*. Amy Lea Futch, 47, of Chuluota. Mrs. Futch met accidental death In a fire In her trailer home Monday. She was bom in Pelham, Ga., April 11, 1U1S and had made her home In Chuluota for the past five years. She was a member of the Primi­ tive Baptist Church. Survivors include her hus­ band, -Lee of Chuluota, a sis­ ter, Mrs. Loin Hoggin of Apopka; father, D. J. Coop­ er of Pelham, Ga. and sev­ eral oilier brother and lis­ ters in Pelham. Her aunt, Mrs, Jackson Lodge lives in In Sanford, Hev, Charles Swaggerly will officiate at the service*. Ilrlsson Funeral Home la in charge of arrangement*. Billy Graham In Seclusion H O N O L U L U (U P I) — Kvangeliat Hilly Grahum, who was forced lo withdraw from hla plannrd Far Hast crusade because of Illness, plans to spend the next sev­ eral weeks in seclusion on tho Hawaiian Islands. Graham was released from St. Francis Hospital Tuesday alter five days of tests and treatments for Inflammation of the largo and small in­ testines, His phyalcian. Dr. Richard Chang, said tho evangelist wos under strict orders to rest and continue hla convalcscrqce in Hawaii. " I believe God has set me aside for a brief time so he can speak lo me," Graham said. " I hope to renew my evangelistic activities in Paris nn May 10 with renew­ ed spiritual and physical vi­ gor." I 9 i 1 conn-si III in .Miami in .May, Itaiidinustrr Ernest Cowley nuld today. Four of the soloists *rr> sen­ iors including Hand Captain Charles lUtuiii, who will en­ ter tho field of student con­ ducting. Ronnie Fchd, drum major of the hand will solo on the timpani, Barbara Miller on the clarinet and Kutuillu Col­ lins on the clarinet. Other soloists include Nor­ man Leach, trumpet; John Oyler, Alto saxophone; Joel Fchd, flute, Mike Corbin, tuba, Scott Mulbon, cornet and Lin­ ds Webb, cornet. Tim student soloists and ensembles will Ito accompa­ nied by David Wuiboidt, Mrs. Clyde Humphrey and Mrs. Richard Dcas. In addition lo the solo num­ bers, eight ensemble* are scheduled as follows; Brass quartet, Tommy MukIn, John Horner, Gary Ben­ nett and Frank Belsltn. Horn quartet, Hoy Green, Bob Willink, Topper Avene! and Bill Duxbury, Trombone, Tommy Muhin, Tommy King, Gary Benett and Gary Patterson. Trumpet trio, Norman Leach, Scott Mulbon urul Mike Corbin. Clurinet quartet, EdtlU* Hubbard, Terry Itebuii, Sarah Flexer and Denver Vodoplch. Clarlm-l quartet number two, Barbara Miller, Kamilla Collins, Dottle J online and John Sauls. Sax quartet, John Oyler, Ed Wagner, Bob Best and Steve Blair. Flute quurtel, Jo*-I Fetid, Bette Iluyes, Marianne Hum­ phreys and Betty Lou Corbin. The Majorettes will also compete at the ssiiio contest with Donna pl iers, Judy Bedwell, Snndi Wright, Susan Perkins, Maureen Moughton, Freddie llerryhill, all sched­ uled for solos and Joan Jones and Susan Brown in s duel. Thu entire band will bo playing two overt tin t and a march for competitive scor­ ing, ns well as sight reading scores which they have never seen before. Tin- group will leave the high school in bus­ es at n a.m. Saturday. Billy The Kid? I Didn't Do It WASHINGTON (U l'lt — Micliuel G. Beckett, a new 1Slate Hepiii Intent Foreign Service officer, told inquiiiiig senators Tuesday that liu had no way or knowing who killed Billy tlie Kid. T H E BAMHOO G A LLE R Y , u pari o f tint Mitl-Hurltlii Country CIuI/h “ I don't jieve a television nhowenno o f tho creative painting anil Hketrhing o f Central Florida In set,” Heckutl explained. toured by Mr*. .Mildred Habcock, Sanford A r t AHttuciution president and Beckett, L’J, of Long Bruch. liuat Joseph liurenatein, executive director o f the country club. Calif., was being questioned (Heruld Photo) by the ScnsU Foreign Rela­ tions Committee as a '•sample member of the newest rlnss of Foreign Service officers” up fur routine confirmation by the Senate. Sanford artists, along with study the work o f local art­ Frissel, Sen. George Aiken, ll-V t, Horenslein's Interest in set asking questions about Ameri­ others from all over Central ists, and we lutvo some very Florida, will have tln-ir work fino ones all throughout this is long standing, he said and can history said "Who killed ho formerly served sa silver- Hilly the Kid.” hung on display at the newly- part of Uis state." Using director of the Ameri­ Beckett replied lie didn’t decorated Mid-Florida Coun­ Certified artists ami uit as­ can Artists magazine. know. try Club on Hwy. 421, begin­ sociation officials have been invind to contact lloicnstrin ning Friday. Joseph Iloreiistein, execu­ at the cluli, (which is markud tive director has dedicated the by the big stonu pillars, just use of tha club house and epa- w$st of tha entrance to B*ncioua dining room Bamboo Undo Bprings) fur a schedul­ Gallery a* a permanent show, ed banging of their work." Any infuriuuliun concerning or Ivoding (o tha case for artist* o f Central Hanford artists whose paint­ Florida. ings will be some of the first disco very o f (he Lust Will nnd T « hI ament of "Art will be a special fra- to l « displayed in the new ture of tho club," HorsnsUin setting will be Mis. Mildred (Jills E. Mansfield will b* lllwrtlJy rewardedMid. "School art classes and Habcock, Mrs. Beth Gregory, other group* will be Invited Mrs. fteorgia Ball, Mr. and Write Has 42, r/ » The Sanford Herald. to make plans for tours Mrs. Georgu Dodson, Jo* through tho clubhouse, and MuUtitux and Mrs. Muthiide Artists To Display Work M i .A .% M IKE COKIIIN House Ready Stanley Service To Cut Powell Set Thursday Budget Request Funeral service* for Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Curtii Stanley, who died Sunday fol­ lowing a tainting accident, will bo held at 11 a.m. Thurs­ day from tha Gramkow Fun­ eral Chapel with Hev. Her­ bert Goers* ofliciating. Bur­ ial arrangements are incom­ plete. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley came to Sanford five year* ago from Canton, Ohio. She was 47 years of age and a member or the Amish Church. Surviving are sisters, Mra. Lloyd Blankmbaker ol Morocco, Ind., Mr*. Dave Hoslettler of Kokumo, Ind., and Mrs. William Yoder of Homcsvillc, Ohio; brothers, Noah Anderson of Nspance, lad., and ’ Ell Anderson of Homesville. Mr. Stanley was 31 years of age and was a security of­ ficer at Dynatronics. Surviv­ ing are his daughter. Mils Linda St.inley of Canton; his father, Tracy C. Stanley, of Albany, N. Y.; a brother, G. It. Stanley, ot St. Louis, Mo., and a sister, Mrs, Beryl Hartman, nf Albany. WASHINGTON (U P I) — The House today was pre­ pared to approve a cut of more than 40 per cent In tho budget Rep. Adam Clayton Powell requested for hla edu­ cation and labor committee It appeared that Powell would absorb the thinly-veiled slap at him from a distance. He is reported In Puerto Rico. The controversial New York Democrat had the con­ solation that some of his Re­ publican critics will be hurt­ ing equally as much Ira n tha $148,000 budget awl ordered by a House administration subcommittee. IIouso leaders planned to take quick action today u. ’•* suls'onmi it tee’s recommenu • tion of $200,000 for Fowall’a committee. Republican member* of Powcll'a commit to** feur that because of the budget cut, Powell will give them little or no monry for a staff. Ollier congressional news: Detection: The Benute-House Atomic Energy Commission recalled Dr. Carl F. Romney, assistant chief o f tha Air Force Technical Applications Center, for further testimony on the latest propose*! system of detecting clandestine un­ MIAMI (U P I) — A Cuban derground nuclear explosions. refiigee said Thursday lie be­ Romney said Tuesday the new lieves tho Bust!sus are try­ system would work hotter ing to foul the United States than the old one on big blasts, by removing their iruupi but nut so well on small ones. Menial; Tha American j from Cuba in daytimo and Medical Association AM A, In bringing them back under testimony prepared for a Sen- cover uf durknrss, Tlie null, Jose A. Farina, ate- health subcommittee, en­ dorsed President Kennedy'* was one of »H new exiles proposal to pul a mental hos­ from Cuba who arrived here Tuesday alward a Red LTuss pital In every community. The A.M A said present treatment chartered plane. Asked if lie had seen So­ in lilg stats- hospitals amounts viet troupe leaving Cuba, In “ Isolating the mentally ill.” Farina indicated lie had, hut Taxes: Democratic congres­ said he Ix-lleved “ they're just sional tenders Monday charg­ t,iking them out in the da>ed that Republican claims lime from Havana ami tiring that flU lift million run he lug (hem luck at night at cut harmlessly Irom Presi­ the othrr end of the island." i dent Kennedy's fiscal pro­ Most of Bin exiles told sub­ gram wer*. “ wild” and ‘‘Hlog- stantially the same story ol leal.” The Democrats chal­ mounting deprivation ' a n *1 lenged (lie GOP to submit a hardships in Cuba—except for bill uf pailiculars for tha pro­ Dr. Juliun F. Haldur, who posed cuts.” Rep. Frank T. said “ things are not very Row, (R-Uhiu), chairman uf bad in Cuba " the GOP task force on ivuno“ There arc no loud short­ my, retorted that “ wo have ages, aud I've never seen tha bill of particulars pre- anytaid) hungry, despite ra­ psied, and u« any good law­ tioning," said nrldiir, an cmyer does, we will file it when jployo of thr Cuban Depart It is most appropriate." ment uf Health. Reds Fooling, Refugee Says Only t( m 1’ “ Super-Right1* F m h ly . “ Super-Right” Western Select BEEF LIV E R Ground Beef 3 lbs. $129 lb. 39* p ■ sm i l i m W TZ E© Jan* Parker Freshly Baked CHERRY PIES s ijn my T n en 2 3 E x trm P M * Stamp* Special! B< With Ihla coupon * purthaaaof IT B I'ure Honey ■1 Si* I'/a-Lb. Ann Page y Jane Parker Freshly Baked ] Pkg. Of I Hot Cross Buns 37c Spanish Bar Cake 29c rnimmimmm Jane Parker Iced Spire I-Lb- I-Ox. Loaf l>el Mont* Scummed GREEN PEAS m 2 Tumaloee Fruit Cocktail Or Yellow Cling Peorhra \m m iw w m * ? © 23 per Iwille 8»c j j -’j 11m Cana 39c Campbelt'e Frozen or Cap'n Johns* Ijl-O*. Cane Coupon good through March 9 B: 5 Sliced Cheese B < With thla roupon A purch — Holtlr (If 60 B - Hufferin i Lb. Q Q C Mel-O-Bit AmrricanC, Pimento or Swisa IZ-Oz. Pkg. P M * Sii Oyster Stew ii 3/$i.OO -ricklr Patch Sweet Mixed or Whule Kother 2 • Lb. Jar Dill Pickles 29c U fa t io n a l Peanut W e e k ^ j Fit KB II TENDER Pole Beans 2 IbS. 25C j R o a s t e d * > Q (J Lettuce 2 for 29c j Peanuts_ ^ J # I I Salted Pears_ _ _ _ _ 2 lbs. 29c | Peanuts ^ 2 9 ‘ i FIRM. LARGE HEADS | Ma If m i01,1 \SJOU a t . .... r ii» .i a - m , Vlr>jni* ......... FRUiT 2 >'\l° ' M C » | 5 l * C okles COCKTAIL 4 3 SALAD DRESSING Qt. Grits Marral Tea 1!i Lb. Nibiaro Premium Lb. Bug Bright Sell 29c kitrhrn Charm Waxrd Paper 39f| 4 5 ‘ SAUCE 6 o.« 9 9 ‘ 21c Saltines Marcal Farial Tissue " a o ’ l Altl* • Our Klnent (Juulity ** t »»*»«•* Napkins 2/25c Bleach colon** to tho ipoonful Each l*lb- jur 39c Coupon good through March t Dixie Lily NOTICE */ R A R R A R A M ILLE R too F t Chicken uf the Sea Chunk Sc O ff Tuna 27c Cookies lb. 49c Gal. 39c Oi. 34c Marcal 21c Hankies 3/25c y- ru n ’5**** *«-«H4ic t STAMPS lii, cc*f**s. iw. , A p ' S u p e r JyJarkcts t a t l a * i m> ■»»», t v - aw* ••«' m» i at* Huieimann Choc. Fudge NEW STORE HOURS I A. M. to 6:00 I*. SI. Monday thru Thursday 9 A. H. to 7 P. M. Friday and Beturday P rim in this ad ere good through Haiurda,. Marrh 9 200 Magnullg Avc. at Und St. Ftanfordt Fla. �:. = \ <4 Ifjr Ranfnrli ^rralh Wed. Mnr. 6, ’C3— rnpe 3 ft r \ y ‘Vl- V S mwv* i / * .* Ely Mr*. Adam Mullrr Dcllary World War I Vet­ eran* and member* of the Auxiliary were luisls last Sunday to the District Seven FINEST BEEF ANYWHERE SMALL 5 - 7 LB. SMOKED CAP Squadron To Meet At Navy Base /f Arrangement* have been made through cooperation of Sanford Naval Air Station for the South Seminole Compos­ ite Squadron to hold its re­ gular meetings at Building No. 2 on the base. Staff meet­ ings are held each Saturday at t;3U p. in. followed by the Cadet meetings at 3:3(1 p. in. At the first meeting held at the Navy facility last Sat­ urday. plans were made for laum-liing an immediate ca­ det training program. It also was announced that arrange­ ments have been made with the Orlando Composite Squad­ ron to begin Cadet Flight Orientation with this Satur­ day set as a tentative start­ ing date. Flight procedures will be as outlined in the Cadet Flight Manual and Senior perMinnel have been asked In familiarise themselves with llm CAP regulations govern­ ing cadet orientation flights. In order to participate all personnel must be in uniform and have their II) card in their possession. The squadron has as it's im­ mediate objective live attain­ ment of full operational sta­ tus as quickly a« possible. Adults with experience or a background In first aid and communications are needed, as well as all those who are Interested in the CAP mis­ sion. Announcement was also made of a group VI meeting to be hsyjd Sunday at Group Headquarter*. New Smyrna 1leach. SSCS Commander 1st Lt. Henry A. Ward Jr., and Operations O f f i c e r Jack O'Donnell attended. Former Resident Dies In Georgia <k Mr George L. Atkins, SO, died Feb. 28 in a Way cross, Ga. Hospital. A native of Tallahassee, he had made his home in San­ ford for many years before moving to Waycros* where lie had lived for the past IS years. The i<in of the late Lafay­ ette Atkins and Isabella MrLaulin Atkins, he was asso­ ciated with the Waycross In­ vestment Co. for the past several years. He was a member o! the Sanford Presbyterian Church and a mem­ ber of the Big Brothers Sun­ day School Class at Trinity Methodist Church in Waycross. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy A. Cook oi Jacksonville; a son, Hen Atkins of San Francisco, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. J. A. GrevilUu* of Wa>cross and Mr*. Florence Clark of Wash­ ington. D. C . three grand children and several niece* and nephews. Burial servlres were held last Saturday at Daytona Ucacu. H am s CHOPPED, SHAPED. CUBED . . (PLUS SO FREE STA M FSI S te a k s 3 “,ox‘1” Sausage " 39< NeckBones 3 39 SlINN VLAND HOT OH MILD Fit MS11 POItK W -I) F U L L CUT HONE l-HSS HOUND P IC N IC S ** FHE-SII POItK S te a k s Lb. 8 8 ‘ FHKSII SLICED Pork Liver 19‘ kecks & Backs 10c Sli. Bacon 3 "*1. \V-D Hit A M ) SIltLOIN (Whole) LB. Conference attended by some 300 persons. Special guest* of the Bar­ racks present for the occasion included Walter O’Garra. de­ partment senior vice com­ mander; William Robinson, department junior vice com­ mander; Arch Mclntrie, de­ partment quartermaster and John Harris and Carl Bumpas, national chiefs of staff. Main items of business dis­ cussed at the morning meet­ ing were on aims and pur­ poses of the organization for the coming year and the Im­ portance of supporting the World War I Blood Program. Members of the Auxiliary conducted a school on various sections of the .by-laws fol­ lowed by a question and anawer period. Special guests for this group were Grace Lash, dis­ trict president; Funny Mcln­ trie, state president; Grace Kimniet, department presi­ dent; l.u llrure, department chaplain;; Mrs. M. Williams, department secretary and Mrs. J. Kelley, patriotic in­ structor. A catered dinner v, us serv­ ed at tlm Community Center for both groups at noun. ' . '- i - V tMiStsSS SW IFT S PREM IU M BONELESS C AN N ED Quantity Rights Reserved Barracks 1197 And Auxiliary Host District Seven Meeting ... j U J . J j - 3 a . V - t . MMt«S 12 I'rlci-K l.'ond Thun., .Marsh 7 thru f * . ‘ 'at-ch 9, 1961. ccp.moMT — wool o u t SToaie me — m l liliV . L I i if l-.it Kiri* L L lt of Winter Park will bo Uliest apeakor fo r today's 7 :30 p.m. Special Len­ ten Service at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church o f Sanford. Itev. Kiatler will .apeak on “ The Kxclu.sivcness o f the Cross." *•. CHICKEN S te a k s 8 8 ‘ Lb. ECONOMY llltAND W-U Hit AND T-HONE 150 Free Top Value Stamps S te a k s WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF Two Punt P n o ii n Pan-Redi Oysters AT AN Y W IN N-DIXIE 21 m r m m m FRESH Stew WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF ■ 1 * 0 P*RR N oun 1 Lee’s Chopped Steaks ROOD THRU MARCH *TH ‘ Mullet Fish ,j- 19' r c i t ’f r i i r e * 50 Free Top Value Stamps ^ Z :\ LARGE ROE W -I) Hit A M ) IIKEF IIItlSKE T )i)i)ih)i))h)i)i)i)i)))>)iDi) l IUI— M I! M ; i v mHHfftfHHfflfffffHIHIIHI— 3 8 8 ‘ Lb. AT ANY W IN N-DIXIE Lamb Breast" 19‘ Gr. Lamb 11 19c 19‘ Lb. FRESH LEAN V * -I) - m r Hit * > ■ •AN . ■ * *D *' U IA I IN I aFRESH I t M U I B lGROUND i s t W E X T R A ILI E 1 Beef Z m mmtiiimitiimmm 3 Lb. Pkff. CRAKIN tiOOIl Stt T. OR EUlTTMItMILK $|00 biscuits 6 c"n"4 9 ‘ h h h h lih h h h h h h h h !,!:! h h L h h h h h lu m 100 EXTRA 3 * TOP VALUE STAMPS 50 Free Top Value Stamps WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF W ITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY W IN N -DIXIE Good Thru Morch 9 Vegetable Market 50 Free Top Value Stamps WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OF Oh i J 4-OI. J am DEEP SOUTH • I SO o * H u n WoriM o . Peanut Butter wiwmmwi'mnm _ e oo i THRU MARCH RTH • OOI» THRU MARCH i f H ] AT ANY W INN-DIXIE Pole Beans 2 29' Potatoes.. 5 49' Or'ge Juice - 3 9 1 P o t P ie s 5 St'berries 5 | ”‘ss“l. Fruit Pies 3 roi*T. Fish STEAKS 3 FOR$1a IceCream 59 / Ice M ilk - 4 9 * FOR SHERW OOD SLICED (IS-e i.l FRESH FLORIDA (In Produce Department) M ORTON , . Apple, Cherry, Peech, Caresut LENTEN SPECIAL . . T A S T I O ' S IA SU P E R B R A N D . . Grade " A " Large Fresh Florida GAL. DO Z. THRIFTY M A ID . . A L L FLAVORS YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE DEEP SOUTH POLY UNSATURATED ASTOR M a y o n n a is e g id order. Limit 1 with $5.00 food U t ^ ^ g K r a ft «»»> 3 9 / m QUART Ces . . ST A N D A R D Sere I * tech . . DOLE H A W A IIA N PINEAPPLE Sere 10* lech . . V A N C A M P tll-es.) CAN Sere f| Eech . . THRIFTY M A ID Piseepple-GrTmlt . . YOUR CHOICE ✓ffA s t o r m ^ ' POLY-UNSATURATED . . Save 24* C risc o as 5 9 / PL ,wiA3e» W sUk- . _ _ _ _ M jI T IS C A F I $5.00 food order. Limit I with S5.00 A * k J GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS ALL GRINDS VACUU M PACKED T^| \ Coffee con U , e t I Y ^ ! MAXW ELL | HOUSE Save HhWW IWWJk •. •. JU* C I18* UP ^ M C o ffe e M I- 49/ £ CAN 1 with $5.00 food order. - Limit ................ ...... ................ s . Coffee 4 1 9 B . 1 *4 I k r M C Ills e P e a r s .. 5 3o3cams T . B e a n s 8 3°°c' hs T . 89 S h o rte n in g ^ M A Y 0 N N A I5 E . . Save 20* Se«e Sere 1 * lech . . V A N C A M P PORK * f 20* Flour.. 5 u,« 29/ Detergent 3 9 / T om atoes »>«* 9/ Ju ice .. 4 “ns s1. Corned Beef 3 9 / P -G DRINK 5 4601cANsvjj# Se.e 1 0 * . . SLUE er W HITE ARROW Sere I S Eech . . ASTOR BARTLETT SUPERBRAND . . A L L FLAVORS SAVE n i (T GOLD M E D A L . , Limit I wdh S5.00 food otdrr. U. S. NUMBER 1 SWEET g ROOD IHRU MARCH RTH AT ANY W INN-DIXIE 'fM T l'ffflffW 'f'I 'W i't '• 11,1 E E 9 ^ M hV/ 1(Vij i i (j i'C< <!((»<-i i M O R TO N Chicken, Bt.(, Tarter <#-ei.) v, Health & Beauty Aids ‘i AT AN Y W INN-DIXIE FRESH, TENDER YOUNG In New Vork Tuesday, price* were unchanged for parsley mid radishes, hut practically all other Central Florida veg­ etables uero lower. Hadi-dica were *1.00-51.25, mostly *1.0051.111 per basket of .'!fl.(t ox, film hagi. uml 51.2!, for bask­ ets of 24 bum-he*. Paisley moved slowly at g2.00-$3.no, mostly 52.50-53,00 pm- erato of 5 dozen homin'* for both eurley iituf plain type*, with some plain high a* 51.00. Cab­ bage was 52.25-5J-IH), mostly 52.50 per crate, lied ami /mvny type* were 53.00 with some small red at 52.50. Celery was 53.00-53.75, mostly 53.50 for 2 'i to 3 dozen size, ami $3.0013.50 for 4 dozen. Carious o f 18 film wrapped celery hearts were 53.75. Chinese cabbage sold for 62.0U-$2.50, with a few 52.75 per rrnte. Kmlive and esea role were 51,50-52.110. mostly 51.75, with some small at 51,25. Big Boston type let­ tuce ranged front 62.50-53.25 per crate of 24 heads, and Kumuine uus $2.50-53.25, with some siiiol! am. fair quality ut 51.50-52.00. WuteieiesS sold for 15-18 cents per hunch. In Central Florida Mon­ day, prices for rtiMiugu con­ tinued their downward lieml. For most other commodities, | movement was rather light with prices generally un­ changed, except that 3 tn 4 dozen sizes of celery were lower. Cabbage sold generally for $1.50 |H-r crate uml 51.2551.50, mostly $1.25 per 5(1 lb. sack. Celery brought 53 25 for 0 to 8 dozen size, $2.75 for 4 ^ dozen, 52.35 for 2'* to 3 doz­ en, 52.00 for 2 dozen and $1.75 for 1 dozen. Crates o f 24 film wrapped celery hearts were $3.75. Kmlive and cseurole were 51-00 a crate. Iceberg lettuce was f 1.50-51.75 and Big Boston ami Itoinainc types brought 52.00. Parsley was al­ so 52.00 per crate and radishes were 75 cent* a basket. Shipments f r o m Florida Monday included: celery rail 20 cars, truck 29 iallot equiv­ alents; cabbage rail 3, truck Gfii endive rail none, truck 8; lettuce rail none, truck 2 and radishes tail J, liuck 0. U ) , U ' U ! ,‘ 50 Free Top Vitae Stamps Strawberry Preiervci 1 .Mi Ji .'i U I i .' U > WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCftASE OF OMi M - o ; J** ntiP* fOUTH Limit One Coupon to Adult With A Sb 00 or More Food Order i i s _ . .* ♦ ■m 1414 Fnach A t h b e BOO K. 3rd 8U m 4 �-* food* frozen V ' y w CHUNK TUNA C H IC K E N OF THE SEA pktswaat Canaantrat* S' Orange Juice .... 4 ‘*.V* 89c Haward JakaiaaT D .lklaw i Fried C lam s....... TfJ; 69c * IJ I Try Chat Say-ar-Oaa I4 Pizza w/Cheese .... I2^l'" 59c MaaMIma VavatMa, D e ttlltld Butter Beans....... r 49c Sauthlaad Orate Whole Beans....... 49c 2 R*man M a tt ar Cheese Ravioli..... Jk‘“‘ 59c laaPak 4 -Fak * Fish Sticks....... V’. $1-00 Ita P a k I-P a k Patch HOUGH CUSTOMER— Julie Margaret Payne, 4, Carstmlton, England, looks as though she could ensily hold her own In the rough-andtumble play on the playground. Filh Steaks...... \ \ T$1.00 M td .W G R E E N STAM PS! with this coupon ond purchase of: New Rate Hike Seen Coming Bv 'Truckers' TALLAJ1A8SKK (UPI) — The Public Utilities Commit•Ion ruled out a handful) of -dlaerimlnatory" official ratamaking dlaUnrea b e t w e e n Florida clliea Tueidaya, tubatltutlng new mllaiga that may mult in rat* hike* by truekert. Immediate effect of the mlleaya revitlun would be to cut shipping cotta In many Inataneat, particularly on EaatWait traffic scrota the aLate. But the Ions ranre effect may b« rate increases. Truck­ ing Industry rating burcaua are already looking over the ruling to determine Ita effect. Commlulon Chief Countal Lewie I’ettaway tald a great many of the truck line* were now operating In the ml and lower rataa, bated on shorter mileage, would cut Into rev •nua. The commlaalon gave the Florida Intrastate Hat* Bur­ eau 45 daya in which to tubmit reviled ratca baaed on the new mileage table*. The order put Into the commliiion’a rate-making record hooka new mileage between Florida ritiei, which la uacd by trucker* for lotting shipplng coat* to the public. The new diatancaa In nearly all enact are shorter than tha tnllcagu uacd in tha past ill) years. In moat inatancra in tha pait, tho mllrnge wee baaed on railroad mllca of many yeara ago between two given cities. In most cam, highway n.llea are abort*r. That lan’t true, Patteway »*ld, in NorthRouth traffic, whara moat rail­ road* parallel highway*. $5.00 OR M O RE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Publii 100 % Cam Oil Margarine . . . Topping...... 49c Cream Cheese ((■ a im Sat., M a rih V, 19d l l B u t t e r .............V,?: 59* T o m a t o Juice « 10* P e a r H a lve s • P e a c h e s •• 4 Ketchup. . . . T o m a to Soup Hunt's Zesty Flavored 303 can Delicious F & P Bartlett 34c 303 can Anorted Flavors Scaliest Early Garden Freestone ICE C R E A M 2 Vi cans Heint Tomato, (limit 2 please) limit 2 please 14-o*. bat. Heins Zesty PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY* MARCH 9, IM S. “ Lenten Trenin" POO FREE B id.WGkeENSTAMPS 4WGRE1NSTAMPS wtdi A la m m a*d pwchasa alt IU A V I H A IR SPRAY (M anual, Day m H ard*H-HaM > 14-aa. Q Q y tlaa ' » plat tea Ib W n . i i u wlrh ltd* Canaan and autekaa* afi Armour's S tar E m s I is s CAHNtD RAMS H Mirth a. It**) OreoCremes »-tk $ 0 4 9 ta* " 1 (Bipirtt Bdt-« March Lenten Seafood Treat Canadian Tasty Nabisco 1HI) Cheez-lts... “JT 23c •Ilk Ala — — — «nd awchaM a t .. P rog re n o f r o n d T'm'to Paste 3 ‘2s- 39c Swift’s Framlum Caantry-StyTi Bulk Profretso Italian Stylo H H MUUM Tomatoes .. 3 » 59* mmmmmmmsm o (Zap.res | «| ., Marsh •. Sm elts. . . . . C ra w fish •••• C h e e s e .......... C h e e s e .......... Lenten Quick Frostn Florida Zesty Sunshine a&WGRIENSTAMPS $1 1*41) ib. Kraft's Sharp or Mellow Cheddar 8-os, pkg. Wisconsin Cheddar Style Longhorn Ib. 25* 79* 39* 65* “ down produce lane99 Crisp Spring McIntosh "C. A ." SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED GOV'T-INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Apples:............ Potatoes............ 5 Celery : ............2 Radishes............2 Now Florida Rod-Bliss Joan e f Are le d Kidney Beans.......2 S 29* Silver Fless Sauerkraut..2 2 9 * Delicious Lyfcet Corned Beef 45* Lyket Corned Beef Hash J2 29* Toety Lykee Beef Stew ...".V 39* Se§e Liquid, All Flevers Diet Food...4r.!k *1” R ound ••it- 89* S ir lo in s ..........••'bT" Bones # •••• •ib. 8 9 C lu b s ............... alb. 8 9 G ro u n d B eef ••«>. 49' (Boneless Steak) I <■ A R M O U R 'S ST A R BONELESS CANNED HAM S * 2 49 3-lb. can Flee 100 Extra A'M. Green Stomps With Coupon . . . P m - k . I» V p t ! _l i t SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT-INSPECTED - TENDER. AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF POT ROAST (BONE-IN) WHERE P SHOPPING / • Ib. bag for Foncy Rod-Button pkgs. Herman's Orange Band w ie n e rs .......... p o rk sausage Mb. pkg. Swift's Premium Country-Style Bulk (Plus 50 Estra Free £ • > (, Ib. Croon Stamps! b 'n s c h w e ig e r b o lo g n a •••• beef o r h a m • 8 -O f. each 1 2 - a i. pkg. Tor now's Chipped PLEASURE • • • mm 49* 59* Swift's Premium Chub Tarnow't Fresh Tasty Sliced i is a 39s 39s 29s 9s lb. bag Crisp Florid# Poscol Notes 7 29c Kraft Phlladtlahi* Hospital MARCH 4 Admits!au Shelly Cardwell, Orlindo; Frank Yanaros, FI. Pierce; Janet Louise Otenll, James Mike, George Kcnnon, J. C. Wynn, Richard Sprayberry, Hilton Brown, Bcaiie Lee llrown, George Joseph, An­ drew Vestal, Lyman Myers, Timothy Stevens of Sanford. Discharges Mildred nolf, DcUary; Tk>n)a Riley, Lake Alary; John Carpenter, Osteen; Lawrence Spice, Orlando; R o b e r t Weeks, A n d r e w Johnson, Gladys Smith, Mrs. Denver Cosgrsve and baby of San­ ford. I-lb. ala. Lucky W hip D aiiait Um h Oaa Par Catfamar, Piaeaa Mrs. Kennedy Dies Monday Mn. Fay Floy Kennedy, Tl, or 111 Third Cl. in Chuluota, died Monday at her homa, Mri. Kennedy moved to (ha area two years ago from lloonvillc, Ohio. She was a Methodlil and a member of the Elks in Boonvlile, Surviving are her husband, Samuel Truman Kennedy, a daughter, Mrs. Waldene Clay­ ton and her mother, Mri. Katherine Coley, all of Cbuluota, Funeral and burial ar­ rangements are Incomplete. Gramkow Funeral Home la in charge. Dairy Feature, Land O'Lakes (limit I please) d fiii*;/ t f f ic c if f l* tA lek om e^ Florida » Visitors 3 Vi-as. pkg. 29* 39* 35* -SERVING ALTAMONTE KI’RINGR. CAS8ELUERRT, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD. MAITLAND, NORTE ORLANDO AND SANFORD- . . . . from HIGHWAY 17*11 sad STATE ROAD 4SI �••. * Tornado Local Shriners To Join DeLand Group A combined Liulm* Xljzht mei tirur of the Sanford and IM-uml Shrine Clubs hit* been act for next Tuesday at 7 p. in, at the Stetson Union Flhlrr. in DeLuntl, f’realdciit Itoy William* ha., announced. The Stirlntrs of the two dull, w ill he entertained by n sextet from the DeLand High Scliool, and hear an informal discussion on investments by Kirk tiunhy, muringer of A. ,M. Kldtier uml Co, In DcLumt. Local Shriners are asked to cull in their reservation* for the combined meeting not lat­ er than Friduy, to any one of the club** officer*. Reserva­ tion made but nut picked up will lie billed to the individual. Next regular inerting of the Sanford Shrine Club will be held April 2a. Prayer Service Well Attended lly Helen Snodgrass Last Friday’s service at All Saint* Episcopal Church in Enterprise held in obser­ vance of World Day of l’rayer was well attended. Leaders fur the program in­ cluded Mrs. Carl llartlunan and Miss Elina Johnson of All Saints; Mrs. James Richhards of Harnett Memorial Methodist Church of Enter­ prise; Mrs. Edward J. Mc­ Carthy of I lie Community Methodist Church of DelLiry; Mrs. William Parson ol lhe First llaplist Church of De­ nary and Mrs. Robert Hend­ erson of the First Presbyter­ ian Church of Dellary. Special music for Ihc ser­ vice was provided by Ihc De­ nary Choristers under dir­ ection of Mrs. Laura Platt lirown. The hladderwott, a common water plant has sue* in wliirh it snare* many small animats and an ocrnsiotial tiny fi*h. This routles* plant i* thought to requira animal food for nit lo g in . ama BESSEMER. \la. t l l ’ l i - out brick wall* and rooftop* I’ ll Imont. Via Tuesday A tornado ripped sections of hurled into the street* Na­ nig it, injuring three persons this tlirmIngham s u b u r b tional Guardsmen patrolled n tin' wreckage of their Tuesday, causing d.images the street to keep out loafer* home. Winds also wreaked estimated in (he millions of and sightseers damace at Gadsden and dollar* to at least inn homes At least 12 persons were Homewood m suburban llirmand businesses. hospitalized with injuries Ingham. Repair crews worked from tile winds, Mayor Jess Tennessee was lashed by a through the niglu with hull- Lanier, who said the ’ .im­ storm center Tuesday ami dozers and dump trucks in ages would run "in the mil­ heavy ruins swelled river* downtown section* clearing lions," said "it is fantastic to the Hooding *lage, Num erous street* and roads in that nobody was killed " Anot ter tornado, ‘ ’roaring Knoxville were impassable like u freight train," si "tick because of high water from the northwest Georgia town an overflowing creek. of Cave Spring Tuesday nighl, The tornado here caught injuring two person* ami flagpole s.tier Marshall Col damaging several house*. tins atop a 15-loot pole near 1 (>\l)i)N l PI i Prime The twister uprooted several the area most damaged. Col­ Minister Harold Macmillan trees and (lung one across lins. in a promotion stunt fur moved ahead today with his a power line plunging about a local railij station 1\VY plan lo coordinate nuclear half the town m darkness for AM), said "I thought I hail defense with the ended several hours Witnesses said bail ii " Stale* after heating down an the Cave Spring tornado Collins of San I’.ihlo, Calif., opposition attack on his re­ struck about 7 p h i . EST and said he was going to come cord peacetime defense bud- lasted about two minutes. down, but the storm was on gel High winds, described as him before be eoutd leave Macmillan'* Conservative a tornado. al*u struck the his perch, lie rode out the party government Tuesday Rock Run communitv near storm on the pole. night defeated a Libor parly motion of no-confidence in the House of Commons hy a vole ALL NEW LAUNDERAM A of 353-237. A Separate Conscrvalivo motion on the gov27th SI'. NEXT III I’ l.NFt REST SCHOOL (E A S T ) eminent’* policies was earI'EAT l RING I t I I, \t TOM VT IC t M I.H 'I VCHINES ried by 323 237. 2o Lit. I.o\D CAPACITY The victories were expect­ DRV EPS E E V I I K E MINUTES I ’OR 3c ed, since Macmillan has a COMI’ LETEIA INDOORS OUT tH’ VV FATHER loi-tncmbcr majority in Com­ OPEN 21 IlltS. I) VV • 7 I) VVS MEEK mons. The reduced margin SVV T o ll SAM IT IN THE HERALD on live second vole resulted AND GET M il If I MIS I’ VV VS1IER LOAD FREE from the early departure of OFFER GOOD !i TO 5 THRU SAT., MARCH 23. Conservative deputies from tlie chandler. ’Mac’ Defeats Budget Attack JOHN A P I’ LK IIY, shown here winking from his wheelchair is prnhnbly one o f tho youngest Faster Seal Chairmen in the nation. Me is lming as­ sisted in preparing mailing o f the seals for this year by members o f the Methodist Young People’s group. Front left are Murky Smith. John, Anna Lee Herman and Pixie Adams. Others not shown in the photo were Jack Meek with. Linda Leggoro, ( ’hall Crowell. Hubert Heynor, Frances Jarrell. Leslie l.eggore. Diane I ’ tterbark, and children from Fast Hilbert Hall nt the Methutlist Home in Enterprise. (Herald Photo) Easter Seal Chairman Named John W. Appleby, >on of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Apple­ by of Sanford has been ap­ pointed chairman of the HMD Busines; Briefs Mr. II L. Utz, local repre­ sentative of Gulf Life Insur­ ance Company, lias qualified for his company's annual Spring School for sates lead­ ers, it was announced by L. J. Lighten, manager of the Gulf Life Ordinary Agency in Orlando. Approximately 60 qualifiers and their wives will bn hon­ ored gucsls of the company in New Orleans, March 7-10, The meeting will feature the newest techniques in provid­ ing life ami health insurance service. P fPOBliX] U B L Ka*tcr Seal Campaign in Seminole County, Mr*. L. R. Goodman. President of the Crippled Chit.treuV Society of Seminole Coiinlv announced today. The annual mail campaign this year will be conducted from March 7 to April It •‘ l am deeply hunoied to lake such a promirteiil role in the activities of the Easter Seal organization." young Mr. Appleby said i,' acceptmg tin' chairmanship. “ This voluntary agency has worked to help tile handi­ capped for 42 years. 1 invite the volunteer cooperation ol all residents of Seminole County in helping to bring this fine and vast-reaching goo I work to a* many crip­ pled children and adults as possible.” Sixteen year old John is one of the many handicapped children from Seminole Coun­ ty who arc able to attend I X M A Forrest Park School, the .s)>e* eial school for handicapped ill Orlando, lie also attends summer camping pro­ gram at Camp Challenge, Florida’ s Easter Seal Camp for the handicapped just 15 miles west of Sanford on SR vllir ftznfnrd Wed. 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Bull Is’ F in Glow goes Maury Wills had better not I n n the number one post po­ look back this year because sition in the quarter horse there may be somebody hard feature tonight at Seminole od his heels to the base-steal­ Park. ing derby. The three year old aorrel That somebody would be gelding with Jockey Pete Luis Aparicio of the Balti­ Moore up will be going after more Orlolea, who Tuesday Ms third straight victory. Four other starters in the got the "green light" to run on hia own. Manager Billy field of seven have posted Hitchcock told Aparicio to two wins thus far at Sem­ run at will and also Instruct­ inole: Miss Bee Bar Tee, ed Jackie Snyder, who will hit Duke Priest, Vaughn War behind Aparicio to the batting Bamb and Thirsty Sue. This order, not to let their actions should be a tight finish.over at the plate be governed by the WO yard distance. In the co-(eatured invita­ Apariclo's running. "Don't feel you have to tional pace the favorite. All swing to protect Aparicio," Volo, will have strong con­ said Hitchcock. "Chances are, tenders in Chlpman's Dia­ if you take the pitch, they mond, McDaniel O Boy and won't throw him out any­ April Chief, all previous win­ how.'* ners at Seminole, Alto going The 28-ycar-old Veneiuelan in this one will be Night might Just be tbo fellow who Prowler seeking his first win could challenge the new rec­ of the Nason. Night Prowler ord of 104 steals set by Wills will be driven by Ted Taylor last season. Aparicio has who has been rad hot in the stolen 29* bases to seven aeaeulky bringing home mven sofas—an average of M.4 per winners over the past week. season. He's led the Amer­ With the warm weather ican League In steals a rec­ moving to the crowds are Inord (even straight years and creating nightly with only has topped 90 three times, in­ four more nights of racing to cluding 9* in 109*. go at Seminole Park, Bo Belinsky may be the nximtsca r n u r sta rts. r > » m « i i . headline grabber with the Los Angeles AngeU but It's t, Hxe*mor« Lady. V C o v i tft t. »l*«d ow Hus, II Cop«Uni!| Dean Chance who seems to s. ruisfa rut. h luipii: «. make the most progress. I'.achy Hpangltr, I, Kill*) s. The brilliant young right­ W a r Chip* A lAnxIII.) S. Manta Abba, a P h .l.s hander waa named Tuesday B I C O W SIACW — h r * nan. w i i w n aies la a a - r « . » » ease by Manager BUI Rlgney to 1. P a t ' Cltney, n Rankin; 1. start the Angels' exhibition l-. r u . Mloca, Wm. HtAdnton; S. Kllrajr Pink, tl Dow.; 4. opener with the Houston Colls rionrr, W Warnarj I. Jannr on Saturday. Chance, who Malburn, It Cbaaai S. (Itn.r.l Al. A M’llaayi T. Ur. U O, H had a 14-10 record as a rookie last season, hss been the sen­ Cnp.I.nd THIRD RACK a , S a i r t i r sation of the Angel camp. In Star** — east .— aae r l t — a his last intra-squad appear­ j r alia aad * o la R Plaa I. Pool You. H Wllllamaun, ance, be struck out five bat­ l t t I 1. Mil la Jna Pet a, I, Hunt, lta; 1. Jmlra Pal, A Rlanrho, ters In two Innings. 11*1 I. Dlila Ml.I. J Walk.r. Indications also are that m : I. Ua Haw r. P Moor*. 13«S t. Mlalp Jo.rphlna, C good newa la Imminent for Whl.n.r, 111; T. Hurar liar San Francisco fans who have D -i, It Wlwoff. n i l I, D .« Wblta Up, J Harr Iinn, IS*; been wondering when and if S. Jran tllalr, S Hurrl*. 111; their Giants and slugger Or­ 10. stark Ho.'n, P Trra, 111 r o l 'R T H RACK — Para umm- lando Ccpeda would reach a *tt*aara Oljaaa la aa alaa salary agreement, • V. P. alia, aaa.wtaa.ra oaaa la i i Charles Feeney said he had Para# a aaa t. Klttf Prnra, A Lsnxlll.i S. spoken twice within 16 hours Wildwood Cnunrll, H O Nfll; with the big slugger, who Is I. IMra.Iurn Clar. K llarlowi 4. Khadr Maid, IV Roblnaont resisting a cut from his 946,5. Town (ki-.lp, II Dunn; S. 900 salary of a year ago. Uinatra. ft Hanklni 1. Bath Pitcher Juan Marichal, an IBItannvar, II Ucltrtu.h r i m i m e n — s u r i . r game winner, remains a per­ Mara# — S4B4 — Baa pda— a » r allawaaro aaa-wtaaara at sistent holdout, however. S raraa- allowed B Ike.— | Around the other camps: A » r alda I SB Ik. 1. Mlea Newaweek, H Hurtle, grand slam homer by rookie 1IS| ). tloundlna Js, P Moora catcher Jciio Gondur fea­ 11S| I. Mnna Hand, A Ittanrho. 11t| 4, I » u Ann Johnson, C tured Ills Cincinnati Reds’ In­ IVhliner, IS0| I. Ttanna Utn, tra-squad game . . . former J llarrleon, I3S| I. Iljr Uar I<*dr, J Walker. 111)1 T. Kln« 990,000 Boston Red Sox bonus Mo Palter, D Trre, 111) L player Hilly Consolo signed Mice Uairiali, It. Nawaome, ISO with Jacksonville and will t l S T B RACK — Paaa aae. work out with the Cleveland wlaaera ewa OA. Paraa 0 «e* I. Urand Uraltan, IV Robin­ Indians . . . Earl Wilson, noson) t. Adloe Loulae, V CowStr; I. Alrabl, It Chaaa; 4. VIelan K, A IVHeari I. Alary. KUih, tl U Nell: S. Royal clay, K Mattuocl BKVKHTII RATH — Raarter Haras - I I K BBS yda— B era alfa and a* la AA Plaa—S yr alda IIS— a Mar tsa I. Kira (How. P Moora, l i l t S. U l n Ilea liar Taa, J Walkar, 111; S. Duka Proa Prlaat, A Ittanrho. ISO) 4. Mlea Charro, • Wllllameon, 111) S. Mr. Hwatnp Poa, n Tyre. Slat 4. Vaughan War Demb, a Durr la, SSO; T, Thlraly Hue, O Whlanrr, tit KIUIHS'H RAATSS t a w , M Ittaaa by aiaaay aaraed la aa - S a n e aSSW—lattlsHasal t. Night Prowler, T Taylor; S. April Chief, R Cbaaai I. Mr Denial O Roy, W Roblnaont 4. Chlpgiane Diamond, V Cowgar; 4, All Volo, c Jordon MIITSt HACK — teertw Haena tSd* Big y l a - B yr •Ida aad aa la a plaa a«d aarlaaa. B yr. aids I l k - ald­ er tsa 1. Derby King. D Tyra. i l l ; 5. Had Head Palana, L Millar, IIS; I. Monty Talk*. R W lkoff, 111; 4. Mad Ja*. ■ Wllllamaon, Ittl I. Roaa Bra pa, J Walker, ISO; 4. Della DeeIre, A Hlanobo, 111: T. Mr Pap, C Whleoar, IIS) I. Misty Lady Ja, P Moora, ISO Broadcast Fight NEW YORK (UPJ>—flossy LUtoo’s defesig of his heavyweight title agatoat Floyd PatSeraos at Miami Beach, April 10, will he broadcast by ihe ABC radio sot work. Lae Kaftor will aravtoa the Top Winner DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP1) Gary Player of South Africa, who finished sixth In the re­ cent New Orleans Open, re­ tained the over-alt lead to the Professional Golfers Associa­ tion moncy-wtnnlng standtogs for M9I with a total of 920,402.90. Bob Roatmrg mov­ ed into eighth place by fin­ ishing second to the New Or­ leans tourney. last season, suffered a minor but painful bruise when hit on the right shoulder by a line drive. Rookies Larry Foss and Steve Dillon combined In a one-hit pitching effort during New York Met intra-squad game . . , Bob Allison hit a homer In his first at bit ol the spring to highlight a Min­ nesota Twins' squid game . . . Don Drysdale, 25-game winner last season, allowed two hits and faced only nine men in thrce-lnning stint for ★ ★ ★ Coeell w tl hasdle the ★ ★ ★ ★ Softball Meet Set Next Week The- Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold a women’a softball organisational meet­ ing on Tuesday Evening at 7:30 March 12, at tha office of the Recreation Director. Team iponsors and managtes who are interested in entering a tram tills spring should make plans for attend­ ing this Important aesiion. The league will adopt by-lawi and league rule* and each U«m should autst in thesa Important' decisions. 1. Mac Tr*y, 3. Coro tillv.r, 3. Ml.* Perry. 4. Alrova, S. Trar.I.r Ju». 4. Jo. Duck, T. Itollnc. I. Print. SKCOII) HACK — I I S 4)rad. II— 1. Harry Took*. 3. Py.rlla To... 3. T. P. Chirk.boo, 4. Hky Itirk.r. S. IlMtrr M o t . On. S. llnnded Vole, 7. Clron. ll * r l t . K r . I- Kil'a n.d Putty. THIRD HACK— S/ll — '-rad# W— I. Kd'. (jutntus. 1. Illackwhip, 3. »)yv*y Kortun. 4. Kins Tray. 4. Itcp.ut Hock.r, d. Kin. Hunsrt. 1. Punda'a Korlunr, I. Sure Ham. KOI KTH MACK — a/R—4irad. T— 1. 1,1iilit Duly, 3. Cut. Kid, 3. Ill* Klmck, 4. Men!, i. Juy Krull, 4. Ilydrlt, 1. Dol. (Irani. I. Cull Me Honey. KIKTH N IC K a/ia tirade C— 1. Country V o le , 3. lryn (llenn. 3. Joyce D, 4. IM'e Klesa*. S. Dan Tray. (. Cllfl Orth, T. lamely Wind, I. Dealer Win*. First school West o f the A l­ leghenies waa opened a l Schoenbrunn, Ohio, in 1773. MEADORS M A R IN E • Crextliner Boats • Mercury Motors • The Atumlnum Boat For The Fisherman 2401 S. French A y *. FA 2-1392 COMET MARCH ANNOUNCEMENT Pender Wants Title Clarifying Bout BEDFORD, Miss. (U P I) — commission had failed to com­ Paul I’ cnder, the "relnatated" ply with Its own rule requir­ world middleweight eo-chatn- ing that a champion be given plon, wants a title-clarifying 20 day a not Ire that a chalfight with co-champlon Dirk i. iig« had Ueu filed with the commission. Tiger, attorney John J. Cro­ Only the Massachusetts nin, Pesider'a advisor, announ­ Boxing Commission continued ced today, to recognise Render aa coPender of Brookline, Maea., champlon Ucauao New York'a was practically reinstated November stripping decision Tuesday by five Judges In the waa followed by similar ac­ appellate division of tho New York Htato Supreme Court when they unanimously an­ nulled the New York 8tnte AtUetlc Commission's No­ vember title-atrlpping action. On Nov, D, the New York Commission vacated Pender's share of tho title for failure to defend Ida crown within tha required six months and shifted Ha title recognition to Tiger of Nigeria, who al­ ready waa recognised aa world champion by the World Box­ ing Association. Tuesday the five Judge* ruled that tha New York EXCEPT HUNUAY Kerry! No Minors! MATINEES WID.. FRI.. SAT.. 2 P. M. Road INTERCITY MATCH RACE 8 AT., MARCH 9 FREE: Front End Check JACKSONVILLE KC n. SOKC THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT RAIN OR 8HINR It's More Fan To Watch Tho Greyhounds Run" McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. 1-9991 New V-8 engine...so hot you'll think it’s July! Smooth, responsive, thriving: that’s Comet's new Cyclone 2 6 0 V- 8 . This top performer eddm new fire to Com et’s fun-and*sun line. It's available in any Com et fun-car— racy Raw Sportster hardtope, jaunty new convertibles, sedans with Comats classic roof, roomy station wagons like the elegant Villager. For an extra-sporty touch, pick one o f Oomet’o dashing 8-22 buckat-aeatara. O f course, every Comet gives you service] *03 M E R C U R Y savers like seif-adjusting brakes... and the best record for resale V /\ A J E T value in to dees. Sound worth trying? See your Mercury dealer. L E * J C U M c T COMET• HCTVa - MHCUDT... (WOOOCT3 OF km Budget Terms . No Carrying Charge TOW SPECIALIST SINCE INS a tions in California, tho Brit lali Commonwealth and Eur­ ope, Adviser Cronin explained today: ''Pender bellevi-a he ran brat H g rr and lut hopes tho promoters will get busy and make this match to settle llie title dispute. I f he can't get Tlgrr Into the ring. Paul will defend against any wor­ thy challenger." NIGHTLY •=» FREE: Tire Rotatic* HA Hl.rln* o ff on No, 1 T * * at 15.00 will h* llltl M .llc.o* -kl m » an,I fl-nrn. W a t . r . (IS); Dun Hamilton ( » ) and D»o 7.« It ( I I I . * No. I T*a at 11:OT p. m — Jim H;irncer (St and Ed Hunt I 111-, Harry Took* ( I ) and Tom Mar., (IS). No. 1 Taa at 13tl4 p. m.— Hugh (Irlar (4) and Hill Rara* ale.lt (IS ); Harold Illn« 14) and Adm. I*. K. John.tun (IT). No. 1 Taa at 13:31 p. in— Dull Hf.pa (4) and Dan Wrlnht IIS); Honny I-owcll (<) and Hal Ilarkanba.h ( I f ) . No. 1 Tea at 1!:3I p. m.— Wllk Riivnun (t> and Jim daitannahl (14); Emary Brad­ ford (4) and Patar Duncan (IS). No. 1 Tee at 13t33 p. m — A lie Kennell (4) and Arthur MrCalluin MS); Jim Palmer (SI and Rllt llulclilaon n i l , No. 10 T*e at )1:M— Ralph Nlmaa {>> and llay Herron ( M l ; Ke|;h Burr (l> and Hob lllllhlmrr (14). No. 11 Taa at .13:01 p. m.— Harry Cuahlna ( I ) and Mar­ tin Yoat (14); Frank Duran (111 and Arnla DaFranca (14). No. 10 Tea at 13:14 p. m— Art IVealar (11) and John Cut M l ) ; Harold Mh.rwood M l ) and Prank Harrington M3). No, 10 Taa at 13:11 p. tn — Haul Abrnmaon t i l ) au4 Jarry Jprnlgan (13); Pata Itreuache (111 and Till) Muwell (13). Jucker Named Top Cage Coach Sugar Ray Next For Downes up in Hprintr training. The Mooho hus a new act o f Los Angeles Dodgers teammates at Vero Hunch, Fla. W e f lle e P la to B t u i ard ★ A belter ball pair tourney has been set for Sunday, March 10 at the Mayfair Country Club. Pairings for the event have been an­ nounced along with starting timet. This tourney starts a busy weekly golf schedule for members of the MMGA which will run through May 12, the date set for the Navy Civilian Tournament. Handicaps are listed after each name. I/OOSE MOOSE — Former Yankee fin d tiuxemnn Hill Skowron looneri* Lifetime Unconditional Hazard Warranty. FREEt Periodic Inspection FREE: Flat Tire Repair ★ listed St. Louis Cardinals’ prospective opening-day line­ up as centerfioldcr Curt Flood, shortstop Dick Groat, first baseman Rill White, right fielder George Altman, third baseman Ken Boyer, left fielder Sian Muslal, catcher Gene Oliver, second baseman Julian Javier and pitcher Ernie Hrogllo. New York Yankees named Roland Sheldon, Rud Daley, Jim Coates, Luis Arroyo and Ha] Rt-nlff to pilch in Satur­ day’s exhibition opener against the Orioles. Three Jax 'Aces' Mayfair Sets To Tour S0KC Oval Better Ball Play Sunday Recognition of tha thera­ peutic effects ul rod liver oil nnd of sunlight In tha pre­ vention or curing o f rickets in man waa made In the 18th century or even earlier, ac­ cording to the Encyclopedia Britannic*. Why YOU Should Buy, TIRES from McROBERTS • Hank Aaron, checking Into Milwaukee Bravci' c a m p four dayy late, hit "homers" on two of first five pilches served to him . . . Manny Jimlnex, reporting to the Kansas City Athletics at long last, said he was delayed by Inability to get piano connec­ tions out of the Dominican Republic . . . Harvey Haddlx and Roy Face, veteran pilchera sidelined with minor ali­ ments, returned to action in Pittsburgh Pirate camp. Manager Johnny K e a n e The clinic will operate oa Each child will be required Baseball try-outi for Flor­ ida Little Major League will |lo register for try-outs on loth March 21 and 22 begin­ be held on Thursday and Fri­ |on March 2t at Ft. Mellon ning each afternoon at 4 p.m. Boya who played last year day afternoons, March 21, 22. Park at 4 p.m. will nut bo required to try­ out. A boy must be 10 before July 1, 1963 to be aligible to play this season and be can­ not be 13 yean of age priof to Aug. 1, 1963. After the two day «linic ia which the candidalaa will ba t a u g h t baiting, throwing, Three ace greyhounds, sent Kennel Club oval on* at a catching and bal* running, here to represent the Jack­ time tonight In three school­ the coaches will hold a plsytr sonville Kennel Club to the ing events. They are Velvet draft and draft their selec­ return toter-cily match race Sis, who won the first Inter­ tions for this year. city match at Jacksonville The season will get under­ on tap Saturday night, will last Saturday and June Moore way Monday, April 9. tour t h e Sanford-Orlando end Roselle Rose, who fin­ ished fourth end fifth respec­ tively. In the upcoming race Sat­ urday the SOKC will be rep­ resented by the same speedstera who reprevented It last Saturday. They are Texas NEW YORK (U P I) - Ed LONDON (U P I) — Sugar Lace, who placed. Denny Mac Jucker, who daringly chang­ Ray Robinson will be the who ahowed and Lillie Rhon­ ed Cincinnati’s atyle of bas­ next opponent for Terry da, who had to settle for ketball and now hopes to Downes of England, former sixth in the six-dog contest. lead the Bearcats to an un­ world middleweight co-cham­ The first schooling event precedented third straight pion, wbo scored his fourth tonight for live visitors will be NCAA championship, today straight comeback victory right efter the fifth recc. was named college coach of Tuesday night on a contro­ Sarasota's inaugural champ, the year by United Press In­ versial ninth-round TKO over Sarasota Suncoast, is a two ternational. American Jimmy Beecharn to one favorite on the morn­ The dedicated, 45-year-old at Seymour Hall. ing line when he tries for his Jucker, whose team compil­ Robinson of New York, third win in only five starts ed a 23-1 record this sea­ former middleweight and in tonight’s ninth race, the son—his third as head coach welterweight champion, has big midweek feature. In win­ at Cincinnati—received 118 been matched to meet ning his second start Sunvotes from the 363 sports Downes in a return to round coast was clocked at 30.90, writers and radlo-TV broad­ fight at London's Wcmbly fastest time for the current casters who took part in the Arena on April 30, Terry's campaign through Monday. nationwide poll. manager, Sam Bums, anIncluded tn the entries are George Ireland o f Loyola nounced today. Mystery Tamer, seeking his of Chicago finished second In the previous non-title seventh win, and three five­ with 44 votes and Ohio bout at London last Sept. time winners, My Perfection, State’s Fred Taylor, who 29, Downes won a 10-round Cherokee Hulou and Duke named Ihe top coach in 1961 decision over Sugar Ray. Drake. and 1092, waa third with 28 K vm iK a votes. KIMST RACK — S/ta OnS. A so r u n me symbol MOTOI) COMfSNT... LMCOUM4CaOJ*T 04VB40H ar oipcmdabu roooucit NOW AVAILABLE ONLY AT MERCURY DEALERS I EXCLUSIVE ARNOLD PALMER GOLF INSTRUCTION ALBUM-ON TWO LP RECORDSI fold'd)>/<ixdo ^ K 1 N N I l w w v . i t —n .... J MIDWAY HRTWBEN SANFORD * ORLANDO Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. lot North Palmetto Are. Sanford, Fla. �0'it Onrfarh Vrralfe Wed. Mar. 6, ’63— Page 9 d U q h tiq h JtA ^ TV Time Previews 7:308 p.m. NBC. The Vir­ ginian. "The Money Cage." Color. Tills aerks. noted for some quality guest perform­ ances, docs not lack that in­ gredient tonight, although the acting is overshadowed by it* fine acrlpt. Steve I'orrest atari as a con man setting up a bank robbery in Medicine Bow, Ilia plans arc working at smoothly as the charm of his manner when two unex­ pected (orcea turn against him. There is a run on the bank and a run on him by the bankcr’ a daughter, his intend­ ed foil. Joanna Moore is fea­ tured with stars Lee J. Cobh, James Drury, Doug McClure and Uary Clarke. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. "The Emmett Lawton Story." Of the four regular atari, only Scott Miller, as Scout Duke Shannon, appears in this episode and lie carries the load quite convincingly. Duke Is trapped In a town where the citizens are under the thumb of a Imodium "dic­ tator" (Stanley A d a m s ) . Duke Is in a bad spot after lie accidentally kills one of the dictator's hoods and gets help only from a cripple (Dennis Hopper) who has no standing In the town. Hopper steals (his show with his act­ ing. 9-9:30 p.m. COS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. A funny epi­ sode that secs Mr. Drysdalc upset by his own schemes— he installs Jed as a vice pres­ ident of hla bank to use his akil! In a skcei-ihooting ri­ valry. Jed is gratified at Uie opportunity, and determines to become a success as a banker. Buddy Ebstn stars with Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas, Max Baer and Ray­ mond Daily as Mr. Drysdale. B-lO p.m. NBC. The Perry Como Show, (Color) Despite a cool opening to "Breeiin' Along with the Brcere," this show warms up considerably, especially when the four Step Brothers do their unique rou­ tines, and challenge the rcat of the cast to join them In the finale. The cast includes Juanle Sommers s i n g i n g "niues in the Night" and "Memories," comedian Char­ lie Manna, and pantomlmistbanjolst Gene Sheldon. Among Perry's songs are "More Than You Know" and "AIwayi." 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show. Never mind the thin pk>t; this is a vaude­ ville show and a very enter­ taining one. Hose Marie sings, M o r e y Amsterdam does a comedy monologue and there's a song-and-dancc rou­ tine by Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore. The high­ light is Van Dyke learning with rotund Henry Calvin to do an amazingly good visual and vocal impression of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. A l­ so in for some lahghs is comic Lcnnic Wcinrib, who misses the show within this ■ show. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The U. S. I Steel Hour. "Moment of liagc." This story is bettor scripted than it is cast, al­ though Glenda Farrell and Marc Connelly add their siz­ able professional quality to the production. A private' school instructor is about to get married when he finda a strong impediment in h is 1 path. His mother-in-law learns he is an adopted child and wants lo know more of his origins. A private detec­ tive provide* him with the J knowledge that his father w as, executed for murder. 10-11 p.m. NBC. The E lcy cntli Hour. "F ive Moments | Out of Tim e." Quite good. miperkarkeis 4 4 STEAK • • :S! <t) C> isi 1:0 in Isis (a) W arn* t-oueher Channel f N i v n 8:*l I !) Jack Latin* S:tl m b arc IMIlurial sisrifl Momsnte la BporU • il l ( f ) Atlantis Weather ( I ) Mld-f'ia. 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St & Sanford Avc. • 1100 W. 13th. Street �ffl (Dsunh Ctbby. / D E AR A B B Y : Wo have a U r ,y angora cat who hnn used up all Her nine lives. We dumped her out in the country about seven times and each time we took her about ten miles from home, but she always found her way home again. Would anybody like to hnve our cat? V IC K IE IN COLDW ATEB p i' M 11 D EAR V IC K IE : Don’t you know that it la erucl to "dump" a cat out in the country? It could die of star­ vation or exposure. Tell your Daddy to call the Animal Shelter if you can't find a friend or neighbor who wants a big gray angora cat which has used up all its lives. • • * D E AR A B B Y : I have been going with a widow for a year. I am 55, have never been married and do not particularly care for children, and she has three. They are average teen-agers who get on my nervus when I ’m around them for over an hour. This woman puts her children first and I ’m afraid If I marry her she would soon hnve me playing sec­ ond fiddle to her children. I love her but I don’t like her set-up. Also, the expense o f a ready-made family frightens me. Any advice? FRIGHTENED DEAR FRIG HTENED: Yes, plen­ ty. Find yourself a childless woman $jacD&y By Abigail Van Buren or one who Is "unbearable." Or one with grown children who would be no expense to you. You might "love" this woman, but your letter reveals a man who would say " I do" and then wonder why he did. • • • DEAR AB B Y: Twelve years ago I divorced my husband (nls name was JONES) and I had n son whom I shall call JOE JONES. He is now 19. Ten yearn ago I married a man whom I shall call MR. SMITH. My son remained Joe Jones becuuse his real father wouldn’t permit my sec­ ond husband to adopt him. Fine. When my Hon’s friends come to the house they call me "MRS. JONES." I don’t bother to correct them be­ cause, nfier all, my son’s mime Is JOE JONES, so It Is a nntural mis­ take. But when my husband is homo and they call him "MR. JONES" he docs a slow burn. Should I correct them on the spot while my husband Is fuming with anger? Or should I let it go and let him fume? MRS. SMITH DEAR MRS. SM ITH: Tell your son (privately) to advise his friends that MR. SMITH is your husband, and that you are MRS. SMITH. And that although MR. JONES is his father’s name, MR. JONES doesn't live there uny more. Onfi/udqsi JA bi) ( DAT U M It ha* bean a long, long time alnca th« American housewlfa was expected to bake her own bread, weave her own cloth, can her own vegetable*, or place quilts. Now another o f Ui* homemaker'* job* ha* received spe­ cial attention—thl* time In a court decision rendered In n separata maintenance suit The Judge ordered tha wife to send tha laundry out—with the husband footing the laun­ dry bill. Regardless of tha merits or arguments of tha particular case Involved, the judge most likely rendered hi* decision In light of tha attitude of tha American housewife, w h o looks on doing the family : By Ruth Millett wash as tha first Job to be hlryd done the minute a couple ran afford It. Tha futility wash Is the Inst of the Idg Jobs in tha Itoina In thi'su ilny* of raady-mude clothe*, ready-mixed food nnd electrical applitiiices. True, automatic washers and drier* have lightened thu Jolt of washing clothes, lint Ironing I* still time consuming drud­ gery, end women try to get rid cf the Joh Just ss quickly as thu household budget per­ mits. Any mutt who today enjoy* any kind of luxury at the ex­ pense of hi* wife's standing over nn Ironing board is liv­ ing In a world thst I* on the way out. The judicial decision show* HE'S TH E MOST! YOU'VE HEARD the old saying, "Let George do II," I'm sure. Well, It certainly filled Ihc occasion at Rotary meeting a couple of weeks ago. George Touhy, who always rearf.r a brlrf new*.cast fur­ nished hy Mike Reek (also a Rotarinn) each week, was the speaker for Ibe day. (And that was becauic something else fell through and they knew George would do it!) Well, to cap the climax, everybody had so many con­ flicting engagements, there was nobody to introduce George. So good old George . . . he read the newscast, introduced himself and then went on to give a fine talk on banking. Am] that's not sill Your columnist, who usual­ ly attends Rotary to report the speaker's remarks each Monday (nt least that was thu original assignment) was ab­ sent that Monday, to you know what! Ycsl George wrote up that speech himself! Drought It In to the Herald bright and early next morning! Shucks, with a few more Georges like (hat, what do wu need with youac guys! By Oswald Jacoby My analysis of the opening That looked more rleky and I * J1078 Usd w u that West probably chose the eru»s ruff. V tl 47 bad a lot of diamond*. My roI could not afford to trump * A Q I0 S 2 3 vUw o f tha bidding told mo lend because I needed all dum­ W IST KANT that I wlibad my partner had A Nona my's four trump* for my * 8411 4 Q 10964 aattlad for a small ilam. My VJ7 loser*. Therefore, I had to get 458 ♦ Kqi o se s count o f loser* wan two *7 4 4KJ088 In all my side suit tricks beheart* and thre* diamond* In SOUTH (D) foro going after ruffs. my hand but alnca a trump * A X Q II My ace o f diamond* took V A K tl had not baan opanad 1 had a 4 A J8 4 the first trick. My next plays way to sllmlnata all fiva of * None wore tha are and king of them. Both vulnerable heart*. I ruffed u diamond In On* lottr could go on tha Booth Weal Nwtk Ksst dummy and cashed dummy'* Pais 8 * Pa** U aca o f clubs and I could Pass 8 * Pas* a* ace of club*. 1 discarded n trump tha othar four o f them. Pats 4 N T. Pais 4* heart, but a diamond discard Mayba everything wda going Pass II N T. Pais 14 Pass 7 * Pass would have boen a* good. to ba all right aftar alb IFa*s T When no one ruffed my wor­ Naxt 1 noted that ovary Opening lead—4 K ries were over. 1 spread my trump In my band and In dum­ I hand announcing that I would my was high. One* I started I could overniff ms. An alternate Una of play I ruff back and forth for the to ruff In dummy I could ruff back and forth and no one| waa to set up dummy’s clubs. |remaining tricks. U)tt ^ottii h/igginlootham. how well we wetnen have managed to sell men on the hint that doing tha luumlry Isn't at housewife's Job, un­ less her husband’s poy cheek rnn't possibly cover huvlng it done. And even then, many « housewife would ruther take a Job nnd pny to hnve thu laundry done,, rather than stuy nt home and fare tha laundry delull. Counsel that hit* home: Head Ruth Millett'* bochlet, "Ilnppier Wive* (hint* for hualmml*)." Just send 26 rent* to Ruth Millett Render Service, elo The Knnford Her­ ald, I’. O. Rox 4811, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 111, N. Y. Sweet and sleek: our oingham girl cotton chocks demurely done up In two templing pieces. I screaming maniacs . . . To­ gether! yeh, yeh, yeh!" Doesn't Dial get you right here? * * * RAIN DIDN'T STOP those Slctson co-eds who came trudging through town Satur­ day, walking from DcLand to Altamonte Springs. The four girls slogged along cheerfully, laughing and Jok­ ing among themselves, wav­ ing to staring passersby in their nice dry autos. Mel Dekle offered the drip­ ping wet hut laughing girls a cup of hot coffee, as we stoppt-d them for a chat near his Gulf Station, hut they turned it down, saying they were way behind schedule, and they strode briskly away in the rain, with a big wet collie tagging along. The girls ssid he was Just one of the num­ erous dogs who Joined them at various points along the hike. YOUNG JOHN APPLEBY, a crippled child himscif, is going to head up the drive here this year to raise funds lor the Seminole County So­ ciety for Crippled Children and Adults. One of the most important projects that Die society has been working on for several years is Camp Challenge, the special camp for crippled children about 20 miles west of Sanford. This camp has everything built especially for the needs of these children, so that they can enjoy swimming, camp­ • • • ing and all kinds of outdoor LINDA KING, president of sports and activities In the! the Girl’s Council of 4-H for wheelchairs or on crutches or Seminole County, lias really braces. pul tier heart, hands and head a • • Into the club, us Die pledge CAN YOU IMAGINE 100 c/lmrt* the members to do. pianos all being played at one Active, busy Linda has held time? the office of president be­ It sort of staggers JIY fore, along with Just almut Imagination and mine’s pret­ every other office in the or­ ty active. ganization. Rut it's going to be done She has won her Award Saturday when Henry Mazer, Pins in Clothing, Home tin conductor of the Florida Sym­ phony Orchestra, directs over 300 children and teenagers from all over central Florida in a massed piano concert at the Municipal Auditorium in Orlando. Eighteen Sanford young­ sters will be among those who have been chosen to partici­ pate, with Ihc youngest only six years aid, on up to 10. Mrs. Guy lllshop has five pupil* In the concert, Sherry Spinelli, IS, Donna Foley, 13, llella Spinelli, 10, Elizabeth Rogers, to, and Mike McDan­ iel, 10. • • • • • • MAYRE SOME OF YOU aru wondering what happened to your favorite columnist, (namely me) and to tell (he truth, 1 don’t know, Just been too busy to work on column material, ami (tie days slip by so fast, before you know it, the week's gone, like the autumn leaves. And (hat reminds me of a humorous tong parody by plsnitl-humorisl Stan Free­ man who played hero In Dio Concert aeries recently. He ssng several comic par­ odies, saying he didn't like the words to some songs, so wrote his own. The one he said he wrote for Autumn Leaves went something like this: "The Autumn leaves, slip by my window , . . and then the roof and then the house . . . the hurricane has come upon us . . . etc . . ." He added sumelhing almut •'There'* only room for uni­ on Uil* rail, dear" am) ended up with . . , "Hut I’ll miss you most of all . . ." I made up a song parody myself, Saturday, to the tunc of "Let's Get Together, yell, yeh, yeh . . ." that went like this; "What lousy weather, yell, yeh, yeh . . . When will the sun shine through! "What leusy weather* yeh, yeh, yeh, . . . good for ducks but not for you. " I f It keeps coming down our backs , . , we'll all be Haltor, (loitered with foam rubber shell bra and PS > L IN D A KING provrim-nti and Junior Lead­ ership and three Award Pins In Dress Review. For three years she has won the Achievement Certifi­ cate for the county, In con­ junction with the Seminole County 4-1! improvement pro­ gram. A book entitled " I Dare You," which Is prcscnlrd to outstanding girl leaders It now hers, and she has sup­ ported her Iocs I yesr round 4-H work wnii ihrce ■unmier* at short course and at 4-H camp. A competent and ellicient junior leader, Linds has worked with the younger girls on food snd nutrition, and it now working an teaching them how to make clothing for'themselves or their fam­ ily. All the 4-H‘cra are now ob­ serving 4-H Week in many different ways, and at the same time getilng r»sdy h>r County Events on April 6. Take a piece of regular wire window acreening and ' cut It to Ibe same size *s your loose powder runlainer. It bolds the puff out of the pow­ der for storing and, with a •light pressure, sifts Just the right ■ mount of powder on your pufL It 'eliminate* wsate of powder, too. jasl wearasmile S H O P W IT H U S FO R THESE FAMOUS NAM E lilt AN DS • HI ue Swim • Hurbizon • Glydon • Kate 81.11*8 90-98 To P A N T IE S |0c To It crrtalnly U an unusual kind of concert, and should l>e ws-ll worth seeing and hear­ ing, If you get a chance to go ♦ • • w ** Pastel colors, 0-10.12,95, •n d a ja n lz c n There will be 13 students from Mary E. Tolar Nance’s School of I’ iano, including Susan Ray, six, Mary Edna Burton, nine, Gcri Ann Warli­ ke, 13. Greg Carlton, 12, David Goethe, eight. Sue Lynn Howell, 14, Audrey Dec­ ker, 10, Louise Sleukley, 14, Becky Tanner, 13, Rebecca Patterson, 12, Ll*n Odham, 10, Tommy Vincent, to, and Julie Pcrtuns, to. Sometimes there will be 200 children all playing at once in same of Die duet nunilicr* which will feature two chil­ dren at each piano! DON'T FORGET. GIRLS . . the big professional "Time Out For Fun" show at Jrt Lanes, Thursday at 9:30 a.m. The advance revues of the i Im w look exciting and dif­ ferent. Latest styles In clothing, coiffures, dance steps, with s lot of bright vocals and entertaining In the fast paced, two hour ahow. Delirious refreshment* arc going to be served, loo, slung with useful snd valuable door prizes. Art Matthews, the Lester Lanin Trio. Heller and Helene are among the television and Divider personalities who will appear. 4 • # And It's all free, especially AUTHENTIC COSTUMES for you, and even more es­ will lie worn by the Daugh- pecially fo r non-howlers, rourtesy of that happy Hun­ garian. John Spolskl. Sllmmeroo, with Inner ponly. frtuifnrh ters of the American nevolu f (TJjf tlon si the Seinl-Ccntcnnial. j *r_ Mrs. F. E. Iloumillst tells us.1 Mrs. Iloumillst Is heading up Die g.ojp's part cp-tion. The led. s will be m the scene at t..c General Sai.ford Memorial Library in Fort Melon Park, all that day, (April 27) Irom 9 a.m. to 0 pin, Librarian Charles Entzmlngcr will open the library which contains many of Gen­ eral Sanford's personal ef­ fects amt those of his family. Ti’.csc costumes that the ladies will be wearing w.ll be •'for real"—genuine, handeddown colonial style gowns thst will lend a fine air to Ihc proceedings of the day. fjrrnllt Mrs. Joseph Zukowskl of North Triplet Dr. Casselberry has returned home after be­ ing confined to Die Orlando Air Force I5a»c Hospital for treatment. SHEER »BEAUT.Y CANNON NYLO N STRTECII TOMMY \ liSL'EN f umi llebuccu .Innu I’nttereori admire the birthday cake at Tommy’s birthday party. He was 11 years old and his Rrandmother, Mrs. Alma Nccse invited some o f his friends in for an informal party and refreshments o f cake and ice cream. (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals By Mr*. Adsm Mullrr Mr. and Mrs. John Leone of Plantation Ituad hud ns their recent housiirucsti, .Mr. and Sirs, Alex Gcddc* of Springdale, Conn. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Wil­ liam* of Park Lane enteitnlned Mr*. William*’ *i*tcr, Mr*. D. Morgan of Lakewood. Ohio, und her duughU-r, Mrs. Ro­ bert Gilc*„ und soil David of Akron, Ohio. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Bell of Linda Vista have as their houseguest* their son-in-law and daughter and rhildren from .Midway Islund, Cdr. and Mr*. Raymond Sheen, Nancy, thu*-, Pamela, 10, ami Caro­ lyn, 12. Following a few week* in DeBary the Com­ mander will be transferred to Washington, D. C. Enterprise Personals By Helm Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ja­ cob* and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall have returned to their home in Mowcaqua, III. after a visit with Bcv. and Mrs. Fred Foster. Mrs. Ja­ cob* was a sister of Mr*. Foster and they all had 1 wonderful visit while the men enjoyed fishing around this area. Twenty-seven members of the Senior and Intermediate MYF groups of Barnett Mem­ orial Methodist church, ac­ companied by Mr*. R. T. Hatcbctl and Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster joined members from Orange City, DeBary and Sanford, and motoied down to Lake Wales to attend an evening performance of the "Passion Play" there. PRE EASTER SP E C IA L • n a ONE W EE K O N LY REG. 9.10.00 C O LD W A V E $35 • REG. 915.00 R EALISTIC W AVE Y O U 'L L S A Y IT ’S THE MOST COMFORTABLE SHOE YOU HA V E EVER WORN. 8I10E Ivey's STORE WOMENONLY! "T im e O u t For Fun” IT'S FUN... IT’S FASHIONABLE... IT’S FREE! A Glamorous Show For Women Only Futaritf “ZING-IT'S SPRING!” A Complete Fashion Shaw presented by DUPONT with fashions by outstanding designsr* narratsd by Edith Ivey and itrrs Enbsrg modeled by loading fashion models V7 $10 INTERNATIONAL FAVORITES Wr have added the New Patricia Hlevens Cu*mrtira to our Salon. Technician Donna Wurlhling will tie in our salun SATURDAY • MARCH 9 to help you with your skin problem*. We Invite you lo come In lor * free ron*ullaliun. Patricia Slrvens Cosmelica ■re sold only in lleauly Salon*. HELLER & HELENE presenting tha latost dances NEW HAIR FASHIONS by The Official Hair Fashion Committso » of Tho Nstisnsl Hairdrosstrs A Cosmetologists *** Association. Tho Hair Fashion Authority of Tho Boauty Profession TV AND STAGE SINGING STAR ART MATTHEWS Msstoi of Coromonlos HARRIETT’S Beauty Nook 103 S. Oak Phone FA 2-3712 N E W S H IP M E N T S P R IN G & S U M M E R COTTONS GOWNS AN D PAJAM AS — 9J.98 To 90.00 Casselberry Personals 90.00 $2-95 Pnffc 10— Wed. Mar. 6, *63 SOCIETY MUSIC FAVORITES LESTER LANIN TRIO Vocoli by JERRY CARR FREE DOOR PRIZES valuable gifts for you and your home COME ONE. COME ALL...BRING ALL YOUR FRIENOS ^ P E R F O R M A N C E ONLY AT CENTERS LISTE0 T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 7th - 9:30 AM PRICED FROM 9 | 2 ‘95 QUALITY F A S H IO N SERVICE / I ^ ____ OPEN FBI, N lf illT T IM . M A R Y E ST H E R 'S I-.00 "Featuring Fashion* Ju*t Foe Yon' 200 N. P A R K AVE . STORK m in ts : 9 TO S;3S JET LANES ISO ONORA RD. SANFORD, F L A . �“ IF f t - 'CjOhdsM CjaJbwdctAShower Honors Bride-Elect tfflr Sfraftt Wed. Mnr. 6. ‘63— Page 11 | Dr. John Johns N ew Arrivals Speaks At In Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Hick­ son of Oviedo announce thn birth of an eight pound sob, Bryant Napoleon, Feb. 11. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Sirs. II. B. Rambo of Clermont and paternal grandmother is Mr*. Sarah Hickaoa of Oviedo, D A R Meeting 111.* Jean I ... - .. Mis! Hens: ... n, hri.ln bride I ’ll... the (urtj v/v.. rooms were dc asparagus fernTt— The archway The regular monthly- meet­ Circle* ol Uic sanlord liar Barney Miller were co-hos elect, at t’.'c Jones home on corated with arrangement* of between the living and din­ ing of the Norman deVere den Club plan the follow in g, teste* for a shower honarln; West Second Street. red and white rose* and ing rooms were intertwined nieclin^. ibis week |Howard Chapter. U n i t e d with the fern and roses. T ill RSII.AY Daughters of the Confederacy, Appropriate games were CAMELLIA Circle will meet wa* held Friday afternoon at el.Joyed by the guests and ■ t Ibe home of Mr*. Ihm following the gift opening re- the home of Mr*. W. C. Hill, Reynold* in Idlewild at K p.m. frediment* of party mixes, on Magnolia Avenue. Member* are a*ked 1o bring The president. Mr* W. T. O VER .la YE A R S cake, punch and coffee were article* ior a while elephant Merritt, presided and after At First K Palmetto served by lire liodesscs. Mrs, tale. (Alongside old post office) Edward Thomas assisted the ritual, American flag IIEMEROt ALLIs C i r c l e pledge ami salute to the Con­ with the serving. member* will meet at llic federate flag, routine business home ol Mr*. Hubert Martin i Those sharing the evening was transacted. Mr*. Merritt MIL AND MIIS. JOSEPH C. T IIO IIP — Word him'with the honorec were Mr*. in Lake Mary al 7:30 p in. announced iho Till District Been received o f Uie marriage o f Joseph C. Rerl lien-on. mother of the The ho»tc*s will also present meeting at Daytona Beach on lionorec and Mrs. Roger! Die program and show slides Thorp, non o f Mrs. \V. C. Hlngo and Gordon E. Feb. 27 and *ai<' six members Clark, Mr*. Harold Clark, of orchid*. Thorp, o f Sanford, to Mins Funiyo Mojami, o f planned to attend. Mrs. Jeanette Hall, Mr*. • Carpeln • Furniture IVY Circle meets with Mr*. Two visiiur* from Annie Fukuoka, Japan. The groom Is serving in the Hugh Booth. Mr*. Alice Heron. • Tile • Pianos William Mann at 7;3n p.m. Coleman Chapter in Orlando U, S. A ir Force and stationed in Japan. Mr*. l-cwls Mny an, Mr*. Mr*. Crank Donulna- wilt con­ • Rental Beds were introduced, Mr*. Mary Robert Kays, Miss Sandy duct a workshop on llouci ar­ L, Weaver and Mr*. It. N. Wright, Mr*. Louis Rotunda, rangement*. Axton, who i* second vice Osteen Mrs. E. L. tilers, and Vicky FRIDAY president of tlic state. They and Antonia. Mrs. L. N. lfol. DIRT GARDENERS Circle spoke briefly concerning their loway, Mrs. June Sw^rtfager will meet at 9:30 am . in Ihe P e rs o n a ls activities. Dr. John John*. and Mrs. It. J. Turner. Caucas Room of First FedDougin* Jttr**. fourth grade Professor ol \meriean His­ oral for a program on horti­ tory and Political Science at student, wa* winner of the 4*1’ CHICAGO, ILL. culture. Mrs Gerald Knight Stetson University wa* Hie spelling contest at the Osteen will be the speaker and hos­ uml I’clcr Tyson, speaker for Hie afternoon and school Representative of tesses are Group Six. told of the major bailie of eighth guide wa* iuimt-r Up. IllliiSCCS Circle memlieri the Confederacy which look Both Itny* pnrli.lput. d In the will meet at tile home of Mrs. place in Florida known a* the West Yoln*in elimination con­ P A T R K T A S T E V E N S C O SM E T IC S T. A. Burleigh al 2 p.m. A Bailie of Ohisteo or Ocean test held ut Hi,. DrI.ninl High (Sold Only At Itcauly Salons) white elephant sale will Ire Fond a hundred year* ago. School, Tuesday evening. held following the business Mr*. It. A. Lackey brought He tx-ad from hi* manuscript W IL L HE IN OUR B E A U TY S A L O N session. tiack many exotic Spanish entitled "The Civil War in IXORA CIRCLE is sponsor­ VioritU" which will soon be iccipcs from her recent Euro­ MISS JEA.Y HENSON, front, was guest o f honor nt a bridal shower, re­ F R ID A Y - M A R C H 8 ing a lecture on landscaping pean tour and tried them out put in printed form. cently given by Mrs. It. E. Jones, center uml Mrs. Barney Miller, right. A t at t h e Episcopal Parish Refreshments were served Ate have coii-olidalcd *11 on her friends, the VAll-5 Of­ Giving Facial* • Manicure* left is Jean’s mother, Mrs. Berl Henson. by Hie hostess to Mines. Mer­ House, starting at 9:30 a.m. our Office Furniture form­ ficers Wives. Make-l'p Analyain and Mrs. E d w a r d Henriquez, erly on display al 110 Mag­ She invited the group over ritt, Mrs. It. B. Monro, Lois stale landscaping chairman. nolia lo our main -lore and for dinner sod bridge. A sea- Taylor, F. E. Houmillat, A. B E A U T Y CO NSULTATIONS Will be the guest speaker. warehouse at — food, chicken and vegetable B. Wallace, David Caldwell, M. J. Uram, G. E. McCall. W. Members of the WOODROSE dials called "Paella" was M agnolia 11 Ave. and DRIFTWOOD Circles will served over sstlmn rice. A. Ferry, J. M. McCaskUl, Join them for the program. This main dish was accom­ B. F. Robison, W. F. Carter, J AC ARANDA Circle meets panied by a delicious drink Richard Glee son. It, !,. Per­ 2 lil» So. French Ave. ' .122-8346 with Mra. Irving I. Fry or at called "Sangreo," an avocado kins, J. 11. Truluck and Hie Offire Simply ,\ (till* Miss Mary Hilda Hasty and three guest*. 7:30 p.m. Mrs. J. 11. Fahey salad wiHi herb dressing and Harry Martz were mariied will present a program on By Sir*. Clarrnrr Knydrr ness, F v a c e , Friendship, melba peaches marinated in March 4 In Sanford. CountyBonsai (miniature) trees. Semitmlu Hcbckah l»d g e Love and Truth. The program burgandy. Judge Vernou Mize officiated MIMOSA Circle will meet Following the outstanding at the informal ceremony*. No. 3 wa* host to represents- closed with Mr*. Nick I’fcifat the home of Mrs, Jo Feck dinner the group played Mi*« Elease Fear* was maid tives of all Rcbckah Lodge* auf singing “ Give Us This in DcBary at 10 a.m. for a bridge. Mr*. It. F. Watson of honor and best man wa* workshop on dried arrange­ in District No. 1U at a district Day." won first prize, Mr*. K. C. Robert J. Harris. Refreshments were served Flynn, low, and the traveling ments with all member! par­ meeting at the Odd Fellow* The bride is the daughter in tlic dining room where the prize went to Mr*. II. H. ticipating. of Mr*. Vera Hasty and the Hall. > table was decorated with a Lovelace. High band for the ROSE Circle members will late .Mr. Curry Hasty of San.Mr*. Clarence Snyder, no­ basket of red rose* and Jili-* evening was held by Mrs. K. A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y meet at the home of Mrs. A. lord. The groom is the son ol ble grand, welcomed all pre­ of Hie valley, (lie same (low­ sm W. Epps at B:3t) a.m. and go It. Hamilton and Mr*. John Mr. uml Mr*. H. C. Martz of to the Imperial House for sent and introduced Mr*. er* were used throughout the Draim. Benton, Fa. hall. lunch, then visit the Florida Others enjoy ing Hie evening The bride wa* bom ill San­ Fannie Spink of Orlando, past 31r*. Robert Williams, Mr*. were Mines. I.. 11. Selle, T. Federation of Garden Club ford a n d attended local president of the Hcbckah As­ Auburn Rector, Mr*. May Headquarters. K. Mead. D. W. Beard, C. E. school*. Tlic groom attended sembly; Mrs. Ethel Vaiulerltubow, Mr*. Mac Myers, Thompson, W. S. Holte, V. D. school* in Benton, Fa. At car of Miami, past president ■Mr*. I). C. Howard and Mrs. Monroe, C. L. Fitzpatrick, N. present he is serving in thi­ of the LA I'M; Mr*. Margaret W. I,. Roche served sandJ. Merge, P4 E. Boose, H. W, McGonlgal of Kissimmee, ll. S. Navy and is stationed at w-lclu-*, cake, candy, nul* and Johnson, K. E. Rudd and D. the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ chaplain of (lie Hcbckah As­ coffee to guests from Orlan­ J, Brough. sembly of Florida, and Mr*. tion. do, Kissimmee, si. Cloud. Mi­ The couple is residing at Velma Sumner, Orlando, dis­ ami, Michigan and Connecti­ 401 East I4tll Street, Apt. 102, trict deputy president of Dis­ cut. If a tea last* for hour*, you in Sanford. They plan to visit trict No, to. Visitors from aren't expected to stay unless and Connecticut The Peacemaker* Wives his parents tuter in lists sum­ Michigan you're helping. were also welcomed. If your family is fond of held Die regular bridge and mer. canasta party at the home Twelve electric c.unites to "greens" plant Swiss chard in NOW IS THE TIME of Mrs. II. A. Mon-land. la* used in initilory work were your garden this year. It will produce more edible greens High bridge awarded for Forest City presented to Sctninola HeTO P L A N T the evening wa* won by Mr*. hcknii l/alge by the Fust No­ per foot ol row than any other G. H. Danglemon. ■ guest of F R U IT T R E E S ble Grands Club. Holder* for similar vegetable. Further­ Mr*. Moreland. The (raveling Hie randies were a gift from more, it'* a dual-use vege­ FI.U.MS - FKAItS deuce prize went to Mrs. T. Mrs. Minnie Taylor. Mr*. table. By Sliii Icy Wrntwurth AND PERSIMMONS You can cook Hie green J. Cann. Snyder made Hie presentation Friend* of .Mr*. John Ran­ READY TO GOI Other VAH-7 wives enjoyinff and Mrs. W. L. Roche accept- leave* as you would spinach Lake Brantley the evening of cards were dall, West lint you can also strip Hie leaf rd and thanked the puit noble Mrs. It. E. Lavender, Mrs. Road, Forest City, will regret grands on hrilulf or Hie lodge. blades away (using them a* L. A. Heath, Mrs. O. W. Mc­ to learn that *lie was rushed This wa* a project of Hie rlnlt green*) anil cook the midriffs Guire, Mr*. G. F. Schneider, to the Florida Sanitarium and last year when Mrs, Sny-lcr alone like celery. Serve them Mr*. G. W. Cffliuin, Mr*. A. Hospital. Sunday, when she wa* president. creamed —they 're delicious! M. Campbell, Mr*, n. L. became very ill. She 1* re­ .Mr*. Sumner, DDF, presid­ Wright and Mr*. W. C. Hol­ ported to he resting comfort­ ed during the district meet­ ably. ton. ing. Site announced that her project this pan year had been the presentation of one dorm bed spread* and *lip covers for Hie living room furniture at the Odd Fellows take shape with W c l F l i e r S® home in Gainesville. At Hie request of Mrs. Eva Tluirslan, president of the In* AT tcnialhmsl Assn, of Iteliekah Assemblies, Mrs. Sumner presented a special program. Mem tiers of Seminols took part iu the program empha­ sizing Faith, Service, Kind­ tMr* l« 9) fatiTitrB t) R k I..IU, an.i E.' June* anti tlr. 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CUBE STEAK YO UR C H O IC E OF T H E F IN E S T A T A S P E C IA L L O W P R IC C I Y O U C A N A L W A Y S B E “ Q U A L IT Y C O N F ID E N T ** W HEN YO U S E L E C T B L U E R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y B E E F mmmmmfmfffi \ rffe ■■ $|00 FW CA FFLE-CR AFC f RUtT W M M w m m m w i (J) $|00 S t o c k u p Ir s a v e ! tMPlHlM 3.13 *1 if; $1 0 0 MIICMANfS Craaa llaaipa NO XZEM A 50 3 OR S L I C E S Al Oof Rr<ytJ«# low rriut By Mona Grlnataad A nominating committee to rerommend a new alate of officer* for the North Orlando Civic Ann. wai appointed at Monday nlght'i r e g u l a r monthly businet* meeting of the group. Art niiodct wai named chairman and aa representa­ tive along with Kwrlghtxm Marvllle of the north village; C. Treiler waa named to represent Coronado llomei; Mayor Frank Faiula, the Ranches and Lt. Earl Achord and Mri. Jeanna Elkin*, the south village. Ilrcomniendations of the committee will he presented at the next association meet­ ing which will he held on April • raUicr than on the regular date due to the fact that the organisational meet­ ing of the newly elected Vil­ lage Council will be held on April 1 with the first official Council meeting to be held the next night. New officers of Ihc aa*ociation will be elected In May with the installation to take place in June. $100 With III. Portiiaaa of *VS fit. Wiava Bomb * let,. or Menthol Nominating Committee Set By Civic Assn. 24 OZ CANS MAI V f $ immmmmmm 100 17 OZ CANS SIRLOIN OR T - B O N E CINDERELLA STORY — Anna Moffa him como a long. long way nlnco alio Inft bor home town, Wayne, I’a. A t 27 alio la an catahliahcd atar of t h e Melro|K)litan Opera and her voice haa been acclaimed in the capitate of Europe. 46 OZ CANS 47 4 7 4 7 ^ .“D U S K 2460 P A R K A V E . 17 OZ CANS /* *x*♦ % va. I.UTR M A It II It A T. 1. and r i llllH T I M ; UAIIHIIAI.L. Dll wife, li.fendanls. XOTIIT1 o f i oil i:< i o*i i i i : ail.K MoTH'K m i i i:tu -nr iiivi:\ pursuant to a Kind ti«rr.e o( Slarlaac. Forealoaure, dated February S3. IS*!, and anlarad In Chancery Ca.e No. 12*31 of Iha Circuit Court of the NlnlK Judlilal Circuit In • nd for Mcmlnulc County, FtnrIda. m herein HKCONU KIMI|CIt A la MAVIKOM ANIt LOAN AAMOCIATION OF CI.EVKI.AN'I), a United Htal.a rorporallun. la llalnllff, and l.t’TK SIAIIAIIAI.I. and rtlltl hTIM : »l tltdll tt.l, Ilia wife. ora Hafendatila, I will oall lo Ilia 1.1ItIivat and bait bidder fur raati al III* front dour of Ilia Ptinlnolr Counlr Courllinuae In Iha Cltr ol Hanford, Cuunlr of Krnilnola, Klorldn, al ll:»o A. 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A P P L E SA U C E L A D Y F A IR B A K E D G O O D S MIICMANfS & Wkh th* Pwrctian at l edy fair t “ fraah Bekad PECAN PIE At Our IrmiW low PliuC B iH I IF IR I1 FYNE-TEX GT. GT. 47oz. PKG. DETERGENT mmmw.mmm FAMILY LOAF SLICED WHITE F R f S H C R ISP FRESH PICKED TENDER YOUNG 5 •i 0 ^ C A R R O T S c^ ° 8 C POLE BEANS 2 29< _________.___‘ * o x SUNSHINE C O O K IES 37c MILO LONGHORN CHEESE...........c.59* MAYFAW FRESH m a n 2 -29. CR. 9IH 81 C H ... ■ • ■ CHEESE .... 2 27< SLICED THIN CINNAMON FKOS PASTRY BREAD «“ 29* GIANT 1«0t NECJfrf (REG Gift “• MISS WISCONSIN MEDIUM CMlDDAR AH6EI FOOD RIHG 39* CHEESE..... 43* • i m U W l M - tiL J g R O X I M -k e t-M H U M u 1 t r ■ - 1-11 I �I “ I N IN E LIVES What’s Going On The continuing flurry o f charges that the Kennedy administration seeks to “ manage the news’* needs to be put in some balance. The President himself has taken a hand, trying to minimize the issue by treating it wittily — as he often does when under some fire. Yet there are probably few re­ sponsible newsmen in Washington and elsewhere who doubt that man­ agement o f the news is taking place. What has to lie understood is that this is not something unique to Pres­ ident Kennedy. The Kisenhowcr Ad­ ministration practiced news control, ns ilid the Roosevelt and Truman re­ gimes before. In fact, this is a tech­ nique as old as memory. Nor is it limited to the national government. Sleuthing reporters have been complaining about “ invis­ ible government*’ at the state level for decades. The fact it is both commonplace and old does not justify it as a poli­ cy. Within the limits dictated by se­ curity, the proper needs o f govern­ ment, the public is entitled to know what its elected and appointed o ffi­ cials are doing and saying. Rut the record o f history, right up to the most current events, indicates that government officials have a strung self-protective instinct. They are not about to hand out gracefully and ungrudgingly information which in any way will damage them person­ ally or |R>litically. Worry Clinic OUR HOARDING HOUSE e>Hrt f HOT A -SOUKO MA30»s ! 'O - j j KECAtL THAT I WAS, ABOUT t o \ ■MON -rue P A fL R -j F O « PRODUCTION O f - ' M V C.ASOUME P IL L S ? W U .L .I OOTVJOKD 1O0AV THAT tVtfe DEAL IS A L L v E T IN A C ltV UP N O R TH f BUT I ’M SURE THI-3 PLACE- t-j WATCH I D A LL © A Y / 4 0 X'M Lfc A V iN o NOW — TMt_N I'LL , PICK U P TR AVE L FUNDS WHEN THE BANK 0PEN 6 A N D BE OM MY WAY/TELL YOUR — fcw,AM t ^CHARMlNO WIFE THAT WE’LL HAVE A REAL . CELEBRATION IN A FEW OAY6.'y fr JB*. BUT NOT AT M ti HOOPLE yTT /MANOR - ©Ip fcanfnrh featti l» u g e 1 -A S a n fo r d , F lo r id a W e d . , M a r c h 0 , 1003 H A I T KM A. IIIK I-U H , M illio n S M I 1*1 IILIM IUH l.SMMt v i : i i * h »: l c i i w t a n a. o iiis w o i. it SluiisalUK L tlllo r AUssrtlsI"^ illr .tlu r s u n w ia .i.s j x .m i ; i~ » i i o i ; i i a k i :m t'uumy KUIU-r llu.ln.-a Manager t U L L I S IlliVIKH S llllll.IIS S- I t l H ' T nut 1, 1, Kill it. r C l m l l l - t l M an ag er n o r IIIU U IftlltZTIIAM SI I AXK M U .T U I.IM I C r . i u i . L tllt o r Circula tion M . . n « . . r r m :n w e i . i » Mechanical tiutiL. _______ » l lilt III I ’TIOX IIS TI.S Mr Mall Snalaala I 's s s lr All OlSrr t i c Week |» mu I Vrsr l il- la I Year 4.IMI < Months S.7& S Mouths M O 3 Months (.00 > Months t oo I Month I » " I Month II. N. I'utlal Regulation* provide llutl all mar auha- I Ipllohs ha paid III HtltNlU*. llama lu l lt r r r Kfiltrid a i •round cInmi matur Ot*lob«r 27, 1219 at Post Off Jc« of feanford. Florida, under th* Act of C o n i r m of March. Thi Herald Is a mrmbrr of tha United l*rsas which Is sntltlsd •acluthaly to tba uaa for rspubllcnllon of all tha local nswa prmisd In Una newspaper. spending at, at least tlie pre­ sent rate is essential to keep business and employment at current levels. Past experi­ ence tells ttie President that spending for space and de­ fense is the only sizable spending he stands ninth chance to get the present Con­ gress to approve. Political WASHINGTON— (N’ KA) — Spearheading tlie Hrpiihlican drive to cut between SIO bil­ lion and $15 billion from President Kennedy's $HW bil­ lion budget for next year are flep. Frank T. How o( Can­ The late Senator Hubert ton, Ohio, ami other l io l’ Kerr of Oklahoma, as chair­ members of the House Appro­ man of tlie Senate Commit­ priations Committee. tee on Space, was a great aid How and his group will o|>eto the President in putting rate under Republican con­ through his space budget gressional leaders, but they requests in past years. Clinton will seek support for their Anderson of New Mexico, who budget-cutting from economyMircvcds lo the chairmanship minded Democrats. in place of Kerr, is a loved Republicans realize they and respected Senator who is can't succeed in this opera­ also enthusiastic for proceed­ tion without Democratic votes, ing with our probes Into but they played this coalition space, lie disagrees in three crisscross game in rutting respects with Kerr's views. Truman administration bud­ Anderson wilt urge that wc ged in the With Congress and stress tlie development of nu­ they think they can do it clear propulsion, as tlic only again. If the Republicans and their means for interplanetary tra vel now known. He will push Democralir kindred spirits for more civilian and less ran make major cuts in next military control of the apart* year's budget, they tN«lieve program. And he will lay it will help justify tile tax greater stress on retaining tlie cut In,til parties want Tlie public right to patents de­ President’ s tax reform pro­ veloped by private industry gram is left out » ( tlie u(win the course of government ration. Maurice Stan*. President contract work involving space. In a year when sponsors of Eisenhower's last Hudget Pu­ other programs calling for re an director, has done the (pending by tlie Federal gov­ research job and compiled tinernment are begging for pen­ figures which will Ih< used nies, the advocates of almost as basic for the RepublicanMi billion for spare explora­ planned cuts. Stans will mil tion next year may be asked {take an active part In Hie by Congress if they are sure operation; lie'll slay ill I In' that will In* enough. background as an adviser. Letters Carol wants to know how a son But horizontal lines and short. (10) Sequins and fabrics plump girl ran minimize her make you look ncavicr. excess wright hy thr way (4> Obese people should that shine as if they are metallie, should In* abhorred by she dresses. Scrapbook this thus avoid belts, for these ac­ women who wish to appear case, tor It contains some centuate your East-West di­ feminine, soft and enticing. of the axioms of pathology mensions, and plump folks For shining fabrics connote pertaining lo style ami cos­ need to stress their North- hard, metallic objects and tume. Jewelry and formal South diameter* tints exert a subconscious attire. Hut the best way lo (5> Fat (oiks should adopt repulsive iniluencc on men. slenderize is via thr diet­ the V-neck on their waists Attractive women are siqiing iMKiklrt named below. amt avoid tlie square-cut or posed lo lie soft, not brittle, Send for it at oner. oval necks. metallic or .sandpaperish. CASK 0-175; Carol J., aged <6) Plump people should And if you are somewhat 16, is the beauty contestant avoid tight horizontal strands masculine in build or quite named earlier this week. of pearls or other beads that athletic by all means femin­ "D r Crane." she added. " I emphasize their East-West ize yourself, for men usual­ am a little plump. I realize line*, and if they do wear ly don't want dates with a that I should diet beads, these should tie in half-man, which is what a "Hilt I haven't time to lose long strand*, reached nearer masculinized female connotes. much weight before the beau­ their waist, to accentuate Hut for tlic best way to ap­ ty contest next week. their North-South dimension. pear sylph-like try to diet "So arc there any psy etiolo­ (7) Obese women should olf your excess blubber. gical ways by which 1 can at also beware of rings on their So send for my booklet least appear more slender?" fingers, for rings stress the "How to Lise 10 Lbs. in to Yes, indeed, there are many East-West directions that Days." enclosing a stamped, things a plump (N-rson can plump people need to avoid. return envelope, plus 30c. do to make her weight at (8) Plump women should least SEEM to In- less than it wear longer skirts. And fat really is. men should adopt full length • For example, high heels will trousers, instead o( tlie mo­ add more height and thus dern shorts that make obese Rich or poor, take care of lend to minimize a fat per­ men look more elephantine. your liralth. It doesn't care son's stocky, plump profile. (9) Eat women can profit­ , how you're lixed. Although high heels pro­ ably wear hats with high duce backache, they also give crowns to increase their ap­ Thieves stole a small mer­ a girl a more trim ankle and parent North South dimention. ry-go round from in front of a more »ha|vty calf. Avoid flat little pancake bats a sitopping center. Police High heels also add greater If you are already chubby didn't cutch tlie brass ring. assurance and poise to a girl, just by making her tall­ er. If you are unduly thin, then reverse Hk- following rules Imt plump people can profit EST. 1935 by following them directly: IN SURAN CE A T A SAVIN ( I ) Checkered and flowered patterns make you appear fatter, (3) I’ lain, dark fabrics make you liHik thinner Ilian 111 So. I ’ a lm e llo white or light colored clothes. CD A vertical pin stripe Phone F A 2-0814 (ends to slenderize a fat per-1 Notebook Xanpul, During tlic past month or .so down tlie program and bring In* has been commuting from it under tighter, more effic­ Ids Los Angeles home to ient control. The expressed idea is to take the frenzy out Washington while making an of the present crash program. item by-item an I line by line Tlic Jtu bill mu estimated analysis o( tin- Kennedy bud­ total cost ol putling men on get. the moon would remain. Whe­ Cutting tlie President's re­ ther tile mission would Inquest for $los billion in new accomplished by lts.8 or mayoliligalituul authority by $IU tie 1975 isn't considered im billion or $15 b.Mini would (Hirtunt. mean min billion to $tu billion One of IIn- points Republi­ figure. Tlie resulting cut in cans arc emphasizing in spondlng for tlie year begin­ planning tlwsc cuts is that ning next July I would tie they will not result in an aus­ from $1 billion to $6 billion. tere budget. Tills would make an admin­ Tllrir idea is to stop budget istrative expenditure budget growth for a few years ami of from MI.T to SJI5 billion in -stabilize expenditures so tlic place 'of the President's in» economy can catch up. If Ibis billion. isn't done. Republicans say Possible economies suggest­ till- budget won't lie balanced ed by Stans do not represent for years. an across thc-board percent­ They point out I bat Eisen­ age cut. Reductions are con­ hower submitted an $N| bil­ sidered possible for every lion new obligation authority major item in Hie budget, budget lor fiscal 1902 Ken however, including even na­ iicdy's $HM billion budget for tional defense and explora­ lut'.l is a :tt per cent increase tion of outer space. in two years. Willie no figures are tieing "What we need," says one given out now, it is believed Republican, "is an adding that defense cuts will Inmachine on the I'r-'sldent's sought ai a little lower per­ desk so he cun keep Hack of centage figure Ilian for most IIh- cost of all tlie new pro­ ol tin- civilian agencies. For grams lie is asking fur." smaller agencies, where cuts TIn- Republicans want to of lea* Ilian $500,(*M are con­ stop non-emergency public sidered possible, they are in works and pot a moratorium dicated as nominal and no on new prujerts not essential great ellorl will he maile lo In security. Government con­ pare them down struction—$7 billion hi ttat? 7 lie spare program definite is estimated at Ml billion for Ijr would lie cut back to slow Itail under (lie Kennedy bust gel. Government riviiian en i-j piny ment would lie rut hack by the GOP economy drive, lint it is said tills would not endanger national security or public welfare. • To The Editor Dear Sir; After reading a letter by Mr. F. II. Stevenson last week in one of the local area papers (not yours) regarding the multitudinous begging or­ ganizations that line up out­ side bis door I went out and purchased the Mart'll issue of "True" lo read lilt- article "Stop the Canshakt-rs' .Shakedown." This is indeed a thought-provoking story and I couldn't agree with him more wholeheartedly in many instances. On the other hand, there are still some fund raising organizations that are strictly on the level and fill a great need in that field. Our UNIT­ ED FUND OF SEMINOLE COUNTY represents e i g h t agencies as follows: Amer­ ican Red Cross, Hoy Scouts, Children’s Home S o c i e t y , Family Counseling Service, Girl Scouts, Mental Health Association, Salvation Army and United Service Organiza­ tion. All of these services are rendered in this County and the disbursement checks from the Drive arc sent to the local heads in the area. There is no separate drive for each of these agencies as they are all combined under the one UNITED FUND OF SEMIN­ OLE COUNTY. Our organization is present­ ly averaging an overhead l Barbs Glamor Spun Space Race tins direction and respond to it. Science is adding impetus to tlic inclination to keep full speed ahead into space. At first, after Kennedy's deci­ sion to land a man on the moon, a majority of U. S. scientists appeared opposed to the plun. More could be done with that much money on earth was (lie most usual objection. A abort lime ago, however, the Space Science Hoard of tlie top-ranking American Academy of Scien­ ces released a report of a month-long study of present and future objectives of space research. These experts not only urges! intensification of tlie manned space flight pro­ gram but recommended that the U. S. make the search for life on other worlds its chief scientific aim in space. With such far-out advice coming to it from tlic most srdato scientists. Congress lends an open car to the Administra­ tion's more modest pttqmsals on space exploration. More decisive, on the Presi­ dent's side, for continuing full-blast witli tlie spare pro­ gram is that spate and de­ fense arc the only two pur(loses for which Congress can he persuaded to s|>cnd without a struggle. And Mr. Kennedy feels strongly that Federal 4 I Helen Fuller Says Should the United States (tick in llw* race to beat the Soviet Union to tlic moon and So on to explore (lie stars? Congress is about to have it's annual chance to say yes or no. President Kennedy made up his mind that tills was the tiling lo do almost two years ago. When lie announced the decision to undertake the space race, he estimated that ttie program over five years would cost $20-$to billion, a wide range. For next year’s part of tlie five-year job, tbe Administration is asking Con­ gress to authorize (5.7 bil­ lion. llow can tbe President jus­ tify such a whopping sum for a distant objective when he is whacking away at cutting far smaller items in the bud­ get in order to make possible n cut in taxes? How can Con­ gress condone a multi-billion dollar spare program when it rejecta projects for the home folks on the ground that the national economy can not aland more spending? Part of the answer is ro­ mance and glamor—tlie na­ tional enthusiasm, particul­ arly among the young and the young-at-heart. to look into the unknown. Tlic White House and the Congress feci the drift in the country in \S Dr. Crane’s They do not need, at the national level, to tell themselves they are de­ liberately withholding information for these reasons. The great empha­ sis on defense and security gives them an easy way of rationalizing news control. On top o f this, there is a natural tendency for men in of­ fice to believe they know better than anyone what is wise and proper and safe to disclose. As a matter o f fact, men in gov' eminent are not the only ones who set themselves up as judges o f what the public should know. Giant business corporations a f­ fected with a public interest to the extent that government concerns it­ self with their disputes, their pric­ ing policies, and the like, arc ex­ tremely guarded in what they tell the public. Their excuse, also often a ration­ alization. is that to disclose too much may be to give valuable information to their competitors. Few individuals or agencies deeply entwined in public affairs be­ lieve they have a duty to “ tell all.*' In one degree or another, they all "manage the news'* they take part in. Where the Kennedy regime went astray was in openly avowing, even for one day, that news management was official policy. The retractions and denials, however humorously stated, probably will never catch up with that one. burden of approximately 10 percent to maintain the otliee on a year-around basis for the first time in the Impo of greater success in future campaigns. This obviously leaves alwut 90 percent of the total amount pledged lo lie distributed lu IIh* agencies. It seem* to me that the simple answer would be to combine all charities under one organization in each louniy a* our U N I T E D FUND OF S K M I N O L E COUNTY, resulting in a great saving on administration and campaign expense which, in turn, could he pasted on to th e deserving individual GE Filter-Flow WASHER and DRYER — the complete family laundry combination. P R IC E S S T A R T AT O N LY — *300 FOR T IIK PAIR NO DOWN PAYMENT m WASIIKR has — 13 Pound Caparily Filler-Flow Waalilng Systran Walrr-Savrr Load Seleellon .1 \ta*h Cycle* 1 Wash Temperature* 3 IlillM* Temperature* \<-11xaliil \\ a.li Cyele Cnbslam-r Load Control Safety l.ld Kwllrh Purrrlain Tub and Ha*krt IH tY K R Inis* — 13 I II. C ap arily High Speed Drying I Heat Seleellon Svtilhelie Ur-tVrinklrf Fluffy fyrli* I riiiHiiii) Ileal Seleellon Porn-lain Drum anil Tup And Many Other Features SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. IIH "Seminole .MAGNOLIA AVK. Cminty’M Olden! GK Dealer" FA 2-1562 Get Ready for Out-door Living! charities. •Siurefi 1/ Margaret (Mrs. H. Executive yours. A. Ganat F.) secretary A Screened Porch can add much lo your home Lei us give you an estimate on the job. WE DO ALL KIN D S OF REMODELING . . . C O M M ER C IA L OR RESIDENTIAL S h tis m 211 W. 25TH ST. a lu ih £ C O N S T R U C T IO N PHONE CO. F A 2-3103 �! frrttt Pago 2-A - Mar. 6. 19C3 SIDE GLANCES Legal Notice By Galbraith Cousy Named Top NBA Player BOSTON (U P I) — Bob Cou*y, Boston Celtics' (tar who la playing his final season In th* National Basketball Asso­ ciation. today was named the top NBA player of all time in the weekly poll of the Academy of Sport* Editors. Cousy, 34-year-old playmaker and scorer who will be­ come coach of Boston College when he ends his playing career, was mentioned on G) per cent of the ballots cast by S3 of the nation's lesdlng sports editors. hi NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH and DINNER T U EB. thru SAT. VISIT OCR NEW — Carriage Room Designed Eapecallly For BANQUETS. LUNCHEONS and DINNER PARTIES • 38-6197 ”S/*ci*lP*rtw (jtoCUALk& UiUU} HIGHWAYS 17-92 N. FUN PARK, FLORIDA Legal Notice t o t ic i : n r s p i t i* TWfi r t n i t i T rnrstT. TITTII Jt till I SI, Cl Ml'I’IT. BTATR OF F L O R ID A TOi U AR RT MIELE. IT ATI) VOSS SKStAOLK Paaldanre! c o n n , F l o r id a , Hprlngvale Dank Building it c iiA \ c r n v t o . i » r s Rprlngvale. Mains FEDERAL KATinXAh MORT­ Tou ara haraby notified that GAGE ASSOCIATION, a Partition Suit hat bran ruintlft brought afalntt you In ths Clreult Court In snd for Sernl. n r i c h a r d r. B O L L t N O E R snit nols County. Florida. In chan. antllled DOMINIC J. M A R T JANE P O L L I N a E R . Ms rary. MIELE. Plaintiff. Ts. H A R R r wife, MIELE. Dafandant. involving T>( fsnUsnts. ths following rtearrlbed rml T im e r to Avrusn rroparty situated In Oran«s Tmc s t a t e o r v i- o nin A T o i_ n t c H A m » r. b o l l i n g e r and pemlrnde Couetlae. Plorl» n<i ?rAttv j a n k p o l l - da, to-wltl Lola L ». ». 10 and II of INOElt. hit wife, Pluck E and Lot It of, jteaidenc* soil Where* ltlock F. SEMINOLE TER. about * unknown RACE, according to plat TOtJ AlfC IIKREBT NOTI­ thrreof as rscordrd In Tlst FIED that » suit hsi b««n Bonk 11. pa*a 31 of tha fl|rd *galn«t you In ths above public records of Bamlnols entitled etnas, and that you County. Florida. ara required l » file your soand awer with th# Clark of this Luts »• 1«. » " d II of Court sml to serve » copy Plonk It. POSE VILLA, ac. thereof upon tha Plaintiff or cording to plat tharaof as Plaintiffs attorneys. whoae recorded In Plat Book V, m m - and addrets la Bishop psga 41 of ths public r«. A Ilornatrln. SI East Pins cord* of Oransa County, Slrast, Orlsn-lo. Florida, not Florida. lat»r than April 4th. ti ll. If and you ara rsuulrad to fils you fall to do so a Dtcrta Pro Confeseo will h<snlersd your Answer or other defenses against you for Ihs r»ll(f with tha Clark of tha Circuit of Hamlnola County. dsitisndsd in the Complaint. Court Thla suit 1» to foracloae a Florida, and tarts a copy of mortgage. Ths rssl property such answer or olhtr defer,»s upon plaintiffs altornty, CEO. proceeded saslnat Is: Lot si. Pluck s. p e l - a i r , A. SPEER. JR. whoa* addren according to tha Plat la l it Magnolia Avenue. Han. thar-of »■ recorded in Plat ford, Florida, on or barora llouk 3, Page *9, of tha April S. ISIS. A, D., and Sr you Publla Records of Hamlnola fall to do no. a Dacraa Pro Confeseo will ba entered County, Florida. T o f ' t h s r with tha followlna agslnat you for tha rtlltf de> turns of property which srs man-lad In tha Complaint. Wltneee my hsnd and tha located In and permanently Installad w a part of the liu- seal of said Court thla 4th day ol March, A. D. ISIS. provamants on said land: (S EA L) Pangs Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. llasiar / Clark of th# Circuit Court WITNESS nty hand and tha In and for Seminole coun. asst of said Court St Orlando, ly. Florida, Florida, thla Ith day of March liy: Martha T. Vlhlan ms D. C. (SEAL) Ar th u r tl. Pac kw ll h. Jr., Geo. A. Speer, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff Clerk o f tha c ircu it Court 113 Magnolia Avcnua U y : Martha T. Vihicii Sanford, Florida Deputy Clerk Publish March I, IS, 30, II. Publish March 4, IS. JO, If. C1K5-31 COO-31 A w «) ( C M ~ EVERYBODY READS THE CLASSIFIED ADS 11 9 I O « IJ 0 0 » Whether you are a « <-* s I BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response rc 41 Territory (tk.) 41 H aM le 44 iadUa if f « * IW 47 mrdjVaa4a Ventilate rtiT~ ir i * ir 4 r i i ir \T~ \ ir ■r J i J ' ! 1 rr XT u « it r f « '• )) » Sty? $mtfarf> iifmtld IS 17 m _ i ----W M la I U I I ■(duo 9 5T| r r h Ift t p w lln 4 Wandering r You want when you use * W A N T ADS JUST CALL FA 2-5412 H KKHtTAPU ENTIW UK AMX. » UL J • J- �f 0% I !I Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To Want-Ads Classified Phone C L A S S I F I E D IN D E X fflir 3. Education • Instruction 8. F o r Itrn t It EG 1STR A l l ON open for ROOMS, Tbe linhics. 401 Magnulik Ave. FA 2-U72U. Good Shepherd Christian U«y Schwab 4 and j year (urnivhed Three room olds. Nuner)', $13; kinder­ apartment. 2101 Magnolia. 4, Transportation garten $10. TratupurMlion 5. Food $13. 2 Bedroom Furnished available (or city and out­ Apartment, $53. Hubert A. U. F o r K en t lying areas. 322-7313 or William*. Phone FA 23951. CA Speciul N o tices FA 2-5719. 7. Business Kcntuls l.argo 3 bedroom Trailer on 8. Beach Itentals Sewing let ton a starting next large Ukc. Adults only. Ph. 0 . F o r Sale o r K ent week. Mrglnncra 1 advanc­ FA 2-73d8. 10. W an ted to Kent ed. Morning* or evening*. 11 Heal E s ta te W an ted Lnfurnirhcd 1 or 2 bedroom FA 2-7903. 12 Ileal E sta te F o r Sale Apartment*. Kitclicn equip­ O ffice 204 W . First IS. Mortinik'e Loans ped. 108 \V. 18th St. Pb. 0. For Kent 14. Insurance FA 3 4878. DEADLINES lo. Business O pportu n ity 2 BEDROOM home, kitchen House* (or rent. For infor­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 10 Fem ale H elp W an ted equipped. $75 month. I’ h. mation contact Ted Wil­ Tuas., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day 17. M ale H elp W unted FA 2-530-1. liam* Hardware, 2u5 E. before insertion. Mon. • Sat. 18. H elp W an ted 35th St. 3 Bedroom house. 2400 Stevnoon, 10. S itu ation s W an ted cm Ave. Phone 349-4071. B a b y sitters 20 3 UR Duplex, excellent loca­ STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 21 B eau ty Salons tion. algctrlc kitchen. luoi-B NICELY (urn. 6 room houia. Tue»., thru Frl. • J! P. M. day on M4ba* Build - Pa in t - R ep a ir S. Elm. Call FA 3-5391. FA 3 (1237. before insertion. Mini. - Sat. 23. B u ildin g M a teria ls noon. 1 HR. House, nicely turn- 1*1 Floor Apartment lurnialt21 E lec trica l S ervices ed $00. Lake Mary, Pit. idled. $05 mo. FA 2-8544. It ESI’O.NSLDILITT: I 2-'.. Plutnbinif S ervices FA 3-1757. The Herald will out be re. i 20. R adio & T ele visio n Fttrnia.icd Apartment. Close sponsible for more Ilian one S|>ecia] S ervices 3 Bedruum House in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 Furn. Incorrect insertion of your a>l, 28. L a u n d ry S ervice Adult*. No pel*, FA 3-7tkii. anil reserve* Uic riytiit to re­ 21). A u to m o b ile S ervice 2 lied room Ajiarlnu-ni, large vue or reject any advertise- 20A . A u to A ccessories acreened purcli. FA 2-31ti4 UN FURN. Ut Floor. 3 rm*. bath. 3 screened porclie*. nicnl from what ordered to 30. M a ch in ery - Tools between 8:UU a. iu. and 0 3UU Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ conform to the policies of this 21. P o u ltry » L iv e stock p. in. stair* evening*. p-per. 31A . P ets ROSE COl'lU\ 1 UR iurn. .12. F lo w ers - Shrubs Near bate. 3015 Sanford LTifurnlatwd 2 betiroom hou»e. aa. F u rn itu re 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3254 Ave. NO 8-4323. 24. A rtic le s F o r Sale or FA 2-0323. A rtic le s W an ted 3 Hedr'in Korn. Haute JloO.UO is Tin ; «m e t it r n u i r , as. Clean comtoriahlc 2 bedroom M NT tl J i in c u t. CIRCUIT. ac. A u tom obiles * Trucks 3 Hedr'm Furn. Kit. t\ tan •'mi ar.ttrvoi.t; 27. Boats - M o tors Aparlmcnl. Close lo town. Equip........................ J110.00 n i l \t t . ri.im uiA FA 2-0047. 18. M otorcycles - Scooters 2 lledr'm Kuril. . $ ci.wj i\ (TI%\ i i : i i v m i . i n w M i T i n i t o nni'KN ii 10. T r a ile rs - Cabanas 2 Uetlr'm Furn. Kit. F R A N K J. POST. 2 lltwlruom Itousc, kitelieu E(|tiip................... S iKJ.Oo Plaintiff, furnished, on Lake Golden. x I. J. W. Halt. Really FA 3 301 Near base. Call FA 3 4045 XVILI.IH MARTIN an.) M VRTil A J. MARTIN, til. wife, during da), FA 2-4730 after . [W-fl.Tli1.IHT. In tti* I (fun iif tlif> I'llHHi) 3 Ucdmom, 2 batli, liuilt-liu, 5:30 fenced ynrd. 115 \V. Cole­ t iii: st it i: or* n . n i i i i i i •I ml it r « *rtn)itn1r f 'liiinli * M M * Till wfl.l.li: MARTIN :itnl •»f riitrltln. In I*ri»lifilr man Circle. 5120 per iiiunUt. MARTHA J. MARTIN. III. I n re like Crniite nit K E N T A BED FA 2-7484. wife. T I I U . M A CiL \ t>V 8 K I X I ’ K II Roliaway, Hospital & Hub) 322-5612 322-5613 1. L o s t X Found 2. N o tices - Personals 2. Education - Instruction £aii(nrh lirralft M nr. 6, IROJl — P a p e 3 -A By N adine Seltzer S W E E T IE 1ME . . . Iiece « «t| »•*%!# A iiru r. Nuili-e ip hereby aikeni that the U ifU rp I* iteil wit!, on tile :< ih »u> 4.f M i r d i , a v , i h : p res en t to the Uniuimhle County Jutlfre of tftmluul# Co un t). Florida, fils final re* turn, account ami vouch#/#, #• AditiliilntrMtor o f the UttAt# «jf The lm a U U r t )* K r # f* r . cUcc.i"* nl, ntnl at mill tlmr, then mill there, Uim U* rii»|>llcattoit to the mild Juilfff* for a final fu ti le* merit o f til* *m! mini* t rut Ion o f m M rmtate, Ami f o r an ©filer (llncharifliiir hint a* ■urh Ad* in In tat rut or. thin the t ! ( h da/ o f F e b r n a r ), A. P. t?43 Kl wood ft. Frl *m l A* A«lminlatriuor o f lb* 11» l ale ©f T h e lit i *i i IUil>n K e e f e r I j« co fteeil JT I’oM »h Kf Ii. j:. Mnr. «, 1^X3. TDK is Ml I'll K you. The nature of thla proceedtag being a eult fur forecloaure of a Vendor'* Lien on tha following described rent property lying and being In Seminole County. Florida, toWilt I » t t and tha Kaet onehalf of l-ot S. RlurU i. A It. Ituesell’i Addition to Fort Reed, according to plot thereof a> recorded In Plel Book t. Page NT. WITNESS my hand and aeal at Hanford. Seminole County, Florida, tbl* II Hi day of Feb­ ruary. A. U. 19(3. IHRAI.I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of tha circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk titenetrom, Davie A Mclntoah Alturnaya for 1'lalntlft Dost tiff Ire Boa 1>30 Ba Ilford, Florida Ful.llih Fab. 11, 30, It A Mar. I, 19(1. CDF-41. ><>net: o r • err TlH.IIAIlULD W. JtIHNAON and JlJNK la JOHNSON, F.I.MFR J. PAIIKUR and JANDT A. PARKtiil, hla wife, Defandanta, Batldanca a n d Mailing Addrree Unknown. TOt: AND t:\CH OF TOU are hereby notified that eult baa been commenced au-ilnet you In the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of the Mate of Florida In and t*r henitnole County, tha ab. hr. vlated title of which lai FALL RIVER l A V I N Q I BANK. Plaintiff, -va- H A IL OLD W. JOHNSON and JUNK I . JOHNSON, hie a lia at at, Defendante, In Chancery No. U t il IX rm : v i OP k i: WRIT o r 'HIM * t v iii o r n .iin iin •nil WILLIAM U UL'CIIAN and BARBARA J. DUGHAN, hla wlf*. rcaldtncb unknown. T O U A II VI I I U I I L I I V NO Tt* K I C K Hi* r U H U H A L N A T I O N . A L M O U ' D I A H U ASSta.'IA T I ti N , liavlng fit*4 In ltd* Court It* aw.»rn lull ot C"m|dalnl. tha natura ami purpoa* nf which la to forcrloaa that crrlatn inortgag. aarcutad by Wtlllam I. Buchan ami Barbara J, lluchan, hla wlfa, ta L a w y . r a Muttgaga ami T l l l u C-impauy, mi th* till day nf Ju ly , 1 K » ; that .a id Cuniplalnt pray a for an accounting la be lakan utidar tha dlraollon of At.a Court for wliat la du* tha Fla intlff fur prlbi-l|wl unit lutar.at on .aid niurtKaKa ami m o rtg o g . nuta and fur ilia roala, cliarg*. am) a i p . i i . . . In­ cluding att ornty’a fur* and faaa and H u t i l i l r i t t In dafault Of auuti payluant. Illl r. lT itf r.it, a.tala, claim, damaml and a.iully of radaniptloTi of th* l>er.ndan(* and all jinroon. tduiming b>, through, utnl*r or «galiT*t Ih .m or any of tham. ba abaolutaly barrtd and for*eloaad: aatd ault balng {Had In the Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Semtiiol* County, In c h a n ­ cery. entitled K K D K R A L N A ­ T IO N A L M O IlTilA H i; ASSO­ C I A T I O N , a corporation organ laad under an Act « f Congre.a and eila lln g purauant to tha F adfra l Natlunal Alortgag. Aaaoeiallnn Charier Act, Fla ln tiff, verau. W i t . L I A M I . B U C ­ H A N an>l B A I I I I A R A J, l i l t ; . IIA N . hla wife, and O U A S O E U T I L I T V C O M P A N Y , Defendanla, balng Chancery ra ta No. No. 13111, praying a fore.-lnaura of tald mortgage on tha following deecrtbed land, l y ­ ing and being In Semlnola County, I- lor Ida. l o - . l l ; leil 13, Rl'u k 3, U L A T I i H l t S F I K L D . Flrat Addltlnn, according to lb* plat theraof aa racurdad In Fiat Book 13. I'aga It, I ’ublle Itaconla of Samibole County. Ktorhl* Bubjeit til a utility euartnaiit over the North a. veil i ; i feet and the We.t three 111 feet, together with Ilia following •uUlpmenl: international or 1,'ilea 4 ufnaca Mod*i o il s >t B - p Vou. and each of you, ara liitii., r.uulrad iu Hi. p*r•un.ll/ ur by atlurn.y, In Ilia offlca of tha Clark of aald Court. In ilia County Court llnuar. in Sanford, gamlnula County, Klurlda, an or bafura lha tlth day of March. A.D. 1143, your a p n a a r a m anateer or other dalcmlve pleading, tu the Complaint in tide uaua. and aUo lo aarvi up -n sandare, Mel: wan, Schw.ra A Mima, allorneya for Ihe I'lalntlff, a copy of aald pleadlnga, olberwlaa aatd Bill -if Com­ plaint Will ba taken a. rolltened by } oil and e.u h of you. DONC AND oltliEltCD till* Tbo nature « f thla auR la a fnre.ioaura of that certain mortgage from aatd defend­ ant. to plaintiff, dated Dec­ ember 3>. lean and recorded December 30. 1PCD In official Records Book 31k page 17* « f the Public Record* of Semi­ nole County, Florida, encum­ bering that certain piece or parcel of property located, altuate. and being In eald County and (Rate, to-nlt: la. I 1, Block * NORTH O R L A N D O TOWHCtlTK, FOURTH ADDITION, aa recorded In I’lal llo"k II. Riga 31, Public Record! of Femtnola County, Florida. EACH OF TOP In ItKqUIllf.l> to file your a n iw .r or oilier written ilefeneee to Uie Complaint with the Clerk of the circuit Court ot deiulnole County, Florida, In thle pro­ ceeding and to eerte a copy thereat upon the plainlltfa al lor neye, whoee name! and addreea are hereinafter set forth, ge required by law. not U i e f than the 14th day of MareU U l l . In default there­ of the cauie will proceed * » parte upon the entry of a De­ cree Fro Ccnfeeee aaalnet you. WITNESS my hand and the official ecu I sit eald Court In Be ml mile County, Florida. Oile llth day of February IMS. tSKALI 3e lk day o f Fe br ua ry, levs, at Svudiiuia county, Arthur M. Beckwith, Jr, ban ford, Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida. Hr I Marthe T. \lhlen (S E A L , Deputy Clerk Arthur It Re -ha Ilk, Jr.. Iteerdall, Ilrldle) and M a t a Clark of tha Circuit «*»url Attorneye fur Plaintiff of gamlnula county. F l o r ­ (U North Court Street ida. Byi Martha T. Vihian Fuel Office Boa !13t Orlando. Florida T> C. Fublleh Teb. IS. SO. SI * Fubllali i aa. i t A Mar. 4. I I. Mar. «, m i . lias. C D s -y j CDF-11 SINGER "Just think how uneventful your Ufa would be without these little akirm iahea!" tJ. F o r Bent 1". Heal E sta te F o r Sale Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice T i l i J ( » H i : r i l \V I l h ’ K.S «n1 KVKLVV K H IC K S . h l« AAlfc; Hcildintif* utiknoMti. Vi»U .%lli: I I K I I K I I V N m T I K I K h tht P K H K I U f * N \TIONA I < M U II T M AO K AM OJ**U TlUN. It a v t r f f II#<f In thU Cour t M* • worn BUI o f Cottiplilrit. Ih# riitur# MTttJ p iir poi* of wliicli I* in i it mt i'(.rtHlti m o rt M a it #»#©ut#tl by w lllUin I*. r » rry ntiaI IwHppit W. I't r r>. hi* Afift, in l , R H ) i r i W « n f ru it TUI# Coiniiiiiy, on t! «* T! Ii (U / of Oetnbtr, I t & l: thm ailil Com jiI■*!iit |ira)t fur an a ecu un tin it l a ba !a k » n undrr tba <11ract tun nf C11« Court for wliat ti due Uta l' lu lfltI f f fur prJncIjial nf m1 Intrrt'pt mi a aid p i o r i i e i i a mimI mor t * Mg * putr and fur th* co* t» . rhrtrg** and i i p i i i f t i Inrludin v • (t o r n * / ' * f ## ■ and a b t i r a c l f«#a and that In dafault of auch p a y ­ ment. (Itla, Irtferaai. aatata. clalni, iNtnin d and ••(ulty of ra<1«<iii|it 1itii uf i I * I> «fandanti und all prrfliiim ululritliiff by, ihrooMl't under nr a da I rial t l i ' m nr aiiy o f lliaru, !*« ab* • o lu it l/ P a rrid and fora clot* ad; tald tult b rio # fllod In th«' r irru lt Court o f (ho Ninth Jinllolal Circuit in *tnd for h » nilnoJ* County. I ln t ld a . In Chancar/. a n i m « . l C E D E MAI. N A T I O N A L M O I t T U A ' l L A/ihO C t A T lO N t • cor poralhin or* K tn lstd undar 1 ft Anl o f Counrf*a and a ila tln a purnoant to tha Kad tra l .National Mort* K • * « A*aoi?lai1on Clmrlar A -t, I M il u ll ff, varaua J O ^ K I 'll U . IflICKS and RVEhYM K ItlCKK. hla w If#*; O H A N «iC IT II.1T T CO AIDAN T; and ItllM lI W lM jll W o o l * 1*110. DU CT# C O M P A N Y . INC-. D f faitdinila. bailiff »,h a i l ' t r y c # * « No, I SI) Si tiru) Iit it » InriH loaIII o nf toalld UKirtifllllc on -tun follow Ihk &|a •crib cnl lnuil, ly * lull lafi'd bat nil In 14ain I no la Count). |*lor Ida* 3 HR. 2 hath, fenced hack Price* begin al $U.9iio, with yard, air conditioner, Kit­ low FilA down payment*. chen equipped. 33(19 S. Park No down payment under Ave. FA 21701. VA! Payment* less than rent. May wr serve you? T E E N II K E E N Out 201h SI. opposite iolf Club. New 3 bedroom, i ' j hath, built-Ins. Lurgc fam­ Real Estate — Mortgage, ily room, cell Ira I lieat and lit N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Air-Condition. Ixtw, low down p a y m e n t * . 173.uu ATTRACTIVE 3 HR. 3 hath monlli p t )* all. Drive out house. Living room overloda) or call FA 2 3711 for Unking lake, curved drive. details. 10:30 In 5 daily.*203 Citrus Drive, Rsvemis Park. Call FA 28149 after Bedroom furnlihed Apart­ 3:30 p. in. ment. Downstair*, large room*. Call 322 (kill. 2 lilt, house, 817 Catalina. Slenstrom Realty NEWLY FURNISHED 'arge 2 HR. dtiplrx. 14Ui St. bmgwood. 8383298. Legal Notice tu-w 11; "THI MlfiNTY MI06IT CDS - I t A 70. ISO. CDF-,1 Luke Collage, Furn. FA 2aiod Furnished $80.00 or unfurnish­ ed $70.00 per month. 1 lini moni liouac. FA 2-2347. AUTO GLASS " INSTALLED and FIlA term,. Slemper Agency REALTOR - INSURUIl FA 2 4991 1019 S. French Ave. HE SiluitlimiK Wonted Child Cure. FA 2 2274 Children kept. FA 2-4112. w Wal l JO. Itudiu At Tele vision REDUCED bedroom, I '» batli home p e r s o n a l " I iaTTio a lueated at 19UU Uak Ave., T.V, SERVICE 3 blocks from the Catlvollc We repair Phono Chaugera church, clove to school* and Radio A T.V., Auto Radios other clturche*. Tin* home I DAY SERVICE is priced realistically at 25lh St. A Santord Ave. $11,250, down payment a* Ph. 323 9655 low a* $1,790. Wa know that this home is an excellent I value. Cars Wanted Seminole Realty 1901 s. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime SHETLAND STALLION, and 37. Bout> • .Mutore new saddle. $123. 322-9253. C L IP P IN G B Y Appointment. Animal Haven Hoarding Kennel. FA 2 5732. L i lew ay To The Waterway Kubami SinirtiiiR Goods Your KYIMIUHE Dealer 301-68 E. lit Ph. FA 2-5961 ;)£. Flowern • Hlirulm 3K. M otorcycles • S cooters PETUNIA. Snupdragon, PanMotor Scooters • Cycle*. Used ale slue)., Vespa IU60, $139.93. IIA lllll K IT'S IIEAUTY NOOK | GHAPKVILI.K NUIISKUY la-wi* Sale* A Servieo Ura|ievTllc Ave. Near 201I1 St. Complrlc Beauty Service 2517 Country Club Rd. Evening Appointments Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ I’ ll. FA 2-7928 105 So. Oak FA 2-3742 gon*. Pansies, Vegetable '39 VESPA Grand Sport. Plains. Dutch Mill Nursery. Cut '.\ Curl Beauty- Simp Upiula lid. Just off 20th St. Owner transferred. Must Special on Perms. Call for and 1st St. sacrifice. 122 Iliya Drive, appointment. 3 Senior ope­ Country Club Manor. rators. Free parking lot,. 311 Palmetto Ave. 322 083! .'Hi. f urniture .'ill. T r u iltm • CuRanu* Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 21. E lectrica l R r r v lr e * Service Willi the Cavil. 1961 iu' x 50' Richardson 3 ANOTHER FAUU/Ol S BUY J.'i. I’111mil tog he tv Ices AT CRYSTAL LAKE. Upen beam construction, stone fireplace, 3 bedtuum ami u optional r o o m , Florida i ’ lillllliillK A H rntiug room. 2 tile baths, fully air AIR CONDITIONING conditioned. Isicatlon South CONTRACT and REPAIR end of Crystal Drive, Lot'll WORK Arbor. E. A. Jarrell, llitiin1097 Nanford Ave. FA 2 6562 er. FA 2 3378 or FA 2 3077. PLUMBING 3 Bedroom, I batli. Excellent Uuiiliaclmg llcpuii a condition, lot Oakland Dr. FREE ESTIMATES kluallily payitienli $71.93. « . L. HARVEY I’ h. FA 28074. Evening* 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 FA 2-5610. t Pedigreed. 2 very smuli. ’31 V-8 Ford 4-door a«dan. Itcu,unable I'll. (UH 6101 and Straight slick, $195. Cull K38-29I8. FA 2-2261. 21. Beauty H u Ri i i h ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor 3 HR, Us hath home, in Raymond l.undquiit, Asso. Country Club. Well cared FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. for, deep well, fenced yard. Very low dowu payment. HOUSE on Cameron Ave. FA 2 K8UU. Enal aide between Celery and Geneva Ave. 4 lied L .M .N . E N T E R P R IS E S looms, school hits slop. lias purchased b e a u t i f u l FlU G lD AlIte CJutcl neighborhood. Kit wooded area at Umgdalr. Sales A Service clicn equipped. $0o a month. see Mr. Ferguson al sale* House Wiring, Free Estimates office and pick your lot FA 2 8115. Sid Vihlea’s HuruinII Electric and hoUMi models. Isiw 112 Magnolia I’ h. FA 2-0913 down—low monthly pa) nils. l it I I I IIH • N D I H t#ot SI. m ock J. W l . A T I I * N O T I i T . h#r#by f l# # n tk*t KHHKJULD Kl HUT A D D I* « • nr# rriRHiznl In by* initi­ T Iu N * accord In# Iu plat al Nan foril, Ka in Inula Ciiun* (li*r *uf, rannrdad In l*U( t ) . Eh «r hi ii, titular th* f it ' llBook IS. Ihtar* «»•-. l a b i l e (I ••II * It rl III »' Of, \ .AN-TLll.VJH, j t « .*.i lit o f g#ntfm4a Cnun- * u 4 Uia*t m « li it a t u l I n f r i l a t t r ly , Klorliiti. •util hmhi # h HI i tha M a r k nf Together with lha (ulluwlng TtJffathrr w it h lha follow Him t h » t ' l r r u H f ’ l . u r t , bVit ilr m h •q u lpm e n l: aafflpinani t Count/. Florid#* l*» #erur$l*nr# IN I B U N VI ION VI, O F UT I M L U N A 1I O N A L O T I T * vnllli lha (trnvltluna nf lit* D 'A FtlttNA* lb MODBL It 'A PI IIN AC U AlU DHL K lr llt lu Ui N.«rnr Htatylra, fftNo. DIIS id t:-D; OHM IS C D ; Hadloii >•>,<)* 1‘larhi* h It: You. and *. »-b o f you, are You, afid « 4 * h nf yoif. ar# H U l't r * here by nuilllad l o fils p e r ­ h i f i l i y raiiufrad f*» i l i » i»*r#*U C h ailtie J r r * * l f sonally nr by s ltn rn ty , In the •ohaliy or i»> attorn#/. In th# Ja/ Dran Ityrl a n ff lc * o f lha Cla rk ot .aid o fflca o f (h r i ’ lark of a-tid lllll/ T. Ilu rkr Court, In i bo County Court Court, In lha County Court ft *)inla T. Ilurka House, In Sanford, Seminole IlnuiM*. in (Aanfonl brtnliiola Publiah Fab. 1J A *Ur. I. U. County, Florida, on or before f*ouatjr. Klorlda. on or bafora 20 l>6J. th* 3>tb day o f March. A. D (ha Slllt da/ o f M m c Ii , A.D, ( ’ D K 4 i 1M3 yo ur sppasraiioa. a n . w . r 191S, your Hp|i**rancr, i m w t r o r o th e r d et en .lv, id<.id Io g ­ nr olh ar dafatifthr pl«adinu« lu l b . Comp laint In t ill, eau.a to (ha C*o in plaint In (h i* and al* o Iu > i n < upon San- r » y ii and ala** iu ■* r» • upon ■l.r., Mcliwan, seb w a i t A bandar*. I lc C w a n . bvhwara A Jllru., atlurn.y • for Hie Plain- >11)111, u i loriiuj a for Ilia I'ltilo* I t * WANT AD ■If f, a onpy o f .aid pleading*, ( If f, a nnpy o f paid o t b s r w l . * -aid Bill o f C o m ­ Ina*, o t h f r w ia a aald Hill of Will Path. Job farV.u plaint will be la k e n na con* I *o i n (4 j 1ii i w ill hm i nkan i*« » o4 ok oil* fe*a«d by you and n u l l o f rniifitffpad by i « u ut you. you. D u N i: A N D n i l D K I I L D thla iKJNt: A N D D lt D K IH . D tt.ts - l i b day of February. 19* 3. Sith day ot February. 1 si( , I at Sanford, saininola County, at Sanford, 8, nitnulo County, 4a-1.#.- H X'lwrtda. Florida. \ \ .. .a. vV > (gn at.i (S B AL) A Mb ui II n* k w i th, Jr , H.ekw tin J r . Ar th u r H Clark of th* Clroult Court Cle rk ot th# clro Hlt C-.urt, o f Seminole County, F l o r ­ uf 1 . 11111101* County, i-'iurIda. id*. By; Martha T. Vlhlan By: Martba T. Vlhlan D. CD. C. Puktleh t e a . 2 7, 4h Mnr. I. 13. Publish Feb. i t A Mar. I. 11 m i. LAW N SERVICE Seminole Realty NICE LARGE 2 HR. furn. 3 Bedroom, 1 hath, large cor­ apt Oil heat und fireplace. ner lot faring take, luU Tile li.itli, I70t> Magnolia. Wail* Drive, S u n i a n d $05. FA 2-3931. Estate. MIA in service. $150 down, monthly $81.73, Un(iirni»hi',l 2 bedroom haute. VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3*131. or FA 2-2118. 2 Bedroom furnished house. 3 HKDRUOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ 2121 Willow Ave. FA 2-2418. ed backyard. Air-conditionor. Kitchen equipped. Ixiw New completely furnished 2 Bed*. RENTALS now .ivuilutile, 2 down payment, 3309 S. park bedroom home. FA 2 2577. lly Day. Meek, or Month tirdroom liuiiira uni) apartAve. FA 2-1701. CARROLL'S FURNITURE menu, kitchen eipilpped. $05.00 artel $75 00 muntllly. Pli. FA 2-5181 lto W. 1st St. (i.\ Special N o tice* E V E K E I T e\. l l A U I ’ E U REMINDER W K L A K A APARTMENTS: AGENCY • REALTOR INCOME TAX SERVICE Room* private ballu, i 14 Office FA 2-3I1I 2103 S. Park Ave. O. M. HARRISON'S W. First St. Night* rh 2 0818 I'll. FA 2-2204 or FA 2 2283 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 323-0700 * Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ Furni alted Apartment ( o r 2524 Park Dr. saniard, FIs. chen equipped. FA 2 3019. 1). F o r Sule o r Rent adult!. Utilities furnUhcil. -F A 20347. R A V E N N A BARK If you like country living. $75. Abo lake Jiousc. $125. .1 Bedroom, 2 hslhs, Un For the finest new luimc buys, I’ h. 322-2317. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Surwe urge you to lns|iect the south tide of big Lake phi* City. 201 W. UI St. Uttfurniiiied 2 bedroom limnc. iK'iiutifu) 3 and 4 Inxtrooin, Mary. Water fur Iwallng, Kitchen Cfiulp)iei!. 1505 l)uu- 2 HR lluuie. Kitchen equip­ 1. I ' j , und 2 hath home* d r. Orange trees. Approxi­ gib! Ave. FA 2-41858. ped, 333 0037. offered in desirable Raven­ mately 21b acre*. FA 2-9182, na Park, FURNISHED Cottage. Phone 37* completely f u r n i s h e d FA 2 2800. II ijum trailer. FA 2 3881. These homes feature the fin • NnTHT. lit* at i t cit in quality eonstruetion I New house near Luke Mary. IN T H U NA W K IIF T I I K by Shoemaker, and include artm of f i .i i i i i i m 322 3U)8. T O l H I C 1I A I I D It B It T It A M buiR-in kitchen*, central ^ o T i r t : « r m i t MUSSON and O A T I . E L heat, and Oliver plus value*. i > t iii: v% *u o r flic MCSSON, kla w lf a ; 12. Heal Entitle F o r Sale «r% T i: o r i m h i i i o r t i l d a n r t unknown T O U NIt 1C H E R U I I T N O T IFIN D that FU D K IIAL NVT IO N A L MunTHAIlK ASSO­ C I A T I O N , h a v in g filed In thla Court Ite m o r n lllll o f C o m ­ plaint. tha nalura and puri-te* o f which la l o forarloaa Rial ra rlaln m o r lg a g a aiacu lad b> lllcha rd llar lram Mua.nn ami ■iay le I- Muaaun, Ilia wlfa. lo lAW'yara M o r tg a g e and T U I * Company, on lha l ( l h day o f J u l). ItKSj that aald C o m ­ plaint praya f o r an accou n t­ ing In ha lakan unilar tha d i r ­ ection o f lha Court f o r wha t la du* lha P l a i n t i f f f o r p rin ­ cipal and Inlaraat on aald m o rt g a g e and nKiMgaga nuta and for tha coal a, charg e a and e a p * n . * . Including a t l u r n * , ' . I... and a h . tract fa .a and that In default n f auch paymain, title. In te r* *!, aalaia, claim, demand and adUlty ot redemption o f the Defandanta and all paraona cla im in g by, through, under nr a g ain .! them or an ) o f them, be uh.nlu t*i y hatred and f o r e d o . e d ; •aid . u ll balng file d In Hie Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and f o r Semlnola County. Florida. In Chant-ary. e nlill* I F I I D E I I A L N A T I O N A L M OUT H VHR ASStl. C I A T I O X . a corpo ra tio n o r ­ ganised under an Act n f Congraaa and a a ln ln u purauant lo tha Fe de ra l Nation al M o r t ­ g a g e Association C h a r ier Act. P la in t if f, ver.ua D A V I H P IA JYD J I ’ S T i e i : ami P A U L I N K J U S T R 'K . hla w l f * : o f t AN IIK U T ILIT V CoMPANV: III D O K W O O I > W OOD PR ODUCTS. INC.: ami t t l C I I A R I ! U K 11T I 1AM MUSSON an l U VTL K U MUSSON. hla wl fa, Irafandania, being Cham t r y C a t* No. 1 3 1 0 , p ra yin g a tur.nla■uie o f . a id murlgaua uh tba f o l l o w in g rl.aurlhrd land, l y ­ in g and balng In Sumtnol* County, Florida. I n - w i n Lot I I , Block V. \V L A T H L IlK F IB t.D FIR ST A D D I­ T IO N, accor ding to plat t ll. M u f, recorded In Plat Hook 13, Page « « Public Itatorda rtf Samlmd* Co un ­ ty, Florida. Prater home. 3 UedriHim, 2 U,ctl furniture, appliance*, ball). Anumc puymcnti. Mowing, edging, ferlillrlng, too!*, etc. Bought ■ Sotd. $37.00. 322 0742. l-urry's Mart 215 Sanford etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 FA 2-1817. Lake Mary— 3 bedroom, den, 2 ballll. Modern kitelieu. LARUE SELECTION of used Lake privilege*, near school. WELLS DIUL7.EJ. PUMPS, refrigerators, $79 and up SPRINKEK SYSTEMS Available for occupancy with or without trade. All Type, end Sires June 1. FA 2-7U9I. FURNITURE CENTER We Repair and Service llo<) French Ave. S T I N E Ph. FA 2 7953 Machinery and Supply Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 20’ W. 2nd SI FA 2-6432 WANTED reliable couple lo 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 lake up monthly payments Repair* Wunted of $13.50 on 3 complete IM M E D IA T E Carpentry and Painting room* of furniture. Call OCCUPANCY Phone 3223803 TE 8-1511, Cussclbcrry, col* 3 Bedroom, D. hath, no qual­ loci. Saws sharpened ifying. Sec Mr. Ferguson. Vic's Grind Shup Longdule subdivision LongF R E E E S T IM A T E 611 Myrtle Avenue wood. Upholstering A Mattreit ren« mating. New A Cied Furni. O w n er Truiis lc iru il lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 3-Bedroom, 2 bath lakelroul Co., at 709 Celery Ave. home in bt-autiful laidi Ar­ Hentiiitf • A ir Com iitioninjr FA 2-2117. bor. Duly $1,730 down and Sales—Repair—Contracting assume existing mortgage. FREE ESTIMATES 31. Articles For Sale No closing cost*. 2502 Oak FA 2 8321 19:11 Zig Zug Sewing Machine V K 1 G ID A IR E Damf, makes button hole*. Sale, A Service With guarantee. 3 Payments g . 11. man 1901 Park Avenue of $6.40. FA 29411. liou W. l.i St. Sanford FA 2 5232 any time Ph. FA 2-3883 Rubber bate paint, $2.50 gal. NO CASH NEEDED Oil ba*e, 2 gal $3.95 Army. 3 Bedroom, 2 hath. $61 a Navy Surplus, Sanford Ave. month. 1‘. A I. included. S E W IN G M A C H IN E 322 8085. 18’ Boat Trailer $100. 25'* Salts and Service Riding Ylower, new $75. 3 Bit. I 1* bath. Air-condition­ Free estimate* in advance Electric Guitar, amplifier Free home demon,trstlun er. Built-in kitchen. Low and mike $100. Mosburg 4 C A L L F A 'J-578B down payment. Muntidy power Scope $3.00. 322-3114, Alan', Fabric A Rug* payment* jat.oo. FA 2-2*159. 2559 Park l)r. l',ed Air-Condilloncn. From Furni,lied holier across from $10 up. All »ltc i A make*. Monuments, Cemetery work new high sellout in Sanford. 838-1007. Alto (.ottering on Stone* $4500. Phone Apopka 88A 1849. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. Used G. E. Automatic Washer LA REVIEW Home fur sate or 2.117 MBlionVilkt Ave. '57 model. 322 8395. trade for n tiled farm uu Ihe Phono FA 211119 west side of Sanfurd. Call FREE use of our Carpet Piano Tuning and Repair FA 2 7898 days or FA 2 0368 Shampoocr with ourchaso W. L. Harmon - I A 2-4223 nights. of Blue Lustre Shampoo. I'urndl's Furniture. 1 HKDHOOM I I I house. Flor­ 2!>. A u liiin olillc S ervice ida room, fenced yard: Baby furniture. FA 2-1837. Furni,lied or unfurnished. REPOSSESSED Z1U ZAU Phone FA 2-3727. SEWING MACHINES BUN* OF THE MONTH ScnUnrik G I hns mul 1’ niiit Save up to 30'r, take over Fully equipped machine shop payments. 104 S. Park Ave. Conipnny III/, wilti loot, and equip­ 210 Magnolia Pit. FA 2-4622 FA 2 9111. ment fur a la of value—a AUTO - RADIO 3-*> A r tic le * W tin lrd bargain if you only wanted Drive-In Repair Service the equipment—Total price 1 Electric chain hoist. 1* lou $1,500.00 atni you're In bust- PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. or 1 ton, Dellary 668 3713. 2 3 1 Ii St. A Sanford Ave. ness. See this QUICK! I'll. 3230655 WE HAVE BUYERS 30. Automobile* - TrudtH For Mttull acreage 13, 5, A 10 acres tipi reasonably priced. HI. Poultry • Livchtnck 1953 Ford Custom, clean, ra­ Also, need farm* and larg­ dio, h e a t e r , automatic er acreage. Ust with us Large Shetland Ponies; 1 IransmtMhm, Good mrcltan. getding, 1 mure. $15(1 each BOW. ical condition and good rub* with new saddle* und bri­ tier. $163. Call FA 2 538$ afdle.'.. 3229162. M A Y F A I R homes from ler 5 p. m. $14,500. All real buys, some POMES 1937 Mercury Monterey, 3 with good term*. $60 A up. 17 to chuo.e frum. tunc, white wait lire*, auto­ I’ ll. FA 2-5319. Roy Harrow. matic transmission, power Lake front cottage for only New Cpiuln ltd. steering, radio, healer. GojJ $3,5uo.uo. Thai’* right! mechanical condition and ill A . P e ls good rubber. $500. Phono Cocy, clean home,, realisti­ FA 2 3388 after 3 p in. cally priced from $300 down 3 BLACK MALE Poodles. Southern Air . Whose restitencce amt Po«l Ofltr* a<|.|rea»»k « r » unknown I 'l.a .. i*h« null.-* (list j-tth *m haral.y re<iulr*.| to file your wrltixn answer or drfrnai-a. If any. pcrautially or by an attorney, on or l.rr.re Maroli 1!. 13(3, at the nffl.-e of the Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court, at tha Court llouee In Seminole County, (ianford, Florida, and to mall a copy thereof to HTItNHTIlOSl DAVIS A MuINTuMII. Attorneye for rtatntlff. I’oet Offl.a Ilox li:tt, Fan ford. Florida, In that certain proceedlnir pend* Ins against you In Ilia Cir­ cuit Court of Ilia Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit of Florida, In and For Seminole County, Flor­ ida, In chancery, an a lit, re. vlated title of an Id cause he. Inn "FRANK J. ITirtT. Flallitlff. ve. W ILL I 13 MARTIN and MARTHA J. MARTIN, hie wife. Defend ante. * and herein fall not nr a Danree I’ro ConftMo will ba entered aaalnet IM. Furn Hu re Nt. .Johns Realty .. Legal Notice 12. Kent K sln tc F o r S ale 27. S iin lnl S ervices Reel's Used Curs 1012 Sanfurd A v e . SUPER TRADING FA 2W77. POST bedroom Ilouxclraltcr. Cull 322 8750. KOLLERSo/SANFORD 1939 CADILLAC 4 Door, DeVlllr Air Cood...... - $2395 1955 C U E ). 4 Door, Air Cundiliun . ............. . 893 1961 CIIKV 4 llirnr Station Waiun, V-8, Auto..... 1795 Miaiii ( IIEV I IliHir, 6 Cyl., Standard Trans........ 1193 1959 CIIKV I Door Station Wagnn, 0 Cyl. 1393 1959 til.IIS I Door Hardtop, Power and A lf t'ond 1595 393 195a FtlHIl Station Wagon, 6 Cyl., Auto.............. 893 1958 ( II i:\OI.KT !, Ton Pickup, 6 C y L ______ 313 1957 FORD Country Sedan, llverdrlvt ........ . 395 1956 FdltD Station Wagon, V-8, Automatic ..... 1956 CADILLAC Sedan, DeVlllr, Power, Air Colid. 693 495 1958 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-8, Sid. Trans....... 793 1938 tll.DSMOim.K 88, 4 Ilnur, Air Coivd. ...... 1961 CHEVROLET >j 'lou I'irkup, Auto, Tran*. 1393 1969 CIIKYUOLKT 4t Ton Pickup, 6 Cylinder .... 1093 693 1939 I’ D 3IOUTII 2 Door, « Cylinder ....... 1959 CHEVROLET 4 Dour, 6 Cyl., Stand. Truu. 1193 393 1938 FORD 4 Door ll.T.. V-8. Fair la nr 300, Auto. G93 1937 DODGE 4 Dour Hardtop Coupe, Auto. 213 I(156 OEIIS 2 Door, Auto. 1933 I'l.Y MOUTH 2 Door, 6 Cyl.. Sid................. 293 1959 CHEVROLET (, Ton Ptrkup ....... .......... . 1193 393 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Door, Auto.................... — 693 1936 PONTIAC I Door llardliip. A u lo ........... . 195 1951 FORD 2 Dour, Slaml.. Shift ---------- EASY 211 K. 2nd FA 2-0711 GMAC PAYMENTS >303 FAUX AVE. FA > 0561 ORLANDO Cl! 1-5166 < i �Contest The proposal that the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce sponsor a name changing contest fo r Luke Mary Blvd. will be presented at Thursday’s 8 p.m. meeting o f the group by Klchurd Keogh, newly elect­ ed president. Possibility o f the Chumbcr con­ ducting such a contest was suggested recently by County Zoning Director Bob Brown who explained that a great deal o f confusion arises upon occnninn from the number o f "Luke Mnry'a" lending to and from the community. Other itemn on the agenda will include election o f a new nominating committee; prenentation o f the presi­ dent’ll report on past and future ac­ tivities; announcement o f an all out membership drive and reports from the County Commission on prospects o f Luke Mary getting an Inter­ change to Interstate 4 and on street lighting for the community. Hard Rubber Head Low , Low Price! B&m Heavy-Duty Plastic Ruitproof aluminum handle ia e a » y to m an ipu late. Uee on rare, window*, boat a, aerren*. any waahable aurface. Wllf not (cratch or mar painted finUhee. Full-4-Inch Speaker Pull andlftorted volume and a mart, attractive dnign belie the low price of this remarkable radio. The soft ivory abode it iilonl (or any decor. Sire: B* wide, AV4' htflh, 3 V i' deep. A ZJ r'rt ; Save nowon thl* combination oiler—hunhebtite oval, laundry baikrt, and cuni|Ntniun heavy-duty. 11-qt. pail. Made of einy-to-rlron vinvl — won't mar or ■cratch. Choice of yellow, sandalwood, or turqouiae. 1» T H IN K YO U 'VE (JOT TROUBLES? — Next timo you shovel your walk, think o f what ships on the frozen Great Lakes have to go through. For the first time in most people’s memory, Lake Michigan is frozen nil the way across. The few ships thut have been in service all winter have hud ex­ tremely rough going. The crunching entry o f thi« car ferry into Ice-locked harbor at Ludington, Mich., could lw heard a mile away. WASHINGTON <UPI) T h e Interstate Commerce Commission agreed today to study last-ditch a p p e a l s Mona Lisa Going Home NEW YOIIK (U P !) - Mu­ seum and cultural official* said farewell today to the Mona Lisa, which waa viewed by 1,077.521 persona during its month-long exhibition st the Metropolitan Museum. T h e museum announced that since Lconanlo da Vin­ ci’s masterwork went on dis­ play Frit. 7, a record-breakfng total of 1,881,888 persons visited the museum. aiinintl a proponed 02 per cent ala ah by Southern nailway in multiple-car grain shipment* from the Midwest to the South. Southern would hove been allowed lo place the reduc­ tion* In effect Friday under a Jan. 2\ order hy an ICC group which handle* rate cate* utile** full commliilon action I* neceiaary. Actually, (he rate* rould not go Into effect until the Sup­ reme Court dli»o!ved a re­ straining order blocking llic reduction*. If the ICC ad* Is-fore tlie Supremo Court, however. It U considered po*. lihle that the high court will decide not to consider the issue. Rugged I Dependable! Low-priced! 2Vi II P.. 2-Cycle engine; tempered *lrel blade, rear bailie, «afety (id* chute, itaggered wheel*. The commission itayed ap­ proval while it looks over lietithm* for reconsideration filed by Ilie Tennessee Val­ ley Authority, Ute Louisville & Nashville Itailrund, Amer­ ican Waterway* Operators, lac., and nUwr barge lines. $ET Down O $1*25 Weekly Easy Roll Casters! W estinghoisM Ransom Flight Havana Bound MIAMI ( U P I ) - A ransom flight, scheduled to bring more Cuhans of American t-ilUrnship and Uiclr depend­ ents on II* return flight, flew lo Havana today. The Pan American World Airway* UCflfl with a seating rapacity of 100, left Miami at D a m. Deluxe Canister Cleaner Just Say uCtiargeItn! 7 3 A full-|towe red, full-sire model with many deluse "hifh price" featurea, including tow-away dust lag. apivial combination floor-’n-ruy noule, act of attachmento. powerful Weatlngbosisa Motor. — ^ S P E C IA L O F F E R ! 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From infancy to age twelve-Tbe CHILD’S WORLD prepares the child “Children are at a great disadvan­ FOR school and helps him IN school, the way the schools want it daae. tage If they have not been prepared of horns for the new situations they And all for a fraction at what you’d as­ pect to pay. Research studies prow the first six Write today lot our interesting, inform­ years of a child’s life are vital yeare in ative booklet “ Your Child and You." determining his success in school. It’e free end without obligation. Your name and address Au. The CHILD’S WORLD helps you keep your child o f the tbtU. la story sod an a postcard will do. Folds Up to Travel! WILL PUT AN Y GOODYEAR NYLON TIRE ON YOUR CAR! AND yo u pay 15 M O N T H all-postUoa crank adJuatimel fee raking or 3-T NYLON TUFSYN AS LITTLE AS »|1S WHITTEN HOAD H AZARD GUARANTEE Ali-W WITH USE OUR EASY PAYMENT P U N Goodyaar’s tough, naw tynlhtlu. —toughatl rubber ev*r used in auto tire* I ooodA ear SERVICE FREE PARKING DOWN st o r e F A 2-2821 per week �■# V ---------- = 1 1 il »A 9 * ° mU » 6 County OKs 415 ullw ^aitfnrb T^rntlit Extension Bid Bulletin W E A T H E R : Cloudy and .slightly cooler through Friday. High today, 60-Go. Low tonight, 45-50. VO L. *** e By LAMIY VERSHKI, 1 icc where some South Seminole Democrat* want to ■witch allegiance to the Re­ publican party beenum< they want representation , . . Well, k check of voting record* re­ veal Unlay that Gordon Fred­ erick lives and vote* in the laingwood precinct (South Seminole) , , . The only thing ia ho bus his business office in Sanford rather than OR­ ANGE COUNTY1 Supervisor of Registration Camilla Rruce will ask the County Commission for legis­ lation boosting her salary from *3,ooo to *8,noo . . . it will b« turned down. Jim Crapps should furnish both members of Hie City and County Commission and olher county officials attending that “ shindig" toni giit directions to his camp where Hint joint city-county meeting will lake place. Everyone l talked to today didn't know where the ramp is located . . . It is out by the Weklva, gentle­ men. In the interest of public aervico and for the benefit of all officials, following are directions to get to the camp: Follow zoning map plot 2. 300 yards east of the Weklva, turn sharply 512 yards until you get to n small ditch, gel out of car. inspect ditch . , . follow road through swamp, rareful In watch out for snakes and gators . , , Wear heavy boots, six rattlesnakes were seen there yesterday. Be care (ill of tribe of Indians on the warpath some 511 yards before you enter the camp . . . For more details, maps ran be furnished in the courtlioute for $1. Among the items expected to lie liNcilsfcd will lie Join p:il'licipatiun project on 25th St. . . . County aisHancc un those Hunt utility line* . . . Cost to the city was over $50,000 and tile city has ex­ pended more Ilian the allo­ cated funds , , .and maybe Uie zoo. .Sanford attorneys Ken Me Intosh anil AI Kitts are being kept awake at night by those Seville nightmares . . . Both attorney* were almost placed In contempt of court there and when they left, the con­ stable followed them fur 15 miles. • • • Tltr pros outweigh Hie con* in regard to petitions circulat­ ing in Riivenna I'ark on that Community Shopping Center plnnncd out there . , , Hear­ ing* nrxt Wednesday. Just a* an example of how confusing ail llioic “ Lake Mary" avenues, street*, bou­ levards, lanrt, drive*, voids, etc., ran get. sure enough we got the wrong one in a new*story Wednesday. The C of L"» name changing contest will hr fur old Lake Mary Rd., not Lake Mary Blvd. And if that isn't confusing enough, we understand that it was District 2 County Com­ missioner John Alexander in stead of Zoning Director Bob Brown that suggested tlie contest. There, n o w , everything okay? Removal of Ihe flag pole at the old postoffice proved to la- a mansize job. City work­ er, expected to perform till! task “ in two three hour*." U. S. had directed the city lo remove the pole from the gov­ ernment-owned lot by March P Workers dug down In the concrete Inundation Wednes­ day altcrnoon and discovered d of such »izc a crane wai re­ quired. The pole was replaced today on Hie lawn in Iron! of Hie old postoffice, which tome day will be Ihe Sanford pub­ lic library. * s • Received the following let­ ter from Ihe CUy Manager'* office today: "This is to no­ tify you that Iho City Com­ mission cancelled out all parking permit* at their last meeting. Please do not use the permit recently issued tv you. It may he destroyed or returned to my office." It wat Valued by W. E. Knoulea. r>a United Press Leased Wire E stablished 11)08 T l l l 'I t S . , M A R C H 7. 196:t S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A N O . 663 Area 'Sectionalism' Blasted By Frederick Paved Improvement of all out the SR 415 project will ed if city fund* are availof State Road 415 in Seminole be presented in two part*: utile, said this 1* not neces­ WASHINGTON (U P!) — County, from the Osteen |(lt Pave SR 415 from tire sary *ince Celery Avenue i* —A Republican congress­ Bridge to Frcncli Avenue, city limit* to the Ostorn a state primary road. man charged today that Otherwise, tlcncral Hutch­ the I ’nlled States Govern­ will be requested of the Stale Bridge, uring a c c o n d a r y Road Department by the funds, if necessary; (21 pave ison said, the resolution to ment chipped in on the County Commission this af­ Celery Avenue from French be presented to SRI) this af­ ransom deal which won ternoon asks for road >ni' freedom (or (he Cuban Avenue to the city limits. ternoon at l)cl.a ml. Inclusion of Hist portion | The chairman explained the ' provements in the county as troops raptured hy 1'ldrl of Hie state road within the Commission will not request have been published pre Castro alter the I9fit Ray they vote on tlie basis of ths The Issue of •‘sectionalism'’ time Democrat and a former voter* out on March 28.‘* p|„, Invasion. city limits of Sanford, known the State to u*e county se­ vlously In The Herald. candidate's qualifications. I niemltor of tho Cnsselbetry Fortune, when n.«k*xl about Injected into the runipnign fur One of the primary re­ as Celery Avc, was informally ; condary fund* for the paving approved by the Commission1of SU 415 (Celery Avenue) quests l* for the four-ianing Seminole County's House seat board of aldermen, told Die Mrs. Bennett'* announcement, am sure tlmt they have seen many counties in which tho Wednesday afternoon. J within the city limits. City of 25th Street between French m w A . . . in the March 28 special elec­ Herald today that "Democrats replied; “ It's all news to me," ugly issuq of sectionalism has Chsirman J. C. Hutchison Manager W. E. Knowles, ask- and Mclionville Avenue*. tion was blasted today by for­ and Republican* alike, feeling adding, “ but we nre looking resulted In a lack o f progress reported Inday the Commis­ mer Rep. Gordon Frederick, the need for repnwentation for all the suppurt wo ran for the entire county. sion had received a formal " I have never represented Democratic nominee f ff tho from the south end of tho g*<-’ request from the City of San­ Frederick stated: " l am an Isolated arrn of Senvinolo county. are pooling their Legislature. ford Wednesday to include “ I am sure,'* he charged, forces lo place Jan Fortune, somewhat surprised to learn County lull have 'at all time* Enjoy Stay Celery Avenue from the city limits to French Avenue. A ATLANTA (U P I) Four “ that they (the people) hove GOP candidate, In office on Hint my opponent and his sup­ attempted to represent all of porters are attempting to the people of the county re­ telephone poll of the Com­ Ru»*ian clergymen, nearing seen many counties in which March 28.** Mr*. Bennett continued: raise the issue of sectionalism gardless of where they might mission member! was made ths end of a lour of the the ugly issuo of sectionalism ami alt agreed. United Stale*. Ignored pic­ has resulted in a lack of •'Strong campaign* . . . In in Scminnlo County. I under­ reside. I know that my confi­ The Commission previously ket* here and agreed they progress for tin- entire coun- Home case*, door-to-door . . , stand that they aro offering dence in the people of Semi­ are being made In all South a* one of my opponent'* great nole County I* Justified ami had agreed to request of the had enjoyed Ihcir stay in ly.” Surprise was expressed by Seminole areas from Long- qiialifieation* Ihe fart that t alnccirly hopn that thi* SRI) a paved Improvement this country. By United Prcnn International both Frederick and Id* Re­ wood to Forest City In For­ he reside* in ths South end county will never be spilt by to a 22 font width of SR 415 sectionalism. I hope tha peo­ Icy flood waters npreiiA death and destruction of Seminole County." publican opponent, Jan For­ tune's behalf. from the city limits to the ple of the South end of tha Frederick c o n t i n u e d : “ Regardless of parly af­ tune, when queried relative to Osteen Bridge. The Stato throughout the East today. GREENWOOD. Mis*. (U P I) Drinking water was contaminated, power lines —Four Negro voter registra­ an active Democrat's nn- filiation." sbo said, "wi* need “ Frankly, I have enough con­ county a* well a* tho people will be requested to accom­ in all other itva> of the coun­ plish this Improvement of Hie wen* driven down by high winds mid towering ice tion worker* were fired nounreimsit of a south county a good man, and one with in­ fidence in nil of t(ie people of primary highway with stale floes swept down rain-swollen rivers to drive thous­ upon by while men Wednes­ campaign for representation tegrity, in office from thl* Semlnolo County to believe ty will givp me Ibeir support end of the county ami we can that they do not vote on the on the basis of my qualifica­ funds but. if necessary', ,0 ands of person* from their day night in the *eeond such in the Legislature. Mrs. Hopa Bennett, long put one in IF we can gel ths basis of sectionalism but that tions." uie county secondary road homes. incident In thi* raciallyfunds lo complete the pro­ The death toll fr.-*w three troubled Della town in Uie ject as quickly as possible in days of flooding rose to 2t. past week. order to eliminate present At least eight other pcr* unsafe driving condition*. sons were dead after a lateThe Commission was sche­ winter snow storm hit the VATICAN CITY (U P I) —A duled to meet at 3:30 this Midwest and flayed the Northprofessed atheist, Soviet Com­ afternoon to formally ap­ m i l with 65-mllo-nn-hour munist editor Alexei Addinprove the resolution which winds, snow and sleet. bci, met Pope John W i l l , will lie presented to the SRI) BOSTON (U l’ ll — Two head ol Hie Roman Cl tlHilic A lake dam, weakened by at 1:30 this afternoon at Do- the heavy rains, hurst nt Nor­ widows, one in Boston mid the |Church, today—und Ihe alltLand. wich. Conn., during the night other in nearby Lawrence, eist came away impressed General Hutchison pointed and sent flood waters up to were found Wednesday night and “ very moved. 12 feet deep swirling thrcngli stubbed to death in their a four-mite section o f the city. apartment*. Their d e n t h s At least six persons were kill­ MOSCOW (U P II — Tlie So­ ed. six injured and two miss­ brought to 111 tlie number of viet Union, in an apparent unsolved slaying* <>f women new ideological »lup at Com­ ing. Power failures plunged the in Ihu 1lo,ion uleu iiinee la*t munist China today condemn­ men into darkness and about June. ed extreme “ dogmatist*'' who GiuvcsiJe services for K. K. :;st) person* fled their homes 'Hie ulmost-iiudc hody of favor war over peaceful co­ Brady. 85. former Semi nolo us tint surging water roused Mrs. Mary M. llrown, *18. wu* existence to promote com­ County sheriff and stale legis­ damage estimated In the mil­ found in u shabby second-floor munism. lator, were conducted by Rev. tenement flat in Luw retire lions of dotlnrs. limver hew ell Wednesday a f - 1 Loci, gates-at the Shrtuikct where she lived alone. A foot- Talks Set lu riym a u t . F y e rg rriy j Lam e- ■ Rhec dull.'' at Norwich ww. long , .TVl'; 1"t'c o‘ *-rk JACKSONVILLE* tU PII — tery. frozen shut and officials fear­ wu* Stuck hilt-deep in her Federal mediator James HotBom Jan. 23, 187*. nt Amered i Mug pressure would send elicit. Thric were bloodatuiu* area wo* scheduled in talk kns. (hi., Mr. Rrody tame to nit over tin- apartment. separately with union and Sanford in IU04 and engaged tho Ice-choked river churn­ Tho body of Sir*. Rio-hel management leaders today in ing through the streets. in farming and livestock. He Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilkinson, Mrs. Tcenn Am ino HASH’ SEAM ANSI! 11’ mill Safe limit IluntUlliir Nearly nil Ohio streams, Lazarus, (lit, tier clothe* pull­ an effort til end the 43-day -old served one term as sheriff ed over her heud, wa« found Florida East Coast Railway and Mr. and Mrs. MeKctbmi. Seated in M rr. Snnt CoiiriM! being tmiKlil hy tho L'S Count tiuiml with the exception of ths Ohio ■luring World War I and Inter sprawled aero** a bloodstain­ strike. Levy and Htnndiiig nt far right is Sam Levy* Auxiliary brought out more than 60 |turnons to River, were receding today, two terms in the Legislature. ed bed III her first floor apart­ Commodore o f tlie Sanford limit dill*. nib'll up for tho oiyrht lesson course, Wednesday. hot n state of emergency was He died Tuesday after a ment in Boston's Dorchester Far SIi out (Herald Photo) Some o f the class aro shown here. Erom left ate lengthy illness at the home of declined on the Ohio .Univer­ section. She bud been stabbed TALLAHASSEE (L T D — sity rumpus ot Athens. Iris daughter, Mr*. Arthur U. in tlie chest. February sales tax collec­ A midnight eurfrw was IniMoore. 1218 Oak Avenue, with It was not known iinmcditions in Florida were *300,000 pined on men students for whom lie made his home. alrty whether either woman short of predictions last Surviving are his daughter, the first time. More than LIM'D bud been raped. month, hut did not cut into a gianddauglitrr, Mrs. Jack persons—Including 700 uni­ expectations fur meeting the Woodruff, Sanford, and four versity students—were taken annual fiscal budget require­ The Altamonte Springs of $350,001) for the purpose allhaugli tho county's deris­ H from the flooded area. grcal-gtandchildren. ments, Comptroller Ray E. Town reived for ths present ,Sln Council Wednesday of financing the new .Munici­ ion did not Hgiee with ths The Ohio River, which Frisson Funeral llumc wu* Green announced Wednesday. night authorized tin- public lima purchuso of a desk and town's ri-eoniineiiiliitions, tha crested si Pittsburgh Wednes. in charge " f arrangements. pal Water System. At the stile of lull ids in the niiuumi town will derive grent benefit chair for the Town Hall. day, continued to surge to­ same tiin,. Ihe advertising of County-Wide from tin- iiildltimiiii 20 feet ward a crest downstream and Idds for rotlstruction of the DAYTONA BEACH (U P I) officials nt Cincinnati Mailfronting the Town Hull. _ . f\ rr • plant'* water supply uud dis­ LITTLE IIOCK, Ark. I U PI) —City Commission lias anIn nl Int basilic.* I be cnult- j | Q K G O l i G l I S I V C rttn. Portsmouth and smaller tribution system was approv­ ril agreed to get an engi­ Ohio communities made emer­ —Gov. Orvai Faubiii accused thoriicd *1.758 appropriated ed. neer's recommendation* in gency preparations. The Ohio Ihe federal government Wed­ for tlie police department to Healed bids on botli the solving iliniungc problem* MEMI'l113 (U P D - A prom­ was expected to crest nl Cin- nesday of secretly rerruiling cover the salaries of two ad­ bond side mill the construction from I lie Hilleresl ared onto inent Methodist layman today Robert Bennett, of 2703 cinali nt fill feet, or eight feet Arkansas Nalinn.il Guard pil­ ditional Invc-digaUirs to help A LBANY, Gn. l U I 'l ) —The will lie due April 17. Knell Maitland Ave, proputcs; Magnolia Ave., sevcn-yenr.old above flood stage, by Sunday. ots for Hie Hull Cuban invas­ establish a county wide vice called for Christiana lo Fineerest s t u d e n t suffered Agreed to look Into the pos­ "launch a vigorous offcnslvo In Pennsylvania, serious ion and then “ betraying" squad us recommended by City Commission of lids south-1 bond bid iiiiis I be accompanied a Volusia County grand jury. abrasions and possible rib ft..Ming cunt limed today from them. west Georgia rily bus junked with n ra ider's check for two sibility of building header* against Iliosn who would de­ Some of them flew In com­ fractures when he was struck New part to the mouth o f the for a portion of Hermit's stroy Christianity.” all segregation ordinances „ „ d | l" T " l f,uu ™ liw* for runstruetion Trail Hint I* “ washing away by a car near the school Wed­ Juniata River, Dunrannoti, Pa., bat and one Air Guard plane “ Tlicro are Hi o m who. for derided lo leave the nice Gentian* nesday at 3:50 p. m. publicity purposes or finan­ Mayor John Wells declared a was shut down, Fauhu* said. piiddems lo individual i itl- hid--, available at Glace Ktigi- into a ztieiim;" i . : heeling ill St. Petersburg or Emmett Hamby, KN’ AS, told state of emergency. Rescue Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey, Gave Councilman Frank cial gain, make it a sort of zi-iis, it wu* announced today, i , .. at Hie Altamonte loon Hall, Gerliurdt thn authority to go builmsi lo tear down Hia Fl||> Trooper J. I* Hike*, that workers helped residents from chief of staff of the Arkan­ A spokesman said tlie rum will lie priced at $3(1 for inch nlieud with plans for building church and lo crilielz* ill the hoy, who was walking on their homes nt Duncnnnwi, sas Air Guard, said he did not mission took the action by ti know what Faubus was talk­ the shoulder of the road, sud­ Am ity Hull and Newport u nfreslumsit alund at Hie leaders," said R. Howard It-1 vote Wednesday night, Mayor I.nwrenee Swofforil, hull park after looking over Berg, president of tho Methdenly turned and ran into ilia Ire jams towered 3(1 feet ing alxiiil. But be added llic TAM PA (U P II — An Air stiiking down nil o f segrega­ in mi unofficial ti-purt from blue prints for tha stun t me, odist Board of Lay Activities. not path of the car. h’gh on the Juniata River Arkansas guard “ did Force F8IF Tliumlcrstnak tion old nil tier* ill a move aim- tlu- County CominisHion adWitnesses corroborated the where il meet* Ihe Fusque- have any planes involved." rd at bolstering its legal push vl'id tlnil appraiser'* figures 1 D ir Defense Department in trashed today north of Frost* driver** explanation Bennett tii <i. Itaeial dispute. have liaii'is. for i glds of way oil SR 427 was udmittcd to hViniiiiilu Washington declined cam- proof. plagued the inrt,.iUl,-l city *<f tioin l.u-t St. to SR fTili Mtnuiriiil iluspilid. men! . Mae Dill Air Force Rare 55,Uuu fm inure Hutu n year, tliiiuigli Hu- town show Unit Bailey said, however, that here said it did not immedi­ i o-l* for 4U feel oil tint eu*t Faubus may have some in kYmi’ll upprec'itic Ihe exlra ncrvlce ately know tlie fair of liitsldtv would come ronsiderahly Touliv Named formation he dors not have. CHICAGO (Special) — lower than properliiw on the He said hr did not want In pilot of the Jet fighter. MIAMI (U P ! I — Havana pul himself in Ihe position of The na-h was tlie latest in George Toiiliy. rien-tive West side, FREE KINNELON. N J ( U P l t - Radio reported today a two- either denying or confirming a sriic* of resent nrridrlil* e r r president of First I'rdA bleak down of figures Tire Flve member* of a family, hour blackout in four of whut the governor said. Inspect loa involving .Mai Dill bused fight­ rral Savings ami I,min Vs- set the price a Xoii.liuu if 2ll trapped by lla met and too ( ulni'a six provinces. soclsliiin of Sanford lm» foot right* of way were taken Faubus did nut say who re­ ers. FREE A broadcast said ■ failure paralyzed with fear to jump A supersonic FIDS Thunder- Irfrn appointed tit tin- IHli-T from i «rh side of tin- mud; cruited the pilot*. Hr said hr Tlra Rotation lo safety, were killed today In in one of Havana's power knew at Hie time of the invas­ chief from MnrDill crashed Cummillre on I SI.lt l.aa 4::i!,Mlil if taken totally from u fire touched oil hy a smol­ houses rut o ff electricity from ion that Arkansas Air Guard Feh. 28 at the Air Force and Regulation* of the tbu west side and $28,lino if FREE Havana to Camuguey in cen­ dering sofa. Flai Tire pilot* were involved, bul bombing und gunnery runge I'nilrd Si nl m Savings slid taken on tlie rust. Four other member* of Hie tral CubaKepalr Loan League. Swoffoiii pointed out Hint could say nothing at Ihe time. ne«r Avon Park. family escaped Hie Man- by FREE jumping from second floor Open H igher Fronl End windows of Ih e lakeside Check NEW YORK (C P I) — home, Stocks opened higher todayon moderately a live Mailing. An Altamonte Springs wom­ ment for 21 nnmllis from the Wolf hark to work, Mayor |leading Ihosc newspaper slurExpert Wheel an. wbo nuked that her name town following tlie accident Luwrenrc Rwoffurd rani, in ie*. Alignment “ A Itliougii Uie townspeople pot l-e U'eil for publication, and later wu* hired by the purl: “ Many taxpayers in the feel morally responsible for Wednesday night made n town us a part lime officer. SAIGON, South Viet Nam— Pago 7 III idge Revamping of the entire town are in sympathy with Wolf, the town line* not legstrong, and al times, tearful, (U P !) — Communist Viet Page Hi (k II Classified pica on behalf of former Coun­ |Hiliei- di-pul Uncut two weeks John Wolf, |M like to lemind ■illy own him a tiling. He was Cong ground fire today shot . Page 10 Co mic s cilman John Wolf wlio-i- serv­ ugo upon recommendation* of you tkiil (Ids whole thing ia in violation of the luw u! the T im down a l\ S Marine 1131 Page 7 Dear Abby time of the fire for he knew ice* at a part lime policrmun I’olirr Chief Giudy Hall fur a only on a UU-duy trial husis. helicopter in Quang Nam pro­ Editorial .... Pugs 4 “ No issue wu* intended and that the fire truck was not to are out bring used by the UU day trial period eliminated vince about 350 mika north Entertainment. .. Page 7 the aervires of Wolf to in- there was none until after the go out of the town limits. town at I hi* time. of Saigon, an American mili­ Legal* „ Pag* 10 A II Wolf, permanently injured corpurato the u>c of aix vol­ newspaper* cal lied stuliea “ Yuu people elect official* tary spokesman said. whirh were not true. I auy to run your town and il can­ P u tt Is ... Pag * 10 thrsa year* ago whits fighting unteer auxiliary poliremen. The apokesman laid, bowIn answer to the woman. again, John tVolf was nut fir- not he mu mi sympathy , , , Society .... Page 8 A P a fire at tin* Rosenwald Negro aver that no one aboard the F A 2*0661 405 W. F IR S T ST. S p u r t * -----------* School, received monthly pay-j who asked that the town pu t, ed. . . . 1 say lie quit after j wa’ro gelling loo big. ’ chopper w u injured. Icy Floods Slam East Fired Upon Boston 'Ripper' Runs Amok; Kills Two More ‘Very Moved* UjofTHlUtistS Hit Former County Sheriff Dies AltamonteOK's Water BondSale Faubus Hits Troop Betrayal 7-Year-Old Struck By Car Segregation Law Junked By City Methodist Asks Thunderstreak Jet Crashes Family Of 5 Killed In Blaze RE - TIRE With Us! Blackout Hits Cuba Plea Made To Retain Wolf Viets Down Yank Copter Herald Index * ii 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 06, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Mar. 4, '63 'See Me First,' Besserer Tells Civitan Club Robert Itrawrtr, adminis­ trator of Seminole Manorial Hospital speaking to member* of the Clvltan Club, lliursday told them, “See me first, If something foe* wrong." “We cere about people," Heaierer tsuphasiied, “Our only reason for being there I* to rare for people who need hospital care, That'a what r-very single perron on our Muff la there for, and aervlre foe* on round the clock, every day of the year." The admlnletrator emphs•lied that, “ You can't put value on people . . . their care, romfort and health la our only concern." Ha noted that the operation •f a hospital I* a rumple* op* oration, requiring at N u t two ataff member* for avery pa­ tient. "People am working for you while you’rt aler|iir,g.H He commented ‘.hat the P*tlenta In a hospital are not happy people, “Nobody come* to the hoipltal for fun. It alway* in­ volve* pain, fear, expense and emotional, physical and men­ tal unhappiness for tha pa­ tient, ao that ho wants every­ thing done for him, and many are Inclined to Ire peovlih and irritable." Benerer said that every member of the staff was well aware of the seriousness of their job*, and the precept of everyone, nurse*, aides, clerlral help, food servers, admin­ istrator, doctors and hospi­ tal board ia that "'Die patient comes first." “Tim* drags when you arc hurting," he said. “A few minutaa seem Ilka hours, and the psychological element involv­ ed, particularly in an rm«rfancy often causes impa­ tience and upset." Besserer said that tha Kmergency Room “is our grvutest headache. It is not possible for U* to have resi­ dent doctors just sitting there 24 hours • day waiting for emerfrnclea. But wa have a physician on call for the day, anil It never takra him more than a few minutes to get there." “Again 1 urge you, when you are hurt or become sud­ denly ill, rail your physlrian and go to his office. He ha* facilities for treating you there. Don't come to the emergency room, unless you do not have a private physi­ cian, or cannot reach him." "Noverthehws, If you must come to the emergency room, wa hava a full time staff of registered nurssw who know how to cant for emergencies, the ambulance aervlcr* In thia town are very good, and sra trained to do all they call in emergenciesi, and tills com­ munity is blessed with having a very fine staff of physicians who am well-trained and wrlU-xperlenred," Com men ting on the ques­ tion of tax-aoppoil of tha hospital, Besserer explained that, “Anyom. who tkxuIs hospi­ talisation care is treated and rared for first, and later we find out whether or not tiny ran pay. Often tin-)- cannot, and in many cases, state wel­ fare'does not apply. If a per­ son has not been in the coun­ ty six months or in the state « year, he Is not oligihln for state aid, so we must go to the county and ask them to make up the difference, to take rare of the deficit. “We’re prnbutdy the only business In KcmlnoU. County thst operates at a HH to DO percent deficit and still Is able to stay In business . , . hut you ran't repossess an apjKiuilx or a gall bladder , . , hence the need for taxes,** “Wa have a I OK bed hos­ pital, and w» must employ IDO people to rare for them. Our payroll runs over half a million dollars annually. Seminole County 4 Her* re­ corded high butterfat produc­ tion rating* during the State 4-11 Dairy Show at I he Cen­ tral Florida Fair in Orlando, Feb. z.v T W. Sparks, Extension Dairyman from Gainesville, stated that this was an ex­ ceptional year for butterfat ratings at the state show. Re­ cord* are on 305. 2X. Mature- Miami Takes 21st Cage Win HII,I, WOI.FE (|oft) and Trim Mlchelic, Ixith 16, inannaRc noru ntUHclcn anil tired feet after hik­ ing 60 miles from i’inccrent to Stetnon Univer­ sity, DeLimtl, and return. The two Explorer Heouta made the trip out in nix Bourn but re­ quired nine bourn for the return. Tom walked the hint five mill'd barefooted. Hill in the mm of Cl»0 and Mr*. II. W. Wolfe, 112 Laurel Drive, and Tom i» Die non of Mr. and Mr*. T. J. Michel*, Wylly Avenue. Searchers Hunt Family Of Three (Jreat Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford OURAY, Colo. (U P li — Searchers were act to brave a second avalanche today to search for a minister and two of his daughters buried be­ neath 100 feet of snow Tlie minister and the two girls were entombed in the snow Sunday when an avalandie swept their automo­ bile off llie highway Into a gorge 100 feet below. The snow filled the gorge level with Hie highway after the slide. . It wa* feared tliey would In- found dead. Ouray County Sheriff Gene Brown said powerful mlncdctecting gear was due on tlie srene shortly after dawn to try to locate the minister's automobile, Improve tlie sppcsranrr of jo u r ground- and si*e to u r backyard play area or patio the de»lrrd privacy and seclusion with a beautiful long-lasting F E N C E . Our Home anil Propcrl) Improvement Depl. * -------’ J * | 1— 1 * • ■ST?-. « • v Compnre . . . Our Lower Monthly In-tallmenls On New Car Financing S r 4 xk °!o Famed Horae Dies DONE It AIL, Ky. (LTD Rodney, hnrne-s racing's greatext sire, died Thursday at Walnut Stud. The 19-yearold horse died II days after breaking a bone In hit left foreleg Maple Ave. at I P Ml 3fi MONTHS TO PAY lith S I . PH® QUO. MEMBER F.D.I.C. O ur Home and Properly Improvement Dept, ran handle the entire job. Coll u - today fur a free e-timate . . . there i- no obligation, of enurse. Sanford Fla. or sA-roHD » THERE ARE ST 3DENOMINATIONS OF MERCHANTS 6REEN STAMPS TO HELP YOU FILL YOUR SAVER BOOKS EASIER & FASTER. BLUE RIBBON 0UAUTY WESTERN MATURE GRAIN FED BEEF RIB l l ■ K A CUBE STEAK # I I 3 7 t / T -7 7 < Lenten F a vo rite s 50 DINETTES *2 8 o KASY M ATH ER *8 8 TERMS of Sanford Sanford’a Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20.1-00 E. I n! ST. FA 2-0081 I q u a n t it y RICHTS RESERVED M IC t S COOO T H R U W t o . BuHy (lays ore breezy cluys when the phone is where you a rc— whether it’s kitchen, bedroom or Florida room. Convenient exten­ sion phones come in tunny pretty colors—nre so economical, too. ‘ Call your Telephone Business Office for details. S o u t h e r n ^ L f k B e ll lady Fair fnsh fcbd 8" PECAN PIE At Our RsguW low Sxamcs i - s - t ] immmmmwmi OUtCK FROZEN RED OCEAN PERCH FILLETS 3 LB!J F AMERICAN VARIETY SU. CHEESE LB 59c to FYNE-TASTE RICH TASTY Salad Dressing.29s Apple Sauce.. ..10< to BYRD’S FLAV0RFUL Add a Phone—add a lot to living mncKANre wuh tha Pvsrfcm of 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Set.s (Unit 2 please) B O S T O N BO NN IF F R 0 7 E N FISH STIX___ 3 vvl° WINTREE FROZEN DEVILED CRABS..“ 89 VAHLSINC FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 1(M 0 Buy Better Produce Here! FANCY YEI.LOI GLOBE ONIONS U f i CRISP CELLO WRAPPED FOR FRESHNESS CARROTS*# l A U Y F A IR l i l A R T ( R t*g, 49p V.ihi**i ANGEL FOOD.. M 39c At First * I’slmrllu (Alongside old past office) Sanford Furniture Co. l AL) Y f A If' M 11 ( l I HHi 1Re j* y L V jiu e i CINNAMON BREAD 29c • Carpet* • Furniture • Plano* • Rental Pode Frances Cammack with Pap­ care for the animal* during py Clio Addic and Philip Lu- j the show, other incidental expcn.-cs, and is host to club kn.v with Rosalie. The State 1 11 Dairy Show members and lltelr agents for is sponsored by the Central the Annual Slate 411 Dairy Florida Fair and the State I Banquet held in the Orlando Department uf Agriculture Chamber of Commerce Build The (air provides feed and ' ing each year. STEAKA OVEU 33 YEANS • Tile Equivalent, D IIIA standardiz­ ing factors. First Trophy went to Cath­ erine Cammack, Seminole 1 11 Girl, on record of Aim No­ na I'riciila (Jersey), 11.138. 058 (at. Cathy also placed third on record of Pappy Princes* Paola (Jersey), 10,031 milk, CIO fat. Other en.ries in the Dairy Show from Seminole Included CHUCK Sportsman Dies OCALA, Fla. (U PI)—Carl CL Rose Hr., n Florida sports­ man, died at the age of 71 Wednesduy, Hose, who pin­ ner red Uioruughhred h o r s e breeding In Florida, was a member of the Stale Racing Commission, M IA M I B E A C H ( U H ) — The University uf Miami picked up it* 21st hn*keth*ll win of the season Saturday, defeating Florida State Uni­ versity D0-7O. The Hurricanes -Hatched an early lead and had a 10-32 advantage by the half. The .Seminole*' record now stand* at 11- 10. Ilig Mike McCoy anil Rick Barry paced Miami with ID points each, hut were oulscored by FSU forward Char­ lie Long with 28 points. Honors Take HOME INTERPHONE. Telk room-toroom; answer door by phone �'Courtesy' Parking' J f i * Crackdown Ordered Settlement The City Commission Monday nipht cracked down on "courtesy parking" in the downtown area and ordered the indice department to strictly enforce the handling' of parking tickets. cio 6* II) I.AIUIY VERSHKI. Now tlint the city has wrap­ ped up the Pipeline controv­ ersy . . . stopped tno from parking on First St. . . . I wonder what the next project is? We queried .Mayor Tom McDonald ovrr a copol collee this morning and found out it will lie downtown improve­ ments . . . including addition­ al parking lota . . . inspections of all buildings . . . financing of the water improvement program. . . . Sounds like a nigged task. « • • City Judge Ken McIntosh anti Police Chief Hoy Wil­ liams will gel together to re­ vise court ntsls lor City Court . . . Hard to believe, Imt costs are only SI for a SIS fine and $2 for anything over 415 . , . Last je a r there were 1,410 cases , , , Court costs have been called antiquated . . .Obsolete . . . By the way all the costs go into the po­ licemen's pension fund. • • • Speaking oi McIntosh, city commissioners gave him a bouquet of thanks for a "job well done" as city judge. • • • The local Democratic com­ mittee hasn't even contacted Cordon Frederick on the forthcoming election. Cuess they think Gordon has the election sewed up, Nobody asked me Imt It would he a good thing lor our local Demos to have the courtesy of getting together with Fred­ erick . . , Everyone though! Dewey had tin* I9M rlcction in the bag. also. • • • Don't be surprised if the mrdieal examiners ask for legislation at the next County Commissioners meeting , , . Hope it isn't too late. • • * Heavy flooding in the Golds­ boro area due to recent rains. Many dltrhrs standing full ot water. • • • Whenever we thought of Oviedo it was always .Mary Earle Walker, agriculture that came into our heads . . . Now it's a first rate basket­ ball team. * * * City has to remove that flagpole by the |>ost office , . . GSA says so. * * • New clock in Hie City Com­ mission chambers . , . Old one put out to pasture . , . Cost of new one . . , SU 05. • * * Anyone want a slightly used “courtesy parking pass"? . . « * * Those two successful fish­ ermen, Travis Lovelace and Larry Spice ( see Sport's Pagei weren't quite so suc­ cessful a few hour* lalcr when their ear wound up in a deep drainage ditch in L’asseloerry after hilling a uiility pole (see Page Twol. Spice, imspitalired for treatment o( shock, was released Monday . . . wonder whal happened to the fish? • • * Alter the pipeline discus­ sion was over Monday night . . . ctereone happy . . . Pipeline Co. attorney Ken McIntosh a skid the commis­ sion how many topics of the agreement they wanted. "I'd like one to pul on my wall." said Commissioner Sonny Italy trash pickup crewmen that Hie rules are that if property 1* on an alley, trash must he put at the side of I he tot ♦ . , If Hey. then the street picki all right . . . But that's causes some trash piles >c left, others that are by, picked up . . . Beg­ un*! I . . . Don’t ask I'm not the one who honed "convenience’’ — common sense” , . . I'm telling you what I heard The prrsldrnt ol the At­ lantic Unasllinr Hallroad said today hr hoped labor and management could get together on new work rules In slew of the Supreme Court's decision giving the carrier the right In rliml nate unnecessary jobs. W. Thomas It lie’s hrlrf statement said: “ In siew of the decision of |he Supreme Court, It Is hoped that representatives of laobr and management can now promulgate appro­ priate rules which will im­ plement the recommenda­ tions of the presidential rnmmiasion. Such Imple­ mentation would bring the work rules of railroad ope­ ration employes up to dale and consistent with modern operations.” The railroad relused fur­ ther rommrnt. 'Have To Protect Our Job s, Brotherhood Officials Say Rail Strike Imminent High officials of the five Sanford Atlantic Coast Line brotherhoods imlay agreed Ihsl a crippling railroad strike i* Imminent to “pro­ tect the workers job*" in the face of the Supreme Court ruling on featherbedding. “We would like to settle this Issue peacefully." one union executive told the Her­ ald, “ but we have to do some­ thing to protect our job*." Monday the l). S Supreme Court ended months of legal maneuvers by ruling the rail­ roads had the right to impose sweeping rule change* Officials of the local union emphasized lhat they would strike tf some work rule changes, designed to elimi­ nate "foatlicrlied.iing" or un necessary job* were put into effect. There are some 4!Ki fam­ ilies in Sanford that would be affected by any proposed strike. Negotiation* hv key unions throughout the country on the issue will take place Mar. 13 and the result could mean a country wide strike that could paralyze (hr nation's rail in­ dustry, according to local brotherhood official*. T h e talks will take plare in Chi­ cago. The agreement to resume negotiations headed off what could have been an Immedi­ ate slnke over Hie years-old question or automation and job displacement in Hie rail industry Actually, the talks in Chi­ cago initially will take up only the elimination of tn.txxi firemen on freight and yard service. J . K. (Doc) Wolfe, chair­ man of the National Hallway Lalair Conference, said work rule rhnnges would nnl be dismissed until the firemen’s issue was settled. He said that if tiie fire­ men's is*ue was not solved, then the railroads “would proceed to make our rules effective." Tiie proposed work rule changes would eliminate be­ tween 63.000 and 85,000 jobs during a live year period. Wolfe s a i d featherbedding was draining $600 million anmilly from America’s econ­ omy. Wolfe said it would take about 25 day* for the formal Supreme Couit ruling to go Into effect. He said the rail­ roads would impose (he changes five days after that r There were reports that both the railroads and the Union* h a v e an informal agreement to take no drastie action for at least the next few day* to allow the Whito House to study the situation. More than ISO railroads ara involved. The unions are tho opr rnl ing brut herhoods—rep* resenting the 216,061) engi­ neers, firemen. brakrmen, conductors and switchmen. The anll-frallierheddiiig Is­ sue has been simmering for years. I’resident Eisenhower in 11)60 appointed a special railroad commission made up of rail, union and private per* sonnel. Spearheaded liy Jo e linker, th e com m ission agreed that no special privileges will lie given to any organization, press medium or u tility com panies fo r parking' w ithout p u ttin g money in a m eter. linker, in pushinp fo r th e elim inating' o f cm irlesv parking', singled out the press, ('h a n d ier o f Com­ m erce and radio. "E v cry n n o should pay to p ark ,” date. linker emphasized] If a strike rrisis came, * ★ ★ Also singled out by the {’resident Kennedy could head commission were workers in it off for 60 days by appoint­ charitable d r i v e s , delivery ing n fact-finding board under services, the power and light the National Ituilwny Labor and telephone companies. Act. In other action, the com­ mission agreed to purchase ail “no” alt night parking signs to he placed in areas in Hie' city Including First St, from Snnfotd to Myrtle] Park from Fulton to Third; The Sanford Pipeline Co. Palmetto from Commercial to will start work on its $2uo,- Third; Magnolia from First 000 dock terminal facility to Third; Oak from First In WEATHER; Kail’ through Wctlnowlay. High Dalny, 05-70. Low tonight, do-fiO. within the next 20 days sftcr Third ami Second SL from Established ll»08 T l’KS.. MARCH a, HW3 L niteil Proa* Li’intcil Wit .* VOL. AH SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 661 Mayor Tom McDonald was Sanford to Oak. The IhiiiiiI also voted te given the unanimous approval make Laurel Ave a through by ihc City Commission to St. and ugrerd to place 15 sign a contract witii the com­ PHILADELPHIA (U l’l) — signs from First to Kith at a pany Monday to construct the The IVno sylvan la llnilrond cost of $115. City Judge Ken two miles of pipeline from Monday announced plans to Lake Monroe lo the Sanford Mc Intosh culled the thorough- furlough its 5.100 freight ftiefare the most serious accident .Natal Air Station. mrn In view of the U. S. Su­ Fur the first time since the street in the city; preme Court decision uphold­ Approved a request asking controversy hit the news It ing railroad*’ right to elimin­ was a unanimous vule. Com­ the County Commission to in­ ate featherbedding. clude that portion of Sit 415 missioners went over the A spokesman said tlu-ie lease agreement with Pipe­ in the city in the road pro­ would not be any immediate gram to tie presented to the line Co. attorney Ken Mein itoad Department furloughs because the high I United Press International Icrs. They U-ft their rural murky and sometimes vkileni temperatures dipped well be­ Senath, Mo., during the night, tosh. City Attorney Bill Hut- S t a t e low zero In parts of the mid­ destroying a private hangar March floods drove thou­ home Monday night to drive March weather pattern. Thursday. Present plans are court order is not effective for chison called the agreement 25 d a y s. sand* of persons from their Into Liberty and had not been Thunderstorms and tornadic lands and northeast, including and tcvrral small aircraft. "good" emphasizing addition­ from the river to the east cityThe lieight firemen Include Al thunderstorm* pounded al protection for adjacent limits only that city wants it I,KUO working in r n l Iru n d J homes, closed schools and seen since. Persons living in winds raked southeast Miss­ 13 lie low at Caribou. Maine, ouri and more storms spread and 9 below at Cheyenne, Tennessee; SO- mile* an- liour property owners on Mellon- tp be extended to French Ave. yards and 1,5110 working on left communities practically isolated in four states today. the area said they heard crirs Into Dixie. A half-foot of W'yo. winds were clocked at Jark* title Ate.; insurance during "road" trains. I’nssenger fire­ snow hurled Omaha, Neb. Fog Tiie floods, triggered by for help. A wind storm which offi­ son and the roof was ripped construction phase, indemni­ men would not be affected. The floods were part of a closed New York's LaGuardis cials believed was a torna­ from a restaurant and cars I heavy rains, rising tempera­ fication and that the grantee About 1.000 of the 11,100 tures and a rapid tlnw. spread Field for three hours and do smashed through near were damaged at Dyersburg. can't remove the line at any have less thiol 10 years serv­ across parts oi Indiana, Ohio, In Hie Midwest, mounting time. Under the agreement ice. They would be the first to Pennsylvania and West Vir­ snows rinsed schools in four the city will gd $ 1,200 per lie fm long In-,I, the railroad ginia. rursl district of Iowa’s Boono year for the first five years said. County. There was live In­ Newark, Ohio, declared a and then fito percent of the TALLAHASSEE tL’PIt — cites of new snow on th« state of emergency and Na­ gross of tiie company the next The Florida Milk Commission ground. tional Guardsmen were call­ 10 years. i.-sued formal notice today of ed out. in West Virginia com­ McIntosh told tiie Herald a public hearing March lit in munities as large ax Clarks­ Hank Identified today that Hie company is Jacksonville l<> consider susMIAMI (LTD — \ ship burg were all hut isolated by seeking application from the pei'shm c f all *late price cm; rising waters. The uorst fUHd ping firm representutt'e de­ .Vat* tioao Department to Identified a broken in 21 years threatened Greene finite TALLAHASSEE (L'E’I) — A kqtinlutive com­ cross SB 4fl and SB 415. from u dw.fd.d lo mil, , plank Monday as pari of the mittee waited to licar tin* viuvv of lux ilUTen.su upCounty, Pa., and schools and TALLAHASSEE ,(Ill’ ll the corps of engineer, to Marl tJi„ ,„ ,t nU)M„, roads were closed in Indiana. name plaque ol tiie missing IKineiitn Unlay lie Due making a m-nnimonilnliuii un dork construction and from pilh|ichearing to conMV*. f/V* ,assured There was no accurate count tanker Marine .Sulphur Queen. new tn.xeH, WASHINGTON (U P !) — the Atlantic Cd4 ,t Line Hadfnir (, nUo„r,rrr MOV « P”'’ ”" ;1'« "< " "■«' »«r The LegiMlnttm*'« interim committee un finttnen Bepuldican lender* maintained . . ... ..... . rrnor today lli.it fits admini* of the number of Imim-lcss road to cross its tracks. in effect which prohibit* A#»'r ,, hut hundreds of families had Youngster Slain mill taxation hoard pn>|>o.-»nl Monday fur tax re- a skeptical view today toward , ... . . \ nation hai not and will not SAIGON, Viet Nam (UP!) of milk below mat. .... ... visions which would draw disavowal* of Interest in thw . . ltd the turnpike extension rr- lieen forced out. They ittrludeAt p11**1*ill, the t*uiniui»Moii eti MX) families in West Vir­ —A I year-ohl Filipino girl more revenue from (log tracks, IPdi GOP presidential nomi­ lard Ihc construction of Free died Monday night ot a lull I sets prices only on milk purginia's Wood County and 350 horse trucks and jai alai fron­ nation. Interstate Highway 1)5 along m the Chllhcothc, Ohio, area. let wound indicted hy tutu jrhnsetl from dairymen. There tons. the ca*l coast. i Aiming men regarded as rnunist guerrilla^ who killed are no direct vvhulr*nle or re­ The floods were only one State Comptroller Bay K. possible contenders, only Gov. At the same lime. Ilryuni tail price controls. day old hut bail already her missionary father and Green reported lo thu cum- Neloin A. Horkefellcr of New said it never ha* been planThe public lien ring was set claimed a loll of lives. Three his American associate. mitli-c mi hmv much new re­ Ymk is acting like a candi­ mil that the entire project be VIENNA The Soviet for Hi h. m. ill tiie .Mayflower built in the four-year Bryant weather deaths were counted Mrs Amy l.Ve Futch, tx. venue the Mlnle would gain date. ID- i* lidding hi* troops Kin To Benefit Hotel. in Ohio and Wheeling. W ', Va , Union will put the first wom­ Mithicalc,I Thursday evening hy exlendilig the present administration. The interstate MIAMI (UIM) — A Central in check. police were attempting to In a notice signed hy Chair­ an astronaut into spare this when lire gutted her trailer limited three per cent sales system is not scheduled for Sen. Harry Gotdwater of year, Radio Budapest said man Charles O. Andrews, the completion until 11)72 and confirm a report that a child American anti Castro group home at Cliuluola. Coroner tax. The comptroller, however, Arilonit Im* said he intend* today in broadcasting a Hun­ roinmission called the session Injcrstatc !>5 is among the was missing after a boat car­ is paying SI.WX) a month lo Thomas Moon ruled death as did not make nuy recommen­ to run for re-election next garian news agency di*|iatch “to take testimony uiiil hear last of the four routes in rying a family from Us liouic the wives of Jour American accidental. dation* I t tho committee. fliers missing in (he ill-fated capsized evidence for the purpose of year. In any ruse, he asked from .Moscow. The hluzc was discovered Florida ex|»ected to la* fin­ Committee Chairman Wil­ Ids supporter* to gira him Near Utterly. Ittd , a man Cuban invasion, an attorney The Soviets arc preparing considei ing the suspension of ished. at X p in. by a ncighlair. liam O'Neill of l)euln Indi­ arid Ills |(i year old daughter revealed Monday, , "new and sensational steps in all price control* in all milk George .Simmons, who found ra ted the group wants to hear until the end of the year he. Bryant's letter to .Stair were musing in the flood waspace this year, including the marketing areas under the Hep. Frederick Karl of Vo­ the rear door locked and was ail sides tn-fuiu making uuy fore he makes a final decision Near Success on bidding fur the nomination. first woman cosmonaut,” the Jurisdiction of the Florida lusia interred indirectly that M USSELS 4U l'l) — The met by (lames when lit- open­ recoiiiiiieudiilioti to the ItnU Milk Commission.” The com­ Guvs, George Itomnry c-f dispatch said. Bryant cimihler* the furor Common Market executive ed Ihc Irolll door, lie i*mml l.egislatuie, which i* almost Michigan mid William W, It said there were rumors missioner* will also consider over IB u.'i a campaign issue water on Hie fire until Ihc roinmlssM'ii indicated today certain to raise taxes in some S c r a n t n i f of Pennsylvania in Moscow that Soviet cosmo the date at which any order for Hail tha> negotiations on Britain's Oviedo Fire Department ar area* in order to provide inure naiiis Yuri Gagarin, Gher­ issued at the meeting should biitli told (lie Republican con­ hid for membership m the rived funds for the stale to oper­ vention site committee Mon­ man Titov, Andrian Niko­ go Into effect. A draft rreated hy the open trade group were near sueate. lay ev or Pavel l’o|aivich — day they did nut intend to be­ ces* at the time France veto­ door and all open win-low fed MIAMI Il'P I) — Joseph Green I ••1*1 the committee come raudidate*. and eventually all four—were Hie blaze. Coroner Moon said. ed the move. that by extending the present I Mushy i Mutcnrdihu, Miami reported to be scheduled for Lee Henry Flitch, who had tliiee per o u t sale* tax — other trip* underworld figure, was found Water Rationing lain al work, said his wife WASHINGTON <Ill’ll — from which grveeries, drugs JOHNSTON, N. Y. (UI’D - was n chain-smoker and in ill A Democratic member of the shot to death today in what and sevural other item* nte health. police deserila-d a* a gangland Mayor Mario H. Costa Mon­ House Education and Lalmi now exempted lo ull items, day night was granted allCom mit tee today called Chair slaying. Hie state would gain all riddiKlim liy after the shooting Handy lo ration the city's man Adam C. Howell * Situ;,IT A To Meet Ilona I xJol.3 million umiuall)' last hud net request “outrage­ at about I a in., a nictr<>|Kil- water js the council formal­ The .March meeting of the In revenue. The paintings which ously high.” lie said it should itun pul ice prowl ear saw a ly declared an emergency m |ttJir j . rA ttil| |lr|,| ST. AUGUSTINE (UP1) The present lax. Green raid white Cadillue leaving the the absence of spring thaw* i-alav ribbons at the recent be cut just about In half. t, aIliy beginning social in ginning with a annul . . , .... . Tiie strlke-lamnd Florida East . . _ . . . ' produced StKl.i million in tin* Show held at the Civic Center Hep. I’lul Landrum, (D- acene. 'I tie ( ndillnr'a mi ner. or rain. |u-iiih| ut 7:.10 p. m, foihiwed . . . l oa*t Kailuay further amend­ im*l fiscal year. lire now on display ui Senkaf Ga l, ranked on Hie commu­ John .Mainnite, 45, another 1.x the (lii- II.hi ■s- iiu iln-aw ■■■id, ................ l-y -iis and pioKiiini ' ed it> freight embargo today ik'« I'aint and Gin** Stole on ' tes* only liy Unwell and Hep, gangland flgme, wa* 111rested Accuses China to allow shipment of good* at a p. in. in the auditorium. Magnolia Ave. Mt*. Mildred NEW DELHI (U l'l) — In Carl D. Perkins, (D-Ky.), sub­ and held foi questioning, into the industrial Hialeah Mel lo polin' said they al-o ilian Prune Minister Jaw a Babcock, president of the Sanmitted a statement to the Ite't and into Hie agricultural foul Art A**n. hu» announced. llouso Administration Com­ wile neekiug two other men lurlal .Nehru accused Com Stockn Rally Lake Okeechobee area. Winner* were in six- cate­ NEW YORK ( U P I ) - Storks mittee railing Powell's spend­ ill connection with the slay­ uiunist China today in mier| Vice President VV. L. Thorn­ gories, including portraits, ing pru|ni*a! for Ban-tit an ing, Manat ile's loot tier, Sal* fcritlg in Hie Kashmir rhsjmle made a definite confirmation Thr Oviedo City Council ton said removal of rcitric“ unconscionable affronl to Uu* vadoie, and Joseph Nicholas between India and Pakisiuu of Monday's rally at the loci in ,'U) minute session late ions meant Hie railway, landscapes, anintnL, nori-nliJective, still life and youth (JORDON FREDERICK meitihers of the House , , , Fan ne!In, 31, All have crim­ to (urtlMT ' its own expansion­ opening today — once again Monday afternoon In author­ which has lieen operated on pared by rad shares. ist policy.” |and the U. -S. taxpayers.” inal records. . l-Pttckiigty Deni work. ize resurfacing of Hillcrcst a limited scale for a month, ________I and Clark Streets. Nu set could carry all carload freight prire was quoted for Hie —with the exception of sand, gravel and rock—into the two work. The council also voted to areas However, Thornton said, tha give the Oviedo High S cImioI Basketball Team a sum of $5o railway still could not carryhave the land Iscfore any fed­ committee chairman, said committees to dratt a pro­ towards rx|ien*et of play in fruit and vegetables out o( A “one-package’’ plan for lion without (lie need for fur­ a budget for operations. ther legislation. Tiie attorney pointed out a eral loans would be granted “there already is a m arket- gram for establishment of a the District Tournament aft tiie regions. establishing a Seminole Coun­ small airjMirts in the Orlando port authority and lo prepare rr Ihe team wun Ihc Class C Frederick, former Stale county-owned airport could lie for improvements ty airport will lie "wrapped Bepresentative and candidate financed by a levy of millage, It was Frederick who sug­ area have told me they are aerial photos ami cost figure* Championship last Saturday up" by the Chamber of Com­ fur election lo Hie same post through Hie Florida Improve­ gested to Hie committee tli.it turning away small planes on the proposed site, for pre­ night. Herald Index merce airport committee and on March 26, emphasized to ment Fund ur hy a bund is it “wrap up a program in a because ol lack of space.” sentation to the County Com­ Bridge —.... l’age * Warner outlined a pnqioxrd mission, complete package and pre­ presented lo Ihc County Com­ Hie committee that complete sue subject lo referendum. Classified ............ Page 7 and final control of a countysent it lo Hie County Commis­ “The only question,” he Serving on the authonly site, half of a farm split by Benefit Coffee mission. Comics .... — _ Page rt Interchange 4. He said the Mih committer are Kenneth This decision was reached owned airport rests with the stated, “is whether Hie Com­ sion.” The Oviedo Women'* Club In a round table discussion owner is willing to sell the ladder, Frederick and John will sponsor an Informal cof­ Drar Abby ...... mission feels the adminislra Page 2 Monday noon when Gordon County Commission. Editorial .... ........... Page 4 He said the airport could lie Hon of an airport should rest it was decided lo endeavor to tile, located on the east side Alexander. Serving on Ihe fee at 9 a. in. Wednesday in Frederick informed his fel­ low committee member* that operated by the Commission with it or with an airport obtain a small airport (or a of 1-4 near Hie proposed Lake site subcommittee aie Cdr. tiie Women's Club Building Entertainment .... Page 2 beginning, one which could Mary Boulevard interchange, T. L. fonder, W. U. Stewart, on King St. for benefit of the present state laws arc so members, them.elves, nr by authority.” laf Iffllft *•••»■• Page 2-fl & 7 He expressed confidence- service light aircraft up to lie said the land is cleared, U-e Wheeler, lx Hoy Kobb drive for fundi for Arthritis broad they will permit the or- a board appointed by the ..... . Page 6 Putxla ganiialioo of an airport Commission, with the Com­ federal funds ara available twinengme planes. Future dry and large enough fur a and Itobcrt Crumley, Leffler Research being sponsored by Society .— ___ __ Pago • and Stewart are subcommit­ the General FettersUon ot authority* financing, acqui­ mission having the flqil word for airport construction. Out. expansion would depend on 3.000-foot runway. Spoils .... . _ ..... Page & Women's Club. Warner named Iwu sub tee chairmen sition of a site and construe in approving or disapproving he added, I be county must its need hut Merle Warner, Pipeline Co. Dock Work Slated Soon ★ ★ ★ Pensy Furloughs 3,100 Firemen <5 l t r T J im t lit Floods Drive Thousands From Homes In East, W est Milk Control Hearing Slated M J L W A ... New Taxes W aitSee Policy Seen Rocky Seen Bfesf Bryant Assures :: 95 Construction Republican Bet Reds To Send Woman In Space Woman Dies In 'Inferno' Powell Budget Called 'Bad' Police Probing Gangster Slaying ( I FEC Amends Freight Embargo Art Winners On Display Council Moves On Road Work County Airport Plan Proposed �ffht \DeGaulle To Decide »■ Tochnsyc, 37, in charge ol tiic ambush; and Jactiucs Pro­ vost, 31, a member ol tiic gang. Three defendants still at largo were sentenced to death in absentia but they arc en­ titled to retrial if captured. They are Georges - Marcel i The Limp) Wntln. to. also suspected of masterminding an unsuccessful plot to kill Pc Gaulle Feb. h; Serge Uernier, 20; and Lajos Marlon 31. There was no Immediate in­ dication a* to whether Pc Gaulle would grant clemency, but twice before be has ex­ ercised his prerogative in Im­ portant cases and commuted death sentences to life Im­ prisonment. One was cx-Gcn. I derson, Osteen; Tammy MeCline, George Pike, diaries Wine, Valeria Colbert, Delphla Rheuark, Willie Vance, 11it- Costoio, Thomas llaigler, Rose Woodall, Rosa la-e Ilruton, ttvitiert Sermons, Glllicrt Fileger of hsnford. Rlrths Mr and Mr*. Jerry VanD.im, of Sanford, a IkuMr. and Mrs. Denver disi grave ot Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Glen Travis ol Sanford, a girl Rheuark Discharges Ed Smith, Oviedo, Ians Heck cnbach, Rose Ansley, Melvin Moran, Willie, Smith, Paulinr Walkler. Ilahy Roy Julian, Mrs. Patri McLdlan and baby ot Sanford. MARI II 1 Admissions Will Irlek, Lake St ary; Geor­ gia Redd, Elnora James, LaVerm- Wells, Jul)annu Sindh, Jacquelyn Greene ot Sanford. nirUit CASSELBERRY UTILITIES 1ms completed improvement!* nt the South Pump, pictured, including new aeration limkH, aerator, chlorinator and pump and construction has received certification from the engineer. Water analysis hove been approved by the Statu Hoard of Health and the town is now being supplied from tin's pump white the 10(1,(Mil) gallon stor­ age tank al the main pump is being completed. (Herald l'lioto) Storm Rips Midwest, Plains Th u nders torm s anil high winds ripped across the lower Mississippi Valle y Into the 4 2 E u B Legal Notice In fli» C«»«rl «r (i*» f'tninfr J i c l i r * b r m l M lr ftHtuir* IHnlr nr rtiirldn. In I'rnh nt* In Ft flli# t fc i n ir nfi N A U M I II. HADIN'. n I**}®**•*(!, r i u i . noth n N o l h r in li**rcl»y i ;H t n tlmi fhfe unrifemlnnrd will, on the tiih d»y Of March. A l>. m i. prcMftt io IH** llo n o i*bl# c-um* ty JndK* of Horn I noli County, FlurM a, lilt fliml return, rou ut Mini viiuvltcrr. nr An* ciliary Ailmliitatriitor c , T A, of flip Mutvtto of N aomi I II, Hh M ii , «1c*n»nnr it urol ut hl IiJ Hni», then mill there, irmk« ni»|ill«'iitlon to tlio slid for « filial •tttlftliotil of hi* ml* liilnlis t rivtloi) of •aid titiitr, ittol f**r mi o n h r stturhar k I dm lilru ua such \ m llL iry Adtnlnlitratur, C T A. U altd I III ■ tin* 111 dry of March. A. P. 1*11. /•/ A Edwin HltldholMr A* AMcMUrjr AilmHiIrln* t o l , 4\T A . n f till I #• 14 1# o l Nauru t D it.it.in Ih .a a ird )>ui*n»n M u m i> i , i CIMI-SS it*. 4. : « |n Hit •our l ut tlir (m i i i t i Jiiitir, SriHlnt.1# r o ii n i f , n « r - Nii In I’fMlwIr. I n r r i |>lM|r #if M A T T IK F. Or* ill! itN . Ih'M u»r<l T n All I rtdliitra nn«l l'rr»o«i# lla t I n i liniiiin or t triii wiiiI h j l l i l m t fealfi i X u l e t You anil •'tell ol >.«i an titrchy iiolUlail uml i - ' i o l n l to |*n-H»nt ih>' Hal tit a »*»»4 ilc in mini a u U i •ft you. « r all liar •»f yon may hav* ru, ■ilti"t lh » ratal • nf M A T T I C I ft'LMi lil'I lN , iir(«at*«l. lata "f aahl Cuunly. In Ihu Cuunl) .1inline of Krtiildolt County, f'lorldtt, al Id* trill** In Hi* iu u i t huiifei* of isaiil t'ounty al ft,stifv.nl. Florida, within - U ralMitdar ittaiilli* from the limn of the# flr*l puUlls:iilloi» fit I til* II >>|1(4 T u o sopil-n of •iii ft rtuliim or fii'iiiuml attiull h«* In wrhltii;. au*l nln*II at*'* t J»r }ilaco of ue* a ml |n»*t nfflrn a4 In •■» pf the «*lalmMiit, and *»i>aII ha awoiu to hy Hi*' (U lt n m il, hla ** « « (. ft r i t l o t it« f n f14 a fit1o in |»ait i>11 Legal Notice J iit lu r . ferm fn iilr t i i i i i i l f i r l i f n , I n l*i««lit i l r . In IIr» ChlMlr ««f W ll.l.l AM I. i. A I. I t. I'In f* Iluu ]N i SUM r| T n Al l ( l a i l M o i a mail I 'r r x u H w Iftilliiu I lit |iti • *tr I l f Mill ll l U I it u l i t « l b a ld i:«|H tr( Tt»(| ■ 11«I r | i h if *rr litre l') m*tlfU4 nti4 i-iulrt'tl in pr« » nl 4tit t'lAim* bin! ttr. titan I * Mhit h |i*u. **• t lltinr II f | HU, IN,4 y 114 Vt* il H .«III Hi: II I •> •alul* I l f \Vll.l.l AM I.K.Sl.li: ttOlA'OMHH, ii«M• ‘■•ti* Iuif* uf Hiil'i County, to thv CoUIlt) Jtuip* of ,st intiioh* County, KloritU, at AU of ft* *' III llo i *t ti it 111111 Haiifnr4, i1 *41ti t \ - tin ty a i Ktorftlu. vnUlitn »S\ fitlilldlf Htoiltill from ih» tkfdfi o f Him I ira*t fiuhtkaltou of till* lllllh r Thu t Mjtlfh t*f » At r» Haini ur «Iniihi}i 4 t-fiuH hu hi !«aiffflit | - r Ami *ftit11 Hilo t 111' and feurli Haim or demand |u#l fit. si Hit 11 b« void /•/ Marj .la L \ T - •»#!• A* l ll« nil U of Hi* U, ill nitd TcxViintfeiit of m a t t i i : r . c tM iiiu iN , Decraod htrriMtrum. Iiavla A ,Mu|fito*h Atiornaya for K i r r u t n a r a n Of flea Uuk U I U Nanfrrd, Klorldu I'ubllafe Kah. If. If * Mar. A I t IfII. ci>r*ft ,7 -» \ sr~ p if t ■* / */ MnI > M 11 m|<win,I*, Am AiimlttUUilrii of H** K*iHi<* or 1U U .IU I u:ail.li; Hot. i :h m u |I Jlk ( dUriAtroin, L'aVU ^ McjnlotU Attorn*)* Cnr AUminiAiroirU |'n* i Offltfe I' k Ulu tiiiifpi ij, r tf i rU d l'ii til *ii r*t.. l. \1, IVfel. CUFm) |». -* d* M«r • # * * • Stop worryiiiR. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a sclfuddrvsaed. stamped emulo|H'. O ♦ fi Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to AHHY. BOX MOo. BEVER­ LY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby's new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." O il Tlit wiiiil ARCH caver* il.«i four ili-t'liti i*r slhiuii) conalder In-forc playing from iluiiiiny to Ilia first trick. *'A" stmiris for "Analyte the li-m|"; “It” for “Review tint liiililing''; "C " for “Counl your losers," anil “II" for “ How can 1 maku the contract?" VVliea J analysed the learl I decided that East prvOutdy iilio hehl lire Jack of diamomla tieldml hla queen and thirl tlicru wa* no reason to duck. My review of the bidding merely told me that I Inol been wise tn bid game, rather than experiment with a slam. My count of loser* showed that with bad tuck I might lose one diamond, one heart, and two cluli* ami that 1 hud lu cut down to three loser*. lS jcdhBy Oswald NORTH A A fll .S VQJ10I4 ♦ 75 ♦ Ml WEXT A #7 a ♦ K l ♦ Q J10R AAJ75 BAHT as AA532 ♦K 0B11 A10GS SOl'TlI <D) AKQJ10S4 ¥ A7 ♦ AS 4K Q 2 E»it and Wert vulnerable Be* Ik Weal North East 1A 4A Pas* r*M 2 A P ass P ats fin Opening lead—A Q A successful lim it fineste Mould Uka cur a of one, hut u finesse D an even chalice only. Could i afford a losing fineste? Y«*, If trumps broke 2-2 I could play the king of Jacoby CASSELBERRY VOLUNTEER firemen Rave first aid to an accident victim follow iiiR a onecar accident Sunday eveniiiR at Casselberry. InvchliRaliiiR officers said Travis Luvclute, N. E. Triplet Drive, lost control of his car on (Juail Point Drive, hit a utility |sde and overturned iu a deep draiiiape ditch, laivellice and his passeiiRer, lairry Spice, Orlando, emeiRcd from the wreckaRe appamitly unhurt but Spice collapsed in a few minulcs. lie was revived by firemen and removed In Seminole Memorial Hospital, where his condition was reported as "Rood" this morniiiR. The accident affected |Hiwer service aloiiR Triplet and Sunset Drives mid set off the fire siren, (Herald l'lioto) t o JJw W om an: "It u*td to annoy me," cently, 'Wall, what hav# you writ** a wife, “M'hen my hut- been doing all day?’ " It seemed to me it ought hand Mould come home from work at night and ask (lino- to he obvious that I had hern taking rare of thiee small children, cooking, elcunlng, making lied*, washing dishes, washing clothrs. Ironing, and nil the rest of the daily rou­ tine. “Then it dawned on mu that if every day 1 did just NEW YORK (UPD—Police one small thing out of the searched t h c fog-shrouded ordinary, I'd have a better waters off Welfare Island answer than, *Uh, ju .t the curly today fur Hie only un­ suinu old routine,' and tha question wculd be Welcomtd, accounted-tor passenger of a rather than resented. Dub uliirh plunged Into the “So now I plan each day to East River Monday killing six do something outside of the oilier persons. dally household chures. Maybe Authorities said they Mould I pile the kid* in the car and hate In Mall unlit dawn be­ lake tlirni to a park or museum. I might read u few fore bringing in grappling rhuplers of a new hook while equipment ill lllelr quest for the ehildreu nap, or 1 might the laid) ot lleairicc Slurdehoy a plant for the yard and vant, 34, missing in the un­ set ll out. Prrhapa I'll do usual accident and presumed some job for my husband that dead. he hasn't had time to do for The bus, carrying to hos­ himself, (it maybe I ’ll blip u pital employes to lonch, ca­ sitter and take off for a few reened llirough a guard rail hours, to shop leisurely or on VVelfurr Island, plunged down a 23 toot embankment visit a friend or see • movie. "The whole print Is that and dbapjrf-arrtj heloM the surface of the river second* each day 1 diramrd up someafter the driver collapsed at the wheel. O > Jt V l l tv r ) Four of the passenger* H 1Ut IN I ME /V illi made it safely through an P I I O N E F A 2-1211 emergency exit. Hunt Waters For Bus Victim STARTS SLN. “Sodom A G o m o rra h " I R IT t O P E N 12:15 NOW thru WED. A t 1 :0(l • |:llll - A: 14 • » : 0U nm m CUKHS Will WitneM 'Tu lilt • And - Run Acrident On Thirtecnlli At ITenrh Between ? And As *:3U. “W HATEVER II VI'PF.N E D T O RARV J A N E " IVellr Davis Joa n ( rawford C a - l l l t A l W:1S " I K K VV D R l.D I N VIV Pi it h E l " Rial Steiger •r i m ; o i F lin t" David Jans.eu . ( ulut Co-11 It s o i ^ a m o t i o n pi CTunr 1 0 INK WONDCHI O* 1 s t WO#VOI now .SsHHUlOMCilltaUM. vrnvm J. L. HOUTON, SR. 70.V I’alwrlta l i e . -------- to ll FA :-1IIM Altar 5 I*. VI. Last T im e s T o n i l r 7 :C J . . . Due T o Length I l f Shuw O nly F ir s t H a lf ( i r "Uahy J a n e " M i l l Re R e ­ pealed On Second S h n a . Complete Show C a n Re Seen A » l. a tr WED. A IIIC K S . CARLOAD PASS S IT E S OTICE! 7 Gill Fri. Night Mutch 1st • I'ieuse Cuitluit J;U (»> m id*in*. n*Dori C) 4irtat HfaIiJit* t « :<* •0 ) Atfpnttfi WtalMf *.2o «•» sport* Plfiiurt •>» Ed. C om ieim •no id U u n t w i r i ) Ho ( 2) W «ath «F (f) WftAllitr f il l <*) llrtv ard News t :40 if* I*port h • :IS ( 2 ) ?<PWII 111 sipa (01 Ac# Be port New* R i - m li <) tl -*IA Ne»At Hi* <«) \I#w 421 Whipia*n fill u> Walter Crouklto — Ntwi 7: If 121 Lartmle M»1 Mar«hftU Ullloii <t> Ci *1111)41.t * O'* ( 0) lslwf<l EJridpe* Hliuiv ft: JO i 21 llm flra Ur 1 rtlitltcm Hour m 11maall »n E) f jAi-k n^iiiiy Whom 9.#0 4•I >1) CntouchAolAH C) filt-k I*owell Shviw ( 0) H a rry Sloorr Hh»w 1u:",o O) I'riijr*'! y c» Hurttli-f ItrpoiUiitf ll.o- 421 XeWACcrpO ( 4 ) ChanDfel 1 Kewirfioiti 4^) ABC Kiml Hrport j 11.10 O) M id -F la . Final Ur port V. m(4 !•» Wrath* r 11:.*: to* I loll Vwood lluATA Cal ajcjn1« Channel 11:10 *>> TofiHe f r u M iii Shovr a i WEDNESDAY A. M. C 10 <€) fin <« np ft ill) Cnllrpi *if U»# Air • :t* 42) hiftn cm Mm m lu m u a u i "THE Pt.KASI'RR Ol Ills CO.VIPAN1 '• STAR TS MARCH “ EL LTD" 41 1 Today :t i »«» N i»i 12:00 (2» F !rtt l m p m » l c n 4Oy Lrnte Ford £hu'fv («» of L ife WEDNESDAY I*. M. I2il0 42) T t u i V or C o n i t quentea i f ) Starch for Tomorranr *j*i Father Kno a ■ B-. >i <€) dutdlna fJr.ht i i 4?4 Mid-May Iteport ♦b 42) NIIC N«*a llpyiuri l!M MM-F.a, Ur port 00 ( 2 * w i It W m t h#r U ic h flo f Father 10 m Leffttme *.& 42> Sllmnaitlc* 3# he) \» The W orld Tu rn # O l H ig h w a y Patrol (21 Helen ce 2too 12) Merv O r if fin ghu* »•» I'aatword Day in Court . 40 «•» Art Ltn k le itrr (9) Seven K m » LOO ( 2 i Lor#tin Vounic ( « ) The Mlllioaalre (ly gu^en far a fray J .0 (2) Youn* l*r. Malone (ft) T o Te ll The T r u i h (ft) Who I»fi You T ru e l 1:1# (ft) Cotllnftwpod Tfeee itoo ( 2 1 Muti*h (lam* <ftl garret Hlorm i 31* (2) M mho Utii iin 1 S * m; i I in*My (ft) Kdfit of Nifitvi 1:5# I . ) NHt; Ntft h i.00 (2) lira! of Urouchn (ft) Amrrtran Randitena :»o (»> American Nensetand CCr Unci# Walt S;2*t CO Hiip* rmnii :ir* 4i») Weather d»*ow 3 -• 1 Led 7 Libia N r#« Seminole TV uoiprl Time 2lilH) Sanftirtl Avu. (0 ) P r r - B c h o o l I 'U n n l n i ther Mlchle'ft 7 lose the finesse. The tlx c f M l (Si W r a t h t r and H#w§ IS O 40> Carioonvllla 1:50 (2) Today 0 : 0 0 (2) Jaelr Lftlam# Show Hi) American 111at **r> 9:10 r jt Ostia Biorm Hhov (•) Tlomprr H»*im •:«i ( ! ) Hrwa and In tt tvie w a to.it (2i hA> When 44) Calendar spades in dummy Mould he an entry fo r till eventual chdi dis­ cord. Suppose trumps did not hrpnk and the heart, finesse mh* o ff? Could 1 make the hand? Yes, If hearts broke better than 5-1. I played out two high tiuinpa amt noted that the suit broke three-olie. Then I ployed ace and another heart. West took his king and pul his partner in with llio king of diamonds. East led a club. My queen forced the ace. 1 took the club return, entered dummy with tha ace of trumps and discarded my deuce of club* on dummy'* queen of hearts. By Ruth Miiiett thing to do that will make today a little different from yesterday, and from tomor­ row, 1: 0v (1 ) C a p t a i n K a r f f a r o n CO) M l r k t y Bvana Sh^w FA 2-4920 (Hi Isfearn rtpanhh 10:10 (>) Play Tour Huafih Cinci Still Rated No. 1 United Frost Intrrnilionil NEW YORK (L’PI) - The powerful Cincinnati Hcarcats arc on llio verge ol winning the honor that has eluded them for Dire* straight lea sons. For the past three yean Cincinnati has finished runmrup in tl» final United Press International college basketball ratings, in l'Jii) to California and the past two seasons to Uhlo State. This season Coach Ed Juckc r’s men have led the UPI rating* all 14 weeks, eight timei by a unanimous vote. They have completed their tegular schedule with a 23 1 record and have a two-week break before beginning de­ fense ot their NCAA title March 13 against the winner of the Tcxas-Tcxas Western game. A "Thla may sound lutlicv foolish to women M-hose lives are filled with exciting thing* to do* Hut I believe many a housewife, tied down with small children a* I am, will • SPECIALIZING IN — find that even such small ‘ad­ ventures' will help to brighten Color TV Snlea & Service her day s. "Come to think of it, may­ be that is why au many hus­ band* a>k thu homecoming question, ‘Well, what hava you been doing all d a y ? '" Maybe they hope that if they keep asking, their wives will finally get thu Idea that even a housewife doesn't have AIK CONDITIONER INSURANCE to stlrk to the same routine H. U. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO & PROPERTY day after day after day. For The Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner Some words to tlie wise FBDDKIIS about wive* (for men): "HapMalta — Service All Lined Written Sanford Hi'injr pier Wives (hint* for hu»- 200 S. Park Avr. Your In.-fnxnca FA 2-4234 hamlsl." Ju st send 25 rent* to Prolilcins To U.4 — Ruth Miiiett Reader Service ALTO SERVICE c/o The San fort! Herald, P. O. Box 4IIP, Dept. A, Radio HARRY ADAIR’S AGENCY City Station, New York 10. GULP SERVICE N. Y. J lira - Rattcrii's - Accessories 21b S I'arV Avr FA 2-6(541 SANFORD, FLA Iload AAA Srrvit-r Guaranteed Drake fi Muffler Service Mo r i : iu s in k s s • TV RENTAL A R E A D IR EC TO R Y IN S U R A N C E BALL BLAIR Fitmch 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ & MCNEILL Tell the Exciting Story o f MACKLC-1UILT Deltona TUESDAY, 11 Channel 1st. FA g-Siyg" Harry H. hnlflin, Jr. Mar. TEXACO GAS AMI OILS Matfak Lubrication Fires)line T. H. A. Washing A Puiishlng Pick Up <V Ill-livery - Ruad Service 2.*th & i r.iuli Avi. Saniurd FA 2-2-»474 M ___ FA J-ot'Jl Fairway Texaco Service 5:00 P.M. lle bhir Reynold* 1 * b Hu n ter 7119 7:10 (ft) Countdown npiides mid a second high >l»idi to dummy's are ami ( r A & 'vi Chanc«l I .s*w%rooiti CO) ABC He port (C) H'.«te Xtwi a h * * ‘ A dm issions Michael Miller, Arnold, Mo.; Oscar Decker, Lake Mary; Charles Dose, long wood; John Carpenter, Osteen; Lawrence Spire, Orlando; Margie Mor­ ris, Glen St. Mary; Jacquelyn Goodman, Iris Emerson, Jen­ nie Speiglr, Clyda Corson Air, Alice Margaret Jones, Carl HarriSf ot Sanford. RlrUis Mr. and Mrs. Lymon Good­ man ot Sanford, a girl Dlscharaea Pearl Heed, Winter Park; Manning Todd, Osieen;; Paul Heilman, Dellary; Virginia llowrriox, tomgwood; Vnlfrod Eriekstm, Orlando; Jacquelyn Croene, Susie Blacks.tear. Thelma Lillie, llarliara Buck­ ler. Tammy NlcCime. Opal Hull, Clyde Hull, Mathew Moran, Mrs. F.hmiis Arm­ strong sial baby ot Seutord. D » I* (11 n a ) n r t*ouelitr * CONFIDENTIAL TO MARTY: if at first you don't succeed, you're runniiiR about nveruRe. * •e« (!) lio n y ic N s lil — iona *5 1 A nn o r h t r n 5 h *>w 11:00 i I J J I*i4 Pr » « IstS »2) Price I n R .« n t t»U The v|i*c**) * U : J v (2 4 Cone* i i t l » s (•} Pete # t0) T o u n Fur A • j nf 7 00 C ) Today ( I ) Farm MarWn B epari t ft« Wahft up Mo ri#* r t fchU n* f *ml |*ufit wf11* r n.hll**M t»f 111* Hit I Mill II I, Mi!4 *linlt bi iHiirn h> ih»ilalmutit. tiff itn* ni, or attnr* * DEAR AHHY: The first time 1 bought some eiRht-cent air mail posIuru stamps, J said to the man at the stamp window, "Wow . . . eight cents for a postage stamp. He replied (pood -naturedly), "Wow, is it? Well, Sir, you can call ImiR distance, send a teleRram or deliver il in per­ son.” TAUGHT A LESSON DEAR WONDERING: If your husband is culled by this neiRhhor aRiiin, ro with him. If there is any monkey business roJur on, this will throw the monkey wrench in the deal. ♦ • # DEAR AHHY: My husband says I am breaking my marrhiRe vows if J leave him In ro see my relatives, or our own children. Does "forsake all others" mean “sweethearts of the opposite sex," or does it mean rela­ tives and your own children? CONFUSED 1*1 u** ti( ticy *Hh1 .i i ■oinpa nit 4 ti) «» Sill ti ut: fluid of Pllr ilii'tlmr mjnl h r a flttiil. f if of urn- 4 oilsf MIC It H a UII or •intlAlNi Not AN au fifed ►•.*!! I*** %ol<1 More than 250 (htmuis were evucuaird frum a sertion o( Vienna. W. Va., when Pond Rim overflowed il* hanks. Nearly 31^, inches o( rain tell at Cincinnati Monday, covering the main truck route ihrouah tlie town wlllt two teet ot water. Most of the major lughway* around Cincinnati were purliully un­ der waicr. A bridge was washed oui al Mlltuiiville and llaiuillun was isolated by rising water. Two elementary schools closed at Heading, Ohio, tiecauic ot high water. The heavy rains also trig­ gered flood i In cats along the While and Wabash rivers In Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Arils Woodall, of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Jack It. Smith ot Ssntord, a girl Discharge* .Mabel (Jsliurn, laike Jlary; Darlene Nettles, Osteen; Jacqm-lmc Salisbury, Enterprise; Garvin McCurdy, Geneva; Marjorie Caruthers, Denary; Silly Johnson, Dorothy Pope, Annie Mae Knight, Will Ren­ frew, Thurman Smith, John Angel, James Robinson, Mrs. Kultert Heine and baby, ol Sanford. MARCH k O X T tlE S l» II.r I Midi Ml llif- 4‘miIhI) A f£1 T Lov® Luc* TUESDAY P. M. 5:00 l •* DEAR CONFUSED: "ForsakiiiR all others" means that a wife’s first obligation is to her husband, Rut I think your husband Is usittR that Riblical quotation to serve his own selfish purpose. If you care for your husband's needs, as a faithful wife will, he should not throw the book (even the Good Rook) at you when you want to ro to visit your relatives or children. Notes "Not a single Frenchman would dare shoot them." Three mem hers of the OAS, which has fought 0t> Gaulle over the question of independ­ ence for Algeria, have been Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren Hospital \ir. and Mrs. G a r ) of Sanford, a girl Carollnas, lliousunds of person, were evacuated from tlu-ir homes In Ohio, Pennsylvania mil West Virginia us rrvwki and rivers surged toward flood crest*. Auliiorilies in Griwue Coun­ ty, Pa., said the (loud situs lion shape* up as tile worst iu 21 years. Ten Mile Creek run 10 feel higher than nor­ mal through the night. Chartiers Creek, a tribu­ tary of the Ohio River, ran five (cel past Hood stage and caused flooding at Carnegie, near Pittsburgh. The Chartiors Valley Flood Service braced (nr a crest near that ■>t (lie dIsa si rous August, 1050 (loud which caused Si million damage. Flood stages at every lock and dam on Ihe Moiioiigallcta Hover were expected to lie surpassed by two or three (eel during llio day. F ilth 1load* forced the eva­ cuation of liundteiU of lam!lie* in (lie northern West Vir­ ginia Panhandle. Surging wa lers I rum Tug Run cans, d an estimated Sli'u.uto ilaiuagu to a tool and die company at Parkersburg, W Va. l DEAR AHIN ; My liunDand is « pldmliei'. For the past few months iht* widow* next door has been callinyr him and asking him to come over and Edmond Jouhand, d e p u t y executed for terrorist activ­ fix her pliiinbiiiK. She lives in a very commander «f the Secret ity in Algeria. Rut so tar. old house so I can understand how Army Organisation (OASj in there have been no executions she would need frequent repairs, but Algeria, and the other was for OAS terrorism m France. he's been trolnp about once a week, Andre Canal, former cuinlie has sent her bills for work by the inatider of (lie OAS for hour ami she's been Rood about pay­ France. ing them. My neighbor on the other Eight other men—two fried side told me that this same widow In absentia—received prison called her husband to come over and sentences ranging from three lay some new linoleum, and when he years to life. Kot there he said her old linoleum Cries of "assassin" and MAHC1I t was as Rood as new. 1 am wondering "disgrace" echoed through Admissions if I should let my husbuud ro over the filled courtroom when the Marie Riddle, Lake Mary; there any more. I suppose she is lone­ verdicts were read. Florence Weblier, Dellary; some, hnl thal's not mv fault. Huurgrelict de la Tocnayc's Carl Kroutli, Dellai j ; Vultred WONDERING wife sobbed and screamed, Erickson. Orlando: Ludlc An­ 8 United Press International A laic winter storm spread icc across the Midwest to day, dumped heavy rains from Arkansas to West Vir­ ginia and sent Ohio Valley streams flowing from their banks. New snow hit the Great Plains, where temperatures dropped far below xero. Pape 2—Tue*. Mar. 5, '631 ftrralTt (Dsuah Clemency For Terrorists? PARIS (UPI) - President Chnrln* do Gaulle today conlldcred the ixiisibility of clemency fur throe terrorists sentenced to death by a spec ial military court lor try ins to kill him. The fiie-iuun court con­ demned the three men Mon­ day night (or u machine gun attack on De Gaulle'* car In the Pari* suburb of Petit Clarnart last Aim 22, Only Dc Gaulle * interven­ tion can save them from tin firing squad There is no ap­ peal from (he military court, which was eel up last year to comhat subversion. The men are es-LI. Col. Jcan-Maric Daslien-Thiry, 35, named as the ringleader; exLt. Alain de Bourgrcnet de la feanlorft 2 < O M H E li: P141M11 THESE LITTLE ADS A le Minutest Distance The llelvveeii R IV E R and SELLER call — KA 2-2(111 nr G A r»-iVJ38 I'Ll MRING IH Chapman Concrete Products R. I* HARVEY I'Ll MRING Cumplcte Dutallatious * Repair* BLOCKM Ruliiiuiiiii and Kitclirn blt-iqilng Slollts - l'allo Rloeks Fixture* l'ai Stops - Sills - Ijnlrla "Everything In The Itluck Malei I'litnpr Free EvUmate* 2111 S. Sanfurd KA 2-3341 Li no*’ lt>ti X. Elm Saufotd FAS-fl 11*2 ROOFING • SHEET METAL FEEDf> STRlNMEYEIt Sanford Flour and Itooliiiy 1 Hu-ri Mrisl. Inc, tluiil-up ami Shiugie Feed Store In-tallaliun and Repair* Gutters - Waterproofing * Jim Dandy Feed* Sh«*t Mstal Work Timothy Hay > CulLm Bred Free EstimaUit • First Clan Meal Kittening and Fattening Work Cow Feed f j.t l i ;tvi loo lb. 215 Oak t i e . FA 2-4731 « Dniidi'd A I t s 4i n l u2U a s u l u l L Avt. Baatolil �. ^ A - - 1 f it Past Grands Initiate T w o New Members n* Mrs. (Tarener Snyder The r « * t Noblf Gruel, Club hold the monthly m'**tImr *t the home of Mr*. • lar. tilif ?attTnrTI Ifrrafn Tue«. M ar \ nn— Pasre .1 Winter Visitor Auxiliary Names Officers Al/ss Dorothy M arie Benton Celebrates 176th Birlbdav To M arry Wiliiam H. H ogan Itv Jane Casselberry Thomas (lutliekson, 28on l.akcvicvv I'rivc. Tern Park, celebrated In* Tilth lnrtlid.iv Sunday. March :t with a dinner given !>j his wife. (iliests Were Ins sou and daughter-ill law. Mr a nd Mrs. Cecil Utdlickson, id Winter Talk anil tlieir two ilaughlcrs. It a r h a r a and tin vnn. and his brother and sister-in-law. 'll and Mrs. 'I Torlies. Tom ah Wis,, vvlio wintcj- in Leesburg. ------------ ence Snyder w th Mis. Emily Jameson, president, presiding Mr*. Mao Myor* govi* the devotions using th.* subject. •‘Cod’* Stewardship", ‘|Vo new member* vver,- Initiated Into the club, Mis \\*. Ito hfiiml Mis. Victor Greene. Refreshments were served to Mr*. Greene. Mrs. Roche, Mrs. Mary Jameson. Mrs. Henry Jam«*-im, Mrs. Ma< Myers, Mr*. Mnv Rulmw, Mrs. II. <\ Howard, Mrs Nell Tutrell, Mr*. Minnie Taj lor. Mis. Itrod e William* and n guest Mrs. I.illian Aminus of Wood-lock. (linn. C P O Wives Club Planning Coffee Tomorrow The I 1*0 Wives Club are sponsoring a gel-acquainted coffee. Hits Wednesday at tile home of Mrs. C. II Reeves. All CTO Wives and their guests are invited to attend. Those planning to attend are asked to call Mrs. Reeves at Members of World War I cn'etvd di h dinner at Itarracks Vi I'd ami the Barrack* toll-ivied try Unties Auvdiary enjojed a -lallatun of new olliccr* the coming year. |member of fhc Winter Gar* Mrs. Trank l.asli. >evinth den Barracks No. 1247. was District President ami a I installing olficcr for the aux* lliary. Those installed were Mrs. T. A Stile*, president; Mr*. Rea Newsom, senior vu-e president; Mrs. Beulah Thornton, junior vice presi* dent; Mis* Susan Castrianm, treasurer, Mrs. Joel Tiehl, secretary; Mrs. Ralph " , llamimmil. conductress; Mr*. William Covcncy, chaplain; Mr*. Harry Osteen, trustee, and Mrs, Robert Williams, palmitic instructor. Officer* not present tor Hi* installation were Mrs, Sidney Fowler, historian, and Mrs. Lacy Hlclm, guard Mrs. Robert Williams, re­ tiring president, received her past president’s pin Imm Mrs. l.aslt. Mr*. Williams presented Mrs. Lash with a personal gift and also on* irom Ihr auxiliary. Both groups held Imsmo's meetings, following the din­ ner. Mr. and Mrs. Gilix-it Ren­ ton, 114 Willow A ie , Sanford, announce t h e engagement ami approaching marriage ol their daughter. Dorothy Ma­ rie. to William Howard Ho­ gan. son of Mr and .'Its Roy Hogan, oi White ."springs, Ha, Miss Renton was born in Santkird. attended schools here and was a member ol the 1Hi!2 graduating class ot Seminole High School. The groom elect was horn in While Springs and attended J IfJL’ r o U C S school there Tor the past 5car and one-half lie has been serving in the U S Navy Planning an,l i> presently stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ March Coffee tion. The Tigrrcttes of the VAIM The wedding will be an Wives Chib wotevent of April i! at 7:30 p in Enlisteil at the Ventral HaplM Church ! coined a new member. Mr*. William Oran, when the group met at the Inline of Mr* Herbert Blacksliear for Mrs. 1 insley the monthly session. Highlight of the business l-llrawer. All Metal New President meetingwa* the club's new I.KITKU 1*1LK scrapbook which was dis­ played and di*eus*ed A title Ol federation CABINETS Till-: I.AHIKS Al XII.IAliN TO Uolil.H WAIS I installed Mrs. T. A. will he decided on later. Reg. J5H.9S By Jane Casselberry .‘•’tiles, right, .is pro -ideal fur the enmiii" year. Mrs. I Yank l.asli, venter, Among other Rems mi tin* Tlie Altamonte Civic Club agenda was a discussion of THIS w h s installing nffiiei1 anil Mrs. H u t u i 't Williams, r e t n i n j r president. " KICK played bo*l last Thursday In plan* for a morning coffee to ON IA the Seminole County Toiler*!- be held in .March. lion id Women's Clubs for n During the social hour Mrs business milling and covered Blacksliear and eohostess, dish luncheon lu-ld at the Mr*. Lyle Saraney, served Oil ill- Supply A. Gifts mmimmity house on Man­ refreshments of cake, rook { Reach. Mi and .'Iis. Gcoigc Mr mi.I 'It* t hor I ellorts V\ .ill el nl T i t Inn i Ii. T u 117 'IngnoR* Ave. f Ti stel kind Ave. finest speaker was ie*. dips 'n chip*, coffee and of Nmnttja lo ad i-utci taiued 't i and 'I t s |.eo I ...ft Mrs Charles Mael'owi-ll of cold drink* Irom a table dec 17 members oi their siiinmer lllrmliigham. 'Hell , mol Mr. Winter Park. Director of orated in a pink and while Iie-oil gioup al thou hono- on mid Mi*. I o| .lidiit*ou of District 7 ot the Stale Ted color theme highlighted with Ti iduy i-venhig liie -l* fiom i el n lutr, \| Ii . a ele lei cllt Aii liVa-Boss I'crmanent oration. ui* l s oi 'i i mid ' I i * I Ingli Pillslmrgh wenMi uud Mi*. ft.K!i„m,-,| m UN PnilVM nioiiiil nk\\\ a large lmui|uet ol pink roses The annua) election was Booth. pcr**nmil |ti»rM Hia» ran* run* l«»r fi»r yuur )**ur nmr, O t h e r s attending were S. W. nl lot vViiilh huilcil tu jour indhiilual hair hold and Hie following offi­ 'line* William Davi*. Jiiriet Mr. and Mi K -liei 1 11 nMr. autl 'l l Siunlcv l..nv ^ Jj r t>|H* anil * umliliim. cer* were elected to serve the Horton. Marvin Kuozcr, Al di i son of I i.iislaiiii Road K loo of I’e i ivv inkle Drive had county lederatlon during the Moylnn, Trnl Prather, Stan liavo a* Ho i i n u n ol gin I*. a* tin ii vveel.iml guc-t*. ' l l * . Hit Kl) I'UO.M S|Q entiling year- Mrs Milton J lev Rnd/irwicr. Jell Itilrhc) 'Ii Hi lidm *iui*» loiilhei ami Illll tail lb 11.11 rl. mill -nil, Tinsley of Miamoutr Spring*, and Donald Stevens. I sistei-iti-law, 'Ii ai d Mis -S 11u i In ti .Ii , f t mu \ l.-xui.drill, president Mr* .'Hurt GrimVa. wood. Casselberry. flrsl vice Ml and M’ - Howard Given m :\ iiiA SIKH* president. Mrs. W 1 1 I i a in Sixth Birthday of lb mill D ill- have Ill-ell ell. IRS It. 2nd S I . i*.\ i I* (iramkow, Sanford, second Ii i la oe gueits 1 1 -mi D Ii iiy vice president Mrs Clark Celebrated In McCoy, l.ongwood colicsIHindnig secretary , Mr s . Mary MrlTonher, Sanloril, North Orlando recording secretary. Mr*. Eight youngster* helped Garner tielir Lake Mary, Sue Rhode*, daughter of Mi treasurer, uni 'Irs Boy Til »a w Ec WHAT'S NCW AT YOUR DEALER’S Ii*. Sanloril, auditor. and 'l l* A 1 1 Inn Rlnale* Meiiihcrs oi the nommuliiig St TER ST<H ITS—that's the only name for r eals. It oven offoni a new Comfortilt steer­ celebrate her sixth Idrilid.iv them' Tour cntiritv dilTereut kinds of earn ing wheel* that position* right where you rommitlce were Mrs Ben if at a parly given by her pal to etpioso Irmo, meluilmg litieket-seiil con­ want it. ■ The new Chevy II Nova S S Ivan* oi Cusselherry, ihairm is at their home on •mtc<. vert ildeii mid coupon. And most every one has it* own brand of excitement, Like wine man, Mrs J |i. Morrison ol Avenue in North ttrlutrJo ran lie tmitehed with utteh uports-eur type the lurho-uupi'ri'lmrjced rear-engino Corvair \llamoiite Springs; Mr* It. Alter singing ‘ Happy Blrlli features* ns t •upped stick nr I’ovverglide Mon mi Spyder nml the all-new Corvette W E*te», Oviedo, and Mrs. transmission. Tositraetimi, taelomieler, high St mg llay*. Jual dtwidn Imw sporty you day" to Sue t In*) played Mel. umber, Sanloril The ev (lerformunee engines, you name ii 13 If you want to get, then pick yuur equipment anil games and helpisl her open ecu! iv i- boaid and htlsllicss want your spice plus the luxuries of a full* power—up to 425 hp in the Chevrolet SS, her gills Relioslinietils ol meeting was held prior to tile mred family cur, try the Chevrolet Impal.i including the popular Turbo-Firo 40!)* with pink eup cakes and in ete.uii luncheon SS It's one of the .moothest road riiimers tbtu lip for sm ooth, responsive handling rones were served Itv Mis The new ullieer* will In- in that ever teamed up with a pair of bucket in city iraltii'. ‘optional at extra ou*t Rhodes stalled at the 'lav 23 meeting 1‘laymate* helping Willi the which will lie liehl al the Ca* relelir.it nm were K.ithv Mi sellierrv Woman's t hit). I'hen r son ol Winter Talk. Id leu Taiiipliidl, Slim -'11 Davi* Manila Shiver, llidl Mas Sanford H D O u b well, Kevin mid lire u I Lira and Chuck McIntosh, .ill oi I o Present North Orlando. Adults present wn, Mi­ llay Mel'lli i sou 'Ii i.oi Safety Program don o ILira and Mis \rllmi The Sanford Home Demon­ Fermi, who assisted 'll* stration Club wi l l meet Rliode- with the enti il.iimnr Thursday al 2 p.m. at the IID Center (lucsl speaker will be Sgl Vince Smallwood of the Tlor ida Highway Patiul, who will speak on "Highway Safety." The It ii in «* management leader will also give a dem­ YOUR onstration on "Guides to $43°6 DeBary Personals 322-8782. PO W ELL’S £ EVA r:o,v ] I KLIM NO W ITH T U B l ’AN< A K K ItU K A K I -VST. held r m n i l i m I )u] litt*y by th e D elln ry W om an's F lu b a re from le ft, M r. iiml M rs. A lb ert S alisb u ry and M rs. P resto n M elleiin, ebiiirm itii o f th e ev en t, ft o s P h oto ) Enterprise Personals It) Helen Snodgras* Tight persons Irom Enterprise attended the Chain id Missionary assembly at DeLand. Tuesday evening. They V were Miss Doris Faber* Mr*. U, W. Carlton, Mrs. Helen I lenderson, Mrs. J . V Rich­ ards, Mrs. Allen Sam. Mr* Mickey Nutt, MrMarian llrailduek and Mrs. I Wink ier. Mrs. R . W. Repp Glenn Winkler witli Iriends Irom Owens'joro, Ky . on a lishiug trip In Lake Okeecho­ Hostess For bee slopjicd by lor a visit with hi* brother, Mr. and V A H - I I Bridge .Mr*. Frank Winkler, Enter­ Mrs. R W, Repp was hol­ prise, and Mr. and Mrs. How­ i e s lor the monthly VAII-ll ard Wynn ot Dellary. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es i t a and Detachment 8 c a r d party*. There were two table* of bridge and one of canasta Mrs. Compton set up in the Repps' Pinccrost home. Mrs. K. M. nent was Honored At high scorer in bridge. Other* attending wore Mr*. J . F. Harlow, Mrs. It. M. DrBridal Shower Lorentl. Mr*. L. »- Lampman. Mrs. J . C. Tatlcr*on, Mrs. Aaron Compton, the Mrs. D. O. I’tirdy and Mr*. former Ml** Shirley Thor ol Wayne Robinson of VAII-ll. Lake Monroe wa* h-mored at Mrs Vincent Monroe and a recent miscellaneous show­ Mr*. Dan Beard of VAII-S er given by Mrs. Byron () were guests. Dell, Mrs. D. C Spivey and Mrs. Charles Johnson at the home of Mr* O'Dell. The O'Dell hunir was open ed cnsujlc for the occasion ami decorated wall pink rose buds. I James were enjoyed during the evening and plenty Member* of the All Saints ol advice and suggestions Episcopal Churchwomen ol given to Shirley by those Enterprise will h o ld the present. monthly meeting thi* Wed­ The dining room table was nesday at 2 p m. in Iho Tar- overlaid with a white late isli House. Speaker for the cloth and held two decorated (lay will be Rev. Paul E. wedding cakes and ihr punch Shultz, vicar of the church. bowl which contained pink punch and green lime sher­ bet, Sandwiche* of green and blue cream eliccse, nuts and The executive board of the mints were served along with Santord Harden Club will Ihr punch ami cake. Those attending were Mr» meet Uii» Thursday at 8:30 a m. in the caucai room of Tolar Rabun. Mrs. Joyce Elier, Mrs N. Harrell, Mrs. First Federal. It. E. Harrell. Mrs. Audrey Roberts. Mrs. Pauline Warfcl, Mr*. Carl Harilinc, Susan Eber, Arie Mann. Sandra Weekend visitor of Mr. and Rurk, Darlene Roberts, Di­ Mr*. L. D Hading* at their anne Boston, Virginia Warfel, I iime on R e se rv o ir Lake was Shirley Spivey. Charlinc and •lr». Hastings sister, Mra. Minnie Johnson, Brenda O'­ Dell. and tba honor guest. E. D. Pearv*, ot Miami. Church Calendar Local Events Personals lllt’i s ol taniisville, K> Sift' hiillseguesls id Mr. and Mi* Trunk Winkler Triend* will tu happy to learn lh.it Rev Bob Doha lauds, birtm r. pastor at tin Barnett Methodist Church and now at DeLeon Springs, ha» been discharged liom Del.and Hospital following a heart attack over a week ago and is improving. Tr lends will a Imi regret to learn that Rev Bill Swyeur. another limner pastor of Barm It Methodist Church, n o w liv in g in T a ir f ic h l, III , has been hospitalized in O lney. III. tlnre Teh II Mr* William Padgett i* home again billowing sur­ gery in the Seminole Memor­ Ironing" ial Hospital in Sanford. Last week the comm unity If you can't talk about it was saddened by the message from Miami that Kd Chrism will mu I getting into a heated plicr had died on Tuesday. argument, skip the subject. Though Kd was a colored man. lie helped both svhi'c and colored anytime and anywhere, 'lany ol the old tim­ ers here in Enterprise sown learned to depend and call on Florida Ed whenever they needed Bructing help. O E S T o Honor Pasl Officers Seminole Chapicr No. _* Or der of Eastern Star will meet Thursday at 8 p in. at the Masonic Temple. The worthy matron and worthy pation will honor ail past matrons and patrons ol the chapter, during Hie even­ ing. Monroe FID Club Meets Thursday The Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday at 7 .Jo p.m. in the Kdueational Building ol (he Cp*ala Presbyterian Church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ed Dowell and Mr*. II. L. John­ son - BESS CHEVROLET BANK SAVINGS Service, Inc. A cm dial welcmue in liroughl lu you Imm lo­ cal merchants and civic itrgani/atinns FREE Maps, Area Informutinn and tiifls from laical Merchants Await You If you are n Newly Arrived Family nr know uf A New Family Foil Iact our IiouIcm LOLA WINN FA 2.|fi78 2100 SI evens Ave. In te r e s t ( l U a r a n l e e d 3VW 47' ON TASS ItlHIK 0 SW IN G S ON SAVINGS 0 (E ltT IF H AIKS IN**I RT.lt Itj TU I i \VK INVITK YOUR ACCOUNT. T. hirttl i.'.n /tip I.. r't.niU. Js/s,, *i /,*a. i ’-, -‘ifif,, *'or. air .thiuiit S p y tltf Cmutrfififr, Chrry // ,S oru i'nv N'.S I impr, I ’/nrrofil /ui/xi'a .X'ii ('iia/ c Kujar fvpurf mid .Spydrr tipiipiMrid optional uf rrfrtt nwfA S ec fo u r *'ii/irr f ■■,* d ifferen t l.lurl* n f ca rs uf j/ol*r C literettt Jailer'X SlioirToe>:n ^ a ./ tb O F S A N T ORO MEMBER T-IM t:, HoSSsr L k t s r Sales Company Cor. 2nd vA PalmeUo Sanford. Fla. FA 2-0711 j iti �V Reds Tip Mitts Political the negative content of communism. In democratic but restless Vene­ zuela, the best the Reds can come up with is a little sabotage and the brief hijacking of a Hhip. The hijack­ ers were bent, of course, on embar­ rassing President Betancourt’s visit to the United States. But a system that has to seek is "triumphs" In blowing up oil wells and stealing ships must surely be quite sterile. Our good luck is thnt Red leaders can’t avoid showing the world agnln and again how empty their way of life really is. One of the great and fortunate Ironies of modern day life is that communism la often Its own worst enemy. For all their alleged mastery of the skills of propaganda. Russian, Chinese and satellite Communist lenders are driven by the Iron logic of their system to commit repeated gross propaganda errors. The Red's constunt resort to riot ns a devise to "unsettle” uncommit­ ted or western countries is one ex­ ample. These so-often-transparent phony disturbances simply advertise WASHINGTON— ( NEA) — While Congress and the coun­ try crab against lax reform and new- trade czar Christian A. Herter prepare-* for nego­ tiations with foreign countries to tower tariff restrictions on |international trade, American businessmen are faced with a craxy quilt of state and loc-.l income, sales and use taxes which have the same effect as tariffs on interstate com­ merce. The abuse arises when one state levies un income tax on the business done within its borders by merchants, manu­ facturers or other concern* lo­ cated in other state*. Theso o u t - o f -state businesses also may be requited to collect suits and use tuxes on their goods sold in the taxing stale Forty-seven states now levyone or both of these taxes on business oilginuting in other states. The total take on these taxes is over 15 billion a year, from both local and out-ofstate sources. Needed: Dept. Of Facts Labor and management In the steel industry have come up with an Idea which mny not only reduce strife in that field hut could have much broader application in public affairs. After the marathon steel strike of 1959, a human relations committee was established with both labor and company officials participating. Skeptics forecast a short, unproduc­ tive life for the committee, but it has confounded them. It devotes itself to finding a basis for mutual understanding of many complex problems besetting the in­ dustry, such as what the real cost is of company medical •insurance and how certain work rules affect work­ er efficiency and company output. According to a Wnll Street Jour­ nal report, this committee has had important beginning success in de­ veloping a body of ngreed, accepted facts in many potentially explosive matters. The idea for the group was horn in the 1959 strike, when negotiators realised that both aides were arguing heatedly over issues neither one really knew enough about. The industry’s new approach, a co-operative search for solid Infor­ mation Instead of an emntinnn! hol­ lering contest at contract time, de­ serves to bo applied to many sectors of public life. The federal budget Is one. it Is perennially a storm center of pollth cal controversy. Countless politicians, eager to rove their bent for economy, tend >engulf the budget disputo In n fog g of misstatement and misunderstand­ ing. , Members of Congress do not tin­ ker much with the defense and space budget. They can posture patriotical­ ly against a backdrop of these astro­ nomical figures, not troubling to mention thnt their own states and districts ure often prime beneficiar­ ies of these outlays. The rest of the budget cun he heavily assaulted. By any fair meas­ ure it keeps getting bigger, and so does the number of federal employes. But seldom if ever do the law­ makers—and the general voting pub­ lic — have a reasonable understand­ ing ns to how much of this growth, if uny, is justified ami how much is not, A congressman assorts that Ag­ riculture Department is adding hun­ dreds of new people to "spy on far­ mers,” Agriculture replies that its additional people arc meat inspect­ ors and forest service workers, need­ ed to police rising numbers of meat plants and to watch over national parks increasingly flooded with visi­ tors. Now cither this is so or it is not. flirts, when fashion experts The truth Is ascertainable. And we decree a knee-length dress, ought to have some kind of impar­ yon can deviate slightly. tial, responsible joint government But be sure you do so In group wiiich can lay the fucts on the Uie direction that will en­ line. hance your charma. If you Politics is never going to stop ul have bowed legs or knock* the Budgut Bureau's door, nor should knees, then LENT. TURN it, But at least we ought to take out that knee-length dress In­ of the debating arena that kind of stead of shortening It. wild-flailing argument which is CASE 0-474: Carol J ., aged grounded in misinformation and ig- 18, la the 4-11 beauty con­ I Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic n o ran ce. Letters To The Editor sented the minstrel show there used a prepared script, wrote their own or where we might get a sort of for­ mal pattern to followT May I add hero that I've "followed" several of the re­ el)* s given In your Home­ making articles and Invilrd my Yanked neighbors to como over for a sample of Sou­ thern dishes. They come but seldom leave without first' •iking for a copy of the re. clpe so you can aa« how widely appreciated your ar­ ticle la! I ’m enclosing a stamped envelope for eny Informa­ tion you ean give me re the presentation of a minstrel show, Many, many thinks for whatever asatitancd you can (WAIT A MiNUTE, BRlDdEWATEH offer. a * ,o u t r u H/WB TO *N .A K \ X -~ ™ 19 M^ y BE y o u * B 1(3 Sincerely, CHANCE f HOOPLE HAS DONE OUT IN MY WtDCWlNd FBBT/lP, Betty Peterson EVERYTHIN* bu t shine my THB MAlOft avail SOUND 6 •SHOES SINCEX 6 * * HIM (Mri. Lawrence E .) TUB ALARM, Ml* DRAOOM 410 30th Avenue WILL MILT MB INTO A BALL OP, iTHE- OASOtlNE ROUTINEf MAYBBT CAN PtCK UP A , WAjf BCFOKB X MAKS TUB Rock Island, llllnola O ld WALK/ £Ut'61DLO Mb BOMB « o e v m a s ABOUT BOARDERS VMO TRIED TO, Mrs. H. L. Johnson e/o Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Daar Mr«. Jobnion: Although I was bom and reared la Lake Mary it's been eight years since I left the old homeileid and 1 some­ times wonder why I continue to subscribe to the Sanford Herald since I barely recog­ nise any of the names after melt a long lapse of time. 1 would never convince my family of this, however for even though the llerild la three or fours dsys old when It resches me, I still grab It from the mail first tad read it "elver to elver.” Consequently, when 1 was sakid today where one might get the format of a mlnlitrel show I quickly answered, “ 1 know where", when actually 1 don't. All 1 really knuw la that I recall reading a Her­ ald article with your by-ltne extolling the success of a minstrel show presented, I be­ lieve, in the Lako Monroe area. 1 also think 1 remember Claude HitteU's name men­ tioned In connection with It. You probably surmise there­ fore, my reason for w-'*lng. Can you or someone you know tell me If (he group who pre- OUR BOARDING HOUSE Peter Edson GETTING THE COUNTRY BACK O N ITS FEET AGAIN testant named yesterday. "Dr. Crane," she continued, "what sort of evening gown pleases the Judges most? "Do they vote for the kneelength, flare-out type of skirt or do they prefer a full length evening gow-nV Well, in the 4-H Beauty Contest where I served as a Judge last summer, two of the girls were vetoed because their short skirts revealed that one had knock knoca and the other had slightly bowed legs. In the bathing suit parade of that same afternoon, wo had not hern unduly Impress­ ed with these facta. Hut those two girls came out in (heir short flared-out skirts which simply accentu­ ated their leg defects. Like many modern girls, they failed to deviate front fashion In the direction that wuuld have been to thir own advantage. For example, If fashion dccreea a knee-length skirt, you women can vary an Inrh or lo without being obvious. Rut when you deviate, by ■II means do so In the direct­ ion which will mlnlmlie your obesity or knock-kncea or bowed legs. Those two girls could eaaily havo lengthened their skirts an inch but, Instead, they actually had them short ened by an Inch or more. So they lost at least two Inches of skirt length which would have hidden knockkncea and part of the bowed legs. Besides, those flare-out iklrts may look cute on a 3-year-old, but they often make a 18-year-old look ludi­ crous. For unduly short skirts vio­ late artistic balance end make a grown woman appear top-heavy. Those short, flared skirts create the Impression of a hippopotamus that la trying to cavort as a gatello or an­ telope. That is doubly so when a girl la slightly plump or of an athletic build and parad­ ing on a ramp above the Judge’s hcada. Athletic, bronzed g i r l s should affect a more feminine type of evening gown to off­ set the maicullnlilng ten­ dency of a tanned akin and knotty muscles. The girl that 1 personally thought looked best in her evening gown wore a full length dress. But the two women Judges vetoed her because her bust measurement In the bathing suit had seemed too pro­ nounced. But she had minimized this very nicely wllh an appro­ priate rveiling gown that help­ ed, instead of hindered, the artistic effect site wished to create. A few of tho girls had slinky, slouching posture as they walked. If you girls would practice walking with a book balanced on your head, you'd soon learn better posture and appear more graceful. If wo Judges could have created a composite, using the teeth of one girl, plus the eyes of another; Die figureof a third, and the evening dress of a fourth, wc could havo concocted a state win­ ner. Two attractive girls were vetoed by one of the women Judges for saying "g it" in­ stead of "g et", since diction gnd correct English arc also important in these beauty contests. Barbs By Hal Cochran It's u mixed up man who think* palling himself on tho back will push him forward. People lay money uway for tho phono bill and then pay the light bill just when the gas bill is due. Recently, everybody loved it ful ninn if he had long whis­ kers uml a hearty laugh. Thirty-six slates collected $4.5 billion in use tuxes in 1W 1. Thirty-seven states col­ lected $ 1.2 billion In income taxes. Business gripes against these taxes as they apply to inter­ state commerce. Tho adminis­ trative cost of complying with a code of over 100 fat vol­ umes of conflicting state tux laws is necessarily great There is u duplication of taxa­ tion by the state in which gcoda are manufactured and tho state* In which they are told. Companies doing interstate business are faced with tax liability which often leads to heavy assessments for back taxes, Interest and penalties. Companies in some cases are forced to pay traveling ex­ penses for inspectors from other states who come in to audit their books. All this trouble mny in some rases muke small busi­ ness reluctant to try tu ex­ pand their operations into other slates. A Special House Judiciary subcommittee nn State Taxa­ tion of Interstate Commerce under Itep, Edwin E. Willis, DLa., has been quietly investi­ gating these practices for over a year. It has assembled voluminous data front all 60 states and from thousands of business firms all over the country. This material now is being analyzed by the committee's staff under Murrey Drabkin, A report will be tmnfo before July ]. Then It will be up tu Congress to decide what to do about the situation. Under the U. S. Constitu­ tion. Article ], Section 8 , only Congress has the power to regulate interstate commerce. Many businessmen now feci. Notebook however, that state taxes in­ ( ness. In some states taxes are terfere with their doing busi­ I levied only if the manufacture ! or ban a brunch plant lit thu ness across state lines and re­ I taxing state. In n few states, strain trade. - taxes ure levied on an out-ofMore than 300 Supreme atate manufacturer i f ho Court decisions—-and perhaps merely advertises in the tax­ thousands in slate courts— ing state. In still other states, have tried to draw the line if a manufacturer sells only between what constitutes a through local dealers und not ta x . on interstate comment- directly, there is no tux. und what is a peimissible Taking its first step to clarbusiness tax. I ify this maze. Congress hi The Supreme Court has rec­ I 1959 passed its first law on ognized that it is institution­ the subject. It prohibits tax­ ally incapable of solving this ation of interstate commcrco question ns u broad national if the only activity of an outpolicy. But in Iliad tbe court of-state manufacturer or mer­ held that u state can tax a chant is solicitation. reasonably apportioned stiaiu This law also set up u con­ of tbe income from a business gressional study — now being whose only activities In the made by tho WHils com mitten state ure in furtherance of in­ |—to determine whether uddi» |tiorml legislation is necessary terstate cuiumetce. The court also decided that and recommend what it should u state could tax a business be. But Congress limy not act which maintained u sales of­ on this before next year—• fice within its borders. Subsequently, the Supreme maybe after it gets through Court declined to review two re-forming U. 8 . tux luws. cases appealed from statecourts which upheld the power The artificial harbor at the of u state to tax the income Port of Lot An re-let leads all of an out-of-state business other juirts on the Pacific engaged solely in interstate Ocean in tonnage handled. commerce, even t h o u g h it .maintained no offices irt the ART JIROWN state but only sent in sales­ REST CONTROL men to solicit business. Tcrmllcs & Other Pesta The laws of the 47 slates In this field now present u wal. 3601 PAKIC DR. tow of confusion. No exemp­ :j23-fi8li5 SANFORD tions ure made for sinnil bus!- i ) ) NOW DOING ON AT YOUR 0L0S DEALERS People drive with bright lights so they can see better, but Ihe approaching c a r can't. ) flood old wintertime flapjacks are musing ■ steady turnover In lots of restaurunts. » % <KlP OUT PAWN* l Make Your Dream Home COME TRUE ) I NOW... (ftp Pag* 4 fr r a lii Sanford, Florida T uoh., March 6, 1903 WALTKM A. OIKLVW, lailTOH AMI nttL IlU C N SiUWAMU a. UUIBWOLU S.ASUSV vB nausei.. Advertising Dlrociur Manaalaa tailo r jAM it i» s iiu u a s H s a 4guv WSSLLB Uuslntta Manaasr County Editor SHIM.ICY ». M U ST c a c i m r a i m bsi Clasalf l.d Manager Bodily Editor f-HAMK YOLTOMMI DOT StlUUINMOTUAM circulation Manager feature Editor r a n u w i . i .i . m MstA-snlcal Uupt. • L a a m t r r M iA ■ a m UotlTory ISO Wook u a i i .s » r Slot* SrMloolo f o o o l r |».0» 1 V.ar S.Utf I Sluntho t.se 1 M u u I ho S E L L - A - B R A T /O N O L D S M O B IL B D IA L E R S C E L E B R A T E A N A U T O M O T IV E M I L E B T O N B . . » T H B 0 , 0 0 0 , O O O TH R O C K E T V - 0 E N Q IR H I IS THE TIME TO BUILD COMPLETE We will build on your own lot or HOME-BUILDERS SERVICE we will procure a lot for you. From Plans To Financing When the jSrtf hlgli-comprrasion Rocket Engine woe Introduced by Oldamobile, It virtually rewrote the book on performance. And, today, the 5-MilUunth Korket adds a bril­ liant new chapter to Ulilamobile'a continuing story of engineering lenderililpl New higha in ainoothnM*> )*nPrecedented quietneae, ■parkllng ranponae—the R orkct deli vert them all! That'a why milluma of owner* agree: There'$ idiff "“thing like a Hoektlf SEE US TO DAY! 1.00 1 M o n t h * l.og 1 Month t.es I Month U. a Pods! It.# uls lions provide that stl m il oubocrlpUono l»o paid la advsneo. Knl.rtd as ••-ceiid ilsss mnllrr IVlob.r it. I ll* si the l’*-st '»pfs>« <j { feitnf urtl, I'lurM *. u m k r tlir Act uf C t i b ( r t i * iff Ath*iaIt* t > O LD SM O B ILE All O t l r r Sll.SU 1 V.ar S.'S« Mouths I Sh & Q M ja Ji& A 211 W. 25th ST. CONSTRUCTION CO. FA 2-3103 - n u n - M m u t i i u - moat o m u i >A oiosnoiiui visit tout taut aumonm ouatitT m u t t ___ HOLLER M OTO R SALES CO., Cor. 2nd & Palmetto M \ �. f\+- • '* ► ttlir Oviedo Ready For State ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ TUB OVIKUO Lion* will represent Seminole County in the stale basketball tourney scheduled Thursday. The locals will face I’oplar Sprint's in the Class C Division at Gainesville at that time. Members of the sipimi are left to riiflit, front row, Jai-Alai Season Over Uria came from behind .Monday night at the Orlando Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton to win the eighth game before a standing-room-only, closingeight crowd. Uria, starting in Post No. 4, overcame a two-point* lead by lladiola, a three-point drive by Zarra and six-pointer by Arcitio to win the match and »ct up a $242.1') perfecta. Astiga opened the game by beating Zarra. lie then fell to lladiola, who scored twice. Uria conquered lladiola and Iriarte before losing lo Jacln. Gasti scored the first ol his live of Jacin. ill round two, Uria added a pair lo overtake the youthful Zarra, who had scored three straight. Amtio mode a strong bid with six in u row, but couldn't get by Uria, who promptly scored two more to ice the game. » Two Squads Go For Broke 0 ~ \ 1r H Split Racing Card 'On Tap' For Tonight Tonight will be ladies night | George U. Phalcns’ Flashy at Seminole Park Raceway us Lad will be making Ids ini­ tial start of the season in the the track swings into its last cofeatured eighth race for week of tile season. The pro­ trotters. The six year old gram will continue to feature black gelding finished last a split card of harness and year at YOnkora It ace way quarter horse racing. with an impressive record. Tile leatured 4U0 >urd dasli He will seo stiff competition romp for quarter horses will tonight in Joe Davis and Ariel have Idea Sa and Mr. Sambo both previous winners at the favorites in a held of six Seminole. starters. Both horses have posted two victories apiece thus fur at Seminole. Leading jockey, Pete Moore, will Ik* op on Mr. Sambo with Spud Williamson in the irons on Lieu Sa. Jet Lanes Boosts Lead Casselberry Women To Host Two Clubs By June Casselberry Members of the Casselber­ ry Women’s Golf Assn, were guests last Thursday of the Women’s A>»n. at the Del.and Country Club. This coining Thursday they will be host to lady golfers from both the Mid-Florida and Winter Park Country Clubs. They will tee alt at 1) a.m. for the first nine holes. Luncheon will he served at 12:30 and those desiring to do so may pluy the remain­ ing nine In the afternoon. On April 4 they will be host to Del.and Women’s Golf Assn. On March 28 they have been invited to play at MidFlorida and on April 25 at Winter Park. United Press International Ohio State and Kansas State go for broke Saturday in final attempts to land NCAA basketball tournament berths. Fourth-ranked Ohio Stale, desperately seeking an opportunlly to win the NCAA title after losing to Cincinnati in the final round two years run­ ning, kept a one-game lead in Use Big Ten Conference by crushing Minnesota, 63 03, Monday night. Kansas Slat* carried its nar­ During 1902. steel making row lead in the Big Eight Conference down to the wire furnaces of live U. S poured in defeating Iowa State, 78- 98,329,900 net tons of ingots and steel (or casting*. 71. Although held to a split by the last place team, B&W Marine Service, Je t Lanes still managed to increase its league lead to four points over second place as Lake Monroe Inn and Sweeney's struggled to take just one |Mdnt each. The giant killers in each case were Team No. 1 and Buddy's Auto respectively. Engle's came back after a slow start to take three of the four point* from Team No. 4. Opening up their mar­ gin between fourth and fifth places. Sanford Mfg. Co. pushed Harry's Liquor into eighth place by tuking three points and Buddy'* Auto mov­ ed up to seventh by virtue of its 3-1 win over Sweeney's. SOKC Schedules Inter-City Match Though Jacksonville's na­ tionally famous Velvet Sis won the lirst of (lie two Inter­ city mutrh races at Jackson­ ville Kennel Club Saturday night, local fans feel that da­ table* may tie turned when the same six aee speedsters meet in a six dog return match ai the Sanlnrd-urlando Kennel Club Saturday night. They point out that at Jack ­ sonville the SOKC representa­ tives were turning a strange (rack ami one that uses an outside lure instead of an In­ side lure dial they arc famil­ iar with. Consequently, racing enthusiasts feel the Lungwood entries did exceptionally well with Violrt Lace finishing second and Kenny Mac third in front ol June Mooro und Itosclla Ko»c running for Jax. Little Ithonda, tile third SOKC entry, apparently did not put on her famous stretch drive tor she settled for sixth. The three Jacksonville en­ tries are scheduled to school over die Lungwood oval Wed­ nesday night. Sleek I’onda, with four firsts in die bag, rates as the wlnningest entry In tonight's featured nintli race. He has had just II starts this season and has been a quinicla fac­ tor alx times. Opposing (Ids hard driving youngster, who will not be two years old until next month, will lie such fan fav­ orites as Mrs. Mops, Arch­ way and Wondcron. Tttes. Mar. 5, '63—Pago 5 I r r a lh Injuries Plague Camps ★ dim DeShazo, Ted llellhorn, Coach Paul Mikler, Mike Tesinsky, Don Kirkland und Jim Courier. Hack row, left to right, John Jnkubcin, Wes Swenson, Jimmy Jones, Hex Brooks, Charles Miller and Hilly Mikler. (Herald Photo) franfnrh II) John A. SpoUkl tion . . . you can see some of Come Early! Around 0 a.m. the guis who never chew gum, or else you won't gel your­ a chompin' away with a big wad in their mouth . . . it's ex­ self a seat! citement — FIRST c l a s s : I'm talking about our allow, Aoil regardless of how ••Time Out For Fun" which many times it's done, each will be here in Snufoid nl Je t time we play the National Lanes, lliit coming Thursday Anthem, 1 get a chill that morning at P:30. it's n super­ luces up and down my spine! On Sunday, Muicli IT, Je t lative show with tip notch 1.uucs will he playing Inat to models from Broadway , . , the W o m e n ' s Traveling the Lester Lanin Trio . . . the League of Central Florida! latest in women's fashions , . , Buddy, if you wanna see Helene und Heller Duiteej some gals who cull constantly team . . . and Ait Mathews of toss those strikes, be on hand TV mill Stage fume us your and see till* ten-team leugiic! M.C. It's fur flee und our own gals We'd be mightly proud lo representing Jet lames would have you a* our guests . . . appreciate your words of en­ ESPECIALLY SO IF couragement, too! YOU'VE NEVER BOWLED Then on March 23, we have HEFOIIK! (Theie't no catch, the start of the Men’s Tour­ really! And it isn't an exag­ gerated commercial on howl­ nament — City Wtile! There'll be some top-notch ing, either.) It's our •pinion that if you howling done at Je t Luiie* once get yourself into a bowl­ During the mouth of March. 1 ing establishment, the desire hope that you'll plan on will come to the fore nitd, who spending some time out here, knows, perhaps you'll join the picking up some h o w l i n g pidlileis. crowd for howling. HOW LEU'S SALUTE OF Been talking extensively THE WEEK — This week it w/tf Charlotte Bassett and has to go to a weman! And Frau Morton almut a daytime Women's Scratch 1. c o g u e . rightfully, so I might udd! Our kegier-ctlc is Hetty Seems like there's enough of Allen! Hetty's rolling in two you lassies wiiu've improved your average to the point that or three leagues each week. Well, for the past week aha maybe you'd like to try your has hud at least one game, In hand at bowling scratch. That each league series, which was means you don't get any pins over 2nd scratch. And tills fur tumdicap . . . just those past Friday, In the Holler you knock over] If you're Motors Navy Wivrs League, inten-sted, give either one of she blasted a tint icrateb these gals a cull or let me series. (Il'mmm, if 1 storied know about it at the lanes. A couple of birthdays cele­ to wear a skirt . . . You think tbit would help your huwliug, brated in the Friday p.m. Jehu? I dunnu . . . but if 1 Spa re Bibbers Lg. These are continue as I uin presently, our good friends from Ib-llary don't lie surprised, my friends. . . . Alvin Meyer, Frank Siva). 1 w, Stanley Bader. (Grtting Don't lie surprised!' This coming Saturday is the to be Just like the women, B IG D A Y F O B T H E though. They Won't tell us bow many years young they LADIES! Starting at 1 p.m., we'll ate! J Tlie latest count of men's lime 12 team* starting the competition of the Women's* tcums going to Sarasota for Bawling Tournament — City- tin- S tate Tournament is alx and possibly it'll go to auven. Wide * There will t>o additional Gel oil heard for a tremendous Itrmrmbrr, sipiad* at 4 und 7 p in. Doubles bowling thrill! and Singles action will take Uiu moie we support tbit pbice on Sunday, March 10th. event, the greater is our It'* quite an impressive chance of someday getting sight in the event you've not the .Stale Tournament riglil ever been on band for the here in Sanford! opening festivities. That'll do it for this week. The light.* are dimmed . . . See you at the women's tour each participant is introduced nainent cn Saturday, March and stands for the applause l*th at I p. in. Give the Girls which follows thoir introduc-1a Great Big Cheer! this spring are reaching an alarming licight. Virtually all 20 major league trams have a "walking wounded" list. No less than eight players, including Milt Pappas, the Baltimore Orlolei' hard-luck pitcher, and catcher Chris Cannizzaro of the New York Met*, wound up in the Infirm­ ary Monday. Pappas Injured his right knee while warming up at the Orioles’ camp in Miami. Xrays sliuwcd he had an In­ 1 flammation of the knee lin­ | ing. which will sideline him > (or a few days. A year ago, Pappas missed the start of Hu- season when he under­ went an emergency appen­ dectomy. He previously had been bumpered by an inflam­ ed right elbow. lannlxiaro fractured the ring finger of his right hand during a Mels' squad gama at M. Petersburg, Fla., and will In- lost for the remainder of spring training. The young Californian, who Is called "Canzoncrl" by 31 a n a g e r Casey Stengel, batted .341 In 59 games lust season. Tlie Chicago White Sox add­ HtO.M A LONG MOOD I. AKB. tlavu two l«uued three tnen to their Injury lit-.-v were caught Snttnvlav on Missouri Min­ list. Outfielder Dave Nichol­ now* by Lawrence M. Spice of Orlando, left, son was sidelined with a pull­ and Travia Lovelace of Kern Park. The larger ed back muscle, first baselinns weighed III pound.*, two ounce* while thu man Deacon Jones hai an In­ tunnller lipped the itcales at flve-and-threeflamed tendon la hit throwing arm. and oulflelder Floyd ipiarter pouudn. (Herald Photo) Huhinsuii lias a brulsad right loot. Boy Face, tha Pittsburgh Pirates’ ace rcUever, was struck on Hit right ankle by a halted ball and fellow pitch­ er Harvey Iliddla waa taking beat treatments for his ailing hack. Tlie Washington Sen­ ators lost Inflcldcr J o h n NEW CHILEANS (UPI) — won the richest tournament Sc halve for at least a weak Life appears to lie atartlng of his lifetime Monday by out- when lie sprained his left an­ all over again for 40-year-old scrapping Bob Itosburg in kle in batting practice. the final four holes of tho Francis (llo) Winmgcr. $ 10,000 Greater New Orleans The gray haired, blue eyed Open tnviUUoual golf tourna­ Oklahoma City professional ment. The victory brought him a check of $0,400. Wininger wou a total of $195 In six previous • Crtalliner Beats tournaments Udi year, • Mercury Motors Monday lie came from be­ • The Aluminum Boat hind twice to become the first NEW YORK (UPI) — Hur­ For The Fisherman ry Markson, general manager player in history to win tlie New Orleans tournament two 2401 8. French Are. of boxing at Madison Square straight years. Both years lie Garden, said today "We are did it by beuling Itosburg very happy" that die weekly when Hie pressure was on. television lights will he shift­ ed from Saturday nights hack to Friday nights, starling in mid-September, The bout* on ABC will liegin as usual at to p. m., New York time. common us the veterans and rookies alike lone up arm and leg muscles for l!ic opening of the season, which is only five weeks away. However, t h e casualties By I'nlled Press International Tin- dull) dispatches fiom the majar league training camp* arc starting lo read like casually reports. 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L a R R H E , I t u i in d •1 ll, r TVONkr ItLVWU^A e u R S ie IC Y TOCWY. NAVE TO WRITE A PROVE R&,[S C U O O U j Few e r e r e B&UNP v a fo tu y * NOTIC E t S D E I t FIC T IT IO C 3 NAME LAW TO WHOM I T MAY CONCURN Nolle* I* hereby given t h a t the u n d e s i g n e d , purauant to Ibe e y -jr titio ,,. Name Statute,*' U ntil* Rill No. 1171, Chapter .Vo. 2 4 X 1 . l a w a of Florida, 1911. will r t g l X t r with the Clerk of t h * Circ u it Court. In and fnr Bemlnola County, F l o ­ rida. upMt receipt of proof of the piit.lbatlon of Oil* notice, the flitltlo u a name, to w it: FKIt.V PAID* M O n tl.K IIOMKS T R A I L E R P A R K under which we a r e en gag ed In bualnrte, at num ber 77« F e rn P ark Houleyard. Highway No, 1T-3I. In the City o f F e r n P a rk , Florida. Thu t H ie p u rlieu tn lrreeled Legal Notice rm t.io n o t ic e L o M iw o an I t la tha Intention of t h * City of Longwood to req u es t t h * 1 X 3 tension of tha I,agta1atura of tha S l a t * of F l o r i d * to pax* an a r t am end in g the c h a r i e r of t h * City of Longwood pro ­ viding for t h * r c - r e g l e t r a l l o n of *11 electors In eald ci ty, pro ­ viding for tim e* of eueli r e ­ r e g is t ra t io n *n d t h * tim e* th# reg istra tio n book shi.ll remain open, d e sig n a tin g the City t 'i e r k •• the R eg is tra tio n O f f i ­ cer, prnvldlng for q tiellR ca Hons fnr e lecto r* In said city and providing for v o tin g by a b s en tee ballot. A. R. Lormann Mayor City of Loiigwond Longwood, F la . CIK I- ta c it y of In «ald hu*ln<*a mitrrprlee, a r t aa fello w*: I’l l l l . l . f P O. M A R RIO TT A 1.1CK t . 31A R IIIO T T A FEW 6 1 0 & 4 IN O M E ...W H Y 7 Dated a t AA'Iuier P a rk , o r a n g e la th* fe a rt ar the Caaatr County, Florida, March lat. Ja d a v . gem inate Cewaty, F lee* ties Ida. ta F ra b a t* . Sanford Herald la re t K a ta lr <*f Hunforil. Florid a G R A C E I. J t E T C A L F M a n b 1, 12, 19. 21, 1 X 3 . Deceaeed CtXLSl T a All r m l l t a r a and P ereaae H aving Claim s mr Demands l a the r e a c t of Ibe C a a a t y ■Against Bald E a ta fe i Ju d g e , geminate C a a a t y . F l a r You and each o f you ara Ida, In P robate , here by no tified and required l a eel F.alnte or to p rr e rn t any cla im s and d e­ KMANCBL COMPTON. mand# which you, or e i th e r o f Deceaeed you, m a y ha v e a g a lnel th* To All C reditor* and P erron * * * l a t# of G race f. M etcalf, deH aving Claim* o r Ilm aaada ceased, t a ts o f said Coun ty, to A gain *! bald K atatei the Coun ty J u d g e o f Bemlnnl* . You and each o f you a r * County, Florida, a t hie offic e here by no tified and required In the court house o f eatil to prevent any cla im * and de­ County a t Sanford . F lorid a, mand* which you, or eith er within elx ca len d a r mon ths of you, may have a g a i n * ! the from the lime o f the fir st pub­ e»tat« of E m an uel Compton, lication of this n o lle *. E a ch i!eceu*r 1. l a t * of raid County, cla im or demand ahall he tn NOW I DO YOU KNi to the County J u d g e of S e m i ­ w riting, and sh all e t a t * the /(C A N GO OUT YW AT M l nole County. F lorid a , a t ht« place of resid ence and poet o f ­ A N D PLAY J offic e In t h * court hnuee o f fice ad dreat of the cla im a n t, ■aid County a t Sanford . F l o r ­ and tihall be ewiorn t a by tha SU R E ! ida, with in *1* ca len d a r c la im a n t, a g ent, atto rn ey, and mon th* from the time of the any mu h claim or demand not fire A pu blication of thl* notice. •o filed shall lie void. T w o coplee of each claim or Klrat National Hank a t demand ahull lie tn w riting, W i n t e r P a rk and *h a ll e l a t e the place of l l y ; F r a n k P. Olackln, J r . r o t d e n c * and po *l o f f ic e ailT ru e ! O fficer dree* of the cla im a n t, and A* executor of tha Tout ■halt he ew orn to hy the W ill and T e sta m e n t of cla im a n t, h i* a g ent, or a t t o r ­ f l r a r e I. Metcalf, deceased ney and acco mpanied by a fll- lV In drr wer dlr, lla ln ee A Ward tun fee of one dollar and eucti Atto rneys claim or demand not ao filed 21 P a r k Avenue, South, •hall be void, AVInter P a r k . Florid a 1*1 Helen M, Compton Publish March I, 11, I f , 21. vs A* K x e c u t r l i o f the L e tt CDO-17 13 th e cn it t it ro ritT . AVitt and T olam en t of MATH J U D IC IA L C l l l l I IT, E m a n u el Compton, deceased 1 3 T IIE C IlirriT COURT 1% AMI Full BEA II3U LE Slen etrom . Davie A McIntosh 3 I 3 T I I JL R tC IA L C1HCTJT l i i i M i , Fi.iti it A. A tto rn ey s f o r E x e c u t rix OF FLO RIDA 13 AND FOR 1.3 I II A M K i l l Ml. I2«U0 THIS IS ONE OC THOSE I W A S VOTED TNE GIPl. ll|l( I WON .A CONTEST XEA tlM ILE COENTV, NINTH F E D E R A L HAVIN'GH Edw ard s Dultdlng •~T WITH "m GSLOPPIE ST k MOMENTS V/HEN T— ( A T SCHOOLTODAY CH A N CERY NO. 12.113 AND IAIAN AhKIrCl A T I u N, a Sa n fo rd . Florid a A PARENT i ------r s w e a t s h i r t t > NOTICE TO A PP EA R corp oration orguulted und c a ­ Piititlah Feb. 19, 34 A Mar. SWELLS WITH PRIDE ) o"7N > . IN SCHOOL T-" S. 12, 19*3. F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTlming under the la w * of the V/ONDERFUL UAUE ASSOCIATION, C D K-Il (Tilled Mu t e l of America. I'laiutirr, P l a i n ti f f 13 THE ftllL T lT r o t ItT, •v*. J I IIH I.AI, (THAT IT, F R A N K P.Al.'L HOLMAN and K LAVIN ll. It I K F K L and M 3 T I I AMI I'lMI allAIIMI I.E V I O L E T R E N T E R HOLMAN, TIVLI.IH J . I I I E F E I * hie wife. 13 Detendu Me. COL’NTA. ■ I'M IIIIIIA h i t wife, 13 I II AMTJAA 3 0 . tMIO A MENDED M I T R E III' M I T Defendanta. NOTIC E TO A l 'P E A tl T I IE STA TE O F FLORIDA TO! KLAVIN II. I t l K F K L F E D E R A L NATIONAL 3IOIIT- T O t..F R A N K PAU L HOLMAN 121 C l k l l . l l X I K S T R K E T KALAMAZOO, MICII HI AN ( I At I E AHMOLTATION, Adilreia Unknown I-la ln llff. on,I to any und a ll oth er pa rlle* claiming any right, v*. VIOLET HUNTER HOL­ J. CAUSBT and title, and/or Internet In ami to DONALD MAN the following drtcrlhed pro* R E T T A' D. CAITSEV. hie wife. A d d r r x Unknown Defen dant*. petty, to w it: YOU A R E I I E R E H Y NOTI­ S T A T E OP F LO R ID A F I E D t h a t a ault hee been tool I*. llltKBNAA'OOI) KH- T I I E 3-0 TATKH. ureordlng to the, TO. DONALD J . CAITSEV and filed a g a i n s t you In the above I IE T T Y D. CA U SEY. Ill* en title d ra ils* , and th a t you plat till reo f aa recorded III w Iff, Plat llook 12. Page 2. of nr* required lo file your a n ­ tTl» TARING 9 0 MUCH OF MV PRIME TIME l COMe IN, DANE! X THANKS'. W R t LOOKIN' las Oakland Avenue the Public Record * uf sw er with Ibe Clerk of this rw efl6ca.ro get «nutrap on somethwe NICE TOSEE VDU 1GREAT,NAN! t-IKNOW Hanford, Florida Seminole County, Florida. Court and to serve a ropy YidT A R E H E R K I1 Y NOTI­ thereof upon the P la i n ti f f or AGAIN/AFTER AIL ) 1WRE BUS/, ANDI MATE THATU GET MB SOMEWHSRtl THE RIGHT I n, linllng •pcclOrally, but noi by way uf lim itation F I E D that a •ult hu* been filed P la i n ti f f's THESE YEAKSIVtO BOTHER. V0U..SUT t a tto rn ey*. whose w«M M .S ' w f c 4 the follow log ID I ore a and aunlnet you In the ahovo e n ­ nature and addrrse la M ark N. «T\ TMOJdHT YOUMK5HTKNOW — Kwy up JK T M mo MORI titled cutler, and (h a t you are ritultunent: T T n X V OF AHOPENING HERE— Cleveland. J r . and Harold F. OF THAT Heater . Hull ov en; eurf. required to file your aliewer Jo h n so n , P. O. Draw er Z, S a n ­ talki , un it; perman ently I nhI uII- w lib the Clerk of tlile Court ford. Flnrlda, not l a te r than and to eerve a copy th er eo f Ibe i t It day of April, A. D. •■it. VolJ AUK IIKItKIIV NOTN upon the P la i n t i f f or P la i n t ­ 1913. I f you fall to do so a AC Rl) 1 b ii t Hi* P la in tiff, i f f * eitorn ey a, whoee l u m n Decree pro C n n frem will he 3AU3 F I K D 1’AAtai NINTH F K D K IIA L HAVINHH mid addreve I* Mark N. Cleve­ entered a g a i n s t you for (lie AND lAiAN ASHOCIATION, a land. J r . and Carroll R urk e. relief demanded in the Co m­ co rpor atio n o ra « n I*---1 and n - P. O. D ra w er Z. San ford. F l o r ­ plaint. T h is eult Is to f o r e ­ 1.11 n k under Hie lawa of Ilia ida, not t a l e r than the i l l i day close a m ortg a g e. T h * real I'nlled s t a l l ■ of America, I I .T •,r April. A. D. 19*3. If you fall pro perly proceeded a g a in st la: llr-’Mdwuy ut T im e* Su u a tr, In do en a Decree Pro ("onAT I d >T I I , RLOCK 3. a re New f o r k 3*, N. V., lint l n * ll- feaao will lie en tered agulnal McHW auhdlvlston or RLOCK 3. luted *u lt a g a lnel you In the you f o r the relief demanded and T R A C T "A*’. NORTH c i r c u it Court of the Ninth J u ­ In the Complaint, Thle Bull I* ORLANDO SECOND A D D I­ dicial Circuit, In and for S e m ­ to forec loee a m ortg a g e. T he ISI 5LS11 TION. ac cord in g to plat pro perly p roceed ed inole County, Flnrlda, the n a ­ re al th er eo f recorded In P la t ture of the milt I* to foredune ugalriat I*: llook 13, P a g e s 7«. Public l.ot *. Rlock i f. HI'NI,AND that rerlnlli m ortg ag e which llocord* of Seminole Co un­ rn cimibera the gbo\« deterlhed E S T A T E S , a atlhdlvltlnn. ty, Florida. aceo rd lu g to a plat ther eof, properly, enld properly being WITNKHB my hand and th* recorded In I’ la l llook II. elltialed amt loculrd In S e m in ­ seal of eald Court a t Sanford, page* IS to I J o f t h * P u b ­ ole County, Florida. A'nu and thla let day ef lic R ecord * of Hemlnole F lorid a, each of you a re hereby reMarch. A. D. 13(3. Coun ty, Florida, MUlred to file your Anewrr ( S E A L ) wild the Clerk of Ibe Circuit fine Dun T h er m fo l l l AVall A rthu r If. R eck w lth, J r . , Heater, Model 3 2 5 .X, Se rial Cnurl, In und fnr SrtuluoliClerk of the Circ u it Court l « I K ! 7 : One II. K. f e l e c l r l c l Cinitily. Florida, and aerve it lly : M a rg a ret K. T y re ropy Hierri.r upon Humid A. Hiilll-ln Range, Mode) SS IAVard. Ml, of llie firm of AVIii I t l P K . Se rial NRd3»f9S: One Mark N. Cleveland, J r . and (1. E, f e le c lr lc l R ullt-ln Harold F. Jo h n so n derwerdle. Ilalliea A AVurd. 221 P a rk Avenue. Uoulh, AA'Ino v en. Model S n l l t l P K . Se ria l P. O. D r a w er Z lev P ark . Florida. Atto rney* X R I 2 2 I I S : One O, R. ( elec - Hanlord, Florid a for P la in tiff In the above a c ­ trli l Iti f rig rru to r. Model A tto rneys for P la in tiff. tion. mi or befora the |2lb day L A S t l R . Se ria l O R r . u j s ; One Publish March I . 13, 13, 31 of March, l!i*J, elae a Decree A'lctur fe le c lr lc l 10" K it ch en C D O - l l Pro ConftMn will be rt ilc rrd E ih a u * I F a n , no model or IN T I I E C IR C U IT COU RT, a g a i n * ! you. xer lal noe; Seven A'enellan NINTH J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F I T IS U IID KII KD th a t till* I ll I n d a. ( metal I m a n u fa c t ­ h * publlthed In T h * Hanford ured by S e n k a rl k Olaee Ar F L O R ID A 13 AND F O R RE AID Herald, a naw epap er pobllahed Paint Cnmpan>, Hanford. NOd.K COUNTY. In Seminole County, Florida, Florida, no mmlel or aerial CH A NCERY NO. I B M NOTIC E TO A F F K A H numbers. once each week for four con■rcutlve weeka. NEVERMIND.. JUST W IT N E S S my hand and the F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTO AUK ASSOCIATION, AVIlnrai III* hand of the ■cal « f *ab| Court at Sanford. TAME OFF THOSE P la i n ti f f, Clerk of the Ci rcuit Court. Florida, thl* lat day of March. GLAtiSE4VHEAR7 -veSeminole County. Florida, tlile A. D. 1**3. R IC H A R D L F O l . E T and E D* the Mh day of F e b r u a ry , 1 X 3 , A rthu r If. Reck wlth. J r . (SK A Ll Clerk of t h * Circuit Court NA U K O L E T , h i* w ife, D e fen d a n ta Arthu r It. B eck w ith, J r . l ly : M arg aret K. T y r * . T H E * T A T E O F F L O R ID A Clerk o f the Ci rcuit Court Deputy Clerk T OI R IC H A R D U FO LK Y lly; Mortlin T .Vllili o, |i. <*. Mack N. f l a t eland. J r . and Addreat U nknow n AVlndrrwecitle, lla lnee A AVard Carroll R u rk * 321 P ark Avetioc. South P. O. D r a w er Z EDNA U FOLEY AVInler P ark , Florid a Hanford, F lorid a Address Unknown Publleh; F *h . 12, 19, 2*. March Publish! March t. 12. ]», X . THU AUK H E R E B Y NOT!14(2. I. IMS F I ED l h a l a ault h a * been C D F — JT C D O -ll filed a g a i n s t you In t h * above entitled cause, and t h a t you ara required to fit* your a n ­ sw er with tha C la rk of thle Court and to serva a copy th e r e o f upon t h * r t a l n t l f f or 0 TcrtUn poet P la in tiff* a tto rn ey * . whose 0 AsMutblrd nam es and address Is Mark N. 7 (’iMinlrjl luffll Cleveland. J r . and Harold F. Kentucky ■ I’anqddrlrer Jo h n so n , P. O, D raw er Z, HenHomo" II Fencing arspon ford. Florida, not la te r than 4 Binging Terry rutaih the- 1th day or April, A. D. a “South or tho to II ITobebilUle* 1 X 3 . I f you fall to do eo a Border" coin 17 Grind,— Illleirt D e e r e * l*ro C o n f e ss * will ba i UoT i 11 Win* vcttrls I B TImplement entered a g a in st you f o r tha It Fbottem inlmil 33 Mu i u m of r e l i e f demanded in t h * Co m­ IS Bind plaint. Title su it It to forecloee is Author a m ortg a g e. Tha raa l property f t£ * y i of milk II Wild donkrya aUt Alter proceeded a g a in st la: U a 31 Weirder 20 Arrow polioni I a i T t, RLOCK 13. NORTH n port 33 supply food SI Cow*« eound 30 iUpshot OR LANDO IHT ADDITION, 38 Killer II Mu bird ndio tOTImlc. for a cco rd in g to p lat thereof It Son* lor on* 27 Checked llla ili recorded In P la t Rook 13. id Notion 20 AUljn P a g e * I I and 14, Publle IT Cit’i mind VI IUto tiLied R eco rd s uf Hemlnole Coun­ 30 Hub* out ty, Florida. 31 ttecru 3t Hindu quooas Including ape cl Really, bu t not U ln m by way o f lim ita tion , the fol­ so Conjunction low ing f ix tu r e * and equipment, >7 Deep groove* a ll pe rm anently Installed. 1. W a ll H e a le r — Fanelray, model 1 - F A - t l I . R a n g * — F rl g l d a l ra — model l u f l e 3. R e f r i g e r a t o r — F rlg ld a lra — model D-11 4. Hot W a t e r H e a ter — Day A Night — Model l l - C I . Venetian blind*— I •pollution 4. Hcreened patio 33 Low n o d bin 34 Geldo'i blob WITNKMH my band and tha te a l o f said Court a t Manford, F lorid a, this 1st day o f March A. D.. l i f t . (HEAL) /*/ A rthu r H. B a a kw lih J r . C l e r k o f tha C ircu it Court B y t M a r g a re t B. T y re, O.C. Mack N. Cleveland, J r . and Harold F . J o k n i o a P. O. D r a w e r I Hanford. F l o r i d * e/ Harold F . Joh nson A tto raey e f o r P la i n ti f f P u t g e h M arch t , U , 1H, n . V “a s s n rzr. IW -nd snts. NOTICE O F M T T IV m o i i t i i a ms r o n in i.o * i n r . TOI..DON I * HANREIIH in d HIIIKI.F.V MAE HAND­ E R * . Me wire I I K M I l l I M K i Unknown A M I T ill All pa rlle* claiming I n t r r r . l i by. through, un­ der o r a g a i n s t Ihn a f o r e . nald perfume. VOII AUK he reby notified l h a l * Complain! to forec los* * rerln ln rnurlttagr en cum­ bering (lie following deecrlbed n i t property, t o - w l l : Lot 11, LA K K lilt ANTI.K V 111I.I.H. according to t i n idol lb. reof i « r e . corded In Tim Rook I I . p a i r JT. Public Record* of Hemlnole County, F l o r ­ ida. b i e been filed against you In the a b n v e -lty le d ault. i n d you ■ re required to eerve ■ ropy of you r Answer or oilier P le id ln n to the Complnlnt on Mln tlff'e i l t o r n e y i , ANDKItSON. HL'MI, DKAN DOWN'Dl-Ul A e aii .ten IIKIIO. 121 K i l l C en tr al Avenue, Orlando, F lo rIlia, and file the orig in s! All* ewer or oth er Pleading In the o r f l r * o f the Clerk of tlm C i r ­ cuit Court on or before Hie 20th day of March. 1941. If you fall to do »‘>. * decree pro c o n f e x o will be taken ogalnet you for the relief de­ manded in the Cum plaint. Thin Notice *linll be publish*d once a week for four coneecullve w eek * In the HAN* F O R D IIKIIA LD. DATKU tide la th day of F e b r u a ry , 11*1. (S K A L l A rthu r II. Reck wlth, J r . , C lerk or Circuit Court lly : Marth a T . Vlhlell Deputy Clerk Tublleh Feb. 19, 2* A Mar J. 12, 1943. C D F-II Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice MRVtNOLW COUNTY NOTICE U N D E R F t C T t T t O C B NAME S T A T U T E KoNiNfi c n m t i a B i o N Nat tee nf FahHe H e a ring TO WHOM I T MAY CONCKRNl Notice Is here by given, th a t Notice It here by given th a t a f t e r conelderatlon, the B*m1- ths undersigned, pu rsuant to no l* County Zo ning Commle- t h * " F l c t l t l n u * Name Hiatute'* elon will hold a 'p u b l i c h e a r ­ C h a pter I 4 M 3 . Florida B l a t ing to deter mine t h * fea s i b i l i ­ nte. will re g i s t e r with th* ty of recom men ding to th* C lerk of t h * C ircu it Court In Board o f Coun ty Commission­ and for Hemlnole County, e r * that the following deecrlh. F l o r i d * , upon receip t o f proof ed property p r f * * n t l y xoned o f the publication nf this no­ A -l A grlcu iture ba xoned C - I tice. tbe f ic titio us name, to* Commercial: T he Ea»t 321 ft w it; Q U A LITY C A R ! N E T S un­ of t h * N B U of the N W ' l North der which I am en gaged It) o f the old Orlsm lo Highway bu siness at 444 Nlcuiet Ave­ In Bectlon 23-2im-ll>E. nue in th# C ity o f W i n t e r Public hearing will be held P a r k . Florida. In t h * Hemlnole County Court T h a t the p a rt ie s In te rested House, County Co mmission er* In said bu siness ente rprise Room, Hanford, Florida, en a re ne follow s: Wednesday, Maroli 11, l i f t at E s t a t e o f Elxl* P. L ew i* 7 :J» P. M. o r i t soon th e r e ­ F l o r * R. Lewis . a f t e r a t potalble. F e rn a n d e s A Bcurllo ■ Bemlnola County Zoning A tto rn ey s at Law Commlrelon l» North G range Avenue l?r: R obert H. Drown Orlando, F lo rid * Hemlnole County Zoning Publish March I, I t , 19. I I . Directo r CD R-24 Publish Feb. 24 A Mar. I. C D F-II IN T H E r i R C I I T C O U R T IN AND FOR n E R IN O L K C O I N . la th e C aart s f the C a a a ty T V . F L O R ID A . 3 0 . I2HT.1. J a g g * . B ratlaelr C a a a ty , K larAMOS KEAfl HAVINGS RANK, Ida, la F ra b a le . * corp oration, ta re t E s ta te af P a ln tlff, IIE IIT IIA K. L O W E , Vs. Deceaeed. R A V M E R MARTIN RltODEII T a All C reditors and P erson* • I * 1. H avin g Claim * a r Demand* D efen d a n t* A g alaet Bald E s ta te i N O T ItE OF M I T You and - each of you a r * T i l l : HTATE 0 3 ' F LO R ID A .... here by no tified and required Marlin llhodrau to present any cla im * and de­ T O ! R a y m e r 4993 Calvin Drive m a n d ! which you, ar atth er Col limbus, 11, U hls of you, may have a g a i n s t the Doris U. Rhodes, esta te of R K R T I I A K. L O W E, 4*93 Celvln Driv e deceased, late o f County, to Columbus 13, Ohio Ilia County J u d g e or Hemlnole You »r# h r re b y notified t h a t Coun ty, Florida, a t h i t o f f ic e In t h * court housa o f eald n eult has been filed a g e ln a t In the ab o ve en titled County a t Hanrord, F lorid a, you with in a l l cal en der months cause, and that you required lo file you r a n e w r r with tha from the time of the f ir s t pu b­ lication o f thla no lle*. Two C l e r k of this Court and to copies of each claim o r d e­ aerve ■ copy th er eo f upon mand shall be In w ritin g , and the p la in tiff or p la i n t i ff 's a t ­ ahall s t a t e the place of r e s i ­ torn ey *, whose name and adIt Je n n in g s . W atte . dence and poet o f f l c * addreat drese and Hamilton, 1200 of t h * claimant, and ehall be C l a r k e Harnett National R a nk B uild ­ sworn lo by I h t c la im a n t, h i* a g en t, or a t to rn e y and a c ­ ing, J a c k s o n v i ll e J, Florid a, companied by a fil in g fee of not l a t e r than April I, 1913, one dollar and tuch claim or I f you full to do so a decree demand not so filed ehall be pro co nfesso will be entered a g a in st you fo r t h * r e lie f d e. ▼old. mended In the complaint, h i* 1*1 Io n * V. T a n n e r ault le to forec loee a m o r t ­ As A d m i n i s t r a t e s o f l h t g ag e. T h * re al property p ro ­ E s t a t e of ceeded a g a i n s t It : R K R T I IA K . L O W E Lot 10, Rlock It. HCNLAND Deceaeed E S T A T E S , n subdivision, Bienetrom, Davis A McIntosh accord in g to a plat th e r e ­ A tto rney s for A dm inistra trix of, recorded In P la t Roolt P o l l Office Dox 1334 I I , pages I t ta 22 of the Hanford, Florid a P ublic Records o f Se m i­ Publish March I , 13, 1*. 34. nole County, Florida. C D ll-il W I T N E S S my hand and tha seal of uuId Court at Hanford, NEMtNUl.K COUNTY Florida, t h is 23th d sy af H I M V i ('(IMMI44ION F e b r u a ry , 1943, No^lr* n f Pnbllp Hearing (SEAL) T h * Zoning ComntlMlon will A rthu r If. R eck w lth, J r . , hold a publle he a rin g lo co nC le rk of the c i r c u i t Court elder rec om men ding tn the Hyi Mar tha T. Vlhlen Hoard of County Commleilo nDeputy Clerk ere amending Zoning Itrgulu- Publish March 3, 12. 19. 2A Inns to provide for approval C DO-1* of ad eq uat e drainag e provi­ sions hy the Hoard o f County Cnmmleelontr* sh all be r e q u ir­ IN T I I E CTIIUUIT COURT O F ed on all co m m ercial co n ­ T I I E NINTH J U D I C I A L C H I . st ru ctio n which sh all en com ­ U I T T O F AND FOR HEAtl. pass building* and paving of NULK COUNTY. F L O R ID A . an a rea 33.444 equate feet uf C'HANCCItl NR. 1 2 X 1 . more prior to the Issuance of T H E PENN MU TUAL I.1FH a building permit. Coplee uf INSURANCE COMPANY, P la i n ti f f, Ihle proposed am endment may be obtained In the Zoning O f ­ -Vi* D A N IE L C. 1UTZ1K, et, ut, fice, Court House, Hanford. Defendants. Florida, Monday* thru F r i ­ d ay* from 9:04 A. M. lo S:<>4 AMEMIKII NOTICE OF HALE n o t ic e ih m e r e r y m vP. it. Public b e a rin g will be held EN Hint on l b s !3 lh day of In t h * Hemlnole County C u ug March, 1943, at 11:44 A. i l . House, County Commission er* at the main door o f l b * Co urt Room, Ha Ilford. Florida. on House o f Hemtnols County, e t Wednesday, March 13, 1443 a l Sanford , Florida, the u n der­ 7:30 P. it. or aa coon there­ signed Clerk will o f f e r f o r ■ate to l b s hig h est end be st a f t e r aa possible. Hemlnole County Zoning bidder for cash the f ollow in g deecrlbed real p ro p erly : Cummlsslon Teit 13, leas tbe West 14 l l y : R obert H. Drown feet ther eof, and Ix>t 14, Hemlnole County Zoning le st ths East 23 fe e t Directo r thereof, Rlo ck 11, W y n n ePublish F eb. 24 A Mar. I. wood, ac cord in g to the CD F-4T * plat th er eo f a s recorded In In tkn C'nnrt nf tb s t'n n n tr Plat Rook 4. I*uges 93 Ju d g e, gemlnele Cnnnty, F lo r ­ through 94 of ths Pulillo ida, In P rn b a lr, Records of tlcnilnola Coun­ ty, Florida. tn re i R etain a f J . ROY HALL ( a ls o known *■ t o g e th e r with all stru ctu res . Improvements, fix tu res. apJ . 1C Ball) Deceased. pllanre* . mid app u rten a n ce* on Tn All C reditor* and Peruana eald laud or uaed In oonjunoH avin g (Taint* a r Uemanda tlon ther ew ith. A galaal Bald R e la te ! T h l* s a l - Is m ad * pu rsuant You and e t c h of you a r* to final decree o f foreclo sure h e reb y notified and required entered In Chan cery action No. lo present any claim s and de­ 12737 now pending In Ihe Cir­ mands which you, o r e i th e r of cuit Court of and tor Semi­ you, may have a g a i n s t th* nole County, Florida. aetata of J . R O Y HALL (aleu DATED t h is l a t day • ( kno wn aa J . It. R a ll l , d eceas­ March, 1943. ed, l a t * of eald Coun ty, to the IHEAL) County Judge of Hemlnole Arthu r If. R e ck w lth . J r County, Florida, a t h i * office C lerk nf the Circuit Co urt In t h * co urt houe# o f said lly : M a rth a T. Vlhlen Coun ty a t Banford. Florida, Anderson. Rush, Dean, within six ca le n d a r , months Lowndes A van den Ilerg from th# tim e of t h * flret A tto rn eys for P la in tif f publication of thla notice. Two 323 E a s t C en tr al Avenue copies of each claim o r de­ Orlando, F lo rid a mand ahall be In w riting, and Publish March f , 1943. ehall e t a t * the place o f reel- CDG-1S dene* and post o ffic e address o f t h * c la im a n t, and ahall be eworn to by the cla im a n t, hie 4N T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F a g en t or a tto rn ey and ac com ­ T H E NINTH J U D IC IA L C I R ­ panied by a filing fee of on* C U IT IN AND F O R B E M I* d olla r and tuoli claim or d e­ NOLB COUNTY, F L O R ID A . mand not eo filed ehall be IN CH ANCE RV. Ne. I3MT J. I. KIHLAK M ORTGAGE void. CO RPO RATION O F F LO R ID A , /*/ Anna it. Rail Ae K s e c u l r l s of tho Last a co rporation, P lain tiff W ill and T e st a m e n t of J . ROY RALL (also known v*. G I L B E R T CL JON Kg and E D ­ ae J . R. B a ll) ’ NA JO N E S, h i* wife, and VI* Deceased C I E TOMPKIKH, Htenstrom, D a rla A McIntosh Defendant a. A tto rn e y * for E x e c u t rix NOTIC E O F FORKCLOaUHM Poet Office Ilox 1334 • A L E MV C L E R K OF t i l l . Hanford, Florid a Publish Feb. I I . 31 A Mar. C I I T H i t ItT Notice I* here by given th a t I , 13, 1 X 3 . Ihe undersigned A rthu r II. CD F-4 9 R eck w lth. J r - C lerk o f t h * Ci rcuit Court of Bemlnola NOTICE OF ■ ! IT T H E HTATE O F FLOR ID A TO County, Florida, will, on the JOHN BANFORD OtfOA- l l t h day of March I X ! . a t THARP, KKHIDKNCE UN- 11:44 A. M. a t tha F ro nt door, KNOWN. AND WIIOHK MAIL­ Hemlnole Coun ty Courthouse, ING ADDIIKHH IH UNKNOWN: In the City ot Banford. F lorid a, A eworn complaint b a r in g o f f e r for sa le and sell a t pu b­ been filed a a a l n s t you In the lic ou tcry to tbe hlBheel and Circu it Co urt In and for Beml- beet bidder f o r ca sh , th# fol­ im I i County, Florida, by HET. lowing described properly s i t ­ T Y LOU OHGATHARP, ror di­ uated In Hemlaols County, vorce. I h t s h o r t tit le of which Florida, t o - w ltt It H E T T Y LOU OBilATIIAIIP, Lot 11. Rlo ck *'D". L IT T L I* P la in tiff, versus JOHN HAN­ AVKK1WA EBTATKH NUM. F O R D out I ATI! AHP. Defend • H E R ONR a t per Pla» ant thee* present* a r * to com­ th e r e o f recorded In P la t mand you to ap pear and file llook " 9 " . P a ge 37. Publla y our Ans wer or o th e r defense Record s of Hemlnole Co un­ or pleadings herein wllb the ty. Florida. T O G K T H B R Clerk of t h * Circu it Court of W I T H : Hurf unit, oven and Hemlnole County. Florida, and h e a te r pe rm anently In ­ servo a copy thereon on Plaint* stalled. I f f * Atto rney, Carro ll Burk*. pursuant to the fin al B ecra * A tto rney a t l a w , P. O. Drawer of fore clo su re entered In 9 3k Hanford. Florida, on or be­ ca se pending In said Court, t h * fore the 3th day of April, A. D, sty le o f which le J , L K le la k 1443. o r o t h r r w l s * d eer** pro Mort gage Co rp oration of F l o r ­ ro nfetao will ba entered ida, a corpor atio n, vereue, G i l ­ a g a i n * ! you. b e rt O. J o n e s and Edna J o n e s , T h * Hanford Herald L 4 e * . hie wire, and Vlele Tompklna, Ignated a * a n e w ep a tr of gen ­ defendants, and the docket eral circu la tion In which Ibis uuniber o f which Is 13397. cita tio n ehall ba published WITNKHH my hand and o fonce each week fur four con- flc la l seal o f eald Court t b i t ■ecutlve week*. l e t day o f March, 1999. WITNKHH my hand and off!- IHKAL) •1*1 sea l of l h * Clerk of the A rthu r H. B e c k w i t h , J r Circuit Court on t h l * the i t t. , Cl erk day or March, A. D. 1X 3. ^Hemlnole County. F lo rid a (HEAL) Uy Martha T. Vlhlen A rth u r II. Heckwlih, j r Deputy C lerk C lerk nf Ci rcuit Court Gregor y, e n u r e A P a n lella B y i M a r g a ret E. Tyre, T h s F l o rid a Build ing Deputy Clerk 404 J a c k s o n fltrsat P ublish March I, 11. 1 | S l , T am p a 3, F l o r i d * 14. 1943. March I, 1X3. C D O -ll CDO-1B �“ I 7 I n Rain Or Shine, The Response "Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. ; Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 VV. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: * Tue*., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mou. - Sat. noon. . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuei., thru Frl. - 2 P. >1. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be reiponaible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserve* llu- right to re­ vile or reject any advertise* menl from what ordered to conform to the policies of thli ptpw. Legal Notice •CNIXOLK C O t'tT V * r > \ i \ n cn M v ir» M o \ at Fafclir l l .s r i a c Notice I* h»r*b>- given. that after con>lit«r*tl*in, th* P.mlnote County ZunCiir CcmmUaton will hot J a publlo h#*rInc tn (l.t.rmtn# th* ftatlblllly of rcconinifnllnc tn th» Board of County ContmlMlon•ra that th* following l#*crlb,«d proprrty pr*>«nI1r ion*d -A-l Aarh'uitur* b* *.*n**l C-J Cotnni*rclali ll*». isy ft K o' NIV corner of lot 1, run i: : t i ft, h so ft. »> it set ft. X £o ft tn begin nine, Irrndal* Ruhillvtaton. Public lircling will b» h.lil ltt the Prtntnul* County Court llouvo, County ComintMtonera 2. Notices • fersonsls 6. For Rent CLASSIFIED INDEX CARD OF THANKS ROOMS, The Gable*. 401 Lost & Foiuitl The family o f the late Mr*. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Notices - Personals Education - Instruction Sybil Routh wishes to thank the many friend* and neigh­ Three room furnished Transportation bors for the kindcascs of apartmem. 2101 Mggnolig, Food flowers, cards and food 545. 2 Bedroom Furnished For Kent brought to them in their Apartment. Robert A. Wil liA Hikerhd Notices bams, Plktnc FA 2-39*51. recent sorrow. 7. Business Rentals !. 2. 3. I. 5. 6. 8. Reach R entals 'J. F u r Sale o r R en t 10. Wanted to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Suit* IS. Morttrairtt Loans 1-1. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 1C. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 10. Situations Wanted JO. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salima *» <y Build • Paint • Repair «eb, 23. Ruildini: Materials 2-1. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 20. Rnt'lo & Television 27. Special Services 28. Imumlry 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 - Trucks 37.. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trullers - Cabanas The family o( Mrs. Sybil Routh Jlir ^aiilttril lirrulil SWKKTIK I>IK Tues. Mar. 5, '03—Rage 7 12. Real Estate For Sale 26. Kadlu & 'television By Nadine Seltzer 2 Bedroom furnished house. 2424 Willow Ave. FA 2-2418. 3. Education - Instruction Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ REGISTRATION open for ped. 108 W. mill St. Pb. Good Shepherd Christian FA 2-4878. Day, Scltool, A and 5 year olda. Nursery, $15; kinder­ Unlurrrishea 2 b e d r o o m garten $10. Transportation house. 82f> Escambia. Ph. available for city and out­ FA 20274. lying areas. 322-7312 or llousea lor rent. Fur infor­ FA Z-37 IS. mation contact Ted Wil­ Sewing lessoni starting next liams Hardware, 205 E. week. Beginners A adtanc25lh St. rd. Mornings or eveningi. 2 UR Duplex, excellent loca­ FA 2 71182. tion, electric kitchen. looi-U I. Tram-port it Iion * S. Elm. 51 ay be seen after 3 p. m. Call F \ 2-55SH. WANTED. Ride” to_Norih«rn New York after Mar. 3. Call st Flour Apartment furnish­ TE 8-577*1. ed stki, L a ke Mary, Pit. FA 2-1737. (i. For Kent Furn. 2 Bedroom House. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Adults. No pels. FA 2-7tW4. equipped. $75 tuunlh. I’ll. UNFl'RN. 1st Floor. .1 rms. FA 2-530.1. bath. 2 screened porches. 'You and your imagination! I ca n iust see you bringing 3 Hedroom Iktuw. 2400 StevIiama a hobo for din— 1" 3(W Magnolia Ave. Apply upens Avc. Phone 319-4671. alalrs evenings. 6. For Rent NICELY' Rim. 6 room house. Unfurnished 2 Itetlruum home, 6. For Kent FA 2-0237, 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3234 12 Bedroom* bouse, kitchen Unfurnished 2 tH'*lr<a*m house. Kitchen equipped. 15U5 Dou­ or FA 2-0525. furnished, on Lake Golden. 1 Hit. House, nicely furn­ glas Ave. FA 2-ii*5«. Near base. Call FA 2-4o(5 ished. $05 mo. FA 2-8544. Clean comfortable 2 iK'druuin during day, FA 2 1730 after FumBhed $ao<u or unturntshApartment. Close to town. Furnished Apartment Close 3:30 ed 87U.OU iwr moiith. 2 BedFA 2 0W7. in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-1013 DKiin huu»e. FA 2-2247. Large 2 bedroom Trailer on l \ 1*411 > T V J l t H i K ' l r o i HT, ( o i >t v , 1*1*0h - Unfurnished 2 bedroom liuuse. NICE LARGE 2 .UIL turn, large lake. Adults only. Ph. 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ apt (lit heal and fireplace. 111% Kitchen equipped. FA 2 3051. FA 2-7J08. ment. Downstairs, large h i* Tile bath, 1700 Magnolia. K L O K E N V E L. r A U T ^ V , rooms. Call 322404). ROSE COURT, 1 UR. turn. $tki. FA 2-3951. I 2 Ik droum Apartment, la rgr Near base. 2015 Sanford M in n ; to iiri'cncil porch. FA 2-3164 F u r n i t b r i l Apartment. 3 TO U.I* I'KRkOMi II %%IM* RENT A BED Ate. NO 8 4323. c n i Mk till II 1: 11 1 \ II * Room., hath. 2 tkmlile tied*. be tween 8:W a. in. ami 6 Rolluway, Hospital A Baby o a i v i T ha 111 i:* r v i i:i 110 W. Third St. 1 It ED ROOM Huusctraiter. P- in. Bed*. Y * »u a in i Mavli wf y o u n.f« titrrtkjr llo tlflid Atnl Water and electricity fur­ lly Day, Week, or Mouth lo flU »ny cliitmB »n«l nished. Adults only. Pliune CARROLLS FURNITURE STHNSTROM RENTALS 6 A Spec ini Not teen i!u niJ» vtliieh )(«□♦ itr FURNISHED EA 2 1305. rif yciy, rns) hnve *«UI Ph. FA 3-5181 118 W. 1st St. REMINDER Legal Notice ttooni. Hon ford. P lo r h lu . nit AV*ih***<luy-, M a t c h 11. at 7.•io P. M. or 4 i ao on t l i * r * . a , t t * r »■ p--»»lblr. H tm lnol* County Zoning Coninitx»t,.n In lh«* o f f k ’t i»f H"ii. *• I t y : R o b e r t * . rtr.in u S cn iln ol* County Zonin g 1 *. Y tfi tu fi M i t t J r . , Cuuui> J a d f i i of S« m lti ol« C »u ti ty . at D irector h i t off lc # In tlie Cou rt Publlali Feb. :< A Mar. S. In Hanford. F l o r i d a within CDF-II c a l a n d a r m onU is fr o m th e tim e of th « fl r« t puhllcaMon o f th l * \ O T If K OF M IT n o l l e * . E a c h c l a im or d*n».md of tiik m unt b t In w i l t loir atnl «’«n* •TA TK OP P l . O I I I I I I TOt Wlt.l.l.VM D.U.Td N UI.'.V- ta i n th* p U c o <if ncBldcni a an d Foiup and UCTTT Gulf­ p o i t o f f la a a d d r a t i o f Ul« ia DU) If.V*V>l ID. hi* wlte, i l u t m a n t ainl ntuat ha aw orn t« by th a c l a i m a n t , h i* a * « n t rcahlaix'* unknown, vnu auk nmtiittv n u ti - o r a t t o r n e y , o r the aarno ahull 3 Bedr’m Furn. House I1UU.U0 WKLARA APARTMENTS: 3 Bedr'm Furn. Kit. Rooms private baths, 114 Equip ......................$110.00 W. First St. 2 Bedr'm Furn............ $ 05.00 Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ 2 Bcdr'iu Furn. Ktt. chen equipped. FA 2-3048. Equip............................t 80.00 FA 2-6147. J . W. Hall, Realty FA 2-3G41 Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. 1st St. :i BEDROOMS 1 BATH $165 UNFURNISHED INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. HARRISONS ■1:1. F u rn itu re PERSONAL RADIO A ATTRACTIVE 3 HR, 2 hath LARGE SELECTION of used refrigeratory, $2 ) and up T.V. SERVICE house. Living room over­ with or without trade. looking lake, curled drive. Wc repair Phono Changers 203 Citrus Drive, Ravenna FURNITURE CENTER Radio & T.V., Auto Radios 11U0 Flench Ave. 1 DAY SERVICE Park. Call FA 2 8140 alter 5:30 p. m. 23th St. 1 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 Ph. 323-0655 WANTED reliable couple to ROBERT A. WILLIAMS take up monthly payments 27. Special Services Realtor of 813.50 on 3 complete Raymond Lundquist, Asso. rooms of furniture. Call FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. LAWN SERVICE TK 8-1511, Casselberry, col.Mowing, edging, fertilising, Icet. 3 HU. 2 bulb, fenced bock etr. Satisfaction guaranteed. yard, air conditioner, Kit­ FA 2 1817. KKEK ESTIMATE chen equipped. 3300 S. Park Upholstering A Mattress ren* Ave. FA 21701. WELLS DntLLr.3, PUMPS, ovating. New A Used Furnu SPRtNKER SYSTEMS lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. L.M.N. ENTERPRISES All Types and Sues Co., al 7u» Celery Ave. lias purchased b e a u t i f u l We Repair and Service FA 2-2117. wooded area at larngdalc. S T I N E See Mr. Ferguson at sales Machinery and Supply Co. •II. Ar Helen For Sale office and pick your lot 20T W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 and Iwuae models. Low 1931 Zig Zag Sowing .Machine down—low monthly paymt>. Repairs Wanted Darn*, makes button link's, Carpentry and Painting Willi guarantee. 5 Payments ANOTHER FABULOUS BUY Plume 322-5805 of $6 40. FA 2-9111, AT CRYSTAL LAKE. Open beam cun*t ruction, stunc Saws Sharpened Ladies shorts, 99c. Sleeping (treplace, 3 betlimim ami a Vic's Grind Shop bags. $6 88 Sale. Surplu* optkmnl ru n in, FlornU flit Myrtle Avenue City. 20| w. t. rtNiin, 2 tile bath*, fully air18' Boat trader $100. 25“ comlltionctl. Ixicatiuu South Southern Air Riding .Mower, new $75. end ot Crystal Drive, l.nrh Arbur. E. A. Jarrctt. Build­ lli'iitiiiR • A ir (.'um litioiiiiiK ! Electric Guitar, amplifier and mike $ 100. Mossburg 4 er. FA 2-3378 or FA 2-3077. Sale*—Repair—Contracting power Scope $5.00. 322-3114, FREE ESTIMATES 3 Bedroom, t hull,. Excellent FA 2 8321 Used Air-Conditioner*. From condition, lot Oakland Dr. 2302 Oak $to up. All sue* A make*. Mmith'y payments 178 tti. FRIGIDAIRE 83I-1U37. Ph. EA 2 son. Evenings Sales A Service FA 2-5810. Used G. E. Automatic Wither G. It. HIGH '57 model. 322 6305. 1700 W. 1st St. Sa nturd REDUCED Ph. FA 2-3883 licit room, P a bath home FREE use of our Carpet located at 1200 Oak Ave., Shampoocr with ourchasa Monuments, Cemetery work 3 blocks from the Catholic of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Also la'ttering on Stones church, close to schools and Carroll’* Furniture. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. other churches. This home 2317 M.'ll.mulle Avc. 150 ton* of cage poultry it priced realistically at Phone FA 2 6419 manure. TE 8-2633. $11,250, down payment a . low a* St,7ik>. We know iliut Piano Tuning amt Repair llaby furniture. FA 2-1837. this home i s an excellent W, L. Harmon — |*'A 2-4223 DDL'111.K Holly wuuit lied, with value. has spring A mallrei*, ma­ JtL Atilumolille Service ple vanity and dresser, with Seminole Realty 2 mirrors, sell (his week, AUTO GLASS $95. 6 It. Croslcy Refriger­ 1901 S. Park Ave. INSTALLED ator in good operating con­ FA 2 5232 anytime .Sunkarik Ginas ami l'aiiil dition $35. Call FA 2- 5232. Furnished house across from Conijutny new high .school in Sanford. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 35. Article* Wanted $4500. Phone Apupka 886 4819. AUTO - RADIO 1 Electric chain holtt. tt ton 1.AKKVIEW Home for sale or Drive-In Repair Service or l tou. DcBary 068 5713. trade (or a tiled larm on the PERSONAL RADIO & T. V. west side of Saniurd. Call 2ath SI. A Sanford Ave. 130' Used yard lence 4 to 3' high, 13 posts 8 to 7'. I FA 2-7898 day* or FA 2 6368 Pli. 323 0655 File cabinet. FA 2-8380 aft­ nights. e r - * p.m. 1 BEDROOM CU house. Flor­ ill. Poultry - Livestock ida room, fenced yard. Large Shetland ponies; 1 36. Automobile! • Trucks Furnished ur unluniishrd. gelding, I mare. $150 each IBM Ford Custom, clean, ra­ Phone FA 2 3727, vstlh new saddles and bri­ dio, h e a l e r , automatic dles. 322-9162. b u y - il iF thk M onth transmission. Good mechan­ Fully equipped machtlm simp ical condition and good rub­ PONIES BIZ with touts ami equip­ $<X) & up. 17 to choose trout. ber. $163. Call FA 2 3388 af­ ment for a H of value—a ter 3 p. m. Ph. FA 2 5319. Roy Harrow. bargain II yuu only wanted New Upsala Rd. 1957 Mercury Monterey, 3 the equipment—Total price tone, white wall tires, auto81.500 00 and you're in bust31 A. Pclh malic transmliiion, power MSI, See tills gUICKI steering, radio, heater. Good WE HAVE BUYERS 3 BLACK MALE Poodle*. mechanical condition and For small acreage <3. 5, A 10 Pedigreed 2 very small. good rubber. $500. Phone acres up) reasonably priced. Reasonable Ph. nt8 illof and FA 25588 alter 5 p.m. Alto, need farm* and larg­ 838 2918. er acreage. List with us SHETLAND STALLIUN. and 37. Koutn - Motor* now. new saddle. $125. 322 U255. M A Y F A 1 It humes from CLIPPING BY Appointment. Gileway Tu The Waterway RoIjmui S|>ortinK Goods SU.Vju. All real buys, sonic Animal Haven Boarding Your KVINRU’J E Dealer with good terms. Kennel. FA 2-5752. 304-8 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5981 3 Bedrooms 1 baUi t so 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 3 BR, 2 baths $123 3 UH. m baths Silk) 9. For Sale or Rent i» tun aam: Other unfurmthed r e n t a l , If you like country living. front $80. 3 Bedroom, 2 hatha. On M*uth aide of big Lake Water for Imutlng, Stenstrom Really Mary. F IH D that F P D P I 1 A I . N'A- ha void. etc. Orango tries. Approxi­ K v a l y n F . NaUon TluNAG MOHTilAitt: Ana**2 UH House. Kitchen equip­ n r . w i T n r r r n i \t t Aa KaacutrlA of a a l d mately 21 a acres. FA 2 9182. C1ATION, ti.i\ lug filed In title Real Estate — Slorlgagca 7BM\I. r<»B|Bia«%|||\ ped, 123 (WOT. tiitite Court tte sworn HIM of ComY n i l r r «*f PwMIr l l m r l n v 111 N. Park Avc. FA 2 242J plaint, tti* nature and purpue* J o h n la A* 27' completely f u r n i s h e d Niltlce I* !trr*»h)' k IVa M, Ul.lt FURNISHED Cottage. Phone of which 1* to foreclue* that A t t o r n e y a t l*aw i l U r ooiivlilcr*itJfMt« t h«- 8 *m l* llousetrailer. FA 2-3884. New completely furnished 2 _ certain mortgage aaecuted by V. u- Uoa 1S3< FA 2-2800. tiol* County ZonlriK Uomtnl*"ltoy llrooka llanitner and Apopka. F l o r i d a • lan Hill hold n publta lic.Trbedroom home. FA 2-2577. 1 New Itouse m ar Lake Mary. . Olady* V. Hammer, hie wife, I'ubllah Feb, 1». S« A Mar. Ins tu 4*t«rm ln« that f**>ltilll« to Lawyer* Mortgage and Title I. 11. lltl. !y o f rfcoimiiPii.lliiK to tli« 322 3098. NEWLY FURNISHED 'arge Company, on the Jrd day of CDF-i I U o t r i of PiMintv Cumin In* Inn2 lilt, duplex. UUi St. LongJuly. A. D. that eald or* that the foil< $wInif <lc»a*rltiMIIICU tlF M IT .VU1II B o t * hi i t Complaint praya for an an* •4 property iirrscntly toncii 12. Real Etdute For Snle wood. 838-3293. IN Tin: NAwr OF THU i> T i l l ; W H i : o i T l i M counting to be taken under IM A lti»!i)»n ti«l Atnl A-1 a n t i : OF Fl.olilllA •i t v i i : o r r i . o i i i i i v the direction of the Court for To: HLoliUi: ELM Lit M»c- V f r l c u U u r i l h# n»neU C -l lu . HCIIN -VHD C. till ANil Ktt 2 BR. Iinuve, 817 Catalina. •what l» du* the Plaintiff tor NEAt. and MAHV DEAN C o m m c r c t e l : T h r V:$•»t ii<* ft and U t .N L V A U liU eV .SU St. Johns Realty principal and Inter**! on eeld of i h t H *^0 f: «tf o [itirtH M»rNEAE. hi. wife; r ; n . hU w i f e ; 2 Bedroom Duplex. Jalousie THE TIME TESTED FIRM niurtgage and mortgage not* i1c»'*rlhf«l T h e W\V* i»f th e Traidctici! unkliow n. t #hldi ni'e uiilinotvn. and tor the mate, etineaca and jurch, kitchen equipped. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 28123 YOU ARE HKItBHV NuTl- 14VV** W r i t o f H ea r I a Iio TOU AIKS* IIHKKIIY M»TI* eapenaee including attorney*' Flltll FKDKItAI, NA­ ItfBKl B ill) X itF tll ffif till* H (111 • Flt:»» llial nil'KItAle NA­ Carpurle. Nic*! yanl. Ph. feea and alulract free and TIONALthi»l mad H pc I : o -21H-2?K ASSO­ TIONAL VIOHTil AUK that In default of *Uch pay* CIATION, llollTlIAHE IMMEDIATE FA 2-1996. l*li h lie hell r I Hi w ill h r li c T4 i ' M T I d N, h a v i n g f 1I»«J In t ills havlhg filed tti tbli merit, title, intercut, eatate. i'ourt tin *wurn In I ho HrmUinle C ou n ty i V u r t Cuui t H* ■u urn Hill uf CumRill nf L'nmOCCUPANCY claim, demand and euuliy of (,|«tnt. til* nature and pur- IJ4au»*'. *"ulltlt) CUBimloilumTa r*deminion of the Defendant* po.e nf whloh l* In fore».'loe* llouiib S i n f o r 4 . ri<>rhl« no |il.»Ini. thi nalur» ami pun*«*« Luke Cottage, Furn. FA 2 6106 3 Bedroom, ti* bath, no qual­ w h ic h i* th at and all perauna claiming by. tliat oerlalu murtgago eaaeul- W r.|nridi|% M i r r h IS. 19 AS Hi of ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. a rialK i i i u r i g a g * * m a i 4 i l hy HOUSE on Cameron Ave. through, under or agalnal rd bv tleorge Elmer Mac'Ni-lt 7:30 l*. Xf o r i o o n th r r c u f t i* r *IUrtiAf.1 »*. tl r a r i K r r an d IU * Iamgdale subdivision, lamg them or any of them, he ah- nud Mary Dean MgvN'aal. til* poM lblt East side between .Celery in %i« ftruittfor, h i* wlfa, tu "gfdutely barred and fute.lo*. wife, lu l4.w yeia Mortgage wood. Srm lnrdi County /.m in i; i a u ) i i r i Murttfarfr and T i l l * ami Geneva Ave. | Bed*d; aald ault being filed In und rule Company, on th# 11th Comml»*lon ( ‘om iian>, uti U mi - 11* da> uf the Circuit I'ourt, of the -Ninth day of June. * 1fit*. that aald riNiini*, sc IiihiI tiu,. .top. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ Hy It. 1^. Ilrown Julia, |»4»; Ilia! aahl t'uni|da111t Judicial Circuit. In and for Complaint pray* tor an ac­ htm lnolc County /idilnis |ira>» fo r an •ougunUii4( tu h« yuiet nelghtHirhood. Kit­ ner lot facing lake, luu ftemlnol* County. Florida, In counting to he t*k, n under th* Dlrtotor ( « b » n timl^r flic 0lr#< tloii of chen equipped. $.91 a month Chancery, entitled FKDlSItAL dlracthm "f the Court for what I 'u bllah F#h ?6 4 Mar, I. Watts Drive, S u n I i it d Lake front cottage fur only il.* Court fur w hat I* du«* th* NATIONAL MOllTWAiiK AI-HO- la due till Plaintiff for prlln-l32. Flowerw - Slimlm FA 2-8115. IMuIntiff fur id lm lp a l and In38, Molorcyrlex • ScooterH Estate. FIIA in service. Cl ATP >.N, a corporation organ- pal $3,500no. That's rigid! and Ititere.l on *-ld mort­ larrat «*fi »«ld m n rtg a g r ami i oi \ r\ tied under all Alt of iVngreaa gage and murtgago nolo and $450 down, monthly $H4.75, PETUNIA. Snapdragon, Pantnortaay** nut« ami fur th a 2 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. Motor Scooter* • Cycle*. Uaed and ealetlng pureuant to the f„r the triati. , hargea anil #*I I I.V I V I I n i M M l B B K I V ro itf. r h a rg ra and #sp«n*aa. VA nothing tlown. FA 2-8074 Coiy, clean homes, realist!ale stuck. V » (l i'r ait I'd litl r l l r i r l i m Federal National Mortgage A*. peliaea Vespa I960, $139.95. $63. 2815 Elm Avc. I—- lipltlig attorney a I m l nd I hk aiifirfiei'# far a iirnl or FA 2 2118. Nolle* !■ hrit'hy nlvrn, thill! guctatlim Charter Act, Plain­ l i r a and aliatrail f . e * and that GIIAPEYII.I.E NURSERY a* I f r« * Alitl that In d» • rally priced from $3oo down 1-ewl* Sale* A Service tiff. vrreua \\ ll.l.l V\| DALToN In default of eiii'b payuugit a f t e r L'unridrf» 11tm, th r hem I* lihalf fri uli nf ■m l» paunctil* llt l t , In* Grapevllle Ave, Near 20lh M. 3517 Cuunlry Club Hd. and I IIA terms. DI’NFmRD and lltITTV l/UI- title. Intrfeel - , | j t i 3 fled room, 2 bath limi.c, *tatm. dude C o u n ty /tint ti u coiimnli** 1r r* * i t •la i*-. claim * 4 *,n*,i ml W111 ll k»! (1 (I p il hi I f lir.tr* mild # ( f u lly u f rr d m iiiiU u ti u f IkC. DUNFDIID, hi" wife, and demand ai-d oiiultj of red* nipPh. FA 2-7928 »2ou down Mid take ovei UliA.NIIt; CTIHTV i -mMPANV, II,,„ ,,f tli. I o fi i.'l , III* and all (111*, I'M d I" l »■rill III r* th e fc hist Dll I- Hi, j tr ft i id a h U and nil pnraoim i 33. Furniture I INI I I I' 4 411 IIT III* payment > of $73.tMI jh-i *and till Mi K\V* n '11 tViaiD I'ltu- |>eraoua elaltnbig by, llirongh* ly uf HMUummrndlnu to i h r i lu I in In ■ li|* Hi run a tu* uiid** r nr tIVh i :I III; v iv t ii j i i i h i i i . ru tSlemper Agency Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 59 VESPA Grand S|>ort. lilh'TP C ( I N C . , Defendatila, under or ngaltiet them or any I!•>* r d o f C u u n ty Cotiiinlakiton* a If a I nal tliriii or an> nf til •111, month. FA 2-1862. being Chancery c*»e No. 1I*IT, of them, be abeolutely barred • r* t loti th e f a l Inm ! nit »Ir-•. rlD- lu« ahaululsty b a r r e l and fnra* I I IT OF w o F i l l ! ai'eMIOwner transferred. Mu»t Mil'll i in v rv . i t .mi in s. praying a f»r*clo*ure nf eald al.d (ortcloeed ; «*1d ault being •d p r o p e r l y p r r e e n t l y ■»'H*d c l u a rd ; sa I-I ph II b e i n g filed In Service 9 ,'iiti tin. Cash. REAl/rutt - INSURUIt sacrifice. 122 Hays Drive, 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Erne mortgage on the following filed In the c i r c u it Court of ft* 1 A \ Muffle 1**4$mlly lt« el- lint r i r c u l t i ' o u r t nf H it Nin th I II VVI H ill VII. IMM SUPER TRADING POST Cuunlry Club Manor. •geecrlbed Land. I>lng and be- the Ninth Judicial Circuit In (JeniinV be l o n r d R > U (Mnfle J u d i c i a l r i r c u l t . In and l « r T i l l : IIOHION f i v k c k .n th ed tiackyunl. Alr-eondlliun- FA 2 199! Itllfl S. French Ave MAY IN'! Ml II.VNK FA 2-0677 tng In gemlnol# County, Flor* anil f o r Seminole County, F lo r­ Kftntily it. B i - u n i i a i : u t f i hmnlliule I 'u u n ib Florida. In er. Kitchen equipped. I aiw HI. S B uni inns W anted I'U ln tlff. (ill, to*wit: ida. In Chancery, entitled th ru >, U k c J«a$iu» T e i r j i o i i l i a n c f i ) . 4*ii!ltlrd FKIHIjIAle V >, 311. TruiUrw • CfthunnH |*r*l 31, H'uok S, \VI*ATII- F E D E I I A I . NATIONAL M 'd lT - bu bilt%i«inn, iluwn payment, .wnu s Park Usrd fur.iitur*. appliances, NATI m NAI, M<*ltT<IAUi: AHI*«>I'u b l l o h e a r i n g will be twM 1’ IAT IO N , a «*(jr|*urn(luii u r g n n - IlMllF.m F. T U K M I ' L H . a t u b KIIMFIHLD FlltHT a d d i ­ OAtlK AkSoCi ATI* i N. * c o r ­ Child Care. FA 2 2274 Ave FA 2 1761 I lrf« iii| a ti t ■ tooU. <<tc Bought * Sold. licit Ilf x 50' nirhardson 2 t io n , according to the poration orgunlied under an In t h e tieuiliiuU County Court Ii unde r all A c t uf C u l - u r t a i plat thereof, ae recorded A i t of O u t g o e» at.d eat.lin g I I oubv, C ou n ty C u m m l M t o i n r i and f-ilBltnir p u r i u a n t tu (lie %%«i:> iii n vin i n : u r at n Larry's Marl 215 Sanfuryl bedroom llousetrailer. Call IV Children kept. FA S-4182. M O D E L H O M E In Plat H«ok It. Pag* «« Inirauant to tti* Federal Na­ Haunt, Hiinforda. KlorMta. on F e d e r a l National .MurtKUtfu M iiiit(i vlet; t oil>;t M iiu ir . Ave. I’ll. FA *2-4133 322 8758. \V i d i i t M s r i ' h 13, U»4I »t Public Records of nemlnol* tional Mortgage \* .octal Ion A»»uclatioH i h a r i c r A cl, r i a l n - ' l l l i H o b a rt 2 Bedroom, kitchen cqtll Iped. I T ra m p a r and 1:10 I*. M o r Boon t h e r e ­ i Iff. .... '. *8 a Ilf, onl, Lhll< earc. YA 3 07 B, County, Florid*. varaua I l K I l N A I tU C. C h a rte r A*t. Plaintiff, $61 moutli 2825 N «IU‘> A. T r« iii| ta r# It I a a f t e r a a jitJisJtdr Hubject to a ullllty n e t- O E i i R i i E ELMER MacNEAI. 4ii4<l OK.SKV A I* n lfr Kelli III (It1 Cajuuty Xontvui «IUA.N«li:U mild over the aoUlb four­ and MART l>KAN l l a i NE l E Ave, * l i t AN* t Hit* hla « l f * . I i a f t m l * i t i a i m ; v i r*i i o h o en ‘J I . Ilrnuty Siiimia i Tmn p i I pp I oii -- r _ teen (14k feel. ■ it 1$*. liaJnir r i l R I i r t r / r » M No. I VII TIN 111 |»m. 1 1 hla wife. Deletidai.D I,"tog ------------------- ---- ----- •lu I iiiltifc Hr i It *(ti* r i K. Mr«iwn To».ti..r f " " " ' " f Chancery <,c»e No- IP d, l f * l ' p r a y i n g a fo ra ch -anr# (liiitol wbLb ht, ilslounls, till" Sr min oh C v u u t y ZouH ii HARRIETT'S BEAUTY M j OK Item of property which l» Rig u furecloauti' ■f aetd tnulf* ■■Id in or tu na ti *iti tb'* f*dUm * Opr ur a f t i I n a l ilia •fura * D irector located In and permanently In- gag* on III* following dea« rib* IfiK dv»crlh«d land. 1> lng and Cuinplelc Beauty Service Hunt Realty , Jim •aid p r r i d n t M i l l e d aa p a r i o f the Improve­ ell land, lying and being in Publlah rtb. t« * Mar I. hr |UK in Nt in Inula Cuuuly* Y<Ml \ HE li*r *b | n ii l l f l a d Evruing App'dntmcnts m e n t on aald l a n d : llu r ld a . t o * m il: Seinlnul* Cugnty, » lotlda, to- cu r-a i Office FA 2-2111 tNTKHNATluNAL OF CTIleUl IS. Hiuch s. W I .A - H ia t a O j i i i i t l a l m tu fu r a c lu n t 105 So. Ouk FA 2-5742 B h N I M l I . h « 411 M l a « a r t tin t u u r t a a g a a n c u i n l i a r 1959 I OBI I,.VC I Dour, II. Villi' Vii Uund. ...... 92393 CA rt'llNACE MODEL No. wit:J/d it. Illock t « LA­ Nljilt* FV 2-0841 T l l h H N F I K L D F l l t H T A l i * lliH y i l M V U 4 4>V4B4l»4l4l% t b r fo lJ . o luK d l l c r l U i l ollk 14 K-l> h I T f O N , a c c u r d ln g l o plat THI. I t kHEI D HRS', AD­ 195s I III 5 I Door. Air l umliliim 893 Cut 'V Curl Itrauty Shop 323 0700 V u l l r t uf l**»Mlr I l m l R i r*-al prijp ariy. tu « w l l : The eaprea* auumaratioo lliffrauf. r e f o l d e d In I'lut DITION, according I** flat I...: i. in jok A. i M UN T H Y 2554 Park Ut 1961 CIIM I Dour Station Wagon. V-8. Aulo. NutKa Is li«r«b> g l \ t n , th a t 1793 Sanford. Fla Special on Perms. Call for of th* foregoing Item eltall '* tlierOof recorded In Plat liuuk IS. I*a ga e l . I’ uhltc f t * r e o n * l d * r a t l o u . th« Mtuil* 4 L L U M A N o l l . U N I T NO not be deemed to limit or 1960 m in i I Duor, 6 Uyl., Siundaiil Tran*. Hac«>rd# o f henittiula C o u n ­ appointmriit, 3 Senior ofic1193 Rook 1!. Page <* Public •nol# 3 a tx u rd li ig tn Ota plat County / u n to * C om m itreatrlcl the applicability ty. Flurtda* home. 3 Bedroom, 2 Record* of Seminole Coun­ •Ion will 1959 I HI V I Door Station Wagon, 6 Cyl. th a r a u f •• r r e o r d - d In F l a t Praver hold a p u b lic b e a r ralurs. Free imrklng lots. 1193 of any other language T o g e t h e r filth Ilia fulluwing ty. Florida. bulb. Awuiiiit payment*. 318 Palmi'llo \ve. iWaok 13 I’a g t * lb Bbd ;• Ilia fea»|MM1959 UI.DS I Door Hardtop. Power and Ait Lund 1395 dtecrlblng In general term* 322 0831 •xiul|iniant: Together with the following It n> * otuf datwrmlna reco in m ei niluif to tha F u D lb ’ IliKur d* o f Metnl$67.60. 322 6742. I N T F H N A T I O N A I , «»r t T l other property Intended equipment: 1958 I tlRII station Wagon, 6 t )l„ Aulo. .... ......... 893 Hoard o f C o u n t y CufiimlaBluii('u u n l y , F l u rld a , . to b* tmvered hereby. •*.V miKACK. MotiFk .NO. |ia« tiula INTERNA1 RiNAI. <'h < Tf- $>• t h a t th « fo lio a l t * * d»Bcrl bb* e*n f Had a a a t (1* t |uU l»> J I . K lrrln cal ServIrcB 195s ITIKVOI.lv 1 ‘ j Tun Pickup. 6 Fyl...... — — 893 OIIH I S K * D j You. and each of you, are FA FFIIN'AFE. Mi'DEI. NU. ed I BEDROOM pro p arty p ra«e n tly i r d i J You. an d m i l l o f j u g , a r e (he a h u v f - B t y l * d * u i t, atnl >uu lierebr notified to file par1957 FORD Cuunlry Sedan. Overdrive ..... Dllk *4 E-D CIS A*t A * k-a l l u r e an d K - I A h a r « b y r r q u l r a d t o ff ta i>tr* a r a ia<4ulr«(i tu * « r i * ■ ru p) 2 I nil bulb. Sec furnished 4 RIGIDM ltF. got,*11) or bj atlornel, In the You. and eocti '-f >,,0* are ln g U KamHjr IU «M ei (U al be j our b iiw *r or fitliar 1956 I (lltlf St a I inn Wagon, V-8, Automatic 393 ■ u n a l l j . n r by a f i u n i v | . In th r of mudcl at .sales ufliee out »rft r of Hi* Clerk of eald herrt.y required to file pef* naoiitd Sale* A Service C - l C o m i n t r r l e l : /run* o f f i c e uf Hie I ' l t r l i o f an Id FI t a d i bit to Hit i/oinplalfit on Court, In til* County Court aotially or by gttorney, In th* f t 1* pu«l 1956 CADILLAC Srdan, lleV ilk. I'owrr, Air fund. 893 20lh St. ami Upvala Road, 34 •t H k l o i : CcMirl, In i ha Htinl nul e Cuunijf l i a h i t l f f • at Usi n r >a, ANUI.H Huutc Wiring, Free Estimate* Houee. >H Hanford. Hemlnul* office uf Die Cl'fh of eald Ho S to t h e lieutlou IN, HI M I. ULA N laOWN1958 1*1,5 .VIIH 'l'II I Ilnur, V-8, Std. 'Iran *.......... N It W' o f C o u n t i y I ' o u r i Ituuea. In Han ford, Hein* 495 oppu*iit church, central Siil Vihirn * Randall Electric County. Florida, on or before I'ourt. In the County ' “dj't Club tlian o« HVVTy Inide Cuutlty* Fl ori d a, ■n nr 11KM a. \ j* iii d u m H K I P ! . 1* 1958 tht jflh day of MaicU, A. D., Itoue*. to kauford. Seinluol* along NHoad OI.IIS MIDDLE 89, I Door, Air Fund. ....... 793 heat prepared for Air-condi­ Uu ft tu I'Utl. b«*iofe t h e I Silt d a y o f Me re Hi. U u t C a n l r a l A v a im t , u r l a n d u f 112 Magnolia Pit. EA 2-U9I5 ■-144I. your app»*tui.c*. anawer County. Florida, on „t befote Itun V l <It/W IWlit CHEVROLET '( luu Pkkup, Auto. Tran*. 1393 ; ft ptue ur inlnua, As Da l l i l i F l o r i d a , an d f i t * th a u r l g l p a l tion. J MUP g|»|*ew 1 - i •or Ollier defensive pleading* th* i:th day of March. 1»*». t h t n c f XVVly el to .N’ a hi* er 1960 < IIEV ROI.El «*r f i t l i r f drfanalv a Alia mar o r ottoar I T a a d l b g In 1093 Fun Pickup. 6 Cylinder to tb* Complaint In thl# eauee your appearance, anawer or It w C o u n t r y C para Jo . I’ himlnim S c iv ic e s 412,011(1 b ituad to * f»t«Adlng» I u the rn* rn f i a Ilit In Hi* o ff Ira *if i h a C l a r k uf t tic and »1»n eerve unv'i kind­ other defeneOe pl.adluge to point H i ft C lu 1959 1*1,5 >M11 III 2 Dour, 6 Cylinder 695 uf » II U a.r Ih l* cau«e and a k u l*> e e r i e C i r c u i t Cou rt i»ii or b t f u r a l h a Lovv-IxiW down payment er*. McEwa". nnhwar* A th* CwmpUlut I,' tide i*ua* VI 111an Huad* lh aiice H lu N 1959 CHEVROLET I Duur. 6 Cyl.. Stand. Tran*. 11*8 f Marah. 1»<|. If :*ih -u> ti lion x under* \f c k u a ti Alim*, aitonitk* for th# Plaln- and ateo to **r\# up„h ktiider*. K/Vi $711.0(1 A MONTH Countrj II - 1 h l i H u n A Mime. a l t o l M ) * for >uu full lu *1(4 *■>>. A (]«l I «■« 1958 EORII I Duur H.T.. V-8, Eairlanr SIIO, Aulo. S93 .dpr. a copy "f »»ld pleading*. 4l< Eu cl,. Hchwaia •» 'Rn • at­ PAYS ALL Vb i ll Is* l i t k ’ t4 * C ly and Nh ly a l o n * m e FlalnlUf, a nip y nf •aid p m CUl)f 1957 DODGE I Door Hardtop L'uupr, Vulu. 493 , other wD. eald Hill ■•( Com- torney. (or On I'lalnlRf. a ilyntc r iI.** ralltff tit* I O I| N It/VV C o u n t ry C lub It «•*! t«* l>l• udlnast, y(|i**rw|i* ru M m i l 1956 OLDS 2 Dour, Aulo. — plaint, will he taken ae con- copi ,.f .aid pleading* “'her- It ill 213 It .. I.<l In ' in* OuiiiplnSiiL nf 4 < utfiliiliii a. ill b e t *n ii* 3 HR. I l l bath home, in I'luinbinp &. Heating f e e d by lull and aacli of Wla# h M Dili ' 1935 PLYMOUTH J Duur, 6 CyL Sid. 295 ............ itlc h * J t i 1 4 M ill tat h e ld n i h f t i n t ) b) |(>u and n u l l <#f Tltlp Null* 9 • lu ll l a puuwill be taken *• rugfeeeen ty in I 'M Cuunlry Club. Well cared AIR CONDIriUNING 1950 CHEVROLET i , Ton Pickup ____ ______ _ 1195 n « fk fu r fo u r «tt« * t h i a •initial* C o u n t y C o u rt >4*11 rU|K>NE VND ulll'LltED IMe yuu and #a*h * f IIo u m . r u y u t r C o n tm U n u n tr i toka It) tli* The 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Dour, Auto. 1M CUN I HALT and R EPA IR .............. for. deep well, fenced yard. i .NJ; a .M* o|«|*| It |: I * m i * I'OIHM 4'Ull% 4 tliid da> of February t *’ • OOVI: t NI' i iRI't.I.I i > •1"* Huoui K auford F l o r i d a , on liftI m ila» I dl r u s r i , a( ha it for it l l v t a l J 1958 PONTIAC I Door Hardtop. Auto. ...... ...... 493 IMS, at kau ford, komluole l tth duy et I •o r - . r y . J ►'•- » ' \V •d|>e#4la>. M arc h I I . I»UI a t H tifir*» ul >-ll1no1« Very low down payment. WORK :-D.| 4 | *4 > I M l i:l» Ihl* 4'faUlil). 1951 i f BID 2 Door. Stand,, Shill ___ _____ I Sanford, kc-mln lr ' 'onty. 193 -County, Florida. FA 2-8806. It*o7 Salitor*l Ave EA 2-6562 ; : iU C II *(f -I • ■■ III* • K* br-uu r> , t»43. I’h»r d.(, (HEAL , , ■Klbfldtti t H I LU. ( » I l* i a t p vtalbk u d a i . ) . Vriltur It H« . -, J \OtRUii iitceiiiiule County /wiilna I r l l * *ii M IK k w i i l i J r f Lake 51ary— 3 bedroom, den, A r t h u r I I, llirtoli a Hi*. J i PLUMBING Arthur It R- kwlln. J i Clerk of t... It* «'•» Cumnikaaluu C l a r k ui C i r c u i t C o u rt VI re n t I i u y fl nf Hemlnul* EASY G.MAC PAYMENTS Circuit Court of nemluola of Hetuluwl* Count), rlor2 bath*. Modern kitchen. Contracting Repairs Lty: Hob art » U r « » n It j : t l u r t i m T. V l l il t n i *u d it I y , F l o ri d a County, Fieri da!iln fem lru.U C ou n ty Zun in§ 1!• |,i y i y C l a r k Lake privileges, near school. Ur: Martha T. Vltilan lb r, 1 REE ESTIMATES Ity: Martha T. Vlhteii. D- C. 219 K. 2nd 2301 PARK AYE. By: Martha T Ylhl< n DC. f’ u b l M i : Fad »? I^( Ul. M i ra h 1 ' M U I b Ii Frl*.. 2 4 h l i a r , b , 17. or Mareh r u b lDUi br e c tl-Vn Available (ur occupancy H L, HARVEY EV 2-0711 URL WHO Cfl 1-3144 FA 2-0841 Publlah Feb. f t * >l»r • Pul.Rat,: Fel,. II. 1* s * A 41 if. I!!» IMS* l IMS J. lata 11. 1?. 1)41. J line ! FA 2-7094. FA 2.*5tv£ 1261 8*1110111 Avc. cm v* *• * l i l * — t# F lip ’l l lilt t oi l - 1.1 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Wall > f �Fleet Reserve Slates Special Blood Drawing ? '• » A itn fn rh lo s lk Branch 147 of (he Fleet Be- serve U holding a special htnodd rawing Wednesday from 2 to A p. m. at the Reserve Home on Seminole Blvii. Barbcqued barnburner' with accompanying trimming' and other refreshment* will be served to all accepted donora. Thom planning to donate blood are reminded that may only eat fruit or Juice, coffee or lea with but no cream, toait ly or water for four houra before giving blood. No persona under IS years old will be accepted. Chet .March, chairman the Rtood Rank aald that blond be credited to the ‘•ink the donor's choice and a 'pe­ dal Blood Reserve act up which will be to all Navy and Marine Corps personnel and their families, plus any emergency ruled by the blood bank committee. Membership in the Gallon Club telght times) provides lifetime credit for the donor, spouse and minor children. Credits are transferable through Hie National Blood Ranks Clearing House, Macek said. Donors are urged to call the Seminole County Blood Rank on Second St. to make reservations now for the spe­ cial dt awing to be held Wed­ nesday. Vegetable Market In New Vork Monday, Flor­ ida endive and escarole were •lightly stronger, each foiling for 1.50-2.00, mostly 1.75-2,00 per crate. Some small e*carole brought 1.25-1.50. Rom sine lettuce was higher st 3.00 3 50, with some large 2.00-2.50, slid big Boston type brought 3.50 per crate for live licit, with fair quality at 2.502.75. Cab­ bage, celery and Chinese cab­ bage were all slightly lower. Crates of cabbage sold for 2.50-3.00 with one mark at 3.25. and Mimr small tire and M im e very large at 2.00 2.2.5. Celery ranged mostly 3HO­ STS for 2 to 3 doren sue. wllh some 2 doren low as 2.75 and 4 doren brought 3.50 per rratc. Cartons nf IH film wrapped celery heart* were 3.75. Chinese cabbage was 2.00 2.75, mostly 2.00-2.60 per crate. Turnip lops were slightly weaker at 1.50 1.75 per busliel basket anil must­ ard greens were unchanged at 1.50-1.75. Hunched collards In celery crates were lower at 2.75-3.00. and bunched tur­ nips were 2,00 2.50. Curly parairy In crales of 5 doren bundles sold for 2.50 3.00 and plain type ranged from 2.73. 3.50 with a few as high a ' 400. Radishes were mostly unchanged at 75c and 1.23. mostly 1.00 per bushel of 3o Anr. film hags and 1.50 |ier basket of 2t bunches. Water cress brought 1120c per lfltl.1 QUEEN IIEE Mr/s. tieorgo Osborne, mmisted by Ledr. Thomiw J, I'uddcn, cuts the huge hlrthdny cuke nt Friday night'* nnnuul Corunution and Anniversary Celebration of the Scnliees and of the Navy’s Civil Kn* ginuuring Corjw held in the SNAS Itallronm. (Navy I’lsutu) Seabees Crown Queen In Rite Officer* and inrn of SNAS I’ublir Works Dept, were hosts Friday night at s giila relehnitiun held in the sta­ tion's ballroom in honor of the 2J*t Anniversary of tbs fam­ ed Scnliees ami Hie IHHh Aniilveisary of tbe establishment of the Navy’s Civil Engineer­ ing Corps. , The eelebrntion featured impressive ceremonies Includ­ ing Trooping nf tbe Colors; Crowning of tbe 1IM3 Queen lice; a talk by guest of honor CupL Robert M- Ware, com­ manding officer of tbe Naval Air Ktntlon end the ceremon­ ial cutting of tbe birthday cake, la-dr. Thomas J . I'adden. senior rivil engineer corps of­ ficer attached to HNAS, offi­ ciated at thu cereinonlrs. Mrs. George Oslamir, wife of George Osborne, KOIIII of tbe Public Work* Dept., was crowned Iinl3 Queen lice by ('apt. Ware. Tbe attractive queen wore a white bailer inn gown uti|! car­ ried a beautiful Ixiuqnt-L of red eiirnatiuna. IHt attendmils weru Mrs. Cbniles Junes, wife of Churlea E. Julies, E l>112 unit Sirs. Luther Knowell, wilu of I.Uther A. Kmiwell, EOII2. Approximately 2110 attemleit the blitbibiy celebration which featuiud music fur dancing by tlin Nick i ’fcifuuf Combo uml a buffet of turkey and bum piepareit by wives of enlisted men of the I’ublic Works llrpl. Henry Knowles, lending chief of tho l’WD was in i bin go of nciiidimitiiig all nrraiigcim-nta. Flights Probed By Cuba Critics WASHINGTON (UPD-The Sctuile Preparedness subcoinbunch. In Central Florida Friday, miilee Imetilgallng Hit* Cu­ cabbage was lower at 1.73 ban crisis summoned Hie per crate, and 1.50-1.75 per Air Km re intelligence chief 50 tb. sack. Celery was on- ' changed, ranging from 3.23 today picsumably for ques­ for crates of 0 to H doren tioning about uir rvcunnalssize to a low of 1.75 for DA satire over llie islnrul Iasi fall dor. Crate* of 2 t celery Chairman John C. Slcnnis, Ivrarts, film wrapp'd, sold l» Miss , c.illrd Ma). Gen. Ilo for 400 . Endive and escarole Ih 'H A. llrirlwelscr In leatil) limngtil |no a rrale, ro- behind closed doors as Hie In­ maiiMi lettuce was 2.00 and quiry resumed. Ircberg type ranged *rum Prodded ns a result of a 1.50 1.75. ItadislK’s were 75c news magazine story, the De­ per basket. ft dm nepartnicnt said Tuea day that res|Kinsiblllty for aerial reconnaissance of Cuba was shifted from Hie Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to the Strategic Air Command (SAC) n day or two before offensive m i s s i l e s were By 1-ouUr Kimunrk Election of officers If sche­ found there Oct. 14. The story appeared In duled by Hie Altamonte Springs Civic Club for Hs Newsweek. But Hie Defense Depart­ monthly meeting to be held at 2 p. m. this Wednesday in ment claimed tlicrc was “no the Community House on conflict at any time" between the CIA and Hie Pentagon Alaitland Ave. Program apeaker for the over bow the reconnaissance meeting will tic Mrs. Olive should be liumlled. Ucnkleman who will use as her topic a discussion of Club Tu Meet “Hobble*.” The Dellary Arts ami Crafts Ollier business on (lie agen­ Thursday at the Mansion da Includes the making of House with Edward McCarthy final plana for the March 13 presiding. All Interested resi­ card party to be held at the dents are invited to attend. Community House, Tickets to Hill party, to which the men ART HROWN are invited, may be aecurrd PEST CONTROL from Dr. Gertruda Forman. Termite* tk Other I'rola A great abundance of door prises as wtU as individual 2601 PARK OIL ‘ tablrs prlres have been a r­ 322-8865 HANFORD ranged tut U>c event. Altamonte Civic Club To Elect Officers Getting Home: TB Association Set To Be Reorganized .SKA REE is tint pinpulnr name of tbe men who serve in the Navy’* Construction BhU luliona. Tlia first bultaiiun was formed in 1012 mnl soon thereafter, Ecubee uns found fighting and building on al­ most every beachhead In the Pacific and tbe A t l a n t i c Theatres of World War II and again duilng the Korean con­ flict. Among Senbecs the Annual Birthday Halt Is traditional. During Hie first week in March Scnliees tbe world ov­ er, whether on active duly or in the reserves, ran be found relrbiuting and c r o w n i n g Quern flees, Tbe o f f i c i a l birthday in 5lh of March. The Navy’s Civil Engineer Corps provide* officers for tbe Seabees. Tbe Corps also supervises construction ami Miaintenanco nf naval facil­ ities all over tbe world. Offi­ cial birthday of tbe Civil En­ gineer Corps is 2 nd of March. Tuberculosis a*sodations throughout Florida arc In the ■process nf streamlining their organisational set up under a master plan for area associa­ tion' recently approved by the Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association's Board of Directors. The initial meeting of the steering committee of Area Four, the second of three pilot areas designated to launch the nrw organlrationnl plan, will be held at Ad*) p. m. today in Hie office of the Orange County Tuberculosis an-1 Health Association in Or­ lando. Area Four Inrludr* 7-ake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Sumter coun­ ties. Organization of Uiis group of counties is to lie completed hy June 1, I9G3 . A target date of April 1, 1JKJ7 has hern set for complete reorganization of all Florida counties Into area associa­ tions. Seminole County mrinlmrs of (lie Area Four steering committee are James Lee, Don Fletcher, Rotiert Rcsscrer, Claude Hittcll and Mrs. W. W. Tyre. According to Hr. Hawley II. Seller of Tampa, president of FTIIA, the organiza­ tional structure or FTIIA and its afiliates in being red e­ signed to Improve the quality of program activities being rarrird on at both Hie slate and local levels hy Insuring maximum utilization of all combined resources, includ­ ing funds and personnel. AEC Sparks Off 'Power' Grab JACKSONVILLE (U PI) An Atomic Energy Commis­ sion offer In dclcgale sonic of ils regulatory |x>urr lo Flor­ ida sparked a power grab Monday by llirrc stale agen­ cies. Jtrprcscnlutlvcs from Ibe Male Department of Health, llie Railroad and Public Ulllilics Commission and (tic In­ surance commissioner’s of­ fice appeared before the le g ­ islative Council’s committee on nuclear Irgislalinn here lo make llieir bid from Uir of­ fered power. Hie AEC said Florida could lake over regulation of minor industrial and medical uses of radio-activity If the state I* capable of assuming such authority. However, the Federal Com­ mission stressed II planned to lunintuin control of "crilirul" radio-activity lor military and industrial use. 'Philly Story' Set For Rollins The Philadelphia K t o r y , sliming Candy Denier opens tunight on the ltuge of tbe Annie Uurm-II Theater at Uolliiis College. The play was made famous when Grace Kelly, then a Hol­ lywood nelie** played the part of the heroine in the movie*, “High Society.” eo■tariing with Ring Crosby and Frank Hlnatra. Tirkcla an* on »ale at the Ik ix office and c u r t a i n goes up at 8:30 p. m. Serving Aboard LONGWOOD MAYOR A. R. Lommnn buys tieketn from Mrs. Susan Rnrbazon, president of the Auxiliary to the Longwootl Volunteer Fire Dept., for Saturday's sixth annual Fried Chicken Din­ ner to ho s|H>»sored hy the Volunteers and the Auxiliary at the City I’urk from *1 p.m. until 8 p.m. (Herald Photo) president, Mr*. Units Goble, presiding. The Devotional*, given by Hie hostess, were troin the Imok of Ephesians in llie New English Bible. Mr*. Kny Sa»»man presented a program on Hie Far East about Korea and Hung Kong, their churches, schools, and . spi­ lt!*. The 11*13 Budget, read by Vr*. Nancy Parkinson, trea­ surer, was approved* also the riiany expenditures of the balance from Iasi year's Ba­ zaar. Mrs. Joe Smatilers ex­ plained llie remodeling plan for the church kitchen which the women are sponsoring. Plans for a Fellow shop Cov­ ered Dish Supper to Ik* held on April 21 were discussed. The Sewing Project for Sun­ set Gap, Tenn., was explained hy Mr*. Horry Sandusky, Early settlers In the United World Service Chairman. She suggested that the member* States depended on dehydra­ have a ch-un-oul-yuur closet ted buffalo meat for food. campaign lo help fill the Nixes provok'd in the Educa­ tional Budding of the ohurch for contributions. Plan* to hold the annual Bazaar on October IB till* year were approved. Refreshments of rake and coffee were served hy llie hos­ tess during a social hour that followed tile business session. (>tlicit present were Mrs. Richard lleelie, Mr*. P. 1). Anderson, Mis. John Pllley, Mr*. W. II. Harrison, Mr*, .lame* M Thompson. Mr* Ed Zimmerman, Mr*. Ted Brooklyn. Mr*. Marlon Lee, Mr*. Bernice Senkbcil, Mr*. Jis*eph Kith, Mrs. Harvey Pugh, Mrs, Margaret Ulmer and Mrs. F. E. Donaldson. James A. Burfleld, eommia* •nrymaii second via**, son of Mrs. Mary E. McCoy. Maple A v e n u e , is serving alxiard the high speed trans­ port, USS Diachenko, part of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force. llihlcoff’s statements n m prepared for presentation to the subcommittee in auppmt of* n mass transportation bill aimed at helping ritie* solve their traffic problem*. Sen. Frank Lausche, D-Ohlo, opposed the hill, l i e suid it uns unwarranted ititrrfi-rrm-n with state and local affairs. Itihiroff disagreed, but said each state and region should work out its own solution i t its own problems. “No single answer ran nr should r»m« from Washington,’’ he suid. "Oidat40,50,60?' Man,GetWise!PepUp TW w ium la M r |»Ttff at 701 Sn, It * on f. r| I**m» fa i-W fiy, mi 40. fWI*« fill q u it 1>Lunin# If on * g r . U »u va anl tu |r*-| )fH iB i| rr,ln ( b t m TtM ik I n b lru j t UiMw. A la i fug(K Uilii) stur lo ntiHlow m buily-i Iac « H IS# I r t l l u t i you ro ar t«l|"'taring old**. Pull jw-f* in Furfli w in . 1 no Whrn you promise to “call IMm-|rrl prpiex . ftmrifrt,, $*4*? "pi* right back," bp sure to do *o. *4.qu*intrti ' lu a c*nH little*. AH druj^M s* Boy Scout Expansion Program 'Outlined' A tremendous expansion of camping facilities for BoyScout* of the arc* was out­ lined Monday by C. D. Cald­ well, Executive Director of the Central Florida Council of Scout*. Speaking to members of Ibe Sanford Rotary Club, Caldwell predicted that hy I07o the present council o( 12.000 scout* will have reach­ ed 2G.OOO, and the present program of camping will be hopclcuty overrun. The Council presently ha* some 250 aerrs at Camp Lannehre, and plans call for the acquisition of 550 more acres to make a total of ft*! acres, all on one side of Uic lake, which Caldwell said ha* "a mile-long strip of sandy beach" . A set of colored slides were Hollers of Sanford crle. hrate* an historic automotive mdeslune (his month — llie building of Oldimoblle's 3,. 000,000th Rocket V’-H Engine, according l» Emmett Ferrell, By Jane Ca*»elberry general mgr. of the Sanford dealership. The Women'* Club of Cas­ Tim history of Rocket En­ selberry will meet at 7:30 gine development at oidsp. m Wednesday. Mrs. J . **. innhile clo'ely parallel* the history of Holler* in Sanford, Dunw'uody will give a Imok .Mr. Ferrell point* out, It was review on "The Everglade*" in 1!M3 that the firm opened by Marjorie Slone man Mont­ for business liere, and In the gomery. It) years which have elapsed A nominating committer the eompany has grown to a will Im appointed to *elcct total nf 31 employes and an a slate of officers for the annual vulume of more than election In April. 850 new and used cars. With Oldsmohilc’s sales In 19fn currently running over 10 per rent ahead of last year. Hollers is launching a 5 Mil­ lionth Bucket Scll-A-tiratioa this week to highlight the oc­ CUSTOM" FITTED casion, Mr. Ferrell said. Ob­ jective _of the drive 1* to aril 25 unit* In the next 111 day and SKAT ('t)VKItS period. Business^A, UPW Approves New Budget- Briefs W Plans Events For The Year By Frances Wester The Association Meeting of the UPW of Ok- Community Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary was held at Hie home of Mr*. Robert llugcnstcin last Tuesday night with Uic WASHINGTON (U PI) — Sen. Abraham Itibicoffi D* Conn., told a Senate banking subcommittee today t h a t “getting to work and getting home again is just a* import­ ant as getting to the moon.” But, the former cabinet of­ ficer said. Congress i» spend­ ing billions to reach the nioon, but is merely talking at'iut spending millions to help com­ muters. Women’s Club Sets Meeting shown by Scout director Tom Albert, which outlined Uie plans further. “ Boys camp the yearround." Albert pointed out. “ Bui facilities are so far be. low our needs that camper* must often make reservations two to three months in ad­ vance." Plans call for more camp­ site', more facilities, equip­ ment, storage space, and im­ provements of other weekend campsites scattered around the central Florida area. "Boys are our greatest na­ tural resource," Albert said. “Tile real objective of work­ ing with boys It to build good men." Caldwell pointed out Uiat the excellent facilities at Camp I-anochee received a highly favorable f>8 percent efficiency rating from inspec­ tors last tummcr. Plans for a fund drive are now underway in several of Hie six counties involved, with a goal of f 2T>0 ,ixjU set as a long-term Investment. BEER 1$ A NATURAL A* natural a* th# wholatoma grains and tangy hop* from which Hit brawad, baar la Florida'* traditional bevsraga ot moderation, , . light, sparkling, delicious. And naturally. Florid*'* Brawlng Industry Is proud to ba • major purchasar ot Florida products and raw malarial*. For aiampla, th* Brawlng Industry It rttponslblt lor millions ot dollar* paid annually to Florida farmer* lor putpwood to ba mad* Into cardboard boiaa and cartons. Million* mor* ar* tpant for othar Florida matarials and tarvicat. In Florida, baar balonga. . . anjoy M. U N ITED STATES B R E W E R S ASSO CIATION, INC. F L O R ID A D IV IS IO N MANUFACTURED LOCALLY Hy Gator l.umlirr Cum psny building speclfiralinna. tu m rri your rsart APPROVED BY • • (INVERTIBLE TIPSI Southern Builder FIIA A VA Code Congress G A T O R Lumber Co. Auto (ilUBS and Scat Cover Co, 301 W. 2nd IN FLORIDA 700 French Are. 322-R03I Ph. FA 2.7121 SALE! ORCHIDS IN BLOOM GOOD SELECTION (Srupeville Nursery FA 2-DXNii 2221 Grapevllle Aie. On® Cadillac in a million I With all its models, colors, interiors and equipment choices, NOTICE it is possible to specify a Cadillac that will never be duplicated. No other fine car even comes close' Any Informallun concerning or leading to the to providlnn Cadillac’s opportunity for self-expression. No wonder It's Cadillac's greatest yearl diHcovery of the 1.8*1 Will and Tcrttnment of OIUk K. Muntifield will be liberally rewarded. Write Box 42, c/o The Hanford Herald. VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUJHORIZED DEALER HOLLER M O T O R SALES CO. Cor. 2nd & Palmetto �* Going Down The Drain? IIY LARRY VKRSIIF.L !t'» supposed to l>e hushhush, but the* City snd County Commission will be meeting jointly Thursday night to talk over mutual problem* . . . . Haven't found out where the meriting ia yet . . . We querled City Manager W. K. Knowles about the get-togeth­ er and Pete *aya the purpose i* for both hoards to iron out any differences. It would be a good id«w if our governing bodies held a meeting with the pres* to iron out their difference*. • • • A c o n v e r s a t io n w it h JOHN FITZPATRICK: REPORTER: Wlmt time is that secret meeting Thurs­ day? FITZPATRICK: 7:30 p. m. • • • The word is that there will be another examination for po-tmuster . . . That's on th< level! • • • Remember away hack when the C o u n t y Co nnrisaion agreed to give the AltamonteSprings Ultrary <1,000 . . . We wondered what happened and found out there's some legal woes and an attorney general opinion haa been asked for. I realize that’s not mneli of a Hews item . . . I uiran about the board asking for the word from Dick Ervin. . . , Han’t forget that basic course in sinniansliip nt the Courthouse tonight at 6. We can take down that VAII-ii "Welcome hoine" nuw. It’s going to gel wet. Eight home* being eonstrueted over at NAS for tire big brass. • • • There will be u ruffle off at the Fanners’ Auction Satur­ day night mi nil the used courtesy parking enn in the city. • • • Gene Tucker once told me I cun use the Florida State l.ot . . . wont until that exit by llurpco Seed Co. is puved. • • • Memo to Joe Raker: Since we’re cracking down on court­ esy parking , , . check on aome court house officials . . . <11 nit Judges on where they junk their vehicles. « • • Vote registrar’s office will be moved into the courthouse by the summer. , . , Cost sav­ ings of some Stott by lettlllg county clews do the Job In­ stead of contract. . . . All that remains is the legulity of moving the books. . . , Con­ ference this morning between Camilla llruce. County At­ torney Harold Johnson and Clerk Art llcckwith to cheek into the problem. • • • Q t; K S T I O N FROM A NORTH ORLANDO LADY: "A te this yeni’s candidates going to count their own votes like last year’s did?” Did they r e s l-l-> ? * • s Tlie name of Gary Maples was unintentionally left oil the list ol Sanford’s State Champion All-Stars, lie played a fine game, loo. Sorry. Gary. (Fltr ^ctnfnrii lentil* WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness with possible showers throutfh Thursday. High today. 70-75. Low tonight, 15-50. United Press Uatcd Wire SA N E O U I). F L O R ID A NO. M 2 Established 1008 WED.. MARCH «. HIM VOL. 5.1 Pig Invasion Yanks W ere WASHINGTON t i l l ) President Kennedy said today the four American flieia kill <il in the I OffI Ruy of Pigs in vasion of Cubn were "serving llieir country" ori a complete ly voluntary hnsls. The chief eexe-utive declined to aay speeifirnlly, however, whether they were employed by the Central Intelligence Agency or by sumo other gov­ ernment agency. Yolunteers-JFK Kennedy told his news con­ ference nil he rouhl say ven* that tlie four were "serving tlieir country” and that it uus it "voluntary” flight over Cuba. The men all were from the llirmingham. Ala. area. Their widow* have continued to reeelve 1225 each every two weeks, reportedly from a Cen­ tral American -uti C..»tio group. s • • The checks, drawn on Rank­ was that It was losing saltiers Trust Co. of New York, Itnlr with one engine out. Kennedy- said "a good many have lieen received l.y Mrs. Riley W. Shumhuiger Jr., Americans” have Inst their Mr*. Wade C. tit ay, Mrs. lives in the service of their Thomas Willnul liny and Mr*. country in the last I.T years. I.ee J-'. Ilaker. Then he added that ill the The four fliers were report­ struggle against roinmunlaiu ed to have been lost when it is not always "helpful" to their plane crashed, apparent­ go into great detail oil the ly fly ing a support mission I circumstances of such epifor the Ray of Pig* invader*, strifes. T h e last repott from the piano - q.p SK SS h E ^ w * lie * iriont* of F orest C ity today w ere lioctyniinjf n b it ap p reh en siv e Hint th e ir com m u n ity tuny b e M W A . . . ?,( j *^> " g o in jj down th e d ra in .” G eorg e Ja n s s e n , w ho ...(• v -y re-idc-c nt the end of Forest *t * • ' I.nk6 Olive Went, awoke one morning two weeks ago to find a large hole right outside NEW DELHI (LT D — Ids rear door. Tlie ground had Chandra Riianu Gupta, chief actually raved In. Ho had the minister of Uttar Pradesh, 1 hole fill.*! lust week. TTiis morning Janssen arose said today that a man eating to find a »till larger hole next tiger lias killed 111 per-ons to tlie west line of hi* prop­ in the northern part of his erty. Till* hoi,. tocUMired ‘J o Mate. feet in diameter itml 17 feet deep. * ViOs. V «• Road Supt. J . U. Lavender, WASHINGTON (UPD — who investigated today, said Rep. William (' Cramer, ill he had l*en informed hy Fla.), says he will push for neighbor* in tin' vicinity that | an accelerated re-eareh pro­ their well* have been pumping I gram to do uway with the muddy water and xund fur "red tide'' which kills ftsh several weeks. He nddivl only time will tell off Florida's west coast. if this pumping is the cause I of tlie rave-ins. He barricade,! ( the present hole uiul -aid he 1 ST PETERSIIURG (UPD will let it stund for some time—TIk* Task Force on Space to "nvvuit development*.” Sciences will recommend The present hole is to the $Ro R million hr spent hy 1971 UA.M DEN, TVitn. ( UP I ) — llnw knhnw H nw . property to implement Florida's uni- west of . Jntis-rn'* . . k in s, C'uwlroy i ’upns ntui P a ls y ('lin e , Htnrs o f co u n ­ versity system to need* of n" ’1 •n”»»«'.li*st.*ly north of try im tsic'a fim tril Gruttil O le O pry, w ere killed in the spare age, the St Peters1 very end of tlie Forest th e m o d i o f llie ir antnll plutic T u esd ay n ig h t d uriutf lathe Drive WcM right-ofburg Times has reported. bad w ea th er, a u th o ritie s reiwirted tod ay. way And it is just rnst of tlie T h e th ree, nlongr w ith Mi.is ('lin e 's m an ag er, property line of 1, Fore-t Lake |Randy Hughe*, were eu rmito Academy-owned citrus grove. TALLAHASSEE tUI’l) — to Nashville, Imuiu of tlm Actually, Lavender said, A suit seeking desegregation Grand Ole Opry, from u of all public facilities in the hole I* In (lie middle of an old dedicated road right, benefit show ill kun a- City Tallahassee and $1 million wlieii their pluuo went down. in damages for five Florida of-wuy which lias never been Highway patrolmen wlu» AAM University students will ueecplcd Ity Seminole County. 1 l»e heard In Federal Court T h e iledii at ion is so old. In- j WASHINGTON (U l’ll — re ached the scene of the crash, added, it Im* never In'cii tie- , here Thursday. Miami llravh offered more aluml three mile* from lha t u milled who deeded tile cash on Ihe barrel, hut San Tennessee River near tills right-of-way to the county. Neglect Francisco ottered California's West Tennessee town, rndioed Hut tills morning Forest WASHINGTON (UPD — electoral vole Tuesday as Ihe Imclt this morning that four The Public Health Service City residents were quipping two cities vied for the lUlli ho,In-* weru fuuiid in tho wreckage. reported Tuesday that less and wondering about tlie fu- GOP convention. A fire lower watchman fir -t Ilian half uf the nation's pre­ turn of their community. Will The group* representing school eliildieti are protect it aluml or will it fall 7 the eilic* appeared hi'fmu tlie spotted the wreckage after **'* *, '4ai,,st polio and still less llcpuhliroii convention site dawn broke across the lull against diphtheria, whooping committee at the final session country where several resi­ cough and tetanus. of a two day closed meeting. dent.- leportcd they had seen Gov. Farris Rryant of Flor­ the Piper Coniuiulio piano Gets The Okay ida. a Democrat, s.lid Miami rlrcling. Thunder.term* rated purReach vva* offering Muo.ooo MEMPHIS (UPD - South' , eastern Methodist leaders ap­ in rash pin* n rent free hall thut* of Tennessee during tho Special session of (tie Coun­ lime and visibility In thn and other services. proved a resolution Tues­ ty Commission Im* h e n rail­ day night declaring it is Ihe Mayor George Christopher Camden m m was reported I ed fur early Thnisdny after­ right and duly of ministers of Salt Francisco sail Rial poor. noon to approve a resolution and laymen to express them­ The three stars and H ughes lit* city had offered $350,000 outlining a county.widr priselves on current social plui more cash from the sale landed nt Dyershurg, Tcnn. issues, including Ihe contro­ maty ami sermidaty road Im- of souveider program* and about li pin., then took o ff piovemenl prog rum, it was versial race question. for Nashville with fuel fo r r,'polled hy County Clcik Ar­ 0 tlicr items. BRIEFS 4,000 Homeless „ y tn llH |.rr„ international .1 . „ . ._ Ice Jatnrd flood waters Iresieged new towns and cities today and kept nearly 4.000 persons from their homes in the Ohio River Valley. A 10inch snowfall slugged the up­ per Midwest and thunder­ storms hatlcred the South. The surge of flood waters U. S. Disrupts Talks, Rejis Say GENEVA ( I ' l l ) —The 80 vict Union today rhniged tlie United States wttli dl.-ruptlng nuclear test bar m* jotiations in order to equln West Ger­ many with i.tomie weapon*. Soviet negotiator Semyon K. Tsarnpkln said it w*» "ob­ vious” tlie United States wu* not prepared to reach agree­ ment since it* foreign policy "ia mined at the nuclear arm­ ament of Germany anil the creation of * NATO multilateial nuclear (nice.” “Though practically die* r u p t i n g negotiation*,” he rhurged, "lire United State* dues not want to uecept re­ sponsibility for this . . . . but procrastinate* and attempt* to complicate negotiations.” Tsarapkin'* angry spee.-li followed a United State* ap­ peal to the Soviet* to drop tlie ”numl«ci> game" m the negotiation* In favor of parallel talks on liotli the number of inspections and tlie tcchtiirul detail* of them. U. S. Ambassador (’baric* C. Stclln told tlie 17-nation eonfereneu that the funda­ mental requirement to hrruk the nuelear deadlock i* some flexibility on the pall of tlie Russians “to mutch Western reasonableness.” .icrn»» four slate* wai blam­ ed for ul least It death*. National Guard units were called out to prevent looting of abandoned home* at Leb­ anon. Ohio, and resident* of Mineral. Ohio, were told tu boil their drinking water. Many snow-swollen tribu­ taries appeared to hate pass­ ed their crest hut the mighty Ohio continued to rise. Ice jams and more rain posed n e w threats of extensive Hooding. Alliens, Ohio, was com­ pletely isolated and l.lioo pc. *oiis l-.incliidl -c 7 U Ohio ! U ni.csl.y stud. .Is - aha. dom'd tlieir h> ines when Hie Hocking River swept away railway track bedding and covered all highways leading into Hie city. Citizens ami amateur radio operators kept contact with isolated area* in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. At Pittsburgh the swollen Ohio crested slightly below llood stage hut Hoods contin tied on the Monongalicla to the South. Gov. William W. Scranton and I'rcstdcnl Ken­ nedy wrre asked lo declare Carnegie, Pa , and oilier communities disaster area*. Thunderstorms and heavy Charter Meeting Set Thursday The Casselberry Hoard of Aldermen and the Charier Conintlllee will sil in ronltntied session at 7:30 pin. Thursday at the Town Hall for the pur|Mi.*e of bringing before the public further dis­ cussion on (tic pniposrd new charter. The announcement w as made today hy Mayor Fred Heath wlio said that all in­ terested residents are invited to attend tlie meeting. Push Proyram Forest City’s Second Ciive-ln rains continued to drench the South. Rome, On . re|uirtrd more than four inches ol ruin in 21 hours. TOKYO (UPD — tT. S. Navy authorities today disclo-ed tlie. death of one officer 1*1.1 prt 1 rt la driltt -1 .motion ns a rr»illl of an aliplanr clash Monday nboarel tho air­ craft earlier Kilty* Hawk. A third officer was seriously in­ jur *-*1. I.t. John C. Shociuukcr. Oak Ilitthor, Wash.. wnkilled. I.t. Cdr. Janie* J Wil­ son Jr ., nl*u uf Oak Harbor was pre-umed dead and I.t. 1 dr. William It. 1 nry, of Out. Ilatlior, wn* injuicd. An enlisted man, aviation niM-hanlr (Tunics M. Eus­ tace, wa* recovered from the son without serious injury. "The accident occurred when mi A.'IZ Skywauiur n w turning at night from a rou­ tine training mission was landing aboard tho Kilty Hawk in the Pacific Ocean about .'lull mile* south of Tokyo." the Navy said. "Tlie aircraft was ap­ proaching Kitty Hawk when Cary, the landing signal offi­ cer, waved the pilot off. The plan*, sliuck the after end of the flight dick and bolted in­ to tin air. Pieces of the air­ craft catapulted across tlie flight deck and struck t arey in the legs. He sufficed com­ pound fiaitlire* of holh leg*. WASHINGTON lU I’l) —President Keniwsly said today he la'lieve* Congie-s will pus* h tax reduction hill including "important elements" of the revenue- raising reforms conlamed in hi* original pro­ posal, Thr* chief executive told a Die In Crash Mixing* Suit Two Believed Dead In Killy E. S. Mcl'ALL Hawk Jet Crash Edward McCall Dead At 57 Congress Okay On Tax Bill Seen Stars Hillbilly Space Poost Floods Leave ... Residents of S o u t h e a s t Sr-minutc County are being warned hy law officials to "bo on tlie alert . . . the rut's on the prowl again.” One home In the area already gone into . . . no sounda heard, no tracks found. • • • Seminole County s c h o o l 1 Inl.l 1•-■■. along with ail others in tlie state's public schools, will enjoy a two-day holiday March 14-15 when tlie Florida Education Association holds its annual convention at Jack­ sonville. Dclmar h«» not only closed down h»r« but also given up i t Florida end t l “sed ticeie plant in M.s^u .x-i * Man Eater • • • Rids for two school building projects will be opened at 10 a. in. March 12 hy the School Hoard in special session. Rids me for five classrooms and renovating the library at ('rooms High School and sci­ ence rooms, music rooms and « shop building at Lyman High School. Second Cave-In In Area r:-4 a-d r A|c('aCL promlbusinessman ntnt Is Ih mot.I nt, and v iortsm.it), died at his j i -*■ rarly T esdsy after a i.y illness. lie was born April 6. 1903, in Oviedo and had mudr his home In Sanford lor the past 3S years, where ho lived at (ill) E. Mill St. McCall was a member of the First P r e t h y I c r I a n (hurt'll, the Elks Midge, past president ol the Sanlord Lions (Tub, past president of the Florida Scrdman's Assn., and president of Ihe Seminole County Sportsman's As»n lie was Ihe manager of Ihe llurpoc Seed Company al Jon West First SI. Survivors im hole hi* wi dove, Mrs Margaret McCall; one son, Edward 8 . McCall J r .; one daughter, Susan; three grandchildren, Edward III, Stephney and Park* Ma son. all of Sanford. Also three brothers, II R , George Emmell. IkiIIi of San lord and Warren of Oviedo. Services have been ached olid for 10:30 a in. Thursday al the Hrsl Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Grover Sewell officiating. Ilurial will lie in Evergreen Cemetery. The family has requested that in lieu ol flow era. dona lions he made to the Cancer 1 Fund llrisMin Funeral Home is 111 charge ol arrangement*. rC 'IIISII UTC GAINESVILLE ( UPD — riurlda Coach Ituy Graves ""W l,m Klorkla-Jllami f o o t b a l l game ,M *'* AliumU. Orange Howl in tin futuie were preuiatllie. Two Cilies Vie For Convention Hit County To Okay Final Road Plan Now Point Boss e n iv v e m iT H ANKK.RT rGermany - thur II. Ilecl-with Jr. The five County Commission rllliml,Pr (lf Com- g .V ". . ■!*• T"/ ! "••••'•« ....... range planning ’ 1 ''' " k '* iHimmlttee for road loemlu-i* of ihe 5th U. S. Army Corps, nod other ilitcreMcd pel suns will return to the United will journey to l i e L a n d States to Ihtoiiic command­ Thursday afternoon when the ant ol cadets al Ihe U. S Count Commission will pre­ military aradetny at West sent the resolution lo Stale Point. N Y.. according lo Ihuid Ih'pnitmciil officials al all alinmineeiiiellt here. I p. til. Top Award HOLLYWOOD (L T D "Lawrence ol Arabia," a ma jor contender in Ihe Arad Piny Award race (Ids year. Tuesday night won five awards including that for the year's hrsl dramatic movie al the annual Hollywood Forru n Press Association Gold «n Glola* award*. Murder Charge MIAMI (UPD _ |’.dice arrested hoodlum John Manante ami charged him with first degree murder Tuct day in the slaying of Joseph (Mushy) Moscajduio Mos eardinu was found face up in a parking lot neur ti* North Miami Reach apartincut Tuesday-two 33-call1s t slugs 111 Ihe idlest anil one in the lure. Young Sailor Admits 'Rape' NORFOLK, Va. (UPD — A young tailor confessed Tues­ day night lie strangled and raped a 11 year-old girl lie had met Ihrough a baby siller ail tlie girt I1111I poded in a self service laundry lorrn Neal Dtlfficld, 23, said he killed Gwendolyn Connie Padgrll alter picking The Altamonte S p r i n g s her up Monday night al Hie I'.ivvo Council is expected to niitomatie laundry where she IM'CI, walling Inr him wild Dvr gnthnriro advertising on ruoolder brother. *truction hid* for thr first Dulliehl. wlm haa a wife phlui.e uf its new Munieipal anil a 10 inonlh-old sun, was Water System anil plant 111 , W today'* H p. III. meeting ill the charged with murder, rape and grand larceny. Town Hall. Also expected will Ire a re'port from Ihe Stale Hoard of Herald Index 1Health on whether or not enPage IU Rmlge glueerlng a n d ronatruiltou Page :i-A Classified plan- for tho plant were »<•• psgi- *J-A Comb* ci ptulile ns piesented two Page III Hear Abby ... week* ago hy ougilirci Haloid Page I -A Editorial Itudcllffe. Page !• Kntci Iniiiiueiit ItiTiuiiiiing items 011 to­ I .egills Page I 'J - J-A : A night'* agenda me strictly Page 'J A Puzzle routine *0 far. Town Clerk Siaiety Page 10 & II .Inn Palmer mill Ihi* morn­ Page h Spoil* ing. Council To Talk Building Bids tluee lumrs. M i* llu gl.rs said In N a sh ­ ville that her husband, who was piloting the plane, had telephoned from Dyer-hurt; and raid the four "w ould bu home soon.” ('apt. I'lan k Julies o f lha E u -tent Alt Rescue Center at Robin* A ir Furre llnse, said there were reports Hint tho piano inter via* seen eireling vvilli its engine off. M iss Cline, of Winchester, Ya., wn* named "u uM tan ding female voi-ulint” last year hy euuutiy and western musia publi, atioiis. Sin* b e c a m e a u,p O p ry regular in •tU*’.*. Am ong her biggest hits lu rieres,’* "She’s Got You,” and "Heartaches." Havvkiii* was a West Vir­ ginian who had been with tIm Opry eight year*. His wife ia Jean Shcpuid, another Opry st.r. o-ih.l of l.u latter known song* were "Slow Poke," ".Solider’s J- y " and "Twenty Mile* from Shore.” Tin* four Look part in a benefit allow in Kansu* City Sunday night for the family of CuelU* Jack Call, a disc jockey killed last year in an automobile accident. I At North O rla n d o ___ b:s final position mi wia-thcr to accept a lax cut bill with■ out reform- would have to de|M'rnJ mi what Congress fin­ ally does with Ilia requests. Rut he insisted that "the bc»l program is (Im- one we sent up which provides for IUI.5 billion in tax reduction* A three-mall Ninth Orlan­ meeting wc-ie Couiieilmeli and |:i,25 liilliou n'venui* in do Counril T uesday night Itiiel Stripling end W. W. Antax leforiut.’' waived any liiseusaion of a del-on, tllo village tieu-Uier. An oiiliuunc-e was read by 1100 law suit brought against 1Mayor Frank Fnsula diawing tin- village hy Pirkerell Spoils 11 sugge.ted li-ii.o agu-'ineiit Mis* Rena McKenzie came Simp of Orlando until a h-gi- between tlie villugo and the in second place in the Mrloder hie copy of item* named in North Orlando Volunteer Fite Heart (Jucen contest, instead thr »uit could be secured, and Dept, for ucv of the fire tluek of third, as a recent picluie all eouucil nirmbor* were and all equipment. caption erroneously staled. In present. Any action on the agroethird place was Miss Nyleene Alisent wi:hout explanaUoi^ meiit was shelved pending Albers. 1from the icgulur monthly j joint diseuxiou on teruu uf Council Puts Off Law Suit I DIt. UIIAItl.KS W. .MESIIIEIL Chief Staff <Hficer of Heavy Attack Winjr One umi awhairmun of the Joint Cruaude Drive, jn epaieii lu linni; the VAll-5 airplane at the 100 i>er cent mark on the Sanford NAS Joint Crusade seoreboard. VAIi-o if first unit to tally 100 (a-r rent in cur­ rent drive. j Correction thr Ic-u-e, however, (!outk-ilmull Rob Stepliensoii flatly fluted thut tho firemen would bo "fouls to sign any such paper" after hearing it read. Turn* call for the departtin lit to he responsible for ail repairs and o|>cratiiig costs of the truck, including gasoline; agreement not to use it or any other equipment in violation of federal, state or municipal luws: cam and diligence in , Kass'e pieventing dam age; to pro­ vide, after six monlhs, its own insurance and to allow Hi*, village inspection right* at any time. Tho council, after uu In­ spection and a mujority agreement on findings eun Void the lease following 15 days notice lu the dcpailmeul and a hvut ing. Ill other business the volun­ teer service * of Mrs. Mollic Suiter and Mrs. Lucy Fairburn to serve as election offi­ cials mi Mulch ill wen, ac­ cepted; Candidate* present at Hit meeting agreed to "knock on doors” this weekend in mi effort tu bring up voter reg­ istration j Council okayed payment of a 154-02 bill from tho Ameri­ can |a Franc e ("o. for a new axle on the^fno duck. 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/. 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 05, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Mar. 1, '83 Iffill Fun Show Set At Jet Lanes The Fashion Show of alt A show "for women only” |ling Lanes on Onora Rd., Lane Manager John Spolski <» being presented March 7 with a «pcri.ii invitation to announced today th.' newc-t spring styles will at 9;30 a. m. at thr Jet Row-j women who are not bowlers. •'This two hour fashion and be narrated by fashion com­ variety show has everything mentators Edith Ivey »mj women enjoy," said Spolski. Jerre Knbcrg. and will fca. "New hair fashions, new lure professional models in clothing fashions, new dance daytime, evening wear and fashions, all emceed by hand- swimsuits from famous de­ same and talented Art Mat­ signers and manufacturers. thews famous stage and teleAll women of the area arc vision star . , • and it's all invited lo alien I the show, free." including bowlers and nun"The l.o*ter Lanin Trio, bowlers. There is no ad­ II; Jane Casselberry The occasion was the report with vocalist Jerry Carr will mission charge, refreshments Seven former missionaries of Dr. ami Mrs. Austin R. be there, the famous dance will be served, and many val- f of the United Presbyterian Wolfe concerning medical and team of Heller and Helene uable door prizes awarded. Church in the Camernun, W. educational work supported will show you how to dance the Bossa Nova, and the Na­ ART GROWN Africa, were present Sunday by the ctmrch in the Camer­ tional Hair and Cosmctollgist evening at a dinner held by oon. I’ EST CONTROL Association will domonslralc Dr. Wolfe, who with Mrs. Termite* & Other Pests the Westminister Presbyter* actual hair styling with an Wolfe recently retired after open discussion and question Ian Church in Its temporary 24101 PARK l)R. 38 years there, told of the chapel at the Howell Park latest developments in that and answer period," Spolski 322-8805 SANFORD O.'fiCCS. country and especially of his said. work as a medical doctor in charge of the 2<W bed hospital at Metet and of several clin­ ics in the bush. Hr reported that such diseases as leprosy, vaw* and sleeping sickness have vir­ The WSCS of the First tually been eliminated through Methodist Church of Hanford the use of new drugs. will meet next Tuesday for Mrs. Wolfe, who was acti­ its monthly business and pro­ vely engaged in educational work in Africa, told many in­ gram meeting. A board meeting I* sche­ teresting experience* as pic­ duled fur 9 a.in. and will be tures of the work were shown. Other former missionaries followed by the general meet­ ing at 9:45 a.m. Special guests included Mrs. George Schwab will be Mrs. Bruce Grey, dis­ of Winter Park, who first trict president ami Mr*. Mark went to Africa In 19o3: Rev. Hulsey, district vice president. and Mrs. D. Col Love of The program on “ World Kissimmee and Rev. and Neighbors” will be ted by Mrs. Earl Harris of Winter Park. Ail have been closely Mr«, R. IV, Herron. associated witlj tlie work al WSCS Groups from Grace Mclct and also at Elal, a Methodist Church and EbeneThis modern builders supply can save you church that at one time had xcr Methodist Church have nearly 20.00o members. been invited to attend. money on nil your needs — from Plans through Mr. and Mr*. Ferguson of A rovered dish luncheon Cleveland, Ohio, were also the finished Job! CALL TODAY will be served following the with the group. meeting. *♦ ' *•* Our Home and Property Improvement Dept, ran handle the entire Job. Call » u s tiK la y for a free estimate . . . there * H A P I • Increase Asked U no obligation, of ruurw. . Churches of the Florida 49 Methodist Conference will lie asked to increase thrir cap­ ital fund tiy giving at least lioo.ooo annually for the next CUSTOM MADE several years. The increase, SANFOIll), and GUARANTEED earmarked primarily for ex­ FLA. pansion purposes, will be rec­ AUTO GLASS ommended at the confer­ ■nd Seat Cover Co. ence's annual session to be .10f W. 3rd 322-8013 held June 4 8 in Lakeland. Presbyterian Church Hears Missionaries WSCS To M e e t. Next Tuesday ARCHITECTS CONCEPTION IS pictured oT the now $200,000 industrial plant to be erected at the Sanford Industrial Park by J. L. Williams & Company, Dallas, Texas. M. J. Monaghan, in charge of East Coast construction for the Wil- Hams firm, discusses building plans with John Alexander, Seminole County Commissioner and member of the Chamber of Commerce industrial committee. A t Sanford Industrial Park Plant Construction Set Next Week Actual construction will be rommcnced about mid-week for a new Industrial plant at Sanford Industrial Park, ac­ cording to M. J. Monaghan, In charge of Hast Coasl conitnidlon for J. 1<- William* and Company, Dallas. Texas. Working crews will com­ mence Monday preparing the site for the *200,non structure, .will have 30,f»)o square feet, Monaghan stated, with a frontage of loti feel The new building, being I and a depth of 300 feet. Site erected for speculative pur-1 area is 180 by 400 feet, or puses by the Williams firm, 172,000 square feet. Specification* cal! for a one-slory masonry construct­ ed building. Il will have reinforced concrete pier and beam foundation, with a re- Hospital Notes inforced five-inch concrete slab on * sand cushion. A built-up. three-ply tar and grave) roof will rest on a 2'i-inch gypMtm concrete roof tleck. Construction will include long span open web steel trusses. Wall* will be of brick veneer with eightinch haydite block. Tlie plant will have bay size* of 21 liy 33 fret, a 16 foot clear stacking height, gat fired unit heaters, incandescent lighting, three truck doors dock high, toilet facilities and a rail siding available. Offices will be completed to suit tenants as follows: Stud , walls with half-inch sheetrock. painting tn suit, all w e a l it e r air conditioning, fluorescent lighting, vinyl as­ bestos floor covering, suspend­ ed fiberglass Insulated ceil­ ing, private offices lo suit, interior doors flush with naturaI mahogany finish, brush­ ed aluminum finish hardware and tuilet facilities. The exterior will include an entrance of aluminum and Xlass. field stone pane! tu highlight (he entrance, alum­ inum facia and coping on (he entrance canopy, face brick on front and right side, con­ crete walks, curbs and gut­ ter and drive approaches and an 06 space paved parking lot. February :« Almlsslon* Garvin McCurdy. Geneva; Mublc C ntclly Ilellary; Arm u n Ho. .man, Umgwuod; Harold McGee, Ft. Pierce; Manning Todd, Osteen; Clyde Murray Hull, Alice DcUrlnc, Itulh Anslcy. Thurman Smith. Ernestine McLrllan, Robert Weeks, Tommy Edmonds, Addle nrooks. James -Swain Jr., Philip DesJardins, John Angel of Kanford lOUIt-LAYKIt CAKE decomtod to resemblu the fire Htatliin writ presentftlrtha ocl to tho Sanford Firo Department Thursday by Robb's linkcry nnd wan Mr. and Mr*. Pair! McLdlan enscriinttl: "To Chief Cleveland nntl nil tho boy*—thanks for nil you've of Sanford, a girl done for nil tho Hobbs.” Pictured left In right nre: Front row. I.t. George Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heine of Mtmning Harriett Sr., Fire Chief Murk Clevelnml Sr. uml Assistant Fire -Sanford, a girt Chief U. 'I'. Thomas; hack row: Itonalil A. Hcnaml, Daniel W. llurnham, Discharge* Hilly Gilbert, Dennis DriskeU, W. (’. Gailuy ami C. I*. Dennett. C h a r l e s Gilford. Dellary; 11Irrakl Photo) Lilly Cullen, Dellary; James Lee, Elouisc Thompson, Ro­ bert Madison, Earl Williams, Baby Girl Crew* of Sanford. FEBRUARY s j Guest s|M-iikcr for Sunday OVER 35 YEARS Admissions evening services at tho First At First K Palmetto Jane Davidson, l-ako Mary; Methodist Church of Sanford (Alongside old pout offire) Darlene Nettles, Osteen; Mil­ will Ik' Miss Sarah Fernandez, dred Reolf, Dellary; llarbura It) Jam- Ca»*eI1ierry *irk will bead a conimlttre to missionary at Qimijo in OrlEichholi, Dellary; Hetty Cos t-nle Province in Cuba fur 20 The Christian H<itiii’inuhrr» pliin the affair. grave, Paltlc Meyers, Lawton Rev. Iirlnm. Copeland, pas­ years. Ross. Opal Hull, Margaret Cl*** of the Casselberry Com­ Mis* I'Yrnundex was the last Cleveland, Joan Uatlrn, Edna munity Methodist Churill met tor of thn church, ai*kcj for Methiidixt Missionary tn leave Mae Armstrong of Sanford. Tuesday nl S p.m in Weuver help from the class in con­ tlie Itlund. Rlrths | • Carpets • Furniture ducting tin* church.'* Every Following her talk nlie will Mr. and Mrs. Kichnnl David Hall. • Tile • I'ianoH Memher Cunvnn* on Mulch 17. answer any questions frvrn the Mis. L. L. Wei ley was in son of Lake Mary, a hoy • Itentul Reds Shook announced that the rung legation. Discharges charge uf the devotional Mini Loyalty Dinner will be held Thomas Morton, Dellary; Bill Shook, das* president, on April 3 mid explained that Francis Kerfoot, Chuluolu; previdiil at tti(} business meet­ member* will la- a-ked to Theodore llroomc, Dellary; Harriett Jones, lamgwood; ing. Minutes were rend by make pledge* to help inert the Wilton Rossie Jr., Enter­ Mis. la-onaitl Wagner, were- plopored budget of $12,000 prise; Wilhelmina D r o w n , iniy uml Mi-*. Dim Muntgom- foi the year. A l orn Roast i* plminid by Sorrento; Ollie Glllla, John cry, treasurer, gavu a report. tinrluss for Saturday. Mim h Kay lor. Mra George Dresser TODAY and S M I IIIIAY - MAIL I and 2 Plan* weir made for • If- illi, at ttio farm of Mr. ami and baby; Eva Hell Itronks, The special that you van rereive unly Mr*. Earl McIntyre and rcptluil fin Rev. John Hogtl- Mr*. Marvin Met'lain near when a d ve rtis'd baby, Mr*. Albert Andrew# Ictt, missionary to Africa Oviedo. A maul Ilnur uu* enjoyed tin *7.9* AUTOMATIC MAGIC WRITER and baby; Warren Hay nr*, spomuicd tiy (lie class, to be Bernice Osborne, Mr*. Rich­ lii'ld falluwing till- Sundae f o l l o w i n g Tuesday night's ard Hums and baby, Sharon evening *eivice oil Malcn It) meeting and rrfreshimsit* of Mill) Two (2) 12.00 Trlt-phonr Dialer* Sharp, Tommy E d w a r d a , at which hr will U- guest pie and ruffes- were served tiy the lionltstHc*, Mrs. Gerald \ *12 Value Sarnucl Smith and Henry speaker. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mea- Poller and Mis. McClain. Oliver o( Sanford. Now 'Villa Life-lime Christian Homemakers Plan Reception For Missionary Missionary To Speak Here B E S T B U YS IN I FORD DEALER ANNUAL liifE l Sanford Furniture Co. 2 Days Only Pen and Pencil Set Choir Rehearsal To Follow UPY Meeting By Jane Casselberry Hulled Presbyterian Youth af Weslminster Presbyterian Church will meet al 0:30 p in. Sunday at thr Howell Park offices. Linda Pitman will have the devotion prayer and Jack Montgomery wiU lie m charge of the refreshments. All junior and senicr high young people are invited to attend. Choir rehearsal will be held following the meeting under the di'cclion of Mr*. Gordon DUloa. Both young people end adult* are invited to aing in 1the choir. RAKE IIUSINKSS OPPORTUNITY (Cnn He Purl Time to Sturt) Due tu the laige influx of compact and foreign iiulumuLdlc 'ulcs in the United States, a fate ami tin. u«uul business oppoi tunily lias pivsent Itself pi an Indirtalusl cr tumpany. A natiunni company will consider the appointment uf t|uali(u-d dealers in this territury. NO AUTOMOTIVE EXPEUlKNi'E NECESSARY . . . . PROTECrKD TEIt Hi TORY. If tpinlilicd, yuu will Ik- a**o> inti-d with products nf *ucli giants as General Motor*, Kind Midm Company, Chiyslei Curpurutirn, Vulk-wagun, Rcnsult and others. Yuu must be able tu fulluw company directives, Slu.i Ik- local resident mijdmum three years. NO SELLING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. Must have car. .Minimum rash Investment $2,690. protected by in* Vetitury of AAA-I ilunufaiturns. P a rtia l ItnaliciM l a s s is ta n ts availab le to iiu aliried applicant*. Must have local reference*. Submit resume tu writing Ur —• PRESIDENT. WAIN. INF. 400 PORTER ST.. EASTON, PA. Only Guarantee Vc? A G A IN -JU S T LIKE LAST YEAR -C O LD WEATHER UP NORTH ALLOWS EXTRA SHIPMENTS OF BRAND-NEW FORDS DOWN HERE-ALL PRICED TO MOVE! EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOUI IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES, EQUIPPED JUST AS YOU LIKE I HURRY IN-YOU WON'T GET STUCKI GET THE POINT? A h |g)W A h per month after down payment. 'fill F a l c o n 2-Door Sedan. Whitewall fires arc optional at extra cost. A h L ow A h C *57' per month after duwo payment. 'G3 Ford Galaxie 2-Doot Sedan. Whitewall tire* are optional al uxtra cost. ----- WITH THIS COl 1*1IN ------ No more ink on shirt pocket IDEAL FOR — A h l-ow A h Student* Salesm en House YYivrs A rro u n tan ts B u sin rssm rn Nur»e» YV ail re*»e« t Ir ik s Mail Orders add Ilk for earh set . . . Send t ash or Money Order to— N A M E ---------L ______ !__________________ S T R E E T .............................................. ........ C IT Y ................................STATE McCRORYS in ; K. i» i per month alter down p a ym rn l. 'C3 Ford Galaxie Coun­ try Sedan. Whitewall tires are optionu! a. extra coat. r.ost - j W rm t ST. 308 E. 1st BE SMART...BUY SMART! P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR! STRICKLAND - MORRISON, lac St. Sanford, Florida i �. /*■*- n *ai F IjL i * a; n > ' WEATHER: Clotuly with some shower* through Tuesday. High today, 60-fi5. Low tonight, 45-60. VOL." 63 ^ e • * Work on resurfacing lake Mary Blvd. ha* started. • • • Over $100,000 w a s b e t nightly at the .loi-Alai. Race­ way and dog track combined during the season. • • • Petition* going around Rasenna Park pio and con ru­ ga rding the proposed shop­ ping center in that area. . . . Hearing set Mar. 13. • • • While the State Road Dept. Is tuking a long look—and not so long that something can't tie done right away about itr— at Celery Avenue as it wends it* uneven way to the river, maybe the 'city street crew will go to work on that same thoroughfare from .Mollonville to i'aik Ave. . . • Humps, hump* and ruts that make for anything hut comfortable driving. s • • Railroad crossing* still »r« causing much mumbling. • . » Like Third and Myrtle. . . . Or Fourth and Kim------ Hint and Thirteenth and a hulf—just suuthwenst of the L o c k e r plant. . . . Any others? • • • “ poor ole AC1.........The railloaders have to decide which is less costly, maintaining the track or putting cars back ort tire track after they have “ hit the ties.” . . . Altd hasn't it been TWICE i" ‘ he last 39 days that tire wreck crew had to put locomotives back on the track at Myrtle, right back of Celery Printing? • • • Dn thu ground for many hour*. . . . Maybe split that switch. . . . Anyway, lire switch crew sit­ ting around coat* a few dol­ lar*. . . . And naturally, tiro ••switching" (no. not the kind you give u bad boy. ’cause these crewmen rcully cun l help tlris!) ju*l isn't getting done. • — — llut “ poor cd« ACL" i*n t doing so Itad on the mainline. . . . Florida East Coast trains Mill coming this "* l,lu crippling strike continue* on that line------ And Torn RIre • folks are bundling all that firm tourist business!!! ’ l«inl had, Annabelle! • Established 1**08 MON'.. MARI li dTTtlfiS SANFORD, FLORIDA to < * BY LARKY VKRSIIEI. City Attorney Bill llutchi,.011 tell* us that Pipeline-City lease should be ready for final approval tonight . . . • • • Don’t l>e surprised if the eity start* cracking down on tiaffic violators . • • • Limcrork on 25th St. t» just one hilt muddle of slush now . . . “Can't do anythin* until rain stops." County Engineer Hill Bush »«y*. • « • The biggest water rustomer In the ctiy is Hunt Co. . . . For the last ’JO days 14.0.18.9JO gallon* used. • • * Laurel Ave. will probably be made a through street from First to 13th. • United Pres* Leased Wire S • That noise coming out of Joe Wright s barbershop Fri­ day afternoon was Y « u n K Hr ink Perkins gelling hi. first haircut. . - Didn’t seem to enjoy Hr* Initial experience, in spile of Joe's U nder cure. . . . And where wu* P“ l*“ 7 • • • Al the store! . - - " h o wants to see Ire li'l *»" unhappy ? . • • llut Tiny Brack didn’t have ,o spend any of the bond h# won In the baby contest re­ cently. . - - >’op footed » » Cliut this about the kid aball s p o n s o r s going lund nowadays in a state of N'k? . . . Just got their lenient, from City RecreaII on costs for tile season. . When Ron Perry slatted y supervision of this fine ith activity, the idea was t the City would furnish Is, l.iits, grounds and tim­ es under »u|iervisior» of the y Director. . . . Kids furbed gloves und shoes. . . , <n*oi* supplied uniforms, linger., training. . . . Now seems, hut* and hulls are rtsed ugulnsl t (* .poll.sms. . So is insurance, , . . And re seem to lie some spuns who figure that they I’t stand the pressure. . . . « • • iRHECTjON. I don't have ! i flu . . . Sorry i NO.- (i(rO~ n o w A ... BRIEFS B e e f l 'p E x p o r ts TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — Hov. Farris Hryant told a new* conference (ofay that plan* are in the work* to beef up exports from Florida to South Amcricun countries. WASHINGTON (UI’ I) — The SupnetM Court upheld today a lower court decision that would allow railroad* to eliminate "feather-bed­ ding" — unnecessary work—by operating em­ ployes. An appeal by five railroad brotherhoods has been before the court for some weeks. The deci­ sion was handed down last Nov. -8 by the 7t li U. K. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago. Today's opinion by Ihe court was unsigned. Hut was simply ‘‘i>er curiam" or "by the court." Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, former labor secre­ tary, did not participate. Today's action means tlml after sonic rou­ tine moves the railroads can legally go ahead with work rule changes tlmt would stop the featherbedding. During the proceedings, Lirais J. Wagner, president of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Hrakemen, said that the unions "will have no alternative" hut to strike if the changes eventual­ ly materialize. Before it strike takes place. President Ken­ nedy would appoint an emergency fact-finding board. This would delay any strike action for all­ ot her (50 days. The unions represent about 200,000 conduc­ tors, switchmen and other employes who work on trains. They brought the lawsuit on the claim that the carriers were violating the Railway Lalmr Act by Iheir projmsnls. The Supreme Court opinion said that Irnth parties had exhausted all legal procedures in the long dispute and "are relegated to selfhelp" in adjusting it. Curler the new rules, altont 18,000 firemen displaced by tlit* diesel locomotive would Ire dis­ missed and 25,000 other jobs would be abolished over five years. The pay structure would be re­ vised to raise about 150,000 salaries. Rules that bar crews from working beyond certain change (mints would lie eliminated and crews could take trains into yards without pay­ ment to standby yard crews. 'Cowardly As Mice' Chinese Tell Soviets TOKYO (Ill'll — CommUn­ iat China concluded a massive defense ctf its “ hard line" communism with a challenge to Russia t« debate their idvologiral dispute in public. Describing the Russian* ns “cowardly us mire," the Chi­ nese Reds said. “ If you are men enrugh, str p fin-ward. Lot cm li si te in 1list debate publish all (he ar­ ticles in which it is criticized by (be ...vi •».,*. aid a? tl,u pinpln nr our nr. n countries mid the whole world think ami judge who is rig lit and nlm is wl onjf." The challenge was issued Sunday in the Lurth a ~1 lust installment rtf a lUO.OOU-Wrti<1 d e fe n s e <rf Man T ie -lu n g 's communism as opposed tu So­ viet P r e m i e r Nikita S, Khrushchev's to owed pulley of pcureful coexistence. It was the sharpest attack yet on the Soviet leader. The statement accused "cer­ tain people" — m e a n i n g Khrushchev—of larth “ adven­ turism" nri'l then •Yupituliiln- lionisin'1 in the Cuban crisis Inst fall. II renewed the .Mint thesis that nil imperialists and reactionaries are "paper tigers" and that Ur be afraid of them is "practically non­ sensical." The statement did not at­ tack Khrushchev directly by mime, but the reference* were unmistakable. 11 was hitter at tire fuel the growing Sjim.Soviet^ split hn* cidscu Hot-in ' • jjs inf nun b of its eennototc aid to Red China, saying these "certain people" <onlrime tu undermine Communist unity. it also expressed bitterness over Khrushchev's decision to pull hi* missiles out of Cuba in the fact* of u nuclear war with the capitalistic West. ", . . . During (hi* Cuhun events certain people first cuiitmltlcd tin1 on or of adven­ turism, and then committed the eitor of riipitulatiunisin, wanting the Cuban people to a e e e p t liumiliiiting tel ms which would have meant the sacrifice of the sovereignty of F in a l P ic a s PARIS (Ill'll — A special military court heard final de­ fense pleas todsy in tlm trial of II men accused of trying to nssnssinnte President Charles de (inulle. their country," the statement said. The statement was taken front un article in Red Flng magazine, the Peking regime's leading theoretical journal, rind broadcast by Peking Ra­ dio. Sailors Loot ij . j . Treasury DALLAS, Tex. <UPI>—'Twit ) unrig sailors, who for 13 day* had lire powrr tu loot the U. S. Treasury with a shipment of Irlunk federal rlicrks. worth op to $.’>9 million, were held ineo inmuni ratio today by red-laced naval authorities. The pair jumped ship in Jupnii. iropped a run interna! airliner in the United .States and began a spending spree that could have lapped (Ire Treasury for unlimited funds, depending upon the sailors' nerve. B ill N e a r s WASHINGTON eil past I'c-nsaeidu 47 to 12 an I mangled Tallahassee by u 45 to *29 score. foinplrtp slur) on spoils page. The accidental death of lit­ tle Hcrlde Weeks, Thursday night stunned tbe hoys a* il did the many children of thu I'ilMvrest School ami. who bore a ronipnsioliate and ten­ der affection for the 31-yearold Herbie. I lot hie had hover ed around tiro sehool for year* waiting for the children t,, romp out, or inarched serenely down the middle nf the ruiel. oblivious of the impatient traffic. Herb!*, was born tire way In- wri* ami il'* gentle but inquisitive mind never pro­ gressed uuich be) mid that of a small buy. Itut tlio lurk of maturity and understanding, the groU«i|ue, glimne-llke body amused no Jeer* nr sneer* in _ A hill which pxpmiil Hu* ju n io r rniM Vi' o ffice r tm initur cm.ipr |,i half a million high achool youths mil to be iutro- tlu m l in the 11<iiift,', Unlay. P la n e s C o llid e MONT II); M A R S AN. ) ranee (DPI)—Three French air force plane* collided in the air during n training flight to. 'lay, spilling flaming wreckHUf over a woo,I,*,f ntt'ii. H eavy Snow lly l tilii-d Press International A heavy snow storm driven by high winds swept into the northern planes today afterdepositing nearly a foot of snow in Wyoming and Colo­ rado. Deputies Find Sanford Couple Floating In Lake Funeral service* are being held in abeyance (or a San­ ford couple who drowned early Sunday In Lake Jc«*up. Cororner Hugh Duncan idcntilicd the rouplc as Matt Curtis Stanley, SI, and his wifesr. Mary Ann Stanley, 47 of H R. 2 Judge Duncan recounted the couple, who resided near My­ ers fish camp, were observed at.fi 30 a. in Sunday proceed­ ing in Ureir 12 foot boat, pow­ ered with a 35-horsepower motor, for a fishing outing. Some 15 minutes later the victims were found floating in seven feet of Water, along­ side their capsized treat, byDale Hogan, Sanford, and Herman Rowers, Winter Park Judge Duncan said larth were considered cxirert swim­ mers. Neither wore a life jac­ ket although scat-type pre­ servers were found with the taint. Stanley, a native of Clynter, Pa., had Ireeit employed as a security officer al Dynatronirs, Inc . until recently. Mrs. Stanley was s native of Morocco, Ind. 'This ©ne W as For Herbie' It) Dot IliiicinlHitham Sanford's top-ranking - Jun­ ior Basketball Lea gnu All Star tiani rolled over all op­ position nr lh<- Stall. 'Iburnsmerit held ) « ii* Friday and Saturday to hold on to their State Championship crown fur the second ttrnight >*ar. And they did it for Herbie, With u rallying eiy of "Thi* mu-'* for 11•■«l»i»-.” the Sanford youngsters trounced Wcuuhilrhka 19 to 22. *i|uecx- (tll'l) the children of tin* I’ inmrst ...................... n patient and tender sympathy am) a friend­ ly roncern. Tin- winning of ihn Stale Junior itu> * llns'ketiiall tTrain pmnsliip i* a Meiuurium to 111 l bin Weeks It was pin*id in lus mininry by the boy* in grateful but apologetic tlranksglving for their own strong, straight bodies und in deepest iniii|iassiutr fur a buy who never inid a ebnme. S ta le m a te GENEVA , 17PI» — Mm V\estern power* today appar­ ently failed l« budge the So­ viet Union fiuin it* rigid postlion on the nuclear test ban issue in no informal closed ‘hair debate at the 17-llulioti distil liniment conference. R is in g : C o s t s ST. AUGUSTINE (U l’l) Nio 40-ihiy.oM F lo rid a K n *t ( ojm L R ailw ay nti ike Im* | i||* . rising lonti*, *rrowing hanUhip* muI never* econmu* ic trtliAcks (n f ,'*ri t*’« iipri« nitutiij niiluntrii jf, fm minjf inti*id*in mi id .Sunday, P r e s s e s R o ll NEW YORK (UPI) - New Yorkers scurried briskly to lieu-stand* today to pick up ‘ •“'il c o p i e s „f u„. rii Mt major daily newspaper to be publish '•'I •" *•“• eity in h7 duys. The t'rt-page edition' of tbe New Yolk Post rolled off |litpresses at H a. m. and ropb-s were bundled Into delivery vans for distribution through­ out tire city. 2 Groups Urge Up Teacher Pay TALLAHASSEE (LTD — Piopo-i-l pay bike* fur sellool teai hers would bring Into effrcl at len*l two rwnmniendal inn* made rerently by the Governor** CommiMiv oil ifoality Education. The rornmittce, in a report released two weeks ago. -aid alteption should he given to the liiise salary of teaehera and to raising starting salar­ ies. The I lurid* Education As­ sociation proposed pay hike* ranging front $100 to ft.fino u year for Floridu teacher*. If tb<- propo.-uls uni uilt-iittd by tile Legislaturo, tin- leeomtni Dilations of the governor’s euiiimittee would la- realized. Fuqua Hits Tax Proposal WASHINGTON I LTD — Cuiig|v*sniun Dull Fuipm nf A11In* -aid today la- will op­ pose the (Hiltion of the Pres­ ident's tax proposals calling for a five per cent floor on itemised ilnluetiiin*. Fuqua *uid the five per cent flour wuuld serve n* u detriment to churches, chari­ table organization*, univrrsitii* and other institutions winch draw all or pail of their support from euiitrilnitions. STATE CIIAMI'IONS. Sanford'* All Star Junior iltbskcllmll team liokl* thu trojihie* they won at the Stato Tournament held here Friday and Sat­ urday. Three Sanford hoy* were named to thn AU-State Team. From left, front row are Coach Fred Miller, Rill Bracken, Kenny Hinson (AllState), Bobby Lund<iui*t, (All-State), Mutt Morgan and Couch Don Stowell, Burk row, Ricky Galloway, Bruce McKibbin, Mike l/>ny All Slate, and Captain of (he All-Star*), Bjad ilolling**urth and Billy Miller. (Herald I’hoto) Society To Meet The Kt-mlml* Numismatic .Society will moot Wednesday |at 7:30 p.m. in tha First Federal Havings and Loan Assn. Caucus Room. I m m *”1 15 A WET ROAD AND heavy rain* landed thin ear in a from UiRhwtiy 1(5 100 feel west of Marina Isle Saturday er J. L. Sikes reported the driver, ArLtiur Crawford, charged with exceeding the safe speed limit, slough 200 feet afternoon. Troop­ of Sanford, was (Herald Photo) Builder Nabbed In Repair Probe "anxious to xrt thing* right," was jailed here Saturday night for the grand larceny of a mortgage. lie told a reporter he want* to bond out of jail and try to correct any misdeeds done by Iris firm. llut hp insisted tire alleged wrong doing* of Nova Rudd­ ers, Inc., weren’t of hi* mak­ ing. "I wa* only a one-third partner and they always over­ ruled me," he claimed Inno­ (.Special to lire Herald) cently. lly Harold Hummel Tire man i* William Clctus Staff Writer Itraden. secretary • treasurer Gainesville Dali) Sun of the now defunct Nova. He wa* arrested Friday in GAINESVILLE - A Lin ford Ironic repair lirm officer, Nashville, Tcnn., and brought BULLETIN William' ('Ictus Itrailrn was arraigned on graml larreny charge. this morn­ ing in Gaincsvillr In eonnection with home repair rackets in Alachua County last year. Hr plraded in­ nocent In the charge* and wa* held in the county Jail under ft,900 bond pending the next term of Circuit Court. Silver Spoon Babies nrriving til Sanford Memorial lln.-u pital April 27 will literally he "born with u itilvcr spoon in their mouths." So announced Mix. Christopher Duller, president of the Women's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hospital, today. The "Pink Ladies" will present silver spoons to all Imliies born at tin* hospital April 27, priticipnl day of the Hemi-t'entenninl Celebration. Homestead Filing Applications Lagging Applnalimis for ll'fiT homesliml rvempllon me lagging as compared to lllfiJ, accord­ ing to Mr*. Mary Earle Walk­ er, tax assessor. Sire said 3,. ,'ilHI ap|d ration* must In' filed between now und Mnieli 31 to eipirtl the luilllber frhsi ill 1992. Applleant* ale irigi-d to filiiniiinilntlrly in onler to avoid tin- Inst minute rush. New applicant* are nspiested to In ing tire deed to their property ill und ninki. ripplicrilinn for the exemption, ns sometime* it it necessary to get ndilkliiinlrl inf«i ouitimi to piesenl if fioin another state. lYtsun* who have received llu-ir renewal applii-ntions in i the mail arp urged to sign them und send them in along with Hu- lungildi- and intangi­ ble f o r m s with li have In—-ir properly filled in and signed. Disabled persons or widow* must file application for these i-xrmptliiiis each year. If appliintiun Inis been filed In past Death Not Due To Lung Cancer PITTSBURGH (U l'l) A pathologist's report t n il a y |lsti-l pneumonia “ unrelated to lung cancer" n» liq- cause uf ilcuih of retired carpenter Otto Pritchard, who twice file<l lung-ennct-r suits against a lending tobacco company. Pritchard, ill, of Pittsburgh, died Inti- Saturday. A statement by the hospi­ tal's p a t h o l o g i s t following nil autopsy attributed death di­ rectly to pneumonia. The tluHincut said* “The patient died uf pneu­ monia umclutcd to his luntr cancer. In a pivliminury ex­ amination there was no ey|. denes* of cancer or residual cancer." Microscopic • la m in a ­ tion will b« held on tissues, but result* will not t-e known fur a day or so. year*, the form on tha tangi­ ble personal property return is sufficient, New applicant* must fuinisli proof of disabllit> and sign a curd width is uviiiluldt- fioin tlic- off ca. Viels Slay Missionaries HAIGON (U I'll — Two I'rolestnnl missionaries, oiip of llo-m nil. Ami-rii all, were billed and two of their chil­ dren sei lon-l) wounded today ill n I'nmmuiiist guerrilla innlaisli .’>0 miles north of Sai­ gon. A U. S. military spokesman identified IIn- dead mission­ in' i-> as KtwooiJ Jacobsen nf Fotcston. Minn., and Gasp.rrd Makil of JsiiIi-i tin, tin- l'hilippines. here Satunbiy night by »n Alachua County d e p u t y sheriff. He's the fourth man arrested here rerently in ihn emirso of an investigation of alleged home repair racket­ eering. Four other* aro being sought by Alachua County authurifies and nine men havo been Jailed for grand lar­ ceny ol mortgage* in neigh­ boring Nortiu'cnlral Florida ruuntict. Rraden said last night them should be $5,200 In a Fort Lauderdale hank account am! Nova ha* some outstanding debts, lie said if Ire can raise bond to get out of Jail he'll Iry to get lire money ami make up the alleged deficienrcs in Nova work. A hearing to set hi* bond tentatively is set for Mon­ day. Bond on other repairr..cn urreited for grand lar­ ceny here recently ha* rang­ ed from $2,ooo to $3,ono, Rraden claims lie was Just "a rublter stamp" for hi* partner*' decisions. One of lire partners tlrailcn referred to is Glenn Jom« Jr., also being sought for grand larceny. "I (old ' them a lot of limes, ‘They were making mu feel llil* high'," Uradrn said "They’d go off together and make decisions, then como luck and toll me what they were," he claims, Rraden admitted lie worked on llro ileal in Alachua Coun­ ty that gave rise to the grand larceny charge, Investigator* said $159 of work was dimu on the shell home of elderly Mrs. Roiuniic Reed. About $100 in debt* alrwr were paid off. In return for the work and money, Nova took a $1,509 mortgage, investigator* say. Rr.rdrn said Nova ceased operations in Oetoher and ho ha* been working for a homo repair Rrm in Naslrvillo since. H erald Index llridgp ----- Page 8 Classified ........... Page fl Comic* . „ ..... Page H Dear Atdiy .... Page 8 Page 4 Editorial Entertainment Page 8 Legal* .. Page 2 A 0 Puzzle .... ._ Page H Society _____... Page « Spoi t- .... ..... Page 7 The Fords Flew! ... ik e M A l b low FALCO N! 1st. In Monaco FORD! 1st. In Riverside, Calif. FORD! 1st. • 2nd. • 3rd. - -Ith. - 5th. In DAYTONA INT. 500 1st. In Performance! Durability! Roadability! Keonomy! Strickland-Morrison INCOIH'ORATED MIRD DEALER FOR SEMINOLE CO. 808 E. First St. j j I �Rail Merger & \\t ftanfnrf) P .« S - « o ,M .r .4 .- M lp e r llC g In 1 ^rrnlb Ban 'Urged' WASHINGTON (O P D -T t* Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee aaid today railroad merger* should be banned until Congress formulatei an over all transportslion policy. The two Republican mem­ bers of the subcommittee dissented, saying the matter should be left to the Inter­ state Commerce Commission (ICC). The subcommittee, headed by Sen. Estes Kcfauver, DTenn., held extensive hear­ ings last year on the subject. Kefauver Introduced a bill last week to hnld up major mergers until ISM pending further study by Congress. DumucraU Philip A. Hart, Mich., Thomas J. Dodd, Conn., and Edward V. hong, Mo., alio signed (he majority report which warned that proposed mergers of Urge Eastern lines might be the first step toward a nationwide railroad monopoly. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, III., and Roman L. Ilruska, R-Neb„ said In a minority report that the ICC ihould be free to make Its own determination on rail mergers under exist­ ing law. They said the subcommit­ tee's recommendation was "Inappropriate" a n d "the complex problems that af­ fect the railroad Industry" should be left to tho House Legal Notice stul Senate Commerce Cummirtecs. Kefauver'* group said the ICC did not have the futilities or authority to deal properly with the problem. The ICC now hai under consideration proposals for several large mergers, including a mar­ riage of the New York Cen­ tral and Ihc Pennsylvania. "The Interstate Commerce Act should be strengthened to include positive antitrust safeguards which must be met," ihc stibcommlllec said. II said Congress should In­ struct Ihe ICC lo make a thorough investigation of the merger issue, Including a depth study of the railroads* "poverty plea.*' The ICC should report III findings to Congress, the reporl swift. "There are certain longrange ({hcslions to lie resolv­ ed," It said. "Will a move toward mo­ nopoly power of Ihe sire and scope of tho New York C’entral-l'ennsylvania merger be only a first step in a series of additional mergers and con­ solidations which will even­ tually lead lo tho exercise of a railroad system controlled by private Interests snd reg­ ulated by a regulatory hotly which may become subiervllent to those interests?" The Kefauver report said that lha ICC did not have enough experienced ex amin era lo get alt the facls about [imposed mergers anil did not have an adequate policy on mergers. Legal Notice IX T H E C l N C t l l T r r U ' R T ns* t u b SIXTH JtiniriAi, c m . C U T , I S AXIS FUH S K H I . IT T1I4J (Tillft’IT n il IIT, WOI.B COIIXTV, P I.O RIIIA, XIVTH J1IHIIVI, rim I IT n r C H A N C R B T NO. ISAM OF F 1,011ID i IX AX II roll D O tlR E T T A E. CAMTUELiL a i- .M i x n f .i : roi'XTV, o n a x . WALKER. c e i i v x n . lanrs P la i n t i f f X I I Y ir H T O S I W 4 I I VS. F E D E R A L NA T IO NAL Ml MITF I t E D V IC TO R W A L K Kit, MAUK AUAUCIATIIIN, D . (Mutant riaintir r. SOTICM TO A P P E A R VI. T O l P R E D V IC TO R W A L K E R F R A N K ! . I N D. HOO PE R and e / o Mrs. B v . l r n F o a t . r I X m O T I l V I/JU1HE HOO PER, I f Onrhstn Strsat hla wlf* . E a i l C b llm lt n r d , M i n a , DM.nrianta. ch u itlla T IIR XT XVI! OF F LO R ID A T o u ara haraby no t lflu l that T il l ..F R A N K L I N D. tIOOPKIt e ault fnr lllv o re e haa b » »n Adilr*** U n k n ow n f i l e * i a g a ln a l y ou by I / > n DO R OTIIV LOUIBK IIOORETT A E C A M P B E L L I ’ E ll W A L K E R In tb a olro ull onnrt Addraaa Unkn ow n ■ o f tha nin th faructal circuit TOU ARE I t E t l E l i r N O T I ­ In and f o r Samlnnta Coun ty, F I E D Unit a Milt lm* bean Flor id a. In O ba n osr y S o . t i l l # , filed nualnet yuii In Ihe ab ove and y o u nra b e r t h , rri|ult<-4 entitled enure, nnd that ymi t o aerva a c o p y o f y o u r All* a r « reriulrail in fll* y o u r an■war In tba Co mplain t on tba awer wllli Ihe El«rk o f thla 1 ' l a l n t l f r « A tlor n a y , It- Kims t'o u rl and to s« rv * a e o p y R s t lln s h a u a , o f tba L a w F in n t h e r e o f iilion the Plaintiff , nr nf F a ld tr and Or tt lnsbau a, p i a l n l l f f * attorn ey*, nhnaa No. H I Mouth K n owlaa Avanur, uamea and a ' M r i . a la M ar k N. W l n t r r Park, Flurhla, anil flla Cleveland, Jr. anil I'arrult tha urlsflnal nf such Ana war In llurka, P. fl D r a w e r Han­ the ottlra o f tha r'lat k o f the ford , Florida, not lal.-r than C ir cu it C ou rt o n or b e f o r e Ilia tha Sill day o f A n t II. A D. t n d d a y o f April, IMS, o t h e r , I R t . If ynu full In do e« a wlaa lha s l l a s s t l o n * o f *aM Davrae Pro Ounfe«*u will be C o m p la in t will ba taken aa e n d red naalnel y ou fo r Ilia r nn fa aaad and a P ac ra * Pro rallaf demanded In I h . C o m ­ Confaaao will ha antara.l plaint, This Hilt la to fora au alna l you . rlnan a timr tMilli ■ Thu l<nl WITNEMfl my hand nnd n f fl- t>rr>|irrty t i r o r f . i l . d aa alne l 1» plat arut o f tha aald Court at L<>T 4, » M » * K ». IIE FT Hanford, S im ln ola Coun ty, I,Kit ROM EH O R L A N DO F l o r id a , this ; i i h day uf Fab* HBPTION ONE, arnordlna ru a r y , t i l l . lo plat l lir lr a l r ecor d ed In (SE A L) I'lal llnok IS. Pauea U and A r th u r H- llarkw lth. J r , d, Puhllr Iteuordn o f HvinlClark o f lha Circuit Court bo le r .i u n ly, Florida. ]lyr Martini T. Vlhlan WITNEHH my ha nd nnd the Deput y Clark aeal ut »ald Court at Hanford, Patilar and Rattlnahaua Florida, thla 34th day o f F e b ­ A tt or nay a fo r p l a in t iff ruary, A. D. EfSt. t i o a. K n ow laa Avenue (HEAL) W in t e r Park. Florida Arthur II l la c k w llh . Jr. P u b lis h March 4, 11. IS. SI Cl. rlt o f Ihe C ir cu it C our t CDO-T fly ; Martha T. Vlhlan. D. C. IX TIIS1 CIIICIHT t'tll IIT OF T i l l ! X I X i ' l l JI R I t i A I . < III- M ar k N c lr v r l a n d , Jr. and c e t r u l l Uurka , ( T I T nr AXI> F OR SKMI.Xnl.lt D r a w t r 7. cn tixT T . F L on u it, riiA X . p o Hanford, Florida CKKV 5 0 . Im s I 'u b ll.h March I. It, IS. la T H E BOUTON F I V E CENTO C D d -l ftAVlNOH RANK, Plalnlirr, XDTII'M Ctlll HID* va. T he Hoard o f C ou n ty C o m M I C H A E L J. A. WILSON, JR., mlaatonera o f Hem Ino Ie C o u n ­ •t ux and at al. ty, Florida will reoslva blda Oafandanta. 41 lha ottlra o f Arthur II A M E N D E U NOTICE OF I l ’ IT t leekw llh, fr , In ih# C our tIX h o o t * al Hanford. F lo rid a up M W iT fitoi: F o H K M .iiai'R i: to I .as f . M . M onday, March T O • U ICOIK IK A. WALKER 11, ISM, for turnlahlim the and fuilnwlhgi HUTU a W A L K E R , Ilia ONE (11 H E A V Y DU T Y *1 w ife TON* LOW R E D LEVEL HKSIIHCXCEi ]n an un kn own DECK T R A N * PO R T M ala or coun try other T R A I L L II. New or alia lit than lha Aral* nt H o n d a , !v o . i -I II .IlKh tly Uar'd. and m altin g ad dra ta ba Irr-w * intro o tee tillial ha Inm furnlalred PS» »S SS, A It F I , tJMN. loilallerl aparlfli’x Ilona t'*i 1). H, Naval A ir t iu ilo n . Die Hum may he ub lallie I N avy Num be r I K , Fl<^l at the n lllr e o f the C o u n ­ Fvat Ottlra, Nrw Y ork , ty Knslnr er til Ih*1 C ou r t New Y o r k hollar ut hvllforil, Florida. Vnu are ha ra by no tifie d that Prli-a lild ahull he fo r Ih* a c o m p l a i n t to forarloe,> a c a r . It, in eoinpli-le and d e l i v e r ­ tain luurlKUMn ennmnberlDir ed ready fo r nan to Ihe tho fo llow lo g dvaurlbad feat County lio.nl D epar line nl p t u p o r ly , t o . w l l ; on Li. H IJ-IJ. lour r 4 1 L o t ». Ulork " F “ . Cut Nnr ilea aouth o f Haufoid. T i l V CLUB MANOR. D M T Florida, and ahould asNO, I, a r r o r d l n s to tho elude or Hal ae paiat rly plat Ihrraot aa r e co r d e d In all Hlute and Feilelal lav ra Plat Hook 11, Paua IS, and alt erna te or o p llou a l I'ubllo Itrrurda o f Seminole liema o ff e r e d . Delivery C ou n ty , Florida, dnlri n o l . l be ep erlflii l and fiaa beau filed again st yo u Mo Will he roll aid* I» d III tho a b o v a .a t y la d - u it. and j ■'a awarrllnu lha cuntra el H I ara r aq u lrrd to aerve a copy ahould he uremitpnn led hy of your A ns w er or other i'o|iira c l il> l a lU d far-loO I'leadlnif to the Co mplain t on apet-lfiratlolia, r a llu a and rialn tllta u tto ro rj. A.VDEIttarhliliul .In la c o v e rlu u 0t>N*. Ill S ll, DEAN. LOW NIhe II* in to he aupplled. DKS a van dan IIKIKI, I I I Rid to he anr-loaed In a K a i l Canlral Avenue. Ur Ia ndo. F lorid a, and Ilia tha orlklna l •valid enva lopr plainly murke.| on tin ontalde, "H ID F oil A n e w , i o r o t h e r I'K ad lti* In the o f f i c e o f the C le r k uf tha Marrh I:. IP«S. ' lild* Will he op en ed al a C ir cu it C ou rt on or neiore meettus lo he hr Id In the lliu JSib da> o f M arch. IMS County Uurnnitaetun Mretluu It y ou fait to it.* a*, a d e r r t e p r o < im t e .r o will hr ta k* u R o o m In the c p u r l h o u a e >vl Florida. Tueroluy, •Salnat y » u ( o r tha rallaf d e ­ Hiuforrl. Man'll I t , 1**3. *1 Hi on A. SI m and ed In tha Cum plaint, T h is Nolle* s h a ll ha puli. or ae atom lh « r e a lt o r n» poeaHalier) once a w a t k foe lone tblr. The rlHht la t v . e r v e d to c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s 111 the Han­ w a iv e any Iri ■k u Io rlt lea or fo r d Harald. D A T E D this DU day o f Fat.- ter hlilrutlllev In hi,la and l o r eje ct any r.r all blda r u a r y . IK S . Hoard uf C o u u l y , C u m u l i (H EA L ) alunara A r t h u r If. B e c k w it h . Jr.. H»n>ltio|. r o u n t y , Florid a Uyt M artha T. Vlhlan J r* HuHhlaon, Cha irm an D e p u t y Clerk P u b lish Fab. 11, II. IS A B y : XV liuah Jr. C o u n ty EnslU rvi Mar. 4, 1111. Fubllah Feb. i i a. Mur. 4, I H 1 C D F -tl STORE - WIDE A(!er Bloodless ^i!:‘rry Coup LIMA. 1‘rrti ftJI'l) — IVru Was culm tuduy fulluaiitg a lilorHilt** roup by the artnr-il furt-p* (hub otiatnl miiitnry junta I’res dent Ricardo t’eret (lorluy a. n w'ou!i1-Ih* dictator. The coup Sunday morning was l»tl by Puts Gurloy’s tiircr* junta rolli'Mgur-.v, vvlm renewed the junta pluigc to return the nation to civilian iu Ip alter pieaiiirntiul e|tv. tiuns in June. (ien. Nicolas Lindley Lopcr, ."»4, an outspokiR anti <unimun at regardrsl as a friend of the United .States, took over us new junta president under the law of succession ' t-tuhlisited hy tile junta when it assumrH power last June. Perez, fiodny remained at hi. home in suburban Miraflotes Sunday night, appar­ ently under house arrest. Ho told new-jntm h, had lint rrrignerf the presidency. Rut he Indicated no desire lo try to reverse the Junta's decision. The peaceful turnover fol­ lowed a night of tension at the prewidentiul palace aa Per­ es Gorioy apparently refused to leave until It became rieur he could not count on signifi­ cant support from any sector of the armed forces (jlJEKN OF HEARTS at the Mnlodn Skiilo Show which niiitctl $7l2r» for the Heart Fund in Mimt l.imJn Ley, who wax crowned the 19G3 (fiipen hy Minn Shcula Beat, llhlii Queen. At left in Mian Nylcene Albers, who won second iilticu mid ut ri^ht is Miss Beim McKenzie, who wits third. (Herald Bliotoj French Mining Towns Hit By Riots PARIS (UPI) — Prrvi. ilent Cbarlca rin (iaulle tori.-iy moved »U«l-lielmeted r i o t police into nurtliwfslern min­ ing tuwus in u aliuwilown with dufialit atiiking minera. Uniun leadcra rejected a govornment order uf “ work or fuco tin. conaei|Ut'ncea.*' An csllm*lMl 200,U(J(i coni minera liuvu ln-<'ii striking aiiii'c Friilay for higher i»ny. They wrro barked by more limn 500,000 work«T» in iitlinr nntinnalixi'd industries, m ost of whom plump'd sympiitliy wnlkouti Tueadny, Legal Notice IX THE Ciller IT rot IIT IIP Till: xixTii .it isles as, i ni. IV IT IIF THU STATE IIP Pl.millM, ■ IX AXD Full xr.Mixoi.i-: tin v n . IX l.'I IA X C R Itr , CASK M l. D im MILL EIK1ENE A L E X A N D E R . P la in t iff , va T H E L M A P. A L E X A N D E R . Defendant* XOTICM TO APPEVII TO| T H E L M A P. ALEXAN­ DER 1 P O, Boa )» J rhutnnnrivUIfy W # i t %'lf* pi Ilit* m u a lira 11 ran ran r n o t i* Firau I lm I null fur It am b *t n fl l«d .*ufftfn«t yf*u In th»* Clnu ili Court n f tli* Slnili .Li 'H- ImI Circuit o f th^ Htuts* nf Florid a, hi etiut fo r Hnm|ttnl<* Cnunly, tihiUr C h a n c r r y No, 127‘JJI, t lif' niylrt nf an Id nati** in'inpr h i m , rarnrasra a m c x a m >i : u , riaiiitirr. - v * . t i i i : i , MA I* aSLKX.ANlirail, U f f« n fia nl, Y uli AK i; IIMILUY KK* QtTIIIKD to f 11n jrfttir vs 1tip Hi a C l - f k of" ill In ciaiirl and to «#r%-n a ruiiy o f « ithi e yi i ni ii iii« l i l i i n i i f i B at* or Huy, h Iihwu iiuiiif and ttddrrNi up* pfiir* liflovk, ciu nr t i if o r r I Ii ** ;n d day o f April, A l » . 19A3. or a liter#* Fro Confnaifl1 liiai lie *itl*r4M| a a.itu■! you DATUI* this S»th d*> of K«* briiary, 1UC3, (H UAI.I A r I it nr It- fle ck wit hi J r , Clerk 1t>; MirlL.i T, Vlhlcn l»t p o l y c|*rk M w u r d II Hurt A tt ornv y fo r IMaintirf 1 !<• HoiMh Court i ulu ud o, Florida F u IdM» M ilt It 4. 11, IH, 3& ClH l-i Truck lornl* o f a r m e d g e n - . sit iu n ” o r d e r |iuVaijftlift.ik I k ' v Harrnes late Ktmday Iwgan ' in la y . The order m d miners in rolling into the towna of Saint,' Avoid, Mcrlebadi, Forbaeh, that district faced prosecution if they did not return to their S t i r i n g - W e i p b - ) , uml 11,,-rpita und perform their regular bor Inelers awid the govern­ joha when their shift* were ment's threat of arrest and >iu(> to atari work toduy. posaiblu jail or finea for The minera walked off their strikera Itnvo in.pie things jobs Friday to support deWofao. 'Ilioy lulled a maas niHfiila for an uverngu 11 per meriting of 100,WO minei* fur i-ent inert?*** in wages now ranging from $120 to $200 per today nl lumt, Tho atriku cominltteo fur month, and a reduction In the Lorraine area Into Sunday working time. 11m government threatened distributed paniphlMa calling on the minera within their them with dismissal If Lhey district lo atay off their joba failed to return to work with­ dciplte a government *'retjui- in 4H hours. The 48 hours run* out first for the Urrsiiw re­ gion miners. The rest have Monday off. NOTjt'H iMiraii rm iT H iiii To N-ADIJ l«A%%' W HOM IT MAT craii.v COX- Nolle# !• h#rc>iy alv r n that Cm un d<r»!«n«tl, por-u.tut to th« f’ Fh'lllllnuB Ni»m* Htntulr/* IlnUftft lull No. 1175. Chftptor No SO&53, 1 w * o f Florida, Ifill. u l l l rrftifttrr w It H the Clark o f th4 Circuit C ourt, In and for jiftnumde Cpunty. F l o r ­ ida. upon receipt of pr»»nf o f tha puhllrAtloii o f thla n o ­ th'?, tin fled Itlouft Mil me. llUIVU HA IT AND T A F K I . i ; CD., (h ot l i t ? ) un der which I urn ftfiKiinrd In liu#1nc** f cftpimf lo ftiivauu lit huftlfi#*» at rn in h rr HlKhway 17*!»5 (I*. O. Hus II S ) In the City o f Lo itir wood, Florida Th.it the parly liit r n i *-d fn aald hutltit •« *•nitt #'-rpr I*a, Im a Ft t ollun # Florence f? IIIii*|m«w r / o Mm V CFIIANKH CllinhBth CiiudlB O. Uo* lit * liftroll |b, M a ha in • l o l l aim ; h k h k h y n o ti !■*I F I » I h niI i» *o11c 11ft• If#ftii I'Mi'di uiifttiiftl you til I h*» ii hoy (l tntlMrd i'u m#*■ 'i ud thul you • 'ft r niutr rd to f 11** y o u r mi• ii »*r « till llio i ' Ii' i k of Mila Court 4 ii 4 In. B i f.t,o „h _c o p y (h r (ha I 'l a ln ilff Hi r o o f up r i a l i i l l f r a nl lu m p y is u ln*a# O. lioA 1171 Florhlii Aid or net * f - r %dmlnlet ratoi I' ii hi Du March 4, it . 1ft, 21 C lh l.o M il ( ks %nilrr nl I’lihlli* lira til*a N m lei/ la lif i ifb) u,H i $i, Hri.ir il nf Cfllljll) r- |||nit* x.U11M|m ..f 8#mltiolv County, Florida, nrlll i h# j r « u antifal iK «in ti ilia ilurtalon nf Die Hoard o f Ad it , h im * a n ti a d d lr a a la M ack jilttlUi'fil grMnUiiK m B(i#t'lal N C|r$ 1‘ lfiml, Jr, lid tin r*#l*l pi'#l»ll»Hi I** tIm- Z on in g Ki'iittlatloiiM In i , n A 1 i -> i i q to i » • I* JoliriBunt I* D. M n i m r H-ihfnrd. F|«r|d*, |iul iah r D m I ar*'A »>n n Idrlt ap ioial Ha* giMiitad for thuii Hu* K i l l d ay **f Murvli, fftci-pl loti A- D Iftll* If yo u (all lo d.. cfWdjiD tr«4iiil#n( plant on th# •o m Drcrt# Fro Conf rMU will fo l l o H i n * *lr • » liia-d p r o p e r ty ; On#, h#aln al • iir #iit* r«'d agaliial y ou fo r Farurl No I hr •i llaf *1«rnijftii«l« «l Id tha point 175 « : ft %V «.f th# F. «’**•111 |sln11) t. Till»ult IIi* I III* * o f M i l d ! « ( * > . ’ n \ i m v f u i 4 tnu rtn ip . TI m* \\ t»f tha UK t'orurr o f D m# |i|tM.-(fi'llitl | \v kj **f Ih HK't o f (He M F , M ai |i r " p t r I j t liuiica uu.il m l I o f hiii lloll H ! ' 3 3 '5 3 a‘ »; fta fl; l.4il 3 In U lm h 7, o f F air - lUti ludu Hit iiti i, hvcUoit I. llic iu # %V JS7 ft thane# N C U fcu fl. l i o n . # I 317 Ur|ilai. n iv u rilln i In th* 33.’.# |ilat I h ir c u f, rti'ur<!t*l III fl (•• tn* h i l l . Fare*) No. I h r F U i lk>ok U t al (i4* r Hn*f Its Kin at a point 175 «3 ft \\ o f l»ulill«7 t m i n l i of «• Illi­ Ilia »: I tin1 o f a ml III1 4* ft N nois l%4iinly, Fhiridn 1 IV o f th* I Air C o n d , O n l r a l llr «t > o f lit# W ’ h o f 1hr Hi: *4 o f tha *»f K.ullon 1S-t18-3»K. |nh. .......... aurf milt, par* \ ID* (hatoii m n ,\ l #; s ' i 3 " \\ yo 11. ■i or ntly I ii* talk'd WITNLfiS id) hand and Um I hap i*< %V : i r fl., Itirn- • S 1* #i al o f M id Ciiuri ill MaAlfiifdi 3**53“ II IM* ft, them a I.' 357 II Florldu, (hi# t i h d a y u f Fali- til Ihv l l l l l 1Mill 11 hi artriK b i l l hu h* Id Mmi), a* D. (III. <HF At.) In tha 8 11m h o ik Cout il) CtMiri Arth ur H. pr-rkwltli, Ji 1 l i m i t , 8-111 ford Fluitda. lit 1"o*n11ilBBkmffia Clwrk »»f lha Flrt'ull Court IItm 4*0unIy Ji) M aiaa tv i 1 T>r< litmin. ot) MaiaTi 13, (#4511 at D I\ in Ait) A Al or «a aouh i h f i c afte r «* pM-#lhl# Mark N C k " iftiid, Jr. and Hoard «tf ihiiiniiy i*«jrimilBlliildkl V Jolt Ii Boil anil Cal *|iiii#ra roll Hurk* Homiuola County, Florid a 1*. O- Dr SUM /. ii> J. c * lluLthiaou. Chair­ hat)ford, FlnrUJa man C ar roll Hurk# A llot A rth ur lD ckulth. A tt o r n # ) # fo r Y'Uintlff Jr. I'ukllfth I * n. 11, |». 35 A r u M D U Mutch 4. 1X 1. Mar I. n « a . CDil-ft C D F -3 3 STEAKS • T-HONE • • PORTERHOUSE • SIRLOIN l.li. honk l e s s l u l l c u t r o u n d SPARE RIBS Lb. 3 8 LEAN & MEATY PORK N E C K C H IT T E L IN G S C H IC K E N . . . BONES a a lb. 10c . . 5 lbs. $1.19 a BACKS • • 5 lbs. 49c PORK CHOPS FIRST CUT 3 Lbs! praaaad iillC In ____ atirh...j____ Irrlladon.__C _____ 7YBTEX eurtnnv IrrlDlini vrrmi in atronc. arid urln# and Ay ajvaltaala aaln rtllrf. Or| cnrmx ai drurtuu. r#*i b«it#r lui ttiuaUr brlncft fast, ralailnc comfort l>r NEWCOMER?' Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? Your Welcome Wagon Hoateaa will call with g ift s and fr ie n d ly greeting* from th* com­ munity. Legal Notice V Lb. Limit 3 I'leane ur loat ton hoi h day and ulvht. Second arUj. you mav lot# b!#«p and luffBrrroai )taadachaft. Bark BarUcha ftivl IMl old.Tir#d. da- The Saint .Mary's River con­ nects Lake Superior with Luke Huron. * 11hi ii do, Fresh Fla. Grade A D & D SICOHOARV TOIIONff KIIT4TI0N Hall To Close On Wednesdays fit Hunt |*lUr HL) CCt FRYERS A((#r 31* uatiinion Kl4ntr'm fUftddti Irilift! 1car*•afftcl laic# b« mini' »om*rt »• »»*« and it.*r make fou itiiatainl otnott# from too fr#qu«ok burntn# or llrhln« New office hour* at the Lougwood City Hill will be­ come effective March 6 with Urn beginning of Wednesday afternoon closings until sl­ ier the Lain city tax rolls an1 completed by City Clerk Mr*. Onnie It. Shumate who will spend Ute froe lime in San­ ford working on the tax lilts. The Hall will |M- open from H:J() a. in. until noon and from 1:30 m. until 4 p. m. five days u wes-k cxcepl on Ddifl *i kftuford HfrnlnnD County, Florida, Fahruary to. Wednesdays and Saturday* 19(13 when it close* at main. n i i i i ; i n i \t i ii I AM Ii I M H I M l I . r : n i l A l l , FI.4111 III % IN l l l l l I N I M H 4IF U O l . D U I U i ; U A N DA LU f l#?#cift#(t M l l l l # : 4*1-' AMIM.II ATION r u n i i % %i. i»t *bi ii % n i,i : T o AI.L WHOM IT MAV CD.V* era H.N S Notice I# h « i t h y utven Miat Ih* und#r#lKit«d |o« r (I h d it* F inal i* \dmlnl#1 r.ilor lit* I S lU tl jl (id d w lre MONDAY • TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY B ackache & N erve T ension Legal Notice (JOODUOI’ E 1 ER. CAN - Limit 4 With $3 Order TOMATOES COPELAND - LARGE JAR PURE LARD Until 1 With IS Or Mnre Food Order FAMILY SIZE LOAF - Limit 4 With *3 Order EVERFRESH BREAD SAXET I’M I M id i n M 4 IH NOTH*I: i s lie n lt j' a tv■■11 that I 4iii f*naai?<l In tnia|n>j»# at (••; %Yrat Fir#t at., Banfurd, Flori d a, unllfthdall, i|»dl|f4; that It hfto •1* i Hi* i*<*uniy, f I* (itliiii# n a m ? o f filed ll* Felltlon fo r Final T i n : VILIaAOra INN, (Util that ■Dlacharg*. t n l that It will I Inland to r*ula(#r nal«l tiam# ap ply (»• the (Niuntjr Jtulic* « w llh Ilia c.’ l*frk u f tii? C ir cu it Court of Hemlliotn C o u n t) . Court, Br ml fin I# C oun ty , F l o r ­ F lo r i d a mi ihe 2A|h d ay «»f In -iccar da nrt with (h# l> Tlira n n c U T n il IIT. Mat ch, 0 6 3 , for ap p rov a l of ida, m m ii jithi i%i. r iiir r n puni# and fo r Final D(#> harie# l»rovlaliid# o f ih ? F i f t l t l o u i Hlatul##, lo-w lt. fi f?o r II.Mill) \ IA AM) FUH an A<1 mini f * tor o f the Ka* Nam« tlnn 14jo!» Flori d a sta tute # ■HMtXttlsM i of Al l, fa t* o f O o ld w lie K iiiln lt , tlu1357. ( II «M 1.11% Ml. I ;*iM ciiihh I. FI a: C liffo r d F Pritrlur. Jr. NDTICM n> %rr u %it n U u t i " National ll.ink o f l*t(MI-l» Marrh 4 M. If 3ft I ' U l ’ Ult\ U NATION* Ms M o ltT * or ln ndn , ll AUU AMM0CIAT1ON. A* I d iii ln litr a lor o f the I'lalntlff, IlflAte of Onldmlre Han%• d«H, d# rj|ft*d TIIOMAH D F.I’ B A S K ) jn IIr i C W Da via • ud h %ll AII V ULHA.NKX. hl» VI r F rr -l d «n t and T rU it wifi, » O ff icer Hi f**ii(J«t lit* lairry * I HmMli I ill: m i n ; <11 i i.mtin a o f lluki r. U sk* r k kinllh Till HAIIAH f The Ford Motor Company wa» lncurjatraterl in Michigan on June Hi, lUU), with a capi­ tal of $11X1,1)00 and, on July 33 of the same year, the com­ pany Mild iti first car, a twocylinder original Model A, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia Ilritannics, S u p e r S a v in g s GREEN & W H IT E L IM A BEAN S VIRGINIA PETROShl P. O. Box IIII NORA NORRIS TK MSI I LARUE B Ati P L A N T A T IO N M E A L or G R IT S WKLCOME W A G O N PROFITABLE FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY N O W A V A IL A B L E W IT H MR. G FR EN C H FRIES . . . 9oz.pkg. 9c W IN T E R G A R D EN PIES . . . 2i BANANAS Lb. 9‘ Sweet Potatoes Lb. 9‘ White Potatoes 10 Lbs. 39c APPLE - PEACH • CHERRY HOLDEN RIPE U. 8. NO. 1 GENERAL M OTORS IN 23 01. ^ ^ YELLOW DRY SA N FO R D ONIONS OK 3 lb. Bag 19* S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Quantity Rights Reserved SALES & SERVICE GMC TRUCKS Prices Good Thru March ti PUU FUHTHKK 1NK0HM ATIUN C A L I. Olt W HITE RALPH 2 Convenient Locations: ELLSW O RTH DISTRICT MANAGER RO\ SI»1, ORLANDO. FLA. PH TK *-(0J« 4th. S t & Sanford Ave. IIOO W. 13th. Street �H VAH-5 id le s Weatherman: Returns Heme Heavy Attnik S -| u n I r « n L'ika ileficil <l..rii(.l tlt.i ___ Five tlio lu’ii thermal) Friiluy to keep a homceominit date «ilh fumilli*, friend* nmi homes which they hadn’t t a n or s o iii niont i.i. 1 ho fit at of the fsavi.g.- kr it it S A ill Skywntrfnr* att.icV .ivrr the field Mluwrxt by f.»i eu^tain 1 in»p«vtion. ,i.umhem, , pilJteii by Cmilr. imitiunx of four » ml l»g The it 11 t. a d r <>n ungimitty I.j I.. H. S«ttc,' mu,Iron com- plane* respectively* planned it 12-plaRe fly-hy for m.-inline officer, touched down The hint IW„ twit VAH-5 nir- tlie more than HHI person* at Ramey Field at 6:50 p. m. lTnft |a„deil Inter ... the eve. present to greet them. How­ Cnulr. Sette led n light for- nine after lining delayed in ever, turbulent weather iilnng 'i.atiun i f four Skywuriioiii, Jiuk»uuvllle for t eluding ami the Atlantic const .1 e I a > e.l their launch ami finally foreed tlie formation to bleak up into its smaller components. Sette amt flight news of the fitwt leu Hirpliiiies were welcomed l.y I’uitlr. t'hn.le* W. Meshiei, Chief Staff tiffi­ n’. of Heavy \ttarh Wing mitments. The Sanford mea was wellrepresented at the homecom­ ing hy ,-i veal officials includ­ ing Mayor Tom McDonald; County Commissioner John Alexander: tilen McCall, t.rcsident of the Seminole Junior Chamber of Commerce; James A. Wright, past president of the Nav) I.cat: ne of Alltel tea. Central Florida Council, mid Uichu.il Peas, past pn—idcnl of the Seminole County Chaml et of Comnle.ee. In addition, the Seminole II ml. School bam! rendered a snappy “ A n c h u r i A weigh" and other fittiti*j numbers as the fliKlil crew* secured llteii nil., a ft. The remainder of the .’luo “ Savaite Soils" officers and men arrived from Norfolk Satimh.y i.ftcnooii via airlilt. A kuitt the reunion si cue was rc|H’atcd. Heavy Attack S >|u a d < o it Five left Sanford Iasi August :t to operate with the Second and Sixth Fleets aboard the ’ Attack Cartier For res tat. P u r i n e Its deployment. I V A 11-5 roinlurti-d Intensive (milling eveieises and filled a big spot in this nation's "Foiee in Ueadilless" in the Medite. ta neon. 'Ilie Foneiti.l, and VAII-fi, visited nine polls; ilnicrlona, Spain; Camn’i. Fiance; ton mi. I.noun' and Xae’d , Italy: I’aleili.o, Sicily; Athens and l{holies. Ulcere, and licit nil, l.ebanon. Fur + S, |*r»i»crl> il <#CARRAW AY 7 „ McKIBBIN 111 NUltTH I'AltK fa 2-u:m One: t’**pt. Ifwbetit M, Witte* rotumamlii.K otticer of the Sun fui.l Natal Air Station, and. of eoume. the limg-nunHtd embraces of loved ones. ( ’apt. Joseph M. Tully Jr., cotnn.at.de. of Heavy Attack Winy On. and fo.n.er VAI1-6 lommundliiK officer, was foieed to iiii-s tic hunuemnlng hecausu of out-of-town com­ Civic League To Ko!d 'Workshop' TO P VA LU E STAM PS AND W ilh Purcfifli# of Any Polmrtfo Farmi Salad Nu C ' *• Nil ;4»i li E s T a llr O tiJSY Ouoniny fOijilifv Rr civi'il Tuesday's monthly meeting of the I-ongwoed Civic League will take the form id a “ workshop" when members wit! meet at 10:110 a. in at the Civic league Buildings on Church St. to work on booth* for the March It! Spring Festi­ val, sp nsored annually by the gruup as its principal Bind raising event. Those attending have lieen advised to bring a sack lunch for tlie noon meat. Dessert and coffee will tie provided, Mrs. Merle Harris and Mrs. Ifobert March, representing VFW Vuxiliaiv 8207. will pre­ sent the league with an out­ door American Flag during the group's regular business meeting. Serving on the refreshment committee for this month are Mrs. Kalplt Start, Mrs. Kitcry Kaddin, Mrs. Clark Mc­ Coy, Mrs. Otis Lee, Mrs. Gar­ land Shaw, Mrs. Paul Burmaster and Mis* Dorothy Heath. WEM’OAlli liO.Hls jtj.y -N.'S t ..[d. K< il Ware. loll, (.Mr, L'liiiflus Menhier, ceitlcr. to \ All-. C.uiim;. tili..,; Officer, l.yle II. Set to. mm 25 EXTRA P i‘CCF Go©*l' *H»u MdfcL 6tlv B U G Ik ih b Q l l i l a m a i t 'Ns.. (OPimuHt — i*« a BOB W H IT E SLIC E D L. jm 'J a r s .. . •Uilgit it ’. ' J . s - .v ? <y,” H {| W -D B R A N D . . E X T R A L E A N . . FRESH D A IL Y GROUND BEEF Concerl Nixed c JFK Full Of Indecision—Goldwater WASHINGTON I l l 'l l — Sen. Barry Goldwatcr believes President Kennedy is a viclim of “ indecision" ami that the Hepublieans ran oust the New Frontier Iroitt the While House in liwi. Tlie Arizona jet pilot, whose political pru ti;e is snaring among GOP conserva­ tives, also say* his parly's HUH presidential nomination still is "up for itrahs," Gold water gave tills ass-css* ment ol the current political Irene in an exclusive interview with Cniled Press In­ ternational. Touching a wide variety of subjects, both domestic and foreign, tbc sena tor; —Said Communist China may explode a nuclear bomb any day now. But he -aid Pe­ king's “ rickshaw" economy could take 25 >curs to build a delivery system and fash­ ion a nuclear strike force. — Kuled himself out as a vice presidential candidate. Guldwalor said il would be “ ruinous" to have a presid­ ential candidate pushing lib­ eral causes while lie was at­ tacking them. —Said $7 to $)i) billion could Ik? cut from President Ken­ nedy's proposed budget with out touching space or defense efforts. But realistically, he said, the economic* will not be made iH-ratisc the Senate will restore House cuis. —Complained that adminis­ tration defense planners are trying to substitute the Pres­ ident's civilian authority fur necessary tactical and stra­ tegic judgments of experienc­ ed military leaders. "That is the lug mistake Hitler gut in­ to—the Kaiser got into,” the senator said. Goldwatcr, a reserve Air Force major general, was al­ most engulfed in plane mu­ llets—he tries to i t a mode! of each plane he fib »—us ho sat at Ills desk and attacked the methods and goals of Kennedy administration de­ fense planning. The adm inistration i* said, “ talks about freedom for the President to select tlie weapons—that can't lie done." Goldwatcr said Pentagon planners are operating on the assumption that U S. forces, in any brush-fire war, would have to abandon conventional arms in favor of a full nu­ clear exchange us soon as either s i d e used nuclear arin». ' I don't believe either side wants to go into nuclear war . , . but we don't leave our­ selves any room for negotialion or pause," Goldwatcr said. MOSCOW ( l ! l ’l> — Soviet I-olt Ul III offiriuU have dec idl'd against having mme Ameri­ can jazz band appearances here like tlie Benny Goodman tour of Itusslii last summer, it u.i> learned today. Whether you serve mcot loot, stuffed peppers, s{>oghctti or burgers, Winn-Dixie cxlrci Icon ground beef will moke it belter. Try sorrw kxnghl. Money Ixick guoranlM U you're not complutofy satisfied. Symptoms of Distress Anting bom STOM ACH ULCERS 1HI 1 1 -ACRES n v . n u FRESH r n w n rFROZEN n w a i n rFLORIDA L w m u o ORANGE ex c es s a c id QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Juice 5 Steaks.. 3 due to 6-o i AtL About I5-Duy Tiial Offer f * ► (K fr l m illio n of ill# W U L A R O TH I AT M E N T 1 t r U .b w ,i,| l l a m a i h ^tul Clwi»d#n«f U H cvrt due !«• ( a < v ii A i l d - F w i D l | t i l l a n , t e u r or U p t i l ( t e r n i r N, G i i i l n i i i , H r a r lb u r n , I f t i n m . tt c - .d u c in I i i h i A c it f. A * i f«f Mlf i lf « n l* i Mmait" n'bm-h full-jr tipiaifii ihta tliMlMR t f n l ln i r f ll - ft » » lit , . Delicious vnohed flavor. Breakfast treat. Cook as ’ 1 . - ■ CH U CK HOLE S H ^ K t - U P l V -8 Cocktail 29 Save 8« . . DEEP SO U T H Apple A e»n (itu tm Y ) Has 'Iakin (iter D»nrr.hi|i and Management III JA c (JULaqsi M>7 W.* Isl si. Sanford. Flu. , , and will ronliliue to oiler Ihe snore dili«i"a» Home yiljlr CiMikliig that lia. made The Village Inn Sanford a favorite eating place. DAILY SPECIALS 87c l«i $1.07 KKK YO U AT — J h s U illa q s 9nn ’. -t L -l 25< Bleach ^ I 9< E A R S Cereal ••••#i ^ 12^ P . . Dinner # 12 Bread 2 29^ P o t a t o e s 5»>49/ M FRONT END ALIGNMENT TO TIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR • We’ll repack front wheel hoarhifis • Alit'H front cml 9 I $ 0 9 5 1 • C on ed Lumber, aulcr, ioc-iu • J{tm careful road check > ^ m any C U.S. enrtf^ P a y a s you rido y . . 2 “ • Jar . JUICY SWEET D'ANJOU Vl Gallon Save 9* Ea. . . L rrvrt 2 wd, u»d ordc. POST T O A ST IE S Sove 6 W E o. . Lwrwi 2 wth lewd order K R A F T M ocaron i f,.v *» 7-oz. Pkg. D IX IE D A R L IN G Enriched Family Size Loaf NOW OPEN Sundays: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Daily: fi a.m. to 11 p.m. • KIDS L07E’EM Season's finest tA FIN G pears Light green la rrcamy yellow with blush­ ing checks. So very |uicy Thin skinned and smooth textured Low in calories yel high in tlasor and ■KSlisfarhon Save 10» . . W H IT E A R R O W Y ycHi would smoked ham slices Regularly 9fjr a fxxwui 3 days only. Save 10< . . 46-oz. Can . . C A M P B E L L 'S TAKE YOUR CAR W HERE T H E E X P E R T S A R E . . . T O F IX sidering Uelcnsc stia!eg>, lie Clifford F. Proctor PORK CHOPS 9 9 / can s LENTEN SPECIAL . . TASTE O’ SEA FROZEN FISH Mil 11I.HIa-iIif fl11|•*••"»«IIIlL»tlM'•-*jfiwlllg; Faust* Drug Store Write) Holds Drug Co. ItniimiMnl ,V \ndrrsnn Drugs Tnuiblini Drug I n. Regular 98* S M O K E D U. S. NUMBER 1 SW EET 2 5 ^ GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 355 W. lhl St. FA 2-2821 14-oz. Lvs. — — ^ . . . . -i ts. -■■ 1| �It’s Our Move Now u N ot loner ago we told o f having a talk with Francis Roumillat Jr., new­ ly installed president of Sanford's Chamber o f Commerce. Although ho isn’t discouraged by the so-called "freeze economy," Mr. Itoumillut does aee quite clearly the need for Sanford and Seminole County people sticking together, as never before, in order to get our economy back on the Main Line, Part of the gonl can be accom­ plished by keeping our local taxpay­ ing merchants in business with tho simple and painless plan of buying things from them whenever it is pos­ sible to do so. A s Important as It Is to buy nt at home, it won’t solve tho problem by itself. Money must circulate in a healthy economy. That brings us to another extremely important func­ tion of the Chamber: bringing in pay­ roll industries so that the city and county may have a 12 month payroll. The citrus industry, as we all know, irf seasonal and always has a sum­ mer slack. The chamber’a watchful­ ness for industrial prospects, and ita efforts to bring them to this area, is under the chairmanship of Scott Bum s. W e like Mr, Bums selection for the job because he is a real fight­ er and doesn't give up easily. W hat’s more, he Is in the center of Sanford’s business life, as manager of Florida Power and Light and thus is able to see at first hand the need for fresh year-nround payrolls, There are more groceries on Mr. Burns own table when the economy is humming. The Sanford Herald has offered nlrcndy to work hnnd-ln-hand with Mr. Roumillat, Mr. Bums and every­ body else in tho organization. It takes the chamber, and every man in it, to got the job done. And tho hope-oper­ ated community daily is properly part of the team. W e can help, and will help. But you, the citizen nnd reader, can be of immeasurable assistance, too. I f you hear about an Industry that is think­ ing of relocating (perhaps some in­ dustry related to your own line of work), by all means get In touch with the chamber. Such T ip s’ have been helpful in the past, both here nnd in other communities. Remember thut you, the individual citizen, are tho eyes nnd ears o f the chamber. Your information if It isn't passed along may never reach the right cars, and it mny never be acted on. There are still, unfortunately, too many of us who think only in terms of our own nnrrow interests, forgetting thnt we will all prosper if the city and county prospers (and we will suffer if the city and the county as a whole suffers). Let's resolve to think o f the growth nnd economic solidity o f San­ ford and Seminole County nnd its area first — even ubove whatever narrow interests we mny have. If wo work in harmony as a team— the Chnmbcr, the newspaper, and each individual citizen— there is hardly a way to lose. Letters Political * ~ WE HAVE FREEDOM* BUT NOT UNITY Dr. Crane's the important area of govern­ ment income and expendi­ tures, or—costs and taxes. Our GOP ptatrorm will em­ phasise the fact that there Is absolutely no need for additional taxes at this time. The urgent need it to provide the citizen* of Seminole Coun­ ty and Florida with their full value for each and every tan dollar collected. Thli i* not being accomplished today. The government can accom­ plish ita vital taiki—many of which are not being perform­ ed properly today — without raising taxes. A serious and consistent analysis of the costa of gov­ ernment activities will assure tho required economy and efficiency. T h e legislative body and the other govern­ ment officials must spend more effort on how tho tax­ payer can get more value for Ids tax dollar, Instead of devoting too per rent of time and effort making plana for more (pending. The candidate knows from experience and background tliat this can be accomplished. The candidate Is ixcdptionilly well qualified to take the Initiative in organising and spearheading an attack on costa from every angle. With Carol waste to know how know hoit end dedication ap­ to increase her rating In the plied to this challenge the 4-11 Beauty Quren Content. Since 1 recently nerved a* benefits and services from a Judge, I am offering some each tax dollar will be in­ comment* that should bo of creased. ‘special interest to girls and Sincerely, also their mothers. For Jan Fortune RtO DE JANEIRO (U P I)many women does'l know Republican Candidate flo r ld i Gev. Farris Bryant whet the Judges use as cri­ Housa of Representssaid here Thursday that many teria for picking winners. tlvea pro-Communist spies are en­ CASE 0-473: Carol J., aged joying the “ Good American 16, belongs to a 4-H Club. Editor life" under the guise of Cuban “ Dr. Crane," she esked, Saaford Herald refugeei. ‘I am entered in tho 4-H Dear Sir: lie said during a businessI wish to take this oppor­ Beauty Queen Contest in my pleasure tour o( Latin Amer­ tunity to expreaa our alncere county. ica, that auch spies enter the “ So what can I do to in­ thanks and appreciation to V. 8. with groups of refugee* you for the flna publicity giv­ crease my chances of win­ to divide the antl-Caslro re­ ning? For the victor then en to us by your staff. fugees and to conduct mili­ Our recent Eleventh Annual goes to our State Fair and tary espionage. be crowned state Swedish Smorgasbord w a f may Bryant Is (King accompan­ Qucea." most successful, and the ied by hit wife and Develop­ Last summer I served as members of the Ethel Root ment Commlasion Chairman as one of the 3 Judge* for a Circle of the Congregational Wendell Jarrard on the trip. Christian Church Join me In similar 4-H contest. The other two Judge* were thanking you for your fisc women— one being a Homo la Wisconsin, homing pi­ coopcrsllon. Economies authority and the geons are protected by law. Sincerely, Mrs. Harold Herbs! other an official of a Charm School. O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSE Chairman We three Judges interview­ ed every girl, Individually, CP ALLTHC LUCK/fM S U .S IT TO V*, P lu c k ’ T H E S W M B UK1 KIRS COMM, Just to find out how she *»•" AMD THaMTMO*eC*eet»V HOARDER* WIV6 MB THU could handle questions and FMOSTfCOWUXOTUlHK ABOUT IT, AtAVPfe THAT YARN ABOUT A carry on conversation. KST1RED DICK NAMED TWKS&O WAS 3UST A PLATE OF LEFT- / Some girls were shy and 04E lf MACARONI/^tU.L.TCANT TAKE- A CHANC&/ tF tT6 *■ Tho term '‘ccitiblne" ts tn quiet, responding only when THO dAMBTrilflafcX KNEW OMCC-.THi* 16 OUST THE SORT OF DUMPNC'D 0B LIVING IN/ AND HE'D PULL Me OUT LIKE popular use throughout Great they were asked a direct CRAB *RAO 6 ON A 60LF6RCCM / Britain nnd the Dominion* as question. Others were vivacious and a synonym for what is more gay. A few of them bubbled commonly spoken of in the over with vitality so they United ,S tate* u* n “ merger." picked up our quevtions and Thia ia « large concern result­ carried the conversation aing from the permanent com­ long without effort. bination of n number of smallAll three of us Judges select­ er rouccrni in tho aantu line ed the seme girl as the most of buslneie. vivacious and attractive on Spies Enjoying ‘The Good Life’ “ *• # 2 $ THEY HAVE UNITY, BUT NOT FREEDOM— To The Editor Zditor: It « i l a pleasure bearing from yon on Thuriday. At that time you requested aome sews relative to the current Republican campaign. Infor­ mation la provided hero on Peter Edson THE GREAT ENIGMA OF 1963 Worry Clinic Matter Of Fact this conversation test ■For she exuded friendliness and had what wo called an out-going type of personality. Her enthusiasm was contag­ ious. All the girls were undoubt­ edly friendly, but didn't exude much except when ask­ ed a direct question. Later in the afternoon, we Judges then Inspected all the contcstanti as they paraded across the stage In their bathing lulls. One girl who had rated very high In our previous con­ versation test, was a decided blonde. But sh« wore a bathing suit that wax pale blur and white, so It didn't accentuate her blonde akin. In fact, It tapered off into an undefined, weak margin, So this girl would have rated much Itiglicr if site had em­ ployed a dark bathing ault of one color. A flowered or speckled type of bathing ault distract* at­ tention so It doesn’t help a girt much in a bathing suit contest. It is usually better to em­ ploy a one-color battling suit when In a beauty contest. In fact, alt apparel Is sup­ posed to servo much ai tho frame around a beautiful picture. There Is a basic law of psychology to the effect that the frame should not call at­ tention to itself, for then It detracts from the picture It surrounds. All of you women might profitably mako note of that law, for often dress designers wilt concoct a biiarre style that actually pulls attention away Irom Use girl who wear* it. All of these 4-H glrli were active in church and con­ structive high school organi­ sation!. Most of them played in the ichool band and many wera baton twlrlen, too. They had been In 4-H work an average of about 6 years so had already fulfilled many practical projecti, auch as cooking, Interior decoration, sewing, etc. So we Judges looked forward to our eveolng task of viewing them in (heir evening gowns. See tomorrow's follow-up. Barbs By Hal Cochran Inspiration, determination nnd perspiration — pretty hard to beat aa a success threesome. WASHINGTON - CNEA) There won’t be any $l,000-eplate dinners or |100-a-»eat gala entertainments w h e n most of the SO Republican state committee chairmen and their assistant chairwom­ en in charge of distaff politics are In Washington. It will be a working conference. The sessions will be closed and publicity will be discour­ aged except for perhaps a little presi conference witli Ohio Stale Chairman Ray Bliss who arranged the pro­ gram. The plan showa surprisingly little concern with national issues and none with 1964 candidates. GOP National Committee Chairman William E. Miller gives a buffet supper for the visitors at his Bethseda, Md.. home on opening day. That and the usual hotel break­ fast, luncheon and dinner meetings are the social pro­ gram. Ray Moley, Newsweek col­ umnist and author of “ The Republican Opportunity,” will provide the only lnspriation at one luncheon. GOP con­ gressional leaders are given no place on the program. Re­ publican National Committee members, who met in Oklihome City in January, will not even be present. Reflecting the fact that the GOP national treasury Is attll $460,000 tn the red from the 1962 campaign and that some of the state committees are proportionately no better off, finances will be a major topic of discussion with the state chairmen. Tom Carroll of New York will tell about the “ Year­ books" which the Empire State committee has used foi a number of years to raise funds. Mississippi GOP Chair­ man Wirt Yerger Jr. will dis­ cus* “ United Fund Raising.” Ohio Finance Committee Di­ rector Ralph Gocttler will just talk about dinners as po­ litical fund raisers. Thomas Lazzlo, who has the distinction of being both a Republican and president of the largest white collar union In America, Local 300 of the United Auto Workers, Pater­ son, N. J., will discuss “ La­ bor and the Republican Par­ ty.” This Is as close as the conference will get to aij is­ sue. One morning session will be devoted to party publica­ tions, weekly and monthly. And John Bucd of Philadel­ Notebook phia will discuss cost and use of political surveys he has made for two governors. This is the unglamorous business of politics at the lo cal level. It’a the apadework and foundation work which has to be done before there can be any ballyhoo in 1961. While the GOP convention site committee will hold a meeting after the state chair­ men adjourn, the matler of who will be the winning can­ didate there is only a subject for gossip. It is not that 1963 is a com­ pletely off-year for elections. Ten states hold regular elec­ tions and the special elections to fill vacancies arc evaluat­ ed aa trends for 1964. Thus the Republicans arc happy now over the election of Mac McAllister as the first GOP state legislator in Mis­ sissippi. The state elections to be held this year are: Connecti­ cut, 160 town governments. Kentucky, Governor and half the state senate, Indiana, Mayori in 103 cities. Michi­ gan, Superintendent of public instruction, state board of ed­ ucation, six university trus­ tees, two superior court Judges. Mississippi, governor and the entire legislature. New Jersey, half the senate and full lower house. Ohio, 13,000 local officers in 130 cities, 773 villages. Pennsylvania, two superior court Judges and city officials. Virginia, the entire atate legislature, Wisconsin, one superior court Justice. There are also hundreds of mayoralty elections, includ­ ing the larger cities of Phoen­ ix, Long Reach, San Diego, San Francisco, Denver, Miami. Tampa, Chicago, Indian­ apolis, Uaitimore, Boston, Minneapolis. Rochester, Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Oklahoma City. Philadelphia. Memphis, El Paso, Fort Worth, Hous­ ton, San Antonio. Republicans now hold 12 of the above list­ ed mayoralties, nine of which are supposed to be nonparti­ san ) # * Fallout Up WASHINGTON (U PI)-Tho Public Health Service today reported that radioactive fall­ out increased slightly in sev­ eral parts of the nation dur­ ing January but only Palmer, Alaska, was getting a warn­ ing level dose of any kind. Burial Insurance Pays $1,000 Cash . . , You mny be qualified for $1,000.00 Rfe Insurance . . . so you will not burden your loved ones with funeral nnd other expenses. This NEW policy Is especially helpful to those be­ tween 40 nnd 00. No medical examination ts required. OLD LINE LEGAL RE­ SERVE LIFE INSURANCE. . . , No agent will call on vou. Free information, no obliga­ tion. Tear out thi* ad now. . . . Send your name, address and vear of birth to: CENTRA I, SECURITY I.1FH Dept. E-170 1418 West Roscdale Fort Worth 4, Texas Adv. ._______________ tST. 1933_____________ AT A SAV/N y z g z z t y 114 So. Phone — * Palmetto F A 2-0814 NOTICE Anjr information concerning or leading to the dUcovery of the Lout Will and Ten l a men l of 0111* E. Mansfield will he liberally rewarded. Write Bax 42, c /o The Sanford Herald. ■.•'■••-rr-T-v-rTTW. - . . " ■ It would be a good idea to have a doctor handy at tom* of the twist dances. Prosperity is always slower when you don't pave tho way. Moat lltle klda think that Mother’s feet are Juat to get under. A high school girl in Ohio bit a man when be tried to grab her puree. She armed to the teeth. Thinking of Making a Change ? £>anfm*fc ijmtlfc Page 4 Sanford, Florida V> Adding a Room Enclosing a Porch Installing Sliding Glass Doors Putting in a Window or Door Monday, March 4 ,1 0 0 3 WAI.TKU A. UIKLUW, liJMTOM (M il I 'l U LISlil.H U M I I VKUBIIBL SSUtt *1111 M. JW IH SO LD Advertising D irector M i l k s ’ l s ICilllor JANIK L. BliOKMAKSCa S tl AVinr liusliiHS M in ever County Editor S IIIH I.m J. 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The llera id la * ruernher o f llie Untied I'raee which la entitled sarluslrsly to tho uee fo r re|>ublltailuu uf all the loca l new* printed la this asw spaptr. / N s pari o f any material, newa or advertising, of this edition • f The Hanford Herald may he reproduced In nny manner w ith ­ out w ritten permission o f ths publisher o f The Herald. Any Individual o r firm rtspenelbla fo r auch reproduction w ill be sen aid trad sa Infringing an The Herald'* cop yrigh t and w ill ha hold liable fa r dam ages under the law . Puhltahed dally a icep t Hatutday, Uuudey and L'hnslwaat published tjalurday preccodlnv Cbrteimar. S haom akoh 211 W. 25th ST. c o n s t r u c t io n PHONE co . F A 2-3103 FLORIDA POWER l W. Scott Buraa LIGHT C O M P A N Y lu ,“ > n o n * * 207 Mag. Ave. �r jf •m fnrfc Urrifh Mon. Mnr. •!, '6.1— Pape 5 MONDAY Wreckage Council F o n t MYERS (UPI) — A three-day search for a light plane with t«o men aboard eniied Sunday when the wreck­ age " in found on a canal bunk 12 mile* north of 1’ort Char­ lotte. Pilot J.imes Roewert of Tampa and Albert L. McMann of Winter Haven were killed in the crash. The plane left Fort Myers airport Friday night on a flight to Tampa and had not been heard from since. In­ Most of the early school teachers in Ohio were men. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY” vestigator* thoorirei! the plane tried to make an emergency landing on a highway neat* the crash scene. best TERMITES SWARMING? i - . ^ *T / ga |tar th. tali* al yur heme [Hl'V sU J. It TUTTLE DO YOUR .MOIK. AN Bear Lake PTA To Sponsor ‘The Egg And I’ I). \V. 1*1 LUCE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The poison wa* forced to today is used um, powerful tive. SA FETY S E R V IC E PULL TO LE F T OR R IG " 77 G E T By Shirley Wentworth A showing o( the award win­ ning movie, “ The Egg and I” will be sponsored at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Bear Lake Elementary School by the Parent-Teacher Asm. for Me benefit of the school lib­ rary. This humorous movie con­ cerns the trials and tribula­ tions of a city genileman on a farm and stars Fred MeMurrsy and Claudette Cob. bert. Nominal fees for adults and children will be charged and I rc:rc»limcnts will be avail­ able. Children attending must lie accompanied hy an adult, Don Hailey, chairman, lias announced. J. II. A N D ER SO N T i r e s t o n e bra kes grab? SQUEAL7 T H I S '" -fe< L 'M Plus Weights 3 tn d U R e p a c ^ f ‘ W h e e l Bearings Align Front y s o - C Ground Chuck * 6 8 - Any Amorican Car U . S . C H O IC E “ F L A V O R A G E D ” STEAKlb- 5 8 C*^yoU ^*nd «*£*»** a*YoU U . S. C H O IC E “ F L A V O R A G E D ” Family Steak /fc-68' Undar th« Q.A.C. loan plan everything le handled on ■ simplified beale. Wo oven "cut corner*" whan speed i* essentia!. 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Oldest GB Dealer” FA 2*1582 TUNA " " B irfrw nrrniar g ja m 3CH W j j F i i ’Ji • Light Meal * Chunk Stylo 111 E. First Street 8anford FA 2-0244 13H O*. Can NO. 303 CAN i IN I s whore your dollar buy* MILES more Rfg. Can PLANTER'S “ COCKTAIL" PEANUTS r UM w v U . sS. C H O IC E “ F L A V O R A G E D ” ABOVE SERVICES narrow o r Jerry W. Lord Jr., 17-yearold son of Jerry W. Lord Sr., H R. 2. is undergoing basic recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, III. Arthur W. Jones, quarter­ master third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. James, Sanford, is serving with Landing Ship Squadron fine, operation with the ra tl­ ine Fleet Amphibious Force out of Ssn Francisco. M 0C SM P A B K l I A V E . Fr.Gr. Beef 5 /fcs *198 A m u * ? and T o , , l o n " rfi“ s lm o n tn o | in clu d e d C O M B IN A T IO N O F F E R that Socrates drink, hemlock, to make Coninarcotic seda­ Jerry Lord Jr. Joins The Navy Wieboldt's 100% PUKE QUICK Presbyterian Youths To Hear Rev. Dunford See Us For KODAK CAMEHA8, Film and Flnithlnc End R e p la c e m e n t parts it 7s Five of the Sanford Naval Air Station personnel have received the Mach Two Award for flying twice the Billy Graham Told To Rest Chuck Roast 4 5 0 Faster-Than-Sound Flights Awards For NAS Flyers HOWFAST? speed of Minnd in a pre-set supersonic corridor. Tiiey arc Li. Cdr. Sverre J. Oftedal Jr., of Halwing ‘ no, and I.t. Cdr. J. R Tuttle, Lt. James L. Morgan and James If. Anderson nnd Donald W. Pierce, bath aviation iiachlniht’s mates, first class. LL Morgan, Anderson and Pierce aru assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron Three. The award is presented by North American Aviation. The winning fllghls were Rev. Phil Dunford, minist­ made in "ASA Vigilantes," er of Ihc First Presbyterian one of the Navy’s heavy at­ Church of Leesburg will tack boiiit*cr». speak and lead discussions on “ Tlie Nature of Discipleship" al Friday’s opening session of the Presbyterian Senior High Rally and Church Voca­ tions Conference. HONOLULU (LTD — EvanThe Hally will be held at gelist Hilly Graham, his cru­ the Firs. Presbyterian Church sade in Asia going an with­ in DeLand on Friday night out him, was resting at a and Saturday of this week. Honolulu hospital today on On Saturday, Vocations duclor’s orders. Teams from the Presbyterian Graham was ordered to m l School of Christian Education for at least two month* be­ in Richmond, Va. and from cause of an acute gastro in­ Columbia Theological Semi­ testinal infection, lie will nary in Decatur, C.a., will spend al least another week lead the conference in consid- in St. Francis Hospital, ac­ ing needs and opportunities cording to Dr. Phillip Ghang. In church vocations. Graham, <1, was scheduled At noon, Rev. Tom West, to begin Ihc Asian crusade guidance counselor at the in Manila. Hi* condition was Presbyterian Guidance Center described as "very good" by o! Florida Presbyterian Col­ hospital spokesman. lege ill SI. Petersburg, will speak on Ihe church's guid­ ance program. Following hu presentation ihe conference will close with a service of Communion and Didiration. U. S. Choice “Flavor Aged" B alan ce Both Front W heels T tu tiM w a U Stokely s Pumpkin 9 * f o i j w n - J A W L f K m # 9 0 25th & M V PARK 6 PACK 12 OZ. CANS Canadian Ace Beer 99*. �Pope 6— Mon, Mar. A§ 03 Frankie Ballard To M arry Robert John Boynton Jr. Dinner A unique assortment of Starting time Is 12 noon and The Naval Officers Wives Club arc planning a benefit it ii under the direction of white elephants will be offer­ Mr*. D. J. Brough, Mr*. J. "White Elephant Sale" and Mr*. David Olmstead, who is ed for sale, roirowing the E. Dralm and Mrs. C. L. luncheon, March 14 at the goncral chairman of the pro­ luncheon. They will be on display for bidden, aided by ject. Fllrpntrlck were co-hostesses Mayfair Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. laently aliening the Naval of the Science Club and Glee at a recent dinner given for Ballard, 107 East Woodland Aviation Electronic School, In Club. Wedding plans will be an* Ihe VAH-5 Savage Officers Ava., Sanford, announce the Memphis, Tenn. While in Wive*. engagement of their daugh-1 tilth School he was a member I nounced at a later date A purple and white color ter, Frankie Sue, to Robert theme for the evening was John Boynton J r - , son of carried out in the striped M r. and M rs. Robert John ' V ' ' " ’' labieclotha and centerpiece Boynton S r., H I 1'lnecrest consisting of while mums and D riv e , Sanford, Y r: purple Dutch Iris. M l,* B alla rd w « i born in C a la w b a , N. C . H e r fath er K ' T : Tho Valentine placecards at served in the I IS - N avy for N _ each table were the highpoinl several years snd before the ® ,iv> . '• of the evening, as they were fam ily moved to Sanford six letters from every husband years ago she In the squadron. The men were school* In Norfolk, Va.; New­ due back this weekend after port, R. I.; Elisabeth City, a seven-month deployment In N. C. and Pensacola. the Mediterranean and it was She graduated from Semi­ n welcome nnli-climax to the nole High School and la pre­ cruise. sently attending Florida Tech­ After the delicious meal of nical College, In Orlando. a casicroie and molded salad While In High School ihe was complete with Bertie Brouxh’s a member of the Anchor Club, famous lemon meringue pic, Vri-lll-Y, Literary C lu b , the wives played bridge. Mr*. S.icnce Club and Latin Club, It. F. Watson won third; Mr*. Tbe groom-elect's father Dralm, high, and Mrs. K. C. was alto serving In Ihe U.S, Flynn low. Navy and he attended schools Special guests were Mrs. In liooonlulu, Hawaii, San Wayne Robinson and Mrs. Diego, Calif, and Pensacola Ann I’irolle. Mrs. T. E. Mead before moving to Sanford was welcomed back to San­ seven years ago. ford after spending eight lie if a graduate of Semi­ weeks with her husband in nole High School and la proItaly and Spain. MILS. STANLEY STANUL, left, u member of the NAS unit hostess com­ Olliers enjoying the even­ mittee and Mrs. Joseph M. Tally Jr., right, honorary president of the ing were Mmo*. L. II. Sellc, Naval Officers Wives Club are shown presenting some "White Elephants” F. Garment, K. It. Hamilton, to Mrs. David Olmstcad, who is general chairman of the benefit white ele* R. II. Lovelace, O. W. Govrn, phnnl sale and luncheon. D. W. Beard, W. S. Rolle, N. J. Mcrgo, I). E. Boose and K. E. Rodd. Obligation MISS FItANKlE SUE BALLARD Mambara o f tha Sanford Woman's Club will hold tha Night Observed Zeta X i annual election of officers at the General Luncheon meet­ By Eastern Star Presents ing this Wednesday at th* club house. Th!rty-onc member* and Luncheon will be served at XI Beta Eta Chapter of Andrew Speer led the pro­ eight visitor* participated in Art Program Over 60 VAH-3 Officers' don, Mrs. William Mulicrow12 noon. Call Mr*. A. C. McBeta Sigma Phi met at the gram utt "Meals and Mrnus an obligation ceremony re­ The Zeta XI Chapter of Keynaids f o r reservation*. wives and their guests at­ ski and Mrs. John R. Tuttle. Part 11." cently at Seminole Chapter home of Mrs. A. A. MtClatiThe "Around tho World" Beta Sigma Phi, sorority, met Discussion was held on the No. 2 Order of Eastern Star. Tha bualneaa eesaion will be tended the monthly luncheon alian. h e l d at Freddie's Stgak theme was brought out'with national preference of 12 dif­ for members only. Mr*. Vivian Welsh was recently at the home nf Miss Final plans and arrange­ ferent foods, the basic seven moderator, and Mrs. J. J. Following the election tha House. Hostesses for the af­ travel posters covering the Grace Marie Stlncclphcr with ments for the pledge ritual groups of foods and l>pical Nicholson Jr. and Mra. R. E. Boclal Department will meet fair were Mrs, Kenneth San- walla and each Individual tab­ le centerpiece was mode wllh Mr*. Fred Wilson serving ns and Installation ceremonies menus of the members. Alter I’eurifoy presented a styro­ for bridge and cans its, with for ihe Nu rhl Mu chapter much searching It was sur­ foam star at each of the star dolls from olhur nations and co-hostess. Mrs. L. E. Bpeneer and her streamers of satin. Tho cen­ Guest speaker for the even­ were discussed. This will tie prising to learn from the point of fliers' station where committee In charge. terpiece for tho head table ing was Joo Mathleux, who held at the home uf Mrs. Florida Department of Agri­ the officer made appropriate Mr*. H. W. Goodipeed I* wos a beautiful floral ar­ used ns Ills topic "The Art- Glenn McCall In Longwood. culture's hiKik on "Florida's remark* tegarding the obliga­ chairman of the luncheon com­ rangement nf yelluw daisy lit’ a Lnndicaiw.'* Ho dhplay- At that time 11 Nu Phi Mu Favorite Foods" that haws, tion nf her station, and at­ mittee. in u in s , snapdragons a n d ed pictures of landscapes fur members will Ik* installed sapodillu, sou rso p, bullock* tached a flower in tho color greenery. illuitratinn and pointed out along with their sponsor, heart, chcrinioya, anildesma, repiteentntive of hrr station Oviedo Mr*. W. R. Jennings, eanistei, earambota, cerium, The morning circle o f the After lunch the ladle* were the beauty of method that to the star. The star was thin It was announced that Mrs. jaholicaba, jujube, kelcmbilLadies Aid Society of the treated to a Spring Fashion conics with experience. placed in the Eust and offi­ la, mamoncilo, nuranjilla, Show Including everything He stated that "The artist's McCall will attend Hie first cers formed an Inner circle Lutheran Church nf tho Re­ By Linda HmIUuoa for every occasion f r o m sketch is an accurate image meeting March 7 to discuss pilanga pltaya and while sa- around the altar with memPfe. Tommy Estaa, son of deemer will meet tho second swimsuits to cocktail dresses uf Has landscape as It is Imt the duties of (he officers and pole urc all tropical and sub­ tiera forming a circle outside Mra. R. W. Katas, la home on Tuesday * f each month, bo- In the newest pastel colors. the finished plclurc Is as he Mrs. John Alexander will ex­ tropical fruits! and around the officers. Wor­ Assignment for the next ginning with March 12, at 10 plain Ihe duties of Ihe social Mra. Kennclh Sandon, chair­ wanl* it‘ to he." Ho conrludleave from Fort Sara Houson, meeting is for each member thy Pulron, J. E. Blackman, Texas, before leaving for Viet a.m. In the Educational Build­ man for the show, introduced cd his talk with the statement chairman. to bring at least five ques­ then led the group in their The Pennsylvania Dutch ing of the Church. Ihe mddcls, Airs. Gratg B. that "Conformity is artistic Nam where ha will be etadinner bus been postponed un­ tions for the other members repetition of the obligation. Members ploaao note tho Moore, Mrs. James It. Denni­ death." Honed, Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf sang a change In date. It previously son, Mrs. Richard T. GroMrs. Gary Hudgins was til March 0 ul 7:30 p in. at the on traditions, history and Mr. and Mra, John Hogan solo, after which members and o f Atlanta, Ga., visited Mra. met tha first Thursday of low, and Mrs. Kenneth II- program chairman for the home of Mrs. E. W. Peterson m e t h o d s of Scandinavian visitor* returned to their Sharp, llalr styling was done day and introduced tiic speak­ in Ravenna Park. Mrs. G. foods. Mra. Ilogan'a parents, Mr. and each month. scats. First-time visitors were by Phillip Royd of Loilanl er. Mrs. T. H. Daniel], recently. Mr. am! Mr*. Johnston SpeenHouse of Itrauly, Hack ground During the huiincx* session Buffington Island, Mclg* burgh, past matron and past music of piano selections hy plans were made for a Gypsy County, Ohio, it the only Civil Airs. Patrick O'Gara, en­ patron of Ossining Chapter rush party and buffet supper War battle alts on Ohio anil. 424, Oasinlng, N. Y „ and Mr*. hanced the theme. at the home of Mrs. P. R. A silver tray donated by Bach. The coming Easter gracious and interesting man­ H. L. Abbott of Otsenningo PALM CIRCLE Kadrr'a Jewelry slore waa wardrobe contest was also Mr*. Frank Woodruff 3rd ner. A formal luncheon table Chapter 14, Binghampton, N. won by Airs. Sam Day. Mrs. discussed. Yowcli’s will do­ was set up hy Mrs. George was guest MK-ukcr at the Feb­ Mr*. Irving Pryor was tha John Dailey won Hie floral nate a 125 gift eerlifirnte for Hounds and Uic hostesses ar­ centerpiece. tills project. Proceeds will be ruary meeting of the Palm ranged a morning coffee la- only February birthday honGuests for Hie afternoon af­ used for the chapter charity Circle of the Garden Club. hie. They were also Judged. oree present. She contributed Tbe group met at the home Refreshments were served to the Rainbow Fund and was fair were Mines. Joseph Al. fund. 61st Anniversary A short O th ers attending were of Mrs. II. C. Oakes, on Scott from tin' model coffee table. presented a gift. Tully, C. W. Alcshler, A. B. The cirrle is very proud practice session followed clos­ Peterson Jr., Robert W. Mine*. James Lyons, Harvey Ave. with Mrs, Ulaiiton Owen Special! of Mrs. Wade Garner, whose ing of tha Chapter. Alohn, J. F. Barlow, B. C. Wilkinson. Dick Butler, Os­ as co-hostess, Mrs. Woodruff used as her arrangement was judged per­ Hamilton, Blchard L. Wright, borne Dormlncy, Bob Morris, Arrange­ fect in every delail and la James L. Shipman, William Ernie Morris, Gerald Coving- subject "Flower W. Henderson, Frieda Bishop Ion, Leon Swain Jr. and Mrs. ments and as each lernber eligible to be entered in the arrived they placed an ar­ annual Garden Club Calendar. and Judy Asenrlo. Bach. rangement that they had pre­ A picture was made of the viously made, nliout the room. arrangement for this purpose. MONDAY Tiic speakers appraised President. Air*. Helen DeN O W S H O W IN G ! Philalhca Sunday School each arrangement und gave Wit, presided at the business 3 PIECE COTTON SUITS praise, constructive criticism meeting when two delegates Class of the First Prcsbytcrand helpful pointer* In a very were elected to attend Hie iau Church meets at 7:45 p. state contention in Miami. m. with Mrs. K. W. Fite Sr.. Mrs. DrWII and incoming 1907 Mellonville Ave. Co-hostpresident, Mrs. Owen were esses are Airs. Lillis Newman and Mrs. Annie Rumbley. chosen as Uic delegates. M A R Y E S T H E R ’S Other olficers for next year TUESDAY In l.ongdale 'Festering FaiMoaa Just Far Tea' are .Mr*. Garner, vice presi­ Tho Dorcas Class of the Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Van 200 N. PARK A V E . dent; .Mr*. Rounds, secretary First BapUst Church meet* Dam, Lormann Circle. Long and Airs. A. II. Parker, trea­ with Mrs. Charles Lewis, 3606 8TOKB HOURS: » TO 3:M dale, announce Hie birth of surer. Hiawatha Ave. at 8:00 p, m. a 6 lb. 6 ot. son, March 1 at Seminole Memorial Hospital, in Sanford. This is Hie couple's first child ami they have chosen Hie name, Joseph Allan, for Young America*!* Finest Fitting Shoe* the new arrival. Mr*. Van Dam is Hie form­ er Miss Tina Itoubcn, daughDONNA WURT11L1NG of Air. and Airs. H. O. North of Longwood. Paternal grand­ COSMETIC TECHNICIAN parents are Air. and Mrs. FASHION PLUS Abraham Van Dam, also ol ------- P R E S E N T IN G --------ROLL - UP Longwood. Woman’s Club Plans Election This Wednesday Fashion Show Presented By VAH-3 0 . OWC Benefit Luncheon Planned. By Enjoy W.At Luncheon auctioneer, Mr*. Ermcl Bow­ en. A special invitation is ex­ tended to associate members and civilian guests in the area. For reservation* phone Mr*. Olmstcad at 322-9079. The following representa­ tives of various units will also take reservations and collect white elephants for the sale. Mrs. Roger Leonhard!, of VAII-I; Mrs. Charles Youngblade of VAH-3; Mrs. John Dralm, VAH-5; Mr*. John McGuire, VAII-7; Mrs. T. Barkley Wood, VAII-9; Mr*. n. B. Helms, VAIMI Mr*. John II. Hoganson of the Hatwing One Staff and Mr*. David Olmitcad of the Naval Air Station. Deadline for reservation* if March 12. 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And then there are often valuables forgotten in imcketa . . • everything from loose change to wallets to jewelry. Naturelly, we make a point of checking all the pockets of any clothing we receive . . . hut for your own peace of mind, and to make sure nuthing Is lost, make it a habit to empty Hie pockets before you have any­ thing cleaned I For thorough, prompt and responsible cleaning service, make lb a habit to bring yuur clothes in to us. You’ ll like Hie way you look when you da! Call for pickup and dalivery, at D OW N TO W N CLEANERS A LAUNDEKEKS t u PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-5292 �» ax* r H » i Sanford Captures State Junior Title For the second straight year Sanford captured the Florida Junior Roys Baskethall Championship by defeat­ ing Tallahassee 45 29 at ihe Seminole High Gym Saturdaynight. Sanford Jumped off to a fast lead in the opening min­ ute* of play on three baskets by Bobby Lundquist and after only 43 seconds of play San­ ford led 6-0. StIke Long of Sanford fouled Chuck llaitey and Chuck dropped the free throw for Tallahassee's first tally. Sanford kept rolling on baskets by Lundquist and Long and ended the first quarter with a comfortable 16-9 lead. ®l|r franfnrh Wrralh Mon. Mnr. 4, '0.1— Page 7 In the second quarter all­ stater Kenny Hinson teamed up with Oohby Lundquist for some fancy bail handling to keep tiic lust pace alive. Ken­ ny Hinson scored nine In tin* second quarter and Sanford went to the locker room at half-time with u 26-18 margin. Tallahassee rallied in Ihe third period to pull within SC­ SI with two minutes remain­ ing but steady free throw shooting by llrad Hollings­ worth enabled Sanford to maintain a 38-26 third period lead. Sanford turned on a rug­ ged defense in the fourth quarter and allowed Tallahas­ see only cmc point which was ★ ★ ★ a frtc toss by Chuck Bailey. With only two minutes re­ maining coaches Fred Miller and Dan Stowrll cleaned their bench and roasted to a well earned 45-29 victory. Out­ standing defensive play w o turned in by Billy Miller ol Sanford. Tallahasser: Greg Powell . . . . 1 1 3 Ron Ritter ........ 2 0 4 Paul Funderburk I 1 3 John Green .......... 0 o (I Phil Fromkc . .. . 0 6 6 Billy Patty ........ o 0 o Chuck Bailey . . . . 5 3 13 Tom Youngblood o o o Tim Garland . . . . 0 0 0 Ron Thigpen o 0 0 Total .................. 29 Sanford: ★ ★ * * 4 Ji Sifford Grabs Open Golf Play SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico— (UPI)—Charlie Sifford of Los Angeles, calling his victory in the Puerto Rica Open golf tournament “ the turning point of my career," today was looking forward to the Jama­ ica Open and a chance to licit out Canada's George Knudson for tho Seagram Trophy. The 39-year-old Sifford. who became the first Negro to win a 72-hole (PGA-sanctkmcd) tourney when he captur­ ed the Puerto Rican Open Sunday, aald. "I played well on the West Coast lilt month and started to get more con­ fidence here when I took the lead at Uie halfway point. I’m keoping the ball In position all the lime. II seems my put­ ting was never better." Hospitalized HOUSTON (UPI) — Jim Umbrlcht, relief pitcher for tha Houston Colt*, underwent minor surgery Sunday for re­ moval of a growth on his thigh. He is ezpected to be ^oipltaUxed lor leveral day*. 0 1 8 0 8 0 1 13 1 It 0 0 0 0 43 Saturday Morning Semi-Final* Tallahassee 39—Lake Wales 38. Tallahassee Jumped off to a 9-4 first quarter lead and kept control of the lead 22-15 at half time. Lake Wale* rallied in Ihe fourth quarter ir ★ ★ for 13 point* only to fall short 38-39 as the game ended. tn the second game of the semi-final* Sanford up-ended highly regarded Pensacola hy 47-42 In the most exciting game playrd tn the tourna­ ment. Pensacola held a slim 13-11 edge it the end of the first quarter. Sanford rallied on basket* by Hinton and Long in 'the second quarter to knot the score 21 all it the end of the first half. At the third quarter itarted Bobby l-undqulit pumped in five quick points, Bruce McKibbln three points and Bill Miller one point to hold a slim 50-28 lead on Pensacola at the end of the third quar­ ter. Sanford pul on a crushing 1Lake Wales 46—Fort Walton ■ # I* n 11 s *>l ^ .1 ! . . _ .. _ g! _. _ . . 1. 0 9 1"* -. — * 1 1 ' t « .1 it*,fourth quarter drive on a fine ! TV Beach 23. Fort Walton fted hy eight point contribution by 8-7 at the end of tho first Mike Long and six points by quarter. Lake Wales held a Bobby I.umlquist to out-class 15-10 lead at half time. A big a fine Pensacola all team by (bird ami fourth quarter the score of 47-42. scoring spree by Billy Pike Sanford's v i c t o r y was enabled Lake Wales to win sparkrd by Bohhy Lundquist handily by 46-23. who poured In 22 points, Mike Sanford 46 — Wewahilchka Long, It, and Billy Miller 22. Sanford got off to a very with eight points. slow start against Wewa hitchOutstanding play was turn­ ka and at Ihe end of the first ed in by Kenny Hinson, llrad quarter they were tied n all. Hollingsworth and Bruce MeIn the second quarter, buc­ Kihbin. High point men for kets by Bill Miller, Brad Hol­ Pensacola were D'Lugas with lingsworth and Mike Long 13 points. Williams with 11, gave Sanford a 19-10 half time and Spumy with 10. lead. Sanford's stubborn defense Friday Night Game* in the third quarter broke In a quarter final round the game open as they allowis a h hi m J Sanford , Lyman Out ★ Three Sanford boys won top honor* by being named to the Florida Junior Roy* All-Stnle Basketball Team after Sunfont won the stute championship this last week. Named to the All-State Team were Mike Long, Hob­ by Lundquist and Ken Hinson, Snuford: Chuck Bailey urn! Tim Garland, Tallahassee; Hob Dlugus, and John Spurny, 1‘ensacola; Billy Zipprer and Hobby I’ lke, Lake Wales, und Timmy Fain, Fort Walton Beach. SANFORD ALL STAR Hobby Luntlquint shown the* form that put him with two other Sanford players on the All State Championnhip flasketball team, Saturday. Action was allot in the ntute tournament piny-off Friday nKninnt Wewnhitchkn. (Herald Photo) T. J. Daniel Rated Top S0KC Race Choice 1'. J. Daniel, owner of the has a chance tonight to cop winuingvst kennel at tho San* a main event qulniela for ford-CJrhindu Kennel Club, sprinters going to the post In the fculuml ninth race. They aro Cnrmellete, with four firsts in tho bag, and Ruby Keeler, a three-time winner. Through Friday night greyhound* owned by Daniel had Today’s closing perform­ ance* at the Orlando-Semlnol# accounted for 61 first* which F ron ton will determine puts that kennel far in tho whetlur G«*tl or Elorrt win* lend in the chase for victories. the big trophy for the largest Rut alx sprinter* hav* number of individual wins f«r hern c»refully picked to opthe srason. Kloiri, who ha* won 06 po»e Daniel'* two »tar». They games, and Ga*ti, wa* has 07, are Lou Havoc, Ed'* Last will he battling for the big Straw, Dispose, Sarasota Egl prize in both afternoon and King, Foaworth and Western evening performances. Storm. Each has seven game* to Harold Robertson’* Lou Ha­ play, Etorri having four in voc rate* a* the wlnnlngeat the matinee and three in tho entry und *he will be trying evening, and Cas'd with three for her »l*th fir»t of tha in thu matinee ami four in ■mason in this top attraction. tho evening. She hat already won once in In Saturday'* pluy, Elorri Grace C and twice in both It picked up one game on Gaati and A. One of her victories by winning two while Gaati was In a main event. was only aide to add one, A great deal of interest is Elorri wa* all over the manifest in tha Inter-city court Saturday night making match race- with Jacksonville Impostible returns and saves. to be run over the I.ongwood Gastl put on on equally In­ oval Saturday night. K will spired performance In the lie a six-dog match and the front court using hi* favorite three entries from the Jax shot, a low powerful stroke Kennel club are arlit-duled to school here Wednesday night. Into the front wall. Wrap-Up Set At Jai-Alai Woodling Cut From Mefs st. P e t e r s b u r g , fi *. (UPI) — Outspoken Gone Woodling, cut loose by the New York Met* after a dlapula with the front office, may wind up with hi* old New- York Yankee trammatu* after all. Th® 40-year-old veteran of 18 major league arasona wa* placed on wavers for the pur­ pose* of making him a fre* agent Sunday by th* Meta. Woodling, a plaver-cuach this year, fell into disfavor with tho cluti during th* weekend while Intervening in filwl baseman Murv Thronrberry’i contract hassle. “ I'm not worried about a Job in baseball," Woodling ■aid. "Three club* hav* told me I ran have a jolt with them any time I wanted to." Lane M ay Get Title Chance NEW YORK (UPI) - Ken­ ny Lane'* victory over Vi­ cente llcrado in Saturday night'* nationally . televised bout may not earn the Muske­ gon, Mich., southpaw hi* long • awaited world light­ weight title shot at Carlo* Ortiz—but could land (lie ag­ gressive Argentinian • spot in the ratings. ed Wcwahitchka only three points. A 13 point scaring spree by Sanford In the fourth quarter allowed Sanford In defeat Wcwahltchka very handily. Top point man for Sanford was Mike Long with 14 and Brad Hollingsworth hail 10. Sanford hit only two of It foul shot* front the line. Pensacola 7t—Clcwiiton 33. Pensacola Jumped off to fe quick first quarter 15-5 lead and roiled on to a final 71-33 win over an outclassed Clew iston ball team. Top scorer for Pensacola was Bob D'Lugis with "I points. John Spurny with II. Clewislon got a 10 point ef­ fort out of Dan Kriedrr and Tony Harper added n i n o points for Clcwiiton. FREE BOATING COURSE The U, S. Co.nl (■nurd Auxiliary will bcfftn tho 8-lesson course In llnslc Seamanship & Safe rtont Handling next Wednesday 8 p.m. in tha 3 Sanford Oviedo Moves To State Play Boys Win State Honors Weekend Sports Summary United Press Internatlonsl SATURDAY ARCADIA. Calif. (Ul’ l) — Candy Spots escaped a fourhorse spill and went on to win the S143.300 Santa Anita Dcrby HIALEAH. Fla. (CPU Never Rend, champion 2-ycarold colt of t%2, won the 6133.000 Flaming Stakes at Hialeah. CHICAGO (U r i> - The Chi­ cago Rlack Hawks called up goalie Dennis De Jordny from Ruffalo of (lie American Hoc­ key League to give regular netminder Glenn Hall ■ rest before the National 1rocky League playoff a open. MADISON, WIs. (UPI) — Iowa won its first Rig Ten indoor track championship In 34 year* when the Hawkeyc mile relay team set a con­ ference rcord of 3:14.7. C O R T I N A D'AMPEZZO. Italy, <UPI) — Eva Roman­ ova and Pavel Roman, a Cseeh brother-sister team, won the world ice-dancing championship. SUNDAY SAN JUAN. P. It. (U P I)Charle* Sifford became the firit Negro to win a 72-hole PGA aanctloncd golf event when he captured the Puerto Rican Open. CORTINA D’ AMPEZZO. It­ aly, (UP!) - SJouke Dljfstra of Holland won the women's world figure skating title for the second straight year. ARCADIA. Calif (UPI) Jockeys Ismael Valentuela, Pete Moreno. Rudy Csmpss and Eddie Ilurni, all Injured in a four-horse spill at SantaAnita Saturday, were cover­ ing from minor ailmenta suf­ fered in the fall. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— (UPI)—The New York Mels placed veteran outfielder Gene Wood ling on the waiver lilt. OLAVARRIA. Argentina — (L'PI) — Argentine driver Juan Galvez was killed when Ills car went out of control diring the third lap of the Olavarria auto race. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — nob Rosburg led at the end of the third round of the New Orleans Invitational golf tour­ nament with a W6 — two atrokei better than Bo Wininger. Billy Miller ... 0 Billy Bracken ... 0 Brad Hollingsworth . 2 Rick Galloway .. 0 Mike Long .......... 3 Bruce McKibbln . 0 Kenny Hinson ... 6 Bobby Lundquist 7 0 Mett Morgan 0 Gary Maples Total .......... Oviedo will be the only, at Titusville Friday evening, Seminole County high school Mike Woodruff (cored 2t to participate in the stale point* for Sanford and Itnlch tournament Ibis week to Riser tallied 15. Lcoshurgh Gainesville. came from behind to win over Oviedo puPcd a thrillerdlller out of the hat Saturday night for a 82-79 vlclory over Lake Placid nt Umatilla. The two team* played four over­ time period* before free throws by Rex Brook* and Jimmy DcSharo c a r r i e d Oviedo to victory. The score wa* 63-63 when Tonight Seminole Park tlie final whistle of regular got* Into it* Isst week of time blew. Then It wa* 67-67, 73-73 and 77-77 for three over­ hsrnrss and quarter hone time periods. Jimmy Courier racing, racked up 20 points and Dan­ Tonight's card feature* a ny Kirkland 18 to lead Oviedo. split program of five harness Oviedo won handily 60-50 over Umatilla In the um lfinal* of Cits* C. Group 6 basketball Friday evening. Seabreeze of Daytona Beach Iroueed Sanford 94-60 in the Class A, Group 4 tournament t Lyman 37-31 in the Class A, Group 3 lournamcnl at Ut*a burg. Friday evening. Jimmy Shuslor was high with 21 for Lyman. second floor court room of (he Seminole County Court House In Sunford, Cost for mumini und materials $2. The course Is sponsored by Sheriff Hobby and the Sanford float Cllub. Last Harness Racing NIGHTLY "» Week Set At 'Park' Mayfair Wins Golf Play Difmar Out To Regain Form United Pres* International Three year* ago. Art Bitmar won 13 games for the New York Yankee* and was considered one of the best right-hander* in the major league*. Ho lost hi* stuff in tOrit, winning only two game* for the Yankees and tin* Kansas City Athletics, and he finally hit rock-bottom last year when tho A's released him and not even the New York Mels were interested In giv­ ing him ■ Job. Dltmar, though, !■ bark with lli« Yankees this spring on a trial basis and, areording o Manager Ralph Honk, "he could regain a spot with the club if lie keeps throwing the way he has in our ramp game*." In a simulated intra-squad game at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Sunday the tail, darkhaired New Englander fared IS batter* and allowed only two hit*. That's a far cry from his '«2 form when he gave up 31 hits tn 22 innings before tha A’i gave him hi* walking pipers. Mayfair Country Club golf­ er* toppled Mid-Florida, 81 51 in an intercity rjiatch Sunday. Results showed: A Flight—Low gross, Fred Harvey, 74; B. Foulk, 75; Ijnw net, H. Grier; E. Bradford. II Flight— Low gnus. L. Sherwood; At Bohrmsn; Isiw net, W. Brown; P. Krone lie. C Flight— Low grot), L. Bryan; (Tie) G. Billups, C. Wallers; I/iw net, Bill Thumpson; Gene Conrad, ami four quarter horse races. Tho quarter hors* feature will see th<« favorite lllg lied lice going In a full field of nine starter*. Ill tho eo-fcAturcd luirues* go leading driver Bill Robin­ son will tn* in the sulky be­ hind Grand Kuthyrn. Also going in tills mile paeu will lie Cheater Black, Avalon Orion, Ru*ie Mae und Parkin Hall. EXCEPT SUNDAY Sorryl No Ml nor* I MATINEES WED., FRI., SAT., 2 P. M. Rosburg, Bo Resume Duel NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Veternn* Dob Rosburg and Bo Wlnlngrr rrwumed their pres­ sure-packed duel in the deal­ er Now Orleans Invitational Golf Tournament today, but now they liml to contend with young Tony I.ema a* nu add­ ed force, Rosburg, Lenin and Wlningcr were In tho best position* Ships on die Great Lake* to grab tlie $6, toil first prize unload 50 million ton* of Iron In tlie final round of the f 10,ore at Ohio ports every year. 000 tournament today, INTERCITY MATCH HACK SAT.. 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( I ) Today 1:11 ( D ’ Dnuulaa Milliards (II Waka T7p Marlaa Nawa f i l l ( I f Farm Marhat IU* l i l t ( I ) Secret Btorm port (9) Amarlcan liandntand ( I ) m a le k rai and (3) Tha Matrh Uamr Waathar 9)19 ( ! ) Kdya of Night 3:M (I) Todar ( I ) M ika Room Far (I ) Fre-nrhoot Planning Daddy (9) Dlacuvrry '93 9:19 111 American Neweetand ( i l l I t ) NBC Newa NOW OPEN FOR 3:99 (9 ) Maverick LUNCH (3 ) Don McNeil — D el­ tona and (C) I'ncle W alt MONDAY P. M. I Ml ( I ) C h .n n .l I m » i r » » i DINNER TUEH. (hru HAT. t i l l (91 Sup erma n (1) I Dad t Diana 3:11 (9 ) Superman 3:13 ( I ) Waathar R o w VISIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room Racer Killed Uenlgnrd Eapecailty Far BANQUETS, LUNCHEONS •ltd DINNER PARTIES U I i A V A R R l A , Argmtina (Uri>—Juan Galvez, 40. Argentine champion and 8 3 1 - 6 1 9 7 three time winner of the S fitM P v tiu ' liranii national prite, was kill­ ed Sunday when he craihed in the third lap of the Olavarria auto rare. Ilia car •lid and hit a imall bridge aa he went around a curve. uttonJfoi Luddites w*« the name giv­ en to organize bands of Eng­ lish rktlcri far the destruc­ tion of machinery. Theie bands first appeared around Nottingham in 1811, accordLng to th« Encyclopedia ilrltannica. r esta u r a n t! HIGHWAYS 1 7 -f t N. W IN PARK, FLORIDA Back To Serve You —- ANP KEEPTOHe « 6tfT / l Ig g . — with the best Cooked To - Order IT A L IA N FOOD We Serve A Specialty Every Day CTvO\! # r T/ *« # Open 7 Days A Week - 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. mAp FOR RESERVATION!! CALL — 775-9084 Jean's Spaghetti House H W Y . 17-92 Orange City Acme From Water Tower Answer ts Prrrleua Finite Coins A ctoaa I Japsnne rein 4 Fenian com ■ Bulgarian cola ■ naheua 7 Hostelry ■ Mattel uacd la Bpanlak gala* 12Katun nima ■ >3Kuropeen rleer 10 14 BufTu 15 United____ Churtl» ( 4 ) 10Kilm ITMtulnl direct ion 10 Green dye 10 All 33 Abides 14Imot narki SBDrial 30 Also MMarian's direction Musical JnatnmMaM 31 gtsira It Dart >4 Curap m Mini HltlNkM charsctar M C o ia o l 14M 41 Vallrrr 44 Allaria 43 Frames 4$ Possessive orE sssrn d . 31 Daa a goddess M Well l»J Penetrate 94 Acinas lia n a U Ea{liaii tetter W Denomination* IT Terraco tohaj DOWN lAtart (Scot) SBmel) btrdsd • 11 Cal: 10 Vestment 21Smash coil (fiaah Gbby. t f ByAbigail VanBuren DKAR ABBY: I am mnrried to a READER. A Itby thin man reads con­ stantly. He always hns a book, maga­ zine or newsjtaper in his hands. lie even takes his reading to the table. When he shaves, he uses an electric razor so he can reud while he shaves. He not only does this at home but, when we go out to visit relatives or friends, he picks up anything to read that is within reach, and is lost in it for the rest of the evening. This is terribly embarrassing. I know there are worse faults. But what can 1 do nbout this reuding habit? We've been mnrried six years, and he is getting worse. READER’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: Mudnme, your husband is “ escaping" into the print­ ed page. At home, per hups he is bored. Why don't you read whatever it is that your husbund has found so absorbing, and discuss it with him? When he fs away from home, he probably “ loses’* himself in u maga­ zine to avoid making conversation. Thin is rude. If you can’t get him to listen to you while you tell him how much his constant reading irritates you—write him a letter. lie’ll read it. * • # DEAR ABBY: I am 16 and no­ thing I do is right. My mother criti­ cizes everything I do. I would do unything to get uway from this house mid HER. Tiierc is a suilor I know who is leaving for San Diego soon. He suys if I marry him he will jZaajJbii 23------ — aay !• 21 Bodices M Ancient 39 Biblical W9 27 Football (orm ilk* aa tnllrely 2BArticle* 40 Mavra • • 4 Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • • • Hnte to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. BOX 33G5. BEVER­ LY HILLS. CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet. “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ” Hence, I must go after tha club suit immediately. Some­ one may ruff in, but beggara can't be choosers and 1 must try to make the hand. Further­ more, the play is pretty good. There are eight clulis out and a s long as they break as well a s five-tin re I'll chalk up game and rubber. Now, I win the spade with the king to let thu opponents know that I also hold the are In case they want to try soma other suit, I lend thu jack of clubs. If it holds 1 will con­ tinue thu suit and get rid of my losing spade before tha opponents have a chance to gel their spude trick. <\ tOa J.haWoman bv Ruth Miiiett In Itallaa, Texas, • home with a "Quiet House" designed building firm has come up to (mother such modern home noises aa those that come out of the dlahwaaher, the air con­ ditioner, tha heating units, the exhaust fan over tha kit­ chen range and tha clothes wuaher and dryer. Moat people, according to United Press lnlernaUoaal the builder*, don’t realize bow Teams la the NCAA college noliy the modern home has basketball tourney welcomed become or how much such dis­ Mifiiiilppl Slate into the tracting noiaei can affect the fold today while emitting a individual's diapoilUon and ef­ sigh of relief that upset-mind­ ficiency. ed Wichita is in the rival Na­ Well, now, maybe theie tional Invitation Tournament. Mississippi State clinched noisy work-aavera and com­ the Souihcaitcrn Conference fort maker* don't have quite title Saturday night with a ao bad an effect on the home­ 75-72 vlclory over neighbor­ maker aa the builder auppoaed. ing Mlaaiaalppi and will play To many housewives such in the NCAA regional! at East sounds are like music. What Lansing, Mich., March 15-10, housewife who has washed after college Prciidcnt D. W. dishes by hind for years Colvard lowered the barrier doesn't got real pleasure out that prcvioualy prohibited the of the whoosh of water that Bulldog* from competing tells her the dishwasher is against Negro athielci. happily doing the job for her? Wichita, the only team to What homemaker doesn't defeat top ranked Cincinnati experience a satisfied glow this season, surprised NCAA- when the sound of the auto­ bound Loyola of llllnoia, rat­ matic washing machine as­ ed third, 73-72, as Dave sures her it is busily working Stallworth tank <eight free away, or when the heat or air throwi in the closing minute*. conditioning comes on with a rush of sound to let her know that whatever the weather is outside, she is going to be ★ ★ ★ ★ comfortable T Besides, housewives don't really like too much quiet. One NCAA Welcomes Miss. State I boa elder! 43 DlUrary cMnpasilioa 48 tiiugui 40 Dearre in 8TAHT8 BUN. "8odoas A Gomorrah" R IT Z ihrmUUy L DEAR I. M.: You can “ kid" each other ull you like, hut you cun’t kid Father Time. * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO. E. L.: It seems strange that n guy will pro­ pose to a girl under a light ho wouldn’t tiiink of choosing a suit by. Starling with today's article I am Ruing to use the first 4742 person fur awhile to let you 4 1 0 38 4 4 Q 9I nee how 1 plan and conduct 4 KQ4 the play when 1 am declarer. EAST West opens the jack of AJitll A Q IS spades and before playing fA l 4K B 47841 from dummy I nuUt there are 4 10IS 4 A B IS 410811 four potential loners, the ace SOUTH (O ) and king of trump#, the ace of 4 AK6 clubs and a spade. 1 can’t do 4Q JB 78 anything about the first three 4 AKJ *JT losers, but there is a parking Both vulnerable place for my luilng spade on Week North dummy's long club. Pasa 14 Pass 2 4 It would he duck soup if I Pass 44 Pass Past could pull trumps, set up that Opening lead—4 J club end get my discard, but I Into the lead with the nee or 1 won't have limn for that king of trumps and establish operation. Thu oppenunts get] their apade trick. 42 Maples and WAUuw 1 IA IT U pr !l DEAR FED UP: STAY HOME! Of all the reasons to marry, getting uway from home is the poorest. The divorce courts are full of girls who learned too late that mother was right, and her criticisms were far enrier to bear than the life offered by a spur of the moment Romeo. • « * DEAR ABBY: I am *13 but no one takes me for a day older than 30. I nm going with a man of 25. He knows I am "older” than he is. but he doesn't know how much. We fre­ quently kid each other about our ages. I know 1 have him fooled. Should I tell him the truth? He is getting serious. I, M. SERIOUS On&Aidq& ByOswaldJaco 23 4lh Century M.C coin * 27 Kmrtftnf Bfoducti 20 fvHMa doctm (ah.) ■0 Sunday tchosl (aaj take me nwny from my unhappy home life. 1 hate to quit school, but anything ts better than living here. Please help me decide. FED UP OPEN 11:45 M IL L NOW thro W ED. At 1 M - 4:84 • 1:41 - l :H Deltona NOW..? AOJ o ' s TO TNK 40 MOBM Of TNK I HWUWOtT* *• Bark, canes, foliage, fruit* and g-asa arc on the menu of African elephants, which feed 16 hours out of 31. l l - ’ MU ( Cl l\ f ) H I U I .-I N TH l A tR f V PRUNE FA 2-12I> TONITK A TUES. IM.EAKE NOTE "Itaby Jane" Starts 7:00 . , . Due To Length Of Show • Only First llair Will Be Repeated On Sec­ ond Hhow , , . Com­ plete Show Can He Seen Aa Lale An 8:28 P. M. BaHaDnit JoaiCmfcd nm noR mmr Q Co-llit At 8:15 "TIIE WORLD IN MY POCKET" Rod Steiger MACKUDSUILT Channel Amid the noise read Ruth SUlIntt'a "How to Have a Happy Husband.'* Just send 25 rents to Ruth Mlllett Reader Service, c /o The Sanford Herald, P, O. Bex 4811, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York IB. N. Y. IN Tell the Exciting Story o f TUESDAY, 5:00 P.M . of the biggest complaints of women whose children are grown and gone from home is that the house is TOO quiet. Many a housewife keeps the television blaring all day aa she goes abcut her work, rot to be entertained, but just to create enough noise to maka the house seem lass lonesome. Alen may go for the "Quiet House," But women may pre­ fer the whoosh of the dishwasher and the thump of tha clothes dryer and the rear of the exhaust fan to a house so well sound-proofed them feci they’ve got to leave home Just to get away from so much silence. , Inside Story Of Greatest Armored Car Rubbery la History Starts March 15' "EL CIO" Charlton lleetnn ------------ - 1 �. A r i* V n Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours' In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2- 5612. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Ut t i c O ~0-l \\ , l* il'rit DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Man. • sat, noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: thru Fri. - 2 I'. M <U> before insertion. Mon. . Sat. noon. T in s,, ■Ihr #aufurh Vrralti Mon. Mur. 4, '63— Page 9 15. Business Opportunity 1 27. Special Services 3. Kdi Educiitton . Instruction ■6. For Item I CLASSIFIED INDEX 13. 1- Lost & Found rec is RELIABLE PARTY FOR C ISTH ATIO N open f o r 3 B e d r o o m . 2 b a th , bu ilt i n i . GUITAR LESSONS Kv Nadine Seltzer ADDED INCOME FOR PART Notes j -• Notices • Personals Good Shepherd Christian or chords. Choice pop­ fenced yard. 113 W. Cole­ SWEETIE PIE 3. Education - Instruction Day School, 4 and 3 year man Circle. SllV per month. OR FILL TIME WORK ular, hillbilly, rock A roil. L Trims port at inn old*. Nursery. SIS; kinder-1 FA 2-7481. WE SECURE LOCATIONS For free tryout call Mr. •V Fund g.trlcn 816 Transportation | Matltei. FA 2 8130. FOR TESTERS i>. For Kent a va ila b le for city and ou t-, ROOMS, The Gab es. 401 Male or female, wanted for f>A Sjtecial Notices lying area*. 322-7312 or Magnolia Ale. FA 7-0720. this area tu service route Southern A ir 7.-Business Itentnls fur SylvanUi L R. C. A. Three room turn S. Beach Ilentals television and radio tubes Heating - Air Conditioning apartment. 21UI Magnolia. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE sold through our latest mo­ 9. For Sale or Kent Sale*—Repair—Contracting 843. Robert A. William*, || TESTS! 10. Wanted to Kent dern method free self aerFREE ESTIMATES Phone FA 2-3931. Men-women, 18-52. Start high vice tube testing and mer­ I 23U2 Oak 11. Real Eatute Wanted FA 2-8321 chandising unit*. Will not !-■ Until Estate For Sale a* 8102.00 a week Prcpara- lnftirnlihe<1 t or 3 t*a™.m h.rj training until appoint-j AparlnH,nUi K|lchcn „ m v Fit HILDA IRE Interfere with your present !•!• Mortgage Loans ed. I thiil-aii Is ill job* open. Sales A Service employ inent. To qualify you 14. Insurance pcd. nw w. mih si. I’ ll. G. II. HIGH must h a v e $1,476.60 to 15. Business OpjHirtunity Experience usually unneces­ FA 2 4078. sary. FREE Information on 1790 W. 1st St. Sanford 82,953.20 cash available im­ 10. Femule Help Wunted job*, salaries. requirements. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Ph. FA 2-3883 mediately for inventory and 17. Male Help Wanted hull***, 826 Escambia. Ph. Write TOPAY siting name, equipment, investment se­ Id. Help Wanted FA 2-0274. address. phone .ami time SINGER cured. Car, 5 spare hour* ID. Situations Wunted home. Write Lincoln Ser- 1 SEWING MACHINE weekly, eouUI net up to 20. Babysitters House* for rent. For infor­ vice. Hoc 23, c-o Sanford Sales ami Service $8,i8t0.(iu per year in your 21. Beauty Salmis mation conluct Ted Wil­ spare time, should be able Free estimates in advance 22. Build - Paint - Repair Herald. liam* Hardware, 2Uj E. to start at oner. Thi* com­ Free home demonstration 23. Building Materials ?5lh St. Sewing lesson* ttanmg nest CALI. FA 2-A783 pany will extend financial 24. Electrical Services week. Beginner* ft advanc­ Alan's Fabric A Hugs AVAILABLE March 2. 2 Bit assistance tn full time it 25. Plumbing Services ed. Morning) or evening*. 23.X9 Park Dr. Duplex, excellent loralton, dc ilrrd. Do not answer un­ 20. Radio & Television FA 2 7982. electric kitchen 1001 B S. less fully qualified for time 27. Special Services Monuments, Cemetery work and Investment. Income Elm. May be lectt after 3 6. For Rent 28. Laundry Service Also loPttering on Stones p. m. Call FA 2-5504. should start immediately. 29. Automobile Service 2 BEDROOM home, kitchen SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. JfL |iS - - ‘“Sf L|®55®@ KESPUNSIHIUTY; The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for morr than one incorrect Insertion of your ad. and reserves the right to reti«e or reject an> advertise- o0 A . A u to A cM M oriM inent from what ordered to 3U. Machinery - Tools conform to the policice of thin 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs Legal Notice 33. Furniture It ril*: c lIK lll- 1 m mi mi 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wan ted this t i v n i J in n iti. in i CHIT, I t AMU VMM »l.**|. 36. Automobiles - Trucks s o w rim iiTr. Florida 37. Boats - Motors CHAticrnr > 0. limit LOFlAl.NE R. ZIEULKIL 38. Motorcycles - Scooters riiintirr. 89. Trailers - Cabanas »l. P*P«r. equipped. 873 mouth, FA 2-5303. l'lt. Furnished Apartment. Chile in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4U13 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ 2 Bedroom house, kitchen en* Ave. Phone 349-4871. furnished, on Lake Golden. Near base. Call FA 2 4045 NICELY turn. 6 nmni house. during day, FA 2-4730 after FA 2 0237. 5:30. “ Wh«r« do I tak* out flight insurtnet?" 1 HR. House, nicely fum Large 2 hedrorsm Trailer on 12. Heal EaUte For Sul« 12. Krai K slile Far Sale ished. 80S mo, FA 28344. targe lake. Adult* uni). Ph. MODEL HOME Business set up for you. 2317 Mcllonvillo Ave. Selling, soliciting, or exper­ Plume FA 2 6149 ience is not necessary. For personal Interview in your Plano Tuning and Repair city— please include your W. L. Harmon — yA 2-4223 Phone Number and WRITE U. S. ELECTRONICS COUP, 2B. AulnmnbUe Service t'CtU NATURAL B R I D G E , AUTO GLASS PINE LAWN 20. MO. T! INSTALLED III. Female Help Wunted 1 3-Redroom house. 2 2-Bed­ FA 2-7368, Clean comfortable 2 bedroom 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. Babysitter to live in. For room house 333 0937. Apartment. Clow to town. 2 BetIroom Apartment, large $61 month. 3833 Sanford HARKT J. ZIEOLUn. particular* apply 104 Ma­ FA 2-0847. Ave. Ii#f«nn*nt. 1. Lost & Fount! IMMEDIATE screened porch. FA 23164 ple Ave. .Mil'll K TO Al’ PEAlt OCCUPANCY between S.uO a. m. and 6 TO* MAItRT J, IllS O tiS n tit Floor Apartment furnishHIGHLAND PARK REFINED Allied lady for 3 Bedroom, 1W bath, no qual­ Wliote if.i'lnifn |« un­ LOST yellow gold Cro*» and p. m. e<1 $(k). Lake .Mary, Ph. known Chain, Four stone selling*. telephone work in own ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. 1. Comfortable 3 br home Toil are 1nr#l,}- noUfletl lfi*l FA 2-1737. situated on spacious cor­ Large clean fumlihed 3 bed­ Call 322-2011 or FA 2 3135. home, selling special re­ Longdate subdivision Longa Otnplalnt tor Divorce h»» ner homeiite shaded byroom house. Convenient to REWARD. l>*«n UI*<1 *KAl'i*t you In the duced price oiler* on na­ wood. Furn. 2 Bedroom Home. »hnv# at}l»,l Court. wn.l you giant oaks. Many nice ex­ bate. 8133 month. FA 2 2417 tional magazine*. Privilege Adult*. No pet*. FA 2-7684. art r#<iulr#,l |.» »#rv# n ropy tras! 813.930, with 8430 down 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ of charging customer*' or­ of your An«w»r or plaadlng to and 893 per month. Exclu­ tli* C»nii>Ulnl on tli* 1'l»lnUNFUR.Y. 1st Fk«r. 3 rmi. STENSTKOM RENTALS ner lot facing lake. 1U9 der* tit their depurtinenl tiff* attorney. Til I'MAN B. in 'rm i t iR crrr i -ui r t , FURNISHED sive. bath, 2 icrvened purr Ik' s. Walts Drive, S u n 1 a n ti store charge accounts or on OHA8ON. ID On* Vor:h Or. NINTH J t t i l r i A !, r i i t c l ' t T . 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply up­ IJ BEDROOMS 1 BATH Estate. F1I.V in service. •tie* 111J*.-.. Orland". florid* 1N A Nil F o i l a special charge account and rll* th* ur<(ln*l .im*«r n t n n . r i . n n i i i A .M ;t t I M ILK .filtri stair* evening*. 8430 down, monthly 884.75, 2. Attractive 2 BR home on with the publisher. Must or pl».#.llnu In ih* nfflc# of IN r l l A M K R T NO. UNIT UNFURNISHED nice lot with trees. I.argu VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 111* Clrrk of tli0 riroult Court LILLIE MAE RIIKHi. have private ltne and be L'nfurnuised 2 bedroom ltouec. 3 Bedroom* t bath 8 80 or FA 2-2118. kemlnote County Court ttiiiiie, family r o o m , fireplace, I’ la ln tlff able to devote a reasonable Hanford. Florida, on or befor* ve. 13u3 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3254 3 BR, 2 bath* 8123 wtiod floors. Ideal for re­ the i:th day Of March, Dll. B E N JA M IN 811100, amount ol time tai-li week. or FA 2 0323. 3 BH, IH baths Sluo 3 Bedroom, 2 hath Imuse. If you fait to do *0, Judenient tirement couple or small Permanent position with Defe n da nt t>y default will be taken $200 down ami take over family! Just 812,230, with i TIck t o t r e t ;.* k 2 Hi'ilrootn msusc, kitchen Other unfurnished r e n t a l * awaluil you lor (tie relief >1«- Tilt mIlenj above average commission amln from $80payment* of $73.09 pur S'.Htu down, and monthly luamled In the Complaint. equipped. 885 a muuth. Uoje earning*. Write, g i v i n g t ' J l l ' i S. Central A venu e HONE and Olll'KHKD at month. FA 2 1862 . payment lc*» than rent I I nn Amrrle*. C a lifo r n ia to bate. FA 2-4549. Pahforit. Florida till* Tth day qualification*, to G. C. Y ou nr* he reby r-uu tred to •f February, ISIS. Russell. Suite 1228. 270 file y o u r wrttleri defe nce tei Stenstrom Realty 3 1)11, 2 bath, fenced back NICE LARGE 2 HR. furn. UfEALA Arthur II. Rarkwtlh, Jr. the Hill o f C o m p i l i n ' f o r ill* Peachtree St, N, E., Atlan­ yard, air conditioner, Kit­ Stenstrom Realty apt. OB heat and fireplace. erre filed h* rein .i calnst y ou, Cl*rk of the Circuit Court T Real Estate — Mortgage* ta. Ga. chen equipped. 3309 S. Park Tile bath, 1700 Magnolia. Hemlnole County, Florida with the Clerk o f the ab ove 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-242U *t>l»d C ou rt o n o r ba fo r* Real Estate — Mortgages Hyi Martha T. Vlhletl Ave. FA 2-1761. 883. FA 2-3931. March 11, l l i l , *#rve a r-.py D. C. tit N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 19. .Situation* Wanted <>f aain* upon plaintiff* New completely furnished 1 Trum an E. Hraion 8 BEDROOMS, ) balhi. Fenc­ • l l e r n i r , Jama* c . C o l ­ RENT A BED Attorney for I'lalnttff CJiltd Cara. FA 2-1274 bedroom hunt*. FA 2-2377. lier, 7*1 w * * t Church Street, Rollawijr, Hcxpiul I t Baby ID On* North Oram* Ilt.ig. ed backyard. A Ir-condil lon­ o r l a n d o . F lori d * tirUtidn, Florida Bed* er. Kitchen equipped. I>iw Jim Hunt Realty Children kept. FA M182. Ha rem full not o r a decree NEWLY FURNISHED 'arge I'uMIsli Frb. It, D, !S A pro c o n f e a . > will be entered By Day, Week, or Month Mar. I. 1**3. ilown payment. 33ut) S. Park 2 lilt, duplex. 14lh St. Loogaaalnat you. Child care. FA 3 0799. Office FA 2-3118 l.-liF-Ji wood. H38 32U8. Ave. FA 1-1781. I\ ITNESS rny hand art.l aeal CARROLLS FURNITURE Nights FA 2-0611 at Hanford, Ht minute County, Ph. FA 2 3181 118 W. lit Ht. M i n t 11 n c M i r Bali} sitting, h o u s e w o r k . I 'h . 821-0700 Florida, ihle Jill day of F eb2 B1I. house, 817 Catalina. in n it ; x x » o ; u f T im FA 23303. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ■TATK o r FLOHIIM . ruary,, 1 St*J 1324 Park Dr. Hanford, Pit. WELAKA APARTMENTS: T O l JKIIOI.I) K. IlKI iDINH | fMKALt Realtor Room* privalo baths, lit 2 lledDtom Duplex. Jalousie A rth ur II, tle.'kw lth, J r . and Braver home, 3 Bedroom, 3 HAVE BKUS11 WILL PAINT porch, kitchen equipped. Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. Clerk o f the Clr< ult Court EDITH JOANN ItEDDINtl W. Flrit S4. tty: Martha T. Vlhlen bath. Assume payment*. One room or entire ltou*e. hi- wife Carportc. Nice yard. Ph. rA 3 8131 Atlantic Dank Bldg. Free asUinatfs—Call 'Cal' D. C. re-ldenc* unknown 967.60. 33244742. FA 2 BW6. Lake Miry. 2 Bedroom, kit­ TOU ARK HKHEIIV .M'TI- J a n o s C. C ollier Jirvlln* FA 2 1307 ATTRACriVE ) UR, 2 bath chen equipped. FA 2-2049. TIED that FEDERAL. NA­ Attorney for Plaintiff LAKKFHONT HIDEAWAY Lake Outage, Furn. FA 2-8t06 TIONAL MOUTHAUK AHrtO- rui.iieh Feb. it, ii. a», * house. Living room over­ FA 2 6347. Child care In my home. 3 CIATION, having filed In thl* Mar. 1 Dm. baking lake, curved tlnvu. 2 Itedroom furnished cottage Minutes from Hunt’s. Ph. C.iiirt !(• ew-orn Hill of Corn- i '1 >}•-:« HOUSE on Cameron Ave. on big, bcauti/ul lake. 1U9 Efficiency Apt. $30 Alo. Sur­ 203 Citrus Drive, Ravenna idulnl, the nut itre atol purpoie FA 2 7370. East side between Celery' i x T i l l ! i i m i i r t i n ht, ft. frontage, 40u ft deep. plus City. 2U 1 M ’. 1*1 St. of whL'h Is tu furacluea that M X T i i j i i i h i x i , t i m i n ' Park. Call FA 28I4U after and Geneva Ave. 4 Bedcertain inuritfeii* rae.-uted by On a cash deal owner will 21. Beauty Salons P M lN Iin IN AND FO R 5:30 p h i . tiunild T. A*li1e> and Hally A. OF riaim*, school bus slop, .M IN oi.r. i n i ' N T V . r l l ANsell for $3,300. This would Ashley, hi* wife, to Lawyer* ap V NO. D M * Guiel nclglihorhood. Kit­ MoriasR* *nd Till* Company. ( K R NISTICK be a bargain for the lot HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK MAYFAIR TO t r P E A H In the Itth day of June, DIP; Complete Beauty Service chen equipped. 180 a month. Very attractive 4 itedroom, 2 I'll'T IT lO t ■ * a n »: with nothing on It! Let's FKDKIIA1. N A T IO N A L M 'l l l T that said Complaint |>raya fur N o T l i ' K IH k Ivmi I h i t Evening Appointments FA 2 6143, go out ami take a look. an acei.untliiR lo ha lakan (IAUK AMHtlCIATION, ballt Ini,ne m tmautifui MayPlaintiff , I xtm vLtfEiKol Id Luatn«'^i* at under tho direction of Ih* 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 I I * 1 H I'atmvtto X % »**, ^ m i « fair, Feature* Include ful­ Court for what la du* th* Count}, M'-rltJi, uf4t|i*r 2 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. I E T T T. LXN DH ICA V , noW Plaintiff for principal and tn- aH AwRidRow ly equipped kitchen, cen­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty .shop 863. 2813 Elm Ave ih « fIv’ lltloviB tittnie of, 4*■I■*t* , taraet on **ld m -'iia** and tral heal, many nice ex­ Stemper A gency I'* f erdan t*. U l C l#»n #r» A L#«un4r> «vi*l Special on Perms. Call for iworlgag* not* and for the T I I C RTATK IIP Fl.tlHIIIA tliat I itit•nif lo r v f U t o r »«I<I 2 BEDROOM house In Lake tra*. Toilal price $22,UUOt mate, i-hargea and eapentaa appointment. 3 Senior ope­ REALTOR - INSUR0R A I t m i f T T T. L A N D III- imiiK wi t h ! lif C l f r k o f tlm Including attorney's fees and T U i H Mary. FA 2-7218 Only 8ISOH down ami lm> FA 2-4911 i l l ! S. French Ava. C ircu it CiiUfl. H fin ln o lf C o u n ­ CAN rators. Free parking lot*. abstract f*is and that In daty, KlurUlf, tu A ccurilon c* with <:/o 1st. Hubert J. Haul* mudiate i>o»#c»#mnfault of *uch pay niant, till* 318 Palmetto Ave. 3229834 (I mp j>ru vl«lai»fc o f t h v KI^IU FURNISHED Cottage. Phone l l o a — Navy 1ST •■tate, claim, demand and TEE N GREEN tioUf Nftn* t o .M lt i c/ n F F t). •nulty of rtdtmplion of th* FA 2 2800. Out 30th M. opposite ioif 24. Electrical Service* fifCttnn K lorllf etflu* N ew Vnrk, New- Tork Defand-i nu and *11 p*r*on* TOU A P L IIEKE DV NOTI- tn l>iT. Stenstrom Realty Club. New 3 bedroom, l'» clilmlnf by. throutn, under 1 BEDROOM House trailer. M l . U M Philip* F I F O that • suit hat been FKIGIDAiRB ar *v*!nel them or any of bath, built-lna. Large fam­ Krh. 1ft, J i AUr. Water und eleclncity fur­ them, he abinlutety barred and filed taalnst you In the above I'uhllvll Sale* ft Service Real Estate — Mortgage* I. 11. 19«2. ily room, central heat and foreclosed; -aid -ult belnr; fll- • iitllle.l «a us, . and that } ou C h K - 4 0 nished. Adult* only. Phone 111 N. Park Ave. House Wiring, Free Estimate* FA 2 2420 »d III the Circuit Court of the ara requ ired to file y o u r m i. Air-Condition. Low, low FA 2-1303. Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and e w e r with tho Clerk o f this IX T il l ! I ltll M T I Ol HT, down p a y m e n t s , iJ3.uu Sid Vlhlen'* Randall Electric for Hemlnole Count}, In Chan- C ou rt and !•> e .r v e a I'opy M X T II JI lilt l i t Lake Mary— 3 bedroom, den, < IHI I IT Ph. FA 20911 t h s r e o f .spun the l-l aln tl ff o r ear}, entitled FEDERAL NA­ month piy* all. Drive out 111 Magnolia 3 Rrdr'm Furn. House $109 09 2 hath*. Modern kitchen. whosr OS- FI.OH ID v IX XXII t o u TIONAL Monr>iA(iK asho. P l a i n t i f f * a d o r n s ) * . ■ KtllXOt.K M il M l . today or call FA 2 2141 for 3 Rrdr'm burn. Kit. Lake privileges, near school. 25. Plumbing (Serview CIATIOK, * corporal Ion or* na me *nd address I* M * c k N. t i i t ' t i ; * ' NO. i m i m detail*. IU:3U U> 3 daily. - E q u i p ............................... Si lO.lki Ranlaed under an Act of Con- Clev elan d, Jr. *nd Harold F. KKDKH A I, N A T I u NAI. MOHTAvailable fur occupancy John ton, p, ■ > Drawer / . Han­ grass and eil-tlme pursuant to 8 63.09 June I. FA 2 7094. Die Faderal National Xlortaa«e fo rd. Florid a, not later Ilian HAUK AtW oCIATlIlS-. l-iuintirr. 2 lledr'm Kuril. An investment, not an ex­ 2 Hedr'nt Furn. Kit. Akaociatlon Chart, r Art, Plain- th* 5l *t day o f March, A. U. IIKO IIU8 II K N It V IIKItHpense. Call F'A 2-3612 lor lbi.5. If y ou fall to d-> so a tiff, ver*u» JEIHM.D K. 11KDL.M.N. ENTERPRISES Equip......................... 8 6 U .U U HTItOSI. Jit *n.| F VIA IA K. DINO end EDITH JOANN Der r s* Pro C o n f » » r o will be IIKlnj.XTHOM, lit* wife. expert advice on a Herald Plumbiiifc L Heating J. W. Hall, Reilty FA 2 3641 Has purchased b e a u t i f u l advertising campaign. REDDING, hi* » l f '. ORXNUE enter ed aa slne t you for the D.ftml* ul*. r e l i e f d em a nd ed In the Coni. AIR CONDITIONING wooded area at Longdate. UTILITY COMCAM. Defendx o T i c u th t m u a n I. Till* .u lt la lo fo r a - I , , , . . , ,r . ana, belnk Chaucary ( a-- No, 1*1*1 See Mr. Ferguson at •ales CONTRACT and REPAIR OA .Spec in I NutirrN r io t , a moM***. II. rral J '• G K T A T I . OK KlAtll M*,\ R A V E N N A PARK 157*4, praylt.K a foroclo-uro ,, r„ . o . r . v ,.r...•##,l#-t airblii.t |.- | T O : G * o r « . I l » n r » lU-ra.l!riHfi. office and pick your lot For the fluesl new home liuy*. WORK of eaol morlRaae nr the folJr REMINDER I ,j t Illuck I. B I .V I .A M I l-.w Itiy dkacrlb. I land, lying and house models. Low 5S*j U . I,diuUu A |*t. No. 4 we urge you to inspect tlie 19U) aaniurd Ava. FA 3-6562 ti8TATi:i». .Vmttiil.il I'lat. and being In County, INCOME TAX SERVICE Uraiitl tal«n<J. *\«t>rR9k& down—low monthly payiiil*, a rj |i . * t0 * p i n tlitr#beautiful 3 and 4 bedroom, Florid*, to.wlti YOU A III. HL'JILUY NOTIPLUMBING 0. M. HARRISON'S o f rtrurUrd In Plat Bo.>k f i l l ) Lot S3. Mlock t W E A T IIthat ft RUll 1»4a• l»#Cll I, 1W. and 2 bath homes lonlracilng Repair* 15. P a r s 1 A o f th* flliftl saii,4 tint ) o u In 1811 Pa Iniello Ave. 322 8827 ANOTHER FABULOUS Bl'Y K R IF1E L D ttllS T AD D I­ I-uviIl- ttsccrJi of a*nil- «-ii t It I* <1 4MiJ*6. mill that y ou offered in desirable Kaveli­ TION, accord) tic to plat AT CRYSTAL I.AKK. Open FREE ESTIMATES ■ml* Counir, Klorlil*. th<-i *of, rarorded In Flat na Park. nM|ulr*4| to ftlr yu u r »»»*• I). For Sale or Rent iK-ain cotisl ruction, atom) 11. L. HARVEY ' # follow­ urn Itnnk I J, I '. t r «s I'ublto TotiKTIlKIt *ltt w it will* tlit t’ ltrh o f tl.lft lluiunli o f dvinlno!* I'-.un- ing It#In* • |.r r } lo. al«<t t ’ uurt Mild 111 i e f V r M c o p y fireplace, 3 bedroom and a 2u4 Saumr. Ava. FA 2-33(45 If you like country living III Mhit iicrwiaiitnt!} itutullcl ty, Florida. Uirr#ur upon tli« r u t i i t l f f or optional r o o m , Florida These home* iealure Ute fin­ To*ell.*r with the f o l l o w i n g a* a part o f tit. I m p r o t c m c u l * P U I h l l f f * r 11ui itr ' *, who*# I Bedroom, 2 balit*. uu est in quality construction 26, Radio 4 Talav*. ion room. 2 tilt hath*, full) air. on raid land. tuulim ient; riiiinr* und addr##* I* MmuK S. south *tdc of big Lake fin# tit: fi«fi 'a -r a t n r . r i * v e l * n 4 Jr . *n d Ha ro ld K. INTERNATIONAL of DTby hliuemaker, and include condiliuneil. location Soulli l.l*clrl.\ a*rial Z l l * ) » i : i , j d*li iioi*ii. 1*. u* l i r i w o r X. 1CA F t 'lt N A i K. MDt'iiL 3lar>. Water lor (mating, ii ■ buili-in kitchen*, central USED TV'*. $23 und up. Tuwn end of Cotlul Drive, Locti J|...l#l I.AN I t * NO. i i|IH * j K-D i forrl. pjiifl d a, Hot Ul«*r tli on and Country TV. FA 2 5362 elc. Orange trees. Approxi­ . tn. il l ! Il*i.* ■. Kir heal, and other plus value*. Tou, and eo.li W >-■*s Rte Arltor K A, Jarrell, Buildtli* M i l <|4) Ilf Alunli. A, If. 'lo.t* l JHUNIVVII, Nc *1 I I'd I* If » o u fo il hi 41ti »u o mately 21* acre*. FA 2 91A2. h e r e b y io.(Ulr«d to p. i-oner. FA 2-3378 or FA 2 3077. PERSONAL RAPID ft r a p J lo v -l a lly o r by a t t o r n * } , in t b « o f ­ l>ti t « r Pro Will U« Price* begin at fll.Uou, with till. 1* j.,-TI**rtit l l . a u r , *nt*r««J o f o l n t t jroia f o r th* 27' completely f u r n i s h e d fi c e of the c l e r k o f said T.V. SERVICE Vlcnfrt I * i - » N .r '» l ) I U t 3 Bedroom, 1 Imtli. Excellent C ourt. In Ih* C o u n t y C our t low FIIA down pament*. We repair Phono Changer* r#||« f il*mi*nd*4 In tho Coni* lloiiM-trailer. FA 2 3884. t >i . V l. ti.r * Ini** Kltrh an t«l*lnt. Tlti* #ult I* t o f o r t i l u i i Ilnur. In riallford. Sem in ole condition. 104 Oakland Dr. No down payment under K s b a u s t K* • no *t...l»l or Radio ft T.V., Auto Radios C o u n t ) , Florida, on or b e f o i # f» nn>rttf«it*. Tin* rrwi prup* r ty Monthly pa) inent* 878.93 Hvrlai uuinbtr*. VA! Pay menls !c*s than 1 New Ihuisc near Lake Mary. the Dth da) of Mart'll, A. D. pr**v« •(|n) dt4itJn*l la: 1 DAY SERVICE T. n V*n*tlp:. Illlutl*. tn#1 * 1 ). y o u r appear an ce, * n - » e r l.d>t I. Ill'***Ii V. H I M . \ M l Ph. FA 2-8074. Evening* rent. May wc serve you? 322 3098. 25ih St. ft Sanford Ave. t*l, tnan ufdctut#‘l by Nano r ot her d e fe n s iv e pleading# I ^ T 4 T E i , Atii#fi4*4 Hiiil* FA 2-5610. k a l i j. t il* # . A Paint C « M tu th* C om p lain t In llil* caua* 0'itl11l»M t«j plot Ulwfft* Ph. 323-UI53 p * * r , N*iiford, Florid*, ttw an.I also to » » n * upon Hand*»f r*-'*#r-l«di In l #Jot liouit 3 HR. IIDC.SE, equipped kit­ Mod* I vr B*rt*I nunii.tr*. era. M cK ean. Hob war* A 13, i m i* * i a «*. »>f l i e chen, take over pa) inent* F'urnisiied huuae across from Stenstrom Realty 27. Special Service* VV I rV’ UNN KG •*»>* “ oJ »>'• M int'. * ; torn*) * fo r Hit P l a i n ­ f ’ uUlte lltL'urd* uf N#II1new high school in Sanford. or rent, by owner. FA2 -3617 t iff. a c o p y o f t a ld plead li.gs , » . * l o f »ald c - i u i t » l Panford. Inol* C d u n lr . KluihJit Real Flslate — Mortguge* |45<jo. Phone Apopka H46-48IU o t h e r w is e -a id Iltll o f Com* Klufld*. tUl# l l t l . <lt> " f P ‘ >rW I T M E i l in) liund 4>I*«l thr j Mill if * -kill Cuurt at Hhl (i>nl 12. Real KMulr For Salt — . pla int will taken *• con. r u * r y . A. t». l»< ) 111 N. Park Ave. 322 213u LAWN SERVICE f eased by } oU and c o t h o f (8 U A I -) Klurt4«« iM# Sind 4 o y e l 4 »l»* 3 Bedroom, f a bath* Mason­ Mowing, edging, fertilising, A r th u r H. U kwitli. Jr., r u u r f , 14. lift !. JoU. 3 HU. KITCHEN equipped. ry. Excellent condition. 9 OK, 14* bath borne, in etc. Sslisfactiou guaranteed. t 't . r k o f th* Circuit l « u r l 4i*i; a i » I>ONK AND ORDKttKD till* Fcncrd back )aril. Pi) 8350 down Assume pa> Country Club. Well rarrd F> mlii.il* L'oant}. N*nford. FA 2 4817. A r th u r If n#«'k w |th» Jr Tth day o f F e h r n a n IMS. at F lorid a 4"I* r #» »»f ih* r i r i u i i i .'umh | ments 879 mo , dirapci HaiKar-l, Haiitlnol* C o u n t y , ments of 872 a month. 13y for, deep well, fenced yard. * 4 .tli I. V. l*)*l*Oil J Up: Mu r o o t * t K i ) re. Florida Ilian rent. FA 2-utilB tor ap­ Mayfair Circle. I'A 2-5916. Very low down payment. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Harold I John. 1'* ta»M U «*, .HEAL. SPHINKER SYSTEMS Mod* V. L'luviitiid* Jr. 4kL>l A r th u r II. U*ckwl:!i. Ji.. Dark* pointment. FA 244806. KiiruhJ I Jniifioon Clark of Circuit Court of P. O. Mas 55* LAKEY1EW Home lor sale or Ail Typos and Sixes P O. Itr**#* fr Hanford. Florida Hemlnole County. Ftnrtdt trade fur a tiled farm on the 1 BEDROOM CO liouse. Fkir Wc Repair and Service tfonf^rd f l o n d * C a r r o ll Burk* 11} : Martha T. V lhlen Si. Johns Realty Attorn*}-# for plaintiff wr»l side of Sanford Call A tt o r n * ; * f o r P 'u in t t f f Ida room, fenced yard. S T I N E I>. C. .Mar Ptihlf h* ^ th. ; . Jl**r n 4 11, THE TIME TESTED M ini! Id*Jr■f -4 Fpr b1 I Publish b* is M, t». J* * »l-Ubllaa F'A 2-7098 day* or FA 2-03418 Furnished or unfurnished. Machinery and Supply Co. t i l l I, U. Mar. t. D i e . 1 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 1 nights. Phone FA 2 3727, :*trr w. 2nd St, FA 2-8432 |CDK-tl •II Legal Notice Legal Notice W a ll .15. Furniture Used furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. I-irry * Mart 215 Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2 4132 ill- Article* For Sale 1PHI Zig Zag Sewing Machine Uarns, makes button hole*. With guarantee. 3 Payments of 86 40. FA 2-9411. Pants WU-. T-shirts 48c, ArmyNavy Surplus, 3in Sanford Ave. 18' Boat Trailer 8190. 23" Riding Mower, new 873. Electric Guitar, amplifier and mike 8109. Mussburg 4 power Scope 83.09. 322-3111. Meiltuk liivproof Safe, i'.i-cl but like new. Regular pries* 8323. only 8163. Powell's office Supply. 117 Magnolia. REPOSSESSED Z1G JAG SEWING MACHINES Save up to 30'r, lake over pay mcnla. 164 S. Park Ave. FA 2 9411. ClllLDCHAFT BOOKS. New price. Park Ave, Trailer Court, loot 93. Sanford. Used Air-Conditioners. From $tu up. All sUci A makes. 838-10(17. Lsed G E. Automatic Washer '37 model. 332-A1A5. Senknrik Glnsg und Paint FREE use of our Carpet Shampooer with ourchaso Company 219 Magnolia Pit. FA 2-4622 of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Carroll'* Furniture. AUTO • RADIO 130 tons of cage poultry Drive-in Repair Service manure. TE 8-3833. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. 25Ui St. A Sauiurd Ave. Baby furniture. FA 2 1837. Pit. 3230633 31. Poultry - Livestock 35. Articles Wanted 1 Electric chain liotit. W too I-tree Shetland Ponies; 1 or I ion. Dcllary 668 5713. gelding, 1 mare. $150 each with new saddles anil bri­ Used 2 or 3 Drum scL Call dle*. 322 9162. F A 2-974u evenings. PONIES 860 It up. 17 lo choose from. Pit. FA 2 3319, Roy Barrow. New Upsala fid. ISO' Used yard fence 4 to 5* high, 13 po»D 6 to 7'. 1 File cabinet. FA 2-8380 aft­ er ti p.m. 31A. P da 3(1. Automobiles - Trucks 3 BLACK MALE Poodle*. '56 Ford convertible. Orango Pedigreed 2 very small. A while. 8200 cash. Contact Reasonable Ph. H38-UKM ami II. D. Blckcl. NAS Ex. 374. H38-2UI8, days. SHETLAND STALLION, and 1933 Ford Custom, clean, ra­ new saddle. $123. 322 9233. dio. b o a t e r , automatic transmission. Good mcchsn32. Flowers • Shrub* ical condition and good rub­ ber. $163. Call FA 2 3388 af­ Annual* Petunia*, Snapdra­ ter 3 p. m. gons, Pansies, Vegetable Plant*. Dutch Mill Nursery. 1037 Mercury .Monterey, 9 Upsala ltd. Just off 20th St. tone, while wull tires, auto­ and 1st St. matic transmission, power steering, radio, heater. Good PETUNIA, Snaixlragon, Pan mechanical condition and sic slock. good rubber. $300. Phono GRAPEVILLE NURSERY FA 2 5388 afler 3 p.m. Gr*|>cvillc Ave. Near 20th St. :t7. ItoatM • Molora S3. Furnllura U RGE SELECTION of u»rd Gstrway To Die Waterway refrigerators, 829 and up Rolmnn Sporting Goods with or without trade. Your KV1NHUDE Dealer i FURNITURE CENTER 394-6 8 E. lit Ph. FA 2-5961 lino French Ave, Ph. F'A 2 7953 JN. Molorcvelfh . Kcoolers WANTED reliable couple to M otor Scooter* - C ycle*. U se d lake up monthly payments Vespa I960, 8139.93. of $13.30 on I complete Ia-wi» Sales ft Service room* of furniture. Call 2317 Country Club Rd. TK 8 1311, Casivlberry, col­ Ph. FA 3-7928 lect. 50 VESPA Grand Sport. FREE ESTIMATE Owner tramferred. Must Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ saeriiiei'. 122 Hays Drive, ovating. New ft Used Furni­ Country Club Manor. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co, at J(/9 celery Ave. UK. Tml lem • Cabana* FA 3-2117. 1962 Magnolia Ifnuseirallrr. Sell U» Your Furniture. Quirk Ill' x 33'. 2 or 3 Bedrooms. Service With .the Cash. Small equity. Inquire HoagSUPER TRADING POST land ut Baumaa's Tralkr FA 2 0677 Park. DeBary. ROLLERS °/SAN?0!M> 1939 CADILLAC I Dour. DrVllle Air fund. ...... 193a 4'IIKV. 4 Duor, Air I'undltiun 1961 t'llKV I Dimr Station Wagon, V-h, Auto..... 1960 C'll KV 4 Door, ti Cyl., Slautlerd Tran*. .—... 1939 ( IIKV I Door Station Wagon, b Cyl. 1939 OLDS 4 Door lUrdlop, power and Air Lund I93H FORD Slallon Wagon, 6 Cyl., ..................... . 193* I IIEVOI.HI Ton Pickup, 6 CyL . 1937 FORD Lounlry Sedan, (Iterdriie ...... IVSti KURD Station Wagon, V-8, Automatic 1936 CADILLAC! Sedan, lleVllle, Power, Air Cond. 1938 Pl.t MOUTH t Door, V-8, Kid, Tran*. ....... 1938 Ol.IMMOBILE 88, 4 Door. Air Cond. 1961 ITIF.VUUI.KT li Tun Pickup, Auto. Tran*. I960 CHEVROLET Tun Pickup, 8 Cylinder 1939 PL> MOUTH 2 Duor, ti C) Under 193* CHEVRULKi' 4 Door, ti < >!.. Stand. Tran*. 1938 FORD 4 Door R.T.. V-8, Fairlane 800. Auto. 1937 DODGE 4 Door Hardtop Coup* Auto,.....1956 OLDS 2 Door. Auto. . ........... ...... 1933 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, 6 Cyl., S id .________ 1930 CHEVROLET t, Ton Pirkup .... 1*34 CHEVRULKI 2 Door. Auto. 1*34 PONTIAC I Dour Hardtop. Aula. 1*31 FORD 2 Duor, Stand., Shift ......... EASY 219 E. 2nd FA 2-0741 GMAC 81893 893 1793 1193 1383 1393 393 893 813 395 •93 493 7*3 I3N 109f 891 1193 693 #93 215 293 1493 393 #93 1*3 PAYMENTS 2303 PARK AVE. ORLANDO HI 1-314? FA 3-8841 J ~ f u tr �/ ff* # » mwB W m fll 4-Hers Take Honors P«jf« 10—Mon. Mar. 4, '63 'See Me First,' Besserer Tells Civitan Club Robert Itrawrtr, adminis­ trator of Seminole Manorial Hospital speaking to member* of the Clvltan Club, lliursday told them, “ See me first, If something foe* wrong." “ We cere about people," Heaierer tsuphasiied, “ Our only reason for being there I* to rare for people who need hospital care, That'a what r-very single perron on our Muff la there for, and aervlre foe* on round the clock, every day of the year." The admlnletrator emphs•lied that, “ You can't put value on people . . . their care, romfort and health la our only concern." Ha noted that the operation •f a hospital I* a rumple* op* oration, requiring at N ut two ataff member* for avery pa­ tient. "People am working for you while you’rt aler|iir,g.H He commented ‘.hat the P*tlenta In a hospital are not happy people, “ Nobody come* to the hoipltal for fun. It alway* in­ volve* pain, fear, expense and emotional, physical and men­ tal unhappiness for tha pa­ tient, ao that ho wants every­ thing done for him, and many are Inclined to Ire peovlih and irritable." Benerer said that every member of the staff was well aware of the seriousness of their job*, and the precept of everyone, nurse*, aides, clerlral help, food servers, admin­ istrator, doctors and hospi­ tal board ia that "'Die patient comes first." “ Tim* drags when you arc hurting," he said. “ A few minutaa seem Ilka hours, and the psychological element involv­ ed, particularly in an rm«rfancy often causes impa­ tience and upset." Besserer said that tha Kmergency Room “ is our grvutest headache. It is not possible for U* to have resi­ dent doctors just sitting there 24 hours • day waiting for emerfrnclea. But wa have a physician on call for the day, anil It never takra him more than a few minutes to get there." “ Again 1 urge you, when you are hurt or become sud­ denly ill, rail your physlrian and go to his office. He ha* facilities for treating you there. Don't come to the emergency room, unless you do not have a private physi­ cian, or cannot reach him." "Noverthehws, If you must come to the emergency room, wa hava a full time staff of registered nurssw who know how to cant for emergencies, the ambulance aervlcr* In thia town are very good, and sra trained to do all they call in emergenciesi, and tills com­ munity is blessed with having a very fine staff of physicians who am well-trained and wrlU-xperlenred," Com men ting on the ques­ tion of tax-aoppoil of tha hospital, Besserer explained that, “ Anyom. who tkxuIs hospi­ talisation care is treated and rared for first, and later we find out whether or not tiny ran pay. Often tin-)- cannot, and in many cases, state wel­ fare'does not apply. If a per­ son has not been in the coun­ ty six months or in the state « year, he Is not oligihln for state aid, so we must go to the county and ask them to make up the difference, to take rare of the deficit. “ We’re prnbutdy the only business In KcmlnoU. County thst operates at a HH to DO percent deficit and still Is able to stay In business . , . hut you ran't repossess an apjKiuilx or a gall bladder , . , hence the need for taxes,** “ Wa have a IOK bed hos­ pital, and w» must employ IDO people to rare for them. Our payroll runs over half a million dollars annually. Seminole County 4 Her* re­ corded high butterfat produc­ tion rating* during the State 4-11 Dairy Show at Ihe Cen­ tral Florida Fair in Orlando, Feb. z.v T W. Sparks, Extension Dairyman from Gainesville, stated that this was an ex­ ceptional year for butterfat ratings at the state show. Re­ cord* are on 305. 2X. Mature- Miami Takes 21st Cage Win MIAMI BEACH (U H ) — The University uf Miami picked up it* 21st hn*keth*ll win of the season Saturday, defeating Florida State Uni­ versity D0-7O. The Hurricanes -Hatched an early lead and had a 10-32 advantage by the half. The .Seminole*' record now stand* at 11-10. Ilig Mike McCoy anil Rick B a r r y paced Miami with ID points each, hut were oulscored by FSU forward Char­ lie Long with 28 points. HII,I, WOI.FE (|oft) and Trim Mlchelic, Ixith 16, inannaRc noru ntUHclcn anil tired feet after hik­ ing 60 miles from i’ inccrent to Stetnon Univer­ sity, DeLimtl, and return. The two Explorer Heouta made the trip out in nix Bourn but re­ quired nine bourn for the return. Tom walked the hint five mill'd barefooted. Hill in the mm of Cl»0 and Mr*. II. W. Wolfe, 112 Laurel Drive, and Tom i» Die non of Mr. and Mr*. T. J. Michel*, Wylly Avenue. Searchers Hunt Family Of Three OURAY, Colo. (UPli — Searchers were act to brave a second avalanche today to search for a minister and two of his daughters buried be­ neath 100 feet of snow Tlie minister and the two girls were entombed in the snow Sunday when an avalandie swept their automo­ bile off llie highway Into a gorge 100 feet below. The snow filled the gorge level with Hie highway after the slide. . It wa* feared tliey would In- found dead. Ouray County Sheriff Gene Brown said powerful mlncdctecting gear was due on tlie srene shortly after dawn to try to locate the minister's automobile, (Jreat Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford Improve tlie sp p csra n rr of jo u r ground- and s i* e to u r backyard play area or patio the de»lrrd privacy and seclusion w ith a beautiful long-lasting F E N C E . Our Home anil Propcrl) Improvement Depl. * -----’ J * | 1— 1 * • ■ST?-. « • v Compnre . . . Our Lower Monthly In -ta llm en ls On New Car Financing S r 4 xk°!o Famed Horae Dies DONE ItAIL, Ky. (LTD Rodney, hnrne-s racing's greatext sire, died Thursday at Walnut Stud. The 19-yearold horse died II days after breaking a bone In hit left foreleg I P M l 3fi M O N T H S TO P A Y O ur Home and P ro p e rly Improvement Dept, ran handle the en tire job. Coll u- today fu r a free e-tim ate . . . there i- no obligation, of enurse. Maple Ave. at lit h S I . P H ® QUO. Sanford MEMBER F.D.I.C. Fla. or sA-roHD » THERE ARE ST 3 DENOMINATIONS OF MERCHANTS 6REEN STAMPS TO HELP YOU FILL YOUR SAVER BOOKS EASIER & FASTER. BLUE RIBBON 0UAUTY WESTERN MATURE GRAIN FED BEEF RIB STEAKA l l ■ STEAK # K I A CUBE I 3 7 t / T 50 DIN ETTES mncKANre wuh tha Pvsrfcm of lady Fair fnsh f c b d 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Set.s 8" PECAN PIE I At Our RsguW low *2 8 o KASY MATHER *8 8 TERMS of Sanford Sanford’a Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20.1-00 E. I n! ST. q u a n tity R IC H TS RESERVED M IC t S COOO TH R U W t o . S x a m cs i - s - t ] im m m m m wm i -7 7 < Lenten Favorites OUtCK FROZEN RED OCEAN PERCH FILLETS 3 LB!J F AMERICAN VA RIETY to SU. CHEESE 59c LB FYNE-TASTE RICH TASTY FA 2-0081 Salad Dressing.29s Apple Sauce.. ..10< BYRD’S FLAV0RFUL Add a Phone—add a lot to living BuHy (lays ore breezy cluys when the phone is where you arc— whether it’s kitchen, bedroom or Florida room. Convenient exten­ sion phones come in tunny pretty colors—nre so economical, too. ‘ Call your Telephone Business Office for details. to (Unit 2 please) BOSTON BONN IF FR07EN FISH S T IX ____3 vvl° S o u t h e r n ^ L f k B e ll WINTREE FROZEN DEVILED CRABS..“ 89 VAHLSINC FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 1(M 0 Buy Better Produce Here! FANCY YEI.LOI GLOBE ONIONS U f i CRISP CELLO WRAPPED FOR FRESHNESS CARROTS*# l AUY FAIR lilART (Rt*g, 49p V.ihi**i OVEU 33 YEANS At First * I’slmrllu (Alongside old past office) ANGEL FO OD.. Sanford Furniture Co. M 39c l AL) Y f A If' M 11 ( l I HHi 1Re j* y L V jiue i CINNAMON BREAD 29c • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Plano* • Rental Pode Frances Cammack with Pap­ care for the animal* during py Clio Addic and Philip Lu- j the show, other incidental expcn.-cs, and is host to club kn.v with Rosalie. The State 1 11 Dairy Show members and lltelr agents for is sponsored by the Central the Annual Slate 411 Dairy Florida Fair and the State I Banquet held in the Orlando Department uf Agriculture Chamber of Commerce Build The (air provides feed and ' ing each year. CHUCK Sportsman Dies OCALA, Fla. (UPI)—Carl CL Rose Hr., n Florida sports­ man, died at the age of 71 Wednesduy, Hose, who pin­ ner red Uioruughhred h o r s e breeding In Florida, was a member of the Stale Racing Commission, Equivalent, DIIIA standardiz­ ing factors. First Trophy went to Cath­ erine Cammack, Seminole 1 11 Girl, on record of Aim No­ na I'riciila (Jersey), 11.138. 058 (at. Cathy also placed third on record of Pappy Princes* Paola (Jersey), 10,031 milk, CIO fat. Other en.ries in the Dairy Show from Seminole Included HOM E IN T ER P H O N E . Telk room-toroom; answer door by phone �'Courtesy' Parking' J fi* Crackdown Ordered Settlement The City Commission Monday nipht cracked down on "courtesy parking" in the downtown area and ordered the indice department to strictly enforce the handling' of parking tickets. Spearheaded liy Joe linker, the commission agreed that no special privileges will lie given to any organization, press medium or utility companies for parking' without putting money in a meter. linker, in pushinp for the eliminating' o f cmirlesv parking', singled out the press, ('handier o f Com­ merce and radio. "Evcrynno should pay to park,” c i o 6* II) I.AIUIY VERSHKI. Now tlint the city has wrap­ ped up the Pipeline controv­ ersy . . . stopped tno from parking on First St. . . . I wonder what the next project is? We queried .Mayor Tom McDonald ovrr a copol collee this morning and found out it will lie downtown improve­ ments . . . including addition­ al parking lota . . . inspections of all buildings . . . financing of the water improvement program. . . . Sounds like a nigged task. « • • City Judge Ken McIntosh anti Police Chief Hoy Wil­ liams will gel together to re­ vise court ntsls lor City Court . . . Hard to believe, Imt costs are only SI for a SIS fine and $2 for anything over 415 . , . Last jear there were 1,410 cases , , , Court costs have been called antiquated . . .Obsolete . . . By the way all the costs go into the po­ licemen's pension fund. • • • Speaking oi McIntosh, city commissioners gave him a bouquet of thanks for a "job well done" as city judge. • • • The local Democratic com­ mittee hasn't even contacted Cordon Frederick on the forthcoming election. Cuess they think Gordon has the election sewed up, Nobody asked me Imt It would he a good thing lor our local Demos to have the courtesy of getting together with Fred­ erick . . , Everyone though! Dewey had tin* I9M rlcction in the bag. also. • • • Don't be surprised if the mrdieal examiners ask for legislation at the next County Commissioners meeting , , . Hope it isn't too late. • • * Heavy flooding in the Golds­ boro area due to recent rains. Many dltrhrs standing full ot water. • • • Whenever we thought of Oviedo it was always .Mary Earle Walker, agriculture that came into our heads . . . Now it's a first rate basket­ ball team. * * * City has to remove that flagpole by the |>ost office , . . GSA says so. * * • New clock in Hie City Com­ mission chambers . , . Old one put out to pasture . , . Cost of new one . . , SU 05. • * * Anyone want a slightly used “ courtesy parking pass"? . . « * * Those two successful fish­ ermen, Travis Lovelace and Larry Spice ( see Sport's Pagei weren't quite so suc­ cessful a few hour* lalcr when their ear wound up in a deep drainage ditch in L’asseloerry after hilling a uiility pole (see Page Twol. Spice, imspitalired for treatment o( shock, was released Monday . . . wonder whal happened to the fish? • • * Alter the pipeline discus­ sion was over Monday night . . . ctereone happy . . . Pipeline Co. attorney Ken McIntosh a skid the commis­ sion how many topics of the agreement they wanted. "I'd like one to pul on my wall." said Commissioner Sonny Ita- ly trash pickup crewmen that Hie rules are that if property 1* on an alley, trash must he put at the side of Ihe tot ♦ . , If Hey. then the street picki all right . . . But that's causes some trash piles >c left, others that are by, picked up . . . Beg­ un*! I . . . Don’t ask I'm not the one who honed "convenience’’ — common sense” , . . I'm telling you what I heard The prrsldrnt ol the At­ lantic Unasllinr Hallroad said today hr hoped labor and management could get together on new work rules In slew of the Supreme Court's decision giving the carrier the right In rliml nate unnecessary jobs. W. Thomas It lie’s hrlrf statement said: “ In siew of the decision of |he Supreme Court, It Is hoped that representatives of laobr and management can now promulgate appro­ priate rules which will im­ plement the recommenda­ tions of the presidential rnmmiasion. Such Imple­ mentation would bring the work rules of railroad ope­ ration employes up to dale and consistent with modern operations.” The railroad relused fur­ ther rommrnt. 'Have To Protect O u r J ob s , Brotherhood Officials Say Rail Strike Imminent High officials of the five Sanford Atlantic Coast Line brotherhoods imlay agreed Ihsl a crippling railroad strike i* Imminent to “ pro­ tect the workers job*" in the face of the Supreme Court ruling on featherbedding. “ We would like to settle this Issue peacefully." one union executive told the Her­ ald, “ but we have to do some­ thing to protect our job*." Monday the l). S Supreme Court ended months of legal maneuvers by ruling the rail­ roads had the right to impose sweeping rule change* Officials of the local union emphasized lhat they would strike tf some work rule changes, designed to elimi­ nate "foatlicrlied.iing" or un necessary job* were put into effect. There are some 4!Ki fam­ ilies in Sanford that would be affected by any proposed strike. Negotiation* hv key unions throughout the country on the issue will take place Mar. 13 and the result could mean a country wide strike that could paralyze (hr nation's rail in­ dustry, according to local brotherhood official*. T h e talks will take plare in Chi­ cago. The agreement to resume negotiations headed off what could have been an Immedi­ ate slnke over Hie years-old question or automation and job displacement in Hie rail industry Actually, the talks in Chi­ cago initially will take up only the elimination of tn.txxi firemen on freight and yard service. J. K. (Doc) Wolfe, chair­ man of the National Hallway Lalair Conference, said work rule rhnnges would nnl be dismissed until the firemen’s issue was settled. He said that if tiie fire­ men's is*ue was not solved, then the railroads “ would proceed to make our rules effective." r There were reports that both the railroads and the Union* h a v e an informal agreement to take no drastie action for at least the next few day* to allow the Whito House to study the situation. More than ISO railroads ara involved. The unions are tho opr rnl ing brut herhoods—rep* resenting the 216,061) engi­ neers, firemen. brakrmen, conductors and switchmen. The anll-frallierheddiiig Is­ sue has been simmering for years. I’ resident Eisenhower in 11)60 appointed a special railroad commission made up of rail, union and private per* sonnel. Tiie proposed work rule changes would eliminate be­ tween 63.000 and 85,000 jobs during a live year period. Wolfe s a i d featherbedding was draining $600 million anmilly from America’s econ­ omy. Wolfe said it would take about 25 day* for the formal Supreme Couit ruling to go Into effect. He said the rail­ roads would impose (he changes five days after that date. linker emphasized] If a strike rrisis came, Also singled out by the {’ resident Kennedy could head commission were workers in it off for 60 days by appoint­ charitable d r i v e s , delivery ing n fact-finding board under services, the power and light the National Ituilwny Labor and telephone companies. Act. In other action, the com­ mission agreed to purchase ail “ no” alt night parking signs to he placed in areas in Hie' city Including First St, from Snnfotd to Myrtle] Park from Fulton to Third; The Sanford Pipeline Co. Palmetto from Commercial to will start work on its $2uo,- Third; Magnolia from First 000 dock terminal facility to Third; Oak from First In WEATHER; Kail’ through Wctlnowlay. High Dalny, 05-70. Low tonight, do-fiO. within the next 20 days sftcr Third ami Second SL from Established ll»08 T l’ KS.. MARCH a, HW3 L niteil Proa* Li’ intcil Wit .* VOL. AH SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 661 Mayor Tom McDonald was Sanford to Oak. The IhiiiiiI also voted te given the unanimous approval make Laurel Ave a through by ihc City Commission to St. and ugrerd to place 15 sign a contract witii the com­ PHILADELPHIA (Ul’l) — signs from First to Kith at a pany Monday to construct the The IVno sylvan la llnilrond cost of $115. City Judge Ken two miles of pipeline from Monday announced plans to Lake Monroe lo the Sanford Mc Intosh culled the thorough- furlough its 5.100 freight ftiefare the most serious accident .Natal Air Station. mrn In view of the U. S. Su­ Fur the first time since the street in the city; preme Court decision uphold­ Approved a request asking controversy hit the news It ing railroad*’ right to elimin­ was a unanimous vule. Com­ the County Commission to in­ ate featherbedding. clude that portion of Sit 415 missioners went over the A spokesman said tlu-ie lease agreement with Pipe­ in the city in the road pro­ would not be any immediate gram to tie presented to the line Co. attorney Ken Mein itoad Department furloughs because the high I United Press International Icrs. They U-ft their rural murky and sometimes vkileni temperatures dipped well be­ Senath, Mo., during the night, tosh. City Attorney Bill Hut- S t a t e low zero In parts of the mid­ destroying a private hangar March floods drove thou­ home Monday night to drive March weather pattern. Thursday. Present plans are court order is not effective for chison called the agreement 25 days. sand* of persons from their Into Liberty and had not been Thunderstorms and tornadic lands and northeast, including and tcvrral small aircraft. "good" emphasizing addition­ from the river to the east cityThe lieight firemen Include Al thunderstorm* pounded al protection for adjacent limits only that city wants it I,KUO working in r n l Irun d J homes, closed schools and seen since. Persons living in winds raked southeast Miss­ 13 lielow at Caribou. Maine, ouri and more storms spread and 9 below at Cheyenne, Tennessee; SO- mile* an- liour property owners on Mellon- tp be extended to French Ave. yards and 1,5110 working on left communities practically isolated in four states today. the area said they heard crirs Into Dixie. A half-foot of W'yo. winds were clocked at Jark* title Ate.; insurance during "road" trains. I’nssenger fire­ snow hurled Omaha, Neb. Fog Tiie floods, triggered by for help. A wind storm which offi­ son and the roof was ripped construction phase, indemni­ men would not be affected. The floods were part of a closed New York's LaGuardis cials believed was a torna­ from a restaurant and cars Iheavy rains, rising tempera­ fication and that the grantee About 1.000 of the 11,100 tures and a rapid tlnw. spread Field for three hours and do smashed through near were damaged at Dyersburg. can't remove the line at any have less thiol 10 years serv­ across parts oi Indiana, Ohio, In Hie Midwest, mounting time. Under the agreement ice. They would be the first to Pennsylvania and West Vir­ snows rinsed schools in four M J L W A . . . the city will gd $1,200 per lie fm long In-,I, the railroad ginia. rursl district of Iowa’s Boono year for the first five years said. County. There was live In­ Newark, Ohio, declared a and then fito percent of the TALLAHASSEE tL’ PIt — cites of new snow on th« state of emergency and Na­ gross of tiie company the next The Florida Milk Commission ground. tional Guardsmen were call­ 10 years. i.-sued formal notice today of ed out. in West Virginia com­ McIntosh told tiie Herald a public hearing March lit in munities as large ax Clarks­ Hank Identified today that Hie company is Jacksonville l<> consider susMIAMI (LTD — \ ship burg were all hut isolated by seeking application from the pei'shm c f all *late price cm; rising waters. The uorst fUHd ping firm representutt'e de­ .Vat* tioao Department to Identified a broken in 21 years threatened Greene finite TALLAHASSEE (L'E’ I) — A kqtinlutive com­ cross SB 4fl and SB 415. from u dw.fd.d lo mil, , plank Monday as pari of the mittee waited to licar tin* viuvv of lux ilUTen.su upCounty, Pa., and schools and TALLAHASSEE ,(Ill’ ll the corps of engineer, to Marl tJi„ , „ , t nU)M„, roads were closed in Indiana. name plaque ol tiie missing IKineiitn Unlay lie Due making a m-nnimonilnliuii un dork construction and from pilh|ichearing to conMV*. f/V * ,assured There was no accurate count tanker Marine .Sulphur Queen. new tn.xeH, WASHINGTON (UP!) — the Atlantic Cd4,t Line Hadfnir (, nUo„ r,rrr MOV « P” ' ’ ” ";1'«" < " "■«' »«r The LegiMlnttm*'« interim committee un finttnen Bepuldican lender* maintained . . ... ..... . rrnor today lli.it fits admini* of the number of Imim-lcss road to cross its tracks. in effect which prohibit* A#»'r ,, hut hundreds of families had Youngster Slain mill taxation hoard pn>|>o.-»nl Monday fur tax re- a skeptical view today toward , ... . . \ nation hai not and will not SAIGON, Viet Nam (UP!) of milk below mat. .... ... visions which would draw disavowal* of Interest in thw . . ltd the turnpike extension rr- lieen forced out. They ittrludeAt p11**1*ill, the t*uiniui»Moii eti MX) families in West Vir­ —A I year-ohl Filipino girl more revenue from (log tracks, IPdi GOP presidential nomi­ lard Ihc construction of Free died Monday night ot a lull I sets prices only on milk purginia's Wood County and 350 horse trucks and jai alai fron­ nation. Interstate Highway 1)5 along m the Chllhcothc, Ohio, area. let wound indicted hy tutu jrhnsetl from dairymen. There tons. the ca*l coast. i Aiming men regarded as rnunist guerrilla^ who killed are no direct vvhulr*nle or re­ The floods were only one State Comptroller Bay K. possible contenders, only Gov. At the same lime. Ilryuni tail price controls. day old hut bail already her missionary father and Green reported lo thu cum- Neloin A. Horkefellcr of New said it never ha* been planThe public lien ring was set claimed a loll of lives. Three his American associate. mitli-c mi hmv much new re­ Ymk is acting like a candi­ mil that the entire project be VIENNA The Soviet for Hi h. m. ill tiie .Mayflower built in the four-year Bryant weather deaths were counted Mrs Amy l.Ve Futch, tx. venue the Mlnle would gain date. ID- i* lidding hi* troops Kin To Benefit Hotel. in Ohio and Wheeling. W ', Va , Union will put the first wom­ Mithicalc,I Thursday evening hy exlendilig the present administration. The interstate MIAMI (UIM) — A Central in check. police were attempting to In a notice signed hy Chair­ an astronaut into spare this when lire gutted her trailer limited three per cent sales system is not scheduled for Sen. Harry Gotdwater of year, Radio Budapest said man Charles O. Andrews, the completion until 11)72 and confirm a report that a child American anti Castro group home at Cliuluola. Coroner tax. The comptroller, however, Arilonit Im* said he intend* today in broadcasting a Hun­ roinmission called the session Injcrstatc !>5 is among the was missing after a boat car­ is paying SI.WX) a month lo Thomas Moon ruled death as did not make nuy recommen­ to run for re-election next garian news agency di*|iatch “ to take testimony uiiil hear last of the four routes in rying a family from Us liouic the wives of Jour American accidental. dation* I t tho committee. fliers missing in (he ill-fated capsized evidence for the purpose of year. In any ruse, he asked from .Moscow. The hluzc was discovered Florida ex|»ected to la* fin­ Committee Chairman Wil­ Ids supporter* to gira him Near Utterly. Ittd , a man Cuban invasion, an attorney The Soviets arc preparing considei ing the suspension of ished. at X p in. by a ncighlair. liam O'Neill of l)euln Indi­ arid Ills |(i year old daughter revealed Monday, , "new and sensational steps in all price control* in all milk George .Simmons, who found ra ted the group wants to hear until the end of the year he. Bryant's letter to .Stair were musing in the flood waspace this year, including the marketing areas under the Hep. Frederick Karl of Vo­ the rear door locked and was ail sides tn-fuiu making uuy fore he makes a final decision Near Success on bidding fur the nomination. first woman cosmonaut,” the Jurisdiction of the Florida lusia interred indirectly that MUSSELS 4Ul'l) — The met by (lames when lit- open­ recoiiiiiieudiilioti to the ItnU Milk Commission.” The com­ Guvs, George Itomnry c-f dispatch said. Bryant cimihler* the furor Common Market executive ed Ihc Irolll door, lie i*mml l.egislatuie, which i* almost Michigan mid William W, It said there were rumors missioner* will also consider over IB u.'i a campaign issue water on Hie fire until Ihc roinmlssM'ii indicated today certain to raise taxes in some S c r a n t n i f of Pennsylvania in Moscow that Soviet cosmo the date at which any order for Hail tha> negotiations on Britain's Oviedo Fire Department ar area* in order to provide inure naiiis Yuri Gagarin, Gher­ issued at the meeting should biitli told (lie Republican con­ hid for membership m the rived funds for the stale to oper­ vention site committee Mon­ man Titov, Andrian Niko­ go Into effect. A draft rreated hy the open trade group were near sueate. lay ev or Pavel l’o|aivich — day they did nut intend to be­ ces* at the time France veto­ door and all open win-low fed MIAMI Il'P I) — Joseph Green I••1*1 the committee come raudidate*. and eventually all four—were Hie blaze. Coroner Moon said. ed the move. that by extending the present I Mushy i Mutcnrdihu, Miami reported to be scheduled for Lee Henry Flitch, who had tliiee per o u t sale* tax — other trip* underworld figure, was found Water Rationing lain al work, said his wife WASHINGTON <Ill’ ll — from which grveeries, drugs JOHNSTON, N. Y. (UI’ D - was n chain-smoker and in ill A Democratic member of the shot to death today in what and sevural other item* nte health. police deserila-d a* a gangland Mayor Mario H. Costa Mon­ House Education and Lalmi now exempted lo ull items, day night was granted allCom mittee today called Chair slaying. Hie state would gain all riddiKlim liy after the shooting Handy lo ration the city's man Adam C. Howell * Situ;,IT A To Meet Ilona I xJol.3 million umiuall)' last hud net request “ outrage­ at about I a in., a nictr<>|Kil- water js the council formal­ The .March meeting of the In revenue. The paintings which ously high.” lie said it should itun pul ice prowl ear saw a ly declared an emergency m |ttJir j.rA ttil| |lr|,| ST. AUGUSTINE (UP1) The present lax. Green raid white Cadillue leaving the the absence of spring thaw* t, ribbons at the recent be cut just about In half. aIliy beginning i-alav in ginning with a social annul . . , .... . Tiie strlke-lamnd Florida East . . _ . . . ' produced StKl.i million in tin* Show held at the Civic Center Hep. I’ lul Landrum, (D- acene. 'I tie ( ndillnr'a mi ner. or rain. |u-iiih| ut 7:.10 p. m, foihiwed . . . l oa*t Kailuay further amend­ , ............................. im*l fiscal year. lire now on display ui Senkaf Ga l, ranked on Hie commu­ John .Mainnite, 45, another 1. x (the lii■ s - iiu i l n --aiis w ■ ■ ■ id l-y II.hi and pioKiiini ' ed it> freight embargo today ik'« I'aint and Gin** Stole on ' tes* only liy Unwell and Hep, gangland flgme, wa* 111 rested Accuses China to allow shipment of good* at a p. in. in the auditorium. Magnolia Ave. Mt*. Mildred NEW DELHI (U l'l) — In Carl D. Perkins, (D-Ky.), sub­ and held foi questioning, into the industrial Hialeah Mel lo polin' said they al-o ilian Prune Minister Jaw a Babcock, president of the Sanmitted a statement to the Ite't and into Hie agricultural foul Art A**n. hu» announced. llouso Administration Com­ wile neekiug two other men lurlal .Nehru accused Com Stockn Rally Lake Okeechobee area. Winner* were in six- cate­ NEW YORK (U P I)- Storks mittee railing Powell's spend­ ill connection with the slay­ uiunist China today in mier| Vice President VV. L. Thorn­ gories, including portraits, ing pru|ni*a! for Ban-tit an ing, Manat ile's loot tier, Sal* fcritlg in Hie Kashmir rhsjmle made a definite confirmation Thr Oviedo City Council ton said removal of rcitric“ unconscionable affronl to Uu* vadoie, and Joseph Nicholas between India and Pakisiuu of Monday's rally at the loci in ,'U) minute session late ions meant Hie railway, landscapes, anintnL, nori-nliJective, still life and youth (JORDON FREDERICK meitihers of the House , , , Fanne!In, 31, All have crim­ to (urtlMT ' its own expansion­ opening today — once again Monday afternoon In author­ which has lieen operated on pared by rad shares. ist policy.” |and the U. -S. taxpayers.” inal records. . l-Pttckiigty Deni work. ize resurfacing of Hillcrcst a limited scale for a month, ________ I and Clark Streets. Nu set could carry all carload freight prire was quoted for Hie —with the exception of sand, gravel and rock—into the two work. The council also voted to areas However, Thornton said, tha give the Oviedo High ScImioI Basketball Team a sum of $5o railway still could not carryhave the land Iscfore any fed­ committee chairman, said committees to dratt a pro­ towards rx|ien*et of play in fruit and vegetables out o( A “ one-package’’ plan for lion without (lie need for fur­ a budget for operations. ther legislation. Tiie attorney pointed out a eral loans would be granted “ there already is a market- gram for establishment of a the District Tournament aft tiie regions. establishing a Seminole Coun­ small airjMirts in the Orlando port authority and lo prepare rr Ihe team wun Ihc Class C Frederick, former Stale county-owned airport could lie for improvements ty airport will lie "wrapped Bepresentative and candidate financed by a levy of millage, It was Frederick who sug­ area have told me they are aerial photos ami cost figure* Championship last Saturday up" by the Chamber of Com­ fur election lo Hie same post through Hie Florida Improve­ gested to Hie committee tli.it turning away small planes on the proposed site, for pre­ night. Herald Index merce airport committee and on March 26, emphasized to ment Fund ur hy a bund is it “ wrap up a program in a because ol lack of space.” sentation to the County Com­ Bridge —.... l’ age * Warner outlined a pnqioxrd mission, complete package and pre­ presented lo Ihc County Com­ Hie committee that complete sue subject lo referendum. Classified ............ Page 7 and final control of a countysent it lo Hie County Commis­ “ The only question,” he Serving on the authonly site, half of a farm split by Benefit Coffee mission. Comics .... — _ Page rt Interchange 4. He said the Mih committer are Kenneth This decision was reached owned airport rests with the stated, “ is whether Hie Com­ sion.” The Oviedo Women'* Club In a round table discussion owner is willing to sell the ladder, Frederick and John will sponsor an Informal cof­ Drar Abby ...... Page 2 mission feels the adminislra Monday noon when Gordon County Commission. Editorial .... .......... Page 4 He said the airport could lie Hon of an airport should rest it was decided lo endeavor to tile, located on the east side Alexander. Serving on Ihe fee at 9 a. in. Wednesday in Frederick informed his fel­ low committee member* that operated by the Commission with it or with an airport obtain a small airport (or a of 1-4 near Hie proposed Lake site subcommittee aie Cdr. tiie Women's Club Building Entertainment .... Page 2 beginning, one which could Mary Boulevard interchange, T. L. fonder, W. U. Stewart, on King St. for benefit of the present state laws arc so members, them.elves, nr by authority.” laf Iffllft *•••»■• Page 2-fl & 7 He expressed confidence- service light aircraft up to lie said the land is cleared, U-e Wheeler, lx Hoy Kobb drive for fundi for Arthritis broad they will permit the or- a board appointed by the ...... Page 6 Putxla ganiialioo of an airport Commission, with the Com­ federal funds ara available twinengme planes. Future dry and large enough fur a and Itobcrt Crumley, Leffler Research being sponsored by Society .— ___ __ Pago • and Stewart are subcommit­ the General FettersUon ot authority* financing, acqui­ mission having the flqil word for airport construction. Out. expansion would depend on 3.000-foot runway. Spoils .... . _..... Page & Women's Club. Warner named Iwu sub tee chairmen sition of a site and construe in approving or disapproving he added, Ibe county must its need hut Merle Warner, * ★ ★ Pipeline Co. Dock Work Slated Soon ★ ★ ★ Pensy Furloughs 3,100 Firemen <5ltr TJimtlit Floods Drive Thousands From Homes In East, West Milk Control Hearing Slated New Taxes WaitSee Policy Seen Rocky Seen Bfesf Bryant Assures :: 95 Construction Republican Bet Reds To Send Woman In Space Woman Dies In 'Inferno' ( Powell Budget Called 'Bad' Police Probing Gangster Slaying I FEC Amends Freight Embargo Art Winners On Display Council Moves On Road Work County Airport Plan Proposed � 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 04, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 04, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f026dd95b29d956ace4a382a200b0ff.pdf ad4755681cc5031e29a16b4893c0d9b1 PDF Text Text m tfn rb IS m t ld fc d iiin n PAGE 12 THUUS., FEMlUARY 28, lOCirj COUNTY NEWS Cbisua ongwsod Hotel To Be 'Restored' II) Donna Kate* lliam J. Lancaster of Alta ( a two year option to buy at Simp, spent the first 25 years of his life in show business, I’lan* for the complete re- [ monte Springs who ha* taken a price of $A3,h<K), modeling and restoration ot a live year tease on the Ht Lancaster, a native of Ki»»' primarily In motion pictures the old I/mg wood Hotel were year old building from .Mrs. Imince anil prevent owner of for which he traveled from announced last week by Wll-' L. T. (Ilobhie Joe) Hunt with the Altamonte Springs Coffee, Texas to Pennsylvania and Civic Assn. To Name Committee New York. [ He retired in I9V> and came i lo Florida where he ticca me By Mona Grlnslead a painting contractor until The March meeting of the receiving an Injury on a Job North Orlando Civic As»n. six years ago. Two year* will be held at 8 p. m. next later he bought the Coffee Monday at the Village Hall. Shop, Main item of business will He expect* lo spend some­ be naming six person* to where near SM.oop on remod serve a* a nominating com­ cling and renovating the Hole! mittee to recommend ea"diand hopes dial work on the date* for offices of the asso­ ground floor will be complet­ ciation. Tile committee's reed in time for a grand open­ commended slate will be pre­ ing scheduled this fall. sented to the group as a Overall plan* for the build­ whole at the April meeting ing include complete rewiring and elrr'.ion* will tie held in and installation of new plumb­ May. ing with a hath to each room. Other business to be disSteam heal will he put in eitssed will Include Lit lie throughout and the dining t/’aauc. the Community Build­ room will tie restored In it* ing. a communily newspaper, early splendor. fund raising project* and Ilullt In 188.1 by E. W. committee report*. Tlie executive board, which llrnik, founder of the Town of l/mgwood, the hotel once met on Monday night of thi* was a noted rowrrt of Hie week to plan the meeting, Crntral Klnrlda area Winter urge* all member-* lo attend. vaealinner* came from Jack­ sonville by SI. John* Diver Steamer to Sanford where limy transferred to horse drawn carriage for the 11 mile Journey to Longwnod. It I* reported that In hi* declining years General Illy *sc* S. Grant once spent a night at (lie hotel lu most THU LONGWOOD HOTEL'S «|meiutirt Ktouinl outstanding recorded event By Mona Grinslead floor lobby, pictured many yearn ajro' when was a reception in 1927 for Tin* recently re-organlsed ll wart a rt'rtorl for winter viu'iitioiioirt in governors of all the slates North Orlando Volunteer Fire the Central Floritla area, will be lestoreil oneu which was attended hy 32 Dept, elected Hoy Burke lent* ayrain to its original beauty by William .1. I.angovernor*. ; IHirnry fire rhit-f ut a meeting caster wbo has the hotel miller lease with an Mrs Hunt, the former Bob­ held lust Suturduy at the Vil­ option to huy. Lancaster is hopint; the work will bie Joe Allen, came lo Long­ lage Community Building, he completed in time for a jrrand openinyr in the wnod with her parents, Mr. Hill ke wilt hold tile job until fall. Anmmr iirigiiiii! In mirth inf's still in the and Mrs. J. II. Allen, in 19o3 June ) which time the group lobby is the piece, pictured at left, which is es­ from Warm Springs, Ga. She will elect a new chief. timated by an aiititpie collector to date hack to became owner of die bold Hnhcil Dean was elected the pre-ltevolutionary jieriod. in Bag) after it had been president of the organization bought atnl sold many times and llem y Ward, secretaryover die year*. With it came treasurer. most of the original furnish­ At the suggestion of Hull ings, among them a quad Stephenson the depart merit rople seated choir, or “ .sofa," voted to ask the Seminole which ha* been rslhnatcd hy County File Mursluit to ad­ an antique collector to dale dress the gioup at a meeting hack to tile pre ltevoUilionary in the u«ar future. period. The story ha* been The next meeting of the lly Louise Simmick parcels which will consolidate handed down that tills item of volunteers will lie held oil Altamonte Huy Seoul Troop it* holding* and permit more furniture once was a “ hotel Mareh 2.1 when members and 38 i* In the midst uf a big rffeclive camp usage. piece" in England. their families will hold a ruscampaign drive to help the There now a-c five and -oneMrs. Hunt believe* dial M-role box supper. Casserole* Central Florida Council raise half limes a* many hoy* lamgwood, the “City of Op­ will f>e wlapped In newspaper a nee it cil lavi.iwo in secure camping as there were in portunity," 1* In'ginning to and sold for fill rent*. Wives additional hunt un<l make ha* 1DS3. "move forward" again and In who prepared the dish will provetnenl* at Camp l/inochc. The camp w.i» originally de- die near future she lio|«» to share it with the firemen who The Council ha* obtained signed to arcomodatc loo have a hand in this progress buys it. option on some adjoining land *coul» per week and today it hy building a Hive and Ten and is negotiating for other is necessary to put up from Cent Store and office* for a 250 to 300 bo>s per week. doctor and dentist, Such crowding i* a deterrent Lancaster, who also licticves to good campbig a* isolation In the city’* future, will beis one of the main desire*. gin work immediately on re­ A second phase of tlie pro­ storing the hotel once again gram provides for the erec­ to “ a resort of renown in Cen­ tion of building* lo improve tral Florida." total efficiency of die camp and lo provide sanitary faci­ United Church Women of lities at the weekend camp­ Sanford will join with other site*. lly Jane Casselberry such group* throughout the Their sites are Camp Wild­ Dr. and Mrs. Manley J world Friday in Hie 77lh llupupoti of Iris ltd , Cusscl- erness at lain gwood. Camp World Day of Prayer ob­ tri'rry. and llietr rlilldrrn, Autry Hound ai Kissimmee servance. T«m Kelly (llerky) five, ami and Camp Samsula at Sam The local service will be lly Jane Casselberry Kathleen, litre's*, left Tuesday sola. held at the Congregational Solicitor* from the local for New York where they will There Is a new star in tlie tsiard Hie Hulfli liner "Nourd- area met Monday evening at journalistic world, “Tlie South Christian Church, 2H!i SI. at Park Ave., ut 10 u in. An in land" on Saturday. Tliey will die Altamonte Springs Com­ Seminole Satellite'' which was interesting reach Amsterdam in the Neill- munity Chapel to review die launched last Friday at South formative a n d program will be conducted purpose and mechanic* of die erlands nine days later. Seminole Junior High in Cas­ under the leadership of Mrs. Tliere they will pick up forthcoming capital drive. Working will lie Mr*. Mar­ selberry and which Is, accord­ Gus Sell mall. llanr Volk-wagon Cum|h*r for ing to it* masthead “orbiting Among activities supported a two weeks lour id Europe guerite Umstead for I/mg- news around the school." by the Church Women's or­ 'adore going to England for wood, Holierl Newell for north A top quality school publi­ ganisation are |2 women's a six month* stay wlierr Dr Vtamontr, Kenneth Krause cation, the Satellite t* not Hapaporl Is planning further for west Altamonte, Hay I’oil Ju*t a mimeographed paper mllegrs located In Africa. In ilia, Pakistan, Japan, Korea, studies at a hospital outside for south Altamonte and Win­ ston b. Gari'sho for Oakland but I* printed on u real press Hong Kong and Taiwan; dis­ of London. and contains four page* of tribution of Christian litera­ The family plan* to lour Shore*. campus news, features and ture in many countries and Homer Sewell Jr. will soilEngland. Scotland and Ire­ editorial comment. educational and recreational land during any free lime cit on behalf of Explorer The title was chosen in a programs fyr migrants. which they may have and the Host 38. “Name Your Newspaper" Mrs. R. A. Smith, president good doctor ha* privately contest and was submitted hy of the Sanford group, invites vowed to *‘kiss die Blarney seventh grader Lahm Byers all women of all churches in Stone" when they visit the who received a $5 rash award. the area lo participate in the Emerald Isle*. Staff members are James obterv anec. They will return home and Bacchus, editor; Gail Lin­ reopen hi* office in Caisclcoln, new editor; Sandra Fet­ Irt'rry on Ori. l. ter, feature editor; Brian SteHy Jane Caaoclbcrr) hli, sports rililor and Scott Ml** Atm tl'Doniiell of byBrownell, business manager. man High School will com­ Heporter* are James NoBy Mona Grinstrad pete in the district competi­ akes, Connie Murray, Debor­ The North Orlando Garden tion in the American l.egion't Tlie Denary lliisines* and ah Bacchus, Judy Carson, Club will hold a house to I'rolesslonal Women's Club National Oratorical Contest Bonnie K.i'durf and Dennis house bake sate Saturday will meet next Tuesday at to lie held ut Mt. Dora High llearn. ' morning starting at 10 o'clock. 7:30 p.nt. at Dr George Fri School ul Tain pin. next Larry Frey, win* recently Mrs. ieonsrd Stewart, sale Thursday. Min'* office on Hit), if t/2. joined the South Seminole chairman, requests that all Kilim Kler will serve a* Faculty as an English teach­ elub member* meet at the Hecu til mend a) ions fur new olficer* will be presented by alternate. er. is the faculty advisor. North Orlando General Slore Ian ul contest* at l.ynian the nominating committee no later than 9:15 a. m. composed of Mr*. Marie Ac- iceently were sponsored by The sale primarily will cardl, chairman; Ora White Casselberry Memorial post Make DeMolay feature breakfast food item* anil Evelyn Diirk. Officers 2.M1 and all tnendicr* of tlw» By' Join Magin such as coffee cakes and post and auxiliary aro urged will lie elected. Accepted recently into the rolls. Proeeed* will go to­ Unties* lor Hie meeting to nltetid the district meet to Winter Park Chapter of the ward* the club's beautification will he Margaret tunning. suppurt their rumlidate. Order of DeMolay were Hu­ project of sponsoring a conArea ronipetidon will be bert Penti, Rodney McCul­ | trsl among residents of Hie Iiain, historian Mr* Beatrice Muller, president, will pre belt) in Winter Haven on lough and Donald Murphy, all community which will be March 14. aide. uf Chuluou. 1judged in June. SOUTH SEMINOLE WELCOME WAGON HOSTESS Norn Norris rails on Mr. and Mm. Howard Willoughby and four-ycar-old daughter, Terri Sue, the first family to move into Oakland Estates a t Altamonte Springs. Tim Willouphbyrt, of 108 Ellsworth St. in the new development, formerly are of Independence, Ky. They have another daughter, Cheryl Ann, who is eight years old. ( Herald Photo) Burke Elected Fire Chief In Village Altamonte Boy Scouts Kick O ff Fund Drive KniTOKIAL « COMMENT Just Isn't So’ •*iT .11’ST ISN’T SO." . . . Mayor A. It. Lori.ntiii told the l.ottpuood City Council last week when report inn l hut some rcrtldehlrt of ttie city I tul iieen heard to say that "all the police do it* lido around in the car all day." As nil example, allhouph no namcM could l.e revculcil, Lormann reported Hint just within thu p.i 1 week I'oliro Chief l.ayo had niiorht three "characteri)" in' the act of breaking and cnterbifT to put mi end (o what could have de­ veloped into a minor crime ring in the area. Such opinions by people "not in I tie know*’ all too often discredit and vilify a public servant, especially a law enforcement officer who, of tieres.rtity, tins to "ride around" to do his jolt. In most cases particulars of an investigation cannot be revealed until it is completed and resulting ac­ tion taken, On the other baud, if such re|Nirts as could be made were regularly publicized, iierhups the people would more fully realize that there is mine, much more, involved in being a policeman than Just "riding annind." Volunteer Firemen Explain S°nres In Bear lake Club III Shirley Wrntwortli A irtum * of i’i|id|mu'id and service* uvitiluble In tesidrnU of t lie Itear buhi' min from the* Lockhart Volunteer Kim P> |d. uu* pirseiitcd ut lust T)mr*d«>' night's r e g u I u r immtldy meeting of I tut Hear luthr Communily Club. Ki-picseiiling Urn depart­ ment wiio IVtilry I'olson, Clottli** Mooio and Chief II. A’llni tan. Tin' men reported dial thn department now tin* a junior organization for hoy* 15 lu IS years of age whu may Join the tegular Volunteer* ut age IS if they wish. They al»o udvise.| ihal 82 nieinbera of the de­ partment presently are taking a In a l aid coursa and dial I'd per rent of the gruup already i nidi i|uidl(ird In the applit.tllon of first aid I tea dimtil. 'Dir inaio goal uf the Locktmrl ilepart tar ut ul thi* tune ra to obtain a radio imao *u- lion for dispatching eipiip* llleiil and fiiemcn, they re* po iled, A bu a o m i n iu g liefom the club was Hob (Hmon, editor of (Iverftiiiv m a g a z i n e , w|m allowed alide* of various w a ­ te r | >1,uit» iii the state and pto|HT and improper operalion* at these plant*. Simon said dial preiieiitly water station* may be operat­ ed without either a liernse or health raid and that House Hill No. I will Im> prescnled to the Legislature seeking eompulaoiy certification foi water uud sewage operulels. Following appearance of the guest speakers, Hilliard Un­ it ander, building eliaii iniiii of thn elub, repoited on progress at the playground and what !* needed to eomptete the area. Ml. ami Mrs Otto Ki gleinan enter tamed willi a medley o| *ong» after which refreshinenli were served to rie>e llis luccUlig. Church Women To Observe Day Of Prayer Dr. Rapaport To Study In England New' Satellite' Orbits At SSJH Lyman Girl To Compete In District Contest DeBory BPW Sets Meeting Garden Club Sets Bake Sale NORTH ORLANDO’S Gulden of the Month Award for February went to J t. and Mis. Earl \Y. Achord of 180 Lombardy Avo. who have designed and built the lovely Haitian l’atio and Gulden, puTtiml above. Unsea form u curved border at thu garden entrance ami JuBilat.aping i- of azuietirt, »-ninellltis, rubber plants and crotons. , f Herald Photo) CTP To Hear Dr. Burnett Achords O f The Moirth Award Hy Jane Casselberry Tin* Council of Teacher* and patent* of South Seminole Elementary School at Cassel­ berry will hear a talk hy Dr. Carol Burnett, professor of reading at Hollins College in Winter I'nrk, next Tuesday lit 8 p. m. in thu school auditor­ ium. Dr. Burnett will speak on the rending problems most en­ countered hy children of ele­ mentary school ages. Devised constitution and by-laws of the organization will tie presented for the first moling during the Inisi ness meeting. All school parents ate urg­ ed to ultend. By Mona Grlnslead The February North Or­ lando Garden of the Month award went to Lt. and Mr*. Karl W. Aclturd of ISO l/imhardy ltd. where the lawn is green with rye for the winter and the garden Is fresh with young plant* and seedling* which will blosMitn out into full color this spring. The most attractive spot is viewed from a built-in patio facing the south which i* landscaped with a rock gar­ den iii the left corner. White lawn furniture I* used and azaleas, camellias, rubber plants and crotons make up D m* landscaping. A curved rose line borders an entrance Readiness Clinics Scheduled At South Seminole School It) Jnnr ( «»*»|1rt-rr* The Council of Teachers and Parents of South Semi­ nole Elementary School at Cnssrlbctry is sponsoring i series of 'Tii'Uilines* Clinics", for parent* of pre-acboo) children who will enter the first grade next fall, Tin- first of these meeting* will In* held Tuesday, March 12. at 8 p m. In the st-houl cafetorium. April and May meeting* will he scheduled at that tune according to the piefemice of those attending. Purpose of the pre-school Meetings Set For Next Week Monthly business meetings of four Seminole County mun­ icipalities are slated the first four days of next week. The schedule calls fur Oviedo to meet at 7:30 p m. Monday. North Orlando at S p. m. Tuesday, Altamonte Spring* at 8 p. m. Wednes­ day and Lungwood at 8 p.nt. Thursday. No oilirial agendas for any of the meetings were available lor publication at this time. clinic program i- to show par­ ent* how they can belter pre­ pare their rhildirn for enter­ ing school through tlie u*r of Inexpensive material* and careful planning. According to Mrs. Mary E. Dunn, first grade teacher at •South Seminole, the program was conceived because exper­ ience ha* shown that at least one fifth of nil first gtadcis are not sufficiently prepared and become fiustrated when they nr,, unable to keep up with the re*t of the class. Many of these student* uic required to repeat the grade and this is an added expense to the county. A* there are no public kindergarten* in the stale, it is hoped that through tin* help of these clinics, soma of the* mothers will tie able to orgutdie neighborhood groups or home kindergarten ila>-**s. The Central Florida School Supply and a toy store „t the area will provide a display of educations! toy* anil mater­ ial# for use of pti*-schooler*. Visiting day* idm are planned ut the schoo l for the chi Id run to acquaint them with the classroom* and cafeteria. Into tlie garden. On the right side of tint hark train this view is s ligustriim hedge. Along the patio screen • a Hong Kong orchard i-un*i*t* ing of elephant ear*, lilies and Chinese elms. Flower hod* to odd color in few months are carefully planted around .i ru'd fence which also add* to privacy and beauty. A play area completely pro­ vided with gy in equipment for the children, l/'e. lour and Valerie, five, lias a spot of itt own to I He left of p e Acluud home which i* ol Haitian de­ sign In the front, the \chords chose azalea*, camellias gardenial and ligustrum which i* placed around the house and carpnrlc Hydrangeas an I azaleas add pastel beauty alien in bloom aim s Hie front side*. Mrs. Aeliord Is a native of Florida originally r a n t i n g from Jacksonville l.t .VcIhu.I i» a Californian The family moved here from California last June, lie is tlie m w v member of the North tin .m l’ Civic Assn. Tlieir garden is the K u n d to lie chosen for tlie Garden cd the Month award from the community a* a who!'.'. In addition to the plaque placed in front of the linin’, Mr* Aclturd received an art final flower arrangement from the Gardes Club, 3 lulin gift for achievements accom­ plished hy the couple in Hi*' short time they haw I ie*l .n the village. Fire Auxiliary Plans Sales B> Jits. Adam Mutlri Tin* Auxiliary of Hie Bary Volunteer Fire D< will sponsor a while elepli and bake sale at the llcei lion Hall of the Fire Sta irom lo a m. until 2 p in. Saturday, March 9. Mrs. H a u l Froetscl chairman, has requested I ankles for the sales be­ at the fire house Satur morning until noon. �County To Push For Four-Laning 25th Street Primary atm of the Coun tv Commission when it meets next Thursday with the State Road Department will tie to | convince the latter board of ] tlic dire necessity of four lanma 2J:h Street between French and Mcllonxille Ave­ For a couple or more weeks nues. This is a primary road the author ot this column, . project, to in* accomplished Larry Vcrshel, has had hi* i with state hinds. This u js rmphasited Thur*. new* staff ehccklng daily to Iram if the flu epidemic pre­ day exening xxhen some Z*> valent in the North and West persons, including the fixe had spread to hers1. We're County Commissioners, met happy to itilurin Larry that with the long range planning our contact* this morning re­ committee for road* of the veal no change except , . . Chamber of Commerce at the Larry Vershrl i» down with courthouse. Douglas Stenstrom, commit­ the flu. tee chairman, pointed out the • • * Commission has included the four-lane request in its resolu­ tion to be presented at 4 p.m. next Thursday to the SRD at Del.and Txventy filth Street, between French and Mcllonxille. noxx carries 6.:tiS ca-s a day, the highest count for*any street or road not noxv four-laned in the county, Stenstrom slateil Stenstrom stre«se*l the 331b Street project since, he said, "Highway 436 and Highxvay 43T are assured for comple­ tion." He xxent on to say that plan* for Highway 430, a pri­ mary project, are lew per ernt completed and "it i* John Kriiler was up in arms this morning oxer Thursday's report by Zoning Direetor Hob Brown that proposed apartments couldn't go Into Sanford Industrial Park. John sax* 'lain*! mi . . . that reronin; UP will permit apart­ ment construction at the Park. » • • Jai Alai closes out an un­ usually tremendous season with Monday evening* progra m. • • » Don't forget Teenage Dricing Itodeo Saturday morning at 9 . . . Judges xxill be members of the Sanford IV lce Depart­ ment, County Sheriff's office and the Florida Highway Pa­ trol. Rodeo to lie held at the city parking lot with automo­ biles furnished by local auto dealers. Winners will he en­ tered in stale competition. This l> a Jay ere sponsored event sion xi err the Osteen bridge, t Chairman ,1 (*. Hutehison 1 (Irnerat Hutchison reported north and south ends of Oi* Rear I.ake Road improve­ ps’inted out the Osteen bridge the count* surveyor has tieen County officials xlments. four-laning of High- is in Volu*ia County and i* authori/ed to make a right-of- ready haxe contacted federal xxay 46 east to the Volusia Included in that county's pro­ way survey, one of sufficient County line and a Lake Mary gram and lias the support of strength to stand up in court and state authorities relative at such time a* the county to including the Interchange Houlevard-lntcrslale t inter- Seminole County. change It xxa* pointed out Rear may ha»e to go to lax* to in present building plans, Stenstrom said that the SRD Lake Road is not primary or determine the right of-xx ay. It also xxas emphasised the and the U. S Corps of F.n- secondary hut strictly a coun- I Stenstrom r e c o m m ended County Commission xvlll reglnrrrs are at variance oxer tv road, and in xvorst shajic that additional rights of-xxay quest of the SRD it repave on tile Osteon bridge. SRD, he than any other county road he obtained noxx along High- a maintenance basis Highway said, is xxtiling to construct in the county. way Id east to Volusia Conn- 4b> (Celery Avenuei to a 33Commissioner .lame* Ax cry ty in order to be ready for fool width to theOsteen a span similar to the Mini* bridge, xxith a 60 foul span 3a slated that at one time the that time in the future when bridge, xxitlx county secondary feet above the mean high wa- county hail the funds and had traffic is sufficient to war- fund* if necessary, ter mark Corps of engineer* - it budgeted for repair* to runt SRD in four-lane the ( Stenstrom urged all interI* not sail sited with this, he Rear Lake Hoad hut that in road. ested persons to support tho addrd lie continued the >IID tu year* 'egal difficulties had A proposed interchange at County Commission by atdoesn't want to budge but it arisen oxer the right-of-way, l-l and Lake Mary Rnulcxard tending the session with the appear* that the department title* are clouded and boun­ w'ouhl gi*c a lircak in the SRD at 4 p. m. Thursday at xxill have to give " daries oxerlap. nine-mils* stretch lietween the Del.and. I n & w A . . . B R IEFS U. S. W arns WASHINGTON iL T lj — T1»f Unltffl Stalin ban w«rno«| It wuultl nut tolriiilc IIM* nf tin* Boviit nanUon in Cuba t•* 41uciI a rein'll ion on the* islaml. Seek K illers CHICAGO tU I'l) — roller seeking the "Chinese execu­ tion" killci* of Aldvrnmn Ben­ jamin F. Lewis today folloxveif n trail of politics, power and "policy." a lt * ^ a t t fo r b i b r a l i t WK A T U K U ; M ustiv m ild a n d cloudy xvith sen tlo ro d sh o w ers to d a y , llifrh (iO-fi.Y Low to n ig h t -lfi-52, VOl.. -VI I'u itc d I’rcs* l.c!t--cd Wit • Healing in h d(*|mt■- between two Florida east eoa*t raitxvay official* scln-luted lu-rc today hn* Ih-cu postponed for Hu- si'cotul time in St. Johns County Com t. Lease Sought Next week I* really 4 II Week In Seminole County ns xxell as throughout the nation. Hither than Future Farm er's Week ns staled tn a mislead­ ing headline in Thursday's Herald. <The FFA had their week Feh. 17-33.1 MIAMI (IT T l — The lie* friiM * I )«'p iii tiiu 'iit i» n i'^ uiiiit* lu g %'ith tho (lu tlr ('u tility •iii't t iliiiir it > to li'iifru iibtiut UtiO n u ir * llti* O i'c i'l a h K-i Aii port fur u military install­ ation. • • • Month Needed There are about 23U tmxx and girls in 4 II Clubs around Seminole County, led by 20 adults. TAI.LAIIASSFK (l I'll — Ciicult Judge W. May Walker will spend at least n malitli reviewing testimony hcfuiu he dev'ldes which of five i luunslits should get * 100.0011 ISward money Art solving the Chilling worth muidet cure. The 4 If is taken from their einhleo, h four leaf clover, xvith live fy ir IF* standing for Hr h.I, Ifcall. Hands and Health. Stand Firm NKW VtiliK t l.'Rlj — Rulilislieis planned to stand film to-lay ill reopened joint nego­ tiation* with striking printout despite tin- Nex* Votk Rost's decision to leave their tanks and tesunie puhllcutlon M on­ day. Defenses Upped t ’H A N G K Ol'’ PA C K , T I uhik Ii I Hut m m lei'd w ould like u cliu n K u fro n t th u umiiii I ru n o f new s p icturert uml Imvo a |M*ok a t one o f F lo rid a ’ii lovelies. C aron L ynn H lnnt. xxlm is 18. lias b ro w n h a ir an d tncixvn ey e s, will sinjg u J o h a n n S tr a u s s n u m b e r a s she* re p re s e n ts th e M iam i Heat h J a y e e e s in tin* I7 lh a n n u a l A zalea F e stiv a l to d a y , S a tu r ­ day am i S u n d ay a t P a la tk a . MIAMI ( U I'll — The Air Force la-gall laaistitlg it* de­ fensive strength at llontostenil AFR today with the fastest plane* in tin- I'. S, air arsenal. The base, just south of here, is gnu mile* ft out t ulia. D raft Intension Who Is Prettiest Girl In Seminole County? Who's the prettiest girl !n -Seminole County? Whoexer she i*. 1st day is coming April 27th wlien she will lw 'Queen lor a Day" and reign oxer all the gala event* m tilt* .Semj 11nit nnial Fiesta Application blanks arc now out for a single girl who is lietween 17 and 21 year* uhl. a bon a-tide resident of Semi Hole County who lia* that unique combination of beauty, poise, personality and talent which will win the crown. K. C. Harper Jr. 1» eh air­ man of the routesl and Ihr Civitan Club I* the sponsor ot the event. Tho entry blank* may bo picked up at the Hanford Herald. Florida Stale Hank, Sauford Atlantic Rank. Ly­ man High School and Semi­ nole High School, First Fed­ eral -Saving* and lawn and the South Seminole Rank at Fern Rark. Deadline for entries I* March IJ, and candidate* u n­ Herald Index to fill out the application, en Bridge 1 close two full-length photos, Classified I’*** 10 At 11 sign a pre** release, submit Comic* ' i’l g c 10 permission of parent* and Dear Ably « malt to R U Buk 1030, banKditurial - • f ’®8 « * turd. Kn ter t»i nine nt Rage cl A 7 In addition to the iieauty r u n ic — *1 contest there will lie a big Society ..............Ruse 8 parade, under the supervision Sports . . P«f» 9 of the Jay reel, wim have Churches l ’»ifc 2 I much cj-prrlrncr in thi* line, WASHINGTON (URIj — Tin- nilnifnistriitlon sent Lt. Gen. Lewi* It. Ilershcy, direc­ tor of Sell i live Service, to the House Armed Servlees Com­ mittee I' day to a»k for a firm -year extension of the dratt. tiio present law expites July I. through their giant annual Christmas parade*. Jay err Graham 111 II U N O I- U t. U ( LI T) — Clyde l-ong will lu-ad up Kvaligelist Hilly Giaham was this event under the chair­ undergoing test* at a h-cal manship of (llenn McCall. liospital today and it was Cine of pie highlights of the feared In- might have to |m*tday will In- the appearance of pomi his futllieoniilig A-imi the famrd Navy "Rlue An­ illusion. Graham entered the hospital Thursday for t-xuingel*." thrilling p r e c i s i o n fruition* of "an m at* u-.ih-lcrflight team whose daring and mirn-J iiifevtixm." skill have brought them Inter­ national famr Freighter Clue M.W YORK I LIT) — The Helping to fill (tie skirt over Seminole County with Coast tin-id to-lay was track­ ing down a Dutch freighter glory in Ilie celebration of a that might provide clues la half-century of progress m tin- futc of the misting' Amer­ the county will he llxe "Shoot­ ican tanker, Mamie Sulphur ing Stars", in a breath-tak­ QUccii. The freighter pussed ing. spine-tingling show of rime to tin- Maiine Sulpliur parachute jumping, and eye­ Queen off Key West, Fla., ball-popping acrobatic* high uliuut Hm lime the tanker wu* tn the »ky. All these activities reported missing Feb. 3. arc under the chairmanship of Capt. Robert Ware. Saturday night, the dancing will take Hie form of a big formal Semi-Centennial Rail, at the Mayfair Inn. with JACKSUNVILLK I LIT t — music by a nationally fam ­ ous orchestra. Garnett White, Police shipped a car ol) a chairman, has not yet nam­ downtown street here Thurs­ ed the band, but staled that day and jailed Hie father ol there would also he a famous the car'* nine-year old driver Kill* William*, to, told po female vocalist, to ad*J to lice Ids »on had been driving tile festivity. George Touhy. executive kinrr lie wa* seven year* old vice president ot Fir*t Feder­ and wa* driving William.* to al. is the general chairman Hie hospital. William* xxa* of the entire Semi Centennial I rharged with allowing a mm or to drive. celebration l’'i*alr!ishc*cl 1RH8 F ill.. M A IU 'II I. F.Hi.T Herbert Weeks Nine Seek Election Fatally Hurt To Village Council In Cycle Mishap Herbert Damon Weeks. 31. H earing Delayed st. augustink turn— uI 28iH) Rnlinciio A\emu-. run • t • Their pledge is . , . pledge my Head In clearer thinking; my Heart to greater loyalty; my Hands to larger service and my Health to bel­ ter living, for my club, my community and my country." • • • And that s a pretty good pledge for anybody. * • • Don't forget the Heart Benefit Show Sunday at Meindee Skate Rink. Those kids always put on a fine show, and you get a good return cm your climated dollar*, plus the satislarliun of knowing that xxhen you help your Heart Fund, you help YOUR heart. • • • Agent K'.i down CasselIs'iry way tell* ut that one or two pcnplr in the town know all about tin* myster­ ious "Tom" who professes to luxe written the propon'd new charter Ilow aiauit en­ lightening the charter commillee who spent many, many long hours drafting the document . . . • • • R.im ruining 25th St. con­ struction . . . Really in had shape! # • • l ’««-u»ll-erry Utility r r r w * x\en* on liw* job up into the night both days lid* past weekend winding Up work on smpios Ainc-iit-s bring made at the main plant which they hope to have in npcrutiim by the fust of the month* * * Rhone* were mil in Caisel I arry Tuesday all along Quin­ tuplet. Lake Triplet, Seminole iltvd. ami l-ako Dr. due to cable trouble ,<n the east side „( Hwx, 17-82 Although ser vice at most place* was. re­ stored shortly after noon some phone* wetc out the lietter part ol the clay. Plans for Highway 137, a secondary project connecting Ijongxxood a n d Altamonte Springs are SO per cent com­ pleted. Stenstrom said, and it "appears contract xvlll be let in this calendar year, it not tn this fiscal y e a r " During the briefing of the County Commission's program for presentation to SRD, with the aid of County engineer William Rush. Stenstrom made Die statement that all proposed road projects for this county should he com­ pleted within the next six or sexrn year* And thi*. he said, also includes the l~ikc Jessup causexvay. I'p for considerable di»cu* expected contract wilt be let before tbr end of this fiscal year. June 30 " Plan* rail for a municipal or boulevard type highway from Highway 17-93 to the xxe'tcrn limits of Vilamonte Springs and a rural four-lane road to Interstate 4. This 3 7-ntile project xxdt co-t tietweeli $tk3lM*0 and $700,000, Tl.e commiltee chairman riled that In tcr'tite I through Seminole County is scheduled for completion by Christmas. lie painted a picture nt four lane highway* criss-cross ing Seminote County—1 t and 17-93 running north and south, and Id and 136 running east ami west. down In a hlncle I hlirxiax aftrrnoon, wa* pronounced dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hnspo.d, a xxa* reporlcd by |Milirc ibis morn­ ing. ( onmrr Hugh Duncan said Weeks suffered a fractured *knil, and that death w.i* tic culcntal. Police Clin f ll-n l, Wtlhunt* rcjarricit no charges were tiled against tin- bicycl­ ist, Charles T. Rest, It. of 3’l3 \ illicit Road. Tile youth told police he w.i* riding on the sidewalk oil 2ith Sired, near French Ave­ nue. and tli.il Weeks stepped Three mine ciouliilutc*. two ■iic ii uml -in-* woman, qualified before the ft p. in dcndlinc 1lull *drtx 1- iiutke u Iota) of nine running for tlnre cimueil scots open in tli«- March 19 Not III I hlonJo election*. Filing Tliliisdiiy wen .lu-lSpauhlliu; Idol CIlHcllci MClo­ ut y, iocumbent, in gntnp one Little League Sets Tryouts Seniitiote Little L e a g u e President 1-itrx Miller -m. mnmrcd lodlty that team* nf Hie la'iigue will lie liohling Spring Rcgislratiun uml Try lit troth ot him mil* til liali parks in each tlhilii.iry on Rage 5. com m unity Saturday begin* rung at I (Mil, Team* nial.ilig up the Lea gite and Ihilr coaches ate Al­ la inutile spring*. Rill Hi-.uu; Rear Lake, K. L. Ilnliti.ird; Iti'L’irumii; iwxl week tin* GasscRierry, FI liter Helms; C l |y H a ll w ill I n* I .ike Mary, Norman t-illc*. rloM'd all \ \ 1‘ilnt'mltiy a f t c i - pie, l.niguiHiil, llnhert Mo*»; mmui* Killll a l t i l Ihr ll"‘>l la x North llrliintlo. Ihdi Slephrti m il ib i nt ii jili' I i'll by ,Mns. U n ­ *oii and Siml.ind, IT.in n , it it" It, c lc t k , Ituliculie T illll* 4* lii'illllr ii fin tin* h< Roy* ut each eitmmuiidy m aiiitU 'i n f i l i r wiM-lx m i* fm iii lietween the age* nl eight and 8 B10 a . m . u n til m am am ! fro m 12 years are eligible to sign I Ho p tn. u n til I |>. lit. mi op and Irx out. Larli mu*t lie M o ru la ). T lio r m U ) accompanied hx alt adult at and l'H 'la > . .Saturday '* regislr.illon* HollTo Close On Wednesdays I In* h a ll it I -*• Is iltiM 'tl nniifi tm B at u n la y . at Village To Air $400 Law Suit I)lf4tu iw i of a Huil h r o iic*lit n i;tiin >t i h r V i llit f t 1 o f N*tr ill ( h liim lo by I hi* I 1 i c k r t i* I i S p o il* Sh >|* n f H i Iam bi iii Mo* am ount of if lu ll tho* m i l.illh * l .r a i 'u r » N p ii|n iu n l on tin* am in I « fin Lltii* iim u i H in i i i i t I in *»l I In V illiiiit* IT n iiit'i) Tin* tm*!'tint; » r h ii|iil* ,i| fo r H p. m. I m .M biy i i i the V illatit* H a ll. A fu ll «i (an t o f i*ti m l ala 1**4 nm m ntr in lb « M a n li III • Man a fo r thi* Ihii'ty o jirn lo u ri* n l | r i »I a iiU d in i'x p rft c « l. Troop 38 Sets Special Meeting Itoy Scout Troop .18 ol Alta­ monte Spring* will hold a Mieci.il meeting at 7;3n pin Monday for parent* and all interested Irlenit* ol the troop to explain needs ot the cap ■I-■I loud drive now utidiruax toe Impioxeiileiil* al Camp Lanoche. The meellng will lie held in Hie Kiiucaliunul Rulldmg ol tin* Aliomonto Spring* Com iiiiimi) Building ot Hu- \lt.i nionti .S|iriug* Cominutiiix t hapel A Him on Hie camp and a *hoi i program 1 mid Mr*. John Von Kcpoel in glnilp fixe. tile tolal »lnte now on the hullot will he Memory, Spauld­ ing and Art Rhode* in group one; Mayor Frank Fasttln, itxeunibelit and Ait Ferrin in group three mid Reginald Webster. Hill Haiti*. Henry Wind mid Mi*. Van Ki’poel in group five. Percentage xilse, candidate* 111111.011111)' are showing more interest than the Voter* xxlm all must icglslet or re-regis­ ter hefoie Mnr-h la if they wish to vote in the upcoming election which xtill give the village its first fully elected i oiinci), A ciie-'k today xxltli Mayor Fimik Insula showed tliat still only 12a (tom tin- estinutted mole tbnli 4nxl eligible have registeieil- Fusilla *aid thnl in addition to keeping tile office open oil Wednesday and Friday night, it also will l-e kepi open one -Satuiday uml possibly one Sunday be­ fore tile books close- for (In! i ouxeiiiiTice of residents who mo employed uway from the ..mi ilium t y. Ili-qiiilemeiil* for legist rnt i o n me tliat a person must lie IT j o i n of ngi>; must have 111id in Die stale- of Florida for one year anil in the Vil­ lage of Not iii Orlando for a I'l l (od of si* month*. T hey a l­ so must lie eltixrti* ol Hut I l i l t e d -States, S A N F O K I), F L O R ID A ■lull lepie.eiitutix e, aniri to­ day. G .V J Skywarriors To Fly Over City Today March Hits Arrival of the "Skywarriars" of VAll-1 ha* hern rid. veil from 3 tu 1:1.1 p.m. today. . . . When a formation of 12 Anil Nkyxxai'rlnr attack bomb­ er* fly over the city at upproximate!)’ 2:45 p. m today, it will signal Ho- return of VAII-o, front llu-ir sevennionllis sea cruise, aboard the U.SS Forre.tal, Families of Hie 12 new s, as well as friends. Sanford official* mid hii.ines.iiien will join file. C. W. Mesldi-r, Chief of Stuff of llntw ing tine, in xcelcoming them home, t ’apl. Joe Tully, Wing eommunilcr, i» out of town nl tiii* time, A reception for the teturn­ ing Wurrint* i* (ilunncd in Hie "ready roum" of Rl'lg. Ill, headquarter* of III* *qiindron’* duty office*. Sat 111day, llio lemnindrr of Hie officer* and men of YAII’• will begin arriving tin 11-an*port nl Itliliiey Field. Tin’ squadron, commanded by I'dr. Lyle S rltr, xxas de­ ployed aboutd Lilt* t ’SS Forlealal last August for duly witli ila* Second mul Sixth Fleet*, culling on six Mislilciiuncut! (sit ts, iiu hiding Raicehum, Spain. With Snow Northland Candidates To Car Wash Profits Speak March 21 Setiiilioli' County's can.IITo Heart Fund fates for Hie l.egislatuie in Meud-eis of the 1IUT tTuli at .Seiiiiiiole High, who have sc 11ii In led a car wash mid popcoin nale, Sat ut day nt the Shell Station mi the eonu-r of 25th St. mul Hath Axe. Iinxu ■lc< Irii-it to give tlic pi oi i cds •J llicti cm wash la Ho Heal l Final, Miss Jody Van Winkle, NO. Hie March 26 special election lia xc accepted an imitation : (rum Hie Rear Lake Commun­ ity (’lull to speak at H p. ill. Mult'll 1*1 at tlic ri'.inbt I’ovv* tuiMi^r al llnir l.ukr. K. I.. Ilulilmrilt In rlmrirr **t hi Mild ( d tl ay By Cnllrtl Rrrxx tnlrrnallon.il Murcli liit)|H’il in like tt fnist-biUmi lion lotluy, d u m p i n g f refit show nm iss i In* center of tho nution uml (Ireitcliing tho soiitluM-n phiitts with rain. Willi spring o n l y three week* away, Hie mercury at l.one llnek, Wi*., dipped tn eight degree* below rrrn and Belleville, III., reported more than two indie* ot new *now. Heavy tnoxv warning* weru issued (nr much of the area from southern Missouri to southern Ohm, with mo'to Ilian four Inchci ut. know ex­ pected. The Weather Bureau »*ld Hie new itorni would nuixo eastward during the day. Lufkin, Tex., and Pinn Itlulf, Ark . re|Kirted morn Ilian an ImTi of rainfall in six hour*. Resident* of lais Angrlrs were reluctant to see Febru­ ary go. Tho Weather bureau *aitl the month wa* the sec­ ond warmest February on aeeortl. I liMi*icra, however, welcom­ ed March. Their February was the fourth coldest In In­ diana history. Kxlilliilor* at the national lm.it show scheduled to open at Chicago Saturday trotted because there was no open water to demonstrate ware* for prospective purchasers. Lake Michigan wa* frorett there for tile first time jn history. Council To Meet Ma« k L'lt vrlinitl Jr., l|it(i|i|Hi!»« The Mmeli meeting of tlia ««| |h >niM4-nit fi»r tho SriMto, Oviedo City Council will ha I luce of tlic Dealt IJliccn inndlihiles, Miss Rena Me- ii in I H u id tin F'i oil o rIrk Hint J im held Moiidny at 7:30 p. m. ill Ixi'ioiie, Mi-s Linda Ley and li'iif Iinito, IH*fnooniMo runt Ko* the City Hull. Only rout in« Mi»s Nylcene Alla-is, al*u ptlh I b un rnH ilidH to", roj»|»ro* hii->ine** has been scheduled will liijd ii car wasli at Hie Mvolv, for tho IIimiho , hitvo mi tin- agenda at this time, Sin, lair Station oti tin- coiner |in»i»iwil In la* iii'onont ill tho 31is. Dot Courier, rletk, reI••*111itjiI Hilly. (MJttcd loday, at doth St. mol l icin h Avc, "We pinn to split llm piui eed* of our car un*h and (•opcotn sale evenly among tlic i aiiilidatea," Miss Van W ink i,- said. Wtuner of the crown of Queen of llc a rta will la- a n ­ nounced a* Hu, climax of the lb m l Fund Benefit S k ate Show at 8 p. til. a t AIcIihIi’v S kate Rink Sunday-, Tampa Woman Decapitated Son, 9, Lands Dad In Jail IH II.DING I'LANS for n S2R0.0HD intluatniil ut n u t iiie ait* tll.’UTi88L,(l liv Jitliit Alvxnmlur (left), Seminole County ( nnimim-ioner and memHer of t lie Clmnibep uf Commet ce imlustriul coinmil tee. unit M. -J. Monujfluin, ILi IIuh, Texan, ce|»reeL-nting J. L. U'illiiitns uml Coni|tuny, Dnllits. ConalrutTion xxill slstrl next xxeek on the new filuntuL Sanford InduHtrinl Park. (Story and arcliitect’a eoltcejitiim on Fttge 12.J (lleruld I’holn) BOSTON ( FI T) _ \ blond kirwardr** .xxu> decapitated Thursday night when she ran into tile whirling propeller ot a RUT airliner at Uigan In ternalion.il Air(airl. -She wa* identified by Ka*lern Air Line* official* a* Mi** Barbara Hill, 3t>, of Tampa, Fla . and Itexere, Mas*. They ' said she had hern a ateward«s* fur tile airline for in year*. Tlie plane, an KAL shuttle flight from Boston to Ne­ wark, N. J., wa* warming up it* four engine* fur takirif xxhen the tragedy happened. Twenty four pa*»engers and fixe crew member* were aboard id the lime. 1 ^ 5 & /U M U V tX S M V lialii* mark* llir I if Hi year »>- tune In-en in lm*inr**, mul the •i-ctind year ill our pre-rnl lia-iillon. Tu aliuw our aptitrrialiwn for Ihe hiiinlrcd- ol friend* made during the |IH*I ,"i year* we have a Sl’Kt’l \ l . G |FT uniting tor u 11 adult* win, ionic into our *lorc uml u*k for it (I In a family ). ‘Tv o l l( Fit lit. G U T t III \ F \MILA (M ilrch U t m id 2 n d ) I Can Mary Carter Li(|iii(i Glass Knamel liVKItV DAY SA V IN tiS Huy 1 Gallon (iK'V 1 FUEL Mt *EE M ary Carter Paints 209 Went First St. Sanford, Fla. �t —m M ar. 1 , m s g fr g n n fn rh Wrralb St. Theresa Circle Installs New Officers Rev. Grover Sewell 4 Your Life Is Important Perhaps every person sxpv-rlenre* t!nir» when Im> feels that lit* Ufa doesn't count much. I recall a speclul crlala In niy Ufa when there »»« great need for going apart from nthvT people and the rueh of thing* to meditate ami pray. I went to a lonely part of a beach where thing* could be eem In a mure prop­ er pcr*|Hvtlve. Even though thi« wa» aevrrnl yeara ago eonir of it I* .Mill very real. Un-re were many llioughta Involved which it la not mveaaary to nirntlun for the prticular emphaala of thia ar­ ticle, but one that came lo me Was an almuat overwhelming eenae of amallnawa. I watrhed the wave* break anti roll hack Into the aea. There a a* the aand with gralna ao numerous one found it impossible to begin to conceive of the num. ber. From this my mind turn­ ed to the populations of thn world throughout the esnturlea of man'a ealatence. Evan tha number of purple with whom I wna acquainted made ma saem aitremaly small. It la a healthy thing to he humbled If one docs not al­ low himself to decide that ho la unimportant In the sight of God. The Bible gives ua an Insight Into this that comes froas our Lord. Lot ua observe Him aa Ho took notice uf tho widow’s mite what was email in comparison with tha large glfta of the rich, but we hear Him eey, 'th ia poor widow Elder Springs Schedules Week Of Prayer The Elder Springs Baptist Church will begin a special Week of Prayer for Home Missions at tha morning serVie* this Sunday. Emphasis on lloma Mis­ sion* will he made by the pastor, Hov. B. II. Griffin, both at this week's services and for those on March 10. Theme for tha week will be •'If my People . . . Pray." The Women's Mltklonary Society, led by Its president, Mrs. H. B. Taylor, will meet each day during the week at 1:11 a.m. for prayer and atudy. A special proram on ml»aion needs in this country will be r r r »*niMl for the reg­ ular Wednesday Prayer Sen vice at 7:43 p m. Rev. Elliot To Visit Christ Church By Boom, Estes F r. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of Christ Church Epis­ copal, Longwood, ha* an­ nounced that (he sermon at neat Wednesday’s ■ p.m. ser­ vice will be given by Hev. Calvin II. Elliot, rector of St. Matthias Church in Clermont. The subject of his sermon will be "Baptism." The public Is invited tu at­ tend and tu visit tho Parish Hall following the service to greet the visiting minister. hath east more in, than all thay which luivc cast into the treasury: For all they did cast in all that she hail, .-veil all her living." In III* sight she was Important indeed. Christ knew that ono candle art on u hill could cast a great light and was impui taut. It takes only a little yiavt tu Itwvrn much dough aa our Saviour brought to our minds. When the ll!sri|l|c* wanted to send the little chlldieii away the Lord said no. lie took them ill lilt arms and blessed them. For a long, long time Chris, liana have proclaimed that the answer to the world's problem* could bo taken rare of If the Church, which ts Christiana, would tianslate their creeds into reality. Kvcn non • Christians havo often agreed that if they would do to the world would need no other healing, but they have gone on to say that tlis-y did not export Christians to do this therefore they look for another answer. The ipiestion for each of us is finally, "W hat can I do as one person7" As we stop long enough to think elt-nrly and turn our eara from those who would mislead us, wo hear th* answer, "YOU CAN SUPPLY ONE LIFE FOR C11IUSV’. We find some very tueeswsful evangelist* who are used by God to bring many people to a commitment of life. May­ be we feel that we can't win others, but this docs not pre­ vent us from giving ourselves. When we give ourselves to Christ w» become important. Indeed. That Is when a rock la turned into a glistening Jewel to adoin the Kingdom of God. Let everyone who read* this article. pray that God will direct his life Into great­ er channels of blessings and that a new dignity will ronte Into his being, realising that any ehlld uf th* King Is lmportanL Zehnders Return From Indiana ff Mr*. Dunn prhn to the instal­ lation which was conducted during an impressive cere­ mony of the Garden of Flow­ er*. .Mis. Robert Mooney, out­ going chairman, was present­ ed with a gift a* a token of appreciation from the circle. Following the Installation Sirs. Caruthcr* asked fur vol­ unteers to- take care of the Religious Articles Booth at the church for the moiiih of Murcli. Volunteering vv e r e Mrs. James Tate fur the 8 a. m. .Mas*. SID* Teslo for Un­ it) a. in. Ma** and Sir*. Rulph Schweickci l for t h e n o u n Mar*. In other business the circle tentatively planned n bake sale to I*' held March 23 in front uf the Lake Slaty Post Office beginning at 6 a. in. Sirs. Scott served refresh­ ments of pineapple upside idown cuke topped with whip­ ped ciearn with u choice of coffee or lea following the business meeting. The rilvle will meet m-vt month oil March 2tl at the Sorial Hull uf the chutrli with Sire. Tate and Miss 'I (*flu an Holy Communion The Casselberry Community Methodist Church will oh-erve Ur- Sacrament uf Holy Com­ munion at both the 8:30 a in. ami 11 a.m. service* th.s Sunday. Rev. Dolmas Cope­ land Is minister of Hie church. , ‘ * 4 \ '3 *- - i — .sol ST. TIIKHESA CHICLE'S otiiK«i»K chuirmun, Mrs. Itobort Mooney, ut left, liolila gift |)ic«ente(l her by momlK'ra of the circle nr* a token of uppredation. With her, from left, are new circle officer* Mr*. II. G. Caruthen*, Mis* Dorothy Tcnlo, Mr*. John Fitzpatrick and Mm. Damon Scott. (Herald Photo) Presbyterians Baptist To Observe Set Conference On Vocations Home Mission W eek Some UfiO I'resbyteriuii Sen­ ior High young people from Central Florida am expected to meet neat Friday and .Sat­ urday ut tile Fiiat Presbyter­ ian Church in Dt-LunJ for u Conference on Church Voca­ tions. Vocation Taami from tho Presbyterian School of Chrislion Education In Richmond, Vu. and from Columbiu Theo­ logical Seminary In Decatur, Ga„ will lead activities. Tho Conference is b*h>K lu-hl aa part of tho Spring Rally of tho Senior High Fel­ lowship of St. Johns I’reahytery for tho purpose of inter­ preting tho need and oppor­ tunity for service in tha church. Youth Sunday Observed By Donna Estea Youth Sunday was observed at t h e First Pentecostal Church in Longwood last Sun­ day in commemoration of in­ ternational Youth Week. Patsy Itutli Grant led the congregational song, "Stand­ ing on Uie Promises," and Teresa Cundiff led the song " i’ll be Listening." Donny Rhodes gave an acconllan solo entitled "God Is I,ove." Patsy Ruth and Dcncicc Carnley sang a duel entitled "It's Me and Old Time Re­ ligion." Speaker for the occasion was Sibyl Grant and a pray­ er was given hy Clara Lou Barker. Tho service was con­ cluded by Diane Smith, By Jane Casselberry Parlor and Mrs. C. R. Zehnder of the Ascension Lutheran Church of Casselberry have returned from a (rip to Ohio and Indiana. On Feb. 10, I'asUir Zclmdcr preached at the 23th Anni­ versary Observance of Grace Lutheran Church In Munctc, Ind., which he organized. They visited his mother and family in Cleveland, Ohio and their son and daughter It* law, Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Zebruter, of Indianapolis, 1ml. lly Jane Cassrlberry and their five children. Eighteen members of the It was tlu-lr first clianrc |o BA Boys of the Prairie Imke meet tho latest arrival, in­ Baptist Church will leave fant Lisa Marie, who Is (he from the church at 3:43 p.m. 13th grandchild. today for an overnight camp­ ing trip to Alexander Springs Men Set M eeting in tlie Ocala National Forest. Tho Biullierlmod of the Tile trip is a reward for First Baptist Church of Chu- the boys who have earned biota will hokl its monthly their laid Pin*. They plan to meeting at the eliureli Mon­ return around 4 p. m. Satur­ day evening. A movie will l*e day. They will In- accompanied slum n ami rvlroshiueiita will by Rev. Utuiard Jones. Floyd he served. Bailey amt R.\ counselors. Boticrt Conrad. Bay Channel, Homer Sewell HI and Joe Bcnilek. Christian Science Reading Room Moved To First St. Lukl Mary's Ht. There.* Circle of the Church of Nativ­ ity Catholic Women'* Club in­ stalled new officers ut a meet­ ing held Tuesday night at the home of Sira. Damon Scott. Installed by Sir*. Leonard Dunn. pu*t chairman, Dm new officer* are Mr*. B. G. CarUthers, chuirman; Sirs. John Fitzpatrick, co-chairman; Sliss Dorothy Teslo, treasurer and Sir*. Scott, secretaiy. A brief history of the life a of St. Theresa was given by RA Boys Plan Overnight Camp Church Sets Session Meet lly Jane Casselberry Moving ut the reading room read, bortowed or purchased. The Session of Westmin­ Tlila reading room Is e*labof First Churrh ut Christ, ster Presbyterian Churrh HslH'd for tile use of nil. II* Scientist, (rum Ilia church of­ decor Is modern, functional will meet next Tuesday at fice on East Second St. tu 303 | and pleasanl. A reception ami 7:30 p. m. in the chapel at K. First St. liav added an­ sales area o|M-ns Into a study Howell Park ollire*. New nieniliers will la* re­ other attractive store Irutil to room where tlu- publications the downtown businrsa sec­ and hooks me available. ceived al tilts lime. Regular weekly service* of tion of Sanford. These include the King James Surti reading moma, oper­ version ut The Holy Bible Ihe churrh arc conducted al ated by branch churches of which I* an essential part of j II a . m. on Sunday with I Church School at 0:43 a.m. The Mother Church, Thr Christian Science study. Firat Church of Christ, Scien­ The reading room Is cM»tptist of Boston. Mass., are tu ped with modern heating amt miliar sights. Hie new facil­ tooling (ai-ilillc* so that a ity In Sanford offer* dual c o m f o r t a b l e tem pera­ aervire* as both a Mulct, com­ ture may l>e maintained the lly Joan Magln fortable study room and a year around Family night nt the Chtiluplace where the authorired An Invitation to all friends otu Community Church will he publications of The Christian lo drop ui and see this addi­ held Sunday beginning at 0:30 Science Publishing Society— tion lo Sanlord'a institutions p. in. Including t h e International Is extended. Tlu* rvaduig A variety type program Is dally newspaper. The Christ­ room, which was opened to planned with Miss Hhvila ian Science Monitor, and the tha public on Monday, la open Pat tin to act a* m istrrss uf 'writings of Mary Baker Ed­ dally from lu:3u a.m. until rersmonirs and program di­ dy, discoverer and foundar 4:30 p.m. The room alto will rector. The public Is invited. of Christian Science, may be be open Friday rvening*. Church Plans Family Night Next week ia Home Miastoli Week for Southern Iiuptist Churches. In Hertford the First Baptist Church will observe thia event l>y having prayer service* on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in the chupel at Hi u. m. and on Wednr»day at 7:30 p. m. in the church sanc­ tuary. Home 3li**iou Week ia part Altamonte Church Sets Daily Services The First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs will ob­ serve a Hsason c / Prayer next week with a dally pro­ gram under the direction of Mrs. James II. Smith, ltev. Lewis D. Haines, pu»tor of the church, has announced. Meetings will be held at 10 a.m. each day except on Wednesday when the WMU president. Mr*. Othel Sullivan, will he in charge of a service to take place at the regular 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. Program leaders during the week will be Mr*. Harold Rlnturk, Monday; Mrs. James .Smith, Tuesday; Mr*. It. B. Hamby, Thursday and Mr*. J. E. Hildchran. Friday. Member* and friends of tha church ure Invited to partici­ pate in the Season of Prayer und the Annie Armstrong Of­ fering f.T Home Missions. DeBary W SCS Sets Luncheon; Fashion Show fly Mr*. Adam Muller The WSCS of the DeBary Community Methodist Churrh will hold Its unnual Birthday Luncheon in the Social Hall of the church next Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. Members of tha Itutli Circle will tie hostesses. The regular meeting and program will follow the lunch­ eon with u drama to bo pre­ sented under direction of Mrs. Ethel Gray. The group will sponsor a Fashion Show and Tea a t tho church on March 12 beginning at 2 p. m. Fashion* from Glbba of DcLwnd will b« shown with Mis. William Ful­ ler *<-iving a* nanalor. This event will be open to (he public and a silver offer­ ing will I* aitcptvd. ABsembly Of God Winsome Class Holds Meeting By France* Wester The Winsome Clas* of the First Baptist Churcli of Lake Mary held their r e g u l a r monthly husineae and social meeting at the home of Mr. nnd Sirs. Rn'elgh Cooper last Knturday- night. Tho Devotion* were given by Mrs. Cooper, followed by pruyer hy Wallace Hill. Due to tliu absence of tho secre­ tary, the busine* report was postponed. The group enjoyed social games during the evening with John Armstrong winning the prise. Refreshment* of cake and coffee were served by the hol­ ies*. Those attending wera Rev. and Mr*. Ralph K. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, Sir. and Mrs. John Armstrong and daughters, and Sir. and Sira. Wallace Hill and daugh­ ters. W E s r s i n r MISSION VRT B A P T l a T C H l ’SC II Blh t«. A H a l l y A sa . Pau l M. g a l l e y — „ P a st o r S u n day S chool „ 10:0a a. m. Hunday Morn ing W o rs h ip 11:00 a. m. S u n day E v e n i n g W o rs h ip 7:11 p. re. W od n sad ay P ra y rd S tr v lc* „ 7:11 p. re. u i m : i h i .» t n v p r isr n ii'M i'H O a a rs H a s* Pastor ... William J. Guts* Morning Worship _ 1:40 lb It a. in. Sunday School ___ . »:45 a. ni. Training Union .._ 4:41 p. m. Uvrnlnc Servlca . . »:of p. in. VVrd Olllctra A Taachrr* M astin g ......... 7i00 p. m. Wsd Praysr Ssrvlea l:*n pm. Catholic ALL BOULB CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak A s* , a l Mb SI. R le h t r d L y o n s P a sto r S u n da y Mats** _ _ 4:11 a. m. ____ 1:11 a. m ____ 10:00 a. m. ____ 11:1* a. re. W o sk d a y a _ _ _ _ _ 1:11 a. re. Christian P IR S T p k v t o :c i i * t a l CHI IICll o r LONG w o o l s hell Ora age a i r e e l n e t . E. Ruth U r a u t __P a s t o r Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a. m. M orning Worehlp 11:00 a. m. Sunday C v s r l n g — Til* p. ra. Wsd. Bible Study _ 7:10 p. m. Cunquerors Meeting F riday .............- 7:10 p. re. Lutheran C hurch'bT Christ Methodist Christian Science l'entecostal Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak A t e . and Third 14. flr o v g r leevoll Jr. ____ P a st o r Th o m a s II. Makln _ A s s i s t a n t Morning W ors hip _ 1:44 a. m. Sunday S c h o o l ____ 1:12 a. m. Session Meetin g __ 10:42 a. m. Mornln* W orship 11:0* a. m. I'luneer F ello w sh ip 1:0* p .m . Senior Felloershlp - l o o p, m. E v e n in g W oreh lp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. l* rsysr S tr v le* 7:10 p.m. L .D .S . CHI Ill'll OF JES US CH RIST OF LATTER HAY PAINTS XJIft S. P ark Rlthop J. Mlsnlcy H o u sto n Priesthood M ealing 1:00 a.m. Sunday School _ 10:lo a. m. S a crs m s n t Meeting 1:00 p i n . Nazarene P IR S T CH URCH O P C H R IST P IR BT CHURCH SC4BNTIST OP T H E N A S A R E N B SS0 B a a l S a ta pd S te ea l W. Sag SL a t H s p l a A t * . Sunday S t r ' l c a A p a st o r S u n day School _ _ 11:00 a. re. Paul B leb s* S u n day S ch o o l _ _ _ 0:41 a. m. Bubjoet: •V h rlst J esus" Morning W o rs h ip t t : 4 t a. m. W ed nesday S erv let 1:00 p. re. Y u u l h ......................... 4 00 p. in. R tad ln s Roo m : (In Church E v a n g e l i s t i c Ser vice 7:00 p m. K dlflcet 1:10-4:10 Tuos. A Third Sunday k l a g ep tr a tlo a S:00 p. m. Thur*. TO LIST iftftjR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-26/7 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice laenten Services The Atc«ntiuu L u t h e r a n Church, located on Overbrook Dr. In Casselberry, will bold special mid-week Lenten Ser­ vice* each Wednesday night beginning at 7:30 p. m- cur. ducted by Pastor C. H. Zehnder live public i* invited to atteM each service. (IBIGINAL LAKE WALES MAIIFII IS. m 3 Gulag llvturning l.v. Sanlord 4:0#I’M Lv. l ake Wales 111:13 l*M l.v. Wlntrr I’ark 1:20 PM Ar. Kkalmmre 11:13 PM l.v. Ilrlindo 3:on|*M Ar. Ilrlsndu 1I:33'PM l.v. Kiaslmnirr 3-.:oPM Ar. Winter Park 11:3* PM Ar. Lake Main. R:20PM Ar. Sanford 12:20 AM ALL SKATS KKSKKVK1) Bound Trip Fare*. In> Imling transfrr in eark direction le ts rrn alaliun and Ihv-atrr, and choirv amphllheatrs arata: Frum Adult* Children 3 thru II Sanford S3.70 32.(3 WInter Park 4.R3 2.33 Orlando 4.70 2.73 Kisaininivv 4.70 2J3 Fur furlht-r inlurniatiun and rraervatiuna call »n) Atlanlir (ina>t l.inr Tlrkrl Ufflrc or TDEKDAY. I CO NSRROATIONAL CHRIST IA N CHURCH ( I'a llv d Churrh e f 4' hrlsll P ark Aveawe a l 3 l« k SI. 1:11 a. m. „ Church School ll:u 0 a. m. __ _____ __ Ser vice 0:10 p. m. _ Ch ristia n Youth M inistry l i s t . W a l t t r A lt. McPherson, P a sto r n i i a T Ch r i s t i a n c s r x c i L U T H E R A N CHURCH OP DISC IPLES OP C i m i l T T H B RB DERMKR 1 *07 R. S aafa rd Av*. toa w . is i a P la t a R se. W a y n * J o h n sto n P talor Sunday Sch ool _ _ 1:41 a. m. "Tha Church o f th# Lutheran Hour" an d TV "Thia Is Ih* Morn ing W a rs h ip 11:00 a. re. Uf*" Herbert W. Ooerts _ _ P a sto r Su n day Sch oo l ____ 1:11 a. m. W orship S srv lc * _ 10:11 a. re. CHURCH OP CH RIST oessrs Ralph Ilrsarsr Jr. *»a a * tll« l Rlbio S chool _ _ 10:00 a. m. M orn in g W o rs h ip 11:00 a. m. K v sn ln g W o r s h ip _ 7:1* p. re. ORACH METHODIST CHURCH W sd . P r a y s r S srv le * 7:10 p.m. Onora R d , a t W ood land At#.. Rsv. J o h n !L Hires, Jr. P a sto r PAOLA CH URCH OP CH RIST S u n da y Sch oa l _ _ 1:41 a. m. H i g h w a y 4S W e s t Morn ing W o rship 11:00 a. m. Morris l l u b y ____ E v a n g e l i s t M Y P ------------------------- «:t* p. m. mill* C l t t s t a _ 10:00 a. m. M orn ing W o rs h ip - 11:00 a. m. E v e n i n g W o rs h ip _ 1:00 p. m. I R E N E I R E ME THODIST U lb lt Class** W sd . 7:11 p.m. CHURCH CJfraa H e lg h te CHURCH OP CH RIST Rov. R a y a r e g o r y . Jr.. Pnotor L a a g w a a d . P la . S u n day Sch oo l _ _ 1:41 a. m. Lord's Day flsrvlcos 10:10 a m. Morn ing W orship 11:00 a. m. and 7:10 p.m. MT T .......... ................. . 0:10 p. m. Kve. W o r s h i p _____ 7:1* p. m. Wed. P r a y s r S o rtie* 7:10 p. m. UHI Hi l l OP CH RIST IBIS P a rk Avvaiaa Bart B r a w n ______ U v a n g s l l s t P I R 0 T .METHODIST CHURCH Sunday _ I 'S I* r a r b A t * . * HIM* Stu dy 10:00 a. m. Morn ing W orship 11:0» a. m. Jo h n T. Adam s Jr. _ Tastor Morning V V ’ ors hlp _ 1:10 a. m. K v s n l n g Ser vice _ 0:10 p m. Se* "llarahl o f Truth" 1 p m . Sunday S c h o o l ____1:41 a. m. Morn ing W orship 10:11 s. m. Hunday on Channel I U T " M e e t i n g s __ S i l t p. m. Tuesday (In i e r m s d l s t e . S tn l o rl Ladles B lb lt C la st 10:00 a.m. E v e n i n g W orship _ T i l l p. re. W ed n esd a y B l b l t C l a s t s * ____ 7:10 p. m. W llpon-E ichelberfer Mortuary Eunice I. WIUor sad Staff The American Oil Company I’rogretwive Printing Co. Wllcon-Maier Furnituie Co. J. M. Cameron and Staff SienntroHi Realty Ucrb bteaatrere and MUft B L A C K H IL L S P A SSIO N PLA Y ft I m W* Mary, Kla. Il*v. W. I . Holcomb*, P a * lop Sunday 1.-42 a. on ___ Hlbte Sch oo l 11:00 a. m. _ M orning W o r s h ip 7:0U in m. — K v sn ln g Servlca 7 *0 p m Wed. M id -W eek P ra y er Service* 7:10p. m. 1st Wed. M ission ary Kervlr* Congregational •it- lino c u t tu H Car. STth a a * Eire It. II. S n o w ... ................. P a st e r Hunday prhon l .... 1:41 a. m. M o ra in e W o rs h ip I f 70 a. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h ip _ 7:10 p. m. Tu -*. E v e n i n g You th P a r t i e s 7:** p. m M id -W eek S tr v lc * 7:30 p. m P illa r m i Hi H o r t i i i : n v sa r »;nm Church Of God a m . i a .x cm of the Tilth Anniversary Cele­ bration of the Womgn'a Mis­ sionary Union. Services will la- *|Kinsurrd by this group on the theme "If My people Pray," from 2 Chronicle* 7:14. Well planned aervlrea will Baptist lie conducted by Mr*. W. A. rt«»T b a pt ist r n m c i i >1* P a r k A v r a a a Cagle, p r o g r a m chairman, E. B. C h a a c t-----raster Mr*. A. J. Peterson, prayer Mnrnlng W o r s h ip — 1:41 a. m. 1:44 s. m c h a I r in a n, and Mra. Cecil Sunday Reheat Mornln* W o rship 11:0* Tuekrr, president. G r o u n d T r a in i n g Untun — * : l i p.a. m. in. work fot the*e services was E v e n i n g W o r s h ip .. 1 :lu p. W sd. t’r s y s r S srv lc * 7i 10 p. laid in the recent School of Missions which wus held at C C V T S I L BV P T 1 S T r J t t PCH the church whan claaaea were Car. 141b SI. 4k Oak A s * . P a a la r held for all ng* groups and a Oall B m l t h _______ Monday Sch ool _ _ 1:41 a. m. missionary speaker was pre­ Morn ing W o r s h ip 11:00 a. m. sented each evening during T r a in i n g U nion _ 1:11 p. m. E v e n i n g W or»hlp .. 7:10 p. m. the week. This was a church W sd . I T a y e r Hsrvlc* 7:10 p m . wide event and was wall at­ N u rs ery Open W T R R _ ------------------ T:l* P. re. tended. S u n day Nit* Ilroa deast Among the topics for which MT. I I AVOCX PIIIMITIVM prayers will be offered are B A P T IS T CHURCH Language Groups Within Our Xlth • ! . s a d I k ** • A s* . Pastor Borders, Juvenile Rehabilita­ C. T. Morris _ __ g u la r M s etln g 14:10 a. m. tion, Newly E s t a b l i s h e d Ilr (First Sundry) Churches, Mission Centers In Con feren ce ............. 7:10 p.-n. Downtown Areas of Our Cit­ i p rera d ln g N a tu rd sy ) Third S u n day 7:10 p. m. ies and other home mission J o t i l a r v l l l ____ Asa't P a st o r work of the denomination. S P E C IA L T R A IN 111 \IIE NORTH ORLANDO B A P T IS T CMAPRI. l * e N. P a lr f a * A sa . CHURCH OP fiOD uiiuyvni V. N. M aggard, c h a p s ! P a st o r D a d A P rea ch P a r k A s * , a a * 14lk at. S u n day S ch ool t i l l a.m. Garold !). t l s a t w r l g h t P atter T r a in i n g U n i o n ____ (:1 * p. m. C. C« D e e s __________ P.»stor S u n d a y S chool __ 0:41 a. m. Kun.lsy H. liool . >.«) a- m. W orship 11 a. m. 7sSO p.m. Morning W o rship 11:00 a. m. Morn ing VVorfhlo t l 0 * a. in. Wod. E v e n i n g P r s y s r 7:10 p.m. K v a n f t l l a l l c Serv. 7:10 p. m. E v e n in g W o rs h ip . . . 7 ** p. m T u *t. P r a y s r Bsrv. 7:10 p. m. K t.DRR SFRINOB B A P T IS T A T F Thun * 1 0 p. m Th urt . T e u n s Peop le Old l lrla a d a H I. a l M srtl* Wad. l' r a y s r b e r v t . s e 7:14 p.m. E n d e a v o r ----------7>I0 p. m. It. Ilam lllnn O rlftln _ P a st o r Hunday Sch ool _ _ _ »:4S a. m. Morn ing W o rship 11:0* s. m. T r a in i n g Union _ 1:10 p. m. PIN KCHK b t s s s f w n t . r K v s n l n g W orship _ 7:11 p. m. Alliance s ix r im n CUASI Uhl L. T. bhrppard. TA, ACL Bit Depet Phone FA 2-13IS Mr. sad Mrs. M. R. Strickland Mr. and Mra. Al WiDcm Mm. Appleliy’n Reataurant Lurillr and llarnld Applrby 113 N. Park Eckola Redding Company Mr. and Mra. L. F. Gamer Holler Motor Kalen Co. Kmreett Farrell A Staff Th* Kits Theatre I L a v a l a c e A E m p lo y * * # J. C. Penney Company C. L Kobinsua and Ereplsyeea Food Fair S to re* . Inc. (irurfs Hailey A Employees Sanford Atlantic National Hank Hoaard H. Iludgr* A Staff Southern Natural Gag John Dunn A buff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jiremy Crappa A Employees State Farm Innurance Compaaia Irving I. Pryor and R uff �0 * Pane 3—Fri. Mnr. 1, 1063 fta fa ril * * SPECIAL GUESTS for the fifth anniversary celebration of Longwood’s F irst Pentecostal Church were Kev. and Mrs. D. J. Cnrnley and daughter, Deneice. of Alaska. With them a t right is Kev. E. ltuth Grant, pastor of thu church. (Herald Photo) Probes Longwood Church Has AF Jet Crash Fifth Anniversary lly Donna Ivulra The First I ' n i U ' C t n i a l Church of Lookwood cviebiutcd ifi, Fifth Anniversary at a picnic held on the church grounds lust Sunday in con­ junction with the r e g u l a r Rally of Section Two of the Ladies Auxiliary. Members of the Longwood I.tidies Auxil­ iary provided the picnic sup­ per. Guests of honor were Itcv. and Mrs. D. J. Cnrnley and their daughter, Deneice. |{ev, Cnrnley is presently on fur­ lough from Alusku where he is pastor of u Pentecostal Church. Deneice is supported by Circle A of thu Section Two Ladies Auxiliary. The Cnrnleys expect to re­ turn to Alaska to resume their duties at (he end of Mulch, Vicar Expresses Appreciation To Supper Workers Hv Donna Estes Pr. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of Christ Church Epis­ copal, Longwood, this week publicly expressed apprecia­ tion to all those attending the Fried Steak Dinner and to those serving at 'the Parish Hall last Saturday evening. A spectnl word of apprecia­ tion went to Mrs. Ralph Stev­ ens who promptly took over duties of Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, c o - c h a i r m a n of the Churehwomen’s C o mmi t t e e for the supper, when she was hospitalized with Asian flu. The vicar extended congrat­ ulations to Mrs. Edward C. Kuhn, chairman, for her tire­ less efforts in planning the evening and to Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Mrs. Joel White, Mrs. A, Pittman, Mrs. Herbert J. Thompson and Mrs. Chailes Morrison, committee mem­ bers, for their help In making the event such a success. Fr. Jarvis had special words of thanks also for Hcrninn Schimming und his committee of vestrymen who did the clean-up job and dishwashing. Adams Balks At Budget Cut AVON PARK Iurn — An Air Force board of inquiry began an investigation today into the crash of an Air Force FIDS Thundcrchief supersonic Jet fighter at the Air Force bombing and gunnery range hrre Wednesday. Killed in the crash was LI. Col. Marion C. Kelt* of the Fourth Organizational Main­ tenance Squadron. . TALLAHASSEE (UPI) • Secretary of State T o m Adams balked Wednesday at Gov. Farris Bryant's 3231,000 cut in Adams’ prnpusrd bud­ get for the rommg two years. Adams charged that the governor's recommendations were made in an "arbitrary rather than an objective man ncr." Pavilion Set Hoffman Resigns Dr. Oswald H o f f m a n , Construction of the Hilly Graham Pavilion at the Now speaker on The Lutheran York World’s Fair, scheduled Hour for the past eight years, to begin March 1, will be will resign June 30 as public completed by Nov. 1. .Nearly relations director of The Lu­ 50,000 square feet in size, the theran Church Missouri Sy­ pavilion will be enclosed by nod to devote full time to tho an octangular garden wall to worldwide radio mission. provide a quiet, relaxed at­ mosphere throughout the sur­ Teachers To Meet Hickson, Harold Unger, Joy rounding area. There will bo a meeting of Wester, Linda Moliti, Sonja the Sunday School teachers of Wester, Ralph Unger. Roger Kirci in the U. S. caused the Ascension Lmhern Church Crocker. Mrs. Frances Wester jievcre burns lo l.R million of Casselberry at tbe church mid Rev. and Mrs. i'll Icy. j Thursday at 7:3o p.m. persons during 1902. Westminster Youth Groups Make Caravan To Stetson lly Prance* Wester The youth Westminster Fel­ lowship grqMps of the Com­ munity Prcpbytvriun Church of Lake Maty nml the Presby­ terian Church of llpsula muds a caravan to Stetson Univer­ sity in IH-Lund last Sunday evening t« hear Dr. Warren Jones, head of the Psychology Dept., speak on the subject of the choice of one’s life work or vocation. The startling fart that one out of every three persons ends up a square peg in a round hole was brought out in a letter sent out by pastor, Kev. John I’illry, to eucli of llio members before the meet­ ing. "Wo can beat those odds if we begin timing high school to guilt some real insight into our Cliristiun faith, ourselves, mid our world," said Itcv. I’il­ lry in planning the trip lo Stetson for that purpose. Tho program opened with group singing of liuee fellow­ ship songs led by Joy Wester, Thu scripture win read by lluiold linger followed by prayer. Itcv. Pillcy Introduced Dr. Jones. Dr. Jones turned his pro­ gram for the evening into un open fluur discussion, lie led the group in n thorough pro­ voking endeavor to have ths youth find out their own ideas and beliefs. He challenged the group to do everything they could to broaden their horizon, rather than narrow it. lie ad­ vised them to try to open many doors for the future, rut her than make decisions now that close doors. “Most of us arc operating fur below our potential," he suid. “ We all have ability to do anything we want lu do i( we mukc up our mind. Mak­ ing the right decision is the hunt palt. If we widen our in­ terests and activities now it will help us open doors to whut might be unknown and wanderful possibilities in the future.” Following the program tho group made u tour of the cam­ pus and through soma of the college buildings. Those attending from Upsulu were Mike Mcllenrcy, Faye Karnes, Lois Karnes, Judy English, Doris l.uke, Jimuiy T h o in p s o it, Scott Ihumson. C r a i g Thomson, Sammy Fitzgerald. Mrs. Lucy F'ilzgci aid, Mr. and Mrs. J. !L Thornton and George I'elold. Those making the trip from Lake Mary were Earl Rob­ erts, David Scott, Cathy Gehr, Marcia Coleman. Raymond Lusk, Terry Rucklew, Dianne fV NIGHT IOWLI open un rowifiHTi W H EN : Tonight, Mar. 1st, 9 P. M .-1 2 P. M. W HERE: B R IT T ’S W HO: All You Nite Owls. W H Y: To Let All You Nite Owls Get The Best Of Buys. . . . T H E L A T E R IT GETS T H E BETTER THE PRICE! Mr*. bury Nowlin. I fork!* Power & Light Hume Eronntnint to demonstrate rtertrlral apptlanrea and serve free raffee, ham and Mvrulla. * # # * V * * # # -h ★ £ 2 3 " GE Television Model 720X211 • Daylight Blur Plrlure * Up Front I'lUilrnL V Wide liangr ('tin.ul Sound Speaker NITE OWL SPECIAL Clothes Dryer BIG 10 lb. CAPACITY • • • Cunt rolled Timer CiMding Cycle After Drying 113 or 230 Volt 9 - I 0 P .M .$ |Q ^ 9 5 i» -u p . m . HAliKl'TA HOME HENBFIT Fund is $26.1 ,r> richer from the skating party Benefit put on by thu DCT Club of Seminole High School. Hero Mina Judy Van Winklo of tho DCT accepts, u check from Hittk Manager S. J. Iieat for the amount of the ticket sales. (Herald Photo) >i « m i « i $9 9 ^ WITH ATTACHMENTS 9*10 P. M. 53 4 " H I U N IV E R S A L Hair Dryer N ite Owl Special Mrtdrl Wins Similar To Hlu»!ralion 9 10 P. M. $1588 10- 11 P.M . 11- 12 P. M. GE Stereo Console • t Speed Chanarr for 7-10 ft 12" Itreorda • Dual Channel Amplifier • Genuine Hardwood Cabinet ft Diamond Ntjlua In Ceramic Cartridge INTIUCACJKS OF publishing a daily newspaper were outlined to stu­ dent* of Mia* Meryle Huddnwuy'* third grade class at West Side Grammar School when they visited The Herald plant Wednesday afternoon. Each pupil received a copy of The Hcrahl as it roiled hot off the press. Accom­ panying Miss lladdawny and thu class were Mrs. J. L. Greonc, Mrs. A. E. Greene uud Mrs. Shun Winn. (Heruld I’hoto) * MARCH 1 s t - 9 p. m. to 12:00 p. m. 127” 9-10—1 Free Record 10- 11—3 Free Records 11- 12—5 Free Records �* rte- A Look At Ourselves Soipa obaerverg of American life *ay we upend too much time in stock­ taking and are too self-critical. Certainly we all talk a lot. But mixed in with the criticism is plenty of shouting about the greatness of America. If the balance seems wrong, it could be that our pro-Am­ ericanism dwells less on our virtues than on the dangers and weaknesses of our enemies. Even with all our self-scrutiny, It Is not clear th a t we do a very good job of taking stock. We know wc have some bad flaws. Crime and corruption are ram ­ pant ; wo turn out too much careless, shoddy work} we have let our big cities fall, generally, Into a curious crumbling cnaos; we bury some of our knottiest problems — like edu­ cation, health and unemployment — in n great avalanche of words. Yet, while we acknowledge those as shortcomings, we do not conslstcntly exhibit the kind of concern th at lends to effective nctlon. Wc have made the lack of caring nlmost a way of life, We have made the ex­ cusing lack of failure nearly a sci­ ence. In a mntlor of crime, for example, we can't get sufficiently aroused to halt the flow of deadly weapons Into the hands of brutalized or emotion­ ally disturbed persons — especially Juveniles. Often wc cull car stealing "bor­ rowing" instead of whnt it Is. In slums and fashionable suburbs alike, we concoct a staggering array of ex­ cuses to justify not punishing trans­ gressors. But a criminal law without Political penalties might as well invite its own violation. Some suggest th at American life today Is increasingly like a great gla­ cier, whose sheer size and weight forces a human conformity that deadens Initiative, robs us of heroes and the example of high perform­ ance they can give us all. Too ntdny Americans in their pub­ lic aspect lack dignity and a sense of responsibility of the sort befitting a proud people. They park their cars badly, de­ priving others of space. They do not even accomodnte graciously to the presence of other persons, but In­ stead block stairs and doorways, monopolize a sidewalk, noisily dom­ inate a room shared by many. Clerks at magazine stands, In book and record stores shudder at the daily descent of some members of the "public,” for they lenve be­ hind them a clutter of rumpled mag­ azines. crinkled book pages, and scuffed records. They "use" but do not buy. One could fill a book with the horror tales of work badly done, whether It be original, repair or maintenance effort. The "cxcusers" say it was always like this, that things only seem worse now because the absolute num­ bers involved are greater. Some parts of history tend to support this notion, But history ntso shows that nations and civilizations do slip bndly and sometimes fatally. Are our shortcomings "normal" or are they marks of decline? There’s s problem the critical stocktakers have hardly touched. Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic Helen Fuller Says A Senate Establishment? WASHINGTON — One of the softest spoken gentlemen In the U. 8. Senate la current­ ly treating hla colleague* to aome of the lougheit talk bean) at the Cnpftol In yeara. Joreph S. Clark, tha wenlthy aristocrat from Pa., la saying from the Senate floor what even aome of hla fellow liberal Democrats only whlaper In private. Senator Clark cite* names, dates and places to document the charge that there is a ■mall “Establishment," aa ha ralla It, that runa Uio Senate. Tha “aolf-perpituating oligar­ chy," Clark declarsi, la ablo to retain its power because the Congreas operates under an obeolaU and archale eetup of rulea and procedural. Con­ servative! call this complaint sour grape*. In a Senate speech last week Senator Clark told what ha had learned aa an Inalder on tha Democratic Steering Committee about how the “Estaldlihmenta" operates. Thera are a number of states, the 1'eunaylvania Senator explain­ ed, which Inevitably and al­ ways return to the Senala members of one party, (ft would not have been consid­ ered polite In the Senate tn coinn right out and aay be meant Southern Democrats.) Ilcrau*e of the custom of hon­ oring seniority with choice committee assignments and other prerequisites, those who have been In the Senate long­ est have the committee chair­ man posta and aa surh have control over favor* and deter­ mine who shall be selected to places of leadership. These are all nice men, nnd his friends, Clark hastened to say. They Just have to much power In hla opinion, i'urtkuh.i i>- now, when hla friend, John F. Ken­ nedy, la President. Matter Of Fad M cailri Is an epidemic dis­ ease of world wide distribu­ tion occurring In any com­ munity in outbreaks at In­ tervals of two to four year*. In each outbreak almost all persons who have never pre­ viously had the disease ac­ quire it. OUT OUR WAY Peter Edson If Spring Comes— Can Mao Be Far Behind? Unfortunately for the Presblent, Clark's research shows, a majority of the members of tho controlling "Katabllshment" are by and lar/e op­ posed to tha Kennedy pro­ gram. Tha two-third majority of Democratic Senators who are Kennedy men are represented sparsely, If nt nil. In the "EsUhliehment," Senator Clnrk says. This may arcount for the fact that Kennedy la hav­ ing so hard a time getting hla program through thn Congreaa, I.lbernl Democrats h a v e B a k ed ’ the President to lead a move to overturn the “ Estab­ lishment,” aa Woodrow Wil­ son did In 1918. Whan converstives in their party opposed Wilson's platform promises, Wilson's aupportera staged a revolt In the party caucus In Congress. They voted to set aside tha seniority system in tho Senato. In two years they e n a c t e d most of the Wilson policy planks into law—tha Federal R i s s r v i System among others. The purpose of Senator Clark's pointed speeches In the Senate now U to start President Kennedy thinking about the possibility of try­ ing to repeat what Wilson did In 1018 If Kennedy la elected again In IBf.4. CASE 0-471: Jsckle was a baby crow, belonging to the children of Spike McGrath, talented athletic roach at Washburn High School, In Chicigo. The McGraths made a perch for him In tlw base­ ment. But It would away hark and forth till Jackie got sea­ sick and actually vomited. So they had to place him In ■ box and hand feed him tilt he got a little older. Jackie then became a mem­ ber of the McGrath family nnd apparently believed he was a human being. When Mri. McGrath would be weeding her garden, Jack­ ie would walk along bcsldo her and pull weeds In tlw next row. loiter In the summer, as she was searching for tomato worms, Jackie would also take one row at a time and cock his head from side to side till lie saw a big green tomato worm. Then he'd pick It off the tomato leaves and drop it on the ground. When Spike would lake a walk In the evening, Jackie would accompany him, Juat like a dog, and walk along at hla aide. But Jackie was like moat pel crowi In having a fond­ ness for colorful objects. And Jackie's greatest weak­ ness seamed lo be the rubber rings that serve as washers where you fasten a garden hose to the faucet. When the neighbors would go out to sprinkle their lawns, tlictc rubber rings were likely lo be missing. For Jackie would steal them and take them up to the roof where he kept hi* trea­ sures In the caves trough. And when Spike would get into hh auto each morning to head to irltool, Jackie would sit on the radiator rap and sold on till Spike had (he car up to U miles per hour. Other motorists were aur* prised to tee the hlg black crow serving as a radiator cap. At about 33 miles per hour, Jackie would let go of the radiator cap and fly upward. Then he’d return home. One day tie accompanied (lie children (o school and even entered the classroom. The teacher had to tele­ phone Mrs. McGrath to come and get Jackie. So she drove over in the car and parked bcsldo tho window. The teacher then opened Hie window and Mrs. Me* Grath called, so Jackie obed­ iently flew out and Inside the car, where be perched on Mrs. Grath'a shoulder. She drove home with Jackie sitting there, white other mo­ torists looked on In surprise. Jackie would also accom­ pany the McGraths to Cham­ paign to visit Spike's paronta. He'd stay In the car with the three McGrath children. And when they'd stop to get sodas, Jackie used his own straw and sipped soda with one o( the youngsters. In fact, Jackie thought he was a human being, so he even ignored wild crows nnd never attempted to join them. Hut the McGrilhs had to have a baby sitter for Jackie so they finally took him to one of the state parks where the caretaker's wife said slic'd he happy to offer Jackie a home. So when you read the early hook about "Tarzan It the Apes” or the so-called “ wolf boy" of India, don't think surh tales are too far-fetched. Animals and birds, if rear­ ed from Infancy in a human environment, apparently think they era memtiers of the hu­ man race, so maybe the re­ verse holds true. WASHINGTON- (NTA) — The lath Congress Is now nearly two months old. But in the words of House m ajor­ ity leader Carl Albert of Okla­ homa, "H hasn’t Jelled yet." E verj session of Congress is different, he explains. You hare to wait till It gels or­ ganized and settles down to business before you cm get the feel of It and make any predictions or even guesses on what It might do. Some of the element* shap­ ing up the record which this Congress will eventually make are out in the open, however, and are worth keeping In mind. For ooe thing, the President has sent about a dozen messages to Congress and there are more to come. Most important of the lot Is the tax message. It is at the top of the White House “ must" list for action this session. And it la the one thing that can keep the Con­ gress on the job for a long session, which this one pro­ bably will be. There seems to be little enthusiasm in Congress or out for tax reform. Without tax reform there will have lo be cither a reduced tax cut or considerable reduction of government spending. There ia no indication yet how economy-minded this Congress is going to be. There is some realization that a tax cut smaller than the one recommended by the President cannot accomplish his objective of stimulating employment, reducing unem­ ployment. With ao many controversial Issues In the President's tax plan to fight over, It is doubt­ ful if a tax bill can be pass­ ed before Labor Day. Other legislation, including an In­ crease in the national debt limit, will be whatever can be passed between or after the tax bill bailies. Nobody seems lo know just how bsdly the President wants his vast programs for medical care of the aged, general and mental health measures, everything In tho omnibus aid to education m es­ sage, the youth programs, the farm programs. The mental retardation and National Service Corps pro­ posals are the only really new applei in the barrel. All the othera have been taken “(p h s d k j. O t t ' K l U KAKMKB ■IIIKI.BY J . SJBABT S o ciety e d i t o r Class ld rd » l » n . * . r WOT IIIUOIftNttTIIAN TMAVK V O L T O U H B f e a t u r e E d ito r Circu lation l i a n a * er P R E l) W EI.I.I Maclianlcal Huj.t. Barbs m ates m o DE JANEIRO. Brazil (LTD — The Brazilian navy sent two destroyers from tha port of Recife today, beaded for b French fleet off the coast In the growing "lobster war” between the two coun­ tries. A spokesman in Recife s a i d the destroyers Parana and I'urn were heading for the watere off tin coast of Rio Grande do Norte, where a French carried, a cruiser nnd two destroyer* were reported spotted Wednesday. Adm. Pedro Huznno, Brazil­ ian naval minister, said tha navy intercepted French radio messages which Indicated the ulrrraft carrier Clemenceau, the cruiser De Grasse nnd the destroyer Cassard were "half­ way between France nnd Brazil.'' Compare . . . Our I<owcr Monthly laatallmenU On New Car Financing Current Inttr-sl Rate A LOW UP TO 14 MONTHS TO PAY MEMBER F.D.I.C. 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Sincerely, the medical tlaff'a modern equipment lor a complete dia­ Ernest Bolick, Jr. gnosis of the patients condi­ Pastor. tion, and finally the careful Good Shepherd control of diet a t prescribed Lutheran Church by the physician. If )he AMA has a rating fur hospital* U should be 100'"* for Seminole Memorial. My personal thanks goes lo Charlie Morrison of the Florida Chamber of Commerce. The Greeting lUv. Grover Sewell and Mist L. Caldwell of the First Pres­ Service, Inc. byterian Church for their kind vlalliTo ell the ataff at Seminole A cordial welcome in Memorial who In any way brought to you from lo­ were affected on my behalf cal merchant* and civic my very grateful thanka. organization* Sid Summerfleld Daytona Beach, Fla. Sanford Herald Attention; Mrs. Dorothy ny llal Cochran M ew s Wellsery My Mall Higginbotham A beauty shop in an eastern S e m la e le C e a s t y All OtBev city waa closed after SO yeara. Dear Dottic: H e w*«k It-** * Vear | ! l . t « I Year * l.»u • U o n tlie I.TI I M o n th s I appreciate the flue man­ Lack of permanent work. M l) I llo a lh e 1.01 I Months ner la which you glrancd the l.»e 1 Month l . t a 1 Month gj, a P o sta l R e g u la t io n s provide t h a t all nail su b s c r ip tio n s ha Eight woman got divorces eiaenca from my Civitan adpaid lu adva nce. and alimony In one day In an dreai. TbD ia good Journalizm E n tered a t etcu nd claae m a i l e r October IT. 1(1* a t tha Poa t IlUaole city—getting richer by end that ia something that D O l l l i t a t Sanford , Florida, u nder the Act a f Congra ts o ( March. very acarcc these days. decreet. The l lera td It a inrm brr o f the Un ite d Preaa w h ich la e n t i tl e d 1 might say that I have bad e n l u t l t e l ) lo tha nee for r. p u h lic a llo n o l all lha lo c a l Bows Christmas a e a • o n: when quite a number of comments printed In title new spaper . people ware long on spending because of your article and Nu p e r l o f a n y m alarial, notra or a d v ertisin g , o f Oils edition I'm happy that 1 didn't mod­ o f T h e Hanford Harold m a y bo reprod uced In a n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ and abort on monty. out w r i t t e n porntltelun o f t h e p u b lis h er of Th e H erald. Any ify my epeech Just became Individual o r firm reeponalbla f o r l u s h reproduction w i l l ha Careless driven have pro­ you were there. 1 a* Id it Juat rooald tred aa I n frin g in g on Tho Herald's co p y rig h t en d will held lia b le for d a m a g e a under th e l o t , . Published dally oacept vided tha answer to what la aa I had it outlined and 1 H a lu rd s), Sunday a n d Cbrltlm aa ; p u b li s h .d Satu rd ay prscss Ulug feel the effect la rafreahlng the dangerous age. Newt Christmas. etiR ai'M iprioa Nations Near Lobster War Nothing compllmenta a home more than the correct netting. To The Editor fcmtforti Ife ralb get more projects approved. It would be no surprise If Congress extends this pro­ gram on Its own. In general, this congress Is sized up as being a little more liberal than the last session. But the division is still so close that many cliff­ hanging votes are expected on the more controversial Issues. Liberals from both parties In Senate and House are cla­ moring for some action to modernize congressional pro­ cedures to speed legislative action and shorten the ses­ sion. No such action is ex­ pected this year, however. Unless some of the all-powerful chairmen of existing commltlees are recruited to this cause, no progress la expect­ ed at all. ✓ F Letters Editor: Recently 1 was confined to the Seminole Memoriel Hos­ pital for elective surgery. My •tay of ■ days convinced me you have one of the finest hospitals in the South. From the time of entrance to my release everyone aremod de­ dicated to make my a ta j plea­ sant and comfortable. Cleantncsa aretnrd para­ mount everywhere. A tireless nursing staff, orderly visita­ tion periods, the quiet calm of the early morning and late Pngu -I Snnford, Florida Friday, March 1, 1063 evening, Use almost complete absence of smoking, ao essen­ a s i.T iiii a. oiKUiw, Kim-oK a m . r i M u iim a tial to surgery patients, the I.SHHt VlillSIlMI. (COW-VMI) II. UHISHOLD S U n a a l n a *MHor A d v ertto la e i n r e c t o r work of the Womans Auxil­ J | , IIv H I X I . S J A M B U BMOKMAKUa ary for providing the dally County e d i t o r Uuslnsta l l a a e g s r Notebook from the freezer to whieh they were consigned after Congress Ignored them last session. If the President Is merely polishing them off again to make the record of hla re ­ quests look good, that’s one thing. If he really wants them and will make a fight for them, that's something else. Even so, there are many grave doubts th it measures like the medicare plan under Social Security, or the aid tor only public primary and secondary schools, can be passed this year. The White House so far baa ahown no enthusiasm for new labor legislation. Public clamor for action has subsid­ ed a little, following settle­ ment of the martime strike. But a new wave of railroad ■trikes or shutdowns In the steel or rubber Industries where contracts run out this spring and summer could kindle congressional concern and initiative in ihia field. Congress has a bear by tha tail in the two million supplemental appropriation Presi­ dent Kennedy has requested to complete the $900 million Accelerated Public Worka pro­ gram this year. It was Intended to be a onc-shot em er­ gency measure to relieve un­ employment in 1.200 depress­ ed areas, Some 2.900 local project* were approved in 900 areas, hut there Is a backlog of ap­ plication! for another billion dollars' worth of projects for which no funds are available. Area Itedcvelopmcnt Admin­ istration, in charge of the pro­ gram, has had lo stop pro­ cessing applications from MO areas |o concentrate available funds In the 210 areas hardest hit. This has built up a trem­ endous pressure in Congress from local communities to r* rv v w - - CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Building Our Specialty S h o B M a k tU l Custom General Office 811 W. 26th St. FA 2-3103 Bale* Office FA 2-7495 STENSTROM REALTY, SALES AGENTS �. / *• *. Lake Monroe Jottinns . . . A t M iTI?r e l o d e e frnnfurft ftrralft Fri. Mnr. 1, 19GH—Fatre 5 Show To Wrap-Up Hears DriveI Mrs. II. L. J«hn*un Good afternoon. Its the same Heart Month iu Seminole with the most donations to the elty arts that will demon­ I?enr> I.avender as her es thing as b i t week. I don't County will wind up Sunday Heart Fund will be crowned strate their talents and abil­ cort; \ | i s Linda Le> will * know if its good or had with the annual skating show the HK13 tjtieen, by last year's ities , The show i* being di­ have Te\ Woodruff; Miss Of course i a in talking about Donna Markov has chosen rected by Miss Rest. and coronation at Melodee queen, Mis* Shc.il.i Rest. the weather. Itain and more Tommy Cohli anil Miss NyThe gaily costumed musical The si\ queen candidates rain -and more rain. When Skating Rink on Onora Road skat rig show, under the title include Miss Barbara ban­ leene Albers will he accom­ wilt it ever end, being such when one of sis pretty young of "Dearie, Do You Remem­ ner, who will lie escorted tiy panied b\ Tom IVesl. had weather? . . . Sa sorry Seminole High School girls All piuccctl* of tile >how ber When?" will begin at H Harold l nger Miss Rena that so many good people are will be crowned "ijnccn ol p ill , with jo young skaters McKenzie. who will he escort­ pit lo the llearl Fund, inehul ill. The old flu hug ha* get .si the area east in skits, song ed by Jimmy Page; Miss inj Hinds raided hy flu* queen Hearts." so many. 'Iary Oglesby let candidate* hy their own elit get l*er. She has been real Tickets to the show will be and dance numbers and nov­ Sandy Get man. who will have forts such as haktm; cakes, ill. T tliink she Is better now available at the door of the shining shoes, washing cars lliotig i Sure glad of it. * • • link, and voting jars will Ik* and planning parlies. Then Oga Hunter decided to el.ised at ti p m. Tellers from A sirei.il feature of the tel it bite hi r. Sifter Alice the Florida Slate Rank will skate show will he Ihr apNurdgrcn w'-<» has been stay, llcrlv rt Damon •ilorbic'* anti u n d e *. count the money, and the girl peararue of lieru lltirll. skatint with Olga and Kb says W eeks, 31, Uicil at Sem in ole Funeral service* will Ik* in« professional of the lltirllOlga has been a very sick Memorial Hospital Thur^J:iy. held at 3 p, m. Saturday at tone Hmk ut Oeal.i. gal too. I know that she real He w as Iw rn Oel, 12, 19*11 tlriftMin Funeral Home with !y has to he slek to make her in S in fsird am i had 1l\etl here llev. I red It, Chatter of the AKT HUOWN stay in bed. Get well quick all his life. He m ade hi» home First Haphfti iliu rth olaiiat Olga as we have to finish n :s r n»NTimi# in«. at 2SIHI P a lm e tto Ave. our plan* tor the coming Trrmilm \ Other Pest a S u r v iv o r s Include liis p a r ­ llurial will Ik* in Oaklawn Fashion Show that the Mon­ (•. Memorial Park. Hri»snn Fun­ In New Y ork T ln ir*d u y. i ents, M r. and M rs. S l!f»0l l#AIM\ UK. roe Home Uemonslaliuti C ub price* fur FPwi.la cab bage W eeks, one brother, K a rl, all eral Home i s iu cliarm* ol SAM-OUI) is spon-oring. * * Since we were s lig lilly lower a l 2.7S ol San ford , and se veral aunt> a r r a n g e m e n t . are talking about the show .MISS b.iliA liA ill..**, tjtteoti of Heart* in IOft! 3.25 per crate, m ostly 3.(10 every one will be wel­ carries a heavy role in this year’s Heart Show sm a ll red type w as 2.50. C e l­ come to come and see It, being staged Sunday at H p.m. at the Melodee ery w as aboul unchanged, This will be on the 28llt of Skate liink for llie lionefit of the Heart Fund. with crate* of 2 In 4 d.i/en March, And It will feature Miss I’est. a versatile skate-dance performer, ran gin g from 3.50-4.00 C h in ­ dresses that have been made who will he seen in several numbers is also direct­ ese cab b a ge sold for 2 .Vifrom Hales Disciplined 1’rints ing tile show. Costume designs. sellings, prop* 2 75 per crate, w ith a few and will come from the Mi­ a* high as .100. Km live and choreography for the hip show ail hear her lady’s Shoppe of Fine Fabrics. brought 1.75-2.25 per crate. touch, too. Kill ire proceeds of the show go to And don't forget loo that the iliosU y 2 eo. and escaru le w as the Heart Fund. (Herald Photo) Shoppe is having a Fashion 1.50-2.(81. m nslly 1.75 2.M) d ig Contest along with ours fea­ lloslu n lyin’ lettuce in cr.ilc* turing dresses that women <>f 21 beads w as 3.25 3 50 a ril all over the county are mak­ Itum aine p rices were all Hilly ing. The material for these higher Ilian W ednesday at 3.00 dresses has to nunc from tbi* 3.50 per r ra lc . Curly p arsley i store. So lie sure and go hriitigli! 3 .00 3.25 per crate nf down ami get your material 5 dozen hunches, and plain ami get those outfits made w as :t on l ini Fairitla spinach Keep the 28th slay of March The m onthly m eeting o f the o f sU u n lc** »te.d rookw nre Is s o ld -fo r 3 mi per bushel b a s ­ free on your calendar so you can attend the show. * • * iteMr lathe H om e D e m ou stin - 11*V I " ' 1 spot t t ut often jippcnr*. ket. m u stard green* were Visiting with Mrs. Georg' tion t .... WO» held T ues lay A .lum Jnu....... . - mny I c . lenn- slig h tly w eaker at 20112.25 ,, ed by u s in g cl emu o f ta r ta r and turnip |ups were u n c h a n g­ Pittman and sons. Gary an l 1<.c u in g nl tin (ionic of, M i* . water. ed at 2.UU-2.25 Pepper* were David, are Mrs. Fanny Coop A la n \Y en tw u rlh on l.ake and , , , ,, A new clean in g peooa. i ill*- sL glilly stronger with bushels er and Mrs. Klla Slide o Vienna and Parkersburg, VV Asla-i- l nvle w illi M is * M y r - ,-uM ,d w.is M etal C lean that o f C alifo rn ia wonder !>]*• Va. 1 know that they will cn tie Wilson, ugclit, ns guest mnmuloicdy banishes the ae- b rin gin g 7 1*0 s 00 (dr large im islly 7.50 8 1X1 ,ynd cum ulated stain s on often ns- sizes, joy their stay down here speaker and d t-inon * 1 rat or. sm a lle r size* ru nn ing as low M is s W iI-o n ’s subject w as eil pots and puns. May he someone ought to pot A sid e front pots and pans. a* I ixi ll.idislii * were steady some Florida sand in their " W h n l ’s New in P o ls and shoes and they will want to Pans." .slii> disp laye d a v illi- M i* s W ilso n u ige d Unit home- with baskets u( 21 bushels stay on here, • • * Another ety o f con kin g utensils w ith M a k e rs slock canned Roods selling for 1 25. and 30 (t-oi ill lady out this way is Mrs. tin- new ’le sio n Interior. W it h and n|>|>i"nriiUc ite m s for film b a g* at 75e lo 1 25 most Ann (C arli MeWorler of tip- these liew c o o k in g finislies it |mssiti)e alo in le emei gem-y. ly 1 ix). W ater tre ss w as 20 " I ' " evplalned liovv t>> 22i per bunch. sail Hoad. I hear she is much is m lvisalde to u-e the (.'..atlc In Central Florida Wednes­ improved now. t hat is grand or WihhIvII s p a t u l a eotiiliiR s t o i c Miluatde w a t e r in p la stii day, celery price* were imAlso Ulhtl Todd has been with the utensil. M cu cl...... . t a I u e i s and to missing! school because of a Ah iim harsh or abrasive change the water every few cbanged. Crates of t! fi dozen were 3 ?S. I dozen were 3IXJ Iion! with the mumps. Hurry tivaiiei may he used, alter a weeks, A run down of ujH-oming and lar er sizes progressiveback Ktnel. * * * Wilson and good soaking, tile pot will lower with 1*j dozen site L'tean Coleman had at their come e leal I easily with spang- I date* fur Home Ihnnm.Htiiiselling at l 75. Crates of 21 guests at their home Iasi jin*, tion aelivities was reported by week. I.Tcaiis mother. Mrs Miss Wilson also pointed Mis* Wilsoii ul the l ouviusiun celery hear!*, film wTapped, breuxli! l i i Cabbage «old Anna Hawls. and her sister. out that the one distiilviiuli.gu "f her talk, Mrs. Kv clean Powell, and i lie buxines* meeting vmis for 2.25 per el ale aild 2 on per Kvclcan's daughter, Mrs. Itun la-ld pi eroding tlie program 50 lb. sack Small red lype Kci'y. and daughters, Debbie W'illi VIi *. Raymond Jackson, brougln 2 1x1 per crate. Kn and I. ri. Anna is from I-ike pri id. ut . in chill go. A to- ilive and esi a role were about Wales and sister Kvelean and .nime of the recent Meat steady at IPX) a erale and daughter are from l.ake School in Kimfrml was re­ parsley was also mu bang ’ll Wales. LT.can said the was counted by Mrs. It u s s i - II al 2.(ki. Carrots were a bit I lower, selling for 2.10 per so lost when ’they returned Loomis. home. Talking about the Mrs. I.uomis was nppointed mesh sack of tx 1-11* film bags. Radishes were steady Colemans, what ft lids I to art us safety ciuiirmnli and at 75c per basket, mustard heard about someone going Mrs. Karl Howell ns home A drive to obtain Mood is greens were 1.50 a bushel and bird hunting (or something l being sponsored by the Fleet ninnug*,-menl chnlriuan. turnip tops were 1.25. and shot HIS gun hut, the Reserve Association, u n d e r Tins program for I lie March Shipment* from Florida gun was empty?. I have the chairmanship of Chet Ma • meeting will lie "Tho Proper Wednesday included: celery heard ol everything now. Can rek. Wednesday from 2 to tt Ironing Method*" under tin- rail 21. truck 23; cabbage, you imagine a game hunter put . at III,. F led deserve din-elton of Mi*. William G. rail 0. truck 57; cscorole, going hunting and not even I'm politer, member of tho Bldg on Seminole Bird, The April lGlh day of reckonuiR (and reckoninfi and re-reckoning) ia rapidly rail 2. truck tl; lettuce, rail have a shot gun shell in the Tile Rloodmobilc will be club. A leprescnlalivo of the none, truck t; and -adishes gun. Wonder what Wilson approaching. . . brinKing with it tho cuHtoniary frantic figuring and painful present fur Hie drawing and County Chuptcr of the Ainer- m ill, truck 7. would have done If that big all donor* will be served re- ii'lill Red Cross nl*o will be payments. Reddy offera two miggost ionn UmL will help you cut your tax mibblack bear said HOOT • • * (reslunent* of barbecued present to discus* "W ater Jam es Wakefield and Eddie Hlantinlly. hamburgers "with all the .Safety," stressing iniillt.ll to Harper were among the High luuuth resiiaeitution. trimmings " M l I I I I Ml * I I I! School Science Club members After the business meeting Xnti*'.< I* Iiit H'H'' k.I'M m1 Hi stt Donors are re minded that going over to the Planetar­ ■*11411 1 to 11nf» fid.*! i1»-i-r#»* M-fiesliiiient* were served by 1(•in they are not lo eat anything «f f'*r« * I **ur^ 4 k * f l «•«!»• »*nlrrium in Orlando Saturday. the hoste-ss. .1 fn | 'if iiqimIImic til They reported a very inter­ four liours before donating, The Maivli meeting will he ih f (*lr* nil •‘■ dirt in 1 ml f*tr I*l'»r lilu, r.i "#• esting afternoon. * • * Supper and they will be well repaid held at Hie home of Mi*. S ml (ns]** •l**f 1s**t miniH im- r 13 * 16 , t h w nr»hy the serving ul free rcguests of ours Sunday even­ Loomis, South Rent Lake lid. iti'.fHk'fM’d d’l^itc fAlll "S'll lli*' |Mlfjl«*II\ - It llil t B«1 III Bilill <*(M||i* ing were Mrs. Carl Autrey freshment*. ty U' «s 1Hi* *1 11•*" Donors may donate blood to of Hattiesburg. Miss., who is l.w» »4i III...Is v , S I M . W I I here visiting the Johnson Hie bank of (heir choice and K « T A T 1 > ‘. ft niit*4lvl«lon, reservations may tie made l«ct «M(1 h i K t ■* ft Ill'llt t l i r r * ' families, Mrs. Nora Johnson iv Tin: tu n i it i m mi i \ •tf. r••* ■«» I* *1 In l-l.it H*.*»li ami Mr*. Jean Reynolds and now hy railing (he Seminole v \ n i*aaii *i:niviii i: i hi >. I l !*««*■ • Hi In of flir* I ’JTlC*. I'll fill* Ht . iird* *«f It' ml* sun. Stan. * ‘ ' Hope you get County Itlood Rank on Second 'tl lm. i : I mI iO HriIOmI . nM i. r v m r i .i i m : Hij|tt "(‘nililly, Klorl'ln to, attend the Central Florida Street. I s' .i f it I X l ’ K COM PAN V, .. ,\. » T'ilr * H m t wli It m H »\t m*l tirf'r* J a r a r y ro rp o rA ilo o , ir.il I r»»|rr<*v*'fm*rii« ti.iW uml Fair in Orlando and slop by PUmllff. l i e t 'j l d irii BMiit huitl. 11m| Itfini/.c all year legiliinulf iledin limix. Itdiublc income lux Ktijfliw give a complule li*ting r.« Seminole County Bomb Vft • l.f* y * *•(«*, :«.(!!••, *vi I |.| nfltN W lla l, f A i l r . III! A II I ; V •*! at ti lit. .1 Im1 v r -Illi worth seeing Hazel Gar ( II.. <| lit *»(rrT * of ull jM/ssiLte deductions plua many other tfix-miving hint*; h| x« iul tax coitMuIlanlx ure |ir fr||*l;i||,|ft t> , 41rill *11 f I T l UI t*w |ltilw of drier ami I went over Tuesday s o i ii i: tii hi 11 I k r r.i 1 1 *-r 1 1tut Ij*m1 n i ii* it»»i il uvuilfihlu to ltelp with rnmplvx ruhirim. Note purtind.irly thut you van deduvl the varioux I I I I h| n » : I I I ' I I Mil I I I I 'I Mi In * (.iinr. iluri « |Hi ih» evening and stayed in the Miirirarvt <' Hnt.l. i», ini»e» llifslfl ifr *CI I liffil ilinl (VI dirocl luxes you |iay eavli year. Your total lax hill, however, adds up to much more than By Jane Casselberry liootli. Despite the bad weath­ l*w hlrM ir IjlikllUMII ti MltU.li llii'r* (11 Htr fulluwlNK er there were plenty of view­ The WMU uf the Prairie V vMI ill*- III M il} liollfl**! 11(41 ri* - t Hint tint! M 11••f•I ft |l(l||ft iMta, llimj direct nixes. You cannot deduct "hidden luxes" included in 1he price you pay for good* l.r.fi fit* .| .IK a 111at wH ihi 1 vit .1 ii l*«1 m|iift.11 !»ft <I*•r 111r -I er* there. • * * Newly elect­ Igikc Baptist Church will pre­ A BullIV III* ill i.m i r Hr Mil l 1 >i In- ‘ 1 «.I tir * * ftft.l a |Mr 1 nf and services. ed officers of (he Jpsala sent a Mission Program at A i'i»■r 11 4 | ii |llt. r ‘ ftl1>. Afnl «'*» a |*or1 li»il *•«if 11Srr| i ii|*p Jbrt'l Presbyterian Church are the Prayer Service next Wed­ ' 1u *■•( (trlif f«.r 1fie KfttU *>1* l l ) o n art r* >i ii Ii t d to 'll* ftilhi e» (m r«in in* iitkiiifd ; President, John \ndc»; Vice nesday ut 7 2ii p m. in honor )dour iliH u r r w llh I ho C lo rk •m i * H i; It *' 1 r 1 « ft r a l« f President, Mrs. II. L. John* ol Annie Annulling Mission of IM • C o u rt -is.'j to ri it u i 1 I !li* 1* Al.nlt-I V o . l i t *11* * ’i*> tii * i n tho (ililn * T»’U HrrlAl V . miii: Secretary. Jam es Thom­ Week. H ff or |> U ln llir« u tln rn c> a, Miitt H I* llu H t ili 1lv*fi Mr*. Cowley, missionary lo ' I h" c naivio mill M*1«lrr»» |n son and Treasurer. Mrs. E. K. t i;l« r. I, ilo ilH J*T-'W*T, J**iiiim k *. vv .itif , r l.ir k .* atiij K > rU I S o . 7,T.llH7l»J. tiowcll. * * * Mrs, S. A. Nigeria and a native Flori­ II if. #11Ii111j ti, 1J o«i 11>ir nr i I S m11«»ti • •rift H U H nill In H *n«ft Chambliss of I’unta Gorda dian. will lie guest *]H‘aker. -«l H o i k llUltrllnK, J4« IvfUllt III« h ; im < kiorir i S o . j i : u *t , J * I * • i 1 1 1 a m il 1 n r t ■ r thuu htriftl Ku VT* lM |ii2. The public is invited to at­ an-l Mrs Claude Hawkins 'live port of your tax dollar that enables the (jovcrnmeiU to i iiin|M.'ie with private %|irll 8 If >">• f..n im* Uuft-Tiurni ilft.iiftf, motored to Jacksonville last tend. V i is ilrx rn prri s'onfvMvo n ill |Oll» \l (hi No ft* r* is not deductible eil her. (In tho cane of TVz\, for oxainple, Florida's share has already zoomed hf «n1« rod *i v-i 1i i •*i f i»(i fi.r Friday where they attended 14 1 So. 8W-II-4V tin ri'llo f (In n a m lftl In tin* lo $125,950,000—or about $HX) for each family of four!) Supjrorl private unlorprise, it's one V h in r CUiiittS Klt*i»«ni Hie wedding of their niece k o m u lo lin . JiLv ault 1* tn fui i • Iv iiK U 't F a ii . Miss lairclta Pickett. They cluav ft nior(K4g*. Tho real one of our basic freedoms. Keep Government oul of business, . . and you’ll have more T**1m VrtiBiiftii H iln i* fM*» |iro|»r r ly inros'vvdad akdiiihi ( a I i m anufftrturn l i»y Ito\ i it m i : o r n i » » o M r n i v said that the wedding was 31, H O IT H H IM : money left over for your |*!inonal use on April Ifillt every year' l( i ft « A n il l ine a ml Vrn* • Nath r la .......... il*i - that really nice. * * * Our thought t(i, p*rlli< r* .'l> hn.-l.i*orr * * r'ltt'rHT n»Hd AddlUoits t f U»i» HIliol ( '**iii(i.>4. ii ) „ lit* » H I l#i| hy1 ivl 1(1“ iU’.if l < 1 j (I M tu 4 |..i-i,ri, A .thnr J, Uni-*, Florida, this week is a repeat request: Ivlina l>liii t h t r s j f rorortfod In »*t piiUlli' Mir, lo flie lilnhvft( I >»u«ii<-rt> Hr. and A rth u r J. Ju»l a Little Minute. IMal llimk II, tHtura «2 Aft'l l i t i l lih|(tr*r for ru*h hr* Dougherty Jf of I —'Cp M*>>. ft m l i l of tho P u b lii 11 1 - ( W l i l l | hr h u lir ft o f ftlftVrh Florida, onilai lbs firm sa m« ••I have ju*t a little minute v *it sSv- i»f MoiQitlloln C tun I >■ » n 'dm i* In D im fnrtnonti a ml o f A R T t ' ' '•''I in**. Is 'hi* Only W seconds in it. I’lor Id*. t wet •!*< k Jn I Im ftftftrrtoon ftr*t day of ’*<U 1**5 dtv. fV'-c ■ WITNI5UW ini lift tu! and (hr tin Ihft i hi11» 44y of .Murrti, Forced upon me, can't refuse Suliml l.y lliuluvl run ve.lt v- il nf o*l<l C o u rt dt Han ford, 1663, a ( Ihft Kr«nt Door uf A rthur J. lMiu«li»rljr, Sr • it. AriJnir .1 !• uahrrly. Jr. Kim Ido* t h ii 21 1U fftftf •| f F o b . thr iitlniilit C o u n ty Court# Didn't seek it. didn't ehoo»c Tl.r IlUvIn. *• *IH h* contlm i* n iiirjr, 1 liutift* i4ji nf rit <l, iMttridft U KA It rd m l, . k - yiurr. S'i'.rld.i hy ( h i. U*» it. Arthur H li* kwlih, J r . Aril.ur II. ilr.i* with, J r . A ItTIH It J IKWritllKIlTV Jr. But its up to me to u»e it, C la r k of tno c i n u l l C o u rt • *l#rk o f ihft Circuit Court who Is sutlm rlard lo sattla II? Mm D u T. Vlhlrti Ily: Murtfftrftt C, T> r• I m u.t suffer if 1 •buse U. Hit a ffa ir* or Iha asld firm. Ii( (ill!)' C|i*rk Dr|iutjr Clerk Arthur J, U o u g h n ly. »r. Just a liny utt> minute 207 Max. Ave. Put'll *ll l-’oh. *, l*, - - X MuJ. 1 I ’uliI I »h . 'U M i 1, 8. U. 2S, 1V4J. Puhlifth Mwrv ii l, i M i HELPING BUILD FLORIDA >V. Scott llurns C D U -I C LX J'l But eternity U m it." CD If-II 'ilerbie' Weeks Dies Thursday Vegetable Market Bear Lake HD Club Hears Talk On New Pols And Pans fleet Reserve Sets Drive For Needed Blood Legal Notice Legal Notice o Take advantage of all possible deductions o Keep the governiiisni out of business! W M U To Present Mission Program Legal Notice F L O R ID A P O W E R & LIGHT C O M P A N Y �\ I BTff (D sjn h * 1: d b b ij • DEAR ABBY: I have an aunt who la a 36-ycar-old perpetual husband hunter. She saw a man who works with me. She liked hla look# and asked me to introduce her to him. He said he was unmarried so I saw no harm In It. Well, he asked her for a date and she fell for him hard. She saw him night and day and even went on week-end trips with him. When she pressed for marriage, he told her he had a wife from whom he was only separated because his religion wouldn't sanction divorce. My aunt Is broken - hearted and her whole family is blaming mo for this mess. Was it MY fault? GOOD INTENTIONS DEAR GOID: When a mnn tells you he is unmnrricd, you have a right to assume he is. You were re­ sponsible for introducing them, per­ iod. If a 86-year-old "husband-hunt­ er” wants to play the game, it's time she learned the gnmo laws. • • • DEAR ABBY: If your husband tame home with the odor of perfume on his shoulder, which you have none Of, would you assume he had been close enough to someone to have the odor rub off on him? Or would you say he had to have somebody’s bend on his shoulder. READY TO FILE DEAR READY: lie could be in­ nocent. The head on YOUR shoulder is the one you have to worry nbout. Don't lose it. • • DEAR ABBY: Legal Notice ■ I 8 ’ | * i 7 • A couple of By Abigail Van Buren months ngo I attended a big church wedding and reception. The bride wore a beautiful white gown and veil. Six months later the bride gave birth to a nine-pound baby boy, so I know she must hnvo been expecting a t the timo of the wedding. They tell me that this is being dune all the time. Is this true, or am I behind the times? JOAN DEAR JOAN: You arc NOT be­ hind the times. Some babies arc uhead of their times. • • • DEAR ABBY: Opropos the wom­ an who felt "unloved" because her husband never said "I love you": My ulster and I recently asked mother to tell us about her courtship days, whether Dad was romantic, and how ho proposed to her. She replied, "Your father never snld much, and he never once come out and said, 'I love you.* And this is how he pro­ posed, "Well, do yon want to get married or don't you?' " Maybe flowery speeches don’t mean much, beenuno Mom and Dad hnvo been happily married for 38 years. THEIR DAUGHTERS ♦ • • What's on your mind? For n per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3.‘J0>5, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • Unto to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3303, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Legal Notice Legal Notice t v T i m c i n c i ' t r r n c u T n r Tn Ike Cnnrt nf Ik e O m n i , TIIH S IX T H J l l l l F I A f , C l l l - Jatfar, Srm lnnle ( i i n n t r , ntale C U T OP PI.OHIO \ IX AXII nf Plortila. In Fru hnlr FOR IKMI.1UI.K COG AT V. In ro III* R a m i e or. IX r i M x c m r NO. IIH.W Chart#* II. Pea ro x o n e n o p F U B i.iex T io x Deceased. W E S T S i n n PFZOKIIAI. SAVF IX A I, XOTICH IS O S A NO LOAN ASSOCIANotice la hereb y Riven that TIOX, a New Turk llx n k lu e the u n d ertlg n ed w ill, on the a sso cia tio n 27lh day o t March. A. D. 1142. Plaintiff, prevent tn tho Honorable es, C ou n ty Judge of Seminole O K o n o B u W A n o . j r . and County, Florida, h er final re ­ JOTC E L. WAIIO. tile wir* turn. account and vouchere. Defendant" a< K aecutrla o f tho R ela te nf TQl OKOnOB I* W ARD. JII. Charlra II. P eare, ilcreaeed, • n<] JOYCE I- WARD, III. and at eald lim e , Ihcn and w ife. there, m ake ap p lication to the reht.l.nra anknnw n eald J m l e e for a final eetlleToil ARM IIUIIKIIV NOTI- mrrit nf liar adm lnletratlnn of F I E O that A milt lid fnrenlnae e.ild rela t e , and for an order M o rtg a g e a g a in st real And par- illerliarglng tier aa in ch F.i• oiiaI pmparty liaa bei n file.I ecutrlx. s s e l n a l you In Dm A inu- Court Dated thla tha 24th day of by tha abov e name.I Rlalntlll. Feb ru ary, A. It. 1542. T h e properly .m ig h t la he Mary Hwnnkhmie farscln eed la a* follow": Aa F.xrculrta of ihe R ela te I,ol H I . OAKLAND III LI-I, o f Ch arlie II. P e u x a cco rd in g to the pint Decen eed the rea t a e Recorded In Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. F l a t llorik II, Ranee *1 and A Carrol Itiirke, (4. Public llronrde of u. Drawer S em in o le Courtly, Florida. Sanford , F lorida TOU A R B ItKQlUIlKR In Atlorn cya for Relate a s r v e a co py of your an sw er, Puhll-h F .b - -2, Mar. 1, I, 11 o r o th e r plaaillnir. on Plain* CDF-T* l l t f l Atto rn ey , Irvlm: Nathaneon . K eiu lre. P. O. line 024. lCeu OklUe. Florida, and flic i x t i i h c o r x t v j u n n i r i O M I T IX A Nil F o i l BKMIthe orig in a l In the o l l l r a of (Xtll.13 XTV. FLORIDA tha Clerk of the abov e c o u r t IX IIF.ICtlI OP on, or hefora, the l l t h .lay JAM RS ROTATF. OTIH SPINK S, a l i o Of March, t i l l tn d e f a u lt of kn o w n oa J AMDS O. SPINK S, w h ic h the Complaint will l»' Daceaaed. t a k e n an ro iifreen l nitaloal XOTICH OP P ll.I X f l PIX A I, you lor tha relief rr.|iieeir,l A c c o r x T i x n a x i i iip . p i h i t III P la i n t i ff e Complaint Notice la hereby g i v e n that f ) A T i : p thla 11th day of F eb ru a ry , H 4I, at H.vnford, I have tiled my F ln el Report and Accounting aa Curator nf Florida. Ilia R ela te o f JAMRS OTIS (•U A L) a leo kn o w n aa A rth n r tl. U eck w lih . Jr., SPINK S, JAM E S O SPINKS, d ecea sed ; Clerk a f Circuit Court that I have filed mr P etitio n liy: Martha T. Vthlan lor i n Order o f P te trlhutlon l». C. and for an Order of Pinal D i s ­ Puhtleh Ptb. II. 12 A »lar. ch a r g e upon compRaltc* with 1, i. m i. eald Order of Dialrlh uDon, and CDP-il that on tho l l t h day o f March, A. It. 11142, t will apply l o the Honorable f*. Vernon Mile, Jr., IX t h is c iiici'iT r t t c i t r . Cou nty Judge of S em ino le XIXTII J I D M I X L ClltCIT l‘. County, Florida, for approva l lx axo pun BBMIXOl.l; ot my Final Report and for c ii( ixt y , p i . n m n A . an Order die, ba rg in g me ae t x CHANCRIIY XU. 13HIN Curator of tho Kata to of FK D R R A t, NATIONAL MORT- JAMRS OTIS KPINKH, aleo C1A4JR ASSOCIATION, X Cor­ kn o w n aa JAMRS O. SPINK S, porat ion nrganlaad under an d erea ted . upon rom p lla n ca Arl o f Congreve and a a Ini liter w ill, tho the Ordere to ho e n ­ puretiapl to tha F ed eral N a ­ tered on aald date In accordtional M o rtg a g e Aaeoclatlnn. ■n r . with eald Petition. C hart er Art, h a v in g Re p r in ­ t >alcd I hie l l t h day uf F e b ­ cipal ofrire in Ihe City of ruary. A. ft. I#41. W a e h l n g l o n D la lrlcl of Col D aley I- Ktrod umbla, Aa Curator o f t l ii R ela te P la i n t i ff of Janira Otla IRiInka, ate.. va. D ictated WILLIAM A. S PR N C n ri and O t r ln e k r A Krel DOIICA8 J. BPRNCRIt, hie Atlorncya for Relate w ife, III Main SI n e t |)rfciidanta D a y to n a Reach, Florida KOTICH TO Al'I'l . XII I o h li,h Feb. 13, 22 A Mar. T H E STXTM IIP FI.IIIMUX t. a, 11*AS T u t W illiam A. Sprn rrr amt C D F - 40 Dnrcaa J. Bpvncer, hla w Ifa, IX TIIH CI RCPI T COUNT. 12*4 R a d e r Drive x ix t ii jpih m a l n i i r i ’t r , Coltimhua 11, Ohio IV A Xl> F ill! OllNIXOLH r o t; aid ; iir r r r y n o ti - COPXTV, F t.n il IDA IX I’l l XX. PIL’ D that a eult l o o lire,, d i a l eg atn et you In Ihe above IT.lt X Ml. isrv in x h ’I I i t : t o i i r f f . x ii t n l l t V I rauee, and Dial yuu era rniulrr.l lo file your an- N E L L IE MAE HILL. Pla in tiff, awor with the Clerk o f thla Court and lo earve a ropy va. the reo f upon the P la in t iff or JAMES HI LU D efen d a n t. p laln tlffa a llo r n r y e . whnee n i t e r and addrrea le llleliop A TIIH kTXTH IIP FI.OIIHIA llorttelrln, 64 R a i l Pine Street, TOr JAMRS II1LL W h o l e tael k n o w n reel Orlando. Flo rid a, no t l eter denra and addrraa lat t h i n March :otb, t i l l If you 291 R l r h e o g e Street, fall lo do an a Decree Pro rlrueva, New York. C onleteo will he entered P L EASE TAKE NOTICE a g a l n t l you for tho relief dem e n t a l in Ihe Complaint. Thla that you are hereby re'IUlrod aull le to forecloee a mort* l o Die your w ritte n o n ew rr f a g v Tha real properly pro. nr d r le n t e , If any, pereo nally o r by an a l t o r n t y , o n or b e ­ to ed el a g aln et le: Lot It. Illock t. KPNLANO fore March II. U4J, a t the RSTATKK, Amended Plat, U tflre of the Clark o f Ihe accord ing tn a plat th e re, c i r c u i t Court, at tho C o u rt, In S em inole County. of, recorded In P ie t Rook hull,a II. pegea 1 A t. Public Hanford, Florida, and lo mall a copy thereof lo Str netrom . Rrcorda o f Hemluote C o u n ­ D a v i t A M rtn to ih , Attornvya ty. Florida lo r p la in tif f, Poet O ffice T o g e th e r w ith : One pu«>Thrr m W all l l r a l a r , OH Drawer 111*. Hanford, Florida, Model 213-1, S eria l 1111261 In Dial rot tain divorce pro l in e Victor Climax K llch - reed in g p en d in g a g a l n e t you an Kxhauet F a n, no m o . In the Circuit Court o f Ihe Ninth Judicial Circuit of d r| or e i t l i l numhera. Florida, In and for Sem inole Ten Ven et ian llllnda, me tal, m anu factu red I.) Ken- County, Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated t itle o f eald karlk tllaea A Paint Com pany, Sanford , Florida, no rauee bring "Nellie Mae Hill P U I n ltt f , vrreue Janice Hill m od el nr aerial Humbert. W IT N E S S niy hand and the D efen d a n t,’ and h errln fall goal af eald Court at Sanford. not or a Dacraa Pro Confeaeit F lo r id * , thla dlh day of Fab* w ill be entered a g a ln e t you, and the cauea proceed aa yuary. t i l t . parle. (BEA L ) ( S E A L ) Art hur If. D eck w lth . Jr., Art hur 11. Ile ek w llh . Jr. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court Clerk ut tha Circuit Court Hyt Martha T. Vlhlea Uyi Martha T. VlhDn. D C. D ep u ty Clerk Stanalram . Davie * Melnboah Dlahap a B c r n e ia la Attorn ay a a t La w Id B e a t P in * Hlraot Poet O ffice D r a w e r 1110 Orlando, F lo rid a Hanfurd. F lorida A ttu ru ry e for I 'la ln llff J'ubD.h Fab. I. It, : i A Mar. 1 PuUIDt, F o b. 2: L Mar. 1, I, I t C D F -1 0 C D F - IT IX TUP. (TIICtHT C01TIT tlP TIIH XIXTII .11 l i l t IXI. C l l l ( T I T . IX AXII POII AKXtlXftl.H e n t ' X T Y , F I . o i l ID X IX CIIAXCEIIY NIL l » o f x o t k i: op F iT H .ir x T tn x QjCICDbij, O n & A uicjSl. Tho "Great Unblock'* ia strictly of modern o r i g i n NORTH 1 among bridge clastic hand.*. A N one ¥ 100878 At lenxt mi one ever heard of * AK it until ubout 25 years info. * A J8 705 It la definitely e u n t r n c t WWT EAST bridge nnd there ia no reason A 107 3 AKJS88S4 ¥ None why North nnd Kouth should ¥ 8 4 1 2 one * 05432 not bid seven hearts with ♦4 N KQ10932 A 4 their fine curds. SOUTH (D ) It In si no n moat unusual AAQ2 double dummy problem in ¥ AKQ J * Q J 10907 that every piny mado by ^ Non e South on n double dummy Both xrulnerable basin should also be made if East South W r i t North he artuully run Into the hand 3 4 P iu J’aei 3A in actual piny. 3¥ F tu 4N.T. F a » Put F ate 7¥ Once dummy’s nee of club* B ¥ Fate holds tho first trick. South can F an Openlni lead—A It make .seven hearts against any combination of adverse jack uf eluba and queen of curds. Up should note that the spades uro Just window dress­ By Oswald Jacoby ing nnd that his whole prob­ lem is to find a way to un­ block the diamond auiL In order to do this ha must discard a diamond on dum­ my's aeo of clubs. Then he comes to his own hand with a trump and ruffs a low spade. This leaves dummy with only three trumps. Duck to his own hand with another trump nnd ■ ruff of the queen of spades leavrs dummy with only one trump while South retains two in hla own hand. He lends n trump to hla hnnd and discards the ace of diamonds on his Inst trump. Then he discards the king of diamonds on his ace of apadea , and has completed the great unblock. W eekend Television FRIDAY P. M. • 00 f j ) W ayn e P mira er (1) ARC E v e n i n g Report 4:10 ( 2 | Magtc Momenta In S n .r ta 4:13 (1) Mid - F l a . e v e n i n g Report f 4 ) Sport■ 1:20 111 W eather 141 Rai-h'lor F a th er 4:40 13) Kporie 1:13 121 NI1C Newe f t ) T h it It flo lf 7:00 I t ) Tbe Rebel ( I ) Outdoor Rullet ln Hoard (1) D anger Man 7:11 (3) W aller C ro n k lts — Nawe T;!0 12) W h o Ones Ther e— A I’rlmer on C om m u n ­ ism f t ) Hrahunl 14) Raw hide 4:00 f t ) F ath ere K now* Rett 1:20 C l S in g A lo n g With Mlteh f l ) i.nute 40 f t ) The FHntetnnee 1:30 (4) Alfred H itc hcock 3:20 t u .00 14:20 I3| ft) (2 ) ft)) III (3) Hour Price l e Itlaht 77 Huneet Hlrlp J a ck Puar Show Pro A Can R yew lln rn ARC F in a l Report 7:04 (4) (II (2) 7:30 14) (3 ) f2) 1:20 (4) (9) Ch. I N e w . TilA F l y i n g Doctor J a c k ie Cleanup Show Th e D a lia n ! Men Ham R .n ed lct Dotendere Mr. Smith C o e i To W a sh in g t o n (2) Jo ey Isiahop Show 9:40 12) Hat- Night M ovlei (9) Lawrence XVelk 9:30 (4) H a v e Uu n Will T r a ­ vel 10:00 (9) F ig h t nf the W eek 14) ( l u n . m o k e I 4 : l i 191 Make That Spare 1I:«0 12) Hal. N ig h t Show 191 Mid-Fla. N ew t ( 4 | Ch- 4 Newe 11:10 (A) H o lly w o o d Movie Cav alrad* 12:2* (2) Klrm Off 11:11 (9) Cham plunehip W r t i t , ling P H IL IP SRI DM AN AND J E AN ­ ET TE SEIDMAN, h it wife. Pe fenitanla TOi JE A N E T T E SRIDMAN Athlreee tln tu n a v i YOU ARE IIEIIEIIT NOTI­ F IE D t h a t a eult lo F o recl" * ' M o rtg a g e a g a ln et real amt p ereonal property h i e hern Tlicit a g a ln et you In the a b o v e Court by the above ttameH Pla in tiff. Tb e properly eouglit tu be foreeloeetl le ae fultowe: Lot 27. Ulock 12. EASTII It (XT K HRRPIYIHIUN UNIT NO. 4, aeeortilng to tha plat the reof ae record eft In P la t llnok II. P agre II. anil t l . Public Iltroiale of Hrmltiota County, F l o r ­ ida. YOU A t lE R E Q U IR E D lo se r v e a cop y of your Anewer, nr othrr Pleading, on P la i n ­ t i f f « Attorn ey, IRVINE NA TIIANHON. K«<1.. P. (I. H o i 121 Eau IJellle, Florida, and ( lie lh a o rig in a l In the o ffice o f the Clerk o f Ihe abovq Court on. or before, the l l t h d a y of March. 1341. In de fa u lt of which Ihe Complaint w ill lie taken a t cutifeeerd a g a l n e t you for the relief r e q u e u e d In P l a l n l l l f ’s Com plaint. D A T E D thla l l l h day of F ebruary, 1142, at Orlando, Florida. Art hur H. Ile ek w llh , Jr., Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court D yi M a i l h a T. V lh lea D e p u t y Clerk A tto rn ey for p l a i n t i f f t r x l n g N eth an eou Pubtleli Feb. 13. 32 It Mar. 1. t . 1341. C D F - 47 Legal Notice I n the Cuurl « l (he CunAly Juilar, MemlNuIr CnNAly, S ln ie of I'lo ilila . I n 1-rNbalr In ra the R ela te oft Hanford, F lo rid a Dubll.n Feb. I, 19, 2; * U * r . 1 CDF-1 ) TOO DAD WLi&SiHAb 1 dEEMI MCE Nfjave JEENHEBC-, H orxJeWATEK' NCXJD N1EREST HIM' SSACKLl'MJIkT Deltona SATURDAY, 4:30 P.M . Channel Bringing the language up to dale—■ As hard to get as lb* eye of a waiter, , As phony as sound track laughter. As sure as the outcome of a telex'ision western. Al crooked as a slanted oil well. As welcomed as s tax re­ fund. As relaxed aa s teenager on the telephone. Aa full of promise ae a crash diet. As topheavy as a beehive hairdo. As tight as stretch pant*. As dead a t last year's new look. As frustrating as • freeway. As dliappolntlng as junk mail. Aa changeable as m woman’s hair. As herd to find as ■ park­ ing space. As affluent os a wallet full of credt cauls. Ai annoying as a loud-vol. , , , , , unit'd television commercial. As unkempt a.x a beatnik's beard. As loud as a rock 'n* roll linger. By Ruth Millett As low as a foreign sports I*. O. Box 4SD, Dept. A. Radio C it y S tiitiu n , N e w York li>( car. As self-confident as a wom­ N. Y. an In a bikini. As unexpected as a sonic boom. Legal Notice These words mean what they say; Ruth Millctt's book­ let, ‘'How to Have a Happy Husband.” Ju st send 20 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Serv­ ice, c/o The Sanford Herald, Legal Notice NOTICE o r N.41,92 N o tice la h ereb y g iv en that, p u reu en t to a * F in a l Decree of F orecloeu re en tered In c»u*e numbered 13744. In the C ircu it Court of Seminole County . Florida. I w ill sell the properly eltu a ted In S e m i ­ nole County, Florida, d e ecrlb el b i: LOT II and the Went 12.13 f eet o f Lot 1(, Illock "IF*, of ENOLI8II ESTATES. UNIT ONE. A c c o rd in g t»i the plat t h e reo f A» r e ­ corded In Flat Rook 12 page I. r u b tl e Recorde of Sem inole County. Florida. *' P ^ l'e eat*, to 'h* hlghe.t and be»t bidder for cs*li. at Ihe fro n t di-.r o f the Komlnole C o unty C ourthouse ?n Hanfonl, Florida, b etw een 11:00 n. m , and 2:00 p. ni.( on March 20iht 1H3 <S!;.%L) A rth u r H. F iC T iT in i« x x m i: NOTICE i s hereby g i v e n that I am . n g a g e d In bu.trie.* a t t* s H i g h w a y tr-92. Fern F ir k He m in'de C o u n t), Flo rid a, u i u k r the n citlo u * tiainc of. F E R N FA UK AUTO FARTS, and that I Intrnd to r e g l . t e r • a id name w i t h (he Clerk o f tin Circuit c o u r t , S n n ln o l a County, Florida, In ac cord an ce iv Db Die p ro v lelo n i of th* p , . Naim H til u tee, t o ­ w n : ft. .'Dim (41.09 F lo rid * HtBtUlex 1937. ,- g: William XX. Evkarit F u h l l . h Mar. 1. X, 13. 22. 1942. Seminole TV 2600 .Sanford A xe. FA 2-4920 FOR ONLY T WEEK Jr. TWckwtth, c w k Circuit Court fly M i r t h .1 T. Vtlilnn Dep uty Clerk Freeman* Illch*rd*jri k '• MOKE THAN BL ACK &WHITE Pueblo Indians of New Mexico successfully revolted against their Spanish con­ \Vut*ofi HurnML flank nuIMlni* querors In 1680. but wero re­ Jjiek ion v Ilie, F lorida A tto rn ey conquered in 1692 by Spanish Puhlleh March 1. 19<2. Gen. De Vargas. CDO-4 •'•'OWN Clifford F. Proctor (UUDDY) Hsh Taken Over Ownership and Management Of Jh& O ilLaip 9w i Sanford, Fin. 107 W. ls l Si. , . . and xvlll continue to offer the eante delicinua Hume Style Cooking that hag made The Village Inn S a n fo r d a favorite eating place. DAILY SPECIALS 67c to $1.07 NOW OPEN S u n d ays 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Daily: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. 8KB YOU AT — • Spi't-iali/inR In Coinr TV Silk's & Servlet Jh s UilLaqsi 9nn AG A GKIN-DWCR AFKR A HITCH IN — HeHAOTOKHOvJ i THE DESERT HOW EVERY PEG FITS! HE CAM 61UOVA M AM C O R R o f /T ^ f £ ALLV£ FOR AN HOUR Of* TWO AMDIUEbl TELL WHAT G OP THE ROOM , L~]HB SAT OM - IMTH6 y ^IlCTH .GRADE ’’CRlMtHOLOwtOTS l.HA’da alw ays H 6L D A PARTICULAR • TV RENTAL OUR HOARDING HOUSE HE'LL BEHACKINAFEVV PAYS — A S RobTLE a * UKE ALL HOUSE HE NBV5R rV6N WHAT DO Not) THlMK H O H *i UKiDSEWATER o t a v c o r ig h t a t the g l ’. f w L D .' 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MARtUs, D s e ta t e d F ix al xnT trn N ollca le hereby given that the undaratgnvd wilt, on Ihe 19th d a y o f March. A D. 19(3. proem lo Hie Honorable County Judge of Sem inole Cou nty, Florida, tile final re ­ turn, account and vnucliere. ee E s r c u l o r of the Kalate of CI/I V EII R MARKS, deceaeed. end At eald lime, Ihvii and (her*, m a k e a p p lication ro Ihe eald J u d g e l o t a final erlllrm ctil o f hie ndmlnlelra l io n o f eald rela te, and for an order d lectiarging him ae eurh U secu lo r. Dated Ihle the l l h dey of F ebruary. A. D 1941. K e n n e l h XV. M clnloeh A t Executo r of Die Kalate of CLOVER U MARKS. Dace seed •t eixetr em . Davie * M d n t e e h A tter n e y e fer Exrcuto r Dost Office ixn. m o MONDAY P. M. 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CLOVER 1:44 (2) J erk Latane S h ew (4> Am erican ffletory 9:13 14) Romper IXOnm 9 to 42) Hall Storm Show 10:00 <3> Hey W h . a <41 Calen der 191 Learn Spantnh 19:90 ( II F la y Tour Hunch (4) I I.ova Lucy <9) Ann S uth ern 8 h o w 11:00 (4) The McCove <21 P ries Is n i g h t (9 ) J s n e tv y m a n Frer en ts l l i l O (4 ) Dste A f lle d y e <1) Ynura For A S o n g (1) C o n c e n l r s l lo a 11:09 (2) Tour F ir s t Impres sle n (1) T e n n t e e e s E r nie Ford (4) Leva e f L ife 12:21 ( I ) K e r r y R e s i o n e r Newe SUNDAY P. M. 22:30 (3) F a th e r Know* Reef (4 ) Search fnr Tomorrow JS:«8 f l ) m i t h f«r <1) Truth nr Cnnee. C Il frl i n q u en ree fT)irl>ir»ph#r 12:11 ( I ) U ufdlng Lig h t I2:J0 (»> « c n ( Kmathers 12:54 (9) ARC Mid-Day Rep ert porfii 12:33 (2) NRC N ew e <«) CDS W»»h. Iteports 1:00 (4) Th e Open W in d o w <2 ) Oral Itniicrt* ( 3 ) M id-FIs. Report 13:35 (9) Kt Miltiilo ,\l l»U (2) N ew e en d W ea th er 1x00 ITtrJild of Truth 1:10 (9) L e t Dime f 7> H u n diy S h o w b o tt 1:13 12) Hllmnsetle* f 4 ) THA 1:23 (9) NRC N»w e 1:10 If*) D l f Plr liirc 1:10 ( I ) Ae The World T g r a i S:00 (9 ) Dlr^ollf»n* *C3 (2) Scien ce (6) IT fir l it . lU sk etb a l! (91 H i g h w a y P atrol lllKlltlKtltN 2:00 i l l M e r v -d rlffln S h e w <l) n d i : o p « m (9) P a eiw o rd 2:10 (9) A 'lint Htrvi u u n (3) D ey In Court 4fiI Suriilny hpia 8pecta* 2:30 | 2 ) MIC New a cuUr ( ! ) Arl L l n k letter f l il i C2) riiangliiK Tlrni'ti f l ) Sev en K eya (0) Huntley Hpurt* Hpec* 1:04 <3) L oretta Yuung Show tcieutar <41 Millionaire <91 Hrtmk Kirn (31 q u e e n fnr a Dey 31 (2) w il.i Klnii'tom 1:30 |2 I r u lin g Dr. Malone 1100 <3) Wan ilrrfill WorM o f (4) Tn T e ll The Truth n*»ir 14) Who Do Tou Tr ust 10) T h <♦ Orft«l fhftUenira 9:31 (4) D o u g l a s Edward* 19) <Tliall«nicft fia lf N ew e 4:20 Alumni Fun with Ihe N ew e 2:00 ( I ) T ill M«ck A m a tt u r 4:04 <21 The Match fla m e Hour (9> Am erican llaudelend <9) Major Ailainn. Trail* (Cl S ecret Storm rtiaater 4:10 (2) Make Room for (3) ttpilal* Daddy Uiari »f,i it h . roUrirft flow] <41 Edge o f N ig h t (JJ Itull» Inklft Hhow f t ) D l. c o v e r y '43 I ; 00 (4) Th«* TwftUtt«*til C«T»* 4:10 <91 A m erlrsn N ew s sta n d lurjr 4:33 <21 NBC Newe (9 ) (lla b al 7*ob6l 9:00 19) Dopeye I’lS y h sa e* 4 2) Ni-wiciipit (2) Th e Reel of (Irouch* i i 30 (t>) Valiant Tear* («) C h eck ih ete 44) I'rohc 9:23 19) S an ta Clan* (2) A)»oiit Tlina ( ! ) I Led I L ives 7:00 12) Did You Know * 1:13 <91 W e a l h e r Show 49) Death Valley D n y i til) U;u»ta 7:10 (2) Wftrtilerfiil World of WRBT HIDE F E D E R A L SAVINCH A ND LOAN ASSOCIA­ 11.00 (21 New tro p e TION. a UNITED STATES 14) Chan nel 4 N'waraaie CORPORATION P la i n t i ff 11:10 ( t ) Mid-Florida N ew s 11:20 (91 W a t l h c r Show HAROLD ORREK and T H E L ­ 11:32 f t ) Channel 9 Th eater (4) Ifnllywnnd Movie MA <1 ItRRK. hla w ife Cav alcade !>efrttdantn T i l l HAROLD OltRKK and 11:20 (3) Tonlta TIIKLMA UltRRK , hla w ife SATURDAY A. M. It. I>. 4 Prnr, Van, New York l i t <41 Hlga Or 7:')a II) flrow era Alm anaq TOU ARE IIRRRRY NOTI­ 7:30 f l ) XVehe Up Movlee F I E D that a eult lo Forocloec Mortgairi. a g a ln et rral anil 7:53 13) Countdow n N i m pereonal property h a t hern I:u0 (2) Robin Hood filed a g a ln et you In Die above 13) Cerloonvllla Court by the ab o v e n a m 'd 1:20 (4) Deputy Pawg P la in tiff. Tire property .o u g h t 1:14 (3) W hite H unter tu ho fo r ed o red I* a a f o l lo w .: (4) Cartoon C arn ival l e t 141 OAKLAND IHLI-s. 1:04 ( I ) flood Morning a cco rd in g to Die plat 13) Super Car the reo f recorded In Plat 3:24 13) Ru ff A Reed y Rook 12. pit gee 42 and 10:04 4) Alvin A the Chip* 41 nf Din Public Rrcorda munka o f S em ino le County. F l o r ­ ( II Mr. Magno ida <31 Hh.iri Lr.vl, TOU ARM REfJCI R E D to 10:20 (31 K in g L m n erJ o aerva a co py nf yntrr A n .w rr, (4) Mighty Mouae P la yor o th e r P le a din g , rm P la i n ­ house t i f f s Atto rney, Irving Naihf t ) Superman anenn, P. O. lloa :>3 4, Rail 11:00 | 2 ) Fury (lallle, Florida, and file the f t ) Ittn Tin Tin orig in a l In the o f fi c e of tha 13) Top Cel Clerk nf Ihe ab o v e Court on, 11:24 (2 ) Magic Midway nr before, tho lOlh day o f I t ) Matty's Funnlea C o lo r Marrh, 1111, In d efault of 4 ) Roy Rogers (9> Th e J« tsona which the Com plain t wilt be 12:01 ((2) Make Room for 4<t» Dentiln. the Mftnaro take n aa confeeaed a g a ln e t Daddy 2 ^(j0 40) 1 1 Hu 111va u Hhow mu for the relief req u celtd <() Sky King (9) HumJay N i* h t Movn P la l n t l f f a Complaint. t l ) Ruga fluany lea D AT ED D ill 4th day nr February, 1341. e l Sanford, 1:39 (2) Car 31—W h ere Ara SATURDAY P. M. You? Srirrlnolr County, F lo ild a . (SEA LI 3:00 ( 2 ) Ito n a m e 11:20 I t ) Magic Land ot A lla14) The Real McCnyi Arthur It R eckwith, Jr. k a ia ip Clerk o f the Clrenlt c o u r t 9:24 14) C r . Th eater (1) Reading Room 14:00 121 Hhutv o f W eek IIy: Martha T. Vlh lcn (2 ) K ip lo tln g D. C. t xly Candbl c a m e r a 13:23 (4) llo b l. T: ..ut, N e w s Irving Nalhnnann 19) Voice o f Fire a Ione | 4 ) Air Force N . v a A llot nr y for Pla in tiff. 14:19 I ) W h a l e My Line Review Puhlleh Feb. I. 13. 22 ft Mar. 1 <91 H oward K. Sm ith 1 on ( 9 ) My Frlcn.l F llr k a C D F - 1* 11:00 (2) Ncweriipe 1:20 19) Chaniplon>hlp IViee14) Eric Hrverrld N e w e tim e FICTITIOUS XAXIH (91 Mb).Fie. N e w t I A) Championship NOTICE IS hereby g iv e n that 11:10 13) I'eter (lim n R ridge 1 am en g a g ed In h u ilneaa at 1 1:t A (91 Ch, Nltie T h ea ter (SI Mr. XVHard Fern P a tk , Kami unto Cou nty, 1:19 (4) IDillywoml Xtuvle 2-00 12) Mnn Into Space Florida, under Ihe f le llt lo u e C a v a lrs d e 2 :0 0 (4) tum ble Featu re Mm. nf, HTtVKKYH OF 3:24 (2) Hlala Trouper F E R N PARK . FLA. nnd that l ’l s (3) C hallenge U'.lf MONDAY A. M. I Intend In r r g l . l e r aald name 13) Victory at Rea with Ihe c l e r k Of the Circuit 1:10 (4) Sign Op 1X0 (») Pro Rnwlert Tour Court. Sem inole c o u n t y . F l o r ­ 4 IS (II Sign On 2:14 (4) Wom en's Major L e a ­ ida. In accordance w ith tho 1:11 ( I ) (Iruve A Farm Re, gu e pro vlelone of tha F lc tllto ue Pori ( 2 ) S p o rts I n t n n a tio n a l N u n , S t a t u t e ., t n - w lt t ......... 4:94 ( 4 ) C o lleg e of the Air lio n a c in i F lo r id a s ta tu te . ('30 13) Changing Tim es 7:04 (2) Today 4: 20 lb ) W o m en ’s M a jo r 1137. (41 XVake Up Movlee Hlg: K en n eth V. Z. L awI-eague Row ling 7:11 (2) Farm. M ark et Reton 1:40 (4 ) Porlor W agon er pert P uhlleh Fell, I. 13, 73 A Mar. I (9) W ide World of 7:33 (4) m a l e N ew e *nd CDF-20 Kpnrl a W'ealhrr (3) All-Star (loir V:te ( 2 ) Today IX TIIH ITIIt'FtT r o t IIT OF li:3A (4) It's Ihe Law Till: XIXT II Jl Dll I XI. (Til. g:04 1 4 ) New a M llr.i o n e 7:40 <91 Cou ntd own N»we I I IT IX XXII FOII ARXII. 7 :4i <91 Mlrkle’e d o t p e l Tim e (2) Fla. F l. h l n g W ith x o l . i: r o t x t x , i t .o i i i i i x 1:40 i f ) Mickey E van e S h o w Urn T aylu f tx i'll x xt RitY m i , 12-mi 141 Capt. K e n g s m o 4:12 (2) Newacape XOTICH OF P I ' H L i r . V n o X 9:23 (21 W eath er an d N ew * 4:10 19) ( t i t l e A Harriot * W E S T S ID E F E D E R A L S A V . 9.19 <11 Toiler 13) D e l t o n a — Don Mc­ IN fD t A N D MV.XN A S S O C IA ­ 13) C i r t o n v l ll e Neill T IO N O F N E W Y O R K , n .New 4:12 (2) Hander Vsnocur'e York b ankin g Corpurxth n. port PU Intor VA. ftgnf erb u If hicwsra p u -CNTLRntti as&n . �fc n b v d a in m sw i Jo h Shocker With • Bette Davis For Drive-In ' ‘What Ever Happened to Baby June 7," the new sus­ pense shocker brinjrinjr Bette Davis and Joan Crawford to­ gether on the a.-reen for the ^ first time, is also distinguish* til as the initial motion pieturc presentation to be spunBored by the nation’s theatre owners under their “ Holly, wood Preview C nrsim nrnt'' program. The unusual Warn­ er Bros, drama, a Seven Arts. Associates Jfc Aldrich Produc­ tion, opens Sunday m the Movietand Drlve-ln Theatre. ^ All of Hollywood, rcporti-rs across the country who cover the Hollywood scene mid Dav­ is and Crawford fans watched in breathless anticipation of on-set fireworks as Aldrich brought together two of the screen’s long-reigning. Os­ car-winning queens in the bixarre story of two aging sis­ ters, both has-been stars, living In hate and bitterness in a crumbling old mansion, The other feature on the program which will play through Tuesday i* “ World In My Pocket". On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, “Bing of Fire" and “Pleasuru Of ills Company" will play. ^ A triple- feature program is “ scheduled for Friday and Sat­ urday. The three ure "Hercu­ les Unchained", Sumsuli And the 7 Miracles Of The World" and “The .Mighty Lrsus." 77 YUI, BRYNNER plays the title rule of the lusty, legendary Cossack lender, "Taras Bulbn,” in Har­ old llccht’s mtilti-million dollar production costnrring Tony Curtis. The Pnnavision Kastmancolor film opens Sunday a t the Hitz Theatre, through United A rtists release, 'Taras Bulba' Set For Ritz Charging to the screen with a east of 7.MK) headed by Tony Curtis and Yul Bryntier, "Taras Bulba," the clas­ sic tale of the Cossacks’ fight for freedom from the Poles Oviedo Class Concludes Sale loo years ago opens Sunday at the Hitz Theater, through United Artists release. In Panavivion and Eastmnneoior, ilie Harold ttccht Production represents a cost running in­ to millions ami production plans running into years. Academy Award - winner Hecht and director. J. lawTlwmpson, fresit from- his success with "Tlie C,uns of Navaronc," searched t h e globe for an area that would most closely duplicate the ter­ rain of the Ukranlan Steppes, the setting of the story. Their search was complicated by the additional need of thou­ sands of men to portray Cos­ sacks, the greatest horsemen of all time. Vul Brynner portrays the heroic title role of Taras Bul­ ba, a great warrior who raises his two sons in (tie tradition of the fighting Cossacks, where ability to ride, fight and die well is ingrained from birth. tender, moving ami tragic love story involving Tony Curtis and his beautiful co-star Christine Kaufmann, is woven through the colorful tapestry of some of the most barbaric and realistic .cones of icth century life ever film­ ed. PHONE FA 2-1216 TONITB A SAT. CARLOAD gTg YNTIC TRIPLE l E ATl Ri : No. .1 At 11:15 Only "DUEL IN THE SUN" Gregory Peck Jennifer June* STARTS tiL’N. PLEASE NOTE “ llaby Jane” Start* Nitely At 7:00 P. M. . . . Hue To Length o r Show Only First Half Will Be Repeat­ ed On Second Shun . . Complete Show Can lie Seen A* I,ale As b;30 Nitrly. Come Early ! t ! Brill Dm TODAY & SAT. • XO\V . . . ADD A MOTION PICTURE TO THE WONDKIIM OK THE WORLD! ____ \ Rod Steiger Inside Story Of G rM teat Armored C ir Robbery In llh iery • • • • • You can make your own en­ tertainment at the Lake Mon­ roe Inn . . . Just take your choice. If you just vvanl to sit at the bur and watch your f aval lie TV show you ran do that, or you con listen to the Juke box and talk to the bar tender. The old player piano with its variety of music on rollers is there for your enjoyment. It your choice of pleasures is sitting quiet­ ly and looking at a beautiful lake, have your dinner in the dining room nt a table by the wimlnw. « « IjrraUi Fri. Mar. 1, 19G3—Page 7 Yourself This Weekend T o im s u i CURTIS BRyilRER TARAS BU 1BA - ii BEER W IN E ■ml m I o n ip h-te L in e o , Meats and COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish l,ob»tcr Tails and lloyat Bed Shrimp) LEGS Sauted In Melted 7:30 P.M. • 10:30 P.M. CHOICE $ } 9S JL DANCE t o ­ ll Friday and Saturday From 8:00 • Monday Night $1.00 Admits Whole Fumily WED. NIGHT - LADIES FREE SPENCER’S South French Avc. FOR ALL TE 8-2174 JUST OFF UNDER D IN E NEW - llv ie d o ROAD MANAGEMENT Casual Comfort V> at the Capri MEL MURRAY I Holt E SIRLOIN PIANO COMEDIAN STEAKS Special. . . . START AT $9-23 FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY EVERY - - - Most Rcdiculous Steak Value, Ever! FRIDAY & SATURDAY TO THE MUSIC OF BIG B ILL T-BONE D IA M O N D 16 o z. - M .95 AND THE ON 17-92 JUST SOUTH OF Den ARY’ VELVETONES OPEN SUNDAY FUN GALORE SANFORD, EVE 1(5 Fomerly Muelc George's No. 2 Beardall b Geneva <> DAYS A WEEK To The D R IF T IN N FLA. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. Dunce AT THE Of Try Our HAM SANDWICH STACKED HIGH ON RYE DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF “THE CASUALS” FRL & HAT. FRL & SAT. NITE 12:30 P. M. • 2:00 A. M. Shuffle Board Tournament WED, NITE - STAItT 8 I'. M. FOOD SERVED ’TIL 8 P. PACKAGE GOODS M. AVAILABLE OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. - MON. THRU SAT. lt d . !l Mile East of II * ) 17-92 Uprn 7 Day* A Week - 11 ii.m. to IB p.m. CALL — Jean's Spaghetti House Orange Cily Across From Water Tower 17-92 Club Diamond Presents IN AND T ill: "HIDEAWAYS" North Orlando Super Mkt. IIWY. ON DOG TRACK Phone FA 2-0551 LOOK FOB THE BIG SIGN AGES Skate City Roller Rink RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE B ILL SL A Y T O N — with the best Cooked To - Order ITALIAN FOOD IIWY. 17.92 • it FU N For Mom, Dad and the Kids RESERVATIONS • CLASSES Those 4 G uys JIM • MATINEE EVERY SAT. & SUN. 2:30 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M. Mutter Groceries I.o n g n o o rl I 'J f t j i COMING! “ KING OK KINGS” ‘M0 POUNDS OF TROUBLE” WALT DISNEY'S "SON OK KLUHBER” (a r«-al delicacy the way we prepare them! . , . they are NOT French Fried!) V A L D E Z H O TEL • • YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP FROG OPEN NIGHTLY EXCEPT TUESDAY (sweet as ■ mil > j ROLLER SKATING STOP IN 775-9084 r^EASTUANCOiMa^ DANISH LOBSTER TAILS Just a note here to let yon know there's an old face in a new place. Cliffotd (better known as Buddy Proctor, who bus been with tin- postal dcpurtim-nt for mote than Id years, will officially take own­ ership of the Village Inn S at­ urday- Proctor and bis family* liiu line in Sunfmd, as he has all Ids life, lie worked in lloim-i’s Swiu Shop for flvu yruis "a long time ago." so In­ is not without experience in !lds field. You — I DR always ut JIM SPENCER’S ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS . We Serve A Specialty Every Day ' ■ ' . I ' S a . • nHWOtOhlCHlMozo • • • * We didn’t meet John Mikler a t Skutc City last week so here's a short note on him. He's a "Cracker" from -ilavia ami made a Idg switch from tanning in that area to roller skating four years ago. Skate City was brand lu-vv when he took it over and it's been go ing strong ever since. A couple o( skating notes this week . . . on Monday nights the whole family can skate for ^ 1.00 and oil Wednesday nig ills all ladies can get in free. Next week we'll meet the 'i "T ill; WORLD IX MY POCKET” • * Bock To Serve STARTS SUNDAY Sister, Sister, Oh So F a i r ........... Why U There Blood All Orcr Your Hair? Co-IIit ft: 15 Only • Boogie Woogle type music combined with a light touch of comedy is the specialty of the house at Club Diamond. Mel Murray is your host und onterminer and he's hud some experiences to thrill the most sophisticated. While traveling to Europe three years «go he played some 10 hour jam ses­ sions with Duke Ellington ninl his boys, und coming hack he met Queen Frcderieka of Greece. New dining hours nt the Club — fivm 3 to 9 p.m. they're serving that one pound steak with the Works fur f t.96. • to k fo in f t HCHNICQIM ‘ OPEN 12:15 • SHOWS AT !:0<l - l:0U - 6:15 - 9:00 HAPPENED1<> BABYJIINET • • Now lets go hark to the Capri and -re Hill Klmefrllir again where his gum], is known as Big Bill ami the “Velvetones." Jn this group are Mel Y--ung the drummer, Bah ftamho the pianist, and for u short vvldla longer, Bob Guest. Ilig Bill entile from North Cuiulinu in 1957 where ho pluyeii only- occasionally fur parties. When ho eamr here he just nUiitiai playing for the fun of It. 'Ihe present "Velvetones" evolved lInveigh a aeries of change* und chunrrs, ami now these ''week­ end warrior" musicians have a steady hill. JoanCrawford 'WMTWtt banlnri Enjoy music maker ut Jim Spencers. . . . Hud a luiiil time ferreting them out. Today there is the sweet taste of Spencers Dan­ ish lobsters, one of the few places around these ean be found. They really are import­ ed ami ure one of Spencermost popular dinners. They're served in the dining room from lt:30 til 2:30 and again from 5 p. m. til 10:30 p. m. with all the rest of Spencers good food. Especially good witli the lobster ale the pota­ to cheese ball*. There will be music too at the Jet Lanes next Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. A slum called "Time out for Fun," for LADIES ONLY, will be duly unusual and 1 premise it'll he exciting. Keep watch­ ing the paper for more infor­ mation on tliis. • • • If you stop in at the Drift Inti after 12:30 sumo Friday or Saturday night, don’t be surprised if tile "Casuals" loot, u bit fumiliur. They're Bill Klinefelter and Mel Young who are also part of the group which plays at the Capri. After hours a t the Uupri they head fer the Drift inn where they whoop it up until 2 n.m. Bill plays the guitar and Mel the drums, and no one has more fuu than they. * HKHIXD THE ominously burred window* of their melancholy Hollywood munition Bette Dnvis turns Iter buck on Jonn Crawford’* unguUhtnl uppoiil fur release from her muruhi't! persL'cnliuns in this stark si one front "Whut Ever lliippeiied to Baby June?.” tin* surprise-filled Warner Bros, suspense drama opening Sunday ut the Movlelatid Drive-In Theatre. The two Academy Award winners are cast as aging sisters, each of whom had been a proal star. In the trugi-comic title role, Miss Davis portrays a one-time child star with bizzarre delusions of making a comeback white Miss Crawford plays n former film star whose career was ended by a crippling accident. OPEN 12:13 • • U* r v C l ’’THE INTERNS'* Hearts and flowers com­ bined with nr.talgic songs will finish out "Heart Month" at Melodic Skilling Rink Sunday. It's the last act of the fine effort to raise money for the heart fund. One of six lovely ladies will be chosen “Queen of Hearts" and crown­ ed by Miss Sheala llcst, last year's queen, after 49 skaters put on a superb show. They’ll dance to such old favorites us "Bicycle Built For Two" und "Dear Old Dad." Doors open at 8 p.m. Bill is u popular name in the music business it seems. At the Carihe Bill Slayton is the head man of ■ group called the Hideivuys. Ted ijlobwski on Die piano und lucordialt, Morris Mtophel on drums and Bill Wagner (see, another ilie) on tile sax und other reed Instruments complete t h i s quartet. Tills is nil erudite group, uli four having degrees in music. Ted and Morris liulh teach music, too. In everyday life Mill .Slayton is the pmtner of Bill Klim-felt,-r in a dc, orating business. Gut llmt all atiuight 7 BI Ut - I N THEATRE No. t At 7:110 Only "AM, THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS" rt'irk Hudson Jane Wyman No. "J \l 9:00 Only Wildcat Party Ever Filmed . . . Jh&Sanfo/id Cbxm By Judy Turner Cars Can Get Royal Wash Job 51.00 3!;t TABLE H O PPIN G lty Juan Magin Names of winners in a rccetU sales contest sponsored j by Mrs. M. Wright’s sixth grade class at Oviedo School have been announced. Receiving prizes as top three salesmen will bo Thom­ as Dillon. Rose Hire and j Iicbby Brown. Address labels and similar 1stationery items were sold during the contest to raise It’s not oltcn you get a money to replace a valuable queen to wash your car, hut . lens lost from a ajH’id read­ one of the three girls who ing machine. are offering to do so, Satur­ Mrs. Wright lias express­ day from to a.in. to (:3o p.m. ed her appreciation and that at the Sinclair Station on the of the class to all parents corner of 25th St. anti French and residents of the area who Avc., may turn out to be made purchases resulting in Queen of Hearts. tlw $30 profit on the sale. .Miss N’ylcciic Albers, Miss Linda Ley and Miss Bena Ohio had 3.039 churches of McKenzie, all candidates lor v annus connections in 1830. the queensV crown in Sun­ day’s Heart Fund Benefit will be washing cars all duy at the staliun to raise more money for the Heart Fund coffers, and for their own candidacy for the crown. | o \J * V l 9n £ v& u p m LAKE MONROE Bowling & Skating llrnrl ohow program begins ut 8 p.m., Sunday, March 3. Noting closes nt 9 p.m. (Jueen crowned at end of prugrum by Shenla Best, last yearn queen. Tickets obtained from queen candidates and at door. JET B O W LIN G L AFAN 2-7542 E ONDKA ROAD FEATURING Charcoal Broiled Steaks BAR PACKAGE STORE CUT RATE WHISKIES LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE l!i M EL0 D EE S K A T IN G R IN322*9339 K ONORA ROAD & MILES NORTH OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS C A L L F A 2*3108 * A. M. TO J A* M- • • DAYS A WISER �Pnjre 8 — K rl. M ar. 1, 1903 Mrs. Charlton Golden Anniversary Celebrated By Hostess For Winter Residents At Open House Mrs. John Charlton was host*-** for the monthly dcsa*rl bridge for wives of VAH- N'. J., and Hubert Kichlcr, Viola, Del. Sanford friends and neigh­ bors also called during the appointed h o u r s , including tik, San Antonio, Texas; Mr and Mr*. Glenn Richter. Do­ ver, Del.; Mr. and Mr*. I. U Estep, Suei City Center, Fla. urn Kile, Ramsey, Mrs. William Boiled Dinner Sorority Sponsors Tea Church League A good "Old Fashioned New England Boiled Dinner" is being planned by the Friendship League of the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church for Saturday, March 9, in the Fellowship Hall. Serving will be from 5 lo 7 p.m. This buffet style dinner will consist of tasty corned beef and garden fresh cabbage, potatoes, carrots, turnips and beets, rolls, coffee, lea and punch. Homemade apple and mince pies and fruited gela­ tine will also be Included on the menu. Mrs. Lillian Andrews, who comes from Woodstock, Conn., is chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. Alice McMillan, Horace Deal and members of the league. The public Is invited to at­ tend this good old fashioned treat. Tickets arc available from Mrs. McMillan or Mrs. William llurlscho In DcDary. Bridge Pastor Goers* of (he Luth­ 1. eran Church of the Redeem­ Ih e hostess won high score er, who arrived early and asked the blessing for the oc­ for tho day and Mrs, William casion. Goodman was second. The group enjoyt*! refresh­ ment* of chocolate chiffon cuke, nuts and coffee. Assort­ ed candle* were placed on each table, Mrs. .Sherry Unite was wel­ comed as a guest by the mem­ bers. Mr. and Mr*. William HKlchter Sr. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with open house a t the home of their daughter, Mr*. Theo­ dore Fra*e, Myrtle St., In Sanford. Co-boitess for the reception was another daugh­ ter, Mr*. R. D. Lindicy, of Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Richterr were married Feb. 22, 1913, In Milve rewaukee, Wl*., and have aided in Dover, Del., flncc 1027. They have been winter resident* of Florida for the p ait seven years, spending the last two In Sanford. Mr. Richter la the man of the Delaware Slate Apple Commission, president of Delaware Fruit Grower* Assn,, director of the Nation­ al Apple Institute and past president of the Dover Ro­ tary Club. They have five children and 12 grandchildren, all o! whom were present for the celebration. In addition to the two hostesses, their husband* elr ion, and children were their Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Richter Jr., of Dover, Del.; two other daughter* and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lewis, Gerrardstown, W. Vo., and Mr. and Mrs , Dob Shepherd of Oklahoma City, Okla. Other out off town relative* attending were Fred Frcitag of Grandview, Wash., a bro­ ther of Mrs. Richter, who was best man at the wedding; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fbl* Planned By V A H -I Pilots Hold Civic Night Church Class Meets Monday The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday, March 4, in McKinley Hall. Starling time I* 7:30 p.m. and hostesses will be Mr*. C. M. Flower* and Mr*. R. F. Cole's groups. All members arc urged to attend. II. RICHTER Sit. with their nnnivcrxary Hindu when they were married 50 y en rx n«o. (Herald Photo) Members of Ihc Future Teachers Club of Seminole High School were guests at a tea in their honor given by the members of Alpha Della Kappa, teacher's sorority, Sunday at the home of Mr*. Mario Stum pi, Crystal Lake Drive, Mis* Ollie Reese Whittle, president of I h « hostess group, greeted the arriving students and Mrs. Marian Ni­ chols and Mr*. Roberta Rich­ ards presided at tho punch howl. Each guest received a key chain with a miniature dic­ tionary charm os o favor. Ar­ rangement* of spring Rowers In (he sorority colon of gold and purple w e r e placed throughout the house. Special guests Included tho FT A sponsors, Mr*. Mary Joyce Uatcman and Miss Graco Mario Stlncclphrr; Mrs. Arietta f o b e r l y , M r*. Edna Humphrey and Mr*. Jennifer Kelley. MRS. MAY PYNCHON, center, Kiiext speaker a t the "Civic Niuht” pro­ gram sponsored by the Pilot Club of Sanford and two member*, program chairman, Mr*. Harvey Swanson, left and Mrs. Elxie Farley. (Herald Photo) Carol Corson To Marry Mrs. Cecil Lee Robert E. Perrini Stork Shower Honored At Mrs. Cecil Lee was honored al a stork shower recently al the home of Mrs. Lewis Dor ton, 412 Willow Ave. Mrs. Henry Lee was co-hostess. Several games were played and prize* awarded lo Mr*. Hubert Maples, Mrs. Philip Goodspeed, Mr*. Donald Rea gun and Mrs. Wesley Place. After the honorcc had open ed her sifts the guests were served refreshment* of lime sherbet, punch, cake, nuts and mints. Others attending were Mines. Louise Lee. George Redd, E. Lansing. Vic Haw kins, Colin White, Walter Fcsler, Noah Booth, Sam Dunn, Joe Monett, St. Clnlr White, Robert Get in an and E. C. Campbell. By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mr*. E. E. Corson of DcBary announce the en­ gagement of their daughter, Carol, to Robert E. Perrini, son of Mr. amt Mrs. C. I’crrinl, of Euslii. Miss Corson Is a graduate of DeLand High School and Florida College of Technology in Miami. She is presently employed at (he Simon La­ boratory in Sunford. Tiie groom-elect is a grad­ uate of Euiti* High School. H e attended R id University ol Florida and served two years with Ihe U. -S. Army. He I* presently attending L a k e Sumpter Junior College in lA-ckhiirg. W SCS Plans North Orlando Meeting Couple Have This Tuesday N ew Son tfcUudsin Altamonte Springs Personals By L m sIm Wrnunek Mr. and Mrs, Milton Tins­ ley of Orienla Gardens have been entertaining g u e s t s from Maple Heights, Ohio, for the past two weeks, and Mrs. A. N. Cobb most of their vacation the Tinsleys and left weekend for a visit frienda In St. Petersburi fore returning home. Friends of Mrs. John Llelto will bo glad lo know that she la home from tha Winter Park Hospital recuperating from heart aurgrry. She is able to have visitors but Uir visits must be limited in time for awhile. Personals If local TV fans of “ Yours For a Song” will look la the fourth row this Monday they may aea two fam iliar facea. Mr. and Mr*. B. E. Purcell, who are la New York on a buying trip, plan to ba la tha audience enjoying tha pro­ gram. a 9 9 Former DeBary Resident Has N ew Address Ry Mrs. Adapt Muller Mrs. I-loyd Kilight, the for. im-r Ttllllo Schnabel of Semi­ nole Drive, DeBary, write* that they have moved to .tfift North Lnila Drive, in West Melbourne. On March t) Mrs. Knlght'a parent* will cdohrnLv their golden wedding anniversary In DeFuniak Spring), where they were married liy Rev, Sydney M. Call* at tho DeFuniak Buptist Church, The children nr* holding open house for tho couple und their muny friend* In Central Florida, The couple, Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Rowland, live- in De­ Funiak Springs and their addreas is Route No. 1, Box 213, The Woman's Society of By Mona Grinstead Christian Service ol Find Friend* of Mr. and Mrs. McthodNt Church will hold I.nrry Neveau of 01 North the business and program Bombay Ave., North Orlando, FUTURE TEACHERS PRESIDENT, Mins Hubs meeting Tuesday, March S, MISS CAROL CORSON will be glad to learn that they Odlinni, left, mlmircH a bouquet of flowurn with at 0:43 a.m., preceded by the (Ruhija Photo) have a new baby son. The Mix* Olllu Reexu Whittle, prexiilent of tho Alpha executive committee meeting. nine pound four ouneo son Delta Kappa Korority a t a tea hosted by tho TIh- program "World Neigh­ was born Feb. G and they Horority lor tho futm o touch urn Kronp, Sunday, bors" will be under Ihe lead­ have named him Steven An (Herald Photo) ership pf Mr*. Ray Herron. thony. Mrs. Bruce Gray. DeLand Mrs, Neveau is ‘visiting rel­ District WSCS president, and ative* In I r o n Mountain. Mr*. Murk Halsey, vice presduced pale, weak and stunted AZALEA CIRCLE Lake Mary Mich., while her husband 1* idenl, will he guest* of the llarlun Hhoades ol the U. S. plant*, lie *et up a micro­ serving sea duly with the society. Alter the business scope for members lo watch Janie Fuller ami Dorothy, Visitor Feted Navy. and program meeting a cov­ Department of Agriculture living specimen. Dennis umi David Westcott The Neveous have two ered dish luncheon will be presented a program on Mrs. Hal Harris presided at daughters. Jr. "Nematodes" to member* ol served. On Birthday the business session and new The ladies of Grace and Ihe Azalea Garden Circle oiflcer* were elected to tuke Ity Frames Wester Ebencter have been invited when Ihc group mel at the oilier next Octolx-r. Those r rom Mr. ami Mr*. J. A. Varn to meet with the First Meth­ home of Mrs. J. P. Cullen (or elected were Mrs. H. It. Col­ the February meeting. 1 our of Lake Slary entertained at odist group. MONDAY He illustrated hi* discourse lier, president; Mr*. Roy Boyd, vice president; Mrs. Downa birthday dinner lor Mr*. with slide* and showed sev­ Luke Mary Woman’s Club Varn'* retain, Mr*. Harold eral type* of microscopic Dempsey Carnes, secretary, luwa i< sponsoring u benefit coffee Mrs. Kamp and Mrs. Porter Lansing, Cory, of Kil-tia Monday night. worms. One was the type that Florist from I) to 10 a.m. ut tho attacks root* from the out­ treasurer. Making the trip from Kin­ Mr*. Cullen and co-hostess, Chamber of Commerce Build­ Enjoys Trip side; one Rial enters the roots ti* to attend were Mr. and Mr*. C. I*, llurkey, served re­ ing, in Lake Maty. Proceed* HANFORD and causes deformity, (com­ Mr*. Cory and their guests, will Ins given to tin- Nutlnnal FLOWER SHOP monly known as root knot) freshments during the social Mr*. Cory’s two sister* who T o Nassau and another type that attacks hour to the 17 members and Arthritis fund. All women in Cor. K. 1st A Sanford Ave. are visiting them at the pre­ FA 2-1X22 FA 2-8132 the area me invited to attend. the leaves causing them to guests present. By laiulsc Mmunrk sent time, Mr*. Slariun Sil Mrs. Eutah Kamp has a turn brown and dry. Mums rox from Norwalk, Conn., and Sir*. Bertha Hartley new spring In her step since urc susceptible to Ihe third returning from a trip to N n- type ol nematode Iront San Pedro, Calif, In regard lo ornamental* 11id out-of-state guest* hope sau. She sailed from .Miami willi and grasses, the speaker rec­ to do tome INhing while they Mrs. W. D. Douglas and her ommended Rial the home arc in Florida. six year old granddaughter. gardener avoid t y p e * ol Debbie Wiles, of DeFuniuk plants that are susceptible to root knot. Caludiums are Springs. Enterprise They were fascinated with very susceptible hut bulbs the quaint shop* (outside) eat) tie treated while dorm which were ultra modern in­ ant. You want your rhild to h a ir a firm foundation lor side. They also atlcndrd sev­ January was the month life. Consider. then, the many worthwhile adtantaars eral shows, including the one chosen to treat bulbs used of hating them Join one of Modern Woodmen'a Junior llousrguesl* of Mr. and at the Nassau Beach Hotel In an experiment last year. Club*, now being organized In thin area. Junior Cluha are nun-sectarian. based on Ihe prinrlplra or patriotism Mrs. Warren Htse ore Mrs. which was planned for Pres­ Mr. Rhoades showed color ami democracy, They provide wholesome recreation, Illse's sister and her hus­ ident Kennedy and Prime slide* of caladiums where fun, and the rltararliY training that make* for good band, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minister McMillan, of Eng­ half of the bulb* were treat­ ritirrnshlp, benefiting jo u r entire community. land, during their visit. It ed. They prodtiecd large, Murrell, of Ken mure, N. Y. JULIAN WHIGIIAM Mr. and Mrs. Elywyn Cosins was so successful It is being strong and colorful foliage See that jo u r rhild enjoys thia well-rounded felcontinued. but the untreated bulbs pro­ of Sun City Center were Sun­ low — hip. Modern Woodmen Junior Club mrmberahlp at No Extra Cost available lor $1.20 per year for children, agea I to 4— Immrdiate payment of 9230 were host and hostess at their day gucsls of the two fam ­ ■lightly higher at other age*. when polio atrike*. Payment of homo on Scvcnlli Street for a ilies. an additional 1230 In event Ihe Mr*. Gerry Padgett is in birthday d i n n e r recently. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OK WRITE polio attack results in crippling Guests of honor were Lucy Seminole Memorial Hospital after-effects or death. recovering from an appctiCarlson, Hubert Moon and * Consisting of rul and patterned glass, bric-a-brac, decto my. George lkmlden China, brass beds, furniture, round front China cabinets Mlaa Alice Ann Hull, a mu­ Friends surprised Virginia and miscellaneous. Chadwick with a birthday sic major at Florida State DISTRICT AGENT luncheon at the borne of University, in Tallahassee, Sunday 1 P. M. March 3 Sirs. Katherine Jones, Third visited her grandmother, Mrs 9041 W. 20th St. Phone 322-84-18 HANFORD. FLA. Court. Those attending were Tyinie Ovlatt recently. BERNER'S AUCTION John Blakeniora of AbblngJoan Slagin, Gwen Creed, MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Evelyn Murphy and Drigctte don, Va. was a recent visitor Reed Canal Road Daytona HOME OFFICE: ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS of M. 11. llyanBraucart. First Birthday Celebrated By Youngster served his guests birthday ■ r Donna Estes John Joseph Westcott, son rake and ice cream. Guests Included Steve and of Mr. and Mrs. David West­ cott Sr. of 7B1 Lormann Cir­ cle North, Longduln celebrat­ ed Ills first birthday with a party at his home recently. Johnny Joe’s birthday cake had white frosting with blue letters saying “ Happy Birthdsy." After he tried to blow out his candle, his mother and Mrs. Hcrshcl Fuller Mrs. May Pynchon, past president of Pilot Interna­ tional, of Jacksonville, was guest speaker at the "Civic Night" program, sponsored by the Pilot Club of Sanford Tuesday night al the Civic Center. This is one of the outstand­ ing programs of the year and the I'ilots invite representa* lives front all of the local clubs and give them a re* sumc of the work done both locally and internationally. Mrs. Pynchon explained tha most important projecl* un* dortaken since 1942. They In­ cluded an ambulance donated to Europe after the war. aid lo a French village razed dpring the war and helping to build and refurnish a bus* pilal and church in France. In addition lo Ihc many lo­ cal projects they parLcipato In the latest venture is a state wide project. The Flor* Ida Pilot clubs are building and furnishing a "Scholarship House" in Tallahassee to serve as a dormitory for 20 lo 22 girls. They will also as­ sist the girls, who qualify to live in the house, in getting jobs and help lo prepare them for life alter they grad­ uate. More than 100 members and guests were present for the dinner meeting. Hostessr* were Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. Philip Westgalc. Miss Doris Fleming and Miss Bonnlo Stoffer. Mrs. J o h n l.ambcrtson, president, presided at tha meeting and gave a report on the local activities. Mr*. Harvey Swanson was pro­ gram chairman and introduc­ ed the speaker. Arrangements ol red and gold gladioli and greenery, candles and horns of plenty mode from magnolia leaves adorned the tables. Also dis­ played were several banners and authentic skirls made by the Seminole Indians. V Local Events 4 Give your child the benefit of MODERN WOODMEN JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP Personals JOHN JOSEPH bin birthday cake. Chuluota Personals Recent gucsls of Mr. and Sirs. Henry Weaver at Ihcir home on Sixth Street were Sirs. Weaver's mother, Mr*. Iota Taylor, and friends, Sir. and Mrs. Luu Willard, all of Pimlico, Sid. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carroll are visiting with their daughter and her family, T/ Sgt. ami Sirs. John Layman, at Egtln Air Force Rase, near Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson ANTIQUE AUCTION Julian Whigham 1 �. f\+ - m Sanford To Defend State Biddy Title F r i. M ar. 1. 1963— P a g e 9 | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Locals Set To Host Annual Tournament In Group Play Sanford, Oviedo Cop Wins Sanford and Oviedo rolled inole High scoring record. i The other Sanford eager to ' Sanford will now faco top lo Group Tournament victor­ Sanford started with a 12- shoot In double figures was i seeded Seabreeze in Hie semi* U bulge anti at the half led, Dave McGillis who knocked ies Thursday night. final* tonight at 7 while I)c« 31-13. in 12. In Titusville, paced by 1-in.l meet* Titusville. Mike Woodruff, the Seininolcs Over in the Clast C tour, romped to an easy 85-17 vic­ ncy, Oviedo slammed Montc« --------- *------------------------------ 1cols anti Quincy. tory over Stuart in the quar­ verde hy the tune of 74-35. ■ • s i * 1 Jim Jrrn'.g.in, director of ter-finals cf the Group 4 Class Tho Lions will now face Uma* die Sanford Recreation Dc(ilia in the second semi-final A play. Sanford will play Wcwain the Group 6 play. The nutating senior dunked hlchka In the feature g a m e Pacing Hie Oviedo attack tonight In the Biddy tourna. In 37 polnis to set a new Sem­ was Jim DeSharo with 21 nirnt. Tallahassee drew a — DouKIm . ft Cherokee Sundown, who ha* Greyhounds owned by J. R. points; Jim Courier, 13; Rex V !«A*r.«an.i; r. TrJ. bye In the first game when had only two local starts and Githens with the "Cherokee" Rrookt, 12, and Mickey Tcs‘•ro • 1‘ernimln; 3. Martin- St. Petersburg reported this missed the money tn both of prefix to their names have sinsky, 10, t -v i i i j a \narj»bo»\bnPi'ir»: s morning its team I* down KurniiM*iUnHin: « K atru U* them, may still rate as the I r f i o j Kul** f .\ f r o n t •Juitirhti. with the flu. favorite in the featured tenth been doing very well on the “•:roM i i m u i : — ft I'ailMlft! 1. 1st Juftnohtr. s 111* race of an It-rare program at local oval and according to tr.i.la-Kernftn.lf*; Z. Avtftrftb** lurtm ent, host for the tourna­ sn n rn the Sanfnrd-Orlando Kennel her record Sundown is a very i K u r n u i t ' K i j n i ; % ment. said Sanford will face NEW ORLEANS <ITI) - Club that ushers tn the new consistent runner. At Sara­ S o « | - s l« h»r»by * l v f n ( h i t TJ*ri>-ttamon: % .\rrl# U -A b * llte winner of a Panama CityIhs s n n u i l msrtlmr o f the 4#ub»: Mart ln-li ig.» Gary Pla>rr, Arnold Palmer month of March. rs of tli« Ssn for.l A (1001) CATCH of 33 shnd wns brought in by Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Crosim in i n iu i: — «i Wcwahichka playoff tilt. sota ihc attained an A-2 na­ •l llo.Uliol.lir r s ld will t>o h r l-l at ::<>! 1. Tcjftroj 5 I'm u l.ll; 3 fan, of St. Augustine, here earlier this week. The Crossans also are <lisand Jack Nirklau* today re­ The eight-team tournament Com munity \v s y, s. n f u r . t , tional rating and In 27 starts t)ltrr« ; 4. K«rnsinl«i; ft. Ita* Florl.l*. <>n Msr.-li IS, 1**3 s t plnying a poster advertising the annual “Blessing of the Fleet" Faster m«»n; l Ir p t ; ?. ALmoln; Hub: will be held this evening and sumed their battle for dollar chalked up a score of five l o :« » < * A. St, for th* t rsn a s cU o n I sa . Sunday a t St. Augustine. (Herald Photo) o f aurh b u s l n s . s •■ may com * supremacy when they led a 1*41114X11 f i t Mi: — 4 Saturday, as follows: firsts, eight seconds and two bofors th» m s s t l n f . i« i I. Arrona. Z >1anu#l. Friday, 6 p.m., St. Peters­ huge and talented field of 3. Aldas. 4. P.lorrl. S. Marlin. burg and Tallahassee. thirds. She was popular at F u l l l t b March t, t. IS O . ★ ★ ★ i r ★ ★ golfers Into the $ 40 . 00 o Great­ <. ( ’n a i f . 7. Zarra. Put*: I'rlstr. Friday, 7 p.m.. Lake Wales er New Orleans invitational Daytona Reach last summer Ti xi n :t i i ks t i<i t n rjit' ’ii Ti i c ei Ao ri .n T n ou r­ n rrn csamm — iin .ii.ir., » ituini• i i. ItaH tnla-Lorm si; and in 20 tours of the oval l l i t i > a x i s r u n « n v u x o i . i : and Fort Walton Reach. tournament. Jacin./.tiM ; 3. Arr « tlb « l* lrU rtv i H ard Lind will tie going accounted for seven firsts, i im v y v , r i . n n i u i . Friday, 8 p.m . Sanford and 4*1 i*Kchi '« I* Q lill*A | u i* The four-day tournament IX r l l V X I K R Y XO. 13«M tin; c. Arc|tlo»ISlorrl: Hubs: Panama City or Wcwahichka. was being playc.l at the Lake- after her fourth straight vic­ four seconds and six thirds. FAST DltOOKLTS 8AVIKQS • >nm*.7!»rr». Friday, » p.m., Clewliton wood Country Club, a swanky tory tonight at Seminole Park Rut the competition will be HANK, a X * w f o r k c o r p o r a ­ tu r n i i i M r — noHkiM, fi iMilnfat 1. Arrnna.ITrhjinlt: Z and Pensacola. tough for the oilier entries arc tion. new coursp on the west stile P la i n t i ff , Raceway in the featured in­ \l<Ja ••l.f»r*nin; 2 Arrlftf a -7!ti» Pae Sac. Rig Sooner. Zot, r s Saturday, 0:30 a m., winners of the Mississippi River. The M: 4. l? r la * llifiu H t ft a m Ir i * vitational trot. 1,1 MV A SI. l l l t i m V N ' , s w id o w , tlrlsa r: 4 i »naT*-/.arra; Hut**i of the i> and 7 p in. Friday 7.o*»o yard course was little Mrs. Mops. Kevin's Pal, Mar n .f.n d s n t, Ita llo la * A cu a tlr. The brown, six year old x ot ic i: t o n i i r u x u on games. Stctch, and Diamond Star. more than a cypress lores! a «• %% i i : — n««fclr«. Ji painin I. Kr.rii1i*rr<|uMI; Z. Pac Sac won her last out­ « oi inii m nF o on f rp ni ubri..ri ci . ao at ii 'onti ? Saturday, !0:30 a.nt., win­ few* years ago, but today it mare owned by Walter Davis K u n iu f i •Jiianrh u: 3. Arran*- ners of the 8 and 8 p.m, Fri­ presented a new challenge to of Lorklioiirne, Ohio, has ing over the long M hs mile T i l l I.IVIIA SI. im lT T O N , a t*Vlla; 4 I i t d i U r r r ; 3. Ana* w id o w rlt* r* |* K in i; <*. \rrlo t «*lr lgo* day games. the touring professionals with come under tin* wire first In course. Diamond Star will be l lo u lc No. I, Hot S3? Hiilm' T>J#»ro-K*rnti»tilo. Saturday, 8 p.m., tourna­ try ing (or Ids third straight its numerous lakes, trees, tier last three starts. On Feb. F*> r i u vlll.-. N'orlh C a r . I! I«• 11X I1 4a %*11* — S lM lr a , T o lln a ItwlNiai 1. A * 11u t. 2. AftUoUtt, 3. ment finals, winners of the dogleg* ami meanly placed 15, she ran the mile distance while Zot just won in Grade VOP, I.INDA SI. IIIIITTON. At rIt lo. 4. lla*lloU. ft. I’rU. 0. morning games. R . in 2:06 4/5, just 1/3 of a sec­ traps. Par ts 72. arc l i , rrl.y n o tified that a I r l i r i f . 7. Jacln. I. Uastt, Hub: A fine matinee progarnv Com plain t for For».-lo«urr o f Visiting team member* will The New Orleans Invitation­ ond off the track record IsOrrttSO. S l o r l a at* liaa bran flla.l M ATH U %A||! — nmiMri, A lie housed lit the San Fran- al Is one of the few remaining Driven hy her trainer Rill has tK’cn arranged for tomor­ aaa lnat yon, and yo u ara r r . l»#l n i %i 1. A»tlR4< Amtiatlsi: 3. I t a . I l i U - l r U r t r : j. A r rltlo -f/tr- cisco Giants dormitory on tournaments that has never Robinson Hard Lind Is the row willi such fan favorites •lulrrd l o arrva a copy o f your Anawrr or I'load ln s* l<» rtiMi «. Arratll»e|-Ki*lianls: ft Mellonvillc Avenue. been won by either Palmer, odds on favorite in tills fea­ going to the post ns Cherokee lli» Complaint on tha Plain* J s. lti-K1..rrl; « 4 U»tl-/.ubl: | Jernlgan llulou, Sock Tray, Coro Sil­ tlff'a alli.rn.-y. Joaapli SI. said all gamrs Player nr Nirklau* in their tured harness rare tonight. Hub*: 4lrla-rrfa.tr. F lt ix r r a ld , 33S S e c u r i t y Truat lOI'll 41I1IH — DuiiMr*. ft will be played at the Seminole three-way domination of the Pete Moore, leading quar­ ver and Joe Luck. llutl.llnir, M i -uni SS. Florida, |M«lniat 1. O n a ta - i u a n r h u ; 2 High Si ImhiI gymnasium. and flln Ilio o r l s ln a ! Anawrr professional lour. ter horse joekey will lie up * Anneal.# - Karra; 3. ArrlMaor I'lradlna In Ilia o f flc a of . M utual: 4. AMas rru u l.il: ft. Ro Wininger ts defending nn Misty Joe'a Girl In the coIba Clark o f Ilia c i r c u i t C o u rt M t n l n - I ’rltnr; ft. Arrnna-Olar* on or beforo I ha 2nd day o f New Orleans eharnp. Iml hr fraturrd 4oil yard quarter r« : Hubat A o tlga-lU n ioti. April. A. i».. l a s s , i f yo u fall won the 1902 event at the City horse sprint. The five year urn u m i: — iiaibiM . t I. , do ao, Ju.lunirnt by d efa u lt 9*«.| n • • i |. A ld a i-Z ilb l: Z Park Public Course on the old mare has one victory in w ill bo t a k t n a a a ln a t y o u for / tola-M anual; 3. Ar#lllo-F«*litn* thr rallof drm andad in tha other side of town. Hr tried four starts so far this season. It; I. Ja<*ln*Y*>r#n«u; ft. Ilaall* CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P p Complaint. I'r lia r;; ft. A s t l t o*Klr»rrl; tub a: Lakewood Wednesday and Other strong contender* in —Kppa ttlxey, elected to the Tho d tr crlp llo n o f lha real A r r l t t a '/ . t r r a . tr ly pro.-ardrj a g a ln a l l«: came away complaining that tills rare will lie Idea Sa with Imieliall Hall of Fame Just a p r o pIr.i 4. Illork SI, T O W N . the fairway trap* were "much month ago after (wing by­ Joekey Spud Williamson in 8ITI3 U F MIIITII CIIUI.H* MB. /INI) MBS. S. S. MUNDY, with friends Mr. and Mr*. IL F . Brown,of Fifteen games were tallied OTA, a su bdivision, a o tiic irons. passed several times during Thomasville, Ga., landed 33 shad, with about 50 per te n t of them roe. this over the gUOmiark in Wednes­ loo severe." co rd in g to p la t tbsraof, the 3o years after he quit rrm rd ad In f'lal Hook 3, week while fishing out of Crowe’s Camp. * (Herald Photo) day night's action in the Jet F a g ra 14 to I t . Inrlualrs. playing, died of a heart at­ lames All-Star Rowling Lea­ o f lha FuIdle llacorda o f IlreakH Mark Suffers Fracture tack Thursday al the age of Pamlnula County, Florida. gue. Tlda nullrr shall ba publlah* OSLO (U P I)-T he world's MONTREAL lU I'l) - Tom 72. Eddie Monroe, howling In a.l oner •aclt work for four Johnson, n Montreal Canad­ .l.msMueter speed skating rec­ Rlxey, w I hi won 266 games c o n n i-ullvr wacka In 111# b an In this wrek'a action In the the league for the first time, ord was broken Thursday by ian defenseman, suffered a in a long major leaguo ca­ fur.I l l tr a ld . Sandspura Rowling league, rolled a 238 for high honors. dunk and onP E nnn at Other high scores: John Norway’* Ivar Erlksen Erik- fracture of the left cheek reer spanning from 1912 tn Hanford, Hrmlnola C o u n t y , DETROIT fllP I) — Detroit the lead team, Welsh Tire sen. who recently returned Thursday in a isdlislon with 1933, suffered a heart utlark Florida, II.la STili day o f F e b . Lions stockholders were told ! Shop, was the victor over the Zcull 224-688, Rich Murphy from the world champion­ trumnialc Holt Rousseau dur­ at his Isiiue in suburban Ter­ ru ary A. IK, I3C3. 213-646. Rob Horsdnrf 212(HUAI.I at nn annual meeting Thurs­ I second plure Irani, MeRnlierts ships in Knruirawa. Japan, ing a scrimmage. There was race Park and died several Art hur II. Il c -k w l l h . Jr. day that National Football jT irr Company. This gives 636. Gary Eoa 2iil-5<H>, Al De- skated Hie distance ill four no indication how long John­ hours later at Christ Hospital Clrrk o f Circuit Court ll> : Martha T. Vildau League Commissioner Pete a tliiee-|M>int lead, with Me- Palma 210 and 20ii.68H, John minute* and 33 second*. here. son would lie sidelined. If.p uty Clrrk Hn/e|le will announce "with­ Roberta atill holding second S|M/lski 211-601, Neal Max­ J. iarph M. F ll s a r r a l d well 200-678, Harold llerhsi place, 23« Hacurlly Trual MulMlnr in 30 days" the results of the Miami 33, Florida NFL probe Into gambling in­ St. John's Realty team has 21*1-626, Cliff Walker 202I’ubllali Star. I, I, IS, M, 1341. In-en doing aome fine Imwling 608, Rill Hall 200-646 and fluences. C Dll-3. William Clay Ford, club and by taking threo polnta tieorge Swann 201 and 206president, said Rntelle had from J st Inn now la in third 681. In team action, L a r r y ' a By L'nlted Press International Koufax won 14 gam ft by July was Hist he reported no pain front Jim of shad Hy Hill Vlnrrnt Jr. told the Lions of the pending position. Alia of Hanford broke Mart continued ita winning the finger and teemed Ita losing streak and copped The Los Angeles Dodger* 12 hut didn't win another in This past weekend was a announcement. Jim stated that last Sun­ confident it has completely tluee from Plerro'a Slfg. Co. waya with two from Fridley feel good all over today be­ game all season. real fast one for me, with the day’s rain ami wind made healed. Factory I'aint Outlet also got Concrete. Hetty Ann's took cause there's no pain in Han­ The 27-ycar-old left-hander race* at Daytona Reach and the water drop three inches "I don't even think alwut three wins from Stamper Real two from Hanford Dry Clean­ • CrcHtlincr Boats plenty of sports activity hut I don't believe that has er*. P. Zcull and Sons salvag­ dy Koufax’ left index finger. patted Ids first rent test of It any more," said Koufax, Estate. • Mercury Motors affected the shad fishing. It was a circulatory condi­ the spring Thursday when hr who struck nut a National around Seminole County. Honor* of the week go to ed two from Handy Fowl • The Aluminum Boat pitched to Dodger hitters for tion tn the big flrcballer’a Stores and Meadora Marine League record of 209 batter* Alice Moss with high series of I moseyed on down to Hen­ I happened by Jim Crowe's The Platters, with a 68-34 For The Fisherman 17 minute*. He threw at only finger that ildellnrd him for In ItMl and had 218 strikeouts took two from Faust Drug*. 522 and high game of 100. ry Russell's island and fish Monday and lie had an lmrecord, hold first place In the The team standings: Lur­ virtually the entire second three quarter t|>rcd and was in 184 innings last season. Eleanor Anderson turned In a camp. There was a lot of 2101 H. French Ave. portant guc-d, Duncan Rarncs, Plneciest Inn Rowling Lea­ F82-6U2 and Muigo Kipp a ry's Mart O l'i-10‘4, Handy half iif Hie 1062 season anil lagged for some "homers" "A* far as I’m concerned this activity there also. Mr. and of Sports Illustrated, visiting Mrs. Wolf, of New Jersey, gue. The Toppers hold second 182-400. 48-83, Relty Ann's 47-34. probably cost the Dodgers the hy Frank Howard and Rill Is just another spring train­ FA 2-1392 him and niakinK a survey had just come in from some spot. League s t a n d i n g s are! Meadors 12-39, Hanford Dry National League pennant. Skowron. Rut the Idg thing ing." Dot Johnson picked up tho of shad fishing on the St. good fishing. Witli them they Welsh A3U-30H. McRolierU Cleaners 8 8 4-l4'> , Fraiiey'e Johns llivcr. I had the plea* had 30 large shad. Then here 3-10 split to roll a high game i;O's-30H, 8t. Johns M S - 32-49, Faust 20-62 and Zeuli'a sure of meeting Rarncs and came three happy fishermen. and high series of 185-437, 431), Je t Inn GO-44, A lii 44-68, 28-63. talking with him about fish, Ralph Leal, Jack Willis, and while Joan Adam* tallied I’lerro 43-67, Factory Paint ing. Kenny Johnson. They had 177-404. ll'i- 6 8 S and Rtempera 37'*A 33-foot maple or oak tree The shad were really bit­ It shad with nine roc In the 02 S . having a total leaf aurface of B O B & P ! ing and that's what every, catch. Sign Player 4,000 square fret will eva­ body was all riled up abaut. And then the lone fisher­ OTTAWA (UPI) — T h e South Africa's most valu porate more than 33 gallons I think maybe that rain man C. A. Thompson, ol Sunday brought on all the i i ^ . , burg. tam e In with his Rough Rldrrs of Canada'* able exports are gold, wool of water during a tingle sum­ fishing commotion. Rut to be j catcj, o( 2; itu i| anj Eastern Football Conference and uranium, In that order. mer day. l-ave signed Oscar Thoriland really frank about it. we seven roe. think a new run of shad has Al , W || liv in g Marina of Clrmion College. Thors.dogs run bit the area. [j|e j noticed little Dutch land, who is 0-4 and weight Just lo prove this fact, Dot n utM.| paddling around the 220 pounds, is a New York .MONDAY Crossan, of the St. Augustine Isle in his li'tle boat. So City native. 1:15 P.M . Record, came in with 33 shad guest he will be bringing in including nine roe. Dot's the another.big catch of specks, A trip from Columbus to columnist of the Angler's or maybe Hutch was Just Sandusky, both In Ohio, re­ Corner for the Record. Along looking over the area. quired two days by stage with her was her husband, Well that's it for now . . . coach in IB33-18A3, according OFF HWY. 17-92 IN CASSELBERRY R. F. Crossan. chauffcuring toodle-de doo. to schedule*. the boat and getting his share of shad fishing. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Mundy, l-adlew Night along with friends. Mr. and WEDNESDAY FRIDAY I*. M. Mon. & Thurn. Mrs. B. F. Drown, of ThomasSATURDAY ville. Ga . had 33 shad with about SO per cent being roc. 7:41 P.M. NIGHTLY About that time things were THURSDAY, LADIES ADMITTED FREE [Ixcept Sunday) really hopping around the Sorry No Minors Horry! No M in o rs ! r*ri-Mwtu*ls 8*SSla| The U. S. Const Guard Auxiliary will begin the 1\ camp and I noticed E. C. Nightly Dolly Do«M* “It's Mora Fun To Watch The Greyhound* Run" Rlrett. of South Carolina, was l»*n r f 8-leason roume in Hasic Seamanship & Safe HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE earn in g a Urge string of I Is Wi* • NINE RACES NIGHTLY la I Boat Handling next Wednesday 8 p.m. in the 22 specks he had caught on • HEATED GRANDSTAND l perk bait and the No-Alihi • DINING FACILITIES Oriaodt-SwniMle i«cc»ihI floor court room of the Seminole County Plug. • COCKTAIL LOUNGE There were other "Ice Court House in Sanford. Cost for manual and £ L , f o l d C J> / omc / o catches brought in. and 1 was U J. 17*91 al ri« N PARK FREE PARKING materiaU $2. The course U sponsored by Sheriff " HENNEl C l UB to busy that I missed out on Pgri-Mutual-Daily Oawblt Oolnialas who they belonged to. Rut Hobby and the Sanford Boat Cllub. ■UNO THII AO AND t i l THI AACIS with all my hustling about _______ HWV. 1 7 -9 2 _______ POST TIME 8 PM like a chicken with its head MIDWAY BETWEEN HANPOKD ft ORLANDO c«t off, I did get a nice mess Sanfnnl Junior Boys Imakethnll team will seek to make it two ntrni^rlit when it defend!* its state championship in the State Biddy tournament here over tiie weekend. Sanford will be defending its state title won Inst year in Tallalmsee upsetting Wewnhiehkn, Pensa* Cherokee Sundown J()|"A 31 Favorite A t S0KC Entries Big Three Pace Orleans Tourney Legal Notice Hazel Lind Seeks No. 4 ★ ★ ★ Hall Of Famer Dies At 72 15 Games Over 200 Mark Here Probe Results To Be Aired Welsh Continues Hot Kegler Pace Kouffax Okay Again! M EADORS M A R IN E Platters Hold First In Loop IT t |N IG H T L Y 8:10 S 3 Matinee <?EMIN 0H Pa RK RACE W AY Jai MATINEES FREE BOATING COURSE FRONTON - L v �t Classified Pnge 10—Fri. Mnr. 1, ’63 322-5612 322-5613 Or lice 204 W. F irst CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. I,ost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Trnnsjwrtation 5. Food 6. For Pent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Salo 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16 Female Help Wanted 17. i'-de Help Wanted 18. I!'*’*. Wanted 19. Situ, ♦u.m Wanted 20. Babysu.eru 21. Beauty Suicss 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas 1. Lost & Found LOST yellow gold C ron and Chain. Pour stone tellings. Call 322 2C .11 or PA 2 3133. REWARD. 3. Education • Instruction Refrigeration • Air-condition* ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Trades Institute Uox 18, c/O Sanford Herald. RKGISTRATION open for Good Shepherd Christian Hay School, 4 and 5 year olds. Nursery, $13; kinder* garten $16. Transportation available for city. and out­ lying areas. 3^B-73I2 or FA 2-5719. * Sewing lessons starling next week. Ik'ginncrs & advanc­ ed. Mornings or evenings. FA 2-7982. 6. For Rent 2 BKIHIOOM house, kitchen equipped. $75 month. 1’h. FA 2 5303. 3 Bedroom Imiusc. ens Ave. Phone 2106 Stev­ 319 4671. NICELY furn. 6 room house. FA 2 6237. AVAILABLE NOW L a r g e 4 bedroom lakcfront furnished $125 2 Bedroom furnished— eloso in $ioo 2 Bedroom furnished inch TV $ 80 Economy 2 bedroom partly furnished $ 53 Stemper Agency REALTOR — INSUROIl FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 1 Bit. House, nicely furn­ ished. $65 mo. FA 2 8514. Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. 3. $10 Mo. 407'li W. 1st. Clean comfortable 2 bedroom Apartment. Close to town. FA 2-0617. 1H Floor Apartment furnish­ ed $60. Lake Mary, I’h. FA 2-1757. Furn. 2 Bedroom House. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7G61. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH and DINNER THEM, thro 8 A'f. VISIT OCR NEW — Carriage Room llevianrd Eaprrailly For IIA.NR LETS. LUNCHEONS and IHNNE.lt PARTIES 838-6197 'SpecialParii*i* (jxocioidI>Cnuiq ultonHousi r e s t a u r a n t ! HIGHWAYS 1 7 .9 3 N. FERN PARK, FLORIDA �A+ ■ t; I it * t; Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA2-5612 0. K«»r Kent 9. For Sale or Rent UXFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm». tiatti. 2 screened porches. 3o9 Slagrmlia Ave. 3229532. 1111 IIOt’SE, equipped kit- ANOTHER FABULOUS Bl'Y n u n . take over pay menu \T CRYSTAL LAKE. Open SWEETIE or rent. by owner. FA2 -2017 Iwani construction, stone fireplace, 3 bedroom ami a 12. Kenl K«tu(e For S hI« optional r o o m , Florida room, 2 tile baths, fully air1 3-lledroom house. 2 2-Redconditionrd. Location South room hou«c. 323(1937. end of Crystal Drive, latch Arbor. E. A. Jarrell, Build­ 3 Bit. KITCHEN equipped. er. FA 2-3378 or FA 2 307 Kctieed back yard. Pay­ ments $79 mo., cheaper 2 Bedroom, 1 bulb. Excellent than rent. FA 2-0618 for apcondition, lot Oakland Dr. |u liniment. Monthly payments $78 93. Ph. FA 2-8974. Evenings Oil TRADE. Equity In mod­ FA 2-5610. ern 3 Bit home for modern house trailer. Blur Spring* Furnislied house across from \ Ave. Orange City. 775-3919. new high school in Sanford. *45<8). Phone Apopka 886-4849. 2 Bedroom IIiouvu, kitchen equipped. $65 a month. CionU) base. FA 2-4549. NICE LARGE 2 BR. furn. apt Oil heal and fireplace. Tile bath. Woo Magnolia. S65. FA 2-3951. RUNT A BED <( t I . f J f * ' i* V » Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month St. Johns Realty CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5111 116 W. lit St. r.lE TIME TESTED FIRM 110 N. Park Ate. FA 2-0123 WELAKA APARTMENTS: Booms private baths, 111 IMMEDIATE W. First St. OCCUPANCY 3 Bedroom, I'-.- hath, no qual­ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built Ins, ifying. See Mr Ferguson, fenced yard. 115 VV. Cole­ lamgdaie subdivision Longman Circle. $120 per month. wood. FA 2-74*4. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ Lake Mao'- 2 Bedroom, kit­ ner lot facing lake. Iu9 chen equipped. FA 2^049. Waits Drive, S u n I a n d FA 2-6347, Estate. FHA In service. $450 down, monthly $8175, Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 plus City. 201 W. 1st St. or FA 2-2118. ROOMS, The Gables. 401 QUICK SALE NEEDED Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. 2 Story home for anyone who Three room furnished wants room to live in. New apartment. 2101 Magnolia, plumbing, wiring, and oil 345. Robert A. Wllliami, floor furnace, termite con­ Phone FA 2-3951. tract. Lowest price you'll find. 715 Magnolia, FA 2 8969 Unfurnished l or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Established Kith A Used Ap­ ped. 1U6 W. 18th SL I‘li. pliance business. 14 Years FA 2-4078. in same location. Retiring from business. Campbell's Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Fish Market. 414 Sanford house. 826 Escambia. Ph. A\C. FA 2 0274. Houses for rent. For infor­ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath liotoe. $200 down and take over mation contact Ted Wil­ payments of $73.00 jier liams Hardware, 295 E. month. FA 2 1862. 25th St. 3 UR, 2 bath, fenced back AVAILABLE March 2. 2 BR yard, air conditioner. Kit­ Duplex, excellent location, chen equipped. 3309 S. Park electric kitchen. 1001-B S. Ave. FA 2-1761. Elm. Slay be seen after i p. m. Call FA 2-5394. BY OWNER. 7 Rm. masonry home with 20 arres on Lake Furnished Apartment. Close Mary. 615,0(8) down and in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 monthly payments. Phone FA 2 8135. Duplex, 1201 Elm. Apartment, 801 Magnolia. Apartment, 119 Elm. House, 0 Smyrna J. W. Hall, Realtor Dr., DoHary, Fla. All clean •‘Call Hall” FA 2-3*41 and nicely furnished. Ph. 2544 So. French Ave. NO 8 5307. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ g Bedroom house, kitchen ed backyard. Air-condition­ furnislied, on Lake Golden. er. Kitchen equipped. Low Near base. Call FA 2-4045 down payment. 33ot) S. Park during day, FA 2-4730 after Ave. FA 2-1761. 5:30. LAKE MARY. New. furn. Floyd St. Lake view. $90. Couple, no pets. FA 2-0184. Large 2 U-droom Trailer on large lake. Adulta only. l’b. FA 2-7368. Clean new Apartment. Call FA 2 3677. 2 Bedroom Apartment, large screened porch. FA 2-3164 between 8:<U a. m. and 0 p. m. % Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park A\c. FA 2 242.) Completely furnished 2 bed­ room home. FA 2 2577. NEWLY FURNISHED 'arge 2 BR. duplex. 14lli St. Longwood. 838-3298. 2 R R 'house. 117 Calsllns. SPACIOUS, 3 BR., dishwasher and equipped kitchen, trees. Pay equity sume mortgage. Park. FA 2-8n60. 2 Bedroom Duplex. Jalousie tak e Mary— 3 bedroom, den. 2 baths Modern kitelieii. porch, kitchen equipped. Lake privileges, near school. Carporte. Nice yard. Ph. Available for occupancy VA 2 1996. June I. FA 2 7991 <? 1% EVERETT A. IIAKI’EU 1; you like country living AGENCY • REALTOR i Bedroom, 2 baths. Oil 2465 S. Park Ave. south side ot big Lake Ph. FA 2-2264 or FA 2Z»3 Mary. Water for boating, etc. Orange tree* Approxi­ I...M.N. ENTERPRISES mately 21*. acres. 1 V 2 9162. Has purchased b e a u t i f u l wooded area at Lungdaic. 27’ completely f u r n i s h e d See Mr. Ferguson at sale* Housetrailer. FA 2 3881. office and pick your lot and Iu-um- models. Low 1 New house near Luke Mary. . 322-3098 By Nadine Seltzer PIE LAKEVIKW Home for sale or trade for a tiled farm on the west side of Sanford. Call KA 2-7898 (lay s or FA 2 6368 nights. Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0648 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Praver home. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Assume payments. $67.69. 332 6742. TEE ’N GREEN Oil! 20th St. opposite 5olf Club. New 3 bedroom, l's bath, built-in*. Large fam­ ily room, central heat and Air-Condition. Low, lowdown p a y in e n t s. $75 00 month pays all. Drive out today or call FA 2-2744 for details. 10:39 to 5 daily. An investment, not an ex­ pense. Call FA 2 5612 ror expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. Wall Plumbing & Heating; “Congratulate mo! I juat made my first solo flight!’ WANTED reliable couple to Baby furniture. FA 2-1837. take up monthly payments of $13.50 on 3 complete 35. Art icier* Wanted rooms of furniture. Call Good used Spinet or console TE 8-15U, Casselberry, col­ Piano. Call after 5 p. m. lect. 322-3999. 36. Automobile* • Truck* Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. '56 Ford convertible. Orangn A white. $200 cash. Contact SUPER TRADING POST II. D. Blckel. NAS Ex. 374. FA 20677. days. L'aed furniture, appliances, — - « ■ ■ i i ■ —— — ■ i ■ *• lools, etc. Bought • Sold. 1953 Ford Custom, clean, ra­ dio, b o a t e r , automatic Larry's Marl 215 Sanford transmission. Good mechan­ Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 ical condition and good ruhl>er. $165. Call FA 2 5388 af­ 31. Article* For Sale ter 5 p. m. 1961 Zig Zag Sewing Machine Darns, makes button holes. 1957 Mercury Monterey, 3 tone, white wall tires, auto­ With guarantee. 5 Payments matic transmission, power of $6.40. FA 2-9411. steering, radio, heater. Good Western Shirt*, work clothes, mechanical condition and camp supplies, rainwear, good rubber. $500. Phono Army Navy surplus, Sanford FA 2 5388 after a p.m. Ave, HUNT i F BETTER D BU YS *2 19 5 HEW CARS $ *1895 *219 5 *5 9 5 53" G ET M ORE FO R LE S S Ride Today 1095 a 695 795 — ON THESE EXCELLENT BUYS 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE 1950 PLYMOUTH ! BELVEDERE 2-llr. Ilardlup, Aulo. Iran*. "450 1957 FORD 2 Dr. SEDAN. Auto Tran*, Power Steering, Excellent Condition : 1 YEAR GW WARRANTY ON ALL CARS SeminoleCo.Mottors _ 1 1 _ j St., Sanford Winter Pnrk Ml 7-2330 j ‘2295 ! -J 895 !!0 Sd 1795 <11 rn 3v #d Q| CHEVROLET l Dour Air Conditioned /A OU p fj J / PA 3 / CHEVROLET 4 Dour, ddQ r Kroiiuin) 6 ( ) 1, Stand. 1 ran* | 1 / 3 CHEVROLET 4 Door Station Wagon, Y-M, Aulo. CHKYKOI.KT 1 Door Station Wagon, 6 Cyl. OLDS 1 Door Ilardlup Power Vod Vir <ond. rn s3 9 5 First t Kohler 110 volt Auxiliary electric Plant. Used only LARGE SELECTION of used 2 hours. A real bargain. refrigerators, $29 and up J . C. Bunten, Lemon Bluff, with or without trade. Osteen. FURNITURE CENTER 150 tons of cage poultry 1100 French Ave. manure. TE 8-3633. Ph. FA 2-7953 33. Furniture *4 6 9 5 No Down Payment E. Babysitter to live in For particular* apply 104 Ma­ ple Ave. 2 7 . S p e c ia l S erv ices SPRING 1958 FORD 1 Dr. 519 FA 2-0011 PLUMBING INSTALLED Contracting-Repairs Senkurik Glass and Paint FREE ESTIMATES Company R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Vvc. KA 2-3383 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4872 AUTO - RADIO 26. Radio \ Television Drive-In Repair Service USED IT ’*. $25 and up. Town PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. 25th SI. A Sanford Ave. and Country TV. FA 2-5362 Ph. 323 0655 ’" p e r s o n a l r a d io " T T V. SERVICE 31. Poultry - Livestock We repair Pliono Changers Kadio A TV.. Auto Radios Large Shetland Ponies; 1 gelding, 1 mare. $150 each 1 DAY SERVICE with r»ew saddles and bri­ 25th St. It Sanford Ave. dles. 322 9162 Ph. 323 0655 HOLLERS of SANFORD SEOAN, Aulo. Transmission _____* __ __ 1 _ f Experience Bookkeeper want­ ed. Write Box 36, c o San­ ford Herald. PETUNIA. Snapdragon. Pan- FREE use of our Carpel Shampooer with ourchasu sic slock, of Blue Lustre Shampoo. GRAPEY1LLE NURSERY Carroll's Furniture. Grapcville Ave. Near 20th St. POMES 37. Hunt* • Motor* 18' Boat Trailer $In9. 25” $60 A up. 17 to choose from, Riding Mower, new $75. l'h. FA 2-5319, Roy Harrow. Gateway To The Waterway LAWN SERVICE New SANFORD HERALD Electric Guitar, amplifier Upsala Rd. Mowing, edging, fertilising, and mike $100. Mossburg 4 Robson Sporting Goods WANT ADS Your EVINRUDE Dealer etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. power Scope $5uo. 322-3114. BRING FAST 31 A. Pet* 304-68 E. 1*1 Ph. FA 2-5981 FA 2-1817. RESULTS Mclllnk fireproof Safe, Used WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Dog*. Cats, etc.. Boarding. but like new. Regular price 38. Motorcycles • Scooter* Also pup* for sale. Animal SPRINKER SYSTEMS *325. only $165. Powell's Of­ Motor Scooter* • Cycle*. U»c<l Haven Kennel. FA 2-5752. 19. Situation* Witnled All Types and Sues fice Supply. 117 Magnolia. Vespa 1969, $139.95. We Repair and Service 3 BLACK MALE Poodles. Child Care. FA 2-2274 Lewi* Sale* A Service REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG S T I N E Pedigreed. 2 very small. 2517 Country Club Rd. SEWING MACHINES Children kept. KA 2-4182. Machinery and Supply Co. Reasonable Ph. K38-9104 and Ph. FA 2-7928 Save up to SO'.r, take over 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 838-2918. Child care. FA 3 0706. payments. 194 S. Park Ave. 39. TrRilern • Cabana* GUITAR LESSONS FA 2 9111. RAT TERRIER puppies. 11 housework. Ph. Stenstrom Realty Babysitting, Notes or chords. Choice pop­ weeks old. FA 2-3656 after FA 2 3503. CIIILDCRAFT BOOKS. New For Sale; 1961 BEST 9’ x 3 t\ ular, hillbilly, rock A roll. 4 p. m. nclalr cabana wtUi 10' x 40* Real Estate — Mortgages Vs price. Park Ave. Trailer For free tryoul call Mr. HAVE BRUSH WILL PAINT awning. All extras. $890. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 242«i Court. Lut 93. Sanford. Malhe*. KA 2 8130. One room or entire house. 32. Flow era • Shrub* FA 2*135. Free estim ates—Call ‘Cal* Annuals Patunlas, Snapdra­ Used Alr-Condltloners. From 1962 Magnolia Housetrailer. FIU G 1D A IR K 15. Huulnpfcii Opportunity Jaislin a FA * 180T $40 up. All sires A makes. gons, Pansies, Vegetable Sales A Service 10' x 55'. 2 or 3 Bedrooms. 838-1607. Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. G. II. HIGH Child care in my home. 5 RELIABLE PARTY FOR Small equity. Inquire HoagUpsala Rd. Just off 3)th St. Used G. K. Automatic Washer 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Minnie* from Hunt’s. Ph. ADDED INCOME FOB PART land at liauman'a T rader and 1st St. Ph. FA 2-3883 FA 2-7370. OR FULL TIME WORK '57 model. 322 8395. Park. DeBary. WE SECURE LOCATIONS FOR TESTERS Male or female, wanted for this area to service route for Sylvunia A It. C. A. television and radiu lubes sold through our lalcsl mo­ dern method free self-ser­ vice tube testing and mer­ chandising units. Will not interfere with your present 1%2 Cadillac 4 Door employment. To qualify you Fully Powered, Beautiful While must h a v e $1,176.69 to Finish, Air Uond., l.ow Mileage, Like New. $2,953.20 cash available Im­ mediately tor inventory and 1%2 Pontiac Tempest equipment, Investment se4 lliMir Sedan, Automatic Tran*., cured. Car, 5 spare hours Radio, Heater, Low .Mileage, Llko weekly, could net up to New. $6,000.00 per yeur In your spare 111111-, slmiild In able 1!)61 Comet S-22 to start at once. This com­ 2 Door, Automatic Tran*., Radio, Heater, Rocket Seal*, While Finish, pany will extend financial Extra I lean. assistance to full time If desired. Do not answer un­ 19G0 Lincoln 4 Door less fully qualified for time Folly Powered. Extra Clean. Beauti­ anJ investment. Income ful Blue l-'lliiwlt. Low Mileage. PAYMENTS AS should start immediately. LOW AS — Business set up for you. 1959 Simca 4 Door INCLUDES INSURANCE, I.IFK INSURANCE Selling, soliciting, or exixrSedan, Stand. Trane., 85 Mile* G al, AND EMERGENCY ROAD SKRVIl K FOR 36 MONTHS ience 1» not necessary. For Exrellent Condition. Mo. IF HICK TRADE-IN IS WORTH $609 14) US personal interview in your city— please Include your I960 Thunderbird Phone Number and WRITE U S. ELECTRONICS COUP. Fully Powered, Look* Like New. 6267' NATURAL 11 It I D G E, PINE LAWN 29. MO. GUARANTEED W ARRANTY USED CARS 19,r>7 Ford Fairlane 500 Sunlinrr Convertible, Metal Top PA CADILLAC S. DrVille •A Pl.V MOCTII 2 Dour That'* Kelrarlahlr, Extra Clean, Powered. J / Power And Air Cond. l0 V-8, Standard Iran*. II VKIlTOP, Power Steering, V/'l Very t lean f 16. Female Help Wanted 34. Articles For Sale Monuments, Cemetery work Also Lettering on Slone* SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. FREE ESTIMATE 3317 Mellonvillc Ave. 1 Electric chain hoist. W ton Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Phone F’A 2 6149 or 1 ton. DeBary 668-5713. ovating. Now A Used Furni­ Piano Tuning and Repair ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Used 2 or 3 Drum set. Call F'A 2 074o evenings. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Co., at 709 Celery Ava. FA 2-2117. AUTO GLASS 1900 DODGK Yi Ton PICKUP. « Cylinder 1957 DODGE 2 l)r. — CALL FA 2-578:1 Alan's Fabric A Rugs 2559 Park I)r. Alll CONDITIONING CONTRACT ami REPAIR 29. Automobile Service WORK 1001 Sanford Vve FA 2 8562 O N W H EELS! A Tent HARRIETTS REALTY NOOK Southern Air Complete Beauty Service Evening Appointments 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Heating* Air Conditioning S aks—Repair—Contracting FREE ESTIMATES Cut 'X Curl Beauty Shop FA 2 8321 Special on Perm*. Call for 2502 Oak appointment. 3 Senior ope­ rators. Free parking lots. SINGER 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 SEWING MACHINE Sales and Service 24. E lec tric al N ervier* Free estimates in advance Free home demonstration KRIUIDAIRE 25. Plumbing Servicer* Best Deals Take 32. Flowers - Shrubs 27. Special Services Sale* A Serv ice House Wiring. Free Estimates Sid Ythien’a Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 HIGHLAND PARK 6A Special .Noticew LOOK TO THE FUTURE 28 Acres four year old Pine r e m in d e r apple grove, 19 acres one INCOME TAX SERVICE year old, 5 acres ready to O. M. HARRISON’S plant. Only tl.ouo per acre, 1311 Palmetto Ate. 322-8827 includes tractor and disc. $29'. down. }». For Sale or Renl Fri. Mur. 1, ’G3—Page 11 i 21, Reality Salons 1. Comfortable 3 hr home 12. Reel Estate For Sale situated on spacious cor­ RAVENNA PARK ner homeslte shaded by giant oaks. Many nice ex­ For the fined new home buys, we urge you to inspect the tra*! $13 959, with S459 down beautiful 3 and 4 bedroom. and $93 pen month Exclu1, 1‘s, and 2 bath homes aive. offered In desirable Raven­ na Park. 2, Attractive 2 BR home on nice lot with trees. Large family r o o m , fireplace, These homes feature the fin­ wood floor*. Ideal for re­ est In quality construction by Shoemaker, ami Include tirement couple or small limit-in kitchen*, central family! Just *12,250, with heat, and other plus values. *999 down, and monthly payment less than rent! Prices begin at $11,900, with low FHA down paments. Stenstrom Realty No down payment under VA! Payments less than Real Estate — Mortgage* rent. May we serve you? 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 •I HEDKOOM PAYS ALL <$rra 1 2 bath, disposal shade and as­ 3305 S. 3 Bedroom, I 'i baths Masonry. Excellent condition. *250 down. Assume pay­ ments of $72 a month. 139 Mayfair Circle. FA 2-5916. 2 Full hath. See furnished model at Sab’s office out 20tli St. and t'p*ala Road, opposite church, central heat prepared for Air-condi­ tion. | $12,9911 Low-Low down payment $79.00 A MONTH eauluri) MODEL HOME 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped $61 month. 2825 Sanford Ave. LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 2 bedroom furnished cottsge Realtor on big, beautiful lake. 109 Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. ft. frontage, 400 ft deep. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. On a cash deal owner will sell for $3,500. Tills would WILL SELlTkquiTy in 2 BR. lie a bargain for the lot home at discount. FA 2-4836 with nothing on Itl Let's after 5 p. m. go out and take a biok. ATTRACTIVE 3 RR, 2 bath liouse. Living room overlcoking lake, curved drive. Stemper Agency 203 Citrus Drive, Itavrnnu REALTOR — INSUROR Park. Call KA 28149 after FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. &:3o p. m. Large clean furnished 3 bed­ MAYFAIR room house. Convenient to base. $135 mouth. FA 2-2417 Very attractive 4 bedroom, 2 bath home tn beautiful MaySTENSTROM RENTALS fair. Features include ful­ ly equipped kitchen, cen­ FURNISHED 3 HEDKOOMS 1 HATH tral heat, many nice ex­ tra*. Total price *22,0001 $135 Only $150*1 down and im­ UNFURNISHED mediate possession. 3 Bedrooms 1 bath S 80 3 Bit. 2 baths $C23 3 Bit, I 'i baths $U» Other unfurnished r e n t a l s Stenstrom Realty from $80. Heal Estate - Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 Jhr FORD 1 Door Station 3 0 Wag.... * Cyl, Aulo. rn ( DEV ROLE! !j Ion JO Plekup. 6 Cyl. Pi 3/ r / 30 r/ 30 FORD Country Sedan V-M. Overdrive FORD Station Wagon V-8, Aulo. ( \ DILI.AC Sedan DeVille, Power And Air EASY FA 2-08111 2505 PARK AVE. /A Oil rA )/ 1395 ! PA 1595 !1 / *Q 595! )0 895 ! ■1 545! ■/ 395 !) 0 rr 695!) 3 OI.DSMOIIII F 88 4 Dinir. Air 1 ond. CIIEYKOI.ET *i Ion I'irkup, Vulo Iran*. CIIEVKOI.EI i . Ton I'irkup. 6 Cylinder Pl.V MOUTH 2 Door 6 Cylinder CHEVROLET 4 Door 6 l y l. Standard Iran*. FORD 1 Door. II. Top, Fairlane-SUU. Aulo. • J CHEVROLET Station J l Wagon. 6 Cyl, Stand. Jl GMAC *2 4 9 5 4w-n Unfurnished 2 bedroom ltou»c. 13U5 Elliott A\e., FA 2 6234 or FA 2-0325. 12. Kenl Estate For Sale DODGE 4 Door II. Top Coupe. Aulo. OLDS 2 Door Aulo. PLYMOUTH 2 Door 8 t y l. Standard 795 1395 1095 695 1195 v ” 595 745 695 245 295 PAYMENTS ORLANDO I'll 1-51 fil'i a FA 2-0711 219 2nd ST. 1057 Ford Custom 2 Door. Stand. Sliifl. Radio, Healer. *8 9 5 *59 5 1057 Dodge V-K ( u»tom I Door, Vulomatir Tran*., Power S teer, Brakes, Radio A Healer. B A R G A IN *695 BU YS I Q R f i I DIM* Convertible Y-M, Uord-O-Malie Power S teer, Radio, Heater, New Top 1 9 5 5 CHEVROLET 4 Door Station Wagon 1 9 5 5 FORD V-H, I Door, Station Wagon 1 9 5 5 l,L,l k ' l>“ur 1 9 5 3 HUIUK 4 Door, Hun* Good LARS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY KIIIM C0LN iiu n u n iTLIN MtRcuRY n ri . SANFORD • FA 2-4884 LOT Winter l*ark Phoaa MI 4-0209 AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL J �I Pairs 12—Frl. Mar. 1, '83 8b« fruforft Iffill Fun Show Set At Jet Lanes The Fashion Show of alt A show "for women only” | ling Lanes on Onora Rd., Lane Manager John Spolski <» being presented March 7 with a «pcri.ii invitation to announced today th.' newc-t spring styles will at 9;30 a. m. at thr Jet Row-j women who are not bowlers. •'This two hour fashion and be narrated by fashion com­ variety show has everything mentators Edith Ivey »mj women enjoy," said Spolski. Jerre Knbcrg. and will fca. "New hair fashions, new lure professional models in clothing fashions, new dance daytime, evening wear and fashions, all emceed by hand- swimsuits from famous de­ same and talented Art Mat­ signers and manufacturers. thews famous stage and teleAll women of the area arc vision star . , • and it's all invited lo alien I the show, free." including bowlers and nun"The l.o*ter Lanin Trio, bowlers. There is no ad­ II; Jane Casselberry The occasion was the report with vocalist Jerry Carr will mission charge, refreshments Seven former missionaries of Dr. ami Mrs. Austin R. be there, the famous dance will be served, and many val- f of the United Presbyterian Wolfe concerning medical and team of Heller and Helene uable door prizes awarded. Church in the Camernun, W. educational work supported will show you how to dance the Bossa Nova, and the Na­ ART GROWN Africa, were present Sunday by the ctmrch in the Camer­ tional Hair and Cosmctollgist evening at a dinner held by oon. I’EST CONTROL Association will domonslralc Dr. Wolfe, who with Mrs. Termite* & Other Pests the Westminister Presbyter* actual hair styling with an Wolfe recently retired after open discussion and question Ian Church in Its temporary 24101 PARK l)R. 38 years there, told of the chapel at the Howell Park latest developments in that and answer period," Spolski 322-8805 SANFORD O.'fiCCS. country and especially of his said. work as a medical doctor in charge of the 2<W bed hospital at Metet and of several clin­ ics in the bush. Hr reported that such diseases as leprosy, vaw* and sleeping sickness have vir­ The WSCS of the First tually been eliminated through Methodist Church of Hanford the use of new drugs. will meet next Tuesday for Mrs. Wolfe, who was acti­ its monthly business and pro­ vely engaged in educational work in Africa, told many in­ gram meeting. A board meeting I* sche­ teresting experience* as pic­ duled fur 9 a.in. and will be tures of the work were shown. Other former missionaries followed by the general meet­ ing at 9:45 a.m. Special guests included Mrs. George Schwab will be Mrs. Bruce Grey, dis­ of Winter Park, who first trict president ami Mr*. Mark went to Africa In 19o3: Rev. Hulsey, district vice president. and Mrs. D. Col Love of The program on “ World Kissimmee and Rev. and Neighbors” will be ted by Mrs. Earl Harris of Winter Park. Ail have been closely Mr«, R. IV, Herron. WSCS Groups from Grace associated witlj tlie work al Mclct and also at Elal, a Methodist Church and EbeneThis modern builders supply can save you church that at one time had xcr Methodist Church have nearly 20.00o members. been invited to attend. m oney on nil your needs — from Plans through Mr. and Mr*. Ferguson of A rovered dish luncheon Cleveland, Ohio, were also the finished Job! CALL TODAY will be served following the with the group. meeting. * ♦ ' *•* Our Home and Property Improvement Dept, ran handle the entire Job. Call » us tiKlay for a free estimate . . . there * H A P I • Increase Asked U no obligation, of ruurw. . Churches of the Florida 49 Methodist Conference will lie asked to increase thrir cap­ ital fund tiy giving at least lioo.ooo annually for the next CUSTOM MADE several years. The increase, SANFOIll), and GUARANTEED earmarked primarily for ex­ FLA. pansion purposes, will be rec­ AUTO GLASS ommended at the confer­ ■nd Seat Cover Co. ence's annual session to be .10 f W. 3rd 322-8013 held June 4 8 in Lakeland. Presbyterian Church Hears Missionaries WSCS To M e e t . Next Tuesday ARCHITECTS CONCEPTION IS pictured oT the now $200,000 industrial plant to be erected a t the Sanford Industrial Park by J. L. Williams & Company, Dallas, Texas. M. J. Monaghan, in charge of E ast Coast construction for the Wil- Hams firm, discusses building plans with John Alexander, Seminole County Commissioner and member of the Chamber of Commerce industrial committee. A t Sanford Industrial Park Plant Construction Set Next Week Actual construction will be rommcnced about mid-week for a new Industrial plant at Sanford Industrial Park, ac­ cording to M. J. Monaghan, In charge of Hast Coasl conitnidlon for J. 1<- William* and Company, Dallas. Texas. Working crews will com­ mence Monday preparing the site for the *200,non structure, .will have 30,f»)o square feet, Monaghan stated, with a frontage of loti feel The new building, being I and a depth of 300 feet. Site erected for speculative pur-1 area is 180 by 400 feet, or puses by the Williams firm, 172,000 square feet. Specification* cal! for a one-slory masonry construct­ ed building. Il will have reinforced concrete pier and beam foundation, with a re- Hospital Notes inforced five-inch concrete slab on * sand cushion. A built-up. three-ply ta r and grave) roof will rest on a 2'i-inch gypMtm concrete roof tleck. Construction will include long span open web steel trusses. Wall* will be of brick veneer with eightinch haydite block. Tlie plant will have bay size* of 21 liy 33 fret, a 16 foot clear stacking height, gat fired unit heaters, incandescent lighting, three truck doors dock high, toilet facilities and a rail siding available. Offices will be completed to suit tenants as follows: Stud , walls with half-inch sheetrock. painting tn suit, all w e a l it e r air conditioning, fluorescent lighting, vinyl as­ bestos floor covering, suspend­ ed fiberglass Insulated ceil­ ing, private offices lo suit, interior doors flush with naturaI mahogany finish, brush­ ed aluminum finish hardware and tuilet facilities. The exterior will include an entrance of aluminum and Xlass. field stone pane! tu highlight (he entrance, alum­ inum facia and coping on (he entrance canopy, face brick on front and right side, con­ crete walks, curbs and gut­ ter and drive approaches and an 06 space paved parking lot. February :« Almlsslon* Garvin McCurdy. Geneva; Mublc C ntclly Ilellary; Arm u n Ho. .man, Umgwuod; Harold McGee, Ft. Pierce; Manning Todd, Osteen; Clyde Murray Hull, Alice DcUrlnc, Itulh Anslcy. Thurman Smith. Ernestine McLrllan, Robert Weeks, Tommy Edmonds, Addle nrooks. Jam es -Swain Jr., Philip DesJardins, John Angel of Kan ford lOUIt-LAYKIt CAKE decomtod to resemblu the fire Htatliin writ presentftlrtha ocl to tho Sanford Firo Department Thursday by Robb's link cry nnd wan Mr. and Mr*. Pair! McLdlan enscriinttl: "To Chief Cleveland nntl nil tho boy*—thanks for nil you've of Sanford, a girl done for nil tho Hobbs.” Pictured left In right nre: Front row. I.t. George Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heine of Mtmning H arriett Sr., Fire Chief Murk Clevelnml Sr. uml Assistant Fire -Sanford, a girt Chief U. 'I'. Thom as; hack row: Itonalil A. Hcnaml, Daniel W. llurnham, Discharge* Hilly Gilbert, Dennis DriskeU, W. (’. Gailuy ami C. I*. Dennett. C h a r l e s Gilford. Dellary; 11Irrakl Photo) Lilly Cullen, Dellary; Jam es Lee, Elouisc Thompson, Ro­ bert Madison, Earl Williams, Baby Girl Crew* of Sanford. FEBRUARY s j Guest s|M-iikcr for Sunday OVER 35 YEARS Admissions evening services at tho First At First K Palmetto Jane Davidson, l-ako Mary; Methodist Church of Sanford (Alongside old pout offire) Darlene Nettles, Osteen; Mil­ will Ik' Miss Sarah Fernandez, dred Reolf, Dellary; llarbura It) Jam- Ca»*eI1ierry *irk will bead a conimlttre to missionary at Qimijo in OrlEichholi, Dellary; Hetty Cos t-nle Province in Cuba fur 20 The Christian H<itiii’inuhrr» pliin the affair. grave, Paltlc Meyers, Lawton Rev. Iirlnm. Copeland, pas­ years. Ross. Opal Hull, Margaret Cl*** of the Casselberry Com­ Mis* I'Yrnundex was the last Cleveland, Joan Uatlrn, Edna munity Methodist Chur ill met tor of thn church, ai*kcj for Methiidixt Missionary tn leave Mae Armstrong of Sanford. Tuesday nl S p.m in Weuver help from the class in con­ tlie Itlund. Rlrths | • Carpets • Furniture ducting tin* church.'* Every Following her talk nlie will Mr. and Mrs. Kichnnl David Hall. • Tile • I'ianoH Memher Cunvnn* on Mulch 17. answer any questions frvrn the Mis. L. L. Wei ley was in son of Lake Mary, a hoy • Itentul Reds Shook announced that the r u n g l e g a t i o n . Discharges charge uf the devotional Mini Loyalty Dinner will be held Thomas Morton, Dellary; Bill Shook, das* president, on April 3 mid explained that Francis Kerfoot, Chuluolu; previdiil at tti(} business meet­ member* will la- a-ked to Theodore llroomc, Dellary; Harriett Jones, lamgwood; ing. Minutes were rend by make pledge* to help inert the Wilton Rossie Jr., Enter­ Mis. la -onaitl Wagner, were- plopored budget of $12,000 prise; Wilhelmina D r o w n , iniy uml Mi-*. Dim Muntgom- foi the year. A l orn Roast i* plminid by Sorrento; Ollie Glllla, John cry, treasurer, gavu a report. tinrluss for Saturday. Mim h Kay lor. Mra George Dresser TODAY and S M I IIIIAY - MAIL I and 2 Plan* weir made for • If- illi, at ttio farm of Mr. ami and baby; Eva Hell Itronks, The special th at you van rereive unly Mr*. Earl McIntyre and rcptluil fin Rev. John Hogtl- Mr*. Marvin Met'lain near when a d v e rtis'd baby, Mr*. Albert Andrew# Ictt, missionary to Africa Oviedo. A maul Ilnur uu* enjoyed tin *7.9* AUTOMATIC MAGIC WRITER and baby; Warren Hay nr*, spom uicd tiy (lie class, to be Bernice Osborne, Mr*. Rich­ lii'ld falluwing till- Sundae f o l l o w i n g Tuesday night's ard Hums and baby, Sharon evening *eivice oil Malcn It) meeting and rrfreshimsit* of Mill) Two (2) 12.00 Trlt-phonr Dialer* Sharp, Tommy E d w a r d a , at which hr will U- guest pie and ruffes- were served tiy the lionltstHc*, Mrs. Gerald \ *12 Value Sarnucl Smith and Henry speaker. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mea- Poller and Mis. McClain. Oliver o( Sanford. Now 'Villa Life-lime Christian Homemakers Plan Reception For Missionary Missionary To Speak Here BEST BUYS IN I FORD DEALER ANNUAL liifE l Sanford Furniture Co. 2 Days Only Pen and Pencil Set Choir Rehearsal To Follow UPY Meeting By Jane Casselberry Hulled Presbyterian Youth af Weslminster Presbyterian Church will meet al 0:30 p in. Sunday at thr Howell Park offices. Linda Pitman will have the devotion prayer and Jack Montgomery wiU lie m charge of the refreshments. All junior and senicr high young people are invited to attend. Choir rehearsal will be held following the meeting under the di'cclion of Mr*. Gordon DUloa. Both young people end adult* are invited to aing in 1 the choir. RAKE IIUSINKSS OPPORTUNITY (Cnn He Purl Time to Sturt) Due tu the laige influx of compact and foreign iiulumuLdlc 'ulcs in the United States, a fate ami tin. u«uul business oppoi tunily lias pivsent Itself pi an Indirtalusl cr tumpany. A natiunni company will consider the appointment uf t|uali(u-d dealers in this territury. NO AUTOMOTIVE EXPEUlKNi'E NECESSARY . . . . PROTECrKD TEIt Hi TORY. If tpinlilicd, yuu will Ik- a**o> inti-d with products nf *ucli giants as General Motor*, Kind Midm Company, Chiyslei Curpurutirn, Vulk-wagun, Rcnsult and others. Yuu must be able tu fulluw company directives, Slu.i Ik- local resident mijdmum three years. NO SELLING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. Must have car. .Minimum rash Investment $2,690. protected by in* Vetitury of AAA-I ilu nufaiturns. Partial ItnaliciMl assistants available to iiualiried applicant*. Must have local reference*. Submit resume tu writing Ur —• PRESIDENT. WAIN. INF. 400 PORTER ST.. EASTON, PA. Only Guarantee cV-? A G A IN -JU S T LIKE LAST YEAR -C O LD WEATHER UP NORTH ALLOWS EXTRA SHIPMENTS OF BRAND-NEW FORDS DOWN HERE-ALL PRICED TO MOVE! EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOUI IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES, EQUIPPED JUST AS YOU LIKE I HURRY IN-YOU WON'T GET STUCKI GET THE POINT? A h |g)W A h per month after down payment. 'fill F a l c o n 2-Door Sedan. Whitewall fires arc optional a t extra cost. Ah L ow A h C *5 7' per month after duwo payment. 'G3 Ford Galaxie 2-Doot Sedan. Whitewall tire* are optional a l uxtra cost. ----- WITH THIS COl 1*1IN ------ No more ink on shirt pocket IDEAL FOR — A h l-ow A h Student* Salesmen House YYivrs A rro untants B usinrssm rn Nu r»e» YVail re*»e« t Iriks Mail Orders add Ilk for earh set . . . Send t ash or Money Order to— N A M E ------- L _____!______________ S T R E E T ............................................................. C IT Y .......................... STATE McCRORYS in ; K. i»i ST. per month alter down p aym rnl. 'C3 Ford Galaxie Coun­ try Sedan. Whitewall tires are optionu! a. extra coat. -jW rm r .o st t BE SMART...BUY SMART! P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR! S T R IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N , lac 308 E. 1st St. Sanford, Florida i �. /*■*- n *ai F IjL i * a; n > ' WEATHER: Clotuly with some shower* through Tuesday. High today, 60-fi5. Low tonight, 45-60. VOL." 63 ^ e • * Work on resurfacing lake Mary Blvd. ha* started. • • • Over $100,000 w a s b e t nightly a t the .loi-Alai. Race­ way and dog track combined during the season. • • • Petition* going around Rasenna Park pio and con ru­ ga rding the proposed shop­ ping center in that area. . . . Hearing set Mar. 13. • • • While the State Road Dept. Is tuking a long look—and not so long that something can't tie done right away about itr— at Celery Avenue as it wends it* uneven way to the river, maybe the 'city street crew will go to work on that same thoroughfare from .Mollonville to i'aik Ave. . . • Humps, hump* and ruts that make for anything hut comfortable driving. s • • Railroad crossing* still »r« causing much mumbling. • . » Like Third and Myrtle. . . . Or Fourth and Kim------Hint and Thirteenth and a hulf—just suuthwenst of the L o c k e r plant. . . . Any others? • • • “ poor ole AC1.........The railloaders have to decide which is less costly, maintaining the track or putting cars back ort tire track after they have “hit the ties.” . . . Altd hasn't it been TWICE i" ‘he last 39 days that tire wreck crew had to put locomotives back on the track at Myrtle, right back of Celery Printing? • • • Dn thu ground for many hour*. . . . Maybe split that switch. . . . Anyway, lire switch crew sit­ ting around coat* a few dol­ lar*. . . . And naturally, tiro ••switching" (no. not the kind you give u bad boy. ’cause these crewmen rcully cun l help tlris!) ju*l isn't getting done. • — — llut “poor cd« ACL" i*n t doing so Itad on the mainline. . . . Florida East Coast trains Mill coming this "* l,lu crippling strike continue* on that line------And Torn RIre • folks are bundling all that firm tourist business!!! ’l«inl had, Annabelle! • Established 1**08 MON'.. MARI li dTTtlfiS SANFORD, FLORIDA S • That noise coming out of Joe Wright s barbershop Fri­ day afternoon was Y « u n K Hr ink Perkins gelling hi. first haircut. . - Didn’t seem to enjoy Hr* Initial experience, in spile of Joe's U nder cure. . . . And where wu* P“l*“ 7 • • • Al the store! . - - " h o wants to see Ire li'l *»" unhappy ? . • • llut Tiny Brack didn’t have ,o spend any of the bond h# won In the baby contest re­ cently. . - - >’op footed » » Cliut this about the kid aball s p o n s o r s going lund nowadays in a state of N'k? . . . Just got their lenient, from City RecreaII on costs for tile season. . When Ron Perry slatted y supervision of this fine ith activity, the idea was t the City would furnish Is, l.iits, grounds and tim­ es under »u|iervisior» of the y Director. . . . Kids furbed gloves und shoes. . . , <n*oi* supplied uniforms, linger., training. . . . Now seems, hut* and hulls are rtsed ugulnsl t (* .poll.sms. . So is insurance, , . . And re seem to lie some spuns who figure that they I’t stand the pressure. . . . « • • iRHECTjON. I don't have ! i flu . . . Sorry i NO.- (i(rO~ now A . . . to < * BY LARKY VKRSIIEI. City Attorney Bill llutchi,.011 tell* us that Pipeline-City lease should be ready for final approval tonight . . . • • • Don’t l>e surprised if the eity start* cracking down on tiaffic violators . • • • Limcrork on 25th St. t» just one hilt muddle of slush now . . . “Can't do anythin* until rain stops." County Engineer Hill Bush »«y*. • « • The biggest water rustomer In the ctiy is Hunt Co. . . . For the last ’JO days 14.0.18.9JO gallon* used. • • * Laurel Ave. will probably be made a through street from First to 13th. • United Pres* Leased Wire B R IEFS B eef l'p Exports I TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — Hov. Farris Hryant told a new* conference (ofay that plan* are in the work* to beef up exports from Florida to South Amcricun countries. WASHINGTON (UI’I) — The SupnetM Court upheld today a lower court decision th a t would allow railroad* to eliminate "feather-bed­ ding" — unnecessary work—by operating em­ ployes. An appeal by five railroad brotherhoods has been before the court for some weeks. The deci­ sion was handed down last Nov. -8 by the 7t li U. K. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago. Today's opinion by I he court was unsigned. Hut was simply ‘‘i>er curiam" or "by the court." Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, former labor secre­ tary, did not participate. Today's action means tlml after sonic rou­ tine moves the railroads can legally go ahead with work rule changes tlmt would stop the featherbedding. During the proceedings, Lira is J. Wagner, president of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Hrakemen, said that the unions "will have no alternative" hut to strike if the changes eventual­ ly materialize. Final Picas Before it strike takes place. President Ken­ nedy would appoint an emergency fact-finding board. This would delay any strike action for all­ ot her (50 days. The unions represent about 200,000 conduc­ tors, switchmen and other employes who work on trains. They brought the lawsuit on the claim th at the carriers were violating the Railway Lalmr Act by I heir projmsnls. The Supreme Court opinion said that Irnth parties had exhausted all legal procedures in the long dispute and "are relegated to selfhelp" in adjusting it. Curler the new rules, altont 18,000 firemen displaced by tlit* diesel locomotive would Ire dis­ missed and 25,000 other jobs would be abolished over five years. The pay structure would be re­ vised to raise about 150,000 salaries. Rules that bar crews from working beyond certain change (mints would lie eliminated and crews could take trains into yards without pay­ ment to standby yard crews. PARIS (Ill'll — A special military court heard final de­ fense pleas todsy in tlm trial of II men accused of trying to nssnssinnte President Charles de (inulle. Bill Nears WASHINGTON A h ill w h ich ( tll'l) _ pxp m iil Hu* ju n io r rn iM V i' o ffic e r tm in itu r cm.ipr |,i half a million high achool youths m il to be iutrot lu m l in the 11<iiift,', U n la y. Planes Collide MONT II); M A R S AN. ) ranee (D PI)—Three French air force plane* collided in the air during n training flight to. 'lay, spilling flaming wreckHUf over a woo,I,*,f ntt'ii. Heavy Snow 'Cowardly As Mice' Chinese Tell Soviets TOKYO ( Ill'll — Comm Un­ iat China concluded a massive defense ctf its “ hard line" communism with a challenge to Russia t« debate their idvologiral dispute in public. Describing the Russian* ns “cowardly us mire," the Chi­ nese Reds said. “ If you are men e nr ugh, str p fin-ward. Lot cm li si te in 1list debate publish all (he ar­ ticles in which it is criticized by (be ...vi •».,*. a i d a ? tl,u pinpln nr our nr. n countries mid the whole world think ami judge who is rig lit and nlm is wl onjf." The challenge was issued Sunday in the L u rth a ~1 lust installment rtf a lUO.OOU-Wrti<1 defense <rf M an T ie - lu n g 's communism as opposed tu So­ viet P r e m i e r Nikita S, Khrushchev's to owed pulley of pcureful coexistence. It was the sharpest attack yet on the Soviet leader. The statement accused "cer­ tain people" — m e a n i n g Khrushchev—of larth “adven­ turism" nri'l then •Yupituliiln- lionisin'1 in the Cuban crisis Inst fall. II renewed the .Mint thesis that nil imperialists and reactionaries are "paper tigers" and that Ur be afraid of them is "practically non­ sensical." The statement did not a t­ tack Khrushchev directly by mime, but the reference* were unmistakable. 11 was hitter at tire fuel the growing Sjim.Soviet^ split hn* cidscu Hot-in ' • jjs inf nun b of its eennototc aid to Red China, saying these "certain people" <onlrime tu undermine Communist unity. it also expressed bitterness over Khrushchev's decision to pull hi* missiles out of Cuba in the fact* of u nuclear war with the capitalistic West. ", . . . During (hi* Cuhun events certain people first cuiitmltlcd tin1 on or of adven­ turism, and then committed the e itor of riipitulatiunisin, wanting the Cuban people to a e e e p t liumiliiiting tel ms which would have meant the sacrifice of the sovereignty of their country," the statement said. The statement was taken front un article in Red Flng magazine, the Peking regime's leading theoretical journal, rind broadcast by Peking Ra­ dio. Sailors Loot ij . j . Treasury DALLAS, Tex. <UPI>—'Twit ) unrig sailors, who for 13 day* had lire powrr tu loot the U. S. Treasury with a shipment of Irlu nk federal rlicrks. worth op to $.’>9 million, were held ineo in muni ratio today by red-laced naval authorities. The pair jumped ship in Jupnii. iropped a run interna! airliner in the United .States and began a spending spree that could have lapped (Ire Treasury for unlimited funds, depending upon the sailors' nerve. lly l tilii-d Press International Deputies Find Sanford Couple Floating In Lake A heavy snow storm driven by high winds swept into the northern planes today afterdepositing nearly a foot of snow in Wyoming and Colo­ rado. Funeral service* are being held in abeyance (or a San­ ford couple who drowned early Sunday In Lake Jc«*up. Cororner Hugh Duncan idcntilicd the rouplc as Matt Curtis Stanley, SI, and his wifesr. Mary Ann Stanley, 47 of H R. 2 Judge Duncan recounted the couple, who resided near My­ ers fish camp, were observed at.fi 30 a. in Sunday proceed­ ing in Ureir 12 foot boat, pow­ ered with a 35-horsepower motor, for a fishing outing. Some 15 minutes later the victims were found floating in seven feet of Water, along­ side their capsized treat, byDale Hogan, Sanford, and Herman Rowers, Winter Park Judge Duncan said larth were considered cxirert swim­ mers. Neither wore a life jac­ ket although scat-type pre­ servers were found with the taint. Stanley, a native of Clynter, Pa., had Ireeit employed as a security officer al Dynatronirs, Inc . until recently. Mrs. Stanley was s native of Morocco, Ind. GENEVA , 17PI» — Mm V\estern power* today appar­ ently failed l« budge the So­ viet Union fiuin it* rigid postlion on the nuclear test ban issue in no informal closed ‘hair debate at the 17-llulioti distil liniment conference. Stalemate 'This ©ne Was For H erbie' It) Dot IliiicinlHitham Sanford's top-ranking - Jun­ ior Basketball Lea gnu All Star tiani rolled over all op­ position nr lh<- Stall. 'I burnsmerit held ) « i i * Friday and Saturday to hold on to their State Championship crown fur the second ttrnight >*ar. And they did it for Herbie, With u rallying eiy of "Thi* mu-'* for 11•■«l»i»-.” the Sanford youngsters trounced Wcuuhilrhka 19 to 22. *i|uecx- eil past I'c-nsaeidu 47 to 12 tiro sehool for year* waiting the children of tin* I’in m rst an I mangled Tallahassee by u for the children t,, romp out, .................... .. n patient and or inarched serenely down the tender sympathy am) a friend­ 45 to *29 score. foinplrtp slur) on spoils page. The accidental death of lit­ tle Hcrlde Weeks, Thursday night stunned tbe hoys a* il did the many children of thu I'ilMvrest School am i. who bore a ronipnsioliate and ten­ der affection for the 31-yearold Herbie. I lot hie had hover ed around middle nf the ruiel. oblivious of the impatient traffic. Herb!*, was born tire way In- wri* ami il'* gentle but inquisitive mind never pro­ gressed uuich be) mid that of a small buy. Itut tlio lurk of maturity and understanding, the groU«i|ue, glimne-llke body amused no Jeer* nr sneer* in ly roncern. Tin- winning of ihn Stale Junior itu> * llns'ketiiall tTrain pmnsliip i* a Meiuurium to 111 l bin Weeks It was pin*id in lus mininry by the boy* in grateful but apologetic tlranksglving for their own strong, straight bodies und in deepest iniii|iassiutr fur a buy who never inid a ebnme. Rising: Costs ST. AUGUSTINE (U l’l) - N io 4 0 -ih iy.o M F lo r id a K n * t ( ojm L R a ilw a y nti ike Im * | i | | * . rising lonti*, *rrowing hanUhip* muI never* econmu* ic trtliAcks (n f ,'*ri t*’« iipri«nitutiij niiluntrii jf, fm minjf Presses Roll NEW YORK (UPI) - New Yorkers scurried briskly to lieu-stand* today to pick up ‘•“'il c o p ie s „f u„. rii Mt major daily newspaper to be publish '•'I •" *•“• eity in h7 duys. The t'rt-page edition' of tbe New Yolk Post rolled off | litpresses at H a. m. and ropb-s were bundled Into delivery vans for distribution through­ out tire city. *” 1 15 A WET ROAD AND heavy rain* landed thin ear in a from UiRhwtiy 1(5 100 feel west of Marina Isle Saturday er J. L. Sikes reported the driver, ArLtiur Crawford, charged with exceeding the safe speed limit, "anxious to xrt thing* right," was jailed here Saturday night for the grand larceny of a mortgage. lie told a reporter he want* to bond out of jail and try to correct any misdeeds done by Iris firm. llut hp insisted tire alleged wrong doing* of Nova Rudd­ ers, Inc., weren’t of hi* mak­ ing. "I wa* only a one-third partner and they always over­ ruled me," he claimed Inno­ (.Special to lire Herald) cently. lly Harold Hummel Tire man i* William Clctus Staff Writer Itraden. secretary • treasurer Gainesville Dali) Sun of the now defunct Nova. He wa* arrested Friday in GAINESVILLE - A Lin ford Ironic repair lirm officer, Nashville, Tcnn., and brought BULLETIN William' ('Ictus Itrailrn was arraigned on graml larreny charge. this morn­ ing in Gaincsvillr In eonnection with home repair rackets in Alachua County last year. Hr plraded in­ nocent In the ch arge* and wa* held in the county Jail under f t,900 bond pending the next term of Circuit Court. S ilver Spoon Babies nrriving til Sanford Memorial lln.-u pital April 27 will literally he "born with u itilvcr spoon in their mouths." So announced Mix. Christopher Duller, president of the Women's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hospital, today. The "Pink Ladies" will present silver spoons to all Imliies born at tin* hospital April 27, priticipnl day of the Hemi-t'entenninl Celebration. Homestead Filing Applications Lagging 2 Groups Urge Up Teacher Pay WASHIN GTON I LTD Death Not Due To Lung Cancer — Society To Meet The Kt-mlml* Numismatic .Society will moot Wednesday | at 7:30 p.m. in tha First Federal Havings and Loan Assn. Caucus Room. slough 200 feet afternoon. Troop­ of Sanford, was (Herald Photo) Builder Nabbed In Repair Probe Applnalimis for ll'fiT homesliml rvempllon me lagging as compared to lllfiJ, accord­ ing to Mr*. Mary Earle Walk­ er, tax assessor. Sire said 3,. ,'ilHI ap|d ration* must In' filed between now und Mnieli 31 to eipirtl the luilllber frhsi ill 1992. Applleant* ale irigi-d to filiiniiinilntlrly in onler to avoid tin- Inst minute rush. New applicant* are nspiestTALLAHASSEE (LTD — ed to In ing tire deed to their P iopo-i-l pay bike* fur sellool property ill und ninki. ripplicriteai hers would bring Into ef- linn for the exemption, ns frcl at len*l two rwnmniend- sometime* it it necessary to al inn* made rerently by the get ndilkliiinlrl inf«i ouitimi to piesenl if fioin another state. Governor** CommiMiv oil lYtsun* who have received ifoality Education. The rornmittce, in a report llu-ir renewal applii-ntions in released two weeks ago. -aid i the mail arp urged to sign alteption should he given to them und send them in along the liiise salary of teaehera with Hu- lungildi- and intangi­ -ir and to raising starting salar­ ble fo rm s with li have In— properly filled in and signed. ies. Disabled persons or widow* The I lurid* Education As­ sociation proposed pay hike* must file application for these ranging front $100 to ft.fino u i-xrmptliiiis each year. If apyear for Floridu teacher*. If pliintiun Inis been filed In past tb<- propo.-uls uni uilt-iittd by tile Legislaturo, tin- leeomtni Dilations of the governor’s euiiimittee would la- realized. Cuiig|v*sniun Dull Fuipm nf A11In* -aid today la- will op­ pose the (Hiltion of the Pres­ ident's tax proposals calling for a five per cent floor on itemised ilnluetiiin*. Fuqua *uid the five per cent flour wuuld serve n* u detriment to churches, chari­ table organization*, univrrsitii* and other institutions winch draw all or pail of their support from euiitrilnitions. Fred Miller, Rill Bracken, Kenny Hinson (AllState), Bobby Lund<iui*t, (All-State), Mutt Morgan and Couch Don Stowell, Burk row, Ricky Galloway, Bruce McKibbin, Mike l/>ny All Slate, and Captain of (he All-Star*), Bjad ilolling**urth and Billy Miller. (Herald I’hoto) m inti* id* in mi id .Sunday, Fuqua Hits Tax Proposal STATE CIIAMI'IONS. Sanford'* All Star Junior iltbskcllmll team liokl* thu trojihie* they won a t the Stato Tournament held here Friday and Sat­ urday. Three Sanford hoy* were named to thn AU-State Team. From left, front row are Coach m PITTSBURGH (U l'l) A pathologist's report t n il a y |lsti-l pneumonia “ unrelated to lung cancer" n» liq- cause uf ilcuih of retired carpenter Otto Pritchard, who twice file<l lung-ennct-r suits against a lending tobacco company. Pritchard, ill, of Pittsburgh, died Inti- Saturday. A statement by the hospi­ tal's p a t h o l o g i s t following nil autopsy attributed death di­ rectly to pneumonia. The tluHincut said* “The patient died uf pneu­ monia umclutcd to his luntr cancer. In a pivliminury ex­ amination there was no ey|. denes* of cancer or residual cancer." Microscopic •lamina­ tion will b« held on tissues, but result* will not t-e known fur a day or so. year*, the form on tha tangi­ ble personal property return is sufficient, New applicant* must fuinisli proof of disabllit> and sign a curd width is uviiiluldt- fioin tlic- off ca. Viels Slay Missionaries HAIGON (U I'll — Two I'rolestnnl missionaries, o i i p of llo-m n il. Ami-rii all, were billed and two of their chil­ dren sei lon-l) wounded today ill n I'nmmuiiist guerrilla innlaisli .’>0 miles north of Sai­ gon. A U. S. military spokesman identified I In- dead mission­ in' i-> as KtwooiJ Jacobsen nf Fotcston. Minn., and Gasp.rrd Makil of JsiiIi-i tin, tin- l'hilippines. here Satunbiy night by »n Alachua County d e p u t y sheriff. He's the fourth man arrested here rerently in ihn emirso of an investigation of alleged home repair racket­ eering. Four other* aro being sought by Alachua County authurifies and nine men havo been Jailed for grand lar­ ceny ol mortgage* in neigh­ boring Nortiu'cnlral Florida ruuntict. Rraden said last night them should be $5,200 In a Fort Lauderdale hank account am! Nova ha* some outstanding debts, lie said if Ire can raise bond to get out of Jail he'll Iry to get lire money ami make up the alleged deficienrcs in Nova work. A hearing to set hi* bond tentatively is set for Mon­ day. Bond on other repairr..cn urreited for grand lar­ ceny here recently ha* rang­ ed from $2,ooo to $3,ono, Rraden claims lie was Just "a rublter stam p" for hi* partner*' decisions. One of lire partners tlrailcn referred to is Glenn Jom« Jr., also being sought for grand larceny. "I (old ' them a lot of limes, ‘They were making mu feel llil* high'," Uradrn said "They’d go off together and make decisions, then como luck and toll me what they were," he claims, Rraden admitted lie worked on llro ileal in Alachua Coun­ ty that gave rise to the grand larceny charge, Investigator* said $159 of work was dimu on the shell home of elderly Mrs. Roiuniic Reed. About $100 in debt* alrwr were paid off. In return for the work and money, Nova took a $1,509 mortgage, investigator* say. Rr.rdrn said Nova ceased operations in Oetoher and ho ha* been working for a homo repair Rrm in Naslrvillo since. Herald Index llridgp Classified ---........... Comic* . „ ..... Dear Atdiy .... Page 8 Page fl Page H Page 8 Page 4 E d it o r ia l Entertainment Page 8 Legal* .. Page 2 A 0 Puzzle .... ._ Page H Society ___ _... Page « Spoi t- .... ..... Page 7 The Fords Flew! . . . ik e M A l b lo w FALCO N! 1st. In Monaco FORD! 1st. In Riverside, Calif. FORD! 1st. • 2nd. • 3rd. - -Ith. - 5th. In DAYTONA INT. 500 1st. In Performance! Durability! Roadability! Keonomy! Strickland-Morrison INCOIH'ORATED M IR D D E A LE R FOR SE M IN O L E CO. 808 E. First St. j j 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 01, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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LAKELAND (UPI) - The Joint Citru* legislative Commlllrc Itopei to pound into ihnpc a legislative package to be approved by Pic citru* Induitry Starch 8. The committee gave tenta­ tive approval Monday to one proposal which would con­ tinue ■ 10 cent* per box ex­ cise tax on orange* for the next four year*. Several other proposal* were discussed and deferred for further action by the varJnm committee* within (he industry. Represented at the meeting were Florida Citru* Mutual, the Florida Citru* Commission, the Florida Canner* Association, the Florida Fresh Citru* Shippers A*aoriatlon and the Indian River Citru* League. The 10 cents per box t»* would revert to tix cents a box after four years, unless tli an pel later by live Legis­ lature, The plan would pro­ vide that six cents of the amount be a permanent tax. Two cents of tile amount would be set aside for emer­ gency reserve funds and one cent would be for incentive advertising rebates. 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Nescafe.'gigar l wdoM Jii p r o d u c e l a n e " The Beach Cottage, a paint­ ing of a summer home at a nearby beach resort garnered the most popular votes for it's creator, Mrs. Georgia Ball, at the Fourth Annual. Art Show, Sunday, Mrs. Mild­ red Babcock, president of the Art Association reported. The second most popular picture was also a water tvcne, wAll docks and a beached List the work of 12 year old Craig Orsenn, en­ titled, Fishing Village. Each person who visited (tie exhibit of the work of local artists Sunday was asked to vote for the painting that they liked best. Mrs. Rail's picture was vot­ ed first place in landscapes by the official judges. B a n a n a s • •«»1 FULLY COOKED □ APPLES Juicy Wine-Sop ............. V Western Iceberg H AM S □ LETTUCE 2 fc„. Tender Western □ CARROTS 2 SI SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWEET-SMOKE-FLAVOR SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED SLICED BACON Round R oast Tasty English-Cut Short R ibs • • Delicious Fresh Ground B eef. (limit on* gar customer w/purchascs of $5 or more* Premium Labal Cello-Fackad LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI)— Fir. and polica unit* blocked off today • one-mile aqunie area ill Iaiulsville'a industrial Rubber town area where • lava-like flow of carbide lime waste sludge engulfed care ‘and trucks, dumaged avverul liuu.es, and cru-hed oil tanka. Asst. Fire Chief Eugene Dodson said "There la a po. tential danger of au explosion from gas fumes," but Ui* wind was helping dissipate fume* from broken line* lead­ ing to a plant of the Standard UU Co. G O LD EN RIPE SWIFT S PREMIUM EITHER END OR WHOLE SMOKED READY-TO-EAT GOV'T-INSPECTED H EA VY W ESTERN BEEF Mrs. Ball Cops Popular Art Support Green Stamp* with coupon I Chun K in * Chttban at Shrimp W HERE Swift's Franks ............... if.' SHOPPING Swift's Premium Fr.sk IS A Sliced Bologna............... “iV: Temow'i Whole Hog Fr.sk Country PLEASURE Sausage tbng ar l l n k l ...................... lb. 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They talked about thisand-that . . . weather, traflir violations . . . had grits with liieir eggs and went about liieir business . . . The press, of course, was not in­ vited . . . The taxpayers picked up the cheek. • • • Chips, which reminds me, did you know commissioner* received their agenda for tin* commission meeting wi t h po-tage due stamped over Hie envelopes . . . It was a heavy agenda, at that. • 0 * Willi all llie money the county i* spending repairing windows in the courthouse, could they plraso put some new metal strip* on the In­ side staircase? Almost broke my neck the other day. (Ah. 1 know what you're thinking.} * • # 1 Rids on the Dellary .Nurs­ ing Hume expected in he opened today have been post­ poned again. ’ * I 3* J * • Remember l a s t w e e k “ Clock” mentioned city em­ ployes will pick op tree de­ bris on Myrtle Avenue at fifth Street hut not on Tilth it Myrtle? We watched them Wednesday noon—picked up two big piles of tree debris in an alley at Filth Street, halt block from Myrtle, and pass­ ed up a third pile at the curb less than IS feet away. Won­ der what gives? • * * f <• I .4 Naval Air Station D asking for l.iO ooo additional gallon* ol water . . . Wow. that water program is definitely a must now . . . Clans should be sub­ mitted for the new well fields by April I. • ) JV •• The Bear Lake Democratic Committee has Invited Demos Mack Cleveland Jr.. (Jordon Frederick and GOP Jan For­ tune to speak to the group at the Florida I'ower Lounge at S p m. March 21. • *• Puts Off Indefinitely Tin: State Game anti Fish Commission tabled in­ definitely today a pro|Htsal to convert 7.000 acres near the Sanford Naval Air Station into a gam e pre­ serve. The revpiesl had Iwon made by a group o f ciUr.?ns living in the area, but outside the city limits of San­ ford. Spokesmen said the major reason for tin* r e -’ iliiest was to avoid accidental shootings. Several resi­ dential sections arc in the area. Industrial Park Slated To Cel S200.000 Boost Advance guard for the cmnmetieenient of construc­ tion of a 9JINMNHI industrial building at Sanford Industrial Park uriivrd hern Thursday afternoon. M. J, Monaghan, of Dallas, Tinas, In charge of Fast I oas; budding fur J. I.. \\ |liatns and Company, Dallas, raid today that hi* crew will runimcnee Monday t<> prepare the Rite for actual building activities. Williams, lure last January for the III.II Products did calion, said at that time lie- will creel the bilge steel and concrete industrial building for -peculat ion. Fasula To Run Against Ferrin North Orlando .Mayor Flank Fasula qualified early today a* u candidate for the Croup Tin eo Village Council post to oppusti Art Keriln in tho March 1U elections. Other candidates filing be­ fore today's & pan. deadline wire Henry Ward and Rrginald Webster who qualified late Wednesday for the group live seat. Running for the group one post is Art Rhudcs who quuli lied .Monday. Voter registration u* of to* day stand* at sonic 11(1 of qn estimated 400 or more and residents are reminded that tin Village Hall is staying open Wednesday and Fiiday nights for those who are un­ able to register during regu­ lar office hours. Rooks will close March IS. Congolese Kill, Mutilate Two Wonder if they're having water troubles out by Coun­ EL1SAIJKTHVILLE, Katan­ ga <CPU—Central Congolese try Club .Manor . . . 1 * •• * troop* “ kidnaped" two KaHill Rush says he has a tangese policemen Wednes­ hunch that Rear Lake Road day night, killed one and mu­ will definitely lie put into the tilated the other, Tinted Na­ county's road program next tion* officials said today. The incident pushed rela­ year. • •• tions between the Katangcse It will he Interesting to see and the Congolese troops, wlut the Slate Industrial In­ who were brought here to vestigators turn up in that speed Katanga's reintegration boiler explosionout by Hunt. Into the Congo, to a new low. • •* Twenty-four hour* earlier, That young doctor leaving four Tungo soldiers were town !* definitely not Vince killed In a Katangese police Roberts. ambush. • * •’ The mutilated man told hi* What's all this fit** about UN rescuer* Rial the Congobuilding permit for English Icie soldier* told him they Estates School? It's custom­ planned to wipe out the Kaary' for the contractor to get tangese police force tonight. the permit . . . bids will be The Congolese troop* killed opened sometime next month. one policeman with a bayonet • • • thrust through the stomach Casselberry officials are and tortured the other, the seeking to establish the iden­ official* said. tity of a mysterous “ Tom", Rollins College student who professes to have been the author of their proposed new charter. For "Tom 's" infor­ mation, It Just won't work . . the charter draft was drawn WASHINGTON (UPI) — up by Art Lego and his com­ Kennedy asked mitter from five other such President documents and too much time Congress today for a aerie* and work went into Oic pro­ of new law* to protect Ne­ ject for somebody else to get groes from “ the cruel dis­ the credit. ease of discrimination" In * * * Recommendations for pro­ voting, schooling, and other posed primary and secondary walka of life. Tho President outlined hit road Improvements in Semi­ nole County will be mods by proposal* In a 0,000-word spe­ th» Chamber of Commerce cial message, his firs', ou civil long range planning commit­ rights. Tli* politically signifi­ tee on roads to the County cant message hailed the idCommission at 7 this eve­ nilniitrwtlon’s non-lcgslative an-ompliahmeoL in th* past ning at the u>uil house. ^ rn tfn ri) i f m t l h WEATHER: Generally fair nnd Warmer through Friday. High today, 60-65. Lmv tonight, do-50. VOL. A3 m i v United I’ ress 1.eased Wir? i . . . LAKE-LAND lCIM) - Flor­ ida Citnu Mutual says fro­ zen orange roncentrate sale* will have io drop sharply if supply i* to meet demand. The Slate Com mission rereived a Idler from Hie Seminole County Commission ★ ★ ★ in which the county officials gave their backing to the pro­ Trial Opens posal. TALLAHASSEE (CIM) Rut the state group said it Trial begin* In Federal Court could not prrvenl a man from here today of a suit by Nr. liuntin-- on property lie own geo parent* seeking total in­ cd, and that the entire matter tegration of white schools in appeared to lie one of tres­ Leon County. Proposal for the establish­ passing rather than a prob­ ment of an airport to serve Talking1 Staire lem which fell under ID juris­ nil of Seminole Count* will TALLAHASSEE I CPI I diction. lie given study by the airport A StOU annual pa.v raise for Speaking for the sanctuary committee of Hie Cham Iter of were K. J. Cameron and R. F. Commerce at a luncheon- Florida'* public srhool leachhull, property owners. It was meeting Monday noon at the rr* got to the talking stage before a legislative group Kutz who originally requested Capri Restaurant, it wa> re- Wednesday the County Commission to net ported lids morning by Chair­ up the area as a bird refuge. man Merle Warner. Speaking against the pro­ Subject* for discussion TALLAHASSEE (IT U — posal were member* of the Men.Iav will be legislation Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin rutSeminole County b'p .tsnian's I ami site. Warner soi l e I Wednesday Hut places of t Association, who previously It will be determined who- lhisInc* - in Florida may he had Inin quoted that the area thcr legislation will he neccshe’d liable for letting minors along Lake Jr.-sup included *ar> for an enabling act to use such vending machines tin “ best <loVr anil ilnck hunt­ form a Seminole County Air­ as those which sell beer. port Authority to i establish ing" in Siiniimlo County. Speaking for the Sport*- and maintain a public wir- f | P l ' H V C l ' f man'* Association were Leo. field, complete with hangars WASHINGTON (CPU — A. Speer, vice president; ant other aviation facilities, S "**re" ' (’ u,url, " i r w A *°' Jack Wilber, secretury-tren»■ W arner pointed out certain b> a defense b, Fcn.tsyurcr. and Henry Wight anil legal trehnicalllles must p, ' accompli-bed in H e near hi- ln ,n b ,,ff t,flU " , WWc-reiiH. William Field-. County Airport Establishment Meet Monday Machines Group Organized To Fight Charter An immediate past mem­ ber of the Casselberry Hoard of Aldermen tub! the Herald today that a Citizen's Com initlce’ has organized in the lown protest the content of the proposed new charter now being prepared by the attor­ ney for presentation to the 1903 Legislature. Mrs. Hope Renuelt said that a group consisting of right persons met Wednesday night to go over the charter before railing a public meet­ ing to “ acquaint the citizens of till* town with what is be­ ing put over on them." No date lias been set for the inerting at thin time. Complaints of Hir commit­ tee ernter around powers of taxation included in Ihe char­ ter draft and on the manner In which "Hie whole thing was prepared, approved and turned over to Hie allurney before Hie people even had a chance lo sec It," Mrs. Ren­ net! said. A public meeting wa< held Monday night hy the llouril ol Aldermen, the Charter Com­ mittee and the attorney lo go over the entire document. Six citizens attended and of the six only one registered any protest*. lure il it I* decided an act * ’« of the legislature I* rrq.urcd ^ ,itli1 lai _,nn,rt has held unconstitutional. to set up the airport author­ ity. A nuniln-r of potential site* are under cunsido'alkm, the chairman stated,, adding It has been tentatively decided the airport must be central­ ized to serve all area* of Seminole County, Seminole County lias not had a public airpurt since prior to 1910. A landing strip was located on South Sail ford Avenue in the vicinity of the present 11Ml I’roducts plant. The Slade private airl>ort near Sanlando Springs lias been closed, it was re­ ported. Serving with Warner on the Chamber's airpo“* committee are Ilolwrt Crumley, WiUiain Udflcr Jr.. Dr. James Foley, Kenneth I.effler, Scott Rums, l.ciloy Robb, W. (i. Stewart, Cdr. Timmas I,. Cornier, Lt. Charles Allen, John Alexand­ er, l-ee A. Wheeler Jr , Gor­ don Frederick and Richard McCann a. Cool PARIS tt’ Ptt - Tlu Western Allies today showed general coolness toward Pres­ ident Kennedy's plan for a multi-nation nuclear force with the North Atlantic Trial) Organization (NATO). Verbal Barrage MIAMI ( UPt I Former MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker opened "Operation Midnight Ride," * five-week, IT-slatc speaking tour. Wednesday night with a verbal barrage againsl the t'nltcd Nations. Protest Sales JACKSONVILLE (L'Pli The Jacksonville Ministerial Alliance has joined members of tin Florida Retail Federa­ tion In prolesling Ihe opening of liusines* establishment! on Sunday in Florida. Summon Chiefs WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate preparedness subcommittee tod a) summoned the intelligence chiefs of the The Sheriff's Olfirc today is Army and Navy to tell their investigating a break-in at the itorie* of tlie Cuban missile Midway School in which the crisis. office wat ransacked, deput­ 12 Hurt ies reported. The break-in occurred some­ POMONA. Calif. (L'l’ l ) — time Wednesday. Deputies Twelve men were Injured, were determining if anything four of them seriously, Wed­ of value wa* taken from the nesday night when an explos­ office. ion at a General Dynamic* plant destroyed an unarmed guided missile undergoing ground tests. Midway School Broken Into Budget Buys % Many downtown Smiftml merchiintfi will lm open Friday night until H jt.nt. to enable idiop|H?rn to take tulvantage of Kirst-of-the-Month specials being offered for mile in todny’tt Herald, midget buy*, special item*, new spring merchandise, and some half-price clearance sales will he noted on page 7 today, us well as in oilier advertisements throughout the puper. 10 Held SANTO' DOMINGO, D. It. (UPI) —Dominican authori­ ties today held at least 10 pro • Communist demonstra­ tors who broke up thr in­ auguration parade of Presi­ dent Juan llofi-h with shouts of anti-American slogan* and battle* with police. Strong Rights Measures Asked j a * two year*. He called fur laws to speed consideration of voting suits hy Negroes, provide them tho ballot while their suits arc pending, guatamn- them the same voting tests a* white*, and presume they are literate If they have completed the sixth gtade. Kennedy also asked for f«*Jera! technical and financial a**i*tanr« to school district* which need help to desegre­ gate. And h* requested four more years of life plus ex­ panded powers for the U. H. Civil Rights Commit*ion. Describing thrwe at “ a list of priorities," Kennedy said he knew his proposed and past action* *‘du not consti­ tute a final answer to the problems of race discrimina­ tion In thla rountry." lie promised tu sign, if emu-ltd, any- “ other measure* directed toward these fame gml* " “ The program outlined In thi* message should not pro­ TIIUKS., FKHRUARY 28, 1003 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 638 BRIEFS Navy Dropping Sharply? MERLE WARNER 'Culls Meet' Established 1008 vide lh<> occasion for •ectlunnl bitterness," Kmncdy sail). "No statr or section of lids na­ tion can pretend a aelf-righteuus role, for every area has it* own civil rights problems. Nor should the basic elements of this program be imperiled by partisanahip." The I’re-ident's failure to ask for rnurh new civil right* legislation until now has arouse*! critic is in from sum* Negro leaders and some Re. York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ feller, I Denies British Sub Sneaked Past Defenses NORFOLK. Vn. (UPI) — The U. S. Nnvy denied Wcdncsulny u report that a Ihiti.di ntibniat'ine, after giving advance warning, (dipped through this country's submarine defenses. The London Daily Mail claimed the eon.entional sub IIMS Orpheus |mmiptented the U. S. Navy's Imutcr-killer submarine defenses and sur­ faced within attacking distance of the New Lon­ don, Conn., naval base. The newspaper said t he Navy radioed an “ o ff the record" message to ltrilish submarine headquarters saying "well done.'' Atlantic Fleet headquarters hero said tho statement the Orpheus penetrated U. S. defenses was “ without foundation.* The Navy said tho Orpheus participated in exercises with the U. S. Navy from Jan. 28 to Fob. 12 and was nssigned n mute for the trip front Scotland to the United Stntes. “ Her position was known to Atlantic Fleet headquarters throughout the entire transit," the Navy, said. It said lhe “ well done" message merely com­ plimented the Orpheus on her participation in the submarine exercises. Jel Noise Leaves Congress In A Muddle WASHINGTON (CPI) — A llirijsr subcommittee re­ ported today that then was not o h o li Congees* eon do about the deafening roar of jet nirernft. The *uIno mmit tee sold air­ craft noise ts it “ scientific problem vvhlilv cannot he re* solved by legislative action." It did not completely ruin out congressional action In the future hut suid it would not come until the problem bail Im-i-ii dealt with hy goV* eminent ugeiicie* him ) the air* craft industry. Among other thing- it ireommended llmt local govern­ ments explore the possibility of using ii “ reasonable exer­ cise of police power" in re­ ducing the effects of uiicruft noise. Informer Set Up Lucky, Peel TALLAHASSEE (L'Pli Chirf Investigator Henry Lovern testified today that in­ formation furnished h> inform­ er James W. Venter put the Fbiriitn uhnrirz* n r riorhla Sheriffs Bureau on the track of Hie killers of Circuit Judge and Mr*. C. E. Chilling worth, l-ovcrn said the sheriffs bureau was not Involved In Investigation of the Chilling worth case until Yenzcr "sel up" Floyd liolzapfcl and Joseph A. Peel, who later were convicted of Use mur­ ders liolrupfcl, who cunfossed that he and Negro moonshiner Bobby Lincoln drowned the Jurist and his wife in the At­ lantic Ocean in IU.Y) on «irder* of Peel, received Hie death sentence. Peel, a form­ er West Palm Reach City Judge, wa* sentenced to life in prison while Lincoln won immunity (or turning states evidence. Venicr. a former Miami laitel detective and associate of llnlzapfel, spent more than a year on the Chlllingwurth case a* a paid Informer fur the sheriff's bureau. He is one of five persons claiming the JIUO.OUO reward offered by Hie .Stale legislature for information leading lo appre­ hension and conviction of the killer*. W zih Ii Or Popcorn? A car wash will lie held Saturday at (he shell Station on the corner of 2Mh SI. and I'ark Avo. by member* of Ihe Dl'T Club of Seminole High School. The group will al*o sell popcorn all day. at the station and around town. CivitunH Robert licfserer, hospital administrator will speak to the Civitan Club at their meeting at the Capri at T p. m. today. Program chair­ man u Rill Klinefelter, * f •* . . .... fctt- * v * * '' * ............ 'r • j. * * • • ' » « • . , r ■i - v i , » ’■. , : , , . •< • FIRE FROM A D E FE C TIV E fircitlttcu flue cauHed extennivc iltinuige to the home o f AHeli H aywood, MR7 Went Kith Street, early thin mortiiiiir* Fire C hief Mm k Cleveland Sr. re)tur(cd Ihe blaze mvcpl through the uphtulrn o f the twu-Mtury homo. The ch ie f mid nix firem en, vvitii tw o plcccii o f upimnilurt, ren|xu)iled at 2:11 tun. and fuiight Lite l'iro f o r itcurly three hours. No estinm to o f the ilmnuge was given. Savage Sons Return Friday Flight crew* and aircraft j men will arrive via trampoil hi**vy Aliack Squadron „| Kaiuoy Field Satur lay ) IV(. _ n,(. -savage Son* of allcriHxm. Saiilurd"—return Friday aft­ Heavy A t t a c k Squadron er an absence of nearly seven Five, commanded hy Cdr. month*. Tlie squadron’s 12 AM! Sky- I.yte II. Selte, USN. left Sanwarrior attack bombers will loid Inst Aug. 9 fur operations dash over Ihe city in a light iibnaril Hie l SS Furrestal formation Ily-hy before laud with Ilie .Second and Sixth ing at Ramey Field lo long- Fleets. While deployed, the “ Sav­ awaited reunions with fam­ age Sons" participated in ilies and friends. ttflirials at NAS Sanford re numerous joint service and porl the fly-by will take place NATO exercises, Hew more liuurs for the lirsl halt id at .1 pm. The remainder of t h e fisral IfhU than any other squadron's 3oo officers and Sanford-based squadron, and hosted many mayor military and governmental figures. In addition, the Forrest aI Seven Killed As Jel Crashes l AII!RANKS, Alaska (UPI» — An Air Form KC-!3.r> Jet tanker crashed oil takeoff at Kirlson Air Force Ram, Wed neiulay night, killing the sev­ en airmen aboard and an air pol cclnun on duty at the main gale. The four-engine Jet falter­ ed when taking off from the north runway, akhided along llie ground and wiped out tho main gate to the base. Ruining wreckage from the plane spewed ncrosa the Alas­ ka highway which runs past the gate, blocking the high­ way lo truffle for several hour*. Herald Index Bridge ...... ...... Page Classified Page 10 A Comics ....... Page Editorial __ _ Pago Hear Abhyr ...... Pag* Entertainment _ Pag* Legal* Page 0-9 k Puzzle __ _ Page S . iely Pago PugB Sport* • 11 il) 4 » 0 10 10 H A SKMINOLK COUNTY’S A U TO M O TIV E ► SAFETY CENTER Offering Our Uustomern FREE Tire Inspection FREE Tire ItolnUon FREE Flat Tire Repair FREE Front End Check • Hid Calling JACKSONVILLE lUI’ l) — The U. H. Army Corps of Engineers called today for bids on a III million *vriea of la **l building* for NASA'* Gemini and A|>ollo spacecraft program, and fur a $000,000 communication* building, both to be built on tha Merritt Island launch nud VAII-S cxieniled United Stales good will to eight Med­ iterranean |Hirli. Their itin­ erary included Barcelona, Spain, making the Forreslal Ihe fir*l aircraft carrier to visit that city in three years. Expert Wheel Alignment Tira hpecislist Since 1933 M cR O B E R T StSA L lurid* Distributor* Fur Denman Custom Built Tlrr* 10j W. l»t Si. __________ WE Kanrord GIVE PLAID FA 2-0351 STAMPS �CammackWins Honor Seminole County 4-11 Girl Cathy Cninmnrk of Geneva walked away with a trophy and a firnt place blue rihlmn at the State 1-11 Dairy Awards Hani|uut held Monday niffht at the Chamber of Commerce Uuildint? in Orlando. The trophy came an the State Butter Fat Production award and the blue ribbon for her rtffiatared Jersey which placed firnt In division competition at the State Dairy Show held all day Monday in conjunction with the opening of the Central Florida Fnlr. Seminole's other entries. Frances Cammnek, also with a registered Jersey, took a red riblsin and Philip Lukus o f Slavia, with a grade Jersey heifer, took a red ribbon. Animals shown in competition Monday from all over the state will lie on display in the Agri­ culture Barn at the Fair during the remainder of the week. Courthouse Records Mrs. J. S. Moore! Dies In Hospital Mra, Ruth Rumby Moore, P4, widow of th* late J, 8. Moore Hr., ditd at 8:C0 p.m. Wednesday at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital after a short illneia. C0 years befors making htr home In I.akn Mary for the p u t fiva yvata, Hhe was s mstnhsr of tho First Presby­ terian Church of HsnfenJ. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Charlls Hlaton of Cler­ mont, (is.; twu suns, Arthur C, Moors of Hanford and J, Milton Mourt of Lako Mary; a »i*ur, Mr*. W. W. Yoth.rs of Orlsndo; nine grandchildrtit, 10 great greandclilldrcn and numerous nlw.es and Atphows. Funeral **rvi«*s will bo held at SO a.m. Saturday at Brlsaon Funeral Home with Rev. Grover G. Sewell Jr. of­ ficiating. Burial will be in Greenwood ConsUry la Or­ lando. LONG WOOD FIREMEN spent nearly three hours Sunday afternoon fighting against heavy winda to bring a threatening brush fire Herons from Veino'e Lumbor Yard under control. The volunteer! were aucceaaful in confining flamea within a two acre area. (Herald Photo) Power Official Cites Need For Consumer Unit Service The family rsqusst* that In llsu of flowars a msmorlal be given In Mrs. Moore's name to the Thornwell Orph­ Ted Johneon, assistant to anage In Clinton, f . C. tho view prssldsnt of thi Flor­ ida Powsr and Light Company definsd a 'consumer unit' as nawly formed family unit of young married couples, who In sotting up housekeeping and raising a family, m e t« a nsad for all ths aervlosa and By Jew Magin An invitation has betn ax- product* that Industry pro­ tended from the Hobby Craft ducts. Johnson said that th* an­ Club of Chnlaotn by it* p m ldent, Mra. Maalne Kennedy, ticipated eurge of euch con­ for all person* In th* oommun- sumer unite In Florida In tho Ity Interested In craft work to next seven yesre will b* "Ilka attend regular meetings of the nothing ever experienced be­ club each Wednesday at 9:80 fore In thle country." Ho based hla predictions on a. m. at th* Lake Catherine the spiraling birth rat* the! Inn. Mr*. Kennedy report* that began Just before World War the group has had an especial­ II and "has never slacked off ly busy year. Instructions sine*." There ere ten percent mor* have been received on making dress hats from plpo dsanera young people of marriageable and In making ahlrrcd pillows age today than there were 10 which provide attractive dec­ ymri ago, he «nld, and noted that the approaching group orator llama for tha home. of lat« teens and early twen­ ties la 81 percent larger. "But tha 14 to 17 year eg* group, which will W* marry­ ing In *lx to 10 yaar* con­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - stitutes n DO percent greater Venus, the brightest 0f plan- number uf potential consumer oti iten from aarth. is reilly units than we had ten years a dark, broiling desert hidden ago," Johnson said. ••That'* why ws unhaeltatby oily clouoa. Scientists presented t h i s Ingly predict a tremendous picture of the planet Tuesday growth and future fur Flor­ from reports supplied by ra­ ida," ho said. lie pointed out that th* dio, radar, and tha ll-mlnut* flyby of Venus made by the state has maintained It* growth pattern of doubling Morlner-2 spacecraft. C raft Club Invites Attendance V en u s-D a rk Broiling Desert It* population avtry 80 years, steadily and continuously over since It entered the Union. "We believe Florida’s pop­ ulation will reaeh seven to eeven and a half million peo­ ple by 1970," he said. "You'll ask, 'But what of the quality of this popula­ tion t " he said, "Will It be made up of retirees T Wh«r* will th* Industrial production to support the** seven and a half million p*opl* com* from?" Of Ut* n«w p*opl* who hav* moved Into Florida In the last t*n years, Johnson said that AA percent of thsrn were in the productive work­ ing *ge group, 30 percent are those people's children and only 15 psrewit are retire#*. "And retiree* aro bringing more and mure to the *cunumy as business assume* more and morn responsibility for p*n*luns and retirement plant to make the y**r* of the ten­ ter citizen* comfortable and substantial, so that they are able to purchase th* goods •nd ssrvirst that stimulate and strengthen our economy," ho said. Pack 543 Supper A covered dish supper has been act lor Cub Ucoul* snd parent' of Pack $4$, Tuesday, at All -Soul* Koclll Hall, Mr*. II. S. Colby ha* announced. Real Estate Tr»n*«rUom Joan Alice Ream, olvlr. to F1IA, Heftier Homes, JH.2UO William Gibbs to F ill, Heft­ ier Homes, $8,200 Anders Anderson, rial, b> Charts* l.aForge, elux, N. Chuluota, $9,000 A. R. Prlerson. Jr., etal, to Theodore (.'halfant. elux, Rest Haven, $14,raai Freno Morrison, utvir, to Carl M. TeuUch, Jr., etal, 22-2121, $S5,ooo LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Xrn Z. Heeler, etux, West Wild mere, $13,200 Final Divorce Decrees Evolyn Ferris vs Eugene Ferris Betty Faye Garvey vs Ro­ bert L*e Girvey Hulls Filed Fed. Nat’l Mtg. Assn, vs Duggan J. Waldrop, ctux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat’l Mtg. Assn, vs Anderson llartless, mtg. fcl. Letter Stater, ctux, vs. Char­ les Haynes, vial, mtg. fcl. Flril Fed- V* Eddie Arils, rial, mtg. fcl. Herbert Fenelson vs Ruth Hudson, mtg. fcl. New Brownie Troop Formed By Jan* Ca***lb*rry A new Brownl* Troop has been formed in the Csssclboiry-llowell Perk area and the first meeting was held Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home of the leader, Mrs. Robert Begin, 010 Forest Dr. Mra. 1710010* Poore Is coleader. Twelve girls attended the organisational meeting and March 22 hat been tentatively ■et for Investiture. Other aecond, third or fourth grade girls In the urea wish­ ing tu become Brownies may contact Mr*. Btgln or Mrs. I’oorc. Cubans Still Get 'Millions' WAHIIINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Carl Elliott, (D-Ala.), estimated today that tho Cu­ ban government still gets be­ tween $3 million and $4 mil(on In American money every year. Most of th|s, he said, come* from Cubans who work on the Guantanamo Naval Base. They art- paid In dollar*. Get Ready for Out-door Living! Symposium Set On Exceptional Child Care n> Jane ( astrlberry Problem* dealing wi t h needs o( Florida'* exceptional children and the State Lett!** Islurr’* role in meeting these demand* will bn preaentrd at a Legislative Sympoilum on Exceptional Children lor Cen­ tral Florida next Wednesday at the Cherry Plaza Hotel in Orlando. Senator Uetli John­ son of Orange County will art as host legislator, A dinner will be held at 6 p.m. In the Fountain Terrace Room with the 0 |>en meeting to follow at 7:30 p in. In the Egyptian Hoorn. Representative group* from Seminole, Orati|e, I,she, U* ceolu, and Brevard Countira have been Invited to attend the meeting which alao ia open to (lie public and nil iniervaletl parent*. Sportsmen Plan St. Patrick’s Day Dance By Joan Magin The Chuluota sportsmen'" Club announced plan* thi* week to aponaor a St. ratrick'* Day Dam* on Satur­ day, March 19, at tli« Clubhouse (or member* and their guests. The announcement was made by W. E. Chadwick, president of the club, who said that the decision to sponsor the upcoming danco was made after the recent Valentine Dance proved ao successful. Flans arc being made by the Sportsmen to decorate the hall in the traditional St. Patrick's Day theme and to serve a bullet during the evening. Magic Show Nets $140 For PTA By Louise Slmunek Altamonte Elementary PTA otficiuls report that approx­ imately $140 wai cleared on the "Mr. Magic" show spon­ sored by the group at th* school last Friday night. Pro­ ceeds wiU go towards tbo purchase of additional books for thr school library. All seata In the school audi­ torium war* tak«n fur th* performance and expressions on Uie faces of children and rounda and rounds of ap­ plause Indicated that thoi* attending enjoyed every min­ ute of the entertainment. Tlie refreshment stand did a whopping business and pop­ corn wai sold out before the show opened. First Chief HANTO DOMINC.O (UPI) — The Inauguration today of President Juan Boseh give* the Dominican Republic Its first ficaly alccUd chief ex­ ecutive In more than SO years. The Library Nets $100 On Sale It) Louise Almunrk Committee* In rhurge of tbo rummage sale sponsored re­ cently by the A l t a m o n t e Sprint:* l.ibrmy A»*n. have termed the project n huge suc­ res* with net result* amountIng t» npproximetrly flo<>. A part of tbc clot hint: from thi* sale wu* carefully select­ ed and doiiMtrd to two indig­ ent fetnlliei In the town. Item* which rernein from the asle will be given to the Good­ will Industrie*. Tbo association b n * a n nnunred it* nomimitlntr com­ mittee which was named at the la*t meeting. Serving In thi* group will be Mr*. J. D. .Morrison, Mr*. M. (5. Pete and Jeff llodgc*. Election of new officer* I* scheduled for April 4. TOP IIAT ANI) TAILS, from the old Fred DeBary Bridge Club Names Winners For Week, Series fifteen tabic* played jn two section* at this week’* meet­ ing of the Dellsry Duplicate Rridga Club at 1 p.m. Tues­ day st the Community Cen­ terWinner* in section one dlructed by Mis* Ethel John­ son were NS. first, Mr. und Mr*, George Pcuraall; second, Mrs DoyU Driver and Wil­ liam Woodlock; thin), Mr*. Ruth Rlatt and Howard Mid­ dleton. EW, first, Mrs. A. O. Beson, and Mis. Loui»« Middleton; aecond, Mrs. Myron Accardi and Mr*. Harry Schnb; third, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Daglla. Winner* In section two di­ rected by Col. William Hague war* NH. first, Mrs. Arthur Wlllgoosa and George Dickie; second, Chester Coons und R, T. Stevens; third, F. E. Ren­ ton and Norman Meyer. EW, first, Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Mots; aecond, Harry M. Brown and K- A. Matheson; third, Mr*. Minnie Jlcitman and F. It. Froehllrh. Winners for the month of February v w t * . first, Harry M. Ilrown; second, Mrs. Doyle Driver; third tienrge Dirklr; fourth, Mr*. U ulii' Middle­ ton and fifth, Mrs. Ruth Rlatt. Winner* of the two month* series with a loving cup a* first prise- were first, Mra. Ruth Rlatt; second, Mra. K. W. Ackerman; third, If. Guy Chase; fourth, Mrs. William Woodlock; fifth, Mr*. Frank Austin and sixth, Mias Ethel Johnaon, Tha engravtd eup will be presented at next weok’a reg­ ular meeting. Moose Lodies Set Bake Sale The I.edlca Organisation of Sanford Moo*a Lodge 185| I will sponsor u Hake Sale this .Saturday in flont of the Mary Post Office beginning at o:itn a. m. Member* and friend* of the group wishing to contribute baked good* for the project ure requested to hting them directly to the sale site or to the I. fl. A. Food Mart. CUSTOM-FITTED CONVERTIBLE TOPSI and SEAT tO V ERS anti Scat C over Co. .101 W. '.'nd 322-H032 BUYING A New Or Used Car? Let Us Finance If. Compare Our Lower Monthly Installments Our Low Rates Lions Club To Celebrate Charter Night Save You Money. lly Jane Caeeelberry The Lion* Club of Cussellierry will celebrate* the 11th anniversary of it* Charter Night next Thursday ut • I.allies Night Dinner to be held at tha Capri Restaurant in Hanford. The social hour will begin nt 7 p. m. and dinner will bo served nt 7:30 p. m. Three new members will bo inducted Into the club and en­ tertainment will he provided by a dance band. Lion Jimmy Prevalt 1* chairman of tha plunnlng committee. Up To 36 Months To Pay S L jL o f M oron Member F.1M.C. NEW! THE STAY-SLIM REFRESHMENT diet-rite cola SHELL f e A t o lc b yew c o ld -ftv/tfe, SHELLANE J B O TTLED A Screened Porch ONLY.1 CALORIE PER SERVING ✓ FULL, RICH COLA FLAVOR GAS can add much J to your home NO SUGAR AT ALL J NO EXTRA COST Let us give you an estimate on the job. WE DO A L L KIN DS O F REM O D ELIN G . . . C O M M ER C IA L OR R ESID EN TIA L 211 W. 25TH ST. I'EK 100 LB. CYLINDER tft.M ■ No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County S h o S W M lk stfl CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE FA 2*3103 ¥rralh Auto Glass Deer fawn* are devoid of telltale scent, enabling them the better to avoid marauding predator). Astaire song and dunce number will set the scene for this trio of pretty girls at the Heart Fund Show, being presented at the Melodee Skating Itink, Sunday at 8 p. ill. From left urn Miss Donna Murkos, Miss Jackie Ivey and Miss Rena Mc­ Kenzie. (Herald Photo) fhtnforJl Page 2 — Fell. 28. 10f>3 Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. IN W. tit MT. A P ro d u ct o f K oy u t C r o w n C o l* C o, DRINK ALL YOU LIKE-LIKE ALL YOU DRINK i �C !;f # tn fo rll VrnlD Feb. 28. 1968 — Fafre 3 Future Farmer Week Set Here < • The week of March 2 to i to. . "4-H . . Young Citizens 9 is 4-H Week in Seminole in Action.’’ Tucker said. “ During this week 4-H club­ County throughout the nation. Cecil Tucker, County Agent bers and their leaders will be anti Miss Myrtle Wilson, attempting to influence more Hume Demonstration Agent, young people to join or form two of the organisation's 4-11 Clubs; acquainting par­ ents with 4-H and seeking sponsors said today. “ There arc more than 250 their cooperation; encourag­ young people between the ing capable, youth-minded ages of 10 and 20 in Semi­ men and women to become nole County, who will be ob­ volunteer local leaders; in­ serving ami demonstrating creasing public understand­ the tbemc of this year’s mot- ing of 4-H aims and methods and expanding support for year-round activities," said Miss Wilson. “ During this time. * e will also honor 4-H friends and express our appreciation to them for the important part they play," she added. The 4-H Clutv .program is a part of the n^iynS education­ al system of Cooperative ex­ tension work in which the U, S. Department of Agricul­ ture. the state land-grant colleges and the counties share. 4-H Informal, out-of-school learning supplements and en­ riches training given in the home, school and church, meeting the needs of youth In both rural and suburban area*, Miss Wilson noted. Some of the more popular projects Include career ex­ ploration. automotive earc anil safely, electrificalion, health and nutrition, money management, leadership, per­ sonality development, home beautification, horsemansh p, entomology and citizenship development. There are 94,700 4 11 Clubs I J<* POYOUR r<W * iO Garden Club To Hear Library Report A report on the meeting of the Library Association will be given by Mr. and Mrs. George Haig to the Chuluola His and Her Garden Club on Monday. The meeting will lie held at 7:30 p. m. at Iho home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Carlson of Seventh St., who have pre­ pared a most unusual pro­ gram. There will lie reports of other rommitlecs who have been active in the com­ munity. g et Lake Mary’s Volunteer Fire Dept, was called out to two separate fires nn Monday. Fire Chief Ralph Abell, re ported today. The first fire, at alwut 8:30 a. m., involved a Dunn Weld­ ing Co. truck which caught on fire while in for repairs at the garage adjacent lo Cook’ s I Corner at 20th St. and the CECIL TUCKER Old Lake Mary Rd. Damages were estimated at some $1,000 to the truck. Firemen were called out the second time at 3:45 p. m. to the C. C. Holley Home on Sccond St. and Mary Avc. In Lake Mary. This fire broke out in a wall partition of the home from unknown causes, The Contest will be spon­ Abell said. Damages here sored by Milady’ s Fabric were estimated at about $100. Shoppe of Sanford and is open In any woman in the rounty. The only requirement is that all entries be made from ma­ terials purchased at Milady's. Any make pattern may be used and there is no restric­ tion as to particular type of Hegistratlon to enter the congarment. Registration to en­ ter the contest will be made at the time the fabric is pur­ chased. Frizes wilt be awarded to first, second and third place winners. Judges will be Miss Lucy Nowlin, home econ­ omist for Florida Power and Light Co.; Mrs. Evangeline Crumb, asshlunt home econ­ omist for the company and Mrs. Joe Wright, IID County Council clothing chairman. Dob Mero of Milady’s will serve as commentator. A total of 10 door prizes also will be awarded during the evening. Mrs. II. I,. Johnson and W lt.C O M ■ W AC O M Mrs. C. K. Hunter of the Lake Monroe Club, cliairmen of the VIRGINIA PETROHKI show, have asked that nil 1'. O. Ilux 1214 ladies modeling be present NORA NORRIS for a rehearsal on March 25 TK 8-1514 at lo a. m. at the Center. Termite* A Olhrr Pent* 2601 PARK DR. .122-8865 SANFORD t h i s .*• iJl rllnl *?l I " 'll '■ * • * h p n C 3 | r l l j j |v If , ■fill i /Hu IJ p l[ y v - it ' A**4j G r pdf I jnj • No-mar plastic top (able • -t Com fori able Shap­ ed Hack Chairs — ONLY — ntoparent 3 5 an d V s /h e e t o p in a 5 B e a r in g s pius sca n Align Front End O 3 ® 5-PIECE Bronze-Tone S5SS& CO M BINATION O F F E R Mur - proof plastic top extension tabic meas­ ures .10 x -Ift” , cxtendH to 18". 1 padded, uphol­ stered chairs. 5-PIECE OVAL or 7-PIECE RECTANGULAR shaped, beautifully up* hoistcred cliuirs. DO ALL T H IS ...F O R ONLY Clean and adjust spark plug*. 1Clean and act point*, i Set timing. Adjust catlmrclor. Check coil and condcruor. Check generator and voltage regulator. @ Check battery. OUR : . .-'-T-. any alx cylinder car any *ighl cylinder car n rr; 8ee* "p a r ts o i l r t If n * « d # d — nr a w n i i i l mim ii—i LUXURIOUS Tremendous Shoe Bargains SHOES *J 88 SHOES a s SHOES $388 CHILDREN'S ™ "' "» 5-PIECE Bronze-Tone A- 1 I fl H Plus Weights . SIGN'S D ELIV ER S Your Choice! SAFETY SERVICE © LADIES' AH Perfect Quality Sets $1 DOWN Balance Both Front Wheels 4 s o A ttend services tkisweek at uour awn ' place o f worskip BY DEM AND . . . W E’RE C O N T IN U IN G ART DROWN PEST CONTROL T T re sfo n e BRAH ES ORABT SQ U EAL? PU LL TO LEFT O R R IG H T 7 HD Club Gives Information On Fashion Show And Contest Tiic Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club released additional information tills week on plans for the Fash­ ion Show and Fashion Contest to be held at tlse Hume Dem­ onstration Center in Sanford by the Lake Monroe Club, on March 28 at 8 p. m. The Show, to be sponsored will feature garments made from disciplined fabrics by ltatcs, and modeled by mem­ bers of the club. throughout Iho entire SO states and Puerto Rica, and the 4-H plan has been adapted so that similar groups exist in more than 70 other countries. 7 Lake Mary Firemen ReportOn Two Calls .MISS MYIITIE WILSON This famous m:\nufaclurer derided lo discon­ tinue these patterns nnd he sold us all his remaining stock at gigantic reductions! F ir e s t o n e 9-PIECE NEW TR E A D S Dinette Walnut wnodgrain phis tic table is .16 x 18 x 72" Soft-tune vinyl uphol­ stered chairs. APPLIED ON SOUND D U E BO D ItS On ON TOUR OWN T lR LS WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE NARROW ON WIDE OESIGN VUBCLCSS OR TUBE-TYPE 4 FOR W |», DRESS. WORK, IVVS All Kind*. Color*, Style* •nd Site* Including f t Plus tai and 4 trado-ln tires WALKING SHOUTS s p e c ia l 1ILJui Jui and Short Sleeve P n tn iA S K LADIES \ Aasorlrd SHORTS l'all*rn*, Style*, Color* and *iir*. REG. 11.98 to $1.98 I 99* *- A B a i ft il n o r m a l rrusd h a t a n l s I r t x r jit rt| »* ir»b le i u b i i m n ) ancuuis* I r r n l in rr rr y d U if | * s s r iig r r e * r u *r fu r I I pnunthi, VALLES la 11.98 g K Y our C h o ic e ? )^ $|99 O U A R A N TE E D 1* A*bI**( Mrrla In N.itmiailiiii an.l naUrlll. SiiHh* Ills it Ifn i M EN’S SHIRTS PAIR ;yjl uu Mi di: liu oif Ji Im UlCJjTJi.'JZi'al'uL oL' Our h it ii Treads, idrnlifittt by Afritd/Zion and thup mark a rt Hr|-lurir#»U Pr-.ulH M Im4 »»M Ifef U*mI 4a« lift plkiN («rmt •I a> H t mim w «p «• f ftJjusUfMal. a JL'.grJgJgJg-g-WtytP m. rrrnvjjejFjyjT, m m gmgJilUKZrjVgLflii each PON SAVE CominK and Going . . . On Hundreds 01 llargains AT — S u rplu s 291 t f lH N A R M Y We*t First CITY St. -NAVY SURPLUS m BANTonn avk where your dollar buys MILES mora 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0214 Open 7 A. M. t# 9 P. M. Mon. thru Fit, - 7 A. M. U1 « l‘.U . ZiiL * IIM K S U^AllTy Sanford's Only Air - Conditioned Furniture Store * y n N ia tf t Si) 1 * PWH f * 1(J* * 1 DOW N • 1 A WEEK SANFORD HA 2-0983 �Where Were We? Although Seminole County has become a major theater o f operations for certain firms which sell swamp­ land by mall, county officials were conspicuously absent when the Gov­ ernor's Committee of Interstate Land 8 ales held a public hearing in Daytona Beach last week. The committee held that state and county laws governing Install­ ment acrengc sales will have to bo tightened up If the buyers and the reputation o f Florida are to be pro­ tected. The mnil order sale o f smnll tracts o f undeveloped land Is a ‘ ‘seri­ ous problem" which is creating legal wastelands" said ono developer. The Seminole County plat law, ns well as Volusia’s, came under attack because it excludes land promotions in which there are no dedicated roads and lots are larger than nn acre In size. But the members of the County Commission, who are responsible for the law weren’t around to defend it or to suggest any corrective meas­ ures. The regulation o f subdividers is, or certainly should be,'a matter of public concern for several reasons, not the least of which, is the possi­ bility o f the county (nnd thnt means the taxpayers) hnving to shell out for roads, drainngc nnd sanitary fa­ cilities if the property is developed in the future. That’s hnppened before, and that’s precisely why we have a sub­ division code today. It’s generally regarded as nn ex­ cellent law . . . as far as it goes. Whe­ ther it legally could be broadened to include one and a quarter acre pro­ motions mny be a matter of conjec­ ture (although it’s been done in Or­ ange County), but the Commission­ ers might hnvo gotten some ideas on this score by attending the meeting. Dr. Crane s It's Nice to Have Friends Worry Clinic I t . : ■V--7. *. v • - • it ; \ ' ft* r.t V ■i 7 ' - • - • • Your Red Cross In a mntter o f days it will be time to start getting the money up ngnin for the American Red Cross. This is a kind of assistance the American people hnvo never flinch­ ed from giving. With nnnual Red Cross expenditures running close to f 100 million, the need for funds ob­ viously is greater than ever. No ono hns to be reminded of the invaluable services the ngency per­ forms for the armed forces nnd their veterans, for the relief o f Americans stricken with a variety of disasters from floods to hurricanes for the de­ velopment and maintenance of blood donor, nursing, safety and other volunteer programs. But this year, marking the 100th anniversary of the first meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, at which the Red Cross idea was taken up, muy be a fitting time to give a little moro aid" have been extended by the ogenional services. Most newsworthy recent evidence o f that effort was the collaboration o f the American Red Cross in the collection nnd shipment of $53 mil­ lion worth of medical and other sup­ plies to Cubu in the exchnnge deni which freed 1,113 Bny of Pigs pris­ oners and thousands o f their rela­ tives. Many other kinds o f "foreign aid" have !>cen extended by the ngen­ cy. Disaster relief hns gone to Kor­ ea, Burma, South Viet Nam, British Honduras, Brazil, Greece, West Ger­ many, Yugoslavia, the Philippines, Indonesia, the Somali Republic, Tangunylkn, the Congo, Togo. Our own Red Cross a l s o helped tho I/Cngue of Red Cross Societies nnd tho United Nntions in repatria­ ting 200,000 Algerian refugees af­ ter the war in Algeria ended in that province’s independence. Technical assistance to other Red Cross societies was offered on a ris­ ing scale. In the Pnnama Canal Zone, representatives from half a dozen Ccntrnl Amerlcnn nntions gnthered for "Gray Lady" nurses training courses. About 300 o f the 3,600 U.S. chap­ ters engaged in "international activ­ ities" within their own communities. Thoy offered service, training and hospitality to students, visitors and new U. S. residents from other coun­ tries. The American Red Cross, there­ fore, is truly nn ngcncy for interna­ tional aid — but ono which even the stoutest critic o f government for­ eign aid would not think to criticize. In this work, us in nil its other proven enterprises, the Red Cross in 1063 ngnin merits your most gener­ ous financial support. Phil Newsom Says Iraqi Problem: Touchy Aucsiing (he probable dir­ ection the new Iraqi govern­ ment will take, Wcitern dip­ lomats seem to have eome up with the following conclus­ ion: Anil-Communist, but not necessarily pro-West. U was one of the few cases where a revolutionary gov­ ernment hai been accorded recognition by the United States before similar recogni­ tion by the Soviet Union. At Ute very bead pf the parade waa the United Arab Republic of President Abdel Gamal Nasser. In its first few days, the new regime of President Ab­ dul Salam Aref committed It­ self on a number of import­ ant points. By naming two Kurds to its cabinet, the regime Indicat­ ed it hopes for a peaceful settlement of the Kutxliih re­ bellion which has been (lim ­ OUR ing In the north of Iraq for Lie last IB months. In a friendly cachange with the government of Kuwait, the Aref regime Indicated it will not press Iraqi claims to that oil-rich sheikdom. In 1081, the last Premier Katscm touched off a crisli when ho claimed Kuwait. The British rushed troops to Kuwait, and the Iraqi representative walked out of an Arab League meet­ ing when other Arab states (ailed to back Kasscm’s claim. The new regime has declar­ ed for Arab unity, but other­ wise has announced K will not be aligned and haa Indi­ cated no slavish attitude to­ ward Nasser despite Arc Pi known admiration for the Egyptian leader. Internationally, it has de­ clared It will keep all prevlous agreements. Tills included its contracts BOARDING HOUSE I THINK BRIDGE-, WvlAT DO YOU tVUAT DOYOU MAKS OF WI6 water i j Behind, SAY WS TRY / TO SHAKE * nibs *Mt'6 86EM fiTTTlMiS IT/ UE looks Bridgewater FOR HOUR6 WITH SLICK ENOUGH TO SELL A DOWN OUTOB <h a z » o eyeballs / can SLINGSHOT id THBTRStf W* HE BE WOWtONG AGAIN COULD W E A ON TUAT IDEA lit KAO Pentagon / FEW BLANKS FOR A MOBILE MOOG& AMD DEE IF TRAP THAT HUNlWUOMM HaS tT6 PRBV UKB A BtRO g u n -; with the Iraq Petroleum Co , a joint American and Euro­ pean venture which in 1001 paid $388 million in royatitlea to Iraq. It bad been Eas­ tern's hope to nationalise the company. It also Included Iraq’s econ­ omic agreements with the So­ viet Union. In this connection, it la noteworthy that violence car­ ried out by the new regime's supporters has been almost entirely against the Commun­ ists. However, radio correspond­ ents were ordered to refer to them as “ Anarchists" rather than Communists. Hie impact of this latest revolt on the Arab world still la to be measured. It may give encouragement to other pro-Nasser elements, espe­ cially In Syria where aueh a core already exists. He 1stloos with tlie monarchies of Saudi Arabia and Jordan still are to be determined. It may be assumed that (he new government will be entl-tarael. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thura., Februury 28, 1863 w a i .t i '.ii a . i, i m .u h , »:uitou aau n a u i u r a S.AMMY %untillU. MUM4MS B. USIIWOIJ) U m iilae Udilur Ailurtlilns Director JtUt w m t JAMB U BUOSSMASiaJS Counir SSdllor Dutlnreo Managsr cmtaxiA rAussKB ainMt-uv *■ u h a x t Society Kdlior Classified Manager DOT MIUUINBOTISAII rHAMK VOLTOLINB feature Editor Circulation Manogor S'SISCO WSCI.LS Alocbanicai Nupi Notebook portunity would tie sought, ulthough it wn* only a few years ago that Social Securi­ ty law was amended to permit earlier retirements nnd so re­ duce unemploymenL A new senior citizens act wculd provide $142 million over five years to aid local communities in planning re­ creational facilities. Adult education and library services would' he offered those who missed college. During Our Listed and enlisted Securities Mutual Funds ALLEN * CO. Sit E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. SEE HOW with them. Instead, he'd hang aroun* the gate, waiting for humai beings to appear. So we had to take Jcssi< back. Finally, my uncle acros the road fattened him foi market, lie weighed about 4<X pounds when he was sold. But for weeks thereafter the children wouldn’t loiici pork lest they might be eat ing Jessie. WE NOW HAVE Snapdragon Plants READY TO GO! Grnpeville Nursery 2221 Grapevllle Are. FA 2-0886 LITTLE IT COSTS To Give Your Home That Luxurious New Look WITH A New Coat Of PAINT Get It S o w At 23% DISCOUNT Ornamental Iron PORCH POSTS and RAILINGS Pre-Cast CONCRETE STEPS AH LOW AS 110.13 AND MANY OTHER IMPROVEMENT AIDS FA 2-0300 SANFORD, FLA. 5th Birthday ----- FREE!------1 Can Mary Carter LIQUID GLASS ENAMEL DURING ANNIVERSARY SALK DAYS — FRI. nnd SAT. ONLY Adults Only gr • One To A Family u LATEX : Interior Paint > * E n y jn u i ANNIVERSARY 0 % DAYS M SPECIAL A P m wwm i"* £££> VJ Q/S. 1 1 111- Inch • 1009c DUPONT NYLON BRUSH Reg. 6*e 9x12 DROP-CLOTH REG. 35c OIL ILVSE OIL RASE O U TSID E IN TERIO R PA IN T PA IN T ANNIVERSARY DAYS SPECIAL — ANNIVERSARY DAYS SPECIAL — 2 Gals. Tool Sale Hundreds of Save where your account is invited, quality tool* for every household and shop use. . MARY CARTER Values to $2.49 CAULKING protected and insuredI ItEG. 3Ve PAINTS Member: Midweet Sleek E u k Chicage Board of Trado Orlaade Baits Representative MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Pk. GA I-MS4 amesia of pig sounds and smells, for his brain may have been inflamed at the start. Anyway, Jessie never saw or heard or smelled a hog till he was grown, so his ear­ liest recollections were of hu­ man companions. So Jessie actually thought he was a member of the hu­ man species. But as he grew older, we had to pen him up, much to his chagrin. And when any of us ap­ proached his pen, Jessie would stand up on his hind legs, with his front feet on the top rail of the pen, and then he would frantically try to climb out. Finally, a farmer cousin a mile east decided he needed a boar to go with his sows, so we sold Jessie for breed­ ing purposes. Hut Jessie ignored the sows: He wuuldn't associate Friday and Saturday - - March 1 and 2 Wieboldt’s Ae a fish grows, so doe* tha alta of his scales, though not In number. The Individ­ ual scales Increase by layers whose aeries of ridges can be easily seen under e low-pow­ e r e d microscope. Summer ridges formed when food la plentiful art wider than those of winter. INVESTMENT SERVICE G fip £ a ttfrr& f m t U i Political WASHINGTON (NEA) — it will give the individual The Kennedy administration freedom o f choice on three wants people to quit calling health care plans: it "medical care for the aged," All costs for 45 days, nil or "medicare." Congress de­ cost* for 00 day* after the feated that last year, so please first $00 c f expenses, or nil forget it. costs for 180 day* after the The new name, presented In first 2 'i duys’ expenses. the President's whopping big Thereafter the patient could special message to (Xeigrcsi get 180 tlaya in a nursing on "aiding our senior citi­ home and 240 house calls by zens,” ia “ hospital insurance." a visiting nurse for any one What they should call It ia illness. “back to Methuselah." This would not Immediately Requested therein are 38 dif­ replace present medical care ferent programs, some being benefit* to the Indigent Under repeats from earlier messages the Kerr-Mills hill now adopt­ on health, taxation and aid to ed in 25 state*. Thnt law would education. not only he kept, but would be Taken together, thrse pro­ expanded to provide benefits grams to aid the aged would equal to those obtainable cost an estimated $u.8 billion under Social Security. over the next five years. In addition to hospitalization All art designed to make costs of over $5 billion pnld old age not only Irsa painful from trust fund*, Uie com­ hut also more comfortable, en­ plete plan would give the aged joyable, welcome, well-fed, many other benefits, the new well-housed and even profit­ programs costing an estimated able. $820 million in five years. The President points out Here are high lights: there tire now more than HI,. To meet the housing needs 000 living Americans over of senior citizens, the Presi­ 100 years old. Hut if Congress dent asks for $260 million for buys all the plain and fancy direct, low interest loans, with parkagea in this message Oin another $10 million earmarked number of centenarians should for rural areas. zoom into the millions. There Slate* would lie asked to will be no reason to die. Old pass new legislation to pro­ age will l>e too pleasant. tect stumlnrd* of rental hous­ With only minor modifica­ ing. tions, the president ask* for Additional employment opthe same compulsory health Insurance under Social Securi­ ty that he has wanted all along. Ita cost to the Indivi­ dual wculd be one-quarter of 1 per rent on the first $5,200 of income—to lie raised from $4,800 beginning Jan. 1, 1005 See Us For KODAK —$13 a year for both em­ CAM Ell AK. Film and ployer ami employe, lt’a eheap Finishing Insurance for the working year*. The health benefits after retirement would Ik) CAMERA SHOP many times ita rosL 210 8. I*ARK AVE. Tho new gimmick is that Matter Of Fad COMPLETE tttSBN Peter Edson CASE O—(70: Jessie, aged 2 days, was a little pig. Our oldest son George was fixing some fence on our farm in Indiana during his college vacation. Our collie dog was with him. It began barking, so George went over to the en­ trance to a fox den. And there lay a newborn pig, all chewed up and ap­ parently dead. But even as George looked at it. the pig’ s front legs started to twitch and tremble. So George picked it up and brought it home to hi* mo­ ther. She spent a couple of hours cleansing the tooth wounds from the fox that must have stolen it from a farm a mite away, for no­ body within a mile of us had any hog*. Mrs. Crane rubbed it with olive oil and wrapped the pig in a warm cloth. Hut its left eye was injured and later ticca me cloudy so it was per­ manently blind in one eye. I gave It some sulfas, for it seemed unable to stand nn ita two front legs and acted ai if it had polio. As badly chewed as it was, you'd have figured the pig would die. But it lived. And soon became a pet. Whenever George would go out to the fields to work. Jes­ sie, followed him like a dog and stuck at his heels till he'd come home. George nam­ ed the pig Jessie, after a football pal at DcI’ auw Uni­ versity. Jessie would romp with the dog and try to break through the screen door to get into the house. For Jessie thought he was a human being. Apparently, he had been stolen from tha litter almost at birth. Maybe he also had total A s i e ic i a r iff a Phone — FA 2-3649 209 West 1st S t Sanford, Fla. �Cub Pack Has Annual Banquet a skit. Den iwo told the story ’ prrsented to as-istant cubof Abraham Lincoln: den master Miller, Darwin Shea, nine celebrated its first birth­ I chairman ot ti e Pack commit­ day with a cake and the sing- tee. Henry Duncan, personal representative In? of ''Happy llirlhday;'* institutional den five acted out the Rattle and committeemen Jay John­ of the Alamo; den seven had son and L. L. Werley. Dcnmoiher* Chela Ansley. a Cub "singalon*" and den one acted out the story of ilcn nine; Mrs. Donna For­ the birth of our nation's flag. tune, den seven; Mrs. Caro­ Awards for achievement line Miller, den one; Mrs. were prc*en!e<I by assistant Frances Sctje, den two and cubmaster "Uud" Miller a* Mrs. Ruth Montgomery and Mrs. Bonnie Werley. den five, follows; Charles Callahan and Scott were introduced. .Mrs. Setje Hall, wolf b.nl'jc; Hubert An- received a seven year pin; sley and Mark Werley, hear Mrs. Montgomery a four badge; Hart Vinor. lion badge; year pin and Mrs. Miller a Michael Coyle. Don Ca*-ct- one year pin. berry, Don Lockycr. Scott Hall and Skipper Orr, gold arrows: Michael Covie, Clint Ernest (3), Jan Fortune (3), Scott Hall. Charles Lytle (2). David Miller and Robert Sim­ pkins, silver arrows. New cubs receiving bob cat By Donna Extra Available to you without a pins were David Donat, Geor­ iloetor'* presi'Hplloti, our drug ge Jameson, James l.ang. lame wood Elementary PTO call tillKIN’ E\. You must lose Gary Mallinxm. Arthur New- members were treated to an ugly fat in 7 day* or your berg and Dai ion .Mixon. outstanding musical program money bark. No strenuous exercUe, laxatives, massage nr Scott Hall, a transfer Iroin presented Tuesday night by taking of so-called reducing Maine, was welcomed into the the Lyman High Greyhound candies, crackers or cookies, Rack. Band under direction of Mi­ nr chewing gum. OPRINEX i» Year pins were presented a tiny tablet and easily swal­ to Craig Duncan. Scott Erh. chael Ki'hcr. The hand played tour selec­ lowed. When you lake Oil* ItINEX. you still enjoy your and Todd Miller of den one; tion* which it also will play meals, -till cut the food- you Janies Coble, Scott Halt, Bar­ at Ike district meeting. like, but you simply drill ry Hawthorne, Don Lockyvr, Greg Nichols, son of Mr. have the urge for extra por­ David Miller and Robert Sim­ and Mr*. C. M. Nichols and tions bemuse omtlNKX depresses jour appetite and do- pkins of den two; Vernon Ca­ a student of Mrs. 1-ee Rich­ creases your desire for food. tron, Skipper Orr, Danny ardson's fourth grade, gave Your weight must conic down, Shea, Hart Viner. Mark Wer­ two trombone solos which because a» your own doctor ley and Charles Williams of were enthusiastically receiv­ will tell you, when you cat den five: ed by the audience. Ills sel­ less, yen weigh It's*, Get rid of Clint Ernest, Itart Grin ections were "I'll Never excess fat and live longer. I ll IRIS EX cost Y1.U0 and I* stead, Wayne Karcher and Smile Again" ami "The Old sold on thi* GUARANTEE: Charles Lytle of den seven Piano Roll Blues." Fisher If not satisfied lor any rea­ and Bobby Ansley, Eddie played the piano accompani­ son Just return the package lo your druggist and get your Rhoades and Craig Young of ment. During the regular business full money back. No questions den nine. Cubmaster Krohne also session held preceding the asked. 01)11 IN EX is sold with ibis guarantee by: gave recognition to adult program, Principal Louis Mclte) nidil* Drug Slorc — Sanford — Mall tlrdrrs I’tiled leaders working in cubscout* Kosky gave a short talk on Adv. infi. Thank you awards were Hie Book Fair to be held at the scltool on March 19. II.II. Ilaynic, chairman of the Fish Fry to be sponsored on March is, reported on TAK E YO UR CAR W HERE plan* to date for this project. T H E E X P E R T S A R E . . . T O F IX Ap]iointed to serve as a Ity Junr CasxcIlH-rry Cub Scout I'ack 540 of Casicq'jcrry ludd ll* annual Blue l,nri Cold Banquet last Sat* unlay night in 11le cafeteria of the South Seminole Ele­ mentary School. Theme of the banquet ••Free­ dom Festival." was carried out in shits and decorations. Each den made clever cent­ erpieces, place mats and fav­ ors to decorate the tobies. Itev. Delmas Copeland, minister of the Cu-selberry Community Methodist Church whose Min'* Cluh sponsor* tire Pack, ijave the invocation and presented the year pin*. Cubmaster Wally Krohne act­ ed a» master «t ceremonies for the affair. Each of the dens presented •s « »l i • I* I flp FA T O V ER W EIG H T Is Lucky 'Adventurer' 1 Ry Jane Casselberry A young three year old ad. FRONT END ALIGNMENT TO TIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR • We’ll repack front wheel bearings • Align front end • Correct camber, caster, » $0 9 5 9 toe-in 2^ • Hun cartful road check P a y a s y o u r id o 1 >v\n V'/S■- ■.‘"Vy VYWdZft3 GOO DYEAR SKItVICK STOK1-: 535 VV. 1-1 SI. FA 2-5821 wmtm, & ftan fn rft Ifra fS ' PUBLIX M A R K ETS C U STO M ER , A gift of a demnother's com­ pact was presented to Mrs. Montgomery, who Is retiring temporarily as a den mot her Special guests at the ban­ quet were Wckiwa District Scout Executive and Mrs. A1 Ftori, Bcv. and Mrs. Delmas Copeland and son. Matt: Prin­ cipal and Mrs. C. M. Harp; Scoutmaster and Mrs. Ted Daniel and Mrs. Krohne and son. David. The evening's program con­ cluded with the showing of an Interesting film, "The Lure of Lanoche" showing camping activities at the Council Camp in the Ocala National Forest. TUMBLER JIM HUNTER venturer, laliw identified as tlis- son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph E. Cusack of hot) Win­ ter Park Dr. in Howell pjrk. was discovered just after dark Monday night traveling down busy SR 4.K1 in Cassellverrv on his tricycle, A passerby look him homo and railed Cassel­ berry Marshal Gus Sawyer. Sawyer, after canvassing tile neighborhood and finding no one able to identify the youngster, look him ome lo await a call. Mrs. Sawyer plied Ihr tired child with food hut still was unable to leurn his name or whore he lived. Sometime inter a call was received from the boy’s parents to report him missing and the small "adventurer" was re­ turned safely home. nominating committee were Mrs. Carolyn Bistline, chair­ man and Mrs. Etda Scott, Mrs. Gladys Pilolan, Mrs. l.enna Young and Mrs. Phyl­ lis Black. Due to illness of Mrs. Ralph Stevens, secretary, minutes were read by Mr*. Eula Scott. Refreshments were served by third grade mothers fol­ lowing tile meeting and pro­ gram. Longwood Asks Speed Survey, Road Repairs Longwood will request the Slate Ruud Dept, tu make a speed survey along Day, 1792 between the north and smith approaches to tin- Longwoud Shopping f’ larn area. Mayor A. It. laiiiuunn advised today. At the same time the citywill n-quest that a "Cily of Longwood" sign lie located along the highway and that sumrllilng lie dona to repair the north approach on tint Uld Dixie [Iny. l.urmann says that this road VSit 127) drops off in some places at least eight indies at curve l o c a t i o n s und that painted center lines along more than a two mile stietch have become practically invis­ ible at night and dining tain. Preliminary jilans presum­ ably are being made to resur­ face ami widen Hint (mil of the mad south of Longwood through Altamonte Spring. to Sit t'iti. Legion Post 225 Sets Meeting - o t h e r m Lyman High Band Presents Business Program At PTO Meeting Briefs & CHUCK HOLE S h A K M JP I Three Year Old * 5bt Feb. 28, 19G3 — P«BC • KEEPS DRINKS HOT OR COLO • UNBREAKABLE • STAINPROOF • DISHWASHER SAFE • UNHARMED BY BORING OR FREEZING • 12 OUNCE CAPACITY Yontsch Maintenance Serv­ ice hits announced an expan­ sion of their business, with the- addition of a irtaii supply of a first-line slock of floor w a x e s , finishes, cleaners, germicidal cleanei-, disinfect­ ants and other items, Bales manager for llu- new service will In* Jim Hunter, who has luid experience ill the line of materials and will bandie the merchandising and selling end of the new expan­ sion. “ To emphasize Hie amount of money spent for services such ns ours, we n-port that since we began our juniloriul and maintenance service in Feb. 1901, we have grown to annual payroll now exceeding 129,000 serving Seminole, Or­ ange and Volusia counties,” Manager Robert Yentseh said. ■‘In the future we expect to add other janitorial supplies such a* mops, buckets, broom*, paper towels and othei household needs." he add* * WONT SW EAT...N O COASTERS NEEDED 8 Tumblers ...........each a different color Turquoise • Pink • Yellow » Blue • Lime • Violet • Coral • Orange Start your collection today! *••••! P IN K TU M B LE R ACTUAL $ I VALUE «d. Yenlsvh emphasised that nil the e m p lo y e - of tile c o m ­ pany are rummaged to pur­ chase goods from ihc compa­ ny's patrons, and an- required to meet their financial obli­ gations ami have good stand­ ing in Hh- community. A V A IL A B L E A T LIMIT ONE W ITH P U R C H A S ES O F $ 5 .0 0 OR M ORE The Aliiiigliito meteor, l»i ought hack fitmt western Greenland in IS!'.", by Admiral Peary', weighs Jib's tons, ur 7:1,000 pound*. A L L P U B L IX M A R K E T S in O r l a n d o , W i n t e r P a rk , C i i f i i e l b o r r y , H o lly Hill, Daytona B unch, C o c o a , Sa tellite B e a c h , M e l b o u r n e , L e o s b u rg ; C le rm o n t, G a in o iiv ille , O c a l a . A T P U B L I X , WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE/ Before...and After! JET-SPRAY Cleaning! II) Juan Magin Chuluolii'a American Le­ gion George M. Jacobs Mem­ orial Post 225 will hold tta monthly meeting at 8 p, m. Saturday in the Lake Cather­ ine Inn. Further information will he given mi tho construction of the Post's new Legion lloma and on the chicken barbecue scheduled fur April 7. All veterans, former Legion members and Iheir wives are World's oldest known town invited lo attend Saturday is Jericho, whose famous night's meeting as there will waits were built some *,ouU In. dancing and raid playing following the business session. years ago. At left—A roof in process of being cleaned by Yentseh Main­ tenance Service. The dark, uncleancd spot at the left of the photo is unsightly mold growth which reduces the heat reflecting quality of the roof. At right— The same roof with Jet-Spray cleaning complete. Notice the like-new look. The roof is now a compliment to your home, and will give longer With A - Home Improvement LOAN PUT ON NEW ROOF ADD OK MODERNIZE KITCHEN - BEDROOM HATH - FLORIDA ROOM ADD A SWIMMING POOL PAINT BORROW UP TO $5,000 — INSTALL AIR CONDITIONING satisfactory service. COST—2c per sq.ft, or Less! ALSO EAVE CLEANING A verage 3 iM'druum home cost — *21.1)11 ASK AHOUT M ilt IANITUIMAI, SKKVICi: UP TO 5 YEAitS TO PAY BOB YENTSCH jt a t m * YEN TSC H “ S r JIM HUNTER OF I MEMBER F.D.I.C. Coll SANFORD 322-4843 — or Evenings, O RLA N D O 424-8998 �It's Official-Raceway Closing Early S ip • ta fo r b Pape 6 — Feb. 28, 1968 frr x lh Sanford Vs. Stuart In Group Tournament Sanford's Seminolea win face Stuart In the opening round o f the Group 4 basketball tourney. Game time for the Seminole* Stuart tilt will bo 7:30 p.m. tonight at Titusville. Coach Ralph Stumpf, although the Semlnolcs racked up a 6*7 total Jn the Orange Belt Conference, ex* pressed confidence the local boys will give a good accounting o f themselvco in the opener. Favored Seabreexe and third-seed­ ed Titusville coasted to first round victories in the Class A, Group 4 prep basketball tournament in Titus* ville Wednesday night. The Sand Crabs blanked Satellite Beach in the first quarter and rolled to an 82*30 victory while Titusville routed New Smyrna Beach, 69-40. The first round will be completed tonight with Sanford facing Stuart at 7 and second-seeded DeLand meeting Florida Military at 8.30. Ed's Last Straw Top SOKC Favorite Ed's Last Straw, a sensa­ tions! Juvenile who has been a quintals factor aeven times la nine tries, four times with wins, will no doubt bo ths favorite la tonight's featured ninth race at the Banford-OrUndo Kennel Club. Leonard Fryae’a hard-dri*- Ing 73-pounder had the fln t official start In hla earner Jan. 7 and then moved rapid­ ly Into Grade A competition. Vlelng with Ed's Last Straw In popularity will ba C. H. Scott's Annla'a Hops, who •tarred at Daytona Beach laat summer whera aha attained a national A-2 rating, Thla top attraction la a eloiely matched contest with ths octet roundad out by Waatem S t o r m , Foswerth, Earl'# Mac, Dlipote, Bartla Lea and Hello Charlie. Another motince Is on tap bt . P e t e r s b u r g , n s . Friday starting at 2. (UPI) — Casey Stengel has only an# aim this year and that is to keep tho Now York Mel* from becoming "a fraud." "And that’i Jnat what we ll he If wa don’t do batter than last yaar," claim* Stengel, NEW YORK (UPI) — Art who will bo 72 In July. Old Hryman of Duke, the No. 1 Case, after a long and bril­ pro prospect In college basket­ liant atlnt aa manager of tho ball, and Ron Bonham and Tankers, took over the new- Tom Thacker, standouts bn ly formed Mete at their ln- tap ranked Cincinnati, ara th* septlon last year and found leading choices on the 1003 the going "awfully rough." United Preea International They won only 40 game* All-Amcrica team announced while losing 120, finishing today. 60 H games behind the pen­ Jerry Ilarkneaa of Loyola dant wining Giants. (III.) and Gary Gradd* of Ohio State ara the two other collegian* h o n o r e d In tho U ri’s annual poll of 247 I * th e r « n r t • ( th e ( M i l l J a 4 * » . *# m Ib i Ib C a a i l f , l i a r . •porta writers and broadcastera throughout ths country. |U< la 1‘ r a l i l i . I a m i Kata l<- af Heyman, regarded a cinch WILLIAM H. ML’ n n A T , |iae»»«a't to tie the first collegian draft­ Va All CraSllara aaS l-rrw-tt ed by the profesalonala In l l a s l t a ('l a in * ar D m a t * . April, was tha moat popular Aaalaal Sale r.atalai Tou an4 each o f ran ar* cholca on ths team. Tha 31Ssraby notiri.it *n4 r* 4i t r *4 t o prtiont any cla im . m l 4o- year-old New York youth who Fiandt whli'h you, or rllh tr migrated to the Carolina! far a f r no. n o r have oool-iot in* *ai*lo of WI 1ll«in II. Murray. hla education waa a first-team ( I . c . t t . d , l*t* o f aald I' unly, choice of 2U1 voters and n acclo tbt County Juil*« c l Scmlond-team s e l e c t i o n of 13 liot* County, I'lo rll*. at hi* •ffic* In tho court h our, o f other*. Ills name thus appear­ 0*14 County at ftanlord, Flor- ed on nil.2 per cent of the bal­ |4a, within ala calendar m o n th ! from lha ilmo of th* lot* caiL Casey Promises 'No Fraud' Heyman Paces All-Cage Quint Legal Notice tlrat I>uMlral|..n of thla nolle# T w o coplra o f sach claim or daman I ahall t* In wrltlnf. and ahall alatr lha pljra of rr.ld .n r# and poaf otttra adSraaa o f th* claimant, end Shall b* aworn to i.y tha claimant, aaant, attorney ant *ctum|ianl*J by a filing fra f t on* dollar and aucti claim o r drmand not to Iliad ahall ha void. Uihsl la Murray Aa ta rculr l* of tho Last Will and T o l a t n . n l o f William II. Murray, daccaar I hlaclc N. Clavaland, Jr, 4- Carroll llurkr. Allarnrya for tho Ratal#, hull* t i t Hanford Atlantic Wall nk ntda Hanford, Florida ubllah Fob. I I, II * Mar. 14. l i f t . C CDF-7* Jai-Alai Entries r t n r r a m a — d w Mh ■ r a l a i n t. Iss-Ahasoto; t. Fu r. quat-Falla; t. TeJoro-Rganst t. Martin • F * r n t n 4 o ; S. Ana. eabs-Ir 1a*| I. Rslrada-ltam-jnj Bubs: Arrana-Juanchu. •Broun BA MR — Dm hies B potalsi 1, tea-Ramon; I. Ks. lr*4a-r*llg| I. Anaeaha-F-rn. an4st I. TsJsre-Juanrhuj t. Forquat-trlaoi *■ Martin.Abasntei flubat Arrltla-Rctna. TltlND 44AMR — alaatra a afat 1. Fills, f. Furquat. t. , 4. leans. I. F*rnan4n, «. ★ ★ ★ FIRST MACD — Faro T o o . VVI a aora of *Jno la **.1 — aim. I. Kayla, I. Iloaloy; J. Lonairs, It llankln; I. CamlirMa# Ls4y, E Mstturr!. 4. Haiti* Uaahslsr, M Pusoyi *. Dron* Cblmst, ■ Twosdloi *. Miss Crssd. T Taylor • H c o x n m i x - Tror Vna. w is s s is of a loo io w - r « , H L Dla Oollon, L Cop. land, !. HunnymoS* Shy. M nils. Jr.; S. Insoehsro, A Il-aton; 4. Itlppor Volo. A Charon: 4. Jot Irleo. T. Ahatnln, Subs: TeJ.ro, Van C. A Huffman FOURTH DAMR — alaelea * TH IRD IIA CD — q u a r t o * poiafasl. Manual. S. Arrona, t. Mor*#— D M — SM 1 4 . — 3 Blorrl. I. AMs*, I. Martin. I. T». Ola MalSoO* osblrb b os* Urlsar, T. Onate, Subsi Aqiiltln •torle* at tbl* sarol aa* has a FIFTH HA MR — Doable* I aat Da la boa Urol, ooroaS, or riala: J- RaCInla-Rrhaatai I. tbtra— W « t US rla-ZuMi 1. Arratlh.l* Aaus- I. Lurhla liars, J Cross: 4. lint 4. nas tl-L ors nsoi 1. Arsl- Flynl Rsrs Xlast. A Ittanehn; tin-Irlart*. s. Jseln * Eteri; 1. Mldnlaht t'abab. It lloarnr; Sub*: O na l.-Ztrra , I. ra pp y'a Rsward. a Quriis: SIXTH HANK — Doobloe 1 I. Wariala, P Mnnra; I. Ilrgarr yalo lo i L Arrona-Olarrai t. Hobby, II llolllna; T. Smoky Arrlria • Urqutdll 1. A t i l t * - Mist. D T y re ; 4. Arbucbl* Bur. Juaaehu: 4. nnatt-ManusI: I. J Harrison; I. Snaky Dab, (1 lla4lota-t!rl>sr: 4. A M s s -t a r - Johnson ra: Huasi Urla-Ectianla. FOURTH RACK— Paeo R o n a i: t r a t i i i i t a n — Doublet ■ Wlaaora SIAM I* llfetlmo. A l. p n la l.i I. T»J»rn. Manual; t to o ils , aoa -w la aorn *A* la *a.X Kstraila-Olarroii l. A M ss-K s- Faroa east ana; 4. Arrona-nament 4- Ana- 1. (Ilngar Oloway, It Munta; ca ba-rrquMI. 4. Arrlala-Juan- t. ilattlo Royal, M Fusty; 1. rhu: Subs: lis-Irla*. Doer Knob, A LanellHi I. SCIMIITH HAMM — t l a i t s s V Pat Clancy, n Rankin: I, Kill palatal t. Astlga. I. Earra, I. arnay Jan*. H Mrlntesh; 4. Had tel a, 4. Ar.ltlo, 4. L'rla. 4. Pa mmla Dyrd. L Ellis Irlarta, f. Jarln, t. Oaitt, Bub: FIFTH RACK — Q a a r t o r Arratlbsl. liar** aaaa aa* ra»—a >r H A T H h a w k — Doahlaa • olio aa* a p la a Wat- * ye palatal t. Jacln-Zubl; S- Urla- oUa Hl—Oldor IB* Agustln; I. Arratlbat-Loronso; t. Rollon Mklppor, J Harrison, I. Aatlga-lrltrta: 4. Aroltlo- IIS; 1. Hannas Star Hob, (I Klarrl i 4. iiaatl-Rehanlsi Subsi Johnson, l i e ; 1. Mr. Florida. Ha4lols-t1rla. II Roll Ins, lilt 4 Kino Ink ISTH HAWK — Double* B Spot, C Whlsntr, 110; 1. Twupolatai I. Anaoabs-M anusl; |. bis Charoo, P Moor*. ISO; 4. Aldai-Juanchu; I. Onata-Olar- Kan Du Oat. S Hurrls, 170 r*S «. Arrona-Zarra; t. Martin- SIXTH H ti ll— Trot Sos.w is. Frquldl; S. Arrlria . Urlsar; arm (IJUM la 'as— Also rllo. Hubai AsUta-ltaiaaa. alarlora aoa-sriaatra *4*S la 11 TH n AMR — Doabloa V ■*3—Farar Kiaa aolalai t. O n a t e -O h a n lt ; 1. U- t. Arltl. I. Ilralry; *. Kent Ho. rla-Zarra; ». Arrltlo- Urlsar; hrmla. V C o w o tr ; !. Joe DaI. Iltillnla-Zubl; 5. A a llga-Lor. via. It llal|ih: 4. D-irolby Rosa, onso; S. Jaeln -lr la rlo ; 7. llastl- crofl, A W llxy; 4. I'rrla* AgusUn; s. Arraitbel - Ulurrl: rhlmra. It Dunn Subsi A lt aa • Manuel . bR ARATH RACE — q a nrtrr Ham* — *4SO — ISO y io — S yr *14* aa4 ap ta AA ptoa— W*1 a ye !1»— al4r» 111 I. Miss llr* lUr Ttr, II W lklff. t i l ; 1. Mlts Charm, O Johnson. IIS; 1. Mr. tfwatnp Fes. D Tyrt. I l l ; I. Duka Frltst, • Wllllamsoa. 134; 1 . V a u f b a W a r Bomb, ■ Durrls. U 4 i 4. Fir# Otow, F Moor*. T. Mil* Loo War, II l l o l ­ NAM1D-3 held* dint plae* 114; llna. tie with a record of 31H wlna KIHHTII RACM — Far# Haaand 30*k losses in tha Hollar wla atra l l . m la **a— A I*# *11*. aaa-w la aora at *40* ta « B NAM ID-2 Hold Loop Lead Motor Navy Wives Bowling Laaguo. VAH-D Officers Wives era holders of second place with a 31-37 record while In third place are Navy Pals with • B0H-37U record. Louise Cadenhead, af VAH3 Enlisted Wives rolled s NEW YORK (UPI) — 200-313 lo take high game and Official* of tha National In­ aerie* for the weak. vitation Tournament have complied the IJ-tcam line­ Obcrlln College bacama lha up for tha 2fllh renewal of first coeducational collage la the college basketball claasle. the U. 6. In 1817. "Hometown" representation was assured Wednesday when \H v/rvr n \ Eordhain and St. Francis Col­ m plumber lege of New York acciptad hid* to close out tha field for the March 14-33 tournament at Madlaon Square Garden. N IT Tourney Teams Set t. Oran* Kathryn, T T a rte r; I. Adloa Loula*. V C o w a ir : 1. Bulla Mar, R Chaiai 4. Harry* Pick, O Mrtlmurray; I. Parhla Hal. D Cater XIRTH RACR — q a a rto r Mama — as** — •«# V*o—• in al* aa* ap la a was— a yr *ta* lie — oia*r is* L Mad iq ua w . J C r o n , t i l ; 1. Wallannt, Q Johninn, t i l l I. Hid Man. C WMsnsr. I l l ; I. Loo W h ll* Lip, J llarriron, t i l ; 1. Hobby Thymua, A Rian, rhn, H I ; 4. Usggsra Farad*. It. lltarno, 114 BASEBALL SLIDES BACK INTO THE pic­ ture — Yankee’s Joe Pepltone hits the dirt u ho slides past Don Semon during infield drill at the N. Y. camp in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (N EA Telephoto) SOKC Boosts M & M Package Deal Charities Here — Just $172,000 To $2,600 ★ ★ ★ By United Prcsi International It'll coit the New York Yankee* approximately $1,000 per game Tor tha privilege of having Mickey Mantle and Itoecr Marl* awing their big ball this year. Tha famed M&M combina­ tion attended lo tho formal­ ity of signing their 19G3 con­ tracts Wednesday—for a rec­ ord two-man package of $172,000. Mantle became the fifth player in baseball history to reach the $100,000 level when the Yankee* gave him a $15,000 raise and Marla received the same $72,000 salary which he was paid in 1932. Willie Maya of the San Francisco Giant* U the only other active player in tho $100,000 clan. Other* w h o made It were Joe DiMaggio, Ted William* and Stan Uuajal. "I hope I get at least five more good seasons," said the 31-ycar-old Mantle, who hit .321 and won his third Amer­ ican League Most Valuable Player award last season. "1 would like to play ai long as Stan Muslil but I don't think 1 can." Tha $172,000 la the highest •alary ever paid two players on the same team but the Yankeei made it clear they ar* happy to do it. "Wa have said many tlmai in the past that when the time came wo would be hap­ py to f i y Mickey $l00.uuo for a aeaion'a work," u id club owntr Dan Topping and Gen­ eral Manager Roy Harney in a joint itatement. "This put year be won the MVP award for th* third lime and ho gained the admiration of fans and baseball people every­ where with hla dailra to play bail in the face of injuries that abvlously hampered him.” ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s official—as rtported in th* Sanford Herald earlier In the weak, the Seminole Park Riceway will close Its sched­ uled meeting Mar. 9, Clyde Hart said Wednesday. Hart >ald the track wat closing due to the early opening of th* Northern race tracka and a resultant short­ age of trotters and pactra. Tha meeting originally was scheduled through April 2. With the early opening of Yonkeri Raceway, all but 40 of some Mo harness horses presently stabled at Seminole will ship North earlier than expected. "Rather than continue our scheduled meeting of 32 days with abort fields of borsra or cut down the weekly schedule to three nights a week, we have decided to end our 1933 session Saturday, March 9. three weeks before our sched­ uled date," Hart said. Th* speedway president al- Split Program Slated At ’ ark Tonight Tonights program at Semi­ nole Park continues with a split card of /Ira harness and four quarter horse race*. Don Hartley's Mis* Leo War will be going the favor­ ite in the aeventh 400 yd. quarter horse feature. The four year old mar* holds the second fastest time- for this distance at Seminole. She docked the 400 yards in 20.0 on Fab. Oth with Jockey Bill Rolllna In tho Iron*. This was her only win of the minting but ah* haa been second In all her three other start*. Other strong contenders in this on* will be Fira Glow and Duke rricsL Ted Taylor will bo In tha sulky behind Grand Kathryn In tha eo-featurad pace for harneta horse*. ★ ★ Sandy Koufas, another atar who waa hampered by in­ juries in 1962, continued lo impress in th* Vero Beach, Fla., camp of the Lot Angeles Dodgers. Konfax pitch*4 M minutes on th* sidelines for the second straight day Wed­ nesday and said, "I think I'm In a better groove now than I've ever been at this tlma." Pitcher-playboy Bo Bellaiky starred in the Lo* An­ geles Angels' baiting drill, despite a stiff wind, causing Manager BIO Rlgney to quip "We might have to spot •tart him—using him only on windy d iys." A minor flaw in Beliniky'a delivery of hla curve ball alio was corrected during the drill. Elsewhere a r o u n d the eamps: Boston Red Sox slug­ ger Dick Stuart hit seven more batting practice "hom­ ers," bringing bis four-day total to 32 . . . Third-baseman Gene Freese, a key man in the Cincinnati Reds' 1M1 pennant triumph, ihowi no ill effects of the broken right ankle which sidelined him for virtually Use entire 1M1 sea­ son. Outfletdar Floyd Robinson ended hii brief holdout when he signed with the Chicago White Sox for about $33,000 . . . Relief pitcher Don Lar­ sen of the Giants waa hit on the right wrlit by a ball thrown by Manager Alvin Dark and will see limited ac­ tion for several day* . . . Jim Gentile promised on ar­ rival in tha Baltimore Ori­ oles' camp that ha'll improve on hla .231 1903 batting aver­ age. ★ ★ •o said an earlier opening will be planned for the 1931 sea'on lo offset the early opening of the northern tracka. ★ ★ Throush March 9. Seminole will continue to have its full card o{ nine harness amt quarter horse races nightly except Sunday. £ * - V Charist Dtckini was an eminent pa/ 'i c S Iron of Justcrini k Brooks who then as now provide the choicest in wine* and spirits. Try the famous Rare Ja B Scotch, of flavour un'urptiied. JB to A tote! o f $2,600 want Seminole County charities tu t month as a m u lt af th* Eighth Annual Charity Night Program at the Sanford-Or­ lando Kennel Club, It waa an­ nounced by track mgr. Jack LadouxLadettx u id that 18 Semin­ al# County charitable organ­ isation* tha red in tha pro­ ceed* from the nlght’a grey, hound racing proceed*. A charity night program j haa bean held annually line* the present owner*, headed by chairman of the -board Jerry Collini, took over th* opera­ tion of the track. Seminole County organisa­ tion* benefiting f r o m t h e charity night proceed* Includ­ ed the United Fund, Sanford Elk'a C r i p p l e d Children’* Fund, Long-wood Medical Cen­ ter, Th* March of Dim**, aev. oral veteran’* organlutlon* and other groups. Both Ledoux and Collin* exprrised pleasure with the 1933 total. "H’a always a plusure to reach a goal," said L a d s u s , "and particularly when the goal aide such worthy cautu." ★ SCOTCH WHISHT •4 Precf U-M tawwts* tj tut r Acwteton cotr, us r.ttaa.*, N.r, BARGAIN PRICES on Popular Brands at Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 810 East Flint, Sanford Wo Give Top Value Stajnpo Sent To Minors BOOTON (UPI) — Goalie Bob Perreault, who played 22 game* with the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey Lea­ gue before his Dae. II injury, haa baan sent ta tha Rochester Americana of tba American Hockey Laaguo. Perreault la subject to Immodiet* recall. Flnt collage to admit Ne­ gro** equally with white* waa Obarlin College, In 1133. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL SH OE A C C E N T Tana Itea A Other Peats Ill-kept shoes sped any cos­ tume. 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Of Penial non, TunjuoUr or Tan $ ) 0 9 5 COMPLETE 3 bulbs FL A SH IN G SAFETY REG. $2.95 Sizes ' 8 - 18 Thla Amazing Special 9v a y 9 A DRESS SH IR TS 2 For $5.00 Value ONLY Anniversary Special CRAFT With Si* inning Hrd lllink Glaht •14” Reg. $12.95 • Special $9.95 TOWN LANTERN QUALITY FASHION SERVICE Shoe StoAs E Kader Jewelers $*|iit«rM Jawalar 112 8 . Park Ate. FA 2-2363 d M n a u a GIVE TOP VALUE 8 TAMI*8 Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 311 HIGHEST TRADS.IN ON YOUR OLD FURNITURE Eh I lit SI. SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-M23 �ah* fNwfggI Pnffc 8 — Feb. 28, 1963 fm rik Enjoyed By Anniversary Celebrated Sanford Girls Pledged By Sororities Dlan* Joy Haynes and Ruth Jeanne Robson of Sanford have been pledged by social sororities at Florida South­ ern College in Lakeland. Miss Haynes, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Haynes, S iV J’ luniota Dr., ha* been pltd|td by Phi Mu. She is ■ 19Co graduate of Seminole High School. Mias Robson, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Rob­ son. 013 East 14th St., ha* been pledged to Alpha Chi Omega. She i* a HK>2 grad­ uate of Seminole High School. ORDE the appointed hour*. Mis* Jeanne Olsen of Caslelberry presided at th e punch bowl; Sira. A. H. Walsh of Orlando cut arid served Ihe cake and Mrs. Harvey i'ugh of Lake Mary kept the guest bonk. ft) Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Junior Training Lrninn of the Osteen Ttaptist Church held it skating party at the Sanford Rink. Friday evening. Attendintr were, Jackie and Douglas Juris, Karen, Hickey and Roth Pltia, Karen Osteen, l.oion ii nd Lynn Jones, Diane and Wayne SmcdWrg. Joyce Harvey, Linda Noel, Ronnie Riggs, Theresa Hosack, Rene Kilpatrick, Janette Hosack and Marcelle TarU Adults accompanying them were, .Mr. and Mr*. Richard Pickles, Mr. and Mrs. David Hosack, Mrs. Kilpatrick and Marvin Riggs. Planned By Lake Mary Club MIC. AND Jilts. A. WlKHOLDT (Photo by Raymond Studio) The Lake Mary Woman's Club is sponsoring a coffee from l) to 10 a.m. Monday March 1 at the ChamU-r of Commerce Building in Lake Mary. It is for the (tent-fit of the National Arthritis funtl. It Is open to the public and all women of itie area art- in­ vited to attend. A very small donation wilt la- accepted for the fond. Chuiroieu of the ovc-nt arc Mrs. Joseph Sniathcrs, Mra. Bernice Selnkbell and Mrs. Olau Boutwcll. FRIDAY nrll SANFORD FLOWER SHOP C W F Presents Playlet A t Monthly Meeting •lfr-K. J. Li! : A UU.UDU'.lO AND HOSTESSES at the shower honnrihir Mr.*. Robert It. Tope «re left to riirht, Mrs. Rodney .Indy, Mrs. Tope, Miss Judy nillintfliiiiu mid Mrs. Calvin Alexander. DeBary Personals World Day of 1'raycr pro­ gram starts at 10 &.m at llie Congregational C h r i s t i a n Mr. and Mr*. John Annuo Ml* William Lakeman of FA Z-1822 or FA MUSI Church, 2ilh SI. ami I'ark Cor. E. I■>! A Sanford Arc. Sanford Avenue entertained of Tangerine Drive have as Ate. Mr. and Mr». Harold Kramer Iheir guest, Miss Jean Frat cf New York City till* past of Brooklyn, N, Y. Miss Frai week. Is the sister of Mr*. Armao. Music Silk Sheaths Mr*. Frank Hanger, Mr*. In All New Sprint; ShmlcK Alice 11. Deans und son, Karl Sizes 8 . 20 Dean*, of Philadelphia, N. Y., Mr. mid Mrs. Sum ]|<m«lmi, will reaitle on Buena Vista Ily Mundnt Of Calif. glir.i (Mango Avc., uunouncu In the il. Fritts house fur the birth of a 7 lb. 4 ox. about six weeks. They were daughter, Fob. Bl at Semimile staying in Kissimmee before M A R Y E S T H E R ’S Mcmntlid Hospital. coming to Dcllary. They have chosen the name, Tentaring Fashions Just For You* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc­ Tonya Ley, for the new ar­ Carthy of Marta Hoad have 200 N. PARK AVE. rival who wa* welcomed home a* their guest, Mr*, (ieorge STORE HOCUS: 9 TO 5:30 by three brothers and a sis­ Van Emburg of Gardiner, N. ter. Y. Mrs. Van Kmburg was Mntcrasl grandmother I* Mr* McCarthy'* nr-id ol hon­ Mrs. Ruth Hutchins, of Sail- or when she was married. Her foul nnd putcinul grandpar­ *«m, the Rev. George Van ent, aio Mr. ami Mrs. J. S. Entburg, is the minister of Houston, of Salt Luke City, the Dutch Helonurd Church We are ronsolldatinK nil our Office Furniture Utah. in Gardiner, N. Y, New Arrivals Consolidation Sale and Equipment formerly On Sale at — 110 M A G N O LIA AVE. to our MAIN STORE at — 117 Magnolia Ave. SAVE AN ADDED — 10% Churchwomen Give Program On Unity Stork Shower In Altamonte From . . . MISS SUSETTE ROSEMARY NEAL — Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Neal, of Enterprise, announce the cnKURement o f their daughter, Susette Rosemary, to Joseph Robert Vacula Jr., son o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robert Vacula Sr., o f Cobleskill, N. Y. Wedding plans will be announced at a later date. (Cox Photo) The Women of the First Presytcrian Church held the regular meeting in Fellow­ ship Hall. President, Mrs. Wilson Newman, presided over the business session. Mr*. Hobcrl ft. Tope, I enjoying the evening of fun |Mine*. Jack Rillingliam, Lar- Several guests and 43 mem­ Grandview Avc., Altamonte werc Mr*. Thomas \V. Tope, ry Irving, Alton King, Ellis ber* attended. Member* were reminded to Springs, wa* honored recent the honoree'* mother-in-law; |Bank* and Robert Burkhart. attend the District Confer­ ly with a stork shower given I ence at the Maitland Presby­ by .Mr*. Calvin Alexander, terian Church anti the World Mrs. Rodney Judy and Mis* Judy Uiilingham, at the Alex­ ander home in Wcathrrsficld. The refreshment table was decorated with a cascade <>l pink and blue crepe pajK-t streamer* and a dainty ar­ rangement of spring flowersMr*. Aida Johns assisted at the punch Isiwl and served Hie cake which was decorated with pink and blue bootees. The honoree received an abundance of gifts (non real baby bootees to a hand knit sweater set made by Mr*. Robert Fender, the great grandmother of the expected new arrival. Came* were played and prites won were presented to the guest of honor. Others Renovation Special THIS WEEK Innerspring Mattress R EB U ILT DISCOUNT INCLUDES i New Cover, On Your Office Equipment — This Week Only! Nrw Insulation, Additional Padding Where Needed. POW ELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY und GIFTS |17 MAGNOLIA AVE. PA 2-5842 SANFORD, FLA. Cr hntA $ |4 Day of Prayer, March I, at the Congregational Christian Church in Sanford. Mrs. Joel Field read a let­ ter concerning White Cross. It is a far-reaching witness of our love of Christ and Hi* people around the world through medical missionar­ ies. The While Cross quota, in which the local church ha* a part, will be used to buysupplies for the Yodogawa Christian Hospital in Osaka, Japan. Mr*. A. H. Parker and members presented an in­ spirational program entitled "Unlly in Christ with Young Churches." Through the ques­ tion and answer portion or the program mu Mi informa­ tion was givrn on Die memliership in (lie local church, St. John* Presbytery, Synod of Florida and Die General Assembly. It wa* staled that Presbyterians have over I,000,000 missionaries in for­ eign field*. New churches, especially those In loreign countries are supported by gills, prayers und missionaries. Taking part on the program w e r e Mr*. Parker, Mr*. George Touhy, Mr*. Neil Houston and Mr*. Earl Tur­ ner. The devotion was given by Mrs. George Mallet. The Christian Women’* Fellowship of the First Chris­ tian Church met at the church, with Mrs. W. H. Young, president presiding. Prayer* were made for mem­ ber* of the fellowship and congregation who are 111. Mrs. llarl Hinson gave a report of the meeting of the Sanford United Church wo­ men ami announced that Mrs. Ralph AuKlin Smith was elected new president. She announced that World Day of Prayer will be held at the Congregational C h r 1* 11 a n Church at 10 a. m. March 1st. Discussion wa* held on legislation to furnish day care for migrant workers, Sen­ Mrs. J. L. H obby ate Rill 522. Mrs. O. 1). Landres i pre­ sented a playlet entitled Hostess For "Growing Up or Only Grow­ ing Older" which wa* very- Homemakers Class interesting and helpful. Mr*. Charles Grlemes played the Mra. J. Hobby wa* hos­ part of the artist, Mr*. Cliff tess (or the monthly meeting Williams the infant Christian, of Die Homemaker* Sunday Mr*. J. W. Knight the child- School Class of First liaptlsl tike Christian, Mr*. W. L. Church. Rowland the adolesent Chris­ Mrs. C. L. I'ark Sr. opened tian and Mrs. Hobart Shield* Die meeting with prayer and was the mutcur Christian. Mr*. John Tatum led the doMr*. Ira Jackson played (he volion period, using as her part of Die inquiring Chris­ topic "Spiritual Character." tian. .Mrs. John Fuller, secre­ Air*. Elite Latham present­ tary-treasurer, read the min­ ed the worship program car­ utes, which were approved, rying nut the same theme of and gave the treasurers regrowth of a Christian In the 1port. Member* signed cards Christian life. to he sent to Mr*. Jean Tripp, During the social hour re­ Mrs. G. T. Ptttard and Mr*. freshment* were served by Joe lloulli. Mrs. George Roland and Mr*. In the absence of the pretlR. II. William*. Other* pro dent, Mr*. !!. E. Umg. vice sent were Mrs. Blanche Kulm, president, presided at the Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. business session. Wayne Johnston. Mr*. W. P. During the social hour re­ Yesley, Mr*. O. T. Pearson, freshments of pound cake and ami Mrs. H. K Ring. ice cream, punch, minis und nuts were served hy the hos­ Enterprise tess. Mis* Barbara Williford was welcomed a* a guest by the group. Other member* at­ Mr*. Bernice Boyer ol tending were Mine*. It. A. Orange City, sister of Mrs. Beck. T. A. Ik-st, R. A. CoEd L. Cunningham, i* a pa­ hen. II. II. Fortner. Ruby tient at the West Volusia Hos­ Holerker, E. C. Campbell. N. pital in DcLaml. C. Booth and M. A. Gonzalez. Personals ONLY ’5 ANTIQUE AUCTION Consisting of cut and patterned git**, bric-a-brac, China, bran bed*, furniture, round front China rablnela and mlscrllmrou*. BEDDING COM PAN Y 2nd & MAGNOLIA FA 2-6321 haddock that we know a< Fin­ By Mrs. II. L. Johnson U cup sugar nan Haddir was originally Hi. Glad to be with you 1 egg named Findon Haddock after *i cup milk again. This week I have had Ihe Scotlish fishing port n( requests for a repeat on the 2 tb*pi. margarine, Findon, where it originated. melted Pecan Pie from Mr*. Doaelsou and the Herahcy Pie reci­ 2 cups Bisquk-k Don't forget to send In your pe from Pauline Owen*. I t cup finely chopped favorile Lent recipe. Will be also have a request from pared apples looking for it. If you aBo Mr*. J. D. Cordell for some­ ■i cup sugar have a clothing problem, one'* recipe (or Pickled Egg*. 2 tbsps. Bisquick send it in; maybe we can find Who can help her? I looked 2 tsp*. cinnamon Ihe Irouble. Send all letters through my fllrs hut did not 2 tbsps. soft margarine find the one she requests. Blend first five Ingredient* to me at Rt. 1. Box 31-B, Let it* bear from anyone who Beat vigorously 30 second*. Sanford. has it. Fold in apples. Spread in • • • Serpent Mound, fn Adam* greased round 9 inch layer Here is the Hcrshry Pie. pan, or 8 or 9 Inch square County. Ohio, i* the lurgest pan. Blend '« cup sugar, 2 such effigy mound In the 6 llershcy Bar* with Almond* tbsps. Bisquick, cinnamon I'lilted States. 18 marshmallows and 2 tbsps. soft margarine V4 cup milk until crumbly; sprinkle over mixture in pan. Hake in hot 'a pint whipped cream Melt bar* and marshmal­ oven (400 degrees i 20-25 min­ lows in the milk. Cool and utes or until done. • • • add whipped cream. Pour in­ to graham cracker crust. Mrs. J. C. Sapp has been Chill. This is very quick and making Celery Relish and very good, here is the recipe she use*. • • • 7 cups chopped celery Thurs., Frl. nnd Sat. Now for the Pecan Pic 3 cups chopped green peppers Only Recipe. 7 cups chopped onions I cup white corn syrup Heat 4 cup* canned toma­ 1 cup dark brown sugar toes to boiling point. Pour ‘ i cup mrltcd butter over above vegetable*. Steam ' i tap. sail 10 minutes and drain. Bring Values to 810.9* I tsp. vanilla to a good boil, 1 cup light .3 whole eggs brown sugar, 3 cup* white I heaping cup shelled pecans sugar, 4 cups vinegar, 'a cup Mix syrup, sugar, salt, va­ mustard seed. 2 tsp*. tumeric nilla and butter. Mix in powder. Pour over drained Value* to 811.98 allghlly beaten eggs. Pour in­ vegetables. Simmer 20 min­ to 9 inch unbaked pie shell. utes. Pack in jars and seal. Sprinkle pecan* over filling. M a k e s approximately 10 Bake at 350 degrees for ap­ pints. proximately 45 minutes. • • • Value* to 812.98 • • • To remove rust from the Now that the Lenten season corners of cake tins tliat have We Give S i ll Green Is here we will give a few been in use for a long time, Stamp* Lenten dishes. Let’s try this dip a raw potato in cleaning Topsy Turvy Tuna Pic. Sorry • No Stampa powder and scour. on Sale Items 1 can (6'k or 7 or.) tuna • • • 2 thsps. chopped onion An old tabic oilcloth can 1 thsps. tuna oil servemany new use*. Use 1 can (10'a or.) condensed pinkingshear* to cut, out a cream of mushroom soup number of placemat* — or trim off worn corner* to 2 eggs, beaten fa cup fresh bread crumbs make a smaller cover for an­ Drew* K Sportswear 0 thin slices orange or lemon other table or—cut bibs for Shop 1 pkg. <12 or.) cornbread or the children or — potholder IIWY. 17-92 lajngMood Plaza pockets to hang on the kit­ muffin mix 838-6721 Drain tuna, reserving oil. chen wall. Flake tuna. Cook onion in oil 'Tif said that the invoked until tender. Add soup, egg, bread crumbs ami tuna, mix well. Arrange l e m o n or orange slices on the bottom of a well greased 10 inch pie HY pan. Pour mixture over fruit slices. Prepare cornbread mix as directed on package. Spread butler over tuna mix­ u ture. Rake in a hot ovan, 400 \ '-B degrees, for 25 to 30 minutes or until brown. Remove from oven and let stand for 10 min­ ute*. l>oq.sen from sides of pan with a spatula and invert onto serving plate. Serve* 6. • • • Try llii* Scallop Risque. I lb. scallops, fresh or (roicn 1 ran (4 oz.) mushroom BLACK OR stems and pieces RUSSET 'A tsp. salt ■a tsp. powdered mustard OTHERS flash pepper '« eup melted fat or oil onderful feeling, long-wearing casual for >« cup flour all around wear. Leather soles and heels and t quart milk fine quality veal uppers. You’ll like them! Paprika Thaw frozen scallops, rinse with cold water. Grind scal­ lops and mushrooms. Add seasonings and scallop mixlure to fat. Cook for 3 to 4 nglmitc*, stirring occasional­ ly. Blend In flour. Add milk gradually and cook until t h i c k , stirring constantly. .Serve with paprika sprinkled 115 Magnolia Ave. Rhone FA 2-1581 over Ihe top. Serves 6. DRESS SALE Benefit Coffee Church Calendar f Included in the out of town guest* were Rev. Amy M. Main, president of the Evan gellstic Center and Bible In ititutc in Philadelphia, Pa., and Rev. Margaret E. Huns, vice president and treasurer of the Center. CoAtwi Dy Mr*. II. L. Johnson Osteen T U By Couple At Open House Mr. and Mr*. A, WieboMt celebrated (heir golden wed­ ding annlvenary will) open houie at their home on Lake Ellen Drive, Ca**«lbcrry, Feb. 17 from 2 to 5 p.m. The houie waa decorated throughout with gold and while floral arrangement*, including mum* and daffodil* and other arrangement* in keeping with the theme. Two especially attractive . item* were a large heart with the letter* 50 In the center and a gold money tree. On dUplay wa* a large pic­ ture ol the couple made when they married, In an oval an­ tique frame. Thli wa* a gift of their ion and hi* wife, Sir. and Mr*. W. If. Wlcboldt. of Sanford, who alio icrved a* floating hoit and hoileii and auiitcd with arrangement* far the necailon. All three of their children and icvcn grandchildren were ,on hand for the celebration. Doth daughter* are minionarle*. Min Wilhclrnina Wiebdldt came from ilangalare, India, and Mrs. Lydia Cadion from Peru. Ml** Either Oiborn, a friend of Wilhclrnina and a worker at the Literary Mil­ lion Center In Bangalore, ac­ companied her to the State* and attended the open bouic. Mr. Wicboldt presented hi* wife with a corsage. The napklm bore an appropriate Inicrlptlon and refreshment* of cake, petit four*, mint*, nuts and punch were »crvcd to the 85 guetti who called during dComsunahiM Skating Party Sunday 1 I*. M. March 3 BERNER’S AUCTION Reed Canal Road Daytona $5 RACK *8 r a c k *12 RACK £ jOJwI b 'a Favorite Handsewn Slip-On t ^BOSTONIAN w OPEN FRIDAY N IG H TS Q u it JZ cfxLO tt J « • MEN MEN'S W EA R • There’* more than one way to hake an apple. Try your hand at Apple Chip Brunch Cake—i new kind of deiscrt, delightfully ea»y to prepare. It'* u moist cake with a de­ licious spicy topping. Young firide* should appreciate thli recipe. It lake* so little time to put the cake on ihe table that It'* a good "emergency" recipe to have on hand w-hen you have short notice that guest* are arriving. Lady Manhattan SLIGHTLY SOILED Sale % Speaking of 50-Mile Hike. . . . You'll Still Ik lining Strong After OFF 5,000 M ILES IN SHOES BY LOT FORTUNE / INCLUDES — Dresses, Blouses OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 2-Pe. Outfits and Shorts Role* G ua r­ anteed Longer Than Upper* Garrett's DEPT. STORE Bait lit St at Ranford A t *. Playgirl FASHIONS FERN PLAZA-TE 8-3515-FERN PARK, FLA. �•1. ■•if, ~ 0m A « i • (# Gbby l DEAR AB B Y : I have been married for five years to n mnn who is petting on my nerves. He doesn’t give me a dime unless I tell him what ] need it for. I haven't bought myself any clothes for two yenrs. He says I don't need anything, if he wants something, he buys it. I don't know what he earns as I've never seen his pay check. He takes me to the local drive-in movie three times u year. That's my entertainment. He has an ugly temper nnd when he gets mad he kicks everything in sight. He won’t leave the house without sun­ tan lotion on his face and dark glass­ es. Winter and summer? Is sometiling wrong with him? Do you think he's dangerous? SICK OF IT ALL DEAR SICK: lie is certainly poculinr, nnd could lie dangerous. Ask your clergyman to help you get him to a doctor. And do it now. • '. * 4 iThr # # DEAR ABBY: Our son is HI. He is constantly going up to his room and looking across into the neigh­ bor's window where two teen-aged girls have their bedroom. I told my husband and he said it was ‘‘natur­ al." 1 don’t think so, do you? WORRIED DEAR WORRIED: Curiosity IS natural, but this is bordering on the mischievious. if not parthologlcnl. Tell your son to cut out the peeping, and peep on him until you are sure he has. * • * DEAR FLABBERGASTED: An odd place setting probably wouldn't have hern noticed. And if it had. no one would have cared. If the hostess actually excluded the man's wife for that reason. SHE is odder than the place setting. ]h&Woman CDF-1 J Flattering Fashion* Fur Th* Tall And Long-Walit*l I b9 <•» I’ h i f o u t a N#wr«r,3.ini . ? • \HO I3rt t f i f l U p Mi t31 %Vayn# P o u c h #r i ' S i ( 2 \ LMUorlal • :ie »«> A tl a ntic t v # » i h # r < l r u t H ia J lln e * 4 !i N#w«rnn# t i n <m Mia n * N#f»« «e 2S ««» Hport* Pletur# •»» K4U ertal C om m en t 4 la f j* i u # A U i# r S how <4i lltmTlnsr A 7‘ Db ’ # with Don W cathtr i;SI (J* H firift Legal Notice w r ir r . o r Mirfttrr** m i .k N O T fC i: t* 1IURKIIY ( i l V UN. that 1 J T.l T l i r . R l l o f l IIY* S her iff o f hc m lnol# ( ’ oun ty, Fli«rlil t, Itv v irtu# o f * writ lamted out o f tIi-* Circuit •*uurt In and f o r hvmtnol# C ou n ty . Florida. »»n th# Sv.h •I*y o f Ja nu ary , A. D. IMS, In that t **rtatn r.iu*# b«>tus>* n IIAUFAN F INANC E Cf»MPA NY, * F lorid* Corporatluti, PlaluUfr. and tlllMlKli: U I L HON a n ! V IR GINIA W I f.HON, Dcfttidwnt. bwv# In my po«i* (‘ fliltiii th* fislluwlnu sl*M*i rlbflil ptitosil property, to*wit: 1 . jyf.y Cadlllai' Vulniiii>* bll#— !d#n. N«». Sy)toB;S2R a* th# p rop er ty o f (iK oitM K W ll ^ i o N and VlltUl.NIA W I L KUNi that on th# tth day «»f March, A. |i. I t i l f h r t w t t n 111# !#ual hour* o f **!•■. to * wit: li ft er I I jn# o’rltjM’ k In th# fo r#no on and b f for*? 2 -lM' o 'c lo c k In tit# a f i r m o o n , ctn th# aald •Ivy at tb# front d oor o f th# C o u n ty Court lloua # la H*n* f**rd, H#mliuil# County, F l o r ­ ida, I ahall o f f r r fo r •*!# to tb# III#h r «f hldd#f f'»r « i i h in hand, th# ahoy# i|###rlli#d pcraonul p rop er ty f tl IP *11* *K IV|laHON and Y f l U l l M A W ft#* ftD.N. J. 1* llo b h y H b tr lff o f Prm'n d# C o u n ­ ty, F lorid * P uM Dh F#b 7. i « . St. IMS C D F -lo I« 2:ff Ruth M ilie u have to count pennies and figure out all kinds of ways to make a dollar go as far ns possible. They don't want to make do with the clothes thrlr husbands' pay clteck can provide. They don't want to answer their children's do niands for things with, "We simply can't afford It.” Tltcy don't want, in short, to accept the kind of living their husband* ran affont for the family to have. And so they often go lo work not out of dire necess­ ity. but because they have decided a higher standard of living Ilian their husbands can provide is more Importanl to the family's welfare than for the home to have a full-time homemaker. I'erhaps this a derision flint some mothers make too light­ ly For wlicn a mother of young children goes to work and hires someone to look after Iter children site is al­ most always giving their care lo a woman who i* more poorly equipped titan she is to guide them. Even if Hie woman she hires to he a substitute mother is actually as smart as site Is. she is still only a substitute. 1:41 (<) (J* <:St ( 4 > 4:11 t ( ) T:Aa 7 :!l 7:80 71A0 7:49 ?:*» • ;#b l:!4 1:49 I:#® 4 :j o !«:O0 10:3d 11 :of 11:89 * l * « ''R Sian o n C*o 1J#k # o f tb# 4tr G r ov e and Farm R e ­ port ( 1 ^ Today (Cl W ak e Up Mavt#* (X! Farm llArk #t n#pnrC (•) State N#n • A W e a ­ ther l? » T o d a y ( f t I * r # b#nt P U n n t n f ( ? ) 4*fiunt.l" wn New a ( i ) “ Mlrkle * Uo»p#l Tim e1 ( I ) N ew t-W eather <9 ! M ickey v .»n* Sho w ( * ! Cap tain K a n fe r o c i C 4 W e a th e r and N*we (2 ) T oda y <f» Uartoonalll# ( 2 ! J a c k L e U n e Show ( J ! Hal# Sforni 8haw f (5j Uitoiper R oom <2 » Key Whe n 4f*» Learn Span M i Cnletirtaf 1*1 I l#*ve l.ury f f l Pione er* «2I P rice 1* R ig ht (41 Th# McCoy a (*» Jan# W y m a n Show <21 C on c en tr ation (41 Pei# a d laily # (» » Your# For A Ken t m CllH Nr# • (j > Y o u r F ire! Im pr ei* elr»n i l l IsOtr* nf l.if# ( f t Urn I# Ford Show A LW AV S F IR S T Q U A L IT J J'41 Pa** ward Day Its Court Art L lnklr tt er Seven Ke y # Loretta Young (4» Millionaire (»i 3 *1 (21 (•) 1? ! 3,*>3 i i i 4 ">• (21 4?30 g u e f n F o r A Pay V(Min# Dr .Mal'ii# T o Trlt T he T ru th W h n |*v T fi*t CHS New* Mak# R o o m F or f! * d ly (4 ! itofTT! (9 ) Am er ic an , R and*:and (2» I1#f#'** H a lly wt*'1 I t*» Tb# IMee of Night t f l Dleenvery *<2 4 30 I f ! A m e r L v ii Newtetand I 33 111 SMC K ltl 3 90 (31 |l#«t o f OraurhA iCl Uneta W alt 3 30 l f i 1*oprye p Sayhvu•a tCi C a r to o n Carniv al (21 M i 'K o e t t r Colonel 4 .SO i f ) Alma na # t 34 (f> W ea th er Sh'«w merle -Al 111 The Park Mall IIS I'ark A*e.. " intrr I'atk l'himr fi 17-2850 “Try Before You Buy” SPECIAL JAMAH'AS j / | v) \J 4 V. { l t l \ f ) R I DC-1 N T H E A T R E I'ltONH FA '-’ -lilft NOW SltOW IMJ 7:11(1 Ai 10:11 CARl.tlAIl PASS NHL ••t h i : IIANIi.M \V* Itohrrt Tailor Cn-lllt - tliin •RRKAKI' AST AT TU T AN VS” Dnn River plaids mill solid.*. Furtrol, INdy eater mill cot­ ton muted plaid*. Size* 10 to 18. Self belt*. M a c h i n e washable. Ho anuirt, save In the bm*Kiiin! Scoop our crisply entbo**od cotton <lu*tor*| Woiidorfnl r e l a x * iiiK-timc fnsbiuiis! Audrey llrpluirn I 1(1. K SAT. Sl.uo A t Altl.t) \11 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Towncraft dress shirts reduced! lilt. A M 1C TRIPLE IIH.I, 1 1 I "A 1.1. THAT HEAVEN Al.I.OWS" •Till: INTERNS” •THIEL IN THE Sl'N " t X : l f (Cl P#aroh f o r T o m o r * row (1*) F i t her K n o w # It*»t 17:43 ( I ) nutstlny l.l sh t 3:41 H i M id - D a y R#port 1f;44 ( ! » NIIC New# R eport 1: i f ( f 1 N #we Mr W e a l b #r (41 T he Pig P i f o f f ( 9 1 M ld -F U R ep ort L i e (f> Laf ftt m # 1:13 (31 Fhmna etlr# 119 ( 4 1 A* T he W o rld Turn# (J ) A iut rlcan lem v# nutsBaum R IT Z NOW thru SAT. Open - Show. \t 1:00 - .1:20 • S;20 - 7:20 0:011 REGULAR 3.25, 2.98 I.ON’ t; OK miOKT Ht.F.EVEH DILLFOI.DS IN LEATHER AND FINE PLASTIC 77c Wins Marathon NEW YORK (LTD Aus­ tria's Adolph timber, n three­ time Olympian and twice European rhampinn, won the gfi-mllr, ah.’ -ynrd Cherry Tice marathun Sunday, Onilier, who was timed in 2"17.SO, finished atmut 2.10 yards itlund of John (irrlvpp of the Millrnan Athletic ('lull in tho run tlnuuRh tlie atm t* of the llruns. Hillfold* and rltiit-be* in top-t,rrnln cow­ hide, imitation lea­ ther, o x p u n d o d vinyl , . black, Inme, r e d , bine, malt, Kohl. SUPER-VALUE! READY-CUT l-YI). COTTONS It yards 2 * 5 Contbcd cotton oxforda, broadcloth* , . , , pimn cotton broadcloths. All available in your pick of collar atyles! $1 Pick colorful pntlern*, rich aolid* for drome*, cafe rurtaitirt, childronV thrifty play sot*! Hii-mpiaio*, other*. JR. BOYS* SPORT •phi* |UT Federal ! » » SUIT M m m klU H H W O ira SPECIAL! dm 4 to GE NE R A L ELECTRI C AUTOMATIC WASHERS GIVE YOU ALL THESE FEATURES Put ona away for Enatarl Luxury all c o t t o n 3 - button plaid coata, eontraat all cotton gabardine s l a c k s , matching bolt! New blue and tan tones. BIG12LB. CAPACITY FILTER-FL0* WrilUinir RINGS WATER SAVER F iwnltney Jewelers (>wnltn 301 S. Park FA 3-6.109 • 5.95 9 Damp Dry Spin Spiral Activator M*M WA 104 SALE SPECIAL DRIP DRY SPECIAL HUY I COTTON WALTZ GOWNS PRESHRUNK • GINGHAM • SOLID COLORS • WHITES MACHINE 491 WASHABLE • SAILCLOTH • CHINO • PIQUE 89' VAI.IEK to Il ls WATKR TCMPERATURC CONTROL W A T IR S A V IR CO NTROL A touch to Hit control postal selects the riflht temperature fee each particular wosh l*o d . . . Hot or Worm. A n equally oosy touch determines tho amouot of wotor for ooch particular load. The proper omouHt of water for loode undor si* pounds creates o ■root soring. CU anA Fabrics & Rugs 2559 Park Dr. Ph. 322-3783 Sanford « 1.99 A Karden o f pretty pnstel print*. Lot* o f dctailinK in tho ruffled, bolted and looao nhift atyles. Mac bine waahablo. SPECIAL HUY GAY COTTON ‘JAMAS! 4 to I ( 1.88 Bright ‘n girly San­ forized® cotton all dotted, checked or appliipied t S c o o p ’em by the armful! Favorite colors I SIMULATED PEARLS IN PALE TONES Newest ombre shades cast fashionable lights I 1 to & strand pearl* are fabulous find* at this low! Matching bracelet* and earrings In plus l'ad«ral tot pale pastel*! 8ft Byinymmurc... ( I 'H # 1 T T ■ v -r There is nothing *|tat as good as*(General Electric WINTER I'ARK N IG H T ! > < S T A R T S SU N. FRIDAY P. M. Ited*, browns and yellows of croton leaves blend well with chrysanthemums. VAI.UK8 to h»* 229 W. FAIRBANKS MI 4-6S64 FR ID A Y ( 0 1 H J g h w i y Pat rol (11 p r o pi # \r# F u n n y (31 Aten* Or If fen (fk : • t<) (9» 3:01 i l l %*#«* < 40 HM 8 p r«w It#u Pi • :4> •1 ' llu i Ilf lk l* y i a > Ufichatitfil Mirror 7^00 ( - ) Y ou \r# T b e i * (41 8 # a Hunt M*i T b la \V##k In H|«ort# T:1I ( l » W a l l e r C r on k lt # — N'pwi TiSe (5 t tv id# C ou n tr y i f ! 1lffti4iJiYuy Gu#« Latin 1 ^ l*#rry Maann i f ! P - n n a R##J 81)0* ( 2 ! t»f. Klhlnr# L#av# It T o R r av ar • roO t i t My T h i# * Hoh# m Tli# T h IIIr M Z ' o * I t ) 1t I i 1 lO itt (81 Th# Nura## 121 Th# Andy W illiam# ( 1 Pff?m1«r# 11sOb (21 N# (»> A 110 Final R#port (41 New It# port a 11:10 (9) MI1-F1*. F inal It#* P‘*rt l l t f f ( f t W e a t h e r Shew i <) W e a th e r 1Xt SA ( I ) Holly n uod M i t b Cava trade 1113A I t l Channel I T heater n : M (14 T onlt# Show 1 0 4 IS) N#we PENNEY’S OPEN c x iim u n b m THURSDAY P. M. SAN FORD E L E C T R IC CO . “ Seminole County*n Oldest GE Dealer’* 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 I' i 't By Oswald Jacoby F R ID A Y A . M. trump break Next you over­ take your king of diamond* with dummy's ace amt ruff another heart. A diamond In dummy's queen ghes you a chance to ruff a third heart. Now you overtake your king of clubs with dummy's ace and ruff a diamond. At this point you have only the queen and ten of trump* left and Hast still holds the Jack and live. You lead your last club lo dummy's quern and East has to follow. Now you arc in dummy and you lead another club. East ha* to ruff and you overruff, then you pick up his jack to make the hand. Nice, and maylw this hand actually was dealt sometime or otlier. bx Legal Notice laKi: DAVIK ntol PIIYLLIH A NN DA V IS, hi* n l f r , D#f#ndanta, In Uln(hc#r> N<». 137t*1. Tim nalurtt o f tliU ■itl( ' !■ i ffiirrcinsur3 o f that cert ai n riortgas# f r *»m «« M defen­ d an t* to p lain t iff , dated April 15, I M l and r ecor d ed April II. 1941 In O ff ic ia l Reco rd* flunk 333 p a g * MS nf th# Pub lic R er un)* .»f Sniulnolrt C ou n ty , Florida, e n c u m b e r in g that c ertain p l » e <»r parrel n r p rop er ty Inca led. alluate, ami b ein g In raid C o u n ty and fc u t e . tr»-wltr Uit IP, Utork NOR TH O It I* A N D O TOWNHITK KuritTii addition , #• r e c o r d # ! in plat I lo ok 13, Publ ic K**t or*li •if Hetnlunl* C ou n ty , F l o r ­ id*. m e n of you i* itr.guiii. K b to file y o u r an *w #r or o t h e r w r itt en d# to th* f lu m p )* Int with Dm Clerk o f l b * C ir cu it Court o f Head nolo C ou n ty , Flr»rld*a in Hit* tiro* reedlnir and to i r r f u * c o p y tlm rcuf upon tlic pin Inti f r * * i tomeyps, w h o* # iu iiim and addreaa * f * h er ein a ft #r a#i fo r th , *• r eq uir ed by la w not la t e r than !h# 11th day o f M ar ch IMS. in default t h e r e ­ of Ih* caiiPf) will pi4i«f*»*d n par t* upon the #nlr> f * Dec ree Pro Cat ife iao attalnat you. WITNEHH m> hand ami th# Official i f * I o f i* ld Court In Nenilnol# C ou nty. Florid a, thla btli d ay o f F e b r u a r y IMS. fUKAl.t A r th u r H. B e c k w ith . Jr.. C lerk o f th# Circuit Court l»y : Mertti* T. V lh 1 « « Deputy f ' b r k ft# arriall. (Jrldl#v and !<#»la A tt o r n e y # fo r P la in t iff «f> North C'»urt Htrcf i I'oat t iffle# |tm 1324 O r land o, Florida P ublDli Frb . 7, 14. St. 2*. 13«1 Tel). 28, 1DRS — Tape # Television Tonight l i ras 12; 00 A.*k a young mother who children why site decided to holds a job while she hires go bark lo work. Chances arc someone lo look after her she will say, “ Ueeauve it is getting harder and harder for a family to live on one sal­ ary.” NOTlIi: n r H IT That read* like a logical T o i T E R R Y u : i : DAY I* un i an*wer. Most people accept P IirisM * \NN n w is )il« w tf* . Def**tt»!an!#, it a* such. Hut Is it really? IlcuttJnito Mbit M illin g Don't many young working Atl l n m U n k n ow n YOU A N D U U I l u F Tut* mothers really mean that *r # h f f f b y ’ nr*ilfi#f! that null they don't want lo live on 1m h been rotmiierte*--'I You In till? P i n nit C ou r t «»f their huslund's salaries? the Ninth Ji n lIrit 1 r i r c u l t « f They don’t want to settle th« Htnlft o f F lorid a In it ml hmi%es nr apartments f o r ftimlrt&l# County* t b * * b - for l i f t via Ir d 111Ip* o f wlilrh la: their husbands can provide K .t M * II I V I! It HAVIN’*W IIA.VK. PI ilntlff* .%•- T i : n i t Y alone. They don't want to i >• DEAR ABBY: Recently my hus­ band nnd I were invited to a sitdown dinner at the home o f an offi­ cer of ids firm. Everyone there was connected with the company. (Mostly executives and their wives.) One man came without his wife, so 1 asked my hostess if the absent wife were ill or out of town. She whisper­ ed that she didn't invite the wife because she had place settings in china and silver for only 12 ami did­ n't want to spoil her table with an odd place setting. This hostess is a college graduate and supposedly in­ telligent. Did her reasoning make sense to you? FLABBERGASTED llow would you go about playing South's seven spade NORTH (D) SI A None contract? V A S3 2 You would probably lot the ♦ A Q 65 opening heart lead ride to AAQC 34 your king and lay down the WEST EAST uce and king of spade*. Wot A3 A J 343 4M 783 •would show out on the second 4TQJ 109 ♦ B7 4 3 ♦ J It) 3 spade lend nnd you would A JDS 7 *10) eventually have to concede a SOUTH trick to East's jack of trump*. A A K Q 1 0 I I7 I »K Now, go back to the first ♦ K1 trick and see if you can't *K 1 find some way to make (be Both vulnerable hand. Ydu can if you itart NorUi b i t Smith Hnt getting rid of your trump* Fan I’au 3 * 1# Fan 4N.T. Fat* immediately and you do this 3 * Fast ? * Fan by what i* called a quad­ K# Fas* Pats ruple grand roup, a classic in Opening lead—V Q the bridge world. You take Uie first trick i Then you ruff a heart and with dummy's are of heart.* I lead out the ace and king of and smother your own king, j trump* to discover the bad U)& Krralh By Abigail Van Buren On8 hidq& Jlam bij. § anfur?) \ NOW IS THE TIME TO OPEN THAT CHARGE ACCOUNT! THERE IS A W A Y TO BUY EVERYTHING AT PENNEY’S CASH! CHARGE! L A Y A W A Y ! TIME PAYMENT! �— Peb. 28. 1063 Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Office 204 W . First 1. Lost ft Found LOST yellow gold Cross and Chain. Four (tone settings. Call 322 2511 or FA 25153. REWARD. LOST: Grey Cat with yellow marking* on the (ace. Be­ tween I»ch Arbor lc Ra­ venna Park. Call FA 2-5167 after 5 p. m. 3. Education • Instruction Refrigeration • Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Tradei Institute Bos 12, c 'o Sanford Herald. 6. For Bent 12- Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 6. For Rent NICELY (urn. C room bout*. 2 Bedroom bouse. Kitchen 2 ER. CB. FHA. Small down FA 2-507. equipped. $17 Escambia Dr. j payment $52.68 per month. FA 2 <820 after 5 p. m. Corner lot. 103 Country AVAILABLE NOW Club Rd. L a r g e 4 bedroom lakefrest Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom furnished $125 Apartments. Kitchen equip­ MODEL HOME 2 Bedroom furnished— elotc ped. 104 W. iS’.h SL •Ph. 2 Bedroom. kitchen equipped. in $164 FA 2-4671. t il month. 2025 Sanford 2 Bedroom furnished isr 1. Ave. 2 Bedroom furnished bouse. TV $M FA 2-4267 between 4 & 10 Economy 2 bedroom partly AE types of Real Estate p m. furnished $ 55 John E. Fox, Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. &26 Escambia. Ph. Realtor Stemper A gency FA 2-0274. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0559 REALTOR — INSUROR Houses for rent. For infor­ SPACIOUS. 3 BR., 2 bath, FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave ma Lon contact Ted Wil­ dishwasher and disposal liams Hardware, 205 E. equipped kitchen, s h a d e 1 BR. House, niceiy furn­ 25th St. trees. Pay equity and as­ ished. $65 mo. FA 2 0544. sume mortgage. 3305 S. UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms AVAILABLE March L 2 ER Park. FA 2-8060. Duplex, excellent location, bath. 2 screened porches, electric kitchen. 1001-B S. 3 Bedroom, Da baths Mason­ yfi Magnolia Ave. 322 3552. Elm. May be seen after 5 ry. Excellent cond.tian. FURN. AND Unfurnished new p. m. Call FA 2-3594. $350 down. Assume pay­ 2 BR duplex apartments. ment* of $72 a month. 133 Terrano floors, tile bath. Furnished Apartment. C.ose Mayfair Circle. FA 2 5316. in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 FA 2-2371 after 5 p. m. REGISTRATION open for Good Shepherd Christian Day 5cbooi, 4 and 5 year oldi. Nursery, S15; kinder­ garten $18. Transportation available for city and out­ lying area*. 522-7312 or FA 2 571$. 2 Sewing ieiaoni starting next week. Beginners A advanc­ ed. Morning* or evening!. FA 2-7302. 6. For Kent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 S»4 or FA 2-0523. 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped. $75 month. Ph. FA 2 5303. 3 Bedroom house. 2400 Stev­ ens Ave. Phone 349-4671. Legal Notice tnvr.nTi*i:wKXT row rids rrwjwrt S o. Vim. ( J - C - K J - A U I t u r l o f I-ublle In-truetlnn for HemlnuU County, fto rld a . Owner H-parat* *tal*4 tiM> for Ad­ dition* to Lyman (School, Ktinlnol* County, Plorld*. con■ioltnsr o f two Helene* It-om*. 0 *n*r*l Mil op, tl s n l *r. l Voral I'n llt ; m l Addition* to frootn a Academy. H-mlnol* County, Florida, cnnalttlnr of five n*w elAtiroum* and lib­ rary addition; will b* rr-alv »d by th« Owntr at th* A-hool Admlnlntratlon Build­ ing. Commercial Aireet, Han* ford, Florida, until It A. I t. Tu**d*y. March 1}, ISO. and then at aald nfflra publicly up-n*d and r*ad aloud. T h » Information for Mldd*r», Form o f Slid. Form o f C»nirart, I’ lan*. Kpaclftrallon*. and Forn-a of Hid llond and Per­ formance llond may l-a « l amlbtd In Ihn o f fic e o f th* Architect. John A. flurton IV, Fourth Floor, Hanford Atlan­ tic National Hank Hulbllnr. Hanford, Florida, and cnplaa may b* obtained th*r* upon payment o f I I M S t for *ath a*t ton* **t romprtaaa both •chonl*). Additional **ta may b* obtained at IS* each, half o f which I* refundable upon return o f *arr*. Any uneuccreaful bidder*, upon r e lu m in g au-h **t promptly and In r o o d con di­ tion. wilt be r»fund*d hi* paymant In full If aurh return 1* mad* within ten day* a flrr th* bid opening, H-heral Con tr ac­ tor* iru irliis documents and wol lu b m lllln g pri.povat ahall be re fun d*! one.half the dapoalt upon return nf document* In l o a d condition. Th* Owner reserve* th* rle h l to waive any Informali­ ties ur to rejtut any or nil bid*. Slack bidder m u ll drpoatt with hit hid. security In the amount, form and eubject to th* condition* provided In III* Information for llldder*. Attention nf bidder* I* pa r­ ticularly called to th* require­ ment* ae to condition* o f e m ­ ployment to be obeerved and minimum w a s * rata l to be paid under the contract. No bidder may withdraw hla 1>ld within la days after the actual dal* o f the opening thereof. J. tl. \Vright, Jr. Chairman Hoard o f Public Instruc­ tion for Bemlnula County, Flnrbls It. T. SI II wee, Hemlnote County Ruparlntendant o f Public Instruction and K l - O ff lc lo Kecrrtary to III* Hoard of Public Instruction Publlth Feb. IS, II. 1»S1. CDK-IS Equine Entry ACtOSS 1 Equina foot S Ftmale bond • Bridie part 11 Finnish asm* U Guide s high Bedroom house, kitchen Duplex, 1203 Eim. Apartment. *01 Magnolia. Apartment. equipped. $55 a month. C.ose 119 Elm. House, 0 Smyrna to base. FA 2 4549. Dr., DcBsry, Fla. All clean NICE LARGE 2 BR. furn. and nieeiy furnished. Ph. apt. Oil heat and fireplace. NO 8 5267. Tile bath, 1700 Magnolia. 2 Bedroom hou«e, kitchen $63. FA 2-3331. furnished, on Lake Golden. RENT A BED Near base. Call FA 2-FH5 Roiliway, Hospital A Baby during day . FA 2-4736 after Bed a 5:30. By Day. Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE LAKE MARY, New, furn. Floyd St. Lake v;ew. $30. Ph. FA 2-5111 110 W. 1st SL Couple, no pets. FA 20101. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, lit Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. W. First St. FA 2-7360. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, built-in*, fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ Clean new Apartment. Call FA 2-3677. man Circle. $120 per month. FA 2-7404. Large 3 bedroom house, dou­ Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ 2 Bedroom Apartment, large screened porch. F'A 23164 plus City. 201 W. 1st St. between 8:00 a. m. and 0 ROOMS, The Gables, 401 p. m. Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. Large clean furnished 3 bed­ Three room furnished room house. Convenient to apartment. 2101 Magnolia, base. $135 month. FA 2 2417 $45. Robert A. Williams, Phone FA 2 3351. 6A Special Notice* iv Tils: VIV1II O. M. HARRISON’S cu n ■ it riis iit . Jt Sill i si. < III* I IT 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-0827 <*»- F i . n n i i i t i v 4vti yoK m : n im ii . i : rot \t i . IV <11 < M i ll I Ml. tsvwd M i n n ? m- ns ir JANET SIS A It!* P O T T Kit. Plaintiff. -*«- THOMAS JAM ES PO TTK It. Defendant I T ATI" OF I T .o il III V TIM THOM AH JAMKM POTTKIt. wbue* last known reel* •lance la Puat Office Ibis >1. Merrill, Nebratk*Tou will take notlr* that a itturn bill nf c-.mplalnt h** bean filed naaln-t you In lb* Circuit Court In an-t fur Mcminn!* County, Florida, in Chancery: that the nature nf •aid *uli la an action for divorce, th* short title of which I* JANET MIIAItP POTTKIl. Plaintiff. V*. THOMAS JAM1’H JtiTTKR, Defendant. THKHE PllKHENTS are tu command you In file your an*wr*r or uther plradlna* with the Clerk o f the cir c u it Court o f Hemln-le County at Hanford. Florida, and serve a copy o f th* same on Plain­ t i f f s attorney*, on o r before the 11th day of March. A D. ia « . Herein fall not or a decree pro confeeeo will be enter* 1 analnet you .for default. WITNKMH my hand and seal al Hanford. Hemlnul* County, Florida, this ith day nf February, A. D. IKS. (HUAI.) Arthur II. Ileikwlth, Jr., Clark o f th* Circuit Court tly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Hutthleoa and l.effter Edward* Ilulldtng Poet Office Drawer If Hanford, Flnjld* Attorney* for Plaintiff Pubtlih Feb. T, 11, Jl, II. ISO CDF-IS •'-n : c iim I I - ! ■ *; V i 9 • ll' ' . :!■ ? i i ’ jii-f V . l l ■ 2: M i;-ll«-!i 1: '.'a* 2 I 4 ;»■' V - . .- t . -it v; j: * *1 Hatter* nckurth past M Testhersd 84CarrycwtU Mrinat. 411lacms ar* 4SSatwanikM • W sw i 4) Labor group M TaUa tail 4rat larlalion) M Pamlata* nldlPiifwi ITIImaafittt Hits 1 Imm samhMkaM C cmu* 9. For Sale or Rent 2 BR. Modern house, Catalina. FA 2-0570. 4* reread* 47 Tropical plaat train* 90 Caretnotia* dt Capital m W UncSoMd Yemen d0 AfUrnaUr* 00 Abcrv* ■1 lane haunts 4! lllndar 4* — a attney U Italia* city M Type e<boat through parts 512,990 Low-Low- down payment S79.00 A MONTH PAYS ALL Lake Mary— 3 bedroom, den, 2 baths. Modern kitchen. Lake privileges, near school. Available for occupancy June 1. FA 2-7094. loo k to t h e f u t u r e ^ 24 Acres four year old P:neapple grove, 10 acres one year old, 5 acres ready to 4 BR., 2 BATH HOME plant. Only $1,000 per acre, Florida room, kitchen with includes tractor and disc. dishwasher, disposal, stove $29'« down. and refrigerator. Double EVKKKTT A. HARPER carport, good storage and AGENCY • REALTOR w-orkroom. On 2la lots with 2465 S. Park Ave. assorted fruit trees, fenced. Ph. FA 2 2264 or FA 2 2245 $18,500 With Good Terms ROSA L. PAYTON L.M.N. ENTinVpnrSES' Has purchased b e a u t i f u l Reg. Rea! Estate Broker wooded area at Longdaie. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha See Mr. Ferguson at sales , office and pick your lot OR TRADE. Equity in mod­ and house models. Low ern 3 BR home for modern down—low monthly paymts. bouse trailer. Blue Springs Ave. Orange City. *75-3949. ANOTHER FABULOUS BUY AT CRYSTAL LAKE. Open beam construction, stone St. Johns Realty fireplace, 3 bedroom and a T IE TIME TESTED FIRM optional r o o m , Florida 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 room. 2 tile baths, fully airconditioned. Location South IMMEDIATE end of Crystal Drive, Loch OCCUPANCY Arbor. E. A. Jarrett, -Build­ 3 Bedroom, l\i bath, no qual­ er. FA 2-2378 or FA 2-3077. ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. Longdaie subdivision Long- 20 Acres facing highway and wood. large lake. All in grove with a 5 room house, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ $20,000. Ph. 343 3451 Geneva. ner lot facing lake. 109 Waits Drive, S u n 1 a n d LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY Estate. FHA in aervice. 2 bedroom furnished cottage $450 down, monthly $04.75, on big, beautiful lake. 103 VA nothing down. FA 2-8071 ft. frontage, 400 ft deep. or FA 2-2118. On a cash deal owner will jell for $3,500. This would QUICK SALE NEEDED be a bargain for the lot 2 Siory home for anyone who with nothing on It! Let's wants room to live in. New go out and take a look. plumbing, wiring, and oil floor furnace, termite con­ tract. Lowest price you'll find. 715 Magnolia, FA 2 8969 Stemper A gency 017 Legal Notice Legal Notice HATH. TOt a u ___ -1 BEDROOM 2 Full bath. See furnished model at Sales office out 20:h St. and Upsaia Road, opposite church, central heat prepared for Air-con ii» Don. REALTOR — INSUnOR Established Fish & Used Ap­ FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. pliance business. 14 Years If you like country living in same location. Retiring 15. ltuHines.1 Opportunity 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On from business. Campbell's RELIABLE PARTY FOR south side of big I-ake Fish Market. 414 Sanlord ADDED INCOME FOR PART Mary. Water for boating, Ave. OR FULL TIME WORK etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ mately 2>a acres. FA 2-9162. 3 Bedroom, > bath house. WE SECURE LOCATIONS $200 down and take over FOR TESTERS 1 New house — Near Lake payments of $73.00 per Male or female, wanted for Mary. 1 2-year old house, month. FA 2-1862. this area to service route near Orlando. 1 Old bouse, for Svlvania St R. C. A. near Naval Air Sutton. Ph. 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced b«ck television and radio tubes yard, air conditioner, Kit­ 322-4461. sold through our latest mo­ chen equipped. 3399 S. Park dern method free self-ser­ 3 BR. HOUSE, equipped kit­ Ave. FA 2 1761. vice tube testing and mer­ chen, take over payment! chandising units. Will not or rent, by owner. FA2 -2617 BY OWNER, 7 Rtn. masonryhome with 20 acres on Lnkc Interfere with your present Mary. $15,000 down and employment. To qualify you 12. Real Estate For Sale monthly paymenta. Phone must h a v e $1,476 GO to 1 3-Bedroom bouse. 2 2-Bed­ FA 2 8)35. $2,953.20 cash available im­ room bouse. 323-0937. mediately for Inventory and equipment, investment se­ 3 BR. KITCHEN equipped. J. VV. Hall, Realtor cured. Car, 5 spare hours Fenced back yard. Pay­ “ Call Hall” FA 2-3641 weekly, could net up to ments $73 mo., chraper 2544 So. Trench Ave. $6,000.00 per year in your than rent. FA 2 0610 for ap­ spare time, should be able 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Fenc­ pointment. to start at once. This com­ ed backyard. Air-condition­ pany will extend financial er. Kitchen equipped. Low assistance to full time it down payment. 33u9 S. Park desired. Do not answer un­ Ave. FA 2-1761. iv m s : ch ut it cm iit iik TIIK NINTH Jl Dil l VI. t illless fully qualified for (Into ci it , in vnii n ut >s:wi. and investment. Income ROBERT A. WILLIAMS NOl.ll <-«>■ NTS, IT.tilt II! V* should start ini mediately. IN CHVNCKftl Nit. I3T33, Realtor F E D E R A L NVTIONAL MOIITBusiness set up for youtlAHK ASSOCIATION, * c o r ­ Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. Scliing, soliciting, or exper­ poration o rc e n lie d under an FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Arl o f Congrree and relating ience is not necessary. For pursuant tu Hie FED ER AL personal interview in your NATIONAL M 'lllT R AUK AH- WILL SELL Equity in 2 BR. HOCI ATItiJt t'll A IITKfl ACT, home at discount. FA 2-4836 city— please include your haeltiH It* principal t.rrl.-e In after 5 p. m. Phone Number and WRITE tile City ut VI * ell 111KLull, Dis­ U. S. ELECTRONICS COUP. trict ot Columbia, ruintirr. 6*7 NATURAL B R I D G E , v*. TINE LAWN 20, MO. ItlCIIAItn It. r t v r i l and LOLA J. jTca/ai*a isr UsUocw II Schemas ItJsckaU . REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE Legal Notice IPftMsiUsa 4 Exploits » Stales 4 Air raid alarm* ■ te t ty la Germaay • Wo«d ble garage. # 0 E. 20th St. Cal! for appointment. Ph. 322-8120. Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3013. FA 2 6347. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR. 2 ba:h bouse. Living room overkofcing lake, curved dr.-.e. 203 Citrus Drive. Ravenna Park. Call FA 2-8143 after 5:30 p. m. Ill* wit* vnnt'K o r II I* ’ ll A l i t ! It. D*r, indent*. m ir HALT! and M lU J. IIA m tou a id ; iik u k h t n o t iKIKI i that a anil fur for*clnaure o f a mnrlKBit/ ha* lieeu Irielltuted ara tn.t you in th* rtriu lt Court nf th* Ninth JudK lal Clr> ult In and fur Hemlnul* Cou nt f, Florida, an abbreviated till* of whloh eult I* at abov* **( forth, You are rrqulrrd to file )-our i n i a . r with lb* Clerk nf the above •tiled Court at the Hemlnul. County Cuurthou**, Hanford. Florida, and In verve a *upy thereof u|>»n th* Plaintiff In the above a t ) ’ e l rau*e or the ITatnUfr* Attorney*, Hmlth and Keatlna, lit Holland llulldlntt, tirlando, Flurbla, nut later than the ll t h day uf Slarth, ISIS, The real property proreedrd aaaln*! I*.toil If, Janeen'e Hubdlvl■la*, ai-rordln* to |b* plet I hereof a* reed riled In Flat Itnok tl, (•*■* IT, uf the Fubllo Itrvorde nf H.nilnul* County, Florida. (HKAI.V Arthur II. Itrrkwlih, Jr.. Clerk Circuit Cuurt. Hemlnol* County. Florida By; Slarlha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk I’ UblUh Feb, T, It. J l. J l . 1»U CDF-11 IN T i m (Til HT III- T i n ; H U NTS J l l) i;i:. IV V VII l*oi| ai:m viii.k i 'o i v t t . ri.oit. lilt I* llet Kalale * f UUY II. IIAIl-EY, Defeated NOTii'K t o n m n i T i m * Tn VII. n t Kill 11)111 AVI! I T ;il« llV * llttivu LI. VIvtv tilt IIKWAVH* AUAIVbT a s m s: » t » t k i You and tai-h of you are hereby notified and required to oreeent In duiilti-ate any rlalma anil demand! nhlrh |ou. or either o f you. may have acalnet the K*tat* i,t HUY it. ItAILKY. Defeated, late uf eald County, tu th* County Jude* of titnitnol* County. S'lot Ida. al hi* offb-t In lha Court ll-iu*« of tald County at Hanford, Klorlda. within *1* (<) calendar month* from th* time of th* flr*t i<ubOration of Ihla noth*. Ks>h rlalm or demand *hall l,» |n wrltlnii and ahall at ate thr blare o f r< aide nee and |o>*t offlre addre** o f t h * rlalmant. and eliall b* *worn to by the claimant, hi* ayenl. hi* a t t o r ­ ney. and any *uih rlalm or demand not to filed »hatl be Void. / * / Hurd-iB V. KrldtrU k A* Kaecutor o f the Eatale o f Huy It. Halley. Dereaeed Publlah Krb. II, Jl, j| 4 Sir. 1. 1 SSJ. cu r-s t A U C T IO N Friday March 8 • I p. nt. GRAVES A N T IQ U ES Hume-Warm Farm. H»y. 17-92 Between Sanford A Drllary 1 mile north of 8L John* Ritrr llridxe Hundred* $$$$$ worth antique* offered aeparate I Bedroom home Kitchen equipped Alao large *InraRe building In rear Nowr operating buaineaa aa Anliquea Shop and Worm farm Going for what It hrlnga FHKE PRIZES To lurky peraona attending TERMS 20% DOWN At auction Grlssum-Kcmp Auction Com puny 337 N. Fern Creek, Orlando Phone 121-0951 "r la'a mo*t eronumiral Auction Co." �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA2-5612 ___x_______ 2!jr Sanfnrb 19. Situations Wanted lirralfi 21. Beauty Salon* 127. Special Service!* Feb. 28. 10GU — Pugo II Children kept. TA 2-4112. 12. Haul Ematc Fur Sale Child care. Cut '.V Curl Beauty Shop Southern Air FEURUARY SPECIAL FA 3-07U9. New operator get acquainted Ileiiting - Air Conditioning offer, s lo w cream wave. Sale*—Repair—Contracting UsbytiUing or lluutcelcaning. $7.50 complete. Open even FREE ESTIMATES FA 2 0338. 7WJ Cypres* Ave. ing» by apt. 318 Palmetto 2502 Oak FA 2 8321 Avc. 3220834. Babysitting, housework. Ph. FHIGIDAIRE FA 3-3303. 21. Electrical Service* Sale* A Service Uaiiyiitter to live in. For G. It. HIGH FRTGIDA1RE pirlirular* apply 104 Ms1TOO W. 1st St. Sanford Sale* A Service pie Avc. Ph. FA 2-3883 ilouic Wiring, Free Ultimate* HAVE BRUSH WILL I'AIN'T Sid Vihlen t Randall Electric R. A H. MORILE Steam One room or entire lmu*e. 112 Magnolia Ph. KA 2-4015 cleaner*. We clean any­ Free eatimatea—Call 'Cal' thing. anywhere. Auto en­ Janllne FA 2 1307 25. Plumbing Service* gine* and boats a specialty. 322 8746. Child care In my home. 3 Minute* from Hum*. Ph. Heupholitery Special*! FA 2 T3TU. Chair* >39, selection of fa­ bric*. Sofa* 339, selection of Plinnhiitfr & llnatlng fabrics. 21. Beauty Nalona AIR CONDITIONING Custom Made Slipcovers CONTRACT and REPAIR HAHHIETTSBEAUTY NOOK Chair* >24.50, Sofas >4950. WORK Complete Beauty Service Central Florida's Largest 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 Evening Appointment* reuplmlstcry Factory. Free 105 So. Oak FA 2-3742 PLUMBING ' home estimates, written * onlracling Repaira guarantee, lOCr down. FREE ESTIMATES Central Fla. Decorator* It. L. HARVEY South A Garland 204 Sanford Avc. FA 2-3383 Orlando, Fla. Ph. HA 2-4879 Sanford FA 3 IW13 26. Radio & Television Cocoa NE 8 6178 LAKEVIEW Home lor isle or trade fur a tiled (arm on the Meat aide of Sanford. Call FA 2 7suit Ua> a or FA 2 0368 nights. Jim Hunt Realty 0(fie« FA 2-2111 Night* FA 2-Oill 32.1 0700 2324 Park Ur. Sanford, Fla. Braver home. 3 Bedroom, 2 hath. Aaaume payments, W7.IW. 3226742. Wa l l 10. Frntule Help Wanted Kxiwrlrnee Rookkrrprr wont­ ed. Write Boa 36, e/o Sanford Herald. 19. Situation* Wanted Child Care. FA 2 3274 Best Deals ON W H EELS! Take A Teat Hide Today I960 DODGE yt Ton PICKUP. • Cylinder 1957 DODGE 2 Dr. HARDTOP, Power Stealing, A /T Vary Claan 1958 FORD 4 Dr. SEDAN, Auto, Tran*minion — *1096 ’696 *796 No Down Payment — ON THESE EXCELLENT BUYS 1959 RENAULT 8 DAUPHINE 1958 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2-Dr. Hardtop, Auto. Trana. 1957 FORD 2 Dr. *| SEDAN, Auto Trane., Power Steering, Eicellanl Condition 1 YEAR GW WARRANTY ON ALL CARS Seminole Co.Motors 519 FA 2-0614 E. Firat HL, Sanford Winter Park MI 7-2330 £xJbua •'ll. Articles For Sale IllA. Pels BLACK MALE Poodle*. Sale ladle* allot-* $1 H8. Mens shoes S3.88. Surplus City. Pedigreed. 2 very small. 201 W. 1. Reasonable Pii. £56-6101 ami 838-2918. CII1LDCRAFT BOOKS. New ti price. Park Ave. Trailer RAT TERRIER puppies. It Court. Lot 93. Sanford. week* old. FA 2-3656 after 4 p. in; l ’ »cd Air-Conditioner*. From Ml) up. All sires A make*. 32. Flower* • Shrub# (BH-IIOT. 3 SPRING PETUNIA. Snapdragon, pan- FREE um- of our Carpet »lo stock. Shampooer with ourehase GRAPEV1LLK NURSERY of RUle Lustre Shampoo. GrapcviUc Ave. Near Will St. Carroll’* Furniture. Used G. E. Automatic Washer ’37 model. 322-8395. S3. Furniture LARGE SELECTION ol used refrigerator*, $29 mid up 35, Artlclea Wanted with or witJmut trade. Good uied Spinet or comolc FURNITURE CENTER Pi*in). Call after 3 p. m. UOO French Avc. 322 3WH. Th. FA 2-7953 1 Electric chain hoist. v* ton WANTED reliable couple to or 1 ton. Dell ary AM-3713. take up monthly payment* of >13..V) on 3 complete U*etl 2 or 3 Drum »ct. Call FA 2U7lo evening*. room* of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Cafielberry, col­ 36. Antomohlles • Truckn lect. '36 Ford convertible. Orunge FREE ESTIMATE A while. >2U0 c»*b. Conluet Upholstering A Matlrei* ren­ II. D. Bickcl. NAS Ex. 374 ovating. New A Used Furni­ days. ture. Call Ntx Bedding Mfg. USED T\"». >25 and up. Town Monuments, Cemetery work Co., at 709 Celery Avc. and Country TV. FA 2-3302 Also Lettering on Stone* 37. Rout a • Muturn FA 2-2117. SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. PERSONAL RADIO k 2317 MellonviU* Ave. Sell U* Your rurmture. Quirk Gitaway To The Waterway T.V. SERVICE Phone FA 2*449 Service With the Cash. Robson Sporting: Good* We repair Phono Changara SUPER TRADING POST Radio It T.V., Auto Radios Piano Tuning and Repair Your EVLNRUDE Dealer FA 20877. 1 DAY SERVICE W. 1-. Harmon — FA 2-4223 304-8 1 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 3961 251h SI. k Sanford Ave. BEDS TOR RENT P>l, 3230033 • 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* 29. Automobile Service Hospital, Rollawiyi, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and Motor Scooter* - Cycle*. U»cd 27. Special Service* AUTO GLASS Ve»pa 1960, >139.93 Pickup. INSTALLED Lewis Sale* A Service FURNITURE CENTER LAW N SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint 2317 Country Club ltd, 1100 French Ave. Mowing, edging, ferlllliing, Ph. FA 27928 Company Ph. FA 2-7933 •tc. Satisfaction guaranteed. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4*22 FA 2-1817, Used furniture, appliance*, 39. Trailer* - Cabana* AUTO • RADIO tool*, etc. Bought - Sold. Mobile Home— 28’ Tandem WELLS DRtLLED, PUMPS, Drive-In Repair Sendee Larry's Mart 213 Sanford SPR INKER SYSTEMS wheel. All aluminum Trad­ PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. Ave. Pb. FA 2 4132 Ail Typea and Sites er. Sleep* 6, Complete wilii 23th St. A Sanford Ave. We Repair and Service double bowl *mk, *luve, re­ Ph. 323 0833 34, Article* For Sale S T I N E frigerator, hot water heal­ Machinery and Supply Co, 31. Poultry - Livestock er, T. V., bath and forced 1961 Zlg Zag Sewing Machine 207 W. 2nd St, FA 2-0432 air beat. >1295 See at Rob­ Darns, make* hulton hole*. Large Shetland Ponle*: 1 son Sporting Good*, Down­ With gnaranlee. 5 Payment* GUITAR LESSONS gelding, 1 mare. >130 each town Santord. Notes or chords. Choice pop­ of $6.40. FA 2 1M11. with new saddles and bri­ ular, hillbilly, rock A rollFor Sale: 10*11 REST 9’ x 21’ . dles. 322-9102. 18’ Boat Trailer lino. 2.V* For free tryout call Mr. Jtelair culxina with 10’ x toRiding Mower, new- 873 Mathes. FA 2 8130. 31A. Pet* awning. All extra*. >ftoo. Electric Gubar, amplifier FA 2-8135. Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months and mike >loo Moishurg 4 old. AKC. Female. Call power Scope >3.00. 322-3114. 1962 Magnolia lluuietrailer. 322-7879, 10’ x 35’. 2 or 3 Bedrooms. Mcillnk fireproof Safe. Used Small equity. Inquire Hoag Dogs, Cat*, etc., Boarding. but like new. Regular price land at Rauman’s Trailer >323, only >103. Powell's Of­ Also imps for sale. Animal Park. DcBary. Haven Kennel. FA 2-3T3S. fice Supply. 117 Magnolia, § p c c ia th $AVE HOLLERS *f SANFORD HUNT F B ETTER D BUYS PAYMENTS AS LOW AS — NEW CARS INCLUDES INHtllt \NUK, I, I IE INSURANCE \ND EMERGENCY HOAD SERVICE I lilt 36 MONTHS IE Mil It litADE-IN IS WORTH >600 t o US Mw. GET MORE FOR LESS GUARANTEED 59 58 61 62 59 59 58 58 57 56 56 W ARRANTY CADILLAC 8. DaVllla Power And Air Cond. CHEVROLET 4 Door Air Conditioned CHEVROLET 4 Door (Ration Waguit, V-8, Auto. 31ON/,A Coupe Autumalle Tran*. CHEVROLET 4 Door Station Wagon, 6 C)l. OLDS 4 Door Hardtop Power And Air Cuml. FORD 1 Door Station Waguil, 6 Cyl, Ajitu, CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pirkup, 8 Cyl, FORD Country Sedan V-8. Overdrive FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto. CADILLAC Sedan DeVille, Power And Air EASY FA 2-1)8(11 2505 PARK AVE. ‘2295 58 895 58 1795 61 2295 60 1395 59 1595 59 595 58 895 57 545 57 395 56 695 55 GMAC USED CARS PLYMOUTH 1 Door V-8, Standard Trans. ULPSMOUILK 88 4 Door, Air Cond. CHEVROLET !i Ton Pickup, Auto Tran*. CHEVROLET Ton Pirkup, 8 Cylinder PLYMOUTH 3 Door ti Cylinder CHEVROLET 4 Door 8 Cyl, Standard Trans. FORD 4 Door, II. Top, V-> F’alrlane-300, Auto. CHEVROLET Station Wagon, 8 Cyl, Stand. DODGE 4 Door H. Top Coupe, Auto. OLDS 3 Door Auto. PLYMOUTH 2 Door 8 Cyl, Standard PAYMENTS . ORLANDO CH 1-5166 ’495 795 1395 1095 695 1195 595 745 695 245 295 FA S4Y11 211 2n4 BT. 1962 Cadillac I Door Fully Powered, Beautiful White Finish. Air Cond, Low Mileage, Like New. $4695 1962 Pontiac Tempest 1963 Pontiac Bonneville 4 DOOR VISTA BEIGE WITH WHITE TOP, PARCHMENT INTERIOR. FULL POWER AND AIR CONDITIONING. 1 Door Sedan, Autumalle Tran*., Itaditi, Healer, Low Mileage, Lika New, *2195 1961 Comet S-22 2 Door. Automatic Tran*., Radio, dealer, Bucket (Data, Whits Finish, Extra Claa*. 1960 Lincoln 4 Door Fully Powered. Extra Clean, Beauti­ ful Blue Finish, Low- Mileage. 1959 Simca 4 Door Sedan, Bland. Tran*.. 33 Milas Gal, Ferellent Condition, 1960 Thunderbird Fully I’uwered. Look* Lika New. *1895 *2195 *595 *2495 in performance & durability 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 hunliner Convertible, Metal Top That’* Retractable, Extra Clean. Powered. 1963 Buick 225 I DOOR HARDTOP 1957 Ford Custom 2 Poor, Maud. Rhlft, Radio, Heater. WILLOW MIST WITH WHITE TOP. SANDALWOOD IN- 1957 Dodjte V-8 TKIUOIt. FULL POWER KtJl IPMENT AND AIR CONDI­ Custom 1 Door. Automatic Tran*, Power blear. Brakes, Radio k Healer. TIONING. Then* Cara Are Have a look, today. BARGAIN Executive Car* with m ,i low mileage. *895 *595 *695 BUYS 1 Q fifi FORD t’oiivertlhla V-8, Furd-O-Malie * " * ™ Power Hirer., Radio, Heater, New Top 1956 CHEVROLET 4 Door Station Wagon 1955 FORI) V-8. 4 Door, Station Wagon 1955 BUCK I Hour 1953 UUICK 4 lloor. Kuna Good 395 CARS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY HUNT M tR C U R Y INC. % SANFORD - FA 2-4884 1.01 AT PALMETTO Winter Turk Rhone Ml 4-0209 A COMMERCIAL 1963V2 FORD LINE Falcons! Fairlanes! Galaxies! Thunderbirds! Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 3U8 E. First St., Sanford, Ph.: FA 2-1481, Winter Park Ml 7*4816 OPEN TIL 9:00 Fill. SITES _ TIL 6:00 OTHER WEEK DAYS FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS �m tfn rb IS m t ld fcdiiinn PAGE 12 THUUS., FEMlUARY 28, lOCirj COUNTY NEWS Cbisua ongwsod Hotel To Be 'Restored' II) Donna Kate* lliam J. Lancaster of Alta ( a two year option to buy at Simp, spent the first 25 years of his life in show business, I’ lan* for the complete re- [ monte Springs who ha* taken a price of $A3,h<K), Lancaster, a native of Ki»»' primarily In motion pictures modeling and restoration ot a live year tease on the Ht the old I/mg wood Hotel were year old building from .Mrs. Imince anil prevent owner of for which he traveled from announced last week by Wll-' L. T. (Ilobhie Joe) Hunt with the Altamonte Springs Coffee, Texas to Pennsylvania and Civic Assn. To Name Committee New York. [ He retired in I9V> and came i lo Florida where he ticca me By Mona Grlnslead a painting contractor until The March meeting of the receiving an Injury on a Job North Orlando Civic As»n. six years ago. Two year* will be held at 8 p. m. next later he bought the Coffee Monday at the Village Hall. Shop, Main item of business will He expect* lo spend some­ be naming six person* to where near SM.oop on remod serve a* a nominating com­ cling and renovating the Hole! mittee to recommend ea"diand hopes dial work on the date* for offices of the asso­ ground floor will be complet­ ciation. Tile committee's reed in time for a grand open­ commended slate will be pre­ ing scheduled this fall. sented to the group as a Overall plan* for the build­ whole at the April meeting ing include complete rewiring and elrr'.ion* will tie held in and installation of new plumb­ May. ing with a hath to each room. Other business to be disSteam heal will he put in eitssed will Include Lit lie throughout and the dining t/’ aauc. the Community Build­ room will tie restored In it* ing. a communily newspaper, early splendor. fund raising project* and Ilullt In 188.1 by E. W. committee report*. Tlie executive board, which llrnik, founder of the Town of l/mgwood, the hotel once met on Monday night of thi* was a noted rowrrt of Hie week to plan the meeting, Crntral Klnrlda area Winter urge* all member-* lo attend. vaealinner* came from Jack­ sonville by SI. John* Diver Steamer to Sanford where limy transferred to horse drawn carriage for the 11 mile Journey to Longwnod. It I* reported that In hi* declining years General Illy *sc* S. Grant once spent a night at (lie hotel lu most THU LONGWOOD HOTEL'S «|meiutirt Ktouinl outstanding recorded event By Mona Grinslead floor lobby, pictured many yearn ajro' when was a reception in 1927 for Tin* recently re-organlsed ll wart a rt'rtorl for winter viu'iitioiioirt in governors of all the slates North Orlando Volunteer Fire the Central Floritla area, will be lestoreil oneu which was attended hy 32 Dept, elected Hoy Burke lent* ayrain to its original beauty by William .1. I.angovernor*. ; IHirnry fire rhit-f ut a meeting caster wbo has the hotel miller lease with an Mrs Hunt, the former Bob­ held lust Suturduy at the Vil­ option to huy. Lancaster is hopint; the work will bie Joe Allen, came lo Long­ lage Community Building, he completed in time for a jrrand openinyr in the wnod with her parents, Mr. Hill ke wilt hold tile job until fall. Anmmr iirigiiiii! In mirth inf's still in the and Mrs. J. II. Allen, in 19o3 June ) which time the group lobby is the piece, pictured at left, which is es­ from Warm Springs, Ga. She will elect a new chief. timated by an aiititpie collector to date hack to became owner of die bold Hnhcil Dean was elected the pre-ltevolutionary jieriod. in Bag) after it had been president of the organization bought atnl sold many times and llemy Ward, secretaryover die year*. With it came treasurer. most of the original furnish­ At the suggestion of Hull ings, among them a quad Stephenson the depart merit rople seated choir, or “ .sofa," voted to ask the Seminole which ha* been rslhnatcd hy County File Mursluit to ad­ an antique collector to dale dress the gioup at a meeting hack to tile pre ltevoUilionary in the u«ar future. period. The story ha* been The next meeting of the lly Louise Simmick parcels which will consolidate handed down that tills item of volunteers will lie held oil Altamonte Huy Seoul Troop it* holding* and permit more furniture once was a “ hotel Mareh 2.1 when members and 38 i* In the midst uf a big rffeclive camp usage. piece" in England. their families will hold a ruscampaign drive to help the There now a-c five and -oneMrs. Hunt believe* dial M-role box supper. Casserole* Central Florida Council raise half limes a* many hoy* lamgwood, the “ City of Op­ will f>e wlapped In newspaper a nee itcil lavi.iwo in secure camping as there were in portunity," 1* In'ginning to and sold for fill rent*. Wives additional hunt un<l make ha* 1DS3. "move forward" again and In who prepared the dish will provetnenl* at Camp l/inochc. The camp w.i» originally de- die near future she lio|«» to share it with the firemen who The Council ha* obtained signed to arcomodatc loo have a hand in this progress buys it. option on some adjoining land *coul» per week and today it hy building a Hive and Ten and is negotiating for other is necessary to put up from Cent Store and office* for a 250 to 300 bo>s per week. doctor and dentist, Such crowding i* a deterrent Lancaster, who also licticves to good campbig a* isolation In the city’ * future, will beis one of the main desire*. gin work immediately on re­ A second phase of tlie pro­ storing the hotel once again gram provides for the erec­ to “ a resort of renown in Cen­ tion of building* lo improve tral Florida." total efficiency of die camp and lo provide sanitary faci­ United Church Women of lities at the weekend camp­ Sanford will join with other site*. lly Jane Casselberry such group* throughout the Their sites are Camp Wild­ Dr. and Mrs. Manley J world Friday in Hie 77lh llupupoti of Iris ltd , Cusscl- erness at lain gwood. Camp World Day of Prayer ob­ tri'rry. and llietr rlilldrrn, Autry Hound ai Kissimmee servance. T«m Kelly (llerky) five, ami and Camp Samsula at Sam The local service will be lly Jane Casselberry Kathleen, litre's*, left Tuesday sola. held at the Congregational Solicitor* from the local for New York where they will There Is a new star in tlie Christian Church, 2H!i SI. at tsiard Hie Hulfli liner "Nourd- area met Monday evening at journalistic world, “ Tlie South Park Ave., ut 10 u in. An in land" on Saturday. Tliey will die Altamonte Springs Com­ Seminole Satellite'' which was interesting reach Amsterdam in the Neill- munity Chapel to review die launched last Friday at South formative a n d program will be conducted purpose and mechanic* of die erlands nine days later. Seminole Junior High in Cas­ under the leadership of Mrs. Tliere they will pick up forthcoming capital drive. selberry and which Is, accord­ Gus Sell mall. Working will lie Mr*. Mar­ llanr Volk-wagon Cum|h*r for ing to it* masthead “ orbiting Among activities supported a two weeks lour id Europe guerite Umstead for I/mgnews around the school." by the Church Women's or­ 'adore going to England for wood, Holierl Newell for north A top quality school publi­ ganisation are |2 women's a six month* stay wlierr Dr Vtamontr, Kenneth Krause cation, the Satellite t* not mllegrs located In Africa. In Hapaporl Is planning further for west Altamonte, Hay I’oil Ju*t a mimeographed paper ilia, Pakistan, Japan, Korea, studies at a hospital outside for south Altamonte and Win­ ston b. Gari'sho for Oakland but I* printed on u real press Hong Kong and Taiwan; dis­ of London. and contains four page* of tribution of Christian litera­ The family plan* to lour Shore*. campus news, features and ture in many countries and Homer Sewell Jr. will soilEngland. Scotland and Ire­ editorial comment. educational and recreational land during any free lime cit on behalf of Explorer The title was chosen in a programs fyr migrants. which they may have and the Host 38. “ Name Your Newspaper" Mrs. R. A. Smith, president good doctor ha* privately contest and was submitted hy of the Sanford group, invites vowed to *‘ kiss die Blarney seventh grader Lahm Byers all women of all churches in Stone" when they visit the who received a $5 rash award. the area lo participate in the Emerald Isle*. Staff members are James obterv anec. They will return home and Bacchus, editor; Gail Lin­ reopen hi* office in Caisclcoln, new editor; Sandra Fet­ Irt'rry on Ori. l. ter, feature editor; Brian SteHy Jane Caaoclbcrr) hli, sports rililor and Scott Ml** Atm tl'Doniiell of byBrownell, business manager. man High School will com­ Heporter* are James NoBy Mona Grinstrad pete in the district competi­ akes, Connie Murray, Debor­ The North Orlando Garden tion in the American l.egion't Tlie Denary lliisines* and ah Bacchus, Judy Carson, Club will hold a house to I'rolesslonal Women's Club National Oratorical Contest Bonnie K.i'durf and Dennis house bake sate Saturday will meet next Tuesday at to lie held ut Mt. Dora High llearn. ' morning starting at 10 o'clock. 7:30 p.nt. at Dr George Fri School ul Tain pin. next Larry Frey, win* recently Mrs. ieonsrd Stewart, sale Thursday. Min'* office on Hit), if t/2. joined the South Seminole chairman, requests that all Kilim Kler will serve a* Faculty as an English teach­ elub member* meet at the Hecu til mend a) ions fur new olficer* will be presented by alternate. er. is the faculty advisor. North Orlando General Slore Ian ul contest* at l.ynian the nominating committee no later than 9:15 a. m. composed of Mr*. Marie Ac- iceently were sponsored by The sale primarily will cardl, chairman; Ora White Casselberry Memorial post feature breakfast food item* anil Evelyn Diirk. Officers 2.M1 and all tnendicr* of tlw» By' Join Magin such as coffee cakes and post and auxiliary aro urged will lie elected. Accepted recently into the rolls. Proeeed* will go to­ Unties* lor Hie meeting to nltetid the district meet to Winter Park Chapter of the ward* the club's beautification will he Margaret tunning. suppurt their rumlidate. Order of DeMolay were Hu­ project of sponsoring a conArea ronipetidon will be bert Penti, Rodney McCul­ |trsl among residents of Hie Iiain, historian Mr* Beatrice Muller, president, will pre belt) in Winter Haven on lough and Donald Murphy, all community which will be March 14. aide. uf Chuluou. 1judged in June. SOUTH SEMINOLE WELCOME WAGON HOSTESS Norn Norris rails on Mr. and Mm. Howard Willoughby and four-ycar-old daughter, Terri Sue, the first family to move into Oakland Estates at Altamonte Springs. Tim Willouphbyrt, of 108 Ellsworth St. in the new development, formerly are of Independence, Ky. They have another daughter, Cheryl Ann, who is eight years old. ( Herald Photo) Burke Elected Fire Chief In Village Altamonte Boy Scouts Kick Off Fund Drive KniTOKIAL « COMMENT Just Isn't So’ •*iT .11’ST ISN’ T SO." . . . Mayor A. It. Lori.ntiii told the l.ottpuood City Council last week when report inn l hut some rcrtldehlrt of ttie city I tul iieen heard to say that "all the police do it* lido around in the car all day." As nil example, allhouph no namcM could l.e revculcil, Lormann reported Hint just within thu p.i 1 week I'oliro Chief l.ayo had niiorht three "characteri)" in' the act of breaking and cnterbifT to put mi end (o what could have de­ veloped into a minor crime ring in the area. Such opinions by people "not in Itie know*’ all too often discredit and vilify a public servant, especially a law enforcement officer who, of tieres.rtity, tins to "ride around" to do his jolt. In most cases particulars of an investigation cannot be revealed until it is completed and resulting ac­ tion taken, On the other baud, if such re|Nirts as could be made were regularly publicized, iierhups the people would more fully realize that there is mine, much more, involved in being a policeman than Just "riding annind." Volunteer Firemen Explain S°nres In Bear lake Club III Shirley Wrntwortli A irtum* of i’i|id|mu'id and service* uvitiluble In tesidrnU of tlie Itear buhi' min from the* Lockhart Volunteer Kim P> |d. uu* pirseiitcd ut lust T)mr*d«>' night's r e g u I u r immtldy meeting of Itut Hear luthr Communily Club. Ki-picseiiling Urn depart­ ment wiio IVtilry I'olson, Clottli** Mooio and Chief II. A’ llni tan. Tin' men reported dial thn department now tin* a junior organization for hoy* 15 lu IS years of age whu may Join the tegular Volunteer* ut age IS if they wish. They al»o udvise.| ihal 82 nieinbera of the de­ partment presently are taking a Inal aid coursa and dial I'd per rent of the gruup already i nidi i|uidl(ird In the applit.tllon of first aid Itea dimtil. 'Dir inaio goal uf the Locktmrl ilepart tar ut ul thi* tune ra to obtain a radio imao *u - lion for dispatching eipiip* llleiil and fiiemcn, they re* poiled, Abu aominiug liefom the club was Hob (Hmon, editor of (Iverftiiiv m a g a z i n e , w|m allowed alide* of various wa­ ter |>1,uit» iii the state and pto|HT and improper operalion* at these plant*. Simon said dial preiieiitly water station* may be operat­ ed without either a liernse or health raid and that House Hill No. I will Im> prescnled to the Legislature seeking eompulaoiy certification foi water uud sewage operulels. Following appearance of the guest speakers, Hilliard Un­ it ander, building eliaii iniiii of thn elub, repoited on progress at the playground and what !* needed to eomptete the area. Ml. ami Mrs Otto Ki gleinan enter tamed willi a medley o| *ong» after which refreshinenli were served to rie>e llis luccUlig. Church Women To Observe Day Of Prayer Dr. Rapaport To Study In England New' Satellite' Orbits At SSJH Lyman Girl To Compete In District Contest Garden Club Sets Bake Sale DeBory BPW Sets Meeting Make DeMolay NORTH ORLANDO’S Gulden of the Month Award for February went to J t. and Mis. Earl \Y. A chord of 180 Lombardy Avo. who have designed and built the lovely Haitian l’atio and Gulden, puTtiml above. Unsea form u curved border at thu garden entrance ami JuBilat.aping i- of azuietirt, »-ninellltis, rubber plants and crotons. , f Herald Photo) CTP To Hear Dr. Burnett Hy Jane Casselberry Tin* Council of Teacher* and patent* of South Seminole Elementary School at Cassel­ berry will hear a talk hy Dr. Carol Burnett, professor of reading at Hollins College in Winter I'nrk, next Tuesday lit 8 p. m. in thu school auditor­ ium. Dr. Burnett will speak on the rending problems most en­ countered hy children of ele­ mentary school ages. Devised constitution and by-laws of the organization will tie presented for the first moling during the Inisi ness meeting. All school parents ate urg­ ed to ultend. Achords Of The Moirth Award By Mona Grlnslead The February North Or­ lando Garden of the Month award went to Lt. and Mr*. Karl W. Aclturd of ISO l/imhardy ltd. where the lawn is green with rye for the winter and the garden Is fresh with young plant* and seedling* which will blosMitn out into full color this spring. The most attractive spot is viewed from a built-in patio facing the south which i* landscaped with a rock gar­ den iii the left corner. White lawn furniture I* used and azaleas, camellias, rubber plants and crotons make up Dm* landscaping. A curved rose line borders an entrance Readiness Clinics Scheduled At South Seminole School It) Jnnr ( «»*»|1rt-rr* The Council of Teachers and Parents of South Semi­ nole Elementary School at Cnssrlbctry is sponsoring i series of 'Tii'Uilines* Clinics", for parent* of pre-acboo) children who will enter the first grade next fall, Tin- first of these meeting* will In* held Tuesday, March 12. at 8 p m. In the st-houl cafetorium. April and May meeting* will he scheduled at that tune according to the piefemice of those attending. Purpose of the pre-school Meetings Set For Next Week Monthly business meetings of four Seminole County mun­ icipalities are slated the first four days of next week. The schedule calls fur Oviedo to meet at 7:30 p m. Monday. North Orlando at S p. m. Tuesday, Altamonte Spring* at 8 p. m. Wednes­ day and Lungwood at 8 p.nt. Thursday. No oilirial agendas for any of the meetings were available lor publication at this time. clinic program i- to show par­ ent* how they can belter pre­ pare their rhildirn for enter­ ing school through tlie u*r of Inexpensive material* and careful planning. According to Mrs. Mary E. Dunn, first grade teacher at •South Seminole, the program was conceived because exper­ ience ha* shown that at least one fifth of nil first gtadcis are not sufficiently prepared and become fiustrated when they nr,, unable to keep up with the re*t of the class. Many of these student* uic required to repeat the grade and this is an added expense to the county. A* there are no public kindergarten* in the stale, it is hoped that through tin* help of these clinics, soma of the* mothers will tie able to orgutdie neighborhood groups or home kindergarten ila>-**s. The Central Florida School Supply and a toy store „t the area will provide a display of educations! toy* anil mater­ ial# for use of pti*-schooler*. Visiting day* idm are planned ut the school for the chi Idrun to acquaint them with the classroom* and cafeteria. Into tlie garden. On the right side of tint hark train this view is s ligustriim hedge. Along the patio screen • a Hong Kong orchard i-un*i*t* ing of elephant ear*, lilies and Chinese elms. Flower hod* to odd color in few months are carefully planted around .i ru'd fence which also add* to privacy and beauty. A play area completely pro­ vided with gy in equipment for the children, l/'e. lour and Valerie, five, lias a spot of itt own to IHe left of p e Acluud home which i* ol Haitian de­ sign In the front, the \chords chose azalea*, camellias gardenial and ligustrum which i* placed around the house and carpnrlc Hydrangeas an I azaleas add pastel beauty alien in bloom aims Hie front side*. Mrs. Aeliord Is a native of Florida originally r a n t i n g from Jacksonville l.t .VcIhu.I i» a Californian The family moved here from California last June, lie is tlie m w v member of the North tin.m l’ Civic Assn. Tlieir garden is the Kund to lie chosen for tlie Garden cd the Month award from the community a* a who!'.'. In addition to the plaque placed in front of the linin’ , Mr* Aclturd received an art final flower arrangement from the Gardes Club, 3 lulin gift for achievements accom­ plished hy the couple in Hi*' short time they haw I ie*l .n the village. Fire Auxiliary Plans Sales B> Jits. Adam Mutlri Tin* Auxiliary of Hie Bary Volunteer Fire D< will sponsor a while elepli and bake sale at the llcei lion Hall of the Fire Sta irom lo a m. until 2 p in. Saturday, March 9. Mrs. Ha u l Froetscl chairman, has requested I ankles for the sales be­ at the fire house Satur morning until noon. �County To Push For Four-Laning 25th Street Primary atm of the Coun tv Commission when it meets next Thursday with the State Road Department will tie to |convince the latter board of ] tlic dire necessity of four lanma 2J:h Street between French and Mcllonxille Ave­ For a couple or more weeks nues. This is a primary road the author ot this column, . project, to in* accomplished Larry Vcrshel, has had hi* i with state hinds. This u js rmphasited Thur*. new* staff ehccklng daily to Iram if the flu epidemic pre­ day exening xxhen some Z*> valent in the North and West persons, including the fixe had spread to hers1. We're County Commissioners, met happy to itilurin Larry that with the long range planning our contact* this morning re­ committee for road* of the veal no change except , . . Chamber of Commerce at the Larry Vershrl i» down with courthouse. Douglas Stenstrom, commit­ the flu. tee chairman, pointed out the • • * Commission has included the four-lane request in its resolu­ tion to be presented at 4 p.m. next Thursday to the SRD at Del.and Txventy filth Street, between French and Mcllonxille. noxx carries 6.:tiS ca-s a day, the highest count for*any street or road not noxv four-laned in the county, Stenstrom slateil Stenstrom stre«se*l the 331b Street project since, he said, "Highway 436 and Highxvay 43T are assured for comple­ tion." He xxent on to say that plan* for Highway 430, a pri­ mary project, are lew per ernt completed and "it i* John Kriiler was up in arms this morning oxer Thursday's report by Zoning Direetor Hob Brown that proposed apartments couldn't go Into Sanford Industrial Park. John sax* 'lain*! mi . . . that reronin; UP will permit apart­ ment construction at the Park. » • • Jai Alai closes out an un­ usually tremendous season with Monday evening* progra m. • • n&wA t BRIEFS U. S. Warns Seek K illers CHICAGO tUI'l) — roller seeking the "Chinese execu­ tion" killci* of Aldvrnmn Ben­ jamin F. Lewis today folloxveif n trail of politics, power and "policy." • There are about 23U tmxx and girls in 4 II Clubs around Seminole County, led by 20 adults. The 4 If is taken from their einhleo, h four leaf clover, xvith live fyir IF* standing for Hr h.I, Ifcall. Hands and Health. • Don't forget the Heart Benefit Show Sunday at Meindee Skate Rink. Those kids always put on a fine show, and you get a good return cm your climated dollar*, plus the satislarliun of knowing that xxhen you help your Heart Fund, you help YOUR heart. • • • Agent K'.i down CasselIs'iry way tell* ut that one or two pcnplr in the town know all about tin* myster­ ious "Tom" who professes to luxe written the propon'd new charter Ilow aiauit en­ lightening the charter commillee who spent many, many long hours drafting the document . . . • • • R.im ruining 25th St. con­ struction . . . Really in had shape! ^ a ttfo rb ib r a lit W K A T U K U ; Mustiv mild and cloudy xvith sentlorod show ers today, llifrh (iO-fi.Y Low tonight -lfi-52, I'u itcd I’ rcs* l.c!t--cd Wit • l’'i*alr!ishc*cl 1RH8 Who Is Prettiest Girl In Seminole County? Who's the prettiest girl !n -Seminole County? Whoexer she i*. 1st day is coming April 27th wlien she will lw 'Queen lor a Day" and reign oxer all the gala event* m tilt* .Semj 11 nit nnial Fiesta # • • Application blanks arc now l ’««-u»ll-erry Utility r r r w * out for a single girl who is x\en* on liw* job up into the lietween 17 and 21 year* uhl. night both days lid* past a bon a-tide resident of Semi weekend winding Up work on Hole County who lia* that smpios Ainc-iit-s bring made at unique combination of beauty, the main plant which they poise, personality and talent hope to have in npcrutiim by which will win the crown. the fust of the monthK. C. Harper Jr. 1» eh air­ * * * man of the routesl and Ihr Rhone* were mil in Caisel Civitan Club I* the sponsor ot I arry Tuesday all along Quin­ the event. tuplet. Lake Triplet, Seminole Tho entry blank* may bo iltvd. ami l-ako Dr. due to picked up at the Hanford cable trouble ,<n the east side Herald. Florida Stale Hank, „( Hwx, 17-82 Although ser Sauford Atlantic Rank. Ly­ vice at most place* was. re­ man High School and Semi­ stored shortly after noon nole High School, First Fed­ some phone* wetc out the eral -Saving* and lawn and lietter part ol the clay. the South Seminole Rank at Fern Rark. Deadline for entries I* March IJ, and candidate* un­ Herald Index to fill out the application, en Bridge 1 close two full-length photos, Classified I’* * * 10 At 11 sign a pre** release, submit Comic* ' i’lgc 10 permission of parent* and Dear Ably « malt to R U Buk 1030, banKditurial - • f’®8« * turd. Kn ter t»i nine nt Rage cl A 7 In addition to the iieauty ru n ic — *1 contest there will lie a big Society ............. Ruse 8 parade, under the supervision of the Jay reel, wim have Sports . . P «f» 9 Churches l’»ifc 2 I much cj-prrlrncr in thi* line, Three mine ciouliilutc*. two ■iic ii uml -in-* woman, qualified before the ft p. in dcndlinc 1lull *drtx 1- iiutke u Iota) of nine running for tlnre cimueil scots open in tli«- March 19 Not III IhlonJo election*. Filing Tliliisdiiy w e n .lu-lSpauhlliu; Idol CIlHcllci MClo­ ut y, iocumbent, in gn tn p one Little League Sets Tryouts Seniitiote Little L e a g u e President 1-itrx Miller -m. mnmrcd lodlty that team* nf Hie la'iigue will lie liohling Spring Rcgislratiun uml Try mil* til liali parks in each com munity Saturday begin* rung at I (Mil, Team* nial.ilig up the Lea gite and Ihilr coaches ate Al­ la inutile spring*. Rill Hi-.uu; Rear Lake, K. L. Ilnliti.ird; Stand Firm Iti'L’ irumii; iwxl week tin* GasscRierry, FI liter Helms; NKW VtiliK t l.'Rlj — RuliCl|y Hall will In* I .ike Mary, Norman t-illc*. lislieis planned to stand film rloM'd all \\ 1‘ilnt'mltiy a f t c i - pie, l.niguiHiil, llnhert Mo*»; to-lay ill reopened joint nego­ mmui* Killll alti l Ihr l l " ‘>l lax North llrliintlo. Ihdi Slephrti tiation* with striking printout mil ib i nt ii jili' Ii'll by ,Mns. U n ­ *oii and Siml.ind, IT.inn, despite tin- Nex* Votk Rost's it it" It, c l c t k, Ituliculie decision to leave their tanks Tillll* 4* lii'illllrii fin tin* h< Roy* ut each eitmmuiidy and tesunie puhllcutlon Mon­ maiiitU'i nf ilir wiM-lx mi* fmiii lietween the age* nl eight and day. 8 B10 a. m. until mam am! from 12 years are eligible to sign I Ho p tn. until I |>. lit. mi op and Irx out. Larli mu*t lie Defenses Upped Morula). TliormU) accompanied hx alt adult at MIAMI ( UI'll — The Air and l'H'la>. .Saturday '* regislr.illon* Force la-gall laaistitlg it* de­ I In* hall it I-*• Is iltiM'tl at fensive strength at llonto- nniifi tm Bat unlay. stenil AFR today with the fastest plane* in tin- I'. S, air arsenal. The base, just south Itoy Scout Troop .18 ol Alta­ of here, is gnu mile* ft out monte Spring* will hold a t ulia. I)lf4tu iwi o f a Huil hroiic*lit Mieci.il meeting at 7;3n pin ni;tiin>t i hr Villitft1 o f N*trill Monday for parent* and all Draft Intension WASHINGTON (URIj — ( h liimlo by I hi* I1 i c k r t i* I i interested Irlenit* ol the troop Tin- nilnifnistriitlon sent Lt. S p o il* Sh >|* nf Hi Iambi iii Mo* to explain needs ot the cap Gen. Lewi* It. Ilershcy, direc­ amount of if lull tho* mi l.illh* ■I-■I loud drive now utidiruax on tin* toe Impioxeiileiil* al Camp tor of Sell i live Service, to the l.rai'ur »Npii|niunl House Armed Servlees Com­ am inI « fin Lltii* iimuiHin iiiit I - Lanoche. The meellng will lie held in mittee I' day to a»k for a in *»l IIn Villiiiit* ITniiit'i) Tin* tm*!'tint; »rhii|iil*,i| Hie Kiiucaliunul Rulldmg ol firm -year extension of the dratt. tiio present law expites for H p. m. I m .Mbiy iii the tin* Aliomonto Spring* Com iiiiimi) Building ot Hu- \lt.i Villatit* Hall. July I. A full «i (ant o f i*ti ml ala 1**4 nionti .S|iriug* Cominutiiix nmmntr in lb « Man li III • t hapel Graham 111 A Him on Hie camp and a II U N O I- U t. U ( LIT) — Man a for thi* Ihii'ty ojirn louri* *hoi i program Kvaligelist Hilly Giaham was n l |ri »Ia iiUd in i'xprftc«l. undergoing test* at a h-cal liospital today and it was feared In- might have to |m*tpomi his futllieoniilig A-imi illusion. Graham entered the hospital Thursday for t-xuinfruition* of "an m at* u-.ih-lcrmirn-J iiifevtixm." Village To Air $400 Law Suit through their giant annual Christmas parade*. Jay err Clyde l-ong will lu-ad up this event under the chair­ manship of (llenn McCall. Cine of pie highlights of the day will In- the appearance of the famrd Navy "Rlue An­ gel*." thrilling p r e c i s i o n flight team whose daring and skill have brought them Inter­ national famr Freighter Clue M.W YORK I LIT) — The Helping to fill (tie skirt over Seminole County with Coast tin-id to-lay was track­ ing down a Dutch freighter glory in Ilie celebration of a that might provide clues la half-century of progress m tin- futc of the misting' Amer­ the county will he llxe "Shoot­ ican tanker, Mamie Sulphur ing Stars", in a breath-tak­ QUccii. The freighter pussed ing. spine-tingling show of rime to tin- Maiine Sulpliur parachute jumping, and eye­ Queen off Key West, Fla., ball-popping acrobatic* high uliuut Hm lime the tanker wu* tn the »ky. All these activities reported missing Feb. 3. arc under the chairmanship of Capt. Robert Ware. Saturday night, the dancing will take Hie form of a big formal Semi-Centennial Rail, at the Mayfair Inn. with JACKSUNVILLK I LIT t — music by a nationally fam­ ous orchestra. Garnett White, Police shipped a car ol) a chairman, has not yet nam­ downtown street here Thurs­ ed the band, but staled that day and jailed Hie father ol there would also he a famous the car'* nine-year old driver Kill* William*, to, told po female vocalist, to ad*J to lice Ids »on had been driving tile festivity. George Touhy. executive kinrr lie wa* seven year* old vice president ot Fir*t Feder­ and wa* driving William.* to al. is the general chairman Hie hospital. William* xxa* of the entire Semi Centennial I rharged with allowing a mm or to drive. celebration SA N F O K I), FL O R ID A Herbert Weeks Nine Seek Election Skywarriors To Fly Over Fatally Hurt To Village Council City Today In Cycle Mishap H ollTo Close On Wednesdays t ’ H AN GK Ol'’ PACK , TI uhikIi I Hut mmlei'd would like u cliunKu front thu umiiiiI run o f news picturert uml Imvo a |M*ok at one o f Florida’ii lovelies. Caron Lynn Hlnnt. xxlm is 18. lias brow n hair and tncixvn eyes, will sinjg u Johann Strauss num ber as she* represents the Miami Heat h Jayeees in tin* I7lh annual Azalea Festival today, Satu r­ day ami Sunday at Palatka. F ill.. M A IU 'II I. F.Hi.T 1 Healing in h d(*|mt■- between down In a hlncle I hlirxiax two Florida east eoa*t rait- aftrrnoon, wa* pronounced xvay official* scln-luted lu-rc dead on arrival at Seminole today hn* Ih-cu postponed for Memorial Hnspo.d, a xxa* reHu- si'cotul time in St. Johns porlcd by |Milirc ibis morn­ County Com t. ing. ( onmrr Hugh Duncan said Lease Sought Weeks suffered a fractured MIAMI (ITTl — The lie* *knil, and that death w.i* tic friiM* I )«'piii tiiu'iit i» ni'^uiiiit* culcntal. l u g %'ith t h o (lutlr ('utility Police Clin f ll-n l, Wtl•iii't tiliiiirit> to li'iifru iibtiut hunt* rcjarricit no charges UtiO n u ir * llti* O i ' c i ' l a h K-i were tiled against tin- bicycl­ Aii port fur u military install­ ist, Charles T. Rest, It. of 3’l3 ation. \ illicit Road. Tile youth told police he Month Needed w.i* riding on the sidewalk oil TAI.LAIIASSFK (l I'll — 2ith Sired, near French Ave­ Ciicult Judge W. May Walker nue. and tli.il Weeks stepped will spend at least n malitli lit troth ot him reviewing testimony hcfuiu he tlhilii.iry on Rage 5. dev'ldes which of five i luunslits should get * 100.0011 ISward money Art solving the Chilling worth muidet cure. • • • • a lt * Herbert Damon Weeks. 31. Hearing Delayed st. augustink turn— uI 28iH) Rnlinciio A\emu-. run Next week I* really 4 II Week In Seminole County ns xxell as throughout the nation. Hither than Future Farmer's Week ns staled tn a mislead­ ing headline in Thursday's Herald. <The FFA had their week Feh. 17-33.1 * I WASHINGTON iL T lj — T1»f Unltffl Stalin ban w«rno«| It wuultl nut tolriiilc IIM* nf tin* Boviit nanUon in Cuba t•* V O l . . -VI 41uciI a rein'll ion on the* islaml. » Their pledge is . , . pledge my Head In clearer thinking; my Heart to greater loyalty; my Hands to larger service and my Health to bel­ ter living, for my club, my community and my country." • • • And that s a pretty good pledge for anybody. sion xi err the Osteen bridge, t Chairman ,1 (*. Hutehison 1 (Irnerat Hutchison reported north and south ends of Oi* Rear I.ake Road improve­ ps’ inted out the Osteen bridge the count* surveyor has tieen County officials xlments. four-laning of High- is in Volu*ia County and i* authori/ed to make a right-ofready haxe contacted federal xxay 46 east to the Volusia Included in that county's pro­ way survey, one of sufficient County line and a Lake Mary gram and lias the support of strength to stand up in court and state authorities relative at such time a* the county to including the Interchange Houlevard-lntcrslale t inter- Seminole County. change It xxa* pointed out Rear may ha»e to go to lax* to in present building plans, Stenstrom said that the SRD Lake Road is not primary or determine the right of-xx ay. It also xxas emphasised the and the U. S Corps of F.n- secondary hut strictly a coun- I Stenstrom r e c o m m ended County Commission xvlll reglnrrrs are at variance oxer tv road, and in xvorst shajic that additional rights of-xxay quest of the SRD it repave on tile Osteon bridge. SRD, he than any other county road he obtained noxx along High- a maintenance basis Highway said, is xxtiling to construct in the county. way Id east to Volusia Conn- 4b> (Celery Avenuei to a 33Commissioner .lame* Ax cry ty in order to be ready for fool width to theOsteen a span similar to the Mini* bridge, xxith a 60 foul span 3a slated that at one time the that time in the future when bridge, xxitlx county secondary feet above the mean high wa- county hail the funds and had traffic is sufficient to war- fund* if necessary, ter mark Corps of engineer* - it budgeted for repair* to runt SRD in four-lane the ( Stenstrom urged all interI* not sail sited with this, he Rear Lake Hoad hut that in road. ested persons to support tho addrd lie continued the >IID tu year* 'egal difficulties had A proposed interchange at County Commission by atdoesn't want to budge but it arisen oxer the right-of-way, l-l and Lake Mary Rnulcxard tending the session with the appear* that the department title* are clouded and boun­ w'ouhl gi*c a lircak in the SRD at 4 p. m. Thursday at xxill have to give " daries oxerlap. nine-mils* stretch lietween the Del.and. . . . Don't forget Teenage Dricing Itodeo Saturday morning at 9 . . . Judges xxill be members of the Sanford IVlce Depart­ ment, County Sheriff's office and the Florida Highway Pa­ trol. Rodeo to lie held at the city parking lot with automo­ biles furnished by local auto dealers. Winners will he en­ tered in stale competition. This l> a Jay ere sponsored event • Plans for Highway 137, a secondary project connecting Ijongxxood a n d Altamonte Springs are SO per cent com­ pleted. Stenstrom said, and it "appears contract xvlll be let in this calendar year, it not tn this fiscal yea r" During the briefing of the County Commission's program for presentation to SRD, with the aid of County engineer William Rush. Stenstrom made Die statement that all proposed road projects for this county should he com­ pleted within the next six or sexrn year* And thi*. he said, also includes the l~ikc Jessup causexvay. I'p for considerable di»cu* expected contract wilt be let before tbr end of this fiscal year. June 30 " Plan* rail for a municipal or boulevard type highway from Highway 17-93 to the xxe'tcrn limits of Vilamonte Springs and a rural four-lane road to Interstate 4. This 3 7-ntile project xxdt co-t tietweeli $tk3lM*0 and $700,000, Tl.e commiltee chairman riled that Intcr'tite I through Seminole County is scheduled for completion by Christmas. lie painted a picture nt four lane highway* criss-cross ing Seminote County—1 t and 17-93 running north and south, and Id and 136 running east ami west. Troop 38 Sets Special Meeting mid Mr*. John Von Kcpoel in glnilp fixe. tile tolal »lnte now on the hullot will he Memory, Spauld­ ing and Art Rhode* in group one; Mayor Frank Fasttln, itxeunibelit and Ait Ferrin in group three mid Reginald Webster. Hill Haiti*. Henry Wind mid Mi*. Van Ki’ poel in group five. Percentage xilse, candidate* 111111.011111)' are showing more interest than the Voter* xxlm all must icglslet or re-regis­ ter hefoie Mnr-h la if they wish to vote in the upcoming election which xtill give the village its first fully elected i oiinci), A ciie-'k today xxltli Mayor Fimik Insula showed tliat still only 12a (tom tin- estinutted mole tbnli 4nxl eligible have registeieil- Fusilla *aid thnl in addition to keeping tile office open oil Wednesday and Friday night, it also will l-e kepi open one -Satuiday uml possibly one Sunday be­ fore tile books close- for (In! i ouxeiiiiTice of residents who mo employed uway from the ..mi iliumty. Ili-qiiilemeiil* for legist rnt i o n me tliat a person must lie IT j o i n of ngi>; must have 111id in Die stale- of Florida for one year anil in the Vil­ lage of Not iii Orlando for a I ' l l (od of si* month*. They al­ so must lie eltixrti* ol Hut I l i l t e d -States, Candidates To C ar Wash Profits Speak March 21 Setiiilioli' County's can.IITo Heart Fund fates for Hie l.egislatuie in Meud-eis of the 1IUT tTuli at .Seiiiiiiole High, who have sc 11ii Inled a car wash mid popcoin nale, Sat ut day nt the Shell Station mi the eonu-r of 25th St. mul Hath Axe. Iinxu ■lc< Irii-it to give tlic pi oi i cds •J llicti cm wash la Ho Heal l Final, Miss Jody Van Winkle, ■lull lepie.eiitutixe, aniri to­ day. I luce of tlic Dealt IJliccn inndlihiles, Miss Rena MeIxi'ioiie, Mi-s Linda Ley and Mi»s Nylcene Alla-is, al*u will liijd ii car wasli at Hie Sin, lair Station oti tin- coiner at doth St. mol l icin h Avc, "We pinn to split llm piui eed* of our car un*h and (•opcotn sale evenly among tlic i aiiilidatea," Miss Van W ink i,- said. W tuner of the crown o f Queen o f llcarta will la- an­ nounced a* Hu, climax o f the lb m l Fund Benefit Skate Show at 8 p. til. at AIcIihIi’v Skate Rink Sunday-, Tampa Woman Decapitated Son, 9, Lands Dad In Jail IH II.D IN G I'L A N S fo r n S2R0.0HD intlu atn iil ut n u t iiie ait* tll.’UTi88L,(l liv Jitliit A lvxnm lu r ( le f t ) , Seminole County ( nnimim-ioner and memHer of t lie Clmnibep u f Commet ce im lu striu l coinm il tee. unit M. -J. Monujfluin, I L i II uh, Texa n , ce|»reeL-nting J . L . U 'illiiitn s uml Coni|tuny, D nllits. ConalrutTion xxill slstrl next xxeek on the new filun tu L Sanford InduHtrinl P a rk . (S to ry and a rc liite c t’a eoltcejitiim on Fttge 12.J (lle ru ld I ’holn) Arrival of the "Skywarriars" of VAll-1 ha* hern rid. veil from 3 tu 1:1.1 p.m. today. . . . When a formation of 12 Anil Nkyxxai'rlnr attack bomb­ er* fly over the city at upproximate!)’ 2:45 p. m today, it will signal Ho- return of VAII-o, front llu-ir sevennionllis sea cruise, aboard the U.SS Forre.tal, Families of Hie 12 news, as well as friends. Sanford official* mid hii.ines.iiien will join file. C. W. Mesldi-r, Chief of Stuff of llntw ing tine, in xcelcoming them home, t’apl. Joe Tully, Wing eommunilcr, i» out of town nl tiii* time, A reception for the teturn­ ing Wurrint* i* (ilunncd in Hie "ready roum" of Rl'lg. Ill, headquarter* of III* *qiindron’* duty office*. Sat 111day, llio lemnindrr of Hie officer* and men of YAII’• will begin arriving tin 11-an*port nl Itliliiey Field. Tin’ squadron, commanded by I'dr. Lyle Srltr, xxas de­ ployed aboutd Lilt* t’ SS Forlealal last August for duly witli ila* Second mul Sixth Fleet*, culling on six Mislilciiuncut! (sit ts, iiu hiding Raicehum, Spain. BOSTON ( FI T) _ \ blond kirwardr** .xxu> decapitated Thursday night when she ran into tile whirling propeller ot a RUT airliner at Uigan In ternalion.il Air(airl. -She wa* identified by Ka*lern Air Line* official* a* Mi** Barbara Hill, 3t>, of Tampa, Fla . and Itexere, Mas*. They ' said she had hern a ateward«s* fur tile airline for in year*. Tlie plane, an KAL shuttle flight from Boston to Ne­ wark, N. J., wa* warming up it* four engine* fur takirif xxhen the tragedy happened. Twenty four pa*»engers and fixe crew member* were aboard id the lime. Hie March 26 special election lia xc accepted an imitation : (rum Hie Rear Lake Commun­ ity ( ’lull to speak at H p. ill. Mult'll 1*1 at tlic ri'.inbt I’ovv* tuiMi^r al llnir l.ukr. K. I.. Ilulilmrilt In rlmrirr **t Mild hi ( d tl a y Ma« k L'lt vrlinitl Jr., l|it(i|i|Hi!»« ««| |h>niM4-nit fi»r tho SriMto, ii inI Huidtin F'i oil orIrk Hint Jim li'iif Iinito, IH*fnooniMo runt Ko* ptlhIb un rnHilidHto", roj»|»ro* Mvolv, for tho IIimiho , hitvo |in»i»iwil In la* iii'onont ill tho I••*111itjiI Hilly. N O. G.VJ March Hits Northland With Snow By Cnllrtl Rrrxx tnlrrnallon.il Murcli liit)|H’il in like tt fnist-biU m i lion lotluy, dumping f refit show n m iss i In* ce n te r o f tho nution uml (Ireitcliing tho soiitluM-n phiitts with rain. Willi spring o n l y three week* away, Hie mercury at l.one llnek, Wi*., dipped tn eight degree* below rrrn and Belleville, III., reported more than two indie* ot new *now. Heavy tnoxv warning* weru issued (nr much of the area from southern Missouri to southern Ohm, with mo'to Ilian four Inchci ut. know ex­ pected. The Weather Bureau »*ld Hie new itorni would nuixo eastward during the day. Lufkin, Tex., and Pinn Itlulf, Ark . re|Kirted morn Ilian an ImTi of rainfall in six hour*. Resident* of lais Angrlrs were reluctant to see Febru­ ary go. Tho Weather bureau *aitl the month wa* the sec­ ond warmest February on aeeortl. IliMi*icra, however, welcom­ ed March. Their February was the fourth coldest In In­ diana history. Kxlilliilor* at the national lm.it show scheduled to open at Chicago Saturday trotted because there was no open water to demonstrate ware* for prospective purchasers. Lake Michigan wa* frorett there for tile first time jn history. Council To Meet The Mmeli meeting of tlia Oviedo City Council will ha held Moiidny at 7:30 p. m. ill the City Hull. Only rout in« hii->ine** has been scheduled mi tin- agenda at this time, 31is. Dot Courier, rletk, re(MJttcd lo d a y , 1 ^ 5 &/UMUVtXSMV lialii* mark* llir Iif Hi year »>- tune In-en in lm*inr**, mul the •i-ctind year ill our pre-rnl lia-iillon. Tu aliuw our aptitrrialiwn for Ihe hiiinlrcd- ol friend* made during the |IH*I ,"i year* we have a Sl’ Kt’ l \l. G|FT uniting tor u11 adult* win, ionic into our *lorc uml u*k for it (I In a family ). ‘ Tv o l l( Fit lit. GU T t III \ F \MILA (M ilrch U t mid 2nd) I Can Mary Carter Li(|iii(i Glass Knamel liVKItV DAY SAVINtiS Mt *EE Huy 1 Gallon (iK 'V 1 FU EL Mary Carter Paints 209 Went First St. Sanford, Fla. � 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, February 28, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Feb. 20, *63 Irrelb Church Group Enjoys 'Flight To Haw aii' the first in the county many year*, will be a prime feature of the County's SemiCentennial Celebration being planned for April 27. The contest, which is to all single girls ages of 17 end 21 residents of Seminole Coun­ ty, Is being sponsored by the Clvilen Club. The rules slate that each girl must be properly eroned at *11 times, and must furnish the written consent of her parents. The young ladies will be judged on beauty, poise, figure, personality and talent, and m uil agree to prior elim­ ination, (In case more than 30 applications are received) and to whatever tutoring Is deemed necessary for the contest Each contestant must agree to be In the parade, in the bathing *uit contest, the evening gown contest, the tal­ ent contest, and winners agree to attend the formal dance a i honored hostesses, the night of April 27. Applications can be ob­ tained a t the Chamber of Commerce, the Florida Slate Bank, Sanford Atlantic Bank, Sanford Herald, and sponsor­ ing business establishments. Two full length photos must be submitted before March IS. Information which is re­ quired on the application In­ cludes height, weight, bust, waist and hip measurement, eolor of belr and eyes, favor­ ite type of music, description of.Ideal man, favorite foods, talents, education, hobbies, sports, career and other de­ tails. Chairman of the contest for the Civllan* Is Joe Dennison, and alt Clvltana arc assigned to the various committee* o! tho contest. Enterprise PTC Has CD Program lly Helen Snodgrass A program on Civil Defense waa presetted last Tuesday night by Dr. George Frlaon of DeBary for member* of the Enterprise Tarent - Teacher Council who met In the school rafrtorium. The blood hank program for th* a rts waa discussed hy Mr*. Forrest Nutt who asked for Volunteer doners. Devotion* Were led by Mra. Cecil Sellers. Mrs. Ruth Ryon'a fifth grade c la n won the room count. Musical selections were presented hy a Barhurnliop Quartet. Refreshments were served a t the close of lha meeting and program. Oviedo Women To Attend Court By Shtrley Wrntworlh The Young Women'* Auxili­ ary of Ihc Forest City Baptist Church held » program on Hospital . Notes ROSES FOR THE DELLK OF THE HALL draw n trnnp of nwo from Mian Judy Hunten, crowned Belle l>y Mian Kay Ivey (at right) a t tho Annual Glee Club Ball, Saturdny «L Seminole High School. Mian Ivey a junior a t UF waa a former hello when a he attended the achool, Miss Ilunten'a escort is Wnyno Epps and Glee Club President Charles Rabun stands a t right. Runners-up in the choosing of the Belle were Miss Ccnl Wheatland and Miss Diane Hensley. Ml«n Wheal land was escorted by Hob Holt and Mias Heaslcy by Hutch Riser. The cafeteria of tho school was decorated through­ out with colorful roses and fern. (Herald Photo) Coflee Club Meets Thursday The February meeting o( the Coffee Club sponsored by Die Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce will be Thursday morning at 10 a.in In the chamber building. A half hour of good ship In which members have recently joined the ganisalion will tie greeted hy member* of longer stand­ ing, will bo enjoyed together with Tine coffee and good "dunkin’ doughnuts." No special Invitations are being issued; all members are asked to "come on down and make yourself at home." Civic Club Board Meeting Set Wednesday lly IsuiUe Klmunrk The executive hoard of the Altamonte Spring* Civic Club will meet Wednesday at to a.in. at the Community House on Maitland Avc. to plan Thursday's meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Women's Club* for which the Altamonte group will he hostess. Board members are asked to bring a sandwich for lunch a* they will stay to set up the room for Ihe next day’s meet­ ing- DeBary HD Club Sets Meeting lly Sirs. Adsm .Muller The February iiovtlng of the lteBnry Home DcmnnntraDon Cliili will he In-Id this Thursday at tho Community Center brginlng with a work­ shop at 10 n.m. during which Min. ChurlcH Gifford und Mrs. C. K. t'fisler will givo a emitting demonstration. The tegular monthly busi­ ness -session will convene at l::iu pin. following a noon luncheon. By lia d a Smithson Members of tho Oviedo Women’s Club will partici­ pate in a "Day in Court," at 3:30 p.m, Wednesday at tho County Courthouse In .San­ ford. Purpose of the activity I* to promote understanding of laws and the court system and any Interested woman of the area la invited to attend. Glee Club To Meet Arrangements m a y be By Mra. Adsm Muller made with Mra. ft. W. Estes, The Dcllsry Glee Club will d u b president. mci-t Wcdm-sdny evening nl the Community Center with ART UHOWN Mrs. H. Will Inker directing PEST CONTROL and Laura I'lutt Brown at the piano. Ilefnwhnienta will Termite* A Other i’eata In ki-rvrd. AM resident* of the 2601 PARK OR. who enjoy sing­ 322-8865 HANFORD community ing are invited to attend. FEBRUARY 21 Births Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crew* of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sires, of Sanford, a girt Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wiggin* of Sanford, a girl Discharges Frank Slone, DeBary; Angel Dins, DeBary; Solomon Browdy, Oviedo; Irene I’izzo, Longwood; Lottie Broadway, Jamea Fields, MjTtlce Lack­ ey, Elizabeth Grucslle, Ar­ thur Lee Barnes, Crystal Hob­ by, Henry D. Faint III, Lo­ lita Brown, Jacquelln Cheva­ lier, William II. Goad, Bev­ erly Wallace, Garold Boat­ wright of Sanford FEBRUARY 22 Admissions D e l o r e a Pine, Titusville; Doris Lawrence, D e B a r y ; Richard Hudson, Oviedo; Dor­ is Howard, Luke Mary; Will Renfrew, Delores Cooke, Sal­ ly Johnson, Phillip Carter, Peter Van Arkrr, Betty Hop­ kins, Kvu Bell Brooks, Brenda Lee Boston, l.lnda Dee Boston, Carrie Bell Jones and Mathew Moran of Snnfurd. Discharges Eddie M a if o x, Hnpevllle, Ga.; Samuel Arnold, Mary Smith, Lawrence Duvis, Mrs. Eddie Martin and hahy, Er­ nest Baumebter, Marge Wil­ liamson, Vinre Buckner, John­ nie William*, Lillian Marie Bell, Annie McWhorter, Plewthcl Robert*, Muiuoe Schueouman of Sanford. FEBRUARY 23 A d m ission s INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS had ax their guest speaker a t a luncheon meeting Thursday, the General Agent for tho Lincoln National Life Company, Richard Davies, (center) who is shown hero with Don Tabor, left and Clifford Johnson, vice president, (right). (Herald Photo) Business Briefs 5. C. Morgan, new pharmi cist at lluumlllat ami Ander­ son's Drug Store, ha* askumed his duties ill Hie pr»' script Ion department, K. E. lioumillal Jr. announced to­ day. Morgan, a graduate of At­ lanta College of Pharmacy, formerly owned two pharma­ cies in tluwkin*villn ami Barnetvillc, Ga., and worked in St. Augustine for a short while helore coming to Sunford. Morgan's ntdeat son, Grady, I* slso ■ registered pharma­ cist. and hi* second son, M. C„ is a captain In the Ma­ rine Corps. A third son. Steve, I* attending the Uni­ versity of Georgia. The new pharinariat resides at 310 E. n th St. in Sanford with liia wife and wile's mo­ ther, Mrs. Nellie Crilib. ■ • * S. C. MORGAN r THE Virginia Iloweraux, Longwood; Peat I Reed, Winter Park; Mary Dresser, Gerald­ ine Andrews, Dorothy Barnes, Susie Hlackslicnr, B e r n i c e Henderson, Fred Harris, Ar­ lene Meaerve, Janet Will, Timothy W. Griffin, Grover Kinurd of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Kart C. Wills of Sanford, a girt; Mr. and Mrs. Albert,Andrew* of San­ ford, u Imy. Discharges Emil Johnson, Waterloo, Iowa; Lucille Blckel, Lake Worth; Sylvester Elgin, lamic* wood; Owen Doyle, Delorea Cooke, Wllllc Curter, Kenneth Ccresoli, Mr*. Thomas FI. O’Day and hahy; Surah An­ derson, Mr* Harris Causey amt hahy, Sidney Gray, Henry Peters, M u r j o r i o Rudd, Kdythe Ware, Herman Bur­ ton, Grace Bosvnberger and Duphno Humphrey of San­ ford, When full-grown, ■ rarcoun average* 30 lo 36 inches in length weighs IS to 23 pounds and is about a foot high at the shoulders. Hawaii in Fellowship Hall of the church last Wednesday evenlng in observance of Fo­ cus Week. Theme of the entire pro­ gram was based on a simulat­ ed trip lo the Island when l-uests, after entering Gate Two at'th e Hall and receiving n let, boarded Flight linn for Hawaii made possible hy -Mr*. Jackie Zenzel of the College Park Baptist Church who showeil a collection of films taken while living there. The room was appropriately decorated with camellias und orchids and young ladies, at­ tired In muu muus, served tropical punch and homemade rookie* from bamboo booths trimmed with hanging basket* of orchids. After refreshment* w e r e SHINING SHOES FOIt THE HEART FUND is Miss Donnn Markos, shown served those on the. flight here a t the Melody Skating Rink where she shines shoe skates nightly for again fastened their seat hells 23 cents each. P retty Donna, who is one of the candidates for Queen of in chairs conveniently hold­ Hearts for the H eart Show, Sunday, has been doing n good business, ac­ ing cartons of peppermint cording to reports. (Herald Photo) "airsick pills" and mads the trip "home.” Members in charge of the program w r r * Hetty and Marcia Wynne, F'ranrr* Malley, Mary Itogera and Sally Cordell. Lenders of the young Tlic six Seminole High plans to stage a car wash to for the llrart Fund will b* women’s group are Mra. Wal­ School girls who are enndi- help raise funds for the the one who is crowned ter Itobcrg and Mrs. William Queen of Hearts, Sunday, at dales for the Queen of Henri* cause. Brannon. Misses Rena McKentie, D e climax of the Skate at Melody Skating Rink have Rarbara Kanner and Linda S low. found many ways to help Lee have been baking cakes raise money lor Uic Heart for cake walks. Fund. Miss Sandra Getman _ ha* Mis* Donna Markos ha* planned a skating party for burned '•bootblack'' and will fellow workers of her* af a give anyone a slice shine or downtown store, where she tty Helm Snodgra** a skate-hoot shine at her worki part-time. tty IsiuUe Klmunrk The fourth quarterly con­ The Seminole County Fed­ shoe-shinc-stand at the Melo­ Kach of the girls said that ference of the Barnett Me­ they felt it a privilege to morial Methcdlst Church of eration of Women's Chiba will dy tlink. Miss Njleen Albers ha* lie able to help in the light Enterprise was held Sunday meet on Thursday of this against heart disease. week at the Altamonte evening with Rev. Joe Tulle, • Knowing that I might be Springs Community H o u s e d i s t r i c t superintendent, in helping to heal someone's with members of the Alta­ charge. heart is one of the best feel­ monte Civic Club serving a* New Life meeting* were J ings, 1 or anyone, else, could hostesses. held a t the church last wreck have," said Donna Markos. The executive board of the Each penny dropped in the hy guest ministers. Ilev. W ar. Federation will meet at 9:30 lly Mr*. Adam Muller jars of the girls at the Skat­ ren Churchill of l-akc Como a m. at the Community House New l.ifc Revival meetings ing Rink, or placed In their amt Rev. Arthur Ilrutty. with the general meeting to follow ut 10:30 a m . Election were conducted hy Rev, Lu­ accounts at (lie Florida Slate of new officer* will take place ther It. Stnkr* of Monlicollo Rank will count as a vote in at the Drltary Community their favor, with the price of o m en ast at the meeting. Guest speaker will tie Mr*. Methodist Church last week. admission to the skate show, WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Special niuiie was offered and the proceeds of the spe­ Afiff ?I* romnihn Klrino* »r Dl»<Ktr IrCharles McDowell, district rtUU&ai »ftret t* *,co»» many \ jmett M each evening with Miss Ade­ cial projects that they have in *n ■r.d in..* tit ai. r >ca trn*« mid ru-n o n * seven director. front tdn f r r q m n l . bktriGnv or tt r f ii n e r in a ti o n h t i i l H t t r t n d n l t hi. f)« ro iuU h i r, A covered dish luncheon laide Conte at Die organ and undertaken, all counting to­ uyou m«T lot# tl r t j i a n d n f f p r i t e m Hr±,d* ward the final tally. Mrs. J. Jackson at the piano ftchta* D t e k a c h l a n d I r r l old* t l i f d f e . will bo served following the p r r i w d . In a u r h I r r i t a t i o n . CYHTfcX Miss Rarhnra Redicnt served The girl who, with Die help BauftJlf b r i m f i a t , r t l a i l n v c o m f o r t b r meeting. r b i n e I r r tt a ti n * v r r m a in Alroru. m i d as choir director and organ­ of her friends, family and tot uFine a n d bjr riih I eFs Io p a i n relief. O f I team raises the most money C Y tr r x ? ; a t drucffluU. Feel U t t r r f*«u ist. Participating in the musi­ cal selections during the week were the Methodist Male Chorus, the Chancel Choir of By .Mrs. Adam Muller the church, the Daytona Officers for Die newly o r­ Reach Uarbcrship Quartet and ganized Junior High Method­ Sidney Swallow and Harry ist Youth Fellowship of the Harry, violinists. Dcltary Community Method­ ist Church were elected Sun­ day evening. CUSTOM MADE Serving will be Michael T li u r i a in , president; Joe Vickers, vice president; Ro­ bert Scott, secretary, and Matthew Thursam, treasurer. Counselor for the group Is 8AV1N0S Miss Audrey llicrs. The group organized at a meeting on Feb. 17 with a AUTO GLASS total of 15 charter members and Seat Cover Co. who invite all joung people 301 W. 2nd 322-8032 In the area to join them. ★ Uy Gator Lumber Company to meet your exact bulldlag specifications. • Hon therm FHA A VA Builder BY Cod* Con ires* ★ ★ Altamonte Club To Host Federation ★ ★ ★ CI;urch Holds Conference New Life Meetings Held In DeBary W DeBary M Y F Elects Officers P 21 r FOR ANY TRIP world’ s m ost complete jine o f 4-wheel drive vehicles! JACKSONVILLE —Promolion of E. S, Dohyn* to man­ ager of tlm Jacksonville Zone of American Motors has In-on nnmiunred hy T h o m a s A. Coupe, vice president of auto­ motive sales. The Jacksonville Z<>Re •ov­ er* Bumbler dealers in Flor­ ida, southern Georgia and a pottimi of South Carolina. MANUFACTURED LOCALLY ★ Girls Pitch In To Aid Heart Fund TRAILWAYS buses take you anywhere you want to go...at almost any time Easiest travel on earth FORWARD CONTROL'IMF* FC-ITO TRUSSES • ★ Jeep FAMILY ‘I t t f FtCH-UF TRUCK* APPROVED ★ ‘J l S r UNIVERSAL . ‘J U T UTILITY WAQOH* •* P. Je e p •i W FORWARD CONTROL'JUP* FC-1IO T his la the only full line of authentic four-w heel d riv e vehicle*.T hey a re pc rf orniu nee -/iron rf over billions at miles, give ex tra years of service und command hiyluM resale value. These vehicles* feature the new ‘Jeep’ Tbrnudo-OHC engine. Modern ovurhend cam shaft design gives you extra pull­ ing power, less m aintenance and ex­ tra fuel economy, toot Como in nml uuti fur yourself I V i H I C L t S M A D i ONLY BY W IU T S M O T O R S CORDELL'S REPAIR SH O P 500 K. Secoed 8L 8*afottL Florida Ki Im t Willja Prcocnlo Tho Uoyd Bridges Show Tuesday 8 P. M. F ro m Hanford in: (lm- Way J ACKHON VILI.K «:i . id 3 Cantrnlcnt trip* daily MIAMI .. . ...... O i m I hour faster (HU,ANDO .6.*! 3 Comrnirnt trip* daily FT. LAUDERDALE . 16.13 Over I hour faster TRAILWAYS It I S TERMINAL COHNKK I’AKK * 26d ST. VA 2-3811 llrll Alt V. FLA. TERMINAL . " • CHURCH S T , DrIIAltY TRAILWAYS. net i v n i *i i « i or rme maw oumtm-mimmvAr* j fn �I h No Clergy Allowed c lo ^ No minister was allowed to ice Richard Hudson when he lay dying at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday night. A Sanford minister. Rev. Robert Strickland told the Herald today: “They would not let me In the room." One nur»e told me “your mission i* highly Inefler- live." Hudson’s wife attempted to get an Oviedo minister into the room also and he also was refused. Hospital Administrator Rob Itesserer told the Herald that the dorlnr had said “mi visitors" and that on one occasion six ministers tried to get In. 'Ponders' Pipeline Permit Railroad IT mtfnrfc foralfr Has Final By Larry Verthel Last November the Circuit Judge started appointing at­ WEATHER: Fair through Tluimluy. High today, 55-GO. l.ovv tonight, -10-15. torneys to defend Indigent people . . . It went something VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., FEBRUARY 27, 19G3 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. C57 A t Inn tie C o n st L ino like this: “ Do you have an Riiili'iiail to d a y hold s th o attorney?'' “No", came the fin a l " s a y - so " w h e th e r answer. “ Do you have any th e pruixw cd j e t fuel p ip e ­ mono}," “ No", came the an­ line i-hall lie in sta lle d fu r swer and that was that . , . th e tw o m iles fro m L a k e You can Imagine how many Atonion to the Kunford Naval indigent we would have if we Air Station, didn’t have to pay those attor­ ACL opposed the granting ney fees. LONDON (IT'D — Actress I of an easement or right-of• • • Elizabeth Taylor today mark­ way ulong public property by By the way . . . In all the ed her Hist birthday hen? in the City of Sanford to Hi* case* where attorney was ap­ MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier Nikita Khnmlichcv the city she left u* a child Sanford Pipeline Company for pointed. the accused got off Isnualt'il tmlay that Soviet economy lias boon R iw injr before ihc outbreak of World the NAS fuel system. free. , Military graveside services faster than that of the United States in the past 10 War ll. The City, after several • • • for Richard !« Hudson, Ityears. weeks of controversy, did give legislative delegation a lit­ In n political speech before 0,000 persons in the year-old explosion victim, will the pipeline company n fivetle cool to the idea of a public Kremlin Palace of Congresses, Khrushchev milled WASHINGTON (UI’D — year grunt, with option, to lay defender . . . Most of them he belli at It am . Thursday that the country's industrial | The Defense Department was the pipeline ulong Mollnnvilln echo the words of county at Chuluota Cemetery. growth is moving along tn] ^ " wC told Tuesday Hint Congress Avenue. prosecutor Karlyic HouiholdMr. Hudson died Monday The Sanford company bus Intend* in revim tin- Penta­ cr "We're Just not ready for li ght at Seminole Memorial the imiiit whole "vve are trend- M l# M l /* filed un application with ACL gon's $1.1 billion military pay a public defender.’' Hospital of burns and in­ lug on the heels of the United t • ■ for permission to cross its plan. juries suffered last Friday .Stales." railroad tracks cn Melloiivilia Big layoff at Dynatronic* afternoon in a boiler explo­ Western observer* believed Avenue nt Rosalia Drive. . . . But we hear that a mas­ sion at the IILH Product* before lie started speaking sive contract . . . in the plant. He was employed hs a ACL officials at Jackson­ PARIS (UPI I — French that his address would range neighborhood of $2 million boilrriiiaii at tile plant. security officials questioned ville told Tiie Herald by tele­ over Hie whole spectrum of will aid soon. secret army terrorist chief phone nt noon today the ap­ A native of Great Falls, • • • Easl-W e*t issues, amt cover Antoine Argoud today on pos­ plication ha* been received and Mont., Mr. Hudson had made everything from domestic to The Navy has asked that his home in Oviedo for the sible new ns.-iissinstioii a t­ "we are studying it but hnvu MOSCOW (C I'D-P re m ie r key foreign items. 2i) homes in Pinecreri lx1 lust nine y«sirs. lie was a re­ tempt* against President not reached u decision, ns yet. u*ed for special NAS housing. tired airplane 11180111111*1 of Khrushchev said th at in the Nikitn R. Khrushchev said to ­ Charles Delian lie. We'll let you know when wo • • • past 111 years, the Soviet tin- day the .Soviet Union would decide whether to approve or the U. S. Air Force. A World Zoning Director Bob Brown tirnnl income has been grow­ come to the aid of Culm, reject it." War II veteran, he wo* the tells us those three buckets ing nt ii rate of i).g per cent holder of six battle stars and China, East Germany or any MIAMI BEACH (UI'D — in the courtroom yesterday n year on average, whereas the Europeon Campaign Med­ weren't full . . . “ Only a the average in the United other “ Soclnlfst" nation in Hie AFL-CIO executive coun­ NEW HUMMING RECORD fur A31J Sltywurrior aircraft in Heavy Attack cil hciulid home from its mid­ pint of water in them," says al. He was a member of the States litis been only 2.7 per case Of "Imperialist" attack. Wing One hns been established by Cdr. 0 . W. Kimimms. commanding of­ Brown. . How come the Methodist^ Church. His words were reminiscent winter conference today, call­ cent, ficer of ltenvy Attack Squmliim Nine, Sanford Naval Air Station, Cdr. Survivors are his wife, ing again for a Ilfi-hour work roof leaks after its was re­ Tiie roul income per work- of those spoken last Friday Kimmons scored seven bullseyes on bis target, u sunken LSI ship In Lake week "not as a panacea" but paired last year?" . . We've Mrs. Violet Hudson; five chil­ e* in the Soviet Union, lie Defense Minister Marshal H* one step low aril* deei eas­ George. Small practice Ixmibs are used. Sharing the Commander’s award been looking for that leak for dren, Sherry and Hetty Ann, said, bin increased la per ll'dluli MulilioV'ky, who warnwith Cdr. Kimmons are his crewmen, AD,1-2 Jolm Sonlerin (left) and Lt. ing unemployment. three months," said Mr. Taw as City, Mich,, uml Rich­ rd the United State* thut any cent In Hie past four years. Wade Mnrkley (right), who, himself, hits scored six hull eyes. ard L. Jr., Roland and De­ An Improves! program for Brawn. Tho per rnpitn increase in attack <m Culm would start u nise Mildred, at home; a sis­ • • • handling less-than-c a rlond industrial production in the thermonuclear Woild War 111. (LC D freight shipments has Wonder why the County ter, Mr*. Esther Truinur, of WASHINGTON (UPD — Illit Khrushchev widened ■Soviet Union, lie said, has been Inaugurated by the At­ Cuminisalon doesn't eliminate Kansu* City, Mo., and two totaled 44 per rent in Hie the sphere of coverage by in­ IYen’doll l Kennedy'* tax rut brother*, HeiWrt, of Cutlantic Coast 'Line Ruilroad, these unscheduled appear­ program wus shunted aside past five years, lie said this cluding the other Communist providing overnight service to ances of delegations and in­ hunk, Mont., ami Leiidel Hud­ temporarily today to clear the states. compared with only H per cent most Florida and some South dividual* with their prob­ son, of Blanca, Colo. eongressiunnl track for u in llie United Stairs in a Brision Funeral Home is in lems? Commission spent all slop-gup extension for Hie Georgia points. similar period. Local ACL official* said to­ of Tuesday morning listening charge of arrangements. A ll Ferrin, prominent lend­ S-ni-S billion limit on Hie na­ lie added Hmt Soviet indus­ day the new and improved to request* and didn't get to er of u North Oriiiiolu Hometional debt. trial production is now nUnit » stem will i'leludn t'v live of tin- agenda until LUO p.m. In Need for a united county Irani in nuppurt of u owner's A»*n. two years ago, IKt per eellt of Unit of the rail Do-glit cars, trucks .and Charlotte County, if your turned in lit* signed petition i Killed Out much-needed road improvement program will be United Klntrs as uguiiihl 47 naiua Isn't on the agenda you TALLAHASSEE (UPD — “piggy-hack" trailers. ! stressed wbon the lung range planning committee tut* Tuesday afternoon to per rent III lt*fi7. A wholly-owned subsidiary ns a candidate for ai • not recognised. llie Supreme Court ruled out on roods uf the Chamber of fommeive meets a t 7:30 qualify • • « TALLAHASSEE (UI’D — today proposed tinnsfer of a of ACL known hm Kcaroa.xl Group Three Village Council­ p. m. Thursday itl the courthouse. A former West Paint Beach Inline** rnelng permit from Transportation Company, tins man ill the Mail'll Ul elections. I>r. Frank Leone's report to Chuirmiin Dougins Stenstrnm said todny the com­ (’resent holder of tin* group motorcycle cop and bail Hie Pome D»* I. on Trotting been established for tho new the Comnibiion that food WASHINGTON (UPD — mittee will route up with rec- three seat is North Orlando imndsmari testified at the Association in ht. Jolm* service. handlers sre no longer re­ The Supreme Court todayoiumemlntiiiii* for road miCliillingworth reward Itearing County- to South Florida Har­ l'rime F. Osborne HI, SeaMayor Frank Fnsilla. quired to have health cards takes another look at prayer provenu-nts for study by the today dial lie tricked Floyd ness Raeewny* in Broward coast president, stated: “This Ferrin nml Art Rhodes, who by the Stale Health Depart- 111 tits- public school*, an issue County Commission, (Luckyi llnl/upfcl into return County. g itally Improved scrvico will filed Monday, are tiie onlynirnt was a "bombshell." that loused a torrent of crit­ The Coni miss loll Into Tues­ two to qualify so fur nltiinugh Ing from a South Ameri­ lie provided with no incieusu Some local officials are dis­ icism on the Justice* lust TAMPA (U P I)-T h e Flor­ day approved in suhslslice the seven more petitions have in the applicable rail rates. turbed nu end. Frinstancc, June. ida Association of C o u a t y can hide-out by telling him rerummeminHon* of County been taken out. Ills wife was ‘Tunning Which generally are lower "Clock” learned today that Commissioners wilt recom­ TOKYO (UPI) — Commu­ At that time, the court MIAMI (UI’D—The Federal Engineer William Bu-h u* (Nullifying d e a d l i n e i> mend an increased tax on rlu- around" with uilicr men, school food hnndlera were re­ ruled out u*e of a 22-word nist China, in one of its luirsh- Hum other rule*." P. <1. Wilbur said Ills main e*l attacks, today accused Bureau of Investigation said published in Monday's Her­ Thursday ot fi p. in. Five hundred trailers *ra nret and gasoline during the quired a year ago to undergo non - denominational prayer today il was investigating a ald. Krill Imldiiig petitions ale mining session of tin- Slate purpose in getting llotrapfei Russia of inquiring economic available and more will lie physical examinations and, It composed by New York slate Flenstroin pointed nut the lia ily Iteincker, C l a r e n c e back lo Florida was to help Legislature. is reliably reported, three officials for schools that eared report that someone attempt and pulilical pressures in an acquit ed a* tiie demand for l liniuhcr committee last year Memory, Fusnlu uml four rd to derail a 57-cnr freight Tim association endorsed a get In* confession lo the Chill effort lu force the Peking llie new service increase*. wire found to have active to use it. inguorlh murder* so lie could train on the Florida East spearheaded the move which women, Mis. Anion Krccck, Final ACL spokesmen said cases of tuberculosis, Today, the is-ue was the- Coast Railway tracks here brought out a delegation of Mis. MiiIvin Campbell, Mi*. proposal Tuesday- for a three claim the $ 100,000 stale purse regime in submit in their riv­ • • • today Hint LCL shipment* out cent per pack increase on eigalry for lendt rriiip of tho Lord's I’rayer — and Bible* late last niglil. some fin persons who areont- Rill Kkisliik m ii <! Mri. John It. iii i-tie* nml uue cent per gal­ and a S2.I.ISSI family reward. of Kanfonl will be deliveresl Registrar Csmmy Bruce re- reading as well. Arguments Wilbur is une of six persons Cumniiinlst world. pnniisl tin- Commission to its ViiiiEepoel. "We are conducting an inthu follow lug day tu must lon oil gasoline. * ports absentee ballots will be were scheduled on case* from vciligation to determine If briefing session with tiie The association iiImi endors­ pressing a claim lo (he hig Florida points, such as Clearready next week for the Baltimore and Philadelphia. reward before L'on Circuit there is any federal law vio­ Suite Road Department. ed several other rccommcndii* NEW ORI.EAN (UPD — water, Tampa, St. Petersburg, March Mil »|xvial election. The decisions, not expected lation." an FBI spokesman Judge W May Walker. Tills nlso will Ih* sought, lion* for legislation concern­ Hie gambling trlnl of nine U a i ll v »Vil lo, Jacksonville, Three names will be on Ih* for some weeks, muy well lie said the lie about HoiStenstrnm said, when the ing money mutters. men charged with con.piling Lakeland, and Auburndale, ballot: Muck ('levt-Und Jr., trigger an even niuto violent said. laj'fel's wife so angered Hut He said the specific law in Commission meets with SRI) These Ilie hided ul Inca I ion of unopposed for the new Sen­ eniotiouai outburst limn did xapfel tli.it tie caught a plane to eladi- federal excise taxes question was the Federal officials March ? ul lie Land Hie unpledged portion of Hie ate scat, and (Jordon Fred­ the New York opinion, if the home with u ticket paid for on long ilUtunco telephone with this yeur's request for auto lag anle* tu acquisition erick (I)> and Jan Fortune rationale of tlio court's rea­ Train Wreck Statute which State-accomplished improve­ by tin Slate Sheriff'* Bureau call* in eoiiiiertioii witli a mimakes it unlawful In damage, tlohwldc gambling opera:'on, By I'niitil Press International of rights of way for primary and hough! by Wiiliur. (HI for the House scat va­ soning is the same. derail, nr disable a tram ment* with county-allocated muds, a more realistic valua­ resumed today after u fiveHeavy snow whipped by cated by Cleveland, In that case, Justice Hugo engaged in Interstate com­ funds held by this Slate for tion of real mid pel nomil prop­ • • • day rci ess, L. Black found the use of the merce. Tiie spokesman would primary and secondary road gnlc-forrr winds continued to el ty for lax purposes, enact­ pound tiie southern Appala­ School Supt. Ray Milwee prayer run counter to that BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPD give no further deiails of the projects. chians today, threatening Vir­ ment of tiie Jiiilni.il Council reported this morning ice in part of llm Constitution's - The uioilicr of one of four Bush said today hn is pri»investigation. legislation limiting r o u n l y fly t n llcd Pres* In le r iu ilju iiu l ginia’s pencil crop. Closing his bird hath, first time in First Amendment which says; American flyers who dliapThe engine was traveling pnring the i omniission-apsupplementa tn elute officials' The railway clerks planned peared during the ill-fated 2? yrars at this time of year. "Congress shall make no luw school* and icing roads. proved list of primary and about 45 miles per hour when salaries, mid a general revi­ to go to Hie court today to Cuban invasion accused tbo Chamber Mgr. Joint Krider respeeting an establishment Frigid polar air gripped the sion of the occupational Iiit hit a switch in suburban secondary mad projects for fight u n-ati uiniiig order While Reuse Tuesday night of said It couldn't be ao — temp- of religion.'' eastern h a lf of the tuition. Tliur.-ilay's Chamber eoniiiiilMiami Shore* which had been cerise* tax schedule turning all ill hits .-tailed llieir strike "huMing hack" information s-tntuiv only down to 40, the Temprnituirs felt us Mill' ll ns Jammed partially open with a U*o meeting. all proceeds buck to thu coun­ against .Southern I'urlfir Rail­ concerning the fale of her bank’* clock-thermometer at :t2 degrees III the southeast ties. 14-inch long piece of railroad way. Publishers and striking son. .7*1 notwithstanding Jolm rays from Tuesday’s reading*. Ra­ rail. printci* lirokp off negotia­ the clock doesn’t even tell the Mrs. Riley Sham burger Sr. leigh. N. ('., registered 17 to­ Tin* weight of the engine tions in lilt- lung New Yuik said she list written Prcxiright time, day, compared with 4tl deforced the swilcli closed and newspaper strike. * * * deni Kennedy I wire for some g i i t-- 21 hour s ear Her. An upeit meeting of the St. knocked tiie piece of rail in­ word regurding Riley Jr., hut It looked to u» that dur­ Suli fleering wrallw-r domi­ Johns River Outboard Mara­ to the sireet where investiga­ A Itoekledge m a n w a s the While House made “evaing yesterday's rain people nated southern Virginia, thon Assn, has hern set for 1 tor* recovered il. charged with failure to have WASHINGTON (UPI) — rive" answers. parking on First St. were p.m. Sunday at ihc First Fed­ The slrikeliound FEC lias hi* vehicle under control when North and South Carolina, A t.2 per cent increase in store employes . . . shoppers been operating one freight his ear skidded on llwy. 17-112 Gisirgia, Tenncssco ninl Ala­ food prices boosted the cost had to walk from the (urking eral Bldg.. 312 W. First St , Inks Pact Eugene Meadors, president, train daily each way between and ian into tin- rear of a gas bama. Cold wave and hazard­ of living liy two-tenth* of I lots. FORT I. U ’DERDALE, Fin. ous driving warnings were per cent during January, the Jacksonville and Miami since truck ‘I uesday afternoon. has announced * • • il l'll -Slogger Mickey Manpus 1 1 d throughout tinarea. Feb 3 with supervisory per­ This year's St. Johns Biver 1 hu driver was identified as Labor Department repul led First - of • the - .Month Kpe- lie uf Hie 'New Pork Yankee*, Tomorrow is Seminole Coun­ L ^ .. a J Southern Virginia wus cov­ t in lay, Arthur Annls. A passenger in rials by Sanford merchant* the American League’* most ty day at the Central Florida Marathon Harr will he the sonnel. The railroad was struck his cur. Lynn Robinson, Cocoa, ered with 7 incite* of fresh aubjcct of discussion and a Tiie department said the in­ RAY MILWEE will lie fralurrd In Thurs­ valuable player last season, Fair. full attrndanre is requested. Jan. 23 when non-operating suffered minor face injuries snow while- parts of North dex rose tu 100 per rent of the * • • day's lii-rabl. signed his Iti tlt contract today . . . ’Not Mini’ A double page of sped si fo r a reported I IOU.IHMI. Well, I see Muck and Cor­ Election of officer* will lie union employes walked uut in in tho accident, a ecu riling to and South Candid* had Up In IU57-511 average, and 1.1 per a wage dispute. Trooper llill Ktringfield. four Inches. rent increase over a year ago. don got through tiie Demo­ held at this tune advertising call* attention cratic primary . . . to new merchandise, sale • • • Hem* and the best budget Mixed Trading NEW YORK (CPU—Stock* Is Charlie Splvak the big buy*, with Friday night name hand fur tlx.* Semi-Cen­ open-HI-nine hours partic­ opened mixed on rout mo starting turnover today. tennial? ularly noted. I • I Vernon Dunn had charged Board of County Commission "I ain't mad at no one " “ My intention* lo appear particular area ol (hr county. some future dale the two Thai Glenn Jones mixed up This was the gist of a pre­ Hie Scluxil Board with a “ lack cr*. The members have been before I ll e Co mini* sinners “ Realizing that the board Ixjurd* should get together Men (hardeners in the home repair racket it flridge not a resident of thia city pared statement released lilts of co-operation." Avery also most Interested in srliool af­ was to correct any misunder­ had a full agenda and recog­ and discus* their mutual .._ Page ft Members of the Kunford . . . lives just outside . . . morning by School Supt. R. claimed the School Board fairs and in way* of assisting standing concerning the loca­ nizing that we have four new problem*, and I shall so Men'* Garden Club will meet CIn-sified _ Page 3-A Gotta be careful with all T. Milwee in response to built new sciraols “in the the School Board in providing tion of school site*. I wanted members on Hie School Board recommend to the School at 7:30 p. in. Thursday at llie Comic* .......... Page 2-A followed roads, furnishing us fla y , to explain the manner by who have had no occasion to Board. criticism leveled al t h e boondocks" a n d these Jones’ around. Dear Abby . ... Pag* I Agricultural Center un Hwy. • • • School Board and ll* admin­ through by requesting the and permitting the use of which schiNil sites are select­ work wills llie County Com­ "Butts boards are well 17-K2 for an organisational Editorial Page l-A Hospital overflowing . . , istration Tursday morning Commission lo build roads to county equipment in improv­ ed. I felt I should point out missioners, and that there ■war* of llie necessity of co- session with new club officer*. Page 0 Entertainment ing school sites. They have that there arc certain laws arc two new members on operallng in providing for the A questiun and answer ecsiiun with kids . . . Bet Bob Bess- in the County Commission the new facilities. Legal* l'age 2-A. 3-A "I have no quarrel what even volunteered their assist­ and slate board regulation* their board who have had no orderly growth of the county, un current problems of rold erer can't wait until the new meeting. Puzile ......___ Page 2-A pediatrics ward is built . , . Commissioner Jam er Avery soever,” Milwee said in re­ ance and made recommends we are required lo follow in occasion to work with llie and I am sure this will pre­ damage, cure of pianta and Society — Page K 2? youngsters bedded down. a n d former Commissioner ply this morning, “ with Hie liuns about Himgs to In- done locating a school iri sonic School Board, I felt that al vail." other subject* will be held. Sport* ........... Page 0 ★ ★ 'S a y -S o ' ★ Reds Show Gain-Nikita Hunt Co. Blast Victim Dies Of Burns Marks Birthday To Revise Plan We II Come To Aid Of Cuba'— Nikita New Attempt No Panacea ★ ★ ★ Improved ACL Program Slated Moved Aside United Road Front Program 'Em phasized' Ferrin Qualifies In Village Tricked Lucky, Cop Testifies Court Ponders School Prayer Gas, Cigaret Boost Proposed FBI Probing FEC Derailment Russia Hit Trial Resumes Heavy Snows Whip Southland Mom Says White House 'Holding Back* Court-Bound Outboarders To Plan Marathon One Hurt in Car Mishap Living Costs On Increase 1st Of Month Specials To Be Highlighted ★ ★ ★ 1 Ain't Mad At No One---Milwee Herald Index �QTffr Oanforb Sr raft t Page 2—Wed. Feb. 27, '63 To M ake Annex Study Feasibility study of whrth* • r there U a need for a court­ house nnnox In South Semi­ nole County will I* made by • special committee of 10 "reepontlble citleene." County Commission agreed Tuesday afternoon that i«ch of the five membere name two pereone from hie respect­ ive district to serve on the "courthuu.w- annex commit­ tee." The membere are to sub­ mit their nominations to Chairman J . C. Hutchison. who will appoint the commit­ tee. The action followed a rec­ ommendation submitted two weeks ago by Douglas Stenstrom as chairman of the long range planning committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber committee recommended the study be made to determine the feasi­ bility of establishing a facili­ ty to furnish courthouse srevIres In the south end of the county. In other action Tuesday aft­ ernoon, the Commission: Youths Get Stern Lecture Four tccn-ugo boys who spent three thiys in the county Juil earlier this month when arrested by dty police for potty larceny, were given gentle but impres­ sive lectures on future behavior by Juvenile Judge Vernon Mizo mid placed on probation Tuesday after­ noon. Tbs boys—two 13 years old, one 14 and ona 15—had con­ fessed earlier that they had stolen pastry and fruit In early mornings from In front of groeorlee while worklnr their newspapsr routes. They told the epurt they had been discharged from their paper routes. Judge Mis* had each bop, With his parents, appear sep­ arately In hla chambers. Vis­ itors at the hsarlng Included poliee officers, two ministers, two news reporters and oth­ ers. The f r i t two boys brought comments from Judgo Mite that Investigation brought food behavior reports from their school. Hie first and fourth boys, tho court aald, bad more than avoragt IQ's, The second and third boys w en reported haring troubles with thslr school work whlls tho third youth admitted hav­ ing been paddled for Infrac­ tions of school ndra. It was the flret offense for the flrVt.^hree boys and Judge Mite gape them/the same pro* bsllonsry sentences: Pieced In custody of their psrents end abide by their rulse; at­ tend school regularly and abide by school rules; not as­ sociate with boys or girls of bad reputation*; report to the Juvsnll* counsellor of requeetad, and not change residence or school without notifying the cou rt The fourth youth, on proba­ tion for a similar offense at tha Uma of his arrest earlier this month, was reported hav­ ing no particular school prob­ lem* end Is well liked by his tcschera and other pupils, W1 am Justified," Judge Mite told the boy, "In rumini.ting you to the reform school a t this time but I am going to give you a second chance, Any further law vio­ lations by you and you will b« committed to the Florida School for Uoys without ques­ tion" The court gave him tha sam« probationary rulrs plus that he must be In hla home by V p.m. nightly, report twice each month to the Juvenile counsellor, writ* an assay on the subject, "Respect uf Prop­ erly Rights uf Olliers," ami cj-opfrste with Attorney Mack Clevaland Jr., who was appointed a special probation officer of the court tu work with the buy in itdiuLIllUUlig himself. Hie probationary eeliUricca era for Indefinite periods, the court explaining tu Hie par­ ents “it Is up tu (lie buys, themselves, whin these sen­ tences will 1* terminated." After ths hearings, Judge Mita explained to the that the boys were Jail over tha weekend arrest Iu-cbum- polite wera Intreaties ting tho petty larcen­ ies "and a good part thefta haven't been up yet." Police Chief Roy U. Wil­ liams Informed Ilia court that It was necessary to “stake uut" police officers (In their off-duty hours in tho cries) to apprehend those four boys. Ho a>li grocery thefts to a ncgtlglUb three boys' arnwt. Judge Mis* ala* explained Florida law do** not permit ball for Juveniles although adults may post bonds for thslr freedom pending dis­ position of thslr cases. Th* court also Informed the visitors that 21 Kfminnlc (’minty Juveniles, hoys and girls, were committed to in­ dustrial schools during 1002 and 10 were held for various periods of time In tho county jail (luring last month. Judge Mite has been spear­ heading a movement tu pro­ vide a Juvenile detention home In flrmlnnlo -County and he informed tho visitors Tuesday that the Florida Juvenile Judges Association Is push­ ing legislation to provide a parole system for Juveniles relreied from reform schools, much the same as the parole system now provided for adults released from prisons. This particular case brought widespread publicity when tho father of one hoy wrote a lengthy letter to the editor of Tha Herald complaining of hla sun’s three-day Imprison­ ment. However, the mother of the youth who drew tho strictest proliatlonary Mtitcnca Inform­ ed. the court tliat "the three days ho iqiont in^fnll did him a *oHd of goM; hun oka/ mighty good to him now, * don’t have to tell him to come humo after school. In fact, I don't even have to tell hi in to take out the garbage." Driving Rodeo Set Saturday Application blanks for the Teem«e Driving Ratk-o to tie held Saturday si 0 a. in. at the city parking lot nn the lukefrent (Seminole Illvd.) are available al tho Jnyccc Information b u i l d i n g on French Avs,, chairman Dob Hay said today. All participants must be between in and ID years old, single and Judges will be members of t h e Sanford Police Department, Seminole County Sheriffs office and (he Florida Highway Patrol. Automobile* to Ik* driven in the rodeo will bo furnished by local auto dealers, Roy said and winners will bo en­ tered In state competition. Took under advisement for further study what action shall bo taken to care for county indigent patients, whether a new county home or boarding ths patients in private nursing and rest home*. Tabled until tin- next budg­ et hearing the matter of pro­ viding funds for County Civil Defense, Approved extension of the north end of Montgomery Itond " at tho discietion of Hoad Hujit. J. C. Lavender." Itcncwed Ita request to the State Road Department for traffic signal need survey at Highway 17-02 und 27th Strict following receipt of a letter from SHU a-KIng if the county will pay for the light and installation, the county wants the survey to determine if it shall expend $12,000 for light ami installation plus |IG7 monthly maintenance charges. Approved a perpetual ease­ ment from Hunt Oil Company for a 30-foot right-of-way along Onora Itond for a sidewall. to the Naval Air Sta- tton from Sanford Avenue subject to County Attorney I Harold Johnson's ‘‘ironing out” some legal technicalities. Approved a building permit for Harrar Land and Invest­ ment, Inc., to erect a *31,000 addition, 100 by f>30 feet, to its plant on Highway 17-02. Directed Zoning Director Robert Ilrown to tak* the nec­ essary legal steps to remove n junk yard ''eyesore’* on New Upsala Road. Set March 20 for a series of public hearings on tuning amendments. PLAID STAMPS £ if m M m flS-jpsT • Right" Heavy Western Reef Chuck J. C. HUTCHISON Board Pays Homage To Hutchison M elodee Heart Show Set M assiv e Flu Outbreak Covers 2 9 States Getty Rich, But Works Hard KM' . With this mup*111 ami purchase of 15.00 isMNTa . or more. M Redeemable only at AftP Stores giving plaid SI a mji - in Florida, Georgia, or <m South Carolina. ~ L i m i t one coupon per adult customer, straw* iM Jax. 3-1-63 Coupon good through March 3. w ik i One of Seminole County's muchly traveled hlghwuys now Is "General J. C. Hutch­ ison Parkway." I The name-change was voted In u resolution approved Tuesday afternoon by County Commissioners J a m e s P. Avery Jr., John Fitzpatrick, Lee Gary and John Alexander to honor their chairman, Gen. J. C. Hutchison. I The roadway is what was named "Pennsylvania Park­ way" but more commonly referred to as "Dig Tree Road." on which Big Tree I Park Is located. The resolution reads: "In appreciation for devotion and service which Gen. J. C. Hut­ chison has given to Seminole County, be It resolved that Pennsylvania Parkway or Rig Tree Road he renamed Gen­ eral J. C. Hutchison Park­ way." • THIS IS AN OLlhSitiOiiiLE? Well, maybe not, but it will "pretend-like" General Hutchison express­ it i* in tho H eart Fund Show a t tho Melodee Skating Itink Sundny night. ed "appreciation for the honor Hank teller*, Mr*. Barbara Harvey, Mr*. Cantlyn Lane and Mis* Judy you have paid me" and later Hentley who will help count the money to determine^the winner of the said "when they spring such Queen of Hearts perch on the bnnk’a loan department advertising prop. a surprise on you, you are (Humid I’hoto) more or less tongue-tied and can't think of much to say.” County Attorney Harold Johnson said the name change will become official after Flower decorations for the some legal technicalities, in­ Nostalgia is (he basic in­ Dy Tho Old Mlllstream"; gredient of the big skitling "liicycle Dull! For Two," *1hiw will tic created liy Mo­ cluding a public hearing, are concluded. show planned for tho benefit "Dy Tim Sea" and "Jalousie." na's Flower Shop. of the Heart Fund Drive, B For the number, "In My n. in. Sunday ut Melodee Skat- Merry Otdsmohilo," tho uni­ que UUle auto, used by Flor­ ing Rink. ■ Taking their cues from the ida State Dank Uiuti Drpailpopular song, "Dearie, Do inrnt will cruise around tlic You Remember When?", Hie rink as part of liio show. There are 49 young skaters very first number of Uic show will lie performed by four (iking part in the show, young misses and (heir "Dear which is presented eacli year Old Dad" . . . Jeri Flckca for (tie benefit of the Heart Dy United Press International 19,200 persons have been with Dud Dill Fickes; CuUty Fund. A massive outbreak of in­ stricken with Influenza in Director Is Miss Slicaln Dcrkcy witli Dud Leroy Decfluenza covered 29 states to­ Tennessee this year. Most of key; Jackie Ivey und Dad D ot, a former Queen of the new cases were in the non Ivey and Sheala Host Hearts, and u three-,line can­ day and kept thousands of western part of the state. student* and workers home didate. with Dad Sliealy Dest. A leading medical ipokoiIn bed. Other old-time favorite man aald Tuesday llie Loa The U. S. Public Health tunes which will form the Service (PHS) said the dinger Angeles area may escape the Ihcmr for ikate dances and of Aslan flu is expertod lo flu outbreak because a 1900 skits include "While jtrulling wane by Ihe middle of next epidemic may have Immu­ In the Park One Day"; "In month hut many areas In the nized enough persona to pre­ My Merry Oldtmobllc; "Down eastern half of Ihe nation re ­ vent another siege. But Dr. HOUSTON (UPI) - Secre­ ported rising sickness rates. Clayton G. Loosli, dean of Ihe tary of State Ouan Huvk said The Communicable Disease University of Southern Cali­ Tuesday night that Ihe only Center at Atlanta said Asian fornia School of Medicine and future Cuban Premier Fidel llu has been positively idea- a member of Ihe National LONDON (DPI) - Jean Castro has is one ot misery. lified In 16 states. Other Commission on Influenza, Dusk said a Marxist-Lenin- forms of influenza and kin­ said Los Angeles la not yet Paul (Jelly, one of the rich­ est men In the world, 1m> id regime in Cuba is "incom­ dred ailments Idled residents out of danger. Tho PHS said that states llovcs millionaires arc the patible mill the commilmctilt ot 13 other states. hardest-working people in Uic of the hemisphere and with Nearly 4,000 new cases of reporting Asian llu included tlic obligations of Cuba It­ flu were reported in nine North Carolina, Maryland, world. Delaware, Kansas, Illinois, "They work longer hours self." Alabama counties Tuesday, "Cuba will not he permitted pulling the state total well Georgia, South Carolina, New Ilian any other working man," the 70ye*r-old oil king said to use any ot its arms outside over 10,000. Health authori­ York, Massachusetts, Ohio, Sunday night on a television of Cuba." Rusk said. "A So­ ties said the outbreak shows Minnesota, Michigan, New Connecticut and Interview on the British viet military presence on that no sign ol reaching a peak. Jersey, lows. Island cnmint he accepted. Droadcasllng Corp. The current cold wave ii ex­ Other slates n-|>orting "flu­ pected tu push Alalia mu's flu like" virus outbreak ■ were total still higher. Schools In three Kentucky Vermont, Maine, Kentucky, West \ irginia, ftdir.na, Ten­ counties remained closed to­ nessee, Okl'.homa, Arkan­ day. State health officials sas. 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Duncan Barnea (riKht), writer-reporter for SjMtrtH Illustrated Mnifnzine, telephoned Tallahaaaee from New Yolk City anil rciiueatcd the name of the Ijeat ahad authority In Florida. Ho was referred to Seminole County’s Jim Crowe (left). Barnea will cover shnd flshimr from the St. Johns to Canada. He ia beiiiK inter­ viewed here by Bill Vincent Jr., The Herald sjwrt columhiat. (Herald Photo) Heavy Card Al Raceway By Bill Vlnrcnt Jr. Well, it seems shad rar.not climb • fish Udder . . . and that magazine reporter quot­ ed here last week was all wet (like the fiih). "Knee Deep" quoted lie* porter Delntan, of Sports Afield, about a fish lad^rr for ahad and (lie editor stuck in u noto that Jim Crowe pre­ viously had said shad cannot climb a ladder. Now romca Jim and quotes Paul Nirhols, chief of shad nml striped bass slildha, U. H. Biological l.uhurutory, Beau­ fort, N. C., who was here for three duys last week and Jai-Alai Enlries n ita r l i t t l R — liaaMra, a f l M i . i 1. 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I torrli r Ar.lttn • t*«-liaiiit; Huts; A l l l t i - Z i n * . six th i * M i r — iiMH.tr.. a IMiiai. | A r r o n a - L i r .n t a . 1. ,\Mat>ZuM;i s, O nsts-Urlxarj l A rrl.u K In rtl; A stlatCell a tils. s. It.lilloM . Zaira; HuUst I'rU . Aaustln. * r .t l:V T II I. Mil: — llauhlr ., a p x la i.: t. A n tra h .-K s ra sn ito ; 1 K stra ilt-J u snchu i I. Arrunsf r i t s ; 4 Isa.otarr*; I. Kur* ■IU.l-t)ri|Uldl; S. A r i l r l a . R u an*; Hnhs: T c Jsro.|rla». I t l l . l l I II IIAMI: — s l a n t . . , T a u l n l . i t. A s il .l l n . 2. ( l n . t r , 3. Ail. no, I. It sdt. l ... I |Jila, t. Irlart*. T. J a i l a , 4. H a . It. Hub: L or.n io. MATII (I M i l : — lloablM , a M l - i s i : 1. A s t l a s - l x i r s n t o : t. Arrlllo-Zubli 3 A rra llb .I.K c hants; I. Ja. lu-Klurrl; I. Hi la* I r U r l . ; *. H a i t i - A a u . l i n : Hubs: Aldas-SlanUrl. l a i l l UANH — l l . a b l . a , a M lsw i I. A n s c . b . - J u s n r h u ; 2 H n . l . - l r.sill'll: 1. Arrlrta31. u nit; I. S larlla-K irra; S. Al'las-Olarr*: *. A r r o n i - U r l u r ; Hulis: A s l l a * • Uatnun. II 1 II U t t t i : — HuisMr., T Im. imi .1 I A ld .ts -U rh .n ls ; 1. Ill'll •)*-31*m u l l I. Urls-Z ub l; 4 Xsria: 3 A s tl g * .A a u s tl n ; (. A rrlilu -i.lu irl; 2. A rra llb elIrisM t; I H sstl-trorsn so; Hubs: Ousts.ITrlssr, Tonight Ihe Semlnols Park quarter horse fans will get a break. The nine race card will have six quarter horse romps and three harness goi. Tlte eighth race will be the featured quarter horse run of the evening. The Iteld of eight starters will be going slipped out beforu we knew over a 350 yard distance. Lira, the favorite, will be it and could Interview him. Jim says that Delman "did going after his third straight not cheek hi* fact* before victory. Jockey Spud William­ writing the urtlrlc in Hpnrt* son will again be up on the Afield. The 8HIIU.0O0 is right seven year old griding. but not tho ladder part. Tho( Ronald Doolln and 111 Fl structure actually Is an rn- Dial, conllalant money win­ trapnwnt lo experiment with ner* will alio go to lha post shad reproduction in impound- In Ihii one. Sally Aircraft and Mis* ment ureas and a putt of an overall project of $8.5 mil­ Becky Pick, both alrong fav­ lion if tills first $800,000 proj­ orites with the Seminole fans, will square off In the co feaect Is successful." The cost of this program, lured harness trot. Tills race will also see Jim states, is not being borne hy thu tuxpuyer hut by the Spirils Lady going from the number tlirce post position. power und light roinpanies. As to the impoundment The seven year old mare areu* In the upper 8t. Johns driven by her owner Ed LewItlver, Nichols while here last ter lias finished second in Iwr last three starts. She is week Imd litis to say; Tile Susquehanna fishery well capable of taking Ihe ( Piimsylvanin) produced only win tonight. 14,(HK) fish in Hie sport fish­ ery und one-thiid the pound­ age in romiucrciul flsliery, a> compared to Florida comniereliil flsheiy of 550,000 pounds in 1958 and 65,000 f.sh In the sport fishery Jim claims that while Penn­ NEW Y O R K CUP!) sylvania and the power com* NCAA tournament bound New panics ni« willing to invest York University, a semi-finu possible $8.5 million ill an alist in the post-season eareffort to preserve and en­ nival three year* ago. moved hance! their shad fishery, Into the United Preaa In­ "every effort here ia directed ternational major college bas­ tnw’Urd tile destruction of the ketball ralings top 10 for the biggest shnd fishery on thu first time this season today Atluntir seaboard." while Cincinnati retained the Jim added a postscript to No. 1 spot for the 13th straight hi* letter; week. "lit ease you think f get NYU. which lost four of Its angry about sUeli tilings ns first five players at the Hart Hit. editor's note in 'Knew of the season because of Deep,’ I don't. 1 might think scholastic difficulties, gained someone was a ‘poor be­ the No. 10 spot this week nighted heathen' and need a with only two weeks left be­ little' missionary work dune fore the crowning of the na­ tional champion. on him. Bui—angry, no." NYU Moves Up In Cage Poll Twenty-four t o p bracket greyhound* go to the poit In three Grade A rontcita In the medwrek program at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club tonight. The first half of the dally double la rated Grade A, alao the eighth and ninth eventa, while Ihe tenth race I* rated Grade fl and aendi a splen­ did field of seasoned distance atari over the long S-mile distance. In the featured ninth race the track'a most senaatlonal Juvenile, J. M. Eduard's King's Eye’s, will make his third attempt to rack up his seventh win after taking six straight and romping from Grade M to feature competi­ tion. A newcomer who has had Just two starts locally may get the heaviest fan hacking In the main event. He Is Sar­ asota Suncoast, who posted the fastest time of the sea­ son in winning the Grade A eighth race last Thursday. Rounding out tonlght'a fea­ ture field will be Big Sooner, Duke Drake, Rocker Chair Jca, Opal Mac, Cherokee llulou and Fawn Violet, Ace routers slated aisled for action In the Hlhs-mllc tenth race Include Mystery Tamer, Mona Means, Proto­ col and Mr. Tall Man. Mys­ tery Tamer has alrrsdy tri­ umphed In four maratlion tests. Title Fight Postponed? MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Sonny Liston, a ring giant hobbled by a few swings with a golf club, plans lo try his sore knee today and Wednes­ day to determine whether he must put off his world cham­ pionship rematch with Floyd Patterson." "If the knee feels good Tuesday nr Wednesday,, then they probably won't ask for a postponement. If the knee doesn't Improve and Sonny can't go hack to work train­ ing. they may ask," said A1 Rolan, general manager of Championship Sports Inc., promoters of the bout. leers I>oHe OOTERORO,Sweden (UPI) —Hie touring Untied States amateur hockey team was swamped by Sweden 12-4 at the Ullcvl outdoor rink Tues­ day. course, hut the tremendous power Stuart Is displaying in the Red Sox' Scottadule, Arlx., training ramp has Manager Johnny Pesky thinking that his rookie year as a manager could be a howling success. *‘I Haven't seen such u dis­ play of power since the days of Ted Williams," said pesky Tuesday, invoking the name of the greatest Red Sox slug­ ger of 'em all. “ft's Just fan­ tastic." Stuart had just hit !0 hal­ ting practice "homers" in 10 minutes bringing to 25 the number of hall* he has hit out of the Scottsdale park in three days. Obtained from the Pittsburgh Pirates during the winter, Stuart is being count­ ed on to hit between 35 and f>0 hamera for the Red Sox this season. No Red Sox player has hit 60 homer* in a season since Jimmy Poxx did it in 1038. The San Francisco Giants landed one of their key play­ ers Tuesday with 21-game winner Jack Sanford's agree* ment to a contract for an eslima ted 807,000. Sanford's signing for about a 81.1,000 raise left Orlando Cepeda, Juan klarichal and Matty Alou unsatisfied. Former New York Yankee ace Rob Turley turned in a strong performance In the Los Angeles Angels' Intru squad game, causing Manager Rill Rigney to enthuse, "He looked fine to me . . . A few ntoro starts and he'll have full con­ fidence in the health of hi* arm. Then he'll really let loose.” At Apache Junction, Arlx., Manager Harry Craft of the Houston Colts said the young arms "In this spilng camp atu the best I have ever had the pleasure of managing . . . . Many of these fellows may he a year away hut most are sure to lie standout hurlers In the not-too-distant future." Star Dropped From Squad GAINKSVILLK (UPI) Rrcord-hrenklm: ' sophomore guard Tom Raxley has been dropped from the University of Florida basketball team for the squad's final game with Georgia in Alliens this weekend. t'oach Norman Sloan cmphailied that the move was not disciplinary hut was "fur personal reasons.'* He waiil Ilaxley, who Is Florida's leading scorer with a 162 average, will remain on acholarship and will play for the Gatora next year. DALLAS (UPI) — Thirtytwo more players were added lo the American Football League draft list this week in the loop's third annual "redshirt draft," the league of­ fice announced today. The draft is limited to fifthyear collegiate players who still have a year of eligibility left and who were drafted as futures hy clubs of the rival National Football League. The complete selection', in order: Oakland — Dennis Claridge, qb, Nebraska; Dick Skclly, hb. Florida: Larry Campbell, fb, Utah State; Dick Ander­ son, 3, Penn State. San Diego — Ken Dill, c. Mississippi; Harry Hutsko, g, Maryland; Steve Hcransky, fb. West Virginia; llcnn Ilamp, hb, Fresno State. New York — Terry Monag­ han, S, Penn State; Dave Her­ man, g, Michigan Slate; Mike Taliaferro, qb, Illinois; Paul Wicker, t, Fresno State. Denver — Monte Day, t, Fresno State; John Sellers, 5, Bakersfield; Rill Rcdcll, hb, Occidental; Kern Carson, hb, San Diego State. Duffalo — Willi* Crenshaw, fb. Nebraska; Dick Quast. g, Memphis State; Leon Mavity, hb, Colorado; Charles Killett, hb. Memphis State. Boston — Jim Tullls, hb, Florida AftM; Dave Adams, t, Arkansas; Hon Whaley, hb, Chattanooga; Dick Kelly, g, Georgia. Houston — Dave Thlesen, hb, Nebraska; Al Hildebrand, t, Stanford; Tim Stein, c, Miami (Ohio) ; Oliver Ross, t, West Texas State. Dallas — Turnlcy Todd, c. V/cst Virginia; Billy Clay, c, Arkansas; Gordon Scarbor­ ough, c, East Texas State; John Sisk, lib, Miami. Miomi Takes Season Finale MIAMI REACH (UPI) The University of Miami llaskethall team finished Ihe season with a 754M victory over Stetson last night and a 22-4 season record. The NIT-bouml Hurricanes copped the Florida Slate Lea­ gue title with the win. Mi­ ami, which dropped one of its four losses lo Stetson, trailed 29 26 al halftime. Thanks To Buzzie Zimmer Home VKRO REACH. Fla. (UPI) i the major*. Six of his past — Spunky little Don Zlmmir j nine years have bien 'pent finally has 'come "home" ' with the Dodgers, two with again — undoubtedly to stay , the Cubs and last year was this time. j divided betwee the Met* and Home, as far as the 12* Reds, year old pep|ierpot Is conIt was Hurxio Itavasi, a cernerl, has Iwen, is and al* Zimmer admirer from way way* will lie with the Dodg- back, who was instrumental ers. in getting him hack. And This is Zim's 10th year in I there is every indication Don Cinci Cage Talents Falling O ff Now Ity United Press International Too bad Cincinnati can't play all it* NCAA games on its home court. It's also too had, strictly from the Bearcats' point ol view, that they're not playtug as well as they did earl­ ier in tile season. Cincinnati won again Tues­ day night, overcoming a mediocre Xavier learn, 72-61, to register its 88th consecu­ tive home court victory ex­ tending over six seasons. But winning isn't solace enough for the Bearcats as they at­ tempt to muster their forces for an unprecedented third straight NCAA baskethalf championship next month. It's true that top-ranked Cincinnati already has clinch­ ed the Missouri Valley Conlerence title and is gelling nothing more than exercise in the final games of Ihe reg­ ular schedule. However, a letdown now may prove cost­ ly since every leant in the NCAA will be gunning for bear. • For the second game in a row, Ihe Bearcats had to overcome a shaky start be­ fore claiming victory, their 22nd of Ihe campaign against a single loss. Crosstown ri­ val Xavier, now 10-15, en­ joyed a 10-point lead In the first half tieforc Cincinnati could rally for a 37-28 advan­ tage at intermission. LaSalle, which accepted a hid to New York's National Invitation Tournament Tues­ M EADORS M A R IN E day afternoon, had a tougher fight than expected but fin­ ally withstood Georgetown. 75-72, Tuesday night. In the most exciting game, NIT-hound Wichita edged NCAA-bound Texas Western, 60-58, on a g o a l-tondinx charge in the final two sec­ ond* of play. In other games^ involving tournament I e a m*s , Provi­ dence defeated St. Joseph’s, 8364; Pittsburgh topped Car­ negie Tech, 68-G0 ; Memphis State beat Centenary, 90-79, and Texas swamped Rice, 7759. Tom Thacker led the Cin­ cinnati altark with 21 points and Bon Bonham added 19. However, game honors went to Xavier's sophomore guard Steve Thomas, who hit for 29 points. Meets Uelses NEW YORK (UPI) — Fin­ land's Penttl Nikula, who re­ cently vaulted 16-8't, will compete against John Uelses. recently recovered from an ankle injury, In Friday nlght'a K of C track meet at Madison .Square Garden. will wind up with a jub in the Dw’irer*' organisation when lie's finished playing. The Cocky, little inflclder hs« always hern known for speaking his mind. Nine yiitr* ago. still wet behind the ears, it was Zim­ mer who marched straight up to Bnvasi and snapped: "Either play me or get ms Ihr hell outta hero!" "! was a young kid when I said that," Zimmer recalled, a hit sheepishly. "I still love to play," he continued, "but I have to ba practical. As things stand right today I know they're not thinking of me as a reg­ ular. But you never know. " 'What was the idea of getting me hack?' I asked Buzzie. He said, ‘I want you to l>o one of our 25 men'. All I know 1s that I'm not looking forward to going t» any other club after this one." Zim glunced down a t this 1939 World Scries ring, pre­ sented to him a* a member of that world champion Dodg­ er chili. He also owns u slmihir 1955 ring. "My heart has always liesu with this ball club," hr- said softly. Fight Results NEW YORK (UPI)—Lenme Mangiapana, 151, New York, outpointed Jose (Stonewall) Badilo, 153'3, Puerto Rico (6). OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) Mc| Ferguson. 148, Los An­ geles KO'd Charlie Shipes, 1441k, Oakland (7). ART BROWN BEST CONTROL Termites ft Other re sts 2001 BARK I)R. 322.H8G3 SANFORI) Why YOU Should Buy, TIRES from McROBEUTS • Lifetime Unconditional Hitzurd Warranty. 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Per Wetk HARNESS and O U M IE * NOISE P o st T im e 8 P .M . 5?EMIN01S BiRK <X R A C E W A Y • • • • • FINESTORANDSTANOINCENTRAIEIORIDA PAVED 2500 CAR PARKING ARIA MODERN RESTAUIANT EACUITY REMODELED CLUBHOUSE and LOUNOI NINE RACES NtOHUY IXCIPT SUNDAY PARI MUTUIl - DAILY DOUILI - OUINIIUU MIDWAY BETWEEN SANTORO AND ORLANDO HWY. 17*7 RAIN OR SHINE! MATINEES WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY P. M. THURSDAY. LADIES ADMITTED FREE Sorry! No Minors! *lt'» Motr Fun To Watch Tha Greyhounds Run" L o se s F o rw a rd CHICAGO (UPJ)-Tbe boyola o( Chicago basketball squad bat been reduced to r nine players due lo the de- v parture of Carl Johnaon, re**tv« forward who dropped SORRY, NO MINORS) from the team. HAVE IT ST A R T T O D A Y C a ll F A 2 -2 6 1 1 or G A 5 • 5 9 3 8 Ik Sanford Herald FREE PARKING MIDWAY BETWEEN HANFORD * ORLANDO 204 W. 1st 8T. SANFORD, FLA. �S i* |m l l Wed. Fob. 27. '63— Pnjro 7 PRICE! GOOD THRU WEEK END QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED DAIRY SPECIAL! THERE ARE SOLID 0LE0 Mmhioti _ u _ F Z r* " u2T _ . . 3DENOMINATIONS \ . .■ JM TIDBIT — Actre«B Annetto Stroybcrjr grabs n bite to oat at a recep­ tion in Home. OF MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS TO HELP YOU FILL YOUR SAVER BOOKS EASIER & FASTER. C CORNED BEEF . .‘I T . . . 2 . . ' l LIMIT - 3 LBS WITH $2.50 POOD ORDER UPW Committee Holds Meeting In Lake Mary PORK LOIN BLUE RIBBON QUALITY By Franc** Wester The World Service Com­ mittee of thr UPW of Ilia C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary met at the home of Mrs. Harry San­ dusky, the World Service Chairman for the Association, to plan the work of the or­ ganization for the year. A represent alive from each circle, Mrs. Mabel Drawn, World Service Chai-man of Circle One and Mrs. Joe Smather*. World Service Chairman of Circle Two; Mr*. Jam ei M. Thompson, past president, ami Mr». Doth Goble, Hie newly elected pres­ ident, compose the commit­ tee and all were present. Tlani were made that In­ clude a clothing drive now for the Community, an assign­ ment to lie completed for Sunset Gap, Tcnn. Later in the summer the group will roll bandages for the various hospitals. Complete outfits are need­ ed including clothes,-ahoei and any usable articles, especial­ ly for children. Tiiesc will be used for the needy in the community first, amt also for the Presbyterian Service Slation Center located in Win­ dsor, Md. Donations may he given to any UPW member, left in the Educational Bldg. at the church, or phone one of the above for pick up. RIB END ;a» * WESTERN MATURE GRAIN- FED TENDER PORK..,,. LOIN END SLICED » 39< SLICED»-49* FLORIDA OR GEORGIA GRADE A FRESH FRYERQTRS ) BLUE RIBBON QUALITY 80NELEJS.RQLLID CHUCK ROAST FARMER DRAY ROLL OR( Alt MAYER ALL MEAT — ^ CENTER CUT WHITE OLD FASHIONED CHUNK BRIAST!) FRESH CAUGHT LAKE LIVER 4 s a 47 4 $ | 0 0 / I 1/ OZ CANS I $1 0 0 — 5 / $| 0 0 PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT h e a t - h - ca t cooked smkltb or FRESH STANDARD ALAIKAN BREADED FRUIT DRINK . . . . . . . .6.'°;. CREAM STYLE CORN H 7/°;. $ WH. KERNEL CORN. . DEEP BROWN BEANS a B r . . MEATY WHITE HEADLESS LR CAN 7. °;. WITH MOLASSES WITH TOMATO SAUCE 14 OZ DEEP BROWN BEANS ?? 8 .":. LIMIT—TWITH MOOOft MOftt FOODOftDIft COFFEE 46 OZ CANS LB. LB. FOOD FAIR ■ 17 0 7 CANS HALVYS OB M i r E l • 49c BOLOGNAu 39< SHRIMP £ “ 39c CATFISH • 35‘ SHRIMP SLICED BEEF 29 OZ CAMS $ 1 0 0 12 02 CAN FARMER GRAY SLICED l&t| V i m Bi i ' or 79c SAUSAGE • 39c FISH STIX ■49. 35* FRANKS » 59' OYSTERS LB. BACON BACON (l e g s CORNED BEEF H A S H .E 3 n . $1 SW EET PEAS . . . . TOM ATO CATS U P .’™ . 5:°i. C U T GREEN BEANS .T .5 a . 33 43 t. Vegetable Market In New York Tueeday, Flor­ ida cabbage r a n g e d from *3.00-94.00, mostly 93.K0-IH.75. Ited typo medium was $3.25 and small *2.50 and savoy typo was $3.00-93.80. Crates of 2 to 4 dozen celery whs $.1.00-1-1.00, mostly $3.50-$4.00 with ono murk of 214 to 3 dozen high ns 94.50. Cnrtona of 18 film wrapped celery hearts were 93.50. Chinese tnbbage was $2.25-93.00 per crate, mostly $2.50. Endive was • little lower, selling mostly at 91.75-92.00 with soma best at 912.25 and escarole was slightly higher at $1.60-92.60, mostly 91-76-92.00. Dig Boston lettuce was 98.50$3.75 per crate of 24 lunula, with some fair quality at 12.00, and Domains ranged from $2.7R-|3.50, mostly 98,0093.25 With fair quality *2.00$2.50. Celery crulea of must­ ard greens were $2.50-93.00, and turnip tops bunched were $2.50, Curly parsley brought $2.50-$3.00 per crate of 5 dot•n bunrhes. Dadlshes were 85 cents to $1.10, mostly $1.00 per basket of 30 11 os. film hags and 9L60 per basket of 24 bunches. Watercress was 20-22 rents per bunch, with most offerings held over from Monday's market. In Central Florida Mon­ day, celery, cabbage, endive and rsrarola prices were all lower as supplies in most ter­ minal markets were proving burdensome. Cclrry was |3.25 per crate for 0 to 8 doten site, $3.00 for 4 dozen and progres­ sively 25 rents lower per size down to 91-75 for IH dozen. Cabbage sold for 92.35-92.50 per crate and 92-00-92.25 per 50 lb. sack. Carrots ware $2.25 for mesh sacks of 48-1 lb. film bags and Chinese cab­ bage $1.60-91-70 per crate. I 1X01* irM stc i *1 SALE 39 SHORTENING • YOUR CHOICE ! LIMIT—1WITH 35.00FOODOIDKR FYNE-BAKE GREEK PEAS 5 '.5 & MIXED VEGS. 5 tea.. rsai. BABY LIMAS E3 ... 4 V & LIMEADE . . . . 7 ^ LEMONADE^— t25 ORANGE JUICE ...... 4 S S FORDHOOK LIMAS .4 Y& PEAS l CARROTS.. 5 BROCCOLI SPURS 4 r CRISCO 358 ! 4 » SURF Garden Fresh. Produce LIMIT-1 WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER DETERGENT ~49 FRESH PICKED TENDER POLE BEANS Lbs. if Baked Goods (j^ M LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED 8 " REGULAR 55c CHERRY PIES 39 MteCHANII On.* Ii.mpi With the Purihtfti of lode fs,f 6 layer CHOCOLATE CAKE At Our Fo^utor low Frket tseieia a-a-al PICKWICK 8 ENG.MUFFINS £‘.29 BISCUITS 2SS39 ^ I 25 I LADY FAIR WHITE OR WHEAT REGULAR If# CA. BROWN -N-SERVE MILD DAISY CHEDDAR CHEESE “ 49 SPREAD iK 89c BISCUITS KRAFT’S VE'.VEETA CHEESE LADY PAIR 8.M. OR S.M. 6““49« FROZEN CAKES 2 T COMPLETELY BAKED AND ICED* HEADY TO SE&VJi • k Stchens o p Sarajee ttset/rc pll better because theura all butter I JUMBO SIZ E SUGAR LOAF PINEAPPLES CAULIFLOWER EACH L A R G E H E A D SNOW B A L L EACH N A B ISC O MINARETS «A O L 3 7 c EACH NORTHERN WHITE OR COLORS TOILET TISSUE 4 nous 3 9 c ■ �P . D . Anderson* Attend Wedding In Orlando Mr. and Mr». P. D. And* non and Mr*. C. N. Gardner, of Lake Mary, attended the weddin* of Mlaa Betty Martin and George R. Patteraon Jr. which took place In tha John Knox Preahyterlan Church, In Or­ lando. The groom la a former Lake Mary resident. Mr. and Mr*. Anderson alao took what they like to refer to aa their "Cltru* Drive." They mad* a 01 mile circle, driving through Eustls, Ta­ vares, Howey - in - the - Hills, Clermont, Winter G a r d e n , Apopka, and back home, to Lake Emma. The freeta damage they saw was Interesting, and at times baffling. They saw al­ most untouched groves on one aide of the highway, and en the oppoilte side the trees were leafless and black, as though fire had gone through the grove, and the ground was •range with fallen fruit. They also a t t e n d e d tha homecoming events In DeLand, last week. Mrs. Ander­ son Is a member of the class • f 1921, and especially enjoy­ ed the morning convocation when three new dormitories were dedicated to three pro­ fessors she knew and had atudied under, G. Prentice Ceraon, Warren Stone Gordls, and J. Ardhy Smith. The Anderione were pres­ ent at tha ground breaking for tha new library, and later enjoyed the box lunch esrved in the Stetson Union Building. On their way home they made a "quickie" call on Mrs. Andereon'a uncle, Iluieell Pal­ mer and cousins, Mr. snd Mrs. J, V. Richsrds, In Entsrprlse, swapping jigaaw pusslsa with Mr. Palmer, who la another puss]* enthusiast. Osteen G A ’s V isit Patients A t Sarepta Home By Mrs. defence Beyder The Junior OA'a of the Osteen Baptist Church visited tho Sarepta Homo recently. The girls presented each resident with a valentine snd alao entertained them with songs and told the history of tho GA'a then closed by sing­ ing requested hymns. Adults accompanying tha (reap were Mrs. Larry Hirt. tho loader, Miss Diane Jones, piano accompanist and Mrs. Nolan Osteen. GA'a attending were Lynn Jones, Joyce Harvey, Susan Crira, Shirley, Libby, June and Kathy Sermons, Karen Osteen, Diane Pell, Linda Watklni, Becky Cutter, Janette Hoaaek and lands WhWdan. After returning home, the girls went to the home of Mrs. Uirt and held a sur­ prise party for Lynn Jones who was celebrsllng her 12th blrtbdsy. Tha hostess served birthday cake and punch. C P O Wives Hear Program On Drivers Training 8gL Smallwood and W. E. Giles talked to the CPO Wives Club membtrs about the driv­ ers training program when tho group 'm at at tha NAS Ballroom tor the monthly session. The CPO Club his sponsor­ ed drivers' education for the past three years tor Navy personnel snd their depend­ ents. During Uw meeting p lu s were discussed for a benefit party on March 6 at the home of Mrs. C, B. Reeves. A committee w u appointed to make plana for a ship­ wreck party, March 9. Guests welcomed to tha m uting were Mrs. J. Gobcls, Mrs. C. Kerr and Mrs. Pst Slpley. Hostesses Mrs. Joe O'Don■all, Mrs. J. Stsnklewlcs, Mrs. Rag King. Mrs. George Mlreles and Mrs, Henry Quinn s e r v e d miniature doughnuts and coffee during tha social hour. ■■ ■ ■ ■>■ Church Calendar w m w Tha TEL Sunday School Claaa of tha first Baptist Church will mast at S p m. la tho Chapel. Dora Starr and her group wiU a trv t aa hos­ tesses. SR)* # u fo rb Page 8—W ed. Feb. 27. '6J fe ra l* VAH -9 Wives Honor New Members Jim Speneer's Restaurant was the scene of the latest VAH-9 Officers Wives* lunch­ eon. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. C. R. Jasper and Mrs. R. It. Cooke. Lobster Thermidor was the tempting dish for the day. Mrs. G. W. Klmmoni intro­ duced, as honored guests for Ihe event, five new Hoot Owl Wives and two out of town guests. The new members •re Mrs. T. M. Lynch, Mrs. J. L. McCracken, Mra. J. D. Moloney, Mrs. D. G. Tlsc gnd Mrs. N. G. Marshall and out of town gueati were Mra. W. I. Lewis and Mrs. John Budina. T h e colorful centcrplccc wa* won ns a door prise by Mra. N. G. Marshall. Other* attending w e r e Mmcs. W. K. Markley, M. J. Puopolo, J. H. Brodle, J, J. Moynlhan, D. F. Monday, A. F. Ilcno, E. F. Havel, It. D. Harrop, W. J. Fordliam, W. 1. Lewla Jr., D. Kuglcr, J . L. Shipman and L. B. Beach. k>bby Johns Celebrates Seventh Birthday By Mona Griaatead Bobby Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johns, cele­ brated his aevcnlh birthday recently with a party given In his honor by his parents at their home on Bombay Ave„ North Orlando. Gamea were played and the traditional “Happy Birthday" wai aung to the honcree pre­ ceding refreahmenta of cake, Ice cream snd cold drtnki. Each gueat received a lolli­ pop and a faWfr. Frlenda helping him cele­ brate were Diane Turner, Kathy Katlng, Robert Derum, Gary Tllaon, Jimmy Pilolan snd Glenn Grcsnys. Enterprise Personals Frlenda of Rev. Robert DeKalands will regret to toara that he has been hospitalised in the Fish Memorial Hospi­ tal suffering from a heart at­ tack. Rev. DeKalsndi, who is now p a s t o r at DeLeon Springs, wai formerly paitor of t h e Bamelt Memorial Methodlat Church In Enter­ prise. fib b y • DEAR ABBY: I think the par­ ent planned marriages like they had in the old country years ago should become a custom in this countryWhy not let the girls marry at 16 and finish their education in an nllmarricd-girl’a high school? It would save a lot of wear and tear on par­ ents who have a tough time keeping their daughters in line. MRS. C. DEAR MRS. C-: Marriage in for mature people — not children. Gran­ ted, mime mature people make a poor choice, but the key to keeping dau­ ghters in line is not wedlock. When a girl marries she should be mature enough to make a home for her hus­ band and to rear any children that follow. Mixing school books with milk bottles anti bills is for the birds. NEW MEMBERS AND HOSTESSES at the luncheon honoring new members of VAH-9 Offi­ cers Wives Club are from left, front row, Mm. J. L. McCracken, Mrs. D. G. Tise, Mrs. N. G. Marshall and back row, Mm. J. D. Moloney, Mm. It. H. Cooke, Mrs. C. R. Jasper and Mrs. T. M. Lynch. Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Jasper were hos­ tesses. (Herald Photo) Club Presents Program On Palms Mrs. Daniel H. Blihop of Mount Dora, director of Dis­ trict 7 of the Florida Federa­ tion of Garden Clubs, was gueat speaker at the Febru­ ary general business and luncheon meeting of Ihe San­ ford Garden Club at the Mayfair Inn. She chose a t her subject, "Florida's Hidden Treasure, the Palm Tree." Supplement­ ing Ihe talk she demonstrated how the palm ipatho, palm blossoms and loaves can be used to make beautiful a r­ rangements alone or com­ bined with other materials. One outstanding arrange­ ment was made from a palm sptthc In the form of a J a ­ panese Sampan with a palm blossom woven Into a sail. Yellow gladioli, tnuins and lilies were used In complete tho arrangement. Tiny elec­ tric lights outlined the urnpan and tall. • Mrs. Bishop explained how csclt piece of material was cleaved, treated or painted |o get the desired effect. It was a very Interesting and in­ formative demonstration on the waya Florida’s hidden treasure may be used In all kinds of artistic arrange­ ments. DEAR ABBY: Just exactly what Is an engagement ring supposed to mean, and how long should an en­ gagement last ? 1 got an engagement ring two years ago Christman and so far my ls»y friend has made no plans for our future. When 1 ask him to help me set a wedding date, he finds a hundred excuses. The main one is that he in in debt. It is no wonder, the way he spends mon­ ey before he gets it. .Should I give him his ring back and wait some more? I am 22 and he is 24, LONG ENGAGEMENT DEAR LONG: Before you make thut decision, collar your boy friend By Abigail Van Buren and nsk him whnt his plans for the future are. If he has none — and doesn't want to make any —It means he is not seriously considering mar­ riage. In which case, return his ring. DEAR ABBY: Will you please explain why a giri has to accept a date with the first boy who asks her for a special occasion — or else stay home? The creepiest boys get wise to this and nsk unreasonably early. 1 realize n giri can't refuse on the grounds that she hopes someone more desirable will ask her. But if she tells the early caller that sho “ might be out of town” und then shows up with a date, she makes the early caller mnd at her. It seems there should be a way out for a girl. ONE GIRL'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: If a girl does­ n't care to accept n date with a fel­ low (no m atter when he calls her), she should simply say, "I'm sorry, I’m busy." (She could be "busy" at home, cleaning dresser drawers, etc.) The less fibbing a girl docs, the bet. ter. a On£hidq& Crfe Jh& By Mr*. Adam Mailer J Thla was an outstanding table I beautiful, and the chairmen | kept the Ira and coffee hot Tha D*Bary Garden Clu b tor simplicity and color. are to be commended for and cakes coming from the held the annual “Birthday I ,abIc rc.lly | their effort*. The assistants) kitchen with haste. Mrs. Chambers Hostess For Church Class The Phebenn Sunday School Class of (he Central Baptist Church met at the home o( Mrs. R. H. Chambers In Lake Mary for Ihe February meet­ ing. Mrs. J. If. East led the de­ votion period and d are pres­ ident, Mrs. Maud Smith, con­ ducted the business meeting. Plans were discussed for the improvement of the class. Refreshments of sandwich­ es. cake, lee cream and cof­ fee were served by the hos­ tess. Olliers attending were Mrs. A. H. Hunter and Julia Sapp. Tea" at the Community Cen­ ter with Mrs. H. Morrison aa general chairman. The tables were beautifully decorated In tho motif at tha months they represented. The December and January table was centered with two tall allvcr candelabra with red randlca, a spray of red berries, red and while polnaottta with liny light* en­ twined, the whole length of the table. Crystal, china and allver appointment! w i t h traya of petite cakea com­ pleted the holiday theme. The February and March table had a floral arrange­ ment of red and white carna­ tion*, flanked by tall al|vcr candle alirks and red lapers, carrying out the Valentine llieme. The American woman has come In for a lot of criticism because she is apparently the decision maker In the American family, a oosition she Is supposed to have tak­ en away from the American man in i long, drawn-out battle of the sexes. I've got news for the Amer­ ican man. Any time he de­ rides he wants the role of derision maker, he can have the honor and Ihe responsi­ bilities without a struggle. The fact Is: Women—Amer­ ican women Included—don't enjoy making decisions. Decii'.un-makmg Just doesn't seem to come naturally to them. They don'l have enough faith in Itu-lr own judgment to make it easy to make a quick decision and slick by it without fretting over whe­ ther they made the right choice. DeBary Personals a Hate to write letters? Send op# dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’s new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Around I860 an English *7 writer proposed a whist prob­ A J 103 V A K Q J 4 lem will: tlw story that the * 012 greatest player in Vienna hid 4 t> BAST looked at the cants and reAIITlit marked: “ Why, of course. « K 1 v tog a 7 • vs South makes all the tricks." • Jt OB OKI * 9 7 4 * 1 0 8 32 None of the whist players SOUTH (D) of the day could ice how Uic * A Q grand slim could be made V 3J and the hand ha* given us ♦ AQ7S4 the name of the Vienna Coup *AKQJ for all similar plays. It is a North and South vulnerable classic among bridge players. S..1X Weat North Fast Pass Pats 1 V 1♦ In whist clubs were trump Pass Tass 3 V ]* and South would lead. In 3N.T. Past 4 N.T. Pass Psss 5 N.T. Pa.*s contract 1 have made South 5 A Pasa declarer at no-trump and, 7 N T. Pass Psss Oomlnnx laad—V to while It dors not matter what | card West opens, I have as­ runt off four clubs. West can­ sumed a heart lead. not alford to throw a dia­ South wins in dummy a n d ' mond or a spade on flic lust MRS. DANIEL H. It ISHOP, center, holds one of the arrangements made from palms that she used to demonstrate how to make artistic arrange­ ments from Florida’s hidden treasures a t the Gurden Club luncheon at tho Mayfair Inn. At left is Mrs. Voile Williams, program chairman ami Mrs. J. M. Fahey, right, who presides! a t the meeting. (Herald Photo) a What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. jjajoobif. DeBary Club Holds Birthday Tea April and May table was gay with a miniature "May Pole" and tiny umbrellas over a handinado cloth cen­ tered with pink axnleas. June and July wai aet in tha bridal theme with a bride and groom entering a miniature church, a bridal bouquet and white gladioli. For July lira crackera and gaily colored napkina adorned the table overlaid with a lin­ en and lace cloth. August and September waa a patio affair. Patio glasses with handles, trays of club sandwiches complemented the table cen­ tered with a vase of yellow and gold calandutas. The October and November table was done In ■ harvest theme. A tall doll dressed aa a Puritan to bar brown dress and whlta apron, suggested the landing of the Pilgrims. A witch to deep brown cape atood over a black pot boldtog plenty of green backs. The tabla was centered with yellow gladg and gold mums. (booh By Os club so must unguard tha hearts as the least of all evils. Then South makes the Vien­ na Coup play, lie plays tils ace of spades and establishes West’s king ns the top spade. Incidentally, dummy will have dropped a diamond on tha third elub and either a dia­ mond or spade on the fourth one. Now South runs off dum­ my's last four hearts and dis. cards the queen of spades and two diamonds from III* hand. West has to hang on to the king of spades because of dummy's Jack and must discard one of his three dia­ monds whereupon South fin­ esses the diamond und makes three diamond tricks. Woman By Ruth Why, a woman doesn't even like to buy a hat or dress without relying on someone rise's judgment to back up her own! If she can't take another woman along when she goes to shop, she will keep saying anxiously to the saleswoman or even to another shopper, "Do you really think it's be­ coming? I wonder if it isn’t too bright a red. You're sure It doesn't look too young for _i •« It’s the same thing when she shops for furniture or tries to decide some matter that Involves the children. Even when site buys the week’s groceries, she war the butcher to help her d cldc whether to get the roa or the steak. But what happrnx when si brings her doubts to her hw band, to help her decide aboi a problem? He refuses to I involved by saying, “ I)o who ever you think is best," " you like it buy it" or, ‘ thought you had made i your mind what you want< to do." So Ihe American woma goes on uncertainly makir (he decisions, but she doesti enjoy it. And she would gh up Ihe right to make the without any struggle a t a THREE DAY SPECIAL! THREE DAYS • T1IURS., FIIL, SAT, Our lowest priced FR IG ID A IRE 2 -D 0 0 R ! By Mr*. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hook Chuluota of Palmetto Drive have as their current houseguasts, Mr. and Mrs. Raymund II. Wells of .Syracuse, N. tf. Mr. Wells and Mr. Hook wire lorBy Joan Magin Recent visitors of Mr. and mer buddies in the army. Mrs. Henry. Weaver at their home on Sixth Street were Mrs. Weaver* mother. Mrs. Iota Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. I/ou Willard, all of PirnS + —tl Ilea, Md. Tho Willards arc close friends of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carroll left Chuluota to spend some time with their daugh­ ter and tier family. T/Sgt. and Mrs. John laym an, at Ihe Eelin Air Puree Base, near Millon. Personals THE APRIL AND MAY TABLE- lit the uiimiul Birthday Ten iriven by tho DeBary Garden Club. Left to rifilit right arc n Mr*. D. Middleton, Mrs. M. it. Made Madeline Fain. Mm, Zeller and Mm. Zeller, Mra. F. Harrington and Mrs. (Cox Photo) Faig were co-chairman of the event. Faye Parker, Larry Elmore Married In Anniston, Ala. Miss Faye Parker, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Parker, of Quitman, Miss, and Larry Elmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Elmore, Lincoln St., Sanford, were married Jan. 19, at the Mem­ orial Baptist Church, In An­ niston, Ala. Rev. Charles L. Marlin Jr., officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a beige silk suit with machlng head­ dress and a shoulder corsage of feathered carnations. She is a graduate of the 1940 class Geneva Personals Mra. Bertha Lindsey of Ge­ neva celebrated her birthday of the Quitman High School Feb. 31 with her family In the and 1* presently a senior stu­ new home of her son, Harry dent nurse at the Crawford Lee Lindsey, at Titusville. Long Memorial Hospital In Atlanta, Ga. The groom wai a mem­ Coordinating ft Matching ber of Ihe IDU graduating class of Seminole High School. Shorts - Shirts - Slacks He attended Georgia Military College and entered the Naval uy Cadet program In June 1901. Glen Of Michigan In June 1982 he wai commis­ sioned an Ensign and received his wings at tho Naval Air M A R Y E ST H E R 'S Station, KingtvIUc, Texas. He "Featariai Faahloaa Just For You* la presently a flight instructor 200 N. PARK AVE. at the Naval Air Station, in STORE HOURS: 9 TO B:M Meridian, Miss. by Hallmark • 100-tb. rero Iona (rearer with separata Insulated door. WHITE ONLY Convert ibis Only Garrett's DEPT. HTOItK East 1st St at Sanford Ava. *2 5 9 ” e. H. HIGH 1700 W. FIRST ST. PHONE FA 2-3633 �■ ffhf frnnfnrh ^rralft Weil. Feb. '27, '63—Pn^c 9 d iiy h liq h iA ■ T V Time Previews 7::n>-R pi n. CHS. Sr If Pnr - 1 have (he dam pen* been *o trait. Frosidenliul Pres* Sec­ gullible, A last-talking con retary Pierre Salinger. In­ man (Jessie White I tries to formal Interviews are becom­ sell our rirh hillbillies the ing a boom to television doc­ Hollywood Howl (for Pearl's umentaries. So much so, CDS vodehng) and, a montt other tonight inaugurates j r . series things, the (irillith Park Zoo dedicated to that format. As (for Elly .May's growing on opener, Harry Iteatoner menagerie). The Clampctta tabes us to the Pails Church, are agreeable til) Granny un­ Va., home of Mr. Salinger, wittingly saves the day when ulm disenvM’S Ids past and the glib slicker loses his present liie, business and shrewdness after sampling personal, with candor, und a n , her home brew. Starring as mid charm one usually usto the Clampetts arc Buddy Eb d ates with cigar chomping sen, Irene It y a n , Donna show people. Unfortunately, Douglas and Max User, with the program was toped be­ Bea Itenadervt ns Cousin fore the 50-mile-hike iqitsode. Pearl. 7:30-9 p.m. CBS. The Vir­ 9 lo p.m. NBC. The Perry ginian, "Vcngcnce Is the Como Show, tColor) Tonight Spur.” (Color) Mini Koch and as something special since Michael ttennie star in roles Perry is featuring some ot that are und are not well suit­ the most talented performer* ed to them. Miss Koch Is per­ on TV, the puppets of till and fect as a woman searching Cora Baird. The remarkable for her husband, his great group put their remarkable talent, is somewhat lacking marionettes through song-jndas a western outlaw leader danee routines and a hit ot ' who wants to go straight. Lee comedy. Aim on hand are Colib as Judge Garth is the Patrice Munset and talented .: catalyst of the story, taking actor • comedian • imitator m the determined wife to Die Prank Gurthln, wiio possibly V outlaw hideout In the belief ha* no equal In hi* profession that her husband is there. today. Perry give* Peter GenHegulars include J a m e s naro a chance In strut his 1 Drury, Gary Clarke, Doug stuff in s dance version ot McClure and lletsy, Roberta "In A Little Spanish Town." Florida Is saluted. Shore. lo-Il p.m. CHS. Armstrong 8:300 p.m. CBS. Doblo Gillis. "Thanks for Hie Mem C i r c l e Theatre. "Project: ory.” Quite amusing’ and Pied Piper." There is far sometimes you'll laugh out more slury than acting or loud. Doble (Dwayne Hick- production to this dramatiia• inan) again is in the middle lion. The tale is touching und of a female tug-of-war. This true, involving thousands ot time, his cver-lovlng Zeida Europe’s orphaned children. (Sheila James) just about de­ Its hero is an Austrian sol­ cides to quit Iter romance dier. Hermann Gmcincr, wlm with Dobic till a scrumptious was appalled at the plight of blonde with t he Improbable starving, homeless and hope­ name or Cl ay pool (Asa May- less youngster* during the nor) sets her sights on Dobic. war. On his initiative he de­ She is partial to boys "with veloped a plan for cottage no brains." Who wins? Well, communities to house the you’ll be teeing Zeida again waif* and with 84b Instituted but not the beautiful blonde. what today is a multi-million 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ dollar International Institu­ erly Hillbillies. Never before tion. Philip Abbott slurs. Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. 1L • (I) (S) (!) • :li (!) •sio ( s i W a rn * Puurhar C h t n n t l t Kawartaai ABC Kill tort at siitifiu H u m a n a (ports • i l l (l> Atlantia W asthar (S) Mid-Vis. S o a n l n c Tost ( t ) N s w i c o p i Mow* • i l l (S) KillturUI Pummont l i t Wtiorto I’letur* • i l l (Si VVrathae ttbow Kids (*) i . v s m d o f W i.it Karp l i l t (St Rrrynrd N a a s 1:40 (S) Snuiip Itipurt t i t s i t ) Hum *: - Itrlnkley i t i ll> m lin i an I 7;0o (SI T * t c uty • (SI 1 ’ nrnplijr (O ijow Ranch l' riy l i l u IP) W a x ii Train • (Si i i ( litp urt a ts» i t i r Virginian 5110 t«) Tit. Tlilril Mat) IP) linlnw M> VV'mj» :00 («) Tin U*v«ry 1JII1bllltoo C ) Parry C o m e Phow 5111 ( I t Dick V s a D rh * 8h ow ( i ) ()ur Man l l t a a l n a 10:n0 (P) Xakad Glty C> Th<- Klrvi-ntli H our III i:trcl« Th*»tor 11 i l l (1) X tw sco p a (SI AtiC Final Rtport (4 ) Oli. 4 ROptrts 11:11 IS) Mld-Fla. 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I WHITE l.imil 1 Willi 15 Order '> ; k . ill's POTATOES *+ SJfiC4 U& 19 lbs. • Showlmat Pork ’n Keans 38 UOI.IJEN EVEIt FRESH BREAD 10‘ BAHAMAS DREEN Limit 1 With S3 Uril,r mstM&sastttBsm CABBAGE '■*j a*)1* ♦THE HAMiMAN" Starr,up 1<utH-rt Tayliir C o llil • 0:00 Only GIANT SIZE lu Ciilur Audrr) Hrphurn Fvaturing The Acadriuy Ah an) U Inning Suns — -Muon Itiirr" TECHRfCOlOR 9 7:1)0 A I0;i5 "UREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S" VA«na«a*j mmmmsa: Dhow («) Komi-cr Itoutn I I ) S a y When l ) Learn Stianlah It*) Catalllliir ( I i Play Vonr Hunch (4) t D ata l.ury IS) Ann P ulliam Klims (Si t'rica D R t s h t (41 Th. Mi-Cnys IP) J a n e W y m a n ITS• ant* C l (’nnran trallnn ( s | f a t * A Ulaitya IS) t o u r a For A S m (Si Vour F ir st Impraaalon fS) Love nf I,Its (P) Krnla Ford It how H t l i t - 1M I $ 1:SS IS) CartoBBTllt* S:"S ( I ) Jack 1-alana Show i« ) .VniarUan H istory OPEN 12:15 I,.VST DAY KOfAmUWfMIk Ifi COMLM. ITII. A HAT. "All ’Ihat llaavcu Allow "1 hr Inirrn*" "Hurl In I hr Hun" L.ft),: ,i.t n o t A f , r•pew (Quantity With 15 U r d u Rights Reserved .1 . ti#ovu u.dij fomtulo 2 Convenient JoOcalions; Prices Murch SUPERMARKET Sunturd Street �I f f f jt lo d trl Pag* 10 — Feb. 27, 1068 litill i* THIRTEEN NEW MEMBERS wore inducted into the Nntionnl Honor .So­ ciety of Seminole High School a t tapping rcrcnmnlos held a t the nchool Friday. From left, front row arc Peggy Bower, Freddie Hcrryhlll, Carol Stempcr and Kay Sandifer. Second row, Sherry Mnrazita, Helen Mann, Pat Rice. Bonnie Caolo, Linda Silencer; buck row, Bonnie Hall, Charlea Hunter, David Littleton and Joel Fehd. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 13 M a k e Honor Society i 1 . f]. I I I Mlu Roberta Rankin, Tap­ ping Chairman for the Nation­ al Honor Society of Srmlmdc High School announced the name* of 13 atudrnta whose acholaitlc aceompllahmcnl* have made them eligible for membership In the academic honor* loeiety. S h e r r y Maraiita, Hrlrn Mann, Pat Rice, Ronnie Caolo Linda Spencer. Peggy Rower, F fddic Berry hill, C a r ol Stcmper, Kay Sandifer, Charlei Hunter, David Littleton. Joel Fehd and Ronnie Hall wrre called to the Hage to take their placet with the other memberi of the Nation­ al Honor Society. Ceremonlei held In the achool auditorium Friday in­ cluded a prelude by the Semi­ nole High School band, a flag aalulc, the National Honor Soclely Prayer, led by Ron aid Goer**, and an addrri* by Supervisor of Secondary Edu­ cation. Stewart Gatchcl. 1'Iip hit lory of the widely wii * given by Bedford Aiken; Ihc creed of leadenhip by Sieve Sewell; the pledge of arrvlcc by Juhnclia Core, the reipomibillly of icbolarshlp by Leo Wat*on and the re ­ quirement! of rharad cr by Elizabeth Brandt. Hie National Honor Society Pledge wai led by Principal A. J, Bracken, following the lapping of new memberi) The recessional wai played .by the band, and was followed by a reception for new members and their parents in the school library. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY 14 Admission* Jeandle Calhoun. Chuluota; Christopher Konlg, Dcllary; Marjorie Caralbcri, Dell ary; Loit Hcckenbadt, Heriliel Dunn, Charles Riggins, Jessie Abraham, Samuel Smith. Bar­ bara Buckler, Jo Ann Blanks. Harold Swain, Mary McIn­ tyre of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. George D. Dresser of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blanks of Sanford, a girl Discharges Marian Small, N. Orlando; Mrs. Warren Meissner and baby, Lake Mary; Geraldine Padxdt, Enterprise; Delores Pine; Titusville; Jessie Tan­ ner. Catherine Ann Covington. Belly Hopkins, Arlene Meserve. Rita Crew*. Mrs. Geor­ ge Sirrs and baby; Carolyn Wiggins of Sanford. FEBRUARY IS Admissions Ed Smith, Oviedo; Francis Kerfool, Chuluota; Jnncl Bay­ lor, Chuluota; Clifford Garri­ son. Paola; Geraldine Jordan, Titusville; Tltomi* Morton, llcltary; Gladys May McAlexander, Burchfield Miller Jr., James 1-ee, Patricia Howard. Muriel Burns, Margie Mac Ucinc of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs Richard Rums of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Karl McIntyre of Sanford, a girl Discharges 1. Walter Hawkins. Osteen; Elolie l-amlwrt, IlcLand: Sid­ ney Surnmerfield, Daytona Reach; Clara Parks, Dellary; Victoria Burton, J o s e p h Knight, Hubert Lee Washing­ ton, Max Johnson, Jam es Johnson, Mrs. Karl Wills snd baby of Sanford. Sanford City Directory Off ihe Presses If you didn't make the cur­ rent social register, or "bluebook,” Irt It disturb you no longer. The Sanford City Directory, including Dcllary. puMi-ln-ii by It. L. Polk it Company of Richmond, Virginia, Is out this week, and you've prob­ ably made that—If you live or work in Sanfoid or vicinity and are at least 18, that is. The City Directory is a pe­ culiar book, alone in its field, and with a style all Its own. Like the dictionary', it says much in a few words, many of them abbreviated to a "skele­ ton.” Whlla it does not a t­ tempt to rate credit, it does furnish clues in this direction; it distinguishes between cor­ porations and copartnerships, bachelors and bem-dlrls, miss­ es and m a t r o n s, employers ami employes, executives and janitors. It is democratic in tliut alphabetical sequence is the Ironclad rule of priority In the listings. Thus onn may note that hero for once pauper ami millionaire, ragamuffin and Beau Dnimmi-I, workman and "big wheel," Imd earlier and captain of I n d u s t r y , srrubwomnn and social dow­ ager, “Judy O'Grudy anil the Colonel's Lady,” rich mini, poor man, beggar man and thief, tub elbow*, The new edition is a sub­ stantial handy volume, listing 15,135 names in Sanford and vicinity. The combined names of man and wife are consider­ ed as only one nsme, the Pub­ lisher* pointed out. k Special features of the Di­ rectory include the designa­ tions of tenant-owned ami rented homes, heads of house­ holds, marital status, wives' names, and homes and places of business having telephones, a numerical telephone direc­ tory, and an illustrated story of the city by the Chamber of Commerce. Auxiliary Officer Set For Visit Mrs. Marjorie Williams, Sixth District President of the American Legion Auxili­ ary will make her official visit to the Post 53 Auxiliary, F ri­ day at 7:10 p. m. Initiation of new members wilt lie held at this time in the l.egiun Home on Huy. 17-92. Mrs. C. E. Hunter, chair­ man of the Fond Kitchen Krai Estate Transactions Shadows, $9,100 John II. Christy, etui, Wcath- which the Auxiliary ope rated during the Legion Fair will II. A. Spcir, clux, tu Miriam Russell lloyee, elux lo FR A ,' crtflrld, $80,000 * S. Batlern, etvlr, Spcir*, Add. Sunlaml $13,200 Albert Greene, etux to Re­ mu he her report. $3,000 Sylvia Chalfant, clux to Ed­ berth Wolstenholme, Queen's Ward Hicks, Inc. to Robert vard Killies, elux, Rest Ha­ Mirror, $8,300 Mackey, clux, Eastbrouk, $16,- ven, $8,000 Laurence Kinard, clux to John II, Christy Corp. to Eudonna DeLaughter, etux, 300 Wellborn C. Phillips J r . to Weathersfleld, $t 2,S0(t Branham Company, 33 21-30, Morgan McClelland lo Geor­ lly Jane Casselhrrry $ 20,000 gia McClelland, etvlr, $8,300, The Men's Club of the CssRobert Lee Durden Jr., etux , Ssnlanta seiberry Community Metho­ to James T. Gleason, clux, dist Church will hold a covered Dohllty. $13,300 dish supper and meeting at Rudy Ivey, elux. In Robert (1:111 p.m. Thursday at the Maxwell, clux, Weathersfleld NEW ORLEANS (Ul'l) church. $9,200 The city that care forgot be­ Those attending are asked Genevieve Duckworth, ctvir to bring a covered dish and gan Ihe solemn season ol In Joseph Gonsalves, etux, their own tabla service. Lent today with a giant hang­ Franklin Terr, $11,500 By Jane <'ansrlberry Gloria G. Lillie, etvlr In over from one of the wildcat The WSCS of tiie Cassel­ Joseph Spaulding, e t u x , Manli Gra* celebrations New berry Community Methodist OVER .15 YEARS Lanes, Add., $13,300 Church will piesent a program Orleans has ever known. At First A Palmetto Knox Florida Development Hundred* of thousand* of nt 1:10 p.m, Friday In obCorp. to l e t Young, Sr., elux, Manli Gras revelers danced, servation cf the World Huy of (A Iona side old post office) Lincoln Hghls, $10,300 chanted and sang until "FaI Piuyer. Orlando Fed S. amt L. Tuesday" failed into the som­ Taking pari in the program Assn, to Holier! Gray, elux, ber penitential season nt Uml of prayer and worship will be Williamson lights, $9,100. and "Aslt Wednesday." Itev. Helms* Copeland, Mra. Robert E. Elliott, etux to Catholic* and Protestants Flunk 3L--siik, Mrs. Marvin Luuit .loon. etux. 01instead— began Ihe 4u day Lenten sea­ Mi-rialn, Mrs. K. P. Richards. Mi.lcr Subd. %'J,too • Carpel* • Furniture son with vows to fast ami In Mrs. I'uul Engli-man, Mrs. L. King, wood Ridrs, Inc. lo • Tile • Piano* abstain Irons the kind ol K. Swope, Mrs. l.eota Putman Bert drown, etux, Sunlaml, drinking and crlebraling that * Rental Red* and Mr*. Finney Haynes. $13,800 turned New Orleans Into a Walter Sriifricd. elux lo nol of "fun worshipping." N'orman Presley, elux, Alta­ Priests placed ashes on monte Spgs. $10,000 llurlan Grier, clux to Ro­ the forehead* of Catholic bert Mitchell, elux. Palm men, women and children a t a reminder that man event­ ually returns to dust. Courthouse Records M e n ’s Club Plans Supper Lenlen Season Begins Today In Demo Primary Legislative Winners Named MIAMI (U rn —The lenders Cleveland Jr., Sanford, unop­ svnborn and Earl J. Carroll; f and winners In Tuesday’s primary races for .18 legisla­ tive seals; SENATE li s t District—Etter Usher, Chiefland, 1J}<!9; J. P. Sand­ lin, Willis ton, I, li*o (runoff), 22ml District — John It. Wood, Sarrasola, unopposed; Warren 8. Hrnrlerson. Venice, Republican, I ,TlKt (nominat­ ed); Smyth I). Ilmhard, Ven­ ice, 1,418. 29th District — Merrill P. Barber, Veto Beach, 2,115 (nominated); \V. E. Orth, Vcro Beach, 601; George D. Hickey. Vcro Bench. Republi­ can,- Oil (nominated); Dun Sr-1 M. Knor in i. Vein Hi-arh, 182. IP lh District ~ Ferrin C. Cunipbell, Cits t view, 2.150; \V. J. (Dili) Rolierts Jr., Fort Walton Beach, ],(>24 (runoff), 4<)lh District—Hayward H. Davis, Lake Placid, 2.181; R. P. (Bob) Dunly Jr., Lake Placid, 1,010 (runoff). 41»t District — Berniv C. Papy, Key West, 3,Sill; John M. Spotlswood, Key West, 3,0.V0 (runoff); C h a r l e s C. Stumm, Key West, Republi­ can, unopposed. 42nd District — Mack N. posed. 43rd District—George Hoilnhan. Coral Gables, 39.232; John McLeod, Miami, 20,241 I runoff); Charles P. English, Miami, Republican, 2,049; A1 Schrader, Coral Gables, 1,3(14 (runoff). HOUSE Brevard County. Group 2; Runoff, D. S. Nlsbet, Cocoa, and James It. Dressier, Cocoa; II. M. CoeymAn, Merritt Is­ land Itepublieiin, nominated. Br ow aril County, Group 3; Runoff, Richard Brown, Fort Lnuderdule, ami Dick Cal­ houn. West Hollywood; John, W. Bell, Fort 1-audordalc, Itepubliean, nominated. Group 4: llunoff. Dean A. Dessenberger, Fort Lauder­ dale, anil Jack La Mnrr, Fort Laudcrdulg; runoff, Jam es R. Eddy Plantation, Republican, ami Hugh Hoffman, Fort Lauderdale. Group 5: Runoff, Roy A. fiiisson, Pompano Reach, and Toni Kearns, H o l l y w o o d ; Chester W. SUrlxenburg, Itepubliean, F o r t Lauderdale, nominated. Dade County. Group I; Run­ off, llnvitl E I d r e d g u and Thomas I). O'Malley; Jay Me­ dian, Republican, unopposed. Group 4: Runoff, Leu Weis* r <» iI (I it it 0 1> I> <) a o o 0 <> i» Ii I) I) 1I 0 i> Ii ■jr Jane Casselberry VFW Post 10030 of Cassel­ berry will hold Its regulsr Hireling at > p. nt. this Thursday at Hie Country Club. Plant will be discussed am) made fur construction of Hie new Past Home which wilt be built on the Jasmine Drive proirerly site, A date alto will be tel for lire taping of safety llickcrt on Uvr bicycles of young peo­ ple in the community. These stickers, designed to glow at night, will be placed on Ihe front and rear of each bike at no cost to the rider or par- The polar bear, unlike oilier bean, ha* lur overshoes which protect the soles of hit feet, has better sight and an extraordinary sente of suicll. LAUGK SELECTION OF COLD HARDY SH RU BBERY ALL SIZES REASONABLE Juit tell ut how much you need to pay old bills, for home im­ provements, car repairs, for all your seatonal expenses I Phone for prompt, courteous service. •CSTm •nib* K a i r a a i a s a $170 00 » r-oo $1)2 00 $ia.oo us.oo 11,00 «j : oo moo _2iooo ■1199 »*2 00 *2 00 LOANS UP TO $ 4 0 0 I FAMILY USED TIRES 331$ Grapeville At*. FA 3-0888 125 South Perk Ave.................... .. .FA 2 4612 ART b r o w n PEST CONTROL Termites A Other Rests 2001 PARK DR. .122-8805 SANFORD G O O d / y \ EAR y ALL TIRES HAVE MANY MILES OF DRIVING LEFT it NAME BRANDS 650 x 13 — $17.69 650 x 15 — $19.35 750 x 14 — $19.95 800 x 14 — $21.95 i> o ii <i IV Ii it <> ii ii TU BELESS: each Wilh TUFSYN - in ivize you need Chevrolet ford Plymouth D o d |t •ludsbsXsr o WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE <> o 0 Here’s the it Mercury (its ANY it family budget! 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Or Your Old Tire i ii • (» ♦ • STEP O N Align Front End Check Shock* X E x h au st Sy*lent Repack Wheel Bearing* Adjunt Brake* ONLY $1 OFF! On Some Tires IT! Get this 50% o ff 48 FLOOR MAT Only * 7 BARGAIN! Itrg. $1.9.i • • Full-width, door-to-door Top-quality molded ruldier • Look* GREAT! In ytmr choice of 5 color* G O O D Y E A R SERVICE STORE FINANCl s a v t a , INC. Grapcville Nursery h ated. ® Palm Beach County, Group 3: Runoff William II. IVunt and James A. Stafford; Donaid II. Reed, Republican, nom­ inated. Group 4: Runoff, Gens Moore III anil Harvey E. Over Jr.; Raymond J. Moinlry, Re­ publican, nominated. I'Incline County, Group iRunoff, A. T. Cooper Jr,, aid Daniel G. McMullen Jr.; D a v ­ id • Anderson, R ep u b lica n , nominated. Group 5; Mary R. Grizzle, Republican, I n d i a n R u ck* Beach, nominated; Richard W, Carr, St. Petersburg, unopp-"-cd. Group 0; William E. Nodinc, ”1 ; « Clearwater, nominated; run­ off, Riehurd J. llcirb, St. Put. era burg, Republican, and John J. Savage, North Itcdington Beach. Seminole County, Group I; Gordon V. Frederick, Sanford, unopposed; Jun K s r t u n c, Maitland, Republican, unop posed. N EW C A R TREAD 11 W SCS Program To Observe Day Of Prayer MONEY Group 14: Runoff, Mrs. Maxine E. Baker and David Brower; Richard R. Bcrndt, epublirnn, unopposed. Duval County, Group 4; Rill Basford, Jacksonville, nomin­ ated; David K. Wells, Repub­ lican, unopposed. Group 5: Runoff, E. D. Jackson and Neil C. Tnylor; William T. Stockton Jr., Re­ publican, unopposed. Group 6: Runoff, Lynwood Arnold ami Justin C. Mont­ gomery; Thomas A. Larkin, Republican, unopposed. Group T; Runoff, Hurry R. Mahon and F'lerl H. Nchultz; Guy It. Craig, Republican, un­ opposed. Escambia County, Group 3; Runoff, I’hll Ashler and Wil­ liam C. Dobbins. Hiliborough County, Group 4:; Robert T. Mann, Tampa, nominated. Group 5: Ray C. Knopke, Temple Terrace, nominated; Alton R. Pittman, Republican, nominated. Group 6; Runoff Terrell .Scssums and Abel H. Rigau; William N. Hamilton, Repub­ lican, nominated. Orange County, Group 3; Runoff, Bob AHi good, Or­ lando, and W. E. (Bill) Fulford, Orlando; John S. Brumhack Jr., Republican, nomin­ i» H IG H Sanford Furniture Co. VFW Post Sets Planning Meet T. l.ippineott. Repub­ lican, unopposed. Group 6: Runoff, Leo A. Furlong- Jr., and Harold KravHz; Paul J. O'Neill, Republi­ can. unopposed. Group 0; Runoff, Preston Bird and Murray Dubbin; Muriel C. McKay, Republican, unopposed. Group Runoff. Mary Ann MurKenxIe and Francis A. Calhoun; William M. Mankcr, Republican, unopposed. Group 8; Runoff, Richard A. Pettigrew and M a r v i n Christmas; Phillip Chafctz, Republican, unopposed. Group 9: Runoff, J&hn B. Orr Jr., and Edmond J. Gong; Bob Itnsasco, Republican, un­ opposed. Croup 111; Runoff, Jess Yar­ borough and Bernard Berman; Aristides Cnpulos, Republi­ can, unopposed. Group II; llunoff, Tom Spencer and K. N. Claigliton; Flank Hilrmnn, Republican, unopposed. Group 12: Runoff, Dick Fincher and Edward tlrighnin; Matthew M. Slepin, Republi­ can, unopposed. Group II: Runoff, Louis Wolfson and George Okell Jr.; Roy A. .MacDonald, ReRi-puhlirnn, unopposed. E l wood 555 W. FIRST ST. FREE P A R K IN G PH. FA 2-2821 11 i> l f <V �R e v e a lin g H id d e n There are perhups -10 million Am* frienns today who arc seriously dfamlvantnyed — poverty - stricken, handicapped, ill, forgotten. Thanks to efforts like Michael H arrington’s excellent “The Other America." some of us in this country ure perhaps a little more aware now of these unfortunate millions. They include, of course, migra­ tory workers, the out-of-work in nhandoned Appalachian coal fields, aged folk cast aside, the young Imt unskilled who can't find jobs, and many more. Certainly our society can never he accounted a success until we find a way to lift such millions out of their half-world of despair and disillusion. The cununeututor who called a t­ Peter Edson SHAKE' P o litic a l tention to their plight performed a useful service — which ought to he repented by one or another constant­ ly. But he was unrealistic in suggest­ ing that strong words from the pres­ ident can magically s ta rt tthese peo­ ple on the ron»T up. The burden of Harrington's book is that the "other America" is large­ ly hidden in a nation essentially pros­ perous. And. no m atter how loud the president's voice, Congress is not in the habit of legislating about hidden problems. It acts when they arc out in the open, feeding a fire that every law­ maker can feel. On the problem in question, admittedly a grave one, we have hardly begun to gather the kin­ dling. ANH'm^y mnosuip W£ATy IS * O f W & -C H W A F a te fu l Y e a r N ineteen-sixty-three began on a pessimistic note, with heldover newspaper shutdowns in Cleveland ami New York and a longshoremen’s strike along the Hast Coast. Only the latter has been settled. If the year continues the way it began, it nmy go down as one of the most strife - filled years in U. S. la­ bor history. Even if there are no more major strikes, it still will he a notable — and perhaps fateful — year. No less than 91 major wage con­ tracts expire this year, mostly in May and June, reports the National industrial Conference Board, Near­ ly a quarter of a million American union workers will he affected. Largest groups involved are in communications (317,9(10 workers), electrical machinery (182,000) ami apparel (173,000). Another 3.7 mil­ lion workers are involved in another 192 major contracts that provide for reopenings on wages and other is­ sues. There have been a number of re­ cent warnings that the nation was becoming disturbed about strikes. Congress rumbled ominously during the maritime strike ami there were hints about passing restrictive laws. Unless there is a wave of strikes of serious proportions, however, there will he no such legislation this year. But 1903 may well set patterns that will determine the course of hiiMir-nmiiagement relations for the rest of the decade. It remains to be seen whether it will he a spectacle of power bloc against power bloc or whether respon­ sible bargainers will attem pt to strike a balance between the inter­ ests of individual workers and in­ dustries as a whole caught up in a changing technology. Dr. Crone's W orry C lin ic M ania lx like thousands of graduate*, r o r you can ma­ jor in Englikli and ha\e studied it all through high school, a* uell as college, yet not be able la use It properly In your first real, life teal, nmnrly, hoi* lo write a letter of application ior ■ job! So scrapbook this vital rase and send for Ibe booklet below. CASE O tmi. Marvin L.. aged 20. has just graduated from college. "Dr. Crane,” he began, ” 1 have found a couple of ads in my newspaper almul jobs in which I think i'll be interest­ ed. “ Hut hou should 1 go on trout this twilit 7 They ask that applicants send in a let­ ter, "So what should I pul in Oral teller7 Although I have finished college, no teacher ever (aught our class how to apply for a Job after we left Phil Newsom Says K orean-Jap H a le L essen s U l’l Foreign New■ Analyst Funner President Syugniuri Ithi-e of the Republic of Korea oaed lo Wuw on hi* fingern­ ail* in auht-onsrimia metimry *>f Japanese t nt (urc during hi* day* a* n Kiitvuit revolu­ tionary under Jaitniiese nccupntioii. Untied of Jn[nits ha*, ill fact, liven* a constant in the Koreaii emotionul structure ever alin e the end of Win Id War II vvhieh took Koiea fiom die Japanese mil imidu il mi indvpcndvnt republic. It vmih IHive vvlm set the line on Korean fishing water* lit) mile* off the Kiorean cuasl wild regularly seized the crew* nml vi'Mult of Jupntiese fish, eniirii who violated it. After llln-e fell, hotli the 1 1vil in n nml military regime* which fol. lowed tolllilHIed the |Hiliry. A leaurtenl Japan, on the other hnnd. witii the vigoiolia nnpport of the United State*, wu* setting about to putell up war wouml*. following i i pol­ icy of eonciliution nml friend­ ship with the Nationalist Chi­ nese on Foi innsn, tin- Philip, pine*. India nml former vic­ tim* in between. Chief holdout will Korea. Yet establishment of nt teusi a sort of normally be­ tween the two wu* important. Korea represented the Inst important free world foothold in that portion of Asia ami was a natural slrntcgir step­ ping stone to Japan, Japan was a northern auelmr of an iinti-CoiiiiiuuiUt line ex­ tending mound the Asian [H'l'lmuter to Pakistan. In late 10112 il appeared Hint progress wn* lieing made. Then in early Vi.l enine the Intertill! pnlilii-nl ruckus in Korea vvhieh nearly toppled retired llrig. Gen, Kim Chong Phil from Ins assigned job of establishing the p o l i t i c a l paity hy which Horen's mili­ tary it'gime hope* to transfer ilscll from mililmy to civilian rule. When lie survived there was the campus." ant item about themselves. Many college graduate* are instead, open your letter just like Marvin, for they with a simple sentence. Midi never received a bit of advice on how to write a good "Let- as: “ Since I'm looking lor a |xi irr of Applicnlion.” silion which offers ample op­ So scrapbook this ra te anil keep it on (He, for almost portunity for advancement, everybody has need at one I'd like lo cite my qualifica­ lime or another for this prac­ tions.” You will observe that such tical advice. The usual applicant acts an opening of your letter does amateurish in his letter by not reveal whether vuu are just out of school and thus un­ starting out witli tils age. "1 am 20 years old. e lr.” employed, or whether you al­ is thus the standard opening ready have a job bill are looking fur a better position. line oi (lie average letter. Incidentally, lr.v lo learn For “ age” is outstanding in the mind of the usual uppli the name of Hie Employment cant though it is secondary Manager or Personnel Direr In Hie prospective employer. lor and then address your I d ­ (luring the teens, we are mi ler to him. In ease of Marvin's news­ desirous of lieing grown up or adultbdi, that we almost wor­ paper ads, only a post office ship at Die shrine of birth­ (mi x ii ii ill her was listed, so ill such cases, begin your letter day*. That's why college grad­ with "Dear Sir*:" or else cm- I uates also are likely lo lisl 'ploy "Gentlemen:” as your their age as the most import­ salutution. After that original sentence WASHINGTON (IJPI) — whose nickname is "Pete," got mentioned alnive, then Indent OUR HOARDING HOUSE deeply and list them cate­ A season or two ago. Sen. u letter from January com­ plaining that tlie literature gories, in order: Experience; Harrison William* wo* in­ Technical Training; Personal strumental in promoting a lie received from tlie senator* HOW CAM iPeRUJADfc- ) project In beautify the court­ of f it v was unprupeily udHIM TO CHAHSEtH l^ ) Data, and deferences. A W P F - S P i m - T T / f TU B INN6 S T AllMD ? PERHAPS 1 f—. JV.ENT O P P O R T U N IT Y O F A L L Under "Experience" list yard of the old Senate Of lieu dressed. COULD TELL HIM MY FUH06 . Some of it, Jntincy reported, ft M E --- A M D I H A D TO T E L L ' your major jobs, such as building, WERE INVENTED IN A PARM5TABLE 6RlD3E\MATBR As u redeveloped men, the was addressed to "S. E. Jurhousc-to-house m a g a 1 1 n e CUBAN RAZOR BLADE, l DlDM’T ME2D THE PROFlTiS.' courtyard made such an ul- icy" mid some of il to "Leon salesman—three months. E6AD, WJOO WORV* OF6A5-, CARTEL r NO, THAT olimd P ill -st ocx Wou ld ee Or. sales clerk—two years. tructive gteclisuuid that mi- M. Jarncy,” WORTH A MILLION WITHIN "You can understand my Or, school teacher — f o u r lure-lovers around the Capitol wauled to cull it a park and distress," he added, ‘‘because years. And add the names of name it in liie senator’s hon­ i i * the * t a I I o i i e r y clearly stales, my name is Grodnirk those past employers, liul lisl or. your major job first and your When Williams, a New Jer­ Kasbindrr." In keeping with the spirit next biggest position Inst, sey Democrat, got wind of with two or three lesser posi­ this, he modestly .protested of the occasion, Junney ad­ tions in the middle. that lie was nut entitled to ull dressed lii* letter to "Ken. Don’t go into elaborate de­ of the credit, und suggested Pete Harrison." Williams, of course, hastened tail! For the purpose ol a that he sbure the honor with u letter Is NUT to gel you a clerk of the Semite Hide* to apologize, saying he could not understand "how anyone job, hut to win an Interview. Committee, Under "Technical Train­ The clerk's name living Gor­ could possibly interpolate the ing,” you can include school­ don llnrilauu, the Ideal thing rimin' of I.eon Junney out of ing, lliisines* College or would tie to combine their Grodnick Pusblnder." “ I could undvistand some­ special trade courses, etc. mimes and call it the "H ar­ "Personal data” should in­ rison William* Park,” he said. thing like Groggy Fishbender clude age, weight, height, Willium* propusul suited or even Gaudy Flashpuu, but martlul s t a t u s , insurance Harrison fine, except fur one Leon Junney I just don't un­ carried, etc, thing. He favored using their derstand," he wrote. "deferences" count more il fit st names so that it would lie assured Junney, or Fast h e y have "handles” on tat called "the Guidon Har­ hinder, that "its suie as my them, such as “ Professor” or rison Park." flume is Harrison Williams" "Sales Manager," "deverEel us now proceed to the the mistake would not be reend” or "Doctor,” for then consideration of a more re­ pcutel. The letter was signed I'UKO l-A Sanford, Floridu Wed., February 27, 1903 you are judged l,y Hie com­ cent incident involving Hie "Willium Harrison," pany you keep. In using that signature, the vv vi n . ii t. uiiiL uw , scu tu m s s u r t iil is UCU senator und one of his const!, I. SHHV V l.llS H l.L UIIVV SHU II- -lll'V V Oi l) Olten you may In- lured be­ tuents, actor-musician I won senator limy or may not huve ll-m t-aU i* UtlMur A d v e rtisin g t u r n tor fore your references are even E. Junney. been uwaia that there really ji m vv i i i . i .ii j a m s : I.. s m > i: t ix h t .K t ’uitniy IMItur l l n s l n o * Manag er contacted, especially il thusc is u William Harrison in Con­ A few day* ago, Williams, I K l g l J V I VIlVtlUl ,11011.1.1 JIIV M ,*o< lt(y tld llo r I'latM ftiil Mi«n»it<r references have such handles. u n i iiii.i.i*ntii ii*vt rits x H stit.T ul.iaii For further data, send foi i V a lu ta liUUur Circulation M s u a g s r my booklet "Vocational Guid­ S'III. II H I I L l . i M x l i a u l r a l ttupL ance Kil,” enclosing a stamp­ ed. return envelope, plus 20 a t l i s t m r r i o x m v it ;n U , Mall •Inaia lia llv a ry cents. II contains a complete Sll tllher kraalaalv laualy ESI. 1935 specimen letter. ISitu I Vear Ill.aO I V• ar 2 k VVtrW S . t i * Months I M t Months (Always write lo Dr. Crane IN SU RAN CE AT A SA V IN G S.uo i Months • »'» 1 Xluntha In rare of tbit newspaper, t on I Month 1 so I Month L\ S p e ta l II* aulsHona provlds that ail mall suhscrlpUoni b, enclosing a long fDecent i-ai.i in advance. stamped, addressed enve­ Mnlcrsd a* second elasa mailer October 32, ISIS al lha Pot lope and 20 cents to cover Utiles ul banturd, Florida, undtr the Act of Consrca of Marvl 114 So. Palmetto typing and printing costs lh a lltrald !• a member ol tha United Praia which la infilled when you send for one of Phone FA 2-081-1 etcluilvely lo lha uas tor rapublicetlo* of ail tha local Bsnra Us booklets.) firm led In Ihie newepapar. $1p & m fa rd a long. If silent, sigh of lellcf In Japan. For Klin Imd been Helen's chief negotiator with Japan ami llie Jupanese source of hope that rceani-iliatiou at last could la- achieved. Key to the settlement was conditional approval of a JSOU million settlement reportedly walked out hy Kilil ulld Jap ­ anese Fol vigil Minister .Mas­ ayoshi Ohiin. According to the terms, in return for the 116 years of hirrnfi Japanese rule, Japan would extend to Korea |IHH) million in grunts nml SL'uo million in long-term loans. It ecus fen led that If Kim were to fall, the agreement he had negotiated would fall with him. Final terms still will lead to many a heated wrangle both in Jnputi mal Korea, hut ns of today there is hope that an­ other of the problem* lift over fmm Wm Id War II limy In- settled ill the near future. Dick West Says A re Y ou C o n c e n tr a tin g ? gress. He is u Itepuldicnn replescntntivn nt large from Wy­ oming. His middle name is Henry, My purpose in relating all of litis is to test your powers of concentration- W i t ii o o t peeking, how many ol you call remember the name of thu clerk mentioned curlier? That's right —it's Gordon Flashback. sian missiles from Cuban bases. He has insisted that Polaris missiles he substituted for Ekylnilts to defend Ilritain. He ha* taken n strong stand on creation of a nuclear strik­ ing force in tiro North Atlant­ ic Treaty Organization. He has culled on Canada to live up to its past commitment* for nuclear defense, lie has cut off foreign aid lo Haiti und Ceylon for their unfriend­ ly attitudes. Instead of taking n certain amount of pride in this softly *|Hikcii diplomacy, backed up by wielding of a bigger stick, the burden of the criticism is that the President is wreck­ ing all American alliance* and that his foieign policy is a mess. The same kind of reaction has greeted almost every adin iills t rut ion program. The President is blamed for not having been able to lift tbc country out of the reces­ sion left on Id* doorstep when he entered tile White House. In the same breath he is criticized ticcnuse lie has tried to do something about this through accelerated deprecia tion and investment credits to business, through extended in­ surance benefits for the job­ less. by public works and re­ development programs in de­ pressed areas. The whole pur­ pose has been to i educe the curse of excessive unemploy­ ment. llie justification for all this criticism is that il is part uf the American political system and tradition. The great game of politics is to destroy every president us soon as he take* the oath. This is whnt hap­ pened to President Hoover, to President Itooscvelt and Tru­ man, to I'irsident Eisenhow­ er, and now Kennedy. The logic, the consistency, Mild the everyday common sense of the fair-minded citizen to fo|such an altitude is haul for low most of the time. James Fcnimore Cooper, author of "Lust of the Mohi­ cans" and other Indian tales, traveled widely in Europe in Ids Inter yeuia and became critical of American ways. Ills opinions lost him much of his prpularily in America. W h a t is i l ? Glod you art ad. It’* a Volkiwogen Station Wofjoa Don't pity the poor thing: it con kA* *. It can corry nearly a ton ol anything Y°* oam oflord to buy. Or 8 people (plus (uggogai d yoa want lo go* practical about il. And Ihoce's more (lion one proctrcal consid­ eration. Il will (ala yoe obool 24 miles on a goRon oi regulur gus. it won't lake any water or onh-freece al afl| the engine is air-cooled. Ami oven though il carries olmoit twice as rswcfc ov regular wogons. il takes 4 ieet lest to pork. Whal's in Iho packoge? 8 pairs oi skis, the complete works ol Dickers^ 98 lbs. ol fro-'en spinach, a hutch used by Grover Cleveland, 80 Hollywood High gym swaaters, a suil ol armor, and a lull-sized reproduction ol the Winged Victory ol Samothracc. A. J. Pierson Soles & Service 11)2.7 S. Orimge IlliiHxum T m i! *uu»o«<JC« MHH1 Orion do, Mori do «JA 5-1081 (Rsm w dsdlm } Oh (Bw Jjduuf Before you start remodeling fe r a lii <5 WASHINGTON'—(NEA) —President Kennedy is now in tbc unenviable position of be­ ing damned if he does am! 'bimr.nl if he doesn't. What­ ever domestic or foreign pol­ ities he proposes, he gets jumped on by Id* critic* in both parties. And his defend­ ers are few. Prime example a t the mo­ ment is Hie lax program. For over a year practically every­ one has been screaming a t the President for n tux cut us the only cure for recession, A few d i s s e n t e r s have pointed out that while tax cuts were nice, they couldn't be had without either a cut in government spending, deficit financing or lax lefolm. No­ body paid any attention. • Hut now many of the people who lust year were demand­ ing tax cut* of every kind, just so they welv Idg enough, have awakened to the fact that both tux reform and de­ ficit financing may be involv­ ed. And tliej are yelling that the President i» going to ruin the rmintry. So the demand now is lo cut government spending right to the bone to pay for the tax cut. Meanwhile, opposition to the President’s balanced, threeyear, gradual tax redaction and lax reform program bus become piuclicatly unanimous. To labor union leaders, low in­ come group* would not be given enough of a lax cut. To business leudeis, cm innate taxes would lint he cut deep enough or fast enough. And to everyone who now gets a little benefit from some escape clause in existing lax law - like Hie people who have been getting dividend tax credit* or extra targe de­ pletion allowances on mineral resource*—the men’ thought und denying them these en­ trenched special privileges is rcvolutioiui ry. Kittle realization i* appar­ ent Hint there never wa* a perfect tax hill and there never will lie. A tax rut which gives eveiy body everything lie want* und then some would not do the job it must do—raise money to pay for defense ami mu the govern­ ment. The fuel lliut somebody Inis to make some loml deri­ sion* «m these maUers and hull them through has not registered. Much of llie same kind of criticism is now lieing upplied to the adiiiiiiistiatioii** for­ eign policy moves. Eli ire the end ol Win Id War II, II ic piincip.il fault found with Hie conduct of American foieign policy ha* hern that this countiy lias not taken the position of world teiiilerehip to which il is entitled. There lias Iwen too much ■h iel nice lo allied second-rata powers and iindridevelupcd countries cm the foreign aid dole and not enough firm Insistenca Hint llie American position should determine free wot Id policy in opposition to internal tonal c o ill ill u lllani, *inre America carries most of the loud. In the past few mouths, Imuevei, the President lias led the free world III imposing a tduchudr on Guhu. He bus forced the uitlidiuw.il of ltd*- N o te b o o k or building, be sure to get in touch with us. FREE E S T IM A T E S W IT H IN L^J&udu, & C O M M E R C IA L O R ShoswiakfUi 211 W. 25th ST. 50 M IL E R A D IU S R E S ID E N T IA L CONSTRUCTION CO. FA 2-3103 �r i f r r a tt rngc 2-A—Feb. 27, 1003 By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Legal Notice NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH and DINNER i\ t iik cin e f it ro rirr, n in t h J in ic m . r m ri'iT . i% ami run b r m im im : I <11 A T I , l - M l l l l l l l in r ita M K iiv no. i!« » NOTICK TO IIKFKM1 F R A N K J. POST. Pla in tiff. TUKS. thru SAT. VIHIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room Omlcntd Eapwaillj For MB: BANQL’KTB. .UNCIIEONS ------and DINNER PARTIES S S3 1 -6 1 9 7 (jiarioui D tnuuf ulttnUousi RESTAURANT! MOBTT HIGHWAYS 17-92 N. FERN PARK, FLORIDA WITJ.fR MARTIN* an.I MVItTlIA J. MARTIN, hi* wtfe. Def en dan t* THIS I T I T i : OF IT.OIIIIIA T ill M -tl.U K MARTIN an I .MARTHA J. MARTIN, hit wife. W h o l e reeLdeacee an>l P o t t Office i < 1 4 r t o o am unknown, [•[tare ta k e notice th a t you are hereb y required to file y o u f writte n ait*wer or ilefeneee. If any. parennally or l>y an at torn ey, on or be. fore Marrh 8 1 19IS, at the o fflee of the Clerk of the Clr* cu lt Court. at the Court Home In Sem inole County. Ranr.nl. Florida, »n.l to n u l l a copy ther. <f to S T IlN srilU M UAVIK .t Mc In t o s h . Att..r. ner* for r i a l n l l f f . Fort Office lloa 1110. Hanford. Florida. In that cert ain proeeerttnc pendIny a c a l n t t you In the Clr* cu lt Court of the Ninth J u d i ­ cial Circuit of Florida. In and For Seminole County, F lo r­ ida. In Chancery, an a b b re­ v ia ted t itle o f aald cauae be. In s - P R A N K J PORT. P la in , tiff, v - W1LT.1K MARTIN and MARTHA J. MARTIN. hi, w ife. D e f e n d a n t s ' and hernia fall not or a Decree Pro O n fc»»n will ha en tered nir»tn«l you. Th e n a tu re o f thla proceedln « h e l n r a eutt for fore. loeure of a V cn d o Fe t .V a ., the follow Init deecrll.e.t r .1 pro perty lylntr and heinu tn Sem inole Cou nty, Florida, tow lti Rot : and the E a , t o p , , h a l f o f Lot I. Block J, A, II, flueeeir* Addition to P o r t Reed, a o co rd ln r to plat t h e r e o f a» recorded in E'lat Rook I. IN (< if . W IT NESS my hand and eeal at Sanford. Sem inole Count), Florida, thle 11th day o f F eb . ruary, A. l>. I H i . t SEA 1,1 Art hur It. B e ck w ith . J r , Clerk o t the Circuit Court B y : Martha T. Vlhlun Deputy Clerk Stene irotn, D a v i t A Mclntoen Attorn eya for P la i n t i ff P..»t Office Boa 111# Sanford. Florid a I'ubllah Feb. II. I«, I t A Mar «. l » « l . Ct»F-4J. » 1 9 *. POP i > PRIdLLATI i i B1AWM1 _________ i EVERYBODY v • • . « READS THE CAPTAIN EAST » CLASSIFIED AD S FBTENP31 i <a ANP t AT.LET OOP _____ I FRECKLES Whether you are a ) iJ BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response \4 * You want when you use BEN CASEY i GJItr £>anft>rii ijrra lii i i ik W A N T ADS 1 r- r- T“1 ll II BP • aI K . KZ | pi r mm ■ 5T w ■ U ______ ) 49 * _ *l « a a~ JUST CAU FA 2-5(12 tr 11 II Al 41 ST \sr 57 f in r i II II r w _c �V*. = 1 Tf T**a %, ii H era ld W an t-A d s A re B usy In S e m in o le C ou n ty, B uying! S ellin g ! R en tin g! U se T h em ! Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First HEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuo*., thru Erl. - 2 1*. >1. day before insertion. .Mun. • Sat. noun. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Too*., thru Fri. - - I'. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The IK'ralt! will not lie re­ sponsible for marc than one incorrect insertion of your ail, am) reserve* (he right to re­ vise or reject any advrrtlfcHunt from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. New people in town look at Hi raid A<ls. Re sure your business Is represented with attractive advertisements, t all FA 2 5612. Legal Notice In III* Cntirf o f tlir Jhi4li:e« I f m l i m t i r n a n l ) , Muir o f lltirltln. In P rolm lr In rr f i r f'nfintr of i n i l u .m a i n . x n v s fllMtl. i i > %t. M i r n i: Nolle** I* hereb y isKrn that thr umlrrwltznrd will, on the <li»y o f Mar.'h, A. D. 1961 p r • » « n t !ii th** Honor ible <*»unt>r Jiiiljfi* tif Kemlnole faultily, FlnrtflA, b it filial re* turn* ftc c lu n l a ml vom'brrii, a* Vi'lmlnlft ra o f t ha I** Ia : r nf Tin Ims i $Luly* K ■eft r, «l**v**»f*n♦ 4. a ml at raid Unit, Iben ami tU»rt, nut lit Jipplli at ton to Hit m M J u d f t for a final tettlr* merit o f hit Administration o f rild a fid for an order •lUrb irttltic him *\n kucJi Ail* in Inlet rat or. 1' i t d thl* the 11th day o f Kibriiary, A. U m 3 . Ktwooit An It, Friend Attm lnlitrali.r Fatal* of of Th elm a iJlitdya K eef er I lui'vmi'ij 9'ublUli Feb. i s , :o, M\ r . C. lloiS. Cl i F - SI Hit U tr (ranlartl Vrralll Feb. 27. 1963—Fane 3-A I 12. Ileal E state For Stilet 12. Real Kslale For Sale 27. Sprcinl Services By Nadine SelUcr SWEKTIE PIE — Ii o I| O° rr g . 2 BR. CB. FHA. Small dawn Ileupholsiery Specials! RAVENNA PARK payment, $52.68 per month. For the finest new Itomo buys, Chairs $39, selection of fa­ Corner lol. 109 Country brics. Sofa* $99, selection of we urge you to inspect the* fabrics. Club ltd. beautiful 3 and 4 bedroom, Custom Made Slipcovers 1, D i. and 2 ballt homes MODEL HOME offered in desirable Raven­ Chairs $24.50, Sofa* $19.50. 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. Central Florida's Largest na l’ark. Sot month. 2923 Sanford reupholstery Factory. Freo Avc. home estimates, written These homes feature tlic fin­ guarantee, 10 , down. est in <|ualily construction All type* of Real Estate Central Fla. Decorators by Shoemaker, and include South A Garland built-in kitchens, central heat, ami other plus values. Orlando. Fla. Th. GA 2 1979 Sanford FA 3-0613 tin N. Park Ave. Ph :ij :: u5.vj Cocoa NE 6 6179 1’nces begin at 511.9o0, witli low FHA down payments. 1 HR., 'd RATH 1IOMK No down payment under Monument*, Cemetery work Florida room, kitchen, with Also Lettering on Stone* dishwasher, di-imial, stove VAt Payments less titan SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. rent. May we serve you7 and refrigerator. Double 2317 McllonvIUo Ale. carihirt, good floracc ami I’ltone FA 2-6119 wvirktxMiiu. On 2 '. lots with aaxorted trml tree*, fcnretl. Slcnslrom R eally I'iano Tutting and Repair $18,500 W ith T e rm s W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Real Estate — Mortgage* 111 N. I'ark Ate. FA 2 242.1 J9 . A utom obile S erv ice John E. Fox, Realtor U W A* tliHdl ROSA L. PAYTON FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha l .A K K V IE W H o m e fttr s a l e o r tra ile for a tileil fa rm un the AUTO GLASS INSTALLED west aide of Sanford. Call FA 2 7KiM tluy* or FA 2 6368 Windshield niglit* 2.1. Furniture Used furniture, apptlanee*, tools, etc. Uought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Av*. Pit. FA 2-4132 .11. A rtic le s F o r Snlc REPOSSESSED 7.IG ZAG SEWING MACHINES Save up lo 5 0 ',, take over payments, lot S. Park Avc. FA 2 9411. Sale, ntess kits, canteen*, S1.55. Sleeping bags, $3.83, Surplus City, 201 W. 1. FACTORY T ) Y.1U ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cords. Sunkurik Class and Paint Company 2)0 Magnolia PM. FA 2-4623 STOUFFER Posture rest and reducing unit. Like new. A real steal. FA 2 2050. TK K *N: t J RKKN Out 30th St opptifile Jolf Rack Class WE LOAN Carpet Shampooer Club. New 3 liedroulil, I ' j Doin' Clans Vent Class bath, built in*. Large f am­ at no c*>st witli purchase of SERVICE ROBERT A WILLIAMS ily room, central heat and laistre shampoo. CarSpn'tnrik Class and Paint Rlue iw a n sk Rrallor roll's Furniture. Air-Cor,,111 ion. lasw, low a i* « .it< e Company 2 Bedroom furnished Incl. ia**,*,. , *r r, .217 down p a y tn e n t s, J7.V00 Ray mond Lurulquist, Assoc. 210 Magnolia I'll. FA 2-4622 31 A. F e U T \’ $ mi ONION PLANTS month pay.* ail. Drhc out FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 32. Flowers - Shrubs 'He’i suffering from battlo fatigual Snyg wo’ro Economy 2 bedroom purtly CRYSTAL WAX A SWEET today or call FA 2 2711 for :Ut. Furniture AUTO * RADIO driving him oriuvr* furuislicd $ 35 SPANISH, PER M - $2.50 19. S itu iitlo n n WatHed details. 10.30 to 5 dally. .'14. Articles For Sale Drlvc-ln Itepalr Seri ice 500—$1.50, 5M lots and over 33. Articles Wanted PERSONAL RADIO A T. V -$2.00 OR TRADE. Equity in mod­ Child Care. FA 2 2271 6. For Rent 6. F o r R ent 3(5. Automobiles - Trucks 23th St.* A Sanford Ave. CABBAGE A CITRUS BAGS ern 3 Bit home fur modern Children kept. FA . ' I1K2 37. Bouts - Motors Pll. 323 0655 RENT A MED Turn. 2 Bedroom llmisc. house It.tiler. Blue Spring* Alt slies, ladders, picking REALTOR - 1NSUROR 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Rolls way, lioipiial A Baby Adult*, no pet*. FA 2 7661, bags, clippers, truck rope, Ale. Orange Cily. 7153919. Cltikl care. FA 3-07(10. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Avc 39. Trailers - Cabanas III. Paul try 1.Restock Beds ask for our price list. Unlurntilied 2 b e d r o o m CARE for clitldicii. 323-o:i63. By Day, Week, nr Month 1 RR. House, nicely turn A. M. PH HYATT, PHONE Large Shetland Ponies; 1 house', 826 Escamilla, i'll. CAR BOLL'S FL HNITl'RE Ished. $*U mo. FA 2 8544. 749-2115, SEVILLE, FLA. I. Lost & Found Baity sitting or llmisecleaning. gelding, 1 mare. $150 each FA 2 0214 Ml. FA 2-5181 116 W lit St. F'A 2-0539. 709 Cypress A\ e witli new saddles ami bri­ Bail Ztg Zag Sowing Machiitu LOST yellow gold Croat anil UNFl'RN. 1st Fltxir. 3 ruts Office FA 2-2111 dle*. 322 9163. APABTMENT.S: Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo Sur­ hath. 2 scrct-ncvl |k>rch«s WEL.1KA Chain. Four stone settings. Darn*, makes hut ton holes. Nights FA 2-064$ llaliysitting, housework. I'lt. plus City. 201 W. lit st. Rooms private batlis, 114 With guarantee. 5 Payments 323-OJOO Call 38-2611 or FA 2-5155. 309 Magnolia Avc. 322 0532. FA 2 3303. W. First St. .11 A. Pets REWARD. of $6 40. FA 2 01)1. AVAILABLE March 2. 2 HR 2524 Park Or. Sanford. Fla. LAKE MARY. 3 HR. 2 hath. Bali) sitter lo live in. For Duplex, excellent local ion, 3 Red hi oin, 2 bath, bullt-lns, Sandy beach. $!5o mo. I’h. particulars apply lot Ma­ Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months DOUBLE Holly wood lied, witli electric kitchen, tool H S. fvntT'il yard 115 \V, Ctileold. AhC. Female. Call FA 2-891M. box spring A mattress, ma­ ple Avc. Elm. May he mu-ii after 5 man Circle. $120 per month. 322- 7879. ple vanity aud dresser, with THE TIME TESTED FIRM p. m. Call FA 2-5501. FURN. AND L'nlurnuilu-d new FA 2-74*4. 2 mirrors, sell thl* week, 116 N. I'ark Ate. FA 2 612ft 21. IIt’tiit(\ SniotiH IT IT TI’l l tP g S M U l CHIHUAHUA, MALE Puppy, 2 Bit duplex apartments. NOTICK Id hereby g l u n that Sion. 6 (L Croslcy llefrlgerFurnished Apartment. Close w* are rngapAd In hualnee* 9 wks. old. FA 2 4IU9 Terro//u floors, tile bath. NEWLY FURNISHED larim WILL SELL Equity In 2 lilt IIABRIKITS BEAUTY NODE ulor In good operating con­ in. Jimmy Cowan FA 2-4013 at Sanford , .Uemlnol* C'<un. 2 Hit iluplt'i. IHh St. Lome F.\ 2-2374 after 3 p. m. homo at discount. FA 2 liiati ty. Flurldo. ondcr Mic flctlComplete Beauty Service dition $35. Call FA 2-2248 Dog*, Cals, e tc . Boarding. WIKlll. H3K:I2U8. 1pm* name «*f. V I.V-TUKNii, Duplex, 1203 Elm. Apartment. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 after 6 p. m. Also pups fttr sale. Animat 1 ..M .N E N T E R P R IS E S nod th.it we Inland to n u l t l r r Hot Magnolia. Apartment, • i l l n u n * with th* ct-rM nr .tike Mary. 2 Bedroom, kitHaven Kennel. FA 2-3752. It Pays Has purchased h c a it t i I u I Cut '.V Curl Beauty Shop 119 Elm. House, 6 Smyrna the Circuit Court, Neinlnotc 3.V Articles Wuntctl chut et|iiipped. FA 2 3019. wooded area at Dtngduie. v'ounty. Florida. In aceordanc* FEBRUARY SPECIAL l)r., Dellury, Fla. Ail clean 1A 2-634T, with the provlalnna o f th* To Use See Mr. Ferguson at sales New opera lor get acquainted 112. F low ers • S h ru b s G o o d used Spinet or consolo anti nicely furnished. I’h, F lctlilr.ii. Nam* Htatut**. to* office and pick your lot Piano. Call after 5 p. in. ivlt: Kc.lloii MS.OS Florida offer, Stu.oo cream wave, PETUNIA, SnapJragun, I'attHouse* for rent. For infor­ NO 8 1267. The HERALD ami lit use models. Low t i U t i u * l!*'-7. 322 3999. $7.50 complete. Open even­ mation contact Ted Wil­ dlu: r'harlra Jarrell sic stuck. ings by apt. 319 palmetto liams Hardware, 2UJ E. 4 LARGE Room Apt. with­ down—low nimitliiy paymt*. J ay Dean Burk* GRAI'KVILI.E NURSERY Want Ads. .111. AUtintolillcs • Trucks in walking distance of town. B illy T. Burk* Avc. 322-0931. 25th St. IM M E D IA T E Gra|>cvlllc Ave. Neur 20th SI. tin-oil* T. Burk* FA 2 3*19. Poi.ll.fi Feh. I f * Mar. a, 1J, '53 CHKV. 2 door setIn it. ltims OCCUPANCY ROOMS, The i.ables, 401 ;d. l pais. Annuals I'clitnla*, Snapdra­ good, good tires $125. Pit. 2 llidroom Iktuve, kitchen 3 Bedroom, t 1j hath, no qual­ - I . K le rtriru l S erv ices CDF-0* Magnolia Avc. FA 2 07»>. gons, Pansies, Vegetable ifying, See Mr. Ferguson. FA 2 9126. furnished, on l-ako Golden. FKIUIPAIIIR m u ir i: n r at i r Plant*. Duteli Mill Nursery. Itnngdalc kuluhvision l»ngM i r i m in - m it Three room fornldied Near base. Call FA 2-4043 tv l i l t : a van: b p T i l l : Sale* A Service l > l i l t : M i l l ! Ol* THIS Upsalu ltd. Ju»t oil 20th St. ,17. JIon Is • Motors wixh I. • T V T U OF FI.BMIIIV apartment. 2lot Magnulia, during day, FA 2 4736 after House Wiring, Free Estimates i t v r n o r ri.iiH tiii M i l till II VltD II II II T II A M ami 1st St. $15 ItolM-rt A. Williams. 5:30. L IIIJCIIAV Sul Vlltlen's Randall Electric MI'HMON and iJATI.K U TOi WILLIAM 3 Bedroum, t liallt, large eoran.I IIA KIIA It A J I i r o Gtfcway To The Waterway I'hone FA 23951. MPHrioN, tils w ife; I'll. FA 2-0915 33. Furniture HAN, I*Im. vvJjfr, rn«|(1iiiet tier lot facing lake. IU9 112 Magnulia LAKE MARY, New, fnin. re.l ilen ce llrikhowil Robson Sport ini; Goottu 1 1 Ilk (Mill1 T K T u p Atti; i n :i t i -; n v v o t i Wait* l»rise, S u n 1 a n d Kitchen Floyd St I.uke view. $iat. v o u \ i i k f i i : isi ; irr \ o t i - 7 Bedroom house Your EVEN RUDE Dealer f i i :d ih a i f c d h iia i. m 2.1. Utiitubing Services WANTED reliable couple lo equipped 91; Escambia Dr. Eilale. FI I \ in service. k i l l Hu* r K i n : i : \ r . n a t h l v * Couple, no pels, FA 2 ulHt, T ln S A l. MnllTil.Viin Vksn304-6-8 E. 1st I’ll. FA 2-5881 Ala MOUTMAUi; I, h>4a ’l A T l o V . lake up inmilhly payment* CtA'I'ION, h a v in g file I In thl* $45(1 down, monthly $91.75, FA 2 0920 after 3 p lit. Court tie . w o r n Bill of fhon- h a vltut f!J»*d In thl*- C>Ult II* ' of $13.56 on 3 complete .'IS. Motorcycles - Scooters GA Special Notice* VA nothing down. FA 2 ho74 Hill of i *«»rnp!aInt, tli* plulnt, tlie natu re and purp-i** »Morn t.'nfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom rooms of furniture. Call or FA 2-2118. ,,f whleh I* to fore, lo*e that nntlire mi.) piin»M>. o f Hhlch REMINDER Apartments Kitflien equipi crt.-iln m o r t g a g e * » e e u l i d by !■ t«► forrcliKv* th,$t ‘ ocrtalfi TK 8-1511, Casselberry, coi­ Motor Scooter* • Cycles, Used in >rtic.ii(a P ir eti t«•! lay Will lain HP-hard Bertram Muaeoti and Pliinibinsr A llcutiiiK INCOME TAX SERVICE petl. 108 W. IStli St. I'll. q i ’ICK SALE NEEDED Vespa I960. $13995. lU rb ura J. led . l l a y l e I.. M u*.oil. 111* wife, lo 1* Hijrhan n u l AIR CONDITIONING FA 2 4678. (). M. HARRISON'S 2 Story home for anyone who lew is Sales A Servico l a w y e r * M ortga ge a i d Till* lluch.m t h U wlfr. (■* U « 7 « n Murtv*a« and Tltli* Com pany, CONTRACT and REPAIR i ' i n n | o i i t , on tii* l«lti day of I 1311 Talmetto Avc. 322-8927 DON'T THROW IT AWAY wants room lo live in. New 2517 Country Club ltd. on tli* 9ih <!*> o f July, HSU. 3 Bedroom furnished home. July. Ilijs; that la id C o m ­ WORK Bring your aluminum tin tilplumbing, wiring, and oil I’h. FA 2-7928 plaint prays for s o acenunt- that aa Id t>J'in|*!alrtt pray a for FA ‘ 2 4267 Utwecn 4 A 10 an a «w uunt I nit fit h§ lakan B. I'o r Sale o r R e n t lure to us fur complete refloor furnace, ter mile con­ lout Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 liiu to he taken mider the dlrp, tit. •Otlon of the Court for what undrr th*1 dlr^i'Hnn o f thn writhing. tract. Iat west price you’ll .‘IB, TrniUwN - Cntmnji* 2 HR. Modern house. 8t7 PLUMBING I* line th* P la in t iff for prlo- t*ourt fa.r tv hat i» du« th* prhn 'I| m I ami 1 3-Bedroom house. 2 2-Bed find. 715 Magnolia. FA 2 9969 FURNITURE CENTER vdpal and iutereat on raid I'Ll 1n t U f fur Catalina FA 2 1(578. Contracting Repairs t n l i m t on tnorticHia and Mobile Home— 28' Tamlciii m o r tg a g e and m u rtg ag* note I Itst F reneli Ave. room house. 3230937. and for th* cost*. eh *rg«* and niortKaa«7 note and for ilia FREE Eh 11 MA’I Eh Kstahllklieil Fish A Used Ap wheel. All aluminum Trail­ 1 1 yuu like country living. rn«t». < harara and a t p a n a ta In. Pll. F'A 2 7933 eapen*'-* Including attorney'* n. I.. HARVEY er. Sleep* 6. Complete with pliance business. II Year* fee* and abstract f e ta and cludtnn atforn ay'a fara and 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, on f**'i and that FA 2-3381 double howl sink, stove, re­ that tn default o f *ueh p a y ­ a b s t r a c t in same location, Retiring 2ol h.iofor: Ave. FKKK KSTIM ATI'J south side of big Lake dafaiilt of in c h pay­ ment, (Ml*. Inlereat. eelal*. In from Imsineis. Campbell's frigerator, Iml water heat­ Uplmlstrring A Maltrcs* ren­ ment, till*. Inlereet, es ta te, Mary. Water for boating, elalm , demand and eiyulty «f er, T. V., hath and forced Fish Market, lit Sanford Ifn. Itn ill tv Ac T H cvk ion ovating. New A Used Furni­ redemption "f the tiefen danta claim , demand and v-iutty o f \ n n i i 2 in'’ M ir elCOrange tree*. Approxi­ and all persons ehilmln g by, rrdenihll,it) nf the D efen d a n ts THi IIAHOLD W. JUHNM«>S* Avc. air heat. $1295. Sec at Hol>ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. USED TV s. $23 and up. Town mately 2‘k acre*. FA 2 9162, a ii*l Jl Ni: 1. JlillS'rtON, through, under or a g a in st and all person* cla im in g Pi under or a g a in .i sou Sporting Good*, Down­ Co., at 709 Celery Avc. r.LMKIt J I'AltKKH un«J them or any o f them, be abao- thr ough, and Country TV. FA 2 3362 3 Bedroom, 2 hath huu*c. J A M r r %. IMHKKIt, hi* 1 Nrw- house — Near Lake l n t* ly barred and forac|nead| them or any nf them. b> a I. town Sanford. FA 2-2117. harred and f<>re. « Iff. I»c fr>niinnt f, raid ault b ein g filed In the aulutaly $200 down and t a k e over I'EithON AL RADIO Mary I 2-year old house, Hcilihne** a it «i Milllna C lr-u lt Court of the Ninth ctuaedi s a i l ault being (tied payments of $73 no |wr Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick For Sale: 19(41 BEST O' x 21*. I V. SERVICE A«|iiriw*s Inktimvn near Orlando. I old house, Judicial Circuit. In and for In Hie Circuit Court of thr month. F'A 2-IH62. Service With tin- Cadi. Hotair cabana with 10’ x I'J* kem lnole County. Florida. In Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and Yu U \ N | # » M*ll UK Tull We re|tuir I'iioim Changers near Naval Air Station I’ll. Ch ancery, enlttled FKDBItAI* for Sem inole County, In Chan* tra tfrdijf nntlfDd that huH SUPER TRADING POST awning. All extra*. $8oo. Radio & I V.. Auto Radio* 322-4 thl. NATION \ t . JtOItTnAilP. A tain l- eery, cntlllwt FEDKMAI. M - !(«■ havn ronimr uirsi a$;i»in#t 3 Bit. 2 hath, fell red hack VPS*). ) uu In th* ririuti FA 2 6677. I FA 2-8453. ClATIo.N, a corporation o r ­ TUrNAH MultTHAMi: iif I DAY SERVICE yard, atr conditioner, Kit­ gan ised under an Act o f Con. CIATION, g co r p o r a lP-n - rgan - th«* Nin th Jn l Irial of 12. Re,'ll t-NlHic For Stile 251 it St. A SuIlford Avc. a re al and e i i . i l n g pursuan t lied under an Act nf Congrei* tha total * of FI*»rlil a In a n l chen equipped 330't S Park to tha F e.lcr.it N.1'1 .nal M ort­ and e i l t l l n g p u n u a n i in ilia for fit mlnoli* I'tHini), thr* ai>Pit 323 tSLVi Avc FA 2 1761. MA YEA IK g a g e A ..-.cl a 11o n Charter Act. Federal Natlupai Murtgag. >*- f i f a v l n M l!if< o f D ItlV LI t h A \ I N «l to Very attractive 4 bedroom, 2 P lain tiff. .rr*u * D A V I D l o c u t i o n c h a r t e r A.-I, P la in ­ F ALL 'J7. Spi'dnl Services 22u'i SANFORD AVENUE F IJ iV D J l ' J i n c i : aod PAPI*- tiff. veteu* Wlt.I.IAM I. BI C- HANK, l'lalnllff. -*•- IVAIt* hath home in beautilul May- la-t u* show you tlw advant­ IIAN and 1 U B U A H A J 111 C- OLD W Ju||\to<».V an<l JI S'I* INC JUMTICK. hU wife; n i l ANtIK PTtt.ITV f ’i rytPANYj H AN, tils w ife, and O l tA M li: t* julINtouN, hi* wife r \ a l . fair. Features include fully ages of (hi* 3 ttedroutn home UtlWlHWOOD AVI» it' PUO- DTItatTY COMPANY. D ef en d , tipfandanta, In Chancery No. equipped kitchen, rentral a n t,, b ein g Chancery i'**« No IJI2C DtXTri. INC.I and III- t l A n t ) surrounded hy beautiful Mowing, edging, lerlilltlng, heat, many nice extra* B E R T H A M MtraSViN and HAY- No. H i l t , pra y in g ■ r o f t d u i Th* Tin Imre nf l liia null Ir 4 /CHEVROLET d r . Sa1i»fndlyii giiataulreil. shade tree* We re sure ur# o f la id t n o r tf ft in *.t» M »#a fit $r * |n»ut 1 of (ha( o r lulu t.E 1, StPkSriN. his wife. Dr Total pr.ee $22,0001 Only - m>»*'f k .1Kf*' frnrn an lit tjirffiul F \ 2 1917 you'll love the d u n n in g fen dan lt. being n . i i m r y I'aie ffilloiviiiff dfla^rilin'I Intad fl'am down amt Immediate j living room with a iiieptave, No. IMHO, praying a for*-lo- In* and »-#lna In ffrmttiuic 4* I) ?• l*i F'l-» I InIIf f, •!.$'- 1 Iii'. OLDS CADILLAC aur* o f iwld m urigag* on th* Cuumy, Flurtda. fa * nt.; ainhrr J i, 19119 *n-I rt'< or-h l WELLS DII1M.I-..1. PUMPS, lM -1*1)0, T . e * jy HI !' I IVM \ T I ! . tlie separate dining room P u t n*!’« r III O f f M a i fo l lo w in g dMCrlbad land, t y ­ S DRINKER SYSTEMS L l t s r i F l r a t \<l«fIti«*n. tSfi't f ih llfiok -39 fiAir* ((f in g and bein g In n-inllloj* and the 2 large *creemd arr.gr.iln g to tin* plat I ft v Dulillo llc*"«4rti* tif He tn I* All Types and Sires r'ouniy, Florid* to « P porchrs. Tticre* year llirraof rtoinled Iti noft Fun it 1y t l'*|or lila. Kir urn Hot U. Block I. AVE.vntWe Repair and Service l*lai Hunk I:. i*aa • m , berlrm that rrrtiiltl pirce nr Slcnslrom Realty F . ll S F ti n . D KlUkT A D D I­ 'round comfort here with 195* OLDS 4 D«or Sedan With Automalie Tran*I'uldic ll'u fila iif hr til I* parrel o f p(s*p*rty Iooata<l, S r I N K TION. accordin g io plat floor furnace for winter Real l.*1at« — Mortgage* It !las *1)11111> r i rl d-t mlaaion, Itudio, Healer, 'linlrd Gl»**, While Wall thereof, record*'! in Plat ami hat nit in »aid Marhmery and Supply Co. ti» a utility »• IP,ok II. P age t.c. Publl warmth and attic fun for Cuunty u n i Hf-ita. ( d i » i t : Tile* And Air ComlilhmiiiK, 111 N. Falk Ave. FA 2 2420 2uT W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 III9111 MHT th«f S’urlli He.orde o f nemlnol* C o u n ­ I***t ; Hill k t NUllTII cool enjoyable sum liter livi a v t t i i l l f«*t a n d thr U It fa A \ Ji u T o w SHIT**, ty, Florida. MRiilLAND PARK W. »i thrra ( 2 > f tr l log Good terms ran l>c in t HTII ADDITHiN. ir T o g e th er wHh th* follow ing toa* thf r ulili th* fulhiVMiij; 1, Cumfortalilc 3 br liuttic rftcoriled it» F la t ilaoit Sl« aqulpment arranged. tajul|imrnt: I hi K11 !>s, I’11hlli? llarnrHa of INTEItNATtOSAt# OF PTsituated on spacious corner S K IV IN G M A C H IN E tntariiiitlcifial of 1‘iira Fur* Jiarnliiol* I’utiniy, KhThla. I- • A l-'I 'BNAiF. M'lDHI. Sale* and Service Jimuckltc shaded hy giant liuvr Miitlrt Olltf K-I* i:.\( II UK YUU Ito m i g t llt* No. Ollri I I P D; A*ml, atut rut h uf y nil, ara LI* l«* Uii > *ur t BfWt r or Flee eiliinaU'a in advance • 1795 You, and ea ch of you. are 6! FALCON Station Wagon, t Dour oaks. Many nice extra*! haraPy notified to f i e p et- hr rt h y r*«ju!rcd In fll«* per- fillitr w r l t l r n ilef«riF» * to tine 393 5* PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-h, S l i c k Shift Free home demon-traliou $13,930, with $|5o down and aon elly or by ati i n - y . In th* amially *jr t#y atto rn ry . In tha Camptaltil ivlth the f.Mrrk nf 995 .........50 *TI ICV I Door. Air Comllllon I9UI I'ark Avenue offlra o f the Clafk of eald «f fit r i>f tha «‘l*rk o f ***!d the I'lrtu li Court nf toattilnola C A L L F A 2-3783 893 per munUi. Exclusive, 1795 fit ( 'lllit Station Wagon, 4-Dr., V>8 Auto. Tran*. Court, in th« County Court Court, In tha Count) Court u n iH iy . Kluriilm In Mill pro* FA 2 3252 any Itlu< Alan’s Fabric A Hugs 395 56 FORD St a l Inn W’ugon, V-H, Auto, Hour*, In rVinturd. Brmlnolo Hull***. In Hanford, jKMiiiuo.tr ca«itl nK iitcl |*i « m * a M*p) 2359 I’ark Dr. «*i»i4ftty, Plurlda, tut **r hr for 59 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle, Power, Air Cund. 1395 Cuumy. Florida, on *.r bafor* IIit•"r * -*f • 11|a m 1ft m pi a j rt11f f "a 2, Attractive 2 Bit home on BY UWNEIL 7 It-ii . masonry 595 59 th* ; * t It -lay o f March, A, D thi- : i t h day or i i « roh, a h . a t to r n * ) r. w h o*a lUiiu i ar.i I. FORI) Station Wnumi, Auto. .... nice lot with tree*. Large home witli 20 acre* on Lake IBI. y-ur appvanini c. anawar t > 1. ) *4iir a p |Pin ra u er, Aiu ivir *4(1Ir* »r *iTa her* I114r i f f >*l 1195 I'HEV 4 I lour, Ii I 'y Under, Stand. Tran*.. If nr otiirr dr ft'rmlv** pirultnaH family r o o m , fireplace, forth, *4# 11'jun ! ny !,(«, ritii or other d-'fanalv* plea-ling* Mary. $15,uuo down and 695 57 CHKV 2 Door, Standard Shift ......t............r— if In Ilia Complaint In thl* cau t* to tha Complaint In Ihia «-aiiB« Ii Ir r th •$f1 |ti a 1 i th Li) wo.at floor*. Ideal for re­ 293 ....... 5I> (II.IlS 2 Door, Auloniulir muntlily payments. Pleme and alao to e*r*e upon San. and atao to atrv* upon Hand* l l i r c h U*E3. In *1*fault thm* tirement couple or kttiall IIciitliiK - Air Cotiditioiiiutr 315 M tEwan, M. h war j a of th* * m o will procae*! r« 57 FORD Station Wagon. V-H, Overdrive ..... — dvra, McEwanSrhwara A • r§. FA 2*133. 61 CHKV ■| Ton I'irkuii. Auto. Tran*. . — 1195 Mini*, attorn ey * for Ilia P la in ­ Mima, attorn*) a f..r tho Idiiln. part a upon th* e n l r y of a In family! Just $12,250, with Sales—Repair—Contract lug tiff. a copy of a i ' i pleading*, tiff, a v*ip> nf an Id pi* tilings e r t t I’m C d u fftie aaainat 1393 59 I'HKV Station Wagon, Very Low Mileage FREE ESTIMATES $9b<j down, and monthly h a il Hill of W*m you. o t h e r w l i * paid ii n *>f Com- oUi* 693 59 IT.4 MOU'I'H 2 Door, Sid. Tran*. ... — .). W. Hall, Realtor fdalnt will i»a tak* n ai con* 2502 41a k FA 2 8321 payment less than tent! w IT n i *toto my hanJ ant) t ’ plaint will pi l -.............. • 55 PLYMOUTH 2 Dour, H. Sid. Shift .113 (rated by yuU and **cb n f ft-aatid hy ) uii arid aa*-' h of o ffh iul iM-ii! o f amPI ■ m?i tli "Call Hall" FA 2 3841 I I EDS El. 4 Door, Auloinalle 593 you. h rn(1ti n Ia C**ii n t y. Ft*t r 1«t j , 1111a you. FK1CIDA1KK 2314 So French Ave '.'I PLY MOl I II 2 Door Hardtop, 6 Cyl. G9.1 h u M . A M i OKtiLKUl* thl* I II h *-14 jc of F *, o r ii a t ) 1»*4 2. I HANG AN D Olt DB It ED thl* Sale* A Service #93 56 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle. Air Cund. 'Mi*o 'I*«•• S l th day of F. Penary t»«l. n t h day o f Fahruary*. f i l l , at (tfKAL) Slcnslrom Realty hem inula County, at k a n fo id , fiemlnul* County , ha n ford, Arthur II, H » k v U P , Jr.. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Fenc­ 59 OLDS l-liour llardtnp, Air Condltiunrd ... G II. HIGH 1395 Florida. Clerk of (ha ClrruU Luurt Florida. 51 FORD 4, Auto., V-ft, ilardtup 593 Real Estate — .Mortgages ed backyard. Alr-comlition1760 W. l*t SI Sanford (UKAL» H>: Martha T, Vlhlait tnCAI-l 5* I ORD 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Standard 593 111 N. Park Ave. 822 2420 er. Kitchen equipped, lain Arthur II lHvkwiU). Jr.. Arthur II l l e . k w l t h , Jr,. I n p u t ) «‘!*rk I’ll. FA 2-3883 293 57 FORD 2 Dour Clark of Ilia Circuit Court Htard all. ««rPlh> and l«*wia Clerk o f th. C l i cu lt Court down payment. 3309 S. I'ark 5h PONTIAC Slaliun Wagon, 4, Autu. Tran*. o f a«mlnula Cou nty, Klor* A tto rn ey* for IMalndff V93 o f gam lnole C-muty, Flor­ 3 BR. KITCHEN equipped. R. A li. MOBILE Steam Ida. Avc. FA 21761. 10 North Court Htr*M ida. Fenced back yard. Pay­ cleaners. Wo clean any­ I l ) l Martha 7*. Vlhiau By: M altha T. Vtl.Ian I’o*t Offlca Hot 93)4 U . C* Orlanl.t, FP#rlil b 219 K. 2nd MT. 2393 PARK AVE. ments $79 mo., cltcapct 3 Bit, Pn bath. 1261 Selma D C. thing, anywhere. Auto cu P ubllfh Fab. 17. * 't*r- *. **■ P ubllth Fair. *7 A 3iar. • IS. f’Ubllah F*h. 13. 2v, | f k Ilian rent. FA 2 061 m tor ap­ ltd., lamgwuod, $3uu down, Bines and boat* a specially. I" t 2-0711 ORLANDO UII 1-5166 FAS-U681 Jo, 190k. Mar 4. 19tJ. i«. tsa : . pointment C D F - >3 take up payment*. 322 8746. C D F - 41 CDF-y* Stemper Agency Jim Hunl Realty St. Johns Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice A M i l ' l l ii o r M IT r i l l : \ vvii : o r T i m s r n r . o r r i.o iiiitv T i l l JtiSCI'H W H i n e s an.t liV K I.V * K HICKS. Ill* w if e ; Iti'uhlvnco 1111hill)w IV von v i m i t m t u i i v m »t i . M i n t tilt I'CtiKItAI. NATIONAI. MOU1VIAliK ASSOCIATIOX. h a v i n g ftlr-'l In till- Court ll* » - urn Htlt uf Com plaint, the lint i n » ninl iiui pu,.- of which I, i.. f nrecto** t h a t certa in inortn-iKit e i e n t n l by W tlllm n I , Perry unit IZItrun W. I'crr>, hi* wife, to Lawyer* MortK'K» Tltlr Company, on th* till il»y nf October. 1*1*. that fciihl OilllliUtnt pray* fur *n to , •niritlMU In h* U k r t i under the illft-rlloll nf th«- I'liurt for w h a t I* du* tli* PI * Iut Iff fur p rin cip a l anil Inlrrrat on *alil m m l n a a e ami m o r t g a g e note ami (nr th* rnttn, rh ara** and n i r n o i Inrludln* altnrne y'* fee* and ah elrart fee* and that In d efault o f aucli p aym i n t . Mile, Inlereat, ««tate, claim, di'in a ml en d eip ilty o f red em p tion nf th* Def en dan t* end alt jierenn* clalnitna by, thro ug h , und*r or a g a ln e t them or a n y o f thrm, ha ah r .la tely harred en d foreelo*r. | , raid eult b ein g filed In the Circuit Court o f th* Ninth .In llcla l Circuit In and for s . n.Inut* Cou nty, Florida, In c h a n c e r y , en titled FKlrUlt.VE NATION At, M O t m i A O B AHSOt'l ITION. * corporation ore u i l a t d und»r an Act o f Can*:ri-»* and r i l r t l n * pumuan i l o th* l-'adrrat Nwllonal Martu-iti* Aeaoclatlnti Charter Act, P la in t iff , va raut JOSKt'll XV. IIP KS and EV E L Y N K. Vlli Kit. hi* w lfa ; OUANOK I IT It.ITT COMPANY: and i ii o r w o o l ’ w o o n pnoI d ' - T S COMPANY. INC, Dafeiidanta, b rin g Chancery Caa* N". tilts , pra y in g a foraclualire tif aalil m o r tg a g e on th* P il l o w i n g dtaorluad land, l y ­ in g ami b r in g In S rm ln o lt County , Florida, to*wll* le.l IS. Bloch I. WKAT1ILIIHKIKI.IV FMIST A D D I­ TION. accordin g to plat thereof, recorded In I’lat llooh II. P a g e II, Public lleoord* o f Sem inole C o u n ­ ty, Florida, T m tath tr w ith th* follow Ing OdUlpmenl: i s t u i i n a t i o n .U . o r UT||-.V F P K N A C n , MODEL o ils m B -m You, and ea ch o f y o u , nra hereb y required to file p - r eonally or by a t to r n e y . In 'he o ffice o f the Clerk o f aat-t Court, In lb * County Court I I,>11 Pi Sanford, S t m l n o l I'uunly, Florida, on or before the salt* day o f March, A.D. your appea ra nce. a n *n *r or othe r d e f e n t U e pleading* 11. the Com plain t In thl* c *u ,e and al*.. to se r v e upon Sandrr*. Jl K*ran, S.-hwara «< Mini*, a tto rney* for th* P U I g l Iff. a copy o f n l d plead lope, 1,1tiei wire »ahl Bill o f Com plain t will >• taken a* l o n f t e r t d ny y - u and •*«!> o f you. l o . , s t ; v.s h ( » B i i i . t i c D thi* SSrh - u y «f Feb ru ary, m i . *t s i n f o r t , Seminul* Caiunty, i\ Florida. .1. E d u catio n • In s tru c tio n CLASSIFIED INDEX Relrigeration • Mr-condition­ 1. Losl & Found ing men needed. We train -. Notices - Pursoimls you. Write Commercial 3. Education - Instruction Trades Institute Box 18, c o 4. Transportation Sanford Herald. 3. Food REGISTRATION open for G. For Rent Good Shepherd Christian GA Special Notices Day School, 4 and 5 year 7. Business Henluls old*. Nursery, $15; kinder­ 8. IIeach Rentals garten Sill. Tra importation 9. For Sale or Bent available for cily and out­ 10. Wanted to Kent lying area*. 322-7312 or 11. Betti Estate Wanted 12. Ileal Estate For Sale FA 2-5719. 10. Mortirajre Loans G. For Rent 14, Insurance 13. Business Opjsirlunity Unfurnished 2 bedroom Imusr IG. Female Help Wanted 13U3 Elliott Aie., FA 2 5251 17. Male Help Wanted or FA 2-0125 18. Help Wanted 2 REDROOM house, kitchen 19. Situations Wanted ci|ui|)|k.'U. $75 month, f’h. 20. Babysitters FA 2 5303. 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Faint - Repair 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev2. T. Httiltlinyr Materials ens Avc. Pluini' 349-4071. 24. Electrical Services NICELY turn. 6 room house. 23. I’lumiiiny: Services FA 2 6237. 2G. Radio & Television 27. Special Services AVAILABLE NOW 28. Laundry Service b a r i c 4 bedroom lakcfront 29. Automobile Service liirniklwd $125 29A. Auto Accessories 2 Bedroom furnished— close 30. Machinery - Tools in 3too 31. l’o u ltry - L ive sto ck t sK A I .i A u h u r It Be. I.with. Jr . Clerk of the Circuit Court, o f Seminole County . P ln r. Ida By: Martha T. Vllitau It. C. Publlah Fen, I A Mar. «. 11 a SO, m ? , CDF-»* Wall Legal Notice LAWN SERVICE HOLLERSo/SANFORD f TODAYS SINGER SP E C IA L $7 4 5 00 Seminole Really Southern Air 4*1 �Tom ato Juice •• F & P Peaches. • Golden Corn. •• Green Beans •• Green Peas ••• Beef Hash . . •• P a rd Dog Food Halved or Sliced Y.C. F fir P Cream Style F & P Tender Cut ___ F & P Tender Garden Swift'* Premium Canned Corned t&Wwith. GREEN STAMPS this coupon and purchase eft Swift'* Rich Red Meat $5.00 OR MORE, L IM IT O N E T R E E D — The Bill Perry fumily put n snowman In this pre­ carious p o h 111 o n In Ntuhvlllo, Twin. a PER CUSTOMER, PLEASE! (lot.** S*t., March 1, I N I ) W m k HW ) Swift'* Premium Family Site 3 Beef Stew ........ 31 ] Swift'ning ........ !* 45 ] Lux Soap ...... 3 Z 26 3 Saltines ............ Xb‘ 31 3Dressing .............. 65 3 Cookies............ 49 d a iry s p e c ia ls ] C h tf'i D etl|k t T e itr Cheese Spread........ M il. filbert'* Tarty Margarine.............. Swift'* Shortening Special ’< Special Pack, Anortcd Color* ■erg**'* Sc-OM Labal Cream C h e e se ........ Strietmonn'a 8-Pok Zetta Mil* fl*T*r*e W iuonifn Cheddar Cheese....... ! K ra lt'i MslUw Style »r Marsetti's Famous Colo-Slow Sharp Cheddar........ LAKELAND (UPI) - The Joint Citru* legislative Commlllrc Itopei to pound into ihnpc a legislative package to be approved by Pic citru* Induitry Starch 8. The committee gave tenta­ tive approval Monday to one proposal which would con­ tinue ■ 10 cent* per box ex­ cise tax on orange* for the next four year*. Several other proposal* were discussed and deferred for further action by the varJnm committee* within (he industry. Represented at the meeting were Florida Citru* Mutual, the Florida Citru* Commission, the Florida Canner* Association, the Florida Fresh Citru* Shippers A*aoriatlon and the Indian River Citru* League. The 10 cents per box t»* would revert to tix cents a box after four years, unless tli an pel later by live Legis­ lature, The plan would pro­ vide that six cents of the amount be a permanent tax. Two cents of tile amount would be set aside for em er­ gency reserve funds and one cent would be for incentive advertising rebates. The committee continued Its studies on possible ways that a trout one cent of the tax be used on new product research and development while carrying on with pre­ sent research. frozen foods Murray's Peanut-Butter Joy* Chun Kia* Femeui Saal Chop Suey............. ” iPlut SO eitra Free Chow M ein............. 'J Ofi*lnal Bran* Quick fraaan Crispy Pizza............ pi SPEC IAL OFFER. BLUE PLATE F A M O U S LABEL FOR A GENUINE V4GAL S *etkls*g'i Whale f r u it* Potatoes......... ........ * f * * J ' * r (retail value (2.49) G rain Giant'* larfy June Peas................. *J in special combination pack with SolR ’t C hichtn, Baal, Turkey Meat P ie s............. 4 Ji 02. Byath'l T atty Shrimp Creole Dinner........... ” ■ oalh't fraaan fillet* a t Perch or C o d ......... 2 * BRIN G US YO U R 10c NEW SPAPER CO UPO N ! N e s c a f e .'g ig a r l wdoMJii p ro d u c e la n e " SWIFT S PREMIUM EITHER END OR WHOLE SMOKED READY-TO-EAT FULLY COOKED The Beach Cottage, a paint­ ing of a summer home at a nearby beach resort garnered the most popular votes for it's creator, Mrs. Georgia Ball, at the Fourth Annual. Art Show, Sunday, Mrs. Mild­ red Babcock, president of the Art Association reported. The second most popular picture was also a water tvcne, wAll docks and a beached List the work of 12 year old Craig Orsenn, en­ titled, Fishing Village. Each person who visited (tie exhibit of the work of local artists Sunday was asked to vote for the painting that they liked best. Mrs. Rail's picture was vot­ ed first place in landscapes by the official judges. HAM S B a n a n a s ••«»1 Juicy Wine-Sop □ APPLES □ LETTUCE □ CARROTS Tender Western ........... V 2 fc„. 2 SI SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWEET-SMOKE-FLAVOR SW IFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AG ED SLICED BACON Round Roast Tasty English-Cut Short Ribs •• Delicious Fresh Ground Beef. (limit on* gar customer w/purchascs of $5 or more* Premium Labal Cello-Fackad Swift's Franks ............. if.' Sliced Bologna.............“iV: Sausage Smoked Sausage ......... ■*. Cocktail Shrimp...... ». Sea Bass Fillet *•««* *** Swift's Premium Fr.sk LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI)— Fir. and polica unit* blocked off today • one-mile aqunie area ill Iaiulsville'a industrial Rubber town area where • lava-like flow of carbide lime waste sludge engulfed care ‘and trucks, dumaged avverul liuu.es, and cru-hed oil tanka. Asst. Fire Chief Eugene Dodson said "There la a po. tential danger of au explosion from gas fumes," but Ui* wind was helping dissipate fume* from broken line* lead­ ing to a plant of the Standard UU Co. GO LD EN RIPE Western Iceberg G OV'T-INSPECTED H E A V Y W ESTERN BEEF Mrs. Ball Cops Popular Art Support Green Stamp* with coupon I Chun Kin* Chttban at Shrimp Temow'i Whole Hog Fr.sk Country tbng ar l l n k l ................. W HERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE lb. Hannan's Orange Band (Flu* 50 litre d W Green Stamp* with C "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. LONG WOOD. Te*ty Pink Plaride MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD" . . . . from HIGHWAY IT-91 and STATF. ROAD 15« Quick Fraten Deliciou* a• • a * • a a• • Ilia �* State Tables Sanctuary Action # e io** 4 • ¥ * ff By LARRY VERS1IEL Tho kibosh wus put on any proposal for an extensive apartm ent house project at Huntsville by Zoning Direc­ tor Rob Brown today. Out-ofstate developer* have been here looking over the Sanford Industrial Turk with the thought of constructing apartment* there, llrovvn says it can't be done — Zoning Commission will nut recune an industrial area for apart* mint*. • • l U • f • 1 ’ J 0 * * JV • * Naval Air Station D asking for l.iO ooo additional gallon* ol water . . . Wow. that water program is definitely a must now . . . Clans should be sub­ mitted for the new well fields by April I. • ) * Remember l a s t w e e k “ Clock” mentioned city em­ ployes will pick op tree de­ bris on Myrtle Avenue at fifth Street hut not on Tilth it Myrtle? We watched them Wednesday noon—picked up two big piles of tree debris in an alley at Filth Street, halt block from Myrtle, and pass­ ed up a third pile at the curb less than IS feet away. Won­ der what gives? • <• .4 • Willi all llie money the county i* spending repairing windows in the courthouse, could they plraso put some new metal strip* on the In­ side staircase? Almost broke my neck the other day. (Ah. 1 know what you're thinking.} * • # Rids on the Dellary .Nurs­ ing Hume expected in he opened today have been post­ poned again. * I 3* • Chips, which reminds me, did you know commissioner* received their agenda for tin* commission meeting w i t h po-tage due stamped over Hie envelopes . . . It was a heavy agenda, at that. • f I • 'flic City Commission hud an “ informal" breakfast re­ cently to get Hie gentlemen thinking along the same lines again after the Pipeline spilt . . . They talked about thisand-that . . . weather, traflir violations . . . had grits with liieir eggs and went about liieir business . . . The press, of course, was not in­ vited . . . The taxpayers picked up the cheek. • • The Bear Lake Democratic Committee has Invited Demos Mack Cleveland Jr.. (Jordon Frederick and GOP Jan For­ tune to speak to the group at the Florida I'ower Lounge at S p m. March 21. • *• Wonder if they're having water troubles out by Coun­ try Club .Manor . . . 1 * • • * Hill Rush says he has a hunch that Rear Lake Road will definitely lie put into the county's road program next year. • • • It will he Interesting to see wlut the Slate Industrial In­ vestigators turn up in that boiler explosionout by Hunt. • • * That young doctor leaving town !* definitely not Vince Roberts. • * •’ What's all this fit** about building permit for English Estates School? It's custom­ ary' for the contractor to get the permit . . . bids will be opened sometime next month. • • • Casselberry officials are seeking to establish the iden­ tity of a mysterous “Tom", Rollins College student who professes to have been the author of their proposed new charter. For "Tom 's" infor­ mation, It Just won't work . . the charter draft was drawn up by Art Lego and his com­ mitter from five other such documents and too much time and work went into Oic pro­ ject for somebody else to get the credit. * j a* * * Recommendations for pro­ posed primary and secondary road Improvements in Semi­ nole County will be mods by th» Chamber of Commerce long range planning commit­ tee on roads to the County Commission at 7 this eve­ ning at the u>uil house. Puts Off Indefinitely ^ rn tfn ri) if m t lh WEATHER: Generally fair nnd Warmer through Friday. High today, 60-65. Lmv tonight, do-50. Tin: State Game anti Fish Commission tabled in­ definitely today a pro|Htsal to convert 7.000 acres near the Sanford Naval Air Station into a g am e pre­ serve. The revpiesl had Iwon made by a group of ciUr.?ns living in the area, but outside the city limits of San­ ford. Spokesmen said the major reason for tin* r e - ’ iliiest was to avoid accidental shootings. Several resi­ dential sections arc in the area. VOL. A3 United I’ress 1.eased Wir? m iv i... Dropping Sharply? MERLE WARNER 'Culls Meet' County Airport Establishment Meet Monday LAKE-LAND lCIM) - Flor­ ida Citnu Mutual says fro­ zen orange roncentrate sale* will have io drop sharply if supply i* to meet demand. Trial Opens Talking1 Staire Fasula To Run Against Ferrin Group Organized To Fight Charter Cool Verbal Barrage Protest Sales Congolese Kill, Mutilate Two Summon Chiefs Midway School Broken Into Budget Buys Strong Rights Measures Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy asked Congress today for a aerie* of new law* to protect Ne­ groes from “ the cruel dis­ ease of discrimination" In voting, schooling, and other walka of life. Tho President outlined hit proposal* In a 0,000-word spe­ cial message, his firs', ou civil rights. Tli* politically signifi­ cant message hailed the idnilniitrwtlon’s non-lcgslative an-ompliahmeoL in th* past two year*. He called fur laws to speed consideration of voting suits hy Negroes, provide them tho ballot while their suits arc pending, guatamn- them the same voting tests a* white*, and presume they are literate If they have completed the sixth gtade. Kennedy also asked for f«*Jera! technical and financial a**i*tanr« to school district* which need help to desegre­ gate. And h* requested four TIIUKS., FKHRUARY 28, 1003 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 638 BRIEFS Navy The Slate Com mission rereived a Id ler from Hie Seminole County Commission ★ ★ ★ in which the county officials gave their backing to the pro­ posal. TALLAHASSEE (CIM) Rut the state group said it Trial begin* In Federal Court could not prrvenl a man from here today of a suit by Nr. Advance guard for the liuntin-- on property lie own geo parent* seeking total in­ cmnmetieenient of construc­ cd, and that the entire matter tegration of white schools in tion of a 9JINMNHI industrial appeared to lie one of tres­ Leon County. building at Sanford Industrial passing rather than a prob­ Proposal for the establish­ Park uriivrd hern Thursday lem which fell under ID juris­ ment of an airport to serve nil of Seminole Count* will afternoon. TALLAHASSEE I CPI I diction. lie given study by the airport A StOU annual pa.v raise for M. J, Monaghan, of Dallas, Speaking for the sanctuary Tinas, In charge of Fast were K. J. Cameron and R. F. committee of Hie Cham Iter of Florida'* public srhool leachI oas; budding fur J. I.. \\ |- h u ll, property owners. It was Commerce at a luncheon- rr* got to the talking stage liatns and Company, Dallas, Kutz who originally requested meeting Monday noon at the before a legislative group raid today that hi* crew will the County Commission to net Capri Restaurant, it wa> re- Wednesday runimcnee Monday t<> prepare up the area as a bird refuge. ported lids morning by Chair­ man Merle Warner. Machines the Rite for actual building Speaking against the pro­ Subject* for discussion TALLAHASSEE (IT U — activities. posal were member* of the Men.Iav will be legislation Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin rutWilliams, lure last January Seminole County b'p .tsnian's I ami site. Warner soi l e I Wednesday Hut places of for the III.II Products did ca- t Association, who previously It will be determined who- l his Inc* - in Florida may he lion, said at that time lie- will had Inin quoted that the area thcr legislation will he neccscreel the bilge steel and con- along Lake Jr.-sup included *ar> for an enabling act to he’d liable for letting minors crete industrial building for tin “best <loVr anil ilnck hunt­ form a Seminole County Air­ use such vending machines as those which sell beer. -peculat ion. port Authority to i establish ing" in Siiniimlo County. Speaking for the Sport*- and maintain a public wir- f | P l ' H V C l ' f man'* Association were Leo. field, complete with hangars WASHINGTON (CPU — A. Speer, vice president; ant other aviation facilities, S"**re" '(’ u,url, " irwA *°' Jack Wilber, secretury-tren»■ Warner pointed out certain b> a defense b, Fcn.tsyurcr. and Henry Wight anil legal trehnicalllles must p, ' accompli-bed in He near hi- ln ,n b ,,ff t,flU " , WWc-reiiH. William Field-. lure il it I* decided an act *’« North Orlando .Mayor Flank of the legislature I* rrq.urcd ^ ,itli1 lai _,nn,rt Fasula qualified early today to set up the airport author­ has held unconstitutional. a* u candidate for the Croup ity. Tin eo Village Council post to A nuniln-r of potential site* PARIS t t ’P tt - Tlu Westoppusti A rt Keriln in tho are under cunsido'alkm, the March 1U elections. chairman stated,, adding It ern Allies today showed Other candidates filing be­ has been tentatively decided general coolness toward Pres­ An immediate past mem­ the airport must be central­ ident Kennedy's plan for a fore today's & pan. deadline wire Henry Ward and Rrgin- ber of the Casselberry Hoard ized to serve all area* of multi-nation nuclear force with the North Atlantic Trial) ald Webster who qualified late of Aldermen tub! the Herald Seminole County, Seminole County lias not Organization (NATO). Wednesday for the group live today that a Citizen's Com initlce’ has organized in the had a public airpurt since seat. Running for the group one lown protest the content of prior to 1910. A landing strip MIAMI ( UPt I - Former post is A rt Rhudcs who quuli the proposed new charter now was located on South Sail ford being prepared by the attor­ Avenue in the vicinity of MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker lied .Monday. Voter registration u* of to* ney for presentation to the the present 11Ml I’roducts opened "Operation Midnight plant. The Slade private air- Ride," * five-week, IT-slatc day stand* at sonic 11(1 of qn 1903 Legislature. Mrs. Hope Renuelt said l>ort near Sanlando Springs speaking tour. Wednesday estimated 400 or more and residents are reminded that that a group consisting of lias been closed, it was re­ night with a verbal barrage againsl the t'nltcd Nations. tin Village Hall is staying right persons met Wednesday ported. Serving with Warner on the night to go over the charter open Wednesday and Fiiday nights for those who are un­ before railing a public meet­ Chamber's airpo“* committee are Ilolwrt Crumley, WiUiain JACKSONVILLE (L'Pli able to register during regu­ ing to “acquaint the citizens Udflcr Jr.. Dr. James Foley, lar office hours. Rooks will of till* town with what is be­ Kenneth I.effler, Scott Rums, The Jacksonville Ministerial ing put over on them." No Alliance has joined members close March IS. date lias been set for the l.ciloy Robb, W. (i. Stewart, of tin Florida Retail Federa­ Cdr. Tim mas I,. Cornier, Lt. tion In prolesling Ihe opening inerting at thin time. Complaints of Hir commit­ Charles Allen, John Alexand­ of liusines* establishment! on tee ernter around powers of er, l-ee A. Wheeler J r , Gor­ Sunday in Florida. taxation included in Ihe char­ don Frederick and Richard ter draft and on the manner McCann a. In which "Hie whole thing WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate preparedness subEL1SAIJKTHVILLE, Katan­ was prepared, approved and committee tod a) summoned ga <CPU—Central Congolese turned over to Hie allurney the intelligence chiefs of the troop* “ kidnaped" two Ka- before Hie people even had a tangese policemen Wednes­ chance lo sec It," Mrs. Ren­ The Sheriff's Olfirc today is Army and Navy to tell their day night, killed one and mu­ net! said. investigating a break-in at the itorie* of tlie Cuban missile A public meeting wa< held Midway School in which the crisis. tilated the other, Tinted Na­ Monday night hy the llouril ol office wat ransacked, deput­ tion* officials said today. 12 Hurt The incident pushed rela­ Aldermen, the Charter Com­ ies reported. The break-in occurred some­ tions between the Katangcse mittee and the attorney lo go POMONA. Calif. (L'l’l ) — and the Congolese troops, over the entire document. Six time Wednesday. Deputies Twelve men were Injured, who were brought here to citizens attended and of the were determining if anything four of them seriously, Wed­ speed Katanga's reintegration six only one registered any of value wa* taken from the nesday night when an explos­ office. ion at a General Dynamic* Into the Congo, to a new low. protest*. plant destroyed an unarmed Twenty-four hour* earlier, guided missile undergoing four Tungo soldiers were ground tests. killed In a Katangese police ambush. % 10 Held The mutilated man told hi* UN rescuer* Rial the CongoSANTO' DOMINGO, D. It. Many downtown Smiftml merchiintfi will lm Icie soldier* told him they (UPI) —Dominican authori­ open Friday night until H jt.nt. to enable idiop|H?rn planned to wipe out the Katies today held at least 10 to take tulvantage of Kirst-of-the-Month specials tangese police force tonight. pro • Communist demonstra­ being offered for mile in todny’tt Herald, tors who broke up thr in­ The Congolese troop* killed midget buy*, special item*, new spring auguration parade of Presi­ one policeman with a bayonet merchandise, and some half-price clearance sales dent Juan llofi-h with shouts thrust through the stomach will he noted on page 7 today, us well as in oilier of anti-American slogan* and and tortured the other, the advertisements throughout the puper. battle* with police. official* said. Industrial Park Slated To Cel S200.000 Boost Established 1008 more years of life plus ex­ panded powers for the U. H. Civil Rights Commit*ion. Describing thrwe at “a list of priorities," Kennedy said he knew his proposed and past action* *‘du not consti­ tute a final answer to the problems of race discrimina­ tion In thla rountry." lie promised tu sign, if emu-ltd, any- “ other measure* directed toward these fame gml* " “The program outlined In thi* message should not pro­ vide lh<> occasion for •ectlunnl bitterness," Kmncdy sail). "No statr or section of lids na­ tion can pretend a aelf-righteuus role, for every area has it* own civil rights problems. Nor should the basic elements of this program be imperiled by partisanahip." The I’re-ident's failure to ask for rnurh new civil right* legislation until now has arouse*! critic is in from sum* Negro leaders and some Re. York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ feller, I Denies British Sub Sneaked Past Defenses NORFOLK. Vn. (UPI) — The U. S. Nnvy denied Wcdncsulny u report that a Ihiti.di ntibniat'ine, after giving advance warning, (dipped through this country's submarine defenses. The London Daily Mail claimed the eon.entional sub IIMS Orpheus |m m i p tented the U. S. Navy's Imutcr-killer submarine defenses and sur­ faced within attacking distance of the New Lon­ don, Conn., naval base. The newspaper said t he Navy radioed an “off the record" message to ltrilish submarine headquarters saying "well done.'' Atlantic Fleet headquarters hero said tho statement the Orpheus penetrated U. S. defenses was “without foundation.* The Navy said tho Orpheus participated in exercises with the U. S. Navy from Jan. 28 to Fob. 12 and was nssigned n mute for the trip front Scotland to the United Stntes. “ Her position was known to Atlantic Fleet headquarters throughout the entire transit," the Navy, said. It said lhe “well done" message merely com­ plimented the Orpheus on her participation in the submarine exercises. Jel Noise Leaves Congress In A Muddle WASHINGTON (CPI) — A llirijsr subcommittee re­ ported today that th e n was not oho li Congees* eon do about the deafening roar of jet nirernft. The *u Ino mm it tee sold air­ craft noise ts it “scientific problem vvhlilv cannot he re* solved by legislative action." It did not completely ruin out congressional action In the future hut suid it would not come until the problem bail Im-i-ii dealt with hy goV* eminent ugeiicie* him) the air* craft industry. Among other thing- it ireommended llmt local govern­ ments explore the possibility of using ii “reasonable exer­ cise of police power" in re­ ducing the effects of uiicruft noise. Informer Set Up Lucky, Peel TALLAHASSEE (L'Pli Chirf Investigator Henry Lovern testified today that in­ formation furnished h> inform­ er James W. Venter put the Fbiriitn uhnrirz* n r riorhla Sheriffs Bureau on the track of Hie killers of Circuit Judge and Mr*. C. E. Chilling worth, l-ovcrn said the sheriffs bureau was not Involved In Investigation of the Chilling worth case until Yenzcr "sel up" Floyd liolzapfcl and Joseph A. Peel, who later were convicted of Use mur­ ders liolrupfcl, who cunfossed that he and Negro moonshiner Bobby Lincoln drowned the Jurist and his wife in the At­ lantic Ocean in IU.Y) on «irder* of Peel, received Hie death sentence. Peel, a form­ er West Palm Reach City Judge, wa* sentenced to life in prison while Lincoln won immunity (or turning states evidence. Venicr. a former Miami laitel detective and associate of llnlzapfel, spent more than a year on the Chlllingwurth case a* a paid Informer fur the sheriff's bureau. He is one of five persons claiming the JIUO.OUO reward offered by Hie .Stale legislature for information leading lo appre­ hension and conviction of the killer*. W zih I i Or Popcorn? A car wash will lie held Saturday at (he shell Station on the corner of 2Mh SI. and I'ark Avo. by member* of Ihe Dl'T Club of Seminole High School. The group will al*o sell popcorn all day. at the station and around town. CivitunH Robert licfserer, hospital administrator will speak to the Civitan Club at their meeting at the Capri at T p. m. today. Program chair­ man u Rill Klinefelter, *f • * . .... fctt- * v * * '' * ................. ' r • j . ** • • ' » « • . , r ■i , , -v i , . • < » ’■. , : • FIRE FROM A DEFECTIVE fircitlttcu flue cauHed extennivc iltinuige to the home of AHeli Haywood, MR7 Went Kith Street, early thin mortiiiiir* Fire Chief Mm k Cleveland Sr. re)tur(cd Ihe blaze mvcpl through the uphtulrn of the twu-Mtury homo. The chief mid nix firemen, vvitii two plcccii of upimnilurt, ren|xu)iled at 2:11 tun. and fuiight Lite l'iro for itcurly three hours. No estinmto of the ilmnuge was given. Savage Sons Return Friday Flight crew* and aircraft j men will arrive via trampoil hi**vy Aliack Squadron „| Kaiuoy Field Satur lay ) IV(. _ n,(. -savage Son* of allcriHxm. Saiilurd"—return Friday aft­ Heavy A t t a c k Squadron er an absence of nearly seven Five, commanded hy Cdr. month*. Tlie squadron’s 12 AM! Sky- I.yte II. Selte, USN. left Sanwarrior attack bombers will loid Inst Aug. 9 fur operations dash over Ihe city in a light iibnaril Hie l SS Furrestal formation Ily-hy before laud with Ilie .Second and Sixth ing at Ramey Field lo long- Fleets. awaited reunions with fam­ While deployed, the “Sav­ age Sons" participated in ilies and friends. ttflirials at NAS Sanford re numerous joint service and porl the fly-by will take place NATO exercises, Hew more liuurs for the lirsl halt id at .1 pm . The remainder of t h e fisral IfhU than any other squadron's 3oo officers and Sanford-based squadron, and hosted many mayor military and governmental figures. In addition, the Forrest a I Seven Killed As Jel Crashes l AII!RANKS, Alaska (U PI» — An Air Form KC-!3.r> Jet tanker crashed oil takeoff at Kirlson Air Force Ram, Wed neiulay night, killing the sev­ en airmen aboard and an air pol cclnun on duty at the main gale. The four-engine Jet falter­ ed when taking off from the north runway, akhided along llie ground and wiped out tho main gate to the base. Ruining wreckage from the plane spewed ncrosa the Alas­ ka highway which runs past the gate, blocking the high­ way lo truffle for several hour*. Herald Index Bridge ...... ........ P a g e Classified Page 10 A Comics ....... Page Editorial __ _ Pago Hear Abhyr ....... Pag* Entertainment _ Pag* Legal* Page 0-9 k Puzzle __ _ Page S . iely Pago PugB Sport* • 11 il) 4 » 0 10 10 H A SKMINOLK COUNTY’S AUTOMOTIVE► SAFETY CENTER Offering Our Uustomern FREE Tire Inspection FREE Tire ItolnUon FREE Flat Tire Repair FREE Front End Check • Hid Calling JACKSONVILLE lUI’l) — The U. H. Army Corps of Engineers called today for bids on a III million *vriea of la **l building* for NASA'* Gemini and A|>ollo spacecraft program, and fur a $000,000 communication* building, both to be built on tha Merritt Island launch nud VAII-S cxieniled United Stales good will to eight Med­ iterranean |Hirli. Their itin­ erary included Barcelona, Spain, making the Forreslal Ihe fir*l aircraft carrier to visit that city in three years. Expert Wheel Alignment Tira hpecislist Since 1933 M c R O B E R T S tS A Llurid* Distributor* Fur Denman Custom Built Tlrr* 10j W. l»t Si. _________ WE Kanrord GIVE PLAID FA 2-0351 STAMPS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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(U PD —Drifting iclcntlflcilly to save fuel, bulking Dewaj-ne (Tiny) Lund rode Into the auto racing record booka to­ day aa winner of the gruelling Daytona 500-mlle Hock car clastic. Drafting Is following In the leader's wake at high speed and being towed along In his vacuum. Lund, a comparative rookie among the racing veterans who.blasted off In the field of SO which started the SOQ, proved blmtelf an eipert and It netted him a 24-second vic­ tory over Fred Lorenren of Jai-Alai Entries rm rr «awn — o n sin . a C S - l a l 1. I s a . K s a n a ; t . K«t ra ils - F . r n . n d o ; •- MartinK e l l s : 4. PnrquH • Ahasolo; S. A n n rsb e-lla m o n : S. T f J .r o Irian) Muh.i Arrnns-IJrquMI. IR CIM O SI AWSI — l l u b l r s a p o i n t . ) I. Its-AIiaaolo; t. Kurq u o t - F . l l i ; S. A r r o n a - K . r n . n do) 4. T . J . r o - K g a n a ; I. K«t r s d s - K a s n s t i I. I X r i d a - t J r quldl; S. A n a i-a b .-lrlg o ; Hubs: M t r iln -J u s n r h u . T i l l Hfl 4IAWK — S ln alM . 0 p o l " t . ) I, Kurq usti 1. O larr.; S. K g a n s ; i 4. Jusm -hu; I. Irian; €. t lsm o n i T. A b st a in ; Hutu T . - I J»m. roi n m n s w i b - s i m In , • p e t a l s ) I. M t n m l ; t. Arrant; S. A n s r s b s ; 4. Aldas; 1. Urlsar; S. Martin; I. Z s r r s , flub; A u s­ tin. r i m t OAWS4 — D eeb lea , B p e t n t s i I. n a dlela-r .u bl; I. J s r l n - K r h s n ts i S. U r l s - l r l t r l e ; 4. A r r t t l h s l • (xirsnso; I. Oa.IIA a u st ln ; t. A r s lllo • Klorrl; Hubs: O n a l.- Z a rra . SIXTH NAHM — D ee SI re, B p e i s t s i 1. Ilsdlnls-Z ubl; S. J s O n s l s • M snu sl; S. ArronsK rh sn ls; 4. A rrl.ta-Zu b t; S. l.'rIB • l lr lss r ; 4. A sllaa-Zarrs; Bubs: Uadlnls-Klorrl. s K V S t v r n i j .a w h — i i M b m B p e l a l t l I. T t j s r n - l l s m n n ; 3. M srlln • Ksr nsndo; S. Kstrs* d s - J u s n c h u ; 4. A rr l .I A -K .l l i ; S l i t . Olsrrs; 4. K urq ust-llrquldl; Hubsi A n s r s b s - l r l s n . S t l l l i m i 4IAHS4 — S lss lra . T p e l n l s i I, A t t i c s ; I. O n s l s ; I. Arslllo ;; 4. l u d l o t a ; I. tlrls; S. Irlarts; 1. J t c l n ; S. O ssll; Mu hi boras**. * m T t l (JAMS! — D esb lr a . B P«ln 1st I , Rsdleta - l .e r r " s e | t. A reltlo -A su a lln ; 8. A . i l « » K rh sn ls ; 4. J t d n - K l u r r l ; 4. Arrntlbsl . Ir larts; 4. O s . l l Zutil; Hub*; U rls -llr lt a r . tm t U 4 M B — ll e a b l M . t p e l n l s i 1. M s rtln -J u sn eh u ; J. A rrlet s • M s n u s li ». Arr.instlrq uldl; 4. A n s r h t b s - U r l t a r ; E. O n s l s - Olsrr; S. A ld ssZ s rrs ; Huhr: Af U g s -lla m a n . 1ITII IIAWM — D e a b lr s , T p e l a t s i I. Aldas '• Irlarlr; I I' r ls - Z s r r a i S. Iladlnla-lh-hanIs; 4. Ars ltlo-Zubl; S. Arrallb r l - A s u t l l n ; S. J s e l n • l-ors n tn ; I. O s s l l . l l r l s s r ; t . Astlg a -K Isrrl; Bubti A r r l . t a - M . n mbL Lyman Drops 56-54 Tilt FlorldB Central toppled Lymsn, Mi-54 In ovartlma rage Bctlon Friday night. I.ymsn spurted n 16-11 first quarter lead and nt the end of tha half both teams werp reck and neck, 26-25. Donnie Smith suited IR points for tha losrrs while Bill Tolson knocked In 14. Charlotte, N. C., Sunday with 30yearold Newton, N. C., grain broker Ned Jarrett a disappointing third. They were running bumper to bumper, Lorenien, Lund and Jarrett in that order, with only IS miles to go when the pace-setting Lorensen had to hit the pits for gasoline. Lund Immediately let Jarrett lake over and set the pare. And with only three laps remaining, Jarrett, too, had to halt for fuel. That's when the towering Lund, a six foot, four Inch 270-pounder horn in llsrlan, Iowa, took over and drove it home through those last 10 miles for his triumph, his own gss Just hsrely lasting. It was a $23,3.V) payoff for his victory In a 1963 Ford which had been designed for another man. Marvin Panch, the 1901 winner of the Daytona 500, had been scheduled to pilot the car which Lund drove. Hut two weeks ago in prac­ tice for a sports car race Panch crashed and Lund risk­ ed his life to pull Panch from the car. The race was drlaycd an hour and 46 minutes by mid day showers and the first 10 laps were run under the yc|. low caution flag while the track dried. Then, in the mid­ dle stages, there was another eight-lap caution drive while the car of Dick Goode Mis­ hawaka, III., was removed from the hackslrctrh raring strip. Thus Lund didn't have a shot at the average speed record of 152.529 miles per hour established last year by Fireball Itoberts of Daytona Beach. But his winning aver­ age of 151.966 was Indieative, despite tho delays, of the lap speeds of 162 to 164 miles per hour with which the pack was touring the two and one-half mile asphalt oval. WEDNESDAY Fresh Fla. Grade A Whole WHICH WAY they ko? nigiis thin pretty San­ f o r d In.s.s, Mm . Hill Vincent as she watches the cars zoom by a t Sunday’s T»00* nt Day­ By Ualled Press InternslJonal said. "I'm going to keep my In. Piersall, hampered by in­ tona Dench. Jimmy Piersall, tempera­ mental outfielder for the Washington Senators, says there'll he no more shenani­ gans from him In 1963. The 33-ycsr-old Piersall, who has been a big drawing card since 1952 because of his colorful and zany antirs, said after signing his contract Sunday: "I'm tired of being a character.” "Fans arc going to sc« a new Piersall this year,** he Celtics Seen Easing In Top NBA Spot By United Pres* International The Boston Celtic:, fresh from a convincing thrashing of National Basketball Asso­ ciation rival Loa Angeles Lakers, can ease hack In their Eastern Division throne Tuesday night if lliey heal the Warriors of Ssn Francisco. No games were scheduled today. mouth shut and roncentrate on playing hall. After all, that's what I'm paid to do.” Piersall, who had said he would not accept a pay rut this year, signed for $38,000— a deduction of aome $4,500— after having ono of his worst seasons in 1902. The contro­ versial cenlcrflelder, who had been bolding nut at hla New­ ton, Maas., home arrived at the Senators' P o m p a n o Beach, Fla., training camp Sunday and declared, "I de­ rided to rome down in per­ son Instead of talking on the telephone. All I want to do la play ball and be treated like other ball players." After reaching a career high of .322 for the Cleveland Indians In 1001, Piersall was leaded during the winter to Washington for pitcher Dirk Donovan and outfielder GentGreen. Donovan won 20 games for the Indians last year while Pleraall'a average dipped lo .244 with only 30 runs baited juries some of last season, said, " I’ve been doing Iso­ metric exercises all winter and I lliink I'll Im stronger Ibis year." Dick Stuart, another base ball character, served notice to the Boston Bed Sox at their Scottsdale, Ariz., ram p that he means business this year. The slugging first baseman, obtained from the Pittsburgh Piratrs in a winter deal, re­ ported five days ahead of lime and promptly helled eight halls over the fence during a halting drill. Stuart, who once rrgardrd himself as Babe Bulb's successor aft­ er hitting 66 home runs in the minors in 1956, may now rea­ lize his potential while aiming for Frnway Park's short left field fenee. Beatty Takes Top Track Award NEW YOBK (UIM)—Next target for Sullivan award winner Jim Beally—the world indoor two-mile record now held by Murray Halbert of New Zealand. 1. Mlaly lead. II l(ollln«: 3 That was the word from the Hucar Charge, i llnrrlaon j I. Ilullarda flats#. C Whl*n*r; 4. five foot, six inch Beatty to­ IllfU Mali. H Hurrla;; S. Wat- day alter he expressed: I. lanna, «1 Johnnnri; t. M m av vy , "Disappointment" al running I* ftloore k l l T I I MftCM — t.ie « — F a r e . “only" a 3:59 o mile in Sat­ \ hr - m In a rm saf I9.IM In IMS— urday's national AAU Indoor I Mile I Mr H C . I. Toprlan d: 1. track championships, and 2. W ildwood Council, ft 0 * N r | | j I. pleasure at receiving the Sul­ Grand S elocllon . W Itoblnnon; I Avalon Orion, K €*u f f : ft. livan Trophy as America's K illy Pence, A leaniillle; I. top amateur athlete of 1962. Ornrral Al. A Wllary Beatty was officially pre­ M ! l K W I I II I I I : — I34M — l | n a r l e r llsarwr— 9 t e a r nldn sented with the coveted Sulli­ nad up I. Ilollon Mklppar. J Vlarrlnon; van award Sunday less than 3. Had Jao IS W llllaniaon;; I. 21 hours after his latest mile Orbit Star, H Hurrla; 4. Mr. Florida, O Jolm aon; I Huaar teat had flattened a supposed l u r |»r *, II W lk o ff : C. I l l i l e ly classy field. Jim Grelle, Mint, II Holllnn; 7. leou Frank. his Ixis Angeles Track Club I* ftlmire F.lH Ii r i l tl l i ft? — l! M t— r a r e teammate, finished second In >4in.«e|enrra nf 9VM In IPC.W 4:90.0, but Beatty is the only I Mile 1. Ila llle Human. M I'unry; mller In the nation who does­ 3. Hr brl l . i m l f f i t s k . A W llary; n't consider that too tough to 3. I'aula Vo, W Holilnnon; I. Mrastow Girl. II 4'liaar; ft. heat. R acew ay Entries Mil NT HftCM — MM Tr„). \oA-eefaapr* mt m i >s i m 1 mlltc I. Ta ltitd ra l Dean, n Dunn; f. lllpper Vuln, A Charon; a. puutila Key, la 4. Hootch Affair. O Hear*; I. I in perlal Marla. II Mtinla; « No b itty Pal. T Taylor} 7. Ora rlnun, T l'#r#t u n i ' ll m i i t f t i r — S.1WI Parr, > » a . n l e » r r e o f I M !■ I in Hr. 1. I'amtttlr llyr<f. I. Kill*: f Spirit o f ilro ra ln , JWlrm.iM. 3. Mlau..tjrl Itynl. II Hlllra; 6. Mr. M tl, I. Cprlamt: ft. Until* Mr. M (I. Is Coprlatul; ft. Until* It M unti; 7. Mr. Hobnrln, T Taylor I ’l l l l l l l Ilftf’K— U M . Iftnarlrr llurep—2 f rm r ultli I. Mlaly Danta. I' Mnnrr; 7. Mlely Hally. IIlt<>||ln«; I Funky flnb. tl Johnanri; I. f a r . ■ o J or, |. l im it : ft. Minty l lr . ward. A ItUnchoj I, Miss I:m«l Ir, H W'llllikiiiron; 7. Mlaly Whig. Il W lk o ff n il im i H H K — s -iimi I'arr. \s.$».»xInnrrn ef Rl.ft*o la IIfall me— I mile I. Chlf* Onl IS I Jenn* Malburn. H f h a n r ; ] Shady Maid. Wnt. Iloblnnoii; I. Doctor* Pronin, It liu n n : ft. Iftotijr ( '.mil, 4} Holder: < KMro) Pick, .1 llnllr y; 7. Kllnrnry June. II Mrlot<»«h 1 ' i n i l H i l l ! — a;mik— «j«ar. I f f llwrar— S f rm r eMn up M«r> * Flash. H l/N ell; C. Hr Ip lit Hold. H Haul M M II H M R — gniui — qwarler b t r » r - S j r m r nldn nnd up I. 1#1MIr J,,r Hire. H lliirrrn. 3. Ilesbhy Thymti", O Jobnnr^i;: 3 T uiikIi Knuutfb. J Cronn; 4. Florida (Jurm. I* Moore; ft. I.lttle J«i# Fair. Is l l u n l ; « Motminin liar. C Whlnnrr; 3. H« aKrrn Parade. 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Hallo Charlie, 3 | ilapoaa, 4 r iia r o kr** Humllal, ft. Komlla. 4 Ablav ail Hiif. 7. Ilrrllr l ^ r , I. Karl'a Mar IRTII II ft4 13 — 1 4 Mila — 1 . T«rrar r r , 2. J oyca U , I. Ha fa (iwap, 4- tlnldan Kchn, ft Harlow. 4 f,yn Ulrfin, 1. C.oamo II., R Naoma Hacrrlary LIVING ROOM O U TFIT A cordial welcome is brought to you from lo­ cal merchant a and civic organizations LB . II Play It Cool - - Piersall Jaciuk Released LAKELAND, Fla. (UP!) Tha Detroit Tigers an­ nounced Sunday tho release ef third baseman Jaciuk. Ja ­ ciuk had requested tha raleas# bocauae ha wished to play with the llanahin Tigers of the Japanese Central League. r of Sanford Saaford’a Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. let 8T. FA 2-0983 T h U tu M 25th & PARK u / u> 48' �it County Boards Feudi n i ussing «> * * C lO c II) LARKY VERSIIEL Pity the poor lawyer*! Cirruit Judge Vatic William* Jr. ha* decided to appoint Irani attorneys to defend indigent people accused of felonies. . . , Now the attorneys are seek­ ing spec inI legislation to com* pensnte themselves lur the jolt. , . . • * • How about n special bill for ■ public defender here? • • * And will Voile use the mar­ ble m e t h o d u> pick the *iucky” (? ) attorney? • * • Looks like that pipeline might he const!lifted after all. . . . Of eourse, all they have to -do now is get a permit to cross those railroad tracks on Mcllonville. . , , lly the way Ilurnup nnd Sims hus the pipe contruet work. i*' >0 • • Cooperation Lag Rapped By Avery Lack of co-operation by Ihr County School Hoard with the County Commission was dr cried this morning at regular session of the latter board. What was termed “five year* of misunderstanding" between the tw o count) groups was brought into the o p e n when Commissioner James Avery queried wheth­ er the School Hoard had ob­ tained a building permit fur ils proposrd new English Es­ tates school. Robert Brown, toning director, rpplled no application has been made for a building permit. Avery then pointed out Rial ★ ★ ★ the schoot and its paved areas will surpass the 2.300square loot minimum re quired for drainage purposes. It was former Commission­ er Vernon Dunn who stated that there has been a lack of cooperation on the part of Hip School Hoard for five )cars or more. “One tunc a few years bark," Dunn ex­ claimed, "we directed an in­ quiry to the School Hoard about some proposrd plans and a member of the press brought hark the answer from lhat body: ‘What we do is none of your d— busi­ ness'!" ★ ★ ★ Road W oes Hit Board W E A T H E R : S how er* th ro u g h W etlnestlay. T u rn in g coltl to n ig h t. H igh to d a y . *>'*-60. Low to n ig h t, Il'i-IO. VOL. 51! U n ite d I’rcn* L eased W ire Bulletin T l ’L S ., F E R U A U Y 26, 10611 8A N F O I1H , F L O R ID A B R IEFS NAS Man Joins Energetic 700 In Walkathon Reform Tax Bill Expected U nfortunate WASHINGTON CPU — The' National Association for Hie Advancement of Colored People says its original bjeelinns to Miami Reach as a possible silo for tlie Hall na­ tional political party conven­ tions were "unfortunate." Muslims Meet CHICAGO (CPI) — The "black Muslim*", a militant sect which preaches Hie sup­ remacy ol the Negro rare, met in national convention to­ day under tlie leadership of its "messenger of Allah” , Eli­ jah Muhammad. Government Suit MIAMI (CPU — Miami realtor Douglas Voorhrc* sit eil the federal government for $75.wto Monday, h o p i n g through this to gel the l! S ransoming of Cuhan invasion prisoners into court for a determination of its legality. No Issues TALI-A II ASSEE t CPI l Short campaigns eharaeterzed by a large field of candi­ dates, heavy spending ami u notable luck of issuc-s culmi­ nated today In the first of three election* in IX counties lo fill 3* new seats created by reapportlonment. Strike Set United Pres* International Railway clerks said they will strike the Southern Paci­ fic, the West’s largest rail­ road. tonight in a climax In their five-year dispute over automation New York pub­ lishers and striking printers will meet again in an effort to end the 81 day newspaper strike. Pact nexation will bo required be­ fore water and sewer connec­ tions arc hooked up to any In­ dustrial area; Agreed to hold a public hearing March 25 on request for n liquor license at 15th, east of Virginia Avenue north and Elm for the Loyal Order of. Second Street owned by of the Moose. The liquor zone Mrs. Martha It. Raborn; will need to be enlarged by Agreed to rename Country ordinance if it Is approved; Club Drive lo Country Club Agreed In annex two Inis | Hoad. Winter Storm Slams Into Dixie By Unhid Pres* liiteru.ilional A new winter storm unload­ ed snow und ice in the Smith 1 today in n see-saw performW ITH A L L T H IS T A L K A IIO U T I ’uu rtlim iso a n n e x it n iiirh t l>o n (rood a lire of the elements, Idea fnp llie ('i m lily Cum mi union In look o v er tile c o u rtro o m to d a y . T lire o Tennessee, Virginia a n d ItiuL els w ore filled w it It ra in w a te r at 10 a.m . T h e ro o f o f th e fa c ility w a s North Carolina felt tlie brunt ri’im im l lant y e a r. ( lle r u ld P h o to ) of the new storm which tomlaical temperature* a* much n* 40 degices from balmy loading* over inm-h of tinregion Monday. S h o vv e r * threatened the turnout election in IK Florida refused u»e of the wording ihihliu i n t e r e s t in thu pro- emphasized. counties to roIi-cI 3K new mem­ pasral n e w t u s s e l h e r i y c h a r ­ The only other major objec­ "condemnation" or “eminent ber* of the legjxluture under tion was raised by llihhuid domain" in the paragraph t e r n i l s ic|irc»ciiU 'd hy' u lilciu the state’s revised reuppurt'a.-elhcrry, memlo.-r of the l u i l f - d a / i i i pi-aplu u l Muiulay dealing with the town's right Ihutment plurt, und small cruft chatter committee, who flatly n i g h t ’s m e e t i n g o f lla- c o u n ­ la acquire land fur public Im­ warning* wrrp up nlong the IU provement. Chesapeake Ray und from cil und c h a r t e r c o i n m i l l e u la Casselberry remained ada­ d i s c u s s n eed ed c h a n g e * ill the Morgan City, La., to Apalu o r i g i n a l d r a f t b e f o r e it mant on the point even though chimin, Fla. , Attorney Kenneth McIntosh The cold weather was ex­ d i a n n Into bill far prusulitu udvLril that ruscareh possib­ pected to spread into Georgia tilth til the S t a t e L e g i s l a t u r e . ly vs III -boss l Imt state legisO n ly o lle •>! ll i e s i x p r e s e n t , and Ahibuoiu during the J lutioii ulrendy grants the town aftem ioll. Low* of It to 20 Mrs. E d ilii I)purr, s u g g e s t e d Fuel presently being u»cd . degree* were predicted for ally i liu n g es. Mrs. Ruerr'x to file llie bol If lx at the II. L. s u c h powers. m a in o b j e c t i o n t-aneertied u i Under <*. nditiou* desired by tin- northern section of tinHunt cunning plum I- imt gas, t i e l e s o f t a x a t i o n g i v i n g llie (' ussi -II h i ry a single property ton state* tonight. lull fuel oil, Everett Iliggs, owner lefuslltg to sell could Walter Lnonoy, 7S, and his c o u n cil p o w e r t o h u p . s c iniy p l a n t mu linger, raid today hold up an entire improve, wife, faille, 71, burned to f i n a l o f t a x e s n e e d e d t o f i n lltformanta aL the scene Fildeath this morning in their m ice m a jo r I m p r o v e m e n t ! , e x ­ day informed thu 1let aid new* in, ut program, possibly fur cep t a d v a l o r e m t a x e s , w i t h ­ many years. home at Decutur, Ala. icporter that the Imilei* were ou t c o m i n g b e f o l e tlie p e o p le Mrs. Duerr asked if u ma­ gas-fired, which when printed iii a t e f e i e n i l u m . jority vote of the people re­ in Monday's Herald brought Her insistent and u i g u questing l Imt withheld proper, protest* from haul gu* com­ m eiitulive p resen ta tio n drew lie* lo- sold would carry any panies. responsive file from so m e Hlmid d»unr* are linked to Riggs said today Hml tit- weight. “II hi pel cent of the peo­ note limv hours far the Semi- m em la -ia o f t h e council and though oil ha* been in use, and r e s u lte d in ( h u i i m u n E d w iin l ple wf 'tills' town agree on Male County It land Rank, will continue to be uxral when which lira nine effective Man- l.iinti i l o s i n g llie f l o o r to a n y ­ the plunl gets hack In opera­ anything,' ” t'u-xelhviry said, o n e but the c o u n c il a n d cornI’ll give it to them!" day. tion, (probably tin* week I, naAfter additional minor eorManila)-, T u c u l l y und iiiUlco u n til t h e c h a r t e r in it* total gu* facilities are being i retain* desired in certain e n t i r e l y Imd b e e n read and Thursduy, Ihe bald,, located on prepared lur Ihe plant and co n sid er ed . plunseoliigy were pomled out Second St. la-bind Seminole will he Itooked up in a few i In- ............ ul ill aft was turn­ Luitli (minted o u t l o M is. .Menn-riul Hospital will he weeks, converting thu Indicts D u e r r lli.it th e c o u n c i l is e l e c t ­ ed over to the atorney to "pur­ open from 3:30 to 8 p. m to gns l,uinci». ed by t h e p e o p le t o niu liu ge sue and revamp supplement­ Ilnur* on Wednesday and "We will retain tlie fuel oil tiiu t o w n b u s i n e s s a n d liiut ary mutter in acrorduneo with Friday will ba from 9 a. m. lines, however, for emergency t h o s e e l e c t e d s h o u ld lie a id e to finding* ul the meeting." till 2 p. m. service, sbi old there lot a do t-o w i t h o u t h a v i n g t o b rin g failure of the gu* service," e v e r y m a i l e r t o a p u b lic v o t e . Riggs said. "W hat you uie wanting is for u* to write clause* in the charter which would allow Furry C o llid c N KOBE, Japan (U I'li — A you, Uie voter, to relux your walkway. Authorities said the vigilance iu electing a coun­ Japanese ferry with (hi per­ shootings occurred sometime cil. If y hi put the 'right' kind sons aboard collided with a TALLAHASSEE (LTD — between midnight and 2 a. m freighter in early morning A search was launrlied for of people ill office you won't clarkne** today. A high death Six prrtons claiming all or have to worry tthout the (inrt of Hie $100,IKK) state re­ Spears and several hour* loll was iraicd. ward lor solution of thu Cltlllater, bloodhounds led the 'wrong' kind of uctiun being taken," he stressed. poise to his hotly. lingwortb murder case a r­ “ I b e l i e v e t h a t p o in t* y o u Puy Raises Officers said Spears ap­ gued their claim* before la-on TALLAHASSEE (LPD — Circuit Court Judge W. May parently went to hit own ore r a i s i n g co u ld bo b r o u g h t home after Hie slayings ami t o s u i t by* any t a x p a y e r i f u The Cabinet Budget Commis­ Walker today. picked up a shotgun which c o u n c il s h o u ld pas* n c l i c n yo u sion approved pay raises (or Judge Walker said tbe hear­ was found at the scene. Offi­ u re q u e s t i o n i n g . Y o u 'r e ask­ Health Department sanitary ing, uhicb will include docu­ cers said Spears apparently ing t h a t we l i m i t p o w e r s engineers today but not at mentary evidence, writnrsscs died from a self-inflicted w h i c h d e f i n i t e l y s h o u l d be in thr rates sought by tbe big and other technical matters, t h e ' h a n d * o f t h e c o u n c i l , " he agency. wound. may last all day. Casselberry 'Talks' Charter Biggs Says Boilers Mol Gas New Donor Hours Noted Gunbattle Leaves Three Dead of Huffman and sister of Griffin, received * wound in the back and was ho-pitaUzc J. Tlie shooting* touched off a massive manhunt fur Spears, a state highway em ­ ploye. RIoodliounds were brought in from a state pri­ son to aid a posse of high­ way patrolmen, sheriffs de­ puties and police. Deputies found two of llie dead men sprawled Inside Mrs. Huffman’s house and tlie third lying outside on a N O . 6.'>6 £ nalyzes, Ponders, Probes, Etc. City ★ ★ ★ Health Cards 'Knocked' Out m E sta b lish e d 1008 Avery continued: “ We are in our rights on this matter of a building permit for Eng­ lish Estates school. We should The Sonny IJston-floyd r a t ­ insist an access road !»e pro­ vided by the School Hoard be- er son heavyweight cham­ fore wo approve a building pionship fight was postpon­ ed today for six nr seven permit. “ It seems to he the policy day* to allow more time of Hie School Board to erect lor Union's slightly-sprain­ its new schools in the boon­ ed knee to heal. docks and then Insist that we The City Commission Mon­ provide a road to it." day night, after studying, reading, inquiring, question­ The question was further ing, examining, weighing, rnilghtened when fl. C. Call- r u u v A . . . probing, analyzing, thinking, son. chairman of the Longreasoning, reflecting a n d wood City Council, in being (Hindering, finally gave its assured that approval has approval, by a I t vole, for a born made for paving of fu r year contract with the Highway 27 between laing Urge Admission Sanford Pipeline Co. to rou­ wood and Altamonte Springs, MACON, Ga. (UP1) — The asked the county to build an student newspaper at Mercer st ruct the I.veil It y with a Hi right-fool sidewalk for Hirer- University Monday editorially year renewal option alter the quarters of a mile to Lyman urged Hie admission of a live year* have elapsed. It look the commission, HI School for students lie was Negro applicant Irom Ghana minutes to go over the lease told that this would mean -a an-i then adjourned the meet­ change of plan* and inighl U. S. Pressure ing until next Monday to give delay Ihe road improvement GENEVA turn — Tlie attorneys a chance in get for a year or more. County United Slates will pressure Engineer William Rush ad­ the Russian* for nuclear nego­ their legal thinking in order vised the matter he held in tiations a* long as there iv before the lease is signed. Jim Crappa opposed the abeyance until the road Ini- a glimmer of hope for a test |)rou-mcnt he completed, move saying "I don’t like the ban treaty, Informed sources T|le ||praM UPrjpd Schoot lirst (iv o year agreement." Su||, j, T wnethcr said today. (Tapp* wanted the city to gel $lou per month for Ihe lirst he nr School Hoard members Terror Action live years. had a reply to this criticism CARACAS. Venezuela (UP1) Hie city will gel $1,200 per and was informed that he, — Gunmen believed In lie Milwce, would attend this ] Communist terrorists broke year for Ihe lirst live years allcrnoon's continued session into homes ami a factory here and then five percent of the gross of Ha- company tlie of the County Commission. Monday to stral arms, am ­ Avery, when advised of munitions, money and other next lit )rar*. Construction of the pipeline this, concluded: "I'll have a properly, it was reported to­ is expected to ft art Within Hie lot of questions for Mr. Mil- day. next three weeks. The lino wee to answer." will stretch from the lake Gets Rebuke Milwce telephoned The Her­ front to Mcllonville Avc. and BRUSSELS turn -F ra n c e ald at I2:3d p in. In say lie I then to the Naval Air Station. would nut attend tills after­ received a rebuke from it* in other business, the cily noon's Cum mission session Common Market partner* to­ reaffirmed its |*dley that anbut would have "a prepared day when they declined In slalcmcnl, step hy step, Wed­ give final approval for an economic aid program for nesday morning " former French rolonirs in Alrlca. A recent fire nt Hie I'opular Ave. dump was put out by city crews. . . . Harrowed two pumps from Hie utility depart­ ment to put out the hinre. , , , The word Is tiitst Hut depart­ ment just didn't have enough men. Fire Chief Muck Cleve­ land Sr. will he asked to ex­ Ileque.sts on road am i (Im itm ifc pro b lem s, nlotijr plain nt the next regular com­ w ith th r e e public h c a rin jw on re a m in g , occupied m o s t mission meeting. • * * o f th is m orniiift'n session o f th e C o u n ty C om m ission. A CONVERSATION WITH Two rczunlnir re q u e s ts w ere a p p ro v ed a n d one ta b le d . W illiam Hlidock, rcpresen tiltK tin.1 S em inole Plaza MICK CHIEF MACK CLEVE­ LAND SR. S h o p p in g C e n te r, s o u g h t a p p ro v a l fo r tw o b u ild in g permit* for new building* RKI’ORTKK: Mack, some there. He pointed out applica­ nceusiitions made nt the City -j4r ★ ★ tion bus been made to the Commission Inst night uhout fire department not answer­ Town of Casselberry to annex ing the rail to the dump fire. Hie 23-aerc site of the shop­ What goes? ping center and thi* is to be CLEVELAND: No truth in acted on within three or tuut it. We ninde several runs out week* by the Town Council. tlieic and finally put the fire tjuestrcn of drainage was Suppuit of a move to pro­ out with llie aid of city crews r a i s e d and Commissioner vide the county pay fee* (or Monday. James Avery moved tin- build. alto tor)* repieseoting indig­ • 4 * permits la- granted since ent* ill criminal actions was K LEFT OVER CITY COM­ "in line weeks this will be MISSION NOTES. . . . Joe ? usked of the County Commis­ Casselberry’s baby*.1* Raker asks about downtown sion this morning. T h | . rrikiesl was tabl-H commercial inspection. . . . ] Circuit Judge Vi-b" t W l. penning receipt of a letter limns Jr. naked the Commis­ It's coming, he’s told . . . Joe from the Town of Casselberry Raker asks about vacant prop­ sion to support stole wide recommending the Commis­ legislation plovidlng for o erty reappraisal. . , . It's com­ sion grnnl thu permits. This ing, he's told again. . . . City public deft-nder. "If tins should letter was received by the fail," he continued, "then 1 agrees to advertise for heat­ ing-air conditioning unit for request ycu abide by n resolu­ Commission just ns it re­ llie recreation office. . . . How tion of Hie Seminole County- cessed for the noon luncheon. many people use It ? Cost liar Association that the coun­ Lake Mary Chamber of Slate Health Department, »3U0. . . . Remember when ty pay uttorney fee* in these Commerce officials were ad­ under a new law, no longer vised approval lias been grunt­ our city fathers refused to case*." Tlie judge said local attor­ ed for action connecting Luke requires food handlers to hold buy lights fur one of His Lit­ tle League diamonds? , . . ney* appointed by him to re­ Mary Boulevard to Interstate health cards, County Health present Indigent defendant* t. Tlie question was ruined by Dircclur Frank la-one advis­ Cost t-liu). . . , • * s have ilniiu mi without Zentun* Riiland Keogh, chamber pres­ ed thu County Commission AND SOME MORE. . . . erution. Hu pointed out the ident. Frank Evan*, chairman this morning. Sewage treatment plant will rrunty pays physician* for of the chamber's lighting com­ He pointed out that the law be completed by May I, com­ caring for indigent pulieuts. mittee. informed the Commis­ provide* counties may re­ missioners told . . . Contractor Curt oil Hurke, bar assocln- sion the community would quire food handlers to hold will have to puy ? 1l.'i per day tion president, also asked sup­ pay for street lighting if the health card*. He added his penalty for not finishing at port of the matter of attorney county vvruld approve. County department does not provide expiration date Feb. !l. . . . fees and agreed to compile Attorney Harold Johnson was physical examinations f o r WOW I . . . Commissioners figure* for the Commission's directed to work out a sulu- health cards, that food handl­ asked to puy Mil) apprulsul study. He said tliat a public thin with u power company. ers have been required to Other action hy tl>e Com­ visit their private physicians. cost of old post office . . . Get defender could be retained our own upptnisers, City says. for $7,500 annually, or that mission tlii* morning: Hr. Leone said tic has askTabled rexoning from agri­ rd for rlarification of the . . . NAS want to increase wa­ a budget in that amount ter pumpuge, , . . Did you should suffice to psy court- cultural In commercial of a law. The Commission accept­ pint at SR-46 and Lake Har­ ed bis rc routine ml at ion that know the monthly NAS water appointed lawyer*. ney Road nt Geneva; approv­ It hold in abeyance the m at­ bill runs around fllOO. • * • ed re/oning from agricultural ter of the County retaining an to II-2 duplex a plot just off X-ray technirian to assist in The State has given th i West First Street about one providing health cards for okay on English Estates Ele­ milo wr»t of the railroad medically indigent f o o d mentary School plans. . . • crosung. and approved re handlers. Rids will he opened Msr. 2d, » < • zoning (rum R-I-A single resi­ A Sanford airman lias put dence to agricultural of a plot That controversial R l r d the Navy in the running In in Beverly Hills subdivision. Sanctuary hearing cumei up "Walkathon" competition. Deferred action on a re­ Thursday in Orlando. . . . The Jsm rs W. Biism II, 19, who quest hy Elmer K. Jones to Game and Fish Commission is attached to the Heavy At trade a pauper*' cemetery will most likely close soma 7,-' lack Wing One Half here, plot" for a 130-foot roadway 000 acres, including NAS, Saturday Joined imi energetic Into a Negro cemetery at • * * soul* who answered tlie call Forest City. June* said he WASHINGTON (LTD — 1'cople railing wanting to of a Tampa radio station to will buy the cemetery tf the Democratic leader* said after Inow which of our young doe. walk s 50-ntilc preplanned County wall replare the road a meeting today with Presi­ tors is lesvipg . . . Well, it's route between Tampa and knocked out by Hurricane dent Kennedy thst a tax cut nut Ken Peirce. Clearwater. Of tlie too. 121— Donna. bill containing "certain re­ • • • including Russel!—made II. forms" would be enacted by People callin’ all day won­ Saturday morning, at the Congress this year. dering where they vote . . . hreak of dawn, he wa» with Blue Chips "Everybody recognize* that No election in Seminole Coun­ Uie mob awaiting the start­ NEW YORK (U ril-S to ck s the taxes are too high," ty today . . . Only general opened easier on moderate House Speakrr John W. Mc­ election March 23. Had one er'* gun. Sevcnlccn-and-a-half hour* turnover today with most Cormack said slier (he week­ gentleman call and say, "1 later, Ju»t after tire stroke blue chips dropping fractions. ly breakfast meeting. want to vote fur Mack, how of midnight, Bussell rrossed come the polls are closed?" the finish line at a Tampa • » • reitaurant. "I wasn't too Yep, former County En­ tired," he reflected. "The gineer Carlton Bliss was cor­ back* of my leg* ached hut I rect when he stated Hear wain’t what you'd call ex­ WILKESBORO, V C. (UP1) 1Unite about right mile* west Lake Road would become > “dead issue,'* It was not even hausted." —Three men were slain by of here. mentioned on the new acoop rifle fire In a mountain gunA woman, wits of one of sheet for County Road Pro­ Herald Index battle near here early today the victim*, wa* wounded in gram. Fact remains that Rear ..... I’age 2 Bridge a.id a fourth man was found the early morning shooting in Like Road has the highest .. .... Page 7 Classified shot to death, apparently a this rugged section of north­ daily traffic count of any Page « suicide. west North Carolina. Seminole County Road ac­ Comica ..... Dear Abhy ------ Pag* 2 Kusieil Spcaris, 42, dressed Wilkes County authorities cording to Mr. Boggs from Page 4 in paint-spattered overall*, identified Ihe three dead men Editorial the State Road survey office Entertainment Page 2 was found dead with a shot­ a* Monroe Griffin. 50. his In DeLanJ • • • Legal* Page H A 7 gun by his side shortly after 22-year-old son, Lewis Griffin, a a. m., about six hours af­ and Robert Huffman, $2, all Puxgle . -------Pags 6 Oops that safe b o a t i n g ter the bodies of the three of near Wilkesboro. Society ....— Pag* 3 course is not tomorrow but Mrs. Knxie Huflman, wife men were discovered at a Sport* .... Pag* 6 Mar. ti. . . . Surry I Attorneys Ask 'Compensation' $mtford lirralit ' Six Claiming Murder Reward �r Cold Hits W est United Prea* International Polar air puttied tempera­ tures bo low rcro from Mon­ tana to Michigan today. Cold wave warding! were potted u far toutb a i Ti n nonce and MlsiUflppl. The lateit blast of arctic • ir threatened to cover Lake r Superior with Ice for the ftrtt time Ihlf century. Ice on the Croat Lakes was the worst ever recorded and was ex­ pected to make the opening of navigation thii year late and difficult. Snow-ctoggcd New York state reported roads still closed today. Snow was swept Into a and to font drifts in some areas hy JO mile j>cr hour winds. Light snow fell across the Appalachians during the night and hazardous driving warn­ ings were posted for most of Tennessee, where dropping A GOLDEN SHOVEL was used by shopping center officials when they officially announced construction of 30 now stores a t the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center at the junction of Ilwy. 17-92 and SR 430, Monday. From left are E. N. Homer, president of Eastern Diversified; J. C. Robinson president of Tradewlnds Cafeterias, Inc.; John Collins of the Chase Man­ hattan Bank, financier; Roy Coppedge, director of MeCrory’s Corporation and E. C. Etchlson, McCrory's supervisor. (Herald Ehoto) Davis Paces Oscar Nominees H O L L Y W O O D (UP!) Bette Dsvli, who only rocantly was advertising in Holly­ wood for s movlo Job, today w ss sa Academy Award nominal for tha boat actroaa i t IMS. Mias Davla, a two timo Qa­ t a r winner, waa nominated Monday for tha tanth Uma, more than -any other atar. Her nomination cama fee "What Ever Happened to Baby J a n e !" s film aha haa des­ cribed sa s “modest little pic­ ture." Also nominated aa beat actraaa wars Katharine Hepbum , (Long Day’s Joumay Into N ight), Anna Bancroft (Tha Miracle Worker), Oeraldine Page (Sweet Bird of Youth) and Lae Itemlck (Daya of Wine and Roaea). Mlaa Hepburn won an Oacar SO yeara a g o for "Morning CHcry.’ Tha nomination of Mlaa Davis, who had previously ad­ vertised for acting work In a movie trade magazine, sharp­ ly eontraited to tha defeated attitude aha expreeaed only a few waeka ago. "No woman haa been more defeated personally and profeealonally than I've bean fer tha paat 10 yeara," aha eald. "I call them the black yeara— 10 yeara of nothing/ Choaan aa nomlnaaa for beat actor ware prevloua winner Burt Lancaater (Bird Man of A lratras), Jack L e m m o n (Daya of Wine and Kox-a), 1‘etcr O’Toole (l.nwrenca of J F K M a y Have Hurt Ow n Tax Reform Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kennedy appeared today to have harpooned hla ewn tax reform program. Kennedy attrrendered Mon­ day whatever leverage he might have had for prodding s reluctant Congress into en­ actment of some revenueboosting tax reforms. He did so fay laying that he waa willing to abandon every one of Ida tax reforms, tf necessary, to win enact- JFK To Spell Out Cuba Plans? WASHINGTON (UP!) A Senate leader said today | e expected President Ken­ nedy to spell out the U. 8. campaign against Castro Cuba a t the Central American pres­ ident!' meeting In Costa Id­ ea next month. Senate Democratic leader Hubert II. Humphrey, (Minn.), asserted that tie looked for (ha President "U> document fully our antl-Communlxl, an­ ti-Castro elforl at (he Costa Idea meeting." "1 think he will give any clariflcatim that is needed," Humphrey said In an inter­ view. . Kennedy will confer at San Jose. March 18-20 with the presidents of Costa Idea, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Hon­ duras, El Saltudur and Pan sm s. Dav Of Prayer By Mr*. Adam Muller World Day of Prayer for (he DeUary-Entei prise area will ha observed this year at All Saints Episcopal Church In Enterprise this Fr day be­ ginning at 10 a.m. Members of all rhuichea In th* area are urged to attend. / i menl this year of a net in­ come tax reduction of (10 bil­ lion or inure spread over three years. This had been Implicit oil along. Hut the fact that the President publicly acknow­ ledged it strengthened the po silion of those battling against Ilie tax-lightening reforms. Conversely, It undermined the position of Chairman Wil­ bur I). Mills, 1) Ark., of the House Ways and Means Com­ mittee, who was largely re ­ sponsible for persuading Ken­ nedy to Include “ tax re­ forms" with his tax reduction program. Mills declined comment on Kennedy's statement. Hut no one doubted that the veteran lawmaker waa unhappy over Hie President's latest tax pro­ nouncement. Some lawmakers were putiled as to why the President was taking a Hue that could not help but hurt hla uwn relations with Mills, who presumably will lie called upou to carry the legislative ball for (lie tax cut. Arabia), Gregory Peck (To Kill A Mockingbird) and Marc e l l o Maatrolanni (DlvorceItallan Style), It waa Lancaater’a third nomination, Peck'a fifth and the third in thla category fur Lemmon who haa won a aupportlng actor Oacar. Ha la now atcmptlng to ba tha first parson to win Oicara in sup­ porting and leading rola cate gorlea. The five picture* voted beat of tha year were "Lawrence t f Arabia,” "The Longed Day," "To Kill A Mockingbird," "Mutiny on tha Bounty" and "Tha Music Man." Tha most nomination* Ware earned by "Lawrenra of Ara­ bia" which got 10. "To Kill A Mockingbird" receive 8 and "Mutiny on tha Bounty," 7. Nominations as beat director fee IIMI2 went to David I-ean (Lawrence of Arabia), Robert Mulligan (To Kill A Mocking bird), Arthur Penn (The Miracln Worker), Prank Perry (David nmi Linn) and Pietro Germ I (Divorce — ltellun Style), Contender* for the host sup­ porting actor award ure Ed Bfgloy (Sweet B i r d of Youth), Victor Huono (What Ever llapiH-ned to Baby Juno?), Telly Kavalmt (Bird Mali of Alcatrax), Omar Shar­ if (Lawrence eg Arabia) and Terrence Slump (Billy Budil). Tlioue nominated for best supporting actress award were Mury Bailluim (Tu Kill A Mockingbird), Patty D u k a fllis* Miracle Worker), Shir­ ley Knight (Sweet Bird of Youth), A n g e l a Lanabury (The Manchurian Candidate) and Thelma Ritter (Hint Man of Alcatrax). Pur the best «ong first used In an eligible picture the no­ mination* included "Day* of Wine ond Unseat" "Follow Mo" (Mutiny cn the Bounty); "Second Chance" (Two for the Seesaw); "Tender I* th* Night” and "Walk on the Wild Side." Tin- winner* will be tele­ cast uutiouully April 8, the HMli annual Oscar ceremony. temperatures changed rain to snow. Only the extreme Southeast escaped the effects of the newest siege of cold air. Bain swept the West Coast from northern California to the Canadian border during the night Nearly H inch of rain was dumped at Belling­ ham, Wash., in six hours. The Canadian consulate at Chicago said that Lake Sup­ erior, the largest body of fresh walcr In the world, was almost completely frozen over except for a few acres of open water near Isle Royale. Canadian Department of T r a n s p o r t reconnaissance units kept do>e check on tlie (Jreak Lake Ice cover and reported the lake system had "the greatest degree of freeze-over" ever recorded. Lake Michigan icc wax Hie worst this century. Lake Eric was mostly Ice covered six weeks ago. The U. S. Weather Bureau at Detroit said Ice was one yawl thick at some shoreline cities. Air line pilots report­ ed more than 90 per cent Ice cover on Lakes Superior. Michigan and Huron. U ke Ontario appeared to have the must open water. Flu Rampant; Thousands III By United Press International Tlie flu epidemic continued to rage today In Alabama with thousands 111. Other thousands were stricken else­ where in the Eaat. Alabama c o u n t e d 6,387 cases, of which more than half were in Marshall County in the northern part of the state. Mississippi had 2,575 cases of influcnia, mostly in the northern part of the stale, but the state BoarU of Health did not consider the number alarming. In Marshall County, cpidamologlst Mr*. Virginia Bar­ ton said tile number of cases continued to rise. "1 think it will get worse before it get* better," she laid, in Mississippi, most of the flu was believed tu be of the Aslan atrain. The latest report of U. S. Public Health Scrvlca offi­ cials said the flu outbreak had spread among 21 states and the District of Columbia. It said the feared Allan strain had been found In 11 itatei. The death toll mounted. New York City health offi­ cial! aahi 811 persons died in the city from either influ­ ents or pneumonia during the first seven weeka of 1863, about soo more than normal. Elaowhrre ihc loll included West Virginia 7, Kentucky 3, Indiana, Michigan and Flor­ ida, 1 each. Several elderly patients died In a rest home in Johnson County, Kan. Sanford Youth Ends Course As Copter Pilot First Lt. Joseph 11. Hutch­ ison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert U. Hutchison, It. 11. 2, recently completed un eight-week helicopter pilot course at the Army’s primary hellcopter school, Camp Wolters, Tex. Lt Hutchison entered the Army m September 10.19 end previously hud been station­ ed in Korea, He 1* a gradu­ ate of Seminole High School and Georgia Institute of Tech­ nology, Atlanta. Of the 11,800 fire deaths tn the U. S. during 1962, 6,iix) occurred in buuies and onethird of these victims (2.2UO) were children. V en u s Is Lifeless WASHINGTON (UPI) — Mari­ ner E’m verdict in that lovely Venue In lifclooM. That wan the word toduy in ad­ vance of a newM conference on wliat thu 447-poumt .Mpncecrnfl discovered when It flew pant the britfltteal of the lilmietn hod Dec. 14. Radio utilities had indicated bufore Murine 2’a historic fUtilit that thu surface temperature of earth ’* neurcHl planetary neljriitxtr waa (lib dourevh Fahrenheit, higher thun the niultiiiK jaoint of lend. There wu* u chance, however, th at the radio findings were wrong. Two of nix instrument packages aboard Murmur 2 were given the spe­ cific job of finding out whether Veiiu* might actually lie cool enough und' moist enough to xupport living thing*. Sciential* have now *|ient mure thun two montha at inlying the dntu from these apcciul inatramenta. Their conclusion: Venue ia indeed too hut and it also i* too dry to be the abode of life a* It 1* known on earth. Mariner 2 wu* launched by tlie National Aurunuulica and S|utce AdininUtratimi (NASA) Aug. 27. After 10914 day* of travel through inter­ planetary apace, it paused within 21,000 mile* of perpetually cluud-maaked Venus. tTIfc 0sWA . dbblj • By Abigail Van Buren has a problem, nor does she seek help a* you have done in writing to me. If you can’t talk to yunr doctor, see your clergyman right away. He will understand and help you, hut you must do as he says. DEAR ABBY: My mother-in-law carries my father-in-law his juice while he in shaving, and then drives his car out of the garage and wfarms il up for him. I have tried to get my wife to adopt these tender, loving gestures, but she won’t do it. Iiow can I get her to take u lesson from her mother? LATE RISER • • • DEAR ABBY: Since 1 got preg­ nant four month* ago, every tittle thing upsets me. The house looks a wreck, I never get caught up on my washing and ironing und the kitchen sink i* always full of dirty dishes, I can't control the older children. I scream al them until I'm hoursc and whip them until I’m exhausted. I'm so glad when they’re at school. I cry a lot when i’m alone and think I must be "crazy." I have prayed for help hut none conies. I could never tell this to my doctor. Everyone thinks I'm so calm. This baby will he number ten. "CRAZY PERSON" Clarksburg. W. Vn.) • • * • CONFIDENTIAL TO "ON THE VINE” : You'll enjoy life more if you get off the grape. it I t * By Oswald Jacoby A bridge classic that ap­ pears again and again is Hie *76832 (M SS Duke of Cumberland band, ♦ Nan* and It goes back to whist. *88481 ■AST (D) Tho Duke was shown a hand A m Non* *KJt something like the East hand, 1081781 VAKQJ except that It held tha seven 81 4 AKQ 410611 *A K Q of spades and no queen of SOUTH diamond*. He was asked what * AQ 1084 be would lead it spades were V None trumps and replied, "A ♦ 410467644 trump, of course.” * Nan* and Was* vulnerable He wss told that he would­ I n t | | Was* North n't take a trick and event­ Baal Pass (V ually is supposed to have lost I4VNT. l « P u s Pose 8* a 20,000-pound bet on the 4V Pass Pass • * Pass 7 * proposition. TA Double Past Pass Pass At contract, East can only Opening 10 have three trumps for South lo mske a spade grand slam ing* The bidding might actually against East's 32 point hold- i Jha Out Temporarily CHICAGO (UPI) The Chicago Black Hawks will probably lie without Ihc ser­ vice* of high-scoring Bobby Hull for Wcdnesdsy night's game at Toronto. Hull is suf­ fering from a strained liga­ ment in tits left knee. Crater Luke, Un-gun, is tire deepest lake in the U. S., measuring 1,902 feet. I v u I tin m u i i n i m i a i id PHONE FA 2-1314 Last Tl*«* 'limits 7:1)0 A 11:00 P. M. "The Chapman Report” : child's finger painting, a leD ten or old valentine, enn sud­ denly bring back the past or bring a parson far away close onrn more In memory. Even old nrllcke clipped and saved can prove fascinat­ ing when re-read, though the second response is merely, "I wonder why in Ui* world this seemed important enough at thu time for me to save?" 6 And now and then tho saver comes across something long put away which U Just the an­ swer fur a present necl and thinks smugly, "W asn't 1 smart tu hold onto this?!” So tho work of sorting and discarding ia slowed aa the aaver stops to reminisce, to Stenstrom Widens Lead Stenstrom Realty widened Ka lead in the Hl-Nooners League when they won three points from the second place C.P.O. Wives. Giiuiy Fredericks rolled high series of (HO to help Gru|ievillc Nursery make q clean sweep against Shoe­ maker Construction. M. A R. liar won three points from Nationwide Insurance and Dot Uutton's high game of tBI h e lp ed Muyfair Inn win three points from the MarLou Res­ taurant. r OPEN 12:13 R IT Z NOW thru WEU. ■ p tM U M H H THE RAVEN Adult Entertainment Co-Prater* 8:10 "Cniamrd Youth" .Mamie Van Dorr* WED. A TUCKS. ( AHLOAII PASS NITE* 7d>0 A 10:11 “The Hangman” Robert Taylor Co-lllt • 9:08 "Breakfast At TIHeay'e" Audrey Kapha r a In Calwr -M TN tcataa R1IOWK AT Witt It PRICE ‘ I ! **’ «:30 5:10 «• m Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 1136S, Beverly Hills, Cnllf.”, for Abby's new booklet, "HOW TO WHITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” t/jOjcobq On (Bhidqa People who are ' ruthless about not holding onto worth­ less ktepsakes or accumulat­ ing clutter of any kind are aennlMe folk who save themsolve* * lot of work. But lh«y miss on« kind of fun that only savars know — the fun of discovery that la a by-product of the saver’s |K>ri»dlc urg# to get rid of junk ai.d get things sorted out. This Is a chore tlie saver always dreads and puta off a* lung ns possible. But it invurlnldy turns out to be fascinating, due to tho unex­ pected find* he make* when going through any old rhest, drawer, trunk or box correctly labeled "mlacellaneoua." Tin** "finds," let it bo pointed out, wouldn't moan a tiling to anyone but tha saver. But dua to th* saver's senti­ mental turn of mind, an old piny bill, a faded snapshot, * * What’s on your mind ? For u per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope lo Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR MOTHER: A "crazy per­ son" doe* not ununlly know that she Ct/a * DEAR ABBY: I have noticed on several occasions the question in your column about how much control parents have over their children’s mail. Unless Postal Regulations have changed since I retired two years ago, parents have complete control over the mail of their children until the children reach the age of 21 — if they are living at home. Children under 21, living with their parents, are denied the right to rent post of­ fice boxes or to receive mail at I he General Delivery window. S. M. Me. (Retired Postmaster, DEAR LATE: You can't "get" your wife to perform "tender, lov­ ing gestures" by demanding them. Find out what your father-in-law doen to inspire such thoughtfulness, and take a lesson from HIM, + * mtiLORRE imisKARLOFF STARTS SUNDAY SOI .„hU0UWCHT utnaBi* m take place if the hand were ever dealt and Umi play is straightforward. South ruffs Ihc opening heart lead, ruffs a diamond in dummy, leads a trump and finesses his ten, assuming that East plays the nine. That Isn’t so straight­ forward, but lt is the winning play. Another diamond ruff In dummy and second trump lead set the stage for a third diamond ruff. Now dummy Is out of trumps, but South still hss two trumps left and all his dtamunds are good. He sim­ ply trumps a heart or club to get back to his hand, pulls East's last trump and claims the balance. By Ruth Millett wonder, to rrlivo Sum* *xperlencu brought back to con­ sciousness by tho saved re­ minder, Hut tho drawback la that it is so hard for a saver to part with things that bring back memories that he-—de­ spite his resolution to "get rid of tills Junk”—usually throws away very little, but carefully repacks most of the junk to sort again another day. Words to treasure: Ruth MlllctCs "How to Have a Happy Husband." Ju st send 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, e/o The San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. franforb Rrralb Pope 2—Tues. Feb. 2C, ’G3 Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. I.w («> Channel 4 New sroom 1*1 A K C R ep or t IS) tv ay ns I'n u fh ir l l t l - K U , n * n o rt O rest ItcsS lI n ts A tlintta W tsthsr 8 p a rts Pic tu re Ed. 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Currently Denny Mac is the track's high scorer and the only seven lime winner. He, Texas Lace and Little Rhon­ da will represent the SOKC at Jacksonville Saturday night in an Iter-City match race and they will run here against three Jacksonville greyhounds on Saturday, March 9th. Opposing Sock Tray tonight will be aeven top flight apeedsters, namely Penrose Lilly, Kevin'* Pal, Wonderon, Rock Flight, Mac Stctch, Mrt. Mops and Archway. 20110 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4920 C> <4) ll:la C l (4) <9) II: 1 <41 tl.« 0 <31 <91 <41 b ey When C slsn tsr Lwsrn S p s n l i h P l s y Tour Hun** T I.ot » Lucy i n n Knlhsrn SUai* Jen* M'jmnit Hr*se nt* Trie# I* R l f k t The McCoy* C o n c t n ir s t l o n P et* A O U d y p Tour* Tor A S o * * NSW* S'lrsr Im p ression Krnle Konl 8 h u w Lore* e l Life WEDNESDAY P. 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Not far behind wai John Spolskl with a 618 series. In team action, Betty Ann'a trio won all three of their game* from the league lead­ ers, Larry'a 31art. This is the first time this year that Lar­ ry's haa lost all three of their gamei. Handy Food Stores also won all three games from 3(eadors Marine. F r a l l e y Concrete managed to salvage two wins from Sanford Dry Cleaners. Faust Drug* took two games from P. Zeult and Sons, one hy only one pin. There were 13 gamea over the 2(KMnark U it week: Don MacIntyre, 238-203; J o h n Spolskl, 223-204; Al DePalma, 212-203; Gerald Behrens, 2ID; Harold Herbst and Tommy. Kipp. 207; Rill Hall. 2U6; Joe Wallace, 203; John Wright, 204, and Rich Murphy, 2U. Michigan's Isle Royale No* tlonal Park on Laike Super­ ior Is the home of one of America's last remaining herds of great antlered.moose. A R E A D IR EC T O R Y AIK CONDITIONER Seminole TV l o . 'i0 C l <4> <»l ls:jo u i <41 i i ll.i'bl <:■) INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. 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HARVEY PLUMBING Complete Installations • Repairs BLOCKS Bathroom and Kitchen Stepping Stone* - Putin Block* Fixtures Car Stops • Sills • Lintels "Lvt-t ything In Thu Block Water Pump* Free Estimate* 204 S. Hauford FA 2-3361 Line” l(W N. Elm Sanford FA 3-649! HOOFING - SHEET METAL FE Kills Sanford Flour and Feed Store STE1NMEYER Roofing A Sheet Metal, Is Built-up and Shingle IllsUllatiuii and Huualrt • Hl’Kt IAl.lZIM i IN — Jim Uund) Feeds Gutters . Waterproofing • Color TV Sales & Service Timothy Hay - Cotton Herd Sheet Metal Work Free Estimate* - F irst Cla 31eel Woilt and Fattening • TV RENTAL t'uwKittening FA 2-47 Feed s-1.40 per |0U lb. 218 Oak Ave. £ # Ham o r e A v e . Hanford Doubled 4 Insured �Tues. Feb. 26. ’63— rnpe 3 Frances Kiefer, David H. Jenkins | Mrs. Sette Hostess For V A H -5 Bridge Children Surprise Parents With Anniversary Party Married In Double Ring Ceremony The VAH-S Officers Wive* Mr. and Mrs. Lynn N No formal celebration was met at the DcBary home of Lyrn, 2820 South Elm Avc., planned, or so the couple Mrs. L. II, Sette for dinner celebrated their silver wed­ thought. East Coast and is now resid- and an evening of bridge. Mrs. Frances Kiefer of De-, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shrink. I ter. Miss Caroline Lewis. However, their children deding anniversary on Feb. 19. The couple has returned | ing at 125 Columixi Road in llnry and David II. Jenkins i Mrs. Edna I’ayne, Mrs. Ann A Valentine’s Day theme oi Frostburg, Mil., were mar-1 Wichern and a granddaugh-' from a wedding trip to the j DcBary. was used in decorations and ried Feb. 17, at the parson­ Mr*. K K. It odd won high scare for the evening. The age of the Dcltary baptist traveling prize was won by Church. Mr*. V. D. Monroe. Special The pastor. Rev. Hubert guest* of Ihe squadron va* Thomas offieialed at the dou­ Mr*. J. II Halley of VAH-3. ble ring ceremony. Other* attending were Mine*. J. K Dralm, K. It. The bride was given in mar­ Hamilton. It. It Lovelace, D. riage by tieorge \V. Riley and W. Heard. C. E. Thompson, matron of honor was .Mrs. W. W. 5. Dursteler, K. C. Flynn. A Hunter. Serving as best C. L. Fitzpatrick, V II. Mer­ man was ihe groom's son. ge, It F Watson, D. E. Boose and II. A. Lackey. Jiarold Jenkins, of DcBary. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the De­ nary Restaurant lor mem­ bers of the wedding party and WEDNESDAY a few close friends. Others attending the cere­ A Day in Court starling at mony and reception included 3:3n p in. at the Court House Mark Jenkins, a grandson; with Judge Mire presiding, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas, Rev. sponsored by Itie General Marvin Surrvia, a baptist Federation of Women's Clubs Missionary visiting in DcMU. AND MRS, DA\ ID II. JKNKtNS, liiinl and fourth from right. nt the with all local women's clubs llary, Mrs. Sally Gerrlly, Mr. reception following their ninnliige, in Dol’ary. At left are 11purge \V. Uiiey participating. All interested and Mrs. Riley, Mr. and anil Mrs. \V. A. Hunter ami til right, is Harold Jenkins, the groom's son person* invited to attend. Mrs. William Stripp, William who wtt« best man a t the wedding. (Cox I'hoto) flragg, Mrs. Hazel Hamlin. Local Events Valentine Queen Honored By Sorority At Luncheon TWO KOHMKIl VALKNTINK QUEENS of tho Theta Epsilon Chapter pose with the lDG.'J rpieen, Mrs. Hurt Kovels, renter, at the luncheon in her honor. At left is Mrs. Hob McKee anil at right, Mrs. Thomas Lnrgen, On the table is the photograph of Mrs. Kovels that was entered in the inter­ national contest. (Herald I’hoto) Mrs. Hurt Revel*, Valen­ tine Queen of tlic Theta Epsi­ lon Chapter of Vela Sigma Pid, sorority, was honored re ­ cently at a dinner parly at Ihe Capri. Each ehupler select* a queen In represent them in the International Beta Sigma Phi contest held annually. A photograph of Mrs. Revel* was entered in the contest. Tire dinner party was a spe­ cial honor by the chapter. The tables tarried out the Valentine theme with red and white f l o r a l arrangements and each lady present found a pretty red pom pom mark­ ing her plarc at the dinner table. Valentine cut outs were scattered over the tables to giie an extra festive look. Following u steak dinner Dillard - Wright Wedding Announced Mr and Mrs, T. N. Dillard, .Santa SI., Sanford, announce the marriage of their daugh­ ter. loiuiie, to Benjamin Wright, son of Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Deen. of New Smyrna Beach. The bride was born in DcI.and and attended Seminole County schools, including the Seminole High School. She is a me in t>er of tile Central Uaplut Church. The groom attended school* In New Smyrna Reach and is presently employed by Ui« East Coast Railroad. The couple was married Feb. 21 in Kingsland, Ga. They are making their home in New Smyrna Beach. with nil the trimmings, Mrs. Jack Erickson, chapter pres­ ident, presented Mrs. Revels was a silver revere bowl with the inscription “ Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Queen 1903.” A gift was also presented to .Mrs. Jack Little who Is mov­ ing to Alabama. She has been ail active member for four years and will he missed by Hu- group, Dancing was enjoyed dur­ ing Ihe remainder of the evening. Mrs. Thompson Hostess For U PW Circle Tw o tty Fra lives Wester Mr*. .Inme* M Thompson mi- hn*tc>* fm the February meeting of Circle Two of the t ’l'W of the Community Pie*liyteriuu Church of Lake Mary, at tier h me, with Mi*. Shirley Smith, circle chair­ man, in chain-. The devotion was given byMr*. Thompson. Mr-. Marie Lowe presented a program on “The Rim of Fast A*in," which included Korea and Hong Kong, Dining the busbies* session, a reminder was made of the weekly WWli 1Day hehl al the i-lumh «;v•cry WeilImuulay am] the need for all the in •men to pal tie iputu in this good cause. A ficr the pr< a l ain. the group m Joy« 1 a sm i . i l Imur and icfii •Inm-nl* server1 by the ho»le Those attending, hi addition to the above liienliom*), Wi l e Mr*. W. C. Hopkins, Mr*. Mur Ion Lee, Mr*, liln Cochran, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Joe Srnutheis, Mis. 1*. D, Ander­ son, Mrs. F. H. Donaldson, Mr*. Fannie l.effler, Mr*. Richard Beebe, Mrs. Eillur I'. Turning, Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr*. K. Wilkie, Mrs. Con. way, Mrs. Ruby Kjoblom. Mr*. Harry Sandusky, aial Mi*. Rernici! Senkbi-ll. Stork Shower In Longwood ’Cjahd&n Qvud&A JACAItANDA CIRCLE Jacarnnda Circle met at the home of Mrs. It T. Hulls for the February meeting, with .Mines, it. L. PcurUoy, W, D. Brinson, and L. It. Steele ns ro -hostesses. Ernest Lund berg was the scheduled sprater hut due to Illness, Cecil Tucker, count) agent, was a very In tercsling substitute. Mr. Tuc­ ker showed a film on plant propagation and then follow­ ed with a lengthy question and answer period. Cold dam ­ aged plants, of course, were the main topic of conversa­ tion. Due to the dines* «f Mrs, Irving Pryor, circle presi­ dent, the business meeting was conducted by Mrs, W. T, Raynor, vice-president. Mrs. It. L. Andrews, garden ther­ apy chairman for the general club, gave a report of the board meeting. Elected to serve as oliicer* for next year were president, Mrs. A. C. Rector vice-pres­ ident. Mrs. W T. Raynor; secretary, Mrs R. L. An­ drews, and treasurer, Mr*. Personals Miss Alice Marie Blackburn of Mountain City. Tenn., spent the weekend with her cousin, Miss Grace Marie Stine cipher. Mathildc Frisscl. The Jjcaranda Circle re­ ceived a red M il li on for its display at the American Leg­ ion Fair. Mrs. A. C. Mcfteynolds gave an article on Hie planting and cure of roses. Present were two guests, MI IS. JKKKY VAN DAM Mrs, Peg O’Neil of Massachu­ Ky Ibinna lisle* setts and Mrs Artist David, The Descons' Wives ul the and 13 membcis. First Baptist Church of lauigwood gave a stork shower in Osteen honor id Mrs. Jerry Van Dam and Mrs. Worth Hauser re­ cently in the educational building of the church. Mrs. Hauser was unable to attend Mr. and Mr*. Janie* Ib-ull of Charleston, W. Vu., are visit­ as she was ill the Winter ing his parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Park Memorial Hospital with iter new hahy girl. Guy Ileull fur three week*. Allcr .Mr*. Van Dam open­ Mr. and Mr*. Tom Durk*en of Peking, III., viiited Mr*. ed lie, gills, tile h o s t e s s e s , Mr*. L. C. Walker, Mr*. Ruse Doyle, .Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Work- Charles Dudley, Mrs. Earl man and children, Hobby and Showers, Mr*. Robert Moss. Gretchen of Elinor, W. Vu. ate Mr*. H R. Gray, and Mr* visiting her purenls, Mr. and Clyde Whitehead, s e r v e d Mr*. Nornutn M i l l e r and cake, punch, nut*, ami mint* grandpment», Mr. anil Mr*. to tlie guest*. Those attending were Mrs. Juliu* Gvihardl. Mi*. Ella Builder* of !k«»- Jack Lindsay. Ihe pastor’s luil, Gm., la spinding a week wife, Mrs. lioroy Rollins, with her *iiiter*, Ml*. Ray­ Mr*. Norman Showers, Mr* mond Pell und Mr*. Alma Boyd Hitchcock, Mrs. Grace Paradise, Mr*. David ColWalker. Mr*. Jumi-s Wallin, Mr*. born, Mr*. LaVcmo Strome, Laura Bull and Mi** Alice Mr*. Madia Harris, Mrs. Ka­ Day Ion attended the bleak- ren Van Horne, Mr*. A. fast given by tho Hctlary North, Mis* Carla Lonituler. Garden Club at Ihe Commun­ Miss Janice lanninler and ity Center recently. Miss Nancy Whitehead. Personals Catholic Club Plans Party . Last minute preparations . on's Club today in the Church are tiring made for the an- Social Hall, iia.11 card parly sponsored by Play will start at 8 p m. the All Souls Catholic Wont- and continue without inter­ ruption. Individual prize* will he awarded at each table and 15 door prize* will l*c given Refreshment* will l-e served under tho dire cl ion of Mrs. John Zculi and Mr*. A Con­ stantine and all holders id tickets are eligible for the door prizes. Mrs. Jerry Farella is chairman of the fail­ les and seating. For those who have not al­ ready purchased tlu-ir tic­ ket*. there are still so m e available and nwiy lie pur­ chased at the door. Those at­ tending are requested to bring their own c a r d s and play the game of llieir choice. elded to give them a party. The oldest son, Lynn Jr., is serving in the U. S. Army, stationed at Fori Hood, Tex., so was not able to be home. The other three children. Jimmy, 18. Patti, 15. and 12year old Tommy planned a surprise party for their par­ ents. They had to tell their father, at the last minute though to keep him from tak­ ing llieir mother out (or the evening. While they were out having dinner Hie young host* dec­ orated the table and made last minute preparations and refreshments that they had b e e n assembling secretly tor several day*. They invited a group o( neigldtors to help with tlie celebration a n d when tlie honored couple stopped by the house tor a minute they were greeted with "Surprise." lee cream, punch and a large decorated anniversary cake, made by Patli, was served to those present. Tiie Lyons have resided in Sanford tor the past 13 years. Mrs. Lyon is a member of Ihe Does and American la>gion Auxiliary and Mr. Lyon is a member of the Elks Lodge. Ihe American l,cgion and Ihe til and Eight. | 11th Birthday Celebrated A t Party By Shirley Wentworth Miss Polly Brannon, daugh­ ter of Mr. and .Mrs. William Brannon. W e s t Brantley Road, in Forest City, was guest of honor at a recent party at the home of her par­ ents. It was in celchralion of her 11th birthday. A group of friends helped Iter with th* celebration which she had planned. Entertainment fof the day inrlnded badminton and other games, played in the carportc. The party area was color­ fully decorated with stream ­ ers ami balloon*. Alter thr game period the girls enjoyed a hack yard wiener roast, topped ofi with hirtluluy cako and iee cream. TIhisc enjoying the activi­ ties with the honorco were Shirley and Ricky Dunn, Relh Hordner. Debbie Mrrnick, K*thy Rr.idlord and C h r i * Salnii ^Jto eo in o m o Jeans by — Wrangler Enterprise Personals lly Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Jacobs and Mr. ami Mr*, Earl Marshall of Movvraqtia. III., are lioiiscgticsls of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster. Mrs, J a ­ cobs is .Mrs. Foster's sister, other recent guest* of the Fosters were llieir son. Theo­ dore. who is a student ul the University of Florida, and Mr. and Mr*. Rudy Schult ol Decatur, ill. S-r' SLIM | lll-SKY from SJ.H'J Garrett's DEPT. STORE Cor. E. 1*1 A Sanford Avr. NOW SEE W HAT5 NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S CHECKINE OVER FINAL 1’LANS fur tho bene­ fit riiril party ul zMI Souls Social Hall, tonight, tiro refreshment chairman, Mrs. John Zetiii, left anil Mr.*. .Jerry Karelia, who i* in charge of tables ami sealing urniiigenumts. (Herald I’hoto) Four kinds of sport—all super Home Club Holds Varied Program lied Cross representatives. Mrs. Marlha Kilpatrick aiql Mrs. Collccm Stewart, gave a demonstration on nnuilli to niiiuth resuscitation In the Sanford Home Hnnanslrnlioii Club. Alter seeing step by step Instruction* using the life sized doll “Annie," members were assisted in applying techniques demonstrated. Bub Mcrn from Milady's Fabric Shop advised tlie club of rules (or a sewing contest open to all Seminole County ladies. Judging will lie March 27 at the Center and gar­ ment* wdl he modeled March 28 at 8 p ill Prize* will he awarded and material lrnpi the store. Regisler lu make a gar­ ment, using any pattern but the material must come from Hie Fabric Shop At the March meeting Mrs. Slone, H o m e Management chairman, will give a demon­ stration “ Guides to Good Ironing." Safely Officer '/. V'. Smallwood will talk on "High­ way Safely." At the April meeting county agricultural agent, Cecil Tucker, will tell "How to Care for the Lawn." Mils Myrtle Wilson county agent, gave a talk on “Selec­ tion and Caro of Puts and Pans." She was assisted by Miss Lucy Nowlin who illus­ trated the talk with a very good movie. Miss E I 1 a I e e Kirrhhoff spoke oboul the eye hank, asking all members to consid­ er giving thejr eye*, alter death, for this worthy project. , On Feb. 28 the Altamonte Springs Club will lie hostess fur Ihe County Federation meeting. Judge Mize Invited the group to attend the “ Hay in Court," this Wednesday at tlie Court House. Want In make spring coma in a hurry? Jlist pick a new ear with whatever you hanker for in pcrfurniiiuru ami aporly trim­ mings—like bucket seats, -t-speed shift*, lots of Imrw’.H—and atari driving it noie, Clievy'a gut a lot of sport in four entirely different kinds of rar.-t. First, the Jet-*mooih Im pala Super Sport with your ehoieo of 7 different engines that range up to H!'i lip and that Include the popular Turbo-Fire HHI* with .‘till lip for the ultimate in HtiitMiih, n-qsinsivo driving in modern irallle. Optional equip­ ment, including Com fortill steering wheel* tlm t adjust* to your eon veil ience, make* it us uujiur a sport an you’d like. Tliero’a the Chevy II Nova, also avail* able in an SB version. Special instrument cluster. Front buckets. All-vinyl trim* Distinetlvo SS identification. Fourteen* inch wheel* und lire** wi t h (till wheel disk*. Three-speed shift nr Powergilds* with floor-mounted shift console. Or tho Corvnir Monza Spyder with com­ plete instrumentation, spis-ial identifica­ tion, ami an air-cooled Turbocharged Six. And for a real wallop, are the (dunning Curvet lu Sting Ray, winner of the "C ar Idfiv* Hull Award for Engineering Excellence. All tuld, four beautiful con* v e rtib le s , fo u r hantlH um t coupe*. Y ou’ll g et u four* barrel kick just looking them river—utul u whole lot mure fun out of driving one! , •OjiffoMol nl n l r a corf. Mr*. Dickerson has* re­ turned from her ex­ tended slay lit JackMinville and wauls her identifies your : WELCOME WAGON j many friends to conir and see our variety of hearty plants. A/uleu Special 35 firm* of prndigo in the liUBines* and civic life of your com m unity. J • , F or information, call • VIRGINIA PKTROSKI I*. U, Uni 1211 (gray .Shadows Nursery S. Sanford Ate. ( l ! i Ml. S. Of tiindervllle) NORA NORRIS I E 8- I 5 M • T o p - i 'n m U t S t in t I I " V S p o il Caopr noil C n rm fr M « h :<i S p y iltr C I hIi Coup*. llih n t — I'll, I'hrrriJrl /inputs ,S’.S‘ I ’n n m lib lr; rrjbl, C b tr n I I S n n t p s i i'.S I'u o itih U r. ( . i ll foot uiinlubU lu both ‘r iim tilibh il hd f,m pr Hindi It, tiupi i Spoil noil Sptldri ft) in putrid option nl lit f ilm n o t.) Si c four fitlirdu «lijjcmtl kinds of cars ul yuui Clierrulrl dudn's Shumuoiu Holler M otor Sales Company Cor. 2nd & Palm etto Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0711 �It’s No. 1 On Our List! There Is no doubt in anyone’s mind of the deteriorating condition of Celery Ave. . . . They say action speaks louder than words . . . We sug­ gest th a t anyone who doubts th a t this stretch of road is our No. 1 sorespot . . . try driving over it one after­ noon. A check this morning revealed there were 27 accidents on the road during 10G2 . . . Two fatal . . . hun­ dreds of cars pass on it daily . . . . i* W orry C lin ic figure doubles comes the weekend. Now County Engineer Bill Bush has recommended it be placed No. 1 on the county’s primary list when the county commission appears before the State Road Department March 7. We sincerely hope the Chamber of Commerce’s long range planning committee Thursday night will give the board complete support of this p ro je c t. . . Let us be unanimous . . . Letters To T he Editor ing, Det V ein for the elec­ trical w o r k and Brother Frank WUson for painting the Elk emblems on the four faces of the clock and all the other members who helped to make this project a success. All of this work was gratis. 2. Now to answer Larry Vershcl's questions of a few weeka ago: "Why are the hands of the clock set at 11 o'clock and la the time a.m. or p.m.T" Regular meetlnga of the Elki Lodge have alwayi been held a t night and were usu­ ally concluded at 11 p.m. As the members departed they naturally Inquired aboul the absentees a n d expressed sympathetic interest in the cause of their absence. It soon became n cuatom for aome member to propoie a toast to the Brothers who were absent and In time it was always proposed at II p.m. at the time of departing. Eventually the Grand Lodge specifically provided a n d designated an ‘‘Eleven O’­ clock Toast" which Is used by all Elki Lodges at It p.m. For the Information of the public I would like to quote this toast: "My Brothers, you have beard the tolling of 11 strokes, this Is to remind us that with Elks, the hour of 11 has a tender significance. Wherever an Elk may roam, whatever his lot In He may be, when this hour falls upon the dial of night, the great heart of Elkdom swells and throbs, It la the golden hour of recollec­ tion, the homecoming of those who wander, the mystic roll call of those who will come no more. Living or dead an Elk la never forgotten, never for­ saken. Morning and noon may pasa him by, the light of day sing heedlessly In the west but ere the shadows of midnight shall f a l l , the chimes of memory will be peeling forth the friendly message—to our absent Bro­ thers." Brother Editor, I reallre this Is quite a lengthy letter but believe It will be Interest­ ing and Informative to the Sanford Herald subscribers. We wish to express our sin­ cere thanks and appreciation to you, and the members of your staff for the fine public­ ity you have alwaya given the Sanford Elki Lodge. Sincerely and fraternally Frank E. Holmes Exalted Ruler Phil Newsom Says Japan’s Econom ic G rowth ed a t $59 million. Last year they surged to fllH million. A Russian lure to Increased Jfuvlut trade Is posslhla Jap* anesu participation in vast Siberian development plans. Japanese economic growth fn 1882 amounted to around B per cent, about doutdo tho U. S. growth rats but below what tha Japanese have been led to expect In the years ■incs World War II. Slnco 1950, tha Japuneia growth rata has averaged better than 8 per cent. Now, however, the steel, textile, ull refining and coal mining Industries drastically are reducing output. The J a p a n e s e also are pressing hard In other parts of Asia. They hope for ex­ panded trade soon with Kurca, and are using war reparations and grant and loan agree­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE ments to push Jspaneie prod­ X APPRECIATE 1MB IHOIKSHT, V ucts elsewhere. AtA30R / INCIDBNTALLV, H.EASS fi*AD,MR. BRlDdBWATEH, IT * Formic acid, which Is em­ CALL MS BYAWFIRST NAME [ o sviooa wa &uar&a comma* — BARN6TABLB.VOU ployed in the dyeing end tan­ TAUNT to * CRDCMAL ACMIBVS-, KNOW/IWT 6NC« q o i OONY ning Industries, first was pre­ MfcNTt/ t o LiKB T3 INVEST NBEO THfc PROFIT, Ka am •lOO IN TOUR tNVtNTtON— YOUR INVE6TMBNT/tvs NO pared from red ants, accord­ f\>ReLV AS A FRlENOt-V NEED FOR OOT6IOSS ing to ths Encyclopedia Ilrlt<*a*TURB.OP CCUR»fi/AS A FUNDS/ r annlca. MAN With A PBIVATB INCOMB,I AM NOT RUCTICOLA*-. LY INTERS STUD IN RNANOAL (TWWAwnf Japan, whose economy Hat enjoyed aanaatlonal growth since the end of World War II, is hoping for another boom. Boms of ft, Japanese bush naaaman hope, will coma from increased trade with the So­ viet Union and Red China. There are bugs In both caaes. A new treaty with tha So­ viet Union provides for twoway trade totalling about 9870 million and means an in­ crease In Japanese - Soviet trade of almoet BO per cent. F or trade with fled China the prospects are for about 9100 million In 1083 as com­ pared with 978 million In 1883 and f &0 million In IDOL Obntaclei are anxieties over reaction of tha United States and a desire on the pert ol both Red China end the So­ viet Union to do business on credit. Since Jo pun recognises the Nationalist Chinese regime on Formosa and not the 1'eklng regime, trade with the Red Chinese Is conducted on a "friendly” bu»le with firms who do not trade with those on Formosa. Among other things, tho Chinese want special steels and agricultural tools. Tho Japanese steel industry la especially eager for such a market because Is faces a glutted market at home. Japanese alee), shipbuilding and marhlns tool Industries also are eager to expand trmlo with the Soviet Union. Jupancse exports to tho So­ viet Union In 1900 were vulu- Peter Edson P olitical WASHINGTON—(NEA) — President Kennedy's request to Congress for another (500 million for the Accelerated Public Works progrum — APW, but not WPA—raises the question of how effective this kind of assistance Is In relieving depressed area un­ employment. A preliminary anawer Is not much. When legislation setting up till* one-shot, one-year pro­ gram was passed last fall, Congress authorised 1000 mil­ lion for it In fcdcrul funds, but appropriated only $400 million. This was to get it started und see how It worked out. The Job of Area Redevelop, inent administrator William I*. Uatt Jr., is to convince Con­ gress It is working all right, Uatt acta as co-ordinator for tho M government agencies operating pieces of the busi­ ness. Ho baa to maka sure (hero Is no publication and that all approved projects meet conditions of the law on their essentiality and public financing. Tha 2.800 projects so far accepted for consideration are in various stages of progress from planning to financing to actual construction. Tho law specifies one > third of ths funds must go to rural and low median family income level areas. Two-thirds go to urban areas of high, long­ term unemployment Projects which U. S. gov­ ernment agencies like Soil Conservation Service, Bureau of Public Ruuds, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Re­ N otebook clamation, Corps of Engi­ neers, Forest Service, Nation­ al Park Service and Post Of­ fice Department do or super­ vise illrectly on contract are farthest along because they get 100 per cent fedrrnl funds. So far, about a third of the allocated funds have gone to ■uch projects but this propor­ tion may be cut to a fourth of the total. The other two-thirds of tha project* approved so far have been for community facilities, sewers, water systems, public buildings or hospitals not qualifying for Hill • Burton funds — which could not be built now without federal eld. For these tho federal govern­ ment puls Up 80 to 75 per cent of the money, lucul govern­ ments the balance from avail­ able fund* or by authorizing special bond issues. So far, $280 million fedaral funds havu been allocated for 1,100 such projects to supple­ ment 1125 million in local funds. With the $!t0 million for 1,800 wholly federally fi­ nanced projects, total al loca­ tion to date ate 9185 million. Avcrngo cost for tho 2,800 project* is 1187,000, but the rango Is from 910,000 for a post office repair Job to 92 million or more far a major community focllltes like u wa­ ter system. Sines the act has bean oper­ ational for less than flvs months, it is a little difficult to tell what its full effects will be In relieving unemploy­ ment in distress area. Paul Southwlck, in direct charge of APW a t Depart­ ment of Commerce, estimates that about 680,000 man- months of employment will bo needed to complete the pro­ jects approved so far. This la only 48,000 man-years of em­ ployment. The average pro­ ject will take about a year to complete. This isn't very many Jobe, when it is considered there are four million unemployed. But It I* pointed out this is for only a little more than a third of the program. Also, every on-site Job Is probably backed by one off­ site Job—cutting the lumber, making tho steel and rem rnt used on-sito. Every completed project will create some per­ manent new jobs. Nobody has any idea what the multipliers will be. A* for the "cost" of every Job created by this accelerat­ ed puldic works program, with 49,000 man-yeara of work cre­ ated by the $488 million worth of projectn an far approved, the averagu is $10,000 per man per year, which it high. Houthwlck thinks the av­ erage might be brought down to $8,800 per man-year of la­ bor. But on public roads where a lot of nmchlnsry and a lot of materials arc used, the cost might be $280,000 per man* year. And on hospitals where a lot of special 1st labor and costly equipment Is needed, the cost might be higher. Using the $8,500 average, something over 101,000 manyeara of labor would be cre­ ated by tha $900 million ex­ penditure. About half of this, maybe l e a s , maybe more, would go for wagas to mostly ■emi-tkilled but consldarable skilled construction labor In areas of excess laltor supply. CASE 0-488: Doris D.. ag­ ed 27. I* the tranquilizer ad­ dict mentioned yesterday. "But, Dr. Crane,” she pro­ tested when I vetoed her use of sleeping drugs, "I suffer from insomnia. "So I roll and toss and fid­ g e t Then I work myself up Into an emotional state be­ cause 1 bare a hard day’s work ahead of me next morn­ ing. "So as 1 lla there, wide awake. In Infuriate! me. That’s why 1 must taka my tranquil! se n . "F or ! have bean an insom­ nia victims all tha five years of my marriage.” P a rt of the trouble with Doris is simply sexual insom­ nia. H sr husbsnd had nsver em­ ployed ths scientific technique described in the booklet men­ tioned below. So Doris was simply left nervous and more wide awake than when she first lay clown upon their Iwd. And erotic frustration is one of tho common causes for Insomnia. Unsatisfied sexual desires produce restlessness. In fact, during the war rigarets were urged upon the men in service In part because smokers seem to lose soma of their sexual ardor. Nowadays, the heavy smok­ ers are also likely to be low in erotic desire and become pre­ maturely impotent. In my extensive practice, I have been called upon by many platonic husband* In the 40 to 60 age brackets. Yet their older brothers were not Impotent. But the platonic men were heavy smokers whereas ths virile males were not. A fter my address before the Ohio Dental Society, one of the dental surgeons wrote me th at hia wife had presented him with a box of cigars for his birthday. “Dr. Crane,” he added face­ tiously, "Just how am 1 to In­ terpret her glftT "For she heard you warn our convention of the effect of smoking on killing erotic ardor?" Many unmarried folks like­ wise lie awake a t night, fret­ ting and worrying over the m atter of uuto erotic prac­ tices. But aome Insomnia I* sim­ ply due to tension and appre­ hension based on problems of by committing suicide, for In the office or factory. Or of that next classroom, you may dilemmas facing parents over huve to make up ull those their children’s health, educa­ tasks you tried to run away from via your suicide. tion, etc. So send for my booklet "Sex In any case of insomnia, however, it Is not sm art to Problems In .Marriage,” en­ clobber your bruin into uncon­ closing n stamped return en­ sciousness with chemical ctubs velope, plus 20 cents. It stop­ called sleeping piUs or tran ­ ped Doris's insomnia quickly! quilizers. For the main purpose of Iran wa! known as Persia sleep, anyway, is to rest your in Lie sixth century und ruled heart. And your heart gets its a huge empire stretching from relief by tho very fact your Egypt to India in that period. body is In the horizontal plane when you are In bed, even though you aro still awake. THOUSANDS OF And the very best pre-sleep ritual Is to contemplate etern­ al verities. In short, think about God. Read a few verses 1 IN IILD AND BLOOM In your Bible. ™ ° M s o u LT Consider why you are down here in this earthly classroom (inipcville Nursery In God's Cosmic School Sys­ 2221 (,'rapciillc Are. tem. You can't play hookey from I’A 2-0888 your classroom assignments SALE! AZALEAS • r P u r Editor! Ai Exalted Ruler of Sinford Elki Lodlfl No. 1341, (peikJns on bohalf of the of­ ficer! and members of the Jodie, wa would coniider It s favor wars you to permit ui to u e Um media of the Senlord Herald to acquaint the m ldante of Sanford and iurrounding area with what hap­ pened to the old town clock and to aniwer the questions of Mr. Larry Vcnhcl, editor of ' Round the Clock” col­ umn. 1. Through the generosity of Mrs. Morris Moses, widow of our deceased brother, tho Sanford Elks Lodge was giv. on possession ot the clock wbleh, for years, waa a land­ mark at the corner of Park Avan-a and First Street. With the cooperation of our city manager, Peto Knowles, the clock was removed from storeg) and set up on our property at 1008 E. Second Street. The committee bead­ ing up the clock project wat composed ot Past Exalted Rulers, J. R. Iloolchan, R. F. Mapes, Brother John Tope and P u t Exalted Ruler R. E. Spencer. 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The Herald !■ a nu min r of the L'nlltd I’rsss which Is •UtlliM tv liiilH lr to the u.u for tW'ULIIiullou ni ull the lutul nuts p. fa ltd la Una nsespapir. n N ew R am bler C lassic V-8 N O W ... k / \ , V* BrmnfrNmw VSf f . <B •• \ V B ILL HEM PHILL MOTORS, Inc. M l W. F ir* WL B uford, Florid* Uatd Cars, Tm. Ini NmOttriagYour laabier Dialer’*Used Car VALUE FARADS •) �rfh* frgwTari W pratt Tues. Feb. 28. T>3—Pnpe 5 Epps Cops Play Dr. Hill Epps took first place in the Men's di­ vision of the annual Heart Suminy Golf Tourna­ ment, Smulay, with three women tying for first place in the Women's division. Mrs. G. Saylcs, Mrs. L. Munnsh and Mrs. H. V. Friedman all had a 74 in the tournament with Mrs. D. Haime and Mrs. M. Yulniau tying for second, both with at 75. Dr. Epps shot a 71 to take the trophy, with ★ ★ ★ Areilio Sets 'Torrid' Jai-Alai Pace Andy Cnrraway and Dr. Dub Epps, both with 72’s and H. Wilschek and A. Kozloff both in third with 7U t>olnts each. The two trophies, one in the Men’s Division and one in the Women's Division were donated by Everett Kerr, manager of the Mayfair Inn. Entry fees for the tournament were do­ nated to the Heart Fund. Approximately 125 per­ sons were entered at the Mayfair Country Club course. S trik e s S p a re s Arcltio, who had won the go along . . . don't ditly-dally! Uy John A. Spoliki eighth-same singles during The next two or three weeks Give me the word, cousin! Wot 1 ever pleased to to during I lie mntince perform­ Hie definitely set aside for the able to talk with some of the ance at the Orlando-Scmjnole I gals! "Keglers and Krgler-ettcx" Jai-Alai Fronton, repeated in As an example, it's '‘Tim* from the Chase & Co. this the featured singles match Out for Fun’* on Thursday past Friday p. m. .Monday night. morning nl 9:30 of March 7 th. There were 12 of thesu fu­ lie spotted Astlgu f i v e This W n FHF.K two-hour ture "professional*’’ appear­ points before making his variety show featuring the ing on the scene, hoping that move. latest in fashions, hair styl­ they could generate enuff in­ After getting past Arcltio ings. dance steps . . . and a 5 terest to form their own the first time around. Astlga or 1(1 minute "pitch" on the “CHACO SPORTS CLUB" put five points on the scoreHowling Leuguc for Friday fun of bowling! A. W. EI'I'S hoard. Hut the next lime Arei­ There won’t be any person evenings at 0:45 p. ni. Comes In Second lio came up. he went on his u! invitations mailed to you! Those in attendance were spree and Astiga saw, his lead So, won’t you please accept Bill Dyson, Carol Chambers, dwindle to a 5-5 standoff. ours now to attend thla gala Janice Owen, Margaret Dia­ In subsequent action. Astl­ promotion. A reminder ad will mond. Hr inn Clicqurnnnl, Cnga added one point lor a tem ­ appear in till- SMlfnid Herald. inillln Meyers, Thi-lnm Hi ew­ porary lead, hut Areitto And then too, don’t forget er, Evelyn Proctor, T. It. clinched the win with two the guls (bless ’em nil) take Shefbelibergor, II. G. Diamond |Kilnta. over the limes with their and Hill Tyre. The fruntun will hold its If there arc any others who Sanford's Seminole* will annual scholarship night to- Women's City Tournament on tare Stuart in tiic opening night with Florida tmiversi- March P & Id und again on Uln currently employed by the Saturday, March llith. The (’base .V C<>. and would like to round of ilie Gruup -t basket­ lies benefiting front the pro­ isn't any doubles or singles bowl 111 this league, please lie gram. ball tourney. team schedule for Sunday the at the lanes this Saturday at Game time for the Sent1 p. m. for FBEE LESSONS. 17th. And while wu'ru on the subW l'll organise the Irague, imilc-Stuart till will be 8:30 S i s r n C o M i n a jet of the 17lh, which is a we hope, within the next two p in. Thursday at Titusville. MINNEAPOLIS, St. Paul — weeks. Coach Italpli Stumpf, al­ (U P!)— .Mario Cospta, who •Sunday, Jet Uinrs will be playing bust to the Central In checking over the "recap though the Seminole* racked won 35 games and lost 8 in up a 5-7 total in the Grange service hall, lias been signed Florida Women's Traveling sheet" for the Shooting Star* Hilt Conference, expressed by the Minnesota Twins and League. There are ten teams League, it seems like the only confidence the local buys will sent (o their Wilson farm club in III is league which features niiinti theru is that of Hetty give a good accounting of of the Carolina League. The some of the best women bowl Chuivh. She was a busy bowlpllcher conies ers from all over Central er-utte this week, believe met themselves in Thuraday's 21-year-old Florida. Conic on out and Ju st take a look at this: from Santa Uurhara, Calif. opener. cheer our Je t Lancs entry on Hetty rolled a turkey, picked up the p.|() split, rolled the to victory. Getting hack to the women's hi game uf 203 and took hi tournament, tho complete and aeries with a 452. (Somethin' f i n u 1 infonmithmul s h e e t tells mo we gnnua change . . . showing assignment of lsnes, that nume of the Ig to the teum entries, etc.. Is now II. C. L.—Hettye Church le a ­ putted on the board ut the gue!) Congiutulutlons, Het­ ty el lanes. Total entries this year is Four diffcient names top slightly less than that of lust the new* in the Friday eve. y«ur. Sanford Herald Mr. & Mrs. There are 32 team entries, I.eugue. Clara Tlnlin took hi single with n 181 as Dot John­ 33 doubles and (id singles! Thu Men's City Tournament son won series with her 401. is scheduled for the following Speaking for the men, it was weekends of March 23-21 mid Harold Johnson who lopped 30-31 with trophira offered by the "guys" with a 205 ami Jim Altimm continues his the Florida State Hank. More information on this sharp howling with u 543 ser­ tournament a t the entry dead­ ies. Now, During The Month Of F e b . . . . line approaches. Incidentally, Here's a mnu that when that deadline is March Pth. he's on, you just can’t tout Fordomatic Adjustm ent Special Oh, hy-thc-way . . . there him) Talking al>out Don Muc­ are now five men's teams go­ in tyre. • Adjust Front anil Hear Hands . . . ing to the state luurnnmcnt in Don IkiwIs for both the Throttle Linkage . . . Munuul Linkage Sarasota the first weekend in Wednesday men's league, the May. These flvesomes are Al] Stars at 7 and the City Lg • Install New Fan Gasket Sanford M anufacturing, ut !) p. m. Don was so hot on Sweency’a liar & Grill, En­ that strike rone that he was • Check Transmission Oil gle's Uniforms, Lake Monroe top man in both categories, hi (Oil extra if required) Inn and Jet lames. single and series FOB BOTH SPECIAL 1 should have all of the re­ LEAGUES! quired info for motel reserva­ I believe that's the first SAVE $1.50 NOW! PHICB tions, etc. by this coming time anyone has done that Wednesday night. The wives trick this year. will go along again with many In the All Stars ho shut a What's Ford’s 0,000 Mile of the buwlurs and all I can 23H.H20 set and than really says is "Look Gut Sarasota " showed off by blastin' a 247/ Oil Change Secret? From alt of the fun we had a t 023 In the City League. Like I Mlumi last year, those folks said before, that’s mighty tuff ROTUNDA OIL FILTER! down there still haven't fully to tout, neighbor! . M i g h t y $2.05 . (54 -56 FOHD) lecuvuiedl tough LOW AS $2.10 - (57 - 02 FOHD) 3 We're trying to have all That'll do It for this week. Imdallcd teania bowling a t the same Remember, patronize y o u r i time. So, if there's the slight­ bowling sponsor*. See you a t With Purchase of Oil Change est chunco that you'd like to the women's tournament! and This Coupon! Ssniord-Stuarl Clash Slated CdJjw iion FORD OWNERS February Service Special! * 6 75 < (Coupon Expires February 38, 1963) I. M atinee MONDAY 1:15 I \ M. IS STOP < < Martin Paces Bowleretfes Shirley Marlin ran up the high game nnd series with u tOO nnd .MR In the Jet Hmvlerelies League Inst week. High games were rolled by Beverly Grabarklewjcz 181, Verna Bolton 178, Eve Bagero 177, Doris Lasher and Helen Marehesann 175, Bertha Ne­ ville 174. Marion Bent 172. Lucy Mayer 168, Elaine Hontival 165, Margaret Holts 164. Yvette Hunter ami Pal Sipl.ey, 1(13, and Jam.' Spoliki 161. .Standings arc: LP! Bug­ gers, 58 3o; Cut TP Curl. 5533; Toy Corral, So! a-371a; Earns Insurance, 50-38: Ivey's, 4fl'i-40‘i; Brass Mo­ tors, 441a-411a; Mary Es­ ther's, 411a 41'*; Mary Car­ ter Paints, 38 50 Park Ave­ nue Pharmacy, 3652, and Druwn-ies, 22 68. Back To Classroom United Pres* International Manager nitty Hitchcock of the Baltimore Orioles is send­ ing his pitchers back to the classroom. The Orioles skipper called his battcry'inm together alter their normal workout Monday night and gave them a writ­ ten "true or false" test on various phases of pitching. "W e're just getting every* body together for a sort of seminar <,n pitching," said Hitchcock, a pretty fair stu­ dent himself during his un­ dergraduate days at Auburn. "I think it's good to get the pitchers talking about pitch­ ing and I hope to stimulate a little interest in that dir­ ection.'' The (Oquestion quiz includ­ ed such "posers" as: —Should a pitcher shake oil a catcher? —Should the pitcher cover home plate on wild pitches and passed balls? —It Is more difficult to bunt a high pitch successfully Ilian a low pitch? "Our veteran pitchers may find the quiz a little easy," conceded Prof. Hitchcock. While Hitchcock was con­ ducting his unique class at Miami, Manager Alvin Dark of tlic San Francisco Giants delivered a lecture on com­ placency at Casa Grande, Ariz.. where tho National Leaguers are preparing to defend their pennant. "I can’t possibly conceive of a major league team suf­ fering complacency," Dark said in his sternest tones. "That word has no place In my mind, or of the players. They know they can win be­ cause they've done it." Heminded that no Nation­ al League team has repeated ns champion in the past five years, the Giants' boss said, "complacency didn't have Comeback For Dave; End O f Road For Joe United Pres* International Dave Charntcy, the British lightweight boxing champion, lias taken anuiiier tug step on the comeback trail which may result m a world title fight with Carlos Ortiz and the end of Joe Brown's career. The left-handed Clutmlcy scored a sixth round knockinil over former champion Brown of Houston, Tex., at Manchest­ er, England Monday night. The 37-year-old Brown, who lost his title lo Ortiz Inst year, said lie was uncertain whether to continue boxing "II depends on this left eye," Brown said. "The last two punches caught me there and It seems that his whole fist landed iu my eye." Char nicy, weighing 136 pounds to Brown's I3P«, was tho ugrecssor throughout and finally finished off Brown at 2:45 of the sixth session. Charnley, 27, who lust III* Empire title to Bunny Grant of Jam aica last year, and also dropped a decision to Cuba's Dour Vnilliint, began liis comeback ill Dcccnilier by stopping J, D. Kills of Tren­ ton, N. J. Monday night was busy, with fight activity on both continents. Joey Gianlello won a split dcetsion over Wilfu- Greaves, the former British Empire middleweight champion, at Jacksonville, Fla.; heavyweigiit Mike DcJuhn kayoed Earl Allscy of Philadelphia in the first round at Miami, Fla,, and veteran Bandy Ban­ dy of New York scored a split decision over Mel Fulgham of Brooklyn, N. Y., al Lewiston, Maine. In other foreign bouts, Ed­ die Perkins of Chicago out­ pointed Angel llobinson Gar­ cia of Cuba over 10 rounds at Paris; Rocky Gatlellari, re­ tained his Australian flyweight title by scoring a technical knockout over Jack Tresclimail in the seventh round at Sydney, Australia, and Amer­ ican heavyweight T o m m y Fields forced former Euro* pc a u champion Franco Cavl* cchi to quit in the seventh round of their Isout in Cavicchi's homo town of Bologna, Italy. S lim m e r (iu m e n LU'S.WNK, Switzerland — (UPl) — The International Olympic Committee will de­ termine the kite of the 1968 summer Oly mpic games dur­ ing its congressional meeting al Nairobi, Keny a in October. The decision on Hie HK>8 win­ ter games has been postponed until 1961. anything to do with Milwau­ kee. Lea Angeles, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati not repeating. They ran out of luck and In­ to Injuries, that's all. "This is Just a tough league to repeat in; It is so strong. If complacency can ruin a club nobody lias told the Yankees the meaning of the word, obviously." The Yankees received good news at their Fort Lauder­ dale, Fla., camp when velrran relief pitcher Luis Arroyo pitched during an intrasquad game and later report­ ed ho pain in his arm. "1 threw hard and used plenty of screwballs," said the portly Puerto Rican, who worked only 34 innings last year because of wing trou­ ble. Mike McCormick, Uic soreshoulder southpaw obtained by the Orioles from Also Giants during the off-season, pitched batting practice tar an extended period without Impressing Coach Hurry lirechren. "He seems to be 'short-aiming' Hie ball," said Brechccn. Frank Howard, who led Hie la»s Angelos Dodgers in hom­ ers (31) last season, finally canto to terms. He reported­ ly received a raise of about $6,000, bringing his salary lo $23,000. Other laic signers: Jim Brosnun of Hie Beds, Ted Savage and Mike Derrick of the Pirates, and Dallas Green of the Phillies. On other fronts: Dick Stuart of (he Bed Sox hit seven more practice "hom ers," giv­ ing him 15 in two days . . . rookie third baseman Pole Ward of the While Sox will hat in the cleanup spot in the team 's first nxhihitUm games , , . Bob Turley was scheduled to make his pitch­ ing debut with Hie luis An­ geles Angels today In an inIra squad game. Isdies Niglif Scheduled At Local Raceway This evening will be ladles night at Seminole Park Raceway. All ladles will be admit­ ted free to the nine race card of quarter horse and harness horse racing. Tonight's featured Invita­ tional pace will see a field of seven starters. The favorite, Seth Hanover, will be making his initial start of the season. Last year the Grcendalo Stables entry clucked tho mile distance in a sizzling 2 : 02 . His strongest contenders will be a Seminole favorite, Alrcbl, The six year old maro has won tier last two starts and with driver, Bon Chase, in the sulky could make U number three tonight. Tim seventh quarter hors* feature will go on over u 350 yard distance. The lull field of eight starters lias Tamo's Sugar Bey making her first start, Pete Moore. I calling jockey of the meeting will be tip mi Misty Lady Jo. Opening: Hopeful NEW YORK (U Pl) — Now told Morris, New York City commissioner of parks, says he will ba “ very much surprised" if the New York Niels’ Shea Stadium isn't ready for a good part of tho 19J3 season. The Mcts will open tho season al the Polo Grounds and hope to movis to llicir new park by August. MEADORS MARINE ►Crest liner Boats ' Mercury Motors > The Aluminum Boat For Tlu* Fisherman 2101 S. French Ave. FA 2-1 M2 now racing! HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE Post Time 8 P.M. 5 ?EMIN0lf Park </\ • • • • • flNISTGRANDSTANOINCTNTRAl FLORIDA PAVID 3500 CAR PARKING AREA MODtRN RISIAURANT FACILITY R lM O U tltO ClUDMOllSt and lOUN Gt NINf R A CiS NIGHTLY FXCIPT SUNDAY PARI MUTUit. • DAILY DOUBLl - OUINIHAS MIDWAY BITW ItN SANfORD AND ORLANDO HWY. 17-92 Je t Lanes Takes O ver Lead In City la-ague action last Wednesday night, a* a result of position round, Jet Line* look undisputed possession of first place following a clran swerp over Hie ex-leaders, Lake Monroe Inn Sweeney's moved to within onc-luilf |Milnt of second place by taking 2- j point* from Kn gic’s. Team No. 4 took a 3-t victory over Sanford Mfg. Co. in the fifth and sixth place match. Eighth place Harry's Liquor moved up In seventh as a result of Ha 4-U win over HAW Marine Service. With 16 games of 2tx> ami over, and two 600 series be mg i Misted, Don MacIntyre proved lo be Hie trailer 111 Iwith categories with Ids 247/ 623 seorc. "Curly" Mellzer a Ihi co mo through with a big night as lie rolled a 224/604 lor Sanford Mfg. Co. Ollier high 2im game* were: Ubr, 226; Gerald Behrens, 221; Cook, 231, amt Best, 235. VC SORRY, NO MINOR5! ( S FBEE IMBUING V A LIA N T ... Regular Price $ 2.0(1 COUPON PRICE $1.50 Ladle* Night Mon. & T h u n . YOU SAVE $ .50 (l uupon Expires Febraury 28, 1963) BEING THESE COUPON'S TO OUU SERVICE DEPT. Strickland-Morrison INCOHl'OHATED 308 E. 1st SL Ph. FA 2*1481 Sanford W inter Park MI 4-8IU B o e m # / N IG H TLY 8:10 E X You can lower its top... dogs run W h a ra * * '09 Jai SAFELY! IJBAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! f Seven Junior Hoys Basket­ ball learns will arrive in San­ ford on Thursday and Friday with their eyes on the Slate Title held by Sanford. The tournament will get underway Friday, with the first game scheduled for ti p.m. witli St. Pete meeting Tallahassee. In the second game at 7 p.m. Lake Wales meets Dis­ trict No. 1 runner-up from Pensacola. In the feature game of the night the local Sanford team led by Bobby l.umlqullt, Mike Long and Kenny Hinson will meet Panama City or Wcwahiclika In tbc 8 p.m. game. The final game of the night will have ClcwUton taking on highly regarded Pensacola at 9 p.m. The Tournament will move into the scmi-tinals Saturday morning with winners of the fl and 7 p.m. games Friday evening playing in the U;3ii a.m. game and winners of the Friday 8 and u p.m. games playing at 10:3u a.in. Saturday. Tournament finals will be held Saturday night, March 2, nl 8 p.m. Teams will start arriving late Thursday afternoon and wilt be boused at the San Francisco Giants Dormitory on Mrllonvillc Avenue. Sanford will be delending its Stale Title that it won last year in Talla lias sec when they upended Wcwaliichka, Pensacola and Quincy. All games will lie played at Seminole High Gym. Pitchers Agenda i \ II < Sanford Sel To Host Stale Biddy Play i 7 :4 5 P.M . NIGHTLY [Except Sunday) Psii-Mutuals Isltlag NigMir Dahr Dsubto Quisialas Isary Oast* , H t.t.d la Wislai Csalad Is Sumasar MATINEES WEDNESDAY FBI DA) SATURDAY P. M. 'I III.It.BDAY, LADIES ADMITTED FBEE Sorry I No 51 (aural ‘It’d More Fun To Watch The Greyhounds Hun’1 0rlond#-Saminol* FRONTON ILL 17-t2 as FIRM PARK S a x A o ’t c t -C ^ i/a H c /o V H LN N EL CLU B HWV. 1 7 - 9 2 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO but you can't get under its price! IP S AMERICA’S LOWEST-PRICED CONVERDBLE. . .VALIANT I How can you beat It? Snappy looking. SpoFty. Zippy. It’s ev­ erything you wanted in a fun car. And-this Is the big surprise - i t costs less than any other American convertible! Just com­ pare the Manufacturers' Sug­ gested Retail Prices for their lo w e st-p rice d c o n v e r tib le s . No need to wait until Spring. BIST ALL-AROUND COMPACT ANYBODY HAS COME UP WITH YETI BRASSMOTORS 20U Etui Cummerclul tit. — Sanford �8lt« ftanforfc gfralb page6—Tueg. Feb, 26, 'CT Legal Notice Legal Notice Service Thursday N A S Savage Sons D R t m o i . l l C O C Y IT n o t ic k o r m i .k lo m ts commission Notle# I* h a r e h , «lv#n purMail#* af PaM Ie H eart a s auant to t F in a l of Notice I* hereb y g iv en , that foracloeure -lated t V lir u ir r SJml, l t d . anil entered In a f t e r eoneldaratlon, the ftemlElliworth L. (Pop) Fuller, Chan cery C<u« No. l t l l l of nola Cou nty Zo n in g Com mieH id Circuit Court o f th# Ninth elnn wilt hold a puhlle h e a r ­ 73, 800 Santa Barbara Drive, Ju dicial Circuit In and for ing to d eterm in e th* f e a s i b i l i ­ Mentlnola County, Florida, ty o f reco m m en d in g to th* died Monday at Seminole Me­ The red-Uiled aircraft of • their deployment they purtiew herein W e a l Hid# F ed eral Hoard of C o unty CommlaalnnHaving* * leia n Aaaoclatlon er* that the f o l lo w in g deecrlh- morial Iloiplta! after a ihort Heavy Attadk Squadron Five Ipitted in gevcrul NATO e*er« o f New York. I* plaintiff, and ed p roperly p r e s en tly aoned lllnesi. Friday will make their first j d ie s. amphibious operation* Albert I". Htrlckland and Hhlr- A - l Agriculture be aoned C - l Fuller, a retired mschlnUt, appearance in Sanfortl skies with the U. S. Marine* and |*y A. tttrlckland hi* w i f e i r t Commer cial! Me*. IS* ft R o f def en dant*, t will eell to the KW corner o f Hot 1. run B came here acven y ean ago since last August. staged air demonstrations for h lc h r e t bidder for ra»h a t the 311 ft. H 50 ft. M eet 3«1 ft. The "Savage Sunt of San­ visiting dignitaries. F ront door of th* H.tnlnul* N 5# ft to b eg in n in g , tren dal* from Windsor, Vt., where he VAH-5, which o p * r e t e a Cou nty C o u r lh o m e , In Han* flu tut Ivision. wai employed by the Cone ford” led by Cdr, Lyle II. Fuhllc h earin g w ill b* held ford, Hetnlnole County. F l o r ­ aboard the CSS Forrcital, Sette, commanding offer, plan ida at 13:0" A.M.. on th* 11th In th* Hemlnol* C o unty Court Automatic Machine Co. day of Mar. It m i . th* f o l l o w . llo u e e , County Corn in l»* Ioner* He wai a member of the a formation fly-by in their 12 wns visited by Secretary of In* deacrlhed prop erty a* eel Itonm. Hartford. Flnrlda. on A3B Skywarrior attack bunib- the Navy Fred Korth and forth In raid F in al tlecre*. to- W edneed r) • March 11. 13*1 at B roC , 1241 of Sanford. :1» F. M. or aa eoon t h e r e ­ Survivor* include two ions. cra some time Friday after­ many high-ranking officials w it: fait 1. OAKI-AN'n I I I U At. a f te r a* possible. of foreign nations. Hem lnol. C o u n ty Zo ning Untrue E. of Windsor; Ray­ noon. a cco rd in g to the plat The squadron's flight crew* They arc returning from a Commission mond L , Cornish, N. II.; the reo f aa recorded In Flat Hy: Itohert H. llrown will be greeted a t Ramey Hook II, paw* *4. I’uhllc nuccetisful seven month de­ one daughter, Mr*. Pearl Hemlnol* C o unty Zon in g llecord* of Hrnilnolc C o u n ­ Currier, White River June- ployment with the Sixth Fleet Field by officials of Heavy Direct or ty. Florida. IMhlleh Frh. 31 A Mar. I. (UK A 1.1 lion, Vt.; one brother, Wyom- in the Mediterranean. During j Attack Wing One and by welArthur H. fte rkw ith , Jr., ClrF-D* j coming festivities staged It/ in«. Clerk of Nin th Circuit their wives and families. IN T i l l ! CIHCI IT F i l l IIT OF Court Funeral icrvicei will be T i l l ! NINTH J t l l l l M I , tJ I I Hy .Martha T Vlhlen The remainder of the squad­ held at 0 a.m. Thursday at T IT OF A M ) F tl l l HF-MID e p u t y Clerk ron'* :ilH) men and officer* are NOI.F. COUNTY, F I - o n i l M . IMhll*h Fell. 3«, 1M1 Brinson Funeral Home with H I M IIIIY NO. IITM* expected to arrive In Sanford C U K -H Tin: IUIHTON FI VK CKNTH Rev. Fred B, Chance officiat­ by transport Saturday. HAVINOH HANK ing. VITII'K OF *1 IT P la in t iff , Special icrvicei will also IN TIIK .NAME OF TIIK ve. STATM OF FI.OIUIIA Sgt, Frank Crowley of the R , et u*. be held by the Elks. The hotly TOr W IU .IA M DAI.TON DUN- U u n B f l T F. TH E M PE Def en danle. will be sent to Windsor for Army Recruiting Service an­ F O ltD and IIETTY I/MJAMENDED NOTICB OF Ml IT JHB DUNFOIID, hla wife, nounced today a rhunge of burial. IN resid en ce unknown. M tlltT fi NOB F O l I F . c n n a i HR It has been requested that hours In hla visile here. YOU AUK IIBKKIIY NOTJTOi Itobert F. T r em p sr and FIK D that FEDERAL* NA­ In the future. Sgt. Crowley N a n cy A. Tr em per, hi* in lieu of flowers, donations TIONAL, MOHTHAC.K AHHOw if e be made to the ltarry-Anna will be available at Selective CIATION. h a v i n g tiled In Ihla IIKSIDKNCKi Unknown Court I■a i w o r n HIM o f C o m ­ Children's Home, Service headquarters every G. C. Kinard, 1318 Elliot All p a rties c l a i m in g Crippled p la in t, the nattira and purp ose AMIInTOi ier est* by, through, u n ­ through Elks Lodge 1241 of Monday from 10 a. m. to 2 Ave,, died In Seminole Me­ o f w h ich I* to f o r s d n s * that iter or a g a i n s t th* a f o r e ­ p. m. The Selective Service of- morial Hospital Monday. Sanford. c erta in m o r t g a g e eaecuted hy said persons Hoy Urooks Ham mer and flree are located on the sec­ YOU A l l B h ereb y notified He was born Sept. 20, 18*3 Oladya V, H am mer, hi* wire, ond floor of the Roumillat in Waltersboro, S. C., but had to 1-awyer* M o rtg a g e and T itle t h a t a Com pla int to forecloe# a certa in m o rtg a g e e n cu m b e r­ Co m pany, on the Ird day of in g th* f o l lo w in g deacrlbed Building. made his home in Sanford Ju ly, A. D. 1313: that avid Crowley will ontline the for the past 3G years. Ho wai C om p la in t pray* for an a c ­ real property, t o -w it ! lait ». lllock A. COUNT It Y c o u n t i n g In be ta ken under advantages of Army service a retired farmer. CHUII MANOR, UNIT NO. the direct ion o f th* Court for 1, a cco rd in g to the plat to youag men of the area. w h a t I* due the F la l n i l f f for Survivors include six chil­ t h s r r o f aa recorded In Flat prin cip al and Inlarest on »ald Hook 11. P a g e s 75 and 71, dren, Mri. Walter Bridges; m o r tg a g e and m o r tg a g e pot# F uh llc llecord* o f Heml­ and for the c o sts, eb e r g e a and Willie N. and Erie of San­ Mrs. Sybil M. Routh died nol* Cou nty, Florida, expert*** Including a tto rn ey * ’ ford; Tillis of Orlando; Loilio h a s been filed a g a i n s t you In at her home, 220 Jciamlnc fee* and abstra ct fee* and of Palalka, and Mrs. Fred Klt h a t In d e f a u lt of euth p a y ­ the a b o v e - styled su it, and you Ave., Sunday at It p.m. are required !o verve a co py m en t. title. Interest, eetal", ler of Tampa: 14 grandchil­ your A n sw er or o t h e r Born May 12, 1B89 in Maukcla im , dem and and eq u ity o f o f lead in g to lha Com pla int on port, Ind.t the had lived In NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — dren and 20 great grandchil­ re dem ption o f the Defendant* P la in t iff ’* i i l l o r n e y t, A N D E R ­ an d nil pers on* c l a i m in g hy, Rex, Lord of Misrule, reigns dren. Ih rou gh, under or a g a in st SON, rtUHII, DEAN, DOWN- Sanford for 28 years and had Also one brother, Frank, of them or any of the m, he a b ­ I-Ills A van dell IIEIMI. 133 taught school here 34 yean , over New Orlean* today and s o l u t e l y barred ami f o r e c l o s ­ East Cen tra l Avenue, orlum lo , hundreds of thousands of re­ Longview, Texas; two sisters, until her retirement. Florida, ami fit# the original ed: said suit being filed III the Circuit Court, o f the Nlnlh A n aw er or o t h e r P le a d in g In She was a member of the velers go wild In the Klrd Mrs. Winnie Jackson of San­ Judicial Circuit, In and for the o ffice <>f tha Clerk o f the Presbyterian ford amt Mrs. Rosalie Stev­ Church, Past observance of Mordi flras. Circuit Court on or b efo re the Hemlnol* County, Florid*. In Mardi Gras, is a 24-hour ens of Charleston, S. C. Chaneary, en titled FKDBIIAH 33ih day o f March, I H I . If Worthy Matron of the East NATH IN At. MoRTOAOIJ AHHO. yo u fall l o do so, a decree cm Star, past president of celebration of Fat ,'uesday Funeral services will be CIATION, a corporation o r g a n - pro c o n f e s s o will be taken before the 40-day Lenten held at 3 p.m. Thursday at a g a in st yo u for the relief dothe Business and Profcnkmal leed under an Act of Congress period, which begins at mid­ Itrlsson Funeral Home with and (misting p u rsu a n t to the nmnded In the ComplaintWomen’s Club, a member of Th is N o tice shall he pubF ed era l National M o rtg a g e As night. From sunrise until sun­ Rev. Robert Strickland of the the DAR. the American Leg llshe-l on ce a w e e k for four * notation c h a r t e r Act, I’laln set, visitors and natives weur Church of God of Prophecy tiff, versu* W IU .IA M DAI.TON c o n se c u tiv e w e e k * In Ih* The Inn Auxiliary, the Sanfortl craty costumes ami maik*. D U N F o I l D and UltTT V HOC* Hanford Herald. DATED ihla 33nd da y o f Carden Club and the Sanford Police roped off sections of officiating. |Hi: DUNFOHD. hla wife, and Burial will be in Evergreen O ltA N ilt : IJT IUT Y COMI'ANY, F ebruary, 13*1, Woman's Club. the city to vehicular traffic. Cemetery, with Rrisson Fun­ nod Rf {HIE WOOD WOOD F i l m (HBAI jI Survivors intitule two chil­ Art hur tl. lle.-kw lih, Jr., Dl'CTH CD.. INC.. Def en dant* , eral Home in charge of ar­ Clerk o f Circuit Court dren, Joe Routh and Mrs. b ein g C hancery Caae No. 13117, There ore about (too r Ioss rangements. Hy: Martha T. Vlh len pra y in g a foreclosu re of said Clitoo Butts, both of Sanfortl, Deputy Clerk m o r t g a g e on the fo llo w in g blowers in the United States. three grandchildren, P ublish Fob. 3( a Mar. 5, 13, a n d described Uind. l y i n g and hr lu g In Hentlnol# Cou nty. F lo r ­ 13. 13(1. Donna Routh and Johnny and C D F - 31 ida, t o . 1* 11 ! Cary Joe Butts, all of San­ la.t 3», lllock 5. W R A T H v i '.i i i m i i . i : t «»i v r v IN TIIK I'lHI I IT I IIIT1T OF ford; one sister, Mrs. Flora KIIHKI Kl.lt FIIIHT AUDI y n M \i. rm m iN M u t TIIK NINTH J I I I H T M . t I It aitttiN n i.K u n i v r v TIliN, aecurtllng to lha N e w Auburn, «f Fuhllc t l e a r t n a .. Y.liNINH e n v o i l - a l t i N plat thereof, a* recorded 4 T I T OF N N It FUN i m | s Shoemaker, Nt»tl«e I* hereby gi ven , that Nolle# of PoWII# Hearing In Flat Hook II. F ag* CD Ntll.i: C O U N T ). FI.OH ID S , Ind., and one brother, Noel a f t e r co n sid er a tio n , the HtmU c H ) N i i : t i i n o . t i n t . N o tice le hereby a l v t n , that F uh llc llecord* o f Hemlnol TIIK FUNS' M I T C A H UIFK Hayes, Jeffersonville, Ind. a f t e r rntiNlderatlori, the H#ml- mile C o unty Zo ning runiinlkw Cou nty, Florida. Subject In a Utility e a s e ­ INMU11A NC B COM FA N V. Services will be held Wed­ nnto C ou n ty Zontmc Commla- klon will liold a public hear* P la in tiff, w ill hold a puhlle h e a r ­ lug to determ in e the fraelhltU m en t o v er the sou th f o u r ­ nesday at Rrisson Funeral elon -v ei n g to delrrt nlna Ihu frtialblll- ty o f re* om nie n d i n g tis the teen I N I fret. Home with Rev. (Jrover Sew­ t ) o f reonmiueiidlntf to th>- 1b<anl o f County Ctj|iiml««ton« Tn g elh i r with the f o l lo w in g DA Nll.’l, r . 111TZIB, *t n*. Defnmlanta. ell officiating. Burial will lie Hoard o f C o unty t'omm leelon- er* that the f o l b m l n g ilencrlhHem of property which I* NOTH l: OF a Nt.K er* that the follo w ltip deacrlh- ed property present Ijr lo tied * lo ca ted til and p erm a n e n tly In­ NOTICE IH II EH HUY f i l l ”. in Oaklawn Memorial Park. ed pro perty prcacrtily tone d 1I-1AA s i n g l e F a m ily II on I« stalled a* pari of the Improve BN that on lb # Sth d a y o f A-l A a rlcu llu rr he lotted C-* dent tel hr *oiicd It-1.1 s i n g l e nient on said land: Brisson Funeral Home la in Coninierclat: Itukldentlal: f.ota 1 Th# Eaet D3J ft F am ily INTKIINATIONAH OF F T I- March. 1331, a t I1:W A. M. at o f the N'K'i of tit# V W , North thru f, ImiUe J e i i u p Terrace CA FHKNA UB MtiDKH No. th* main door of tha Court charge of arrangements. a ii loll x Iktiiti* 11muss of Hrmlnota County, at o f tti# old Orlando l l l a h w a y D1IH 15 H-D Fuhllc h r i r h t g w ill hr held In Hectlon S*.J«H-*nE. The d ep res s a n u m eratlon Hanford, Florid*. Hi# under* Puldic hrarlnd will t*e held In the Hrmlntile Couniy Court of lh< fo r e g o in g Item sh a ll signed Clerk w ill o f f e r for Hou»e, C o u n ty Comm lx* loner a In Iho Hemlnol# C o unty Court not he deemed to limit or eat# to th# h lgh#*t and brat Florida* on reslrltt the ap p licab ility bidder for ra s h the fo l lo w in g l a Ike I’e e r l a f tfce t a a a t r l l o u - e , C o unty Comnil»»lon*re lloorti, Hanford. at Florida, on W ed nesday, >larch 13, or any other l a n g u a g e deacrlhed real property: J a S i e , Srmlaat* C’a a a t s - F le e - lloom . Hanford, 1 / |( 11. les s the W e s t IS tHa, l a F ra k a le . W ed n esd a y , March 1*, It’l l at ?:30 F* M. or aa so o n there* desc ribin g In g en era l term* a f t e r h i pons | hi a. f eet thereof, an d lo t It, T:3S F. 31. or a a anon t h e r e ­ o ilier pro perty Intended t a r#i Ratal# a f Hetnlnole C o u n ty Zo n in g trsa Hi# Kael 15 feet th e r e ­ MATTIE F. C u a n U H N a f te r aa pnsathle. to he co vered h ereb y . C.itnrnl-►Inn of, lllock I t , IVytinwood. Hemlnol# C o u n ty Boltins You. and ea ch o f yuu, are Deceaeeit, urcnrdlng to th# plat Hy: Robert 8. Ttrown C om m ission hereb y notified to III* p er­ T a All r t e l l l a i i a * 4 P erso a * Feinlnole C o u n ty Zo ning the reo f as recorded In l l a i t a a (’Jaime a r Drtwaad* Hy! Ilobert R. Drown s o n a lly or hy a tto rn ey , In th D irector Flat Hook 4. Page* 13 A a a t a el S e l l U - l a l e t Hemlnol* C o u n ty Zoning o f fic e o f the Clerk o f said Pttbllah Feb. *4 it Jfar. I. through 31 o f th* Publlo D ir ecto r Court, In the C o unty Court an d each o f You ar* CDF-IS llecord* o f Hrmlnots C o u n ­ h e You Fiihlloh Feb. *1 A Mar, t. House, to Hanford, Hemlnol r e b y notHI#d and required ty, Florid a County , Florida, on o r before to present a n y rlal m a and C D F -IS cm \ ty " the 37tli day o f March, A. lb, t o g e th e r wlllt alt atructurea, lenianda whit'll You. or either y . u \ I \ I , t fiHHiMOlfiY HHttlMH*!’: n i l XTV fixtu res, ap ­ of 13*1, your appearance, a n sw e r Improvem ents. you may h a v e nual net P o li c e o f Fulillc H r a r la g and ap purten ance* th# r e t a l* o r other d e f e n siv e plead ing* plian ces, of MATTIE F. \ n i l r f nf Tuhllr I l n r U f The- Z on in g Cornmlaalon wltt In the Com pla int In this ca u se on said land nr used In c o n ­ CUOIJUIIN, d*r»*#id. late o f Notice le h«r«t>)r g iv en , that hold g p u b lic h e a rin g to eon* an d a l s o tu se rv e upon Hand­ junction the rewith. raid County, lo th* County to lha This sa l e la made pursuant J u d e* o f H#m1nnl* Co u n ty , a f t e r ron killers lion* lii ** riettil* alder r eco m m en d in g era, ll c t : w a n , Huh war* * to final deerra o f forecluaur* Florida, at hla o f fl c a In the note r o u t i t y ^ o n l m Commla* Hoard of County Cbinnilailovi* Mime, a tto rn ey * for the Dials alrtfl w i l l hold ii tiuhlio hear* era am en d in g Zo ning Itrgula* entered In Chancery action No. ttff, a co py o f said p lea d in g s i-ourt Iioud# o f said County at 1:131 now pen ding In Ih* O r - Hanford, Florida, w ith in ala Itiii to *1*"termini11 the fcstkihlU* tluna to provide for approva l o t h c t w l s e said Hilt of Com t y aif rerr mini* nil In ii: in the of a d eq u a te lira triage pruvl * cu ll Court o f and for Heml­ l a lr n d a r plaint, w ill ho l a k r n a s ron tuna Ilia from the tlo a n l o f C o u n tr CummleiitiJii- ■Iona hy the Hoard o f C o u n ty teased hy >ou and ea ch of nol* Cou nty, Florida. tim e o f Hi# first puhllt-allun ei a that the fo l lo w in g ilekcriti- Curnmlsaloncre ahall be rctjulr* DATED Ihla 33nd day a f of Ihlt noil re. T w o co p lee o f 1 p r o v e n i' xum. tl •d on all cornm*rcUI con* *°IK>NB AND O R D E R E D till* F ebruary, m i. each claim or dem and sh a ll 11-1A fivaldcitl lM1 ami A-l at ruction w h ich ahall encom* (HBAI.I !3 nd day o f F ebruary. A. D h* In w r it in g , and shall atata A t r l c u l tu r a ! be to ned C-l paaa bulldlnga and p a v in g o f Art hur II. U eck w ltb , Jr.. the place o f residen ce and 130, *1 Hanford. Hemlnol' Co m m ercia l: Tha Kaat lift ft an a rea 3S.0U0 square f eet o f Clerk o f th* Clrrull Court poet of flca addrraa o f the C ou n ty , Florida, o f the H fuO ft o f a parcel more prior lei the J«nuance o f liyt Martha T.VIhlen (HKAH claim ant, and ahall he ew orn dricrlbett ae: The BtVU o f the a buildin g permit. Coplea o f D ep u ty Clerk Arthur II. Heck w ith. Jr. fn hy the cla im a nt, hla a aant, H W 'i W rit of Uetir l iik o Ihla propoeed am en d m en t m a y Cl*rk of the c i r c u i t Court Anderson. Itueh, Dean, or a tto rn ey and accom pan ied VUiad am) North of the Itutl- be obbiin* d In the Z on in g Of# of Hemlnol* Co u n ty . F l o r ­ liow m lee A va n den Hrrg hy a f l l l n s (ta o f on# dollar road Hrrt fbe. Court Ilo use , Hanford, Atto rn ey s for P la ln llH ida and such claim or demand not PuUltn hearlnir w ill be held Florida, .Mirndaya thru Fri* Hy! l l a r l b a T. Vlhlen . D.C. 133 Kael Central Avenu* *o filed ahall he void. day* from >:uo A. M. to 1:0# In the Urnilimle t ’ou n ty t’ourt Orlando. Florida P ublish Feb, I I * Mar. * / a / Marjorie C. Tepelr Htutiic. Con nt $ CoiiiinlBaluitera F. M. Publish Feb. IS, l i t * . it. ts, m i . Al . u utile o f th# ( A l l Itiiuin, fMnforde Florida, mi F u h llc h e a r i n g w ill be h#M CDF-13 C D F - 30 Will and T r eta m en t o f Wednead-tr* March 12, 1913 at In the Hemlnole County c o u r t MATTIE F. CUOHUIIN, T;3tt I* M or Boon thereafter 11mike, C ou n ty Ccrrnrtlkeionera Dece ased aa poialhlr. Hoorn* Ha rifitni, Florida, oq Hlenetrom, Davl* A Molntoeli Kemliiuln County Zoning W e d n n d a y , March 11. 1>I3 at A l l o t n . y * for E x ecu trix C o m rnU&lon T’ln F* M. or a* so o n th e r e ­ Foe I Office llox 111* lly It. H. Hrown a f te r aa poaalhle, Hanford, Florida F c m lr io le C o u n ty Z o n in g H* rnlnolt* County Z o n in g W Mu-tsar's Publish Feb. IS, I t A Mar. h lrector d traction c*»m ml*klon I I . ISSI. 1'ubll*h Frh. 28 * Mar. I. MTbeew Hy: Itohert H llrow n C D F -I I CUK-** H*'ii i In obi County Zo ning Dlri t tor l a tka Uaart a f the I’o a a t y «l»r Cnuef nf the I miaily Fuhllkh Feb. 3ft A Mar I. J e l i r , a r m la o le CNtaaly, F le r - Judge* aem ln nle t e n n i ) • Fin e. CDF-IT 14a la P r e te tr . Ida. l a Frnhate* l a ret i:*ta ta a f l a rai F a ta t e a f M W I M i l . t : COl’NTY EMANUEL. COMPTON, O. T. IIEHNDON, ftiisiAM rmiMiMioy |>e##at*d D#ceaa»d S a tir e kf F a bile H e a H a g T a All F red lla ra a a d Feraaaa i III f r r d lln m a a d Pernnae N o l b e Ik h i r e b y g iv en , t h a t M a v la c 4'lalm* a r lleeaaaAa H a t l a g r i n l m e nr li e nan ad* a fter ttTVUl consider ation, the fiernl* A s a la a l I s l 4 Katalet n n inert*I AgalaeC hand K i l a l a i hole County Zoning Commla* You amt each of you ar* MOaKntP You and each o f you are alort will hold a pub!In hear* hereb y n a llfled and required hereby notified and resiulrrd Ing to delsnnlriN the fcaalhlll* *4 Telegrapher! to preeant an y claim * and d e ­ to preterit any claim* and ty of ret'oritnirridlng to th e mand* w h ich you , o r either d em ande w h ich you. or either Hoard o f C ou n ty Cum m lea Ion* nf you , may hav# a y a l n t t Ih o f yo u. m ay h a v e a g aln et Ibe era that the fo l lo w in g diacrlb* aa lat* o f Em anuel Compton, t e t a t e of O. I*. JIKIINIHIN, e<l property preaen tly aimed ■leceaaed, late o f eald Cou nty, deccaaed, late o f la id County, A*1 Agriculture and II* IA to th* C o unty J udaa o f Heml­ to the County J u d g e o f itemt* F am ily H i*ld rn tlal be nol* Cou nty. Florida, at hie note County , Florida, a t hie Hhiglr suhrd C l Com mer cial: From o ffice In th* court h n u st o f o f fi c e In the court hou ee of H'4 pout Hectlon 34-1 &H-30I3 eald C o unty at Hanlord, F l o r ­ • a id C o u n ty a t Hanford, F lo r ­ g o S to the N H./1V o f Countr y ida. w ith in oil ca len d a r ida, w ithin ala calendar Club Hoad. thence BW’ly mnntha front th* tlm* o f th* m onth e from the time o f the a lo n g N It/IV It# ft to l*rill. flret publication o f thle untie* flret publication o f till* notice. (tun N H i ft plria or mliirie, T w o copie* o f each claim or T w o rople* o f each claim or t hence HW’ly parallel to M demand ahall b* in w ritin g , dem and ahall be In writin g, IlfW Countr y Club Hoad to a and ahall atata lit* plar* o f and ahall e l a t e the place of point ft E o f »; I t / W or re sid en ce an d poet of flca ad - re»ldeuce and po»t o f f i c e ad* Vlhlen H *Itoad* thence g to N dr*** o f Ih* claim ant, and Ureas o f ibe claim ant, and l i / W Countr y Club Hoad, ahall b* eworn to by. th* ahall he ew orn to hy the thenc e KTy and XITty a l o n g cla im a nt, hi* aH*al, or a l t o r cla im a n t , hla a g e n t or attor* N l l / l l ’ Countr y Club Hoad to nay and accom panied by a rtl n ey and accom panied by a l u a Ins Ire o f on* dollar and auch f i li n g fee of one dollar and Fuhllc h e a r in g w i l l ba held claim or dem and not ao riled • u c h cla im or dem and not In the Hemlnole C o unty Court ahall b* void. t o file d ahall he void. House, C o u n iy Com mleeloner a / » / Helen M. Compton U a to rn # F. Herndon, Jr. Room. Hanford. Florida, on Aa E i a c u t r t a a f th* Laet A» e a e c u t o r o f the Last W ed n esd a y , March I t . H IS a t W ill and T e e ta i n t n i of W ill and T e st a m e n t of f i l l F* M. or ill so o n there* E m a o u e l Com pton. d*c***#d O. 1% UlUlN’IniX, »f t*r a t p<*»»lble. ■tenatronx, D arla A Mctatoah D ecea sed Hetnlnole C o unty Z o n in g Attornaya for K x a cu lrls tftilnholaer en d Logan <*om;ul»sbjn Edward* B u ild in g F ir st F e d era l DulUHug lly: Hubert 0. llro w n Han ford. F lo r id a Hanford. F lorida Hemlnol# C ou n ty Zo n in g Pvtbiun r a h . i s , t « * Mar. A t t o r n e y s for E x e cu to r Dlraetor *. I I 1 H 8 . P u b lis h F eb ru a ry I . U , U , I f I Pub lish F a b . H * Mar. ft. F" 'Pop' Fullw Plan Fly -B y Friday i' Army Recruiter Hours Changed G. C. Kinard Dies In Hospital Mrs. Sybil Routh Dies At Home Mordi Gras In Full Swing Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Actor n □n □ J Hn ■a ■j jmm m c! mEL H U □□ n□ mmi□ hJH i■i■Ir r L O D f-l Vt---------- aur.01 1 �H erald W ant-Ads Are Busy In Sem inole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! U se Them! • Classified Phone . 322-5612 322-5613 . Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tue*., Ihm Fri. ■ 3 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; Tuei., thru Frl. ■ 3 P.M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. » 1 RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re* apontible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad. ami reserve* the right to revise or reject any advertise, men! from what ordered to conform to Ihc jtoliciei of thi* paper. Legal Notice In the Court o f th r C o v o t r Ju4«>. **w>la<tU d u a l ) . S'lurrMa, to l-rubalr. In Hrt K i l l t r o l W tl.I.IA SI L E S L I E ! HOE1 COM lIK, D tcn itS T ii VII l red liar# o n 4 r * reams M a tin * c l o l i o o or U r n o u d o An si net Mali . K a ta t.i Vou an d tacit o f jroa a r t litr aby notttltit and requlra.1 lo preeent any claim* and d * . manda w h ich you . or a l l h t r o f you , may h a v e a g a i n s t tha t l t a t t of WILLIAM LESLIE HOLCOMBE, deeeaeed, la ta of talil Cou nty, to tha County Jtid*c o f Srm lnoln County . F lo rid a. « t bla o f f i c e In tha cou rt h o u to of aalU C o unty at Hanford, Flo rid a, w i t h i n at* t a l r n d a r m o n t h ! from tha Hina o f tha flrat publication o f tlila n o lle* . T w o eoplea of each c l a i m o r demand aball ha In w r l t l n i . anil ahall a lata tha jiliica o f r o l d t n c a and p ott o f f i c e addrtaa o f tha elatm an t, and ahall ba aw orn to by tha e la tm a n t, bla a *#n t. or a t to rn t y and a ccom panied by a f i l i n g faa o f on* dollar and uuch claim or dem and n o t *o filed ahall he Told. / * / SI ary M. Hotoomh* At A d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f t h e E e t a t a of WILLIAM LESLIE MOL. COSt BE D ictated ■ ttn etrnm , Iiaela A McIntosh A tto rn ey * for A d m in istra trix Poet Office Box 1S>0 Hanford, Florid* I’utilleh Fell. IS. :» A Sl*r. S. IS. !»«■ CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Ludt & Fount! 2. XnticPA - l’elTHinulA •'i. Eilucatloii • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent* BA Special Notices 7. Rnsiness Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to R ent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Murlguge Loans 14. Insurance 15. ltusluess Opportunity 1(3. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 2(3, 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 Sule 35. Articles Wanted 3(3. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cnbunas 1. I/Ost ft Found LOST yellow gold Cross and Chain, fo u r alow soiling*. Call 322-2011 or FA 3-4153. REWARD. Legal Notice iv t o w n j i uni:'* t o l a r . er.Hivni.E l o t . v r r , f i .oh !I>V c a m * of FLORENCE L CARLSoN. Her# used. NOTICE TO I ' n i t l t m i H * to v i.i, p it H iit v * t i t v i m ; IT, V i n a OH II j; M A N D a AG AIN ST HAIM KBTATHl Tuu and eat-U of you ar* hereby n otified and required to file any claim * and den ian di w h ic h you, or either of you, may have a g a i n s t aald e s t a t e In the o f fic e o f lion. C. Vernon Ml** J r . County J u d * e o f Svmltiola County, at bla o ffice In tha Court Itouee In Sanford. F lo rid a w ith in alx calendar month* from th* tlm* of the flrat publication of (hi* notice. Each claim or dem and mu at ha la w ritin g and c o n ­ tain tha place o f re sid en ce and poet o f f i c e addree* o f th* cla im a n t and mu*t b# aworn to by th* c L tm a u t. hi* ag en t or a tto rn ey , or the tunic ahall be to ld E v e ly n K. Nelaon A* CDK-70 r. MITH t; OF Ol’IT IV T i l l : V t N K OF Tll»; S TATU OF FLORIUA TO: HKKNAIll) C. UIIAXOEH and U B N B V A U U K A S O E l l . hi* w ife; raaldenc* o n k n o w n , YOU AUK ltKItEUV NOT1FIK II that FKIIKIIAL NA« T lllN A f. MOItTUAU K ASSO­ CIATION, hat In* filed In thla t'oiirt ll» aworn Bill o f Com plaint, tht n atu re and purpuee of which l» to f o reclo se t h a t certain m o r t g a g e e e e c u l e d hy licrnuril C. ilru n * * r and l i e n et a I . Oranuer, 111* vtlla. to l . a w i era Morlgn ga an d Tilt* C om pany, on Ihe S»th day o f June, l l i l ; t h a t aald Complaint praya for an a c c o u n t i n g to ha t a k e n under the d irectio n of the Court fo r ttliat la d u e the P la i n t i f f fo r principal an d Intereat on aald m o r l x a x * and m o r t a a c * not# ami fo r tha roate, cliara ea and expaneea, Includlna attorn ey'* feea and a b s t r a c t feea and t h a t In d e ­ fa ult of auch payment, till*. InI creel, aatale. claim , demand and aqutty o f re dem ption o f Ilia Defen dan t* and all peraona . lalm ln * by. through, under or Iiaalnal them o r a n y of them. I.c a b eo lu te ly hatred and fora* closed ; tald suit belli* filed In the Circuit Court o f th* Nin th J u d icia l Circuit, tn and for hcnilnot* Cou nty. Florida,. In i h a n c e r y . entitled F E D E R A L NATIONAL MOllTtlAUK AHHOt'lATION. a corp ora tion o r g a n Led under an Act o f Congreaa and ea letln * p ursu ant to th* Federal Na tio na l M o ri* * * * AreucL tlon Charter Act, P la i n ­ tiff, teraui HERN A IMS C. • illA N lIK Il nod UKNKVA U ft It VNil Kit, til* » l l e . D t f e n d nut*. belli* Chan cery Can* No. I f t u l , p r a y ln * u forecloeure of aald mortaxKe on the f o l lo w tna described land, ly ln * and b elli* In Hemlnola County. F lo lb lu . t o . tail; let II. Block S. WUATIIKftXKIELD FlltrtT A l l . lilTIUN, accord In* In l'l»t thereof, recorded In J'lal Book II. P a * * 41 Pol.Ho Jtecor.li of Heinlliolr L'uuhr>-. Florida. T o g e th e r w i t h Ilia f o llo w in g equipm ent: IN TERNATIONAL «rF l T l . CA FUBNAI'E, MODEL NO. Mild St F.-O; You. and ea ch o f y o u . a t * hereb y required to file p er. t o n a l l y , or b) a t t o r n s ) , In lb* o ffice of the r'lrrk o f auld Courl. 'In llo Heinlliol* County t-ourt lio u .e , tn Hanford, rtetn. tm .lt County. Florida, on or b ef ore IJo. t f t h day of March, A.l*. l w c j o u r up pen re no*. „ newer or ..I h rf de renal v* pleading* to tba Com pla int tn |M> i l l i i r a l o t * l-o to -*-rV* noon Hander*. McKwun, m l , * a n * Slim* a tlo rn a y a for Ibe Plaintiff. * copy o f aald plcudlnaa. o t h e r w i s e aald Bill Ol Complaint Will ho ta ken as m u . rated b> you an d each o f ) uu. I h i VK A M ' • •ItliKIJKD Mile Sir. d e . o f F tb r o a r y , t»aJ, at N. nf t l, iten.lnwM County, Flo l lib,. IdE A U A rth u r It. B eck w ith , Jr. Clrru ll Court of dem lnol* Cou nty. Florida. Ur 1 Mei-Iha T. v III!• o. IS. C. PnMIah; Fab. II, IS. I*. March i '*41 C D F — 30 E x e c u tr ix Eeta te Johnla A. XlcLa-wl A t to r n e y at Law I’. O. Box 1314 Apopka, F lorida PublleU Feb. I*. S. II. ISIS, C D F -.l of 14 »ald A Mar. IN T IIF. r u n I I T t i l l ItT. N IN T H J I H i l l VI. I m i l IT. IN ANII m il •KM IN WLE f O I NTV. I T . B i l l V . IN C'HAM'KIlV M l. I » s « NINTH F E I ' E l tA L HAVINUM AN D DOAN ASSOCIATION. a corporation o rg a n ise d umi •-»* la11IItl Uinlcr Ihe law* nf the U n ltiil Htatca uf A n irrb a . Fla lntlff, v». 3. Education • Instruction Refrigeration • Atr-eonrittloaing men ikm M . Wp train you. Write Commercial Trades Institute Box 18, c o Sanford Herald. vTlir ftanfnrlt Srrulft Tnen. Fob. 20. 'Oil—Pap’o 7 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Entnte Fur S«1o 27. Special Services SWRETIR PIR lly Nadine Seltzer U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men-wumen, 18-32. h u rt high as $102,00 a seek. Prepara­ tory Braining until appoint­ ed. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnccei* sary. FREE information on jobs, salaries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, address, phone and lime home. Write Lincoln Ser­ vice. Box 23, c o Sanford Herald. HIGHLAND PARK 1. Comforlalilu 3 lir iiumc *ii mill'd on ipaciouk curtit'r lmmoslte sliadrd by glint oaki. Many nice extras! $13,tot), with $430 down and $03 per month. Exclusive. 2. Attractive 2 HU home on nice ku with trees. 1-argc family r o o m , fireplace, wood floors. Idea! for re ­ tirement couple or small family! Just $12,230, with $ooo down, and monthly pajment less Ilian retill Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages tit N. I’ark Ave. 322-2420 REGISTRATION open for Good Shepherd Christian Day School, 4 and 3 year olds. Nursery, $13; kinder­ garten SIC. Transportation available for city und out­ lying ureas. 322 7312 or FA 2-57 lib 3 HR. KITCHEN equipped. Fenced hack yard. I'ay. m enu $71) mo., cheaper than rent. FA 2-utilB lor ap­ pointment. MODEL HOME 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. $61 montli, 2825 Sanford Avc. fi. F o r R en t Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2 3231 or FA 2 0325. All types of Real Estate John E. Fox, 2 BED KUO.M tiuusc, kitchen “ If ha't a bald MEle, h* mutt ba wearing a toupae!" Realtor equipped. $75 month. Ph. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0569 FA 2 3303. FURN. Apt. 23oo McUonville. 6. Fur Rent 3 Bedroom house. 2400 Stev­ Lake Mary. 2 Ilcdroom, kitchen etjuipjH'd. FA 2-3049 en* Ave, Plsolle 249-4671. FA 24047. NICELY turn. C room liouit. House* lor rent. For infor­ FA 2-6237. mation contact led Wil­ FURNISHED Apl. 3 rooms, liams Hardware, 205 K. bath, 2 double beds. I to W. 23th St. 3rd. 322-oisa. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 1 HR. House, nicely furn­ Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. ished. $63 mo. FA 2 8344. TWO BEDROOM unfurnished UXFURN. l*t Floor. 3 rm». liouse. 405 San Carlos, $as. bath, 2 screened jkirclici. Three room furnished 300 Magnolia Ave. 322-9522. apartment. 2101 Mugnolla, $15. Holton A. Williams, You can find any tiling you Rhone FA 2-3931. need advertised in the Heraid by Sanford merchant*. 2 Bedroom houae. Kitchen equipped. 817 Escamhit Dr. FA 2-0920 after 5 p. in. Legal Notice !■ iUr f'(Mtr t ill lh « DiMMy J « 4 i t , RPMlimlf r o a a l y * F lo r ­ id*. l a P r « l n l v . l a r«i I’. i i a i t »f J. HOT UAldU ( 1 U 0 l . n i w n i t j . n . u * id Docln ftij, T«» All C*f«4l|i»r«> and IVran ni Ha* l a v riiiint* nr Urm nada A a a la M aald Remain Yuli a in! “U-h o f )*uu m e liffrrbf' tioftfledl aii>l required to tirrarnt s»n>- claim * an.I •!«liiend^ which you, o r eith er of ) « u , nifty have «a.iln«t the f f t f t t t of J. HOT HAM. (aleo knuMit « • J. II Hn II i . #«1, l » i e of mild County , K t h e County J u d ie of Hnnlnute < FJorl du. it| lil» o f fic e In ,11119 court tittiiM* o f »m| i1 C o unty a! Hanford* Florida, w ith In id ft m U n d er iviutifha from fhe I Hue o f th« flret puli Ilid tl mi o f tlila notlre. T * n rojileft of tMCh elultn o r de** m i n d eh a II he In writ lit*:, and ahall •td$t« thi* iiUcr o f rr*!. deii4o and | mj* i o ffice addreea o f tho c l u l m a m , and Hhatl he pi* •»rti in |») i h e rlfthnmil, hie • fM»t or t t l o r n e y and aecom* l*»Mlrd by a ft 11ikk fee o f one d o lla r and m i h r U l m or d e ­ mand not «'» filed ahall he I’ii 1*1. / « / e\niia M. Halt A« Kieeuilrl* o f Ihe f,a»t Wilf mid Tew la m en t *»f J H**V llrll.l# (it Ipa* known aft J It Halil Dtf#ft*ed Hten»irout. Uavla A H c l u i o s h A lio rn ey a for Kan-utrlx l*oat O ffice lloa 131* Hanford, Florida F ub llth Feb, It. 2G A Mar. 1. 13. 1»«2 CDK .fb E l . WIN II. RJKFEI. «'"1 l ' l l l LI.lh J. n l E F E L . Ill* wO* pftfrlitluriln. AMRNIIEIS NOTICE I l f *1 I f TOj ED W IN II. I t l E F E I . t U t.'UOI.IDMK HTBEET K.VI.AMA2INJ. MliTIIMVN ami fo a n y amt all oilier partita clalm ln* any rlaht. till*, a n d / o r Interest In and tu t h e folluw In* detcrlbed proin t m h m i l l it i hi mt n r perty, to wit: Lot II. tl BE EN WOOD EH- T i l l : M \ III J l ll M I I I . l u l ­ TATES, accnrillng tn tba l i n ' o r a m i r n i i IHMI* plat thereof n* racorUtd In m »m : c o t v n , n . o i i i i i i . F la t Book 11, Fa * * I. of < 19 %%<*•■:!* % \ o . tba Fuhlb* Itecord* of AMKItlCAN i i : i >i ; h .m , h %\*. Hemlnol* County, Florida. ISUH \ N| l 1>*\ N A* Ilicludhi* epeclfb-ally. but TION CiF Oil LAN UO, no t by way o f limitation I'lalntlff, th e follow In* fix tu res and 1 9 ‘eq u ip m en t: IIILLIL It. MiHIUSK. - t ua and lla a ta r , w a ll oven ; aurf. et al, u n it; p erm an antly intlailh e f c Iolanta. *d. MITICU o r M IT t> TOU A n i : tIE BK BY NtiTIn o n r o %i $i : r o i i r c i . o d i it a: FIED I li u I tb* Flalntlff, ITU.. DOS' L HAN’hFHH ao.| NINTH F E D K B A I. P.VVINlW t HMIULKV MM. h,\M»* AN D LOAN ASWMfCIATlt'N. « | 1- ilH, Ills If«i aorp orn tlon n r* * n lr-d and •-*- » l l > l l » r \ I T : i IL.kr v. 1.11iia undar the law* of lb. I M I TOi AH |»ftrtlre cluliiilmr 1'iiltvd s t a l l * of Am--lb ;*, I l.',T Intiiteete hr. throiiKl> uuB r o a d w a y at Tim e* Squat*. Urr or aaalrtftt Hit afor«New York 34. N. Y., ba* Ibitl•aid hereon* third suit again*! you In til* YOU ARK hereb y nor If led Circuit Court of ibe Ninth J u ­ that a Complaint tu furvclofti d icial Circuit* In and for S em ­ a certa in ni.irt$t*ae enrum inole Cuunty. Florida, the n a ­ herlna the fidluwtna d*-act Ibid tur e Of tba hull Ih t** foreolo*** real pro perly, l o - w l t : t h a t certa in luorlgitM' wblcb I-Oi 11. LAKK »: It ANT • en cu mbe r# the abut* d*wrtb*d 1. H1* IllLLH, a w o r d l o g to proper Iy, aald proper ij being t h e plftf t h e reo f i n re* eltu a le d am] located In S e m in ­ f o r d i d 1n I'Ut Book IS* ole C ou n ty . Florid* You and liaar 17. Fublfe Heimrifle ea ch o f you ar* hereby rrof He ml tnde County* F lo r ­ qulred to fit. your Answ er ida. w ith tba Clark o f the Circuit h*i* In *'ti file'll a a a ln e t > *u In Court. In slid for pnnliiole Ihc a b o v e *it y led auU* and you County, Florida, s l i t »*rve a are required to e e r i e a c *p> copy the reo f upon Ha(-*l*l V your \ht%rer or other Ward. I ll, o f the firm of Win- I’lradlna lo the Complaint on d- r w r . d l t , lla ln . e a W ard I'lulnllfC e i t t o r i i e j i , ANf l KIt I I I Fark Avenue, Aoutb. VVIn­ MO.V III rail, PLAN ter I'ark Florida Attorn *)* A u u den B l l l O . S ! l Hftil for I’laltitlff In Itir *b. va Avenue* *rrl»i»d«i» Flwr* lion, mi oi b - f u i * tin- l l t b *la) i>i«truI uf M an h. i m i . * h e u D*cr#a Ida. and file the orU hml An* Fro I'o n f.- a u wit) b. entere.l ati'er or o ilier Heedlnai In tin* Office o f the Clerk of ihe Or* u g a 'n st you. IT IS liH D M tE I* that Ibl* cu lt C’ourt on or before the be publUbad In Tl.* Sanford M |j | day of ftUrufci 1ydl. If Herald, a n ew s p a p er publl>b.*l you fall to do eot « decree In Samlnola County. Florida, pro c e n f u i o wi l l be taken otic* ea.-b w e e k for four t o n - a g a l n e i you for the r> d ef »tematidtd In the Complaint aei-utlve w eek s . Tble No th • n u l l b« publleU* Wltbea* tl.* ban-1 of the Clera o f the Clr- ..It CourL td u m r a w eek for four • «»n* •e c u t lv e ’, $ * Uft In (In HAN* S en ,|,|o ]( Count* Fb*eld« tlila lh« 4th day or F.i-ruury, B i ll. ro jui* i i h h - M . h i»t ru n *»!• u iu ur (UE.VI i FtbruaTy,. |K4;3, Art hur It. Uc. h - Ith- Jr (HKALl Clerk o f th# C l n u l l Court Art hur II- ll*t kwrllh, Jt . B y ; Marlha T .Vlhltti. D. C. Clerk of Circuit Court W lnderweedl*. Halne# A Ward tfjrs Martlm T. A'tblau 134 Park Iirputy Clark W i n t e r Parte. Florid* I'uMUh: Fftb. 15. If. :• AUrcIi t’uidleh K*ba IV* •% A Mar. I. i s , m s. 5. \*47. t'D F - » O l i F — 37 t Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ ped. lutl W. 18tb St. Th. FA 2-4678. 2 Bedroom furnished house. FA 2 4267 between 4 * 1 0 p . m . 1 3-Bedniom house. 2 2-Bed­ room lioutc. 323-U937. Legal Notice x i i n n : »y at it l \ THE XVStE o r THE STVTI: III' FMill ID V TO; 11 El IIIIJU ELMEll Me,NL.VL *u<t JIAIIV DEAN MacNE.VL hie wife; retbltnc* uiiknuwu. YOU ARM IIEIIEBV ATIFt El l that FEDKBAI. NA­ TIONAL XIDlITliAOE VH.-tO<TATKIN, bavin* fll»*t In tlila t'ourt Its ewnrn Bill of t*'*itiplaint, tbe nature anil purpn,a .if Hlili-h H tn f.ireclnae that .-ettaln uinrlcgga ev.-autail I,* ilnartu* Elmir Mai-N-al umi Mary Di*aii MacNaxi, bla wile, tn I.« w>i-r a Jh-rig.i k•) nrnl Title rnmpMiiy, on tbe Hitb ilwj- i,f June. ISjS; that aubl Complaint prays for an aceonnllng tn be taken urnl-r tha dlreetlon nf the Court f*ir wbat la qua the rialniltr fur prlnclpal unit ltilrrr-t un aabl tunrtga*e ami mortgage tint* anil fur the cotta, rhurgea anil aapeitaea In* IuUIng alturttey'* fe*-a ami abalract feta atij that tn ilt fault uf aui-h payment, tlila Interest, relate, ciulm. ilniiuml ami e.ju 11> n) re.Ktnplb.it nf tbn IM-fentlaule and ail tieranji, eb,lining b j, tbruugb, Utuler ur against them ur any uf thriii, b* abeulutily barrrit atifl funelnaed; rahl etiit bring file,| 111 the rlri-llll Cnurt nf the Ninth Judicial Circuit In umi fur tstiiilnolr Cnunly. Flor­ ida. In Cbnu* ary. entitled FF.Dr.HAI. NATIONAL XlnItTHAtJK AlMOCtATION, a carpuralluii orgunlse*! under un A* l nf Congress ami existing pursuant to Ibe Felrml Na­ tional .Vfurlguttr Association charter Ac). 1‘lalnllff versus lil .jlptt: ELMEB Mu, MiAI. ami MARY DEAN MaeNRAL, bis wile. Daleiulanls. being • 'bumery fuse No. llt'if, play­ ing a tnrrtl- sure uf said inurtgugc un the- f'dlnwlng draerlbs.J land, lying sn-l being In Seminole I'nauty. Flnrlda, towlt: la*t H B lo ck 3. W LA ■ T I IL B P F I E L D FtllKT AD* DITIoN . accorillittf tu plat *4 t b e i e u f recorded In f l a t Bunh 13, I'ugr 44, Public Itr,-aide nf r e rt;Ilu.lt Coqllly, I'lorld*. T-.gfti:l«f r u Hii !li® fijlIuM tllf in* n i ; r.vrK It S'AT ln .S A l. #»l UTI* CA 1■ rilN A l‘12. XU f ill As N u • Hlrt 16 E l* \ ou, nnd M i l l o f >»*u, i r e horrl.y r«<iulrc-«l to fll r pefa ftoiially *.r Tv fttt o n n *y» In th» tl( flcft g.f 1 iir r l«rk if 8-till Courl. In lit* «’fiuntr Court llouftft in Hanford. H*ijntiiulfi f 'cj$4Kiy, Florida, on or tfiftfsifft [111) 13tli tiny nf XUifqt1. > oiir iiirftr unities • -un*w#r or o l b e r <J«r* naive pleading* tu the Comntaliit In tble eause and als.. In se r v e upon Handers. XIc-E wnii , M* liw sr g A Mime, a l turrieye fur Ibe l-laliillf f. a co py ur vabl pi. lin g s, o l b e r . wise s.,l,l Bill o f CuniiiDInt trill li* t a k e n a s r c n l r .t r .! by I y o u anil each of ) uu. DONE a n d o BDI'.III'.D tble | till di.i uf l i b r u a r y , (443, at H.qfopij, nan tuclft County b'P-rlda. i H EAL i Arthur 11. BsekwiDi, Jr Circuit Cou rt o f Pemlnol* County. Florida. By.- Martha T. Vllilrri, D C Publ'sb; Feb, I-. |y, Mulch | i I*•' | l DA— 31 (I. For Rent 4 BR., 2 RATH HOME room, kitchen with 3 uBedroom, ra ru o m , 2 J bath, u a u i, built-ins, u tiiii- iiu , Florida dishwasher, disposal, stove fenced yard. 115 W. Cole* and refrigerator. Double man Circle. $120 per uiunUt. carport, good storage and FA 2-7484. workroom. On 2'$ lots with NEWLY FURNISHED large assorted fruit trees, fenced. 2 Bit duplex, ltlh St. Lung* 818,500 With Good Terms wood. 838-3298. LAKE MARY, 3 UR, 2 bath, ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Real Estate Broker handy beach. $15o tno. 1’h. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FA 2A920. 11.1. Furniture WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. IMMEDIATE DON’T THROW IT AWAY SPRINKFR SYSTEMS Bring your aluminum furni­ O C CU PA N CY All Types and Sites 3 Bedroom, ll* balh, no qual­ ture to us (ur complete reWc Repair and Scrvtcu ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. webbing. S T I N E Longdate subdivision LongFURNITURE CENTER Machinery and Supply Co. wood. Ilia) French Ave. 20T W. 2nd St FA 2-8(32 Ph. FA 2 7«.Vt Owner must sell. Take over $89.00 payments. 3 bed­ Used furniture, appliances, Southern Air rooms In Sunland. FA 2-4lSt tools, etc. Bought • Sold, lairry't Mart 213 Sanford HentiiiK • A ir C oiiditionint; 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Sales—Repair - Contracting ed backyard. Air-conditionFREE ESTIMATES er. Klichen equipped. Low 2303 Oak FREE ESTIMATE ' FA 2 8321 down payment. 33u9 S. Park Upholstering A Mattress ren­ FRIG1DA1RE Avc. FA 2-1761. ovating. New A Used Furni­ Sates A Service ture. Call Nix Bedding Mlg3 HR, t's balh. 1201 Selma ll. II. m a n C o, ai 709 Celery Avc. Rd„ lomgwood. $3U0 down, 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford FA 2-2117. take up payments. Ph. FA 2-3*83 Sell Us Your F'urntture. Quick Reupholtlery Specials! 4 Bedroom, 2 full bnlh. See Service With the Cash. furnistMxl model at Sales Chairs $M>, selection of f»SUPER TRADING POST brlc*. Sofas $89, selection of office' out 20th St. amt UpFA 2 0677. fabric*. sal* Road, optiosite church, Custom Made Slipcovers central heat prepared for 31. Article* For Sale Chairs $2ISO. Sofas S19.50. Alr-conditlon. Central Florida's Largest Sport shirt site, $l.»9. Ruga $12,091) re upholstery Factory. Free $2 99 up. Army Navy Sur­ lw)w*Low down payment home estimates, written plus, 310 Sanford Ave. $79.00 MONTH PA Y S guarantee, UP. down A LL Ready Mix Concrete, sand, Central Fla. Decorators steel, window sills, lintels, South A Garland wells, grease traps, J. W. Hall. Realtor Orlando. FI*. Pit. G \ 3-4879 dry steps, table topi, stepping Sanford FA 3-M13 “ Call Hall" FA 2-3641 stones, lot markers. Cocoa NE u 8178 2344 So. French Ave. Miracle Concrete Co. Monuments. Cemetery work 399 Klin Avc. FA 2-3731 R A V E N N A P ARK Also Lettering on Stone* For the finest new home buys, SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. FACTORY T l Y'JU we urge you to ifispert the ALUMINUM BLINDS 2317 McUonville Ave, beautiful 3 and 4 bedroom. Enclosed head. Sag proof bot­ Phone FA 2-0149 3, m . and 3 bulh homes tom rail wtUi plastic ends. offered In desirable Raven­ Plano Tuning and Repair Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ na Park. W. L. Harmon — fa 2 4223 ton or nylon curds. Senknrik Gians and Paint These homes feature Hie fin­ R. A It. MOBILE steam Company rleanera. Wo clean any­ est In quality construction 2,0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4822 thing, anywhere. Auto en­ by Shoemaker, ami include gines and IhiuIx j specialty. STOUFFF1R Posture rest and built-in kitchens, central 322-8746. reducing unit. Like new. A heat, and otlicr plus values, real steal. FA 2 2030. Prices begin at $11,900, with 29. Automobile Service WE LOAN Carpet Shampooer low FHA down payments. at no cost with purchase ot No down payment under Blue Lustre shampoo. Car­ VA! Payments leas than INSTALLED roll's Furniture. rent. 31 ay we serve you 7 W im lahield Ruck (ilium D oor G inas V etlt Ginns 1901 ’/.ig ?„ig Sewing Machine Darns, makes button hole*. S E R V IC E Stenstrom Realty S en k n rik GIush um i l'u in t With guarantee. 5 Payments of $6 to. FA 2-MU. Com putty Real Estate — Mortgages il l N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 219 Magnolia 1’h. FA 2-4622 DOUBLE Hollywood bed,"with Imik spring A mattress, m a­ AUTO • RADIO LAKKVIKW Home for sale or ple vanity and dresser, with Drive-In Repair Service trade for a tiled (arm on the 2 mirrors, sell this week, west side of Sanford. Call PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. $ 100. d ft. Crosley Refriger­ 25th St. A Sanford Avc. FA 2-7898 days or FA 2-0368 ator in good operating con­ I’ll. 323-0635 night*. dition $33. Call FA 2-2246 alter 6 p. m. 31. I’oullry - Ltv&ilock ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Large Shetland Ponies; 1 3fi. Automobllea - Truck* Raymond Mindquisl, Assoc. gelding, 1 mare. $130 each FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. with new saddles and bri­ '33 CIIEV. 2 d<wr sedan. Runs good, good tires *$123. Ph. dles. 322 9162. 18. Help Wiinlrri FA 2 9126. .'llA. I’elM ARMY* NAVY SURPLUS. AUTOGLAxSS FURN. ANT) Unfurnished new NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, largo corner lot, 311 2 Bit duplex apartments. Tucker Dr., Suiitand EaTerrain) floors, tile balh. tales. VA—nothing down, F .\ 2-2374 after 3 p. m. monthly payments $92.00. RENT A RED FA 2-B074 - FA 2-2218. Runaway, Hospital A Baby Bed! LAKE MARY LAKEFRONT— By Day, Week, or Month New, 3 bedroom a, 2 batlii, CARROLLS FURNITURE fireplace, central healing Ph. TA 2-3181 lift W. lit St. —What u s ]sot! $20,000. WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: MAYFAIR— $28,000 home for $22,000. Owner transferred. Room* privatv bailie, 114 4 bedrooms, 2 butbs, tilthW. First SI. washer, dls|>osall, lieautlful loL Only $l3uu down pint UnlurnislKMl 2 b e d r o o m closing costs. house, 826 Escambia. Ph. TWO KITCHENS- Unusual FA 2-0274. 3 bedroom Itoiiiv on large Furn. 2 Ut-druom House. shady lot, centrally located, Adults, no |M'ts. FA 2-7064. freshly pointed, inside and out. ONLY $430. down. Efficiency Apt $70 Mo. SurSPANISH— Completely rtv plus City. 201 W. 1st SI. 37. liontH • Motor* unvoted, stucco, tile roof, Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months AVAILABLE March 2. 2 UK $12,uuu, with separate furn­ 19. S itim tIo n a W onted old. AKC. Female, Call Gitcway To Tim Waterway Duplex, excel lent location, ished apartment for rental Child Care. FA 2-3274 322-7879, elodric kitchen, looi-u S. unit, gueala or studio. Rolmon Sporting Goods Elm. May l>e seen after 5 Your F1VINRUDE Dealer Children kept. FA 2-4182. CHIHUAHUA, MALE Puppy. p. in. Call FA 2-3394. 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5981 9 wks. old. FA 2-4199. Stemper Agency Child care. FA 3-0700. Furnished Apart inept. Close 38. Motorcyclm • Scooter* CARE for children. 323-0303. Dogs, Cats, etc., Boarding. REALTOR - INSUHOR In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2 4(H3 Also pups for sale. Animal Motor Scooters - Cycles. Used FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Babysitting nr llouscclranlng. Haven Kennel. FA 23732. Duplex, 1203 Elm. Apartment, Vespa I960, $139.93. Hot Magnolia. Apartment, OK TRADE. Equity in mod­ FA 2-0538. 7K1 Cypress Ave. Lewis Salei A Sente* 32, Flow ers - Hhrolm 119 Elm. House, 6 Smyrna ern 3 HR home for modem Bail) sitting, Ikiusework. PI). 2317 Country Club ltd. Dr.. DeBary, Fla. All clean hciuse trailer, lllue Springs PETUNIA. Snapdragon, PnnPh. FA 2-7928 FA 2-131(I. and nicely furnished. I’ll. Ave. Orange City. 775-3949 »lt- stlK'k. N O 9-3207 39. T ra ile r* • C a b a n a s GRAl’F.VILLE NURSERY 21. Ileauly Salon* GrU|ievitle Ave. Near JOIh St. Mobile Homo— 28' Tandem 4 LARGE Room Apt. with­ HARRIETT'S REALTY NOOK in walking distance ol town. Jim Hunt Realty wheel. All aluminum Trail­ Complete Beauty Service 33. Furniture FA 2 3819. er. Sleeps 6. Complete with 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 Office FA 2-2111 double bowl sink, stove, re­ WANTED reliable couple lo Nights FA 2-0648 3 Bedroom house, kitchen Cut '.V Curl Beauty Simp frigerator. hot water heat­ take up mimlbly payments 323-0700 furnished, on Lake Golden. FEBRUARY SPECIAL er, T. V., bulb and forced ol $13.30 un 3 eumplelc Near base. Call FA 2-1013 2324 Park Dr. Xanford, Fla New operator gel acquainted UU Ileal. $1293. See at Rob­ roums of furniture. Cut] during day, FA 2-4136 alter offer, Jio.oo cream wave, son Sporting Goods, DowdTH 81311, Casselberry, col­ 5:311. St. Johns Realty $7.jo complete. Open even­ low n Sanford. lect. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ings by apt. 318 Palmetto ()A Special No!Ice* 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-0123 Ave 322 0831. REMINDER WILL SELL Equity in 2 HR 21. Elertrlcal Service*! INCOME TAX SERVICE home at discount. FA 2-4030. O. M. HARRISON'S FKIGIDA1RE 1311 Patmclto Ave. 322-8827 L.M.N. "ENTER[’RISES Sales A Serviee Has purchased b e u u t i I u I lb,use Wiring, Free Estlmales M. For Kule ur Rent wooded area at Luiigdaie. Sul Viblen x Randall Electric ! / CHEVROLET W See Mr. Ferguson ul suleg 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 2 HR Modern house. 817 office and pick your lol CADILLAC OLDS Calallou. FA 2H378. and boo vs- models, ism 35. 1‘lunibliiK ,S ervieew down—low moiiLbly pay mis. If you like country living 3 Bedroom, 2 bulbs. On south side of big Lake 3 lilt. 2 bath, Icnccd buck yard, air conditioner, Kit* I93i* Ol.PS I Dour Sedan With Automatic TranaMary. Water for boaling, mlasini,. Radio, llealcr. Tinted Glasa, While Wall chen eqdi|j|H-d. It'MJU S. Park I'lutftbiliK <k lleiitiliK etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ Thr* lml Mr Comlilioning. Ave. FA 21701. AIIT CONDITIONING mately 2'u acre-. FA Z-V1B2. CONTRACT und REPAIR 2203 SANFtJIU) AVENUE 1 New bouse — Near Lake WORK Led us show you the advant­ Mary. I 2-year old bouse, ages ol (hi* 3-bedroom liutiiu tool Sunli,rd Ave. FA 2-6362 near Orlando. 1 old bouse, surrounded by 4).'uull(ul I’LL'Mill NO near Naval Air Slatiuu. Ph. ■gun. I Door ....... $1793 simile trees. We're sure Contracting Repairs 393 38 PI.VMIMJTII 2 Door. V-8. Slhk Shill .... . 322-4101. you'll love the charming FREE ESTIMATES 993 3b CIIEV I Door, Air Condition ----living room With a fireplace, 61 CIIEV BUIluit Wagon, 1-Dr., V-8 Auto. Trana. 1793 R. L. HARVEY Vi. Real Ktvlule Fur Sale 293 36 H lltl) Station Wagon. V-fe, Aulo. (lie separate dining mom 2ul senior Ave. FA 2-3383 39 CADILLAC Sedan Del Hie. Power, Air fund. 1193 2 UR. CB. FHA. Small down and Ibe 2 large screened 593 58 FORD Slat Ion Waiun, Aulo. payment. 152 68 per month. porches. There’* y e a r I’ m. R adio K Televa ,on 1193 59 CIIEV I Door, 6 i'jlinder. Stand. Tran*. ... Corner ktl. ion Country 'round comfort here with 693 .............. — 37 CIIEV 2 Door, Standard Shift Club ltd. Iloor furnace for wilder USED TV’s $23 and up. Town 293 58 III.DS 2 Door, lutuiuullr _______ and Country TV. FA 2 3562 313 37 FORD Station Wagon, V-8, (h rrd ritc ...... — war mill and atlic Ian (or MAYFAIR 1195 61 CIIEV Ton Plrkup, Auto. Trans. .. cool eujoyable summer liv­ PERSONAL RADIO A Very atlracliie I Ig’droom. 2 59 CHEV Station Wagon, Very Low Mllcaga ... 1393 ing. Good terms can be T.V. SERVICE 693 39 PI.VMOUTH 2 Door, Std. Trans.................... bath home in beautiful Mayarranged. 343 33 I’M MDI'TH 2 Door. 6, Sid. Shift ............ . Wc repair Phono Changers fair. Features include fully 395 39 EDSEI. I Door. Auloinallr ....... Radio A T.V., Auto Radios equipped kitchen, central 693 59 PL) MIlUTII 2 Door Hardtop. 6 C jl........... . I DAY SERVICE heal, many nice extras. Seminole Realty 693 56 l ADILLAl Srtlan DrVillr, Mr Corn!. —— 23th St A Sanford Avc. 59 OI.DS 4-Door Hardtop, Mr Conditioned 1393 Total price I22.UM)! Only I'll. 323 0635 3a I’411(11 I, Aulu., \ -b. llardlop ...... ...... 393 I9nl Park Avenue $13t8i down and iiumediulu 393 3a 1 I III D 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Standard .............. FA 2 5232 anytime possession. 293 37 FORD 2 Door ............... 21. Speeiui ScrviccM 5b PONTIAC Station Wagon, I, Auto. Tran*. *93 BY OWNER, 7 Km. masonry home wdh 20 acres on Lake LAWN SERVICE Stenstrom Realty Mary. $13,000 down and Mowing, edging, ferllll/ing, 219 E. 2nd ST. 23U3 PARK AVE. Ileal Estate — Mortgage* nionlblv payments. Plume etc. Satisfuelion guaranteed. l A 2-0711 ORLANDO CH 1-3166 FA2-U861 til S . Park Ate. FA 2-242U FA 2-8i:t3. FA 2-1817, H O L L E R S -/ S A N F O R D Wall TODAY’S SPECIAL 00 745 �Tago 8—Tuea. Feb. 20, *63 Irrelb Church Group Enjoys 'Flight To Hawaii' the first in the county many year*, will be a prime feature of the County's SemiCentennial Celebration being planned for April 27. The contest, which is to all single girls ages of 17 end 21 residents of Seminole Coun­ ty, Is being sponsored by the Clvilen Club. The rules slate that each girl must be properly eroned at *11 times, and must furnish the written consent of her parents. The young ladies will be judged on beauty, poise, figure, personality and talent, and m uil agree to prior elim­ ination, (In case more than 30 applications are received) and to whatever tutoring Is deemed necessary for the contest Each contestant must agree to be In the parade, in the bathing *uit contest, the evening gown contest, the tal­ ent contest, and winners agree to attend the formal dance a i honored hostesses, the night of April 27. Applications can be ob­ tained a t the Chamber of Commerce, the Florida Slate Bank, Sanford Atlantic Bank, Sanford Herald, and sponsor­ ing business establishments. Two full length photos must be submitted before March IS. Information which is re­ quired on the application In­ cludes height, weight, bust, waist and hip measurement, eolor of belr and eyes, favor­ ite type of music, description of.Ideal man, favorite foods, talents, education, hobbies, sports, career and other de­ tails. Chairman of the contest for the Civllan* Is Joe Dennison, and alt Clvltana arc assigned to the various committee* o! tho contest. Enterprise PTC Has CD Program lly Helen Snodgrass A program on Civil Defense waa presetted last Tuesday night by Dr. George Frlaon of DeBary for member* of the Enterprise Tarent - Teacher Council who met In the school rafrtorium. The blood hank program for th* a rts waa discussed hy Mr*. Forrest Nutt who asked for Volunteer doners. Devotion* Were led by Mra. Cecil Sellers. Mrs. Ruth Ryon'a fifth grade c la n won the room count. Musical selections were presented hy a Barhurnliop Quartet. Refreshments were served a t the close of lha meeting and program. Oviedo Women To Attend Court By Shtrley Wrntworlh The Young Women'* Auxili­ ary of Ihc Forest City Baptist Church held » program on Hospital . Notes ROSES FOR THE DELLK OF THE HALL draw n trnnp of nwo from Mian Judy Hunten, crowned Belle l>y Mian Kay Ivey (at right) a t tho Annual Glee Club Ball, Saturdny «L Seminole High School. Mian Ivey a junior a t UF waa a former hello when a he attended the achool, Miss Ilunten'a escort is Wnyno Epps and Glee Club President Charles Rabun stands a t right. Runners-up in the choosing of the Belle were Miss Ccnl Wheatland and Miss Diane Hensley. Ml«n Wheal land was escorted by Hob Holt and Mias Heaslcy by Hutch Riser. The cafeteria of tho school was decorated through­ out with colorful roses and fern. (Herald Photo) Coflee Club Meets Thursday The February meeting o( the Coffee Club sponsored by Die Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce will be Thursday morning at 10 a.in In the chamber building. A half hour of good ship In which members have recently joined the ganisalion will tie greeted hy member* of longer stand­ ing, will bo enjoyed together with Tine coffee and good "dunkin’ doughnuts." No special Invitations are being issued; all members are asked to "come on down and make yourself at home." Civic Club Board Meeting Set Wednesday lly IsuiUe Klmunrk The executive hoard of the Altamonte Spring* Civic Club will meet Wednesday at to a.in. at the Community House on Maitland Avc. to plan Thursday's meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Women's Club* for which the Altamonte group will he hostess. Board members are asked to bring a sandwich for lunch a* they will stay to set up the room for Ihe next day’s meet­ ing- DeBary HD Club Sets Meeting lly Sirs. Adsm .Muller The February iiovtlng of the lteBnry Home DcmnnntraDon Cliili will he In-Id this Thursday at tho Community Center brginlng with a work­ shop at 10 n.m. during which Min. ChurlcH Gifford und Mrs. C. K. t'fisler will givo a emitting demonstration. The tegular monthly busi­ ness -session will convene at l::iu pin. following a noon luncheon. By lia d a Smithson Members of tho Oviedo Women’s Club will partici­ pate in a "Day in Court," at 3:30 p.m, Wednesday at tho County Courthouse In .San­ ford. Purpose of the activity I* to promote understanding of laws and the court system and any Interested woman of the area la invited to attend. Glee Club To Meet Arrangements m a y be By Mra. Adsm Muller made with Mra. ft. W. Estes, The Dcllsry Glee Club will d u b president. mci-t Wcdm-sdny evening nl the Community Center with ART UHOWN Mrs. H. Will Inker directing PEST CONTROL and Laura I'lutt Brown at the piano. Ilefnwhnienta will Termite* A Other i’eata In ki-rvrd. AM resident* of the 2601 PARK OR. who enjoy sing­ 322-8865 HANFORD community ing are invited to attend. INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS had ax their guest speaker a t a luncheon meeting Thursday, the General Agent for tho Lincoln National Life Company, Richard Davies, (center) who is shown hero with Don Tabor, left and Clifford Johnson, vice president, (right). (Herald Photo) Business Briefs 5. C. Morgan, new pharmi cist at lluumlllat ami Ander­ son's Drug Store, ha* askumed his duties ill Hie pr»' script Ion department, K. E. lioumillal Jr. announced to­ day. Morgan, a graduate of At­ lanta College of Pharmacy, formerly owned two pharma­ cies in tluwkin*villn ami Barnetvillc, Ga., and worked in St. Augustine for a short while helore coming to Sunford. Morgan's ntdeat son, Grady, I* slso ■ registered pharma­ cist. and hi* second son, M. C„ is a captain In the Ma­ rine Corps. A third son. Steve, I* attending the Uni­ versity of Georgia. The new pharinariat resides at 310 E. n th St. in Sanford with liia wife and wile's mo­ ther, Mrs. Nellie Crilib. ■ • * S. C. MORGAN FEBRUARY 21 Births Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crew* of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sires, of Sanford, a girt Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wiggin* of Sanford, a girl Discharges Frank Slone, DeBary; Angel Dins, DeBary; Solomon Browdy, Oviedo; Irene I’izzo, Longwood; Lottie Broadway, Jamea Fields, MjTtlce Lack­ ey, Elizabeth Grucslle, Ar­ thur Lee Barnes, Crystal Hob­ by, Henry D. Faint III, Lo­ lita Brown, Jacquelln Cheva­ lier, William II. Goad, Bev­ erly Wallace, Garold Boat­ wright of Sanford FEBRUARY 22 Admissions D e l o r e a Pine, Titusville; Doris Lawrence, D e B a r y ; Richard Hudson, Oviedo; Dor­ is Howard, Luke Mary; Will Renfrew, Delores Cooke, Sal­ ly Johnson, Phillip Carter, Peter Van Arkrr, Betty Hop­ kins, Kvu Bell Brooks, Brenda Lee Boston, l.lnda Dee Boston, Carrie Bell Jones and Mathew Moran of Snnfurd. Discharges Eddie M a if o x, Hnpevllle, Ga.; Samuel Arnold, Mary Smith, Lawrence Duvis, Mrs. Eddie Martin and hahy, Er­ nest Baumebter, Marge Wil­ liamson, Vinre Buckner, John­ nie William*, Lillian Marie Bell, Annie McWhorter, Plewthcl Robert*, Muiuoe Schueouman of Sanford. FEBRUARY 23 Admissions Virginia Iloweraux, Longwood; Peat I Reed, Winter Park; Mary Dresser, Gerald­ ine Andrews, Dorothy Barnes, Susie Hlackslicnr, B e r n i c e Henderson, Fred Harris, Ar­ lene Meaerve, Janet Will, Timothy W. Griffin, Grover Kinurd of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Kart C. Wills of Sanford, a girt; Mr. and Mrs. Albert,Andrew* of San­ ford, u Imy. Discharges Emil Johnson, Waterloo, Iowa; Lucille Blckel, Lake Worth; Sylvester Elgin, lamic* wood; Owen Doyle, Delorea Cooke, Wllllc Curter, Kenneth Ccresoli, Mr*. Thomas FI. O’Day and hahy; Surah An­ derson, Mr* Harris Causey amt hahy, Sidney Gray, Henry Peters, M u r j o r i o Rudd, Kdythe Ware, Herman Bur­ ton, Grace Bosvnberger and Duphno Humphrey of San­ ford, Hawaii in Fellowship Hall of the church last Wednesday evenlng in observance of Fo­ cus Week. Theme of the entire pro­ gram was based on a simulat­ ed trip lo the Island when l-uests, after entering Gate Two at'th e Hall and receiving n let, boarded Flight linn for Hawaii made possible hy -Mr*. Jackie Zenzel of the College Park Baptist Church who showeil a collection of films taken while living there. The room was appropriately decorated with camellias und orchids and young ladies, at­ tired In muu muus, served tropical punch and homemade rookie* from bamboo booths trimmed with hanging basket* of orchids. After refreshment* w e r e SHINING SHOES FOIt THE HEART FUND is Miss Donnn Markos, shown served those on the. flight here a t the Melody Skating Rink where she shines shoe skates nightly for again fastened their seat hells 23 cents each. P retty Donna, who is one of the candidates for Queen of in chairs conveniently hold­ Hearts for the H eart Show, Sunday, has been doing n good business, ac­ ing cartons of peppermint cording to reports. (Herald Photo) "airsick pills" and mads the trip "home.” ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Members in charge of the program w r r * Hetty and Marcia Wynne, F'ranrr* Malley, Mary Itogera and Sally Cordell. Lenders of the young Tlic six Seminole High plans to stage a car wash to for the llrart Fund will b* women’s group are Mra. Wal­ School girls who are enndi- help raise funds for the the one who is crowned ter Itobcrg and Mrs. William Queen of Hearts, Sunday, at dales for the Queen of Henri* cause. Brannon. Misses Rena McKentie, D e climax of the Skate at Melody Skating Rink have Rarbara Kanner and Linda S low. found many ways to help Lee have been baking cakes raise money lor Uic Heart for cake walks. Fund. Miss Sandra Getman _ ha* Mis* Donna Markos ha* planned a skating party for burned '•bootblack'' and will fellow workers of her* af a give anyone a slice shine or downtown store, where she tty Helm Snodgra** a skate-hoot shine at her worki part-time. tty IsiuUe Klmunrk The fourth quarterly con­ The Seminole County Fed­ shoe-shinc-stand at the Melo­ Kach of the girls said that ference of the Barnett Me­ they felt it a privilege to morial Methcdlst Church of eration of Women's Chiba will dy tlink. Miss Njleen Albers ha* lie able to help in the light Enterprise was held Sunday meet on Thursday of this against heart disease. week at the Altamonte evening with Rev. Joe Tulle, • Knowing that I might be Springs Community H o u s e d i s t r i c t superintendent, in helping to heal someone's with members of the Alta­ charge. heart is one of the best feel­ monte Civic Club serving a* New Life meeting* were J ings, 1 or anyone, else, could hostesses. held a t the church last wreck have," said Donna Markos. The executive board of the Each penny dropped in the hy guest ministers. Ilev. W ar. Federation will meet at 9:30 lly Mr*. Adam Muller jars of the girls at the Skat­ ren Churchill of l-akc Como a m. at the Community House New l.ifc Revival meetings ing Rink, or placed In their amt Rev. Arthur Ilrutty. with the general meeting to follow ut 10:30 a m . Election were conducted hy Rev, Lu­ accounts at (lie Florida Slate of new officer* will take place ther It. Stnkr* of Monlicollo Rank will count as a vote in at the Drltary Community their favor, with the price of o m en ast at the meeting. Guest speaker will tie Mr*. Methodist Church last week. admission to the skate show, WITH BLADDER IR R ITATIO N Special niuiie was offered and the proceeds of the spe­ A fiff ?I* romnihn Klrino* » r Dl»<Ktr IrCharles McDowell, district rtUU&ai »ftret t* *,co»» many \ jmett M each evening with Miss Ade­ cial projects that they have in *n ■r.d in ..* tit a i. r >ca trn * « m id ru-n o n * seven director. fro nt tdn f r r q m n l. bktriGnv or tt r fiin e rin a tio n h t ii lH t t r t n d n l t h i. f)« ro iu U h i r , A covered dish luncheon laide Conte at Die organ and undertaken, all counting to­ uyou m «T lot# t l r t j i and n f f p r ite m Hr±,d* ward the final tally. Mrs. J. Jackson at the piano ftchta* D t e k a c h l a n d I r r l old* t l i f d f e . will bo served following the p r r i w d . In a u r h I r r i t a t i o n . C Y H T f c X Miss Rarhnra Redicnt served The girl who, with Die help B a u ftJlf b r i m f i a t , r t l a i l n v c o m fo rt b r meeting. r b in e Ir r t t a t in * v rrm a in A lro r u . m id as choir director and organ­ of her friends, family and totuFine and bjr riih I eFs Io pain relief. O f I team raises the most money C Y t r r x ? ; a t d ru c fflu U . F ee l U t t r r f* « u ist. Participating in the musi­ cal selections during the week were the Methodist Male Chorus, the Chancel Choir of By .Mrs. Adam Muller the church, the Daytona Officers for Die newly o r­ Reach Uarbcrship Quartet and ganized Junior High Method­ Sidney Swallow and Harry ist Youth Fellowship of the Harry, violinists. Dcltary Community Method­ ist Church were elected Sun­ day evening. CUSTOM MADE Serving will be Michael T li u r i a in , president; Joe Vickers, vice president; Ro­ bert Scott, secretary, and Matthew Thursam, treasurer. Counselor for the group Is 8AV1N0S Miss Audrey llicrs. The group organized at a meeting on Feb. 17 with a AUTO GLASS total of 15 charter members and Seat Cover Co. who invite all joung people 301 W. 2nd 322-8032 In the area to join them. Girls Pitch In To Aid Heart Fund Altamonte Club To Host Federation When full-grown, ■ rarcoun average* 30 lo 36 inches in length weighs IS to 23 pounds and is about a foot high at the shoulders. New Life Meetings Held In DeBary W DeBary MYF Elects Officers • • Hon therm Builder FHA A VA BY Cod* Con ires* r Jeep FAMILY world’ s m ost complete jine o f 4-wheel drive vehicles! TRAILWAYS buses take you anywhere you want to g o ...a t almost any time FORWARD CONTROL'IMF* FC-ITO TRUSSES Uy Gator Lumber Company to meet your exact bulldlag specifications. 21 FOR ANY TRIP JACKSONVILLE —Promolion of E. S, Dohyn* to man­ ager of tlm Jacksonville Zone of American Motors has In-on nnmiunred hy T h o m a s A. Coupe, vice president of auto­ motive sales. The Jacksonville Z<>Re •ov­ er* Bumbler dealers in Flor­ ida, southern Georgia and a pottimi of South Carolina. MANUFACTURED LOCALLY P r THE ‘I t t f FtCH-UF TRUCK* APPROVED CI;urch Holds Conference ‘J l S r UNIVERSAL . ‘J U T UTILITY WAQOH* • * P. Je e p •i W FORWARD CONTROL'JUP* FC-1IO This la the only full line of authentic four-wheel drive vehicle*.They are pc rf orniu nee -/iron rf over billions at miles, give extra years of service und command hiyluM resale value. These vehicles* feature the new ‘Jeep’ Tbrnudo-OHC engine. Modern ovurhend camshaft design gives you extra pull­ ing power, less maintenance and ex­ tra fuel economy, toot Como in nml uuti fur yourself I V i H I C L t S MA D i ONLY BY W IUTS MOTORS CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 K. Secoed 8L 8*afottL Florida Ki Imt Willja Prcocnlo Tho Uoyd Bridges Show Tuesday 8 P. M. E a s i e s t tr a v e l o n e a r th From Hanford in: (lm- Way J ACKHON VILI.K «:i . id 3 Cantrnlcnt trip* daily MIAMI .. . ...... O i m I hour faster (HU,ANDO .6.*! 3 Comrnirnt trip* daily FT. LAUDERDALE . 16.13 Over I hour faster TRAILWAYS It I S TERMINAL COHNKK I’AKK * 26d ST. VA 2-3811 llrll Alt V. FLA. TERMINAL . " • CHURCH S T , DrIIAltY TRAILWAYS. net i v n i *i i « i or rme maw oumtm-mimmvAr* j fn �I h No Clergy Allowed c lo ^ No minister was allowed to ice Richard Hudson when he lay dying at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday night. A Sanford minister. Rev. Robert Strickland told the Herald today: “They would not let me In the room." One nur»e told me “your mission i* highly Inefler- live." Hudson’s wife attempted to get an Oviedo minister into the room also and he also was refused. Hospital Administrator Rob Itesserer told the Herald that the dorlnr had said “mi visitors" and that on one occasion six ministers tried to get In. 'Ponders' Pipeline Permit Railroad IT m tfn rfc fo r a lfr Has Final By Larry Verthel Last November the Circuit Judge started appointing at­ WEATHER: Fair through Tluimluy. High today, 55-GO. l.ovv tonight, -10-15. torneys to defend Indigent people . . . It went something VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., FEBRUARY 27, 19G3 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. C57 At Inn tie Const Lino like this: “ Do you have an Riiili'iiail today holds tho attorney?'' “No", came the final "say - so" w h e th e r answer. “ Do you have any th e pruixwcd je t fuel pipe­ mono}," “ No", came the an­ line i-hall lie installed fu r swer and that was that . , . th e tw o miles from L ake You can Imagine how many Atonion to the Kunford Naval indigent we would have if we Air Station, didn’t have to pay those attor­ Marks Birthday ACL opposed the granting ney fees. LONDON (IT'D — Actress I of an easement or right-of• • • Elizabeth Taylor today mark­ way ulong public property by By the way . . . In all the ed her Hist birthday hen? in the City of Sanford to Hi* case* where attorney was ap­ MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier Nikita Khnmlichcv the city she left u* a child Sanford Pipeline Company for pointed. the accused got off Isnualt'il tmlay that Soviet economy lias boon R iw injr before ihc outbreak of World the NAS fuel system. free. , Military graveside services faster than that of the United States in the past 10 War ll. The City, after several • • • for Richard !« Hudson, Ityears. weeks of controversy, did give legislative delegation a lit­ In n political speech before 0,000 persons in the To Revise Plan year-old explosion victim, will the pipeline company n fivetle cool to the idea of a public Kremlin Palace of Congresses, Khrushchev milled WASHINGTON (UI’D — year grunt, with option, to lay defender . . . Most of them he belli at It am . Thursday that the country's industrial | The Defense Department was the pipeline ulong Mollnnvilln echo the words of county at Chuluota Cemetery. growth is moving along tn] ^ " wC told Tuesday Hint Congress Avenue. prosecutor Karlyic HouiholdMr. Hudson died Monday The Sanford company bus Intend* in revim tin- Penta­ cr "We're Just not ready for li ght at Seminole Memorial the imiiit whole "vve are trend- M l# M l /* filed un application with ACL gon's $1.1 billion military pay a public defender.’' Hospital of burns and in­ lug on the heels of the United t • ■ for permission to cross its plan. juries suffered last Friday .Stales." railroad tracks cn Melloiivilia Big layoff at Dynatronic* afternoon in a boiler explo­ Western observer* believed Avenue nt Rosalia Drive. . . . But we hear that a mas­ sion at the IILH Product* New Attempt before lie started speaking sive contract . . . in the plant. He was employed h s a ACL officials at Jackson­ PARIS (UPI I — French that his address would range neighborhood of $2 million boilrriiiaii at tile plant. security officials questioned ville told Tiie Herald by tele­ over Hie whole spectrum of will aid soon. secret army terrorist chief phone nt noon today the ap­ A native of Great Falls, • • • Easl-W e*t issues, amt cover Antoine Argoud today on pos­ plication ha* been received and Mont., Mr. Hudson had made everything from domestic to The Navy has asked that his home in Oviedo for the sible new ns.-iissinstioii a t­ "we are studying it but hnvu MOSCOW (C I'D-P re m ie r key foreign items. 2i) homes in Pinecreri lx1 lust nine y«sirs. lie was a re­ tempt* against President not reached u decision, ns yet. u*ed for special NAS housing. tired airplane 11180111111*1 of Khrushchev said th at in the Nikitn R. Khrushchev said to ­ Charles Delian lie. We'll let you know when wo • • • past 111 years, the Soviet tin- day the .Soviet Union would decide whether to approve or the U. S. Air Force. A World Zoning Director Bob Brown tirnnl income has been grow­ come to the aid of Culm, No Panacea reject it." War II veteran, he wo* the tells us those three buckets ing nt ii rate of i).g per cent holder of six battle stars and China, East Germany or any MIAMI BEACH (UI'D — in the courtroom yesterday n year on average, whereas the Europeon Campaign Med­ weren't full . . . “ Only a the average in the United other “ Soclnlfst" nation in Hie AFL-CIO executive coun­ NEW HUMMING RECORD fur A31J Sltywurrior aircraft in Heavy Attack cil hciulid home from its mid­ pint of water in them," says al. He was a member of the States litis been only 2.7 per case Of "Imperialist" attack. Wing One hns been established by Cdr. 0 . W. Kimimms. commanding of­ Brown. . How come the Methodist^ Church. His words were reminiscent winter conference today, call­ cent, ficer of ltenvy Attack Squmliim Nine, Sanford Naval Air Station, Cdr. Survivors are his wife, ing again for a Ilfi-hour work roof leaks after its was re­ Tiie roul income per work- of those spoken last Friday Kimmons scored seven bullseyes on bis target, u sunken LSI ship In Lake week "not as a panacea" but paired last year?" . . We've Mrs. Violet Hudson; five chil­ e* in the Soviet Union, lie Defense Minister Marshal H* one step low aril* deei eas­ George. Small practice Ixmibs are used. Sharing the Commander’s award been looking for that leak for dren, Sherry and Hetty Ann, said, bin increased la per ll'dluli MulilioV'ky, who warnwith Cdr. Kimmons are his crewmen, AD,1-2 Jolm Sonlerin (left) and Lt. ing unemployment. three months," said Mr. Taw as City, Mich,, uml Rich­ rd the United State* thut any cent In Hie past four years. Wade Mnrkley (right), who, himself, hits scored six hull eyes. ard L. Jr., Roland and De­ An Improves! program for Brawn. Tho per rnpitn increase in attack <m Culm would start u nise Mildred, at home; a sis­ • • • Moved Aside handling less-than-c a rlond industrial production in the thermonuclear Woild War 111. (LC D freight shipments has Wonder why the County ter, Mr*. Esther Truinur, of WASHINGTON (UPD — Illit Khrushchev widened ■Soviet Union, lie said, has been Inaugurated by the At­ Cuminisalon doesn't eliminate Kansu* City, Mo., and two totaled 44 per rent in Hie the sphere of coverage by in­ IYen’doll l Kennedy'* tax rut brother*, HeiWrt, of Cutlantic Coast 'Line Ruilroad, these unscheduled appear­ program wus shunted aside past five years, lie said this cluding the other Communist providing overnight service to ances of delegations and in­ hunk, Mont., ami Leiidel Hud­ temporarily today to clear the states. compared with only H per cent most Florida and some South dividual* with their prob­ son, of Blanca, Colo. eongressiunnl track for u in llie United Stairs in a Brision Funeral Home is in lems? Commission spent all slop-gup extension for Hie Georgia points. similar period. Local ACL official* said to­ of Tuesday morning listening charge of arrangements. A ll Ferrin, prominent lend­ S-ni-S billion limit on Hie na­ lie added Hmt Soviet indus­ day the new and improved to request* and didn't get to er of u North Oriiiiolu Hometional debt. trial production is now nUnit » stem will i'leludn t'v live of tin- agenda until LUO p.m. In Need for a united county Irani in nuppurt of u owner's A»*n. two years ago, IKt per eellt of Unit of the rail Do-glit cars, trucks .and Charlotte County, if your turned in lit* signed petition i Killed Out much-needed road improvement program will be United Klntrs as uguiiihl 47 naiua Isn't on the agenda you TALLAHASSEE (UPD — “piggy-hack" trailers. ! stressed wbon the lung range planning committee tut* Tuesday afternoon to per rent III lt*fi7. A wholly-owned subsidiary ns a candidate for ai • not recognised. llie Supreme Court ruled out on roods uf the Chamber of fommeive meets a t 7:30 qualify • • « TALLAHASSEE (UI’D — today proposed tinnsfer of a of ACL known hm Kcaroa.xl Group Three Village Council­ p. m. Thursday itl the courthouse. A former West Paint Beach Inline** rnelng permit from Transportation Company, tins man ill the Mail'll Ul elections. I>r. Frank Leone's report to Chuirmiin Dougins Stenstrnm said todny the com­ (’resent holder of tin* group motorcycle cop and bail Hie Pome D»* I. on Trotting been established for tho new the Comnibiion that food WASHINGTON (UPD — mittee will route up with rec- three seat is North Orlando imndsmari testified at the Association in ht. Jolm* service. handlers sre no longer re­ The Supreme Court todayoiumemlntiiiii* for road miCliillingworth reward Itearing County- to South Florida Har­ l'rime F. Osborne HI, SeaMayor Frank Fnsilla. quired to have health cards takes another look at prayer provenu-nts for study by the today dial lie tricked Floyd ness Raeewny* in Broward coast president, stated: “This Ferrin nml Art Rhodes, who by the Stale Health Depart- 111 tits- public school*, an issue County Commission, (Luckyi llnl/upfcl into return County. g itally Improved scrvico will filed Monday, are tiie onlynirnt was a "bombshell." that loused a torrent of crit­ The Coni miss loll Into Tues­ two to qualify so fur nltiinugh Ing from a South Ameri­ lie provided with no incieusu Some local officials are dis­ icism on the Justice* lust TAMPA (U P I)-T h e Flor­ day approved in suhslslice the seven more petitions have in the applicable rail rates. turbed nu end. Frinstancc, June. ida Association of C o u a t y can hide-out by telling him Russia Hit rerummeminHon* of County been taken out. Ills wife was ‘Tunning Which generally are lower "Clock” learned today that Commissioners wilt recom­ TOKYO (UPI) — Commu­ At that time, the court MIAMI (UI’D—The Federal Engineer William Bu-h u* (Nullifying d e a d l i n e i> mend an increased tax on rlu- around" with uilicr men, school food hnndlera were re­ ruled out u*e of a 22-word nist China, in one of its luirsh- Hum other rule*." P. <1. Wilbur said Ills main e*l attacks, today accused Bureau of Investigation said published in Monday's Her­ Thursday ot fi p. in. Five hundred trailers *ra nret and gasoline during the quired a year ago to undergo non - denominational prayer today il was investigating a ald. Krill Imldiiig petitions ale mining session of tin- Slate purpose in getting llotrapfei Russia of inquiring economic available and more will lie physical examinations and, It composed by New York slate Flenstroin pointed nut the l i ai ly Iteincker, C l a r e n c e back lo Florida was to help Legislature. is reliably reported, three officials for schools that eared report that someone attempt and pulilical pressures in an acquit ed a* tiie demand for l liniuhcr committee last year Memory, Fusnlu uml four rd to derail a 57-cnr freight Tim association endorsed a get In* confession lo the Chill effort lu force the Peking llie new service increase*. wire found to have active to use it. inguorlh murder* so lie could train on the Florida East spearheaded the move which women, Mis. Anion Krccck, Final ACL spokesmen said cases of tuberculosis, Today, the is-ue was the- Coast Railway tracks here brought out a delegation of Mis. MiiIvin Campbell, Mi*. proposal Tuesday- for a three claim the $ 100,000 stale purse regime in submit in their riv­ • • • today Hint LCL shipment* out cent per pack increase on eigalry for lendt rriiip of tho Lord's I’rayer — and Bible* late last niglil. some fin persons who areont- Rill Kkisliik mii<! Mri. John It. iii i-tie* nml uue cent per gal­ and a S2.I.ISSI family reward. of Kanfonl will be deliveresl Registrar Csmmy Bruce re- reading as well. Arguments Wilbur is une of six persons Cumniiinlst world. pnniisl tin- Commission to its ViiiiEepoel. "We are conducting an inthu follow lug day tu must lon oil gasoline. * ports absentee ballots will be were scheduled on case* from vciligation to determine If briefing session with tiie The association iiImi endors­ pressing a claim lo (he hig Trial Resumes Florida points, such as Clearready next week for the Baltimore and Philadelphia. reward before L'on Circuit there is any federal law vio­ Suite Road Department. ed several other rccommcndii* NEW ORI.EAN ( UPD — water, Tampa, St. Petersburg, March Mil »|xvial election. The decisions, not expected lation." an FBI spokesman Judge W May Walker. Tills nlso will Ih* sought, lion* for legislation concern­ Hie gambling trlnl of nine U a i ll v »Vil lo, Jacksonville, Three names will be on Ih* for some weeks, muy well lie said the lie about HoiStenstrnm said, when the ing money mutters. men charged with con.piling Lakeland, and Auburndale, ballot: Muck ('levt-Und Jr., trigger an even niuto violent said. laj'fel's wife so angered Hut He said the specific law in Commission meets with SRI) These Ilie hided ul Inca I ion of unopposed for the new Sen­ eniotiouai outburst limn did xapfel tli.it tie caught a plane to eladi- federal excise taxes question was the Federal officials March ? ul lie Land Hie unpledged portion of Hie ate scat, and (Jordon Fred­ the New York opinion, if the home with u ticket paid for on long ilUtunco telephone with this yeur's request for auto lag anle* tu acquisition erick (I)> and Jan Fortune rationale of tlio court's rea­ Train Wreck Statute which State-accomplished improve­ by tin Slate Sheriff'* Bureau call* in eoiiiiertioii witli a mimakes it unlawful In damage, tlohwldc gambling opera:'on, By I'niitil Press International of rights of way for primary and hough! by Wiiliur. (HI for the House scat va­ soning is the same. derail, nr disable a tram ment* with county-allocated muds, a more realistic valua­ resumed today after u fiveHeavy snow whipped by cated by Cleveland, In that case, Justice Hugo engaged in Interstate com­ funds held by this Slate for tion of real mid pel nomil prop­ • • • day rci ess, L. Black found the use of the merce. Tiie spokesman would primary and secondary road gnlc-forrr winds continued to el ty for lax purposes, enact­ pound tiie southern Appala­ School Supt. Ray Milwee prayer run counter to that BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPD give no further deiails of the projects. Court-Bound chians today, threatening Vir­ ment of tiie Jiiilni.il Council reported this morning ice in part of llm Constitution's - The uioilicr of one of four Bush said today hn is pri»investigation. legislation limiting r o u n l y fly t nllcd Pres* Inleriuiljuiiul American flyers who dliapginia’s pencil crop. Closing his bird hath, first time in First Amendment which says; The engine was traveling pnring the i omniission-apsupplementa tn elute officials' The railway clerks planned peared during the ill-fated 2? yrars at this time of year. "Congress shall make no luw school* and icing roads. proved list of primary and about 45 miles per hour when salaries, mid a general revi­ to go to Hie court today to Cuban invasion accused tbo Chamber Mgr. Joint Krider respeeting an establishment Frigid polar air gripped the sion of the occupational Iiit hit a switch in suburban secondary mad projects for fight u n-ati uiniiig order While Reuse Tuesday night of said It couldn't be ao — temp- of religion.'' Miami Shore* which had been Tliur.-ilay's Chamber eoniiiiil- eastern half of the tuition. cerise* tax schedule turning all ill hits .-tailed llieir strike "huMing hack" information s-tntuiv only down to 40, the Temprnituirs felt us Mill' ll ns Jammed partially open with a U*o meeting. all proceeds buck to thu coun­ against .Southern I'urlfir Rail­ concerning the fale of her bank’* clock-thermometer at :t2 degrees III the southeast ties. 14-inch long piece of railroad way. Publishers and striking son. .7*1 notwithstanding Jolm rays from Tuesday’s reading*. Ra­ rail. printci* lirokp off negotia­ the clock doesn’t even tell the Mrs. Riley Sham burger Sr. leigh. N. ('., registered 17 to­ Tin* weight of the engine tions in lilt- lung New Yuik said she list written Prcxiright time, day, compared with 4tl deforced the swilcli closed and newspaper strike. * * * deni Kennedy I wire for some g i i t-- 21 hour s ear Her. An upeit meeting of the St. knocked tiie piece of rail in­ word regurding Riley Jr., hut It looked to u» that dur­ Suli fleering wrallw-r domi­ Johns River Outboard Mara­ to the sireet where investiga­ A Itoekledge m a n w a s the While House made “evaing yesterday's rain people nated southern Virginia, thon Assn, has hern set for 1 tor* recovered il. charged with failure to have WASHINGTON (UPI) — rive" answers. parking on First St. were p.m. Sunday at ihc First Fed­ The slrikeliound FEC lias hi* vehicle under control when North and South Carolina, A t.2 per cent increase in store employes . . . shoppers been operating one freight his ear skidded on llwy. 17-112 Gisirgia, Tenncssco ninl Ala­ food prices boosted the cost had to walk from the (urking eral Bldg.. 312 W. First St , Inks Pact Eugene Meadors, president, train daily each way between and ian into tin- rear of a gas bama. Cold wave and hazard­ of living liy two-tenth* of I lots. FORT I. U ’DERDALE, Fin. ous driving warnings were per cent during January, the Jacksonville and Miami since truck ‘I uesday afternoon. has announced * • • il l'll -Slogger Mickey Manpus 1 1 d throughout tinarea. Feb 3 with supervisory per­ This year's St. Johns Biver 1 hu driver was identified as Labor Department repul led First - of • the - .Month Kpe- lie uf Hie 'New Pork Yankee*, Tomorrow is Seminole Coun­ L ^ .. a J Southern Virginia wus cov­ t in lay, Arthur Annls. A passenger in rials by Sanford merchant* the American League’* most ty day at the Central Florida Marathon Harr will he the sonnel. The railroad was struck his cur. Lynn Robinson, Cocoa, ered with 7 incite* of fresh aubjcct of discussion and a Tiie department said the in­ RAY MILWEE will lie fralurrd In Thurs­ valuable player last season, Fair. full attrndanre is requested. Jan. 23 when non-operating suffered minor face injuries snow while- parts of North dex rose tu 100 per rent of the * • • day's lii-rabl. signed his Iti tlt contract today . . . ’Not Mini’ A double page of sped si for a reported I IOU.IHMI. Well, I see Muck and Cor­ Election of officer* will lie union employes walked uut in in tho accident, a ecu riling to and South Candid* had Up In IU57-511 average, and 1.1 per a wage dispute. Trooper llill Ktringfield. four Inches. rent increase over a year ago. don got through tiie Demo­ held at this tune advertising call* attention cratic primary . . . to new merchandise, sale • • • Hem* and the best budget Mixed Trading NEW YORK (CPU—Stock* Is Charlie Splvak the big buy*, with Friday night name hand fur tlx.* Semi-Cen­ open-HI-nine hours partic­ opened mixed on rout mo starting turnover today. tennial? ularly noted. I • I Vernon Dunn had charged Board of County Commission "I ain't mad at no one " “ My intention* lo appear particular area ol (hr county. some future dale the two Thai Glenn Jones mixed up Herald Index This was the gist of a pre­ Hie Scluxil Board with a “ lack cr*. The members have been before I ll e Co mini* sinners “ Realizing that the board Ixjurd* should get together Men (hardeners in the home repair racket it flridge not a resident of thia city pared statement released lilts of co-operation." Avery also most Interested in srliool af­ was to correct any misunder­ had a full agenda and recog­ and discus* their mutual .._ Page ft Members of the Kunford . . . lives just outside . . . morning by School Supt. R. claimed the School Board fairs and in way* of assisting standing concerning the loca­ nizing that we have four new problem*, and I shall so Men'* Garden Club will meet CIn-sified _ Page 3-A Gotta be careful with all T. Milwee in response to built new sciraols “in the the School Board in providing tion of school site*. I wanted members on Hie School Board recommend to the School at 7:30 p. in. Thursday at llie Comic* .......... Page 2-A followed roads, furnishing us fla y , to explain the manner by who have had no occasion to Board. criticism leveled al t h e boondocks" a n d these Jones’ around. Dear Abby . ... Pag* I Agricultural Center un Hwy. • • • School Board and ll* admin­ through by requesting the and permitting the use of which schiNil sites are select­ work wills llie County Com­ "Butts boards are well 17-K2 for an organisational Editorial Page l-A Hospital overflowing . . , istration Tursday morning Commission lo build roads to county equipment in improv­ ed. I felt I should point out missioners, and that there ■war* of llie necessity of co- session with new club officer*. Page 0 Entertainment ing school sites. They have that there arc certain laws arc two new members on operallng in providing for the A questiun and answer ecsiiun with kids . . . Bet Bob Bess- in the County Commission the new facilities. Legal* l'age 2-A. 3-A "I have no quarrel what even volunteered their assist­ and slate board regulation* their board who have had no orderly growth of the county, un current problems of rold erer can't wait until the new meeting. Puzile ......___ Page 2-A pediatrics ward is built . , . Commissioner Jam er Avery soever,” Milwee said in re­ ance and made recommends we are required lo follow in occasion to work with llie and I am sure this will pre­ damage, cure of pianta and Society — Page K 2? youngsters bedded down. a n d former Commissioner ply this morning, “ with Hie liuns about Himgs to In- done locating a school iri sonic School Board, I felt that al vail." other subject* will be held. Sport* ........... Page 0 ★ ★ 'Say-So' ★ Reds Show Hunt Co. Blast Victim Dies Of Burns G ain-N ikita We II Come To Aid Of Cuba'—Nikita ★ ★ ★ Improved ACL Program Slated United Road Front Program 'Emphasized' Ferrin Qualifies In Village Tricked Lucky, Cop Testifies Court Ponders School Prayer Gas, Cigaret Boost Proposed FBI Probing FEC Derailment Heavy Snows Whip Southland Outboarders To Plan Marathon One Hurt in Car Mishap Mom Says White House 'Holding Back* Living Costs On Increase 1st Of Month Specials To Be Highlighted ★ ★ ★ 1 Ain't Mad At No One---M ilwee � 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, February 26, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 26, 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>, February 26, 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/345ce6d1fb3eec3673ad074ef388da4c.pdf e74ca2834da7c31dcd2f6548ff883e74 PDF Text Text — Rouse Service Set Sunday ly To Leave NAS Cnptnin Joseph M. Tully, Commander of Heavy Attack Wjng One since June 1901, Thurs­ day received orders for instruction at the Na­ tional War College, Washington, D. C. He will be deturhed from his command at NAS Sanford in July. Tully hns served more than four o f the past eight years in Heavy Attack aviation. In August 1955 he reported to Heavy Attack Squadron Five us Executive Officer, Inter hiking command of that unit. This was followed by duty at the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, I). C. Executive Officer of the aircraft carrier Forrcstnl. During his tenure as Wing Commnndcr, Tully has Been the twin Jet, supersonic A-5A Vigilante successfully integrated into the Heavy Attack program ns an operational component of the U. S. Atlantic Fleet. His experience in Heavy Attack includes the Vigilante's two forerunners, the A-3B Skywarrior nnd the AJ Savage. Tully, a 1912 graduate of the U. R. Naval Academy, has been a designated Naval Aviator since 19-15. Tully, his wife ftilth and their three children reside at 2602 Iroquois Avc., Sanford. Mrs. Lavender Hostess For V A H -7 Bridge Mr*, n. K. Lavender was hostess |nr tlm bi-monthly bridge session of (he VAII-7 Wive*. Three table* enjoyed bridge ami one played canasIn. High prize in bridge for tlir evening was won by Mr*. L A. Heath, traveling prize went lo Mr*. D. K. Parrish and high for canasta was won by Mr*. C. C. Well*. (itie*l* included Mr*. W. L. Goodman and Mr*. M. IIWharton. O t h e r s attending were Mine*. T. J. Cann, 0. W. McGuire, If. A. Moreland, It. L. Wright. <!. K. Schneider, W. C. Holton, It. C. Voting. G. W. Uffinan, A. M. Campbell and an "Alter-Scvencr," Mr*. W. II. Maliany. MISS CINDY M AY wus voted ‘The Girl We’d Most Like To Be Ship­ wrecked With" ut the Shipwreck Dunce ut the USO, Wednesday. A huge button in presented to Miss Mny, naming her "Miss Shipwreck of 1963" by Nick Clark, left nnd Jimmy McMillan Iwth of the Sunford Naval Air Sta­ tion. For the occasion, the USO was decorated to resemble n desert islnnd and party-goers came dressed in tattered clothing that was in keeping with the environment. Proceeds of the Miss Shipwreck contest go to "Operation Pennutliuttcr," to liny supplies for tho USO pantry. (Herald Photo) Riddle Wins Shuffle Play Firat (>)*<'« winner In tha Sanford Double* Invitational Bliufflclxinnl T o u r nament, waa Ron Itlddlo o f Umatilla. Second plata waa taken by naVi-ritig and Ralph Hrunda tank fnurth. nf Hanford. In tha mn mint inn pluyuff, Karl Shark and I.yla Wood Marian filrar and Art Bald­ in thin! win of DaLand wraro the win­ ner* writh Marga and Karl Taylor nf Kuitia placing aacnnd. Fifty tram* flom club* In tha central and northern dlatricta o f Florida participated in tha tournament. Trophic* wrre donated by the Hcminule County Chamber nf Commerce, a* they have Urn trndionally. tn f» nUTTER WAV You'll find that painter*' masking tape ii brtlrr than cellophane tape to prevent platter from cracking when you hammer In a nail to hold a picture hook. Very often when you remove the cello­ phane (ape, it will take the paint along with it. The masking tape i* specifically made not to harm paint. REMOVE WAX Planning to varniah your floor? Don’t forget lo remove every hit of wax or politli be­ fore you do. The same goe* for furniture, too. Varnith will adhere tightly to a clean ■urfare but not to was, MtiHI-pelalcd flower*. micIi a* chrysanthemum*, will ap­ pear fre*h longer if pclal* in the under row are carefully removed a* they tlmw »ign* of age. Just one lovely flowering plant will provide a fresh and bright nolc to a seemingly barren room, ami a collection, matted together, will convert a corner Into a veritable spring garden. W enferH i P i g i 12— FrJ. Feb. 22, *83 JrrtTS Funeral services for Mrs. Othel'» Fryer Rouse. 48. of Pearson will he held at 3 p m. Sunday at Cramkow Funeral Home In Sanford with Rev. Thomas If. Makin officiating. Burial will he In Oaklawn Memorial Park. Mr*. Rouse, who died Tucs. day at Sanford Memorial Hospital following a short Hi­ nes*. wa* a native of Sanford. She wa* a memher of the Presbyterian Church. Survivora are six *on*. Wil­ liam Junior of Harrisburg, 111.. Henry of Tallahassee, Martin of Newr Orleans, La., John of Mobile, Ala. and Don­ ald and Mitchell of Sanford; seven daughters, Mr*. Ernesj line Anderson of Pearson, Mrs. Ilertha Tarlton of West ( A IT . JOE TU LLY Hollywood, Mrs. Helen Spark­ man of I/»cliI«*)s.i, Mrs. Marie SERIOUS PROBLEMS of the courts me «li**«-iiK»eil by Mr*. Mary McCumBaxter of Geneva, Mrs Klibrr and Juvenile Court Counselor C. E. McCord in preparation for the sec­ zahclh Jett of Oak Ihrbor, ond "Day in Court” for the Seminole County Federation of ^Women a Wash, and Mrs. Juanita Scott Clubs. The second day is scheduled for Wednesday. Mrs. McCumber in and Mlsa Jo Ann Fryer of chairman of the women's group, which lias taken a special interest in the Sanford; three sisters, Mrs, work nnd needs of the juvenile court. Minnie K. Hardy of Ed go wa­ ter, Mr*. Katherine Sloner of Rock Springs and Mrs. Mary IJy Mr*. Clarrnre Snyder Roctteger of Sanford and two Mr*. James Wallin, presi­ brother*, Lawrence and Henry dent nf the Oslern Home Boyd of Orlando. Demonstration Club appoint­ The advisability of a uni­ dinner meeting, pointed out contained In tha recent plan I fied effort In the DeBury-Or- that through such an agree­ for building a new causewny ed committee* for the coming nntre City area for . agree­ ment tourists eould m o r e ncross Lake Monroe, explain­ year when the group mel at ment on alignment of Hw-y. the home of Mrs. John Mel­ readily be attriirted to travel ing that, instead, it had been 17-92 was stressed Wednesday rose. proposed to avoid a possible night hy Seminole County the highway, especially after Commlltrr* werr Mr*. Ro­ traffic hottlenerk at the pres­ it is fnur-lanrd from Monroe ‘ Chamber of Commerce Man­ bert Williams ami Mr*. Joe ent bridgeBridge to Orange City. ager John Krldcr for mem­ Master* hostess and social; Other dignitaries attending He assured the group that bers of tho DeBary Chamber. Mrs. Alta tlradin and Miss By Linda Smithson no intent to deliberately by­ the dinner included Charles Krider, guest speaker for Alice Dayton, nutrition; Mrs. pass tha community had been Hull of the DcLand C of 0 A. B. Tedford Mrs. Roy Guy Rcall, interior home Im­ Britt and Mr*. Fred I'ankc the DeBary group's annual and Arthur Hurtung, presi­ provement; Mr*, N o r m a n won the door prizes at the dent of tha 0 r a n g a City O ffice Closed Miller, Mrs. Wallin and Mrs. ovirdo Woman's Club benefit Chamber. The office* of the TB and Itertba Hardin, exterior home card party. Health Association in the improvement, a n d Mr*. Other prize winner* were ItoumUlat Building w e r e Laura Hall, Mr*. John Mel­ Mr*. Polly Murphy, who wa* Shirley J. Sadler dosed all day today while rose and Mr*. P. T. Piety, high acnrrr In canasta and Tainting Contractor Kxecutive Secretary M r * . food conservation, Mrs. Panke won the lowIgirraine Graham atlendrd Mr*. Joe Master*. Mr*. award. Boh Hamilton won the Interior - Exterior • Ruor tiw quarterly meeting o f the John Juris. Mr*. Nick Pfct- men’* prize for high bridge By llrlen Snodgrass Brush or Spray Florida TU and Health Assn, fauf and Mr*. Harry Osteen, score nnd Mr. Tedford wa* J. 11. Oviatt of Pine St. KnAll Work Guaranteed in Jacksonville. Mr*. Graham clothing; Mrs. Rertha Har­ low. Mra. James Brookshire terprise celebrated hi* birth­ was accompanied by Mrs. Phono Mt. Dora — din. gardening; Mrs. Norman won the women'* high bridge W. W. Tyre, representative Miller, Mrs. Joe Masters and award and Mr*. A. Ralcolm day recently. .183-3188 His daughters, Mrs, Gene director of tho organization. Mrs. Pfeifauf, handrratt; the low. P, O. Box 216 Mrs. Hazel Gilhuiy, sunshine The prizes w e r e cake* Harrison of Orlando and Mr*. The meeting wni lo be held Sorrento, Florida at the Robert Meyer Hotel, to­ and Mr*. Clarence finyder which were donated by club Harold Hlers, of Enterprise and Mrs. Matters, historians. member*. Refreshment* of stopped by to help with the day and Saturday. Mrs. Wallin reported on the eake and eoffee were served celebration and later in the County Council meeting she by Mrs. J. R. Bailie, hoites*. attended In DcLand. Clothing assisted by Mr*. K. J. Waltz, evening there was ice cream chairmen will meet In De- Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. and birthday cake at the Dick Land Feb. 25. officer*' train­ John Lundy and Mrs. K. L. Hart home In hi* honor. Mrs. Hart was celebrating ing meeting will ba in De- Luttretl. her birthday the following Land March B and a fashion day. The lla rli were Invited show in DeLeon Springs on Dance Course to the Oviatt home for an May 4. The Sanford Recreation De­ oy*ter supper. Mr*, nose Doyle was wel­ comed Into the club as a new partment I* taking registra­ tion for Adult Ballroom Danra member. ART BROWN lesson* slated to tagln on PEST CONTROL Monday evening Mar. 4. The Termltea J fc Other Pests Color conlra*t la very Im­ elnsse* will run for aix weeks portant, as loo much bright- at two hours per lesson. For 2601 PARK DR. ncs* i* unnerving and too additional information contact 322*8865 SANFORD ReereHlIon Dim-tor. much hlandnrss is dull. Committees Appointed For Osteen Club United 17-92 Effort Urged Oviedoans Win Prizes At Benefit Party J. B. Oviatt Celebrates Birthday G iis m iio n ... FORD OWNERS February Service Special! Now* During The Month O f F eb .. . . Fordomatic Adjustment Special * Ailjiinl Front nnd Rear Ramin . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Man mil Linkage * Install New Pan Gasket * Check Transmission Oil (Oil o i l * If required) A Q SPECIAL PRICE MRS. L. T. (BOBBIE JO) HUNT, 1-nngwood Hotel owner, turns contract piqiers over to Wil­ liam J. Lancaster who has taken a five year lease with a two-year option to buy tin* Seminole Coimly Landmark. Lancaster plans to completely re­ model and restore the old hotel, built in 1883, to its original splendor. (Herald Photo) What’s Ford’s 6,000 Mile Oil Change Secret? RO TUND A nr* i< a * $ PERM AIT,T LIFE I With Korlsl msn'a most valuable property. F ILT E R ! fn.tallrd With Purchase of Oil Change and This Coupon! (Gnupun Expiree February IS. 1963) So why not compare the facts, the ligtires, the features, with any car anywhere. W e think you’ ll find the S2%4 Chrysler sizing up as the finest value in town. STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUHTMENT SPECIAL! Regular Price 8 2.00 Your Chrysler dealer’s ready with the proof. Because we can talk a Unit full-size comfort; big, I Hann­ ing V-8 power (fed by economical regular gas); rich faltrici; lush carpeting. Plus Am erica’s best and longest ncw-car warranty f — 5 years or 50,000 miles. and other assrta U any O IL 82,05 - (51-56 FORD) IX)W AS S2.I0 - (57-62 FORD) Sounds unbelievable for a Chrysler. But it’s true. And we’re ready to prove it to you. W e ’ re always happy to. Rrrurity . 2964*? Considering the full-iizc value you get In a Newport 4-door sedan* we can appreciate why so many n»k ns to prove that a Chrysler can be priced so low. — properly coordinated SAVE 81.56 NOW! COUPON PRICE $1,50 SMfhofljrUCArrth. fW r,’* Warrant} aguntl drfacii In nufr^Wi at wotkmantWIp on law tar* Ass *im *-Uto mrluto part* ra&aamtfd or ranan, artnad cha-aa f * ranuuad w'l. at latxr, hr » ►*»« cr tCOJO mif t . »A « n*rar . am»i /hat, on In. angina Mxi, hood snd Marnat />.<(* Irani mi man c,.« anil intnnal parti (itc/vOing manual <»ul-AJ. Iorgua con.artar, ant a tlta/1. um.antl bunlt Including a.nt m artl roar to t and dHarantral, ami root ahaat bmarmgt. protiJtJ V* ,»A• <• Ml boon aanaml f raatmabh httmah according to tha Uvralaa Carl-hi Car Cat* • imiafa. V YOU SAVE $ .50 (Cuupun Expire* Frbraury IS, 196.1) ; ,4 . _ ;. v i A I . Julian Whigham DISTRICT 906 W. 20th HI. HANFORD, AGENT Phone 322-8(48 FLA. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE: ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS S® CHRYSLER CHRYSLERD4VISJON A CH RYSLER SANFORD, Sit -tH n *t.-O M *m ta eoapoesnoow w u kly mouh-lonq tv aoviNTuat show BRING THESE COUPONS TO OUR SERVICE DEPT. MOTORS COHTOHAnON SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC 519 E. First BL \ FLA. Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. 1st SI. Ph. FA M 48t Saafurd Winter Park MI 4-8116 �■ <f \ + - 9 -* °0 W *4 > i V ' | ’ h vjw c T It r r» V *** ei o c* s W EATHER: Fnir nnd MIrIi Uv wnrmcr throuph Tuesday. Hlph today, 60.(15. Low tonight, 40-45. VOL. 53 The Seminole Park Race­ way will probably dole neat week . . , Most of the horses heading cast. • • NW V f\ n \' \ *\ The Semi-Centennial Cele­ bration committee meets to­ night in First Federal'a Cau­ cus Room at 8 p. m. . , . The story is that all com­ mittee chairmen will report on whit has been done to now on tbeir particular event (and there are !d)TS of (hem!) , . , This will give everyone an opportunity to know how tha rest of (he "R ig Show" i* shaping up . . . Ami (lie Rig Usy is April irr. • • • Speaking of that, did Ran­ dall Chase who is in charge of the "Recognition Lunch­ eon" on that day ever get an acceptance from (lov. Farris H r)ant? . . . Rumor was that he was being asked . . . And gives hi in a chance lo make up for that C of C member­ ship dinner he missed when he was scheduled lo be the main speaker and got ground­ ed by Ihc »oupy weather at Washington. • • • Have you taken a look re­ cently at the vast Improve­ ment being made by Bart Peterson and his St. Johns Realty at the comer of Com­ mercial and Park? . . . Amazing what Jim Chapman has done in converting a fill­ ing station into a snappy moern ottiev building. • • • Panelled conference room . . . Well lighted and spacious general office . , . Large "back office" for the study of large ptat map*, etc. . . And Civil Dcfcnic plans! • • • Isn't it a shame that the Rig Mall idea that Included these properties was stymied by near-sightedness . . . of one or two people, I’ m told . . . That whole block might have been a razzle-dazzle, customer atiracling shopping center. . . 'Sloo bad it didn’t work out. • • • And what about that land­ mark, the Pico hold? . . . You know, tlie one just across Commercial from this build­ ing and that now house* the Boy Scout meeting room , . . Rumor has it that there is a program brewing on that, too ■ . . Hurray! • • • O-oo, that Art Show at the Civic Center yesterday! . . . Such latent! ! .. . And so MANY artists involved! ! . . , Just great! . . . Ami those who were «howing did not Include Just SCADS of ar­ tists from ilie vicinity, not members of Hie h»eal art as­ sociation . . . Rebary, f'rln* stance, has its very own asso­ ciation . . . And a fine one. too , . . That hcadquartcra at the Dellary Mansion . . . Ail spic and span with a complete refurbishing job . . And with an "enlarged" De­ nary Room . . . Tlie enlarge went coming from additional authentic Dellary furniture. • • 9 Mayor Tom McDonald was supposed to present a win­ ner's blanket at the Seminole Park Raceway Saturday night . . . Only thing . . . Tom was never invited . . -John Fitzpatrick did the honors. * • • Work on two bad corners of the Longwood • Markham Rd . a matter of some con­ troversy between the city, the county and the State Road Dept., has almost been com­ pleted by l-ongwood although most of Hie repairs had to he done on the county's part of the road. s u United Pres* Loaned Wire u i . . . United Pres* International Warmer air spread over most of the nation today, bringing relief from the week­ end siege of mow and biller cold. 14 Killed MIAMI (U P I) - At least 14 persons were kilted in Florida traffic accidents this weekend, Including two in one crash near the little town of Lawtcy, Quits Post CONSTRUCTION of !10 now store* nt the Seminole Shopping' Pinza i* well underway with structural steel beams Ruing in plate on building's which will house McCrory’s Department Store niul Llg'g'ctt’s Drug' Store. Con­ struction derrick swings steel beams hig'h into air over tlie site nt the (Herald P h oto ) junction o f SR-4i!li and llwy. 17-02. ★ ★ ★ k k ★ k k k Groundbreaking For Plaza Held O f M r i i I groundbreaking ceremonies were held today for construction which Is al­ ready underway at the Semi­ nole Plaza Shopping Center at the intersection of- Hwy. 17 82 and SR 4lfi. E. N. Homer, president of Eastern Diversified, which is building the new business area for Eastern Shopping Centers, said today that they cx|>ect lo open the 30 stores in this phase in July. A Pub­ lic Supermarket has been in business at the site for two years. Largest of the new stores will be a 33,000 square foot building lor McCrary's, and Roy Cuppedge, director of McCrary's Corporation was present for the groundbreak­ ing along with Supervisor E. C. Etchison, also o f Mc­ Crary's and John Collins, vice president of the Chase Manhattan Rank Financing 'Breach-Of-Peace' Convictions Overruled WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Supremo Court overruled today breach-of-tbe-penco conviction* of 187 Negro student* who demonstrated March 2. 1Dt» 1 on the state Capitol ('round* in Columbia, S, C. The court said the convict ion* violated the con­ stitutional freedom of the Negroes. Service Set For 2 Officers Memorial sendee* for Lt. The student* had asserted that the convictions were riot supported by evidence nnd constituted a denial of free speech. The court voted K In I for reversal. Justice Potter Ste­ wart, speaking for the majori­ ty, said: "These students were con­ victed o f an offense so gen­ eralized a* to lie, in the wcril* of the Smith Carolina Su­ preme Court, "not susceptible of exact definition." And they Were convicted upon evidence which showed no mote than that tlie opinion* which they were peacnbly expressing were sufficiently opposed to the views of the majority of the community to attract it crowd and necessitate police protection." , Charli'* H. Kruse Jr., U8N, niul Lt tjg l Clarence Cottle, URN, will be hvlij at 11 a.in. Tute-lay In (lie chapel at the •Sanford Naval Air Station. They died Feh. 20 in an air­ craft accident while operating with Heavy Attack Squadron Seven of Sanford in the Med­ iterranean Kruse is survived by III* widow, Mrs. Audrey Louise Kruse, and five eltlldren, ull of Sanford; his father. Chillies il. Kiuse Sr., of Weehaw ken, N. J.. and hi* moth­ er, Mr*. Sophie Kruse*, of Jer­ sey City, N. J. Cottle is survived by hi* whitlow, Mr*. Ann Lathan Cottle, and s dailghlct of Kin­ ston, North Carolina; hi* fa­ ther, Luuinrie C. Cuttle, und inullici, Mr*. Sybil Kdron, Dt-ull- of a 21-year-old .San­ I,util nf Moteluud City, North ford Naval Air Itnse sailor on Carolina. his wi-dding day, Feh. Id. was i attrihuh-d to natural causes today by base attach"*, Franklin llaigh, native of Miami, was found <i<-iu| in the bathroom of III* new ly-rentrd home at 604 South Sanford Avemi» (rear) on tlie day he WASHINGTON I d ’ll — wit* to have gunc to Miami The House Armed Service* to be married. Committee today reopened the Death was attributed to a RS70 bomber controversy by cerebral edema and ventricu­ voting to authorize the Air lar ddation (hcmorihngo in Forre extra money to build tlx- brain) in an autopsy held two more of the giant war­ at Jacksonville Naval Air plane*- President Kennedy Ruse. Lnlxiralyry tests are has said repeatedly he doe* I* ing held lo determine w hat not want them. caused the hemorrhage. Thu House group also add­ ed two nuclear-powered at­ tack submarines which the (lim it Ulan administration did rmt re­ WASHINGTON (U P I)—The quest. Agency tor International De­ velopment announced today the largest development loan Turnover NEW YORK (U P I)—Stocks of Ihc foreign aid program— opened the new week irreg 121') million lo India In enable uiarly lower «n l J|rl> active it to buy tram abroad various kinds of necessary foodxtulfa turDover. Sailor's Death Termed 'Natural' RS70 Debate Is Re-Opened Established 1908 MON., FEBRUARY 25. 1063 ATHENS, Ca. (U P I) — Wallace Bulls ha* resigned as athletic director of Hie University of lieorgla, effec­ tive Thursday, to devote more time to buiines* interest*. Conner t’ rpres OH1-ANDO (U P I) — State Agriculture C o m m i t •fenrr Doyle Conner urgrd today that urban and industrial growth not he perm bled to swallow up agricultural land* and woodlands. Not Too Stable WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Urgency is eitcd by County Engineer William Rush lo the County Commission In five inirislato nnd primary road p r o j e c t s for presentation .March 7 to the State Hoad Department at Del.and. Rush'* recommendation* to the Commission were studied last.Friday afternoon and will be given further study Tues­ day afternoon. A copy of the recommendations w a s re­ leased lo The Herald today by one of the Commission member*. The engineer advised "ur­ gency" for these interstate and primary project*, to tie accomplished hy the SRI) with county.allocated hind*; Stale Road 415, Sanford limit* east to SI. John* River, resurface to 22 foot width in the prc*rnt right-of-way. Stale Road 436. complete four-lanlng we*t from Allanionle Springs lo Interstate 4. State Road 46, construct four laning from French Ave­ nue to Mellonville Avenue. State Road 1(1. repave from 1-4 west lo W'ckiva River. Interstate 4. acquire rightof-way and build interchange at Lake Mary Bouvclard. Further new project* auggcrt«*l by Rush without re­ gard to priority, and estimat­ ed to cost 1 1.16,000: Slate llnnd 413. resurface and widen to 22 feet; S-42.">, rosurfare GrapevIHe Avenue; 8-15, Luke Mary railroad *igna|s; S-127, two-lane right-ofway and construction o f 2.8 miles from U.S. 17-82 at tlie County Home to Glndctville; SR-430, right-of-way and four-lane two mile* from mwr Lake Howell to the Orange County line; Lake Jessup causeway, survey, engineer­ ing ami right-of-way ituips, from (Jindwville to SIC-4IU, and S-127, taing wood to Five Points, survey and riglit-of- way, 3.8 mile*. Hush suggrstrd these pri­ orities from secondary fund*: Bit-tin. Celery Avenue, rosur filer- to 22 feet; SR-426, right-of-way west to 1-4; 8127, right-of-way and conatruct; 811-1(1, right-of-way between French nnd Mellonville Avenues; Slt-126, Im­ provement* anil right-of-way; 8*123, Grape*illc Avenue, re­ surface; Klt-115, right-of-way from Osteen Itridgo to Slt-46; 811-1-16, right-of-way from Lake Howell to Orange Coun­ ty; S-13, roust ruel Lake Mary railroad signals; 8-427, right- Casselberry Charter Meeting Set Today Rhodes First To Qualify Yanks Killed In Pigs Battle? Heart Fund Nets Over $1,000 Merle Warner. Coordinator for the Heart Sunday Fund Drive reported today that in spite of Sunday's had wea­ ther and incomplete report* from many areas, contribu­ tions to the Heart Fund are running above those of last year, with a total of over $1,000 turned in by 9.30 pm. Sunday. "W e expect many more wurkeri lo report in today and Tuesday from seven or eight arcs* around Sanford, and all Ihc outlying area* of the county, which will boost the contributions well over the top," lie said. Mrs. Michael Tamny, Heart Sunday chairman said, **Wc appreciate tlie special effort* put forth by all our volunteer worker* and arra captains, especially In view of the ad­ verse weather condition*," A total of $399.39 wa* proK-nlcd to the Heart A**oclatlon by John Mikler manager of tha Skate City Rink In of-way and construrt from 1782 near Cnunty Home to Gindcrvllkq 8-427, right-of-way from Isongwood to 17-82; Ijtke Jessup causeway, sur­ vey and engineering study, Giiutcrvillr to Sit-118, and S13, Luke Monroe railroad sig­ nal*. Alternate proposal* are: 8R-41S, two-lane, right-ofway and eliminate rurvr*, 1-4 west to laske County; Chuluotn by-pass, right-of-way, S1.1 to SR-118; S11-46, survey and right-of-way map only, Snnfotd end to Volusia Coun­ ty, If) mllrs, and Rear latke Road, extend north to Waklva. Hush also listed last year's work program not let to eontract or committed in tha amount of $651,000 from tha $1,087 million available for hudgetlng, leaving a net for now projects of $436,100. Chairman Douglas Stensirom has ealhsl a meeting of tlm Chamber nf Commerce's long range planning commit­ tee for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the courthouse to offer sup­ port to tho Commission on it* primary and secondary road repair program. Hunt Explosion Probe Underway ★ ★ ★ Annex Study To Be Discussed Ransom Goods Arrive In Cuba NO. 655 415 Labelled Top Primary Project Here senatorial study group ha* re­ ported to President Kennrdy that after seven years of It. Cause of a holler explosion, 8. aid to South Viet Nam the Injuring two employes, at the Department, and J. C. Rob­ country still lack* a stable inson, president of Tradenew llt.ll Product* plant wus government. winds Cafeterias. still undetermined today. Second largest building will Denies Charge A Florida Industrial Com­ be the Tradcvyindx Cafeteria, LONDON (U P I) — Soviet mission inspector niul an HI.II 12.000 square feet and third Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ will be the 10.000 square foot chev has denied allegation* safety engineer from Dallas Liggclt's Drugstore, examined the huge boiler of anti-Semitism in the So­ There will be 2d other viet Union a* a "malicious over the weekend and could smaller stores, many of calumny" on the Russian not determine the cause of the which are already leased, people. with others now tinder negot­ blast. It was reported today iation. hy Everett Riggs, plant man­ Tax Cut Asked Included among these will ager, and Clyde Lovingood, MIAMI REACH (U P I) — he such establishments as a Tlw AFL-CIO executive coun­ eo-ordinntor c f Hunt plants barber shop, lieauty shop, cil lias called (or an Immedi­ and properties from Dallns. jewelry, shoe stores, dress ate $10 billion lax rut this The holler exploded nt 3:15 shops, laundry, cleaners, gill p.m. Friday, Injuring Richard year—a reduction three times shops and many other*, Hom­ a* great is tlie one recom­ l« Hudson, 43. Oviedo, Imilerer said. mended by President Ken­ nnn. and Howard E. Davis, The porkmg lot area will I t, Lake Mary, machine oper­ nedy. he enlarged, under the proator. -ent consliu.-lh n, which ha* Shoot First Riggs said today plant oper. already hern underway for SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P I) al ion i* rinsed until Inter In about two week> Contractor —The United Stales ha* de­ Ilie week, possibly Wednesday. for tlw* shopping center is the cided to permit iis soldiers Seminole Memorial Hospital (ieorge Hunt. Construction to shoot first in the Vietna­ attache* today reported Hud­ Company out of Clearwater. mese guerrilla war without son l* in "critical" condition President Homer said that waiting to bu fired on hy the nod Davis in "serious" condi­ it would he impossible to Communists, it was reported tion. name a (igure a* to Ihc cost today. When the firelaix of the 150. of the huge new shopping horsepower, gas-fired holler center. More Sympathy blew, with escaping i:n* and "Tills Is a multi million WASHINGTON (U P I) — hissing steam, many of the dollar project, and within two Sen. John .Sparkman. (l)-Ala). Discussion of n proposal for women among the 2211 em­ year* we expect to expand today urged the Federal Hous­ a feasibility study to deter­ ploye* fainted and the utllera the 30 otores to lie construct­ ing Administration to Ik* more ed thi* year, lo a total of SO," sympathetic toward perrons mine whether an annex shall ran screaming from the plant. lie cxlnhlished to provide Higgs, who wa* alamiilig he said. In danger of losing llwir courthouse service* in South near ul the time o f the ex­ homes because Ihey fall be­ Seminole County will lie lo-ld plosion, wa* credited witli his hind In FHA-insurcd mortgage hy tho Coil lily Commission tpiick net Inn hi shutting o ff payment*. Tuesday. power to two other boilers be­ Chairman J. C. Hutehlaen fore Ihey could explode. *aid the Commission will dis­ I.ovingnnd said llii* morning cuss tlie proposal of the long the explosion wil« in Ilie fireC m James Joseph Axton, range planning committee, Is.*, blowing nut I ho fire 3,1, of 606 Park Plaza, was Chamber o f Commerce, for tlm III it k. reported in “ improved hut appointment of n special com­ HuiLmi t in blown through critical" condition this morn, mittee to study the idea. a doorway to the outside of A public meeting to dis­ ing ut Oi Undo Air Forra Other matters coming lie- the building. Fellow employe* cuss Ilie proposed new rhartRase hospital. fore the hoard Tuesday morn­ said lie would have been mure Attaches of VAH-tl Squad­ er for tlie Town of Cassel­ ing, General Hutchison said, seriously injured had Hie large ron at Sanford Naval Air berry will l>e held al 7:30 will lie; Hleel door been closed. He was Base, lo which Axton was as­ p. ill. Unlay at tlie Town I la tl. Discussion of opening' and knocked unconscious hy the Meeting with the citizen* signed, said today that Axton stabilizing Montgomery Road; blast. reported to the NAS dispens­ will lie the Ca»*lchcrry Board study with Health Director Davis, with face, head and of Aldermen and inenilsers ary early Friday and report­ Frank Leone of issuing health IztlU) biutkcitcd, holding up his ed he had swallowed a quan­ of Hie Charter Committee. cants to medically indigent severly burned linnds, run tity of mercuric cyanide. food handlers; discussion of lie wa* given emergency needs fur Civil Defense; peti­ treatment at tlie dispensary tion from I.nhr Mary for and removed to Orlando Ah II street light*, ami a hearing hospital. from a Cn«*elhcrry committer fur a drainage program for WASHINGTON (U l’ ll — Lake Kathryn. Senate GOI’ Leader Everett Arthur Rhode* of North OrGeneral Hutchison also said M. Duk*rn said today hr ha* IuikI o today Inrainn the first he will give a brief report on iufoimotion that four Ameri­ H AVANA (U P I)—The Red candidate to qualify fur the (lie loniinisdim'* meeting with can pilots, presumably civil­ Cross charter ship 1‘iiamos March IP election* when lie Retirement Life official* fur ian, were killed in the Ill-fat­ arrived today from New Or­ filed a petition shortly after earing for tlie eounty'a In­ ed Hay of Pigs Invasion at­ leans with another install­ 10 a-m. lo run for the Group digent nursing patient* at n tempt, Ditksea told newsmen the ment of ransom goods for the One Council seat now held hy proposed II r Ilk r y nursing home. John Alexander said lie information was iluveliqu-if hy Ituel Stripling. freed Pigs Ray Invaders. Other ports open ara Unro­ will report on a meeting with Ihe GOP staff Investigating tl was the third ship to ur­ in e here with ransom sup­ of Mayor Frank Fnsula, group Ssrrpta Rest Home rffirlals Ihu 1861 Unban Invasion and, plies since the prisoner baiter three and Clan-nee Memory, for raring for the rounly'a in- he assumes, is known to gov­ ernment officials. jdigrnt ambulatory patients. group five. deal was negotiated. NAS Chief Takes Cyanide SANFORD, FLORIDA BRIEFS SR Warm-Up Trend City not to happy with the Pipeline Co. lease . . . Asking for a perpetual easement . . City will probably want a time limit (five years) . . . will conic out tonight. • • • Our apologies to Maurice Wagner and Harold Johnson. Friday's story on the sland­ er suit hearing referred to them a* "defense attorneys." When, actually, they are at­ torneys for the plaintiff. City Attorney Rifl Hutchison is the defense a Homey r«r the City and City Mgr. Pete Knowles. » • • 4 } % Ily Larry Ycrsbel ^ a u f n r it longwtxtd. proceed* of the Heart Queen Show presented Sunday night by skater* there. Mist Mazie Allen, who told more ticket* than any of tlie other candidate* wa* crown­ ed Queen of Heart* by Hep. Mick Cleveland Jr, (See picture* on page t of today's Herald) screaming through the plant, crying that he was blinded. Nona of the other person* In the plnnl were Injures! hy tl)<* blast, which flung bricks In all directions and blackened the wall of the building, which stands about 50 feet behind the main building. Rigg* said tills morning o f­ ficial* are nt a complete loss a* to the causa. A workman reported he had checked the gauge* nml valves only a few minutes hefura the blast ami all arrmed to bt functioning properly. Safety valve* wero in order, Riggs said, and tha gauges Indicated the atram wa* at proper level and not pointing to the danger mark. Lovingood discounted that any "foreign substance" win in ihe firebox. Load* of spinach and green henna were running In tit* running plant nt the time, and several truck lends of uiiprncessed spinach aat at tha un* loading platform. JFK's Brother Calls Fight Report Silly STOWE, vt. (UIM)— Son. Edward M. Kennedy linn mill’d ridiculous and distorted a report that hn seized a news photographers’ camera and destroyed a film of him at a aid lodge, Philip N. Lawson, 21, a staff photographer for the Vermont Sunday News in Hurlington, said Ken* Liquor Probe Moves To State NEW YORK (U P h -A n In­ quiry into uperalion* of Ilie New York Stale Liquor Auth­ ority (S LA) today spread lo Florida where I l i e slate sought (lie return to New York ol (lie wile of ousted SLA UliulriniiM Marlin E. Eprtrin to testify before a grand Jury. A >pokrsmun lor (he olfice of ilic District A Korney Frank S. Hogan confirmed dial the state was moving on a show cause order in Miami (lu ll Judicial Circuit Court. Dade County, 4:30 p.m.) loduy lo have ullorney* (or Mrs. Ep­ stein loll why she should not tie duelled to return lo New York for appearance before (he grand jury which lias been investigating Ilie SLA. Epstein was fired by Gov­ ernor Rockefeller idler lie re­ fused lo waive immunity when summoned to appear before Hie grand Jury. The jury wus believed lo he In­ vestigating alleged graft and corruption in the SLA. A spokesman said llial As­ sistant District Attorney Dav­ id A. Goldstein went to Mi nml last week wlicru Epstein is recuperating from various illnesses. Goldstein started Ihc court action to force Ep­ stein’s return to New York. Flu Death Toll Rising Hy United I’ rraa International The death Gill edged upward today in the outbreak of flu that baa hit 21 states. Thousands lay ill from some sort o f respiratory ailment*. Asian flu w*a Isolated in 11 slate*. only grabbed Ills camera Sulurduy after he took a picture of Kennedy In ski garb out­ side The Lodge ut Smuggler* Notch. Lawson said Kennedy exIHiseil the film to light, ruining it, and then returned tho camera with its flash uttarh* mint bent niul a seam on it* leather carrying rase tom. A spokesman for Kennedy qunteil the senator *■ saying, “ The story Is ridiculous. It hn* been distorted." The H|nike*mnn snhl Ken­ nedy had spent plenty of tfmn over the weekend posing for professional and a m a t e u r photographers and that whrn Ilie senator asked Lawson not lo use Ilie film Hie photo­ grapher "was very coopera­ tive und bunded over the film." The photographer'* boss, William Loch, publisher o f the newspaper, said the Incident illustrated the “ nuked arroguncr of (lie Kennedy*." "Hriiig a U. 8. senator ha* apparently gone to Teddy Kennedy's Ml-year-old bead," lan-ii said. Kennedy was at the retort with his wife, Joan, Alty. Gen. und Mr*. Hubert F. Ken­ nedy anil their children, and Mra. I!: licit 8. McNamara, wife of ilia defense secretary. Meet O ff BRUSSELS (UIM) — Tito Coin moil Market foreign min­ isters today postponed a po­ tentially explosive discussion of two of France'* key eco­ nomic problem*. Herald Index Rtiilga Classified Comic* Dear Ahby ....., Page 4 Page 9 Page S l ’ugc (1 E d i t o r i a l _______ Page 4 Page 6 Entertainment Legal* Page 9 A 9 Puzzle __ __ ___ Page tt Society — ....- P*K* « S p o rt*____ fa g * 7 4 10 7F �wrnemm f w tir t Page 2— Mon. Feb. to, ’68 S r r ilh Kennedy Defends Tax Program WASHINGTON (U R I) - |their own.” Freslrtrnt Kennedy defended He insisted that the na­ his tax cut program today tion's economic growth "will against widespread attacks , lie stepped up only by lighten­ and called for an end to ing Die repressive weight of "squahhlcs over who will war-time tax rates which put benefit most" from Die pro­ a datnper on private purchas mg power and profits." posed reductions. “ Bui It will not Im stepped The President said his rec­ up by political slogans or ommendation to slash per­ homely analogies," Kennedy sonal and corporate income said. Kennedy said no nation in taxes by tin billion over three years had become a target of history had experienced a d< el P "I u : W! K C century of economic growth eumparablc to that of the United States in the last too years. Hut he warned that if Congress rejects his propos­ als there not only will Im a recession hut there also will tie these cunscquences; —"Tax revenues will con­ tinue year-in-) ear-out lo be insufficient to balance the budget, no matter how tightly Dm administration and Con­ gress control expenditure*.'' “ heated . . . partisan . . . exasperated . . . rash” assaulls. He said lln program 7 *1 "Is now under attack from both Die left and the right." In a speech prepared for delivery at an American llsnkcrs association sympos­ ium on economic growth, Kennedy said he was "not predicting a recession for 1903." Hut he said " if no. Ux rut Is enacted" this year he would i « willing tu make this prediction. "The country will, in Die not too distant future, be struck by its tilth post-war recession, wills a heavy loss of )ohi ami profits, s recordbreaking budget deficit, and an increased burden ut na­ tional -debt." The I'rcsidrnl mentioned im names In asserting (bat "tax reduction wilt pot be passed if each economic group con­ tinues to treat economic growth as a melon to be di­ vided instead of a crop lo be harvested — or it each gruup examines this crop through Die wrong end of a telescope.” "The facts of the matter are, ol course, that the reduc­ tion is fairly distributed through all income brackets," Kennedy said. "And 1 would hope Diet all groups would put the national interest first, and rerogniie that the pros­ pects for tax reduction ami economic growth must nut be endangered by squabbles over who will benefit must. Fur it la tho nation that will bcnullt most from tha pas­ sage of this program — and thu nation that will suffer if they defeat It." CriOclsnt uf Kennedy's program has ranged from the AFLrCIO which wants a quicker tax cut than he has recommended, to business groups winch want ill benufile allotted differently. Whether you grill, fry or broil The bankers association these fryer* they'll fast* bettor and other organDution* — as because they're fresher. Try tome well as a number of key lawthis week. Compare the ta*te. makers—liuvo warned ugninst You'll agree that Winn-Dixie cutting taxes without reduc­ Fryer* ore frether - better tasting. ing federal expenditures. Low in calorie* too. " I ill) not say that It is a Lirrut 3 with food order, please. perfect program, which can­ not lie changed by the Con­ gress, which will satisfy the desires of all groups, or which will achieve all the MORTON Checefete, Ite s a , Coconut, Banana, NoopoMtee growth wi< need as fast as we wish to arhieve It,” Kennedy said. "Hut those who admit the problem, but oppose the pro­ posed solution of a $10 billion top-to-hollo m tax revision, L . . t »-,*i ^ j f 2 i r - fcfeAMi.it J i are under some obligation to put forward a solution of SA V E ^ F Q U E R N OF H E A R T S ut the Skate City Heart Show wax Ml** Marin Allen, who wan crowned with a npnrklliiF tiara by Itcji. Mack Cleveland, Jr., San­ ford attorney at ceremonlcn at tho climax nr tho allow, Sunday. A chock for 89PO.80 was presented to K<1 Simon, prcnltlont of the Heart Council, rivrht, and Mrs. Leonard Munaon, loft, Special Event* chairman. (Herald Photo) II J I New Drive Set On Nuclear Test Ban Talks GENEVA (U P !) — Chlaf U.8. disarmament negotiator William C. Fouler, just back from ronaultationa with Prosl* d»al Kennedy, planned a new drive today to gat the Rusalani to nagotlata on a nu­ clear teat ban. Foster woold not aay whe­ ther he brought new strategy !B t from his fnur days In Wash­ ington, but h« said on his re­ turn Sunday " I am back to attempt to continue efforts to obtain a nuclear test ban treaty." He said he hoped to per­ suade the Kuula ns to r-'open earnest bargaining on the nu­ clear lama. Ilia Russians have dodged tho issue since Dio ITnation dlaamnamsnt confernc» resumod two weeks ago. In Washington the joint Scnate-llouso Atomic Energy Committee called for testi­ mony behind closed doors to­ day from the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency on tho nuclear test ban talks. Foster is director o f thu •fancy. Informed sources In Wash­ ington said tho cloaad hearing wsa called because o f in­ creased opposition in con­ gressional circles to any fur­ ther concessions by the United Steles to achieve a nuclear test ban, During Foster's absence, First Deputy Foreign Ministre Vassill K. Kussntsov, the chief fiuvisl negotiator, loft suddenly for Moscow without explanation. Rome diplomats termed his departure a snub |o Foster. In an attempt to get the talks going, ths West again has lowered It* demands for on-el |u Ins pert ions to police a test ban, lind Organist To Perforin Tuesday at • p.nu the re. now lied blind oigiinisi, Alnlic Marrhul of Paris, will tw heard in a concert at Die First Presliytciian Church In Or­ lando given under tbs apenaorship o f Die Cuiitral Florida chapter of Die Amurican Ouiltl of Organlele. The annminrentant inadr by Mre. George Tuuby, euh-deaii him| a dimetor of Die group, eunl tliut a warm invilalioii is uKlvmlod to all who would enjoy the free concert piny im| by unu i.f the wm Id's top ruuking or­ ganists. In addition to works of Johann Si'luietimi iiuili, Die eminent musician will pluy writings of other . utsliihding rompturrs fur Die King o f Instruraeiils. Highly erolaiumd (or his Intrrprolatiuns as well as for Ills virtuosity bis u|i|o>Hrancc in Orlando ts considered a high poliil in the Central Flo­ rida musical season. A number of Kalifunl |ieoplc have said Hurt they will take HEART SUNDAY rut urn* allow n tmrprlsmu Haiti over Inal year’* result*, official* ropurletl Suntlny afternoon duspltu bad wtmther which ltupt many worker* Indoor*. Hum Mr*. Juckiu Caulo and Merle Warner, coordinator* chuck the maps of the city fur thosu which Ittivu been covered. Heart* indicated completed area*. ' (Herald Photo) es5 'riefs Win11 Dixie Mules, Inc., recurded a 7.49 percent increase in sales during Dio ay week period ended Feb. u com­ pared with Die corresponding IN'iitHl a year ago, it was announced. Tliv volume was $5ot>,V27,DI2 compared wil.i $47l.tM3.117 lust year, an ilhiviuo of 131,1141,125. Fur Utu 1 week period cuded Fob. a, salt s were $44,999,121 compared With $30,950,MU. tin inertia sc of $J.in.*.52S or 0.45 percent over tthia. An increase also was re­ corded lor Die a; week tieriod ended Feb. a when sales Io­ ta kid $101.70;'.5X7 compered with ITiUl.UUl.aJtl last year, an Increase of ftl.iai.35ti or 5 3t> percent. Winn-Dixie, whleh operates a mi tuber o f supermarkets In Die local area, now has Dili advantage of thia rare op­ retail stores throughout the portunity to enjoy this- con­ South compered with 547 units cert of Alarchal'a. a year ago. Wb» would like In thunk 1 mII mir fi IrmU wiul nolif!)• 1 l»oia ami v»pi-i mlly llm Ki1 il<'li<i Stinduy Si liuol Class of tbu F i i » l Kaptlal CllUlX'h, fur llii’lr kindne.s duiliitt Dm .I,-.'lit of Mrs. Audi vy Uishop. N. L. ilixliup and Family ,nA,“LOW ll,,r4 / 2 y O r ? iu a* Mo n t h s ad r a y P a r ia n © U f frANtOHU MEM HER F.II.I.C. iw ls w , Es H E R . Quantity Right* Reserved Prices Good thru February 27th •orritttoMT — wim o t i f o wi , mm, — mm* c- TVS C o r n e d B««f *-59/ lA T J tm . , tl-s s . M *. W ie n e r s 39/ SWIFTS PREMIUM Sli. Bacon MORTON Mecerossl I Ckeeae ee Cream Pies 2 ~89 Spaghetti 5 j s i e o ac tm Box. PKGS. ‘ 1. a a aaaB W M B B flB g a i SAVE «e IA. . . ASTOR YELLOW CLING Cashier Honored Ity Jos* Msgln Mrs. Harry ( Frances| Gore of Chulnot a recently was lion* ois'd at a luncheon of I'ulills Chain managers and super­ visors held in 1-ukcland Mrs Gore, chosen Top Cashier of an Orlando Tubbs More, re­ ceived uu orchid and an elec­ tric hair dryer. Peaches 4 aw CANS SAVE 10* IA. . . THRIFTY M AID Tomato Juice 46-ox. CAN SAVE *« EA. . . THRIFTY M AID to tuking care of tho chit- dien, th e sn|ie'l Inteiident pointed out that It la luiportaut not tu iv'lloo the purcuts or the rt-mumliig purent of the Slltlte ie-polisit,ilit), but encoutagei liini to visit the child, to contribute what ho can, win) pluu fur a day when the child call coni» home, Then! is no uuu wIn-in mure care urn! cum cm is giv­ en tliun in thu fluid of histitutiunol child cure. Kupciiutendent Johns said. CAR D OF THANK,S Mont hit 1nut ailment* *’ i ' ew Cur I-iniincing Current M l / e "W FRYERS In a child, Dr. Johns pointed out. "It is almost Imposslhla for a chilli to blume his par­ ents, fur In denying his par­ ents, ho loses Ills own Identi­ ty," he said. ‘ ‘Although we tend to think o f pcuplo who cannot or will not support thylr children as “ no good", in truth, PS per­ cent o f them want to he good parents hot they don't know how, or they are physically or financially unahlo to do su," lie said. Dr Johns said that fur this reason, tin, home does not Work with rid hit oil alone, hut also with Die parents, to help them Inv nine uhle tu meat their responsibility, ami many Dim* children can bo hack with Jlielr parenta within tliice years. " ( ’Imrcli altenilnnco Is most important," Dr. Julius emphusued. "I.t-ss Iini u five per­ cent of these, childien huve ever Mttem|"d any church, . . there is no teul unity in tho family." 1 r Compit re . . . Our Lower FRESH . . SUNNYLAND GA. or FLA. GR. “ A " WHOLE Children 'Affected' When Placed In Home There Is no inaro traumatic experience for a child than when he has to lie (duct'd in an "orphanage", or "chil­ dren's limns", Dr. T. M. Johns, superintendent of the Florida Iluptlst C'lllldrMi's Home ill lakeland told Kiwunlan* Wednesday, Dr. Johns said that huforu World War II, must children found in Die homes were •‘whole" orphans, those with both parents dead or having ahundmust him. "Now, however, we have mostly ‘'hulf.oiplums". Ihrse are children with at least one living patent who Is unwill­ ing or unal.lt) In earn for him," Dr. Johns said. A child Is almost nnvtr aide to understand why his parcotn would "give nit< up", and the e x p o r i o n e u dinette deep wounds and turrlhli, confusion —‘‘ Unemployment and un­ used business capacity w-ili remain at or above their present high levels, creating a lack uf investor confidence at home and a tack of confi­ dence In the dollar abroad.” —''Treasures for a 33-hour week, for restrictions on im­ ports and automation, and fur large 'quickie' tax cuts and sharply increased federal spending will all grow beyond manageable limits.” YOll'1.1. NEVER KNOW HOW THE HUMAN VOICE CAN CHANGE UNTIE YOU HEAR A WOMAN QUIT NAGGING HER HUKIIAND TO ANSWER THE RHONE. Catsup 2 12-ox. BOTTLES FRESH, FANCY TENDER YOUNG POLE SAVE 20s EA. . . BLUE or WHITE DETERGENT Giant Arrow 39^ Giant Tide 4 9 ' ~ SAVE SO* EA.', . Limit 1 wGh $5.00 Older or mois- BEANS BOX 1 ALL BRANDS . . (King Site A Filtar vuiton $2.29) I 1 1 K 1 1 | Al/rOMO/'/VF . . 1*/ 4* | jlo,, — f. , f’ A 2 8 .4 1 5 Cigarettes REG. SIZE CARTON $ ^ 1 9 2 Fresh, Firm Green Heed* C a b b a g e u 10/ Dixie Darling PAN ROLLS IK j/. 51 ^M Lln.lt I With ft'uud Uidtr ft.* ♦* myr'pgf �Gregory Grabs Art Honors A t Annual Show Versatile Beth Gregory. an active and enthusiastic artist who refuses to he placed ill any category, took a ribbon in every category' which she entered at the Font l h An mud Mis. IIIn Spencer took all three ribbons in the Abstract 1or non-objective painting divi­ sion, She also took a third place ribbon for tier still-life picture. Mrs. Mildred II a b e o.e k Art Show held at the Civic president id the Art Associa­ Center, Sunday. tion this year won a red ribMi*. Gregory, a past presi­ Ihui for her portrait presenta­ dent of the A it Association, tion ami Miss Freddie Bradand a private ait teacher, won fold placed tliiid io that cate­ First Place blue ribbon for gory. In the youth division, there her Still Life, a gold-hackground-flecked poitruyul of wot* two ribbons in each the traditional fruit: a first place, lor two age group*. First place ribbons went to place for her portiail of a young Orlando dancer in a Sliauds Wallace and to Ikinuy Basque costume; amt first Smith; second place to Clyde place for her painting of two Harris and Llieiit Wallace and third place to Judy Itales and giraffes, She took thin! place in another painting o f l)ii any Smith's. l-undsciipi *. Art Association officials es­ First phue in Landscapes went to Georgia Hall for her timated that more than fioo wculhcr-bciitcu beach cottage people visited the allow this perched among t h e s a n d year, in spite of the Inclement dunes; ami Kduiu Stowe's weather. Comments by viewers indi­ painting took second place in cated that tile quality of the the landscape division. Gielclien Lewis Ciowell won paintings seen this year has the second place ribbon in the ■shown a steady improvement Animal division and ,1m* Math- since the first showing, held four years ago. lex took Ihild. SANFORD ARTIST. Mrs. Moth (Iivjriny swept the awards for painting in Ocer gOO paintings were en­ all categories Sunday, winning three first place lililxm*. She is shown tered and were displayed in here, (far ritfht) with Mayor Toni McDonald, (left), Mrs. I la SjHuuer, groups under the six divisions first place in Abstracts: and Mrs. (ieoip'ia Hall, first place in Landscape. which they represented, in­ Mrs. Crepory was first in Animals, Portraits and Still Life. (Herald Photo) cluding I. s n d sc a p e s . Ab­ A meeting of live Credit stracts, Still Life, Animals, Women'* Breakfast Club i* and Youth Division. scheduled for 7:45 a. in. at the Pineerest Inn. Wednesday and all members are request­ ed h* attend. I amis Girard, director of tlie diversified Cooperative HAVANA (PPM — Premier Training program at Seminole Tin* U. S. Coast Onset Auv- Auxiliary will conduct the Fidel Castro, speaking a leu High School will speak to the iImry's Klght-h'**on cmirsi- in eonme. Sheriff llirhhy and the hours alter the announcement group on "Credit education Hindi* Srumunchip and Sufi* .Suirfonl lloat Club me spon­ of new rationing measures, to­ ' for the Young Adult." Boat Handling w i l l b c g i n soring the course in older to day predicted better limes Wednesday evening at b |i, in. promote safer boating ia lire ahead for the Cuban people. Some snakes have been at the Semimdu County Court area. "What we have now arc the known to exist from one to The public is invited, and fruits of Hie past," Castro two yea is without food by ab­ House. Kegixliutiun will bejjtit ut Tittll, Classes will he the only ctarme made in S'd said in all address lo a medi­ sorbing their own fat. lii’M ihiiiughuul tin* coni m' on for the lesson manual and all cal con,re*s attended largely Wednesday evening* at K p in. mate rials ttseil durian the en­ li) delegates from itussia, the The course is designed for tire colli sc. For Soviet satellites and Commun­ all those interested In pleasure ist China. P ro p e rty Uniting. Such subjects us "One day ue shall reap the Itules of the Itouil. Aids to (iospcl Meets fruits of the present." Navigation, U*e of the CornA series o( Cuspid meetings Castro's two.hour speech in puss ami Churls, and Pilot* are scheduled fur Hie Paula the Charlie Chaplin Theater ing will he taught. For tlume Church of Christ, beginning —his second in two days— successfully completing llie tonight ami running through was one of the mildest in course u United States Coast March It. The series will lx*- some lime and included only Guard eertificulc from the Till gin,at 7:3U p nc each night a few attacks on American CnsuiiKy Coast (iuutd District will In* anil tun services will he held "imperialists" and p-o-Amer­ I N NORTH PARK FA 2-0:M auaided. U. S. Count (iiiunl on Sunday, at 11 a. in. ami at ica n president of Venezuela, certified inatiuvlois of the (1 p. m. Hamuli* Betancourt. ★ ★ ★ Credit Women To Hold Meet Basic Seamanship Course Castro Predicts Slated To Open Wednesday ’Better Times’ TERMITES SWARMING? x^CARRAW AY ^ McKIBBIN A C K N T U R Y O F C O M M F .R C IA L H A N K IN G We are proud to join commercial banks throughout the nation in commemorating the 100th anniversary of the National Currency Act of 1863, which established our present dual system of state and national banks. yen d, B a n k O viedo O V I E D O * r L O R ID A 1U SANFORD NATIONAL or M k ia s * FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25th & Park ’ Open !• til B Mon. • Thunt. - Frl. B til li Tucs. - Wed. • Sul. -Your No. 1 GE Dealer in Central Fla. ★ FIRST IN SIZE * FIRST IN SERVICE * FIRST IN PRICE GE FROST FREE ~ f /c o s t C fv n o u L * FROST NEVER FORMS not even in the Freezer' �A m a t e u r N ig h t Yon can make oat • pretty im­ pressive case today that more and more Americans are participating In sports, in musical activity, In home-grown theatre and so on. Also, though the record la some­ what spotty, the big spectator ■ports, at musical events, at New York ’s celebrated thenters (even during the long newspaper strike). Y et, with some exceptions, the work o f performers in many public fields has taken on a curiously "g ra y ” look. 71 Dr. Crane’s Don't W orry, It's N ot Coming Out of Your Pocket!" W o r r y C lin ic Baseball seems to have altogeth­ e r too many faceless men. The stars o f the concert stage appear to shine less brightly. Broadway exists most­ ly on a diet o f noisy musicals and imported British plays. "Participation” is a wonderful thing. But there is also much to be said fo r the constant example and inspiration o f our most gifted per­ forming at thoir best. Today the ex­ ample is not as strong and steady as it should be. H o m e F ro n t C h a lle n g e These days tho world struggle against communism domlnstes the federal budget, consumes 80 per­ cent o f the President's time, pre­ empts the thoughts o f millions o f citizens as international matters nev­ er did in decades past. Our very survival can hang in the balance as vital decisions are mude. The strength o f our free world alli­ ances is under constant test. The race to beat our adversaries in space commands our highest reaources. The future independence o f oples struggling upward may Inge on what we do. Y et it Is misleading to suggest from this that those decisions which affect principally tho domestic sphere o f life are by comparison easy choices. A notion seems to be afoot that, not simply on the surface but in re­ ality, our home front arguments are almost wholly over money. Programs bearing on housing, education, wel­ fare, highways and the like rcvolva largely around how much to spend. But some thoughtful appraisers o f 19G3 America are venturing to suggest that our decisions In these fields need to be Invested with much more qunlitlve judgment than they are getting. For example, we are spending not much le u than 14 billion in federal funds this year fo r our interstate highway system. That is a fair-sized piece o f the U. 8. cash budget The decision to spend sums o f such else on U. S. highways was made years ago. But w u it the only crucial one? Around one big eastern city a complete belt highway now serves motorists. Around another, a similar licit is partially finished. But already skeptics are saying it should have been designed for eight lanes rather than six, to meet rising traffic londs. A t a recent session o f tho Hlghwuy Research Board, which studies a broad range o f highwuy problems, Charles Zwick o f the Rand Corpora­ tion suggested In a paper that trans­ portation systems for tomorrow can be properly conceived only if some very refined judgments aro made. It is not enough just to muke proitions o f future population, numr » o f cars expected, nnd so on. What kind o f dwellings will peo­ ple be living in 7 What changes will occur in the make-up o f industry? Will people have more time for rccreatlon? Will their current urge for privacy in transportation (the auto­ mobile) continue or diminish? Engineers may argue persuasive­ ly about ways to move large numbers o f people cheaply and effectively. Rut before vast sums are laid out, says Zwick, we had better know what people really want, where they will In fact wish to go In leisure time and where they will have to go in work hours. The immense traffic burdens which often descend quickly upon "highways o f tho future” suggest that some o f these matters are be­ ing foreseen only dimly. Domestic concerns are in the background today. Y e t their com­ plexities, properly weighed, are hardly less challenging than those of the international scene. e Letters To Dear Sir: I biva read every article that hat been written in our Sanford Herald concerning the four 13 year old boya who Were held in tho county Jalf. It intcrcsta mo becauie—but lor tbo grace of God, it could Weil have been my boya. A good many year* back ■ aim- OUR The E d ito r liar thing happened to eome of their friende. I naked the one who waa a very dot* friend of thalr'a, “ Did you ateal candy I " He nniwered (which can bo taken in eev. oral waya) “ No, I waan't with Ihem." In following the itory in the Sanford ^Herald, I hove had B O A R D IN G HOUSE <C R E A T C A E S A R / T H IS IS THE U N & N TC M O F T H S A A E , „ HtLL, M A 3 0 * / m i6 I* A HOUOH (OCA OP HOW THB BKIDrtf:\MATEA M R -H R iD O e W A T E R / O F S CO UR SE t N EVER FO R SACOUNB PIUS OPERA Us/ OF A N IN S T A N T H A D A N Y COURSE TM ALREADY PLAriD O U B TS A B O U T YDUR l NINO IMPROVEMENTS/ AFTER T M S C a Y g R Y -* B U T T H E AU. ,*TH6 WRIGHT BROTHERS S IM P L IC IT Y O P IT A L L I* . OlONT FLY A SET AT KITTY — HAWK/ ABSOLUTELY a s t o u n d i N */ deep feetiag for everyone con­ cerned. J, being e parent of a number o f children, d ire aol lay, “ My child would NEV­ ER DO • thing like that!” Beciuie, tho longer I am e parent I know that THEY MIGHTI Wa never know juai how another peraon feela un­ t i l ! we have had an identical problem. 1 feel that Ihe Daddy of the child h n bean deeply hurt, and that aa he haa aald, he Itaa *hettercd wards of the court at time*. He can iim llili vary happening lo help blm In that type of work. Ho will he much better equipped for the work e i time passes and hla problem la not ao clo*o lo hla heart a i It ia now. A mlnliter'a *<m was arm ted. He aiked hit congre­ gation to do Iho tame for him that he had told them to do for other* In like cate*. The congregation had not ea peel­ ed him lo fill bis place In the pulpit at all that Sunday. (Name withheld upon request) jcs.rr* a | -ill Matter Of Fact Mead ia an alcoholic drink made by Ibe fermentation of hooey mixed with water. (Sometime i yeait la added to accelerate fermentation.) Alcoholic drlnka made from hooey were common among Page 4 Sanford, Florida, Mon., February 25, 1968 the ancients and during the Middle Agaa, particularly In the northern countries where WALTSCSI A. UIK LOW, KUITOK AND r i l U I M U u a a r vkm iu kl kuw aku a. u k iiw o u s grapes did not flourish. Managing KJlior Ad venial ng Director dl'UV WKLLB JANIK L. SMOBMAStBK coualf Kdltor Uu*ln*M Miaaiar ib c k u a PAasaa Secure Kdltor H O T M IO u lJ IB O T H A M Feature Bailor bhimlhv jonisa ClM*l(le« U a u iir T H A N K V O L T O L IN H Circulation r u n WBLLa Meoiiaaleal lupL • iiaeCUIPTlON BATKU a . Mall la a la .lt ( aaal. All ultaa Its Weak 1 Year 4il.se 1 Year i.co a Mouth* » . » ( Meath* rao i ai unth* a.** a MoaUi* 1.00 I Month 10 * I Month If. B. Pealal R*aul*tlon* (irovlUu that all nail eub*cri|>tlona ba paid la advance. Mewe DaUiar, Bntcred aa aocond claaa matter October IT, l i l t at tha r »* t Office e l Sanford. Florida, under Ik* Act at Contra** or Kerch. Th* Htrald U a inamhar of lb* United Frtu which I* antltlad •iclutlraljr to tho u*« for rapublioaUon of all tha local aowo printed In ttl# newapap-r. Burial Insurance Pays $1,000 Cash . . . You may be qualified for 11,000.00 life Insurance . . . »o you will not burden your loved one* with funeral and other expense*. This NEW policy ia especially helpful to those be­ tween do and SO. No medical examination la required. OLD LIN E LEG AL TIESERVE LIKE INSURANCE. . . . No agent will call on you. Free information, no obliga­ tion. Tear out this ad now. , . . Bend your name, addreea and year o f birth to: No part of any material, nowa or advartlilne, at thl* odltlon af Tho Sanford Itorald may h* reproduced In aap manner with­ out written permUaloa at tha publlabtr of Tho Harold. Any CENTRAL SECURITY LIFE Individual or firm responsible tor such reproduction will bo D e p t C-S4S *on*id*r*d a* Infrlnelnc on Tho Herald'* eopyrleht nnd wilt ho 1411 Weet RoaodaW fc*td Habit tor daman** undtr Ui* law. Puhilahtd dally accept Fort Worth 4, Taxaa Naturday, hunday and Chriilmaij publlahcd Saturday pncudlnt Adv. O l(p t n u Peter Edson P o litic al N o te b o o k WASHINGTON (N E A ) — down that every congressional James MacGregor Duma of candidate should support the Williams College spent a few President. Such a victory would bring daye in Wnthlngton recently, with it, according to Ilurns, doing a little missionary work the reorganisation o f Congress oil hla plan for reforming to permit the party caucus everything ha aaya la wrong and policy committee to func­ with American politic*. Ha tion more effectively in sup­ port o f the Preeliient'e pro­ didn't make much progress. grams. There would bo mere The Rurna program, sot party discipline uud much less forth in hla naw bock, “ The Independence and free wheel­ Deadlock o f Democracy," has ing on major issue votes. the revealing subtitle “ Four Rurns think* the Democratic I'arty Politics In America.” Party cannot live forever on Dr. Rum* Is not the discov­ erer of thla phenomenon—nor tho issue* inherited from the tha first to complain about I t Roosevelt and Trumun eras. Ills first 300 pages give tha Get swny from Issues like history o f how this system food, clothing and shelter, he developed. The last 75 tell say*. Taka tho path laid down what hs thinks should lie dons by Arthur Hchlrslnger Jr., to­ wards “ qualitative liberalism." about It today. Let the government support Instead of throwing up hla hands In despair and saying the arts, education, civil that nothing can ba done to rights, a vast expansion of prevent any one of the four recreational fucilitlcs, urban minorities In Congress from renewal, Improve the tone, ef­ thwarting the will o f a ma­ ficiency, imagination and sen­ jority and stalemating major sitivity of government itself White House prepnsuls, Ilurns and "Insist on the superior presents a program by which Use of iimss media.*' Whatever tills Inst menus he says President Kennedy Is not explained, but it seems m'ght change the aystem. . This would Involve a root- to Imply that the press, radio, and branch reorganising and television, movies, theaters, strengthening o f the Presi­ and maybe even p h o n o gra p h dential Democratic party, as records nr tapes should do distinguished from the Con- more o f an educational nr greeilonsl Democratic party. propaganda job for whatever It would have tha national party may control the White party establish ita own con­ House. A lot o f this now platform gressional district organisa­ tion*, financed, directed and may sound something like the ■taffed by national headquar­ present administration's news ters. State and local party or­ management nnd many cul­ ganisations would still he used tural programs, which al­ but only as branches of the ready aren't receiving whole­ hearted support. national party. There is nothing wrong with The purpose of this, accord­ ing to Ilurns, would ht> to Burns having uu Idnullstla have Kennedy reelected In program. That is one o f the 10(14 by euch a big vote that thing* professors are for. Rut ha could carry into Congress front the standpoint o f prac­ on his .cattail* tho whopping tical politics, it is difficult to majorities which President ■re that many or any o f the change* he suggests are going Roosevelt won In 10.1t). Aa a matter o f fact, this ts to be accepted by congression­ also the objective of the Pres­ al, stale atm local political ideill’s Wblt- H iiuro political Irudui*. These leaders are henchmen. A t tho recent ■till firmly in the suddle and Democratic national commit­ ■how no inclination to budge. tee and Itata chairmen's meet­ Congressional progressives ing in Washington, the 1004 of both parties this year ere campaign Una waa handed making desperate efferts to W A T CH ! F or change some o f their worst and moat obsolete rulte and practices. Tha going ia tough. I f Congress can agreo os a first step to tho establishment o f a commission Just to study the question o f Ita reorganiia lion, that will bo u much as you can expect thla year. I f such n ctcnmlsaion could get Congress to agree on h few basic recommendations like Insisting on the germaneness of debate, curbing the seniority system, staffing of c o n g re a a io n a l committees, curbing of congressional Jun­ keting uiul puyrull padding, raising the ethical standards for congressmen, and defining what constitutes a cceifllet o f Interest to end it* abuse*— that would be about all you could expect for 1664. B a rb s Ity Hal Cochraa Car sickness comes to youngsters most any time and to grown-ups when payments cornu due. When a man can't de ef. flee work at home It's likely there are several little rea­ so n a running around the house. The tranqailixer death of Marilyn Monroe highlighted the fed that haa swept America. Bat England ia also on a t r n n q n l l l x e r "binge” with over 7,000 bar­ biturate poisonings every year. I f you suffer from In­ somnia, then employ Ihe simple “ horse sense” mesaore# below. Don't penalise year liver end kidneys with sleeping pills! CASE 0-467: Doris D., ag­ ed 27, is n housewife. “ But, Dr. Crane,” her wor­ ried husband began, "Doris feela that she cannot go to aleep at night without taking tranquilixera or sleeping pills. “ I have argued with her ■bout It, but that ju it makes matters worse. "For when aha gets excited or nervous and tense, then she takes double doses. "Isn't It unwlie to becoma an addict o f sleeping p ills !” Yea, the tranquilizer e rn e that haa swept America, is costing the lives o f many vic­ tims. And in England, under so­ cialized medicine, the doctors are now hounded by patients who constantly demand tran­ quilizers. In fact, England has been on a tranquilizer "binge’ 'aver since the advent of socialized medicine. Thus, ovtr 7,000 esau of barbiturate poisonings p e r year are the toll that England la paying. Suicides have l i k e w l a e zoomed alarmingly, for it is ■o easy to swallow a handful of pills In a fit o f anger or depression. Here In America Hollywood ii especially noted for ita tranquilizer hinge, hut New York City probably runs a close second. For the fad has developed nowadays o f taking tranquilIscra and of having your own personul psychiatrist (psycho­ analyst in Jlollwood). That's another evidence of the neurotic Juvenility of mil­ lions o f mqdern Americans. Fur you don't need drugs to give you the restful effects o f slumber! Instead, just lie down! For when your body is In the hori­ zontal position, your total height drops from 5 or 0 feet lo loss than ONE foot. Obviously, that change In posture gives your faithful heart a chnnco to get Ita needed rest. For it took much more power to pump your 6 quarts of blood up a vertical height of 6 feet than it docs whan your maximum hsight is but one foot. Ba your blood p r e s g u r o drops. And your heart mey A westerner Is eulng cause ha found a tack in fruit cake.. The food tax some cities irks a let people. be­ hi* in of ...h o w s fm p lo It Is t o g e t a lo a n fro m u s Offer Slated For Navy Base GREEN COVE SPRINGS (UPI>—The City Commlialon will oiler the General Ser­ vices Administration $750,000 for the disused naval base near here which the slate al­ ready has agreed to buy. The city bid, adopted In resolution form by the com­ missioners last week, Is $129,GOO higher than the price the state agreed to pay USA for the property. LOANSUPTO$800 —G.A .C.FINANCE CORPORATI ON -SANFORD11! W. First SL....FAIrfn 2-3749 -ORLANDO421 N. Oringi Ave, GArdsn 4-3505 401 W. Central Blvd. GArdsn 3-6491 1243 L Colonial Dr,GArdin 5-2641 EST. 1 9 3 5 'NiU S UKKA+NNCCgf A T *A J A W # iN yJipvci.ty 114 So. Phone We Palmetto F A 2-0814 Are Headquarters Fur — GEORGIA - PACIFIC Pre-finished Plywood Paneling Many Heautifiil Colors from A R M ST R O N G P r h t i V a m i Ii m J Jt A doctor say* diet affecte looks to some degree. We know some people who must eat prunes. then alow down a eouple of "How To Stop the Liquor A beats per minute (120 per Tobacco Habits” enclosing a hour and 1,080 fur 0 hours of stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents. sleep). (Always write to Dr. "But, Dr. Crane, I can't fall Crane In care of this news­ asleep when I go to bed,” paper. enclosing n long 4 many of you will proteiL cent stamped, addressed en­ So what! Your body gets velope and 20 cents to cover the main advantage o f sleep, even if you are awake, If you typing and printing costs when you send for one of will Juit keep in tha horizont­ his booklets.) al position. But many o f you goad your nervous system prior to going to bed by drinking cola bever­ ages, tea or coffee and then want to counteract that caf­ feine prod by tranquilizere. Get smart. Cut out the bed­ time caffeine nnd you will not feel ao much need of tranquilIzera. Also, light your bed lamp, if you can’t aleep, and then read an educational hook or magazine. Try the Bible, for a change. Any textbook will usually lull you to sleep in a hurry and -be far cheaper than tran­ quilizers. Besides, drugs place an ex­ tra load on your liver and kidney*. ao give your organs a break and quit being Iran*quillzer addicts. So send for my booklet Met hMM. picture L. •J FROM QUALITY ^ 1001 SALE -s *1w Kee Ue For KODAK CAMERAS. Film and Finishing F A 2-0500 SANFORD, Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP FLA. 210 8. DARK AYE. REMODELING - Residential or Commercial W A IT ! M ary C arter’s 5th ANNIVERSARY SALE Fri. and Sat., March 1 and 2 FREE PAINT TREM EN DO U S W E DO BARG AIN S NflqCafa 209 W. 1st. St. THEM A L U PA IN T S Sanford, Fla. Sho& m a/uzA 211 W. 25th STREET FREE E S T IM A T E S C O N S T R U C T IO N COM PANY PHONE FA 2-3103 �•* •*' 1 if * v EHf Sta te S u b s id iz in g Hom e R a cke ts VanforB Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to (Special to The Herald) By HAROLD RUMMEL Staff Writer Gatoeavllle Daily Sun GAINESVILLE—Tli e state la "subsidising” homo repair racketeer!, Rep. William 0*. Neill, chairman of a special Legiilative Council sub-com­ mittee. disclosed during a public hearing here Friday. He said he has found sev­ eral instances where welfare allotments were increased to meet payments on suspect mortgages. Rep. A. J. Thomas, com­ mittee member from Starke, said he has mode similar findings. The disclosures came while Mrs. Margaret Qulmby, director of Use Per­ ry office was testifying before the committee. O'Neill asked her If she wns aware of the subsidies. Mrs. Qulmby ssid lior office hadn’t increased allotments ★ ★ for payments on (radulcnt mortgages, but she lias hoard of other offices doing it. Welfare recipients victimis­ ed in her area aircady were getting near the niaixmum al­ lotment, site said. ‘ “We could­ n't have raised them enough to do any good,” she said. No one had exact figures on how much state money has been spent on the mortgage payments, or how often it has been done. The Legislators were quick to explain they weren't criti­ cising the Welfare Depart­ ment for its actions. They ssid they merely wanted to bring out a little more of the seriousness of Lite problem afflicting Florida. “ Not only the poor and un­ educated whose names are on the mortgages are being fleeced. Every lax payer is getting it," Thomas said. If ★ ★ ★ ★ welfare didn't try to help the people, they might l*c thrown out of their homos and put in a worse plight than ever be­ fore. In oilier testimony at the Friday hearing, criticism went so far as to question the basic tenet tiehind the shell home industry—economy. Phillip I. Eminer, a local contractor and vice chairman of the National Association of Home Rudders' low income housing committee, said the final price on a finished shell home is frequently high and the quality low. "The buyer Is supposed to save money by doing the fin­ ishing work himself," Emmcr explained. " I know of instances where a private Individual has to pay twice as much as a con­ tractor does for the same ma­ terial. These low Income fam­ ilies usually can't pay cash ★ ★ cither, so they have interest charges added to that," Kmmer said. “ Even after het has paid for the work, he usually hat nothing because he just has no mechanical ability," said Emitter. Emitter s a i d immediate cadi outlay is almost always necessary for the shell home buyer. Builder* often don't include even simple plumb­ ing, healing and electrical wiring in the product they doli\ ered. Investigator Oliver Wetherholt of the Florida Sheriff* Bureau. said it's becoming everyday stuff for him to find mortgage forgeries, unfinish­ ed jobs, very inferior work- in a n s h i p . misrepresrnled prices "and other malprac­ tices." Wetherholt’* work lias led to warrants being Issued for Hi persons in Alachua, Levy and Putnam counties. One w arrant is for forgery, (lie rest for grand larceny lie said ho has found jobs where the price charged was tu limes the value of Ihe work. Wetherholt testified also that a former repair sales­ man told him recently lie watched an officer of one firm hold a mortgage up to n window so he could Irnnsfcr a signature onto it from a blank piece of paper. Harry l.a> field, Alachua County investigator who has assisted Wetherholt h e r e , shooed the committee a pac­ ket of documents he said were used by one firm. It was covered by a credit applica­ tion and included a mortgage, a completion certificate, a quit claim deed and a mort­ gage assignment. All were signed in blank before the job was started, l.ayfield said. "Those salesmen can shuf­ fle these papers like a ma­ gician with a deck of cards," Laj field said. WrntR) Mon. Feb. 25, ’63— Pape 5 e x c e s s a c id QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Atir About 15 Dov Trio/ Offer! ■■ > O n r fir, million nseksfu. c l tha WILL* *0 TNtArMXNr tun two mid In tdtrt nt irmntufna of datms anting Irma l l t s u t h and Dm i « . hs4 Utasn du» in Su­ n n A il* -e s m D I(H ttM ,S ** v o u U *s s t Slsmaah, Ossa lusts. M w t l s m , t i n s IsamMS. sta.. du» to Kama A dd. Ask Inf -W illard's Mtatata" shvh lulls nplains Ihti luma irtaifntnt—flee—e l Faust* Drag Store .McRcynoldt Drug Co. Houmlllat & Anderson Drugs Tourhton Drug Co. ★ Abuse Curbs Stressed GAINESVILLE - Suggest­ ions offered at a special Leg­ islative Council sub-committee hearing here Friday on waya to curb wholesale abus­ es within the shell home and home repair Industries: —Provide stiff penalties for notary publics who guarantee signatures on mortgages they haven’ t witnessed. Investiga­ tions show many notaries have failed to witness mort­ gage signatures. —Pass a law giving each county permission to institute building codes at will, instead of getting Legislative approv­ al of each code. —Tighten licensing laws to insure the competency of each builder. —Establish public housing authorities with power to keep tabs on fraudulent oper­ ations and eliminate t h e slums where illicit repairmen often prey. —Provide more public bous­ ing. —Require builders to es­ tablish reserves to liavk each mortgage t h e y assign to someone else. Tighten securities regula­ tions on firms that deal in mortgage papers. They pres­ ently don’t cover firms that hold papers—only mortgage brokers. —Attach stiff penalties to the retail sales act and cx- tvtvl il spuclfkwtly Co home repairmen and shell home builders. It would rcq....c more complete and specific contracts. —Revise the law pertaining to "good faith purchasers." When the validity of a mort­ gage is questioned, most holders now claim merely they purchased it in good faith from the builder. "I'm sure some of these people have larceny in their hearts," one witness aaid. —Require contractors, es­ pecially those from out of state and out of town, In post performance bonds guaran­ teeing they'll finish each job satisfactorily. I N T E K N A T IO N A L beauty Monique llngby of Sweden, newly elect­ ed Miss United Nations, is enthroned in Palmu, Spain. O VER 3a Y E A R S At First A I'uliuctlo (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. 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See your electric appliance dealer today Ait Electric Dryer or Wether will help quel* Ify your home fo r the MEDALLION * //UM J i* o M&Jfofh&SMkdML ./re c m c *. root GOLDEN HOLLT FLORIDA ORAHGE JUICE 5 ^*1°° BOSTON BONNIE /****£ FLORIDA POWER* I HftM riO L IG H T COM PANY W. B e ll Burn. H IB A 207 M t f . A „ FISH STIX 3 as. *100 limit -1 please EATING OR ROME BEAUTY COOKING PPLES LBS FANCY SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER LGfi HEAD ft �Pnjre 6—Mon. Feb. 25, '63 By Abigail Van Buren Reunion Enjoyed By Masey Family BROTHERS AND SISTERS of the Muscy family were nil together for the first time since they mnrrled and left homo at a recent reunion. Front row from left are William, Ernest and Reggie Steak Cookout Enjoyed By Zeta X i Chapt Members of the Zelti XI Chapter o f Beta Sigma l ’hl held the monthly social in the form o f • "steak cookout" at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilson, on Kosnlla Drive. •Fred Wilson and Rob Morrla did an excellent, Job o f propuring the aleake which weio served with baked bean*, po­ tatoes, tossed salad, coffee, rake uml dessert. Those enjoying the evening with the host* were Mr. ami Mrs. Hob Morris, Mr. and Mr*. Ilorvoy Wllkerson, Mr. and Mia. Jack Ludwig, Mr, and Airs. H. U. Dornilney, Air. and Airs. Philip IKiyd, Mr, and Airs. Gary Hudgins. Air. und Airs. Richard Rutler. Air. und Airs. Kenneth Williams, Atra. Leon Swuln, Air*. Grace Gray, Atlas Grace Miirlo Htlneclpher and the chapter*1 director, Mrs. Philip R. Ilncli. Masey. Back row, Mrs. Reggie Masey, Mrs. Ernest Masey, Mrs. William Masey, Mrs. Hilda Osborne and Mrs. Bertha Maincs. Day In Court Mr*. Rertha David was M year* old Feb, 16. No formal celebration was planned but she celebrated the event all during the w eek. She makes her home with a (laughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leonard, «l 2041 Holly Ave. Her daughter, Mra. Hess Herman, entertained a group of relatives at dinner one evening, nt her homo, 4t>3 West 18th St. Another daugh­ ter, Mr*. Harold Appleby, en­ tertained in her honor at her home In Mayfair, Two ions and their fumllles helping her celebrate during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Luther David and daughter, Connie, of Urlnndo and Mrs. and Mrs. C. F. Proctor Sr., of Sanford. Two daughters, Mrs. Toy Witte of Ft. Myers mid Mr*. James I'rnelor, of Marietta, Ga.. were not aide to be with her during the week. Observed At In This Area Twist Parly Air. and Mrs. Ernest A. Perry left tills weekend for their liutne in Orark, Ark., after spending several days ■ I the Ml) Kunch in Oklccn. Air*. Morris is a niece id Air*. Perry. The Perrys spent the last two months at their winter homo in Key Largo and stopped off for a visit with relatives in Ihli area. While at the AIQ Kanclr they also visited Uie J. E. Stempcrs, J. At. HtliKclphers and W. II. Ktompera, In San­ ford. Osteen Personals Mr. and Mra. Ferry Delaney of Uwomo, Allrh. huve been the guest* o f Mr. and Mra, John AU'lmse. Airs. Trammel Kilpatrick attended t h o asxociational mooting of Uie GA’* ut DeLand, recently. Personals Mrs. C. Francis Smith, 1718 MaKnoll* Ave., left Sanford Friday by jet piano fur Waah< ington, D. C-, and will enter Walter Reed Hospital for eye surgery, this week. This Wednesday gratulate her and v i a 11 The second mill Inst session awhile. She received many of " A Dny In Court" it sehrcards, and friends and rela­ (luloil fur this Wednesday nt tives from Sanford and the 3:30 p.m. in thn Court I Inner. local area called all during The project t* sponsored by the week. the Gcii enil Federation of Women’s Clubs. Local clubs participating urn the Hunford Womun'a Club, with Mm. W. M. Gramkow Hr., prcaidcnt, id chairman unit Mr*. It. E. McCumlier serving a* chair­ man of the County Fcdcnition of Women'* Clubs. Judge Mlse will preside at two liearing* concerning truf­ fle enses. Also on hand to nssint mid apeak to the group will he Mm. Curmitu Ray, who will cxplnln the footer care program; Rill Harvey to talk ulmut Count)' school attend­ ance and "School Truancy i'rotilema” nod C. E. McCord, juvenile court cuuttsclur, who will apeak on juvenile cnaea and Investigation*. Judge Mire will also explain MRS. BERTHA DAVID how the juvenile court work* mul will hold a question and answer period. Mm. Cramknw announces that anyone Interested in the program la Invited to attend. It is not limited to member* of the various women’s clubs. Mrs. David la a member of the Th nth seekers S u n d a y School Class of the First Methodist ('hiirch and one allernoun a large group of memhm visited her to con* Birthday Visit Relatives The Hear Lake Home De­ monstration Club will meet this Tueaday nt the hnmu of Air*. Alan Wentworth at her home on I -tike Asher Circle. Starting limit in R p. in. and guest speaker will tie Sgt. Vince 8mallwood of Uie High­ way Patrol. Alisa Atyrtie Wilson, Coun­ ty IID Agent will also be tiresent in explain "Wliat'a New in Pota and Pan*.’ Scheduled For 88th Birthday Celebrated E. A . Perrys Meets Tuesday A family reunion was held recently at the home of Mr. ■nd Mrs. Reggie Masey, 312 Chapman Ave. Three bro­ thers and two sisters and their families were all to­ gether for the first time. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Masey anil Mr. and Mr*. Krnest Masey of Miami: Mrs. Hilda Os­ borne and Mrs. Rertha Maine*, of Mulberry, Fla. and the hosts Mr, and Mrs. Reg­ gie Masey. Ollier relatives joining the group were Mrs. Hand Gard­ ner, Lake Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. David Marlin, Jim­ my and Pal, of Orlando. Four of the children were born in Folkston, England and came to the United States Aug. it, 190fi, with their par­ ents, Mr and Mrs. George Masey. All but W. M. Masey, who has lived in Detroit, Mich, fo.* tlie past M years, have spent most of their lives In Florida. They are the nephews and nieces of the late K. W. Stiles and Mrs. Alice Hill, of Sanford. Sonic of III* out of lown families spent aeveral days visiting with other relatives and friends in this area. RONNIE O'NEAL mul hits bin Inlay cuku, tjaJidsn ROSE CIRCLE Alts. Jumi's Truitt was hoiteas fur the February meet­ ing of the Ruse Circle. An In­ formal coffeu preceded the meeting and tlie devutiun period wa I led by Alta. Charles Park. Airs. Henry Hlmpaun, jneaident, gavu report* from thu Itourd meeting and told aliout meeting and told about a meeting with the national therapy chairman, from In­ diana. Mra. A. W. Epps volunteer­ ed to place a potted plant at Humlnole Memorial Hospital as th* circle’s therapy pro­ ject fur February. Atra. J. O. Gregory wa* appointed thera­ py chairman to replace Mra. E- L. Lindsey who resigned from Ute circle. Mra. W. E. Gray reported Dial the Junior Garden Club at the Lake Mary Elementary School is studying poisonous plants and also made Valen­ tina corsage*. Mr*. Gray's re­ signation wa* anepted with regret. They are planning to move from this urea. Used Christina* runts were brought by member* to bu sent to Taiwan. They were asked to save commemorative und historical stamp* for the "Freedom Stumps" project of World Guidrtiing. Atra. Simpson read a letter from a Mr. Aturala, editor of the Rotary Atagasinr, in Ja­ pan promising to co-operate with iiientliera (Gardentala) us lie called them, in their pro­ ject of world gardening. Mr*. W. G. KHbee told o f wild life sanctuaries in the state und a discussion was held on horticulture, led by Mrs. Epps. Mra. W. U. Miller Jr. was welcomed as * visitor. Others present were Mmes. O. L Itarks, Charles Urumley, U. II. Crumley, Ed Lane, W. A. Mor­ rison, John U. Btraub, John Thomas, Charles Wilke, O. It- Puaraou and J. C. Noel. Ily llonna Kulet Ronnie (I’N'eat son of Atr. and Mrs. A. It. O'Neal. 7I» Imrinann Circle North, l/mgdale, eek'braled til* tenth birthday with a twist party at his home Thursday afternoon. Ronnie's delirious birthday rake had white frosting und uus decorated in red with “ Happy Ulrllniay Ronnie" written across tho top. Aftrr he opened his gifts, he and his guests enjoyed twisting. Mrs. O'Neal, with thr help of Mrs. Charlie Ken­ drick, served the ymingslers barbecued hamburgers, soft drinks, potato chips a n d birthday cake. Hie guests inrhidrd Mark and Dun Kendrick, .lay and Frieda Feign , Tracy Ettcr, iiarhara Evans, Mary- Ellen Hodges, Claire Zwolrniki and Danny U'Ncal. Jr. Rehearsal Party Ooapat 1:19 IS) l . a f f i l m * (2 ) Bllniastlr* 1:39 ( ! ) Ae Th* Wort* Tara* <S> Hclence (9 ) l l l a h w a y Pa I rot 2:99 |9) I 'a w w u h t (2) Were (Irlfttn t4bow It) Day In Court 3:30 ( « ) A r t l . ln k lr t le r 49) H r * * * K a y * S1 94 ( ! ) M tl ll o aa lr * (3) l.nrolt* Yuting 19) qu e e n 3:39 (9) To Toll IS) W h o For A On Th* You Par Truth Tru st 12) Young Hr. Melon* 2:22 (9) Houalaa Kdwards Now* (9 ) P l a r o r o r y '93 4:19 IS) America n Nowoataad 4:11 IS) NIIC Nows 1:99 (SI I'niity# Playhouse (SI Maverick 1:31 IS) Supermen IS) I Hod 3 Lleae 5:22 19) Superman 1:16 I I I W aa thor dhow Fidelis Class Meets Tuesday Tlie Fidelis .Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mr* II. II. Grier in Lake Monroe, Tuesday at 7:30 p m. for the monthly business slid social. • Members will meet at the church at 7:15 p.in. and go to Airs. Grier's home in a group. 200 N. PARK AVE. 3:16 o + » * On(Bhidqsi By Oswald Jacoby + 8763 VNone ♦ 8783 + 60313 ou r EAHT + None AJ10013: *6 7 1 3 4 3 3 VNone • Non* ♦ 108343 + AKQ J108 * 7 3 sotmi (D> * AKQ O A K Q J 109 ♦ AKQJ * Non* North and South vulnerable Ho* Ui West North S » 3* Pass 7V Double Pass Paa* Opening lead—* A He would make hearts trump and almost fall over­ board when lie would bear a double. Then he would re­ double and the gamhlor would double again. The victim would redouble and redou- TONITK A TUEH. 7:00 A 11:00 l>. M. Adult Entertainment Not Recommended For Children I 1 ] "T H E C H A PM A N R E PO R T" HIIOWH AT MCUtPRICE 1:13 - 3:46 6:10 . 7:3* stnaUlRRE n omuKARLOFF STA R TS SU N D A Y The I'rroenal Hlory Behind A Hex Htirvey . . . From The Contro­ versial Heat - Helling Novel. la Color Co-Feature • t i l Only U NTAM ED YO U TH ” 8TAKTM N E X T SUNDAY “ WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JA N E " hie until the gamblers would decide that one down would represent all that tic could, or would, pay. It wouldn't take too long to get into pretty high figures. At a penny a point one down re­ doubled once would cost hitn 2uo points or two dollars. Each redouble would multi­ ply bis loss by four so lli.it aftrr six redoubles the band would cost him $2,(W8. and just two more redoubles would find the victim losing 332,7GS. This hand was once thrown into a duplicate game. All South players, but one, play­ ed seven hearts doubled or redoubled and down seven. Top score went to a player who was so excited that lie opened seven no trump and only went down six. By Ruth Millett windows, pick up toy* from have a monopoly on physical the floor, acrub bath tuba, get fitness—do we? things from shelves and so Home suggestions in a less explosive vein: Ruth Alilletl’a Ho If there la ■till enough “ Happier Wivt* (Hints f« r hard physical work left to Husbands)." Hend 25 cents to housekeeping to keep a wo­ Ruth Millett Reader Service, man In bettor physical con­ c/o .Hanfiml Herald, J’. O. Itm dition than her deskbound 4K!», Dept. A, Radio City Sta­ husband, let's not hear any tion, New York It*, N. Y. nmro> about how all the work The "In God Wc Trust" bus been taken out of house­ motto on U. S. coins was ori­ work. ginated by Governor James Instead of women taking on heavy outside work to spurc P o l l a c k of Pennsylvania (18A5.1S.VO. husbands unaccustomed phys­ ical strain, perhaps what we need It to caso the men into physical activity a bit more Front gradually, so that wine a Your bard job cornea along they Down­ will lie in condition for it. Window wrashing, floor waxing, and furniture polish­ ing ought to get lliose unu-ed muscle* o f the white collar husband in good enough shape so that he could safely han­ dle tin- anow ahoveling. After all. we women don't want to , RITZ East Pass Pass U)& Jh& iOomsm FliO N B FA 2-I2U l Whnt’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, Hend a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abhy, Box 33(55, Beverly Hills, Calif. j lacjoby Although h* tvadily admit* It may tie unvhivalrou* to auy so, a heart specialist suggests that the lady of th* house may be "better equipped” to aliovol anow than her husband. Tho wife, through regular exertion at household tasks, probably is in better physical ahape than her deskbound husband, says tho doctor. How’* that againT Can it possibly be that all wo have been hearing about house­ wives not having to do any hard physical work any more —thanks to their laburauvlng equipment— la just a pretty myth T Can it b« that even with dishwashers, w a a h I n g ma­ chines, vacuum cleuners and electric ran openers, there'* still a lot of work left to housework ? Come to think of it, there** no lalwrsaving equipment to keep a mother from having to run after small rliildri'O, or fpun having to lift and carry babies, o f from having to reach and stretch to wash i DEAR ARBY: Be fnir and print this for “ BACHELOR GIRL. AGE :12." First of all, the assumption that widows and divorcees are “ com­ mon retreads and warmed over hasbeens,’’ and that ull 32-year-old ba­ chelor girls are respectable, is l ho biggest bunch of baloney I ’ve beard yet. .My wife was a divorcee when we met. Because of her first exper­ ience in marriage she was far more understanding1, tolerant and mature than any “ single” girl I’d over gone with. We have been happily married for 12 years and have three beauti­ ful children. I wouldn’ t trade my wife’s discarded fingernail clippings for all the “ respectable," nevertnarried, 32-ycar-oId bachelor girls in the world. .MARRIED A DIVORCEE DEAR ABBY: Tell the woman who can’t watch television during the day because her husbund takes Htarriag Mamie Van Dure* 'Feataring Fashions Jaat Far Yen' DEAR SANDY: Anti what has «hu gained? Then neither of them will be able to watch it. You remind me of the man who drilled a hole in the laittom of the l«»at *o the other guy would dink. DEAR FATH ER: For every girl who gets “ in trouble," there is a boy. Blit seldom does one have the cour­ age to s t e p forward and tnke the blame. If your letter makes one boy or girl think twice — it’s worth the space in this newspa|>er. The late Geoffrey MotlSmlth coined the expression ■'the Immortal hands" to cov­ er the bridge classics that appear again and again. Us­ ually they appear at If 'hey Just had been dealt In a rub­ ber bridge game, but olditmer* recognize them as old friends. Tlie Mississippi heart hand dales back to the gome of bridge. The dealer cither made trump or bridged It to bis |Mirlner who would llien make trump. TU E SD A Y P. M. All hands were played at a 12:90 (9) U « « or t.ir* 12) Vnur Pin t tnipres- contract of one, but the op­ *lnn ponents could double and ( » ) F.rnl* Ford Hhow. dealer and his partner could 13:33 2) H a r r y I t s s in o e r redouble indefinitely. Hearts Nears 12(10 (2 ) Tr uth o r Cnneen. were the top suit In bridge, i s i Fa th er K n o w s ll»*t (9) Brarch for Tomor­ so Mississippi river gamblers row would let their victim pick up 12:44 (9 ) ( l u l d l n r l.ls b l the South hand. (>i Mid-Fyo- Report 12:62 12) WIKI Now* Report l:iii) <9> lim lietnr Pnllior (2) News - Weather ’ *• Urwow TO d in k e y 's Tim * ( * ) Xllrkey F r a n * M in e (S) Captain K a a p a r o a ( t ) W e a t h e r s ad Maw* (SI T o d a y ( 1 ) C s r t o n v I lU 9:99 (11 M a t e T ro o p s r 9:90 (31 J e r k L slsn n e I t ) Am eri c an H is to ry 10 ( 6 ) R o m p e r Itunm 9:46 <*) N a w i A l n t * r r ( » w a IS:OS (SI Say W h *a IS) l.e.irn Spanish 19:1* (S) P la y T o u r Ilunoh ( t ) I 1a * « I.ury <9> Ann Hutliern Show 11:99 IS) Pri es la n i c h t 19) .19p•' Wyman Pre­ sent* 1 ) :99 ( ■ ) T h * MrCoya l !: 3 o ’l l ) Tour* Fur a Bone ( 2 ) Concentration 191 P e ls A (Daily* Paddy M A R Y E S T H E R ’S 0 7:46 (S l the tube out o f the *et before ho goe* to work in the mornings to tnke another tube out after he leaves. So when he comes home at night and re­ places the tube he took out so HE can watch television,. it still won't work. SANDY DEAIl ALiHY: You hear u lot ubout teen-aged girls going wrong, Here's the other side of the story: I am a male, age 20, and I have a four-year-old son to support. I’ve never been married. I went with a nice 10-year-old girl and we thought we were in love. We got serious and before we knew it we had gone fur­ ther than we had intended to. I would have married her but 1 was scared. And I didn't want to be tied down at the age of 10. Annie (not her real name) died nine months la­ ter in the delivery room. She left me and her parents with a ten-pound bundle. Her last wish was for me to take care of the baby. Annie was a wonderful girl. I have Iteen running from the idea that I killed her ever since. I joined the Army to forget, but I can’t. I haven't dated a girl since. I don’t think I ever will. An­ nie's parents are raising the boy and 1 still haven’t the courage to face them and usk them to forgive me. Abhy, please keep preaching to teen­ agers that playing with grown-up ideas is asking for trouble. SINGLE FATHER S St 1 :0* 1:11 1:1* (2) Tho Match t'tm i Coutums HuRm Hurting At $12.95 IIOUKMi TUESDAY A. rd. <:1* (Sl Stan On *:!(> ( 2 ) L’ >inlln*ntal Classi on 111 1:10 (S ) O l l - f t s o f tti* A ir 9:45 (2 ) Sign On fit (1 ) Today (S) W a k a ITp M ae l-s 7:83 ( ! ) Fa rm M a rk et R i por t ( ( ) M ate Kaw* aaS W «at«*r T:3# (S) T od ay (S) I're-Hrhnnl P la n n in g 7:4* ( I I Cnnnlrtnwn Nears 4:39 (S) I M g * of N ig h t (3 ) M ah * Room F o r And HTGIIE N -w seps M i l - I l l . Kv». Rnport s p o r t * Pictur e rdU .elal Comment t.zo i s i l l t n n t s e y t»> w e a t h e r Shot* S;32 (Hi llr rv s ri l N » *v « «:('■ (SI Sport* R ep o rt 6:43 (SI drill! 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Church Calendar Smart Chsno.t ( s t v ir ft B m C'hsckmst* W a r n * Pon tfetr K d lt or lal M a c : : M om sn ti In F. E. Roumillats Among the pre-nuptial par­ ties given N'r Mi*» Kathleen Ilaunmn, wo* the rehearsal purty given by Air, and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat nt their home on Palmetto Ave., Friday evening. • At Isa tin liman und Paul K. Criswell were numb'd nt the All Houla Catholic Church, Knturdny. The party ruomx o f the Itoumillut home were decorated with arrangement* o f apring flowers mul mi ice course mid coffer 'vcre aerved 'uter in the evening. Those invited to be with the bridal couple were, the bride'* mclIter, Alia. Robert J. Bau­ man, Uie groom's father, Paul W. Criswell, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Doucette, Mr. and Air*. Aturk LcCuyer, Air. and Mr*. Don Tice, Air. und Mr*. Ht-ldon Rurkemlahl, R e v , Richard MONDAY First Presbyterian Uhurrli Lyons, Rev. Richard Rowlrs, Service Circle HI a.in. and Alisa Tina Hauman, Thomas 2:30 p.m. llcanlall Chapel Ilauman, R. Miller, D. Kraut Circle 2 p.m and Atr. and Airs. John K. TUESDAY Ilauman. Thr Homemakers Sunday School Class of First Baptist Like all good scouts, “ he Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. prepared." Have something with Mrs. J. L. Hobby, 2101 on hand to offer unexpected Cordova Dr. caller*. SUE MONDAY P. M, 1 : 0 ( si (l| (S ) 4:91 (S l 1:10 (S) P y S ear’ ■* to w n Florist HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st A Hanford Ave, FA 3-1822 FA 2-8152 Ily * WOODROW CASH In women’* fashions, litis is a *e*»im I l f sparkle. Dresaes, blouses mid evening wraps are resplendent with metallic fabric*. Some ilrenae* S I and wraps ure made entirely of lame. OUier fabric* that are favorite* are i M ailka, *Ntins, velvets, even wools *hut through with metallic threads. _ [ # wl Thr>« fabrics are fascinating, but > j they also present cleaning difficul­ ties. Fabrics containing metal threads | Have two major faults: they tarnish, * 1 and thev arc extremely susceptible to severe creasing and wrinkling. Aloat metal thread* consist c l a cotton inner thread which aerves a* a hate around which a thin metallic ribbon I* rolled spirally. The base metal is usually eopprr which, when the lacquer weurs off, tarnishes badly and tarnish is almost impossible to remove by any method o f cleaning. Hynlhetlo metal-like Uireuds do not present this tarnish problem. He fore he cun wife­ ly clean cloth with metal threads woven through It, your cleaner must test to find out if the metal has a copper base or Is a synthetic thread, Wa alway* make sure of the fabric content o f every article you tend us. You can count on our taking a little more painstaking care with the cleaning and finishing o f your finest, most delicate fabrics. That’* why the best dressed In- pie in town tend their dry cleaning to uat DOWNTOWN CLEANERS 4k LAUNDERERS ttS PALMK1TO AVK. PHONE FA 3-33*3 �s ffljf Oattforb Rrnlh Mnn. F rk 25, '63—Pnprc 7 X>i\» ~ 0 ^ ^ y Q tv $ ^ ^ back to tho timber line is Hy Hill Vlacrnt Jr. Things turnrd toward the left open to hunters. During duck season, the good aide of fishing Wednes­ ' Lake Jrs.-up arcs is the duck day and Thursday and the hunters* paradise and this is fish wen* realty biting. Speck* :ho reason the Semlliole and shad were tho main or* ‘ S p o r t s m e n ' s Association dir on the menu. Approximately -.’hJ tat a ; wont* tho described ana M i open to hunting. from all over the state, Yes, sir, whil« all those inarmed Into the area, with shad fishermen were having visitor* getting in a good their fun I moseyisl on over dny'a fiahing and just plain to John Crlm'a place and relaxation on thu St. Juhna things were rcnlly hopping. Itivar. Ih e fishermen were all rxThere were ao many boat* eited about the fishing and from Government Canal to the good weather. Gene New­ the Mullet Lake region that port, from Washington, D. C., it was kinda hard to do any came in with Hi shad and 11 trolling. roe In two hour* of good fish­ J m CroWa had porno good ing. Newport also makrs tho catcher brought in, with Loi* Colliers dart for Mr. Cathers, and Urel Di i'aola, of Now plus his own line of fishing Jrraey, bringing in 20 *had, larkie, which includes tho with nine roe. tlie ilrv. Dr. bucktnll, spoons, spinners, and K. D. Hudson, oi Norristown, tho huckluit gig. I' m., came down to visit and Kdward F. I’uot*. from Mt. flab and he had a good catch Raider, Md., was a happy of nine rhnd buck* and five fisherman when he rams in roe. with 10 large specks he had Note to fishermen: After caught on shiners and speck July 1, the resident fishing boil. license will he increased to Mr. and Mrs. Ooyd Donal13, with II of that going to dea, of Sea Island, Ga.. made the Fishing Improvement a nic<- catch of shad with 16 program. roa mid HI bucks. A Cathers The propoavd bird rendu* spoon and dart rig brought ary from Geneva Avrnue to in 28 shad, with 17 roe, for Lake Jessup and from San­ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thomp­ ford Avenue to Richmond son. All these catches were Avenuo 1ms brought some caught in tho area between light from the Seminole Coun­ tho Geneva Hridge and Mul­ ty Hportsmnn'a Association. let Imk« Park, It meana there wilt not ho any hunting permitted nl any time. Residents living In this Cops Tourney area will not ho allowed to SING A POUR (U P I) — have any firearms of any na­ Alul Drunks, 21, of Julianture. neshurg, South Africa, shot Jack Wilber, of the associa­ a idnc-under-par (It to win tion, staled that the asaocia- the fl Inga pore Open gulf tion Is for the dosing of that rhampiunsldp Sunday. llrooks area, If the area from tho finished with a 72-holt' total Lake Jessup's water eriga of 27H. ' v *' * r ' ' “*l! MIDDY LEAGUE All-Stoni honored ot the banquet hint Friday nlpht were front row, left to right, Kenny Hinson, Hobby Lumlquldt and Mill Morgan. Second row, left to right, Mill Hrucken, Gary MtipltM, Mill Higginbotham and Lloyd Wall, nark row, loft to right, Micky Galloway, Hilly Miller, Charlie Long, Mrnd Hollingsworth, Mnico McKibbln and Micky Fordhnm. Toward tho rear are Coached Fred Miller anil Don Stowoll. (Herald l’ hoto) ★ ★ ★ '• i Oviedo Topples Sanford Quint By 77-47 Marker ★ ★ ★ ★ SUNDAY KAItUIZAWA, J a p a n — SANFORD ELECTRIC are tho champ* of the Middy Maaketlmll loop. The youngnter* were presented with trophies lawt Friday tilgld. Front row, left to right, Mike Month, Hrcnt Armstrong, Gary MnpleH and Lloyd Wall. Mack row, loft to right, Dale David, Paul Tyre, Addidtam Coach II. G, Mapk'd, Coach Fred Miller, Hill Miller and Charlie Long, (llendd Photo) Following Ihi'lr controver­ sial hull In Saturday night, whirl) ended In a draw with Tiger retaining the title he won from Fullmer five months ago, promotional offers huvo been pouring In. Jersey Jones, manager of Tiger, said he didn’t know for sura what he would do right now. There woa no return cliiune in thu contracL— hut another light with Fulimer obviously would mean big money. Norman Rothchiid, co-pro­ moter of tha Nnturdny bout, coma up with tlie most money among tlie rally offers. “ I ’ll guarantee Tiger flOO,000 for his share," said Rothchild, "and I hope to he aide to rnme lip with a comparable offor for Fullmer—If, for in­ stance, it could go on pjy- way over 60 percent of their abuts and forged ahead, 34-20. Jim Courier was tho high scorer fur Ovtftlo scoring 22 points while Mickey Taslnsky dunked in 14, Jim Defihaxo, 17 and Rex J1rooks, 12. Mika Woodruff dunked in 1C points for the losers. The JV squad of the SemiT nolia trounced tha Oviedo Junior varsity, *5-39. Hanford ended one of tha most dismal season* In tha school’s history Friday night as tha Ovikdo Lions ran rough-shod over tha Saminolii, 77-47 In Ovlado. Hanford opened up a quirk adga and at tho end of tha half, lead, IS-lt. However, In the second period tha Lions got "torrid’’ shooting ★ DAYTONA HKACH, Ft*.— Dwayne (Tiny) Lund won tho Daytona Snu mile (lock car classic with nit rvrm gt speed of IM.t'dd miles per hour. LAS VKGAS, Nev. (L T D — World middleweight cham­ pion Dick Tiger nnd rhnllrngor Gene Fullmer will tunglo fur u third time within tlio next four months for the blggn»l poise In tlie career of both men. flENK NEWPORT And Roland David of WnnhIngton »ho\v o ff their nice catch of 22 large dhnd they caught Wednedday at Crlm'a Fish ('amp. ★ IIIA LK A If, Fla.— Henu Pur- I pie defeated Kelso for the ^ thin] time In the IlCMiH) Whinner llundlcnp nt Hlnlcnh. ARCADIA, Calif.—Croxier won the g 145,0(H) Santa Anita handicap hy a b o u t f i v e lengths. NKW YORK — Jim Heatty ran his second sub four-min­ ute mile in eight day* nt the National AAU track chainpiotiihlpl. HOUSTON, Tex. — Rice University reported an at­ tempt to bribe two basketball player* to shnve points in n game with Hay lor. Jenny Nlllion of Sweden won the overall crown In the IPtVl world speed skating cham­ pionships. SINGAPORE— South A fri­ ca’s A tan llrooks won tho Singapore Open golf cham­ pionship with a 72-hole total of 27(1. DKTRDIT — Hu n Jam i n lleckscher won the UniUd States national a m a t e u r squash racquets title, 3-1, ov­ er Charles Lifford. LAKE PLACID, N. Y.—The llalitin Tandem of Eugenio Monti and Frunco Ueiperl set a world record hy winning the North American two-man hah sled title time of 4141.31. MIAMI 1IEACII, Fla. — Heavyweight champion Sunny Liston may seek a week’s de­ lay o f his scheduled April 4 title fight with Floyd Patter­ son because he sprained r knee while posing for a mag- j •line phulogrephsr. Controversy Marks Top Pros Set Wall Grabs For Kegler Play Caracas Open Tiger, Fullmer Bout ’ BUFFALO, N. Y. (DIM) — Hu- first top pros to appear Roth Tiger nnd F u 1 I m e r In the nine-day-old American grinned ear to ear at this Howling C'ongiess tournament prospect. swing Into nriion tonight George I'arnuxaus of L<>* when the llelin Tackle team Allgelcs ollertd the fightci* of Detroit opens ita hid for fISO,ikMI to split lip ns they the classic division title. decided. Tiger’s m a II a g a r Dsl by such names as Hilly wants 40 per rent this time Gfllemblewski and Joe Jos­ and Marv Jensen, pilot of Fullmer, claims Ills battler eph, the Detroit pros will snua4 get at least 23 per rani. compile in the AUG for the They each got 30 psr cent of first time a* a group. All the receipts for tha battle have rtlled in previous tourhere Saturday night. nainHits hut on different Promoter Morris Gunderson tennis. of Fd inonton. Alta., would like Hilly "G " uml Joseph arc lu stage the thiiil fight there the national match game dou­ nnd promoter Jack Solomon ble* champions. Individually, of London would like to put Hilly ' ’(l" won the AIIC mas­ Tiger In the ring with Terry ter* tournament last year ami Downes In a London inateli or in UMill while Joseph lust year l.usrlo I'npps in Vienna. Won the I'ro Howling AsaoclaThe two fighters are ready for r e m u t c h e i right now. tion Tournament of Champi­ Neither man can figure out ons. CARACAS (U P I)- A r t W ill today rxpreiird Die hope that 'my lurk ha* chang'd" after winning hi* first golf tourna­ ment ftlncu the HHV) Canadian Open. ” 1 (eel now I hate broken tho harrier," the lanky Penn­ sylvanian limed when he walked off With first priie money of $1,300 Sunday In the Caracaa Open. Wall turned In ■ one-under* par m on tha (Inal round that gave him « 174 total and a two atroka victory o v e r George Kmulfton of Toronto. The Canadian polled tha best irore of the final day, a M. to earn nmnerup honors. Other sport* ran he foam on Page 10 and Page • m today'* Herald. how tho Judges could lie so stupid as to rail tho Snturday night buttle n draw. “ 1 thought 1 heat him," said Fullmar as ha showed up at u press conference sporting a partly closed left rye, a deep gash on tho lop of hia head, bruises on hi* fur.h.ad and a cut lip, im $ • • • • • FtNISTORANDSTANOINCINTRAlHORlOA PAVID 2400 CAR PAIKINO A K A MOOtIN KST AU IAN T 4ACUITY K M O O IU O CIUBHOUSI end lOUNOf NINE R A C II NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY PARI M UTU Il • DAILY DO U ILI • QUINHLA4 MIDWAY IttW tlN SANTORO AND ORLANDO NWY. I f t J Jl/ SORRY, NO MINORS! ifr ti F R E E PA R K IN G Fresh Fin. 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YOU D ID N T \ PUT VOOR ARMS AROUND THEM AND j STUFF, J DID YOU? B y Galbraith S ID E G L A N C E S dUghUqhJtA POOR 6 A P S E . HE'S DyiNS TO KNOiV ALL ABOUT IT. T V Time Previews IC T D N T K M S W T H S * W ASG U CH ATH INO ^ A G TO O U W J*R 077 RiGHruremire AND BRLKH VDURT^IH/ Ef Just a* ture at 1 hang up. I’ll remember what it waa I called you fori" DON'T S LO S H B y Dick T urner C A R N IV A L 7:30*8:30 p.m. NBC. Mon* day Night at the Movies. “ King of the KhytiM* Itiflr*." starring Tyrone Power and Michael Rennie. (Color) This 1034 thriller hae much to rec­ ommend it. not the leaat of which la the powerful per­ formance of Tyrone Power aa Captain King, a half Paata In­ dian. It also offers the pomp and pageantry o f the British Army in India; a love affair with a grneral'a daughter that precipitates diaaension and discrimination among hia own men; and finally a war with rebels commanded by hia own half-brother. T a r r y Moore is featured. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ARC. The Dakotas. "Fargo.'' It's the old etory of the once-honeat sheriff (David Brian) who abusca his office for personal gain, in this rase protection money. It’a exciting, neverthc* lesa, as Deputy J. D. Smith (Jack Klani) tries to put a atop to this questionable prac­ tice, making an enemy of the sheriff. Time's a gunslinger (Richard Jacrkci) who con­ veniently fita into the (heriff’a scheme of things, but not for long. 8 :30-9 p.m. CBS. Th® Lucy Shew. Funny. This one has a Legal Notice WHAT A R E YOU COINS THERE.* AT th e ph o n e ' . A N O NOT A •A V I N S V ix T u t: rin ri it n il ht, \ iv rii j i in ci.il, r u in it II I ' 1*1.011111% IX A M I t o i l « i ; m ix iii .k r o i i TVn l l H C H I SO. I ZOOM f t : I It: IIA I. N A T I O N A L M OUT OAUtJ A HOIM l A T I UN. • 1’ iuintirr, I'M W A IT IN G FOR HELEN < TO W IP E J THE GRAVY J OFF h e r R E CE IVER ' iiKoiuiK h i: n it v ukiih - MTItUAI. Jit. ami H Y I. V IA K. HKHUHTIIUM, Ills w if e , Di-frnilanti. 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W IT N K H K my hand and arat at Hanford, Nomlnote County, Florida, thla Tth day of F e b ­ ruary, I t t l . HSKALI A r th u r If. lie ck w lt h. Jr.. Clerk af the Circuit Court l l y : Martha T . Vlhlt-n 1». C . Jamra C. Collier A t to rn e y for P l a i n t i f f Pubtlah Feb. 11, I t , t » . * Star. 4. ISIS. I.'DF-ZS * youTLee ' NOW Ol'KN FOR RM HKM I LUNCH and D IN N E R d m 17 AUpUns •aura ILLTRY— X w ttu auaufictuter TUBS, thru HAT. VISIT O I K NEW — C arriage Room Designed Kaperallly For HANCJDKTH, LUNCHEONS and IHNNFJt PARTIES THAT REMAINS TO BE SEEN. BUT I'M IN A HURRY. PERHAPS IT WOULD DC EASIER TO MAKE THB .__' X T t a VOU. X AM UN AMBASSADOR CARI. I MUST SEE GENERAL j BABABU AT ONCE. WE KNOW J WHO'S N ,U , " T ■ Ja -^ 1 ^ • 3 1 -4 1 9 7 HO 'S/Htiml/krtUt' AOMIMAHCC (jx a a o u i& iH u u } WOMAN TA LK -J Mlj a ■ ■ JI m■ ■ *1■ ■ ■ a H■ ■ i HIOHWAYS 17-92 N. FUN FA1K, FLOWDA Rude Surprise Facing Cinci In Cage Tourney demonstration o f real judo and karate techniques, but not on ih® parts of Lucy and B y United P ress International Viv (Lucille Ball and Vivian If turnabout is fair play, Vanre), who take up the an to protect themselves from the University of Cincinnati can expect ■ rude surprise prowlers. Wishing they hadn't la Lucy’s boy friend Harry from Ohio State in the upcom­ (Dick Martin), their first vie- ing NCAA basketball champ­ ionships. tlm. Hilarious high spot, how­ Two years In a row the ever, Is Lucy's misinterpreta­ tion of the sport’s formalltlrs, Buckeyes brought the na­ much to the despair of her tion's lop-ranked team into the post-season carnival only Instructor (James Seay). SM>:3() p.m. CBS. The Dan­ to bp knocked off in the fin­ ny Thomns Show. Bill Dana als by Cincinnati. This seaas Jose Jiminrx has a major son it's the Bearcats who rote in this episode, and shows* boast the No. 1 squad, but why ha wilt have hia own Ohio State serins primed to show next season. As Jos®, ho turn the tables and finally works out a plan to get mon­ cr^lure the elusive title, Cincinnati, after sweeping ey for an anniversary gift for the Helpers. He eels up a its first 19 contests, has hit guided tour o f Danny's apart­ its lowest rut of the season. ment. Sid Melton and Fat The Bearcata Inst their first Carroll play Charley and Bun­ game last week and then on dy, with Rusty Hamer and Saturday night had to over­ Angela Cartwright aa Rusty come a 14-point deficit to edge Tulsa, 45-34, on their and Linda. 0-10 p.m. ABC. The Victor home court. Tiie Buckeyes, on Ihc other Borge Show. As -I ways. Burge is a complete ih-light, hand, have played much bet­ moving effortlessly from pi­ ter hall than they had a right ano to guests to orchestra, to after losing such stars as and adding his inimitable Jerry Lucas and John Havtouch to each. Marcel Mar- licck. Their 83-70 victory over ceau, the French pantumimiat, Iowa on. Saturday was their needs no one to enhance his 1seventh in a row end gave act as he proves with his ' Ihe in a 17-3 record for the “ staircase" and circus per­ season. Illinois, however, kept pics former" akits. Borge gets in­ to Marcel's act In a 'Yohcert" with Ohio State in the Big sequence and shows that any­ Ten Conference by beating 89-77. Tonight'! thing can bp improrcxl. Borge Wisconsin, then presents an original action could ruin one of tho composition with added guest, co-ieaderi. The Rlini meet pianist Leonid Mamhro, "con- tough Minnesota and Statg certu for one piano, two plays weak Northwestern. The tournament picture be­ pianists and two conductors.” came a little clearer alter Iho Borge also plays n selection weekend activity but there from "West Sid® Story" and arc still several berths in with Hamhro offers a twinpiano arrangement of Rach­ both the NCAA and the Na­ tional Invitation Tournament maninoff's "Prelude in G awaiting the teams that cun Minor." earn them in the final daya of the regular schedule. Pittsburgh, St. Joseph's of Philadelphia, Arizona State U. and Texas earned bertha in the NCAA Saturday. The G AIN ESVILLE (U P !) — Panthers overwhelmed Penn The University of Florida Stale, 83-67, St. Joc'a beat La­ started Spring football -prac­ Salle, 66-49, to win the Middle tice Saturday with Coach Ray Atlantic Conference Univers­ Graves looking for promis­ ity Division championship for ing material to fill big gaps Ihc Rflh straight year, Ari­ In the Gators' end alota and zona State U. topped New defensive backfield. Mexico, 76-62, and Texas Graves said he excused 12 smothered Southern M o t h * seniors from the first two odist, 02-76. weeks o f practice "as a little Pittsburgh, with a 17-5 rec­ reward, and to give us a bet­ ord, will meet New York Uni­ ter chalice to look over now versity in an opening round boya.” game March 11, St. Joseph'! playi an at-largc leant on the same program; Arizona Stats U. face! Utah State In a first N O T H ' K I ' X I I K K F IC T IT IO L 'B round contest in Uie western S A N K I.AW TO tV II 11 M IT MAY Ct>S- regional! at Eugene, Ore.; CKHN: March 11, and Tcxaa ta pair­ Nu tlc* la hnrrby giv e n that ed against Texas Western at the undvralinird, pureuunl to the "F l r l l l t l u u a Naum Htatute,” Lubbock, Tex., March 0. llouae Mill So. 1173. Chap ter Tulsa almost ataged the up­ No. 20S12, U w > o f Florida, 1SI1, w ill re s la te r w ith the set of the season when it led Cle rk o f the C lr r u lt Court. In Cincinnati, 39-23, with two and f o r Hemlnola County, F l o r ­ ida, upon rece ip t o f p ro o f minutes gone in the second o f the publication o f title no­ half. But the 'Cats rallied to tice, Ihe fi ctit io us name, IIIJIJ'R I I A I T A N I t T A C K I . K close the margin and clinched C O , (nut Inc.) under which the game on Ken Cunning­ I 1111 e n g e a r d In huelnees. 1 ham's basket and George Wil­ expect to e nx a ae In buelntae s i number H i g h w a y 1T-P2 (I*, son’* free throw. ti. H o i SSL) In Ilia C i t y o f Gary Bradda, leading scor­ l-ongwood. Flo rid a Tha t the p a rt y It ilr rra tr d In er in the Big Ten tallied 40 ■ aid huetneaa euterprlae, la aa points for Ohio State aa llte follo w a: Buckeyes avenged an earlier Flo re n ce 1L lll n a h a w Dated at Hanford, Hemlnola lost to Iowa, Illinois act a County, F lo ri d a, F e b r u ar y 20. conference free throw record mi. by sinking 19 of 20 ahols x o T ii h y o u m u a T he Hoard o f Coun ty Com- against Wisconsin, with Bill tnlaalonrra o f Seminole Coun ­ Burwcll collecting 7 for 7. ty, F lo rid a w ill re ce iv e blda Second-ranked Duke closed ■ t the o f f i c e o f Ar th u r II. Ueckw lth , Jr., lit the Court- out its Atlantic Coast Confer­ houae at Hanford. F lo rid a up ence regular season with a to 4:o« I*. II., Monday, March t i . 1212, f o r f urn is hin g the perfect record by whipping folio w lug 1 North Carolina, 106-93, and O N H (1* H U A V Y D U T Y 21 the league T U N 1JJAV HKD. L K V K L now waits for DUCK. T n A N H P O It T tournament to open Thursday. T H A I U K I t . New o r alightty used. I f s lig h tly used, The winner goes to the NCAA. new gu ara ntee must be The No. 3 Loyola of Illinois f tirnlrhrd. Ramblers, already NCAA D eta iled epertrlcatlona for the Hem may lie obtained tourney-bound, were held to at the o f f i c e o f the Cou n­ their lowest point-total of the ty E n g in e e r In the Cour thouse at Hanford, Florida. season in defeating Houston, 1'rlre 1,1d shall he f o r the 62-36. Item com plete and d e l i v e r ­ Sixth-ranked Wichita, which ed ready for 11, e to Ihe C o u n ty Itoad Hepar ta u n t has accepted a National Invi­ on U. H. 1T-S2, fou r l i t 10 tie a south uf Hanford, tation Tournament bid, was F lo ri d a, and should ex- the only member of the top elude o r Mat sep ar ately a ll Htate and Fe de ra l lax ta 10 to lose Saturday aa the and a lt er n a te or optional Wheatahockrra f e l l before It ems o ff e re d . D e live ry Bradley, 64-63. date must be specified and Among other ranked w ill be ronaldered In s w a r d l u s the contract. Hid schools, Colorado downed should be accompanied by roplea uf detailed fac tory Oklahoma State, 49-40 and ape ctflialtona, ra tin g and Georgia Tech trounced Geor­ technical d ata c o v e rin g gia, 66 38. the Item to lie supplied. Gators Set Grid Drills Legal Notice Hid to be enclosed In a • ealrd envelope plainly m a r k ­ ed on Ike outuldt, " H I D F u l l Marrh 12. I M l . " Hide w ill ha opened at a m eet in g to be held In Die Coun ty CummWelun Mee ting R oom tn the Courthouse at Hanford. Florida. Tuesday. March 12, 11(2. at lfl;0« A. M . or a i soon t h e r e a f te r aa p<it,| Ibis. The rlsht la re served lo w a iv e any Irregu lari tie s or technicalities In bids and to rojo cl any o r all bids. Hoard o f County CotninUa loners Hemlnole County, Flo rid a J. C. Hutchison, Chairman Oy: IV. Hush, Jr. Cuunty K n s ln e e r Publish Fob. 2» * Mar. 4, m i Jump W in n e r BRATTLEBORO, VL (U P I) — Sweden's KJell Sjoeberg, currently undefeated on hia American tour, captured th# open invitational akl meet Sunday with trapa of 107 and 211 feet. Harry Brrgqvist, who waa unseated as Sweden's best Jumper by SJoebcrg, finish­ ed second with jumps of ITT and 183 feet on the tij-metcr Class A event. �Now Is Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice U04 W. First T h e T im e T o P la n t Y o u r s e lf In Y o u r O w n CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost £ Found 2. Noticed - PertsonuU 3. E d u c a tio n - In s tru ctio n ; II. H eal 12. l t e n l E iitu te E etu to 1H. S i t u a t i o n s W im te tl F o r S a le UNFURNISHED not 2 bvU room bouse, kltciieu equip­ ped- F.\ 2 3*583. W u n ted before insertion. Mon. - Sat. |20. Huilriinyr M aterials noon. 21. Electrical Services For quality automobile* at low prices check the Herald classified pagea where local dcalera advertise. Legal Notice rirriT to i * xxw i: 25. Pluitdiint' Services 2(5. ltadio £ Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories BO. Machinery - Tools 21. Poultry - Live stock niA. Pets 82. Flowers - Slirubs 32. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 30. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Calamus Legal Notice S T O R E . 1201 W FA 2 F ir s t St. p h . 2 W8I BR. HOUSE. Iniitiire 1503 S an for d A v e . at NICELY fum. 6 room house. FA 2*72.17. FURNISHED Apt 3 rooms, hath, 2 double bed*, ltd W. 3rd 322 0468 1 lilt. House, ished. $*55 mo. nicely fu r n ­ E A 2 8541. UNFURN. ltl Floor. 3 rut*, bath, 2 screened porches. 3UU Mautioliu Ave. 322-14532. 2 Bedroom Iwiuse. Kitchen equip|ied. 812 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 after 3 p. m. S O T I f B ll* !i*ri-l.y given thul I mi i-iiir iL.'-L In I.u.I im'• ;r Unliirrilslied l or 2 bedroom 111' i*. I'.ilmtltn Av#., i*. m l . it .d* County, Florida. ut.'Ur iv Tine cun t ir rni Hi of Apartments. Kitcik-'n etjuipItie fti-tltton* name of. rv-l'-ii- T i n : M A l l l J l l l l l l i t . • l l l ped. K<8 W. Hth St. Ph. tal Cleaner# * Laundry ami i I IT. i v a v ii ru n * i :aii. FA 2-4878. t i n t 1 Itiirml to reideter #e 'fl M i l l: t o t VTV, F I . O H I I I l Hum# with th<- Clerk o f (h * t i i A v r r i i v v o . i ’j v ik C'!r-ult Court, ilemlnul# Co un ­ L O i t A i N i : Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ it. z i e g l e r , ty. Klurlil*. In aaeordanc# wit h P la in ti ff, chen equip|H>d, FA 2-3049. the iirnvlalon# o f the F lc tl- v#. tloua S i m a Htitutaa to -w lti h a r r y j . z i K o L u i t , FA 2-8347. (ifctloti SSS.o* Florida tttaluJl# fan-lant. tat t»ST. A m II K TO I F P K I l t House* for rent. For Infor­ *S|*rt XV. M P hilip * T O * II A lil t V J. Z t K O L K R mation contact Ted Wil­ Putillah Fab. t l , U ' i Jlir . W i n -a* r* * i dance 1* un­ S. tt. 1HS. liam* Hardware, 2u3 E. know n c n r-io T o u ate hereby no tified that 25th St. a Complaint for Divorce hna x m t s: ns- star bran filed a g a i n . ! you In lh# l\ T in : KSNH IIS' T U B a b o v* atylad Court, and you S T A T U O F ri.OMIISA ar# required to #erv# a copy TO i J.UliaT H O M AH 11UD- o f yo u r A n a w r r o r plrndliiK to 80V Jit., and Complaint on th# f ’ lalnMMZI KO O, 1IUDSOS, lh# t i f f * ntu m ie y . T i t l ' M A N K. i\ T in : n u n i t < <»i n r o r hla wlft. •ItlASOX, M3 iin# North nr- T I I K M > T I I J V T l i n t l . n i l . jtl-B MapU o tra rt IN n i l anae Itlita., Orlando. Florida T t T T III* I I n il III Alame da. Ca lifornia and fl ic the o ila lu a l Anaw-.r Kim »KMi\iu.r. u » m t . T f» U A lls : I I K H K U Y N O T I- or plradltiK In th# offlc# of C h i a r t r r I.T3M K IF . P that FEDERAL N A ­ th# Clark o f th* Circuit Court d iv o r c i : T IO N A L M ortTO AH i: AHHO- Srmlnoln County Court llou>#. I’A ih 201 m i. C l A T I l t f f . having- filed 1n thla Sanford. Florid a, on or tirfore I'U In tlff. Co urt tta aWorn salts o f Coin, the 13th day o f March. 1**1. ¥9, plaint, llm niiturr and pur- I f you fall to do ao, judgment m i n i w . .s m i t h p o o o f u l i t i-|] la So f » r * e i « e # hy Tl#frit*|ji nt. default will hr tak-u Shut uart.ilii n io rlg. igo eaemi- ag ain st you f o r th# re lie f de­ m it h i : t ii %i *i *i : %i« » d liy Jatii"* Tholniia llinlaon, manded In the Coinph.lot. T O i R U T H W. S M I T H , w b » i « J r , and tihlaulio O. Iludaoti, done and o i u h : i u : i i *t 1n*t UntiHu ri’*lili’nr# »n<1 hla wlfa. to Htoohton, W h a tle y . Sanford, F lo r id * this 7th day »||)|»M Jo Until# Ku. 2» Tvivln A Company, on tha * f Fe br ua ry, K-tJ. Mt'R»F, Q f o r f l i . -nd day o f May. t»S>: that t S I l A L ) r»»r a u k iiKRKitv m:oald Complaint pr ay * f o r an A r th u r II Beckwith. Jr. Q l ' I R K H T O fll# yo u r urit# aceoiinMtia to lio taken under Cle rk o f th# Circuit Court f I*II rl •' fl* li leu f *» lf|e* f*OHt|ilulltt t he dlructlon o f tha Cour t f o r Seminole County. Florida fur ill VMI D# flk'.t }|Fl «l|i! Hg:i|||8t w h a t la due lh * P l a i n t i f f f o r you* w it h I ho 4*1Dr k o f ilit' Hy: Martha T. Villi ett prin cipal and lutarrat on aald & b o 4 *" #<f y 1* *| C o i i f t o n o r l i r D. C. in o rt e aa e and n vorig eae not# Truman i:, <lra* iti fore M g r i l l I, IP 43, hmJ **rv# and lo r til* coatr. c lia r** *. Atto rn ey fur P l a i n t i f f • c<op> of * tn tt uptifi I'la In* and aapanaaa. Including a t ­ M3 On# North Orang e Illdg. i Iff*# at to rn ey, W. T. I»avlp. t o r n e y ’* ( « # • and al.atrart fr a* Orlando, Florid a U'lom ^13, tin# North Or 1111140 and that In d efau lt o f auch Putdlrti Feb. It , t*. 37 A A v r i i i j * , urlanUo* KltffMrt. payuirnt, tltla, Int.-re.t, #*tatr, Mar. A. 1S*1. F A 11# N’ u T o r n Uccri't1 Pro claim, dtnianii, and equity «*f C D f - M I*Ql»fl i*u 9 III bg M (ir9 (l rod. mptlon o f th# It* fen dan I • ag ainst jou. I u n til I1 IIIIT. and all pere-m# c la lm ln s hy, • V t i l l : IVITMJHW m i li a 11«1 aio| «eaJ Jl lil t I I t . I III ! I IT nt f$anfr»r4f, P# 111( 1101 * County, throu eh, umli r or again#! V I V T I I them or *u y #f them, be «i*- r i . n i l l H A tv AVH Cut* FbirblM “ inh duy o f Jarua h e o lu le ly barred and for e- u 'l iw n i: I til v i l . i i l t v . ua r>. \ fi t ■ lueedl aald #ull tir ing fll*'< I L i t ) VII. l*a.Tt fHKAIgi Vll I ll |; TH tFFF.III In the c i r c u i t Court o f the Ar Hmii 11 l i t . ku 1th. Jr N in th Judicial Circuit. Ill end F I . ' I 'L I I A L N A T I O N A L M n ll T I'K'iU of Iin- h boi # #(> Ui| to r Samlnole County, In Cban. U A H K AsnOe’ IA TION , 4*ourt eary. aptlllc-l F K D I i l t A l * N A ­ Plain ti ff, Hvs M aruarri I*. T> r# TIO N A L MOUTH AH I> ASS' »- * in '* !t rk r iA T H i. N , a c or po ra tion m - II %ItltVKT I I |g \ .M*Mlt. A*V# \\ 1. h m » g.rnlaed undrr an A l t o f Cou- m widuw, ffitovii d IS J »* (V TiltI 411 tie 1 HI« N ■»r 1.11 '<ii m11 k f A %» 11 ti t* Itreee amt cvleitutf pur* mint In tha F a d ir a l National M o r t ­ TIIK HT%TI3 l»r I’l.ltllllM Orlnmlo, FI nr M i g a g e Aeaoulgtlott Charter. Ant, Till, 11 A K ill II T T T- L A M U t l . At lorn*-)- fur f il th *t i f f * CAS F la liillt f, vtre ue J A M K fi I’ ubiiah Fri» i. n , i i , ih : •*/<* t*(. no!»#rt J. ei-i i *« T i l l iM AS HUDSON. JU-. and FiiF*4 ll-i* — S*4vy w3? SH IZL'K O O. HUDSON, hi* w if e . Defendant#, being Chan­ iv T in : i h i* t u * h i i i r. r/o n*.«>. v< w v»trk. * \ •* K v * v i ii j i m i i si. i m i i 11 cery Caee No- 12.M, p ra yin g >»*i w :i; H K H K in \ m t i . H I' • T.OHIIIV IV (o r a f o r e t lo e u t e of eetd VVD Still mot'tKuga on th# f o i l , .w in g F I K H that *4 aull b tt ll » i ; w i \ o i ,s: m i v i l . VII. I U--.lt ■ •■heitlhcd Lind and linprov#- flU il nigit lit at yfiii hi 111 )*1 al»uV« ( I I C V I L I I l v o i d s: h i v i'i'r.iii • tid iU d r«ua«, aim I tlmt y <u rneute ly in g *nJ hnlug In S cm lliol* County, Flo rid a, to . »re r*'iu!r*«|: lo fli* your iin* F L L i L I I A L N A T I O N A L I I O I I T »w**r with th* f*!#tk of tlil» U V U L .191*01 I A T ION * ' 1,!|#>t ». Block V. S l ' N l - l N D r o u r t i a <! to “ '’ ©py P le ln llf f. %8. UN TA TK S, Amended Flat, tlirreof Upon th# f* ljln tlff *tTg*ru#'• w I 'I i i' *.m .u 11 r . n i A N H R jr. aoc oedlng to a plat th rra- IM aln tl fr* Myth N. ‘ h i HAItAH I*. KFII.X.NKH. hi# of, recorded In Flat Uouk ii*sin** ami mldf#*F 1 W ifti, Clavctuii'l. Jr. on > f IfornW I**. 13. p e g * * I A -- P i t*1* I »#f« ritiu ii i« Fu Idle K ec o ida o f Saint* juiM luti. I*, w- Hrn ir «r /*. Him* ford, Klurl»i«, not 1u«« r than a t i K i m i ; i i f i i i i m 1 1 1 ,% note Count)'. S'lorlda. of If arch* A. O. T UI oA R A lt I* »*l HAN Ki­ to geth er with the f o llo w in g ! ll<# j i f i ll1 ' c> >*ra FI|i b b#Hi fine H L K »n »r B L d r lc , !•«> If >ut !■*:* to d-- *c i r a no* i i i Model J t u t s . " b, o e . U l I b i rs<> I 'r o < m . - • " II hfl • 4ll«orilft, -\Ifthftl)l4 •nt*r#-J ji*gilri*' you fur fh * T S i i ’ U l»t ▼ o h A tits I I K F K t t Y N o n On# Duo -T in t in " a l l rrlU f ttl -r-' ' lleet #r. Model 317-*, o i l 1»1tl 17i t Tt»!» m i* foru* FH*I> th*8t i mill ban b-en a murt # -life- Th* r i M flit’ll ua ■*111 vl ynu in th# fthoku Serial » H 1 » One V i c t o r Cllin a* K i t ­ uiap- t ij i*r **■!*’ I **- .*i»»►i U : iiifltlftel cftii##, and t l * ynu fli# |oijr •tl* |,ot Ilh f u f. M M . V M i i n ri'lhired i chen K » h a u e l Fan. no tno. ICwTATH**. I in* u«lf«l 1*1•t , i « # r m Lili I ti © Cl * f k o f I h Ia ,|r| or »I rial nuitibeta. ii *1 t •* a*■r %« a eo |•> .i e ordl-«*f t* • l»l*« Ultra* C o u rf Ten Venetian llllnde, m<fit r#e'iird#d in I ''ill Wt«»k Hitrraof ii|*"-•iri Hi# th* 11J41111Jff t.il, manufactured by S*nis. I' j c » \ h lb * or P l f t l u H f f * 41l it id y*. wfliiaft k arlk Ulaee * Feint C o m ­ l l i h l l r I U k *«'» b » f Utml* iiiiintu ii i4*l ad d le** I* ilf tik pany. Sanford. Florid a, no N Hittiftlaiid. Jr. * mil tar<il«1 n<*l# County j !■ J*« model or - e r U I number#. •• f a llo w ­ F* Jifhoaon. I'. U. lifTiWrr 7. You. and each o f you, or# T O U K T I I U M wl: Fl«ri<l i not hilar h er et o r-uulred to f i l e per- in g M#m» 4>f n i" r ; > i * *i' -i |HiinftiN i malty o r by g l l o r n t y , In tha If* 4 tid |»r r mi i • 1* I d * l« lt* <| haii tha t u i i d *y of M l f l ’ ll. a . n 1»4: i f >oo fli 1 1 I 0 del „ f t - # o f the < D f k of aald at a part of ?ii» .1 pro*aiu rnlt • -* a ftaurr* f r o C i i i i f t i i u w ill Court, In tlir Count) Court- bit FtM |a*I*rl. h# wntftrod igftl till y nil fi.r O ik UK * • h<-ue*. In Sartford, Srnilnol# lortmnjt *1 In Hi# Kluctrlr firrUI SfilKS^SSIg ll.M r*11#f C o u n t * , Florida. *>u -»r before 4*ompoi l«l. Thla *u It I* lo M LA a 1 * * (ha t il l day of Mai n. A. l l , for« a luorigftgi Tli*. * i u«i fJK !U L o " tf Isas, )our ap p aaran c. , aun it I i> r u p i r t ) pie> « «.<K «t M. Url JfVllHMrt* * » a - or o'.har daf. n.l v o i,l»*-lj f t j l i * i la; T HISItk 1 Inae to Ilia •'uinplalnl In till# l*ut 3 lu lllo k of Fa ir 1 •11#> l* jtj-ThM in »t*r, eauee and atao tu » e r * r upon lal*# 1!*i(«tr*. fi fo llo ii 1, Mod*! :a s -» aii-i gander-. McKwali, S-iiwa>* A Juplftt, ftiiT.rdllift is. Ill* t pu t, vii-top »Mui»a KUth*»n Milne. for |lic F U l n (il.ii i U* rs of, rei’nftlp'1 If* l it 1a lie! F# " ■ U.'.lel o f (If f, I o It--a . -3. orhvn.lo, I lilt lls> ilc ! i. ..if imi I**i I wo, MrrUl nmruts' ‘ F lo rid i,, a -P.- of ><l'l p i * * ! fill Id h a r s .t ir l* WiMiii* T a b V . n e t l # ' ti' - l-. ItJi's, utlttrwtr# ■.ildl I'Hl Hi fm l w r . *11 i l l ) , J l r id ft tal. ma bu lgclu *<d to SailO v m p e l ' t win - • la b el' A*r C‘»rid-* t ’aiitriil ||c j I* ko Ik 4 Fa Corncon i, r o d W j o b and » » - h « ' la own, *jrf yt.R; |.rr* pan ), Sanford I -rll#. no b t r i . t l y lifftlulUdModel -r Sarlal nunibgra. , # I)U.M. A N D f i l t U K I l B D thle \IIT.NKW j* in> lifthd and th*> AVITNFSS to> bind and the M ai da* " f January A. D **-4il 4>r m^M **nuri at Him ford tVflS, at S-'lord, sem lU oli *-a l of a . 1.1 •• If • Flnrl-le. Ible L til I- ) •' f o b - Florida, IliU * Hi day **f Fah* County, Florida. rii-ii ). A. h 13(43. raary, A. D- t» *(. CSLAL) , lACALi Arinur ll l i e - a # h. Jr.. ( g K A L i Arih-ur ll. Rttrka "tli. Jr Arti iur H I' k a l i Legal Notice v i, a of the clrault t *,uri g « mine.a County, F lo l • I I ; : Via # i ta l K. T yra ir. c . Sand* te, Al* L-, #u, S e l l # are a. .'Line A l t o n " ) * and Co gn eello r* la a 1»» La. I I a! _A**baa P oe t o l f l c - tt - 1 ' * • Orlando. F . - r .. FublleU F v b f. ! » . » » . I ‘ - Uuf-4 lirra lb M on . F e b . 2 6 , ’63— P a g e 9 Hy Nadine Seltzer •1. Eiliiciition - Instruction I. Trnn«[»ortMtioii 0. Foot! tl. For ltcnt 6, F o r lie n t liA S|M*ciuI Notices 7. Itusincss Henttils Unfurnished 3 bedroom house. H. I tench Rentals 1303 E lli o t t A f t . , F A 2-5251 51. For Snlo or Kent or FA 2-0323. 10. Wnntetl to Kent plus t ' iiy . 201 W . 1st ht 20. Babysitter* STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 21. Beuuty Salons 3 Bedroom liousv, 2400 Stev­ Tues.. thru Frt. ■ 3 P.M. day 22. Build • Paint - lCcpitlr ens Ave. Phone 340-4671. r e s p o n s ib il it y . The Herald util not be re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your id, and reserve* the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the pollcle* of thla paper. £ u n ln rh Hefrigerutton Air-condition m , , - * #• - # . . lag men needed. We train ” ” K iC t 1 l r . I lit* you, Write Commercial Trade* Institute Box is. e u Sanford Herald 1. 't. Morttruirc Loans 14. Insurance DEADLINES 15. ntiHiiuiAs Opportunity 2 BEDROOM injure, kitchen equipisul. $7j inunth. Pb. KI. Female Help Wunteil CLASSIFIED DISl’LAY: FA 2-5303. Tuci,, Inni Pn. • 3 r. M. day 17. Male Help Wanted before insertion. Mon. • Sit. IS. Help Wanted E ff ic ie n c y \pt. $30 M o. S u r ­ noon. vllir C l . r k of Hi* C'r HctUlutm Coon*, u11 c“-aijrt $*ftii ford. FI ftrida Mask N C » ' < *'■ *■ J eftII 4 11.1.'1.1 S’. Jutine '1- Carroll lioriaft I', U. Hoi Kaufuni. H-'Nft I'iftinuii FubtHU F* b* IK *-» 4. II. 1H1 CL'A*# v"r tHf i lr*'ki|J. ■<‘o u r l 1I| ; A l j i v m ! K T|r» li C yjftck S. OhvtlAtiil. Jr anl Harold F. JwUtiaoli and Cftlrull Uurktt I*. O S5h* i . i r r o i l liork* AHuriFuj* f o r i "lu i L l» r a v t « r / ha Ilford, Florida Cur full I 110 Tk v A i t o r it t > * for I ’u i a d R r .4 dt.ii i • tl, -i Ajar, i, m 3 , i Cld ** A 12. Ile a l E state MODEL H o m e ... L o o k F u r S ate HOME 2 Uedriam i. kitciicn npo piH 'd. $61 month. 2823 S an ford Ave. 12. Ileal Kstnte F«ir Sale 27. Speeinl Services* SINGER J. \V. Hall, Realtor S K W lN i; M A C IIIM -; Sales and Service Frcr estimates in advance Erl'-' home demonstration "Call Hall'* FA 2-3641 2544 So French Ave. LAKEY IEW Home lor sale or trade for u tiled larm on the John E. Fox, west side of Sanford. Call FA 2-7898 days or FA 2 6368 Heal tor nights. 110 N. Park A »r. Pit. 323-0659 All type* of Real Estate 4 BIl., 2 BATH HOME To W a n t - A d s CALL FA 2-5783 Alan's Fabric A Rug) 2359 Park Dr. FltltailAII’ K Sale* A Service it, II HIGH 17bh W. 1st SI saniord I’ ll, FA :.3im ROBERT V WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquisi, Assoc. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Florida room, kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, stove and relritierator. trouble carport, good gtoragt mid ReuphoDtcry special.*! workroom. On 21* lots with I t i . F e m n l e I t e t p W n n t e d Chairs $39, selection of luassorted fruit trees, fenced. bric*. Sotas (89, selection of $18,500 With ti'Hiii Term8 WAITRESS, l U til Girl Exfabrics. pvrientv necessary. Apply L'vi'tom Made Sllpetwvr* llilck 'N Treat, Saniord. ROSA 1j. P A Y T O N Chair* $21.50, Sofa* »I950 | Hcs l l e » l F.alnle B ro k er Central Florida's lairgest 17. Mule Help Wanted F A 2-1301 17-92 at H ia w a t h a reupholstery Factory. Free home estimate*, written MAKE EXTRA MONEY NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath guarantee, 10'• down. FULL OR PART TIME home, large comer lot, lilt Central l ‘1a IV-cornlor* WORK ! ! Tucker Dr . Midland KsSouth A Garland Wc need a salesman hi your U*lrs V A—nothing down, area to work one or more Orlando. Fla. Pli GA g-IttiU monthly pay inents $92.oo. Sanford FA 3txtt3 counties, lie home nights, FA 2-8074 - FA •2-2218 Cotxia NE 6 CI78 save hotel expenses! Sell top-quality, (lilt tine of In­ LAKF. MARY I.AKEFRDVT— Monument*. Cemetery work dustrial Coaling* and New, 3 Iwdnaims, 2 hath*, At»o tattering on Slone* Paints . . to homes, farm*, SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. fireplace, central bratmg contractor* and InduMriul —What a spot! $29,000. 2317 McllonviUe Ave. users. No investment. No M A Y F A IR - $J8.ooo home fur Phone EA 26449 collection*. T o p commis­ $22,uuo. Owner transferred. 'Would you like to g a rd e with our band? That’* ju$t Piano Tuning and Repair sions paid weekly. Must 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, dish­ the sound w «\ a bstn looking fo ri" have own car and be be­ W. L Harmon — FA 2 4223 washer, disposal), beautiful tween 30 ami 68 year* old. R. A B lot. On!) S1500 down plus 6. F u r K e n I 6. Fur lien! MOBILE Steam For full del nils write. Sales closing costs. cleaner*. Wo elenn any* R OD MS. The G a b le * , 401 FURN. AND Unfurnislied new TWO KITCHENS— Unusual manager, Nulbmat Paint A thing, anywhere. Auto en­ 2 UR duplex apartment*. Oil Company, Dept. 27, Box MagnuUa Ave. FA 2 0729. 3 iH-druom home on large gines and boats a specialty. Terrain) (lours, tile bath. 83o5, Nashville ll. Tenn. shady lot, centrally located, 322-8746. 3 UR hum. Apt. Water A freshly painted, insuie and FA 2-2374 after 3 p. m. AD ROOK MATCHES Lights turn. FA 2-?7*M. out. ONLY $150. down. 2ft. AuDnmihlle Service RENT A BED SPANISH— Completely n*- Write us today, we pul you TWO BEDROOM unfurnished Hutlaway, Hospital It Baby In business BY RE'l URN novaied, stucco, tile roof. Ikjute. 105 San Carliis, $85. AU TO GLASS Red* MAIL, bundling complete S12.U0O, wilb separate turnThree room furntshed By Day, Week, or .Month line Ail Book Matches ill IN S T A L L E D istu-d apartment for rental apartment. 2101 Magnuliu, CARROLL’S FURNITURE demand by every business W I iu I kIi U'M unit, guest* or stiklki. Buck (H idim $43. Robert A. Williams. Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. lit St. right ill your town! No in­ D oor (iliias V e n t Ulnsn Phono FA 2 3951 vestment; everything fur­ HKU V1CK WKLAKA APARTMENTS: nished FREE! Tup com­ Sunluirlk (Ilnsw umi Paint 3 Bcdruum, 2 bath, built-ins, Room* private baiba, 114 missions daily! SUPERIOR fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ Company W. First St. REALTOR - INSURUR MATCH CO., 7566 S. Green­ 216 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 man Circle. $120 per nnmUi. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m wood Ave , Chicago 19. III. FA 2-7484. AUTO * RADIO house. 820 Escambia, Ph. OR TRADE. Equity In mod­ Drive-In Repair Service NEWLY FURNISHED large 18. H elp W unli'd FA 2-0274. ern 3 lilt Imnte for modern PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. 2 UR duplex. 14th St. Longhouse trailer. Blue Springs ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Fum. 2 11f<i room House. 25th St. A Siillford Ave. wood. 838-329H. Ave. Orange City. 7753949. AdulD, no pet*. FA 2 7684. Ph. 323 0053 HI. Situation* W anted LAKE MARY, 3 lilt. 2 bath. Sandy Ipeach. $l5o mo. I’ ll. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mejlmiville, Child Care. FA 2-2274 31A. I’elw FA 2-8920, tiA Speeial NotlceH Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months Children kept. FA 2 4182. Office FA 2-2111 FURN. EFFICIENCY Apt. old. AKC. Female. Call REMINDER Nights FA 2-0648 Child care. FA 3-U7IU. Couple or mother with 322-7879. 323-0700 INCOME TAX SERVICE child. Wdl care for child CARE forYhlldren. 323-0363. 1324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. O. M. HARRISON’S 3 Shetland ponies; 1 sorrel while mother works. Ph. 1311 I'ulmetto Ave. 322 8827 filly, 1 paint gelding. (125 FA 2-2143. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, DAYS WORK. FA 2-3739 each. Saddles also avail­ air condition, central beat. H. F o r S a l e u r R e n t able. I'll. 322 9162. 20. IlnliynltlcrH Near Rig Hear Lake. Also 2 RR. Modem house, 817 3 bedroom, 2 bath home lit WILL HOARD Infant in my AKC REGISTERED WeimarCatalina. FA 20378. Casselberry. Will take late alter puppies. $30. FA 2-9535 home FA 2-7370. M i n i i: il l* fti IT i > n i t : m m i * •»•• T i n : model cur or diamond ring day; FA 2-2168 evenings. If you like country llvingc fti A T i ; in * l i o n i n \ u» pari puyuieiit. Possession 21. Beauty Sulim* llll JFUOLD K R K t 'I H N U 3 Bedroom, 2 hath*. Un RAT TERRIER puppies. 11 ft Mil at once. O. S. Miller, Brok­ south side of big Lake HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NUUK weeks old. FA 2-3636 alter K U I T I I JUA.NsN U C H H I N U er, Orlando. Pit. GA 5-2230 Mary. Water lor hoatini. hla h I f • Complete Ueauty -Service 4 p. lit. re* Ml r m a ur 293 3523 etc. Orange tree*. Approxi­ 103 So. Oak FA 2-5742 T O f A R K H K R K I I Y N O T !mately 2 'i acres. FA 2-9162. FIK H Dial FFeHKtlAI# N \ ,12. Flnvven* - Shrubn Cut ‘ N" Curl Beuuty Shop ThieSAt. M M inM AH i: A24i*H. !S St. Johns Realty ClATIUeV, hftVlr.g filed In thla PETUNIA, .Snapdragon, PanFEBRUARY SPECIAL 1‘2, H eal K n U te Fu r Snlo fVniff M* awo rn Mill «•f Fi.m* THE TIME TESTED FIRM sir stock, New oju-rator ge t acquainted |i|iftliil# Htv liulura and k^rpoa# 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 o f uhliii la to forccK**v tha* 3 RR. KITCHEN equipped. offer, tloou cream wave, GRAPEVILLB NURSERY <*ri« fi inuric aiia hy Fenced hack yard. I'uJ$7.5o complete. Open even­ Grapcvllle Ave. Near 20th SI. 2 BR. CB, FI IA. Small down Hmiald T. > and Kally A. merits $79 mu., cheaper Afthlry, hla \s\lr. 1*1 h . w j r r i ings liy apt. 318 Palmetto payment. $52 68 per month. Animal* Petunia*, Snapdra­ Mortiiftis# and THJ. Cumpany, than rent. FA 2U61H for ap­ Ave. 322 0831. Corner lot. 109 Country f*n t h» 7Hli day o f Jiiii#, 1rJj*V; gon*, Pansies, Vegetable pointment. that aald CoinplftliiL Ula>ft for Club ltd. Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery, an arcoiiiiitltitf in ha takati 21. Klcrlrlcnl Sarvlcen un>f#r fha d*r*< linn of l h * W ILL"SELL- -Iquity ln~2~BR t'p.sjla ltd. Just oft 20th St. l-.M.N. FeNTKIHMtlKKK i *nii tt fur wlisii la duv Hi* home at discount. FA 2-4UMI. Ha s purchased b e a u t i f u l FRIGlDAinR ai.d 1st St. P t a l i l l f f f o r yrlii' I pal and l»l* Sales A Service l art at tm an hi rnnrl itug* and wiH#led urea aI lamgdale, inofi k »ik it n o I * and f o r l h * House Wiring, Free Estimates ,1,1. I’ urnitnre Ser Mr. Ferguson ut sale* Illsftl ■ 4 hit rife'ft 111m1 p Rpvliftrs Sid Ylhlcn's Hand.ill Electric Imtudlnn u t l o r n a ) ' * f t t a and office and pick your lei ""DON'T n iltoW IT AWAY ahatract f<«a and thal lit il#112 Magnolia ph. FA 24)915 and l)eus« models. fa,w i n m i ; n u n i r r n i h t o i * tiring yutir alumimmi furnifiiwlt o f aijrh pavrttanl* t i l l * ratal?, rlaltn. dantiiid and h i t . M v n i j i nn m l i m * down—low monthly pay mis. lute to us lor complete re2-V Plum bing h e n Iren «M|iiit| o f r*d«niptk»ti o f th* « I I I ( I T * 4 H 9 f i l l M H I M I I K Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice I n* ftiid au la and all ptraoli* l ill n i v , i I im iitv. i’laIinIna U) . thru0all, undrr i t i i i m i . i i f i i u v ih t m n •»r ada Rial thr m or any nt m i ; I'hriti., hr mhftolntttly tjhtt.rr*d and h \ \ J\HH H AN K for*M’loft#d; anid »ult tierIuit III* #*| In tfi* r'lr-'ijlt I ’ t.urt *if Hi* v#. Ninth Judli'hit Clr#n!t, In and f$«r ?»rfn|n*i|r Count >, In Chan* • ar> an tltUd F K I ' F R A I . N \T i n s Al« MORTUAHK C t A T h iN * « oorporati'*n or* iciiiilsni undrr wti As t of Cun* great mid i alaHtitf pui *ft»t*t to lh * K*d* ral National M v M K M * A■•yrlaHftfi C h a r i rr Art t'linlii* ti ff, ve. ao * J E R O L U F RBI** lit Nf | fti.i iililT II JIIAN.V lli;t*HI.N(J, hlft ft If. oit\N U K L V i U * 1 Cii3 ll A.\V. li t s'tnd* aiita. b#Ink Chantn> f*i»*« N«». I k iv k 3 pe n t * I' U I n t lf f , I N T K R N A l'|f»N U , » »F I T# l*‘ A F I ’ U . V A 'i: . \|»»|iFg|« ,NU. HIIH *i IM*; Tun. and « *oU o f >**ti arc horr h r r*«iulr*il la fli* prraoii*U> or D) a llo t • •I five of (h * Cl#rk of raid Court, In Hia ♦'utiiit) Court lluuft#, in riahfyrd* $**inln«l# <*oiii.t >, F ! "it Ida, nil **r hirfetrr till l * U l day of i l a i i i . , %. li 11441 l our <i|ip*ftriiiD’*, mi* w«f If' nt 111 9 J«f4l|ttl I I' 4,11*' i'llu y* 1o lh * ' omplwlni In till* aufti » n d a i m to i t i i upon Hand* i rIh 'K w iiti p I. v%nr « 3 yum'# Btturvii-ya for th* FlaluI I rr. a * opy *-f aald pi*a Rnaa. othiftwi**' * » id m i l nf plaint n lll W leiktr. a. con* f> **« d by r uft and tttub of you. iKi.NK I M ) ORHIalHeH ti.l* 7*.« »i*y or Fe br ua ry. IV43* at naiif .ni, hftUiliiols C 11 « " t >. F lo r i d a . i OLAI.i Ar th ur If U* k a ith . Jr f i r rk of c i r c u i t Court of ^ftnln * iTotint» Florldp lf| H a n ha T. t'liijaii ti- C. fuldlfth Mar t. ivh. UMiS. IX. U* 23 4 Ava. FA 2-1761. Wall Pluniliiiii: £ Heat my; AIR CONDITIONING COMRACT and REPAIR IS W'OlIK 3 Bedroom. J'« bath, mi qual­ M O lillH k i: r i l l l l e t fell ft 1 N T ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. too; .Vanlord Ave. FA 2-0562 r o i H KOI Kite A. W A L K Kit Lungdslu subdivision lamg i nd PLUMBING HI T H n WALKER hi* wood. W if* loiilm clilig Repair* It I : « 1111 4f T i In *n 'in k - o w n FREE ESTIMATES niftitp ur court! r> •** ii • r t lm ii t lif H in t # <.f E lu rl'J ft, R L. HARVEY hh'l tuulllrtii itddr«#« 1j* 2oI Sanior Ave. FA 2-3383 - Mh l l A K K J. A W IlaBOKs J f t . ttt u* §9)4 t t ul, t If fPIMlftl! !■ h m a iik ii b i r m ; n r n it 13 7li 4, pfsiylna m f^rtrloftur# X6, \ U K : i fiN. of aald mort|i«.|io oil thi- f»d* 1 H Nil i*1 ,|lr M *Uoit, iavk It i i J*‘ *4*rlh* •! 3ii lid . Ijrlni n * vY N ii i ii- lit r I I I , T ift t a.n4 hr i n • tn Oran aa Con nl y, lN)fti o f f i c e , Nt ft Viirll, Florida, to • w il t N v ft V u r k i# *t : : m . KB W1SA n i V-m if f in rub> notified lltM r . R h F t i : U » F IR H T \HIMTlnS . A.'onidlnu to plat a i 'is m p ift liii i** ft<r#cb>»B 4 i t r * t iiu f f u M g * v n u u m b t r liif th* r*M$f, r» *1 In Flat t a in lluok 15 , I'aitt « « . I'uhlle t tie fglluHltitf d**crlbcd r%ftl Htvufth of l^rinlnolif C's.gn* i#roi»trir* ( o - » l u i.o* • m ock ,*k *\ e n r s * . t>. Florida. T i n C L i n M AN OR . U N I T T o i f t h a r with n .t f o l i o * jng l’l|ftlpll(#tlt i Bit, 2 bath, l u l l e d buck y a rd , m r conditioner . K i t ­ chen e qu ip ped 334KI S. I'a lk weltliing IMMKIIIATK OCCUPANCY FURNI 1URE C K M E It II ikj French Ave. Pit, FA 27933 Tli't fc 1 • iiv>! X » lk i GBi t a • llfttl b i1 wi » k fur four Slenslrom Really Cm *1 j H v # i i v e k * h i H u fo rd I h r f t l l I M T I . U H il* *. tli dft> o f K « b . ru «r>. 1»AS. (k L A L ) Arthur H IJrck h lib. Jr. H i: T, 14* put > C lt rk I'ubllah M »r . T*b. 4, ||«?e ii, \ llilvn il, 3i A L A W N SERVICE Mowing, edging, (endlong, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. 2uih St. opposite io!f FA 2 1817. C!ul>. Now 3 liodruom. l's bato, built in*. Large fam­ ily room, central heat and Air-Condition. Low, low down p a y m e n t s $75 oo Heutitip - A ir O iru litinn in g month pi y* all. Drive out Sale*—Itcpau-—Contracting today or call FA 2 2744 for , FREE ESTIMATES details. HI.JO to j daily. 2502 Oak FA 2 83211 TKK *N GHKKN J Uut Southern Air Used furniture, appliance.*, Iwl*. etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2-4132 Sell U» Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-6677. FREE ESTIM ATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New- tc Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-3117. WANTED reliable couple la take up monthly paymcnl) of $l3.5o on 3 complete loom* of lurniture. Call TE 8-1511, L'Mselberry, col­ lect. •'ll. A rtie let* F o r Sale I hildren* shoe*, fl 88. Roy a punt* $2 77, 2 pairs $.3 30. Surplus City, 201 W. 1. Ready Mix Concrete, sand, steel, window sills, lintels, dry well*, grease traps, steps, table tops, stepping stones, lot markers. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-S7M FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLLNDS ' Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cords. Seiikurik Glasfl and P a in t Com pany 2*0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 STOUFFER Posture rest and reducing unit. Like new. A real steal. FA 2-2050. Singer Round Bobbin sew­ ing machine, equipped to rig rag. Guarantee. 4 Pay* menti ot $o.50. FA 2-9411. | USED JALOUSIES and jal­ ousie door, complete with glass and screen. For snlo half price. See Carl Schilkc, llarcar Aluminum Products. Sanford. j WE LOAN Carpet Shampoocr at no cost with purchase o£ ltlun Lustre shampoo. Car# roll'a Furniture. 26. A u to m o b ile* - Trttcka 53 PLYMOUTH, good trans­ portation. 322 3375 after 5. '53 L'llEV. 2 door sedan. Runs good, good tlrca $125. Pb. FA 2-9126. .17. B ou I h • M oturs Uiloway To The Waterway Itolmon Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 3U4-6-8 E. tit Ph. FA 2-5961 16' LONE STAR Filierglaaa lop trout. I960 40 hp, John­ son motor and trailer. $792 or best offer. FA 2-5537. 3H. M o torcycle* - Scoot era VESPA Motor Scooters (now) $10.65 dow n A $3 32 Week­ ly. Lewi* Sales & Service 2317 Country Club Road Ph. FA 2-7928 ,1ft. Trillion • Cabanas FOR SALE or trade: 1961 1h * i 9' x 12'. Uolalr ca­ lmnu with 16' x 26' awning. All extras. $800. FA. 2-8455. HGLLERSo/SANFORD Real E-l al c— Moilgage* 2d. Undid & Telexi mn 111 N. Park Ave FA 22420 USED TV’s. $25 and up. Tpwn Owner must sell. Take over and Country TV. FA 2-5362 $89.un payment*. 3 bed­ rooms in Sunlaiul. FA 2-1181 1'EIISONAb R a d i o a I V. SERVICE 3 BEDROUMS, 2 baths. Fein Wc icpair PIioiio Changers rd backyard. Air-condition Radio A T.Y., Aoto Radios Nil, t. arcordltiff to tho er. Kitchen equlpin-d. l*,w 1 DAY SERVICE Ilia t ) i* r # u f 4 * r*CO frl*«| ltl down payment. 3:ki6 S. Paik i*i j i 11/uk i i , r.4k* *r., 231Ii SI. A Sanford Ave. I* 14bile «jf rfv ntitiulu Ave. FA 2-176). Ph. 323 0655 r-.ftiity. K U r ld * . lift* Is* fit filed BCttltiil |*iu In Hit 1 l*ft%* - tl> If 0 cult, end >«mj 3 BR, I'a bath. I2UI Selma 27. S p e c i u l S e r v l c f * * » • rtMUlrtd (0 * » r u * Rd., laingwood. $300 down, nf > y ii f Answe r ur uUier take up payment*. w e l l s " DRILLED, PUMPS, I'K a ITims- if* Hi*- i*nrii|»Ufiit un I ' I m h i l l ' ’ » u H u r 11 * > w, A N l 'E l l SPRINKER SYSTEMS oUsV, lit H I , UK AN. I#UV\ K - ALMOST new 4 bedrooms. 2 AH Typo* and Sire* 1>K# ik Tit u d*M mClta, 323 ballis, large paneled living Wc IU-|tair and Service leia-ti c;ef*tr«iI Aviftfte, Orlftliilo, j room with stuiiu fireplace, K lvrl j i , and ftlr lb * urUinul S T 1 N K An* 1%rr ur otll*r rifft-H.irf to Florida room. Carporte. On Machinery and .supply Co, tb# o f f b « of th* C l* r k o f th« 1 acre lot, near Wilson c ir c u it CuUi t on or h e fo rt | 2UT W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 •I... I t l b U>* or M * rch. 1»«S. I Sehool. Pnolu. SlU.SiS). Ph I f }«4i| fftll tu dis *14, 4 'le i l ‘ l [ |»ro i d l l h d o 4 ill Ue Itiktm J FA 2 1694. iiMiittiPf | «»i fur Hi* r t l i t f (J* 11114Jm|t■1J hi t III* IT"OIfll p 1* 1141!* 1.1.1. F u rn itu re / C H E V R O L E T <)I,I)S f C A D IL L A C T O D A Y ’S SPECIAL I|i3a OI.DK I Door Si-dun With Xuluniatlr Transiul»*lon. Radio, Heater, Tinted G l«»», While Wall I'lre# \oil \ir riiiiililloninlt. 74500 f 1795 112 UM.rON Slaliim Wagon. I Door 393 :.a I’ l.Y MOt I II 2 IliHir. V-8. Stick Shift 993 :,s ( IIK\ I l»«#n, Mr I omlllioli til ( H E Y Stalion Wagim, 1-Dr.. V-8 Auto. Tran*. 1793 195 50 l o llli Slallmi Waiiitn, V-8. Auto...... ..... ..... 2395 39 CADILLAC Sedan MeVHie. Pn»er, Air Cond, 593 38 FORI) Station XXagon. Auto. ........... — . 39 CltEX |. UiHir, 6 Cylinder, Stand. Tran*. 37 t I I I V 2 Door, Standard SliiTt ...... . ■ti til.DS ■’ Dinir, Xiilmualir . ..... — 57 I OKI) Station Wagon, V-8, Overdriva _ til I HEY ' ) 'Ion Pickup, Aulo. Tran*. ........... 39 t'HEY Station Wagon, Very lac* Milraga — 39 1*1.Y XIOI "I II 2 lhs.tr. Sid. Tran*. 53 PI X XIOI III • Hour. 6. Sid. Shift 39 EHSEL I Door, Xuloinatic 39 PIA Mill; I II 2 Door Hardtop. « t >1. 36 CADILLAC Sedan DeYillc. A|y fond. 39 01.1)8 HDoor Hardtop, Air ( auditioned > -< ii< i< o n • **» **# 38 FORD 4, Auto., V-8. Hardtop .*•8 FORD 2 Door. 6 C>L, Standard 37 K IR I) i Door 38 PONTIAC Station XXagon, 4, Auto. Trana. 219 E. 2nd ST. FA 1-0TII 1193 693 293 513 1113 1315 •IS 315 395 •95 •95 IS IS 595 595 293 993 2393 PARK AYE. ORLANDO C l! I-3 IU FAI-984J �ff!jt V iife rl Pnpc 10 — Feb. 25, 10C3 Vm Q Lund Cops 500 I! 6 DAYTONA B E A C H , F li. Charlotte, N. C., Sunday with (U P D —Drifting iclcntlflcilly 30yearold Newton, N. C., to save fuel, bulking Dewaj-ne grain broker Ned Jarrett a (Tiny) Lund rode Into the disappointing third. They were running bumper auto racing record booka to­ to bumper, Lorenien, Lund day aa winner of the gruelling Daytona 500-mlle Hock car and Jarrett in that order, with only IS miles to go clastic. Drafting Is following In the when the pace-setting Lorenleader's wake at high speed sen had to hit the pits for and being towed along In his gasoline. Lund Immediately let Jarrett lake over and set vacuum. Lund, a comparative rookie the pare. And with only three among the racing veterans laps remaining, Jarrett, too, who.blasted off In the field of had to halt for fuel. That's when the towering SO which started the SOQ, proved blmtelf an eipert and Lund, a six foot, four Inch It netted him a 24-second vic­ 270-pounder horn in llsrlan, tory over Fred Lorenren of Iowa, took over and drove Jai-Alai Entries J»m. roi n m n s w i b - s i m In , • p etals ) I. M t n m l ; t. A r ra n t; S. Ansrs bs ; 4. Aldas; 1. Urlsar; S. M ar tin; I. Z s r r s , flub; Aus­ tin. r i m t OAWS4 — Deeblea, B petntsi I. nadlela-r.ubl; I. Js rln -K rh sn ts i S. U r l s - l r l t r l e ; 4. A r r t t lh s l • (xirsnso; I. O a.II Aa ustln ; t. A r s lllo • Klorrl; Hubs: O nal.- Za rra . S I X T H N A H M — Dee SI re, B p e is t s i 1. Ilsdlnls-Zubl; S. JsO n sls • Msnusl; S. Ar rons K rh sn ls ; 4. A r rl.t a -Z u b t ; S. l.'rIB • llrls sr ; 4. As lla a-Za rrs ; Bubs: Uadlnls-Klorrl. sK V S tv rn ij .a w h — low caution flag while the track dried. Then, in the mid­ dle stages, there was another eight-lap caution drive while the car of Dick Goode Mis­ hawaka, III., was removed from the hackslrctrh raring strip. Thus Lund didn't have a shot at the average speed record of 152.529 miles per hour established last year by Fireball Itoberts of Daytona Beach. But his winning aver­ age of 151.966 was Indieative, despite tho delays, of the lap speeds of 162 to 164 miles per hour with which the pack was touring the two and one-half mile asphalt oval. II Play It Cool - - Piersall r m r r «a w n — o n s in . a C S - l a l 1. Is a . K s a n a ; t. K«trails - F . r n . n d o ; •- MartinK e lls : 4. P nrqu H • Ahasolo; S. Annrs be -llam on : S. T f J . r o Ir ia n ) Muh.i Arrnns-IJrquMI. I R C I M O SI AW SI — l l u b l r s a p o in t .) I. It s-A Iiaaolo; t. Kurq u o t - F . l l i ; S. A r r o n a - K . r n . n do) 4. T . J . r o - K g a n a ; I. K«t r s d s - K a s n s t i I. I X r i d a - t J r quldl; S. A n ai-ab .-lrlg o; Hubs: Mtriln-Jusnrhu. T i l l H fl 4IAWK — SlnalM. 0 p o l " t . ) I, Kurqusti 1. O la r r.; S. K g a n s ; i 4. Jusm-hu; I. Irian; €. tlsmoni T. A b s ta in ; Hutu T . - I it home through those last 10 miles for his triumph, his own gss Just hsrely lasting. It was a $23,3.V) payoff for his victory In a 1963 Ford which had been designed for another man. Marvin Panch, the 1901 winner of the Daytona 500, had been scheduled to pilot the car which Lund drove. Hut two weeks ago in prac­ tice for a sports car race Panch crashed and Lund risk­ ed his life to pull Panch from the car. The race was drlaycd an hour and 46 minutes by mid day showers and the first 10 laps were run under the yc|. r iiM b m B p e l a l t l I. T tjs rn -lls m n n ; 3. M srl ln • Ksrnsndo; S. Kstrs* ds-Jusnchu; 4. A r r l . I A - K . l l i ; S l i t . Olsrrs; 4. Kurqust-llrquldl; Hubsi An srs bs-lrlsn. S t l l l i m i 4IAHS4 — Slsslra. T p eln ls i I, A t t i c s ; I. O n sls ; I. A r s lllo ; ; 4. lu d lo ta ; I. tlr ls; S. Irla rts ; 1. J tc ln ; S. Ossll; Mu hi boras ** . * m T t l (JAMS! — Desblra. B P « l n 1st I , Rsdleta - l.err"se| t. A r elt lo-A su a lln ; 8. A . i l « » K rh sn ls; 4. J t d n - K l u r r l ; 4. Ar rntlb sl . Ir la rts ; 4. O s . l l Zutil; Hub*; U r ls-l lrlt ar. tm t U4MB — l le a b lM . t p eln ls i 1. Msrtln-Jusnehu; J. A r r le t s • Msnusli ». Arr.instlr quldl; 4. A n s rh tb s -U rlt a r; E. O n sls - Ols rr ; S. AldssZ s r r s ; Huhr: A f Ugs-llaman. 1 ITII IIAWM — Deablrs, T p ela ts i I. Aldas '• I r l a r l r ; I I ' r l s - Z s r r a i S. Iladlnla-lh-hanIs; 4. Arsltlo-Z ub l; S. A r r a llb r l - A s u t l l n ; S. Jseln • l-orsntn; I. O s s ll. llr ls s r ; t. Astlg a - K I s r r l ; Bubti A r r l . t a - M . n mb L Lyman Drops 56-54 Tilt FlorldB Central toppled Lymsn, Mi-54 In ovartlma rage Bctlon Friday night. I.ymsn spurted n 16-11 first quarter lead and nt the end of tha half both teams werp reck and neck, 26-25. Donnie Smith suited IR points for tha losrrs while Bill Tolson knocked In 14. By Ualled Press InternslJonal Jimmy Piersall, tempera­ mental outfielder for the Washington Senators, says there'll he no more shenani­ gans from him In 1963. The 33-ycsr-old Piersall, who has been a big drawing card since 1952 because of his colorful and zany antirs, said after signing his contract Sunday: "I'm tired of being a character.” "Fans arc going to sc« a new Piersall this year,** he Celtics Seen Easing In Top NBA Spot By United Pres* International The Boston Celtic:, fresh from a convincing thrashing of National Basketball Asso­ ciation rival Loa Angeles Lakers, can ease hack In their Eastern Division throne Tuesday night if lliey heal the Warriors of Ssn Francisco. No games were scheduled today. said. "I'm going to keep my mouth shut and roncentrate on playing hall. After all, that's what I'm paid to do.” Piersall, who had said he would not accept a pay rut this year, signed for $38,000— a deduction of aome $4,500— after having ono of his worst seasons in 1902. The contro­ versial cenlcrflelder, who had been bolding nut at hla New­ ton, Maas., home arrived at the Senators' P o m p a n o Beach, Fla., training camp Sunday and declared, " I de­ rided to rome down in per­ son Instead of talking on the telephone. All I want to do la play ball and be treated like other ball players." After reaching a career high of .322 for the Cleveland Indians In 1001, Piersall was leaded during the winter to Washington for pitcher Dirk Donovan and outfielder GentGreen. Donovan won 20 games for the Indians last year while Pleraall'a average dipped lo .244 with only 30 runs baited Raceway Entries M il NT H ftCM — M M T r„). \oA-eefaapr* mt m i >s i m 1 mlltc I. Talti tdral Dean, n Dunn; f. a. lllpper Vuln, A Charon; puutila Key, la 4. Hootch A f f a ir . O Hear*; I. I in perlal Marla. II Mtinla; « No b it ty Pal. T T a y l o r } 7. Ora rlnun, T l'#r#t u n i' ll m i i t f t i r — S.1WI P a r r , > » a . n l e » r r e o f I M !■ I in Hr. 1. I'amtttlr llyr<f. I. K il l* : f Spirit o f ilrora ln, JWlrm.iM. 3. Mlau..tjrl Itynl. II Hlllra; 6. Mr. M tl, I. Cprlamt: ft. Until* Mr. M (I. Is Coprlatul; ft. Until* It M un ti ; 7. Mr. Hobnrln, T T a y lo r I ’l l l l l l l I l f t f ’ K— U M . Iftnarlrr llurep—2 frmr ultli I. Mlaly Danta. I' Mnnrr; 7. M lely Hally. IIlt<>||ln«; I Funky flnb. tl Johnanri; I. f a r . ■ o J or, |. lim it : ft. Minty llr . ward. A ItUnchoj I, Miss I : m«l Ir, H W'llllikiiiron; 7. Mlaly Whig. Il W l k o f f n il im i H H K — s -i imi I' ar r. \s.$».»xInnrrn e f Rl.ft*o la IIfall me— I mile I. Chlf* Onl IS I Jenn* Malburn. H f h a n r ; ] Shady Maid. Wnt. Iloblnnoii; I. Doctor* Pronin, It liunn: ft. Iftotijr ( '.mil, 4} Holder: < KMro) Pick, .1 lln llr y; 7. K ll nrnry June. II Mrlot<»«h 1 ' i n i l H i l l ! — a;mik— « j « a r . I f f llwrar— S frmr eMn up 1. Mlaly lead. II l ( o llln « : 3 Hucar Charge, i llnrrlaonj I. Ilullarda flats#. C W h l* n * r ; 4. I l l f U Mali. H Hurrla;; S. W at lanna, «1 Johnnnri; t. M m av vy , I* ftloore k l l T I I MftCM — t.ie« — Fare. \ hr - m Inar m saf I9 .I M In IM S— I Mile I Mr H C . I. Top rland : 1. W il dw o od Council, ft 0*Nr||j I. Grand Selocllon. W Itoblnnon; I Avalon Orion, K €*u f f : ft. K i l l y Pence, A leaniillle; I. Ornrra l Al. A W lla ry M ! l K W I I II I I I : — I34M — l|narler llsarwr— 9 t e a r nldn nad up I. Ilollon Mklppar. J Vlarrlnon; 3. Had Jao IS W lllla n iaon ;; I. Orbit Star, H Hurrla; 4. Mr. Florida, O Jolmaon; I Huaar l u r |»r *, II W l k o f f : C. I l l i l e Mint, II Holllnn; 7. leou Frank. I* ftlmire F.lHIi r i l tl l i ft? — l ! M t — r a r e >4in.«e|enrra nf 9VM In IPC.W I Mile 1. Il a llle Human. M I'unry; 3. Hr brl l. im l f fi t sk . A W lla r y ; 3. I'aula Vo, W Holilnnon; I. Mrastow Girl. II 4'liaar; ft. M«r> * Flash. H l / N e ll; C. Hr Ip lit Hold. H Haul M M II H M R — gniui — qw ar ler b t r » r - S jrmr nldn nnd up I. 1#1M Ir J,,r Hire. H lliirrrn. 3. Ilesbhy Thymti", O Jobnnr^i;: 3 T uiik Ii Knuutfb. J Cronn; 4. Florida (Jurm. I* Moore; ft. I.lttle J«i# Fair. Is l l u n l ; « Motminin liar. C Whlnnrr; 3. H« aKrrn Parade. A Hlaucho Fresh Fla. Grade A Whole WHICH W A Y they ko? nigiis thin pretty San­ f o r d In.s.s, M m . Hill Vincent as she watches the cars zoom by at Sunday’s T»00* nt Day­ tona Dench. In. Piersall, hampered by in­ juries some of last season, said, " I ’ ve been doing Iso­ metric exercises all winter and I lliink I'll Im stronger Ibis year." Dick Stuart, another base ball character, served notice to the Boston Bed Sox at their ti s vs: — a n Sill— Scottsdale, Ariz., ramp that I. Htorx. 3. IM * T a n g a l u n * he means business this year. rrr, I. J’ griMr Croat. 4. Nr w ft Habra T a r i n . « The slugging first baseman, Country, Noribanipton, 7. I.lttla M-may. obtained from the Pittsburgh % \rlla fry Piratrs in a winter deal, re­ R F .r itM l M M ’ R — ft 14 Mile— 1. I'ratlla T«»*a, 3. I la n l Outported five days ahead of tar, t. Moflay 'a Hon. 4. Hla|»brr»'• 4*fio|ra. ft. I$rivln* Dml*, lime and promptly helled 4. Ilnndail V o I r, 7. Kky l - . f k » r , eight halls over the fence 4* II 'a f ’ hnlrp during a halting drill. Stuart, T i l I I I I I I U I K — ft/14 Mllr— I. Ijotta Joy, t. Ilrokvn Zipwho once rrgardrd himself par. I. Haxan. 4. ftlary Tip. ft. as Babe Bulb's successor aft­ Tm Airy. 4. Ilarvar4*a Plaaalo, Atbm r) • l i f t Ham er hitting 66 home runs in the 7. F i l l Il l'll I I U M — .1 •» M llr —. minors in 1956, may now rea­ 1. lUillola. 3 Hammy. I. IV»rlize his potential while aiming pnrata, 4. Taahaway. ft. Hally llltliip. «. l u v l d 'a Klpprr, 7. for Frnway Park's short left |n apart nr John, • Jarrl Jink* F I F T H II I f ’ ll — R I 4 Hlla — field fenee. SOKC Entries Beatty Takes Top Track Award NEW YOBK (UIM)—Next target for Sullivan award winner Jim Beally—the world indoor two-mile record now held by Murray Halbert of New Zealand. That was the word from the five foot, six inch Beatty to­ day alter he expressed: I. "Disappointment" al running “only" a 3:59 o mile in Sat­ urday's national AAU Indoor track championships, and 2. pleasure at receiving the Sul­ livan Trophy as America's top amateur athlete of 1962. Beatty was officially pre­ sented with the coveted Sulli­ van award Sunday less than 21 hours after his latest mile teat had flattened a supposed ly classy field. Jim Grelle, his Ixis Angeles Track Club teammate, finished second In 4:90.0, but Beatty is the only mller In the nation who does­ n't consider that too tough to heat. Preservation of food by de­ hydration dates bark to pre­ historic man. I. C l i f f dri ll . 3. Tammy !«u, 3 FutMa'a W h rrl, 4, Hava Htsiria, ft. Iwiiik Hank. 4. II* Iflxli. 7. Ulna Mart, 4. Trim Hpllflra • I M i l MACH — ft/M Mllr — 1. Cblrkab on Musla, 3. Hbnar lilt. 3. Unfurl. 4 Islta TurnMar. ft. Jai*k Vr*xvl. 4 llrnia rHii lm a n , 7. J**a HI iMI f , I. Ilranilnn I' ra n rr r %f.%i : > t i i ii % n : — a n M i i n I. Han T ray, 3. I'utiy'a l»uka, 3. 4ft. I I ‘ a l.4*a. 4. |M b » r Shaba. ft. Ilhia Johnny, 4. Financial. 7. K a t h y Kallar, I. \\ Ilia Win c i i i i r n i i i %4 i: — » in m i i f — I. (JochI T im in g, 3 Hw***t 4*allarn, 3. I*o> a I 1,'ikr, 4. lsiiU 11a %or, ft. K i r r lllb R , 4. For Kiatnpla, 7. b u i m t , ft. K r H II. ^ i m t i h a i i: — ft/i4i Mil# — I. 4*ur«» Kmplra. 3. Hallo Charlie, 3 |ilapoaa, 4 riia r o kr** Humllal, ft. Komlla. 4 Ablava il Hiif . 7. Il r r l lr l ^ r , I. Karl'a Mar IR TI I II ft4 13 — 1 4 Mila — 1 . T « r r a rrr, 2. Joyca U , I. Ha fa (iwap, 4- tlnldan Kchn, ft Harlow. 4 f,yn Ulrfin, 1. C.oamo II., R Naoma Hacrrlary WomenPast21 WITHILADDERIRRITATION Aftar II . common Kldntr or llladdrr Ifrilallong affacl talco at minr vomrn aa man and mar maka rou tana# and narvouA from loo fraauani. burning nr Itrtilnc in Ination both da r and nig hi. Bacondar Ur, fog mar Iota alsrp and auflar from llaad* tr baa. flat kacha and fraI old. turd dr. praattd. In aurb Irritation. CYATKX aauallr brings fiat, rslailnt romforl br rurtnng irritating garma In atrong. arid urlns and hr analgaalg pain rallaf. Oa| CTYRTSX at druggtata. farl battar fait. Great Savinga on Easy Terms M ATHER of Sanford DECORATIVE! VERSATILE! CHUCK HOLE S h M E - U P I d a inisli L IV IN G ROOM O U TFIT A cordial welcome is brought to you from lo­ cal merchant a and civic organizations I If J FREE Maps, Area Information and Rifts from I-oral Merchants Await You I f you a rt n M i Newly Arrived Family •r know of A New Fondly Contact our howl cos LOLA WINN FA 2-1471 2400 Stevens Ave. im o • • • a a llig Sofa with Matching Chair Itorkrr Cocktail Tahir and t End Tables 1 Table Lamps Zlpprrrd Foam Cushions Pure 5 $ 1 98 ^ S . U. S. CHOICE “ FLA V O R - A G E D " DEEF CubeSteak »9 o ‘ FULL . IN S T A N T DECAFE COFFEE 5 Oz. 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FreshGroundBeef Sawmills in Kentucky pro. dure btween 500 million amt fsX) million board feet of lum­ ber annually. FltOM A WOULD OK FIN E FU R N ITU R E TAK K YOUR CAR W H IR R T H I I X P I R T S A R B . . . T O FIX LB. PAC K AG E Jaciuk Released LAKELAND, Fla. (U P !) Tha Detroit Tigers an­ nounced Sunday tho release ef third baseman Jaciuk. Ja­ ciuk had requested tha raleas# bocauae ha wished to play with the llanahin Tigers of the Japanese Central League. W EDNESDAY T h U t t u M F A 2-0983 25th & PARK u / . . 78c u> 48' lb. �«> * * C lO c II) LARKY VERSIIEL Pity the poor lawyer*! Cirruit Judge Vatic William* Jr. ha* decided to appoint Irani attorneys to defend indigent people accused of felonies. . . , Now the attorneys are seek­ ing spec inI legislation to com* pensnte themselves lur the jolt. , . . • * • How about n special bill for ■ public defender here? • • * And will Voile use the mar­ ble m e t h o d u> pick the *iucky” ( ? ) attorney? • * • Looks like that pipeline might he const!lifted after all. . . . Of eourse, all they have to -do now is get a permit to cross those railroad tracks on Mcllonville. . , , lly the way Ilurnup nnd Sims hus the pipe contruet work. i*' • • C o u n ty B o a rd s Cooperation Lag Rapped By Avery >0 * * VOL. 51! Avery continued: “ We are in our rights on this matter of a building permit for Eng­ lish Estates school. We should insist an access road !»e pro­ vided by the School Hoard before wo approve a building permit. “ It seems to he the policy of Hie School Board to erect its new schools in the boon­ docks and then Insist that we provide a road to it." The question was further rnilghtened when fl. C. Callson. chairman of the Longwood City Council, in being assured that approval has born made for paving of Highway 27 between laing ★ ★ ★ wood and Altamonte Springs, ★ ★ ★ asked the county to build an right-fool sidewalk for Hirerquarters of a mile to Lyman School for students lie was told that this would mean -a change of plan* and inighl delay Ihe road improvement for a year or more. County Engineer William Rush ad­ vised the matter he held in abeyance until the road IniIleque.sts on road ami (Imitmifc problems, nlotijr |)rou-mcnt he completed, Lack of co-operation by Ihr County School Hoard with the County Commission was dr cried this morning at regular session of the latter board. What was termed “ five year* of misunderstanding" between the t w o count) groups was brought into the open when Commissioner James Avery queried wheth­ er the School Hoard had ob­ tained a building permit fur ils proposrd new English Es­ tates school. Robert Brown, toning director, rpplled no application has been made for a building permit. Avery then pointed out Rial the schoot and its paved areas will surpass the 2.300square loot minimum re quired for drainage purposes. It was former Commission­ er Vernon Dunn who stated that there has been a lack of cooperation on the part of Hip School Hoard for five )cars or more. “ One tunc a few years bark," Dunn ex­ claimed, "w e directed an in­ quiry to the School Hoard about some proposrd plans and a member of the press brought hark the answer from lhat body: ‘What we do is none of your d— busi­ ness'!" $ m tfo r d lir r a lit Road W oes Hit Board of this morniiift'n session of the County Commission. A CONVERSATION WITH Two rczunlnir requests were approved and one tabled. William Hlidock, rcpresentiltK tin.1Seminole Plaza MICK CHIEF MACK CLEVE­ LAND SR. Shopping Center, sought approval for two building permit* for new building* RKI’ORTKK: Mack, some there. He pointed out applica­ nceusiitions made nt the City -j4r ★ ★ tion bus been made to the Commission Inst night uhout fire department not answer­ Town of Casselberry to annex ing the rail to the dump fire. Hie 23-aerc site of the shop­ What goes? ping center and thi* is to be CLEVELAND: No truth in acted on within three or tuut it. We ninde several runs out week* by the Town Council. tlieic and finally put the fire tjuestrcn of drainage was Suppuit of a move to pro­ out with llie aid of city crews r a i s e d and Commissioner vide the county pay fee* (or Monday. James Avery moved tin- build. alto to r)* repieseoting indig­ • 4 * permits la- granted since ent* ill criminal actions was K LEFT OVER CITY COM­ "in line weeks this will be MISSION NOTES. . . . Joe ?usked of the County Commis­ Casselberry’s baby*.1* Raker asks about downtown sion this morning. Th| . rrikiesl was tabl-H commercial inspection. . . . ] Circuit Judge Vi-b" t W l. penning receipt of a letter limns Jr. naked the Commis­ It's coming, he’s told . . . Joe from the Town o f Casselberry Raker asks about vacant prop­ sion to support stole wide recommending the Commis­ legislation plovidlng for o erty reappraisal. . , . It's com­ sion grnnl thu permits. This ing, he's told again. . . . City public deft-nder. " I f tins should letter was received by the fail," he continued, "then 1 agrees to advertise for heat­ Commission just ns it re­ ing-air conditioning unit for request ycu abide by n resolu­ llie recreation office. . . . How tion of Hie Seminole County- cessed for the noon luncheon. Lake Mary Chamber of many people use It ? Cost liar Association that the coun­ Slate Health Department, »3U0. . . . Remember when ty pay uttorney fee* in these Commerce officials were ad­ under a new law, no longer vised approval lias been grunt­ our city fathers refused to case*." requires food handlers to hold Tlie judge said local attor­ ed for action connecting Luke buy lights fur one of His Lit­ Mary Boulevard to Interstate health cards, County Health tle League diamonds? , . . ney* appointed by him to re­ present Indigent defendant* t. Tlie question was ruined by Dircclur Frank la-one advis­ Cost t-liu). . . , • * s have ilniiu m i without Zentun* Riiland Keogh, chamber pres­ ed thu County Commission AND SOME MORE. . . . erution. Hu pointed out the ident. Frank Evan*, chairman this morning. Sewage treatment plant will rrunty pays physician* for of the chamber's lighting com­ He pointed out that the law be completed by May I, com­ caring for indigent pulieuts. mittee. informed the Commis­ provide* counties may re­ missioners told . . . Contractor Curt oil Hurke, bar assocln- sion the community would quire food handlers to hold will have to puy ? 1l.'i per day tion president, also asked sup­ pay for street lighting if the health card*. He added his penalty for not finishing at port of the matter of attorney county vvruld approve. County department does not provide expiration date Feb. !l. . . . fees and agreed to compile Attorney Harold Johnson was physical examinations f o r WOW I . . . Commissioners figure* for the Commission's directed to work out a sulu- health cards, that food handl­ asked to puy M il) apprulsul study. He said tliat a public thin with u power company. ers have been required to Other action hy tl>e Com­ visit their private physicians. cost of old post office . . . Get defender could be retained our own upptnisers, City says. for $7,500 annually, or that mission tlii* morning: Hr. Leone said tic has askTabled rexoning from agri­ rd for rlarification of the . . . NAS want to increase wa­ a budget in that amount ter pumpuge, , . . Did you should suffice to psy court- cultural In commercial of a law. The Commission accept­ pint at SR-46 and Lake Har­ ed bis rc routine ml at ion that know the monthly NAS water appointed lawyer*. ney Road nt Geneva; approv­ It hold in abeyance the mat­ bill runs around fllOO. • * • ed re/oning from agricultural ter of the County retaining an to II-2 duplex a plot just off X-ray technirian to assist in The State has given thi West First Street about one providing health cards for okay on English Estates Ele­ milo wr»t of the railroad medically mentary School plans. . . • indigent food crosung. and approved re Rids will he opened Msr. 2d, handlers. » < • zoning (rum R-I-A single resi­ A Sanford airman lias put dence to agricultural of a plot That controversial R l r d the Navy in the running In in Beverly Hills subdivision. Sanctuary hearing cumei up "Walkathon" competition. Deferred action on a re­ Thursday in Orlando. . . . The Jsmrs W. Biism II, 19, who quest hy Elmer K. Jones to Game and Fish Commission is attached to the Heavy At trade a pauper*' cemetery w ill most likely close soma 7,-' lack Wing One Half here, plot" for a 130-foot roadway 000 acres, including NAS, Saturday Joined imi energetic Into a Negro cemetery at • * * soul* who answered tlie call Forest City. June* said he WASHINGTON (L T D — 1'cople railing wanting to of a Tampa radio station to will buy the cemetery tf the Democratic leader* said after Inow which of our young doe. walk s 50-ntilc preplanned County wall replare the road a meeting today with Presi­ tors is lesvipg . . . Well, it's route between Tampa and knocked out by Hurricane dent Kennedy thst a tax cut nut Ken Peirce. Clearwater. Of tlie too. 121— Donna. bill containing "certain re­ • • • including Russel!—made II. forms" would be enacted by People callin’ all day won­ Saturday morning, at the Congress this year. dering where they vote . . . hreak of dawn, he wa» with Blue Chips "Everybody recognize* that No election in Seminole Coun­ Uie mob awaiting the start­ NEW YORK (U ril-S to ck s the taxes are too high," ty today . . . Only general er'* gun. opened easier on moderate House Speakrr John W. Mc­ election March 23. Had one Sevcnlccn-and-a-half hour* turnover today with most Cormack said slier (he week­ gentleman call and say, "1 later, Ju»t after tire stroke blue chips dropping fractions. ly breakfast meeting. want to vote fur Mack, how of midnight, Bussell rrossed come the polls are closed?" the finish line at a Tampa • » • reitaurant. "I wasn't too Yep, former County En­ tired," he reflected. "The gineer Carlton Bliss was cor­ back* of my leg* ached hut I rect when he stated Hear wain’t what you'd call ex­ WILKESBORO, V C. (UP1) 1Unite about right mile* west Lake Road would become > “ dead issue,'* It was not even hausted." —Three men were slain by of here. mentioned on the new acoop rifle fire In a mountain gunA woman, wits of one of sheet for County Road Pro­ battle near here early today the victim*, wa* wounded in gram. Fact remains that Rear ..... I’age 2 Bridge a.id a fourth man was found the early morning shooting in Like Road has the highest ...... Page 7 Classified shot to death, apparently a this rugged section of north­ daily traffic count of any Page « Comica ..... suicide. west North Carolina. Seminole County Road ac­ Dear Abhy ------ Pag* 2 Kusieil Spcaris, 42, dressed Wilkes County authorities cording to Mr. Boggs from Page 4 Editorial in paint-spattered overall*, identified Ihe three dead men the State Road survey office Entertainment Page 2 was found dead with a shot­ a* Monroe Griffin. 50. his In DeLanJ • • • Legal* Page H A 7 gun by his side shortly after 22-year-old son, Lewis Griffin, a a. m., about six hours af­ and Robert Huffman, $2, all Puxgle . -------Pags 6 Oops that safe b o a t i n g ter the bodies of the three of near Wilkesboro. Society ....— Pag* 3 course is not tomorrow but Mrs. Knxie Huflman, wife Sport* .... Pag* 6 men were discovered at a Mar. ti. . . . Surry I Attorneys Ask 'Compensation' United I’rcn* Leased Wire Bulletin The Sonny IJston-floyd ra t­ er son heavyweight cham­ pionship fight was postpon­ ed today for six nr seven day* to allow more time lor Union's slightly-sprain­ ed knee to heal. NAS Man Joins Energetic 700 In Walkathon Reform Tax Bill Expected T l ’LS., FERUAUY 26, 10611 8ANFOI1H, FLORIDA NO. 6.'>6 £ nalyzes , Ponders, Probes , Etc. Pact City ruuvA... BRIEFS nexation will bo required be­ fore water and sewer connec­ tions arc hooked up to any In­ dustrial area; Agreed to hold a public hearing March 25 on request for n liquor license at 15th, east of Virginia Avenue north and Elm for the Loyal Order of. Second Street owned by of the Moose. The liquor zone Mrs. Martha It. Raborn; will need to be enlarged by Agreed to rename Country ordinance if it Is approved; Club Drive lo Country Club Agreed In annex two Inis |Hoad. turn Unfortunate WASHINGTON CPU — The' National Association for Hie Advancement of Colored People says its original bjeelinns to Miami Reach as a possible silo for tlie Hall na­ tional political party conven­ tions were "unfortunate." Muslims Meet CHICAGO (C P I) — The "black Muslim*", a militant sect which preaches Hie sup­ remacy ol the Negro rare, met in national convention to­ day under tlie leadership of its "messenger of Allah” , Eli­ jah Muhammad. Government Suit MI AMI (C PU — Miami realtor Douglas Voorhrc* sit eil the federal government for $75.wto Monday, hoping through this to gel the l! S ransoming of Cuhan invasion prisoners into court for a determination of its legality. No Issues TALI-A II ASS EE t CPI l Short campaigns eharaeterzed by a large field of candi­ dates, heavy spending ami u notable luck of issuc-s culmi­ nated today In the first of three election* in IX counties lo fill 3* new seats created by reapportlonment. Strike Set United Pres* International Railway clerks said they will strike the Southern Paci­ fic, the West’ s largest rail­ road. tonight in a climax In their five-year dispute over automation New York pub­ lishers and striking printers will meet again in an effort to end the 81 day newspaper strike. Winter Storm Slams Into Dixie By Unhid Pres* liiteru.ilional A new winter storm unload­ ed snow und ice in the Smith 1 today in n see-saw performW IT H A L L T H IS T A L K A IIO U T I ’uurtlimiso annex it niiirht l>o n (rood alire of the elements, Idea fnp llie ('i m lily Cum mi union In look o ver tile cou rtroom today. T lir e o Tennessee, Virginia a n d Itiu Lels w ore filled w it It rain w a te r at 10 a.m. T h e ro o f o f th e fa c ility w as North Carolina felt tlie brunt ri’im im l lant y e a r. (lle r u ld P h o to ) o f the new storm which tomlaical temperature* a* much n* 40 degices from balmy loading* over inm-h of tinregion Monday. S h o vv e r * threatened the turnout election in IK Florida refused u»e of the wording ihihliu interest in thu pro- emphasized. counties to roIi-cI 3K new mem­ pasral new t usselheriy char­ The only other major objec­ "condemnation" or “ eminent ber* o f the legjxluture under ter nils ic|irc»ciiU'd hy' u lilciu tion was raised by llihhuid domain" in the paragraph the state’ s revised reuppurt'a.-elhcrry, memlo.-r of the luilf-da/iii pi-aplu ul Muiulay dealing with the town's right Ihutment plurt, und small cruft chatter committee, who flatly night’s meeting of llacoun­ la acquire land fur public Im­ warning* wrrp up nlong the IU provement. Chesapeake Ray und from cil und charter coinmilleu la Casselberry remained ada­ discuss needed change* ill the Morgan City, La., to Apalu original draft before it mant on the point even though chimin, Fla. , Attorney Kenneth McIntosh The cold weather was ex­ diann Into bill far prusulitu udvLril that ruscareh possib­ pected to spread into Georgia tilth til the State Legislature. ly vs III -boss l Imt state legisOnly olle •>! llie six present, and Ahibuoiu during the J lutioii ulrendy grants the town aftemioll. Low* of It to 20 Mrs. Edilii I)purr, suggested Fuel presently being u»cd . degree* were predicted for ally i liunges. Mrs. Ruerr'x to file llie bol If lx at the II. L. s u c h powers. main objection t-aneertied uiUnder <*. nditiou* desired by tin- northern section o f tinHunt cunning plum I- imt gas, tieles of taxation giving llie ( ' ussi -II h i ry a single property ton state* tonight. lull fuel oil, Everett Iliggs, owner lefuslltg to sell could Walter Lnonoy, 7S, and his council power to hup.sc iniy plant mulinger, raid today hold up an entire improve, wife, fa ille, 71, burned to final of taxes needed to finlltformanta aL the scene Fildeath this morning in their mice major Improvement!, ex­ day informed thu 1let aid new* in, ut program, possibly fur cept ad valorem taxes, with­ many years. home at Decutur, Ala. icporter that the Imilei* were out coming befole tlie people Mrs. Duerr asked if u ma­ gas-fired, which when printed iii a tefeienilum. jority vote of the people re­ in Monday's Herald brought Her insistent and uiguquesting l Imt withheld proper, protest* from haul gu* com­ meiitulive presentation drew lie* lo- sold would carry any panies. responsive file from some Hlmid d»unr* are linked to Riggs said today Hml tit- weight. memla-ia of the council and “ II hi pel cent of the peo­ note limv hours far the Semithough oil ha* been in use, and resulted in (huiimun Edwiinl ple wf 'tills' town agree on Male County It land Rank, will continue to be uxral when l.iinti i l o s i n g llie floor to any­ anything,' ” t'u-xelhviry said, which lira nine effective Manthe plunl gets hack In opera­ one but the council and cornI’ll give it to them!" day. tion, (probably tin* week I, naAfter additional minor eorManila)-, T u c u l l y und iiiUlco until the charter in it* total gu* facilities are being i retain* desired in certain entirely Imd been read and Thursduy, Ihe bald,, located on prepared lur Ihe plant and plunseoliigy were pomled out Second St. la-bind Seminole considered. will he Itooked up in a few i In- ........... ul ill aft was turn­ Luitli (minted out lo Mis. .Menn-riul Hospital will he weeks, converting thu Indicts Duerr lli.it the council is elect­ ed over to the atorney to "pur­ open from 3:30 to 8 p. m to gns l,uinci». ed by the people to niuliuge sue and revamp supplement­ Ilnur* on Wednesday and "W e will retain tlie fuel oil tiiu town business and liiut ary mutter in acrorduneo with Friday will ba from 9 a. m. lines, however, for emergency those elected should lie aide to finding* ul the meeting." till 2 p. m. service, sbi old there lot a do t-o without having to bring failure of the gu* service," every mailer to a public vote. Riggs said. "What you uie wanting is for u* to write clause* in the charter which would allow F u r r y C o llid c N KOBE, Japan (U I'li — A you, Uie voter, to relux your walkway. Authorities said the vigilance iu electing a coun­ Japanese ferry with (hi per­ shootings occurred sometime cil. If y hi put the 'right' kind sons aboard collided with a TALLAHASSEE (L T D — between midnight and 2 a. m of people ill office you won't freighter in early morning Six prrtons claiming all or A search was launrlied for clarkne** today. A high death have to worry tthout the (inrt of Hie $100,IKK) state re­ Spears and several hour* loll was iraicd. ward lor solution of thu Cltlllater, bloodhounds led the 'wrong' kind of uctiun being taken," he stressed. poise to his hotly. lingwortb murder case ar­ “ I believe that point* you Puy Raises Officers said Spears ap­ gued their claim* before la-on TALLAHASSEE (L P D — Circuit Court Judge W. May parently went to hit own ore raising could bo brought home after Hie slayings ami to suit by* any taxpayer if u The Cabinet Budget Commis­ Walker today. picked up a shotgun which council should pas* nclicn you sion approved pay raises (or Judge Walker said tbe hear­ was found at the scene. Offi­ ure questioning. You're ask­ Health Department sanitary ing, uhicb will include docu­ cers said Spears apparently ing that we limit powers engineers today but not at mentary evidence, writnrsscs died from a self-inflicted which definitely should be in thr rates sought by tbe big and other technical matters, wound. the'hand* of the council," he agency. may last all day. Casselberry 'Talks' Charter Biggs Says Boilers Mol Gas New Donor Hours Noted Gunbattle Leaves Three Dead Herald Index Established 1008 The City Commission Mon­ day night, after studying, reading, inquiring, question­ ing, examining, weighing, probing, analyzing, thinking, reasoning, reflecting and (Hindering, finally gave its approval, by a I t vole, for a fu r year contract with the U rge Admission Sanford Pipeline Co. to rou­ MACON, Ga. (UP1) — The st ruct the I.veil It y with a Hi student newspaper at Mercer year renewal option alter the University Monday editorially urged Hie admission of a live year* have elapsed. It look the commission, HI Negro applicant Irom Ghana minutes to go over the lease an-i then adjourned the meet­ U. S. Pressure ing until next Monday to give GENEVA t u r n — Tlie attorneys a chance in get United Slates will pressure their legal thinking in order the Russian* for nuclear nego­ before the lease is signed. tiations a* long as there iv Jim Crappa opposed the a glimmer of hope for a test move saying " I don’t like the ban treaty, Informed sources T|le ||praM UPrjpd Schoot lirst (iv o year agreement." Su||, j, T wnethcr said today. (Tapp* wanted the city to gel $lou per month for Ihe lirst he nr School Hoard members Terror Action live years. had a reply to this criticism CARACAS. Venezuela (UP1) Hie city will gel $1,200 per and was informed that he, — Gunmen believed In lie Milwce, would attend this ] Communist terrorists broke year for Ihe lirst live years allcrnoon's continued session into homes ami a factory here and then five percent of the gross of Ha- company tlie of the County Commission. Monday to stral arms, am­ next lit )rar*. Avery, when advised of munitions, money and other Construction of the pipeline this, concluded: " I'll have a properly, it was reported to­ is expected to ft art Within Hie lot of questions for Mr. Mil- day. next three weeks. The lino wee to answer." will stretch from the lake Gets Rebuke Milwce telephoned The Her­ front to Mcllonville Avc. and BRUSSELS -France ald at I2:3d p in. In say lie I then to the Naval Air Station. would nut attend tills after­ received a rebuke from it* in other business, the cily noon's Cum mission session Common Market partner* to­ reaffirmed its |*dley that anbut would have "a prepared day when they declined In slalcmcnl, step hy step, Wed­ give final approval for an economic aid program for nesday morning " former French rolonirs in Alrlca. ★ ★ ★ Health Cards 'Knocked' Out m ussing WEATHER: Shower* through Wetlnestlay. Turning coltl tonight. High today. *>'*-60. Low tonight, Il'i-IO. A recent fire nt Hie I'opular Ave. dump was put out by city crews. . . . Harrowed two pumps from Hie utility depart­ ment to put out the hinre. , , , The word Is tiitst Hut depart­ ment just didn't have enough men. Fire Chief Muck Cleve­ land Sr. will he asked to ex­ plain nt the next regular com­ with three public hcarinjw on reaming, occupied most mission meeting. • Feudi n i of Huffman and sister of Griffin, received * wound in the back and was ho-pitaUzc J. Tlie shooting* touched off a massive manhunt fur Spears, a state highway em­ ploye. RIoodliounds were brought in from a state pri­ son to aid a posse of high­ way patrolmen, sheriffs de­ puties and police. Deputies found two of llie dead men sprawled Inside Mrs. Huffman’s house and tlie third lying outside on a ' Six Claiming Murder Reward it � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald