23 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/abe2798c0a3a8f6ba02cd8fd833a9bdd.pdf 122e82058479e4b05e3eb321e4cdc3ad PDF Text Text ® lu > # a t t f a r & Ohm 'This Atomic World' l i m t l f t £dHwn Presented At Lyman PAGE 12 THURS., FEBRUARY 21. 19M COUNTY NEWS Essay Contest Winners Get Awards Four outstanding pupil* and their teacher were honored at Lake Mary Elementary School -on Tuesday of this week when Mr*. Earl Toney. Essay Contest chairman of the Lake Mary Women's Club, presented awards won In the recent conlcst spon­ sored by the club. Presentations were made in the office of Floyd Richards, principal of the school. The four finalists chosen all are member* of the sixth grade class of Mrs. Helen Richey who proudly saw her atudenta receive their prises. Mr*. Toney stressed that many fine essays were sub­ mitted for the decision of a panel of three jurists, all re ­ tired English teachers resid­ ing in the area. The essay winning first prise was written by Patricia Ann McCoy who was honored guest at the monthly meeting of the Lake Mary Women's club held last week at which time she received her 125 Saving* Rond first prise a want. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es L. McCoy Jr. of 3529 Country Cluh Road, Loch Arbor, rally Is the oldest of a family of four. Her father is a member of the faculty at Seminole High where he tcachca World History and Is assistant football and base­ ball roach. Pally has hern an active member of lirownics and Girl Scouta for the past four years. Second prise went to Craig Keogh, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Keogh of Lake Mary. Mrs. Keogh Is a second grade teacher at the Lake Mary School presently on leave. Mr. Keogh Is eashler at Flor­ ida Stale Dank of Sanford. Craig Is a Boy Scout whose favorite past time is horse­ back riding. Jane Mero, daughter of lo­ cal Real Estate Broker T. W. Mero and Mrs. Mero. was the lucky winner of the third award. Jane lives at Twin Lake* and divides her time afier school hours betwren Scout­ ing and dancing lessons. Tills is her second championship award since in the fourth grade she took first prise of a silver dollar in the annual School Spelling Bee. Honorable mentlu. went to Betty L/>u Kuykendall who h*as attended schools at far away a t . Whitby Island In Washington State. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jam es W. Kuyken­ dall of 605 Camellia Avc., Sunland Estates. Her father retired last January from the Sanford Naval Air Station. Sewing is Belty Lou's fav­ orite hobby and She also has a large rock collection. Craig, Jane and Betty Lou received dcsk-sfse American CAP Members Meet With Commander EDITORIAL COMMENT At Long Last At Ion# lnftt, it nppenrn th a t action in to lm taken to control dogs running loose in Seminole County. The County Commimdon nnd Jnnticc of the Peace Elmer Ashley hint Monday requested of the legislative delegation th at a bill be put through the Legislature allowing the County to set up a dog pound, with a full-time employe. JP Ashley summed the m atter for the dele­ gation thusly: “Many ownerless dogs . . . some vicious . . . pm loose through the county, es­ pecially In the southern part. These animals are not only a nuisance but a health menace." The Judge reported It is necessary for him to hose down his yard almost daily because of the pocks of dogs ranging in bis neighborhood. Thcro arc reports, too, of dog owners from surrounding counties, especially to the south, dumping their unwanted ]>ooches in Seminole County. Usually, these are female canines about to bear litters. These unwanted dogs are dropped in this county becauso the owners' own counties huve strict laws regulating control of the animals. To abandon these animuls in their own bailiwicks could bring the law down *4i them. So, Seminole County . . .'w ithout controls a t the m om ent. . . Inherits these nnlmnls. Tho Commission memliers informed the legislative delegation the County Attorney has been Instructed to d raft a bill using the strong Orange County dog law us a pattern. . ESSAY CONTEST CHAIRMAN Mrs. Earl Toney, left, presented priza winning students with their awards Tuesday a t the Lake Mary Element­ ary School. In order for nwards received, from left, were Patti McCoy, first; Craig Keogh, second; Jane Mero, third and Betty Lou Kuykendall, honorable m otion. Teacher, Mrs. Helen Richey, is a t right. Sponsor of the contests wua the Lake Mary Womens Club. (Herald Photo) Welcome Wagon Club To Meet Equipment In Casselberry Next Week Needed By ny Jana Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomer* Club will meet al noon next Thurs­ day ut the Country Club of Caaicllterry. The executive board will meet at II a.in. prior Id the mue ling. Member* arr reminded io bring while elephant ilctna for n ailent auction which will be held following the lunch­ eon. Bridge, pinochle ami ca­ nasta will he played in the afternoon. Those who don't play card* are urged to at­ tend ami learn to play or visit with other non-play era. Luncheon reservations ran he marie wiUi Mrs. Lawrence Pellinali. Lyman Names Honor Roll MILS. EDITH NIKSNEIt of DeLeon Springs, general chairman of tho Antique Show and Side to bo held early next month a t tho Dellary Man­ sion House, posea with one of the at true lively lettered signs which ure being distributed to advertise tho event. (Cox Photo) Annual Antique Show Scheduled In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller Mansion has been painted. A. MacNaughion. building The IlcUary Art* and chairman for tha Florida Fed­ Crafta Club wUl serve lunch eration of Art, Inc., report­ each day during the Show ed this week that the kitchen, and Hale scheduled on March pantry and storage rooms at 1 from it a. m. until V p m. the OeDary Mansion House and one March 3 from 11 a. headquarters are being paint­ m. unUl 6:30 p. m. ed and that trees, shrubs and Displays will be act up by the law s are being put Into exhibitors from all parts of good condition in preparation the stats and door prises will for tha annual Antique show be awarded each day. Mrs. and Sale next month. Edith Nicsncr of Deleon A new w«U has been dug Springs Is general chairman and the entire exterior of the uf the evenl. flagi on upright atand* a* their prise* which emphasis­ ed the essay theme, "The Strength of the Arm of Free­ dom." This patriotic topic ia the general Iheme adopted by the State Federation of Women'■ Club* (his year "To Strength­ en the Arm of Freedom." The Lake Mary Club sponsored the contest lo help build inter­ est in American ideals.' School children submitted essays of no less than 500 words telling what this meant lo them. By Jane Casselberry Lyman Principal R a l p h Diggs has released the school's honor roll for the third six weeks grading per­ iod. Named were: Seniors— La­ rue liaimcr, Roger ilutlcr, Irene Peak, Larry Dill, Bet­ ty Field, David House, Dona Friend, Jennifer Iordan, Jainci Me Evert, Mary Mur­ ray, Siiaryn Munnel, Sharon Lovell, Linda fajtig, Frank­ lin Johnson, Gild* PettlnaU, Nellie Rupe, Jeff Schembcra, Mary Elta Roberta, Jeanne S ean, Samira Unley, Lypett* Werner ami Beverly Yates. Juniors — Cheryl B e r r y (straight A'a), Susan BonEsse (straight A'a) Sylvia Chambers, Kay Clarke, Ste­ ven Kith, Patrick McLaugh­ lin, John Peterson and Huger Schmidt. Sophomore*— Marcia Eastcrllng, Cathy Etcher (straight A'a), Rleliard Hall, Aurora Harrison, Andrew Hincly. Ro­ bert Arthur Hunnicut, Bonnie Layinon (straight A'*). Don­ ald Fatrick, Sharon Tucker, Penelope Vaughn (straight A'*) and Ruth Wright. Drive Nets $120 Mrs, Ruth Boswell, chair­ man of the annual March of Dime* held in Cbiiluola on Jan. 31 between the hour* of 6 and I p . m - report* that a total of 1120 was collected by llie volunteer workers. Mr*. Maryann Miles, club president, ha* expressed her appreciation to all those con­ tributing furniture and house­ hold goods for the destitute family of nine which the club lias been helping, Following appeal* printed in local newspapers there was a heartwarming response from people in the Sanford area a* well a* in Altamonle Spring*, Casselberry, F e r n Park, Forest City and other South Seminole communities, according In Mrs. Miles. Several men (nun Hie Pra­ irie Lake Baptist Church as­ sisted in Hie pickup and de­ livery of such articles as a washing machine, apace heat­ er and electric range. Memliers of lha rluh who alirndrd Hie style show and dessert rani party given by the Sanford Welcome Wagon Newcomer* Club on Tuesday were Mrs. Ollie Duffy, Mrs. Lucille Crowell, Mri. Minna Crum, Mra. Barbara Cossln, Mr*. Vera Christianson and Mra. Miles. South Seminole residents arc Invited lo notify Welcome Wagon Hostess Nora (Mrs. Wayce) Norris if new people move Into iheir neighborhood so that she may call upon them. Wednesday, Feb. 27, ha* been designated as Welcome Wagon Benefit Night at the Jai Alai Fronton. Explorer Post By Louise Simunek Leader Don MacLeod of Explorer Post 36 of Alta­ monte Springs hat announced that the newly organised post i* in need of a gat plate whirh burn* bottled gas as well as canvassr* or tent­ age ami other camping equip­ ment. The boys are ambitious and perform ail sorts of odd Jobs to raise funds for Iheir post. Their latest project hat been the collecting of aoft drink bottles which they conscient­ iously wash before turning in. Redden!* or organlralions in tlie area wishing to assist tiie Post with any of the needed item* arc asked lo contael .Maclwod who will be glad to arrange pickups. Cub Scouts Set Banquet ny llrlrn Snodgrass ’ Cub Scout Troop 560 of De­ nary will hold Ita annual Blue and Bold Banquet fos memb e n and their families al 0 p in. Friday at the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church in Enterprise. Place card*, centerpiece* and favor* fur the banquet hive been made by Hie Cuba under the supervision of Mr*. It. T. Hatchett, banquet chair­ man. Call Your Reporters Seminola County area residents are invited tn »ubmit news Items for report in thu Sanford Herald to the iioui corrci|Hindent in Uiulr urea or directly to the Herald offirra. AREA Altamonle Springs Rear Lake-Formal City Casselberry Chuluota DeBary Enterprise Geneva Luka Mury Lake Monroe Longwood North Orlando Osteen Oviedo REPORTER TELEPHONE Mr*. Loui*« Simunek 838-1240 Mra. Shirley Wentworth 838-1076 838-5016 Mra. June Cusirlberry Mrs. Jean Magln 365-3742 Mra. Adam Muller 668-4410 Mit* Helen Snodgrass 668-9933 Mrs. Louise Grayson 340-4671 Mr*. France* Wester 322.6249 Mrs. II. L. Juhn.cn 322-4722 Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 Mr*. Mona G(Instead 312-2291 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Mra. Linda Smithson 365-3514 By .Mona Grtnstrad Four senior CAP members met last Saturday at the home of South Seminole Com­ posite Squadron Commander tst Lt. Henry Ward. Application* of new mem­ ber* were processed and further plans for the squadron were discussed. Due to in­ clement weather Cadets in attendance were unable lo participate in drill activities. Senior members attending were Ut. Lt. Ward and 5taf( Officer* Jack O'Donnell, operations officer; Mrs. Lyn­ wood Mirhaux, personnel and Dave Tilson, public informa­ tion officer. All person* Interested In joining the CAP are urged lo conUct any of the ataff of­ ficer* for information. Mem­ bership is open to adults be­ tween llie ages of 18 and 62 year* a* senior member*. Cadet membership is limited to those between Uve ages of M and 18 years. All new cadets have been requested to have their uni­ forms within 30 daya after joining the CAP. To assist them in obtaining Hie requir­ ed insignia, etc., Bill Living­ ston of the Longwood Plaza Barber Sliop ha* offered to return the price of cadet hair cuis to llie squadron ‘und. Cadets tnusl show their iden­ tification card when paying fur the haircuts. By Jane Casselberry Dr. Fagan Thompson, m an­ ager for the U. S. Atomic En­ ergy Commlsiion'a traveling exhibit, "This Atomic World," presented a fascinating de­ monstration and elcture on the constructive uses of atomic energy to the entire student body at Lyman High School Tuesday morning. TTie exhibit is on tour from tlie Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Thompson, who speaks a language hi* teenage aud­ iences can “ dig," kept hi* youthful listeners so interest­ ed that hi* talk might well be railed “ Fun with Fusion." At least one student. Sher­ ry Lovell, found the demon­ stration to tie a "hair ra tt­ ing experience" aa she w-a* subjected to 350,000 volt* of static electricity produced by a model Van deGraaff gen­ erator, devien used ui smash­ ing the atom. Thomp-on showed a working model of a nuclear power plant pointing out that the cheapest one to tie built, lo date, coit 830 million. Nuclear power plants arc in use in the Navy's 28 atomic »uhmarines. The fire power of one of these auhs equipped with nuclear warlicada exceed* all thal used by both sides during World War II, including the two atomic bomba. The nuclear powered Aircrall Carrier Enterprise, the worlds largest and fastest man of war, is capable of do­ South Seminole DWC Hears Sheriff Hobby Operation* of Boy* Ranch, sponsored by tlie Florida Sheriffs Asm., were explain­ ed by Seminole County Sher­ iff J. L. Hobby for members of the South Seminole Demo­ cratic Women'* Club al last Thursday's meeting. The meeting and program were held at tlie Rik*ha Inn in Fern Park with Mr*, lotcillc Green, president, presid­ ing. Hobby explained in detail how the boy* are selected to live at tlie Ranch pointing nut that although the youths come from destitute families, none is accepted if he ha* a juvenile record. In oilier points of hi* talk. Hobby stressed the import­ ance of every Individual ex­ ercising his privilege lo vote. "Our greatest liberty Is our right to vote and if we rail to do io, we have no reason lo grijie," he emphasized. Hnutine mailer# were re ­ ported during the club’s busi­ ness meeting which preceded tlie luncheon and program. Tlie next meeting will bo at Hy Linda Smithson Student* al St, l.ukr's 7 p. m. on March 14 at the Chi inti inn Day School in Hikslia. Slaviu enjoyed Valentino Day parties L st Thursday. A committee of mother* provided refreshment* fur nil of the children. Thu kinder­ garten rlasa and the rumbinod grade* one and two and three By loo 1st Simunek and four were served cupcake* Harry Wise of Sanford will and aoft drlnki in their claai- present his 90 minute "Mr. room* white grades f i v e Magic" Show In the Alta­ through eight were served In monte Elementary School the library. Auditorium Friday at 7:30 Mr*. Robert Lee, chairman p. m. Door* of the auditorof the party committee, wai ium will open at T p. m. a sainted by Mra. W. K. Meek, Sponsor* or the program, Mra. K. H. Lyles, Mrs. Ray Hie Altamonte Parent-Tcarh. Hcuslcy, Mrs. II. F. Ward Jr., er A*»n„ advise that the Mil. E. Grant, Mr*. Glenn •how will provide an evening Neuman, Mr*. A. SUnko and of good, clean, family-type entertainment. RefreahmcnU Mrs. IL Dann. of popcorn and aoft drinks will be sold during intermis­ sion. Proceed* from Hi# show will be used lo purchase books for the school library. Slavia Students Enjoy Parties ‘Mr. Magic' To Present Show In Altamonte Chuluota Club To Distribute Progress Report By Jo in Magln The Board of Director* of the Greater Chuluota Com­ munity Club is in the proce** of preparing a progress re­ port for the je e r 1962. The report will be distribut­ ed throughout the community in the hope* of bringing about a better undemanding be­ tween the club and Its poten­ tial member*. Each resident Is aaked to read tlie report, thoroughly, and fill in the blank provid­ ed on the last page with any suggestions he or she HERALD OFFICES: Sanford 322-2011, 322-2012 and may have on lielping to make the community 6 better place 322.2018; County 425-6938 and 424-8824. to Uve. ing 43 knot* according to Thompson. Some of the Industrial use" for nuclear energy named In­ cluded testing the cleaning power of soaps and deter­ gents, making plastic baby FAGAN THOMPSON North Orlando To Organize Lillie League By Mona Grlnatead A Little Ix-ague organiza­ tional meeting will be held in North Orlando Saturday at 5 p. m. at the home of Bob Stephenson, 20 Cortex Ave. An official (cam and a farm team of 15 players each will be chosen. All boys who will be nine years of age and not more than 13 years of age by \ug. 1 of this year are eligible to play. North Orlando, which has entered the Casselberry Lea­ gue to play as a North Or­ lando team, need* a sum of Uu to make up the necessary $128 entry fee. Residents and organizations in the commun­ ity are being asked to help ralae the needed fund and lo provide managers, coaches and umpires for the team*. Stephenson reports that nine uniforms donated last year by Holler Chevrolet uf Sanford still are on hand. Garden Club Hears Program On Hypnotism By louise Simunek Last week's program on Ebtical Hypnotism met with enthusiastic response from members of the Altamonle Springs Garden Club who heard Richard Well* llowen. ethical hynoptlst, relate how Ihc practice i* being widely used in Ihc medical and den­ tal fields and in various phases of psychiatry. A* part of Ida program Bowen had one group of the cluh member* stand and some were used as subjects to illustrate and highlight Ills talk. A lively question and answer period followed. Gardening tips were given by L. T. Bryan who spoke on "fertllliera." It was announced that the club nutted approximately $200 from ill recent Smorgas­ bord Dinner. bottle* heat proof and tb« preservation of food atuff. Thompson also told of ut many use* In medicine such as In the treatment of thy. roid and cancer. He told of the progress in plans for nuclear powered missiles, beginning with the project Kiwi and culminating In the giant Nova rocket which will have a 12 million pound thrust. Thompson lectured through­ out live remainder of the day to students in the various physical and biological science classes. George Thompson, elec­ tronics instructor at Lyman, introduced members and off>« cers of Hie TEC Cluh (Technical Education Club) which he said might also repre­ sent "Tomorrow'* Educated Citizens." The Lyman cluh will am Hale with the state organiza­ tion at a meeting lo be held in Ocala Sautrday and will have the largest membership, percentage wise, of any club in the at ate. Ann Miller, vice president of th *• r)f»h. presented Lyman Principal Ralph Diggs with a TEC Club pin and membership card making him the first honorary member. Altamonte Boys Make 10-Mile Weekend Hike Ry Louise Simunek Tn tine with Scouting am) not necessarily due to Presi­ dent Kennedy's recent inter­ est in hiking, members of i J Altamonte Boy Scout Troop 38 marie m 10 mile hike last weekend from the Fire Sta­ tion to Camp Wilderness off the Longwood- Markham ILL Fourteen boys and three leaders started out at 7:30 a.m, Saturday morning land­ ed with per.nnal gear and light comping equipment mid even the rain didn’t dampen t) spirit). Scoutmaster Jack Stuart made the hike with the boys while Assistant Joseph Simu­ nek nnd Explorer Roger I.an* dervillc took "tha easy way out'' by driving the Troop truck to the overnight camp­ site. The trip was, made In prop­ itiation for this aummer's 0 scheduled three-day, 50-mi lo hike to Camp Lanoche. Members making tho hike were Gerald Crocker, John Dab*, Mil key Hawks, Gary Herndon, Rob Mioduckl, John Newell, Donald Paulsen. D o n ­ ald i’oit, .Mike Riekett, David Shot, George Simpkins. Jack Simunek, Bruce Stuart nnd 6) Bruce Willis, Library Assn. Sets Sales By fouler Simunek The Altamonte Springs Lib. rary . Assn, will sponsor a •pedal "George Washiflgton" sale of excellent used cloth­ ing and household items on Friday and Saturday wilh sales to begin at 8 a. m. earh day. The sale will be held in front of the Altamonte Springs Fire Station and residents arc invited to "come browse, come buy." I) Blood Bank Sets Visit By Helen Snodgrass The first visit this year to the Enterprise area of the Blood Bank Mobile Unit has been set from S to 7 p. m. at the Dickinson Memorial Library In Orange City on Friday, March 6. Donor* are urgently need­ ed. Those in the 11-20 year age bracket who wish to give blood may do so if tliey have their parent*' permission All other persons, In good health, over 21 and under 60 y e a n of age are acceptable. J> ORDER OK THE ARROW Scout* of Ctuvaelberry Troop 341 ure Jerry Skinhtk and Rickey Caaae). berry. The boy* received their OA Patches ut i recent Court of Honor after Bucce*sfu)ly passing the Ordeal a t Camp Lanoche. (Herald Photo) �Have A Heart' This Heart Sunday i ^ e lO c ^ fly I. Alilt Y VERSHKI. Tax Collector John Gallo­ way tell* us that a half-mil* lion dollar* in license tars were lotd during thr rush pe­ riod here. . . . 20.818) tags sold including hundred* from Or* mure County . . . that's ].100 more tat:* sold here than lust year ami >25,(mo more in rev­ enue. * • • A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN GALLOWAY. REPORTER: John, what do you think about a cuurthouse annex. GALLOWAY: No! REPORTER: Why GALLOWAY: We l l , we haven't even pot • decent courthouse here. • • • A CONVERSATION WITH CLERK A R T RECK WITH JR. REPORTER: Are you lit favor of an annex? I1KCKWITH: I’m willing to cooperate but will have to wait and *ee what thefens. Utility report show*. « • • A FEW CONVERSATIONS ABOUT A PAY RAISE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES. REPORTER: (standing on the comer with Mack Cleve­ land J r. anil Gordon Freder­ ick). Judge Volip William* Jr. asking for state support on pay raise fur judges how do you ail feel about it? CLEVELAND: I’ll have to consider it along with the other request*. FREDERICK: No puiticulur comment at thia time. c ilu ' i ’a u f u r i t iim t lf t WKATHEIl: (‘lent* nml cooler through Saturday. High today, 60-65. Low tonight, 40-15. VO 1.. 63 I ’n ite d l’roTfl [.rased Wire Established 1608 F ill., FEBRUAIl V 22, 1065 SA N FORD. FI,OR I d 7V NO.~ft.Vl Lake M a ry Blvd. Top Seminole Road Project Lake Mary Boulevard was given No. I priority in a >51,0(W county road improvement program approved today hy the County Commission. County Engineer William Rush and Itoad Supt. J . C. Lavender presented recom­ mendation* In the Commis­ sion, which appnnrd all but one, Two mile* of Lake Mary Boulevard will lie improved, mostly resurfacing, some re­ building and some levelling, at an estimated cost of >13,000. At the suggestion of Com­ missioner James Avery, the Commission directed Bush lo obtain additional right-ofway along the street for future development connecting with Interstate 1. The Commission also voted In rebuild completely the north one mile of Old Lake Mary Rond at a cost of >13.000. Bush also was directed lo obtain lurthcr right-of-way along this road for 'til tire development. Bush al*o was directed to request Ihe Imke Mary Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a name - changing contest for Old Lake Mary Road to eliminate confusion with other streets, roads. Imulevards and highway* named "Lake Mary." Lavender and Ru*li recom­ mended rebuilding of seven tnlie* of. Ihe I am gwnod Mark- Arguments Heard In Slander Suit Arguments on a defense pealed however he rules, dir­ motion lo dismiss Ihe City of ected attorney* to file briefs Sanford us a party in a >100,- supporting their arguments, Tlie ease is that of M. L. 000 slander suit were heard this morning by Circuit Judge .Saxon, doing husinr>s as the • • • Saxon Termite Control. Holly Vassar B. Carlton. Minute* later on the phone The court, stating his de­ Hill* against City Manager with Joe Utivia. GAINESVILLE — (Special) DAVIS: Haven't seen the —Rays of hope shone through cision probably will be ap­ Warren E. Knowles ami the statewide bill. . . . Don't know sordid tales of wholesale whether I’m in favor of It . . . home repair frauds that be­ ■cent* every011* wants a rsise. gan to unravel here this • • • morning before a special Thought about calling Jan legislative committee. Kuitunc hut it seems a shuttle Way* to curb abuses in the to have to call outside the home repair ajui shell home county to get a legislative industries were suggested by hopeful. . . . He works in Or­ attorneys, hulliler*, law en­ lando. .MOSCOW (U PD —Tha So­ l Defense Minister Marshal forcement officers and vic­ • • • viet Union warned the Unite,I Rodion Malinovsky made tire tims. Stale* today that any attack threat in » slmngly-worded Puzzle??? How come city i "Till* seems like something on Cub* would statl \Yorld speech marking th* 45th an­ employes will pick up tree we must cniet from ail niversary of thr Soviet armed debris a t the curb on Myrtle War III. sides," Rep. A. J. Thomas, force*. Avenue at 6th Street? But of Starke, a member of the "We want to admonish tha not right around the corner * * ★ committee, said to several on 6th Street a t Myrllu Ave­ nggressive circles," he said, of (lie wit nesses. Each time "thnl an Hllui'h on tint Cuban nue? he got affirmative answers. • a • republic would murk the be­ Regulation of everything ginning of a third world war." MEMO TO OCR HEALTH from financing to carpentry DEPARTMENT: W h y n o He *nid that in the event public campaigns telling peo­ was suggested by witnesses. of uny aurh attack, the Soviet ple to gel (heir inoculation More thin 100 persons were Union would bo in the fore­ present for the hearing, WASHINGTON (UI’l)-T h r front of those to help Cuba. shots. . . . We rend that 30 percent of the first graders In which re.re**rd at 12:3o and Unilrd States has demanded " I t 1* impossible to intimi­ was scheduled to resume Ibis a speedy explanation from date u»." ho said. "Wc Iijivb central Florida have not been afternoon. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro the power to burn up the nginoculated, of the attack by MIG fighter* gressom in Hi* first hour of a • • on an unarmed American attack." Delmur Cabinet will rlosc shrimp boat in the Fkuida its doors in April. . . . Not Strait* even use the facility for a A strong note demanding warehouse anymore. a a • an early reply was sent to Havana Thursday afternoon T o d a y I * Washington's birthday. . . . How tunny flags B,v United I'rrss International a* President Kennedy promis­ out on First SL . . . Weary, Temperature* skidded lie- ed swift action lo prevent any gel so weary. . . . low zero in parts of the South­ repetition of the attack a a • Two Sanford Naval Air Sta­ A Cuban radio broadcast land today in a bitter cold Which remind* me there's a wave that slashed deep Into monitored in Miami Thun- tion officers were missing day night rharged (lie United and presumed dead in the George Washington a t Semin­ Dixie. crash of a A5A Vigilante ole Memorial Hospital. . . . The mercury plunged lo State* had "invented" the Oh by the way. also a Robert Ihrce below zero *1 Cross MIG attark to cover op »i*r aboard the USS Enterprise In E. Lee and Jefferson Davis. ville Tenn., in the Cumber- lica against Cuban shipping thr Mediterranean lata Wed­ . . . Check the hospital rec­ land Mountains and to seven by anti-Castro exiles to this nesday night. 'Hie missing were identified ord*. . . . I wunder who's in beluw at Bluefield, V*. country. as Lt. Charles Kruse and Lt. the south wing ? The President told his news In Atlanta, temperatures a s * (J g.) Clarence Cottle. The a t­ dropped lo nin* degrees. conference Thursday that the United Fund facetted • tack bomber plunged Into the D e f e n s e Department had Firemen were hampered by check from the dog track for sea after a Navy practice been ordered to make any >500 result of Jan. 21 charity the bitter eold in battling a necessary revisions In stand­ night landing operations, ac­ >600.0(10 fire lhat destroyed cording to officials. night. a Shrine temple near the ing orders to insure action • a a Both men were attached to against any attacking craft. Don't forget, the hour* downtown area VA1I-7. have been changed at the Kruse resided with his wife Herald Index lllood Bank. They ant open and family al 111 East JenGlee Club Hail night* now, front 4 to I kin* Circle while Collie was Bridge . .... Page fl Hie annual Glee Club Ball p in., Monday through a resident of Kingston, N. C. Classified .... Page 1 1 1 A II Tnursday. So no u>e saying, will be held in Hie cafeteria Comics Pag* 11 "I In v e n t got lime . . . 1 of Seminole High School to­ Dear Abby Pmga 8 Skin Blemish night with the traditional have to go to work." Go Editorial ... Page 4 WASHINGTON (CPI) down B E F O R E aupper crowning of the "Belle of the Entertainment Page ft A 7 The White IIoum* said today though . . . you must not Hall" al 10 p m. Miss Kay Legal* .... ..... Page 10 President Kennedy ha* been rat lour hours Itcforc donat- Ivey, a former Belie is ex­ I’uszl* ---------Page10 receiving treatment for sev­ pected to ’be present to crown Society ...._____ Page R eral week* for a skin blem­ Ihe new Belle, who is selected ish on his k it cheek. Sport* . Pag* 6 Muckall, former man- by the school faculty. the Sanford Gas Comiho was critically and cutty Injured in an aue accident last fall was n Honorary* member of The ail categories of pic­ t by the board of diEveryone will have a would determine the award­ Uob is now in tha chance lo vole for their fav­ ing of ribbons, but that the tures will lie grouped together. is Hospital in Coral orite painting in liie big an­ judges’ ribbon* would be re­ They will include landscapes, moved. and viators given a still life, portraits, animals,nual Art Show which begin* slip of paper on which they abstracts and the youth divi­ Jaycre Fertiliser sal* to- at noon Sunday at Uie Civic will be invited to note the sion. The last group, featuring painting that most pleased tiiunow . . . worthwhile pro­ Center. Die work of young artb ts of Mr*. Mildred Babcock, pres- them. ject* will be financed by Uii*. Mayor Tom McDonald will the area, U a growing divi­ ident of live Sanford Art Asso. . . HUY. • * • riation, which sponsor! the present the ribbons to tha sion, w-hich drew many raves 1. pun. m tha from viewers at last year* AND DON'T F O R G E T annual mas* exiubiuuo said winners a t vniioua dnrtoon of tha <* tt» HEART SUNDAY . . . I Sordid Repair Tales Told Attack On Cuba Is War, Red Says U. 5. Demands Incident Report Freezing Cold Slams Dixie ham Road north to Highway ■W at an o ti’tnafoif eosf of $13,000 per mile. The Com­ mission directed the road be prepared two miles a year for future improvements. These resurfacing projects were approved: Redhug Road, 0.7 mile at east end; Lake Howell Hoad, 500 feet and obtain right of- Two NAS Men Missing At Sea way for future Improvement: Palm Spring* Rornl. 1.4 mile* from Highway 4:i<> to North Street; North Street, 0,'J nile from Palm Springs Roast west lo 1-4; Orange Boulevard, one mile at smith end; latch Ar­ bor lloavl, 13 miles, and Cameron Hoad, one mite. Two and one half miles of Old Monroe Road w ill lie re­ built to a 12 foot width at a cost of $ii,thJ0. Grmling of these road* wm approved: Pincuny, tun miles; Sipes, one-tin)f m ile; Kentucky, one mile, and Snow Hill, one mile. Snow Hill Road was damaged extensively by (lie December freeze. At press time Commission­ ers were commencing study of Hush's and Lavender'* recom­ mendations for o f i:UI,(Hh> pri­ mary nml peccndnry road im­ provement program for prenentnthin to the State Rond Department on March 7 at DcLnnd. I1E AIM’ SUNDAY CHAIRMAN. Mrs. Lewis D. Timmy, (loft) meets with (’upluiii, Mrs. CleorKO Mills, (cottier) and worker. Mrs. Hurt Hinson for final chock on plans for the Heart Sunday Fund Drive when hundreds of local women will he calling on their neighbors to “ Help Your Heart Fund— Help Your Heart." Headcpiarters for captains will lie in the library a t Seminole Memorial Hospital. The Skate City Heart Fund Show and Coro­ nation will begin a t 8 p.m. a t Iho Longwood link. (Herald Photo) New City Hall BRIEFS For Longwood? J f lS L W A . . . B itter Cold lly Unilrd I'rrs* International Hitter cold blasted the east­ ern half of the nation today Indications and temperatures tumbled City Hall emilit far below freezing am iss the Thursday night fur March I lor Mllltll. City of Sanford over remarks allegedly made by Knowles, Saxon seeks damages of $250,. taxi from t!>e City and $150,00(1 Earthquake from Knowles. WKLSHADKN, G e r m a n y City Attorney William Hut­ (Ul’l)—A severe earthquake chison argued that the plain­ ill Libya ha* killed at least tiff failed to meet require­ 250 person* and Injured almui ment* of the City charter, 5(8i more, a U. S. Air Force which provides the City shall spokesman rrporled today. be notified within 30 days prior to the filing of a com­ Solution Asked plaint. Defense Attorney* NEW YORK (Ul’l) — 'Hie Maurice Wagner and Harold New York Newspaper Guild Johnson argued lhat the peti­ M cm htri of Hie Altamonte want* Mayor Robert F. Wag­ tion, it*elf, met the require­ Town Council Thursday night ner to carry out President ment* stipulated In the com­ agreed to go along with pro­ Kennedy's suggestion for a plaint. posals of Police Chief Grad) third parly solution of Hits Hull to provide lliv town's city's deadlocked newspaper right volunteer poljcrmrn dispute. with insurance and uniform*. Monthly insurance cost.*, Amendment Asked a* discussed al Wednesday WASHINGTON ( UI’D -T h e night'* regular m e e t i n g , Defense Department lias ask­ would run tome $3 H3 per ed Congress for uri amend­ KEY WEST (U ri) - \ U. man. Benefit* range up to ment lo Hie six-month mili­ S. Public Health Officer re­ $:too per month tor life or tary training program that $5,i8i0 for death. This plan, or ported today that one dead would vary the | re nod of ac­ a' simitar tine, will be provid­ tive duty from four to lu sailor and Ihrco crewmen ed, Mayor Lawrence Swot- months. apparently stricken with turd said today. Asian flu were removed from Uniform costs will lie some­ Job Secure a merchant tanker to a hos­ where near >300. pital here Thursday. WASHINGTON I DPI!—Sec­ In other action at the spe­ The victim was identified retary of State Dean Rusk as 42 yeaf-old Genera Arztl of cial Hireling the council appeared today to lie quite agreed to dismiss John Wolf, Ixm Angeles, Calif. secure in his job, despite con­ Dr, Ralph Ikrz. said Anti part lime pnlircmnn who lias tinuing speculation that Ills apparently died from the A» lieen on the town payroll position is not loo strung. ian flu He has asked the vic­ since an arridenl several tim's widow for permission year* ago when he was in Face Trial jured al the Ibixcnwald Negro to perform an autopsy. MIAMI (U PD —'Ten Cubans The stricken crewmen of School fire while serving as will face a city Judge Fell. 27 a volunteer fireman. Ihe tanker "Mission San Ra­ on charges of rliMiiderly con fael" were identified a* I la duct that grew out of a near arlan Itada, 32. of Huron, S. Out touched oil by picketing D., Mike Dnrchinceg, 48, of Pacifist*. Brcnfon, III., and Harry Ber­ ry, 18. uho-e hometown was LEOPOLDVILLE fIll’ll — Talks Vetoed not immediately known 4 company of Sw-odir-h Unit GENEVA I U P I ) - 11m So All were reported in “sat- ed Nations troop* rushed to isfactor)" condition. day lo Kapanga near tin- Ka vlet Union today vetoed llig tangasAngola border where Three nuclear test han nego­ Katangese gendarmerie were tiations and liiMsicd Hie issue must he thrashed out hy Hie reported bt Ivave mutinied. A radio message wnt by a m in e 17 nation disarmament Mcthodt** misiuAisry station ronlerencc. in Kapanga said Hie gendar­ WASHINGTON <UP!> — IT. S. Rapped government announced Thurs­ mes hud imprisoned their MOSCOW t Ul’l) —Tim So day It will provide on-base own officer* and were running ekm entary school* it six wild in thn town, looting vtei newspaper Tnid rharged military base* in three South­ houses and attacking civi­ today lhat U. S. military ern stales because segregated lians, Hie mutiny apparently planes twice buzzed a Rus­ school* in tlw> area do not was caused tiy a pay dispute sian merchant ship on Ihe way lo Cuba with a cargo id provide statable education. (arming equipment. Francis Keppcl, U. 8. t'dti Spring1 Dcnrilino WASHINGTON (Ill’ll ration romrnisiioner, Mid the school* wdt be built al Ft. President Kennedy says it Flu Spreads Jackson and Myrtle Beach should lie apparent by spring­ lly Unilrd Press International A six-week seige of Hu Air Force Itu»e, S. C., Ft. time whether Russia is will Stewart and Itobina Air Force ing to agree to a nuclear led which ha* closed sclimils and cut Into industrial production Haas-. Ga , and Ft. McClellan ban. continued to spread westward and Ft. Rucker, Ala. today. Health officials said On Sale HAVANA (Ul’l)—The flrsl llte outbreak covered nearly U. 8. drugs and medicines half Hie nation. shipped to Cuba, ransom lor released Bay of Pigs prison­ Collision EL DORADO, Ark. (UPD There is no admission to ers went on sale in Havana A train carrying highly vol­ the Art Showr, which will be yesterday. atile chemicals rammed a seen from main to 7 p. hi., gasoline truck and burst into Tanker Search and visitors are expected MIAMI (U PI>-Five Coast flames t o d a y at nearby from all over the state. Tee Guard planet searched Hie Norphlet. Police begun evac­ and cookie* will lie served blue-green waters of one al uating the 1.2li0 town resi­ during the o|s-n hour* and the world'* busiest sea lanes dents and *|x'dulizrd chemi­ membrra of the Sanford Art again today, seeking clue* lo cal firefighter* ruslwd to the Association will serve as Hie disappearance of a 524- scene. First reports said at hosts and stand by for ques- fool chemical tanker and her least Hires persuus were in jurtd. ar direction*. J» crewman. Council OK's Chief's Request Flu Outbreak Kills Sailor Troops Rush To Stop Mutiny On-Base Schools Set By U. S. Sanford Art Show Sunday Hint a beginning on n new Longwood bo made this year were revealed when the City Council set a meeting the specific purpose of discussing tlto project. A meeting will lie held in the interim lo go over the budget before any definite plan* for building me made. Ill other liusine** nl Thurs­ day night's continued meet­ ing nil ordinance was passed changing, in whole or part, designation* of streets and uvriiue* to rumo In lino willv Hie city's new plus* of having •III avvnues run e»«t ami west and all street* north and *until. All order for 112 new street sign* vvu* placed with Muni­ cipal Supply nml Sign Co, in tlie suMunt of yduH.to. The re­ flector type "igns, coming complete with post Mild cap, will lie lettered in white on u green buckgi iiumiI. A bid lo provide tlie city wjllt 5tio yolil* of ctny went to the W. W. Prescott Co. lit n cost of >1 per yard to be delivered us needed. A request for new tables nt (lu- City Park wn* referred to the Park Committee, Councilmen Curl laimmler amt II. !., Helms, for further study. The tiltdr-, estimated lo nin la*l ween >16 and >211 each, ate e „ o , led to be installed before Mm.l. !• When II,e Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, will hot,I it* nmiuiil fried <hhl.cn IMoiut nf thn park. B o n d F o rfe ite d Michael Cosby, f o r m e r Noil!, Orlando pollee officer, forfeited >150 bond mi « rbarge of Impersonating a po­ lice officer. Justice of Hie IVace Elmer E. Ashley J r repotted today. . ★ , ★ ★ Longwood Mail Service Boost Set Mar. 16 Hoose to house null deliv­ ery in Lnngunod has been set lo begin on March 10, Mayor A. R. latriuann reported at a meeting of the City Council Thursday nighf, Iairm.mil said lhat although Postmaster W. K. Bryant tin* Issued no official statement, residents are being notified lo have Hie proper mail recep­ tacles in-tolled at t h e i r home* by (hi* date. Information as to the Iniitallalion, location . and lypo of lane* needed I* avallahlo from Ihe post office. Castro Says 2 Boats Nabbed HAVANA (U P D -P rem lep ,.',del Ciutm'a revolutionary Hlly n ir |y ,)M|ny l u navy lin* enpltireil right antll’n*trolle» trying to smttggla men ami arm* into Cuba and ha* recovered two stolen fish­ ing limit*. An official nnnuuneement headlined hy thn governmentcontrolled pres* did nnt giva (lie name* of the raptivea, or ■lid it say where they wera taken prisoner or when* tha limit* were recovered. Cahload Sale/ Italian Provincial FRITITWOOD BEDUOORl SUITES By Vaughan - Bassett INCLUDES: Extra Large Triple D rrtsrr, Framed Plate Gla«* Mirror, Uhcal-On-Chrid, Open Panel lied, • Finest ((utility MnmirarlurcrH Suggested Price .$ CARLOAD SALE PRICE ONLY 10'i, Deni lined For Fill. Uii mute 361.50 269 DOWN £dwL& 2nd & Magnolia 50 OKLIVBRS BEDDING COMPANY rtu FA 2-6321 t �•Ijr #anT or# V m lh P ngo 2— F rl. F e b . 2 2 , ’63 Rev, Grover Sewell Religion And Science? Mankind hai never faced a time when there waa a great­ e r need for him to recognize the folly of a civil war be­ tween religion and acience. We aee the tremendous ad­ vance* made in the scientific realm for which we can be very thankful, IF mankind 1* large enough to handle the power that la there. A child may love horse* and I 'suppote that moat of them do. One of the cutest scenes that can be envisioned la a little child on the back or • gentle old horse, but one of the most terrifying is the same child being placed on Christ Church Announces Lenten Schedule By Donna Estes Lenten Season schedules at Christ Church Kplscopal in Longwood hive been an­ nounced by Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar. On Aih Wednesday, Holy Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes will be at 0 a.in. and a t • a m. Penitential Office, Evening Prayer and Sermon by (he vicar la scheduled at • p.m. The sermon topic will be on “Holiness." On Lenten Sundays, Holy Eucharist will be held at T:30 a.m. and at 10 a.m. Church School will meet at • a.m. On L e n t e n Wednesdays, Holy Eucbrlit will be held at T a.m. and Evening Prayer and Sermon at • p.m.; on Frldiys, Holy Eucharist will be held at • a.m. and on Saturdays, Sacrament of Pen­ ance will be conducted from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Youth Week Scheduled By Jana Casselberry Annual Youth Week will be observed by the Prairie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park, March IT-34. Youth of tho church will be In charge of various offlcea during the week. A nominating committee consisting of Ron Huggini, Harry Carroll and Homer Se­ well 111 baa been elected and will meet Saturday at the borne of EUla Parkerion, 551 Jasmine Rd., Casselberry, for the purpose of nominating officers for Youth Week. Positions to be filled are pastor, educational director, minister of music, Sunday school superintendent, train­ ing union director, church clerk and editor of (lie youth paper. Recommend a lions of the committee will be presented for approval t h i s Sunday night. Intermediates Set Banquet By Shirley Wentworth The intermediate Dept, of the Forest C i t y Baptist Church will hold the annual fiweclhasrt Banquet at T p.m. todiy In Fellowship Hail of the Church. Co-chairmen for food and decorations of the banquet are Mrs. Shermau Hart and Mrs. K. D. Wynne. a wild stallion! The first scene gives us the feeling of happlnevs and genera! well being, w.illc tile latter con­ veys destruction and horror! For many centuries man has had the problem of get­ ting enough nourishment for his body only to awaken sud­ denly to find that he has over nourtslwd himself, in some parts of the world, to the point that heart allmenla take a very heavy toll of life itmply because of too many calories! The struggle for existence formerly meant twelve hour days of hard toll. Now we have advocstea of a twenty hour week.. How true it la that we live In a world where materialis­ tic things m itier. Jt does matter whether or not we have good, clothing, and shel­ ter; it floes matter whcliter or nol bomba fall up- * our earth or the same energy is used to destroy cancer cells. Only ths fool would say that material thinrs have no sign­ ificance. The scientist deals with ma­ terial. Pure science must be primarily interested in mec­ hanistic solutions to tho ma­ terialistic problems of man­ kind. lie desire* to help his fellow men reach Ills highest potential aa he wrestlca with the earth as well as the uni­ verse, Man's state of deve­ lopment In llie twentieth cen­ tury demands a continuous effort in a never ending pro­ gress for hi* mastery over material, but even total mas­ tery would leave him com­ pletely unfulfilled aa a hu­ man being. History makes it very clear that man can never be a ro­ bot! It is also just as clear that he will not lie satisfied to live on a level that goes no higher Hi an the Intellect, as high as this may be. Even here the hunger Is so great that frustration due to a lack of complete fullflilment makes life purposeless,. Life without God leaves far too many questions unansw­ ered to ever have appeal for a mature mankind. Tho short life of mait on earth demands an answer. Even people who never hesrd of our Saviour, Christ, know innately that life could not end with the grave. The Egyp­ tians refused to think of death aa annihilation and therefore called their cof­ fins, “cbuita of the living." The American Indiana plac­ ed In the gravel of the dead Implements they felt would be needed In the life beyond the grave. The great German philosopher, Goethe, aald that the greatest argument that he knew for life after death La live fact tin t man cannot do without it. God gave us the answer to this question in Jesus Christ. Not only five answer to life after death but the answer to life on earth Is given. Who can read “ The Sermon on the Mount" and feel that there arc romparablc ethics to be found elsewhere. What a world we could havu if (lie human behavior advocated In this sermon could tie entwin­ ed in selencel There Is also the answer to the big ques­ tion which materiallvin give* us as to wheUicr (lie effort put forth for scientific acliicvcmeni is worthwhile The answer of our faith says yes! It is most worthwhile if it is for God as lie Is made known in Christ. Lenten Services Set Seven Lutheran pastors in the Central Florida area will cooperate in the Lenten Ser­ vice Rerle* scheduled at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Baptist Mission To Open Sunday In Altamonte Scrvicci of thu Independent Missionary Baptist Church in Altamonte Springs will begin this Sunday In the Commun­ ity Building on Maitland Ave. Sunday ScIRvol will be at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Training Union will be held at 8:30 p.m. and the evening Evangelistic Ser­ vice at 7:30 p.m. The Temple Baptist Church of Azalea Park la aponaoring the new Mission and its pas­ tor, Rev. Jewell Smith, will personally work and conduct services al the Mission. Doctrinal beliefs will be Ihc same at commonly held hy Hie Southern Baptist Convert (Ion, Rev. Smith advised, pointing nut that the new church will begin Immediate­ ly to support missionaries around Urn world. Interested adults and young people *in the South Seminole area will lie welcomed at all services. Passion Play Train Tickets Now On Sale Tickets went on sale this week for the March 19 special ACL train from Hanford to Lake Wales for the evening performance of the liTack Hills Passion Play. Stupe will be made a t Win­ ter Park, Orlando and Kis­ simmee. Last year's train, the first to niuke the trip from this area, also stopped a t Casselberry. All easts, both on the train and a t tha L ets Wales Am­ phitheatre, are reserved and reservations should be medo well In advance. In 1902 mure Uian 900 men, women and children made the trip. Thl* year’s train will con­ sist of a minimum of 15 coaches ami three diesel en­ gines. A baggage car will be used as food headquarters from which a group of young people will sell sandwiches and soft drinks. Departure time from Han­ ford 1ms in-en scheduled for 4 p.m. Arrival at tak e Wales will be al H:ZQ p.m. where lo­ cal citisens will provide trans­ portation to the Play a t no extra costa. Enterprise MYF Groups Attend District Meet By Helen Snudgraa* Sixteen young people of the Senior anJ Intermediate MYF of the Enterprise Barnett Memorial MvtltodHt Church recently attended a district meeting slid sandwich supiwr at Ihc Orange City Mcihodisl Church. Accompanying the group were Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster ami Mrs. Catherine Sellrrs. Following the inerting the group returned to the Fos­ ter's home for a Valentine party and refreshments. Sanford, Hcv, Ernest Bolick, pastor, announced today. Services will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays through­ out Lent with the first to lie conducted b> Rev. Bolick next Wednesday (Ash Wed­ nesday) on “The Necessity of the Cross." flegfnnlng with the March 8 service, visiting pastors will be Rev. Luther Kistler from St John's, Urlando. speaking on “The Exclusiveness of the Cross;" March 13, Rev. Ddane II. Samlslrom from Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Leesburg, speaking on “Tire Magnetism of the Cross;'’ March 2U, Rev. H Luther Swanson from St. Faut's Lu­ theran Church, O r l a n d o , speaking on “The Cross as a Bridge;" March 27, Rev. Charles K. Jacobson from Faith Lutheran Church, De­ tain!. speaking on “The Cross us Sacrifice." The concluding service on Prairie Lake Organizes New Choirs By Jane Casselberry Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor ol the I’ralrle Lake Baptist Church al Fern Park, has an­ nounced that three oew choirs have been organized at the church under the direction of Tom Rickctson. newly eleelrd director of music, since the first of the year. In addition a Men's Choir alio alnga for one acrvicc each month. The Men'* and Adult Cholri are under direction of Rlcketson while the Intermediate Choir is directed by Mr. and Mra. Joe Rendek and lire Junior Choir by Mra. Becky Alford and Mist Ann Ryne. Mra. Milton Lady hai been appointed as church pianist and Mri. Rendek serves as organist. Sunday services each week feature two of the choirs. Last week Use recently pur­ chased tailor-made c h o i r robes were worn for the first time. Hie robes are cinnamon In colur with reversible red and gold stoles. A Primary Choir will be or­ ganized in the near future, Hlckclaon has announced. By Frances Wester and all of llie scries: Feb. Apni 3 will lie conducted b) Lenten services will be lie Id 27, Escape lo Egypt; Msrcli Rev. Roy M. Lund of Re­ at the Community Presbyter­ 0. Boyhood and Baptism: deemer Lutheran C h u r c h , ian Church in tak e Mary be- March 13. Man of the WilderWinter Park, speaking on | ness; March 20, Conflict; “The lllanie lor the Crn*.«." f glnnine this A<h Wednesday Mtireli 27. Fate of John llie An invitation to Good Shep­ Feb. 27 wlii’ii ,i series of Baptist; April 3. Triumph herd visitors and all persunt religious films on The Life and Defeat, and April to who wlah to participate with of Christ wilt he presented In Crucifixion and Resurrection The Season of Lent is one the church in these special tha Church Sanctuary each observances has been Issued Wednesday from 7 to 7:45 that calls for a renewed ex­ amination uml dedication on by Rev. Bolick. p. m. llie program lo he present­ the part of every Christian lo ed is as follows and the pub­ high and holy things. It in­ lic la Invited to attend any vites each one to aacrlfiee Confirmation Classes Set In Longwood By Donna Eslet Rev. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of tangwuod'K Christ Church Episcopal, has an­ Alliance nounced that he will teach a a %s-’nn it xt.i.tawrK Confirmation Classes for chil­ css F it css fa rk 4iii IS IS < 1. dren and adults at the Parish I ) " ! ________ __ P a t t o r House beginning on .Saturday BC.u n C. d t y 8<-tto0l ■ VMS *. m. of this week. M o r n lti* W o r t h l p 11:00 a. m, K v e n i n g W a r s h i p - 7:00 p. m The children's class, to be­ A.V.F. T h u r* . - . 4:39 p. m gin at 9 a.m., will he followed Ws4> P r a y e r H ervlr* * 7:54 p.m. hy the class for adults at 10 a.m. Cissies will he taught each Saturday until the in­ Assembly Of God h v r ix k v t A * > « t:n n i.f struction is completed. o r r,n n c m m i i C a r. XTI b a a d E lm An Invitation to attend Is M. S n o w __________ T s s t a r extended to those who wish H. S u n i l s ? S ch o o l .... 9:H a. m. to become acquainted with M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 10:So a. m. l i v e n i n g W o r ' h l p __ 7:34 p. m. the teachings and practices of Tu«». Evening the Episcopal Church as well T n il t h 8 * rvlc* ........ T:no p. m. as to those who wish to be­ M I d - W r e k S t r v l c o 7 Jo p. m. come confirmed. Attendance at the classes Baptist doe* nol Invulve any obliga­ riasT a i m s T c H ra c n tion to seek confirmation and * ia l*erk A v e e a t those wishing to come simply r . B C h o n r * ________ p a s t o r M v r n l m W o r s h i p _ i : l ! *. m. as Inquirers will be welqgm- Bunds}- School ____l : ( I s. m. M oraine W orship 11 :M s. m ed. Westminster Church To Have Family Night By Jan* Casselberry Dr. and Mrs. Austin R. Wolf*, who have spent tha past 40 yaars In medical mis­ sion work in tha Camaroun, Africa, will b» guest* of tha W estm in ster Presbyterian Church a t a Family Night Supper a t 5:30 p.m. Sunday In tha temporary chapel at tha Howell Park offices. A report of thalr work, with pictures, wilt be thu program for the evening. The committee planning the covered dlah auppar Include* Mrs. Stephen R. Tully, Mra. Don llclter, Mrs. E. V. Young and Mr*. Barry Hawthorne. Rev. John M. Montgomery, pastor of the church, will use e* his strmon tople for the Sunday morning service, "How Can We Best Obterre Lent!" By Donna Estes Church School clattee tro A Country Fried Steak Din­ held a t 9:46 a.m. There is a ner will he sponsored from 5 nursery provided for the II to 7 p.m. Saturday by Chriil a.m. service. Church Episcopal of Longwood at tho Parish Hall on Church St. Mr*. Edward C. Kulm is chairman of the supper and Mra. A. P. Bowersox is serv­ ing as co-chairman. Others The Choral Group of the on thu committee are Sirs. Saint Paul Missionary Baptist Eugene Taylor. Mrs. Joel White, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Church. Pin* Av*. at Ninth Mr*. A. Pittman, Mrs. Her- St- in Sanford, will hava a liert J. Thompson, Mrs. Char­ special Anniversary Service les Morrison and Sir*. Her­ Sunday at 3 p.m. in Uie church. man Behimmtng. Invitation to the public to In addition to the steak the menu will Include baked po attend has been extended by tatu, hot rolls, a hot vegetable Rev. H. II. Hodge, pestor of assorted pies, coffee, lea or the rhutvh, E. E. Mlmiolt, milk. Adult and children'* director of the Choral Group and Mra. Annie L. Alexander, plalri will be available. president. Episcopalians To Sponsor Steak Dinner Choral Group To Celebrate Anniversary Membership Classes Open At Church Membership classes for Juniors, grades four through six, opened list Saturday at (he First Methodist Church of Sanford will) 13 youngsters in attendance Bagislraliou m ay. still be made at tins week's class lo b e held al Hie cliurrii on Satuiduy be­ ginning at 9:3u a. m. A Junior High meiiiliersliip class will begin llii> Sunday during the regular Sunday School hour, Meetings will be lield in the kitehen of the Melhodl't Youth House. G R O U N D B R E A K IN G CL HE M O N IES w ere held F eb. a fo r u trow Suiuluy School R oom At th e D eR u ry ( ’e n iim in ity M ethodlH t C h u rch . T a k in g p a r t w «r«, fro m le f t, R ev. D am on S c o tt, E d i’nrson*, E v e re tt S w ift. E d P e rry , S um F u ro n a n d R uy liig g iiis . (C ox P h o to ) public. T r a i n i n g U n io n — 4:11 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p _ T:S0 p. m. W t d . Prayer- Uer vl e* 7 i l t p- m. M IR IH OKI. A AIIO n iA i-K i. in * X, r a l r f a t l e e , V. X. U s t i s n l , C h a p e l I ' t t l o r M m d i ? s.-h >)1 ____ SMI a-m. T r a i n i n g U n i o n ____ 4 1 0 p. m. W orship 11 a . m. 7:10 p.m, tv *a. E v e n i n g P r a y a r 7:10 p.m. r v pt ist K I . R F H a p i i i a d a Ok p r i n t III* O r i e n t * R 4 . a t W y rtle li, H a m i t Inn G r i f f i n .... P a t t o r H u n d a y S ch o o l _ 9-41 a. m. M orning W o rsh ip 11:00 a. n it T r a i n i n g U n io n . . . 4:10 p, m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p . . 7M8 p. m. Catholic A L L SOULS C A T H O L IC c iiritrn O a k A t *, a t M b SI. R i c h a r d LVorA , -__ _ P a t t o r S u n d a y Maine* _____ 4:16 *. re. __ _ • : ! * 4. m. _ — 10:00 x. m. ,____11:10 a. m. W e e k d a y * _________ 7:16 a. m. ^Attend services this week at ttour own jfa ce of wom b ‘ ing and purification. Member* and friend* are talc encouraged by (lie Rev. John , Life PUIcy, pattor, each day dur­ 1day Lent to read and meili upon the events in uM of the ta rd on cac of llie fissio n Week MYF Supper Set Sunday In c First MeliiodlU MYF of Sanford will meet at 6 Pm. Sunday for a Fellowship Supper which will be prepar­ ed by znemlwr* of the church's WSCS. A new senes of programs. “School and Christian Youth,** will liegin in the Junior High MYF with Van Stuart a* leader. Members ot the Senior Hig i group will have a program led by Robert Raynor and s guest speaker Church Of God P IH tT C R I R iH T H E RA tA R E.A B t a k a M a ry , F l a . H tv. W , I . H o l c o m b e , I V s t o r hunday S : l t a. -n. .. .. ltlh la Schoo l 11 ;ev*J a. m. _ M o r n i n g W u r e h l * 7:40 p. rt>. — E r t n l n g S e r v l ro 7.00 p m W ad . M l d - W t t k I'ra v o r s a r v lr e t Titop. iti. l i t W t d . U l t s i o n a r y B e rv tra OF CH I Hi l l HP r,OD XJ a t A r r e a e b G arold n . D oaiw rlgt.t P uelnr H unday Hohool — 0MJ a. m. M orning W orship 11:40 a. m. C Y * n * fD itto y erv . 1:50 p. m. T u s s . P r a y a r Htrv. 7:10 p. m. V h u r r. T o u n g P t s p l * E m l e a v o r _______ ’ >51 p. m. Congregational CO*W RK<IATtO*At. ClIR ISTIA R CHURCH H a l t e d C b a r r h a ( U hrlell P a r k A t e a a t a t 3 4 lh SI. »M5 a. m. ™ C h u r c h School U:UU a, m. ................ - S erv ice 0:10 p. m. ^.. C h r i t t l a n T o u t h M inistry R e v W a l t e r A.R. U c P h e r t o n , P attor Pentecostal F IR S T PEXTKCOSTAL C H U R C H U P LO.VUWOOU Ml liras a* filte r Tlov. 11 U u t h G r a n '. PatVoy S u n d a y Schoo l ____ 10:40 a. m. M orning W o r th lp 11:00 a. m. S u n d t y E v t n l n r _ 7:5# p. m. W i g . B l b l t S t u d y _ 1.19 p. m. C o n q u e ro r * M a t t i n g F r i d a y _________ _ 7:10 p. m. Christian Lutheran PIII4T rn w llT tA W r s r a c H m a r t P L B B OP CH R IST l a a r a. a a a f e r a A r e . r.ev. W a y n e J n h n t i o n 1’a e l o r H u n d ay S c h o o l ____0M1 a. m. M orning W o r th lp 11:4* a. m. LUTHER AM Cfll RCH OP THE RRDEZMCR Presbyterian Worthlp Strvie* — 10:10 a. m. FIR S T P R E S R tT B R IA X CHURCH O a k A t *, a n * T h i r d SI. O r o v e r Bewail J r . _ _ r a s t e r T h o m a t II. M a k l a __A s a l a t a n t M o r n i n g W o r t h l p __ 1:11 a. m. S u n d a y ( e h o o l ____ 9:4k a. m . g o i a i o a M t t t l n g _ 10:41 a. m . M oraine W o rth lp 11:0a a. m. P lo n ttr F tilow ahlp 1:01 p. m. B t n l o r F e l l o w t h l p _ 0:40 p. m. E r t n l n g W o r t h l p __7:10 p. m W ed . I * r a y t r S e r v l e t 7:50 p.m. Church Of Christ c is T R A i, b a p t is t a t c a c i c h u r c h n r C H R IST T er. I4tb t t . A Oak A re. Create O s ll S m i t h ________ T nsior R a lp h Drawer J r. K vangellat B u n d s ? School „ _ SMS a. m. M o raine W orship 11 MS a. m. Bible S c h o o l ___ _ 11:40 a. m. M o r a i n e W o r t h l p 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g U n io n _ 4:11 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p _ 7:10 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r t h l p - T:10 p. m. W t d . P r a y e r H a r r i e t T i l l p.m. W t d . P r a y a r S t r t l e o 7:11 p.m . N u r itr y O ptn W T R R —-------------— T:*« p. m. PADI.A C H U R C H O P C H R IO T H ig h w a y dd W aal S u n d ay N lta Rroadcant M o r r i s I l u b y __ _ E v s n g e l U t Bible C t a e t t * —. 10:00 a. m. 1ST. > Z U X P R I M I T I V E M o r n i n g W o r t h l p mi 11:40 a. m. ■ A R T IS T C H U R C H E v e n i n g W o r t h l p _ 4:40 p. m. * 4 lh I t . a a * C h a r e A t *. D i b i t C l a m s W t d . T:20 p.m. C. T. M o r r is _____ ____ P a t t o r H e g u l a r M e e tin g 14:11 a. m. c H u n r i z o r C H R IST I F i r s t B u ild s ? ) L aag w aad . Fla. C o n f e r e n c e — __..... 7:10 p. W. Lo rd I I ' a y S t r e l c t t 1S:I0 a m. (prec eding SatU rda?) a n d 7:10 p.m. T h i r d H u n d ay ,™_, 7:50 p. m. J o t l l a r v l l l ____ A**'t I h ia tu r u i i t ’i i r n n r c i i r i s t tnia P a rk Avaaua m u s t * ■o r : w i r e r o v A H T B a rt D r o w n ______ E v a n g t l l t l Hun day B A PT IST C l l l m H Hilda S t u d y ______ 10:40 a. m. S th BO. A R o l l ? A r e . 11:*10 a. m. P a u l M. G a l l e y ______ P o t i o r M o r n i n g W o r s h i p B u n d s ? S ch o o l . . . 10:00 4 . m. Hve tilng S e r v i c e _ 4:3ti p in. Baa " H e r a l d o f T r u t h ” 1 p in. Sunday M o r n i n g VVorthlp l l : » 0 a. m. H unday a n c h a n n e l 9 Tuesday H u n d ay 10:40 a.m. E vening W o rth lp 7:46 p. m. r . s d l - s Blbi* C l a s t W 't d n s s d a y W ednttda? p. m. P ra y e d Service „ 7:41 P- m. D i b i t C l a t t e e ____7:10 Christian Science l t d W . a S tb P l a n ‘T h a C h u r e h o f t h e f . u t h t r a a H o u r ” a n d TV ”T h l* la t h * U fo” H e r b e r t W. G o t r s a _ _ _ . P a t t o r S u n d a y School ____ 9:11 a. m. Methodist GRA CH H E T H U D I S T C H U R C H O n o r a R d , a t VTondland A t #., R t r . J o h n IL H l r t s , J r . r a a t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ _ OMt a. m. M orning W o rth lp 11:00 a. m. 61V K ---------------- L .D . S. 1:51p.m. EBEN EXER H ETH O D IST CH U R C H C itra* H eight* R tv . R a y O r tg o ry , Jr., P a t t o r S u n d a y School ____ 9:41 a. m. M orning W o r th lp 11:00 a. m. M T F -------------------------4:10 p. m. E v a. W o r t h l p ............ 7:10 p. m. W t d . P r a y a r S e r v l e t 7:50 p. m. C H I Hi H o r JM B U l C H R IO T ( IF I.A T T K H D A T BA1AT* 3 )1 1 B. P a r k H lah o p J . S i a n l t y H o u s to n P rlaalhood M ealing 1:00 a.m. S u n d a y S ch o o l . . . lOiiO a. m. E acran itn t M tttln g 4:00 p m . F IR S T H E T H O D tf T CHURCH die P a rt . at*. J o h n T. A d a m a J r . . . . P a t t o r M o r n i n g W o r t h l p . 1:10 a. m. Biinday S ch o o l 9:45 a. m. M o r n i n g VVorthlp i * : i t a. m. H T ” M t t t l n g a _____ 1 150 p. m. ( I n l t r m t d l a l t , Senior) E v e n i n g W o r t h l p _ 7:11 g. at. Nazarene PI.ABCStr.ST B A P T I S T ( II FK< II P IR B T C H U R C H O P C H R I S T F IR S T CHURCH nriK A T lS T U te r i B red n r rm n raearrnr P t t t o r ........ W l l l l s r s J- f i u t n w . gad >l a t Hapla A*a. M orning W o r th lp I Mu A A u n t t y H t r * t t a A S u n d a y S c h e e l ____ 11:04 a. m. P a u l g l e k t t ______ ____ P a t t e r I I a. id . S u n d a y School . . . . 9:44 a. m. S u n d a y B, hoot _ 1 11 a. m. Subject: M orning W o r th lp 19:41 a. m. T r a i n i n g U n io n 4:1k p. m. ••Mind” E v e n i n g S e r v l e t ____ _ 1:00 y. in. VV'tdnaaday f l a r t l s a 1:00 p. s* T o u t h .... ............— 4:00 p. m. W ed i i f l l c e r a A T e a c h e r * R e a d i n g R o o m t ( I n C h u r c h E r a n g a l l t l l o B a r v l c t 7:00 p.m. U d l f l c t ) 1:10-4:50 T u l a . A T h i r d S u n d a y M e e t i n g ___7i»« p. m. eiagaplratloa 9:10 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r S erv ice 1:00 p m T h u r* . TO LIST NOTICE CALL FA 2-2611 41 Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WliMjn-Eirhellwrgdr Mortuary The American Oil Company Mr. ao4 Mr*. M. K. Strickland ProgrcM iivd P r in tin g Co. J. M. Cameron and Staff Wilrun-Mnier Furniture Co. N tcm driini K ruity Ifarb Slrasltoot and Staff Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant Mr. and Mra. Al * Boon l.urilltr and llnrubl Vpplrbj 113 N. Park Echols Bedding Company Mr. sad Mr». L. F. Gamer Holler Motor Sales Co.' Km m »i i Farrell A Staff Ths KIU I healre Bill tavdlare A Emplaytas J. C. IVnne> Company C. L. Robinson and E nylajrM Food Fair Store*. Inc. Grorg* Bailrj A Lm plujrtt .Sanford Atiuntic Nsfiunui Rank l l u # a r d I t . U o d g e a A Staff Southern Nstursl (iss John Dunn A Staff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. J in n y Crsppa A Empley tea WELCOME WAOOM VIRGINIA I'ETKOHKI P. O. Mas 1114 NUKA NOKIUS State I*arm Insurance Companies Irving I. P rior and Staff IE «-llM a YOUR CHURCH These Sanford Merchants Eunlrd I. Wilton and Staff Mission Gets New Pastor By U tkt hnudartst flt'V Wt'lhlcll Hill uf Uvlvtlo, new pattor uf Hr- Fuat Bap list illation in EulciprlK*. coulucUU his first aarvica al Uie Minion on Feb. Hi. Servlets art uptu tu tbc Church To Present Lenten Film Series �. f'. * • u (Tl?f New Terminal For Merry 1 v Merry Shipping Company cf Augusta. Ga., which has the support of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce for a port terminal on Lake Mon­ roe. is opening a new ter­ minal on the Trout River in Jacksonville harbor, it has been learned here. Application of the firm now is In the hands of the Inter­ state Commerce Commission for consideration as a com­ mon carrier on the St. Johns River. A friendly brief to the cause was filed by the local Chamber and pointed out the need for a common carrier on the St. Johns. The following is republish­ ed from the February issue of the Jacksonville Seafarer magazine: Merry Brothers Brick and Tile Company of Augusta. Ga.. will transport loads of bricks via Merry Shipping Company barges to their newterminal located on the Trout River in Jacksonville harbor. The barge route will follow the Savannah River and the Intraroaslal Waterway to the Trout River facility. Serving the building indus­ try since ISM, Merry Broth­ ers Brick and Tile Company produces 190 million bricks annually at its three Augusta plants . . . Merry Brothers first went into tiie Savannah barge operation to lower b r i c k Iransportat.on costs . . . So effective was this operation that Die firm decided to ex­ pand its distribution network to serve Northeast Florida, utilizing Jacksonville's line water transportation advan­ tages. The new* terminal, leased from Tri-State Terminal and now nearly completed at the Trout Bivcr silo, will serve as the distribution center for Merry Brothers’ bricks. A rail siding connects to the Atlantic Coast Line Bail way, and trucks will he used in Jacksonville and North Flor­ ida deliveries. On a five-acre tract, the terminal includes a bargeloading wharf, office build­ ing and storage yard . . , Be>nolds, Smith and Hills. Jacksonville architect ami en­ gineering firm, planned the $150,000 project. (Fd.’a mite: This engi­ neering firm also Is con­ sultant for the proposed Sanford port terminal and for the proposed St. JohnsIndian River canal.) Hospital Notes F KB It l ’ARY JO Admissions Itossie Wilton Jr., Kilterprise; Pauline Walker, Gen­ eva; Harriett Jones, Longwood; Ruth M o o r e, L a k e Mary; Anthony tVhert, Roch­ ester, N. Y.; J uaniIn Causey, Kdith C o y ii e r, A monetise Marlin, Mary Smith, Henry I). Faint III. Gilbert Posted, Crystal Hobby, Annie Mc­ Whorter, Jefferson D a v i s , Robert Lee Washington. Ada Sires of Sanford. Birth* HANK I'ltE blD E K tS , Howard Hodges of Sanford Atlantic, (left) and T. E. Tucker of Florida State (center) beam approvThjfly ns Mayor Tom Mc­ Donald proclaims 196.1 as Commercial Hanking' Centennial Year. Tito year’s commemoration notes the sitrnin;' of the National Currency Act of 1963, the beginning of a century of commercial banking progress. (Herald Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Kddie Martin of Sutiford, u girl; Mr, and Mrs. Harris Cuusey of San­ ford, a girl. Disrhsrgrs Phyllis Bragg, DeBary, Jo­ seph Turt, Osteen; Georgia languid. Oviedo; Slielin Kel­ ly, Cheryl Fear, Wiltha Drum­ mer, Venturinii Alexander, Kva Mae Almey of Sunfurd. FEC Enters 30th Day SCOUTS HONORS are taken a t a Court of Honor held by Troop 5-lfi nst these three hoys were presented the following badges by Scoutmaster Clif­ ford McKibbin. From left John Hunt, Second Clans; Perry Eclicllierucr, F irst Class and Crnijr Orseno, Second Class. (Herald Photo) The Queen of Hearts at Ihe Skate City Hrart Fund Show Sunday at the Longwood rink will have the crown placed nn her head by Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr., candidate for Seminole County state sen­ ator. MISS LOIS FOWLER Laundry Lecture Slated Monday Miss Lois Fowler, senior home economist of the May­ tag Co., will present a demon­ stration amt lecture on laun­ dering and fabric care at the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford on Monday from J to :t p. m. The program, which is open to the public, will feature ad­ vice for laundering man-made fuhrics, wash and wears nnd other new materials on the mat ket today. , Miss Fowler, named senior home economist of the com­ pany'a Linda Marshall Home Service Dept, in July of IthU), assists III developing and pio­ neering new methods of dem­ onstrating nnd testing nil Maytag products front the homemaker's viewpoint. * She also works in the field with dealers, utility compan­ ies, educational institutions mid vurious other groups in conducting special programs for tiie laundry amt appliance industries. Her appearance in Sanford is another of numerous pro­ grams and demonstrations a r­ ranged in roopeiution with t h e 11 o nt e Demonstration Service for the benefit of Seminole County homemakers. The final session of a study being conducted by the San­ ford Methodist WSC8 will laheld nt !>:.'(» u.m. Tuesday on the topic, "What Shull We Tell Our Children About Race." Following completion of the course, WSCS member* will nihil ess envelope* for this year's Easter Seal Drive. Working in cooperation with John Appleby, honorary Eas­ ter Seal chairman for tile San­ ford men, the women will ad­ dress some 8.000 envelopes which will be stuffed on March J by member* of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Economy Corner Church Sets Sales Offer Groundbreaking Good Selection Groundbreaking services for By Donna Estes Episcopal Chtirrhwomrn of Ixitigw-oud's Christ C h u r c h Episcopal report that a good selection of both men's and women's used clothing, shoes, white elephnnls and kitchen utensils are now available nl the Economy Corner which is t|Mitisored by Hie group. Operated from the Parish Hull adjacent to the eliurrli on Church 8t., hours at the Economy Corner are from 9 a m. until 1 p in. on Mondn>i and from to a'm . until 2 p.tn. on Saturdays. the DrLand First Church of God will be held March 3. Rev. Luther Moore, pastor, has announced. The church is located nt S Ridgewood uml llcLand Ave. .Sunday School meets at to a.m. Young People of Ihe congregation meet at H:45 p.m. and Ihe Evening Wor­ ship is at 7:30 p.m. Altamonte Church Has Elections Doors open at the rink at 7 p.m., with the Skate Showscheduled to begin at 8 p.m.. and a full slate of dance spec­ ials. singles and doubles and chorus skating all in the theme ol "South of the Bor­ der." One of the highlights of the show will be the comedy, "White Horse" skaters, whose antics never fail to bring laughter and enjoyment. Contest for the title of queen will close at 9 p.m. with the crown going to one of these girls — Miss Carole Dowd, Miss Mazic Allen, Miss Judy Woodall, Miss Sliarnn Tucker and Miss Linda Pat­ terson. The staif of Citizens Bank of Oviedo will count the mon- Tiie First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs held its annual business meeting for the election of trustees and deacons on Feb. 13 as pres­ cribed by the articles of in­ corporation. Rev. U'vvi* D. Haines, pas­ tor. served as moderator. Trustees elecied were Dr. George Culpepper, Tom Southerlaml, Mell Leonard, James 11. Smith, Daniel Co­ wart. lt--V-i West mark, John \V. Smith Jr. and Mrs. Don Strickland. Mrs. Ralph Austin Smilli, Deacons elected to tiie ac­ president of t h e Sanford tive group were J. E. Mur­ ray. Othcl Sullivan, Harold Council of Church Women, Biaiack and J. E. llildehran. has announced that the World Day of Prayer will lie ob­ served at to am . next Fri­ day at the Congregational Christian Church, Park Ave. at Jlth St. The program, using the theme "More Thou Conquer­ A dramatized sermon in ors" from Romans 8:37. was costume taken from “The Dur­ prepared by the Christian able of the Rich Fool” wilt Women of Korea. Invitation is extended to all he presented at the local Sal­ vation Army 1teaili|uartors, Christian women in Ihe area 2N E. Seeonil Si. in Sanford, to attend Ihe service of pray­ er and giving. at 7:3(1 p.m. Monday. The dramatization wilt be given by Capt. George Thntnp- Class Meeting Ret e»n, Salvation Army evange­ By Jane Casselberry list, who Is conducting n series Tlir Christian Homemaker* of special services for the lo­ Class of the Cassellierry cal group. Community Methodist Church The public Is invited to a t­ will meet at 8 p.tn. Tuesday tend. nt the church. Iloalwaew will be Mr*. Marvin McClain and Mrs. Frank Mmsick. World Day Of Prayer Scheduled SA Evangelist To Present Dramatization More thsn 17.000 Luther** congregations of ths Missouri Syrz.nl In North America sr* planning Lutheran Hour ob* servanees this Sunday which has been set aside to remem­ ber the radio broadcast* through special worship, pray­ er* and offering*. Sponsored by the Lutheran Laymen's League, the broad­ cast is beard locally at 8 a.m. over station WHIY, Orlando, Dr. O i w s l i i Hoffmann, speaker for the program foe the past eight year*, thia By Shirley Wentworth week will emphasize the pow. Bear Lake Girl Scout Troop er of prayer 'in fum lahinf 497 will leave this afternoon life's supply. for its first weekend camping trip since the troop has been organized. UPW To Meet The camp will he held a! lly Jane Casselberry Tall Timbers, a unit of cabin* The United Pre»byt«d*H at Camp Tleuchcc. Accom­ Women of the Westminster panying the girls will he Mrs. Presbyterian Church w i l l John Hall, leader, who will tie meet next Wednesday a t S assisted by Nancy Fishinger p.m. at tho homo of Mrs. of Winter Park anil Geraldine Berl M. Pitman, Hobaon Ava* Aldrich of Hear Lake. Sanlnmlo Springs. py in the Jars which have been set for the girts, with ail donations and proceeds from show tickets going to the Heart Fund. Anyone not having advance tickets may purchase them at the door of the Skate City Kink, which is located on the Dog Track Road, just off llwy. 17 92. Girl Scouts Plan Camp JA Y C EE’S Fertilizer Sale TOMORROW - SAT., FEB. 23 WHEELER JC tl-O-fi 25',T Orjfnnlc 100 kb. Sack ART HROWN REST CONTROL Trrm ilra A Ollier Praia 2001 PARK DR. ,122-8805 SANFORD ^ C ^ w 200 4j Delivery To Your Door CALL NOW FA 2-5481 Circle Rets Sale By Jane Casselberry The Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist WSCS will hold a rummage sale this Saturday at Hie Super Valu Fowl Store on Sit 430. Missouri Synod Set Lutheran Hour Services 9:00 A. M. to 5 I*. M. Today and Tomorrow PROCEEDS TO ----- Jaycee’s Community Projects <?£>! a savin that'll have you ravin' FORD DEALER ANNUAL W IN T E R HIGH PRICES ARE FOR THE BIRDS I JUST LIKE LAST YEAR, IT'S COLD UP NORTH AND EXTRA TRAINLOADS OF NEW FORD CARS AND TRUCKS ARE ARRIVING DOWN SOUTH! PRICED AND EQUIPPED AS YOU LIKE I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! (WHAT'S YOUR PRESENT CAR WORTH IN TRADE? QUOTH THE RAVEN: “NEVER MORE THAN RIGHT N O W D BEST BUYS IN A m I hjw A n per (ninth after down paymrnL New Baton Series A new series of Baton in­ struction will begin Tuesday afternoon, Mar. 5, at the Civic Center. The lessons will tie taught each T u e s d a y anil Thursday afternoons at 4:15 p. in. F ri. Feb. 22. ’63—ra p e 8 WrraTTi Cleveland To Crown Queen WSCS Study To Conclude JACKSONVILLE <UPI) The Florida East Coast Bail­ way strike entered its 3nth day Thur.-day with no letup in sight. Hot It union and man agement Inst appeals Wed­ nesday which were not direct­ ly connected with strike tieup. Gov. Farris Bryant in­ formed union leader Jack Hadley that it would be "im ­ possible" to exteml the ttM’>3 auto tag deadline for five day*—to Feb. J5—for strikers who have nut yet received compensation for their layolf. fattfurS CUSTOM m a im ; and GI’AltANTKP.D AUTO CLASS ’G.1 Ford Giduxie Coun­ try Sedan. Whitewall tires are optional at extra cost. and Seal (loser Co. 301 W. 3rd 332-8032 Am laiw Ah NEW EXECUTIVE HOARD members of Ihu Unitary Library Aiuii. are left to riRht, Mm. Philip Lounsbery, Mrs. Millspaugh Van Hraekle, Miss Klma L. Johnston nnd Frederick Clevoringu, chairman. ((’ox Photo) per month after dunn payment. COMPLETE ATERIALS *6.1 Fairlnne 2 - Don* Sedan. Whilevvnll tires Y" are optional a t extra ^ cost. A m laiw A h per month after down payment. ’G.1 Ford Galax lo 2-Door Sedan. Whitewall tires are optional ut extra cost. m i — T X -sS BE SMART...BUY SMARTI RS. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOJ HAVE TO BE PAIO FORI FA 2-0500 THE END OF SALLY. Thia wraps her up for this year. Editor Judy Whit­ more nnd n.ssistnnt editor Judy limited send the Inst pages of thia year’s Seminole II ikH School yearbook, the Sulamatnindi on their wuy to the publisher. Tiie book in expected to be out u little curlier this year with be vend chant,'**- i'oatul clerk in J. G. David. (Herald i ’hulo) SANFORD, FLA. STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. 308 E. 1st St. Saatfori. Florid* f I • o i 4 �Peter Edson Cuba: Issue, Evidence A fter Dcfcnac Secretary McNa­ m ara's unprecedented two-hour televia Ion analysis of the Soviet build-up In Cuba, the ground occupied by the adm inistration's most responsible critics on this issue is more sharply defined. The leading critic, Republican Ben. Kenneth Keating of New York, alleges th a t the hard bases of the medium - range offensive missile sites in Cuba are "still in place." McNamara says there were orig­ inally six m ajor MRBM complexes Implanted by the Russians lost fall, each with four individual missile em­ placements. Ho offers photographic evidence purporting to show th a t all 24 of these hard bases were bulldoz­ ed to pieces. He offers other pictures to suggest th a t no new activity has been found a t these sites or the three intermediate - range missile sites (each with four pads), with the lat­ est check ju st days ago. Keating thus far has not chosen to present publicly any proofs to the contrary which he may believe he has. Keating says Russia "m ay" have removed MRBM and IRBM weapons and its IL-28 bombers as the admin­ istration contends, but says there can bo no final proof. He gets a slight assist here from CIA Director John McCone, who says th a t only on-alto Inspection can pro­ vide the absolutely clinching evi­ dence. McNamara argues, however, th a t the photographic evidence tra ­ cing the dismantling of the weapons ana the planes and their shipment all the way back to Russian waters Is convincing "beyond a reasonable doubt-" Keating wonders aloud how we can be sure "w hat Is carried in the holds of Soviet vessels, unloaded in crates and hidden in caves!" McNamara insists we follow closely every Soviet ship docking In Cuba, observe the size and configur­ ation of the crates in its cargo, watch w hat happens to it. He thinks the picture evidence docs not support the argument th at new "offensive" weapons have been Introduced into Cuba since the crisis of Oct. 10, 1062. He is also, emphatic In contending th a t none of the offensive missiles known to have been in Cuba a t thnt time was ever hidden in caves or other secret cover.. U. 8. Intelligence sources insist all of them — and all supporting equipment — were care­ fully counted from dismantling to out-shipment. Here an Important point needs to be made. Some skeptics question whether objects under protective fa­ bric photographed on the decks of outbound Soviet ships are "prov­ able" as missiles. But every single one of these missiles was under some protective cover when photographed on Cuba soil. Why Is auch evidence acceptable as proving missile pres­ ence in Cuba, but not as demonstrat­ ing their out-shlpmcnt? Keating says even if you grant the removal of bombers and MRBM and IRBM weapons, the Soviet build­ up In Cuba continues to be danger­ ous. At root this is a contention th a t w hat the administration calls defen­ sive wrnpons are really offensive. McNamara deals with this large­ ly by asserting th a t tanks, tactical rocket launchers, assault guns and tfic like are defensive unless it can be shown th at Russia or Cuba has the capability of delivering these weapons to either our or Latin Am­ erican shores. Ho says they lack this capacity totally. Kcuting says Russian MIGs now in Cuba, presumed capable of carry­ ing nuciear weapons loads, have "nearly 1,000-mllc range.” McNama­ ra says no MIG in Cuba is presently fit to carry such weapons and even if so adapted could not reach the southern tip of Florida against our known defenses. There is the ground for the dis­ pute. Clearly it will continue to be a battle area for many months to come. Helen Fuller Says Taxes Becoming sBig Noise5 WASHINGTON — Ths big nolle on Capitol HUl this year Will be over t u n - t o cut tbeai) to china# the rule# ai to who paya how much or to Stick with the preeent system. President Kennedy la ssking Congress to approve • 918.6 billion rut fur both large and email taxpayer# — over the next three years—to en­ courage new Inveitment by tho well-to-do a n d m o r e spending by thoae whoee pockctbooki are thin, and so, he claima, create more Jobe and more economic activity In the country. He elio la oiking Congren to "reform" the tax eyitem In order to collect |3 billion more annually from mma who do not now pay their equitable share of tho tax bill. Congren hae begun Ua hearing# on Kennedy’# propoiali. Only a few hundred ohsurvera author t..Jh i* ;* to hear what the etream of witneaaea have to iay. And not many Americana will reed tho thouianda of pages of teitlmony the committee eubie. quently will print. The subject of how beat to run our complex economy la difficult to understand and harder to explain. No wonder that some leading figure* In the ileIuito that the Adminis­ tration coneldrre the moat Im­ portant of tha year already are exasperated and sheet OUT OUR WAY ><A Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Frl., February 22, IMS W AI.T KM A . U I I I . O W , K U I T O H A XU r U X M l M U H u u e e v M M fiu :t. u iiw a k u n. o m isw u lu U s n a e l o u IM Ilur A U vm laltiff D ire c to r Jill* HKLLI JAXIftS I - B H U K U A K U I C ounty ttd llu r U u iln a e * M a n a g a r C E C E L IA KANMUm SIIIN LEY JO *fc* Social* E d ito r O laaaltlad M a a s e a r D O T MIUMIXXOTMAM P H A S E VOLTOLIftM P a s tu r e E d ito r circulation M aueesr r u e W EI.LB M echanical Suyt. Deleter/ ■ im e c a tm o x h a tes »r EaU itutlaolo caallr AH _ . t i e W eak |» .e # I Y e a r ll i .e e I Yaar l . e t C MonItia AT I • M o n t h s A la I M onths J.OS 1 M o n t h s J.ia I M onth l .o s 1 M u n i h U. i . P o s t a l J t f s u l a t l o u s p r u v l d t t h a t all m a l l s u b s c r i p t i o n s h a p a i d In a d v a n c e . E n t a r e d a a as o o n d c l a s s m a l t s * O c t o b e r IT, I I I ! a t t h e P o o l Of t i r o o f B a n fo r d . F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h a A et a t C o n c r s a s o f K e r c h . T h a I t a r a l d la a m a u i b a r o f t h a U ttllad 1’r s s a w h i c h la c u l l l l a d n < l u i l r t l y l u t h a u a a f o r r c p u h l l c a l l o u of aU t h a l o c a l n a w a p r i n t e d In t h l a n s m a p a p a r . N o p a r t of a n y m a la r ia l, n a w a o r a d v e r tis in g , a t th is edition o f T h a S an fo rd H e ra ld m ay be reproduced la a n y m a n a e r w ith ­ out w r itte n p e rm issio n of th a p u b lish e r of T h a H erald . A a y l i i 'l l v H u a i o r f i r m r a s p o n i l b l e f o r a u a e r e p r o d u c t i o n w i l l h e c o n a l d r r a d a a I n f r l n p l n i r o n T h a H e r a l d 's c o p y r i g h t a n d w ill b e held lia b le f o / d a m a g e * u n d e r th e law . Pu b lish ed dally aaca p t S a tu rd a y , g g n d a y n u d C h ristm as) published S a tu rd a y proceeding C hristm as. # tempered before the argument hits rently begun. Dr. Walter Haller, the liber­ al Mlnneeota professor who serves aa chairman of Ken­ nedy's Council of Economic Advisors, plaintively told the Congressmen and the audi­ ence at the tax hearing that what thla country needs Is "public education In econom­ ics" to cure Its "basic puri­ tanical" attitude that tag cut­ ting combined with deficit Government spending Is ne­ cessarily a had thing. Kennedy’s new fludget Di­ rector. Yale Professor Her­ mit Gordon, hacked Heller up end went further. A balanced budget next year would he seif-dideatlng under current conditions, Gordon told Con­ gress. Whereupon Virginia Ben. Harry F. Byrd, who hold* e balanced budget peered, de­ fended that Kennedy fff* Gordon as Director ef the Budget. Aa further demon■tration of hie dlugreement with Administration policies. Ben. Byrd announced that It will be Labor Day at least be. for* the tax-writing Finance Committee which ha heada will get around to considering tho 1’resident's tax plan In tha Senate. Tho President, as usual, la hoping to part the troubled waters and walk through on dry land. Ho has proposed tax "reform"—as he wga urged to do by hi* ^publican He*ro­ tary of tha Treasury, Douglas Dillon. And tax cuts — as urged by his more liberal ad­ visers. Hut Kennedy will not fight for "reform" if Con­ gress links elimination of those provisions tho price for a tog cut to give tha economy a quick forward thrust At hla Jsu. 84 prase confer­ ence, the President mad* no bonaa about hie willingness to dost on tho terms Congress seta. It is fur Congress to de­ cide whether "both reform and reduction can b* done this year," he said. "1 would hop* that they could be. In the final analysis, it Is going to bo their Judgment however.” Congress's Judgment la like­ ly to be that it la good politics to cut everyone's taxes g lit­ tle; poor politics to Increase anyone’s tax** very much. Pushing For Road DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) — htat* lisp. Fred Karl haa advised Gov. Farris Bryant he will press for completion of controvgrelal Interstate Highway M south of Daytona Beech—If It wont cut reve­ nues on tho tiunshfne Slate Parkway. Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — cost might be 13 billion or projects. Sixth, to assist the Id mil­ There Is no over-all price tag more, next year. lion children living in fami­ Kennedy again proposes a on President Kennedy's eightyouth conservation corps to lies with earnings sa low point program Just sent to employ 15,000 young men for they pay no income taxes, the Congress, asking that some­ Improvement of forest! and President asks Congress to thing he dona about and for recreation areas, at a cost c l raise appropriations for the the nation's youth. Bureau of Family Services $100 million the first year. Thsra have probably been from $3.7 million this year Second, the President pro­ more high and lowbrow con­ to $6.4 million In 1964. poses that tha federal govern­ ferences on what maksa tha For hls seventh program to young people behave the way ment pay half tha wages of aid youth, the President re­ 40,000 youth for employment they do than on any other peats the request of hls men­ subject on earth. Few, if any, on local nonprofit community tal retardation message. In projects. No cost estimate is of tha conferences produce this he asked for new authori­ anything but talk. So tha given. A rcugh guess puts tha sations of $65 million the federal share at |150 million. problem remains to haunt the first year, rising to $80 milThird, the President would Hon the third year and thereoldsters. A whole host of eauies need create a national service corps after for grants to the stutes to bo examined in trying to for volunteers of all ages, in­ for child health and crippled determine who Is to blame for cluding youth. They would children's services. what'e wrong to the degree perform welfare service* In Finally tha President again that it Is wrong. The Presi­ hospital*, meutsl health cen­ calls attention to hls aid to dent mentions the major socle) ters, migrant worker camps, education program benefiting causae — broken homes, di­ Indian ressrvetlons, city slum all youth, on which a price end rural poverty areas. No vorce, poverty, disease. tag of 91-2 billion has bean Other umntntlonad economic coat estimate it obtainable tentatively placed for the first for running this program. ceuMi need some Investiga­ yaar. Fourth, the Peace Corps, tion. Do minimum wag* laws, now numbering 46,000 over­ the red tape of Social Securi­ ty and Income tax reporting seas wurkers, would be in­ make It too difficult and too creased to 61,000 this year expensive to hire untrained end 68,000 by 1204. IU ex­ youth! Or Is the whole edu­ penses would rise from 447 cational system at fault in million this year to |8 0 million BANTANA, Brasil (UPI)— that It does not properly train next, with a new obligatlonal Nln* Communist "pirates" youth for the Jobs that are authority of f!U8 million for who hijacked tha Venesuelan available! Viewed from these 1944. freighter AntoeUgul w e r e angles, the problem is uni­ Fifth, tha Juvanlla Delin­ transferred to a Brasilian quency Act of 1001, authorised warship Thursday enroute to versal. The President says tha pur­ aa a three-year program, political asylum under clot* pose of hla message la to make wculd L* extended another guard to protect them from dear tha role of tha federal three years. The cost would be possible assassination. The hijacker*, member* of government In aiding state raised from a budgeted |5 J and local fovammanta which million thla year to 913.2 mil­ tha Veneiuela Armed Forces have tha primary responsi­ lion next year. Most of this of 'National { L i b e r a t i o n bility to protect and promote would go for grsnts to the (FAI.N), sailed tho frteghter the welfare of youth. Parents ■tatas for training personnel a week ago Tuesday aa It end running demonstration ■ailed from La Gualra. aren't mentioned her*. Tha President's Youth Op­ portunities Act presented to the last Congress was report­ ed out by Senate and House SINCEREST THANKS committees but never con­ sidered on the floor. Whether the new Congress will be just I deeply appreciate the honor of beinc as apathetic, or mere eon. nominated aa Seminole County’a Slate carried, has yet to be revealed. Tha message Is eo vague on Senator without opposition, and the all hut one or two program privilege to continue representing our costa that the figures have to ha dug out of the budget mas­ County aa a member of the Florida sage or Juit estimated. An Legislature. educated guess is |350 million total. If all the related child Moat alncerely, health, mental retardation and education programs recom­ Mack N. Cleveland, J r. mended by the President thla year are included, tha total Red Pirates Are Transferred Mi/ngM Py*u)i, t*» Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Glrle. be sure to reed Lydia's caaa fpr It shows tho g r e a t e s t temptation that confronts m o d e r n young worn**. And don't believe her boyfriend's glib “high pressure" arguments for they are autarky. Test your escort by the " tn s lova" standard bolow. CASE 0-405: Lydia M„ ag­ ed Id, Is a high school junior, "Dr. Crane," she begen, "I started dating last year. And now I have been going steady for two monthi with a very popular boy, "Ha ta a senior, eo I feel flattered to be his steady girl. "But ho drinks and smokes elgnreU constantly. And on our last few dates ha has hern demanding that I give In to him sexually. "My parents have taught ms that It is wrong to have such affairs hut this hoy threatens to Jilt me. •For he says ALL tho other girls give in to their boy friends. So he argues that I am old-fashioned and silly. "Dr. Crane, I don't know what to dot How cun I hold him If I don’t give In to him?" This is a widespread dil­ emma of teenage girls nowa­ days. Lydia's boy friend Is simply U|ing a bold generality when ha tolls tier that ALL girls give In to their teenage boy friends. That's malarky. The smart girls do NOT do sul The stupid ones often Imi­ tate Biblical Essu end thus sell their virtu* In a vein at­ tempt to bang on to a Juven­ ile escort temporarily. And I uao the word "tem­ porarily” advisedly, for when tha girls get pregnant, then tha fcoya either skip town, join the military service, or ditch their former "easy mark" for a mors stimulating female. Girls, when e v e r a b o y ■trains abnormally to adopt tha "statue s y m b o l * " of liquor, eigareta and sexual conquests, ha la doubly Juv­ enile. Boya with sever* Inferiority complex** then strain unduly to mimic tho "image” of a supposed big shot, he-man. Actually, the reel he-man in high school are leaders in de­ bate or on tho honor role or out on the athletic flsld or gym floor helping win fame lor their school . It Is usually the wallflower boy, often short In stature, who grab* at such status symbols as liquor, clgerete, gambling, and sexual con quests. Among adult males, too, the Don Juan, who boasts of hla many sexual conquests, Is generally a man with a asxual Inferiority complex. Ho fears Impotence or sex­ ual Inadequacy. Bo he seduces women ae a tonle to his own sexual Inferiority. Ilemember, it Is thus the scared kid who whistles to raise his own courage as he passes the cemetery. Bravo folks don't need lu adopt such status symbols! Actually, boya and men ara not Interested so much in sex lu elf ns In the inflation of their own ego. "I WANT TO FEEL JMPORTANT" Is the indelible tattoo on their cheats. Bo when they can coerce a girl and bend her will to their own dictates, this make* them fsel Important. Boys thus try to make girls submit in order to feel big, Important, adultish. But smart girls Inflate the hoy’s ego with verbal compli­ ments not Illicit aexual lib­ erties! It Isn’t real love, either, for In true love the boy Is always thinking of what la best for hls girl friend! So any bey who trie* to browbeat hls girl Into sexual submission la selfishly think­ ing of himself] Send for my booklst "Sex Problems of Young People,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always writ* to Dr, Crane In car* of this news­ paper, enclosing a long 4 cent stamped, addressed so▼elope and 20 rents to cover typing and printing costa when you send for one of hie booklets.) Resolutions for 1963 Letters Dear Sir: Tliii letter It writtep to the father who wrote the Govern, or. I would like to ask the fa­ ther what bis son was cluing out st this time of morning. If we. have fathers like this who are going to uphold juve­ nile delinquency whet can we expect of this community in ten years from now? A few days confinement In theN years of their Uvea may maho useful cltlxesa of than la years to come, 1 wholeheartedly a g r e e with the Judge’s decision. Thank God wo didn't all have fathers like this. Robert If. Kennedy Jr. Very respectfully, ED. NOTE: The original letter to Ik* editor from the father stated to Iks (earth paragraph that the bey bad aa early wowing paper route. Barbs A better life for your family . . begin by choosing a sparkling new homo in Ravenna Park « 9 beautiful homeaite in Idyllwildo, where you can build tho homo for a better life In 1063. Drive two m il* * west or Coun­ try Club Road and look for tho olgna. KITCHENS BY •M iM i # i i | i i i u By Hal Cochran If a boat wor* aa ignorant Matter Of Fad John Kruger, an early Chi­ cago pioneer, hod seen the smorgasbord eating placet on • trip to Sweden and decided to Introduce them to Chicago. The name "smorgasbord" did not appeal to him, so ha de­ cided to call hla establishment a "cafeteria," a word of provinclal Spanish origin mean­ ing "coffeepot." Ha would be surprised to learn that au* thentie "smorgasbord*" art quit* popular In thla country now, and la asm* ease* appeal to people because they stem exotic as some of hls employes think he is he wouldn't b* boss. We'll aura be glad to taka our het off to good old sum­ mertime and leave U off un­ til falL When you throw all your troubles to tho four winds, they aro likely to blow right back at you. Parents had a pack of fun packing the closets w i t h Christina* gift* for the kids. A truck crashed into aa Ire cream stand In Michigan —a waste of time since it was closed for tha wlater. Shonm aksDi CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Building Our Specialty GENERAL OFFICE I II W. 81th ST. F A 8-8108 BTENSTROM REALTY SALE AGENTS BALES OFFICE FA 8-7481 �9h # w f y m t a n t m , g , ■as—page 6 f ~ Raceway Sets Invitational Trot Tonight Gene, Tiger In Title Go LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI)—Gene Fullmer will be in the finest condition of his life, both physically and mentally, for his return bout with world middle­ weight champion Dick Titter Saturday nitfht. Fullmer said today that this bout rates as the m ud important of his cureer. lie lost his crown to Jai-Alai Entries r u t * t' u o t i : — n » « M r * s iM>in4«t t. K u m u * t > A h a , o t » : », Amn-aba-l-Vrm inUiq 7. f xia• It:*in,. Ti: 4, M a rt1 ti- K H )x ; 1, K , • t r a i l a . t~cji n-i t 4. T * j4 r o * ir ljt» ; A rro ii« -i tlarr# . s r . r i t M i t o s K — o.iui.ir., s ai 1. Katr.iita - Krrnan<l»; r. Im -lriiro ; J. irro n a-t-v ilx ; 4. Attaeali*-Al*a**stu: ... T f j e r o H u m a n ; «. 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A r . ru ilb * ;.Irlarte; ». l i m t l - K i ' h a n l a ; S u b * : A M » * - I 'r l i u r . Tiger, the bruising Nigerian, in it Hun Franciaeo buut last October. "I’ve repeatedly said that I'll retire if I full to regain the title," said Fullmer. "And I have no intention of retir­ ing. So that means I've just gut to ivin.’* It nu* disclosed Thursday that Fullmer naa suffering seriously from dysentery «t the time of hia defeat—n bout in which he wus rocked nnd socked nil over the ring and iurely hit back. Odds dropped slightly to 3-1 favoring Tiger after man­ ager Mary Jensen confirmed the story that Fullmer hud had the dysentery before the bout, still had stomach cramps just before he went into the ring nnd that he was weak us a kitten during the buttle. Ill the other rump, Tiger's handlers arc just a little con­ cerned about their charge. He has worked 95 rounds of con­ ditioning. Hut nfter his final voorkout, trainer Jimmy Au­ gust opined the battler "didn't look quite as sharp" as he had imped. Doth battlers took tilings easy today, undergoing exami­ nations by a doctor from the state atldctic commission. Saturday morning they will weigh In a t the Convention Center and neither man ex­ pects any trouble making the IOU-p»und limit. Sweeney's Cop Four Gaines In City League action hist Wednesday, rolling 200 pins | better than their la-at perj formnnee to date, Sweeney's swept four points from Team Powell's Oilicc Supply and No. 4 to gain two points on Pryor's State Farm Inxur- the leaders, when the two top ance arc now tied for first teams met eacli other heiuhm place In the Thursday Nile and separated with two point* .Mixed League each with 55 each. w in* and 33 losses. They arc Hud DeJong led Sweeney’s followed closely by Appleby’s with a fine 60S series, while Restaurant team with S3 wins Tischler, howling for the first anil 33 losses. Next in line is timo tills a e if a n n, c a in e Heart Council with 39 wins and through witli a great 222 510 4» losses; Stcinmeyer’a with series us a starter. Hunts was 30 wins and 52 losses and top limn for Team No. 4 with Cook's Corner with 26 wins his fiHi series. and 62 losses. Illg John t ’lir rolled the Eleanor Anderson, of P ry high game and series for the nr's Team, set a new high night, 256 011 and boosted in the handicap scries for Luke Monroe Inn into a split women this week with a 631. with Jet Limes when things lookrd pretty laid for the InnMen. Increase Time Je t took the first two HAMILTON, H e r m u d a games in their bid to tak* (LTD —Commodore Edmund over first pluce, but Ulir's big Cooper of Hie Royal Bermuda game with a 218 assist from Yacht Club announced today Pentecost gave Lake Monroe that the annual "Internation­ the last game and total pins. al Hate Week" will run for two weeks this year instead of the usual one week. Com­ Coal dust has been used to modore Cooper said the first open Ice-locked harbors. The week will begin on April 23 dark dust absorbs sunlight and ami the second on April 29. melts the ice. Two Teams Tied For First A STRIKING POSE Alan Mavar L I T T L E M A R T A 111147) 10.-4 w i l l l i e r o u t i n g f o r h e r f a v o r i t e g r e y h o u n d l l o i i n i e Abbe S a t u r d a y n i g h t a t t h e K a n f o n l - O r l a n d o K e n n e l ( ’l u l l w h e n R o n n i e A hip.1 p i p s ti> H i e | h i .s i i n t h e s c r u u t l a n n u a l K i n g a n d Q u e e n C h a m p io n s h ip . R o n n ie A b lte b e lo n g s to M a r ta 's d a d . L a r r y H u g h e s . R o n n ie a n d M a r ta a r e b o t h t h r e e - y e a r s - o l d . The K i n g a n d Q u e e n C h a m p io n s h ip p its th e to p fo u r fem ale s p rin te rs a g a in s t th e h o st fo u rs o m e o f m ale ru n n e rs . J o in ­ i n g R o n n i e A b lte o n t h e d i s t a f f s i d e w ill b e Q u e e n T e x a s L a t e , L it t l e R h o n d a a n d T ip s y D ix ie. M a le r u n n e r s a r e K in g C h e ro k e e H u lu n , D e n n y M ae, M ac T ra y a n d Fox w o rth . ★ ★ + * ★ King, Queen Title At Stake Saturday 1. Wlllolaw Couni«I, It i^lianr; 2. Hirrctum (’lay, K lUrlaw; t. H a r r y * l*lck, (! '!> t t m u r r a ) ; I K ih lii- Mtur. \ *»!>«rl, *. A«l• Dili Loti U p , V C»»w i f f ; #. McoH ti K r y , .1 r m t i l T iiiiiii 11 1 11 : r i i i m : ih m —»l l t m r l r r l l n r » r ■ tl**) 1*1* — 3 I r fHil IlNltlroa— II m IIM 1, V a n n ) A o k a y , <S J o h n i in. Ilf f tta w mil do. J II • r IMin, I I I . V Hud* lliill, It IVl* koff. lift; 4 l'*if»|ty H'wanl, s \ \ 111! ti vii«•*ii. I l k , 4* W . i r l i t a , to her 1-M-ilit. All victories I* Vlnnir. Ill; ft. fttiMi? weie scored over the \ I Ita- Krlrwi, V It In 111 i'*». 1 h . 7. Sc> * ntiiur Time. Ii rj . Ilf; v 111He course. I II D i m .. f. R o l Itin* f i l l 9. MUty K«i*. «: •»"!». 111 MVI till;* r m m i l 11 h i : — i* n r * r p ;uhi rin * i' it m i : — a in niir— Ann lll»ii*f*r* In M3 Fans iiit- doing a lot of fig­ uring' these days trying to de­ cide whether the mate speedatera nr the females will take the honor* in the second run­ 7 C.r* No A'..; 3 t'lili-f K o * |a ; ning of tlie annual king and !«nnlp r — I mi»« .ikt’i '* Al t HI, tjueeii Championship at tlie 1 «ir1dtnlo lts»> , -1. o , h / m Htliitl*; H. 1H.iiii*»H(l Hf.tr; T. Fanfoiii-Orlando kennel Club ,11 T. T rl V lu ll.n i Saturday night. The rate will lie the tenth event, on the big "i:niM i 11 ti 1; — r* m m u — fifHilr I t — 1 Tl<‘*: i 1 11-rare weekend pi ng mm. ?Miy T»'%, 3, My .\lnwl.t, 4 Wade Troy won lor the IM - lltai'U StiMilu , T J Ami ; I.OIS \ rin’« M M : 7 lllllo* kings a year ago hut i* not in K ill I” Sl(‘S'.il<ii the 'IK! lineup. However, the I II III It It %< l: — A HI MHr— !. Jr * Ki t i r. : geneial opinion seems to la* H rn tlr %l K.irn 3 M) 111 i r ; 4. \|* Iml) that the kings have a strong­ VMl t l i ' k r ) » Z. r»>'Jr»tr Nu«: ti- VI) 1 * er foursome than the (Jneeiis, til tiling 7. JcQiin B l u f f ; i though it is a race in wldrli II It * \ l f l . 1 o I hi 11111 it t o : — :i t viii** — surprises can huptieti. t . r m l r T — I IS>*1«-41. T T r u l y Mliir; 3 r . i l l Hi* 11*1114 * . I Kunning for the kings wilt I,•*l h l i i ' a n t . j. I Ifii! *• (lurm'i* bo tlie t lark's Dolby urn! In­ K t i r iu n r , 7 Tatiiii T r r r j r ; k augural champ, Mur Tray, II ». I.l. r 111*111 3 III Mllr — Cherokee Hulou, winner of f»ri8ilr ItII t—i l —|*4i) it X o i l v r ; the racing king .Stake; Denny S* 11.»*r I I»m*1>*j %, 11mi It 11«*ro t 4 * II.* r I* * r r y Tl«*; z. *' 11( f*t *<»if; Mae, the track’* winnlngest I |i|i.pr «?n1; 7. i In lime VVlIJfJI runner uml Foxworth. Head- ti, % Ml«» II itfiilrit I ing tlie (jiiri ns foursome will m \ m 11 t o : — R hi Miir— ItfHilr — I. Toil !*»'"]• -*’l; 2. be Texas Lace, winner of the m111r Il*.11 r o t : 3 I*jii l y ’n J*»y; lacing (jucon Stake, support­ « r i i l l O l m t t f r , 5. I :•! • W i n 4 Mill. « T h i n k Almr.i.1; 7. In ed by Little Uhonilu, Tipsy k r 111*. I*. %. K**l tT m n r n Dixie und Honnie Abbe. ki i i : \ n i ii t i i; — :i h t i i l r — Eight closely male Inal grey­ i :*r iiifr It — ! I'..«1»I*« I.ar 4 * 3 |*i nn¥ Mahl* 3 r,»rH»* hound* make up the field for ttilr, rok«; I IttmiMtlsiS' llr*1; f» ^ ) t * r y * D arlln ir; tonight'* featured tenth raca 1C^ti*1*l 7 Mf** Hii-nti: V Iti« k TI|i; of an ll-iace program. Com­ r . l l. M T I I II t O * — * HIin Vlllr— peting will be Stormy Rocket, itriitlr II — I- P r n p t y T i p ; 2. sl<* Hlrlrh; I II** Ituliy k eeler, Toni Dawn, l’uc Hk••■; 2. M K l r r ; f». I l o r k l n Z ip . * Sue, Aivhwuy, Rocker'* Cir­ I , « r ; 7, t», I t ' i t r I ■>h ni ji n ; k cus, Mr*. Mop* ami Midterm. Krnllla MMII II t o : — R HI Mllr— Told Dawn rules as the win- t*r nrir It— i, i-suii dwk; lli'Pt ningest entry with four first* O u r * 3 F . t n r y Situ***; 4 M y T*rOiKtJm«' No* W ith '! |tr -i mi r . fi I'rlsa . 7 Tani|>« Mot Choice Set tluil; 4, K tlh iiin II t I H — I ' l l Mllr CHICAGO (U PI)—Jitn !>i TI2%TII —4*rn«tr t — t fK o rm y I t o c k u t ; I11II0 , a 5 foot, 11-inch, 195- 3. Mrs. Mop-; 3 T o n i *»nwrn; ; r*. Ituhy pound fullback who led Fen­ IK r r lIrt fo;c k Rr r * I>=»Clrcim ci H**?; 7 . A fell* wick High School lo Hie 1962 U'nk*; *. Ml4tMrtii l l l . m i A T I I II t i l l — .*» *4 Mllr Chicago prep gridiron cham­ —4 i f n i l r I — l, M*-ai1*v, J» c l(; pionship announced Thurs­ 2. I.* t|iitu ; L r t l i i ; 1, Tii»n‘*f I . i k 1’ i w n Mlffbl. (. M v » day that he will enroll next I*»#■!'r;; I,4. Torn Klnii 7. J*rk v (all at Notre Dame. I f r t r t h r n t k ; t , K lr n l* 4 l*m*.r n> United Pres* lnlernatiim.il The old basehall belief of “ never bet against the Yan­ kees" already Usiks like Hie hrst advice ot 1963 tor Amer­ ican League faux—and spring training is only a lew days old, Not that they needed any extra help, but R appears now that the world champions can count on l.uis Arroyo to take his accustomed spot in Hie bullpen this season. Arroyo, the portly Puerto Rican who helped the Yan­ kees win the AL pennant in 1961, hardly pitched at all last year alter developing calcium deposits m his let; elbow. In (act, In- pitched a total o( only 34 innings, which includ­ ed only a couple of short stints alter the All - Star Tonight nt Seminole Park Raceway the feature:] invita­ tional trot shapes op us a duel between the two favorite*. Sally Aircraft will again he g4>ing ngui*t her old rival Hazel Lind. Hare! has won her last two race* over Salty with Sally racking up her vic­ tory in their first start at Seminole. Hill Robinson will l>e driving Hazel Lind with Run Chase in (he sulky Whiinl Stilly Aircraft. Hath dllvcrs have registered six victory* tints far in tlie meeting. Other contcndeis in this one will Ik- Valiant H a n o v e r , Lucky Yates and Sunny Hi games. l.e. Thu co - featured seventh i Thursiluy, I h e likeable race for quaiter horse will "quiet man" ol the Yankee be run over a 550-yd. distance relief corps threw hard dur­ tonight. This will Ik- Hie long­ ing a workout tor liallrryman est run for tlie quarter horse at Fort Latiilerilale Fla., and predicted his arm miseries so far in the meeting. A real favorite with Hie are a thing ot the past. "If it slays like this, I’ve quarter horse tans will he go­ ing in tills one. Hlg Red Dee, got nothing to worry about,” a handsome four year old Arroyo said jubilantly. "I am sorrel gelding, o w- n e i! by confident I'll Iw able to help Charles P. Worthington will Hie Ti.ili tills year." While tin- Yankees were have jockey Itabby -Wright in tlie irons. His chief contender getting all that "good news" should l>e Little Dunlin with the poor Detroit Tigers, who jockey Jerry Huriison up, never were able to recover alter key injuries lo Al Kaline i.w itli:* l*tH*T l l t r i : — I . l l l n l l llslly nnd Frank I,ary (among oth­ Hiiiililr — l*iuf Vnn U I m ir t * M.tiMi In «l'j m»M MlMiicr* Plot) In ers) last season, already have tkl — I ' H r a r P.I4M4 something to worry atmul. 1. SH.ik.iw.i n•).«. \V naii1i)«iOUS Paul Foytack, who won It) 2. If a I Itct lU t l i l ti r . M Plliiuh 1», J l l n fl f ) , 4, IT-m- games and lost seven while If it Mu hi*: j . War working in 141 innings last tlll'H'i, A Kritluli; §, I'cjutif y year, pepped his sacroiliac Kiic, V Ci»vt.4.4*7 o l t K l V I l l l % 4 i : — * imI Mnlf out of place during a work­ l l n l l ) *|)inihlr— I ' u r r Vtm \ \ »*iMPf* PI«Aimi In 113 olati r l l n . out at Lakeland, Fla-, Thurs­ m m %%lti>«rr« *«M» In HA ★ Arroyo Back In Shape nUi 1 r l l n . m m w l 'D i r r i fllHl In ikl I. Hlmu.iu ,in«l 1. \V fl*»l*hionii; 3. tt.it 11 II a*h im . >1 l*ii«ny| 1. M m ..11 I*. -I lkill») 4 ....... f> 1 »,i f .»**i, it M m i n . } VV*ir v K m Ion; < I7i It- V r Ill-Ill 11%1'K r « r * p p :un»— 4 | i i n r l r r ll**r*r — *154* 1*l»— ;i I r a»M n»»*1 n h lrh nrr In n u n i A » r «I4 ||.V — »l*lrr I3«i 1. I ^ mi Kratik. I* M'litrr, 111; Klnn Ink Hi...... i* Wlilonrr. I 3 (i; j, TnuiDlrt Ch.\r$t*. No KID1r. 12o I I. I Hi k ** I'rli'W t, I Hi m i 1 , • ftpil J m n ** IlDDr, 11 1*; »». MI m .HUly I5vp . I I t > • »•. if ft : *1\ i n ii in : — i' mm p • imp— Tr**4 1*»n II Iwnrr* •!<»• I« HA 1, im m p h hi .| i I i •’r p . A Wil*» y; r. HI* l ( m l n r ) lUfiffpr. II IDi I d Ti ; 3 llunny mM** Hiiyt il flnhtrr; I ftplrlln U ' l l i M leOM-ii-r, r.. Min.ly l*ftlr M i k n i i r y : ft. Min* llpirky Tl<’k. II ID 11tf»nrr a>' m : i i : \ t i i 1 1 1« »: — r o w i i m » —4 | i i n r l r r lli*rnr— IWW 1 4<*— 1 InlntlMK l*rl*r fl.OOO—3 j r •»l*l* nn*l nl ftrr w * l ft > r nl4* I — IMtlrr 131 1. |fIk ItPtl I)r*■. II WrlBlit. 13>K 2. K) *• J <*•*, *1 Johnpnn. | Ik; 3 , W ay T u ' k r r . No liflilff* I rii; 4 FI) Ing WID li, A H U n * day. and nxikie southpaw Mickey Ixilick slammed a ear door on the little finger ol Ills left hand. Neither is expected to be out very long, but you can al­ most fact what manager llob Schcffing must be thinkingafter all those injuries last Top Field Race On For 500' Choices jyjdL tvx; m3-! JB Lyman shoots for il* ninth win of the enge muimih to­ night hosting Florida Central. rlio. 111! S. Dul»* Coppi»r. M The firry hound* Will bo go lltirrU . 12 «: * t-lttl# Doolln* J ing Inin tonight's game with llitrrlpcmt, 12"; T. I*oq J i'l, H a 8-13 mark meeting a quintet W Mil in.-, 12« r . l l e l l T l I II i n : — ••iirnn IVKI with a 5 II record. _ T m ( I n i IlnlDtnnl Expected to atari for Hie !. H*lly I IrcraffP It H i m * : 2 Hiitiny 111 I*#. M Akollly; 2. V«* locals arc Donnie .Smith, Bill II u nt 11-1nmv* r, f* *■ To] sun, Jim Shustrr, Char­ L u c k y V i t M . T* r u f i r l n n d ; &. les Asher and Roy Hurkhsrl. I In kirI Teln *1. W Kntiln*n pi KING & QUEEN STAKES FINALS GJtisw iion Sorry No Minora? TOMORROW NIGHT i Mnn. & Thurn. 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY [Excapt Sunday] PBri-MulB.il a*ttis| N ttM ty Daily D*ukl« (}wimUI«i Ivtry Cam* RACING NIGHTLY 8:10 EXCEPT8UNDAT Healed Grandstand MATINEES Luxurious Clubhouse Wrd.-Frl.-Sat . 2 P.M. Valet Parking "It* More Fun To WbUIi The G rry T Jn ln in n m ^ DUCK and DOVE HUNTERS Fur you hunters who niimted the legal notice published in the ford Herald Mnndny, Fell. IR, the Florida (lame and Fresh Water Fish Cummisslun is planning on designating the above outlined area a bird Minctuury- The commission is holding a public hearing in Orlundo Feb. 28 nt 9:00 A. M. al the Angebllt Hotel on this mutter. All property owners within this area who desire thul their property be excluded from this sanctuary are urged to submit a legal description of their properly to Mr. A. IL Aldridge, Director, tin me and Fresh Witter Fish Commission, Tallahassee, Florida. It is imperative that each one of you write to the game commission Immediately as well us attend tlie Orlundo meeting. You will note the Southern boundary extends to the low water mark of Dike Jessup, which will i'l<H*e our finest duck hunting aa well as the best dove hunting In Seminole County. H » t a 4 Ib W l a l i r C**l*4 la Sammtr Orlanda-Samlnola FRONTON UJ. 1T-M al MIN PARK SCOTCH WHISHT Lyman Hosts Florida Central 1 : 1 5 I*. M . IJu lies N ig h l MEADORS MARINE Ponfiacs Hold Lead In Loop It's Official, Cinci In NCAA MONDAY a Jake Wood, who slipped in .229 last year after a fine rookie season in 1961, slam­ med a home run during an exhibition game with th* Hanshin (Japan) Tigers. Elsewhere around the ma­ jor league camp* the news still continued to focus on the signing of players. Th« Pitts­ burgh Pirates were the bus­ iest In this department with General Manager Joe Brown announcing in Fort Myers, Fla., that he had signed cstcher S m o k y Burgess, shortstop Dick Schofield and outfielders Howie Goss and Larry Eliot, Bob Skinner, though, is still among th* unsigned Pirates. Third baseman Rich Rol­ lins. who hit .298 and drov* in 96 runs for the .Minnesota Twin* last year, finally agreed In term s—signing for m.ouo, which is about iwiea what he made in 1962. DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. rntet. lines up beside Huberts (U l’ll — A field of tile top on the outside lane. stock car drivers in the na­ Tlie pole position in the tion hnltli' in two 100-mile second race goes to Fred lairaces today for choice start­ rcn/cn, Elmhurst. III., in a ing |M*itions in Sunday's Day­ 1963 Ford, with Tiny Lund, tona 5oo competition. t i l e d (Fireball) Roberts, Cross, S. C., also in a new Daytona Reach, driving n Ford, on the outside. Two race* will not make 1903 l'ontiae, will have the any difference to Roberts and (Mile position in the first 100milc race. Junior Johnson, Lorrmen as far as Sunday's Honda. N, L\, in a new Cltev-, event is concerned. They won their s|Hit>, Roberts at tlie (Nile and Loren re n beside him, in earlier races. The first 28 drivers to tin• O eslliner Boat* lull behind Roberts and l*>• Mercury Motum renien today j* ill win '[Hits in the Da>tona 5tX). Tin* re ­ • The Aluminuifl Itont For The Finhermnn maining 20 slots will lie de­ The Pontiac* have won 39 termined in a 50-mile conso­ 2101 S. French Ave. game* to lend (lie Rill Hemp­ lation race Saturday following hill Motorelte* Rowling Lea­ a 250-mile modified sports­ FA 2-1392 gue. The Starehii'fs hold sec­ man event. ond place* with 54) win* and the Invirla* are in iliird place •HvlV uilh 52 win*. u “ 531 Yvette Hunter <»f Hie KamIKhierette* took Hie honors for high gutur and series of tlie day with HKi/529. Elaine Koslival rolled a 184 game with 483 series. Chattel Dickens wa* an eminent paMolly Sailer picked up the lion of Juvtcrini & Urookt who then lug 2-10 split. The 45 was - at now provide the choicest in winas made by Freiila Grant and and spirit*. Try the famous Rare J a B Scotch, Evelyn DeMnUco. Kat Noel ol flavour unsurpassed. got tlie 110 iplit and Corky Mciidilh the 3-ID, Marian Farella made the 9-0-10. Tin* ilifBy Unilrd P itss International (irull 3-77-10 was made by It’s official—Cincinnati will Clara Rarlicr. be returning to the NCAA (tore incort tournament in a hid lo retain Richard To Hay the crown it wears mi welt. MONTREAL l l l l 'l )—Henri Tlie lop ranked Ilea reals Richard, sidelined with a massacred North Texas State, groin injury fur the Iasi titl'd. Thursday night to three game* is expected hack clinch first place in the Mis­ in the lineup when Hie Mon­ souri Valley Conference und treal Canadian! [day the New 44bill earn an automatic berth in York Rangers in a National »« m su>tv asm? Hie NCAA basketball classic. lloekey League gaunt here Cincinnati will be u heavy Saturday night. taifaitM »T ittt ion t e a r , «1Q Mi* a w , H.Y. JO favorite lo sweep lo an un­ precedented third straight championship. in another game matching two NCAA-Ixiutid s q u a d s , New York University extend­ ed II* winning streak lo 10 with an 80-79 squeaker over Notre D a m e al Madison Sipiarr Garden. Matinee J year. The Tigers also seem to be having t r o u b l e satisfying some of their player*. A to­ tal ol nine—among t h e m Lury, sluggers Norm Cash and Rocky Colavito. and Hilly Rrulon—still remain unsign­ ed. One bright note, though— ® K EN N EL C LU B MIDWAY BETWEEN RANFORIl it ORLANDO THIS NOTICE FUliUHHED HY ------ Seminole County Sporlman's Assn. 4 �Sb # n fa ri P a c t S—Fri. Feb. 22, ’68 fm O CDsu xa l DEAR ABBY: Why do people b in ? on to letters end pictures of t dead romance? I had a friend who was recently killed in an accident When h er employer came to her wake he brought a box of her per­ sonal things th a t had been locked in h er file a t work. He gave them to h er husband. When the husband opened the box, he found letters and pictures from a fellow he had sus­ pected his wife was in love with dur­ ing the early years of their m arri­ age. I knew about this affair and knew it had been over for years. The husband didn’t know this. He went to pieces and did not attend her fu­ neral. He was located months later, a broken man, in Skid Bow. Even in death it’s the Innocent ones who are h u rt the m o st Write something sbout this in your column, Abby. I t could spare others th a t kind of mls**7 ' A FRIEND By Abigail Van Buren print this so the kids a t school will g r t it .tf lg h U B0S DEAR S.O.S.: The girl Is child­ ish and there is nothing you can do about i t If you make a fuss, she’ll have attracted your attention, which is w hat she is trying to do, Ignore her and she'll go away. * • • DEAR ABBY: My fath er died a few months ago leaving my mother alone. In order to supplement her income she decided to rent her down­ stairs. She asked me to help fix It up, so I agreed. My wife screamed bloody murder. 8he said I never painted or repaired our house and had no business doing it for my mo­ ther. She said, "Let the old bug rot up there I’’ Abby, my wlfo’a attitude has torn me to shreds inside. I am the only son and my mother could not afford a professional decorator. Was I wrong In helping my mother 7 W hat’s wrong with my wife? HEARTSICK Qacnbg On By Oswald Jacoby Study the bidding, then look at the Edit hand only. Your partner openi the four of diemondr a ia iiw South’* three no-trump contract. If South would bo generoui enough to play dummy’! jack you would have no problem, but South playa the ilx. Should you no up with the king or ihould you play tbe eight? Th* Drat itep in your reaBoning ihould be to count s few polnti. Dummy hai eig h t You have 11. Probably couth hai 17 since he rcbld to three no-trump. That leaves exact­ ly four points for your part­ ner. Some of thoie point* will be In diamond* alnce be probably ha) led from iomcthing. If he hai the queen of diamond! and another queen, (x)e W eekend T e le v is io n 7V Previews Seminole TV FA 2-4920 ★ ★★ ★ 8mokmy 8aye: • ill fl) tl) • ill (D 11:11 (1) 11:11 H ill 11:11 11:11 till nonaast Tha Real MaCar* (IX Tbaatar Problem With Wa­ ter la Heople fl) Carat A Company tt) Vole* nf Flraalaa* D What’a Mr Lie* fl) Hawnrd K. gmllh fl) Nawacopo ID Krlo B.tarald New* tl) Mld-FU. Near* ID Paler Ounn fl) Ch. Nla* Theater <D Hollywood Mori* Carat *a#« MONDAY A. M. • ill (I) Slg* o* III* fl) Big* O* • it l (I) Orov# A Farm a*> •HI f<> < S K „ *( the Air Till (It Today II) Wok* U s Movt** larkat BoTill ft) Formu M* s* n trail • II ♦ Q /1 0 T S BAST ♦ BB« B io ta s V A III * ••• ♦ Ad VTft A A«S« • E ll at) AAKT *K Q I *2 » " Both vulnerable Meant 1N.T. Paaa EK.T. I N.T. Paaa F an P*a* Opening toad—♦ • a little itudy win ihow that you aren't likely to beat the hand under any circumstan­ ce*. Suppose West holds the ace accepted by o tb en . Those a rt the women who made poor wives, worse mothera, and for whom each gray hair, each tiny wrinkle, is a personal tragedy. Fortunately, these women are ■ sm all minority, even in an age when youth la con­ stantly glorified. All H takes for moat girls to grow Into mature human bclnga who wouldn’t, want to bo 18 again, even if they could, la tbe challenge of dally living. It keeps hand­ 4$& ling them problem* to solve, duties to perform and reipooslblltlea to shoulder. With each new demand, such women grow a little In capability , in itrength, in courage and in kindness. In payment, life gives them the love of family and friends, tiw respect of casual acquain­ tance*, the charm of ma­ turity, and the quiet ha-pineat that cornea from knowing that they have been able to m eet life's demands. Poor Miss Sagan. EXPOSITION PARK — ORLANDO ADMISSION 75c, CHILDREN 25c (Free 12 and under when with adult) GATES OPEN: 9 A. M. - MIDNITE, EXHIBITS: 10 A M. - 10 P. M. Ow i Ff for "A NKHT AT THE RACES ON SANFORD - SEMINOLE NIGHT SATURDAY, FIB. 23rd ENJOY HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE RACING Pari-Mutuel — Daily POST TIME Double — Quinielas Good For 2 Admissions FOR A NIGHT OF RACING ON Sanford-Seminole Night 8 P.M. ^ E M IN O U b R K Enjoy the sport of kings at our guest Saturday night at the brand new Semi­ nole Park Raceway. The most modern grandstand in Central Florida affords everyone a panoramic view of all the ac­ tion. A complete restaurant facility • . • cock­ tail lounge and remodeled clubhouse are available for your entertaining pleasure. Free parking facilities for over 2000 cars. fE M IN O IE PxRK S W BUCKLE-BUILT SATURDAY, 6:30 P.M. Channel 9 Sorry • Specializing In Color TV Salea ft Servlet • TV RENTAL FREE PARKING AS THE GUEST OF ----- A Y Off Route 17-92, halfway between Orlartdo and Sanford. Watch for the sign. Deltona Plenty Of SATURDAY, FEB. 23 r R A C Tell the Exciting Story of _ _ VJlOt J.he (donum By Ruth Miiiett “ Girl* ere fully grown at 15, often before then. Never DEAR FRIEND: Yon expressed DEAR HEARTSICK: You were later thin 18. A girl's attitude it very well. Let this be a warning to NOT wrong to have helped your mo­ t i a woman U fixed then."— all who have such souvenirs locked th er and I think your wife Is head- Francoiie Sagan. in files, vaults and drawers. Dig sick. them out — for the sake of the liv­ It the young French novel­ • • • ing who love you — and give them a ist really bcllevci that, and W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ private burial. « * • sonal reply, send a self - addressed, Un't Just talking In order to stamped envelope to Abby; Box 33- be iure of being quoted, the DEAR ABBY: W hat do you do women the knows arc sure 66, Beverly Hills, Calif. when a girl writes your initials all to be life'* unhappy m iifiti. • • • over her notebooks, school books and For the only way that a H ate to write letters? Send one girl even on her arms in red and black of 16 ever gel* to be dollar to ABBY, BOX 8306, BEV­ a happy, ink? I am the boy and I don’t like it lu cccu fu l, worthERLY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s knowing woman one b it She never was my girl and of 40 U by new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ growing, learning, and chang­ never will be. The whole school TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.’’ thinks I am her boyfriend. Please ing. The most gvttlful woman In the world are those who are forever aweet 18—who think they can go through life be­ ing the center of attention, Till t l) State Now* u d l:M (I) Pro Bowlom Tear FRIDAY P. M. the bellei of the ball, the woathor III! (I) Women’* Holer Lea­ Ti n fi> Todor gue willful children whoae selfSiM ft) W*v»* PeMMr (1) Hpnrta Intornotlonat Tl4l (I) Countdown N iva (I) ADC Ev.nlag Report in s <i> looking at Benlpturo Till (I) Mickle'* Ooapal Tim* ccntcrednesa will forever he ■ill (I) llitto otom.ata la (D Mlehoy Kvena Rhow H U (!) Jullu* Caeaar—Act li.r u (I) CapL Kongaroo It, Scan* II • ill (I) t ill -r u . Craning 1:11 (D Weather and Nawa t i l l (I) Changing Tima* Raport Manlovanl «:lo (l) • ill (D Today (I) Sport* (I) Cartonvltle I ill ID Porter Wagoner • i l l (I) W.oth.r Wide World ol • i l l (D Jack Lalan* Rhow (l) <l> Bnchilor n ik t r fl) American History flporto •K l (I) Iporta 7:30-8:30 p.m. NDC. Inter­ • i l l (I) Romper Room (D All-Mlar Coir • i l l (I) NOC N.w* 1:11 fl) Oall Storm Show III* (I) lt'a th* Low (I) Ttili ti Oolf national Showtime. "Circua lliM fl) Boy Wh*l moo m Nawa Hllaaton* TtM (I) Th. II,bat and k c from Europe." Tills (I) Calendar (D Fla, Flailing With (<| Outdoor lilla U l Han Tar I or (I) I.earn Hpantah la a two-fur-one abow combin­ Board n i l (D Nawaeopa H ill f l) Play Taor Hunak (•> Dang.r Han ing varioua circua acta and A Harriot f l) I Leva Laay Till (I) Waltar cronktto — III* (I) Out* Dalton*— Do* Me. fl) Ann Hotharn Show (D Borne fine performer* from Raw, Nalll 11:11 (I) Tha McCoya TiN (I) International Bhowthe Vienna Ico Show. The fait 111! (D H a n d e r Vanoowr** (I) Prle* la night lima port (I) Jana Wyman Prt- and figured akatera are the (I) St.hunt Titl {•) C h . d N ew * sent* t il Itowhldo feature of the abow, until tt) Hlar Parlor manea l l l l l t l) Pal* A Olady* ItM (I) Fathom In ov a boat Don Ameche come* on Flying Doctor ID tl) Taura For A Soag Ha,t Olaaaon Show ft) Concentration •iM (I) World nr M. Chav*, Till (I) Jackl* In a circus portion, trying to (t> Th* Qaltant Man liar put a horse through acme It) Bara Uanadiot MONDAY P. M. (I) n aita (I • iW (I) D*f*nd*r* (I) Tho Fllntftdnoo Flrnt Improo trick routine*. ID Mr. Smith 0*«* T* lliM (I) Tear t i l l (*) Alfrad Hitchcock aloa Amoeba incidentally, 1* a Washington Hour fl) Tannaeaa* Krnl* •III (1) Do* McNeill — Dal­ breeder and trainer of thor­ (!) Prlco lo Bight Ford ton* • i l l (I) IT Snnoat Strip fl) Lava of Life oughbred race buraea, In pri­ »lW (I) Sat msM Movie* It iM ID Jack Poor Bhow IS:SS (I) Harry Itaaaonar Lawraaaa Walk II) vate life. I tllt It) Pro B Con New* t i l l (•> Hava Uun Will Tra­ l l l l l (I) Pother Know* Root (d) Krowltn-aa 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. Rawvel • l i l t (I) Ana Final napoM f l) Bair eh for Tomorrow hide. "Incident of the Gall l l l l (I) Fight *f th* Week t:> N.w.cap* tl) Truth or Conoo(I) aunaraok* Iowa Tree." If you're looking (I) Channal • Nawaraeaa 11:41 (I) nuance* Mok* That Spar* •111* (I) Hld.Ftorlda N.w* 11)41 tl) Oatdlng Light for a new and provocative H ill (I) Sat Night Shaw H ill <D Wonthar Bhow l l l l l (I) ARC Mid-Day Rapart (I) Mtd-FIa. New* plot, look claewlicre. Tills one • t i l l (I) Channel t Theater 11:11 (!) NBC Nawa (I) Ch. I New* (I) Hollywood UorlO l l l l <D The Open Window lias alt the familiar Ingred­ 11:11 (I) Hollywood Movl* Cnralrado ID Mid-PI*. Raport Carol cad* ■ lilt (I) Tonllo (1) Nawa and Weather ient*: Ute innocent man ac­ 11:11 (D Slsw Off cused of murder, the Im­ l i t * (D Lafftlm a l l l l l (I) ChamsUaakls w.***. SATURDAY A, M. l i l l (!) Hllmnaatta* patient citizen* eager for a 1:11 (I) NBC Nawa • i l l (l) Si gw on 1:11 (I) A* Tha World Tara* lynching, and the lait-mlnuta SUNDAY P. M. Til* III Oroararo Atmanaa (II Helene* rescue by our hcroca. l l : l l II) Faith for Today t i l l II) Waka Up Uovl,n (VI Highway Patrol (I) International Bona Till tt) Countdown Nawa 1:11 (!) Merv-Orlffla Bhow ID Christopher • ill (D llobln Hood (D Paeaword U :l* (I) Han. Hmathara Re­ (I) Cariownvllla f l) Day In coart port* ■ill (*) Iiaputr Huwg til* tl) NHO Newt (•) CM Weak. Report* III! CD Whlli Hunter (I) Art Ltnklottar <D Oral Hobart, (I) Cartoon Carnival fl) Savaa Kara l l l l l (II Kt Mundo Al Dl* • i l l (I) Good Horning 1:11 f l) Luratla Young Bhow t i l l tl) Harold of Trmh 1600 Hanford A w . (D Hupar Car (•> Mllllonolro (D Hunday Bhowboat t i l l (D Huff * naady (I) Quean for a Day (I) TllA H ill I) Alvin * tha Chip, III! (!) Young Dr. Malon* l l l l <»> )llg Plrtura muaki fl) To Tall Th* Truth I.oo (t) Dlrootlon* 'II (I) Hr, Mage* (I) Who Da You Trail (I) tl of PI*. BukatSkU (I) Hharl L*wl. l l l l (I) DougUa Edward* )ll*htl*hta H ill ID King L*on*r4e New# Nun opera (I) Mighty Mouae Flap* • ill ft) with th* Nawa (I) »llrl Scouts of Amer­ honaa 1:41 (!) Th* Match Dam* ica (I) Buparman (I) American Hendatand <l) Hunday Spt* Specta­ t i l l ! i d Purr (I) Hecrot Storm cular (l) llln Tin Tin 4:11 ft) Make lluum for 1:11 (I) Changing Times (I) Top Cat Daddy lil t (I) Hunday Sparta Bp**l l l l l (D Made Midway (I) Edge of Night tocular tl) Matty** Kunnlao fl) Dlooovory *dt ft) Ilreehthru (I) Itor Bogero t i l l f l) American Newsstand Itl# fl) Wild Kingdom l l l l l (D Mak* Itoom for • (1) Wonderful World of 4:11 (I) NRC N*w* noddy l i l l (I) Popay* Playhaaa* Oolf ID Hky King (I) Th* llaat of Urouch* fl) The Oroat Challenge (I) Uug* Duany (D Chorkmoto tl) Challenge Oolf l i l l (D Hanta Clauo 1:11 (I) Alumni Fun SATURDAY P. M. fl) I 1*4 I U n i D ll (II Tod Hook Amatanr • ill ft) W talhtr Show Hour 11:11 (I) Made Lwnd of Alta, fl) Major Adam*, Trollkatam maalar t il ilaaillna noon, (1) Update t l) Kiploilng l l l l |l> O. B. Collog* Bowl H ill tl) Until. Trout, Nawa (I) Ilullwlnkl* Show (I) Air Pore* Nawa 1:11 (I) Tho Twontlotk ConItavlaw tury INI (I) My Frland Flick* fl) Olobal Bohol t i l l <lf Champlonablp Writ* tl) Nowooop* King l i l l fl) Valiant Taara (!) Champlonablp (I) Probe Itrldpa (l) About Tim* («) Mr. Wlaard tit* ID Did You Know • • i l l (I) Man Into Space fl) Daalk Valley Dare • i l l (I) Air Foroo N.w* Bo(I) Laaata view Warll at ■itl (I) Indu.lrr on Pared* Till (I) Wsadarfsl C olar Silo tt) Stale Trooper fl) Th* Jataaaa 1110 (I) I Harried Joan ID Dean la, th* Maaaaa t i l l tl) Challenge tlolf • ill fl) Nd Hulllvan Show III! t l) One Way Hlrror tl) Bunder Night Mar­ (D Victory at So* las • ill fl) car 14—Whar* Art T a il AQJ* of diamonds? If be also hold* the ten, you can play tha king and return the eight ofter the king bold*. Then If your partner duck* you will get In with one of your ice* and give hlirt two diamond trick*. You note that th* eight ipot play will be equal­ ly effective la tfaii cam . Suppose be bold* ace-sloe of diamonds, U you play the king declarer will have two diamond stopper*. Suppose you p ity the eight? Declarer will win with the queen or ten. You wilt g els the lead with an se e and lay down the king of diamonds to drop North's Jack. Then a third diamond lead will make your partner’d king and nine both good to the eight spot id your correct p ity. No Minors �fcnisjdainm&nt J'Oh fcv&tajDM 'The Raven' Slated For Ritz Theatre 9n B'j* Jhe f tts f a r k Cbum Fri. Feb. 22, '63—Page 7 irraLA Enjoy Yourself This Weekend All the ingredients of Ed­ gar Allan Poe’s terror genius which made for memorable motion picture entertainment In “ House of Usher,” “The P it and the Pendulum,” “The Premature Burial” and “Tales of Terror" appear In their most terrifying combination ever in American Internation­ al's “The Raven," opening SIX OF the principal characters meet a t a fa ­ Sunday a t the RItz Theater. shionable party in this scene front the provocuW hat's more, the latest Ed. tivo W arner Bros. Technicolor presentation of gar Allan Poe thriller co"The Chupnmu Report," opening Sunday a t the stars for the very first time Movielund Drive-In Thentre. John Dehner and together, the screen’s "Tri­ Glynis Johns star as u wealthy art-collecting husumvirate of Terror”—Vincent band-and-wife. Jane Fonda portrays a frigid Price, Peter Lorre and Burls young widow who finds romance again with Karloff. Co-starring will) the Efrem Zimhalist Jr., the chief interviewer on the terror trio in the Panavision tenm conducting a sex survey in a suburban com­ and color filmliatlon of Poe's munity. Harold J. Stone pluys a m anufacturer classic poem of evil are Hazel whose Ixired wife, Shelley Winters, enters an Court, Olive Sturgcs and Jack adulterous affair with a younger man. George Nicholson. Cukor directed the Darryl F. Zanuck Production, “ The Rnven" features Poe's which also stars Claire Illoum, Huy Dun ton, Ty unique shock scenes and his Hfirilin and Andrew Duggan. foreboding a t m o a phere of horror In sumptuous and eerie settings of a time lung past, all combined in beautiful wide screen culur to re-c-reute real­ istically all the shock values Hipping asiilo a wealthy “ The picture is based on the of hia classic tale of evil. suburban enmniunity’a facade premise Hint love and tender­ ut smug respectability, a team ness ure the true meaning of of psychologists conducting a sex and that sex without these Leads Field UOSTUN (UP1) — Boston sex survey dramatically re- is mere animality," said Zan­ College head* the eight-team shupo the lives of fuur wumen uck when the film went be­ in "Tlio Chapman Report,” fore the cameras. “We intend field selected for the aecond the provocaUvu Warner Bros. to make an honest picture annual Easloni College Ath­ Technicolor motion picture which will he highly interest­ letic Conference h o c k e y opening Sunday at the Jlovin­ ing, and we intend to do it championship tournament- be­ land Drive-in. without becoming a dealer In ginning March 3. Other teams Efrem Zlmbulist Jr., Shel­ pornography." •re Army, Brown, Clarkson, ley Winter*, Jane Fonda, The other feature on the Colgate, Harvard, St. Law­ Claire Bloom, Glynis Johns, program which will p l a y rence and Providence. Ray Danlon and Ty Huidin top through Tuesday is “Untamed the rust of tlio Darryl F. Zan­ Youth.” uck Production which is based Breaks Mark On Wednesday and Thurs­ PERT, Australia (U PI) — on the controversial best-sell­ day, "The Hangman” and Satako Tanaka of Japan was ing novel by Irving Wallace. “ Breakfast At Tiffany's” will clocked In 28.3 seconds to Ilecause of thu controversial |day. Three films are slated for break her own world record* subject m atter Producer Rich­ for live 200-meter and 220 ard Zanuck and D i r e c t o r Friday and Saturday. The yard backstroke in a special George Cukor closed the film's three nro "All That Heaven solo swim at the Australian set during much of the shoot­ Allows," “The Interns" and “Duel In The Bun.” i w l m m l n g championships ing. Thursday night. By Judy Turner Sit down a t your favorite table this week and meet some of the friendly people who make the local dining and entertainm ent a pleasure. They're all try ­ ing to please you by giving you w hat you want, and would be delighted If you’d stop by nnd say hello. * a a nlwuya nt JIM SPENCER’S ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS NEW MANAGEMENT Club Diamond Presents MEL MURRAY PIANO COMEDIAN DANISH LOBSTER TAILS _________ _________ ___ ___________ Pooling their effort* a t tha vuniu. When a Westiughouse Lake Monroe Inn are Frank dealer mentioned a howling Durso, who has been th e n nlley in Florida and asked seven years, and Wllk Bow­ John If he'd like to invest, man, a relative newcomer, he said sure, hut would like who started managing the Inn running it Letter, So John is Just a year ago. Togathar they hefr in eunny Florida, where m ike the Inn a comfortable he has ao much to do he can't place to cat and drink. Be­ even practice howling, e * • sides the bar and lounge, a large dining room accommo­ From missiles to taverns Is dates banquets nnd iparties, .........I - - - - ......... ........— ■ ithu n u nhlg i g jjump u m p uthat i s i iHerb i v r u lRawls u isi even wedding receptions. The | of the Drift Inn took tw Durxos and Bowmans are eon ! years ago when -he came to slderate hosts for any occn manage what was t h e n slon, whether for -a George's No. 2 at Hcurdnll and ........... ,you — go — meal for two or a club party. Geneva. From 1950 to I960 * * * he had been “downrange” in Had a nice long chat with tj,„ |<n n i] Bahamas working John Spolski of - J tt Lanes for r c A. Herb's wife, Dot. is who let me In on srane well the daughter of Laura Stekept bowling secrets of pro- pi,,.,,, nnd the late George minent persons around town Stephens, who owned George’s , . . John has hid some Inter- j$0_ ^ »yj,e R«wl* managed esting jobs in the past . . . the tavern until last fall when he was a radio and 1 \ sport* (j,ey bought it and renamed announear for eight years it -- the -- — — •Inn. Drift all in New York and Peunsyl• • • N est you should meet • beautiful 10 os. atenk with alt of tha goad food that goes with It, for ?1.9B. That really doesn't have anything to do with the own*r of tha Cluli Diamond, hut Mel Murray wanted m« to tell you that, and to tell you It's especially for you and your fine accept­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ance of the new management, Someone once asked Will namely Mel. Mel haila moat Rogers if the field of humor recently from Daytceia Beach where h r entertained at the were crowded. “ Only when Congress ft in TeePec Club, lie’* also been In Miami and done some TV session," he replied. work, appearing on ilia Ed Rogers, of courac, operat­ Sullivan show. ed in the day before comedy • • • records, oilier wise known as Chief “mixologist” at the wax yaks, began flooding the CariiHi la Flo Pemberton, m arket with high fidelity known by everyone ns Just Jokes and stereophonic chu­ “ Flo." She prefer* the term ckles. Nowadays, tlie field of hu­ mixologist to some of the mor Is crowded whetlier Con­ others th a t have been applied gress is in session or not. to female tenders of bars, nnd At less! it is in my neighbor­ It is aald by a reputable source who shall remain name­ hood. There always seems to be less that ahe mlxea excellent room for one more, however, Mnrtlnia nnd Mnnhattena. Flo and Ungers' quip will give and her husband, who Is a you a fair Idea of tlie type navigator-bombardier a t NAB of stuff tin t is available in have lived In Hanford eight tlie latest comedy album to year* and renlly like the town. hit the turntables. Flo worked a t Spencers for Tills one is different, alt of two years before coming to the laughs were provided by the Caribe in October, TRIUMVIRATE OF TERROR IN FIRST FILM a • » amateur comedians who are —Filimlum’a ‘Triumvirate of terro r”—Boris Kar­ professional politicians. Most I t’* been a long two months loff, Peter Lorro and Vincent Price—in ncene of the others were put to­ . . . When Joy Msnross volun­ gether hy professional come­ teered to help open the Capri from thpir first film toRether, American Inter­ dians wlio arc am ateur poli­ in lOtav nnd stay a couple of national's “The Raven." The Edgar Allen Poe ticians. thriller oihuih Sunday ut the Ritz Theater. months until tilings were run­ Enlitlrd "Tlie Rest of ning anioiHhly, alii didn't Washington Humor," the new know that two months could OPEN 12:15 record Is the brainchild of he #o long. Thli personable, Tail Trusseli, one of our lo­ _______ TODAY & SAT. charming lady has been the cal newsmen, who collects manager of tha Capri aince SHOWS AT 1:90 - 3:2(1 - 3:23 • 7:00 - 9:00 specimens of political levity the day It opened even though for fun and profit. I enjoy listening to it, hut the job was only supposed to JACK PAL ANCI I thought it had two major ha temporary. She and her husband built tha first Dairy ...... weaknesses: AY m I—The politicans whose bon Queen here in 1964. In I960 mots sre presented in (he al­ they retired, hut Joy’s retire­ bum were trying to be funny. ment tvna rut abort by her o f­ To me, the best humor In fer t* help. New a t tha Capri Washington Is uninteolk>nil. this week . , • M*1 and Big SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY 3—It contain* a rather pon­ Bill are in (he eocktsil lounge KIIOWH AT 1:13 - 3:10 - 3:10 • 7:33 • 0:03 derous introduction by news­ Monday through Thursday 7 caster Civet Huntley, Aflcr to 11 p.m. • • • hearing Huntley's comments “ Everybody know* Jim " wa* on the subject, I would even have trouble laughing at what Doris Spencer said when Brinkley. asked about tin- owner of Jim Spencers . . ■ Jhii Is a native of Sanford, in fnrt his parents were among the pioneers of tha town. Afler he got out of the service he bought a small restaurant and ha* gradually worked up to tha present fine establishment, b u i l t nina year* ago. Doris and JI lit are both golfers and when they're 8 A. to 9 P. M. not In tlie restaurant you can probably find them on the course where Jhn ploys on excellent sub par game. • e • Have to pass up meeting •ad a CompWla John Silkier from Skate City Line of this week in-cause something Important is in the works out therr. Sunday ia the culmlnotkm of tlie big Queen of Hearts contest which lias been in progress this month, Thf doors will open at 7 p.m. and IXKJK FOR voting closes at 9 p.m. All proceeds from tlie penny vote THE and ticke sale will be turned BIG over to the heart fund of rourse. Mack Cleveland Jr., SIGN our popular Slate Senate can­ didate, will crown tlie queen. Beside* open skating, the 8kate*Clty Rollers Dance and . I COMING! “TAKAS IIULUA” - “ 40 POUNDS OF Long wood • OvUdu ltd. Figure Club will put on a I TROUBLE” - “SON OF FLU11BER” li Mile East of llwy 17-92 •how. UNDER (sweet as a nut) YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a rral drlirary the way »e preparr them! . , . thry are NOT French Fried!) 1 COMBINATION PLATTER (llnni.ti Lobster Tall* and Royal lied Shrimp) FROG CHOICE $ 295 FRIDAY - SATURDAY* . SUNDAY Most Rediculous Steak Value, Everl LEGS .Saulrd In Mrttrd llutter DIAMOND DANCE to — 1% Special. . . . Those 4 Guys T-BONE I I Friday and Saturday From 8:00 . JIM SPENCER’S 1 6 o z . - ‘ 1 .9 5 ON 17-92 JUST SOUTH OF DcBARY RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE South French Avr. OPEN SUNDAY Phone FA 2-0551 Drive-In Gets Sex Study Picks City DAVOS, Switzerland (UPI) — Secretary General Georg Haesler of the International Skating Union aald Monday the 1963 world skating champ­ ionships have been awarded to Cortina, Italy, despite the Italian government's refusal to grant visas to East Ger m an skaters. PHONE PA 2-1318 l *t l\ ' ) l< IUI IN I Ml I k I 111 TONITE ft BAT. $1.(10 A CARLOAD TRIPLE HORROR SHOW No. 1 At 7:00 Edgar Allen Poe'a “Tell Tale Heart" No. 2 A t 8:13 Only “Gaitlki - Immortal Monster” No. 3 At 1.0si B Only “Tormented” (Story Of A Seay Blie-Choat) 2. ■ i ■ ■ T SUN. - MON. - TUES. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN Showing At 7:00 ft 11:00 .tr iw im u c K — . . Will Rogers Quip Strikes Congress Heart tU rtiM x sa rm .. HR t M G N U m r s M tt'MlllRlMVtl. BWDBMIHBl-BBIWW* In Technicolor______ Co-Krature *:i® ftjjlL,,. INTAMED YOUTH" Btarrlng Mamie Van Horen AT FUN GALO RE BEAUTIFUL STOP IN AT THE SKATE CITY DRIFT INN Fomarly OPEN NIGHTLY Try Our HAM SANDWICH STACKED HIGH ON RYE MATINEE EVERY SAT. & SUN. 2:30 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M. CLASSES FOR ALL AGES TE 8-2174 JUST OFF HWY. DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF “THE CASUALS” FRI. ft BAT. Skate City Roller Rink 12:30 P. M. - 2:00 A. M. Shuffle Board Tournament WED. N IT* • START t P . M. 17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. - MON. THRU BAT. DINE LAKE MONROE IN Casual Comfort at the Capri CHOICE SIRLOIN FEATURING STEAKS Charcoal Broiled Steaks START AT * 2 23 DANCE EVERY ------ FRIDAY & SATURDAY L V WARRIORS g - i ' J z . North Orlando Super Mkt. No. S Beardall & Geneva 7:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.M. & Meats and Groceries Georga'a EXCEPT TUESDAY RITZ BEER WINE TMMrMMlStMY MEET YOUR FRIENDS TO THE MUSIC OF BIG BILL AND TUB VELVETONES BAR & PACKAGE STORE CUT RATE WHISKIES LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE Hi MILES NORTH OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 2-3108 8 A. M. TO 2 A. M. - « DAYS A WEEK FUN For Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD. FLA. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. 6 DAYS A WEEK Dunce To The Music Of BILL SLAYTON NO ONE HAS TO STAY HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO JET BOWLING LANE ONORA ROAD FA 2-7542 AND TUB “IIIDKAWAVH" EVERY FRI. & SAT. NILE FOOD SERVED T IL PACKAGE GOODS 8 P. M. AVAILABLE MEL0DEE SKATING RINK ONORA ROAD �W|r 0a»tfnr!i Pngc 8—FrI. Feb. 22, *63 ^rralb Regina Elizabeth Aucoin Marries James E. Stickler M in Regina Mary Eliza­ beth Aucoin daughter of Mr. and M n. Paul Aucoin, San­ ford, . and Jam es Edward Stickler, ion of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Stickler, of Paoli, Ind., were married Feb. 0 at All Soula Catholic Church. Father Richard Lyon* of­ ficiated at the duublc ring ceremony at 11 a.m. Maaa. The Church waa decorated with arrangement* of white gladioli, and Mra. F. E. Roumlllat, organlat, present­ ed a program of wedding music. The bride, given In mar­ riage by her father, wore a ballerina length drca* of white organza with full aklrt, three quarter length aieevea and long while glovea. Her abort white veil waa attached to a headpiece of pearla and rhlncitonca and aha carried a caacade bouquet of white carnation* with aatin ribbon itream eri. Maid of honor, Mia* June O'Connor, wore a blue linen ault with white accessories and carried a bouquet of pink carnation*. Richard Poloiki waa beat man. The bride’* mother wore a beige drcaa trimmed In chartreuae and a coraage of yel­ low carnation*. The groom'a mother wore a beige and brown drcaa and a yellow car­ nation coraage, Following Cm ceremony, a buffet luncheon waa held at the home of the bride'* par­ ent*, 105 West 21at St., fur members of the wedding party, relative* and friend*. Mra, Allen Crowder assisted the host* with the serving and rntertaining. The couple left for a wed­ Norman - Bartoszk Wedding Announced ding trip up the East Coast to Pennsylvania nnd will reside at liordinshurg, Ind. (Jut nr town guest* included the groom's mother and an aunt and uncle, Mr. ami Mrs. R. Martin, from Fort Pierce, Mi*s Carolyn Ann Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anccl Norman of Starke and Waller Mlaclicl (Mike) Bartoszck Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. Waller Miaehcl Hurtoazek Sr. of Enterprise were married in Kingstsml, Geor­ gia .Monday, Feb. 4 by Jus­ tice of Peace Mr. Peeples, Carolyn's parents, Mr. and Mra. Norman accompanied the young couple. They arc now making (heir home at 13 Sanford Avc., Unitary Officers Wives Of V A H -3 Meet For Coffee MR. AND MRS. JAMES EDWARD STICKLER (Gmominn Photo) Valentine Day played an important part at a recent VAH-3 Officer* Wive* rnffee held at the Afterburner Room of tho ROQ. Red and white petit fours decorated with hearl* and flowers, miniature Danish pastries, red heart shaped rookies and red and white heart shaped candies cirelrd the centerpiece of sweetheart rose* on the table. Hoitesiea were Mr*. Rich­ ard T. Gralow, Mrs. Earl W. Achord ami Mrs. John T. Bucy Jr. New members welcomed to the meeting were Mr*. Jerald R. Urommcrliausen, Mr*. D. A. Turner and Mrs. Thomas Hite. Hie beautiful centerpiece was won by Mr*. Earl W. Achord as a door prize. FRA Auxiliary Honors Dignitaries Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Hegerve Ann. Unit No. 1*7, hon­ ored Hire* dignitaries at a luncheon In tho Carriage Room of tlio Hamilton House recently. Ruth Stevens, N a t i o n a l president; Minnie Kreispneh, East Coast regional Unit fl, front Baltimore and Pallia Miller, national past presi­ dent, from Jacksonville, were the honored guest*. They were greeted by Mr*. VISITING DIGNITARIES who worn entertained lit n recent luncheon by Unit* 147 ntul 117 of tho LmlicH Auxiliary of tlm Fleet Renervu are left to right, Heated, Mra. Mfpnlo Krcxtqmch, regional vice prciddent; Mra. Ruth E. Stevens, nntionui'pnMhlcnt and Mra. I’ltula Miller, jurat national president nnd now president of Unit 91, Jacksonville. At hack are Mra, Vernon Fcdderaon, president of Unit 147, Sanford and Mra. N. E. Robbins, president of Unit 117, Orlando. (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals Uy Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Rachel Alley of Modins Road entertained Mrs, Wayne Boyles, who Is spend­ ing the winter at Winter Ha­ ven, Fla., and Mr*. L. J. Kirk nun and daughter Carol Sue of North Carolina recent­ ly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L ficuddcr of Lilae Drive had aa their guesla old friends from Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dlngton, from Thompson. Conn.; Mrs. Wal­ ter Ludwlgson of Newington, Conn., and Mra. C. a . Cart­ oon of West Hartford, Conn. New reaidenta of DeBary are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nord of Valencia Circle, from Win­ ter Park, and tiwlr two aons; Mr. and Mra. a . W. Winner, Colo mh« Road, and son from Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mahla left by Jet pluno for their home in Oakland, N. J. after a visit with ht-r sister, Sin. May Phillips, on Community Drive. Guest* at die Medina Drive home uf Mr, and Mra. Edward Alcorn are Mr*. Alrurn’a mis­ ter and her husband, Mr. and Mra. Oienr Palm g run, of Cbetiiiiford, Mas*. Weekend guests of Mr. and f Vernon Fcdderaon, local unit president, and Mrs. D. Wil­ liams, vice president. Mrs. Fetid eraon presented t h e guests with corsages and Mr*. N. E. Bobbins, president of the Orlando unit, presented them some gifts. Following the luncheon, a question and answer period was held with the ofiicers ex­ plaining way* of having a successful auxiliary. T h e guests drove to St. Cloud tu help form a new unit there, then returned tu Sanford tu attend the Valentino (Junee, given by Unit 147 at the FRA Home on Seminole Blvd. Southeastern Regional Vice President, Mrs. Rachel Uullwinklc, and her husband from the unit and branch 50 in South Carolina, made a sur­ prise visit to Ilic festivities. The FRA Home was gully decorated in a Valentine theme for the dance and door prizes were won by Mr*. Kreispneh nnd Mrs. M. Mc­ Laughlin. Dancing to record­ ed music was e n j o y e d throughout the evening. Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Annso, of IVoigeriiip Dilve, Imve as their iHHivegurst, Mrs. Ar< mao's sister, Miss Jean FrMt, of Brooklyn, N. Y. who plana to spend her varatlon see­ ing places of interest in and around Central Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stine left this week for their homo in Kansas City, Kan. after a visit with Mr, Htine's broth­ er ami ills wife, .Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. Stine, Palmetto Aw. While here tho two families visited places of interest in this a tea. Mr*. Charles Youmsn were Mr and Mrs. 3. Hindi, of Clearwater. Mr. and Mra. David Mar Fa I lane, of DeBary nisi) visited wills the two funslliees. Houst-gursU of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Yoder at their homq on Floraduna ltd. arc .Mr. and It ia better to make a few Mrs. Guy Lambert, of Jasper, guesla feel at ease than tu tud. and Mr. and Mrs. Mark try to entertain everyone you I.nmlivrt, of Indianapolis, Ind. "owe" at one big party. Shower Honors Barbara Beasley I Runs Faulklngham, Cortes ] M. M. E»tes, P. G. Slavik, .1,1 Thelma Cullum, Emily Jnrub- Beasley, Pearl Tennant, Hazel By Und a Smith win T. Coe, Gladys Malcolm, Iso- cln, and Olga Jacubcin, Mag- Summersill and Miss Linda M l a i Barbara Beasley, | Williams, Fay Henderson, H. R. Priest. J. K. Malcolm, I bel Dlahman, J. E, Fulghum, | gle Dotson, Ann Mikler, C. E. Beasley. bride-elect of Oviedo, waa honored at a recent miscellaneoui shower at the Oviedo City Hall. Hoatesiic* were Mrs. J. E. Priest. Mra. Paul Priest, Mr*. Maxwell Story and Mra. Joseph (Sonny) Priest. The guest of honor, wear­ ing an orchid corsage, was seated at n table adorned with all arrangement of u m b o s and plum blossoms and centered with an orchid. She w*a* assisted in open­ ing her many gift* by her bridesmaids, Carol Parker, Pat Hollar, Virginia Beasley and Judy Jacubcin. Other g u e s t s included Mmes. Arthur Reynolds, W. II. Martin, John Oliver, A. W, King. Robert Leverctt, Ber­ nice Parker, J. L. Willi*. ». F. Wheeler Jr., M. F. Beasley. Carrie Ward, Joe Beasley Sr., Civic Night Planned By Pilots Tuesday Mr*. May Pynchon of Jack­ sonville, n pa*t president of Pilot International will visit tho Sanford Pilot Dub on Feb. 20. A member of the Jackson­ ville Pilot. Club she is now chairman of the iperial Pilot house committee. .She has served us president of the Jacksonville Pilot Club and a* Governor of District 4— Pilot International, Whilo chairman of the in­ ternational relations commit­ tee of Pilot International the headed one of the must ex­ tensive Pilot project* everundertaken, the restoration of Vlmoutlers, France, after II. 3. filer* accidentally Itombed tlio vlllugu during World Wur II. In recognition of her suc­ cessful work thu Pilot Club of L’liicago replaced a slain*d glass window in the Cathed­ ral uf the villugo ami dedi­ cated it to her. The local club will observe Civic Night and Mrs. Pynchon will speak to m<siibers and their guesla, following Die dinner at (lie Civic Center, starting at OiDU p.m. Mrs. Harvey Swanson is program chairman for thv evening. CENTRAL CIRCLE Central Circle of Hie San­ ford Garden Cluh met at the home o f‘Mrs. Frank Evans in Lake Mary for the February session. The cluh lolled was read us Hie devotion by Mrs. 1). C. M o o r e , Junior gardening chairman, Mrs. Paul John stun, gave a ro|xirt on her work with Mrs. Jewel Riser's fourth grade pupil*. Central Circle welcomes with pleasure the North Or­ lando Garden Club, who will lie guest* uf the Sanford Gurden Club at the general luncheon «t tlio Mayfair Ho­ tel. Mrs. Volie A. Williams Sr., chairman of the nominating committee, re|nir(cd new offi­ cer* for 1U03-IUG4 are: presi­ dent Mrs. William T. Cava­ naugh; vice president, Mr*. Paul F. Johnston; secretary, Mrs, George S. Chapman Jr., und treasurer, Mra. W. L. Merritt. Mr*. John Callahan gave a demonstration on m a k i n g flower arrangements on wire. Several member* brought materials and made arrange­ ment*. UUVM UlL SALE PRICES NO-SEAM, Nude Heel, or Re-enforced Heel and Too In Plain, Micro or Stretch MAIN SEAM. 15 D.nler, 60 Onego or 30 D*ni*r, 51 Oavga OVlR-THt KNEE STRETCH No-Seam Regular (IJ S ‘1.09,1*3.15 Friendship Week THE ANNUAL CARD PARTY Hijonsored by the All Souls Cut hole Woman's Club is scheduled for Feb. 2d in the Social Hull of the Church, Hunt­ ing nt 8 p.m. Mrs. John Corso, left, Is gen end ehnirntun and Mrs. John Picrro Is ticket chair­ man. Prizes will "bo awarded at each table, re­ freshment)! served and door prizes awarded. Tho public is invited to cornu und play the name of their ehoieu. Tickets may he obtained from Mra. Pic itu, any eltilt member or at tho door. (Herald Photo) Mrs. C. E. Chuniut wu* wel­ comed us a new member. Other members present were Mmes. F. E. ii.il/. Durward Walker. George McCall, Ira ■Southward, J. M. Thompson, L. Tinsley, J, L. Hobby, A. Kent Hussetter, K. J(. Wood, l„ Tinsley and Mrs. Cava­ naugh, Lake Mary NO-SEAM, Re-enforcsd Hstl and To. In Main or Micro, FULL-FASHIONED, 15 Dentor. Personals Ily S h i r l e y Assorted Fabrics Housegucsl* of Mr, nnd Mrs. Walter II. Griffith Jr. nt their laike Brantley Drive home. In Forest City tire Mrs. Griffith's purehU, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Myers, of l.unsdulc, I'n. nnd her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Wolf anil daughter, Coleen and Mulirreo, of I lutfielil. I ’m. > I i s . Wolf plans to make tier homo m this area in the m ur future. Personals tty Frances Wester Mrs. It. E. True of Lake Mary, spent the past week­ end In Boynton Beach visit­ ing Iter sister and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. William Fox are now visiting at the home of .Mr. ami Mr*. Toney Karajus, in Luke Mary. • Printed Sportswear • Silk Shake. • ('upteni fb Cotton • A ro d & Cotton W entw orth OVER 35 YEARS At First K Palmetto (Alongside old• post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel* • Furniture • Tile • Pianon * Rental Heds NOTICE Wi* Have Enjoyed Serving You For 22 Year* Rut Robb's Ilukery Will (.'lose Felt. 28th. Come In Before Then And Get Your Fuvorite Cake Or Pie. All Kc|ul|imenl Is For Sale. Miscellaneous Small llentH, Cuke T in s Figurines, etc. 1c To $1.00. SPECIAL COOKIE SALE THE LAST WEEK COOKIES 30c DOZ. BUY 2 IK)/,. GET 1 DOZ. FREE. FILL UP YOUR COOKIE JARS WITH DELICIOUS HOME BAKED COOKIES 217 E. FIRST 8T. QUALITY SEW AND SAVE Hear Lake ROBB'S BAKERY Car. B. 1st A Hanford Are. FA M IS S FA 14441 Ily Mrs. Adam .Muller ; Memorial Hospital. They are Mis* Olive it. Seymour, o( needed for mothers to use in Orange City, and director of the nursing room with their nurses from the Volusia Coun­ babies. Mrs. William Fidlcr, ty Public Health Service, was Mrs. Adam Muller and Mrs. Thomas Ilodgett will serve guest speaker at the month on this committee. ly meeting of the DeBary On March 18 at 2 p. m. Woman's Club. She explained the various Mra. II. Lohof will show pic­ duties of a county nurse und tures taken on a recent trip told of Hie scliools for re­ to Europe, Tills will he at tarded children, mental health the Civic and tinternalionu! inatilutions, the progress Affairs Department, Guests welcomed to tlio made with alcoholics, schools for Hie blind ami similar meeting were Mrs. Guy Lara* )KTt. of Jasper Iml; Mr*. agencies. Mrs. Eli Yoder, cluh pres­ Mark I-amlwrl.- of Indianaident, welcomed two new polls, ind.; Mr*. Charles members, Mrs. Kress Wal­ liaug. of New York; Mr*. ler* and Mrs. B. Verginack. Joseph Hallett, of Ohio; Mrs. It was announced that the an­ J. Hicks, DeBary; Miss Olivo nual pancake breakfast will II. Seymour, Orange City and be lieid Feb. 2il at the Com­ K. Payne, of Arlington, Va. Hostesses, Mmes M. Boyle, munity Center, from 8 a. in. Sol Caruso, J. Diehl, Georgo to 1 p. m. A committee was appoint­ Cruake, Jam es Duffy, C. Kon. ed to see about purchasing ig and Miss Einiiiu Baker two rocking chairs for the served refreshment* during Pink I.adies at Seminole III* social hour. .'HI In 11 Inches Wide WASH All LE iValues to $1.29 NEW SHIPMENT Arnel Jersey -14 Inches Wide Waahnble No Ironing Vuueu to $1.99 Open Mondays 'iil 9 p. m. FLUFF TOP (WHIPPED CREAM) PRINTED und SOLID 44 in. Wide WASHABLE No Ironing VALUES to $1.98 nubby WEAVE MON. - TUEfi. - W'KD, FEB. 25 - 20 - 27 Rsgular (1.00 Hosiery Sale SANFORD FLOWER SHOP from left lire hostessed, Mrs. Maxwell Story, Mrs, J. E. Priest, Mrs. Foul Priest nnd Mra. Joseph (Sonny) Priest. (Herald Photo) County Nurse Speaks At Club rjwidsw Cihsd&A Feb. 23 Thru Mar. 2 •nt OVIEDO nRIDE-ELECT, Mins Barbara Jieiraluy, center, wan honored a t it nhower recently. At left in her tdutcr, Virginia Headley ami tit right her mother, Mra. C. E. Headley. Hack row FASHION SERVICE* SIRS. F. ROBB NANCY — SALLY — JUDY omiiccT *°LW Kl UUl j J COLORS Nice For Suits, nnd Sheath* 41 in. Wide ______ 1 79 Values to $2.98 THE REMNANT SHOP mm H B ■ HWV. 17-92 DIUVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW AND SAVE �Oanfwft Rrralh FrJ. Feb. 22. ’63—Pngc 9 RA Boys Plan Weekend Camp The Ttoneer and Crusader Chapter* of the Royal Am­ bassadors of the E l d e r Springs Baptist Church are planning a camping trip on the tit, Johns River In Voluila County for next Friday and Saturday, Friday evening the boy» will enjoy cooking and sleep* Ing out under the atari. They also will take part In an in* spirational period during the evening. Un Saturday the time will he spent in fishing and hint­ ing. leaders for the camp will he Clyde Dempiay, Walt Brit­ ton, Clint Camphcll, Doyln Brown. Lin Twyman and Rev, Billy Griffin who will visit for Die Friday evening devotions and for Saturday morning activities, RA'i planning to make the trip Include Donald Burns, Gary Taj lor, 1-con Stclnmey er, Ben Twyman, Billy Notan, Randy Ivey. Alan and nudy Wright, Roger Tyson, Roger Warren, Dale Griffin, Gilbert Miller, Travis Twyman and Sammy rarrlsh. BEN CASEY I ALLEY OOP f FRECKLES AND FRIENDS | CAPTAIN Vegetable Market In New York Thursday Flor­ ida rahlmge prices were high* er, with crate* selling for 14.00-18.00, mostly $4.60. Red type brought 13,75 and small savoy type was $3.00. Celery prices were f3.75-f4.25 for 3 dosen and larger sixes and $4.00*94.50 for 4 dozen. Car­ tons of IS film wrapped eelfry hearts were $.1.50. Chinese eahhage sold for f2.60-$3.00, mostly $3.76. Endive brought $1.76-13.50, mostly $2.00.»3.35 per rrate, and escarola was $1.50* $3.00, mostly $1.75 $2.00. Big Boston type lettuce r a n g e d from $3.0fl.$4.00, mostly $3.00-$3.60 and Ro* mains waa slightly hlghsr at $3.60 - $4.00. Curly parsley aold at $3.00*$3-60 per rrata of 6 dot. bunches and radishes were 75 cents to $1.00 for baskets and cartons of 80-0 ox, film bags. Brueo boxes of bunched eollarda w-ere $4.00 with some fair quality low as $3.35, and bunched turnips were $3.00. Rushed baskets of loose turnip tops were $2.00* $2.50, Water cress ranged from 20-25 cents, mostly 2022 centa per bunch. In Ccutrsl Florida Wednes­ day, crates of cabbage were 4ii.75-f3.00 and 80 lb. sacks were $2.50*82.78, mostly $2.60. Red type brought $2.<H).$2.25 for small to medium size, wrlth one niark of medium at $2.50. Cartons of 13 heads of cauli­ flower were $2.60-$2.76 for medium to targe alts and 12.00.$2.28 for small to nspdlum. Celery prices ranged from 97.50-93.tK) according to size for 2 to 3 dozen site. Four doten site was $3.26 and 0 to 8 dozen $3.60. Cartons of film wrapped eetery hearts, 3 doz­ en, were $4.26. Iceberg lettuce brought $2.26 per crate of 24 heads and medium to large size Romains type was $1.78$2.00. Green onions were $1.00 a dozen bunches. Parsley sold for $3.00 a crate, Engllah peas $3.76 per bushel hamper and radishes 06*76 cents per bas­ ket. Shipments from F l o r i d a Thursday included: celery rail 40 cars, truck 24 carlot equiv­ alents cabbage rail 7, truck 44; endive rail none, truck 6; lettuce rail none, truck 7| radishes rail none, truck 0. SSJH Council To Give Donee lly Jane Casselberry The Student Council of tha South Seminole Junior High School at Caiielberry will sponsur a dance tonight for the eighth and ninth grade# only. The dance will begin at 7:34 p. m. sod end promptly at 10:30 p. m. Dress will b« semi-formal. Young People Enjoy Bowling By Shirley Wealworth Members of the Young Peo­ ple's Dept, of the Forest Lake Baptist Church enjoyed * Bowling Party at tha Winter Park Lancs last Saturday evening. Later the group went to Ronnie's Restaurant for re* freshmenti. Explanation! aren’t neces­ sary when refusing food at n party, say, “No, thank you." I �Raceway To Fete Seminole 'Citizens' Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads dal* will occupy apodal bog fscllltlei are available for i p. m. Post time Is 8 p. m. with your dining pleasure and fav- nine race*. Dally Double wlnseats as guests of the track. All holders of the free ecf- orite beverages from (J:.T0 |dow closes a t 7:6S p. m. mission coupons will be ad* milted to the reserve scat sec­ tion a t no extra charge. The blanket award for the special Sanford Invitational rare will be presented by Sanford and Seminole officials. There will be plenty of free parking and the new grand­ stands are completely heated. Restaurant a n d clubhouse Saturday night haa been designated aa Banford-Semln•la night, by the Seminole Park Raceway. Free admission coupon* will appear In today’s edition of the Sanford Herald. Sanford city official* and s p e c i a l guests Including the Seminole Chamber of Commerce offlNOW OPEN FOR LUNCH and Classified 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES DINNER Card Parties Discontinued Through Lent TUBS, thru SAT. VISIT OUR NEW — Carriage Room CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., thru Fn. • 3 M l . day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. Designed Eavecallly For BANQUETS. I.UNCIIEONS and DINNER PARTIES By Donna Estes The monthly card parties usually held during the win­ •3 1 -0 1 9 7 "SptcimJfkriUi* ter months sponsored by the Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Episcopal C h u r c h ) Longwood, will bo discon­ tinued throughout the Lenten Season and will resume after Lent on the fourth Wednes­ day of each month. Covered dish suppers, also IRESTAURANT! held nt the Parish Hall on the second Wednesday of each month, will continue through Lent, however. HIG H W A Y S 1 7 - 9 2 All are welcome to these N . n t N PARK* FLO RID A friendly get-togethers. (j%ecietUlUmnq uttontfoi STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuci., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. CAItKIAUH ROOM, « diarminjr Colonial-stylo dining room, Jh a now feature of the Hamilton House on Highway 17-92 a t Casselberry. Hob Hamilton, a restaurateur for 16 yenrs, said the new dining room watt opened to accommodate the overflow which has made the Hamilton House a success since its opening last year. Hamilton served as tho first manager of the Imperial House restaurants In St, Petersburg, W inter Park and Daytona Bench and set up the training program now in use for th n t firm ’s managers. By Galbraith CARNIVAL SIDE GLANCES By Dick Turner k i . 1 RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not he re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion nf your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice x o t ic k ok tiien n i.i t h in N o t h * I* h e r e b y d i v a n t h a t th e p a r tn e r s h ip h e r e to fo r e exI slln ir betw een A rth u r J. D o u g h e r t y Hr. a n d A r t h u r J . D o u g h e r t y J r . o f I ,* k * >1 a r y . F lo rid a , u n d e r th e firm nam e of a n r e l e c t r i c , u ihi* f l r e t d a y o f F e b r u a r y ISIS d i s ­ so l v e d b y m u t u a l c o n s e n t A r t h u r J . D o u g h e r t y , Hr. A r th u r J. D oug h erty . J r . T h e b u s i n e s s w ill be c o n t i n u ­ ed a t I -e k e M a ry , F l o r i d a by A J IT Ilirn J. DOCOHKHTV Jr. w h o la a u t h o r i s e d t o a a t t l e th a a f f a i r s of th a said firm . A r t h u r J . D o u g h e r t y . Hr. I*il hi let, F e b . I , IS, 21 A M a r. 1 C IlF -It CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notice.* - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Noticen 7. i*. P i t o n la to o m o d a tt t o ta ll yo u M m aalf, b u t hl> b o o k I t o n s a l t a t o u r lo a d in g s u p e rm a rk e t!” 2 -22 a a a i i m u i a m i M w “ N ow w a tc h o u t fo r sch o o l ch ildren— esp ecially if th e y 'r e d riv in g f e e t o a r e l" OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE /OUCM/T WV& 6 0 UOC.V ' TALKING 6CIONC6 WltR I4I«AID,MA30*,A1R, [ SOU T FORGOT TUB WATiR AND 0UNUOMT ARB] P ill * / n o n y je t l IMS 6CUACC6 OP eNCROV/ wa*va PUT TUB WATE« W THR CAN— AND FIVE MINUTBO 4iOffa OP SHAK­ ING WOULD AERATO (T SUFFICIENTLY/. HATB TO SHARE tT ALL CWER AGAIN AFTER t GET TMK»A .FROftt MY ROOM/ CG.AO. 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For Rent By Kate Osann TIZZY I I n l a n d t o r r g l a t r r aa ld n n m a w ith th e C lark nf th a C ircu it C o u r t , H am ln el* C o u n t y , F t o r Ida, in a c t o r , l a n e w i t h tlir p r o v l a l o n a o f t h e F l c t l t lo i i * Nam a H lntutaa. to - w ltl Sec­ t i o n 2(3.(12 F l o r i d a H l a t u i a a 1237. Slg: K e n n e t h V. JL L a w ton F n t d l a h F a b . I , I I , 22 * S ta r . I C D F -2 0 tA TIIR COCATV JITHIR'* lOI'IIT IN AND 2'<>n *K*tlMlt.H Cdl ATI. Kl. OHtil A ■A IIKi KaTATK OF JA M ES OTIH Hl'INKH. atan k n o w n a a JAAIEH O. Hl’INKH, llaceaaed. NOTH' W OK KIM AO KIN At. ACI'OI ATIAO AAI* HRKtHIT Unfurnished 1 or 2 beuroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph, FA 2-4678. Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3019. FA 26347. 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. 817 Escambia Dr, FA 2 0920 after 5 p. m. COUNTRY HOME For leane, immediate occup­ ancy. New, 3 BR, 2 Baths. Situated on 5 acre lot. Un(urniihed $135. Other homes furnished and unfurnished from $80. Call or stop by our office. Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages l i t N. Park Ave. 332 2420 TWO BEDROOM unfurnished house. 403 San Carlo*. $65. Three room furnished apartment. 21(51 Magnolia, $45. Robert A Williams, Phone FA 2 3951. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-in*, fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ man Circle. $120 per month. FA 2-7484. NEWLY FURNISHED large 2 BR duplex. 14th St. Longwood. 838-3298. Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. 3. 6. For Kent $40 Mo. 407tk W. 1st. Houses for rent. For inform Unfurnished 2 bedroom home. matiun contact Ted Wil­ 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 FURN. 4 BR, 2 bath. I*kcliams Hardware, 205 E. front home. $100 mo. John or FA 2-0525. 25th St. E. Fox Realtor. Ph. 333 0359 UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room houie, kitchen equip­ LARGE 3 DR House. Do-iblc LAKE MARY, 3 BR, 2 bath. Sandy beach. $150 mo. Ph. garage. 803 E. 20lh. Call ped. FA 2-3685. FA 2 8920. (or appointment. 322-BI20. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. (75 month. Ph. 2 BR. HOUSE. Inquire at FURN. EFFICIENCY Apt. Couple or mother with 1503 Sanford Ave. FA 2 5303. child. Will care for child Efficiency Apt. 130 Mo. Sur­ NICELY furn. • room house. while mother works, l ’h. plus City. 201 W. 1st St. FA 2/7237. FA 2-2145. | 3rd. 322-5223. 3. E d u c a tio n • In s tr u c tio n BEAUTIFULLY Furnished Room. FA 2-7431. 2 BR house, kitchen equipped, $63 mo. FA 2-4549. R unincH H R e n t a l s Legal Notice T h e u nderpinned Intend to p u r c h a s e In h u l k t h e s t o r k o f Uooda, w a r e s , o r m e r y t ia n d la e a n d / o r th e h u e ln .a e f l i t u r r a o r e<|iilpm ant u s e d In n i n n e r l l o n w i t h t h a t c e r t a i n tiuain eaa n r a i i t e r p r t a * k n o w n aa C K N TH A t, F lJ tltlH A T H A U K i t FA ILK. Io r a t e d a t H l e h w n r No. 17-11, F e r n P a r k . H em ln n l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d t o c o n c l u d e aiirh p u r c h a a e nn M a r c h l a l , lliSS a t t h a o f f l c r a o f F c h l r r a n d Itettlnghaiia, A t ­ t o r n e y s , t a n Hou th K u n w te a Avenue, W in te r F a r k , F lo rlila, a n d a l l p e r s o n a h a v i n g c la im s o r d e m a n d , a u i l n a t the vendors are adm o n ish ed to n o tify the u n d e r r la n e d a t tho above a tto rn ey s' address on or b efo re said date. D A T K Il at W inter Park. F l o r i d a , t h l a IStli d a y n f F e b ­ r u a r y , 1SS1. I 'h l l l l p (I. M a r r i o t t Alice I , M a r r i o t t P u h l l a l i F e b . 22, 12(1. C ltF-77 ftnfarft 8. Bench RentaM 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Lonns 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mnle Help Wanted 18. Help Wnnted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 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 2 -2 2 o wu w ma a* n * fc* a l ha a * , 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs "Couldn't you atop tailing ma how wondarfui you are, 33. Furniture and Itt ma find out for myialf?" 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 6. For Rent 36. Automobiles - Trucks 4. Transportation 37. Boats - Motors WANTED: Ride to and from 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ ens Ave. Phone 349-1671. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Orlando daily. Call or tee 39. Trailers - Cnbnnus Mrs. Odette Hottcy. 1903 W. STORE, 1201 W. First St. Th. Refrigeration - Atr-comllllonIng men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Trade* Institute Box IS, c/0 SWITCH OK ISTKSTIOS TO K ill III AHE 1NDK1I H1T.K Sanford Herald. MI.HS I.1W TO AM. PtTMaarsNim im v im i c l a i m * on DEMAND* All AINXT K llll. K. S t I I elfAl,I, AM* riV IIK W4HSII Al.l.. HI* WIKKi All. v m j . h e r d * mi. a m i a t'. F IC TM TIO P * R A N K aiH n. m m ii ah i , h i * w ii -k , N O T IC E IH h v r a b y g l w n t h a t l>/n/A CKVIVIAI, FMIHIIIA 1 a m r n g j t g a d In h u a l n a a s a t TIIAII.cn 1‘ tHK, I.OCATMII F a r i t P a r k . H r m l n n la C o u n t y . AT IIIOHAVAr No. ir - n . F l o r i d a , t i m l r r t h a f i c t i t i o u s K t:n \ k a n k . s c w im ii .k n a m a o f. HTUCKKV8 OF f o r m , KI.OHIHA FKIt.A* P A IlK , FI .A. a n d t h a t 1 ■far FA 2 0991. FURNISHED Apt. 3 rooms, ROOMS, The Gables, 401 ! bath, 2 double beds. 110 W. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. I 3rd. 322-0488. in t iik i t i t c i it eoi'HT, FURN. AND Unfurnished new a ia t ii Ji i t i r m , r u i n it . 2 BR duplex apartments, IA A All D ill SEM I M ILK 1 BR. House, nicely furn­ ('III A T S , F I . tilt MIA IN C H A N . ished. $65 mo. FA 2-8544. Terra n o floors, tile bath. CRHV Ad. IStM* FA 2-2374 after * p. m. N O T IC E T O D K F K A tS UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 m u . N E L L IE MAE l l l l .L bath, 2 screened porches. 4 LARGE Room Apt. within p l a i n t irr. ▼*. 309 Magnolia Ave. 322-9532. walking distance of town. J A M E S It I LI* FA3 -3819. D efendant. THR N T 4 T R OK F I . O H I H 4 3 BR Furn. Apt. Water ft Lights (urn. FA 2*2704. TO I JA M E S I t t U , R K N T A BED W hose last k n o w n r e s i­ Rollaway, Hospital * Baby d e n c e a n d s d d r e a a la: FURN. 3 Room Apt. $30 mo. Beds 2»7 E x c h a n g e Htr*„t, AdulU FA 29480. O e n e v a , New Y o rk . By Day, Week, or Month PLEASE TAKE N O T IC E CARROLL’S FURNITURE th a t y»u are hereby required t o file y o u r w r i t t e n a n e u e r Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l it SL Legal Notice N o lle* I* harelijr g i v e n t h » t f h a v e file d m y F i n a l R e p o r t a n d A ccounting aa C u r a to r of t h e K a l a l a o f J A M E S OTIH n r d e f e n s e . If a n y , p e r s o n a l l y Hl'INKH. a la o known *a n r liy a n a t t o r n e y , o n n r b e ­ J A M E S O. Hl'INKH. d e c e a a e d : f o r e Mur.-h 21, U>CI. a t Ih* t h a t I h a v e file d iny I ' r t l l l n n o f f i c e o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e for a n O rd e r n f D latrlhlitlon C ir c u it C ourt, a t th e C o u rtI * I k e C o u r t a t t h e C o u n t , _n,l f „ r a n O r d e r o f F i n a l Ola- h o u a * In H r m l n n le County. J o d a e , H rm ln n le C o n n ly , S la te c h a rg e upon com p lian ce w ith Sanford, F lo rid a, an d to m all ■ f F lo rid * . I* K ro h ato a a l d O r d e r o f D l e l r l b u t l u n . a n d a c o p y t h e r e o f t o H ten elro m . I* re Ike K o laln a f t t h a t on t h e t l l h d a y o f M a r c h . D a v i e A M r l n t n a h . A t t o r n e y s C h a r l e s II. I 'e a r o A. D 12*1. t w i l t a p p l y t o t h a f o r Plaintiff, Pn»t tlfllri Tiecenead. H o n o r a b l e C. V e r n o n i d l e , J r . , D r a w e r U 2 0 , H an fo rd . F l u r l d e . F I T AI. N tI T tC H C o unty Judge of H em ln o le In t h n t c e r t a i n d i v o r c e p r o ­ N o t i c e la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , f o r a p p r o v a l c e e d i n g p e n d i n g a g a i n s t you t h e u n d r r o l g n e d w ill, n n th o of m y F i n a l t t e p o r t a n d f o r In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e 37th d a y o f M a r c h , A. P . 1211. a n O r d e r dial b a r g i n g m e aa N in th Ju d icial Circuit of prepent to the H onorable C u r a to r of the K atate o f -'Inrhl*, In a n d f o r Ham I n o te C ounty Judge or H r m l n n le J A M E S OTIH Hl'INKH. a t a o C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y , C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , p e r f i n a l r e ­ k n o w n ae J A M E S O. Hl'INKH. a n a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e o f eatd upon com pliance turn, arcoiint and vnurhera, deceaeed, a e K a e c u t r l a n f t h e K a i a t e o f a ll h t h e t h e O r d e r e t o tie e n - c a u s e b e i n g " N e l l i e M a e llltl. l a i n t i f f , v e r e u a J a m e a Mill, C h a r l r a II, I’r a r r , d e c e a s e d , er » d o n aald d a t e In a c c o r d ­ P D efendant,' and h erein fall a n d a t a a ld ti m e , t h e n a n d a n c e w i t h e e ld P e t i t i o n . n o t o r a D ec r e e P r o C o n feaeo th ere, m a k e ap p lic a tio n to the D eled thla t l l h day of F e b ­ w ill lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t yo u. s a i d J u d g e f o r a f i n a l s e t t l e - r u a r y . A. 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V l h l e n D eputy C lark B lahop A B o rn a ta la t ( E a st Pin* e tr* * t Orlando, F lo rid a A ttorney* for P la in tiff P u b l i s h F o b . I , 14, 33 A M a r . t C D F -4$ Y) O *) �• fk l* Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To Want-Ads 2 HR. Kitchen equipped. Apt.' NEW tu rn . 3 Adults. Bedroom llou»c. pel*. FA 2 *00-4 IK) FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. <*A S p ecial N o tic e s REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. HARRISON’S 1311 I’alinello Ave. 322-8827 ft. F o r Sule o r R e n t 2 BR. Modern house. Catalina. KA 2-0578. 817 If you like country living 3 Bedroom, 2 bath*. .Oil MMjlh side ol big Like Mary. Water for beating, etc. Orange tree*. Approxi­ mately 2' j acre*. KA 2 0162, 12. R eal K s la te F o r S ale Jim Hunt Realty 3 bedroom. 2 bath 3 HR. 2 hath, fenced back home, large corner lot, 311 yard, air conditioner. Kit­ Tucker Dr., Suniand Ka­ chen equipped. 3309 S. Park li U-*. VA—nothing down, Ave. FA 2-1701. monthly payments $02 oo. 4 BR, 2 bath, with family FA 2-8074 • FA 2-2218. room. See furnished model LAKE MARY LAKE FRONT— at Sales offii-e out 2uth St. and Upsaia Rd . opposite New. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, church, central heat pre­ fireplace, ecnlrni healing —Whil a spot! $20,000. pared for Air condition $12,990 MAYFAIR— $28,000 home for Low-Low down payment $22,000. Owner transferred. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dish­ $79.00 MONTH PAYS ALL washer, di»po>ali. beautiful lot Only $I30U down plus IMMEDIATE closing cost*. OCCUPANCY TWO KITCHENS— Unusual 3 Bedroom. Its bath, no qual­ ifying. Sec Mr. Ferguson 3 bedroom home on large shady lot. centrally located, Longdate subdivision. Long wood. freshly painted, inside ami oul. ONLY $150 down SPANISH— Completely ienovated, stucco, tile roof, Stenstrom Realty $12,uo0. with separate furn­ ished apartment lor rculul Real Estate — Mortgages unit, guest* or studio. 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2120 Stemper Agency t^jiifurii fljrrali) Kri. Feb, « , 'BD—I’npe 11 , HI. Poultry • Livestock Bv Nadine Seltzer SWRKTIK PIK r PEABODY cJS «• V* FINISHING ,4*.•»' SCHOOL Owner must sell. Take over $89.00 payments. 3 tied rooms in Sunland. F\\ 2-4181 Office FA 2-2111 REALTOR - INSUROK Night* FA 2-0648 FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave, RAVENNA PARK 3 Bit. 2 373-0700 bath*, air mud. screened 2334 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 3 BEDROOM. 3 bath home, porch. 300 Temple Drive. air-condition, central heat. MODEL HOME Stop in or call FA2-8825. Near Big Bear Lake. Also ‘What are you finishing?" 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. $61 month. 2825 Sanford 3 bedroom. 2 bath home in 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ Casselberry. Will take late ed backyard. Air condition­ Ave. 26. Radio & Television model car or diamond ring er. Kitchen equipped Low 17. .Mule Help Wanted All type* of Real Estate as part payment. Possession down payment. 3309 S. Park AIR-Condiliomng men need­ PERSONAL RADIO A at once. O. S. Miller. Brok­ Ave. FA 2-1761. T.V. SERVICE John E. Fox, ed. See onr ad under Edu­ er. Orlando. I’ll. GA 5-2ZSO Be repair Phono Changer* cation 4. Instruction. Com­ Realtor 3 HU, Da bath. 1201 Selma or 295-3525 Radio A T.V., Auto Radios mercial Trades Institute. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 328-0559 Rd., Longwuud. $300 down, 1 DAY SERVICE take up payments. 25th St. A Sanford Ave. lft. S itu a tio n s W anted 4 BR., 2 BATH” HOME” St. Johns Realty Ph. 323 (WAS Florida room, kitchen with THE TIME TESTED FIRM LAKKVIEW Home for sale or Child Cure. FA 2-2274 dl»hwa»her, disposal. stove 116 N. Park Ave. FA 245123 trade for a tiled farm on the 27. Special Service* and refrigerator. Double west side of Sanford. Call Children kept. TA 2-4182. carport, good storage and 2 n n . CB. FHA. Small down WELLS DRILLED, PI IMPS, FA 2-7898 day* or FA 2 6308 Child care. FA 3-u7lW. payment. $32.68 per month workroom. On 2li lot* with SPHJNKEH SYSTEMS nights. assorted fruit tree*, fenced. Comer lot. 109 Country All Type* and Stic* CARE for children. 323 0563. ALMOST new 4 bedroom*. 2 We Repair and Service $18,500 With Good Terms Club ltd. baths, large paneled living DAYS WORK. KA 2 5759. S T I N E FRONT room with stone fireplace. ROSA L. PAYTON Lovely LAKE Machinery and Supply Co. 3 BR, 2 bath home Reg. Real Estate Broker Florida room. Carportc. On 2<L liuby hitlers 207 W. 2nd SI. FA 2-8432 In beautiful Druid Hills, FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 1 aerc lot, near Wilson Maitland. $24,000. Will con­ WILL BOARD Infant in my School. Paula. $19,500. Ph. LAWN SERVICE sider equity in Sanlord pro­ home. FA 2 7370. FA 2-1694. Mowing, edging, fertilising, perty as part down pay­ etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. FOR SALE ment. Cali owner, 838-6359 21. IJeauly Salon* TEE 'N g r e e n FA 2-1817. 20th St. opposite To’.f I9M PONTIAC VENTURA L.M.N. ENTERPRISES Out HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Club. New 3 bedroom. 2 door hardtop, automatic Has purchased b e a u t i f u l Southern Air bath, built-ini. Large fam­ Complete Beauty Service Iran*-, radio, healer, whitewiKabul area at laingdalc. FA 2-5742 ily room, central heat and 105 So. Oak wall lire*. A very clean on* See Air. Ferguson at sales Au'-Condilion. Low, low Cut V Curl Beauty Sliop lleutinyr • Air Comlitiiming and extra special at $1895. office and pick your lot Sale#—Repair—Contracting down p a y m e n t s . $73.00 FEBRUARY SPECIAL and house models. Low FREE ESTIMATES month pays ail. Drive out New operator get acquainted 2503 Oak down—low monthly paynit*. FA 2 8321 today or call KA 2-2744 for Bill Hemphill offer, Sto.oo cream wave, HOUSE, Fenced yard. Pay­ detail*. 10:30 to 3 daily. $7.50 complete. Open even­ MOTORS SINGER ments $62 mo. Balance ings lay apt. 318 Palmetto FA 2-0H1U SEWING MACHINE S73UU. Call FA 2 8140 Salca and Service J. YV. Hall, Realtor Ave. 322 0834. Free estimates in advance "Call Hall" FA 3-3641 24. Electrical Service* Free home demonstration 2544 So. French Ave. FK1UIDAI RE CALL FA 2-57811 better LOTS MAYFAIR SECTION Alau's Fabric A Rugs .sales A Service A few choice lot* left in House Wiring. Free Estimates 2559 Park Dr. Mayfair section Term* Std Vihlen'* Randall Electric d FR1GIDA1RE 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 091$ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sales A Service Realtor G. 11. HIGH 25. I'lumblnit Service* Raymond Lindquist, Assoc. liuo W. t*t St. Sanlonl 1961 Comet S-22 c< FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Ph. FA 2-3883 2 Door. Bucket Seal*. YYhlla Hni*h, ▼ Automatic Tran*.. Radio, liraler, I/OVELY Colonial borne. Ph. RcupM stcry Specials! Low Mileage. U ltra Clean. FA 2-743 i. Chair* $19, selection of fa­ i'ltimiiintr &. Heating bric*. Sofa* $89, selection of AIR CONDITIONING By OWNER. 3 HR, CB home. I960 Mercury Monterey fabric*. CONTRACT and REPAIR Ela. room Sprinkler ays4 Door, ll.T , Fully Powered, Extra Custom Made Slipcovers WORK Clean. I.lght Yellow Finish. tern, large yard. Good loca­ Chairs $21.50, Sofas $49.50. ltiu; hanford Ave. FA 2-4581 tion FA 2 1836 Central Florida’* Largest r 1959 Mercury Monterey PLUMBING re upholstery Factory. Frea lf>. Female Help Wanted 4 Door, Mcrr-O-Mallr. Radio, Healer, Contracting Repair* home estimate.*, written YYhlfr Finish. A Bargain. TAKING APPLICATIONS for FREE ESTIMATES guarantee, lO'.i down. waitress. Must lie over 21. It. L. HARVEY Central Fta. Decorators 1858 Mercury Montclair Apply Pig \N Whistle, 8 un- 204 Sauloro Ave. KA 2-3383 1 Door, Merc-O-Mallc, Power Steer.. South A Garland U1 4:30. Itidio, Heater, Two Tone Green Orlando. Fla. Ph. GA 2 4a<9 Finish. 26. Radio 4k Televs. ion Sanfurd FA 3-9413 WAITRESS, CURB Girl. ExCocoa NE 6-6171 USED TV'#. $25 and up. Town jierienec necessary. Apply 1958 Ford V-8 and Country TV. FA 2 5362 Monument*, Cemetery work Ciiick ’N Treat, Sanford, Fairlune 500, 2 Door, Ford-tJ-Matir, Radio, Heater, A llargain. Need* Also, titterin g on Stones Little Work. SEMINOLE MONUMENT UO. 23)7 MellonvUle Ave. 1957 Chevrolet Pllonc FA 2 6449 4 Door Station Wagon, 9 l*a**., Y’*8, Puwrrglid*, Radio and Heater. Piano lunuig and Repair HUNT 1957 Dodge V-8 Cu*tom Station YYagun, Automatir Tr*n»., Power Steer, and Brake*. E*1r* t Iran, Onr Owner, 1955 Chevrolet Station Wagon, 6 Cylinder, Automatic Trans.. Healer, Good t undllion. J56 Ford V-S nirrlihlr. Ford-U-MatJe, Radio, Mlrr, Power Steer., New Top. *56 Ford V-8 irlunr 2 Door. 15:1 Huiuk Dour, Itune Cloud. .to Ford ir. Station Bacon, l.ood Condition. HOLLERS/SANFORD f .13. Furniture 10 Gal. aquarium and acces­ U»cd tuiuiUire. appliances, sories, 22 tropical fish. $35. tools, *tc. Bought • Sold. FA 2 3134. Larry * Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 USED JALOUSIES and Jal­ ousie door, complete with BEDROOM SUITE, Stove, re­ glass ami screen. For sale frigerator. Excellent condi­ half price. See Carl Scliilko, tion. Reasonable. FA 2 9482. llarcar Aluminum Products. Sanfurd. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAO of $13.50 on 3 complete SEWING M WHINES i (Minis of lurniture. Call Save up to 5 0 ',. lake over TE $-1511, Casselberry, col­ payment*. ll)4 S. Park Ave. lect. FA 2 9411. Sell U* Your Furniture, quick WE LOAN Carpet Sliampoocr at no cost will) purchase of Service With tlse» Cash. Blue Lustre shampoo. CarSUPER TRADING POST roll's Furniture. FA 24)677. . FREE ESTIMATE ■ Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 700 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. DON'T THROW IT AWAY Bring your aluminum Itiruilure to u* tor complete rewebbing. FURNITURE CENTER 111*) French Ave. Pli FA 2 7953 $300 $895 795 *495 $495 *195 $95 *395 Wa l l FOR SALE .1 little beauty. 1961 Itutck Skylark Coupe. Automatic Iran*., radio, liraler, while lire*, two lone puilll. Like new condition. Only 120*3. Bill Hemphill MOTORS FA 2-02.11 CADILLAC OLDS TODAY’S SPECIAL 1938 OLDS I Door Sedan With Automatic Tranami.slim, Radio. Heater, Tinted Gla**, Whlla Wall Tire* And Air Conditioning. 745 00 62 FALCON Station Wagon, 4 Door — — .. 58 PI.Y Viol I II 2 Door. V-«. Slh-k Shift ..... . 38 CIIEV 4 Pour. Air Condition 61 CIIEV Station Wagim, 4-D r, V-8 Auto. Trana. 36 FORD Station Waaon, V-8. Auto. 59 CADILLAC Sedan DcYille, Power, Air Land. 38 FORD Station Waaon, Auto. ........ 59 CIIEV 4 Door,fi Cylinder, Siam!. Tran*. .... 37 CIIEV 2 Door, Standard Shift ......... 36 Dl.DS 2 Door, Automatic ................293 37 FORD Station Wagon, V-8. Overdrive ---- ... 61 CIIEV Tim I'h-kup. Auto. Tran*. ........... 59 CIIEV Station Wugon, Very l.ow Mileage ... 39 PI.Y Mill Til 2 Door. Std. Tran*. 33 PLY Mol I'll 2Door. 6. Std. Shift -----39 EDSEI. I Door. Automatic .......................... 39 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop, 6 Cyl............... 36 CADILLAC Sedan DrVille, Air fund........— 59 OLDS 1-Door Hardtop. Air Conditioned . 38 I'OIID I. Auto., V-8. Hardtop ...... —. 38 FORD 2 Door, 6 Cyl.. Standard ............ . 37 I'OIID 2 Door ............................................. — 38 PONTIAC Station YYagun, I, Auto. Trina. ... 11793 393 9*3 ITU 395 >393 593 1193 693 345 1493 1393 219 K. 2nd ST. FA 2-0711 943 693 693 695 1595 395 K95 393 995 695 3365 PARK AVE. ORLANDO U l 1-3166 FAX-9961 « M M A a. /pALCG vaa^ur *, **om w 9** 1963V2 FORD LINE Falcons! Fairlanes! Galaxies! Thunderbirds! Qualify » S & w ic e R A It MOBILE SU-am cleaner* We clean any-) thing, anywhere. Auto en- , | gine> and faints a specially. J 322 8746. I— -a j.^Eg“wg-—- g • 2ft. Aillomulille Service “ A IT O GLASS INSTALLED Wlltrirdticld Buck (*ln*8 Moor Ginas V rnt 4ilinn SERVICE SeiiUuiik Gliuta mid Puint Cuinimny 2in Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 AUTu - RADIO Drive-In Repair Service PERSONAL RADIO A T V. ?3th St. A Sanlord Ave. I'll. 323UU35 See the liveliest of the lively ones! SHOWING FRI. & SAT. TUB. 22 & 22 Set* Our Selection u! 11u M111> l C a r s be­ fore y ou bii|* ICiifli car ie rtrotifjHiiKicd anil *old under U\S \ \ arrant). LIN CO LN B b V f /vitiu»URY l i l L W in te r Purl* I'h o n e M l 4-O.Uft AT PAI.YIETTO A COVI VIKItl I VI. 4 W. I. Harmon — FA 2-4223 t ’AIW SO I.U W IT H A G W W A H ItA M Y HIT .16 Automobile-. • Trucks* ,17. Hoatn - Motors HI. A rllflw For Sale FERTILE TURKEY Egg*. Rubber base paint. $2.50 gal. I960 FALCON', take new. Ph. tfl' LONE STAR Fiberglass FA 2-5618 after 3:3n top boat I960 40 hp. John­ Bronte. $3 |tcr dot. Phone Oil base, 2 gal $393 ArmyNavy Surplus, Sanford Ave. son motor and trailer. $795 KA 2-2169. '57 PLY MOt 1II St a lion \\ a - . or best offer. FA 2-3537. gon. $15. FA 2-6533. Robb's Ready Mix Concrete, sand, 31 A. Pelf* Bakery. steel, window sills, lintels, .IS. Motorcycles • Scooters dry well*, grease trap*, Toy Poodle, Apricot 4 months 1955 Plymouth Station Wagon. steps, table lops, stepping VESPA Motor Scootcra (new) olil. AKC. Female. Call A-t condition. '57 motor. $10.65 down A $5.52 Week­ stones, lot markers. 322-7879. $330. FA 29736. Miracle Concrete C*>. ly. 2 Shetland pohiea; 1 sorrel 309 Elm Ave. Lewis Sales Sr Sem e* FA 2-5151 OLD MODEL pickup truck. filly. 1 paint getding. $125 2517 Country Club Road Kims good. $125. NO 8-4601, FACTORY Tn YOU each. Saddle* also availPh. FA 2-7928 VLL’MINT M ULIN'DS aide I'll. 322 9162. MOTORCYCLE. Two Harley Enclosed head, sag proof bot­ 117. limits* - Motors. AKC REGISTERED Weimar74, 58 A 31. See at 413 tom rail with plastic ends. HIST puppies, $50. 1 A 2 9535 Myrtle. FA 2 0770. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ALUMINUM BOAT. 12'. E<day; FA 2-2169 evenings. ton or nylon cords. ccllcnt comlition. 54" wide. S eiik n rik G lass a n d F a in t $123. Lake Butler, Osteen, ,1ft. Trailer* - Cabm an HAT TERRIER puppies. It 1st block Itousc. Sheryl Dr, Alma all aluminum bouseC om pany weeks old. FA 2-18156 after B. Sloepker. 2iU Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 trailer. 24'. Sleeps 4. Ph. 4 p. m. FA 2 9736. Singer Round Bobbin sew­ .12, Flower* - Shrubs ing machine, equipped to xlg Gateway To The Waterway FOR SALE or trade: 1961 rag. Guarantee, t Pay­ R obson SportitiK Gouda lies! 9' x 12'. Belair ca­ | PETUNIA. Siui|>dr.igoii, Panment* l>{ $o.50. FA 2 9411, Your KVIN RUDE Dealer bana with U)' x 20' awning. sir stock. All extra*. $8no. F’A 844455. 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. KA 2-5961 liR.\l*E\ 11,1 K NURSERY 21" ADMIRAL TV. Table iirapcville Ave Near 20th St model. Good condition, lest than 2 year* old. $75. Call Annual* Petunias, Snapdra­ 322 6478 after 6 p. in. gons, Pansies, Vegetable Plant-. Dutch Mill Nursery. 16 MM KODAK movie cam­ Upauln ltd. Just off 20th St. era, wills light meter. Lea­ and 1st SI. ther carrying case. Phone /CHEVROLET FA 2 8113. BUYS Economy Bargains H A N FO H U - FA 2 -ItiS I •I F 1895 1495 s995 $895 HUNT i: Strickland - Morrison 1NCOUBOHAT15U Bill Hemphill E . : / , v . . . =n a r H VIOlUKS 4U1 Y4. I IBM b l. KA 2-U231 •Ills E. Kirat SI., Sunrurd. I'll.: KA Z-IIHI, W inter Park Ml 7-lBlfi UPL.N TIL y.UU FUL M ILS - III. b.UU OIIIEK YVl.lh DAYS 9, r l $63. 20ID Kim Avc. £ljr . 11!. H«tl Kf-tale For Salei I'J. Itcul Kstutc For Sale 6. F o r K en t t �— 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 a t the Na­ tional War College, Washington, D. C. He will be deturhed from his command a t NAS Sanford in July. Tully hns served more than four of 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 th a t unit. This was followed by duty a t 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 a t 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 MAY wus voted ‘T he 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 th a t 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 of 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 of Florida participated in tha tournament. Trophic* wrre donated by the Hcminule County Chamber nf Commerce, a* they have U rn trndionally. tnf» nUTTER WAV You'll find that painter*' masking tape ii b rtlrr 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, m atted together, will convert a corner Into a veritable spring garden. Wenfe rH i P i g i 12— FrJ. Feb. 22, *83 J rrtT S 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 TULLY 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, Committees 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 Appointed For Sanford; three sisters, Mrs, work nnd needs of the juvenile court. Minnie K. Hardy of Ed go wa­ ter, Mr*. Katherine Sloner of Osteen Club 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 Oviedoans 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. Win Prizes At 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. Benefit Party 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 Office Closed Miller, Mrs. Wallin and Mrs. ovirdo Woman's Club benefit Chamber. J. B. Oviatt 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* Celebrates Shirley J. Sadler dosed all day today while rose and Mr*. P. T. Piety, high acnrrr In canasta and Tainting Contractor Kxecutive Secretary Mr * . food conservation, Mrs. Panke won the low- Birthday Igirraine Graham atlendrd Mr*. Joe Master*. Mr*. award. Boh Hamilton won the Interior - Exterior • Ruor tiw quarterly meeting of the John Ju ris. Mr*. Nick Pfct- men’* prize for high bridge By llrlen Snodgrass Brush or Spray fauf and Mr*. Harry Osteen, score nnd Mr. Tedford wa* J. 11. Oviatt of Pine St. Kn- Florida TU and Health Assn, All 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. M r s . 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. Mr*, nose Doyle was wel­ The Sanford Recreation De­ oy*ter supper. 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 Jfc 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. United 17-92 Effort Urged G iism iio n ... FORD OWNERS February Service Special! Now* During The Month Of Feb.. . . 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? ROTUNDA nr* i<a * $ PERM AIT,T LIFE I and other assrta U any m s n ' a most valuable property. OIL FILTER! 82,05 - (51-56 FORD) . IX)W AS S2.I0 - (57-62 FORD) 2964*? fn.tallrd With Purchase of Oil Change and This Coupon! (Gnupun Expiree February IS. 1963) Sounds unbelievable for a Chrysler. But it’s true. And we’re ready to prove it to you. 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. We’re always happy to. Because we can talk a Unit full-size comfort; big, IH ann­ ing V-8 power (fed by economical regular gas); rich faltrici; lush carpeting. Plus America’s best and longest ncw-car w arranty f —5 years or 50,000 miles. —properly coordinated With Korlsl Rrrurity SAVE 81.56 NOW! So why not compare the facts, the ligtires, the features, with any car anywhere. We think you’ll find the S2%4 Chrysler sizing up as the finest value in town. Your Chrysler dealer’s ready with the proof. STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUHTMENT SPECIAL! Regular Price 8 2.00 COUPON PRICE $1,50 SMfhofljrU CArrth. f W r , ’* Warrant} aguntl drfacii In nu fr^ Wi at wotkmantWIp on law tar* Ass * i m *-U to mrluto part* ra&aamtfd or ranan, artnad cha-aa f * ranuuad w ' l . at latxr, h r » ►*»«cr tCOJOmif t . »A« n*rar . am»i /hat, on In. angina Mxi, hood s nd Marnat />.<(* Irani mi m an c,.« anil intnnal parti (itc/vOi ng manual <»ul-AJ. Iorgua con.artar, ant a tlta/1. u m .a n tl bunlt Including a.nt m a r t l roar t o t and dHarantral, ami root ahaat bmarmgt. protiJtJ V* ,»A• <• M l boon aanaml f raatmabh h ttm a h according to tha Uvralaa Carl-hi Car Cat* • im ia fa . YOU SAVE $ .50 (Cuupun Expire* Frbraury IS, 196.1) I. Julian Whigham DISTRICT AGENT 906 W. 20th HI. HANFORD, Phone 322-8(48 FLA. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE: ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS S® C H R Y SL E R CHRYSLERD4VISJON A CHRYSLER \ ; ,4 ._ ;. v i A BRING THESE COUPONS TO OUR SERVICE DEPT. MOTORS COHTOHAnON SEMINOLE COUN TY M OTORS.SANFORD, INCFLA. 519 E. First BL S it -tH n*t.-O M *m ta eoapoesnoow wukly mouh-lonq tv aoviNTuat show V Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. 1st SI. Ph. FA M 48t Saafurd Winter Park MI 4-8116 �■ < f\+- 9 -* ° 0 W * 4 > i V ' | ’ vjw h cTItr ^ a u f n r it r» V 4 } s *** e io c* * • • 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. VOL. 53 United Pres* Loaned Wire V f \ \' \* \ Warm-Up Trend 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 (UPI) - 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 o to ) 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 of Mc­ Crary's and John Collins, vice president of the Chase Manhattan Rank Financing 'Breach-Of-Peace' Convictions Overruled WASHINGTON (UPI) — 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 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 of 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 w e r e peacnbly expressing were sufficiently opposed to the views of the majority of the community to attract it crowd and necessitate police protection." , Memorial sendee* for Lt. 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 Je r­ 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 what not want them. caused the hemorrhage. Thu House group also add­ ed two nuclear-powered at­ tack submarines which the administration did rmt re­ WASHINGTON (U PI)—The quest. Agency tor International De­ velopment announced today the largest development loan NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks of Ihc foreign aid program— opened the new week irreg 121') million lo India In enable uiarly lower «n lJ|rl> active it to buy tram abroad various kinds of necessary foodxtulfa tur Dover. Sailor's Death Termed 'Natural' RS70 Debate Is Re-Opened (limit Ulan Turnover Established 1908 MON., FEBRUARY 25. 1063 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 655 nsuui... BRIEFS SR % NW Ily Larry Ycrsbel The Seminole Park Race­ way will probably d ole neat week . . , Most of the horses heading cast. • • 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. » • • 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 "Rig 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 Hr)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. WEATHER: Fnir nnd MIrIiUv wnrmcr throuph Tuesday. Hlph today, 60.(15. Low tonight, 40-45. ATHENS, Ca. (U PI) — Wallace Bulls ha* resigned as athletic director of Hie University of lieorgla, effec­ tive Thursday, to devote more time to buiines* interest*. C o n n e r t ’rp re s OH1-ANDO (UPI) — 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 senatorial study group ha* re ­ ported to President Kennrdy that after seven years of It. 8. aid to South Viet Nam the Department, and J. C. Rob­ country still lack* a stable inson, president of Trade- government. winds Cafeterias. Second largest building will Denies Charge be the Tradcvyindx Cafeteria, LONDON (UPI) — Soviet 12.000 square feet and third Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ will be the 10.000 square foot chev has denied allegation* Liggclt's Drugstore, of anti-Semitism in the So­ There will be 2d other viet Union a* a "malicious smaller stores, many of calumny" on the Russian which are already leased, people. with others now tinder negot­ iation. Tax Cut Asked Included among these will MIAMI REACH (UPI) — he such establishments as a Tlw AFL-CIO executive coun­ barber shop, lieauty shop, cil lias called (or an Immedi­ jewelry, shoe stores, dress ate $10 billion lax rut this shops, laundry, cleaners, gill year—a reduction three times shops and many other*, Hom­ a* great is tlie one recom­ er said. mended by President Ken­ The porkmg lot area will nedy. he enlarged, under the pro-ent consliu.-lh n, which ha* Shoot F irst already hern underway for SAIGON, Viet Nam (U PI) about two week> Contractor —The United Stales ha* de­ for tlw* shopping center is the cided to permit iis soldiers (ieorge H unt. Construction to shoot first in the Vietna­ Company out of Clearwater. mese guerrilla war without President Homer said that waiting to bu fired on hy the it would he impossible to Communists, it was reported name a (igure a* to Ihc cost today. of the huge new shopping center. More Sympathy "Tills Is a multi million WASHINGTON (U PI) — dollar project, and within two Sen. John .Sparkman. (l)-Ala). year* we expect to expand today urged the Federal Hous­ the 30 otores to lie construct­ ing Administration to Ik* more ed thi* year, lo a total of SO," sympathetic toward perrons he said. In danger of losing llwir homes because Ihey fall be­ hind In FHA-insurcd mortgage payment*. NAS Chief Takes Cyanide C m James Joseph Axton, 3,1, of 606 Park Plaza, was reported in “improved hut critical" condition this morn, ing ut Oi Undo Air Forra Rase hospital. Attaches of VAH-tl Squad­ ron at Sanford Naval Air Base, lo which Axton was as­ signed, said today that Axton reported to the NAS dispens­ ary early Friday and report­ ed he had swallowed a quan­ tity of mercuric cyanide. lie wa* given emergency treatment at tlie dispensary and removed to Orlando Ah II hospital. Ransom Goods Arrive In Cuba HAVANA (U PI)—The Red Cross charter ship 1‘iiamos arrived today from New Or­ leans with another install­ ment of ransom goods for the freed Pigs Ray Invaders. tl was the third ship to ur­ in e here with ransom sup­ plies since the prisoner baiter deal was negotiated. 415 Labelled Top Primary Project Here 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 "u r­ 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 of 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- ★ ★ ★ Annex Study To Be Discussed 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 rue l Lake Mary railroad signals; 8-427, right- Rhodes First To Qualify Cause of a holler explosion, Injuring two employes, at the new llt.ll Product* plant wus still undetermined today. A Florida Industrial Com­ mission inspector niul an HI.II safety engineer from Dallas examined the huge boiler over the weekend and could not determine the cause of the blast. It was reported today hy Everett Riggs, plant man­ ager, and Clyde Lovingood, eo-ordinntor cf Hunt plants and properties from Dallns. The holler exploded nt 3:15 p.m. Friday, Injuring Richard l« Hudson, 43. Oviedo, Imilernnn. and Howard E. Davis, I t, Lake Mary, machine oper­ ator. Riggs said today plant oper. a lion i* rinsed until Inter In Ilie week, possibly Wednesday. Seminole Memorial Hospital attache* today reported Hud­ son l* in "critical" condition nod Davis in "serious" condi­ tion. When the firelaix of the 150. horsepower, gas-fired holler blew, with escaping i:n* and hissing steam, many of the women among the 2211 em­ ploye* fainted and the utllera ran screaming from the plant. Higgs, who wa* alamiilig near ul the time of the ex­ plosion, wa* credited witli his tpiick net Inn hi shutting off power to two other boilers be­ fore Ihey could explode. I.ovingnnd said llii* morning t h e explosion wil « in Ilie fireIs.*, blowing n u t I ho fire III it k . HuiLmi t i n blown through a doorway to the outside of the building. Fellow employe* said lie would have been mure seriously injured had Hie large Hleel door been closed. He was knocked unconscious hy the blast. Davis, with face, head and IztlU) biutkcitcd, holding up his severly burned linnds, run 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. "We 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 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 a t the courthouse to offer sup­ port to tho Commission on it* primary and secondary road repair program. Hunt Explosion Probe Underway Discussion of n proposal for a feasibility study to deter­ mine whether an annex shall lie cxlnhlished to provide courthouse service* in South Seminole County will lie lo-ld hy tho Coil lily Commission Tuesday. Chairman J. C. Hutehlaen *aid the Commission will dis­ cuss tlie proposal of the long range planning committee, Chamber of Commerce, for tlm appointment of n special com­ mittee to study the idea. A public meeting to dis­ Other matters coming liecuss Ilie proposed new rharter for tlie Town of Cassel­ fore the hoard Tuesday morn­ berry will l>e held al 7:30 ing, General Hutchison said, p. ill. Unlay at tlie Town I la tl. will lie; Discussion of opening' and Meeting with the citizen* will lie the Ca»*lchcrry Board stabilizing Montgomery Road; of Aldermen and inenilsers study with Health Director Frank Leone of issuing health of Hie Charter Committee. cants to medically indigent food handlers; discussion of needs fur Civil Defense; peti­ tion from I.n hr Mary for street light*, ami a hearing 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* IuikIo today Inrainn the first he will give a brief report on iufoimotion that four Ameri­ candidate to qualify fur the (lie loniinisdim'* meeting with can pilots, presumably civil­ March IP election* when lie Retirement Life official* fur ian, were killed in the Ill-fat­ filed a petition shortly after earing for tlie eounty'a In­ ed Hay of Pigs Invasion a t­ 10 a-m. lo run for the Group digent nursing patient* at n tempt, Ditksea told newsmen 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. Other ports open ara Unro­ will report on a meeting with Ihe GOP staff Investigating of Mayor Frank Fnsula, group Ssrrpta Rest Home rffirlals Ihu 1861 Unban Invasion and, 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. Casselberry Charter Meeting Set Today 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 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 of­ 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 b t functioning properly. Safety valve* wero in order, Riggs said, and tha gauges Indicated the atram wa* a t proper level and not pointing to the danger mark. Lovingood discounted th at 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 a t tha un* loading platform. JFK's Brother Calls Fight Report Silly STOWE, v t. (UIM)—Son. Edward M. Kennedy linn mill’d ridiculous and distorted a report th a t hn seized a news photographers’ camera and destroyed a film of him a t 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 (SLA) 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 AKorney 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 of 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 u t Smuggler* Notch. Lawson said Kennedy exIHiseil the film to light, ruining it, and then returned tho camera with its flash uttarh* m int 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 of 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 a t 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*. 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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>, February 22, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c76a84b8206e2171869d776a6c422448.pdf 04c3114cf681b313ba23b893bc39a020 PDF Text Text Cherry-Ho Pitted -3 0 0 O O r Bing Cherries... Nabisco'* Family Favorite X 39* Fig Newtons.... Famous Sanka Brand g-oi. $ 1 3 9 Instant Coffee Capt. Kitt Canned 4 r. 49* Cat Food W HERE S H O P P IN G A IS Sunshine Combination Sale H O N E Y G R A H A M S (l-lb.) H Y D R O X C O O KIES (1-lb.) ............. Swifts O s Brand ... Peanut Butter ... 't r 39* T8 3* Swift’* (with moot balls) PLEASURE ^ Spaghetti 24-o*. $ 1 Pink Liquid Lotion Octargcnt V„V 49* Lux Liquid...... Low-Sudiing ireg. $2.39) 10-ot. $ 1 9 9 1 Dash Detergent ........ t i i * down produce lane Crisp Kentucky-Wondcr IIIKAII — Stove Cnrlnon, 17, L a r k HP u r , Culif., reaches halfway point nour Point Reyes on his GO-milo hike. Thousands of Ameri­ cans have taken up hik­ ing in response to the President's enthuslaani for physical fitness. Dark Shadow Moves Across Rocky's Future 19* Firm Californio Iceberg Lettuce ............2 u. 35* Juicy Sun-Kilt Lemons SW IFT'S PR EM IU M BONELESS Ice C ream •6 C o r n .......... 33 pint pkgx. *1. 12-ox. cons 49* Green Giant Whole Kernel Niblets dot. 49* Crirp Red York Sm oked Daisies ib 6 9 * Swift's Sole! A n t ’d Sherbet or . . . ..................... Apples .............. t* 49* Stare-Brand Lawn & Shrubber* 50-lb. Fertilizer <6 -5 -5 >. $109 Green Giant (limit S please) G reen Peas 3 C ake Mixes 3 P e a rs ••••2 # 303 cons lofty Crocker White, Yellow, Devils Food pkfl«. STAR-KIST 49* •1. CHUNK TUNA 2 F & P Halves In Syrup Bartlett Chorry-Ho Red Sour Pitted Pie # 303 cant 39* tali cant 49* 6 ) -o i con* , C h e rrie s •. 2 Pilltbury’e Stick Style or Pit IB C ru s t M ix •2 & United F’rrmn Ilrrnitionul WASHINGTON (UI'I) — A dark shadow is moving •cniaa the bright (Militlral Im­ ago III New York’s Reputillran GuV. Nclion A. RockefeL ler. It I* moving, wlilrh U kb. governor’s good fortune. If the shadow comes to rest It could take on the outlines ol Poe’s bad-luck rsven. The shadow ronsists of RiH-kefellrr’s s|iending reeord. Conservstive ItepuhlleaiiM will not ho huppy about that ami less so if, as suspeeteij hy aunio roaservatives, Rot'kcfelIrr conic* up this tlmo with a deficit. Thu governor campaigned loot year and was elected to a second term on a solemn pledge th st he would not raise taxes. He further assured the voters that he would not re­ sort to bond issues III lieu of a lux hike. Neither would he draw on reserves of stale funds to meet expenses. Pay - as • you - go was tho bugle note of Itia-kefeller's raiiipulgn. Heavily ta xe d New Yorkers liked the Idea, capo, dally the pledge of no new taxes. Rockefeller had not much more than dummy op­ position from tho Democrats and their nomlnvu for govern­ or. Uut when tha returns wrre lit, Rocky had a bulge of no mure than Mrtr.OUU votes, lie and Ids nil augers laid figured on more thun that, u whop­ ping majority would have !>«eulmed Republican opposition tu Rockefeller’s nomination next year for president. His mujorlty was disappointing. Even so, Rockefeller's reelection, Richard M. Nixon’s defeat in California and some lesser factors loomed tho New Yorker to front runner position to wind HUH. Not merely front runner, either, hut front runner by several laps. Then Rockefeller pro­ duced Ids budget for the state of New York. Thu voters' an­ guish was loud ami immedi­ ate. Rocky did not propose new taxes. Hut he laid on a 40 per cent hike in motor vehicle legist ration fees. License fees for physicians, pool hulls and such also went up, Tha aver­ age increase on a New York motor vehicle was f'J.50. Rockefeller rxpluins thut these revenue measures are in the area of fees, not taxes. This exercise In semantics verges on a quibble. Uut Rockefeller has on his side the aolid argil me lit that regietuition fees huvn not been in­ creased since 1IW8—and what can you buy now that doesn't cost more than 4(1 years ago? The Republican legislature is shaken. The voters are pu-ssuring their legislators tu reject Rocky's program. That would be a political revirse of magnitude for the governor. Worse for him, however, la th at the uproer over fees bss focused a t t e n t i o n on his a ja tiding record and spending plant. Pole Beans ........... rag. pkfli. Swift's Super-Refined • • quart bot. 39* "FRESH PORK SALE" P o rk Picnics 29* P o rk S te a k •• . *■49* B o sto n B u tts . lb- 39* S p a re R i b s . . •ib- 49* c . it. 3 9 P o rk Sides •• P o rk Hocks •• •it. 3 3 c P o rk H am s •• •ib. 5 3 c S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M G O V 'T IN S P E C T E D P R O T E N T E N D ER A G E D H E A V Y W E S T E R N BEEF S irlo in S te a k 99' T-B o n e S te a k »> 99' (bona loss) R ound S te a k >>>9 9 P ot Roast 69 S h o rt Ribs ••• *>49' G ro u n d B e e f »> 49' (bono in) |b. ■ *9” . *t IS!? ..I <«!*<.00 * a t . Bob. 19. m i l H □ W ieners . . . . 3 i Ilt A H 5 S Y O M I N STA M I tWMILS n S ta m p s Gloom Too Hi P e tto (Ic-O H Peck) J IR G K N 'S L O T IO N (•ilk Ita w u S a n «ml » -• CQ« tisa 9 w + tas (■•slrw Sal- I I I n. USD 1 2 -o x , pkg*. Sarasota Brand Chipped Ham, & i □ ¥, $1 Beefor Turkey. 35c M argarine ___37c S-cst sr lull.,milk Style Pllhkury B iscu its....... 4;;;, 3-ox. pkg. Cream Cheese .V C SA T U R D A Y , Welcome' t Florida ® «d.WGREEN STAMPsi ■AS ^ s gMOM a j M T f k u t e ll iTOUffiVf QUICK riOZIN SPINACH SOUffU i r 49 * Iree let.. Bek. II FEB. 23 la V Is lio is m m IMO .y,w.v.Yi EFFECTIVE THRU f& * Cheese ......... ;;; . . . . Bi I,,.. am 65c K uh'i Brick tr Mucnittr Sliced Cheese 37c . ‘ kV.- frozen foods fsrm Hsvtt Apsis, Peach, Cherry Fruit P ie s -----3 $ 1 . lirdt-Iye Quick Freer. ForVh.Dk Limas Beans . 4 ,J*IV; 99c Hellewey Hsum Stuffed Grssa 59c Ho»*,e Jehnion Vienna Crumb Coffee C ake .. 5^c M e rle .’i J - .c t sr lullcrm ilk Biscuits ................. 19c Mat. FaulT Fnh Csks sr Fiik Stick Dinners ......... •;;; 39c fiaN sa’i Quick F ru its Fish S t ic k s ___'£;*• 39c Si.|l«rsa'i Family Sack Breaded Shrimp* JftN 1,19 Shenendeah Frsisw Csrwiih Gam e Hens .. “SERVING Al,T A.MO.NIK SPRINGS, CASSLLIlLltKY, fern park , long wood , MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SAMOHD'' . . . . from HIGHWAY *%. h . ‘ 34c Tatty Cheddar ts.9k.rn M. ISU) l, 39c Krslt’i Phil*4.l»hi« 5c-0lt V 75* W i w a Sat- M PRICES r&WORBIN STAMP Odi ceaesa sad saicksss ah 4-oi. pkg. 49c 49c Dawn-on-the-Form Flavor Tamow CUP AND REDEEM A H A S -AHUMELECTRIC H U T U lb. Swift'* Pramlum Sliced □ Dried Beef •. Fltrichmc.n'. Cora Oil Bell Peppers Swift'* Premium Chunk Style □ Braunschweiger dairy specials 17.91 and STA1H �/s « 9 * ° mU + 6 Crackdown Expected Here A 4 Hunt For Blue Suede Shoe' Boys C l O c* By I-arry Venhel Till* *ure is a funny place . . . Gene Estridge of EirM Federal calls about a Florida State Bank trawling tourney . . . 10 minute* later Gene Tucker's gal Friday pretty Tatty Gatrliel calls about setting up a picture at Howard Hodges office at the Sanford Atlantic Bank Building . . . Five minutes later 1 walked to First Federal tn see pa! George Touhy and he's sit ting at his small desk in the main lobby while hi* mas­ sive. impressive office by the window, is vacant .. . . It always is. • * * I wish I could put into words how the death of Kyle Shoemaker hit me. • « • Was that Bill Stemper him ssdf we saw the other day cleaning Hie windows by the Woodruff Building? • * « Art Association Show here at tile Civic Center Sunday . . . It’s a must . . . starts at noon . . . Free! • • * How come one ot our young doctors is considering leaving town . . . Got to give San­ ford more of a chance than that . . . 1 did. • • • lake smorgasbord? Ethel Root Circle of the Congrega­ tional Christian Church plan­ ning one on the church grounds Saturday Irom 4:30 to 7:3a p. m. Church located 21th and Park. ■ • • Our favorite woman rop played the good Samaritan yesterday . . . It seemed this gentleman from Yulcc came storming in that he lost money a fistful of in a motor court out that way and wondered if our local force could do any thins about it . . . Estelle railed tlie motor court and tin. money was recovered. * • • And another good Sa m a ri­ tan Jim Hardy keeps on giv­ ing out parking tickets . . , 10a given out the other day. i • l Arguments in the termite co. libel suit against the city set fur Friday at It a. m. * * • No tellm' how many peo­ ple waited in line to get their Ittdd tags at lira courthouse this week . . , Hundreds here from Grange County how­ ever , . . Hope to have fi­ gures tomorrow. * * • It's too had Heart Sunday officials aren’t getting the cooperation they should as far as volunteers go. Come On! • • • We hear the legislative de­ legation has been asked whe­ ther special legislation was necessary fur .Seminole Coun­ ty lo participate financially in a county airport . . . and at the same time if it is fin­ ancially possible (or a jointcity county air(>orl . . . Re­ quest from Merle Warner, chairman of Airport commit­ tee. • • • Could tlie Altamonlc Springs Town roiindl he lishing for a new Town Hall by recom­ mending that SB 127 rights of wjy be taken from the west side of tlie road? A compar­ ative rust analysis might prove interesting lo sec Just which would run more . . . the east side with its 10 par­ rels or the west side with ils rtty building and bar estab­ lishment. * • * T h e County Commission will meet tomorrow morning in Hilt Bu>h's office lo talk over county road problems. . May even mention lop priori­ ties to present to tlie SHD Mar. 7. • • • Watch for a move to stall the signing of Hie Pipeline lease Monday . . . May we quote from tlie Feb. 25 issue of Newsweek; ‘‘Navy announces gradual phasing out of fleet ha sc at Tongue Point, Ore. Popula­ tion of 11.239 reeled with the blow. 12 |o 15 retail store* closed City Manager Norris Johnson slates. "People here thought the world had come to an end." Similar examples were reported of Army and jju r Fore* base*. Crackdown on "blue suede shoe boys" operating the home repair racket in San­ ford and Seminole County ap­ peared imminent t o d a y . There ha* been some refer­ ence in official circle* of a grand Jury probe although city and county officers would not permit their names to be published in this respect, The Sanford Herald em­ phasizes that this article does NoT refer in in any way, di­ rectly or indirectly, to tlie legitimate firms who do oper­ ate here . , . sale* organisa­ tion*. contractors and con­ struction firms, f i n a n c e ★ ★ ★ houses, etc. Tt does empha­ size the • fly-by nighters " The Herald lias been en­ deavoring all this week to learn whal action is being taken locally. The informa­ tion came to light today when it was learned of a legislative hearing in Gainesville Fri­ day. Holier! S.. Brown. Seminole County toning director, only last .Monday unofficially re­ quested the county's legisla­ tive delegation to probe Into pusililr legislation controll­ ing the erection of "shell" homes and the repair of exist­ ing homes. ★ ★ ★ "I ssked for controls with­ for not obtaining a building in reason," Brown *aid lo- ps’rmlt for a local repair Job. day, "but not legislation Record* in County Judge Ver­ which would pul legitimate non Mize’s office disclose the firms out of business. Many Florida residents cannot af two men were fined $55 each Paul I.ewis, manager of the ford to purchase a complete­ ly finished house but can pur­ Credit Bureau of Sanford and chase a 'shell' home and fin­ Seminole County, said today ish the Interior themselves that Slivyak and Ixickamy Sort of a do-it-yourself job," parted company about a year Under Investigation at ago. He said that, lo the host Gainesville Is a former Or­ of his knowledge, Slivyak now lando firm. Slivyak and lank is operating his own firm and a my Builders. Inc. Brown that Lockamy organized the Construc­ said today that alraut two C o n t i n e n t a l years ago he caused a war tion Company, of Orlando. He rant tn Ira issued for Paul G. 1 added that he believe- tarak Slivyak and H. L. Lockamy amy no longer operates in this area. ★ ★ ★ Home Repair Racket Under Probe Friday (Special to The Herald) It) Harold Itninni'l Staff Writer Gainesville Daily Sun GAINESVILLE — Way* to cripple* the niuHi-iiiillioii dotlar home repair racket that !■ sacking innst of Florida will he sought in a special legis­ lative suh-committee hearing here Friday. Suggi-tions will be writ­ ten Into a law and presented to lira l.ogislntiirc for approv­ al whi n it i-mvenc* in April. The hearing, m V for 10 u.III., wits prompted in part by investigations in North Central Florida recently of wholesale frauds worked by a few honu* repair firms. A now defunct Sanford compa­ ny, Nova Huildi'is, Inc., lias been spotlighted. Grand larceny warrants are out for four per-ons associat­ ed with tile firm — Glenn .louts Jr., Marjorie Braden, Horace Wilson ami William *i is *\ don. • \ ii'.li man, Iforato nntnanl, n rnlc-tiiiill for tlir firm, was arrested lien- about two itcvlti1 ago He lilt is ill jail under f'J.OOU bond. Charges against the San­ ford film's official- are only pait of the action taken here in tlie last two months. Seven other wan ant* have Ixs-n i*su*tl for persons a*-oelated with Slivyak mid I,oiknniy Builders, Inc., of lithiiido. and Horne Designer* Assoeinle-, Inc., of St, Peters­ burg. Two of the Dilantin f mi's nicn, r.ldnn Strohel and Paul <!. Slivyak, have been n n t-ic d ami rived on $3JMhi bond. A tldid man. Horner 1.e-lie I .n -ka ui). hit-n't been found. All four Home Designers people were an rated early Inst with mid freed on bond Tin- wiiiiiiuls and urre-ts B l e w out of all ilivr-tigntion tlml I).** been spotted with several calls by public offi­ cial* for a grand jury investi­ gation. State Ait) T. K. I li.l) Duncan ha* dvclintd to rail a jury *n far The jury was fust suggest­ ed by State lt‘‘p. A. J. Thom­ as, of Stall.e, a member of lira legislative sub-cnniniittes* meeting here Friday. Recently, the investigation that began hero wa* given a statewide scope by the Florida Sheriff* B u r e a u . Sheriff J'*e ( M'Va-se, of Al­ achua Count), tulloil the Ihlroan in for as*i*l*iico In the local prolte. ll took the investigulnr two day* oil the job tn decide statewide inves­ tigation of the home repair racket wa* in order. Crevasse'* action against the repairmen followed a se­ ries of stories in the Gaines­ ville Daily Sun, telling the property owners' *;d*-* of 28 mortgage forcclo-in e suit* filed Nov. 12 last year. Tho stories of each prop­ erty owner wa- startlingly similar to each of the other*. Each of their ..... Igages Herald Index Page tt Bridge Page It) A 11 Classified _ Page ll) Comic* Page tt Dear Aliliy Page 4 Editorial Enlerlui nine nt Page 1) ... Puge 10 Legal* Page III Puzzle Society —---- ... Page Mgt l Paga • {sport* — arose in tin- dealing* of n | ml as a credit check foim or now defunct Si. Petersburg •nine nt her innocent iristnifiim, Klnibln Homecraft. Inc. mriit. Checks ml the Join done Th» two-year statute of limi­ tations has run on the- firm’s show that the work ngtxwd tn local activities, hut investi­ by the film* seldom has been gation* prompted by the fore­ completed in almost every in­ closure* uncovered many sim­ stance. Mortgage* saddling tin* ilar more recent deals hero properties range from Dill to by other firms. Homeowner* complaint* in 1,00(1 per cent of the liuul** ttii* are n usually Include actual worth. The repairmen claim* that they never knew dealt almost entirely with they were signing a mort­ Negroes and vlihvly or illiter­ gage. It ha* been npresent- ate whites in liiia art a. Fate Unknown Of Tanker Crew are. Sheriff J. L. Hobby aaul today hi* department Is co­ operating with the Florida Sheriff* Bureau, which ha* asked for information about the principal* of the Nova firm. He emphasized he holds no warrants of arrest for the Nova official- from Alachua County Sheriff Joe Crevasse. lrawi* said that he has long been investigating the acti­ vities of what he called "blue suede shoe but-" or "high hinders" or 1 tl> liy-nighters." He explained these are itiner­ ant high p i e s . urr salesmen who do not do any construc­ tion work but merely ope­ rate a iile i organization and usually lub-conlraci to con­ tractor*. He outlined these talesmen obtain financing through “ front" organizations repre­ senting large finance compan­ ies wilting to risk between $2,700 lo i t ,000 or some times $5,ooo on second mortgages to cover home repair*. He added Inlcrctt rate* range from eight to tt per cent, with carrying amt other ciiarges added. "Strangely." Lewis said, "this is all legitimate under existing laws. \ company willing to lend Sl.oun of tt* own money ran do so. \ bank or • building and loan company is governed by *tat« and national law* in how It lend* a depositor's money." Ira wit said he has read contract* in which prospec­ tive customers must sign to obtain financing and that some of these contracts pro­ vide a 25 per rent of contract amount as a cancellation pen­ alty. lie explained: A home­ owner sign* a contract for a home repair job and then decides before the work i* started that Ira wants lo can­ cel Hu contract, lie must pay 35 per cent of the contract amount as a penally for cancelhng the deal. ^ a u f n r ii lim t lit WEATHER: Clour anti pool through Friday. High today, 60.(15. Low tonight, 40-45. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire ruiwA... BRIEFS Katuldished 1908 T1IURS., FEBRUARY 21. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 653 Cuban-Based M IG Jets Jury Report DELAND (LTD A Volu«in County grand jury is *'vperUst to turn in a report by Friday night on its investi­ gation of bolila operations in tbe nicn. Good Enough Sanford merchant* join a traditional *ale* jubilee celebrated in cities aero** the nation Friday when they partieipatc in the first Washington** I lift Inlay Sale. Traditionally, items are priced at ridicu­ lously low prices, almost mdralievable in many instances, hut the rule is that merchants must tell the absolute truth about tiny item. The numbers 22, for Feb. 22, the birth­ day of the first president often play a big part in the sales with many items selling for 22 cents others for S2.22 or £22.22. And the customer is the winner, for lie can find some fantastic bargains at a real bang-up, all-out Washington’* Itiilhduy Sale. Often, the items offered a t (lie ridiculous­ ly low stilt* price are of a limited number, lint o f those for which sto ck s are ample sales will continue through Saturday. Annfher firm nnder inve* ligation at Gainesvilto is Nova Builders. Inc., formerly of Sanford. Lewis said the principal*, of this company "disappeared" last November although one firm member. William Cletus Braden, wa* known to spend tlie nights at hi* home here until "about 45 days ago and we are still Dy­ ing to locate him." Brown reported he has the authority to issue a warrant in accordance with the local building code for tlie Nova Builder* officials for not ob­ taining building permits hut "it is hardly worthwhile since we do not know where they Ity United Press International WASHINGTON (UP!) — Rep. Ailnm Clayton Powell say* if nepotism and nightclubbing are good enough for senators, they're good enough for him. Fire On U.S. Shrimp Boat WASHINGTON (UIT) — orrtprs ol Ihe Chid Execu­ tive, also lirnl a strong President Kenned) today diplomatic protest lo the ordered U. S. Armed I'orr cs lo lake "all nrtrxxary ac­ Cuban government. II drmandnl a lull explanation tion" against an> repetition of Ihe Incident I rum thr re­ of Wednesday's Cuban .MIG gime of ridel Castro. attack on an unarmed American shrimp boat In tt ASHING TON (DPI I — (he Florida Ml ail*. The Stale Department, ailing on Two Cubnn-based MIG Jet Record Bonds TALLAHASSEE (CPI) — The Ih-vcloiimellt Commission reported Wednesday it hunillnl a tfecerd (89.1 million In revenue builds Inst year—in­ cluding $'26 million for new uidvei sily construction. Who’s To Query TALLAHASSEE (U l'll — An itwnnl winning lhi\nl County jxii !«*I **uo| tioliiy u <lirt of Imtiy food wun ofl**n tump i'ffrvtivi* Minn Itrt'itd utid water in rout ruling truuMc** unme primmer*. Big Question i APE CANAVERAL <CPI) — A Mimibnnnn "Instant ICII.M" was find successfully Wednesday night, lira Air Ton e niiuniinved. hut tin,, big question was unanswered MIAMI (LTD - A Coast today. tt lint type wus it? Guard culler dockrd here In day with two lifejacket* and Legislature 1st TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — oilier Item* from the missing Gov. Farris llryunt said to­ Marine Sulphur Queen hut day Ira probably won’t anthe fate of the 39 men who liolllire lus proposed tax pro­ sailed alxiard the tanker tn gram to lira public In-fore Indays ago wa* still unknown. addresses tin- opening session I t (j g ) Tom Troutman of of lira r.ni.'i legislature. DAVID Knoxville. Tcnn., commander Shot (i Times of the cutter, said hoard* NASHVILLE, Term. (LTD picked up with tin- lifejacket* bn l.mivln, n star attrac­ THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF 17 Mtop s Iriih had been in the water for at tion of the "Grand Ole Opry," were em teri today in lliv Mayfair nuctinn. w h s shot six times and seri­ least a week. Shown jiImivv i* City Worker Hugh Wynn put ously wounded hy his wife "Jlra stuff already had maAnyone seen this hoy? liiiK one tip a t Kllintt at Eighth. City Manni'er Wednesday night, police re­ I fine growth on it," Troutman ported today. W. E. Know It** rr>|mrlctl that limn now on Sec­ He is David Kcigoni, 15, ol said. He said he did not be­ ond and Eighth will Ira through *treel*. All R7NT Odessa Are,, Sepulveda, lieve the lifejackets bad been uveinie* running *<>uth and mirth will he through Calif. used. He sail! that anyone tdreet* and Fourth Street will lie a atop Mtreet. David lias been missing wearing them would have W inter Storm (Herald Photo) (runt Imuie since Felt. 0, been strapped in securely . ! when lie apparently crawled and the jackets were found Bu rics East l iiilerl Pres* I n t e r n a ti o n a l out Ins lied room window and | floating free A mid winter alorm buried ran away. New England under It indie* His grand mot her. Mr*. H of nnow and slammed temper­ (I. l.alin e, live* tn laingwood Terrorists ature* downward today from and she believes that David Texas lo the Great Uikrs may tie trying to get hack lo Beat Up Y an k .Student* were stranded on Florida. Her phone number I* CARACAS, V cn s r r i l e s thruway home from school TE 8 2737. (LTD— Anti-government ter­ Tbe Iray is five feet tlx In­ rorists Irani up one Anierieun in uji'late New York. Twen­ A re*o| ot ion adojitol Wed­ ouired e'luolly from both sides ches tall i«n<l weighs alraut here Tuesday night ami nd>- ty-five car* piled up in a 125 pound* He may be travel­ Irad another "for publicity single crash at Cotumlms, nesday night by tlie Town of tin- highway, lira Hall and ing with a schoolmate, a It* purposes," it was reported to- Ohio, lira cold air had read i­ Council of Altamonte Springs Pete Kelly's liar still would ed northern Texas and Misla- In Die way. year old who lilt home at day. recommend* to tlra County »i**ippi hy early today. Completed preliminary plans lira same time in his father's Polio- sail! the gang that Commission and State Road for Die town's new water sys­ I'.Mii automobile. set upon 3K-year-old security Ib-pl. tliut any rights of way tem ainl plant were presentMr*. LuBrcc asks that salesman Frank Sunder left through Die niuniripality for n l for council approval be­ Deadline A sked anyone having any knowledge him unconscious with a card of Keigans’ whercalraut* noti­ reading ‘'Yankee go home" GENEVA (UPO—Sen. Hu future widening of Lnngwood fore living taken next Tues­ Iran Humphrey (D-Minn.) Ave. (BR -127) Ira *ri|ulre)| day by engineer Harold lUdfy her by phone or at Box 50, pinned to his coat. said today an April deadline from tlra wret side of Die eliffe to Jacksonville for pre­ lit, l, Lnngwood. sentation to tbe Klntu Board should be ret for an agree­ road. Tlra resolution points out of Hiolth. After 8iey are SARC Meeting ment on a nuclear lest ban Flu Outbreak The Seminole Association treaty with the Soviet Union. that them arv only two build­ passed in Jacksonville the t nilrd Press liitrntaliona! for Retarded Children will Tlra Scnald majority whip, ing*. One of them Die Town plans will go to Atlanta for Tlra latest outbreak of in meet at lira Health Center at here a* an observer at the 17- Hall whit h would Ira involved government approval. fluenza and other respiratory French Ave. and Ninth SI. si nation disarmament confer­ on lira West side but tliut a 'lira town expects to he ailment* struck deep into the 7:30 p.m. today. At M p.rn. ence, said "if Ihere is no total of Hi parer-i* would hirvu aide to award bid contracts on Midwest today and residents they will bear Judge S. K. progress by April H will be to Ira brought to suit if the the new plant early in May of the West Coasl were warn­ Whitaker of Orlando. All in­ whistling in the dark to as­ right* of way a rt taken from with actual construction ed to tie ready fo rts siege terested person* arc invited sume the Sovirfk are serious the east aide. achululvd to g*>t underway to attend. of flu about an agreement.'* Kvx-n should right* Ira *c- sumtliras in Juua. Missing Boy Sought Here fighter plane* firod rocket* in lira vicinity of an American shrimp bout Wrdnciiday in lira Florida Straits sud were rhased off by U. S. Intercep­ tor plum's, the Defense De­ partment said today. The Irani ami its two crew­ men were not hit, Tlra an­ nouncement said merely that the MIGs filed rockets near tlra boat hut the Implication wits I lust the planes fired «l the shrimper. "Tin- MIG fighter* left lira area of the shrimp bout when contacted hy 1). S, aircraft ilisjiatcliol by the air defense roiinmiiiif iu southern Flor­ ida," tlie announcement said. Tlie Prntugou -aid tlie U. S. figliteis "witnessed some of tlra firing" of rocket* hut "H ide wn* no engagement Ira. tween tin- MIGs mid Die U. S. interceptors." It was understood that the depart uraiiL avoided s a y i n g that Du- boat was fired at only because, since it wits not bit, tills would be diffieult to prove in mi inlet national for­ um. Askeil xxlint "Iu lira area" meant, u spokesman said tlra filing* were "dura’’ Iu tbe Irani. The bout was identified a t tlie *blimp Irani Ala, uperut- Council To Let Bids For C la y The City Council of Longworal will meet at 8 pm . Iu day to consider lads on pro­ viding the lowtl will* 5uu >ard» of d a ) , more or less, lo he delivered ax needed. Also up lor discussion will lie piogrrs* roporla on repair­ ing municipal road* including (lie Long* onrl-.Markham lid. The meeting will Ira held in lira Iam gwraid City Hall. CENTRAL lug out of Fort Myera, F la , owned by tlra Seafood Packing Co, Tlra two men aboard were identified ns Palis Jackson and Benjamin Washington. Ilv* U.S. interceptor plane* were identified a* F4H jet* from Murine Corps Fighter Squadron f>13, operating out of Ihe Boca Chico air station nl Key West. Tlie Defense Department de­ clined to specula to on whether Ilia MiG’s were piloted by Russian* or Cuban*. It is known that Cubans al­ so have been flying MIGs for some time. Aged Legislation Urged By JFK WASHINGTON (UPO — President Kennedy today askcd Congress for sweeping legislation to help the aged. Hi* 3d-poist program for Dio country's 17.5 million "sen­ ior citizen*” featured an ex­ panded version of medical care. Administration officials pul a price tag of nearly $10 bil­ lion on Die over all program for it* first five years. To pay for hospital Insur­ ance for virtually all Amer­ ican* over lira age of fiS, Ken­ nedy a*kcd that Social Secur­ ity rmitritmiion* hy both em ­ ployers anil employes tic in­ creased one quarter of ono prr cent. He also requested that tho annual earnings base from which Social Security laxes are collected tie raised to $5,?u0 from the present 0 ,800. lira medical plan would start Jan. I, 1905. and require an exlrs $13 contribution yearly Irom both employe and amplojer. F L O R ID A Altamonte Council Sets Road Resolution HEADQUARTERS OFFERING O IU CUSTOMERS — • Free Tire Inapection * Expert Wheel Alignment • Enay Time I'uymrnta We Sprcinli/.e In Tire* For ForeiRn Cara Take Atlvuulage Of 33 Venn* Experience McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED 405 W. First St. I>h. FA 2-0651 WE GIVE PLAII) STAMPS - TI �4i j f £ 4 Pnjrc 2 — Feb. 21, IMS PTO Committee Gartba Club fAee&s !n Casselberry Legion Meeting Held In Casselberry Named In Oviedo Tiic landscaping ffh f i.iS # a n fn rh Wrralli American Legion Memorial Poll 250 Of C.« e|herry ami the newly organized Auxili­ ary Memorial Unit 250 held a Joint meeting last Friday at 4 p.m. in the Women's Club Building on Overbrook Dr. Poit Commander H a r o l d Krydcr conducted the Legion meeting and preientcd a cer­ tificate of service to Leonard Casselberry, immediate past commander. Dignltarica vlilting Uie Toil were Bob Williams, depart­ ment vice commander Ken­ neth Moyer, sixth district commander and Nick Danesky, district vice commander. Larry Maplcsden reported .« / on the Legion Oratorical Con­ test sponsored by the Tost at Lyman High School. The win ncr, Miss Aim O'Dunncll, will compete in the district con­ tests to he held in Mt. Dora next month. The Post plans to publish a magazine with Maptesden as editor. Appointed to serve on the magazine committee were Miller Evans. Clarence Doebencr, William E l d e r Jr., James Meyer* and Krydcr. The meeting then was turn­ ed over to the ladies for the initiation of new members and installation of officers which were conducted by Mrs. Hubert Williams, sixth district president She was assDD'd by Mrs. Florence Byrnes, district sergeant at arms; Mrs. Kenneth Moyer, district secretary and Mrs. Nick Dancsky, district chap­ lain. Installed as officers were Mrs. Harold Kryder, presi­ dent; Mrs. Richard Grindlc, treasurer; Mrs. Kenneth Walbridge, secretary; Mrs. Leon* ord Casselberry, historian, and Mrs. Wilbur Morey, chap­ lain. Mrs. Krydcr assisted with the initiation ceremony and Mr*. I.tillin' Myndcrso served as pianist. Two Sections, 15 Tables, Play Bridge 8 i i i Cl I i Tho Dellary D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club formed Iwn aretioiM playing t.*> table* at tills week’s Tuesday alternoon meeting In the Community Center. Winners in section one, dir­ ected by Howard Middleton, were NS, fln t, Mrs. Ituth Blstt and Phil DeBerard; second, Middleton and George Dickie; third, Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs. [{. W. Ack­ erman. EW, first, Mrs. Louise Mid­ dle tun and Mrs. Arthur Willgoose; second, Mrs. Frank Mattieaon and William Luti; third, Mra. Charlotte Nortturner and Mrs, Dorothy Perry, Winners in section two, dir­ ected by Miss Ethel John* son, ware NS, first, F. E. Benton and Norman Meyer; second, Mrs. D. F. Scudder end Mrs. C. R. Andrews; third, Mrs. Edwin Wachler end Mrs. Doyle Driver. EW, first, Mrs, Minnie Heilman and F. R. FroehHch and tied for second, Mrs. X. 0 . Flook and Loris Weeks with Mrs. C. W. Hart and Mrs. Sybil Routh. Thera w e n 47 atudenta In attendance for tho Tuoaduy morning bridge lesson taught by Mrs, David Nivcr. No lesson is scheduled for next Tuesday (Shrove Tuesday) however they will be resum­ ed the following two weeks when Mrs. Nlver will teach lessons on play of the hand. All interested persons sro Invited to attend. AUXILIARY OFFICERS for Ciumelbefry American Legion Memorial Font 2fiF> were iiiHtislIeci hint Friday nijiht by Mra. Robert William*, alxth district president, necond from left, who presented the navel to Mr*. Har­ old Kryder, president. Other officers are, left, Mrs. Kenneth Walbrldge, Kocrctary and at right of Mrs. Kryder, Mrs, Richard Grlndle, treasurer and Mrs. Leonard CuHHelburry, historian. (Herald Photo) Chuluota Garden Club Film No Contempt Features Local Area Scenes Against Jury Members of Chuluota's His and Her Garden Club were sliuwn Dio extensive film col­ lection of Mr. and Mrs. Geor­ ge T. Haig who were host* for the February meeting of die group at liiclr home on Third 81. . Included were beautiful view* of outstanding ganiens, close-up* of flowers in Flor­ ida, Michigan, the Smokies, California and other stale* ■mi shots taken in Yellowalone Park. TIES THAT BIND Belli are a too often-over­ Colorful garden* urnund looked costume accessary. In­ I,ukr Ekia and other Orlando locations, shots of local aza­ vestigate Ihetr possibilities. lea*, flame vine* and shrub* and trees, brought out the wide variety of material available In tills part of the stale. In contrast, finul film* were tto*e of snow scene* in Michigan. Russell J. Hammond re ­ See Us For KODAK ported on Hie first lecture of CAMERAS, Film and tto Orange County Lawn and Finishing Garden School given by L. S. McLarry of Greenway Nur­ sery mi shrubs ami tree*. The CAMERA HIIOP report stressed importance of 210 S. PARK AYE. proper planting, ground pre- Wieboldt's Great SavinffH on Rasy Terms M ATH ER of Sanford • only — L IV IN G RO O M O U T FIT In Warm flruwn L'lihoUlrry Fabric • lunge H iii *buck hols-II.-d • • Winghark Chair with Otluuisu 3 Genuine* Maple Table* — 1 ( ocklail and Ktrp-Eiid Table* • > Maple Table Lamp* RASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY M G H IS MATHER By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Garden Club met Monday afternoon at (he Womn'a Club Building In Casselberry. Guest speak­ er was Mrs. Arthur Lambert of UeUary who was introduc­ ed by the vice president, Mr*. Ralph Newcomer. A member of tbs- Palm Circle of the Sanford Garden Club, Mr*. Lambert spoke on the many trees for shade in bloom tn Florida, both the wood* ami garden varieties. She shared with the group her personal experiences in growing many of the more than 3o0 types of trees found in the state and included many charming reminiscences of her girlhood in Georgia and a few spicy comments on liiv sex life of Die Uratilian *1 * A 4 Vegetable Market FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE i Mrs. H. T. Crittenden an Pepper. dull president, Mrs. E- nouncod that the P. Richards, presided during ,,une ,jy lbe c)ub thp Ca) the business meeting- anil sol berry Post Office us pan Miss Ella Cummings was in of the beautification project charge of the devotional. Mrs. Walter Krohnc, horti­ has been completed with tie culture chairman, gave a addition, of two tail ever­ talk on her experiences with greens. hydroponic gardening. Mrs. Mrs. Clark McCoy reportF. Hubcrger gave a brief cd on the field trip taken by report on 'T un with Bird*, j j , members of the club on Feb. II io Vinson'* Green House In Zellvvood where they 0 enjoyed seeing Ute orchids ami African Violet*. Their visit was followed by lunch at a Mt. Dora restaurant. A committee consisting of Mrs. Millon Tinsley, chair­ man, Mrs. Ralph .Newcomer, and .Mrs. Clyde Kcrce is mak­ ing plan* for a flower exhibit lo lie sponsored by the Huh at tiie l/mgwood Stopping Center on the first weekend Jn April. New members who have Joined the Club are Miss Eli­ zabeth Ahlmtt and Mrs. F. F. Attow of Longwood, Mrs. William Tilford and Mrs. A. Peel of Ctssclbcrry and Mrs. Milton Tins ley of Altamonte Springs. Mrs U. R. Ryan, president and Mrs. Robert Guthrie ol the North Orlando Garden Club were special guest* at the meeting. ill New York t o d a y , Other visitors Included Mrs price* of me*l Florida vege­ A. M. Cobb of Maple Heights. table* were steady to slightly Ohio; Mrs. Sarah Gloss of lower ill rather dull trading. Florence, Pa. and Mrs. Anna •GUEST SPEAKER for Mondays meet inn of the South Seminole Garden Guidance ranged 3.30-1.1)0 with Luthy of Dr<mx, X. Y. Club was Mra. A rthur Lambert of DeHary, center. With ber are Mrs. one murk of medium to Urge Refreshments were served Kulph Newcomer, left, vice president uf the club and Mr*. Elton P. Rich* site at 4.50. A frw m l type before Ihe meeting by tho t i unis, right, president. (Herald Photo) brought 3.75 and savoy was hostess, Miss Emily Evan*. 2.60 - 3.60, mostly 2.60-3.00. Mrs. H. T. Crittenden and Celery sold for 4.00-4.50 for 'J Mr*. OIL Lee. to 4 dozen size, with u few The next meeting of tho 2 dozen a* low la 3.76. Chi­ club is scheduled for March nese cabbage was 2.60-3.00, 18 at the Sanlando Trailer mostly 2.76 per crate, endive Park Club House In Longwas 2.00-2.60,''mostly 2.00-2.25 wood. Mra. Virgil Curry will and carnrule ranged from 1.76speak on flower arrangements. 2.50, mostly 2.00. Big Boston George W. Jenkins, presi­ II) Mona Grin stead asked to stop by and ice the lettuce prices were about undent of Publtx Super Mar­ Soil care and vcgctublc garden. changed at 3.00-3.60 per crate kets, Inc., ha* announced gardening were topic* of a Plans were made for a of 24 head*, hut rnmnine was slightly lower at 2i60-3.26. .Mrs. Lucille McCord, cashier program presented by Soil door-to-door Village Rake Sale Bushel luisketa of mustard at tho Publtx Super .Market Conservationist Carl Lind lor to he sponsored by lbe club By Jane Casselberry green* were 2.00-2.26, and located at Sebring, Fla., a* (he North Orlando Garden on March 2 beginning at la Cub Scout Pack 540 uf Cas­ turnip tops 1.76-2.26, mostly Ca*lilcr-of-the-Ycar for 1903. Club at last week's meeting a.m. with Mrs. Leonard Stew­ selberry will hold its annual Mrs. McCord wa* chosen u* held at Hie home of Mrs, Carl art to serve as chairman. 2.00. Hunched cnllard* in cab­ Hlue and Gold Banquet for .Mrs. Richard S t u d d e n . Cubs and their families in the Company Winner over 8i> Hyatt in the Ranches. bage crate* sold fur 3.00-3.60 The speaker entertained as chairman of a committee ap­ llie Smith Seminole Elcmei*uud turnips ill celery m iles other top cashiers from Publix store* throughout the well as informed members of pointed last month to Inves­ tary School cafeteria at ff were .1.00 3.60. Crate* of 5 ft the club with stories of his tigate the feasibility of the p. in. this Saturday. dozen bunches of curly pars- slate. North Orlgndo Club affiliating Mr*. McCord will now he childhood in Germany while The banquet will be a cover­ ley were 3.00-3.60, with suiuu with the South Seminole Gar­ ed dith affair. Those attend­ fair quality ill celery crates entered in Ihe International giving hi* talk. den Club a* a Circle, reported ing arc asked to provide their phase of the conic*!. It was announced that Mr. a* low u* 2.50. Radishes acid • • * and Mr*. W. W. Arhord o( 18b that the eunumtlee recom­ own table service. for 76 cent* to 1.00, mostly' The beauties of Central Lombardy Rd. were Febru­ mended the club remain in its 1.00 per basket of 30 - (1 oz. Florida have cnliced another ary Garden of the Month win­ present status. Other mem­ film hags. citizen away from the Inclem­ ners and club members were ber* of Ihe committee were In Central Florldu Tuesduy, Mra. Donald Nall and Mrs. ent wralhcr of New England offering* of cabbage were Rill Harris. Marie Pemberton, beautician, light, demand wa* good, and The recommendation wa* formerly associated with Jos­ Die m aikct was firm. Crate* accepted by the club. eph Allen's, one of Itoston'* Brand of iniall to medium size sold foremnsl beauty salnns, h»» The meeting was conducted for 2.76, uud 6u lb. sack* 670 x 15 by Mrs. Bill Ryan, president, decided to make Sanford her 10.-15 pi un tax ranged from 2.00-2.60 accord­ permanent home. with the devotion* given byFEBRUARY lu No Exchange ing to size and quality. Celery Mr*. Stewart. Coffee, punyli Miss Pemberton i» the *i»i Admission* price* were 2.76 for 2 dozen ter of Chief and Mrs. C. C. CAVANAUGH and cake were served by the size and larger, 3.00 fur 2 la Pemberton of SNAS, ami lie- E l o l s c Lambert, DeLand; hostess and Mrs. Rill Harris, TIRE SERVICE 1111 8. Frenrh Ava. to 3 dozen and ranged as came familiar with Sanford Max Froelfch, DeLand; Edy- cu hostess. Decoration* were FA 2-2263 high n* 3.50 for sniuller sizes. through visits with Iter tiro- the M. Ware, Catherine Ann in the Valentine theme. Covington, Victoria O'Day, Endive was 1.26-1.60 per crate liter’s lutttily over the past 1 Sharon Sharp of Sanford. and rarurnlu wa* 1.00-1.26. four years. Births .4 Hunched ndlarda and turnip* A graduate beautician with were 1.75 per dozen hunches, over »even years experience. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. O'­ and bushel basket* of mustard Miss Pemberton is now asro- Day of Sanford, a hoy Discharges green* were 1.60-1.76, mostly ciatcd with the Cut 'n Curl Carrie Jackson, Lake Mon­ 1.60 and turnip green* were llrauty Salon at 318 Palmetto roe; Anna Quinn, DcRary; 1.25-1.60. Rig Huston lettuce Avenue. Irma Uiibcc, Titusville; Mr* was 2-60-3.00 per crate of g | Donald K. Dorman and baby.1 heads, ami roinalne typo was Mildred Gilbert, Mr*. Mar­ GRANDMA KNEW 1.76-2VOO, Pursely brought 2,00 •Nylon caps, frilly or other­ vin Wallace and baby, Myrtle a crate, green onion* 1.00 a dozen ami radishes 05-76 cents wise, hide a multitude of curl­ Allen, Jam es Platt, lad,mil s i 4 Brown Jr. of Sanford. |K>r basket. Shipments from er* at bedtime. By Linda Smithson The Oviedo Parent-Teach­ Members initiated w e r e er Organiiallun elected a Mrs. Clarence Doebencr. M rs.! nominating committee at last Thursday night’s meeting of Hen Evans, .Mrs, C. K. Fish- | the group zn the school audi­ er, Mrs. Richard Druidic, torium. Named were Ben Jones, Mra. Turn Hucstnn, Mra. Kenneth Walbridge, Mrs Rut- chairman and .Mrs. Marion sell Corwin and Mrs. la n ia rd Voigt and Mr*. Mary Scott. Their recommendations for a Casselberry. The newly installed presi­ new slate of officers will be dent presented Mrs. Williami presented at the PTU's next with a lovely aluminum tray, meeting in April, the last of product of her handiwork the school year. An engraved silver plate which was appropriately In­ was presented to L. E. Jo r­ scribed for the. occasion. Refreshments of doughnuts dan who recently retired af­ and coffee were served fol­ ter serving 27 years on the County Scliool lowing the meeting by the Seminole hostesses, Mrs. Hurston and Board. The program for Hie even­ .Mrs. Hen Evans, ing was presented by Fritz Dale, president of Project Alert, who gave an informa­ tive talk on Communism in Hie United States. The room count prize of 13 was won by Mr*. Louise Gore'* fourth grade. It-'lre-liihcnU were served at the close of thr meeting liy third grade mothers. of Sanford Sanford'* Only Air Condi tinned Furniture Store 203-09 E. Jnl ST. FA 2-0983 paratlon and care. An otilllno was presented for the Chuluota Club’s 1903 project of planting garden* In enhance the natural beaty of Chuluota. The main en­ trance to the area from SR CIO was choren a i a begin­ ning and an "on the apot" meeting was called to dis­ cuss details. George R. Boulden. appoint­ ed to investigate problems which might arrive befure Die program could gel under­ way, reported his findings. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carl­ son uf Seventh St. at 7:30 p. in. on Monday, March 4. TALLAHASSEE (U P l)-T h e Supremo Court upheld today a ruling by the District Court of Appeals that an Okaloosa County Grand Jury was not in contempt when It recom­ mended that attorneys re ­ frain from practicing before relatives on the brnch. Okaloosa Circuit J u d g e Charles A. Wade held a grand Jury in contempt and struck from its report the Jury'* rec­ ommendation. Judge Wade is a nephew of Attorney Purl G. Adams, whn had cases pend­ ing In circuit court. The case was appealed to thu district court, which ruled that there was nothing con­ temptuous in the report. ‘Quiet* Marks Glenn Flight Anniversary British Shift Air Defenses CAPE CANAVERAL MIPII One year ago Wednesday, a ■lender Marine named John llerscliel Glenn Jr. rode a rocket into space on tho must famous trip ever taken by an American Tlie first anniversary of the aeration passed virtually tin- noticed. LONDON (DPI) — Britain’s defense budget for 1DG3-64, the biggest In peacetime, dis­ closed today a shilling em ­ phasis from air-power to Po­ laris missile submarines des­ tined lu In- this nation's liiuin nuclear deterrent in coming year*. The govemmenr* annual dclellM’ "white paper" pre­ sented to Parliament estim at­ ed ll* exiiendiiures for Hiu 1903 fiscal year at IJBT.Tuu,- It was a quiet — u very quiet—day at Cape Canaver­ al. There were no special oh. scrvances or parties or other events to mark the signifi­ cance of Hie day . Even John Glen was into* - lug. lie was hundred* of miles away, in Houston, Tex., help mg the U. S. Project Mercury team get ready for a manned spaceflight that will far out­ strip hi* own voyage. an Increase of tiu.m million pounds ($320 392 million I over Iasi year'* budget and llm biggest since World War 11. Urituin i* the Western world's second biggest spend­ er on defense, ranking behind till' Untied Stole*. Any Jacket nr sweater with an attached hood needs to lie laundered often—because any­ thing worn so close to the face must be scrupulously clean. Hr cause skin | Hires niu*t he allowed lo breathe, m akeup mint be washed o(f with soap anil water during the day a* well a* at bedtime! IMKJ pound* I gs.143,liW.IWO) — FERTILIZER SATURDAY, FEU. Pack 540 Sets Annual Banquet Hospital Notes SALE 23rd Wheeler J(’ li-fi-8 23'.,' Organic $0.00 per 1(10 Urn., Delivered To Your Door Phone Order* living Taken NOW! Cull FA 2-5161 — 9 n.nt. to 3 p.m. PROCEEDS T o ----- Jaycee*8 Community Projects TI G. Washington Florida Tuesday Included; celery, rail ID, truck 21; cab­ bage, rail 2, truck II; «»rare!*, tall none, truck 0; let­ tuce, rail none, truck 3 and radishes, rail none, truck 4. Q Knew the value of a DOLLAR B THAT E X T R A BATH INSURES NO W AITING,, WITHOUT IT THINGS GET IR R IT A T IN G , i LAWN SERVICE m Now is (he time to have your £ # teat tiv nh iiu i » ( ELIMINATE That Morn. Jam! We H a n d le Every th in g JAYCEKS North Orlando Garden Club Hears Talk On Gardening Business Briefs • MATERIALS • LAHOU • FINANCING • IN ONE PACKAGE CALL TODAY FOR Free Estimate V ic t o t B . VINERY LAWN AERATED REMOVE ALL DEAD GRASS Complete Landscaping Serv. SO . ... dun t let the legend uf throwing a dollar arrwM the Polomuc f«»ol you . . . . George wait u wealthy man and never made it a practice of throwing money a w a y . tin ii ST 4 c CHINCH BUG CONTROL MANSFIELD SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL MNK LAW N SERVICE LICENSED * BONDED RHONE FA 2-1211 ■MSU U U �Annual Heart Drive Set Sunday Hundreds of local women Kill call upon homes in the area Sunday in the annual Heart Sunday Fund Drive, Mrs. Lewis D. Tniiinv, chair­ man. announced today. A coliee was held recently at Mrs. Tam ny'i home to put the linal touches on plans by Hie 30 area captains who will direct workers’ assignments in their locality. Headquarters (or the cap­ tains will he at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital, where Heart Council Treasurer. Howard Hodges, will direct the tabu­ lating of the results. “ Due to the press of per­ sonal business, some of our workers will be making their culls on Saturday or at other times during the weekend," said Mrs. Tamny, "hut the main drive is scheduled for Sunday alternoon." Sunday night, the Skate City Heart Fund Show will begin at 7 p m. and one of five young girl candidates will be crowned Queen ol Hearts. March 3, Mclodec Skate Kink will present their Heart Fund Show, and one of Sem­ inole High School's young queen candidates will win the Queen of Hearts crown. Area Captains for the Heart Sunday dri\c arc as follows: Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom. Mrs. F. E. Rountlllat Sr., Mrs. F. L. Dampier, Mrs. l-eroy Denton, Mrs. Warren WARL_, NEW LIFE MEETING GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Knowles, Mrs. Robert Wyclie,' Robert Trout, Mrs. Charles! Also Mrs. Charles Gormlcy, Mrs. Edward Fritsch J r . , : Register, Mrs. Carl Chorpcn- Mrs. Phillip Monroe, Mrs. Mrs. X. E. Leach, Mrs. Wd- ing Sr., Mrs. S. I.. Wiggins, Stuart Stetson, Mrs. M. K. Ham Thomas; I Mrs. .Norris Jordan. Mr. and ■ Raker, Mrs. Clarence SnyAlsoMrs. George Mills, I Mrs. C. F. Lind, Mrs. H arris! drr, Mrs. Marie Cate and Mrs. Ann lloolehan, Mrs. j Folds | Mrs. John Johnson. ON ORA GUEST PREACHED: REV. 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FREE 2 9 9 Includes Ballery blmUr. -i-\\ # * S eparate $' 2 4 "Charge It" M JS-.54- iIm O H ook Ra ck h a t d o i a n t a t u t a t . . . h a n d , a d s of a r r a n g a m o n tt ol rolurs. n>- Frances Wester Dolores Ruth Kirsch, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Goble of Lake Mary, was name Sweetheart of the Phi , Mu Lambda fraternity at Daytona Death Junior Col­ lege. This was announced at the •'Semester flcster'* dance held at the college, when she was presented with a charm brace.ct and sweetheart cor­ sage. Another attraction at the •‘Semester Rester" was the frowning of “ Miss DBJC", when Delores crowned Miss Marion Caldwell as the college Miss of the year. Dolores is a sophomore at Lite college and is a member of the Alpha Delta Beta sor­ rily. She was also one of the finalists in the recent Ilolly Hill Playa Contest held in Daytona. irdial welcome In 'hi to you from lolerchanlH and civic tizalionn LANTERN Complete with 6-VOLT EVEREADY BATTERY lli-a ty Just Say: PEGBOARDS With Hook Amortmentt Power-Beam C a r F lo or M a t Set MISS DOLORES KIRSCIi Ity Mrs. Adiim Muller Plans f.*r the annual Rt. Patrick's Day Dance to he sponsored by the DcBary Volunteer Fire Assn, were made ut lust Thursday’s meet­ ing of the firemen In the Rerrentiun Hull at the l-'iro Sta­ tion. The dance will be held from ft p.m. until 1 a.tn. on March 1(1 at the Recreation Hall. Music will be by Frank Ynhots Band. Eutly reservations are requested. AVK. 7 : 3 0 I*. M. YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT FIRESTONE! 3 l;r £aiifuri> lirralii Fell. 21, 1903 — Pape 3 Firemen Plan A n n u a l D ance It It. NT WOODLAND SI N. THRU T ill RS. Thursday. Friday & Saturday NYLONAIRES NOW A T LOW. LOW PRICES El try urui Eutslonr lire is O U A R A N T IIO I , A r«m »t iWferU m an rk m an s h ip an d n u 'r r t s l t for (ho l i l t (•< Ih s ttfiairvtl Irr^il f Again*! ito m itl m*«l h t i t r r l i l t i r v |i l r^ H if a l I t (MMKlufrtl m *iM u.lrtr I in r v tr y i h y ( s u w i |« r r a r u « lor Hit n u m l« f o l n o ttllia k |« rtw*J llrt>l«irt'ieftl» pct.talr-l uft lr»a<| • M f aivi h tte d INI lt*l p n e t t c u rren t ol Urns o l • J jm lriM il PLENTY TUBELESS Blockwoll 6.70-19 or 7.90-14 OF FREE PARKING 11 W H IT E W A L L S ■ e.70-i5 O N L Y •2 M O R E | Tube-type, Blackwall ♦Plus tax and trade-in tire off your car Firestone FIRST ST. & FRENCH AVE. SANFORD Lvt , a *^V ri.'VHbB ...W H E R E Y O U R D O L L A R S B U Y PH. FA 2-0214 M O R E �<1 Citizens Beware! Deni Locally! Thnt'a a must now. Many of our local citizens arc bciiijr abused by out-of-town repair men tlsi»K gimmicks and these un­ fortunate home owners nrc being forced to sign away the mortgage of their homes and are being fleeced by these "fly-hy-nighters.” We strongly urge all homeowners to "not be taken in by repair men Dr. C ra n e ’s T A M IN G O F THE S H R E W ? Worry Clinic and to deal s tric tly w ith local and re ­ liable firm s. W atch out fo r people kn o ck in g on doors a sk in g you if th e y ean r e p a ir y o u r roof o r door at an unu su ally low cost . . . I to n o t sig n a n y tilin g unless i t is c arefu lly checked. Check th e p e rso n 's license or. b e tte r y e t crtll th e c ity m a n a g e r's o f­ fice or. police d e p a rtm e n t. You will b e n e fit in th e long run. /v CASK O-Htt: J* <-i J.. a ire*! w } ‘ t a x CUT PRflPOSfU TO RAISE . t » S j *W i® Letters To The Editor 4 would tie 2.V; less prison population Ilian there present­ ly is. Tun, all of us need remem­ ber thiil no Judge, worthy of the title, ran allow the con­ sciences of oilier* to substi­ tute for Ids own. Neither l* a Judge In very good position to defend himself, even when hr feels justlfed in do­ ing so. It i* because of my familiarity with this parti­ cular Judical tenet that I feci Impelled to write you. While I do not know these thought* are expressive of the views of our juvenile Judge, they are some which have coursed their way through my mind as I have dealt with children Ju*t a lillle over the magic age of sixteen. Any Judge l* aware that no human being is so thoroughly endowed with wisdom that be Is ineapable of erring. Any judge must lake the case as lie finds it, view the offender as an Individual soul, loved as much by Our Creat­ or as any of his other child­ WASHINGTON - (NEA) — —tiniest the Clay rommlttee I cut off from Haiti because of ren, and then take such ac­ A number of radical foreign comes up with some surpris­ lack of cooperation from t'restion a* be deems licst suited ident Francois Duvalicr'i dic­ lo remind the offender he aid |Kilicy I’liungus arc ex­ es In Hial line. Among pni|xisals that have tatorship. slaiuld not again perform like pected when t'riThlrnl Kenneily’s permanent Goinmilter been pul to Hie Clay commit­ No such aclion lias hern act*. All this hog-wash about the to Strengthen Hie Security of tee for consideration Is one takrn against a big country rights of adults to bail leaves the Free World turns in Its that the fundamental purpose je t. AH) officials were greatly me cold. No person lias a recommendations a b o u t of all foreign aid programs should be to make the receiv­ encouraged by the recent right to tiail who has pleaded March I. Tills blue ribbon t’anel nf ing countries srlf-*up|xirting Gallup | kiII showing :m jmt guilty to an offense, whether rent nf the people approved he In- ten or a hundred years nine big business executives, as fast as possible. Several countries like Na- lorrign sill, as compared In 5) old. Neither doe* tho Juven­ former top governmental offl ile Court Art make any pro­ rials, university professors Imnalixl China, Israel and t>er cent in a |»ll five year* amt AFK - FHl F res idem Greece have for several ago. vision for bail. One of (he principal prob­ After all ibis unwarranted tieorge Mrany will bold it* year* been considered ready criticism, It will take a big second live-day meeting in for a>Tndup of l,’. S. econom­ lem* of the Clay committee man not to send some kids Washington beginning Feb 21 ic aid, Nolsuly has had the 11 to improve the public image or foreign aid if It is to 1lie Industrial School for to write Its first rr|*ort. Chair- gills to tin it. Ollier countries like IJliyn found essential to the national llo) s. I hcllevo you will find {man of Hie group is Gen. l.uand Thailand are sized up a* security. ltd* Juvenile Judge n lug man. etus l>. d a y . Very truly yours, Preliminary drafts now be having Hu* resources to beVoile A. William 1 Jr., lug clrmlaled for comment mine self sufficient In a short liom Kennedy administration time. The solnlimi offered for Dear Editor: lender* concerned with for­ such countries is lo work 0111 With this final general eign policy show much origi three to five year programs Hy Hat Cochran mailing of Hie HM3 Florida mil thinking. The committee to put them 011 their (eel, then A Judge says mme uttention Slate Fair, we want to hank lias asked Agency for Inicr cut off the nut and let them should he paid to educating you for your most generous national Development—AID— go it alone. Such a poliry would in pedestrians. They should lie help during tlm last three to justify its program* in months. every country and all it* many eases rcqmro much in taught lint to trust any driv­ ternal political and economic ers. Your wonderful (XHiperatmn present policies. has contributed Immeasur­ Ilovv much Hie Clay Com­ reform In the receiving coun­ Why iloe* marriage have ably In our Mth annual ex­ m i t t e o finding* influence tries. The trouble is that too position. More than 400 com- Kennedy will lie shown when many developing countries lo stop a man from being ■ muniral Ions media j* riu i- his annual foreign aid mess­ allow no lnellnalmn to change. flatterer? OlIR BOARDING HOUSE pated in its coverage. age goes to Cungrcn* in mnl- The question then becomes Jterause of a shortage, a On behalf of the fair a**o- March. wlie(tier to give any aid al all L 6 A U .M R. liR ID fie W A l L H , IV U AM AfIFii U O W W E W f H t elation president. Carl D cleaning establishment Is ask­ 10 governments sliowlng no Ills hiidgrt message rails t w en t Many vpaho laboring FOLLOWING SIMILAR LINEG llroreln; its directors, it« for foreign «id expenditures progress. ing cust.inters to rrtuni om My eiAsoLiue. piu g , major o r RESEARCH/ PERHAPS — 8ETWCC-M M'f OTHER * vouve iieawu or aw Plans management, M. K. Twcdoil of $3.75 billion for next y e a r- The Kennedy adminlitra clothes hangers. The kid* |NdC- tiTlOlG, OF COOROEFTilr tt and Gene Sidwvll; and our 1100 million less than I* esti­ lion has bail the rourage to won't mind. FO R A GOLAR-POVJERfcD I t roUNDTHeKBY GUDDfNLY/ AlW-CONDtTiOal'MG VtutfaM j news staff, Don Johnson and mated for this year. Hut new rut off i^id to Ceylon hccuuvr |WMeK.AlH /VNL) Z.UN AHI.-tUD LIGHT ENO UG H TO B E Mrs. Tecnn Moore, please lie old igathm a I authority of $4 d 11 did not arrange compensa­ A hook lists famous triul* touk-ctr. or erlroV/ from C O N C E A L E D Hi M E N ^ assured ol our warm amt billion 1* asked, compared tion for seizure and national­ of the past CO year*, and THEM ON, ITWAGfilMPLV A 3ACKLTL. ? MATTER.O'CAHtUONti -j OIAR genuine appreciation All of with $.10 billum appropriated ization of American owned doesn't mention that little ^vjkNERoV itl P ill fo rmiff * ns have rnj>*)rd working with by Hie last Congress. And Hie properties, Al.vn. aid has been kid next door. f you, amt would tie happy lo new total is too much for have any commenls, sugges­ many congressmen. If you want to have stand­ No Weapons tions or criticisms you would Congressional hearing* on ing in your own community, CHICAGO ( I ll'll — The care to make. n e x t year's appropriations gel on a Crowded bus. Cordially and gratefully will begin alsiut April 1 with editor of the Miami, Fla., News, who broke tin* Cohan Hill Abbott new AH) Administrator David missile base story two weeks Information Director E. Hell as principal witness in before President Kennedy ac­ Florida Stale Fair the lail seal. knowledged their existence, He has already begun ra il­ said lust night liters* is "no ing on key congressmen, aft ovidenc* of nueleur weapon* [c ^ % S C u b a M ilita ry cr a quick trip sruund the in Cuba today." world to visit some of III* 5 *' Action Stressed principal problem countries. AltT UltOWN WASHINGTON (FIT) — Hell has some Ideas of Ills fcTo. BOT _ j l 0 A NICK A former pie-idclil of the own on how the Alt) pro I'KST •«*» i D C r t.M A O O R s x*-»• Culion Senate told eongrea- grams should be run Hut lie Termite* ACONTHOI. Other Pe.la slonal Invest ign t**r» t o d a y docs nol plan a complete re­ 2fill I PAItK Dll. that only military action led organization — which every SANFORD by tin* United Stales “Can lib­ other administrator lias made! .'i22.K.S(i.-, erate Cuba and rcstoie peace to the hemisphere." r Pago * .Sanfonl, F lo rid a February 2 K I®08 Dr. Manuel di-Vnrona said f'u Inin frrediint figlder* on I N S T A L I L 1 u it.ii:it %. liir.i.iau H I IIO II .SMI P I 111. 1*11111 the Island ami in other coun­ l:nvv s u n n. w iii*vvill'll u ;ia ili;ls O U R O W N Ail*vrtlMlnic I'll*'. I«>r aluoaaiiia IMttur tries "await the r.-sential mil­ J v m i : i.. M i n i : * ! S H I . i i J l l i l XVi:l.l.* itary siip|Hiit to defeat the a n d s a v e ! J ^ < i iiunlr i 'Ui.ii llu.lo* .. Sluoau* e I LI III.IS ISHMI.II * n i i i i .i : v j u n k s commies. k . n«..IIU>l ,MalU(ir Hi'ilrlv Uilltur I M S XI* Vlll. 1 ll l .IX I l HOT II 11,01XIIOT IIS VI I n ip r n v r t h e a p p r a i s n c e 1 <..turn i;<iu<>r • U i u l a l l o u Xlu o agtr of ) i iu r ground* suit give i ' l l i :is vv 1 : 1.1 * COMPLETE y o u r b a c k y a rd play a r e a o r Mi. tXinlr.il pupt. Editor Tim Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. Iiear Sir: The pnrlratt you have paint­ ed for the part several day* of our Juvenile judge hard­ ly doe* credit to good Journal­ ism, Um juvenile court act or the ultimate welfare of cur young people. Two years aao, it was at his request ami that of the Sheriff that I prohibited the detention of youngster* in the o il count} jail. 11 was through his efforts, combined with that of otlter Interested citi­ zens and a co-operative coun­ ty commission that a separ­ ate county commission Dial a separate wing for the deten­ tion of juveniles was con­ structed as part of the new jail. Admittedly, a separate detention home for juveniles would tie preferable—hut *o would a new county home, adequate roads, drainage, ad infinitum. It Is very easy to pillory any public official, ami, ol a truth, II is to tlm best in­ terest of the republic that it always he so, hut one must. In fairness, look at any cri­ ticism in proper perspective. In 1031, us a legislator, It was my privilege to co-spon* a or the Juvenile Court Act. Just uluiul every state-wide women'* organization, the Florida liar, and several men's civic clubs were the moving forces behind (he Hill. We were convinced Its** time had romc to treat youthful olfender* somew hat differentiy from the manner we treat c:l adult offenders. Under tlm Act, there Is no permanent record made of offense* commilted under the age of aevcnlei-fl unless ordered by the courc A child under scvonleon committing any felony or mis demeanor, unless the oflei.in is punishable by deni It, comes under the exclusive Jur.sdielion of the Juvenile court. If tho child is fourteen or older, the judge, in his discretion, transfers the case to circuit court. Frankly, 1 see absolutely nothing so horrible alxntl confining a child in a Juven­ ile detention area for three days. Is it not belter that he have three day* behind locked doors than that he subsequently spend from three years to thirty years to life behind sir*! bars? I* the public aware of the fact that 51'1 of criminal of­ fenses committed are com­ mitted by person* under age twenty-five? Do you or your readers kn< w that of flic young people seventeen years of age or older who appear la-fore cir­ cuit court in this 'ounty, about six of ten come from broken homes, two of ten from homes where the mo­ thers and father* arc at each other's throats all Hie time, one of ten from a "well-todo" home wlierc (lie parent* believe (bat hy giving Junior 'Things," such material gifts substitute for parental love and affection? For the past six years, in only one out of ten case* have 1 been unable to falliom the reason for the offender being there. It is time that you and your readers know that courts, tike school leathers, are having to undertake the unwanted chore of attemptlug to Inrulralr within child­ ren those attribute* of vir­ tue and citizenship licst pro­ vided In Ihc home. Hut tlm homes have not been provid­ ing them. We parent* have Item loo busy with our bridge, golf, fishing ami hunting, bon ling, and watching tele­ vision lo attend those duties Imposed uj*'ii us by Almighty God. There have been several times during (lie past six years when I have told parents I fell II wax a shame (he law did not allow me lo pul them in Jail for the offenses eommiltcd by their children. Tile re are just too many parents win* do nut realize two self-evident truth*. Every child of God needs to feel wanted. Every child of God nerds to feel loved. Witlmut fear of siicresstul contradiction, if there were greater companionship Ikv1 tween parent and rhilil, there gfi*'"' f f;« N ? So it i- high time parent* on n simple standardized terminology for klndei gar ten youngsters and all *urh toddler*. In poetry, we have the word '‘onomatopoeia.” It in­ fer* to the fact that some vocabulary terms have Iwen created t*i convey- the very sounds of thu items being name. I, Thus, as example* of 0111.111utnpi.i tic words, vve have bui*;. hiss, gurgle, muimur, tinkle, <tr. So in my Chilli I’syrliology course- ut Nnttbwestern I'uiversity, 1 recommended to my students 11ut t parent* employ the trim ‘Tinkle" for tile dsyllable veib “urinate." And '■grunt" for the :t--yilaide me*ilea I tel HI “defecate." Those simple vvotds "tinkle’* and “grunt" thus convey the lilius distinctly, even to t***lillcis, and are easy lo pioftounee, They me also neither vul­ gar nor offensive terms. Ami It is high time parents got together on such standard 2U. is the college student who got together tfgm began bis stuttering when be asked bis Hid grade teacher for permission to g" to the boy's lavatory. "Dr, Crane," lie added, "all the children laughed at the word I used, "For my father was a do<*. tor unit taught us to employ technical medical trim s." Our adult generation lias lawn fur too prudi h about terms lo dcscribo the toilet functions. Many parents aie thtu* aceessorira to the later humilia­ tion of their children. kindergarten teachers can t* ll you of the wide variation in the toilet vocabulary of youngster*. Some use "wee wee" mol 'toy toy" or "potty," as well a* foirign language teims that me just us bixiine and evasiv e .1 the teen.', they generalize and ask to go to the bathroom or lavatory or powder room. vocabulary f.*r children s i the youngster* w ill not t * embarrassed at school, o< J.,il was. If you have young children or grandchildren, please touch them tins* simple unomnlu* poetical term* fur theii toilet functions. Many parents also arc so prudish 01 shy about discus­ sing actual sexual foils of life with their older eliilillcii V that they never do gel mound to this vital phase *>( child ed­ ucation. It is a scientific cause for wonder that educated Aim il­ ea ti adult* tile still fitteied hy nil ulmunmil fear of any­ thing that pertains to sex *.r the eliminative funrtiuiis <d tile human body. >uch prudery is emu rcas.ui ii why lids clinical column lemlcis a wiilcsprcad service, for I have the medical and psy­ chological authority to «>1 f*r sound advitvi to parents. And most of you lire grate, ful to have these bugaboos brought out into the light of sc lint Ifie analysis. W h a t e v e r y o u ’r e s a v i n g fo r ... Peter Edson Political Notebook Barbs .. . w h e r e y o u s a v e d o c s m a k e a d i f f e r e n c e ! Join the many people who fuvo with tir for profit ami t*ufvly, Also, if you’re looking for a home loan, come in and talk lo one of our home loan Fpwialists. They are experienced in tailoring a home loan to tit your budgeL \MST \ tx m n lO ^yvx / A 'S 'S OQC I A T I O N ■M rf?- fA' V i|V lf^lM J Y T. 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BpoUkl A Quick!# Reminder for #11 of you lovely la id e tl Thie coming Thunday, two weeks, on March 7th a t 0:30 a. m-, J e t Lane* will be host* Jnr Ilia "TIME OUT FOR FUN" promotion direct from New York City. Till* ihow will be free ad* m inion, two.hour fashion and variety show and will feature an outstanding fashion show sponsored by DuPont, com­ plete with a well known fash* Ion commentator, and profes­ sional models. There will also be a profes­ sional dance team In the show, and an expert who will speak on the subject of new hair fashions. Flan on coming out with your neighbor . . . . whether you're a bowler now or not I The Women'# Annuel City Tournament la Just around the proverbial corner, gale! The first team entry into the •vent U the Acey-Dueey team. Martha Kinnard telle me th at ahell be a t the lenea on Wednesday evening at 0.30 to accept any last minute en­ tries into the tourney. Tournament dates are the week-ends of March 9-10 and 16*17. The man's City Tournament will directly follow th a t of the women's and be rolled March 23-24 and 30-31. Geo, but they have some live wires on that men's as­ sociation board. As an example, they have already contracted for the uae of the Civic Center for the night of April 13th. During th at tlma, the trophies and cash priaaa will be awarded •a d the annual meeting will be held, too, * Look for an attractlvo bowliny display In the lobby of the Florida Ststo Dank. The F. 8 , B. le sponsoring the men's tournament. The month of March should ho called Tournament Time •round hers. The m in's and women's city tournam ent . • . Sunday Sweeper—l i t and 3rd Sunday of each month . • , and this coming Sunday, Scotch Doubles starting a t 6 p. ra. Ones again w ell be carryin f the 630.00 guarantee for first#place. If you've never bowled In I t come on out end enjoy yourself, If you need • partner, give ua a call and wt'U Una one up for you. Ooopt . . • almost forgot about that "special" the men's association la gonna offer to you. That banquet they're hav­ ing will cost 61.75 per tick et However, If a ' team or a group of individuals get to. gather and buys a group of five tickets, there'll be a re­ duction in price to only 61.35 per tick et H O W A B O U T THAT, HUH T Here’s a capsule'review of the league leaders and their acorea from this week's ac­ tion: BANTAM ( S a t a. m.) — Darrel Vodoplch c a p t u r e d high game and aeries with his 168/430. JUNIOR D I V I S I O N — George Mason had two strong games of 207 and 200 to fin­ ish strong with a 602 scratch series. Wouldn't you know it th at his brother Just didn't want to be missed fiom the column’s notices too, su he rolled hi single, e 211. (Ahem, men . . . he wee too many pins behind brother George with hie 544 s e t All 1 can say, Is hurry up and give me com­ pany, Kevin!) The Friday p. m. Sanford Herald Mr. A Mr». league (cheese that'a a long titled league name) saw Dot John­ son break out of her mild slump by shooting a 203 hi single and Charlotte Bassett's 617 eerles waa tho tops for tho gala. The two M’». Marge A Midge took full control of "big ones’ in tha Sandspura League. Marge K lpp-202 A Midge Woods—5411 Our Bowler of tho Week Salute goes to tho "friendly league," my frlende of the DeBary 8 psro Bibbers I.g. P. Klom, bowling for the Tender team, shot a very respectable 105, 221, 211/027 scratch ser­ ies. I'm real, real proud of that! Remember, the AVER AGE AGE FUIt TEAM MEMBERS la elxty-plusl We're pleased to ace Kny Bowman out bowling again. She's rollin’ • real BIG HALL cause she's always topplin’ the ten pins. She wound up high In the Holler Motors Navy Wives League. Mary Jane Gorton shared tha spot­ light with her 201 game. Why is it that "they" always get hot when they roll against our team? On Wednesday night, Big John Uhr exploded with a 256/641 series, tops for the entire league. (Yep, that was more than enough to sink Jai-Alai Entries «*in *T flAMK — DonVIn, n I*»l»t*t 1. I t a - t C x m * : I. I l l * , K i r n t n d a : 1. A n » r » tiit.p * 1 t« ; 4. T * J * r n - A b * * o |n ; #, K u r q ti* !I l i m o n : t . K M i- a d s -I r ls o ': Hut.*: M irtfn . Jaunrhua r m v u (M w r— im nM r*. n iuiIi u i t. iii.iu m n n j i. e:«t r s S s - P t l l i : 3. T * Jer., - F e r n ­ a n d o : 4. K u r q u « t - K e a n s : t. V M * r l l n - A h * * n l n t t. Jil»». I r l r o : Hut,*: A n a c n h c . n U r r e T i l III t t c o m — nlnalr*, n a n i m a t I. K u r q u * t 1. Ill**; 1. Is * : I. J a u n c h u ; S. t r l g o : C. Fernando: 7. A b a i o l o ; Hub: K itrsd i. to n u n c o m — piae!*a s iinlafa i 1. K e h a n l i ; 1. K l n r r l : t. M a n u a l : 4. A M m ; s. U r l u r : d. A d i e u ; 7. M o r i t n , Huh: K o r ­ an So. Biddy Banquet Set for entreC3 in March 9. Front row, left to right, Mcltzer, Schautteet, Marcotte, Von Horbulis and Horsdorf. Iluck row, left to right, Dcl'nlmn, Church, Fox, Brown, Hnsford and Beat. (Hcrnld Photo) Divided Card Sparks Bonnie Abbe Set For Action Events At Baraway Tonight’s program at Semi­ nole Pork conlinu:s with a divided card of five harness and four Quarter Horse races. th o seventh race will be Ihn featured harness go. A field of six pacers wdl be going the mile distance. Leal Hanover the favorite, will lie going for hla second win of tho meeting. Tho night-year old bay won tn ids ln*L start, r n -r ii m in :— ......... n ilu w It be driven by his train­ P o i n t * i 1. J a r l n - A u u t t t t i ; 7. Iiailloln - K l o r r l ; 3. U r l a - K alian - er Russell Dunn. la; 4. A r m t l h a l - Z u h l ; S A r a l Alan going in tills one mak­ ( l o - I r l n r l e ; 4. ( l a a l l - t e i r e n t a ; ing his Initial stnrt at Semi­ Huh*: O n a t r . V . a r ro . S IX T H C H I P . — n o t , I,Ira. II nole will be Lusty Freight p a l n l a i 1, A r r l r t a - O l a r r a ; I, >lttlilI; 4. A r r o n a - S t a r m ; 4. Aatl* owned by Mr. and Mrs. Iionry of Brooklyn, New q u i d ; 4. A r r n n . i - Z a r r * ; S. A a t l - Gerard i c a - M a n u r t : 4. ll» i l lo l » - l t r l * » r ; York. HitUa: t l r l a - K r l i a n t s . Tho co-fcnturcd eighth gu HKVRXTII c o i l : — D n o l.l r* . A p t i l n l a i l . Arr-.n* . P a l l * : 3. for Quarter Horses' will hnvo K a t r a i l u - J ii aitrli u; 3. T r j a r o tTrriiti.lt: 4. A r r l a i - I ' e n n : 3. eight starters going tlict 360 A n a c a b a - T t a m n n ; It. l l l n a - Q U r - yard distance. Tills uno shapes r e : Huh*: P c r i i u e l - t r l x o . l : l « I I T I I c o i l ; — M n a l r . , T up ns a battle between Idea p a l a l a i I. K a r r a ; 3. O n s t a : 3. Sa nnd Dick Osceola. Both . \ i a l t l o . 4. I t a d l n la ; 3, U r l a ; ». J a e i n ; 7. I r l a r t e : Huln A a u a - registered wins In their !a*t tin . stnrts at the rnrewny with x i v n i t u n n — nimbi**, o P n l n l a i I. A a t l K a - K r h a n l a : t . Lien Sn taking tho '350 yard I . 'r l a - K l o r r l ; 3. A n I t lo - A K u i - dash and I)kk Osceola tuklng tlrti 4. J a e l B - K o r e n a o ; . t. A r m - h e victory over 400 yards. t l h e l - I r U r t e ; 6 t l a a l l - Z u b l; u i ’e n i , ) Ulnrc Hay Reed nnd Misty H u b n liaitlnla-U rlinr. And then on Friday nlte, I0TI1 41. t i l It — It.table*, a Lady Jo ai*o bear watching I. A r r l e l a - J u a n r i m ; 3. Snuffy Smith goes wild with ■.•lal*i O n ate-O larre; 3. A r r u n a - l l r - in this one. a 607 and hlnste us further q u l t l l ; 4. A n n - a l . n - l ' r l a i r ; 3. KvntlKN a r l i n - M n m i r l ; C. A l d a a - Z a r - i* m » T n a n s — i* t t i„ ir i m i r Into tho bottom of the stand­ M r a : Hull*: l l a i l i o t a - l U m o n . lli.ul.l.-— T r u l — An* VVIunrra ings. (At Jeast ha ahoulil show 1 I T I I l i t Mil — l l u u b l r a , V •3411 In 0.1— P u n , 0300 l a ; z. I. H l a r a Q u . . u , I, Kllla; 3. aoma respect for us strong tPl nr llanal ar ;i t.I. A rAa ll .t tlaoa- -ZKucbhl ;a n 4. it*. a lry ; a boys who are holding up tho d l o l a . I r l a r l e ; 3. A allea-I.i.r< n- IP.it tl cl lha Ql lua innot ov ni r, , KW l l f V aughn; s o ; f. A r r a l l i a t - K a r r a ; 7. H u l l - 4. l* -«n|n I l a w n , O M c l l m i i r m y ; rest of the league!) t . o r r n i o ; C. A r r a t l b r l -7. u r n ; 7. t . A m ile* Prlm -c. A l l r a l u n : That'a a pun, aonl You ( t a a l l . A a u a l l n ; t . J a c l n - l t l o r - 3. Jn<- Dnvt*. 11 Italpli know, bottom man on tho rt; Hub*: A r r l e l a - M a n u t l . M 3 4 'II \ H m i l : — 3 m l l l n l l l l a l f i O a u b l * — ]'n,<* n o n w i n 'totem poia holding everyone »*r« Sl*l, In «A— I D . , r l l a . alee upl (Oh, whet’s the usel a t a r l e r • tim e* • • « 1 * 1 — I'lir** Loop Forget itt And I'll try to for­ 1. A pril Hiirprt**, M P u * c y j J, get th at we're mired In lost P a l r i a n e y , It I l m k l n : 3. D i r ­ e c t P l l u b t , H T « r e lic; 4 Hyc»placet) Tlie Sanford Recreation De­ i n n r e T.*>ly. V C o w n . r ; *. Tournament time coming I'v ai’b y H|<*nsl*r, K Kill*; 4 . upl Don't wait until tho lost partment will liuld ■ Sports Dinll, y Pli*k, II M c l n to i l , Banquet Friday evening at T I H I I I I II l l ' l n - P ut * , S 3 * 0 _ minute, O. K.T r l r r 111, r* , — 004 Yd* — 3 the Civic Center for all boys lYl ur ntllil* . . b l r l i b * * a af n rlr .1 n t who played in llm Sanford • hi* n t r r l mill h a y * n o l f i n . l . h r i l l l r a l , a m , ad n r t h i r d — Biddy Basketball League this 14 Hi. n o season. I. Kill liar* H o n e y , J H a r r l 7 M o n a Hand, II J o h n - o n ; The affair will begin at ■3.nil,K ills Mo l l . t l r y , D T y r r , T:30 p.m. with ■ banquet 4. W i n n i e Cole, No a i d e r ; 4 F l i n t l i a r * llc*l, A l l t a n r b n ; meal and trophy ami awards 4, MldnlKlit 1*4b ii h, II l l c a r n e ; presentation. Guest speaker 7. M la tv Hally, P M o o r s ; 1. will bo Mayor Tom McDon­ Hbcltaa J o y . U H o l l i n s PCI! IIT II HACK — P u r e e 90S— ald. P a r e Aon I V I a n r r e a.los l a S3 — 60,200 first prise. He has un­ a On Saturday night the Bid­ n d H a s h u s r n , I , B i l l s ; 1. til Menday to sign. dy All-Stars take on two high­ 1. M a rQ* u i Q n t o n , K l l c a l e y ; 3, Tournament officials said ly regarded New Smyrna PI .iltlct hl s H anover. W VaoaHan; today more then 100 of tha Beach All-Star tru n u at Sem­ I, l - c o l . i D o w n . (1 M c l l m u r r * y ; S. Applca P r i m * . A H e* , n s t l o n ' i top professionals inole High Gym. Game time toll; I. J o e Dnv lx, H Halil. have signed for the tourna­ will be 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. I ' l l •'HI HA CK — P u r * * s u m — t t a a r i r r l l u r e r — ;t30 Yd*.— 3 ment at the Lakewood Coun­ Yr. Old* a n d * * In It pin * try Club on the west side of a n d W n ldena w h i c h h a t * a t a r i The Cathedral of Notre r.t a t I b l a m r r l a a d h a t e n o t the Mississippi River. tll-U h c d l l r a t . *r*«tnd o r t h i r d The "ritrl?* Include 14 of Damn la the most fnmuus — I 4 b i . a Y r . Old* t i r —. o i d r 130 Inst year's IK top money win­ church in Paris, France. ners. 'Big Three' Golf Battle Shaping Up NEW ORLEANS (U PD — Another battle between golf* dam's big threw — Arnold Palm tr, Gary Player and Jock Nlcklsus — Is shaping up in th e New Orleans Invitational golf tournament March 1-4. Flayer end Nlcklsus have already signed to play In the 610,000 event nnd Palmer hn# indicated ho la "00 per rent •ure" of competing for the THE TIM ID ANNUM, Mens city tournnment kicks off next month unci those sturdy kc^lers, captains of tennis from tho City League, are Retting set to roll off mime practice allots in pre­ paration for the annual event. This loop lina 100 percent participation in the tourney. Deadline 1. J e w e l P r l r e l . 71 Tlnllln*, 115; 3. !!y Ire n * . No Ttldcr. 120: 3. M lity Jo rc p h ln * , C W htanrr, U S ; 4 M l* ty D a n e s r . A Itta n c h o . l i p ; 3. M i d S q u a w . P M o o rs , 130 ; r, U e l l i t a r K i n s , J l l a r r l t n p , 124 M Y T H H A ITI — P e n * OIOS— t l u a r l r r l l o r * r — 410 Yd*— 3 A' r Old* n o d nr, In A A o r l o n r r o r ......I— 44 1 3 A r. Old* IIH—t l l i l r r 13:4— l . o w r r a r a d 1. H lella R e w a r d . II W r i g h t , r d a n d i n i r t . A l l n n r d 3 lh*. lit; 3. R o n a ld Donltn. D K v s n s, 130; 3. F i r * Olow, P M o o rs, 113; 4. I l l FI D M . C| J » h n * n n , 131; 4, M r. Karnbu, II R o llln a, 133 HKAKY TH II 4 I 'l l — P u r a r SI4S — P n r r .Aon 4 4 l a n r r * CUM In 113 1. I l o y a l flay , 13 M i l t u r r l ; 3. A m b e r S h a d o w , K H a r l o w ; 3. I.sal llnnovrr, It Dunn: 4. H r a n .l S r l r e t l o n , W R o b l n s n i i ; 5. Hu*l* Mac, It C h a t s ; S. R u t ­ t y F r e i g h t , II t i r r u r d K I K I I T l l m i l l — P i t . * mine — t l u a r l r r l l o r * e — 330 1 da— 3 Y r Old* a n d n p tn a phi* n n d n n r l — 3 Y r Old* 1IO— I rt .l r r 134 1. 1)1*** lin y Heed, A R l a n r l i o , 130: 3, Q uito ti.'osk'ln*. tt W lllln in eo h , 113; 3, K i n g l l a l l c y J r , J l l i r r l t o n , 134: I. K ira Ra, No Hliter. 13 0 ; 5 . J n d y K e m p , 8 H u r r l t , 134; t . H o t* K v t I'*, (1 J o h n a n n , 130; 7. M l»ly Kady J o . I» M..nr*. 134; a D tek O t f e o l a , II W r l i i h t . I l l M A T I I HAC K — P o r t * * too— l l u n r l r r lln ra *--- 334 Alla— 3 > r util t t n l d r n e n n d u p In It p in * n h t r h h n t e a l a r t r d nt I b le m r r l a m i h n > e n o t t l n l e h rd first, errand, nr th ird s * l i n t 3 I r a i d s 113— o l d e r 13t t. W n l l a n a , tt J n l i n a 'i n , 1 1 1 ; 3. T.Utie J o e P e t e , A IHanchn, 134; 3. Ml** Iterelon, C W h l t n e r , 111; 4. tt.bt.1e ,|.> It* . .I. No R i d e r ; S. F l o r i d a Q u e e n . II tlo llln a, 124; 4. Mr. F l o r i d a , No I tld e r. I l l Lawrence B. Hughes' Ron­ nie Abbe, one of ths quali­ fier* of the annual King and Q ucn championship, I* slat­ ed for action In tonight'* fea­ tured n'nth race at tho S»nford-Orlamlo Kennel Club. The talented 62-pounder finished second in the recent Racing Quern Stake. In 11 grade A starts she has reg­ istered three firsts, thro# sec­ onds and two thirds. Opposing Bonnlo tonight will be Rocker Chair Jean, Fondis, Coro Empire, Chero­ kee Hund'al, Karl's Mac, for example and Daring Darlene. Coro Empire, owned by Juno Giliis, rates as the winningcst entry in tills top attrac­ tion, having already triumph­ ed in grades C, It and twice in A. Another routine*.- is sched­ uled Friday, starting at 2 P.M. Grade A sprinters in tha daylight featured ninth in­ clude Opal Mac, Lou Havoc, Wuntlcron and Ed's Last Straw. Zimmermans Cop Tourney DOG RACING FINEST OAANDSTANDIKCfNTRAlfUMtl DA PAVED 2500 CAB PAMKINO AREA MODERN RESTAURANT FACILITY REMODELED CIURHOUSE and LOUNGE NINE RACES NIOHTLV EXCEPT SUNOAT PAR! MUTUEl - DAILY DOU6LI - QUINIEtAS MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO HWY. 17-92 The Sanford Recreation De. partment in conjunction with the U. S. Coast Guard Aux­ iliary Flotilla No. 4-11 will of­ fer a three week course in boat handling and safety course. The lessons will start on March It, 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. s Q Chirls* Dlckliil was an eminent pa■fcfl iron of Jutterlnl & Brooks who then at now provide the choicest in wines ^snd spirits. Try the famous Kara l* B Scotch, of flavour unsurpassed. •ttaicw heeft spirt in SCOTCH WHISHT JB MI tmI I»*4t4 JttltS HIM, t e e w t t N THl FAMittTOH t o w , SJ3 Hltk *rt,IUT BARGAIN PRICES on Popular Brands at Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 310 But First, Sanford Wa Give Top Value Staapa 8 :1 0 Horry! No Minaret CUJjm Jtwn DUCK and DOVE HUNTERS MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 2 P.M. KING & QUKEN STAKES FINALS SATURDAY, FEB. 23 THURSDAY 18 LADIES NIGHT *It'n Fun To Watch The Greyhound* Run" ^?an&ytc('C^i/oMc/o " FREBPARKING Boat Course EXCEPT HUNDAY Post Time 8 P.M. ^RACEWAY E. C. Bradford of Sanford made a hole-ln-onc on the n th hole in the Mayfalr-DeLand inter club Golf Match Sunday. The shot was 193 yards and Bradford used a 2 Iron. Frank Durao of San­ ford waa a wltncsa, a t were Charlie Kincaid and Dick McMahan of DcLand. Chicago White Sox leaving only Jim Landis, Floyd Rob­ inson and Juan Plsarro un­ satisfied. N IG H T L Y HARNESS aid QUARTER MORSE • • • • • Hole-In-One Terry compiled a 16-3 rec­ ord tn 1961 and so standi 3915 for the last two seasons. Yankee sluggers M i c k e y Mantle and Roger Marls are technically unsigned but Gen­ eral Manager Roy Harney says both have agreed to terms verbally and will be In the Yankees’ Ft. Lauder­ dale, Fla-, training camp by next Wednesday. Hay Herbert, a 20-game winner In 1962. and pitcher Gary Peters stfned with the Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman took low itrois honors at the Mixed Scotch foursome held at the Mayfair recently. Second gross honors went Locals Finish to Paons and .Mrs. Faber while M. Romano and V. Fifth In Play Lima won low net ami Mr, A teem of Sanford bowlers and Mrs. Munash captured dubbing themselves "Jet second low net. Lancs Left Overs" recently competed in tho Tiffany Tile F.rst Women’s Classic lournament at Sky Bowl Idtnes tn Orlando. Team member* were Ruth Phillips, Pat Foiter. Erma Anderson, G'orla AcCUSTOM-FITTiD cardl and Margo Ciralhcrs. Tho prize list for this tour­ CONVERTIBLE I 0PSI nament has now been posted and MEAT COVE R S and ths "Left Ovsra" finish­ ed In fifth place and alio re­ Auto Glass ceived prirc money for high and Sent Cover Co. scratch game and high handi­ 304 W. 2nd 322-6062 cap game. now racing! <?EMIN0UEBiRK By United Press laterastionsl Willie Msyi has a 1100,000 contract today to prove that San Francisco Giant club own­ er Horace Stoneham made good on an eight-year old promise. "Stick with the Giants. Wil­ lie,'* Stoneham told Mays back in the winter ol 1954, "and you'd cam a) much as any baseball player in his­ tory.” Mays saw thpt promise be­ come a reality Wednesday when be signed a 1063 con­ tract for 1100,000—"perhaps a little more" — and thereby joined Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams and Stan Mu.ilal as the only players in history who have earned a straight tlx-figure salary for one year. "Willie should have three or four more good year*," ■aid manager Alvin Dark, who held a press conference after the announcement of Mays’ signing. "He’s 31 now and • ball player n e lly doesn't mature until he is around 28. Willie will play in every game if he can make it.” in his 12th season as a Giant last year, Maya bat­ ted J04. hit 49 homers and drove in 104 runs. He tired in September and collapsed on the bench during a game in Cincinnati on Sept. 12. But he made a major contribution in the closing days of the race when the Giants out-lasted the collapsing Dodgers and won the National League pennanL World Series pitching hero Ralph Terry also received hla reward Wednesday when he signed with the New York Yankees for about 133,000. Terry, called hy Yankee pitching coach Johnny Sain "the best right-hander in the American League,” had a 2312 record last season and then won two games, Includ­ ing the decisive 1-0 seventh game, in the World Series. KENNEL CLUB HWY. 1 7 -9 2 MIDWAY BETWEEN MANFORII 4L ORLANDO For you huatora who n lu ed the leffal notice publiahad in the San* ford Herald Monday, Feb. 18, the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fiah Conunlaition lu planning on draignating the above outlined area a bird sanctuary. Tho commission is holding a public hearing in Orlando Feb. 28 at 8:00 A. M. at the Angebill Hotel on this matter. All property owners within this arcs who desire that their property be excluded from this sanctuary are urged to uubmlt a legal description of (heir property to Mr. A. D. Aldridge, Director, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, Tallahassee. Florida. It is imperative that each one of you write to tho gam# commission immediately as well as attend the Orlando meeting. You will nolo the Southern boundary extends to the low water mark of Lake Jessup, which will dose our finest dude hunting as well as the beat dove hunting in Seminole County. THIS NOTICE PUBLISHED BY — Seminole County Sportman's Assn. �fttnfork Vrram Feb. 21, 1063 — Page 7 $ 7 8 Million Expansion Set By Bell HOME IMPROVEMENT demonstrations have ltoon prepared and presentfd by inns of the Longwood 4-H Club In preparation for County Demonstratlon Dny scheduled in April. Showing how to properly use the dust cloth were, from left, Helen Zwoliuski, Judy Carson and Patty Coney. (Herald Photo) Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Mrs. If. L. Johnson I am afraid to sty Good Afternoon. It might ho a rainy cold day and then there would be nothing good about H. Evidently that groundhog must have seen his shadow because we have certainly had some bad weather ever alnce. Wonder when it will let up and we will have that Spring weather. A lot of us are gelling in the mood to work outside in our flowers. We would be wasting oul­ tima probably if we did. But ooo thing about It, w« know that it has got to slop some­ time. That is something to look forward to. • • • So very glad that Louise Rushlow la feeling to much bet- Lyman Student Makes Finalist By Jane Casselberry Bill Taylor, Lyman High School Senior und Distribu­ tive Education Student, has advanced from semi-finalist to finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Awards by successfully passing the Col­ lege Entrance Exam. Bill Is the soil of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Taylor of Forest City. Ho la in tho top half of one per cent of tho high school student* in tho nation from which are chosen and offered merit scholar­ ships. Final elimination Is done by taking those who scored tho highest on the tests, their high school scholastic record, good character and finally the financial need. Final results will he an­ nounced in Murvh and If Bill is chosen he will recelva a scholarship for up to 91,000 for his college education. Ho has been accepted by Michigan 8 1 a t o University Snd hopes to earn a Pli.D. iu Mathematics. If engaged in combat, a dove, considered an emblem of peace, will mercilessly pick an opponent to death. ter. She was a real sick gal for a while. We missed her at the Home Demonstration meeting the other evening. • • • Also glad that Richard Hittell is home after be­ ing in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Itidiard got home just in Unto to celebrate his birthday. Biehard can now return to school hut has hi he real careful. Take it easy Richard. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Joe (iocvacck and Mrs. Ro­ bert Dorn and children mot­ ored to Tampa last weekend to see Roll Born who Is ill in a hospital there. • • • Last Saturday was 4-11 Day at the Tampa Fair. Seminole County was well represented there. Talking to Patty, Bel­ ly aiul Charlene Baker who went down. They said they had a wonderful lime even if it did rain. They said they enjoyed the 4-H program very much. This is their first time to make the trip as 4tiers. The Monroe Club was well represented. Belly Blackwelder accompanied the Mon­ roe Group. • • • Talking about fa in , the Central Flor­ ida Fair opens next Monday in Orlando. Hope you get to allcnd it. • • • Kb and Olga Hunter returned Monday morning from Charlotte, N.C., where they went to sec Eb’s sister who Is ill. • • • Mrs. Estelle Temple of Lauren, Mbs. and her brother Louis Mills of Plant City spent Fri­ day with Mrs. J . C. Sapp. They are the b r o t h e r and sister of Mr s . Ernest Lee of Loch Arbor. • • • Mrs. Sapp lias liecn on the sick list too. When I talked hi her she had a bad cold. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Wes­ ley Johnson, of Cocoa, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon TarTandrll and wee daughter Tammy and Miss Sally Johnson, Or­ lando, Mrs. Nora Johnson, Mr*. T. V. Brown, daugh­ ters Susan and Darlene, Mrs. Patly Harper, daughter Ter­ ri and Mrs. Jean Reynolds and son, Stan, were Sunday evening guests of ours. We had an enjoyable evening around the piano singing old time song*. • • • Talking about the piano, Linda Hittell is entertaining guests night­ ly at (lie organ at a De­ nary Restaurant. Linda is a Very gifted musician. • • • Tlie Seminole High School Band played before a capa­ city crowd last Thursday evening in DcBary at the Community Hall. Monroe boy, Charles Rabun, led Die group in a number. It was real nice. The band is practicing real hard for district which comes up on March 9th In l*csburg. • * • Rena Haw­ kins will be in Jacksonville this weekend where she will attend the wedding of her niece Loretta Pickett. Lor­ etta has visited in Monroe many times. • • • We want to send our congratulations out to Martha and Howard Kriuborgcr on their recent marriage. Martha is the former Martha Barrow of Monroe. They arc going to make their home here. • • • Our thought this week D by Coctlie: "One ought every day to hear a little music, rrail a good poem, and If possible, speak a few reason­ able words." A quarter of • million dol­ lar* i* spent on new constructiun in Florida every working day by the Southern Bell Telephone Company, Sanford Manager Robert Shcddcn re­ vealed today. Expansion and improvement of telephone acrvice during 1963 will total ?78 million, or six and a half million dollars a month. ThU expenditure will keep telcphnno service in step with Florida** increased industrial and residential growth during the coming year, Shcdden said. Included in construction plans are projects in every city and county served by Southern Bell. Most of the construction projects will he that of In -. creasing the capacity of exist- [ ing facilities and extending cable and equipment into the rapidly expanding suburban areas. Continued growth and dovclopment in Florida during the year is expected to re- ; suit In the addition of some 9(5.000 telephones. Here in Snnford, Southern Bell expects to add (500 tele­ phones and spend some $6 5,000 to provide for growth in the area, stated Shcddcn. •'With the* addition of each new telephone,’’ added Shedden, “the usefulness of the service to each of our cus­ tomers la increased since it enables more and more people to rail and be called.'' K e l l y 's 25th & Park Open 9 (II 9 Mon. • Thurs. - FrL 9 til 6 Tue*. - Wed. - Sat. Pan la Scout Skating Party To Benefit Sarepta By France* Westsr Girl Scouta and Brownl# Scouts of Neighborhoods I and II joined together at a skating party at Mclodee Rinks on Tuesday. Proceeds from tli® party will go to aid the Srrepts Home and consti­ tute the Girl Scout Communi­ ty project for tho year. Service to community and responsibility as Girl Scouts and later as adults Is one of tho many aim* in the Girl Scout Program. Through this party and other projects par­ ticipated In by the Girl Scouts, it is hoped that they may become more aware of their community responsibili­ ty. ing wsre numbsra 503, 630, 266, 673, 202, 204, 144 , 405. 527, 209, 100, 447 and 557. Girl Scout Troops attend­ ing were numbe> < 223, 218, 04, 112, 204, 182, 14, 81, 211, 248, 321 and 382. Also attending were several troops who as yet have no troop number assigned from Citrus Council hut are mem­ bers of ths Girl Scout Pro­ gram. Geneva PTO To Sponsor Steak Dinner % ■ l Last Call For Cherry Pie and Last Call For Outstanding Appliance Days! PRICES GOOD T H R U GENERALELECTRIC By I/suite Grayson The Geneva PTO will spon­ sor a Steak Dinner thla Sat­ urday at the Community Club with aervhtg scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.nt. Tickets for adults and chil­ dren under 12 years of age will be available. Proceeds from donations will go towards the school library. Co-chairman for the party were Mr*. Don Jack non and Mr*. Harold Danklcf*. Many thanks are duo Melodee Rinks for making available their facilities and to Mrs. Bill MscLauchlln, Chairman for Neighborhood I and to Mrs. Curl Lind, Chairman for Neighborhood II. Also to all the Under* who, with their girls, participated to make Lose your temper? Say this affair really successful. something you regret? Apolo­ Brownie Troops participat­ g ia . ton Crosby was approved. Election of officers will be held In December to coincide with elections of the depart­ ment with installations set fur Die January meeting. The annual Spring Luncheon will be held in April. The prograjn, presented on (lie Valentine Ihcinc, featured a reading by Mrs. Ulrich on how the holiday originated. As a Valentine from Ihe Bre­ men. the Auxiliary received a huge cake decorated in the Valentine motif. It was announced that two exhaust fans had been donat­ ed for use In the kttrben and that a 95 donation had been received from Mrs. Legge to- SAT., FEB. 23 Would you like to sit down while doing the dishes? wards the kitelien fund. Plans were made for a while elephant and l»ke sale to be held March 9 at the Fire Hall ami for the Fifth Annual Show, "These Wonder­ ful Years" to be presented on April 24-25. Rehearsals are being held each Saturday at 1 p. tn. Following last week’s meet­ ing tlic huge cako was cut and refreshments were served during the social hour under direction of Mrs. O. Hartwig, refreshment chair­ man. Games were played with Mrs. Edward llealy and Mr*. IWomas Howard acting as supervisors. \ . MOBILE MAID DISHWASHER e No Mare Rinsing Or Scraping • Capacity For 12 People • Power Scrub lll.hwn.liing Action • Built In Drain Pump .(V Better’n a wood stove RANGE DeBary Auxiliary Meets By Mrs. Adam Muller Tlic regular monthly meet­ ing ot the DeBary Auxiliary to Ihc Volunteer Firo Dept, was held last Thursday after­ noon in tho Recreation Hall at the Fire Station with Mrs. Charles Ulrich presiding. The invocation was given by Chaplain Ethel Gray and the Salute to the Flag was led by Mrs. Carl Guiles. Welcomed as new incinlicrs by Mr*. Charles Schneider, membership ahairinan, were Miss Janet Smith, Mrs. Illakely, Mrs. P. Smoot and Mrs. Arne .Erickson. 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CYLINDER 9A.M • No Innlallation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Call FA 2-5733 Member F.D.I.C wm Sanford Gas Co. 109 W. lit ST. • B uilt-In le le ic o p lu g monopole antenna MMMSYVr LIMITED QUANTITY EASY C R ED IT TERM S — UP TO 36 M O N T H S PAY �•Ip Rebekahs Plan District Meet In Sanford Baalrr* Pago 8 — Feb. 21, 1UB3 Errata Elder Springs Officers Wives Welcome New Members At Luncheon G A ’s Enjoy The annual Ahcbor Club Valentine Tea, honoring Ihelr parent organization, the Pilot Club, was held at the home of AID* Linda Williams on Elliot Avc. from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Mis* William*, president of the Anchor Club, received guests with the other officer* of the organization, including Geri Dietrich. Peggy Powell ami Betty Brandt. Floating hostesses were the Mixses Helen Mann. Diane Lipscy and Carol Torres. Miss Roberta 'Bankin pre­ sided at the crystal punch bowl and Mr*. Robert Wil­ liam*. mother of last year's Anclior Club Admiral, Boh William*, poured rolfee from a silver service. Dainty cakes Holiday Party The Girls' Auxiliary of the Scminola Hobckah I»dgo Elder Springs Baptist Church 43 mcl recently wilh the enjoyed a Valentine party at new officer* pre*ldlng for the Member* of Ihc Officer* i taurant for a Valentine'* Day [and Mr*. D. N. Varner, seat- the iKimc of .Mrs. J. C.jLane. id their 20 guests around a time. All officers but Wlvcs of VAII-11 and Detach-1luncheon, The party rooms were dec­ Hostesses Air*. W. A. Rose) table decorated with heartment 8 met at Spencer'* Be* sine were In Ihelr station*. orated in the holiday theme. shaped centerpiece* and dec­ Mr. and Mr*. George 1*1Alls* Bet ha Arm Kennedy orations. ber of Laramie nebekoh was chosen YaNnlinc Queen Three new members were Lodge No. I, Laramie. Wy­ and wav crowned b> the welcomed to tlicir first lunch­ oming, were welcomed as G i r l s * Auxiliary director, eon: Airs. G. I,. Atkinson. visitors. •Mr*. C. W. Ergle. Mrs. Lane Airs. L. Kriser and Airs. J. Mr*. Annie Thomas and presented her with a dozen At. Wicssman. Mr*, leer Boyette were wel­ red rose*. Other* attending were Air*. comed after a long absence. Linda Burn*, social chairJ. F. Barlow. Mr*. Max Bent; ........ ’ ’ Plans were made for a dis­ _ „ Mm. man. directed the group in a and her guests, Frances Ellis , • trict meeting to be held at number of games. Those e* and Jenny Winkler. .Mrs. W. Kanlord. Feb. 38. wiling included D o r o t h y E. Donahue and Lt. Dona­ Tlie noble grand announced Lane, Julie Hutchison, lirtlia hue’s mother who i* visiting of Ilie FLT club Ann Kennedy, Brenda Lane in Sanford. a I the Odd FelAimes. It. D. Field. Kcrmit and Linda Burns. at 7:30 They u|| exchanged A'alenurged Jamison, L. B. Lampman, J. lines and enjoyed refresh­ pracC. Patterson, AL C. Premo, ments of sandwiches, candy It. W. Repp, Wayne Robin­ hearts, cookies and punch. club son. T. S. Treanor. W. L. Others attending were June Mn. Wagner, E. O. Williams. J. O. Hutchison, Brenda Bums, Clarence Snyder In Osteen. Yanaros and W. A. Vclinck. lanila Yales, Alarcia White, Jeannette Wall. Diana Spejgle, Patricia Kennedy, Patri­ Mark VVerley Manrys Visit cia Ix-ague. Janet Blaylock and Ann Bronson. PILOT MEMREIt, Mrs. George Stine lx nerved punch by Minx Roliertu Rankin, Anchor Club iumtexH at the annual Valentine Tea Riven by tlie Anchor Club. (Herald Photo) With Relatives Celebrates In Lake Mary IOth Birthday Valentine Girl lly Francr* Wester Mr. and Mr*. Robert Manry and daughter. Diorah of Lakeland, were visitor* at the home of their Uncle and HOSTESSES Mrs. William Row, left (back row) Aunt. Mr. and Mr*. J. It. and Mm. Dale Varner welcome two new mem* Brave* and family In Lake bertt to a recent VAII-II lunebeon. Tbe new memAlary, last week. bent are Mm. Gerald Atkinhon, left, ami Mm. They were on their way Joel Wicaamnn. (Herald Photo) home from a business trip to Jacksonville. The Atanry* Informed the Reave* of Ihc sudden death of a nephew, Julion I. Boaves, of Pittsburg, Pa. who died suddenly after a heart attack, lie Is survived by Ills wife and two young daugh­ ter*, and a sister, Audrey neaves, of Quincy, Fla. Churchwomen of - H o l y were introduced as follows: A sister of J . R. Heave*, Air*. Eddie OUon, of .Mem­ Cross Episcopal Church met Airs. Phil l/igan, first vice phis. Tcnn., bIm> died recent­ recently for the second of president; .Mrs. Hetty Halthree general meeting* of the hack, roiresponding secre­ ly alter a long illness. year at the Parish House, tary; Airs. Harry Cochran, treasurer; Airs. Al Wallace, Wedding Fourth and Palmetto Avenue. Christian education; Airs. A luncheon preceded the bus­ iness meeting and member* Gordon Stanley, mission and KINGS were sealed at long tables supply. lte|Nirts were heard from Jewelerx lieaulifully decorated w i l h 5* Gwiiltney Gwultn other oflicers and chapter 201 H. Park FA 2-8309 azaleas in varying shades. A group of new ulficcrs chairmen. Delegates to a dio­ cesan convention In lie held in •May in .Miami were named. From They are .Mrs. Richard Ren*, Your Airs. Al. S. Durak has re­ Air*. Alfred Stanley and Mr*. llown turned home after *iM-nding II. L. Perkins Jr., with alter­ a week in Jacksonville with nate* Airs. Donald Rales, town Mrs. Daniel Pugli and Airs. relatives and friends. Florist Jack Kratzer of (jewiston, Charles Register. .Mrs. Reas, president ol the Pa. arrived by plane for a FKr.f, IJK1 winter visit in Sanford. On his Churchwomen, eoudm-ted the SANFORD first trip here he landed in luce-ting and announced the FLOWER SHOP the lake with a dead engine following dales to rcincmlier: FA 2-1832 nr FA 2-8132 hut continues flying. This is Fell. 22, Annual Quiet Day; Cor. E. 1st A Hanford Are. Fell. 27, Ash Wednesday; his fourth trip. .March 1, World Day of Pray­ er sponsored by the United Churchwomen; .Match 31, Bishop's Visitation and Con­ tinuation The program was Intro­ duced by Mrs. Tom Air Ron­ ald, Christian edoeatioii chair­ man, who showed slides of art work done hy children in rliurrli schools In Japan. This proved to tie an interesting program due In the fact that Compare QUALITY and PRICE Hie local Churchwomen con­ tribute to the support of s and you’ll rind that GARRETT'S Japanese orphan, Ih “The IIchI Place lly Far" for About 60 women were pres­ gelling your family off tbe ground. ent for the luncheon and meeting. Ity Ji-ne Casselberry .Mark Worley, son of Mr. and Airs. L- L. Worley, cele­ brated his lentil birthday at hi* home in Lake of the Wood* last Wednesday Fell. 13. with a party. Guests were members of his Cub Scout Den, Vernon Catron, Rotrli Crocker, John Johnson, Skipper Orr, Char-1 le* Williams, Burt Vinor. | Danny Shea, Paul Montgom­ ery, Denmother Airs. Don Montgomery, his brother, Scott, sister, Sheryl, and grandmother Airs. .Mamie Conley. The boy* enjoyed making und flying glider planes. They were served a supper of hot 1 (logs, baked beans, potato chips, cake, ice cream and hot chocolate. The birthday cake was made in the form of a replica of a Cub Scout face. Honored By Churchwomen Hold Luncheon Meeting Personals GARRETT'S 1)EI*T. STORE Cor. E. Ini and Sanford Avc. FA 2-52-14 On George Washiniton’s Birthday laook What You Can Buy For Only 22c DINNER SIZE NAPKINS HUITAIILK FOR IIAR-II-Q OR OUTDOOR MEAI.H REG. 50r PKG. NOW 2 2 ' SPIRAL KING MEMO BOOKS REG. Die HA. J REG. »l.t* IN ENTERPRISE Mr. and Airs. Bobby Wil­ lson are the parents of a 'laughter, Lori Jcaninc, born Sunday, Feb. 10, at the Sem­ inole Atemorinl Hospital. The Williornx also have a son, Kevin. • • • Mr. and Air*. Richard J. Goodwin are Ihe parents of a son, Itirhurd Jr., bom at the Fisli Memorial Hospital in ReLaml, Sunday, Feb. 10. The Goodwin* have a daugh­ ter, Judy. A lively afternoon of bridge was enjoyed recently hy a group of the VAII-9 Hoot Owl Officer Wives. The group met at the home of Airs. J. J. Moynihan in Sunland Estates. The hostess served coffee, cokes und layer cake to those present. Tlie player wilh high score for the afternoon was Mrs. W. I. Lewis. Second high was Air*. CS. N. Kiu-hn and low scorer was Mr*. T. II. Wood. Others present wore Mines. T. Al. Lynch. It D. Ilarrop, D. F. Monday. W. K. Markley, A. F. Itcno. J. I. Shipman, It II Cooke, C R Ja s­ per and I*. N. Ilecton. Lake Mary Personals Mrs. J. L. Bullard of Lake Alar)', spent the weekend in Winter Park with her daugh­ ter Mrs. Al. Flanders. .Mrs. Gladys Stewart is hack Inline in toike Alary, (ruin Ihe hospital. her ex­ and see our variety of hearty plants. Azalea Special 35c Gray Shadows Nursery 8. Sanford Ave. ( H i Ml. S. Of Glnderville) 9 TO .7:30 WHEN PENNEY* accent s on ease Simple, uncluttered linen . . . me. ticiiloiixly tailored . . . xliow ilia world you’re in the know! All a t low, low prices because they're Penney’x own. l)ucron& |>olycxter 'n cotton wsh ’n wear, touch up iron. White, black, colors. Lady Tuwncruft shirt*. 10 to 18 2.98 Box pleated skirts. Proportioned 1.98 Tapered ankle alacka. Porportinnod 3.98 FEU. 28th LADIES* WHITE ONE RACK OF UNIFOKMS DKESSES VALUES TO — >10.9* NOW >g.99 Values To $12.98 — NOW — Long and Short Siresr Sizes 10 lo 32 *21 1 $8.95-$12.95 MEN'S FLANNEL LADIES' WINTER sSHIIlTS! Closeout Pedal Pushers Closeout S I.0 0 “* > | 99 A > 2 89 Pr. Hundreds Of Other SPRING Items To Select MERCHANDISE From At Rig — ARRIVING — NOW — SAVINGS Q u n . J2 o & l o il WINTER PARK IIOUKS: END OF C LEA RA N C E >3.99 NOW * 2 »» *94-05 MEN'S from tended stay in Jack­ D. Touchton of California. Air*. Arthur Wagner of Na­ ranja Road is entertaining Air*. Charles Hang of New York-City. • Mrs. VV. Hunter has her friend. Airs. K. Payne, of Ar­ lington, Va., as her housegut-si. Airs. Payne is a BPW inemla-r in Virginia and has visited with the Dellary BPW Club. Guests of Air. and Airs. James Chapinun of Palmira Drive are Alls* Bess Chap­ man, Alls* Dorothy .McDer­ mott and Airs. B. Olson, all of New York State. THRU SLACKS 0 20(1 N. PARK AVE. STOIIK SALE! Sport Coats 115 M ugnolla Ave. M A R Y E S T H E R ’S TALKS CLASSICS sonville nnd wants her muny friends to come OPEN FKI. NIGHTS-AND HOW! 229 W. FAIIUIANKS MI 4-6864 YOU LOOK AS SMART AS YOU It UNDERPINNINGS lilt AS IIV GODDESS — OLGA AMI MALI FOUNDATIONS IIV SILK SKIN AND OLGA LANOLIN TREATER IIOSK IIV VANKTTH Personals lly Linda Kmllhiuin Airs. J. K. Priest entered the Winter Pink Alemorial Hospital, this week, fur major surgery. .Mr. a n d .Mrs. Charles Creasey or Carnation lame have her cousin, Mis* Martha Krcidcr, nf ( leone. Pa., as Imuseguesl. Mr. and Mr* Albert Salis­ bury of Azalea Drive enter lalned Ihelr daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis, ol t'roswleks, N. J., and children, Susan and Scott. They also visited Air. and Airs. J. Jackson of Naranja Boail where they viewed the Jackson family trip to Alas­ ka. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Ruffin, Shell Itoad South, have as their houaegucsts, Air. and Airs. S. Cheddenton of Toron­ to, Canada, and Air. and Airs. fort. See our hnndsome ensembles Imlay. NOW 2 2 r 3321 Graprville Are. FA 3-088H . DeBary Personals pul terns, new rotors in coals nnd slacks Newtailored in weights for spring-summer com­ PKG. 10 - SELF SEAL Grapcville Nursery Oviedo turned DECORATED NOW 2 2 * ALL SIZES REASONARLE Mm. Dickerson has re­ BKOOK FI ELI) WHITE ENVELOPES REG. 4tk MRS. HAROLD IIKRHST, right, clmirmun and Mrs. Maurice Cnrliett, co-chairman, of the SmorgnxlMird, this Saturday a t tbe Congregational Christian Church arc displaying tbe original handmade Kwedixh aprons dial memlierx will wear to serve tbe guests, from 4:!10 to p.m. They were copied from one received by Ilctte Corbett and Ethel Root memlierx have spent months on the elaborate a rt work. A drawing will Im> held each half hour for door prizes. Tickets are available front memlierx or a t tlie door. (Herald Photo) S P R I N G P r e v iie w Flattering Fashions For The Tall And UngAValsW* SHRUBBERY The Hamilton House was the scene for a recent lunch­ eon honoring Air*. Robert Brown, Valentine Girl of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Flirt iiiigiiun was Ihe main course which was served on tables with arrangements of roses and decorations carry­ ing out the Valentine theme. Following the luncheon, the group motored to Hie Art Gal­ lery in Orlando to see paint­ ings hy Conrad Smith and Florence Jordon. .Members enjoying the day were Airs. Joe Corley and her guest, t h c honorcc, Airs. Brown and Altnel. J. Denni­ son, LaAlar .Meredith, Janies Blythe, Banks Golden, Larry Alann and Don llam nrr. V A H -9 Bridge Wool Cotton OF COLO IIAROY B SP Chapter Hostess For Dacron Dacron LARGE SELECTION “Featuring Fashing* Ju«t For You* Mrs. Moynihan FOR 2 J e BEAUTIFUL FRUIT BOWLS COLORFULLY New Arrivals iced in red and white, were served to the many guest* who called during the after­ noon. Arrangement* of red and white flowers graced the party rooms at the William* home. W EAR Phone FA 2-1581 B. E. Purcell Spectacular Buys . . . Full Length Cotton Pajamas! Now’s the time to stock up 'n save on our cozy, comfortable cotton ’Junius! W ait till you see the trim-tallored pastels, petite l>osy prints . . . all in favorite stvleu! Ami, all easy-cure machine washable, of course! �Site £.tiifnrfi Feb. 21, 1EMJ3 — rap e 9 S rrn lit diomsmuakaM By Mr*. II. L. John-oa Good aitcriVKin niiain. While you’re marketing tilt) you know that you can learn many tilings alxiut food in the grocery store? For instance: 1. Study label* — for Idea* on storage, number of serv­ ing* and ways of preparing the food. Compare brands — for cost, amount and quality. 2. Watch for new foods usu­ ally introduced by special display* or Introductory of­ fers, .1. Select fresh fruits and vegetable* carefully. A11 vegetables should be firm, bright and fresh-looking, not willed and shriveled. Most fruit* should be firm and full, 4. Look for (he round pur­ ple stamp used for marking meat that show* that it ha* passed federal Inspection. Thl* I* your guarantee of good-quality meat. 5. If you have storage space at home, buy staple foods in quantity to save your food dollars. If you have a free*or, food* nv season are good buys—to lie frozen for future use. A request ha* been made for making Scrapple. I found this recipe in a I'SOA bulletin at the Home Demonstration office. For a copy go to the office and ask for bulletin 27 Here i* the recipe. Select three pounds of bony pieces of pork. Simmer (do not boil I in three quarts of water until the meat drop* from the bone. Strain off the broth remove the hones, lak ing care to get sll the tin* pieces. Chop the meat fine. There should be about two quarts of broth, and if neeess ary add water to make this quantity, living the broth to the ladling point, slowly stir in two cups of corn meal or three cup* of cracked wheat and cook for about 30 minute* zdlrrlng frequently. Add the chopped meat, salt and any other seasoning such a* a lit­ tle »age or thyme. Pour the hot scrapple Into bread pant which have been rinsed with cold water. Tills will make two pans. Let *land until cold and firm. Slice about Inch thick and brown slowly In n lint skillet. If the scrapple Is rich with fat do not add any for frying. (D aah fiJbJby • fo h n sih DEAR ABRY: You told n render that tt was poor manners to two u toothpick in pulilie. I npreo with you. ers were crowned with flow clothe* may be less expensive lint why bother with that when ev­ ers. So mueh careful thought i because you can replace ery day millions of so-called refined was given to the preparation' part* rather than the entire people commit a far more previous of fish that the Roman Sen- outfit. I social error by bcfoulinp the air with ate was known to have dehatThe service note* also that stinkinp cipnrete and cigar smoke? cd for hours on the treatment dresses (other than bouseif a person picks his teeth in public, of a particularly choice fish. 1 dresses) appear to he winthose who don't like it enn always In a recent study fish and ning favor over mils. Houselook away. But if someone light* up shellfish are among the Wit dresses which are decreasing a cipnrete or n smelly cipar. those foods to include in menus for j in popularity, are evidently , who don't like it can either lump it those who want to keep the being replaced by multl-puror leave the room. cholestrol in their bodies at a pose skirts, hlou*o* a n d DETESTS SMOKE low level. Cholesterol, as m ost 1 slack*. of us know, is the number one suspect in heart ailment*. Fortunately, fi*hery products are also h kh In the nutrient* we need, Living rich sources of high-grade protein, miner­ als and vitamins. • • • Would you like to try this Red Snapper Floridian rec­ ipe? 3 lh*. red snapper fillets or other fish fillets, fresh or frozen 3 Itisp*. melted fat or oil 2 tbsp*. orange Juice 2 t.«ps. grated orange rind 1 tsp. salt Dash nutmeg and pepper Thaw frozen fillets. Cut In­ to srr\ma-*lze portions. Place in a single In) or, skin side down in a well greased bak­ ing dish. 12 by S by 2 Inches. Combine remaining ingred­ ient* and pour over fish. Hake In a moderate oven XV) dr grees for 23 to 3u minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Serve* t>. Let’s make some Doughnut Muffins. Cream: DEAR DETESTS: You rattled the ripht cape! I have hnr|*ed on the offensiveness of smokers so much iu (lie past Itiat even my best friends are hepinniup to tell me offl TELEVISION TONIGHT By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Will you please settle somethin? once and for all? Is it proper to lip the owner of a henutv shop If she has done your h a ir7 I wits told that you nre supposed to tip only the employes and never the owner. IN DOUBT THURSDAY I*. 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M i l o n t I'HON'K FA 2-1214 | yi M 4V l t t »V r > HI DE - I N THEATRI T O N IT K - 7:00 ft 10:41 CARLOAD BASS KITE "All In A N ight's Work" Pressure Off For Bearcats Shirley McLain Dean Marlin - Color P l u s A t 9:00 Only "Go Naked In The World" Gina Lollobrlgid* • Color Ity t rilled I’r r n International FBI. ft MAT. If you think Cincinnati wa* S1.00 A CARLOAD lough while It was running " t r i p l e IlOHHl)K~81luw" high, wide and unbeaten, spare some pity for North Kdgsr Alim Poe's Shocker •Tell Tale H eart" Texas State which meets Hie Pin* Mfareal* on Hie rebound to­ "Cnltikl • immortal night. Monster" And Cincinnati, top-ranked col­ •Tnrmenled" lege basketball team In thr Sexy Hhe-Ghonl On A Spree] n.itiiin, had it* 3? game win HTAKTH SUNDAY ning streak ended by Wichita " T h e C h n p m n n R e p o rt" last Saturday. And while the Mrnrent* were shaken at first hy the defeat, they're all OPEN 12:13 mighty happy to have the pressure off. r R I T I NOW thru HAT. 7 95 HIIOW'H AT 1:00 2:20 - 3:23 - 7:20 - 9:00 Plus Tax and Rrrappabla Tire U. S. ROYAL TIRES STARTS SUNDAY *-»" 1 ' Welsh Tire Shop Reciipplng * Tire Repairing * Vulcanizing StnlSc K Dynamic Wheel llalnncing Ph. FA 2-0872 120 So. French Avc. B fM U U tfH M * T H E HA V E R ;mftPIHCE*mLMH mmXAILOFI 1 I THE STAY-SLIM REFRESHMENT diet-rite cola O u r lo w e s t p ric e d J F R IG ID A IR E 2 -D O O R ! 0 N L Y 1 C A L 0 R IE PER SERVING J FULL, RICH COLA FLAVOR ✓ STRAW BACS! 'ark A**>. Winter Bark t:e« Ul (li (SI (Si (31 (> l (4) III ill (3) (SI (I) N E W T IR E S — D lacim llnued T re a d D esign At llclmv D enier C oat New Shipment The Park Mall 1:19 4.34 •CAPS While Walls 12.00 Extra (II Hsorst Storm (»> Amtrlran n*nd*txn4 (:20 4.10 PRICES SLASHED JJh7 W oman byRuthMiiiett GEORGE W A SH IN G T O N 'S ( S i W h o Do T o u T r u s t Si XX <l> CHS NsiTs 4:01 (2 l M a k e R o o m T o r U*,1.1y FRIDAY P. M. t!> W t A t l i r r i n IM l l r t n r l V # w t l ; ( 0 I9» i*port« Hptiort 1sa tin Personals ii o m S*wi iMeftir# CONFIDENTIAL TO GREG: •i cup soft shortening I O'* i d lsfMtt.ini lirrrikt* In In Take care t f your character and •inJimin 1 cup augur ♦• • * CM Ih m ita ll«** 4 your reputation will take enro of it­ Add, then heat well: I U <:> Dr. K 11.1 it tv DEAR ABRY: I read in your col­ self! 19) l i a r 6 It T«» 1 egg • • « l:9o 19) Mjr T h r # * Hoti* umn every day and see where kids Mix and sift: i fl» T h r T w i l l u l i t f f ta iit complain about (heir brothers ami Whitt's on your mind? For n per­ 1 2DO 13* 11mill P i cups sifted flour sisters. I hope they see (his. 1 am an sonal reply, send tt self - addressed, 10100 (41 Tit* N ut - * I 'i |*ps. baking powder t2» Th* A u d i W illia m * only chilli and I would pive nnythinp stamped, envelope to Abhv, Box •4 tsp. salt c.m Drvmlrri* for a brother or sister. ] am very ] It 00 4 2 » \ » VI *• M|4* RHflii, Beverly Hills, Calif. U tsp. nutmeg ( I ) ARC K iu al l l t p o r t • • • Add dry Ingredient* fo lonely. I have had dops, ents, fish, 4(1 Nrw It* p *rt* Hate to write letters? Send one 11:10 (9: Mil KM. rin.4l n*creamed mixture alternately birds and now I have a white rat, but pul I am still lonely. If anyone wants to dollar to A BUY, Box .1:1(15. HE VEIL 11:30 (91 \V with: » « i h * r Hlctv trade a b ro th e r or n sister for tt LY HILLS, CALIF., for Alihv's new (A) \ V # a ! h r r ' i rup milk l l i t f t ( i ) I I oil> w f*od Movl* house broken while rat. it is a deal. booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LETFill greased muffin pan* C avalcadr ONLY CHILD, AGE NINE TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." two-thirds full. Hake in 330 I l il A (9) T h a n h * ! 9 T l t t a i t r ll t J O ( I ) T o n l t * rthaw degree oven 20 to 30 minute*. 1:00 C ) N M l Remove from pans at once. FRIDAY A. M. Roll in: ti th*p*. moiled butter 1 ( 4 I I I Sign r>s ( J l Him On Then roll in a mlxtxure of: 4 Js i s i r o l l * * * « r t t i . x t r la cup sugar l.:-o «• * O r . . . * s e t I ' . r m u s When should a defender and West uill have to play Ids port t tsp. cinnamon NORTH (O) II bad nn Inter'tiled 1st *> card !:(!« (S' Today king. Then when West reMake* 12 medium or 19 o k io a s ISI W ,1..- I ' o M ov ies rather than fourth he*t of a f-i small muffin*. tin ns the diamond .South will 7:13 12) Farm X iark ei u#i< ,r t lung suit? tine necssl.in is « #74 ill HI*:* News k VVcs• • • have two good diamonds. *AKQJ7 lh*r Here I* n T artar Sauce a* when he bn* nn Intermediate WIST M S (21 T m l s y HAST sequence »urh a* queen-tenif E ast waul* to beat the l*> F re -a r h a e l I-lsnm n* requested by Tootste Lee. *33 * A4 t * l CniinKlawrn N ew s nine-eight. Must player* know V J 10801 hand he mini lead Hie ten of T:4* 2 3 cup m»vonn-il»e TAKI7I T tt l t s i • v n .- h in ’, t t d s p - i Ibl* lead, but very lew knuvr ♦ K 33 ♦ QtOOO Tin.*' diamond* and bracket ilum1 tsp. grated onion * 111 * 10 * ? ; i v ( av , \ * n s . v v s a t h e r vvbst ] dill Die "bracket” lead. niy‘» nine. 2 tsps. chopped chives l.o# i»* M l e k - y v a n s ftiinw MOUTH If Smith play* the ace, K.ast Esst win* the first trick t tsp. chopped parsley III < s|>uln K a a a s rn o AQJ 973 will grl ill with tho ace of V-ll (21 Weslhi r stol News 2 drop* tabasco sauce, if de­ with the king of heart*. It VQ4 !:li> H i T i'l.v i ♦ AJ 3 spades and the defense uill doesn't require crest study to sired (Si IVit t o o n s ills * 0 4 2 cash two diamond trick*. II » nfl 1 2 1 J a c k l . s t s n n S l i » * I chopped il*p ) sweet or dill see that hi* side nerd* two No one vulnirable » 30 (2> i l s l * n t o r m ah n iv South piny* low the ten will dlaniiiiul trick* to bent the con­ Norik East crisp pickle (K) l l n n i | i r r llooin flaul* We* 4 hold the trick and if Mouth l a -no 1 2 ) Hay W lien tract slid that the only way to I * t tsp. capers, if desired IT 1* IT Mix all ingredient* just get two diamond trick* I* to 2 * plays the Jack, East will take 3T 4A Pats enough to Idrnd. This U an attack the suit right away Pass Pass Id* king and return the suit, Opening lead—V J excellent sauce for fivh, and while he still ha* bis arc of whereupon East will lie nhlr I* also good on corned beef trumps. to rover the diamond played hash. Make* about N cup If Knst leads Ids fourth best of good to nttnrk the suit. final dummy and eventually sauce. diamond it won't do him n bit Mouth wilt piny (Ini five npet make a s e c o n d d i a m o n d . U)& % 1t'-a Utn#« ®;IS (;> N pw «cot>f with K»n DEAR IN: When in doubt, offer a tip. If the owner of the shop refus­ es it. say, ’T hank you" and forpcl it. If tills is embarrasslnp, you’ll be embarrassed only once, which is bet­ ter than bcinp in a constant state of doubt. It is getting near the lime lor you homemakers In start your Faster sewing. Rut be­ fore you do get your sewing machine cleaned and adjustrd. TTie I’SDA has a bulletin nut on this, No, 1941, and It Is at Miss Wilson’s olliee. There Is al«o a good bulletin on pattern alteration. If you are like me when you buy a pattern It will have to he changed some way. In this bulletin, No. imk , there arc 39 complete pace* on Just ever)thing you • • • will need to know about this. These bulletin* aro sll FIIKE Have noticed fresh rulaof charge nnd you certainly hagas at some local fresh get wonderful Information out vegetable stand*. I found n recipe for Buttered Ruta­ of them. • • • baga. Want to try It? Okay, Much »f the dnlly frustra­ along with. Wlmt is Important Here li another of Mrs. here il I*. tion and unhnppinr** that peo­ I* t h a t y o u d e v e l o p a t e c h n i ­ Fort Poole's good recipe*. 2 to 2 ' i lb*, rutabaga ple suffer i* a Uitect result, nf q u e f o r k e e p i n g p e a c e w i t h This one Is Hamburg Noodle 4 nip* boiling water them. uul knowing wlmt is Impert1 tsp. salt Hake. It's nut important that your flruwn 2 lbs. hamburger in 2 Ispa. sugar mil nnd wlmt is relatively un­ friends don’t always agree 2 tbsp*. olrn, add garlic tall, 3 tbsp*. butter important. For instance: with you. What Is Important Can any of you recall those i H»*p. sugar and dash of pepI tbsp. Hour It'* not impoitant Hist a is Hiat ycsi maintain your own special "Making Days o f , per. Add 2 small can* of toSalt to suit ia*te hu-hnud nnd wife have nn oC- individuality, your own be­ Grandmother's” ? S p e c i a l malu sauce or 1 can tomato chopped parsley rational quarrel. Wlmt Is Im­ liefs, nnd grunt them the right soup. Cover, simmer 13 to 20 .Slice rutabagas into '4 inch treat* of hers *ere "Fried to do the same. Jlcn" or "Frogs." These minute*. Cook and drain § thick slices, then peel slice* portant L that on« or the It's not important that you and cut Into I inch wide dice other—and It doesn’t matter were Hie small pieces of ounce pkg, noodles. manage to keep up wlUi the or wedge*, put into a three dough left over from her Mix: quart saucepan with water which—Is quick to any, " it Joneses. What I* Important ta yeast-raiseil bread* and sweet 1 cup sour cream I 3 nz. pkg. cream cheese and salt and boll covered un­ was my fault," thereby keep­ that you mining*! to live wisely doughs which she fried In hot til just lender. 23 to 33 min­ ing n hot argument from on your income. C chopped st-alliona f a t . dipped In molasses, Place In layer*, meal, utes. Drain off \ cup of the turning into n cold war. maple syrup or honey, to be It'a not Impartant that you cream mixture, noodles, re ­ water. Melt butler, blend In eaten hot. It's not Imprrtant whether don't get a* many breaks ns • • • peat. have layers of meal on flour, add rooking water and thu person you’ve done u someone else. The Important Did you know that the an­ (up. Make in 330 degree oven stir over ilircet beat until the great deal for I* grateful to things it thut you take ad­ sauce boll* Add sugar. Add you. What's important Is that vantage of Hie opportunities cient Romani considered fish for 33 minute*. • * « salt lo suit taste. Pour sauce you taw the opportunity to that do earns your way. such a dfllcary that the servAccording lo the l!SDA Me- over hot rutahag** and re ­ da anmething for aonie.uv It's not Important that aome s e a r c h Service Am rrlran heat Then turn into vege­ else—and did it. people don't like you. Wlmt is Enterprise women are more and mure table dlslt amt sprinkle finely It's not Impori.tut that your Important 1* llmt you try to lurning to casual chillies — chuppcd parsley over lop. in-laws aren't easy to get he the kind of person others skirts, blouses, Jacket* and Serve* 3. • • • slacks. II) doing this they are keeping their clothing ex­ Next week will be the start i By llrlrn Snodgrass penditures down. The re ­ of the Lenten Season. Would ■Mrs. Chester llendersnn of search service cite* several like to hear from some of you Enterprise accompanied a reason* why raiii.il wear can homemaker* who have some group n[ young people from good Lent illihra that arc be easier on the budget: the Plymouth Avo. Christian —Many of the casual llema only to prepare. I have n few THIIKK DAYS ■ TUCKS.. Kill., SAT. Church in DcLand to Hie are lets expensive than the (hat were tried by Hie Bureau Youth Convention held re­ of Commercial Flilifrlaa. more formal clothes. cently at the First Christian —The separates provide They sound real raty and Church in Pompano Reach. greatrr variety and flexibil­ good. Will give a few of them While there Mrs. Hcmlerton ity by kiting you mix gar­ next week. Let me hear from was the guest of her daugh­ you. Write me at lit. 1. Box ments. te r. Mrs. Andro A) lies, in —Replacement of ea*ual 31-R, Sanford. West Hollywood. Mr*. Ethel Grsy, District Secy, of Hasting* was the guest speaker at the Woman's Society of Chriatian Service SPRING AND SUMMER at the home of Mri. Catherine B rurr on Clark St. She spoke on the various phase* of the work of the society. Mrs. Brure served refreshment* carrying out a Valentine theme. Mr*. Gray was the luncheon gue*t of Rev, and Mr*. Fred Foster. Mrs. Harvey Dunn wa» hos­ tess to the evening group of Aloo One Lot Of Ilapa the Women* Society of In Christian Service Tuesday, M ri. Batcom Cirlton • - 'e n tLeather • Bluatic • Straw «d a film on "Korea" and refreshment* were served by the hostess. merle tV rx tlitf (4) To T*11 Th* Truth IJt I.e trn aptnisH (4) C a l r n i l t r (0.14 (4 i 1 l e u l.u cr (J* P l s t i e e r t 1 1 M c i l-rlc* 1. U tah I (4) T h r MeCoyt (SI J s t i * VVymsn S how 11:29 1 2 1 C o n e * m r * » t..n iS t t ’e ie * . • Ils-Iys ( s i T o u r s F o r A .4eng I C S i (4. r i m x t « s 12:00 12) T o u r F l u t In .p r* * »ton I4v l . o v t of t.lfe ( ?) U r a l s F o r J Hhow NO SUGAR AT ALL J NO EXTRA COST PRICE To Clear J'IsuninqA (Formerly Me Vicar#) GIFTS - CARDS • BOOKS 210 E. FIRST KT. • 100-lb. taro son# frwz#r with Mparal* IniuIiUd 4 m ‘2 5 9 ” , w j. G. H. 1700 W. FIRST ST. 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K a r h claim o r ilrn ian tl - h a l l he In w r i t i n g a m i - h a l l ai.vta I h r p l a c e o f r e - l i l e n r e an il p o at n fflra address nf the claim ant, a m t ah a l l he a w u r n tn h y t h e c l a i m a n t , h l a a a e n t . hl> a t t o r ­ ney, a n d a n y am h c l a i m n r ■laniand n o t ao filed a h a l l be void. / • / f l o rd o n V. B r a d e r l c k A- K x e c u l o r o f t h e K a t a t e o f t l u y It. Ilalle y , D e c e a a e l I'u lilla h Kill. I I , 21, 21 A >lr. 7. t S U . C D B -II flOIHS7#J VOTIC B O F H I I B H I F F ’H HAI.B NOTICK IM II KIlKIt V <I1V* KN, t h a t I. J . L tJ T I I K I l llOlt* HY, K h erlff o f Kem lnole C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a , by v l r l u a n f a w r i t laatiad n u t o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r H r m ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , on t h a l * l h ■lay n f J a n u a r y . A. D. I H I . In t h a t c e r t a i n r a u a e b e t w e e n HA LIFA X F IN A N C K COM­ PANY, a F l o r i d a C o r p o r a t i o n , I’l a t n t l f f , a n d (IKOItUK W i l e HON a n d V t l i n i M A WILSON. D e f e n d a n t , h a v e In m y poaa•aaln n Ih e f o l lo w in g d a a c r l b a d paraonat p roperty, to -w ltt 1 • I IS * C a d il l a c A u t o m o ­ b ile— Iden. No. 1S IIAI2III a* I h e p r o p e r l y o f D K O IttlK W ltJ to N and V tltO IN IA W i l e HON; t h a t on t h e 4th d a y o f M a rch , A. D. I K S , b e t w e e n tha legal h nura of -ale, to - w ltl a f t e r 11:00 o 'c l o c k In I h e f o r e , n o o n a n d h e f a r * 2:00 o 'c lo c k In Ih e a f t e r n o o n , on I h e aald day a t lh a fro n t door of tha C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u a e la S a n ­ ford, Hrm lnole C o g n ly , F l o r ­ ida. t a h a l l o f f e r f o r a a la t o t h a h i g h e r ! b i d d e r fo r r a a h In h a n d , I h r a b o v e d r a r r l b e d p a r a o n a l p r o p e r t y o f tlKOIIU K W I let ON a n d V l l l O I N I A W I L ­ SON. J. I- Hobby S h e r i f f nf S em ln n t* C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a P u b l l e h F ab . 7. 14, I t , 10, 1101 C D F -1 0 FRESH/ VCUM A ROOD MAN. o o r BUT VOUW JLOI „ (ME MSN, NOT 1-THa-g.w a-M ! LV !•« baj] - WHAT1 VvCUD DO If x wore rw« Aiyzxo ONONSC1PE- . AND LOST 7MB UCC OBAN ARM/ > IT m 1“ 1“ r IT T" rr rr r i t !■ J CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgajre Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 1G. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wunted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Bubysittcrs 21. Beauty Sulons 22. Build - Puint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing-Services 2G. Radio Si Television 27. Speciul 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 Legal Notice IV T i l s : r l H C t IT COTHT. VIVTII JID IIIA I. riM IIIT o r B i.o ttiiiA i v a am r u n • KM IV ftl.K CO t VTY. IV C l I t V I ' B I I Y VO. I N N M I T I t 'l ! OB HI I T J A N K T HIIAItl* P O T T K fl, P lain tiff. 3. Education • Instruction Refrigeration • Air-condition­ FURS. 4 BR, 2 bath, lake, front home. $100 mo. John ing men needed. We train E. Fox Realtor. Ph. 323 0559 you. Write Commercial J ra d e i Institute Box 11, c 'o LARGE 3 BR llouae. Do-iblo Sanford Herald. garage. 800 E. 20lh. Call for appointment. 322-AI20. 4. Transportation BEAUTIFULLY Furnished WANTED: Ride to and from Room. FA 2-7431. Orlando daily. Call or see Mra. Odette Hostey. 1903 W. 2 BR house, kitchen equipped, 3rd. 322-5223. $65 mo. FA 2-4549. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartment*. Kitchen equip, Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. pod. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 FA 2 4678. or FA 2-0525. Efficiency Apt. *30 Mo. Sur­ UNFURNISHED new 2 bed plus City. 201 W. 1st St. room house, kitchen equip­ 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen ped. FA 2-3685. equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen FA 2 0920 after 5 p. m. equipped. $75 month. Ph. FA 2-5303. COUNTRY HOME For lease, Immediate occup­ 3 Bedroom house. 2408 Stcv ancy. New, 3 Bit, 2 Baths. ens Ave. Phone 349-4671. Situated on 5 acre lot. Un* furnished *135. Other homes RENT A DED furnished and unfurnished Rollaway, Hospital k Baby from $*0. Call or stop by Beds our office. By Day, Week, or Month CAnROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 H I W. lit St. Stenstrom Realty WELAKA APARTMENTS: Real Estate — Mortgages Rooms private baths, 114 III N. Park Ave. 322 2420 W. First St. TWO BEDROOM unfurnished Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 405 San Carlos. *65. house. 828 Escambia. Ph. Three r o o m furnished FA 2 0274. apartment. 2101 Magnolia, $45. Robert A. Williams, Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3049. Phone FA 2-3951. FA 28347. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-ins, fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ STORE, 1201 W. Firat St. Ph FA 2 0991, man Circle. $120 per month. FA 2-7484. Legal Notice NEWLY FURNISHED Urg* 2 BR duplex. 14th St. Long* wood. 838-3298. IV T I I B r i H I - l I T COI IIT OB T U B V IV TII J I D I I I A I . l i l t . C l IT. IV AVII BOH HBNI* Houses for rent. For infor­ T II O M A 8 J A M B S P O T T K tt. v o u : c m VTV. BI.O H ID A. mation contact Ted Wil­ D e f e n d a n t IV CIIAVVKHV VO. ISTM. HT ATK O P B I.O H ID A TO* P K D H H A I . N A T IO N A L MO HTliams Hardware, 205 E. T HOM AH JAMKH POTT KH, t l A t l K AMMnCIATIUN. a c.ir25th St. w h o s e la-1 k n o w n real* p o r a t l o n n r g a n l t a d u n d e r an d e n r e la P o a t o f f l o a Hug A r t n f C o n a r e a a a m i e x i s t i n g SI, Mor rill. N e b r a s k a . p u r a u a n t t o t h e KKHKIIAI. LAKE MARY. 3 BR. 2 bath. You w ill t a k a n o t i c e t h a t NATION'At. M o l t T O A t l K . AHSandy beach. $15o mo. Ph. a a a u r n bill o f c o m p l a i n t lia- HOCIATION CD A IITK It ACT. FA 2 8920. b een filed a g a l n a t y o u In t h a h a v i n g Ita p r l o c l p a l o f fic e In Circuit Court In and f a r t h e C i t y o f W a s h i n g t o n , OlaK em lnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In t r l c t o f C o lu m b ia , FURN. EFFICIENCY Apt. C h a n c e r i ' : t h a t th * n a t u r e of P lain tiff, Couple or mother with - a i d a u l t la a n a c t i o n f o r va. d iv o rce, Ihe abort t i t l e of H iriiA m i n. n .\trn a n d l o i . a child. Will care for child w h l r h la J A N K T K IIA H P POT- J . 11A I'll, h l a w if e while mother works. Ph. T B U . P l a i n t i f f . Va. THOMAS D efendant-. FA 2 2145. JAMKH P O T T K fl. D e f e n d a n t . V O T IC B OB HI I T T IIK K H PltKKKNTK a r e tn T O t l l l C U A 111) IL IIAL'U command y o u t u file y o u r and ROOMS, The Gablei, 401 an-w rr or other pleadlnga I Ail. A J. HAITI Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. w ith the C lerk nf tha Circuit T O t l A UK l i r . H K U T N O T I ­ C o u r t o f Kem lnole C o u n t y a t KI KD t h a t a au lt f o r fore* FURN. AND Unfurnished new H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , a n d e e r v e a e l o a u r a n f a m o r t a a g e hae co p y o f t h e a a m e o n Plain* b ean I n a l l l u l r d a g a l n a t y ou In 2 Blt duplex apartments. t l f f a n t t o r n e y a , o n o r b e f o re t h e r i r c u l t C o u r t o f t h e N in th T errano floors, tile bath. t h e 12th d a y o f M a rch , A.I). J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d f o r im . Kem lnole C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , a n F a 2-2374 after S p. m. H e r e i n f a l l n o t o r a d e c r e e a b b r a v l a l t d t i t l e o f w h i c h au ll p r o cn n feaao will be e n t e r e d la a a a h o v a aet f o r t h . Ynu a r e FURN. 3 Boom Apt. $30 mo. ag aln at you ,fo r default. r e q u i r e d l<* Die y o u r a n a w e r Adults F \ 2 9480. WtTNKHK my band and w ith the C lerk nf the above aeal at Kanfor-I, Kemlnole s t y l e d C u u r t a t l h a K em lnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , th la Eth d a y C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e , H anford . 4 LARGE Room Apt. within o f F e b r u a r y . A. D. 1»«2. F l o r i d a , a n d lo a e r v a a co p y walking distance of town. (KKAl.t t h e r e o f u p o n t h e P l a i n t i f f In A r t h u r It. I l e c k w l t h . Jr ., t h e a b o v e a t y l e d r a u a e o r t h e FA2 -3819. C lerk of th e Circuit C o u rt P l a l n l l f f a A ttorney-, Hinlth Hy: M a r t h a T. V lh len and K eating, III l l u l l a n d LAKE MARY, 1 BR. /urn. J t e p u ty C l e r k t l u l l d ln g , O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , n o t Apt. $40. FA 2 3930. llu lrh la n n and L efflar l a t e r t h a n t h e 11th d a y n f K -lw ard a H u lld ln g M a rc h . I l l l . T h e r r a l p r o p e r t y P o at O ffice D r a w e r It p r o c e e d e d a g a l n a t la: 2 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. H an fo rd . F l o r i d a l*ot I I , J a n e e n ' a S u lid lv l$65. 2619 Elm Ave. A lto rn ry a for P laintiff alon, a c c o r d i n g In t h e p l a t I’ulillah Feb. 7, I t . 21, I I . l t d thereof aa recorded In 2 Bedroom House. CDF-14 P l a t I too k I t , p a g e S7, o f Furn. lha Public liecorda of Adults, no pets. FA 2-7664. A D V H H T I I K H K Y T F O B H ID a K em ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . P r o j e c t No. F la. I 1 - C - I H - A 1 2 H o a r d of P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n f o r Hemlnoln C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Owner K a p a r a t a se a l e d b lda f o r A d ­ In I b e C o a r t o f t h # C aw n ty ditions la I.ym an School, J u d s e . S em in o le CoMBty, STorn Ham lnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , c o n ­ Ida. In P r o b a t e , s t a t i n g o f t w o Kclence Itooma. l o r e t B a to t e n f l l r n r r a t Shot*, H a n d a n d Vocal W IL L IA M II. MtmilAT. I ’n l t a ; and A d d itio n * to VtVTItH O P a t IT H e r e *•• 4 ( 'r o o m s Academy. S - m l n o l a T O t T K IU I Y I.KK DA V IS a n d T n t i l C r e d i t o r ! a n d P e r s o n a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , c o n s i s t i n g of PHVLI.IM ANN DAVIS, l l a t l n * Claim * o r D r m a a d s f iv e n e w c l a s s r o o m s a n d l i b ­ t a a l a a t aald B e ta te i h l a wife. D e f e n d a n t s , r a r y a d d i t i o n ; w ill ba r e c e i v ­ lleald en re an il M a ilin g You a n d e a c h of ynu a r * ed by lha O w ner *t Hi* Aildreea P n k n o w n h e r e b y n o t i fi e d a n d r e q u i r e d S ch o o l A d m i n i s t r a t i o n H u l l d ­ TOU AND KACII O F T O P lo p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s a n d »leln g . C o m m e r c i a l H treat, H an ­ a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t au lt maiula w h ic h you , o r e i t h e r fo rd . F l o r i d a , u n t i l 1* A. M . ha* bssr- r o m m r n r r d a g a l n a t n f you , m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t h e T u e s d a y , M a rc h 12. IMS. a n d y o u In t h e C i r c u i t C u u r t of e s t a t e o f W i l l i a m II. M u r r a y , t h e n a t *«ld o f f i c e p u b licly t h o N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of d e c r a a e d , t a l e nf aald C o u n t y , o p e n e d a n d r e a d alo u d . t h * H lala o f F l o r i d a In a n d t o t h e C o u n t y J u d g e o f Knot* T h e I n f o r m a t i o n f o r llld d ere , f o r Kem lnole C o u n t y , t h * a b ­ no la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , at Is I • F o r m o f Hid. F o r m o f C o n ­ b r e v i a t e d t i t l e o f w h ic h la: o ffice In t h e c o u r t h o u s e » f t r a c t , P l a n e . S p ecif icatio n * , a n d F A L L It I V K It SAVIN*IK aa ld C o u n t y a t H an fo rd . K l o r . F o r m a of llld llo n d a n d P e r - HANK. P l a i n t i f f , -v a- T K IIIIY Ida. w ithin sla calendar f o r m a n r * llon d m a y be a s - I . KK DAVIH a n d I’ll m YI.I.IH o n t h * fro m t h a t i m e o f l h a • m in ed In I h e o f f i c e o f th e ANN DAVIS, h la wife. D e f e n ­ f i r s t p u b l h - a t lo n o f t h l a n o i l r o A r c h i t e c t . J o h n A. I l u r l o n IV, d a n t s , In C h a n c e r y No. I27SS. T w o co p ies o f e a c h c l a i m o r F o u r t h F l o o r, H an fo rd A t l a n ­ T h e n a t u r e o f t h l a a u l t la d e m a n d s h a l l ba In w r i t i n g , t ic N a t i o n a l H a n k H u lld ln g . a f o r e c l o s u r e o f t h a t c y r t a l n a n d r h a l l s t a l e Ibo p l a c e o f S a n f o r d , F lo rl.ta, a n d co p ies m o r t g a g e from aa ld d e f e n ­ re sid e n c e a n d poat o ffice a d ­ m a y be o b t a i n e d t h e r e u p o n d a n t s to p l a i n t i f f , d a t e d April d r e s s n f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d p a y m e n t o f lino, tot f o r e a c h I I . 1**1 a n d r e c o r d e d April • h a l l ha s w o r n lo b y lh-< a r t t o n s se t c o m p r i s e s b o t h 11. I t l l In O f fi c i a l lieco rd a c l a i m a n t , a g e n t , a t t o r n e y a n d sc h o o ls I. A d d i t i o n a l aeta m a y Hook 111 p a g e 111 o f Ilia a c c o m p a n i e d by a f i li n g f - e ba o b t a i n e d a t I t # e a c h , h a l f P u b lic l i e c o r d a o f S em in o le of o n e d o l l a r a n d a u r h c l a i m o f w h ic h la r e f u n d a b l e u p o n C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , e n c u m b e r i n g o r d e m a n d n o t ao file d s h a l l r e t u r n o f sa m e. t h a t c e r t a i n p iece o r p ar cel be void. An y u nsuccessful b ld d a ia . o f p r o p e r l y l o c a t e d , s i t u a t e , K l h e l I* M u r r a y upon returning *u< h eat a n d b e i n g In aald C o u n t y a n d Aa e x e c u t r i x o f Ih e T-aat p r o m p t l y a n d In g o o d c o n d i ­ Htate, t o - w l t i W ill a n d T e s t a m e n t of tio n . will h* r e f u n d e d bla p a y ­ tail l». Illock *T*. NOIITII W i l l i a m II. M u r r a y , m e n t In fu ll If s u c h r e t u r n la O It I, A N D O T O W N h lT K m a d e w l l h l n t e n d a y s a f t e r Ihe FOCIITII ADDITION, as bi d o p e n i n g . U e n a r a l C o n t r a c ­ r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hook II. ture se cu rin g d o cum ents and p a g a SI, P u b l i c liecorda • • I su b m ittin g proposal sh a ll n f Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ba r e f u n d e d o n e - h a l f t h e d e ­ ida. p osit u p o n r e t u r n a f d o c u m e n t s KACII O F YOU IK IIK QU III. In g o o d c o n d i t i o n . KI) tu f ile y o u r a n a a t r o r The Owner reserve* th * o i l i e r w r i t t e n d e f e n s e s to th e r i g h t t o w a i v e a n y I n f o r m a l i ­ C o m p l a i n t w i t h I b e C l a r k of t i e s o r lo r e j e c t a n y o r all l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hemlnnla bide. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In t h l a p r o ­ v iv ru i: rv n r.it B a ch b i d d e r m u a t d ep o sit c e e d i n g a n d l o s e r v e a copy F l t - T I T I I I I ’B NAMM a T i T I T H w i t h hla bid. e e r u r l l r In t h a t h e r e o f u p o n t h e p l a l n t l r r * a t ­ TO WHOM IT MAY CO S C K IlN a m o u n t , f o r m a n d s u b j e c t to t o r n e y ^ whose n a m e s an d Notice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h a c o n d i t i o n s p r o v i d e d In l h a a d d r a a a a r * t i a r e l n a f l e r aal l h a u n d e r s i g n e d , p u r a u a n t to I n f o r m a t i o n f o r Bidder*. f o r t h , aa r e q u i r e d by l a w no t t h a " F l c t l t l u u a N am e S t a t u t e -* A t t e n t i o n o f b i d d e r s la p a r ­ l a t e r t h a n lb * lllto d ay of C h a p t e r I t i . e * . F l o r i d a S t a ­ t i c u l a r l y c a lle d to th * r e q u i r e - M a rc h t i l l . 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D. tv r i g h t , J r . tS K A L ) M a itla n d . F l o r i d a In l h a C i t y C h a irm an A r t h u r II. H e c k w l l b . Jr.. o f M a itla n d , F l o r i d a . Hoard of P ublic la a tru e C le rk of lha C ircu it Court T h a t t h a p a r t y I d l e r e e l e d t» lion fur Sem inole C ounty, I t y t M a r t h a T. M lilen •aid b u eln eaa e n l e r p r l e * la a* F lo rid a I ie p u ty C lark follow ai It. T. Mil wee, I l r a r d a l t , U r l d l e r a n d Lovrla l l a y W. C a v e S e m in o le C o u n t y S u p e r i n t e n ­ A t t o r n e y s f o r P l a i n t i f f D a t e d a t M a i tl a n d . S am ln o t# d e n t o f P u b l i c I t . e l r u c t l o a a n d 4# F o r t h C o n r t S t r e e t C o u n t, F lo rid a. J a n u a r y 12, E i - O f f l c l a S e c r e t a r y t o th o Coat O ffice H o t l l l d 1M2. H o ard a f P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n Orlando. F lo rid a P u b l l e h F e b . 14, I#, I I . IMS. P u b l i s h F a b . 7, I t , t l , I I , | | | | P u b l i s h Ja n . t l A Fab. T. 14. 11. 1*41. CDF-14 CD F -1 4 C D K -ll Legal Notice �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Hom e... Look io W an t-A d s For Went 1%3 12. Heal Eatute For Salei 12. Real Estate For Sale F’URN Apt. 23uu Mi'llonvillc. 6A Special Notices REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE Unties short*, 99c. Sleeping BEDS FOR RENT llorpital, llullauay*. Juve­ bags, $6 88 Sale. Surplus City. 201 W. 1. nile. FREE delivery and Pick-up. Ready Mix Concrete, sand, FURNITURE CENTER steel, window sills, lintels, 1100 French Ave. dry well*, grease trap*, Ph. FA 2-7953 steps, table tops, stepping stones, lot markers. SPECIAL SALE Miracle Concrete Co. USED FURNITURE 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 1 Used Cbcst-of draw rrs $to.no t Used d ie d of-drawers 812.50 HIKE loan of our efficient 1 Rebuilt hitle-a-bed. brown Carpet Sltainpooers with uphulstcry, n e w mattress purchase of Blue Lustre .................................... $99.50 shampoo. Carroll's Furni­ 1 Apartment size bnlc-a-bed ture. .................................... $59.50 ONION PLANTS 1 Full size inuerspring m at­ in s* __ $ 10,00 CRYSTAL WAX 4 SWEET SPANISH. PER M - $230 1 3-pc. dinette, new, mis­ 500-81.Mi, 5M lots and over matched chair* . . . . $29.50 —$2 00 3 Twin size long boy Holly­ wood bi-ds, retH>s*es*ed. like CABBAGE & CITRUS BAGS new each .......... $.21.50 All sizes, ladder*, picking bags, clippers, truck rope, 1 Twin size othorpcilic matask for OUT price list. tee** 4 box spring, reposse»*vd, like new $69 50 A. M PRBVATT, PHONE 749 2115. SEVILLE, FLA. 1 Used Bahama bed with 3 Itlt. 2 bath, fenced back T ,, yard, air conditioner, Kit* J- '• • t h i l l , ReilltOl chen equipped. 3309 S. Park “ call Hall’* FA 3-3641 .\vc. FA 2-1761. 2544 So rreacb Ave. 3 HR.. 2 bath home. Xothihg LOTS MAYFAIR SECTION down $65. mo. 232 Palm A few choice lots left in Ma>latr section. Terms 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-6827 Place. Praver Hornet. Pit. FA 2-1928. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 9. For Sale or Item O. M. HARRISON'S 317 4 UR, 2 bath, with family ntom. Sec furnished model at Sale* office out 20th St. and Cpsaln Rd., opposite It >tui like country living church, central heat pre­ 3 Ik'drooin, 3 bath*. On pared fur Air-condition. oontli side of big IMike Mar; Water lor boating, $12,990 Low-Low down pa> merit etc. Orange tries. Approxi­ mately 21 1 acre*. FA 2-9163. $79.00 MONTH PAYS Al.L 2 RR. Modern tmu.-e. Catalina. FA 2 0578. 12. Heal Estate For Sale Jim Hunl Realty oilice FA J-2lir Nights FA 3-0613 333 0700 252t Park Dr santnrd. Ha. MODEL HOME 2 Bedroom, kite lien equipped. $61 month. 2323 Sanford Ave. All types of Real Estate John E. Fox, Realtor 110 N. Park Ave. Pit 323-0559 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Realtor Raymond I-undquisl, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Rank Dklg. While furnished house am iss High School on Ridgewood. $1500 Inquire within or pltonc Apopka 866-4619. v 2 \crcs of land on hlway 1792. Frame house, lurn, busi­ ness. Cucap. 668-5520. 3 Hrdntom. Da bath, no qual­ LOVELY Colonial Ironic. Ph. FA 2-7431. ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. Ijongrinlc stilaiivision tong• ll\ OWNER. 3 lilt, CII home. wood. Fla. mom Sprinkler sys­ tem. large )iinl. Hood loca­ 3 Ik'drooin brick home*. Choice locations. FHA. S4MJ tion. FA 2-4836 ikiwn. $78 month. Monna Ifi. Fentnle Iteip Wanted J a n is. FA 2 1810. TAKING APPLICATIONS lor waitress. Musi i*- over 21 Stenstroni Really Apply Pig N Whistle, 8 un­ til 4:30. Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 WAITRESS, CURB Girl. Expcrience necessary. Apply Owner must sell. Take over Chick *.N Treat, Sanfurd. SHuuo payments. 3 bed­ rooms in Sunland. FA 2-4181 17. Male Help Wanted bolsters HUNT BETTER 9 BUYS 1981 Comet S-22 2 Door. Hurkel Sent*. White Finish, Automatic Trans., Radio, lleatrr, Low Milrugr, Fixlra Clean. 1895 1980 Mercury Monterey 1495 1959 Mercury Monterey 995 1958 Mercury Montclair $895 1958 Ford V-8 5300 1957 Chevrolet $895 1957 Dodge V-8 795 1955 Chevrolet $495 I Door, H.T., Fully Powered. FIxtra ( lean. Light Yellow Finish. I Door, Mrrr-O-.Matic, Radio, Heater, While I'inMi, A Bargain. I Door, Merr-O-Mallr, Power Steer., Radio, Healer, Two Tom- Green Fetish. F’airlaue 500, 2 Door. I’ord-O-Malir, ’Radio. Healer, A Bargain, Needs Lillie Work. ____________ I Door Slalion Wagon. 9 Pass., V-8. Powerglide. Radio and Healer. Custom Station Wagon, \ulomalie Iran-., Power Si err. and lirakrs. Fxtra Clsar, One Owner. Slalion Wagon, 6 I >Under. Automatic Tran*.. Healer. Good Condlliun. Economy Bargains 1958 Ford V-8 I onirrtihlr. I uril-O-Mallr. Radio, llralrr. Power Slrrr„ New Tup. 1958 Ford V-8 F'airUne 2 Dour. 1955 Buick I Dour. Runs Good. 1955 Ford 4-lfr. Slaliuu Wagon, Good londillun. *495 *195 *95 *395 ( AILS SOLD WITH A MV WARRANTY H U N T 'S 1?INC. KAN FORD • FA 2-4881 LOT Winter Park Phone Ml 4-0209 AT IM I.3IF.iro A COMMLID I At._____ .11A. I’etM Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months old. AKC. Female. Call 322-7879. i MOTORS FA 2-0221 CADILLAC OLDS Senkarik Gina* utul Paint Company T O D A Y ’S SPECIAL t9S(i OLDS 4 Dour Sedan With Automatic Tran*mUkiun. Itoilio. IIruler. Tinted Gin**, While Watt Tires Anil Air Conditioning. 74500 than 2 year* old. $73. Call 322-6478 after 6 p. m. take up monthly payment* of $13.50 on 3 complete 1$ MM KODAK movie cam­ room* of furniture. Call era, with light meter. Lea­ TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ ther carrying case. Phone lect. FA 2 8113. 62 FALCON Slaliuu Wagon, 4 Door —...... . 38 Pl.Y MOUTH 2 Hour. V-8. Stick Shift ------38 CIIK.V 4 Poor, Air Condition ...... 61 CIIF.V Station Wagon, 1-Dr., V-6 Auto. Trsna. 36 FORD Station Wagon. V*8, Auto................... 39 CADILLAC Sedan DeVilte. Power, Air Cond. 38 FORI) Slalion Wattnn, Auto. 39 CIIK.V 4 Door. 6 Cylinder. Stand. T rano-..-. 57 CIIF.V 2 Door, Standard Shift --— 38 OLDS 2 Door. Automatic ............... 37 F'ORD Slalion Wagon, V-8, Overdrive ----61 CIIF:V ( | Ton Firkup, Auto. T ram ----- -----39 l IIKV Slalion Wagon. Very l.uw Mllraga .— 39 FLY MOUTH 2 Poor. Sid. Tram ...... ............. ... 33 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. 6. Sid. Shift _ .... >43 39 FtDSFX I Door. Aulomallc ..............— . 39 Pl.YMOUTH 2 Door llardlop. • Uyl...... ..... MS 38 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle. Air Cond. ..... — 39 OLDS 1-Door llardlop. Air Conditioned _ 3h FORD I, Aulo., V-N. llardlop ..................893 3H FORD 2 P o o r , 6 Cyl., Standard .... ......... ..... 37 FORD 2 Door ................................ .........—« 58 PONTIAC Slalion Wagon, 4, Anto. Trana. _ 219 I- 2nd HT. FA 2-0711 >303 PARK AVB. FAS-M8I ORLANDO C n 1-3168 Falcons! Fairlanes! Galaxies! Thunderbirds! MOTOKH KA 2-0231 Wit* 81.19a . NOW 295 Wa* 8109a NOW J f ] g g CM C Was 8129a j 190.1 INJdFGE >i TON V-8 TRUCK WITH CAMI'KR i A llmnp Away F’roni Home You Aluxl Srp THU! I I-1 SI90U , NOW *3960 1959 RENAULT DAUI'HINE Wa* *195 now |3 Q 5 Wu* $095 1957 DODGE 4 Dr. 11/r. V-8 noyv n «»w See the liveliest of the lively ones! SHOWING FRI. & SAT. 3595 wUK 1950 PLYMOUTH Itrlirdvrr ll/T , V-8 $595 3195 1952 HUICk With New Tlrr« NOW 1 9 1 1940 IMilHiE NOW 3 1 5 MANY OITIKKH TO CHOOSE FROM All Cum Sold With 1 Year GW Warranty FEB. 22 & 23 d ieminoiei.o.motors i h a 519 E. KA 2-0014 I a 893 193 Mi Bill Hemphill PRO DODGE <J TON PICKUP Very Good a i m 893 1893 1963'A FORD LINE .SOW C 893 1966 CONTI AC VKNTUKA 2 door hardtop, aulomallc Iran*., radio, hrator, while* wall llrr«. A very rlpan onp and pslra *ppcial al $lh95. 111(11 RENAULT DAUHIINK ; $1793 393 993 1793 393 2393 893 1195 *93 293 543 1493 1393 893 FOR SALE K 4 II.. ( lean. 33 to 49 Ml. Per Gallon Gas. of tfuslity t ’-rd t ars be­ fore imi buy. Fairli ear 1* reconditioned and *old under GW Warranty. 391 W. FIRST ST. /CHEVROLET We've Reduced Thewe Car* To Kell Immediately! They’re Clean! They’re Sharp! And They’re Mechanically Right! LAWN~SERVICE Hill Hemphill -JI Used furniture, appliancp*, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. U rry * Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 2-4132 1959 DODGE V-8 ROYAL D R .L L r.5 T PI MPS, SPRINKEK SYSTEMS See Our Selection HOLLERSo/SANFORD &0 * MA 3.1. Furaitur* 2-Dr. Hardtop, Like New WELLS lleutinic • A ir Com litioiiintf Sale*—Repair—Contracting FREE ESTIMATES 2502 Oak FA 2 8321 '37 PLYMOUTH Station Wa­ VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) $10.(15 ikiwn & $3.33 Weekgon. S75. F'A 2-6333. Robb’s lyBakery. Lewis Sales & Service 2517 Country Club Road 1955 Fly mouth Station Wagon. l’h. FA 2-7928 A-l condition. ’37 motor. $350. F'A 2-9736. MOTORCYCLE. Two Harley 74. 58 4 31. See at 413 37. Hunts • .Motors Myrtle. F'A 20770. * ALUMINUM BOAT, 12'. Ex­ 31). Trailers - C abanas cellent condition. $1“ wide. $125. Lake Butler, Osteen, Alma all aluminum house* trailer. 21’. Sleep* 4. Ph. 1*1 block house, Sheryl l)r. F'A 2 9736. B. Sloepker. PUBLIC NOTICE 27. Specinl Service* Southern Air 37. Boats • Motors USED JALOt SI KS and jal­ Gitcwray To The Waterway ousie door, complete with glass and screen. For sale Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUOE Dealer half price. See Carl Schilkc, 304-68 E. lit Ph. FA 2-5061 llarcar Aluminum Products. Sanford. 16’ I.ONE STAR Fiberglass top boat. I960 40 hp. John­ 36. Automobile* • Trucks son motor and trailer. $795 or best offer. F'A 2-5537. 19G0 FALCON. Like new. Ph. F'A 2 5618 after 5:30. 38. Motorcycles • Scooter* 2 Shetland pontes; 1 sorrel filly, 1 paint gelding. $123 1 19 Gal. aquarium and acces­ Service With the Cash. cadi. Saddle* ab» avail­ sories, 22 tropical toll. $35. SUPER TRADING POST able. Ph. 322-9162. FA 2-3134. FA 2-0677. POODLES, AKC. Brown miniatur*. 322-2573 FREE ESTIMATE - l y'pholstenng 4 Mattress renFOR SALE AKC REGISTERED Weimarmating. New 4 Used Furni­ aner puppies. $50. FA 2-9535 A little beauty. 1881 Buirk ture. Call Nix Bedding Mffi. day; FA 2-2169 evenings. Skylark Coupe. Automatic Co., at 709 Celery Ave. trails., radio, healer, whit* F A 2-2117. IIAT TF It It IK II nunnies. 11 lire*, two tone paint. Like week* old. FA 2-3056 after DON’T TllltOW IT AWAY new condition. Uni) 82(195. 4 p. m. (ring your aluminum furni­ -----— ----- V 1 ture to ua fpr complete, re32. Flower* • Shrub* webbing. Bill Hemphill FURNITURE CENTER MOTORS PETUNIA, Sna|i.lragoii,‘ Panlino FT-cnch Ave. *ie *tock. KA 2-0231 l'h. FA 2 7953 GRAPEVILI.E NURSERY (irapevtlle Ave. Neur 2Uth St. Windshield Back Gluss Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Gins* and I'uint Company USED TV’*. $25 and up. Town and Country TV. F'A 2 5362 Mowing, edging, fertilizing, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. FA 2 1817. F'A 2 6321 31. Articles For Sale 2(0 Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4822 BEDROOM St ITE. Stove, re Singer Round Bobbin sew­ frigerator. Flxcrllent condi­ ing niuchinc, equipped to tig .11. Poultry • 1,Genlock tion Reasonable. F'A 29162. zag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ ments of $o.50. FA 2 9411. FERTILE TURKEY Egg*. MASSIVE Brass Bed ami Bronte. S3, per dot. Phone curved glass for China 21" ADMIRAL TV. Table Closet, $30. F'A 2-8812. FA 2 2469. model. Good condition, less AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 26. Radio 4k Television Ail Type* and Sties Wc Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery ami Supply Co. 2UT W. 2nd St FA 2-8432 2nd 4 Magnolia Tm out here, playing in my bear skint" i'liiiiibinjr & Heating AIR CONDITIONING 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK AUTO - RADIO 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6582 Drive-In Repair Service PERSONAL RADIO 4 T. V. PLUMBING 25th St. 4 Sanford Ave. Contracting Repairs l'h. 323 0633 FREE ESTIMATES It. L. HARVEY 201 Sanford Avy. FA 2-3383 PERSONAL RADIO A T.V. SERVICE We repair Phooo Chancers Radio & T.V., Auto Radios t DAY SERVICE 25th SI. & Sanford Ave. l'b. 323-0655 $19.60 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 23. Plumbing Services Wa l l .... FACTORY TO YJU Used hi riser, complete ALUMINUM BLINDS with Iwlster A slip cover v:;» :.o Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ tom rati with plastic ends. I Tuxedo M ifa , grey brocade Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ satin cover & slip cover, ton or nylon cords. excellent condition .. $69.30 1 NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, large corner lot. 311 27. Special Service* Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ RAVENNA PARK 3 RR, 2 AIR-Cvmhlioniug men need­ ed. See our ad under Edu­ tates. VA—nothing down, baths, air evud. screened FRIGIDAIRE cation 4 Instruction. Com­ monthly payments $92.W. porch. 300 Temple Drive. Sales 4 Service mercial Trades Institute. FA 2-8071 • FA 2 2218. Stop in or call FA2-8825. G. If. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. .Sanford 3 BEDROOM, 3 hath home, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bnlli*. Fenc­ 19. Situation* Wanted Ph. FA 2-38X3 uir-coudilmn. central heat. ed backyard. Air-condition­ Child Care. KA 2-2274 Reupliolstery Specials! Near Uig Hear Lake. Also er. Kitchen equipped. LowChairs $39. selection of fa­ 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in down payment. 33u9 S. Park Children kepi. FA 2-41B2. brics. Sofas $89. selection of Casselberry. Will take late Ave. FA 2-1761. Child care. FA 3 0700. fabrics. model ear or diamond ring Custom Made Slipcovers as part payment. Possession 3 RR, Ox hath. 1201 Selma CARE for children. 323-0563. Rd., Longwood. $300 down, Chairs $24 30. Sofas $49.30. at once. U. S. Miller. Uroklake up payments. DAYS WORK. F\\ 2 5759. Central Florida's Largest cr, Orlando, ph. GA 3-2230 reupholstcry Factory. Free or 205-3525 LAKEV1EW Home for aalc or 20. IkiliyuitterN borne estimates, written trade for a tiled farm on the guarantee, lO'.v down. WILL BOARD Intant in my west side uf Sanford. Call St. Johns Realty Central Fla. Decorator* home. F ’A 2-7370. FA 2-7898 day* or FA 2 6308 T IE TIME TESTED FIRM South 4 Garland nights. 110 N. Park Ave. FA 20123 Orlando, Fla. Fh. GA 2-4879 21. Beauty Salon* Sanford FA 3U613 L.M.N. ENTERPRISES 2 Bit. HOUSE. CB. good to- HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Cocoa NE 6-6178 cation, low down payment. lias purchased b e a u t i f u l Complete Beauty Service $58 mo. FA 2 2105 wooded arcu at Lungdalc. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Monuments, Cemetery work See Mr. Ferguson at sales ALMOST new 4 bedrooms, 2 Also Lettering on Slone* office and pick your lot baths, large paneled living Cut ’X’ Curl Beauty Shop SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. and house models. Low FEBRUARY SPECIAL 2317 Mellonville Ave. room with stone fireplace, down—low monthly payints. Plume FA 2-8149 Florida room. Carporle. On New operator get acquainted offer, $10.00 cream wave, 1 acre lot, near Wilson HOUSE. Fenced yard. Pay­ Piano Tuning and Repair $7.50 complete. Open even­ School. Paola. $19,500. Ph. ments $02 tno. Ila lance ings by apt. 318 Palmetto W. L- Harmon - FA 2-4223 F*A 2-1691. $7300. Cull KA 2-8140. Ave. 322 0834. It. 4 B. MOBILE Steam cleaner*. W’u clean any­ 21. Electriral Service* thing, anywhere. Aulo en­ gines and boats a specialty. FRIGIDAIRE 322-8746. Sales 4 Service House Wiring. Free Estimates Sid Vihlen’a Randall Electric 29. Automobile Service 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 F .11. Articled For Sale Putfc 11 33. Furniture d ew J 1 _H e x t A M P H r at Kt., Hanford p' Winter 1'ark MI 7-2330 Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 30b E. Unit KU Hanford, l'h.: KA 2-H81, Winter Park Ml 7-4816 OPEN TIL tiOD Fill. NITEH — TIL 6:00 OTIIFill WEEK DAYS �®lu> # a t t f a r & l i m t l f t PAGE 12 THURS., FEBRUARY 21. 19M COUNTY NEWS Ohm £dH w n Essay Contest Winners Get Awards Four outstanding pupil* and their teacher were honored at Lake Mary Elementary School -on Tuesday of this week when Mr*. Earl Toney. Essay Contest chairman of the Lake Mary Women's Club, presented awards won In the recent conlcst spon­ sored by the club. Presentations were made in the office of Floyd Richards, principal of the school. The four finalists chosen all are member* of the sixth grade class of Mrs. Helen Richey who proudly saw her atudenta receive their prises. Mr*. Toney stressed that many fine essays were sub­ mitted for the decision of a panel of three jurists, all re ­ tired English teachers resid­ ing in the area. The essay winning first prise was written by Patricia Ann McCoy who was honored guest at the monthly meeting of the Lake Mary Women's club held last week at which time she received her 125 Saving* Rond first prise a want. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es L. McCoy Jr. of 3529 Country Cluh Road, Loch Arbor, rally Is the oldest of a family of four. Her father is a member of the faculty at Seminole High where he tcachca World History and Is assistant football and base­ ball roach. Pally has hern an active member of lirownics and Girl Scouta for the past four years. Second prise went to Craig Keogh, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Keogh of Lake Mary. Mrs. Keogh Is a second grade teacher at the Lake Mary School presently on leave. Mr. Keogh Is eashler at Flor­ ida Stale Dank of Sanford. Craig Is a Boy Scout whose favorite past time is horse­ back riding. Jane Mero, daughter of lo­ cal Real Estate Broker T. W. Mero and Mrs. Mero. was the lucky winner of the third award. Jane lives at Twin Lake* and divides her time afier school hours betwren Scout­ ing and dancing lessons. Tills is her second championship award since in the fourth grade she took first prise of a silver dollar in the annual School Spelling Bee. Honorable mentlu. went to Betty L/>u Kuykendall who h*as attended schools at far away a t . Whitby Island In Washington State. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jam es W. Kuyken­ dall of 605 Camellia Avc., Sunland Estates. Her father retired last January from the Sanford Naval Air Station. Sewing is Belty Lou's fav­ orite hobby and She also has a large rock collection. Craig, Jane and Betty Lou received dcsk-sfse American CAP Members Meet With Commander EDITORIAL COMMENT At Long Last At Ion# lnftt, it nppenrn th a t action in to lm taken to control dogs running loose in Seminole County. The County Commimdon nnd Jnnticc of the Peace Elmer Ashley hint Monday requested of the legislative delegation th at a bill be put through the Legislature allowing the County to set up a dog pound, with a full-time employe. JP Ashley summed the m atter for the dele­ gation thusly: “Many ownerless dogs . . . some vicious . . . pm loose through the county, es­ pecially In the southern part. These animals are not only a nuisance but a health menace." The Judge reported It is necessary for him to hose down his yard almost daily because of the pocks of dogs ranging in bis neighborhood. Thcro arc reports, too, of dog owners from surrounding counties, especially to the south, dumping their unwanted ]>ooches in Seminole County. Usually, these are female canines about to bear litters. These unwanted dogs are dropped in this county becauso the owners' own counties huve strict laws regulating control of the animals. To abandon these animuls in their own bailiwicks could bring the law down *4i them. So, Seminole County . . .'w ithout controls a t the m om ent. . . Inherits these nnlmnls. Tho Commission memliers informed the legislative delegation the County Attorney has been Instructed to d raft a bill using the strong Orange County dog law us a pattern. . ESSAY CONTEST CHAIRMAN Mrs. Earl Toney, left, presented priza winning students with their awards Tuesday a t the Lake Mary Element­ ary School. In order for nwards received, from left, were Patti McCoy, first; Craig Keogh, second; Jane Mero, third and Betty Lou Kuykendall, honorable m otion. Teacher, Mrs. Helen Richey, is a t right. Sponsor of the contests wua the Lake Mary Womens Club. (Herald Photo) Welcome Wagon Club To Meet Equipment In Casselberry Next Week Needed By ny Jana Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomer* Club will meet al noon next Thurs­ day ut the Country Club of Caaicllterry. The executive board will meet at II a.in. prior Id the mue ling. Member* arr reminded io bring while elephant ilctna for n ailent auction which will be held following the lunch­ eon. Bridge, pinochle ami ca­ nasta will he played in the afternoon. Those who don't play card* are urged to at­ tend ami learn to play or visit with other non-play era. Luncheon reservations ran he marie wiUi Mrs. Lawrence Pellinali. Lyman Names Honor Roll MILS. EDITH NIKSNEIt of DeLeon Springs, general chairman of tho Antique Show and Side to bo held early next month a t tho Dellary Man­ sion House, posea with one of the at true lively lettered signs which ure being distributed to advertise tho event. (Cox Photo) Annual Antique Show Scheduled In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller A. MacNaughion. building chairman for tha Florida Fed­ eration of Art, Inc., report­ ed this week that the kitchen, pantry and storage rooms at the OeDary Mansion House headquarters are being paint­ ed and that trees, shrubs and the law s are being put Into good condition in preparation for tha annual Antique show and Sale next month. A new w«U has been dug and the entire exterior of the Mansion has been painted. The IlcUary Art* and Crafta Club wUl serve lunch each day during the Show and Hale scheduled on March 1 from it a. m. until V p m. and one March 3 from 11 a. m. unUl 6:30 p. m. Displays will be act up by exhibitors from all parts of the stats and door prises will be awarded each day. Mrs. Edith Nicsncr of Deleon Springs Is general chairman uf the evenl. flagi on upright atand* a* their prise* which emphasis­ ed the essay theme, "The Strength of the Arm of Free­ dom." This patriotic topic ia the general Iheme adopted by the State Federation of Women'■ Club* (his year "To Strength­ en the Arm of Freedom." The Lake Mary Club sponsored the contest lo help build inter­ est in American ideals.' School children submitted essays of no less than 500 words telling what this meant lo them. By Jane Casselberry Lyman Principal R a l p h Diggs has released the school's honor roll for the third six weeks grading per­ iod. Named were: Seniors— La­ rue liaimcr, Roger ilutlcr, Irene Peak, Larry Dill, Bet­ ty Field, David House, Dona Friend, Jennifer Iordan, Jainci Me Evert, Mary Mur­ ray, Siiaryn Munnel, Sharon Lovell, Linda fajtig, Frank­ lin Johnson, Gild* PettlnaU, Nellie Rupe, Jeff Schembcra, Mary Elta Roberta, Jeanne S ean, Samira Unley, Lypett* Werner ami Beverly Yates. Juniors — Cheryl B e r r y (straight A'a), Susan BonEsse (straight A'a) Sylvia Chambers, Kay Clarke, Ste­ ven Kith, Patrick McLaugh­ lin, John Peterson and Huger Schmidt. Sophomore*— Marcia Eastcrllng, Cathy Etcher (straight A'a), Rleliard Hall, Aurora Harrison, Andrew Hincly. Ro­ bert Arthur Hunnicut, Bonnie Layinon (straight A'*). Don­ ald Fatrick, Sharon Tucker, Penelope Vaughn (straight A'*) and Ruth Wright. Drive Nets $120 Mrs, Ruth Boswell, chair­ man of the annual March of Dime* held in Cbiiluola on Jan. 31 between the hour* of 6 and I p . m - report* that a total of 1120 was collected by llie volunteer workers. Mr*. Maryann Miles, club president, ha* expressed her appreciation to all those con­ tributing furniture and house­ hold goods for the destitute family of nine which the club lias been helping, Following appeal* printed in local newspapers there was a heartwarming response from people in the Sanford area a* well a* in Altamonle Spring*, Casselberry, F e r n Park, Forest City and other South Seminole communities, according In Mrs. Miles. Several men (nun Hie Pra­ irie Lake Baptist Church as­ sisted in Hie pickup and de­ livery of such articles as a washing machine, apace heat­ er and electric range. Memliers of lha rluh who alirndrd Hie style show and dessert rani party given by the Sanford Welcome Wagon Newcomer* Club on Tuesday were Mrs. Ollie Duffy, Mrs. Lucille Crowell, Mri. Minna Crum, Mra. Barbara Cossln, Mr*. Vera Christianson and Mra. Miles. South Seminole residents arc Invited lo notify Welcome Wagon Hostess Nora (Mrs. Wayce) Norris if new people move Into iheir neighborhood so that she may call upon them. Wednesday, Feb. 27, ha* been designated as Welcome Wagon Benefit Night at the Jai Alai Fronton. Explorer Post By Louise Simunek Leader Don MacLeod of Explorer Post 36 of Alta­ monte Springs hat announced that the newly organised post i* in need of a gat plate whirh burn* bottled gas as well as canvassr* or tent­ age ami other camping equip­ ment. The boys are ambitious and perform ail sorts of odd Jobs to raise funds for Iheir post. Their latest project hat been the collecting of aoft drink bottles which they conscient­ iously wash before turning in. Redden!* or organlralions in tlie area wishing to assist tiie Post with any of the needed item* arc asked lo contael .Maclwod who will be glad to arrange pickups. Cub Scouts Set Banquet ny llrlrn Snodgrass ’ Cub Scout Troop 560 of De­ nary will hold Ita annual Blue and Bold Banquet fos memb e n and their families al 0 p in. Friday at the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church in Enterprise. Place card*, centerpiece* and favor* fur the banquet hive been made by Hie Cuba under the supervision of Mr*. It. T. Hatchett, banquet chair­ man. Call Your Reporters Seminola County area residents are invited tn »ubmit news Items for report in thu Sanford Herald to the iioui corrci|Hindent in Uiulr urea or directly to the Herald offirra. AREA Altamonle Springs Rear Lake-Formal City Casselberry Chuluota DeBary Enterprise Geneva Luka Mury Lake Monroe Longwood North Orlando Osteen Oviedo REPORTER TELEPHONE Mr*. Loui*« Simunek 838-1240 Mra. Shirley Wentworth 838-1076 838-5016 Mra. June Cusirlberry Mrs. Jean Magln 365-3742 Mra. Adam Muller 668-4410 Mit* Helen Snodgrass 668-9933 Mrs. Louise Grayson 340-4671 Mr*. France* Wester 322.6249 Mrs. II. L. Juhn.cn 322-4722 Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 Mr*. Mona G(Instead 312-2291 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Mra. Linda Smithson 365-3514 By .Mona Grtnstrad Four senior CAP members met last Saturday at the home of South Seminole Com­ posite Squadron Commander tst Lt. Henry Ward. Application* of new mem­ ber* were processed and further plans for the squadron were discussed. Due to in­ clement weather Cadets in attendance were unable lo participate in drill activities. Senior members attending were Ut. Lt. Ward and 5taf( Officer* Jack O'Donnell, operations officer; Mrs. Lyn­ wood Mirhaux, personnel and Dave Tilson, public informa­ tion officer. All person* Interested In joining the CAP are urged lo conUct any of the ataff of­ ficer* for information. Mem­ bership is open to adults be­ tween llie ages of 18 and 62 year* a* senior member*. Cadet membership is limited to those between Uve ages of M and 18 years. All new cadets have been requested to have their uni­ forms within 30 daya after joining the CAP. To assist them in obtaining Hie requir­ ed insignia, etc., Bill Living­ ston of the Longwood Plaza Barber Sliop ha* offered to return the price of cadet hair cuis to llie squadron ‘und. Cadets tnusl show their iden­ tification card when paying fur the haircuts. 'This Atomic World' Presented At Lyman By Jane Casselberry Dr. Fagan Thompson, m an­ ager for the U. S. Atomic En­ ergy Commlsiion'a traveling exhibit, "This Atomic World," presented a fascinating de­ monstration and elcture on the constructive uses of atomic energy to the entire student body at Lyman High School Tuesday morning. TTie exhibit is on tour from tlie Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Thompson, who speaks a language hi* teenage aud­ iences can “ dig," kept hi* youthful listeners so interest­ ed that hi* talk might well be railed “ Fun with Fusion." At least one student. Sher­ ry Lovell, found the demon­ stration to tie a "hair ra tt­ ing experience" aa she w-a* subjected to 350,000 volt* of static electricity produced by a model Van deGraaff gen­ erator, devien used ui smash­ ing the atom. Thomp-on showed a working model of a nuclear power plant pointing out that the cheapest one to tie built, lo date, coit 830 million. Nuclear power plants arc in use in the Navy's 28 atomic »uhmarines. The fire power of one of these auhs equipped with nuclear warlicada exceed* all thal used by both sides during World War II, including the two atomic bomba. The nuclear powered Aircrall Carrier Enterprise, the worlds largest and fastest man of war, is capable of do­ South Seminole DWC Hears Sheriff Hobby Operation* of Boy* Ranch, sponsored by tlie Florida Sheriffs Asm., were explain­ ed by Seminole County Sher­ iff J. L. Hobby for members of the South Seminole Demo­ cratic Women'* Club al last Thursday's meeting. The meeting and program were held at tlie Rik*ha Inn in Fern Park with Mr*, lotcillc Green, president, presid­ ing. Hobby explained in detail how the boy* are selected to live at tlie Ranch pointing nut that although the youths come from destitute families, none is accepted if he ha* a juvenile record. In oilier points of hi* talk. Hobby stressed the import­ ance of every Individual ex­ ercising his privilege lo vote. "Our greatest liberty Is our right to vote and if we rail to do io, we have no reason lo grijie," he emphasized. Hnutine mailer# were re ­ ported during the club’s busi­ ness meeting which preceded tlie luncheon and program. Tlie next meeting will bo at Hy Linda Smithson Student* al St, l.ukr's 7 p. m. on March 14 at the Chi inti inn Day School in Hikslia. Slaviu enjoyed Valentino Day parties L st Thursday. A committee of mother* provided refreshment* fur nil of the children. Thu kinder­ garten rlasa and the rumbinod grade* one and two and three By loo 1st Simunek and four were served cupcake* Harry Wise of Sanford will and aoft drlnki in their claai- present his 90 minute "Mr. room* white grades f i v e Magic" Show In the Alta­ through eight were served In monte Elementary School the library. Auditorium Friday at 7:30 Mr*. Robert Lee, chairman p. m. Door* of the auditorof the party committee, wai ium will open at T p. m. a sainted by Mra. W. K. Meek, Sponsor* or the program, Mra. K. H. Lyles, Mrs. Ray Hie Altamonte Parent-Tcarh. Hcuslcy, Mrs. II. F. Ward Jr., er A*»n„ advise that the Mil. E. Grant, Mr*. Glenn •how will provide an evening Neuman, Mr*. A. SUnko and of good, clean, family-type entertainment. RefreahmcnU Mrs. IL Dann. of popcorn and aoft drinks will be sold during intermis­ sion. Proceed* from Hi# show will be used lo purchase books for the school library. Slavia Students Enjoy Parties ‘Mr. M agic' To Present Show In Altamonte Chuluota Club To Distribute Progress Report By Jo in Magln The Board of Director* of the Greater Chuluota Com­ munity Club is in the proce** of preparing a progress re­ port for the je e r 1962. The report will be distribut­ ed throughout the community in the hope* of bringing about a better undemanding be­ tween the club and Its poten­ tial member*. Each resident Is aaked to read tlie report, thoroughly, and fill in the blank provid­ ed on the last page with any suggestions he or she HERALD OFFICES: Sanford 322-2011, 322-2012 and may have on lielping to make the community 6 better place 322.2018; County 425-6938 and 424-8824. to Uve. ing 43 knot* according to Thompson. Some of the Industrial use" for nuclear energy named In­ cluded testing the cleaning power of soaps and deter­ gents, making plastic baby FAGAN THOMPSON North Orlando To Organize Lillie League By Mona Grlnatead A Little Ix-ague organiza­ tional meeting will be held in North Orlando Saturday at 5 p. m. at the home of Bob Stephenson, 20 Cortex Ave. An official (cam and a farm team of 15 players each will be chosen. All boys who will be nine years of age and not more than 13 years of age by \ug. 1 of this year are eligible to play. North Orlando, which has entered the Casselberry Lea­ gue to play as a North Or­ lando team, need* a sum of Uu to make up the necessary $128 entry fee. Residents and organizations in the commun­ ity are being asked to help ralae the needed fund and lo provide managers, coaches and umpires for the team*. Stephenson reports that nine uniforms donated last year by Holler Chevrolet uf Sanford still are on hand. Garden Club Hears Program On Hypnotism By louise Simunek Last week's program on Ebtical Hypnotism met with enthusiastic response from members of the Altamonle Springs Garden Club who heard Richard Well* llowen. ethical hynoptlst, relate how Ihc practice i* being widely used in Ihc medical and den­ tal fields and in various phases of psychiatry. A* part of Ida program Bowen had one group of the cluh member* stand and some were used as subjects to illustrate and highlight Ills talk. A lively question and answer period followed. Gardening tips were given by L. T. Bryan who spoke on "fertllliera." It was announced that the club nutted approximately $200 from ill recent Smorgas­ bord Dinner. bottle* heat proof and tb« preservation of food atuff. Thompson also told of ut many use* In medicine such as In the treatment of thy. roid and cancer. He told of the progress in plans for nuclear powered missiles, beginning with the project Kiwi and culminating In the giant Nova rocket which will have a 12 million pound thrust. Thompson lectured through­ out live remainder of the day to students in the various physical and biological science classes. George Thompson, elec­ tronics instructor at Lyman, introduced members and off>« cers of Hie TEC Cluh (Technical Education Club) which he said might also repre­ sent "Tomorrow'* Educated Citizens." The Lyman cluh will am Hale with the state organiza­ tion at a meeting lo be held in Ocala Sautrday and will have the largest membership, percentage wise, of any club in the at ate. Ann Miller, vice president of th*• r)f»h. presented Lyman Principal Ralph Diggs with a TEC Club pin and membership card making him the first honorary member. Altamonte Boys Make 10-Mile Weekend Hike Ry Louise Simunek Tn tine with Scouting am) not necessarily due to Presi­ dent Kennedy's recent inter­ est in hiking, members of i J Altamonte Boy Scout Troop 38 marie m 10 mile hike last weekend from the Fire Sta­ tion to Camp Wilderness off the Longwood- Markham ILL Fourteen boys and three leaders started out at 7:30 a.m, Saturday morning land­ ed with per.nnal gear and light comping equipment mid even the rain didn’t dampen t) spirit). Scoutmaster Jack Stuart made the hike with the boys while Assistant Joseph Simu­ nek nnd Explorer Roger I.an* dervillc took "tha easy way out'' by driving the Troop truck to the overnight camp­ site. The trip was, made In prop­ itiation for this aummer's 0 scheduled three-day, 50-mi lo hike to Camp Lanoche. Members making tho hike were Gerald Crocker, John Dab*, Mil key Hawks, Gary Herndon, Rob Mioduckl, John Newell, Donald Paulsen. D o n ­ ald i’oit, .Mike Riekett, David Shot, George Simpkins. Jack Simunek, Bruce Stuart nnd 6) Bruce Willis, Library Assn. Sets Sales By fouler Simunek The Altamonte Springs Lib. rary . Assn, will sponsor a •pedal "George Washiflgton" sale of excellent used cloth­ ing and household items on Friday and Saturday wilh sales to begin at 8 a. m. earh day. The sale will be held in front of the Altamonte Springs Fire Station and residents arc invited to "come browse, come buy." I) Blood Bank Sets Visit By Helen Snodgrass The first visit this year to the Enterprise area of the Blood Bank Mobile Unit has been set from S to 7 p. m. at the Dickinson Memorial Library In Orange City on Friday, March 6. Donor* are urgently need­ ed. Those in the 11-20 year age bracket who wish to give blood may do so if tliey have their parent*' permission All other persons, In good health, over 21 and under 60 y e a n of age are acceptable. J> ORDER OK THE ARROW Scout* of Ctuvaelberry Troop 341 ure Jerry Skinhtk and Rickey Caaae). berry. The boy* received their OA Patches ut i recent Court of Honor after Bucce*sfu)ly passing the Ordeal a t Camp Lanoche. (Herald Photo) �Have A Heart' This Heart Sunday i ^ e l Oc^ fly I. A l i l t Y V E R S H K I . Tax Collector John Gallo­ way tell* us that a half-mil* lion dollar* in license tars were lotd during thr rush pe­ riod here. . . . 20.818) tags sold including hundred* from Or* mure County . . . that's ].100 more tat:* sold here than lust year ami >25,(mo more in rev­ enue. * • • • A CONVERSATION WITH CLERK A R T RECK WITH JR. REPORTER: Are you lit favor of an annex? I1KCKWITH: I’m willing to cooperate but will have to wait and *ee what thefens. Utility report show*. « • WKATHEIl: (‘lent* nml cooler through Saturday. High today, 60-65. Low tonight, 40-15. VO1.. 63 • A FEW CONVERSATIONS ABOUT A PAY RAISE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES. REPORTER: (standing on the comer with Mack Cleve­ land J r. anil Gordon Freder­ ick). Judge Volip William* Jr. asking for state support on pay raise fur judges how do you ail feel about it? CLEVELAND: I’ll have to consider it along with the other request*. FREDERICK: No puiticulur comment at thia time. I ’n ite d l’roTfl [.rased Wire Established 1608 Fill., FEBRUAIl V 22, 1065 SA N FORD. FI,OR I d 7V NO.~ft.Vl Lake M a ry Blvd. Top • A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN GALLOWAY. REPORTER: John, what do you think about a cuurthouse annex. GALLOWAY: No! REPORTER: Why GALLOWAY: We l l , we haven't even pot • decent courthouse here. • c i l u ' i ’a u f u r i t i i m t l f t Seminole Road Project Lake Mary Boulevard was given No. I priority in a >51,0(W county road improvement program approved today hy the County Commission. County Engineer William Rush and Itoad Supt. J . C. Lavender presented recom­ mendation* In the Commis­ sion, which appnnrd all but one, Two mile* of Lake Mary Boulevard will lie improved, mostly resurfacing, some re­ building and some levelling, at an estimated cost of >13,000. At the suggestion of Com­ missioner James Avery, the Commission directed Bush lo obtain additional right-ofway along the street for future development connecting with Interstate 1. The Commission also voted In rebuild completely the north one mile of Old Lake Mary Rond at a cost of >13.000. Bush also was directed lo obtain lurthcr right-of-way along this road for 'til tire development. Bush al*o was directed to request Ihe Imke Mary Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a name - changing contest for Old Lake Mary Road to eliminate confusion with other streets, roads. Imulevards and highway* named "Lake Mary." Lavender and Ru*li recom­ mended rebuilding of seven tnlie* of. Ihe I am gwnod Mark- Arguments Heard In Slander Suit Arguments on a defense pealed however he rules, dir­ motion lo dismiss Ihe City of ected attorney* to file briefs Sanford us a party in a >100,- supporting their arguments, Tlie ease is that of M. L. 000 slander suit were heard this morning by Circuit Judge .Saxon, doing husinr>s as the • • • Saxon Termite Control. Holly Vassar B. Carlton. Minute* later on the phone The court, stating his de­ Hill* against City Manager with Joe Utivia. GAINESVILLE — (Special) DAVIS: Haven't seen the —Rays of hope shone through cision probably will be ap­ Warren E. Knowles ami the statewide bill. . . . Don't know sordid tales of wholesale whether I’m in favor of It . . . home repair frauds that be­ ■cent* every011* wants a rsise. gan to unravel here this • • • morning before a special Thought about calling Jan legislative committee. Kuitunc hut it seems a shuttle Way* to curb abuses in the to have to call outside the home repair ajui shell home county to get a legislative industries were suggested by hopeful. . . . He works in Or­ attorneys, hulliler*, law en­ lando. .MOSCOW (U PD —Tha So­ l Defense Minister Marshal forcement officers and vic­ • • • viet Union warned the Unite,I Rodion Malinovsky made tire tims. Stale* today that any attack threat in » slmngly-worded Puzzle??? How come city i "Till* seems like something on Cub* would statl \Yorld speech marking th* 45th an­ employes will pick up tree we must cniet from ail niversary of thr Soviet a r m e d debris a t the curb on Myrtle War III. sides," Rep. A. J. Thomas, force*. Avenue at 6th Street? But of Starke, a member of the "We want to admonish tha not right around the corner * * ★ committee, said to several on 6th Street a t Myrllu Ave­ nggressive circles," he said, of (lie wit nesses. Each time "thnl an Hllui'h on tint Cuban nue? he got affirmative answers. • a • republic would murk the be­ Regulation of everything ginning of a third world war." MEMO TO OCR HEALTH from financing to carpentry DEPARTMENT: W h y n o He *nid that in the event public campaigns telling peo­ was suggested by witnesses. of uny aurh attack, the Soviet ple to gel (heir inoculation More thin 100 persons were Union would bo in the fore­ present for the hearing, WASHINGTON (UI’l)-T h r front of those to help Cuba. shots. . . . We rend that 30 percent of the first graders In which re.re**rd at 12:3o and Unilrd States has demanded " I t 1* i m p o s s i b l e to i n t i m i ­ was scheduled to resume Ibis a speedy explanation from d a t e u»." h o said. "Wc I ijivb central Florida have not been afternoon. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro the power to burn up the nginoculated, of the attack by MIG fighter* gressom in Hi* first hour of a • • on an unarmed American attack." Delmur Cabinet will rlosc shrimp boat in the Fkuida its doors in April. . . . Not Strait* even use the facility for a A strong note demanding warehouse anymore. a a • an early reply was sent to Havana Thursday afternoon T o d a y I * Washington's birthday. . . . How tunny flags B,v United I'rrss International a* President Kennedy promis­ out on First SL . . . Weary, Temperature* skidded lie- ed swift action lo prevent any gel so weary. . . . low zero in parts of the South­ repetition of the attack a a • Two Sanford Naval Air Sta­ A Cuban radio broadcast land today in a bitter cold Which remind* me there's a wave that slashed deep Into monitored in Miami Thun- tion officers were missing day night rharged (lie United and presumed dead in the George Washington a t Semin­ Dixie. crash of a A5A Vigilante ole Memorial Hospital. . . . The mercury plunged lo State* had "invented" the Oh by the way. also a Robert Ihrce below zero *1 Cross MIG attark to cover op »i*r aboard the USS Enterprise In E. Lee and Jefferson Davis. ville Tenn., in the Cumber- lica against Cuban shipping thr Mediterranean lata Wed­ nesday night. . . . C heck th e hospital re c ­ land Mountains and to seven by anti-Castro exiles to this 'Hie missing were identified o r d * . . . . I w under w h o ' s in country. beluw at Bluefield, V*. as Lt. Charles Kruse and Lt. the south wing ? The President told his news In Atlanta, temperatures a s * (J g.) Clarence Cottle. The a t­ dropped lo nin* degrees. conference Thursday that the United Fund facetted • tack bomber plunged Into the D e f e n s e Department had Firemen were hampered by check from the dog track for sea after a Navy practice been ordered to make any >500 result of Jan. 21 charity the bitter eold in battling a necessary revisions In stand­ night landing operations, ac­ >600.0(10 fire lhat destroyed cording to officials. night. a Shrine temple near the ing orders to insure action • a a Both men were attached to against any attacking craft. Don't forget, the hour* downtown area VA1I-7. have been changed at the Kruse resided with his wife Herald Index lllood Bank. They ant open and family al 111 East JenGlee Club Hail night* now, front 4 to I kin* Circle while Collie was Bridge . .... Page fl Hie annual Glee Club Ball p in., Monday through a resident of Kingston, N. C. Classified .... Page 1 1 1 A II Tnursday. So no u>e saying, will be held in Hie cafeteria Comics Pag* 11 "I In v e n t got lime . . . 1 of Seminole High School to­ Dear Abby Pmga 8 Skin Blemish night with the traditional have to go to work." Go Editorial ... Page 4 WASHINGTON (CPI) down B E F O R E aupper crowning of the "Belle of the Entertainment Page ft A 7 The White IIoum* said today though . . . you must not Hall" al 10 p m. Miss Kay Legal* .... ..... Page 10 President Kennedy ha* been rat lour hours Itcforc donat- Ivey, a former Belie is ex­ I’uszl* ---------Page10 receiving treatment for sev­ pected to ’be present to crown Society ...._____ Page R eral week* for a skin blem­ Ihe new Belle, who is selected ish on his k it cheek. Sport* . Pag* 6 Muckall, former man- by the school faculty. the Sanford Gas Comiho was critically and cutty Injured in an aue accident last fall was n Honorary* member of The ail categories of pic­ t by the board of diEveryone will have a would determine the award­ Uob is now in tha chance lo vole for their fav­ ing of ribbons, but that the tures will lie grouped together. is Hospital in Coral orite painting in liie big an­ judges’ ribbon* would be re­ They will include landscapes, moved. and viators given a still life, portraits, animals,nual Art Show which begin* slip of paper on which they abstracts and the youth divi­ Jaycre Fertiliser sal* to- at noon Sunday at Uie Civic will be invited to note the sion. The last group, featuring painting that most pleased tiiunow . . . worthwhile pro­ Center. Die work of young artb ts of Mr*. Mildred Babcock, pres- them. ject* will be financed by Uii*. Mayor Tom McDonald will the area, U a growing divi­ ident of live Sanford Art Asso. . . HUY. • * • riation, which sponsor! the present the ribbons to tha sion, w-hich drew many raves 1. pun. m tha from viewers at last year* AND DON'T F O R G E T annual mas* exiubiuuo said winners a t vniioua dnrtoon of tha <* tt» HEART SUNDAY . . . I Sordid Repair Tales Told Attack On Cuba Is War, Red Says U. 5. Demands Incident Report Freezing Cold Slams Dixie ham Road north to Highway ■W at an o ti’tnafoif eosf of $13,000 per mile. The Com­ mission directed the road be prepared two miles a year for future improvements. These resurfacing projects were approved: Redhug Road, 0.7 mile at east end; Lake Howell Hoad, 500 feet and obtain right of- Two NAS Men Missing At Sea way for future Improvement: Palm Spring* Rornl. 1.4 mile* from Highway 4:i<> to North Street; North Street, 0,'J nile from Palm Springs Roast west lo 1-4; Orange Boulevard, one mile at smith end; latch Ar­ bor lloavl, 13 miles, and Cameron Hoad, one mite. Two and one half miles of Old Monroe Road w ill lie re­ built to a 12 foot width at a cost of $ii,thJ0. Grmling of these road* wm approved: Pincuny, tun miles; Sipes, one-tin)f m i l e ; Kentucky, one mile, and Snow Hill, one mile. Snow Hill Road was damaged extensively by (lie December freeze. At press time Commission­ ers were commencing study of Hush's and Lavender'* recom­ mendations for o f i:UI,(Hh> pri­ mary nml peccndnry road im­ provement program for prenentnthin to the State Rond Department on March 7 at DcLnnd. I1E AIM’ SUNDAY CHAIRMAN. Mrs. Lewis D. Timmy, (loft) meets with (’upluiii, Mrs. CleorKO Mills, (cottier) and worker. Mrs. Hurt Hinson for final chock on plans for the Heart Sunday Fund Drive when hundreds of local women will he calling on their neighbors to “ Help Your Heart Fund— Help Your Heart." Headcpiarters for captains will lie in the library a t Seminole Memorial Hospital. The Skate City Heart Fund Show and Coro­ nation will begin a t 8 p.m. a t Iho Longwood link. (Herald Photo) JflSLWA. . . New City Hall BRIEFS For Longwood? B itter Cold lly Unilrd I'rrs* International Hitter cold blasted the east­ ern half of the nation today Indications and temperatures tumbled City Hall emilit far below freezing am iss the Thursday night fur March I lor Mllltll. City of Sanford over remarks allegedly made by Knowles, Saxon seeks damages of $250,. taxi from t!>e City and $150,00(1 Earthquake from Knowles. WKLSHADKN, G e r m a n y City Attorney William Hut­ (Ul’l)—A severe earthquake chison argued that the plain­ ill Libya ha* killed at least tiff failed to meet require­ 250 person* and Injured almui ment* of the City charter, 5(8i more, a U. S. Air Force which provides the City shall spokesman rrporled today. be notified within 30 days prior to the filing of a com­ Solution Asked plaint. Defense Attorney* NEW YORK (Ul’l) — 'Hie Maurice Wagner and Harold New York Newspaper Guild Johnson argued lhat the peti­ M cm htri of Hie Altamonte want* Mayor Robert F. Wag­ tion, it*elf, met the require­ Town Council Thursday night ner to carry out President ment* stipulated In the com­ agreed to go along with pro­ Kennedy's suggestion for a plaint. posals of Police Chief Grad) third parly solution of Hits Hull to provide lliv town's city's deadlocked newspaper right volunteer poljcrmrn dispute. with insurance and uniform*. Monthly insurance cost.*, Amendment Asked a* discussed al Wednesday WASHINGTON ( UI’D -T h e night'* regular m e e t i n g , Defense Department lias ask­ would run tome $3 H3 per ed Congress for uri amend­ KEY WEST (U ri) - \ U. man. Benefit* range up to ment lo Hie six-month mili­ S. Public Health Officer re­ $:too per month tor life or tary training program that $5,i8i0 for death. This plan, or ported today that one dead would vary the | re nod of ac­ a' simitar tine, will be provid­ tive duty from four to lu sailor and Ihrco crewmen ed, Mayor Lawrence Swot- months. apparently stricken with turd said today. Asian flu were removed from Uniform costs will lie some­ Job Secure a merchant tanker to a hos­ where near >300. pital here Thursday. WASHINGTON I DPI!—Sec­ In other action at the spe­ The victim was identified retary of State Dean Rusk as 42 yeaf-old Genera Arztl of cial Hireling the council appeared today to lie quite agreed to dismiss John Wolf, Ixm Angeles, Calif. secure in his job, despite con­ Dr, Ralph Ikrz. said Anti part lime pnlircmnn who lias tinuing speculation that Ills apparently died from the A» lieen on the town payroll position is not loo strung. ian flu He has asked the vic­ since an arridenl several tim's widow for permission year* ago when he was in Face Trial jured al the Ibixcnwald Negro to perform an autopsy. MIAMI (U PD —'Ten Cubans The stricken crewmen of School fire while serving as will face a city Judge Fell. 27 a volunteer fireman. Ihe tanker "Mission San Ra­ on charges of rliMiiderly con fael" were identified a* I la duct that grew out of a near arlan Itada, 32. of Huron, S. Troops Rush Out touched oil by picketing D., Mike Dnrchinceg, 48, of Pacifist*. Brcnfon, III., and Harry Ber­ To Stop M u tin y ry, 18. uho-e hometown was LEOPOLDVILLE fIll’ll — Talks Vetoed not immediately known 4 company of Sw-odir-h Unit GENEVA I U P I ) - 11m So All were reported in “sat- ed Nations troop* rushed to isfactor)" condition. day lo Kapanga near tin- Ka vlet Union today vetoed llig tangasAngola border where Three nuclear test han nego­ Katangese gendarmerie were tiations and liiMsicd Hie issue must he thrashed out hy Hie O n -B ase Schools reported bt Ivave mutinied. A radio message wnt by a m in e 17 nation disarmament Mcthodt** misiuAisry station ronlerencc. Set By U. S. in Kapanga said Hie gendar­ WASHINGTON <UP!> — IT. S. Rapped government announced Thurs­ mes hud imprisoned their MOSCOW t Ul’l) —Tim So day It will provide on-base own officer* and were running ekm entary school* it six wild in thn town, looting vtei newspaper Tnid rharged military base* in three South­ houses and attacking civi­ today lhat U. S. military ern stales because segregated lians, Hie mutiny apparently planes twice buzzed a Rus­ school* in tlw> area do not was caused tiy a pay dispute sian merchant ship on Ihe way lo Cuba with a cargo id provide statable education. (arming equipment. Francis Keppcl, U. 8. t'dti Spring1 Dcnrilino WASHINGTON (Ill’ll ration romrnisiioner, Mid the school* wdt be built al Ft. President Kennedy says it Flu Spreads Jackson and Myrtle Beach should lie apparent by spring­ lly Unilrd Press International A six-week seige of Hu Air Force Itu»e, S. C., Ft. time whether Russia is will Stewart and Itobina Air Force ing to agree to a nuclear led which ha* closed sclimils and cut Into industrial production Haas-. Ga , and Ft. McClellan ban. continued to spread westward and Ft. Rucker, Ala. today. Health officials said On Sale HAVANA (Ul’l)—The flrsl llte outbreak covered nearly U. 8. drugs and medicines half Hie nation. shipped to Cuba, ransom lor released Bay of Pigs prison­ Collision EL DORADO, Ark. (UPD There is no admission to ers went on sale in Havana A train carrying highly vol­ the Art Showr, which will be yesterday. atile chemicals rammed a seen from main to 7 p. hi., gasoline truck and burst into Tanker Search and visitors are expected MIAMI (U PI>-Five Coast flames t o d a y at nearby from all over the state. Tee Guard planet searched Hie Norphlet. Police begun evac­ and cookie* will lie served blue-green waters of one al uating the 1.2li0 town resi­ during the o|s-n hour* and the world'* busiest sea lanes dents and *|x'dulizrd chemi­ membrra of the Sanford Art again today, seeking clue* lo cal firefighter* ruslwd to the Association will serve as Hie disappearance of a 524- scene. First reports said at hosts and stand by for ques- fool chemical tanker and her least Hires persuus were in jurtd. ar direction*. J» crewman. Council OK's Chief's Request Flu Outbreak Kills Sailor Sanford Art Show Sunday Hint a beginning on n new Longwood bo made this year were revealed when the City Council set a meeting the specific purpose of discussing tlto project. A meeting will lie held in the interim lo go over the budget before any definite plan* for building me made. Ill other liusine** nl Thurs­ day night's continued meet­ ing nil ordinance was passed changing, in whole or part, designation* of streets and uvriiue* to rumo In lino willv Hie city's new plus* of having •III avvnues run e»«t ami west and all street* north and *until. All order for 112 new street sign* vvu* placed with Muni­ cipal Supply nml Sign Co, in tlie suMunt of yduH.to. The re­ flector type "igns, coming complete with post Mild cap, will lie lettered in white on u green buckgi i i u m i I. A bid lo provide tlie city wjllt 5tio yolil* of ctny went to the W. W. Prescott Co. lit n cost of >1 per yard to be delivered us needed. A request for new tables nt (lu- City Park wn* referred to the Park Committee, Councilmen Curl laimmler amt II. !., Helms, for further study. The tiltdr-, estimated lo nin la*l ween >16 and >211 each, ate e „ o , led to be installed before Mm.l. !• W hen II,e Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, will hot, I it* nmiuiil fried <hhl.cn IMoiut nf thn park. Bond Forfeited Michael Cosby, f o r m e r Noil!, Orlando pollee officer, forfeited >150 bond mi « rbarge of Impersonating a po­ lice officer. Justice of Hie IVace Elmer E. Ashley J r repotted today. ★ . ★ , ★ Longwood Mail Service Boost Set Mar. 16 Hoose to house null deliv­ ery in Lnngunod has been set lo begin on March 10, Mayor A. R. latriuann reported at a meeting of the City Council Thursday nighf, Iairm.mil said lhat although Postmaster W. K. Bryant tin* Issued no official statement, residents are being notified lo have Hie proper mail recep­ tacles in-tolled at t h e i r home* by (hi* date. Information as to the Iniitallalion, location . and lypo of lane* needed I* avallahlo from Ihe post office. Castro Says 2 Boats Nabbed HAVANA (U P D -P rem lep ,.',del Ciutm'a revolutionary Hlly n ir |y ,)M|ny l u navy lin* enpltireil right antll’n*trolle» trying to smttggla men ami arm* into Cuba and ha* recovered two stolen fish­ ing limit*. An official nnnuuneement headlined hy thn governmentcontrolled pres* did nnt giva (lie name* of the raptivea, or ■lid it say where they wera taken prisoner or when* tha limit* were recovered. Cahload Sale/ Italian Provincial FRITITWOOD BEDUOORl SUITES By Vaughan - Bassett INCLUDES: Extra Large Triple D rrtsrr, Framed Plate Gla«* Mirror, Uhcal-On-Chrid, Open Panel lied, • Finest ((utility MnmirarlurcrH Suggested Price Deni lined For Fill. Uii mute 361.50 269 .$ CARLOAD SALE PRICE ONLY 10'i, DOWN £dw L& 2nd & Magnolia 50 OKLIVBRS BEDDIN G COMPANY rtu FA 2-6321 t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 21, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 21, 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 21, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6133c4b8e2d438c10caa04eb47d0f86d.pdf ec3e76908b496a1e7c32943e953349d9 PDF Text Text ■ ■ ■" 9 f* the church is meant to he a hospital for sinners, not a haven for saints. "How else can a pastor be­ gin to understand and know the dark forces, conditions and environments that create the problems of drinking, promiseousness and gambling unless he knows the kind of life that is led by those who need his help? "W e live in a world gone to hell,” he said emphatical­ ly"And the pastor must come nut of his ivory tower and deal with the bleak side of life, the raw ends of life, not seek to protect his ‘public image' as the parish chauf­ feur, janitor, gardener, visit­ or of the sick and back pal­ ter." Rev. Bolick decried Uie narrow definition of a minis­ ter, and pointed out that Christ himself wai scorned hy the religious men of his time because, "he consorted with sinners." "But He sought the lost sheep—not the ones safely in the fold. He walked and talked and dined with those drsparing people who needed Him most—and for this they cru­ cified Him, Just as they cru­ cify the pastor today who s p o i l s his sterile ‘public Image’ ." feinting to those far right anticommunist organisations which charge ministers and teachers nnd others with be­ ing "R ed," Rev. Bolick said, "They attempt to teach love of country by teaching hate for some of the citizens of the.country. "You cannot teach love by "H e Is supposed to lake leaching hate," Bev. Bolick part In community life but not •interfere.* To be Interest­ emphasized. "l-et Mr. H. L. Hunt and ed in the community, but not his organizations and the •too' interested. He's a nice nirch Society take their pro­ guy to have around, just as grams to Mexico and export |long as he keeps his mouth them to Cuba, rather than j shut," the lajthcran minister to weaken our country by sel­ noted. ling Americans against Amer­ "There are many pressures icans. 1on today's pastor. He must "They love to cry that the be many things to many peo­ ministry is soft on Commu­ ple, and those who seek him nism. hut we don't hear any­ must respond by trying to one saying of a minister that live life as ite points it out to be is ‘soft on sin' and sin is them. far more universal and dan­ " I f we ever get to the moon gerous than Communism. or to Mars, therc'l! be church­ "The pastor it presumed es (hero, and chaplains on the never to be sad or worried, way there, ami pastors to to lose bis temper, to get minister to the spiritual side sirk, to have enemies or do of man’s nature, no matter any of Hie other things that where he goes," Rev. Bolick other human beings do. promised. Longwood G A's Hold Coronation Ceremony By I>onna Kate* The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church of I/mgwood held a Coronation Ser­ vice last Wednesday evening. Organist, Mrs. L. C. Walk­ er, presented a prelude of missionary hymns. The wel­ come was given hy Mrs. Eloisc Lommlrr, GA director, and Rev. Jack Lindsay led liic music. Carla Loniinlcr gave a talk entitled "What Arc Forward Steps?" and Maidens Laurie Miller and Susan Moss were presented by Mrs. Ellen Dud­ ley. Mrs. Carol Rock, Junior GA counselor, presented the charge and awarded maiden emblems. Queen Towanda Showers Ry Mrs. Adam Muller |chose her brother, Mark, for The Dellary Clioristcr* pre­ tier crown bearer. After she sented a program of music gave a small part of the re­ at the Denary Community quirements learned for her Methodist Church Social Hall Queen Step, she knelt and last Friday evening in con­ was crowned by Mrs. Lonimjunction with Hie showing of ier who charged her to "Co films taken hy Edward °ea- forth to serve her Lird." brook. Queen Charlotte Tripp was Directing the Choristers preceded hy her crown bear­ was Laura Piatt Ilrriwn and er, John Tripp. Charlotte re­ accompanying at the piano peated some of her require­ was Theresa Kupecz. Narra­ ments after which the was tor for the film program was crowned hy Mrs. Fern WhiteEthel Gray. head who charged her to "re­ member the loyalty of a Queen and pledge anew, loyalty to Cliirst." Queen Lynne Miller follow­ ed lier crown bearer. Rachel WASHINGTON (U P I) — Lindsay, to the platform and Deputy D e f e n s e SeerrUry gave two of her Queen Steps. Roswell L. tiilpntric confirm­ Mrs. Lominler r r o w n e d ed today Hint Hie United Lynne and charged lier to Slates will shift three Polnria "tie crowned with every missile submarines into the queenly virtue and ever Mediterranean f r o m their crown Christ as her Lord." North Atlantic stations in Former Queen* Patty Con­ April, ey and Carla I-oiumler were Returning fiom a five-day recognized, mission to Rome, Bunn and Tlie congregation joined in Paris, Gilpatrie said the Med­ singing "A ll Hail! the Power" iterranean-based subs would followed by prayer. l>e under direct command of Gen. I.ynian L. Lemnitxcr, nupremu Allied commander in Europe. Choristers Give Musical Program REV. JOHN L. HIRES o f Grace Methodist Church, second from left, wan Kuest npeuker at u Valentine Ilaminet hint Thursday night given hy the Ebcnczcr Methodist WSCS for the Junior and Senior M YF. With him are Rev. Ray Gregory, Elxmezer pastor, left and Hobby Hradbury, Junior M Y F president nnd Donna Fetors, Senior M Y F president, (Herald Photo) Smog Study Now Underway GAINESVILLE (U PU -U n lvcrsily of Florida aanilary engineers said Sunday they arc seeking ways to combat a new problem In Florida — amog. •There Is Increasing evi­ dence of imog from car ex­ hausts. commercial and induitrlal activities in highly industrialized arena of Flor­ ida," said Dr. K. R. Hen­ drickson, chief of the school's air pollution research lalxiralory. PTC To Meet By Helen Snodgrass Dr. George Friaon of De­ llary will speak on Civil De­ fense al today's 7:30 p. m. meeting of the Enterprise Parent-Teacher Council in the •rbool cafctorium. Blue Dies MILWAUKEE (U P D -V et•ran film urlor Monte Rluc, 78, died today in a hospital following a heart attack in bis hotel room hero lust week. Lake Mary UPW Circle One Meets At Brooklyn Home Ily Frames Wester , week, beginning at 10 a. m. A program centering on All womrn are invited to Korea, in charge of Mrs. Koy rome amt participate In var­ .Sasvmun, was presented at ious projects, including sew­ Hie February meeting of Cir­ ing. cle One of the UPW of Die The Association meeting C o in m u n it y Presbyterian will lie held Tuesday night, Church of Lake Mary held Feb. 26, in Hie home i ! Mrs. at the homo of Mrs. Jean Phyllis Itugcnstein. Tlie March Circle One Urouklyn, hostess Tuesday meeting will tie in tlie home night. The meeting was called to of Mrs. Margurot Ulmer w ill order by the Circle Chairman, Mrs. Sassman acting as co­ Mrs. Florence Zimmerman. hostess. Tlie devotional, taken from At Hie close of Hie meet­ World Book of Prayer, was ing, refreshments were serv­ given by Mrs. Brooklyn. The ed by the hostess, assisted missionaries were remcmiicr- by her daughter, Susan. Members attending were ed in prayer. A drive for good used cloth­ Mrs. Mabel Brown, Geneva ing was planned during the Cochran, Edna Daughtrcy, business session. The cloth­ 1-eiia Gleason, Lillian Grif­ ing rollocted will go to a fin, l-uvera Harrison, Phyl­ Sunset Gap Home in Newport, lis Howell, Ettie Jane Keogh, Tenn. Ruby Linden, Arolyn True Attention was railed to the and Thelma Unger, in addi­ Work Day that is held at Hie tion to other* previously men­ church on Wednesday of each tioned. I U. S. To Shift Polaris Subs Ifn tl Sanford Girl Honored Speaker Set A t 'Jeanie' Contest For Parent Teacher Meet School Change At Pensacola Hit Bolick Urges Pastors' Stand Rev. Em rit Bolick, paitor of the Good Shepherd Luth­ eran Church flunK down the gauntlet to Sanford paitor* when he atated in a apccch Tburaday to Civltana, “ Paitors are entitled to speak out on all issues and ahould have the courage to speak out." "There is much to concern us," Rev. Bolick said. "We ahould decry the alums of Ssnford and (lie people who own them and make them. "We should decry the pub­ lic issues In politics, industry, and everyday life. ••yet if a preacher Is seen near a bar, brothel or race track, or talking to drunks, prostitutes or gamblers, fin­ gers are pointed at him. "Nevertheless, he must be able to help these people, for O w fo tfl Page 10 — Feb. 19, 1962 Sanford’s Patty Glenn John­ Jeanie contest held Saturday son received first honorable at Stephen Foster Memorial mention in the 12th annual in White Springs, Fla. The local soprano, daughter BUI Haney, county attend, of Mr. and Mra. C. W. (Pat) ance officer, will be guest Johnson, was one of the speaker at the meeting ol youngest participants in the Seminole County Council ol event and competed against Parent Teacher Organizations 22 other vocalists, many of to be held at 9 a.m. Wcdne*. TALLAHASSEE (U P !) - whom were college atudenls day at Bear Lake Elementary Conversion of Pensacola Jun­ and professional .wngers. School. Appearing in an authentic ior College Into a four-year The session will begin with degree • granting institution replica of an 1854 ball gown, a coffee period to he followed would exclude a substantial to resemble t h e original with the business session nt number of students now be­ Jeanie, Miss Johnson sang 9:30 a.in. when the president, ing admitted In the two-year "Gentle Annie,” as her Stcph Mrs. N. N. Julian, will pre­ ItEV. IlO LICK college, a legislative commit­ en Foster number. Other se­ side. lections sung for the three tee was told today. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, out of state Judges included executive director of the "When I Have Sung My Songs Board of Control, said higher to You," and "L et My Song admission standards at de­ Fill Your Heart." She was gree • granting institutions accompanied at the piano by would eliminate many stu­ her voice teacher, Mr*. Grace dents now enjoying Hie bene­ Sanford of Winter Park. Mrs. Ava Ombcrg Fergu­ Ily Donna Estes The Judges were Gerald son, widow of James M. Fer­ fits of Hie Junior rnllcgc. The l-ongwood Elementary This was one of the rea­ Marks, ASCAP representa­ guson, died Monday in Green­ PTO executive Ixiard met last sons, he said, the board is tive of New York; Millon re­ ville, S. C. following a Wednesday a l the school with recommending that the legis­ fers, Tachaikowsky Founda­ lengthy illness. .Mrs. Kula Scott, vice presi­ lature authorize a brand-new tion, New York and Chappell Bom In Rome, Ga., she dent presiding. upper division two-year uni- White, Department of Fine was the daughter of the Into Plans were discussed for n | vcrsily be established in Pen- Arts, Emory University, At­ Alvin and Sue Gregory Om­ Book Fair which will he held ' saeola. lanta, Ga. bcrg. She wa* educated in nt the school on March 1'.) and Upon her return home, Alias private school* in Rome amt u Fish Fry Supper to be held Johnson was laden with sou­ was a graduate of Rome Fe­ on Friday, March 29. II. II. venirs and pleasant mem­ male College, now Shorter Ilaynie will nerve ns chairman ories. She had praise galore College. She was a member of the aiip|>er. for those in charge of the ar­ of the Buncombe St. Metho­ rangements and for the talent dist Church. Proceeds from both events of the new Jeanie and her will he used to purchase hooks By Jane Casselberry Survivors are two daugh­ for tile school library. CM. Sgt. Jack O. Glenn Is maids. Winner of the contest ters, Mrs. Hamlin B. Mcllco The next regular meeting of borne with his wife. Jane, and was a Miami University sen­ and Mrs. J. T. Ma*on Sr., the PTO will ho held next children. Jack and Christine ior majoring in voice. both of Greenville; four The Sanford native, with a grandchildren and ten great Tuesduy, Feb. 20 at the School following his retirement from C n f e t orium. Announcement the U. S. Air Force on Jan. God-given talent, expressed grandehiidreu. A granddaugh­ bus been mude that thu meet­ 3t after more than 20 years' her sincere appreciation for ter, Mrs. M. Lamar Beall, is the overwhelming display of a Sanford resident. ing will begin promptly at service. Glenn lias been stationed friendship extended to her by 7:.’!U p in. Services were scheduled for Appearing on the program on St. Idiwrcnee Island in her townfolk. Her heart filled 4 p. m. today at the Mackey will ho the Lyman High Alaska for Hie past year and with joy over -such express­ Mortuary in Greenville with School Hand under the direc­ was named Airman of- the ions. just slightly slanted her Rev. Edward I- Hopper offi­ Year for tlie Air Force Se­ remarks about Sanford, to the ciating. Burial was to tie in tion of Michael Fisher. extent that Gerald Marks of Springwood Cemetery in I(cfir*lmieiit* will lie served curity Command last year. ASCAP told her she should Greenville. The Glenns have lived at by third grade mclhera. 291 Lake Triplet Dr. in Cas­ handle public relations for the selberry for the past two Chamber of Commerce. AR T DROWN In addition to Mrs. Sanford, years, coming to Central PEST CONTROL Patty was accompanied on Florida in l'Jfio after a tour Termite* & Other P tlls of duty In West Germany. the trip by her mother, Mrs. WASHINGTON (U P I) — They hope to continue living C. W. Johnson and Bedford 2(101 P A R K DR. Administration uffirial* said in this area where Glenn Aiken, who served as her es­ 322-8865 SANFORD today that President Kennedy plan* to enter the Insurance cort. has decided to appoint W. Av- Business. Mrs. Ferguson Dies Monday Longwood PTO Plans Projects Sgt. J. O. Glenn Retires From Air Force Harriman Gets Post ercll Illirrimun as undersecre­ tary of stale for political af­ fair*. Hurrimun, nmv assistant secretary for Far Eastern af­ fairs, will replace George Me. Ghcn jn the ' State Depart­ ment's No. J post. McGhee is to he given an nmliussadorinl Court Hits Censoring GJdtajntujn. . . WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Supremo Court aided un­ constitutional today several book censoring activities prac­ ticed In Rhode Island. The 8 to 1 ruling upheld a post in E u ro p e o r liiu .Middle protest hy four publishers of East. paperhark books who chal­ Aristides, a three-year-old, lenged tlie actions of Uic was the first Kentucky Derby Rhode Island Commission (o Encourage Morality in Youth. winner, in 1875. FORD OW NERS February Service Special! Now, During The Month Of Feb.. . . P T L To Meet Fordomatic By IJnda Smithson Tlie Slavla Parent-Teacher League will meet in tlie school auditorium at 8 p. m. today. The program will tie on "The Growing Teener." Douglas Stciutmm will be guest speak­ er. Adjustment Special • Adjust Front nnd Rear Hands . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkage • Install New Pan (ianket Check Transmission Oil (Oil extra If required) S PE C IA L PRICE The Grand Army of the Re­ public reached its peak in IH1K), with a membership of 409,489, • Q S A V E 11.50 N O W ! ^ f •i> x r •y What’s Ford's 6,000 Mile Oil Change Secret? R O TUNDA CUSTOM OIL FILTER! *2.05 - (5 4 .5 6 FORD) LOW AS 82.10 - (57-62 FORD) installed With Purchase of Oil Change and This Coupon! BUILT (Coupon Expire* February 28, 196.1) jj>; HOM ES STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! 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Ctiuusr (he CUdUtor J-200 with 120-lruh wheellute and 7-1). box. or J-SOOwith till I126-Inch go-inch whrrlluie wheel lute and S ft hux. with GVW'a from 4000 lo 8600 lb*. IT tr IN. SMC " f a lln ew / IT UP. T a r IT OUT AT TOUR 'J U T D U U 1 A ((•■upon Expire* Ftbraury 28, 1961) ) BRING THESE COUPONS TO OL'It SERVICE DEPT. r n iim , w o ip Miaou. s m ITi larger* M M i a M n *4 4-wbrd d u x whxtn, ooe od ihr graving U a r W m n * CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP *00 YOU SAVE $ .50 K. Second St. Sanford, flo r id * Kaiser Willy s Present a The Lloyd llridges Show Tuesday 8 I*. M. Strickland-Morrison incorporated SOS K. 1st St. Ph. FA 2-1481 Sanford Winter Park MI 4-SSU �lr ‘‘J W ater Projects Progress 4 • Planning \ Ci o ^ * ' « 5i 9 (i • * Completion 0* # t O 4 (I; ’ a C £> <$' lir r a lit W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy nnd cool through Thursday. High todny, 68-75. Low ioniglit, 62-60. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 Preliminary planning1 for two proposed water­ way projects for Sanford nre nenrinjr completion, J Harold Scott. Jacksonville consulting engineer, re-j ported to The Herald by tele­ phone at noon today. Nobody asked me but, any­ Scott, of the firm of Rey­ one here arguing the merits nolds, Smith and Hills, stated of a juvenile detention home he expect* to be ready within two weeks to report to the St. . . . .Now ! • • • Johns-lndlan River Navigat­ ing Committee on a proposed The Herald is still attempt­ right-of-way for a canal con­ ing to learn the cause of death necting Lake Monroe with the o f the young sailor found dead Atlantic Ocean to tho south. in his new home here Inst The engineer said he is week. Navy took the body awaiting a drawing from the to Jai-ksonville for autopsy. U. S. Geological Survey at Washington of the area from NAS dispensary says to nsk t lie Osteen bridge to Lake the Wing I'lO. 1*10 says the Harney "which would avoid info must conic in from the the shad fishing grounds." llase romnitiliding officer, and The "John Rrunilcy idra" he's been in Washington all suggested an eight-foot derp week. canal tl mile* long connect­ FAMOUS OI.I) CLOCK RISES A G A IN . The • • • ing the St. John* and Indian well-known landmark Inis been «alvageil front it* Nobody asked me but, when Rivers for barge and pleasure iKitominiou* banishment in the name o f proifrcss arc we going to get some stop boat tiaffic, with the spoil to and Riven a place o f honor at the Elk's Lodge signs in the Mayfair sec­ lie used as a bed for a direct on E. Second St. Its four faces are now the faces tion ? . . . four-way highway to the o f the Elk and its hands point forever to 11 • • • const. o’clock. The elderly timepiece stood many years The Herald will publish Principal argument by fish­ in the middle o f the street in downtown San­ Friduy free pusses for San­ ing camp operators and others ford and thoiiRh it was four-faced and seldom ford and Seminole County would he that Rruniley’n idea showed the same time on nil sides, its removal residents for the special "Sanwould eliminate the shad two years ago raised a storm of controversy ford-Seminole Night" feature spnwning grounds. Scott em­ nmtind city commissioners who decreed its de­ at Seminole liueewny Satur. phasised site of the proposed mise. (Herald 1'hoto) duy evening. C of C's Charlio canal will liy-puss these sluid .Morrison is extending person­ beds. al invitations to all VU’s but John Krider, committee all residents are invited. May­ chnintian, lias reported that or Tom McDonald or his rep­ when Scott is ready with his resentative will present the proposed right-of-way *ilc a "Sanford • Seminole" Idanket meeting will lie railed by the to the winner of the feature committee of Seminole, Orevent. nngc, Rrcvard and Volusia County commissioner* seeking SVott Rums raid today F 1* > four-county support of the A I. "got o ff light" when the i project. Krider also empha­ heavy winds hit here Tuesday. sised the phi mil ng has not G ENEVA (U P I )— The United States charged Ilia crews were pluced pit an "emergency alert" but* Eeott Russia Unluy with •▼qjdtav nn fxw om qnl nvt a mi . Reached the- stage for finan­ said damage was minor and clear test Inm treaty buTOald it would continue' pres* cing the csnul. Scott *l*o reported the U. S. service restored In the cut-off i in « for "give and take** barKainJnr. Chief U. S. negotiator Willntm C. Foster told tlic Housing and Home Finance arcus in 20-30 minutes. Ilob Sheddrn had the slime to any 17-nation disarmament conference that the gulf l>e- Agency, at Atlanta, lias under ~ |tween the Soviet and Western review the City of Sanford'* ahout telephone teiwlce. Tripled for $10,000 for • plan­ • • • position. on a icst hnn "lin« ning study for a proposed port Pipeline Co. pluns have been deepened." terminal. submitted to the city, i.easo Referring to the Soviet reHe added that tile HIIFA will be signed Monday night. fiisul to resume direct nego- ; requested additional informn• • • tiatlons on a nuclear treaty |Uon and thtyi was forwarded Which reminds me, we hear j with the Western power*, ho ' Gy the City to Atlanta. the ACL is pushing a petition j •aid "I reluctantly conclude I Should Die City complete to get me out o f town. . , • I , that the Soviet Union rather the port terminal, the $10,000 hope they let ntc put my name WASHINGTON (U P I) - than tho United States and he repaid to Uie govon the top uf Uie list. President Ibnnulo Rctnn- tiio United Kingdom I* intent ernmenL H the project is • • • court of Venezuela said to­ on avoiding agreement." dropped, the $10,000 need not n*y, Spencer H a r d i n ' s day his country confronts a The Russians have been be repaid. horso finally placed at the "very aggressive" Commun­ cluiming hero that the two Tlie fund would Ire to fin­ Seminole Park Kacewuy. . . . ist offensive ordered and fi- Weatern power* have been ance the engineer's planning Joe Davis didn't run last night , Void an accord Ih.t study for a $J5o.ooo port ter­ hut the "real Joe wus there." anccd "from the center, of ,ryi„ K Moscow and Peking by way would end testing. minal, with bulkheads, dredg­ • • • of Hav ana " "W e are willing and intend ing, paving and a transit What ever happened to the He warned there will be to engage in giro and take shed to handle St. Johns Riv­ city's vacant propertyreap­ "violent revolution" and gov­ negotiation* on nil major i*. er traffic into Lake Monroe. praisal? ernment regimes "very much » • • *iir» which moil lie agreed 1 Scott ha* said previously no like that from which Cub* . site lias been selected for Whatever happened to the is suffer,ng " if Latin Amer-; " * ' " re " re’ rh the terminal but recommend­ plans for that proposed wa­ ira fails to institute .octal T ' , ‘ ed it tie plared at the foot terfront apartment develop­ reforms ! *<0,,l4?r to*1' conference. of French Avenue. ment? Heruld readers calling In an address prepared for! •Peech came before in asking about it. a National Press Club lunch. Ih,re lu,,rh “ • • • Betancourt said U. S. d.plo- f *° rr“ ' 1' »«“ »• Former Cesselberry Aider- macy during (tie derade I •“ » nuclear position be man itohn I.udy and Mrs. through 1958 contributed to fore h* flit'» *° Washington II o|m> Rennett will attend a the flourishing "o f the ex- ll,,Pr *n «*«>' eonsultameeting of Volusia County's treme left in my country and j < '"»» with Preaident Kennedy. The ltu**ian*, who broke off By United Pres* International new Oukhlll City Council with in others where there was nuclear negotiations in WashDr. Paul Douglass of Kollini dictatorship." A turbulent gale > force College Friday night to disBid tie emphasized that he ington Jan. 31, refuse to dis- storm left lip to a foot of wet rust Uie operations of a Tax felt the world was getting a cusa a test Iran treaty unless snow In'New England today. "distorted picture" of Pie ' the West accept* their quota Thousands of families were Free Municipality. • • • significance of Communist: of three annuul on-site in- without (lower, traffic was It's beginning to look like terrorist acts in Venezuela ! speclion* to polira a ban. paralysed and schools were complained that not They have defied Western closed. for sure there’ll be at least He one female candidate for Uie enough attention is given to mid neutralist demand* to reThe storm, spawned over North Orlando Village Coun­ "concrcte and definite tact* open the talks. Dixie Tuesday, swrpt swiftly cil . . . and she isn't uny one of progress in economic and lip the coast, causing torna­ o f the three who picked up social reform" in hi* coun does and damaging winds in 4-H Winners petitions last week. Mrs. John try. Florida and dumping up to to Linda King and Rill llcin inches of snow In Virginia II. (Irene) VanKrpncI of the Jr., of Seminole County, won and five inches In Tennessee. Ranches picked up • petlUon Stocka Mixed Monday and says she definite­ Damage ran into thousand* NEW YORK (U PI(-Stocks individual arhievi-mrnt awards ly will file. All indications are were narrowly mixed at the in 4-H event* at the Florida of dollar* and at least four tiial Die other gals will back opening b»lay on routine tract- State Fair. Tamp*, tl wat deaths were attributed to the pig. learned hern today. down. storm. U .S . Hits Reds On Agreement *• (F itr Near By l a It It y VKRSIIEL We're wondering what's go­ ing on locally? Reports ram­ pant of a grand Jury investi­ gation into certain operations in Sanford and environs. Those who should know brush it off with "don't know ahout it" or "it's going to be a hard nut to crack." T ro b e seems to be cooling off. Why? • • • Soviet Threat In Venezuela Termed Serious Slorm Slams New England appreciably tb* congressional pressure on the issue at this time. The Soviet note, which came through normal diplo­ matic channel*, gave no hint as to the actual number to be pulled out or t)i« type of per­ sonnel to be withdrawn. The administration appar­ ently found itself ill some­ thing of a bind on th« matter. The Wiiite House and tha State Department withheld official comment or public ac­ knowledgement of the uffiT leat premature declaration* embarrass Khrushchev and make it difficult for him to accomplish Die pullout. At the aanie timo, however, Kennedy's aidca had to rep­ resent the move at sufficient­ ly encouraging to warrant a reduction in the m Im level in Congress SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 652 Four Youngsters 'Incommunicado' J. L. HORRY 'Just Not So* Bulletin MIAMI (U P I) - A Navy pa(ml boa) discovered a floating lifrjatkrl anil tiebrli today In what may be be the fir*t clue* to Uie mysterious disappearance of the tanker .Marine Sulphur <|uren with 39 men aboard on Feb. I. nSLLV A . . . ‘ Intolerable’ MIAMI REACH (U P I) — Labor S e c r e t a r y Willard Wirt* »»iit Tuesday thr New York newspaper *trike, now in it* 75lh day, wn* becoming "increasingly Intolerable." Sheriff J. L. Hobby todny emphasized thnt the four Sanford Iio.vh charged with petty lar­ ceny were "not held incommunicado” at the juve­ nile detention facility. Hobby declared that the parents of (he four youngsters were "contacted immediately" by juvenile authorities ami all four parents visited the youngsters at the jail during the period they were detained. A hearing on the four boys is scheduled be­ fore Juvenile Judge Vernon Mize Feb. 26. The four bad been charged with thefts o f cakes from supplies deposited in early morning hours before local groceries The parents o f one of the ltoys wrote a let­ ter to the editor o f the Herald saying that his son had been detained ami that he was unable to talk to the boy. A fter the letter was published Juvenile Judge Vernon Mize issued the following atntcment: "On Friday, Fcbrttnry 8, 19011, four juveniles were taken into custody by tho Sanford Polieo Department and referred to the Juvenile Court, They were charged with petty larceny, having been involved in a series of thefts o f articles from the fronts o f certain grocery stores around the City o f Sanford. A detention order was signed and they were held in detention in tho custody o f the Seminole County S h eriffs Department until Monday morning, February It, 19611. A fte r a hearing before the Court, they were released to their parents and the cases were rontinued by tho Court until n later date nt which timo disposition o f the cases will be made." Storm Cleanup Damage Underway TAM PA (U P I) — cleanup operation* went titaier way today throughout Central Florida, from the wcet coait to (lie eai«t roa*t, in tho wake of Tue*day’a ranh of tornadir wind* and heavy rain*. Turnaduea and near-tornado funnel cloud* bounced in nn erratic fashion throughout the at on u* a .quail line moved In from tho Gulf of Mexico. Storm damage was report­ ed at several place* in the Orlando area. Plant City, luikelund, l.nke Alfred, luikn Wale*, polk City, Indian Riv­ er City, the Tampa «rr«, Mn- 16-Year-Old Boy 'Wipes Out' Family deira Reiu-h and In the Lees­ burg area. Despite widespread dam­ age, only one fatality wua at­ tributed to Du* storm. Carl llnhntun, 53, a tourist from Sheboygan, W'i*., was killed when wind picked up his com­ part car front a causeway ap|>roach to Dio Sunshine .Sky­ way bridge south of St. IVctersburg and hurled It into Dio wntiT upside down, 1(HI feet away. His wife, Irene, 52, was lintpilnlizeil, Pupil Illnesses 'About Normal' In County Absenteeism in 5emino1t County achstols because of ill­ ness i* "ahout normal'' it wai reported by principals this morning at the monthly meeting of the Seminole Coun­ ty Council of School* at Rear Iztke School. Supt. R. T. Mllwee brought up the question because of Hie prevalent Asiatic influe­ nza in northern states. He was told there are "the usual" nutnlicr of easea of flu, mumps and ctiicken pox. How* ever, it was added precauthins have hern taken to pre­ vent a flu outbreak. Council nominating commit­ ter was named to present a slate of randidatci for elec­ tion at the March 20 meet­ ing. Kovctal persona In tlie are* children, John lludell, 15, and Went injured hut all appai enttwins Janice and Judy He-1 Struck And Killed hard, 11. ly were minor. LAKELAN D ( U P I ) — Scattered house* and Harry broke down Tuesday j Jaiin-t Davis, hit, of I'lnnt when lie admitted he killed j trailer home* were damaged City wn* struck nnd killed by his father Monday evening, in tho series uf twister*. Ofa Trailwnys ims Tuesday lie wa» to he handed an ' firials wire working today to night *• he w*lked across amended charge of first de- survey I In* amount of diimnge. WASHINGTON (U P I) — State Road 37, three miles (tree murder at an arraign­ Space officials say the mist­ south of here. ment today. Dial. Ally. Holsing Syncom communication* ert Warren would not say Near Sainthood satellite may have blown up Special -lob what tlie new charge would j VATICAN CITY (U P I) deep in space. MIAMI (U P I) _ The U.s. be. Final preparation* were Dr. Hugh Drydcn, deputy Army opened a "special" re­ llebard wa* arrested at a made today for tlie beatifi­ director of the National Aerocruiting station here Tuesday farm 2ti mile* away a lte r! cation of Mother Scion, Die for member* of Cuban exile police were called by a co- Protestant-litirii widow who naiilic* and Space Admin!*, Brigade 25U»t which pulled the worker of his fatlier who be­ one day may heroine the first irallon, said there was specabortive liny of Pig* inva­ came concerned when lights native American to reach i ulnllon Dial Die solid fuel sion in 1W I. were on at Die llebard home ' saitilhtnitl in Die Roman Cath­ I "kirk" rorkrl on the iitelllta exploded at the height of Ita Tuesday morning hut no one olic Church. trajectory — 22,000 m i l e * Meet Set MACAPA. Rra/il (U P I) - answered Die plume, above the earth. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Tlie eight day saga of tlie Police (mind tlie Innlies uf , Union leaders postpomsl a Communist • hijacked Vene­ Jack Hehard, 3d, his wile, Link scheduled meeting here Tues­ zuelan freighter Anzoalrgui Joyce, 33, and her children. BOS ION (U P I) —The Mas­ Heavy Toll day in which they were to was ended peacefully Inday All had Iteen shot in the head sachusetts Heart Association CHICAGO (U P I)—The Na. discus* incrcn»cd pickHing in this remote Amazon River with a 22-caliber pistol and lias reported a relationship tiiniul Safely Council said to­ title. 'Iliere was no apparent betwcell cigarette smoke mill day Dial nil American died against the sti ike.hound Flor­ port. , ida East Coast Railway. The " p ir a t e s " who seized struggle. emphysema, chronic destiuc- every 5'* minute* during ltlUl the 5,000 ton freighter shortly tiun of tlie lung*. because of an accident. A t Stake after it sailed from Veneruela TORONTO. Ont. (U P I) — for Houston, Tex. s week ago Prime Minister John Dlefen- Tuesday formally surrender­ baker, battling for bis polit­ ed to Brazilian authorities ical life because of Id* nuclear Tuesday night. policies, bn* indicated Cana­ Promised political asylum Sold With A 10 Year Factory Guuranteel Altamonte Springs t o d a y j da may scrap it* Romarc mi»- by Brazil, Die Communist ailrt and Voodoo jet*. conspirators eluded pursuing will draw a resolution lo thr Venezuelan destroyer* a n d County Commission recom­ West Braced tailed into Brazilian lerntor- mending Dial rights of way on Longwnod Ave. (Sit 427) be By United I'rrim International ial waters Sunday night. $ Keg. $159.00 The West Coast braced to­ Then they moved along the taken from Dio west side of W /T day for ita expected epidemic roast until they worked the tl.e highway through the mu­ nicipal limits of Die town. of rrepiratory ailment* that vessel into the mouth of the Member* of Die Town ■ have sent thousand* aero** vast Amazon River a n d tlie land to bed and left count­ |moved to a remote mining |Council, scheduled lo meet at 1 K1N(J SIZE K p m. today in Die Town Hall, less other* roughing and company loading area. wheeling. Then, under direction of will direct their attorney, S. Keg. $179.00 Brazilian officials who had J. Davis Jr., to prepare the W /T resolution for presentation. boarded earlier. Die Anroalclu other business the coun­ gui anchored at Santana, 12 miles downriver from Maca- cil will hear reports on last Friday'* final hearing nn the Koyul Comfort - Firm or Med. Firm pa, at 10:30 p m. Tuesday. validation of Ininds (or tlie While officially aiient, the projnm-d Municipal Water Keg. $59.50 Stat« Department was under­ System. stood to have *«nt a reply to Matrhinx Box Spr. Same Price W /T tha Kremlin welcoming the Bridge .... .... .... Pago 9 A Prediction 10% DOW N DELIVERS promised reduction in Soviet Classified ___ _ Page 3-A AUBURN, Ala. (U P I) Comic* ___ Page 2 A forces aa a constructive step Former Sen. Frank P. Gra­ Dear Abby .... Page 9 toward lessening tension In ham of North Carolina pre­ Editorial — . Page I-A tha Caribbean. The adminis­ dicted here Tuesday night the tration obviously is not going Entertainment Page 9 "Clcmson way and not (he to commit itself too formally Puizle ... ...... . Tags 2-A Oxford way will be the Ala­ until it see* just what hap­ Society ... Page 8 2nd & Mugnolim bama way" of meeting racial I>li. F A 2*6321 pens. Spurt* .. — --- - Page 7 lntcgraUuo. GREEN BAY. Wis. (U P !) —Frail Harry Hehard. lit. was held today for murder m tlie wiping out of IIm* home : his father amt stepmother had tried to build from previous marriages. llebard was arrested Tues­ day morning at a farm where he had gone after killing his fattier, Jaek Hehard. a parttime auto stunt driver; his stepmother; and tier three Syncom May Have Blown Up Red Pirates Give Up Ship Noted Altamonte Sets ' Road Petition B e d d in g S a le ! Orthopedic Sets 99 00 Hollywood Beds $119 00 Soviet Note Poses M any Questions The city's $22,000 resurfac-j ing piugium is completed. | Rome two miles of paving | done including Washington WASHINGTON (U P I) — Ave., from 20th to Crescent; Soviet Premier Nikita Khru­ Cresent from Mellonville to Summerlin: Randolph from shchev'* promise to withdraw Mellonville to Summerlin; “ aeveral thousand" of hi* Catalina from Mellonville to troops from Cuba by March Locust; Escambia from \er- 15 left a number of unans­ nango to Locust; Veruengo wered suggestion* today to from Catalina to U<*alla; 7th plague the Kennedy admin­ fit. from Pine to Park; Pai- istration. It was obvious that the niello from 2(Kh to 25th; Magnolia from 20th to 24th Russian offer, couched in gen­ and Laurel frmn 9th to 10th. eral term*, would not l<«*en W EI)., 1 F E B R U A R Y 20. 196.1 Innerspring Mattresses $3950 Herald Index fc d w lA BEDDING CO M PA N Y —r / ■A X • tit: r �______ V m ll ■— na . t <- <> «>» t 9 ftsre 8— Wed. Feb. 20, ’68 Yourdollar goesnirther r WHEN YO U SHOP A T Quantity Rights Reserved — 1 • • Pricer* Good Thun*., Fell. 21 thru Snt„ Fell. 23 COPTRICHT — WINN Ollir RTORTt. INC. -- »••• ij COLONIAL BRAND QUICK FROZEN . . LARGE BAKING or STEWING C u t-U p HEINZ KETCHUP M or 7/ NOVILK O NLY H en s . . . Fine*! quality USDA Cbo** Lamb. Close Trimmed ot t>c«ts tot and bone before wrighmj. From Swift Premium, on. th«» name you can trust frem Wtnrw Dixie. 29/ » , WITH THIS COUPON AMD YOU* l J5 f U N U S U A L DECORATION in the newly dedi­ cated Scout hut o f Troop 546 in thin hand-made Scout emblem plaque, mude by uu un-named Arab, and presented to the troop by Chief James Edge, from a Mediterranean cruise with a Navy squadron. Rev. Grover Sewell, who dedicated the new troop headquarters examines the plaque with Scoutmaster Clifford Mi-Kihhin. (Herald Photo) PURCHASE O f $ 1 0 # O f MOM * “ *•» OKI (M M a PM cuatteia »»• AFTW PtVIUMT MOD No other BEEF could be so *r f’ " I misRiiai auduu'jAiuAtUittf H j I HUDBllLT TENDER L69aO"L(imk Lb69/ IRISH BOSTON BUTTS Pork Roast”-39/ S a u sa g e *4 5 / ir ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sanford Scout Troop 50 Free Top Value Stanpe1 U. S. CHOICE . . Whole or Half RIG. 4t< COPILAND BAG ),/.»h t U b . U . I '■! '• 1 1,1 W-D B R AN D F U L L CUT BONELESS ROUND Steaks Steaks Steaks 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of Holds Honor Court BABY LIMAS" Parents Guests At Lunchroom At Soulhside Si F irit (trade parent* of the fiouthslde School are guests et the school lunchroom tlda week, aa Mra. Ruby Davia, lunchroom aupcrvlaor, assisted by the achool lunch com­ mittee demonatratea the quali­ ty of the food aerved to the childrcu. Tueaday, tlio parent* uf children In Mlsi Zillah Welch'* room had lunch with their children, and Mra. Gordon Sweeney aerved a* hostess. Today Miss Ernestine Westfall'* room dined with Mr*. Roy Wright a* hostess. Thursday, parents of Mrs. Katherine Wclchcl’a room will attend with Mra. Wade Sin­ gletary doing the honors and Friday, Mra. Carolyn Wig­ gins room will join Uieir chil­ dren with Mrs. May Aulin and Mrs. Leon Swain as hos­ tesses. A patriotic theme in honor o( George Washington's birth­ day, with colors of red, white and blue carried out Ui tallies decorations, (lags and candles is being used. lunch time for the first grader* is J0;&5 a, m , Mrs. Duvls said. Academy Sets Safety Program •11 By Shirley Wentworth A Safety Chapel program will be held at Forest Lake Academy Thursday featuring a 45 minutes film to he fol­ lowed by a 4o minute driv­ ing deni ontil alion oil Hie campus. State Troopers will demon­ strate the amount of »|iac« needed to slop when driving 20, 30 and 40 miles per hour. Junior 4-H Club Has Meeting The Junior Girls 4 11 Club met lost Thursday at the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford with Miss Myrtle W iImiii, homo demonstration agent, and Alls* Linda King, leader, in charge of IIh' meeting. IMun* were made lo attend the Florida State F a l' lust Saturday, Graduated Kchelberger received till First Class Scout badge; Craig OrH e llo and John Hunt their Second Class badges and Den­ nis Drown, Donald Kennedy and Dill Kennedy were taken into th* troop as Tender feet. All tba ceremonies were per­ formed beforu u rustic triangular pyramid, which held 1G white caudles, 12 for the Scout laws and tbreo for tlio three parts of the Scout oath. Scoutmaster Clifford McKlbhin officiated at the ceromonies, aesi.lcd by Stuart Stetson and Ccuu Hunt. After the dinner and the Court of Honor, the group saw a movie on life at tho big Florida Scout Camp Lanoche*. The group then adjourned to the Scout hut, directly be­ hind the church for dedication ceremonies. Thu hut In a former garage, which lias been given for scout use and hus been "fixed up mid decorated by thu troop. Focal point of the hut is a huge, hammered brass plaqua, made In the shape of tho Scout emblem. The plaquu was hand­ made by an Arab man o f tlio Mediterunneun Sen area, when n formar Scout leader Chief Jemes Edge, wus on w Navy cruise. Scoutmaster McKIbhin re­ lated that tho Arab made the plaqua with only a sketch from memory by Chief Edge, and presented It to the troop, which at that time waa troop G.'IG. That troop wan disband­ ed amt has now liecn reor­ ganised under tlio now num­ ber. Approximately dll persons, Scouts and their families at­ tended thu ceremonies. Tho dedication prayer stud ritual was conducted by Dev. Grover Sowell, pastor o f tho First I'leshyterlsii Church. Wolds of tuKouritgeinriit woio spoken to the group by former Scoulmusler George Moffett. Shipwreck Dance Set For Today A ''Shipwreck Dance" will be held ut the l'S<> at 8 p.m. today for all servicemen of the area and Uieir guests. Highlight of tile evening will be the crowning of ••Miss Shipwreck of IMS", who will , be chosen by the contrihui ons made to tin- six contes­ tant* during the past week. Contributions will be fur “ Operation Peanut Duller'' a caiupnlgn of the t’SO to keep the lumtry supplied. Music will Im- furnished by tlio Vauleen* with Mis* Cindy May the featured \oculist. Airman Robert J. Boynton Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Rob­ ert J. Dayton Hr., 1*11 Finecrest Drive, was graduated re­ cently from the aviation fam­ iliarisation school at th* Nav­ Still water may tie shallow al A ir Technical Trainin'.: or deep and deep water may Center,‘ Memphis, Tenn. i'ow slowly or fast. / T I ' / T I ' I ' I I'l'i t l'i'l '< 11 i ' i ‘ 1 Stray*! COUPON AND PURCHASE Two F»*as. Froirm RICH’S CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 88 U. S. CHOICE . . Rib Um b U. S. CHOICE . . Shoulder Um b Lb. C h o p s . . . ”> •59* R o a st . . “ 49/ Breast 19? 88 U. S. CHOICE . . Shoulder U m b * U. S. CHOICE . . Um b Lb. 98 . . . U. S. CHOICE . . Gr. Lamb . ”•39/* » W-D B R A N D L E A N FRESH GROUND l-l M K C h o p s . . * “ 98/ C h o p s . . . it79< W-D B R A N D T-IiONE I I I ).) 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El SOU hi. r~ 0 h Street e �“ I f f fffcf #»tifriTb H Wed. Kr!>. 20. TiH— fa g e 3 Ir r n lh F I NAL A rt Show Judges Named •aaa*****si .VaVs’a'svMi t'ap'n John's ((ulrk Froicn Yanks To Try Everest Climb * 6 KING AN D t)CK K X o f last week’s VultMitiiie Baiupiet IteliI by liitenueilinte and Young I’eoplo o f tin* Lottgwood First Baptist Chuti It were Mike llatville anti Miss Carla Lontntler. Ilev. Jack Lindsay, pastor o f the church, crowned the pair. (Herald I'hoto) KATM AXD F. Nepu! (L T D — A 10-imni Anii'iicnn tram sits out today on one of hi-j toiy’a most ambitious moun­ tain-climbing I'xpcditioiu i triple assault on Mt. Fieri -t and liio sister peaks in the Himalayas. The A literi. ails, accompau' it'd by a silt mil al tny of Slier|pn guidi-i and high-altitude porters, planned to spend about six mouths gathering Itv Honna Fifties pot.itiH's, gravv. green lieans, scientific dniu on the per­ 'I lie l u t e r iii e d i a l e and creamed corn, rolls, li o I formance of nieu uudci exYoung People of the First elioeolate and cherry delight ti eine sties*. lur dessert H.iptist Church ol laingwuntl Tile stinting point mis II. Following ilimier. Mis* t ar nepu, tile end of the load foi held a Valentine's Day Han- la l.oiiimh'r and Mike liar vehicles and a ‘21-day ,,ik„ |*iue. al 7:30 pin last I loir- rille were eleeled (foeen and day inHie educational Ihdld Kin){ ,|„. uu,„,ui.|. am| R E G IO N AL VICK PltKKID KNT o f the Fleet Deserve Association, J. M. from the slopes of Kveiest. ing of the church | were crowned by Uvv. Jaek Wilson is shown here as he arrived in Sanford Monday for his annual visit A 11UcK c h i iii all c'liri led sup­ Lortvguests were present i.jndsa.v with Ma»ter John with the local branch. Shown with Wilson from left are Donald Piece, vice plies to lluuepn, *jn miles to enjoy the delicious dinner |.in,|aay acting as crow itpresident; Gene T aller, president, Wilson and Chet Macek, secretary. fiom Katmandu, Tuesday. which included steak, mashed (Herald Photo) 'I be uiipiivedeutcd assault Special guest Jim Austin on Mt. Kveiest, the world's and Paige \orden s a n g highest mountain, and the "Sweethearts" and "The liesnearby ptsik* of l.hotse and rrt Song" a ( coinpained by N'liptse is the hraiu-eliild of Ken Steele oil the piano, l i e '. Norman (!. Uylireufurth, It, I.ilidso) delighted the guests of Santa Moiiien, Calif. with Ills (in-pel Magic fol­ Ilyin 1'iifiirth begun planw a s i ii m ; iu n i u p u — lowed hi llelli'illi'tiiill wllirll | A. Kyle Shoemaker Sr.. 63, ning tile expedition in June Hep. Aduni Cluytuti Powell ended the program I died carl) today at Seminole I Olio. IK- received official per­ says It isn’t so. mission final the Nepalese Tla* emit i ovci siol N'eii Semi-Centennial Sheriff .1. L. Hobby announces that the Seminole Memorial Hospital. government in May, 1 1 *0 1 uinl I Y o i k Deiina rat Tuesday An important meeting id the County S heriff Department and the Sanford Boat Horn May is, lAtn in ||nnalienee of sevtiul Semi Centennial committee is Club is s|M)iiHoring the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary’s aker. Va., Shoemaker came started u*.Holding his team I broke of liloulituilieei -scientists. weeks ahunt eritielsni of his m'Iii duled for Mmidai at A p. eight-lesson course in Basic Seamanship and Safe lo Sanlnrtl 37 years ago. and Under present plans, threo operations in and out of Con­ in. in the Caucus Hoom of until his retirement llircc Boat Handling. teams of two men each will gress. First Federal, ( ’onipli'le reClasses will bo held each Wednesday evening at years ago was associated with make the u.-uult oil Fieiesl. "Iimi i i ii ueies, hi i - state. , ports from all committees 8 p.m. with registration and the Shoemaker Construction Two hum* of two, nieu m i l nwnt* and In iustuias-s iir(. requested hv Cluiiruimi Co. He made his liome at the first lesson on Mulch nth, will lllllku till) suliM'iplelil at­ lies," the Negro eoligiessliuin Hiairge Touhy. 23IA Mcllotiville Ave. in tin? rourt room, second -He was a veteran of WWI tempts on Nuplse and l.liot-e. said af i bulges h) Sen. John 1 The American team in­ J. William-, It-Del., ilait the | Km|ity stei'l cans nr,' much floor o f tho Seiiiinolo County ami a me miter of the First clude* three medical dot tors, Kennedy ndinini-liatio i was j jn dentuiid in the Virgin Is Methodist Church. Court House in Sanford. a physiologist, physicist, j-lu- going all-out to give him fav­ lands, where they wind iqi as Survivors include his widow, All instructors will he fiom ored tiixitnieni. .steel drums in hands. The Janie I,.: three sons, A. K . eiologist and sociologist, • Flotilla -III, the outstanding "Vinilirlive,*’ lie culled ef- containers, cut to the depth Jr., of Sanford; .1. M. of Irving I. P o o r, local in- j Flotilltt which won first pluce I |.anall)a c i,y . all(| w . L., foils hy some of his House that determines whether they •uranic agent (or the State colleagues to cut Ids request become alto or bass ' pans," jin the entire 7th Const (iimnl Camden, Ark.: one daughter, | Farm Insurance Company, • District for its Public ludme- j Mrs. It b. Ilrown of Sanford; for $1197.1100 to run lln House tire tuned lo perlerlitm with Fduentioli and I ..dim Commit­ a sledge hammer and cold will attend tlic company's na­ 1 2 grandchildren and three tfoil Couiica for 11MSI. Homo of i tee. chisel. tional convention in early great-grandchildren. the Ley instructor* will Ik* ., . , . „ t March. Also three broil brothers .. r . ... . .. „ AI mi tliri** tent, Paul i tho im iU T rlotillu ( ••iniicai)- , # .. u \si11\ f i t i iv ( 1*1*1) — Pryor and the other agents . .. • . . of Orlando; Claude of San " a m i i .n u io n , charlo* of ChkaRo; i Starting April I. drug mamiand managers will meet with der Howard Dolan.I. funner M„ . j . s . fadurers will lie subject to top executives ot the State 4th Division Captain l.io ^ oriamto; Mrs. Justin new government regulation* Farm companies during the (,K.p, r. Tra iling Offin-r I on Thl Mlum| aml j^nj. Ma0 designed lo give additional three day scsson on March Uowni's. and tin* now Motilla , protection to the public. Comnmmh r (Ionian Hrisioiii. j ,#yon „ f .Manassas, Va. 4. 5. and fi. The Food and Drug Admin­ I ho public is invited in ut*' Honorary pallbcanTi will An agent for State Farm for ten years, Pryor lives at Hnd those t'lusit's, mid Iho |(0 (j,,, iti-otiterhood Class of istration announced the tigli209 Margaret Hoad with his only charge miulo is A2 fur the ,j|p ,.-ir>l MotlKKlist Church, t«T new regulations Tuesday lesson manual and all mu- j Services arc rot for 3 p m. night. They stem in part family. Idiots used during the entire Kriday al the First Methodist from last year’s thalidomide | course. The course is designed |church with Ilev. John •rare. The new regulations; for all boaters, or Ixaiteis-to- Adams Jr., officiating. Hurial Hequire manufacturers to he, to further their knowledge will he In Oaklawn Memorial 3 OTICI? o r »tl.K prove a new drug is not only Not let* I* It* rrliy g l v t n that for safe boating. Park. f*ur»uant to the Klu m1 l>rcrc« (•ramkow Funeral Home U sale but effective before they •»f KurM'luture nntl fv»ln coin*e«l In the «;aune jientllni? In the in charge of arrangements. could get FDA approval for Queen Victoria used the its use. c i r c u i t Court In ?»nil fs.r Hrml. imle County, KlnrhlM. in Chau* phrase "dead heat" when feel­ Forbid misleading or false «’*» y , C » e e Ihirki't No, K*24'^, Desert pucliet mice can live lalM'lifiR and advertising by the urnleraliriied I ' l e i k w ill * r l i ing overworked, according to the (irc pert ) altuatn In ajhl Hie Encyclopaedia Uritunnica. without drinking water. drug makers. c ou n ty tlewcrlhesl l-»t 14. Illock It. *1 NIsAND KSTXTKS. *• wuln||vl *Ion, n«*cor«J|iiK to 4 plat there­ of, recorded In I’lat K>»,tk It. tmicre M to 22 of the I'uhlic ItrcolilH of in I• Hole County, Klorlda. HuhJert to an r.*»(*nt«*nt for l*ublic Utilities alotiK the Westerly five feet of nul l ! I-*l 12. Church Youths Hold Banquet It Just Isn't So— Powell Safe Boat Handling Kyle Shoemaker Course Set -Hobby Business Briefs ;DiesTods, & Crackdown Set On Drugmen FU LLY (With mbs) 35 Lb. Hull. Mo,|fl No. ( Whole PICNICS 29 Lit. NVIIITK 3 TO .1 LB. PIECES BACON Lb. 29 SI PKIl - U IG IN” ’ E X T R A LE A N FBESI1LY G ltO U M ) B EEF :: 100 , PLAID n 3 EXTRA H STAMPS 9 llederniahlr only at .U P Stores " " ADDICC 4 |L *c A K r L t j SEC manufactured Arthur II ID* k w llh . J r , Clerk »»f the Circuit Court lly : Martha T. Vlhlen 1»• put y Clerk Itatilel. Thom p* n A M itc he ll Attorneys f* l'lalnilff k'Mj Atlantic ID.»k llulMIng Jackeonvtlle 2. Klor lda I’ ubllah Frb. 29, I " 2 C liF -T i Intlallad Eichanga J ! j 'GUARANTEED 1 0 ,0 0 0 M IL E S OR 1 YEAR Inslallad Eichanga Installnd Eichanga GUARANTEED 2 0 ,0 0 0 M IL E S O R 2 YEARS GUARANTEED 3 0 ,0 0 0 M IL E S OR 3 YEARS C H E W - F O R D —D 0 D G E - P L Y M 0 U T H - A L L A M E R IC A N C 0 M P A C T S - 0 T H E R S S L I G H T L Y H I G H E R lf9 L M . |„ 9 3 FHKSII T K N D K It POLK. M W D t A N j |.'|tKSIl T K N D K It 2 lbs. 2 9c RFANC eustomer. Jax. 5-23-6.1 . ........ « ‘ MKI through Fell. 21. a:a|«ili|iiii|tii«!tH SQUASH ^ ■ ia r a a m t iM I J® • »W fs . v / r a f 2 lbs. 19c ItIPK ANJO ll With thia eoupon & purrhaae or Our Own ■ lithlnitl Tea 2 lbs. 29c - PEARS m H Jane Parker OelleimiM 3-07.. jar AHc — 1 Conpmi rinhI llirough Feb. 51. m , . (Jy K x tru P ie s * " i*ln h i S ta m p * | Willi till, eoupon & purchase ol .... Ann Page lloston Vt'gelarlan or » . M. 1-l.li. fi.O*. Cana '■ Pork »V lleann Special I ■ R 4 «ii!i!«!iiiti2 A p p l e I T L —_ H I.iiiiiI one ronpan per sdult • •inch Hath 2 for .*l.'lc * ^ j l Coupon giaid through Frb. 21. || MVHVF.I. IC E M IL K ’/2 gal. 39c lc S A L K ! O U ll OWN EASY HHEW TEA M A It C A L S P E C IA L ! B AG S • 4 9 c F A C IA L S P E C IA L ! TISSUE Box Of -too IONA GOLDEN CUE AM S TY LE Ann Page tit. MAYONNAISE 21 M IX 'EM Olt M ATCH 'EM • Green Reana • Cut llerla Or • Tomatora CORN A Hejilaco old lining and simps on nil four Wiheels wit li Firestone Fartorv kngineered Bonded Brnktt Lining-. ★ ('lean nnd insfiect brake (hums for tmeneu. ★ Insjjcct complclo hydraulic ayslem. I I I O FFER \ OUR BRAKE RELINES are — GOOD * Inspect brake shot! relurn springs for equal tension. A ins|M‘('t grease seals nnd wheel hearings. ir Adjust In.ikes on all four wheels for full contact to drums. TH R U MILK 8 - 89‘ Ann Page I I O*. IUN. 49c KETCHUP 2/33c TH U R S. O N L Y ! l.h. Can Veg-AII Soup Drlrrgrnl Firol A French Ave. Nabisco Premium 1U*« Or. Can 2/31 c l A 2-02II Hath liars I'alnmlivr l.h. Ho* i Detergent 27c Vel .Northern Halhroom 2/31c It Pkg. 33c For ( ooking or Salads 1*1. Tissue 3 29c, Wesson Oil 31c Yarn drtsms cams trim wttl, I'rirrs in this sit are good through Mslurday, February 16. PLAID STAMPS STORES 2 lbs. 29c 79c Soap 21c Saltines a* ihtMts’ GUARANTEED (iiant Pkg. 10/99c Ad Vlistd Vegeta Idea lleinr Yrg. N til ley Coloretl Solid 6-Pack 79c OLEO Ih'ishiiul Strained llahy Food W E D O A L L T H IS W O R K ... by IM l.M l 2 4 ID. D6Q J/C UIvina Phihl Stamp. In Florida. tzx» (ieorKia. or South Carolina. Mf While House Kvap. IP/, Or.. Cnnw 225-9. llo herts \wni*ii 5 and Ve net Ian llllud Company, • i 'I* V . Mo­ del «,r serial Number*, n • puhlic td lr to the lilichrat aiid heal bidder f o r raali be* tw ee n the hours o f eleven o'clo ck In the forenoon and i n tho a f U r soon oil ttie 4th da> o f March. 1>».S at till Kroiit Door o f the Ht mliiole ty Court llouac tn Hanford, Klorlda. 1 Willi this coupon slid purrhasr ot $.*1.(10 or more. p-p A L L P lIltl’OSK n M $ Lbs. I Serial No. 63-ll-oA, 40,0#«> IITI*, rrn* V ic to r C limax K it - I « hen Kshauftt Kan. 10,#— No Model or Serial Nuin- I tirre, ' Ten Venetian Itllndf (Ale. tali. BRAKE RELINE 49 COOKED Legal Notice T o g e t h e r with all f u t u r e * a t . tachitt to o r u i «h| in ronnootlott vt lilt e.»i.i j.i m • * In ­ clu d in g the folio win g * 0 ti e ISK 12* f r lu e ia t o r 1 L i e * l. Model N.. |tll-IIT i l , Herlal No O T - O I O O , t»ne UK Unlit • In Ovrn CKlee .), .Model No. .1-720.T. Hsrlal No. /.T-oS<3j1. Burner one UK 11ti 11* -In * l-ler*.), Model No. J-02U-T, Serial No. YT-034SU One Duo-T hi rrn Jleater m Chicken Legs Thighs and Breasts Sticks 10-Oz. Pkg. r ■'w (•d. (• r. A, l'n*«s|i Fish " S l ’ I’ Elt - ItIG IIT” * F O U N D E R 'S C E L E B R A T I O N SALE! Two ribbons, first and second place w ill be awarded by the judges in each group. A fte r the rihltons are presented by the show judges, they will be removed and the public will be invited to vote for their choice as "The Paint­ ing I Like Best," Mrs. Mildred Bubcock, A rt Assn, president said. The ribbons will be presented to the winners by Mayor Tom McDonald at 3 p.m. Admission to the showing is free and the public is invited. Tea will be served during the open hours by the members o f the A rt Associa­ tion. Ralph Barley, owner and director o f the In­ stitute o f A rt in Orlando for the past 13 years will l>e one o f the judges at the Annual A rt Show to be presented by the Sanford A rt Association, Sunday at the Civic Center from noon to 7 p.m. Mrs. Geortre Lynch, form er director o f A rt at the State Normal School in South Dakota, and Supervisor o f A rt at Bedford Indiana will be the second judge. The third name is still tentative. Over 200 exhibits will be seen in the show­ ing and they will be grouped into six divisions, including Portraits, Landscapes, Still Life, A n i­ mals, Abstracts and Youth group. > WEEK l »*»: rt* 'Ow,s< »•: ?A p ) S uPer M arkets ssuim i Msiastst, ■ msiatr umi ms* 200 Magnolia Ave. at 2ml SI. Open Cnlil H p. in. Fritluy Night �I !* .F ---- -- -............. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- .,— ' Minin i* THURSDAY - PRICES FRIDAY - SATURDAY FOLGERS COFFEE 1 LB . CAN - A L L GRINDS 8 J Limit 1 With $5 Order Please ★ * Pillsbury Cake Mixes ★ W hile • Choc. • Yellow • Double Dutch 3 SUGAR Strawberry Preserves . 49c IIOLSUM • 28 Or. Jar . Limit 1 Peanut Butter . . . . 49c S TO K E LY’S • 1C Or. Can . Limit 2 Pineapple Juice . . . 19c 5 lb. Bag M A X W E LL HOUSE Stokely's Cream Corn 10 Oz. Coffeemaker Pack fi I 1 LIU PKG. HERSHEY S COCOA . . . 69c HANOI WRAP . . . . . . . . 19c HANOI WRAP . . . . . . . . 33c EVER FRESH BREAD . 2/39c 2 pANUtATfO M FT. R O LL 30.1 fans Limit ! ^ J BAKE A CH ER R Y PIE! 100 FT. RO LL 20 OZ. LO AF $ 1 | IIOLSUM • 2 Lb. Jar - Lim it 1 Henderson's Superfine Instant Coffee 20 OZ. PKGS. D A IR Y S P E C IA L FROZEN FOOD Miracle Oleo Ice Cream Lb. Pfc*. (Quarters) 1 S TO K E LY’S R.S.I*. P IL L S B U R Y CH ER R IES PIE C R U ST M IX No. 303 Can' Or Sticks 10 Or. Pkg. Autocrat A Oc y, GaL — Weekend Produce Specials FRESH CRISP W ESTERN LETTU C E "Delicious” Wash. State £ A P P LES x 1D t HOME GROWN Firm Ripe D’Anjou p| PEAR S 5( # URGE HEADS % / / f LI P• If CABBAGE lb. 7‘ �. •» t U. S. Choice “ Flavor-Aged” Beef • Swiss • Boneless Full Cut Round ‘0 % 1,1 j 0 0 i • • • T-BO N E SIR LO IN C LU B U. S. Choice “Flavor-Aged” Beef % Young Tender t» » I # * 2 . fl BOSTON B U 1T <4 Fresh Pork Steak Fla. Grade A Whole i • V A R IE T Y S P E C IA L ^ • Bulk Sausage • Bologna • Wieners • Smoked Sausage 1 . v! •* T H R IF T W A Y FA N C Y r * ^ Sliced Bacon lb.4 8 c Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Feb. 23 48‘ �!• Cltr Pnjrn 6— W ed. Feb. 20, ’63 franfoiA TV ■p. -»!-•%? Irish Selected As Ninth Team !n NCAA Play Sanford, Oviedo Lose NEW YORK UPI — Notre Damp, with a record of 15 victories and five defeats, to­ day hre-ame the ninth tram for the NCAA major rolli-ge basketball tournament. The selection announced by athletic director Hernie Shive­ ly of the University of Ken­ tucky, chairman of the NCAA selection committee, marked the sixth time the Fighting Irish have been picked for the post-season carnival. The NCAA also announced pairing* for all preliminary and regional competition. no follows: ,4# J ' | By Bill Vincent Jr. rence River to our own St. Yep, Thursday and Friday Johns River. Maurie Deiman, were real good fishing days of Sports Afield, reports that but Saturday didn't look too studies made by the Fi»h prosperous with that wind Commission at the Cowinga changing directions several Dam In Pennsylvania prove a group of fish ladders will times. I dropped in to see Jim save the shad, at a cost of Crowe but lx? was in town. $1100,000 for the project. (Kd's So there I was witiiout a note: Thought Jim Crowe re­ story. I dropped by to chat cently was quoted that shad with Henry llusscll at Mar­ will not climb a ladder. Was EAST ina Isle and things were go­ In his arguments against the ing real good on the Island. proposed St. Johns • Ind.an First round at Philadelphia, Itussell reported two good River canal). Instead of trying to kill out Mai h II — New York U. catches wrec brought In Wed­ nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- this profitable sport, they are v*. nt-lurge team not y«4 scrnre Wolf, of Union, N. J., trying to save the shad in­ lectvil: Southern Conference 1rhampimi vs Yankre Confercaught 23 roc shad and Guy dustry. While I was out and around j dice champion; Middle A t­ Carr along with J. D. Mor­ gan. of Myrtle Beach, caught the fishing areas I counted lantic Confcrenco champion 33 large shad, including 20 cars from II different states vs. at-large tram probably and hundreds of folks from the Ivy League champion. roe. Thursday's catches seemed our own slate, lids, as you Regional al College Park. to be alrout the same, with know, is one of our main at­ M il, March 15 — Atlantic 22 shad caught by Bill Gray tractions, so let’s make good Coast Conference champion and Wllf Carter, with Henry use of it by taking part in v*. the NYU-at-large winner; Kamp and J. J. Chandler it. Southern - Yankee winner v* Here It is Sunday and the Middle - Atlantic - Ivy wirier bringing in a like amount. The local fish camp owners weather hasn't looked too have reported the specks are well today and the fishing MIKEAST biting real good in Lakes hasn’t been much good for Monroe and Jessup. The this weather or any outdoor First round ut Evanston, a|M?cks seem to Ire bedding sport. III., March II — Notre Dame Jim said Use reason tlx* vs. Mid-American Conference now. You might ask, how can you tell? The tall will be bream are not biting Is the champion; I^tyoln III. vs. the spread out from fanning the cold weather but that the Ohio Valley Conference cham­ specks were doing terrifical­ beds. pion. t made a little Jaunt on ly. There serins to lie a lot Ri-glonal at East Lans­ over to John Crim's fish more herring bring caught ing, Mich., March 15 — Big camp and talked‘ a bit of lids season than In tlu- past. Ten champion v*. Notre I)r. A. W. Ileltz and Har­ fishing with Mrs. Criin. She Dame-Mhl-Ami'rirun winner; had reports of only one good old Stanley brought in the Southeastern C o n f e r cnee shad catch, by W. if. West first bass in two weeks in champion vs, Loyula-Ohio this area. They were real and A. Glazier, of Virginia, Valley winner. with 17, Including II roe. nice in size . . . one six These were caught on the pounder, two three pounder* MIDWEST Gathers shad rig, which seems and three one pounders. The to Ire a real shad getter. Mrs. east shore of 1-akc Jessup First round at l.uhl>ork, Crim said S.000 of these rigs was the properous side. Cast ing brought the results, along T.-x,, March V — Colorado were sold tills season. St. v*. Oklahoma City; South Propped bark at Jim with a needle fish plug. It. A. Douglass, of Tampa, west Conference champion vs. Crowe's ami learned the Mit­ Texas Western. chell brothers from Apopka strung up 22 nice shad. Regional at Lawrence, Kan., I went on down to Marina came to visit and caught 30 shad, with 23 roe. Krie John­ Isle before it got too redd. March 15 — Big Eight cham­ son caught 30 shad, with 12 Ralph Shirley and Ids boy, pion v». the Colorado St. * rue. All were using the Nun- Hal, brought in 10 shad. And Oklahoma City winner; Miss­ gesser shad rig. Clyde Bears our good fisherman, Wilf ouri Vnlley Conference cham­ pion vs. tho Southwest-Tcxns had a string of 10 shad, with Carter, had brought in 10. Well, that’s aboul It in fish­ Western winner. six roc, and I), ftotenberger ing for this last weekend. So, caught eight me shad. Jim showed me an article will cross my fingers and say FAR WEST in (Ills month's Sports Afield that fisherman's prayer not magazine about shad fishing. to rain til I catch TH AT First round at Eugene, Seems that shad fishing is fish . . . or, in my line, that Ore., March It — Utah State a big sport from the St. Law­ big fish story I'm waiting on. v*. Western A. C. champion; Oregon St. vs. Seattle. Regional at Provo, Utuh, Muich 15 — Big Six,cham­ pion vs Utah St.. Western winner; West Coast A. C. rhampion vs. Oii-gon St. • Scuttle winner. The Mareli. 15 winners meet nt the suntn site* March to for the re-giniml titles. Action in the Jet Lanes All- ings with a 186 total. The East regional winner Al helped Ids team, Larry's Mar Bowling League lids last meets tile Mideast regional week found Al Del'ulma find- Mart, make a clean sweep over Meadors Marine, with winner at Louisville, Ky., mg the range with a big fill Bob (Curly) Steele lieing high March 22 for the eastern aeries. This puts Al in first for Meadors with a 525 total. NCAA crown. Tin* second place in Die average standLarry's Mart la leading the game at Louisville that night league with a IM i gamo lead. pila the Midwest ami the Fur Handy Food Store look a West regional winners for the three-game sweep (rum Bet­ western NCAA crown. ty Ann's to move into s*?cond Eastern and western churnplace and drop Betty Ann's pious clash for the national into third place. Boh Bore- NCAA titlo on Sutniduy, dorf was high for Handy with March 23, al Louisville. Cut *n Curl and LIT Bug- a 57V aeries. gers are tied for first place Frailcy Concrete also won in tlx* Jet Bowlrrettes League, all three games from Faust Sign Scout each with 54 wins and 30 Drugs. Ken Cosky was hlgti NEW YORK (UPI) — Joe losses, for Frailcy with a 560 aer­ Mathis, long-time scout fur la second spot Is T\»y Cor­ ies. the SL lands Cardinals, sign­ ral with 49'v wins and 34'4 Sanford Dry Cleaners man­ ed Tuesday as a scout for the losses. Third is Karns Insur­ aged to salvage two win* New York Met* o f the Na­ ance with It) 3d. from I'. Zculi and Sons. Tom­ tional la-uguo. He will scout High series this week la my Kipp was high fur the in his hometown urea of SI. held by Betty*? Smith with a dry cleaners with u 564 scr­ Louis. 4N|, and slie had high game ies. of 170. OtJier high games There were only’ six games were Elaine Kostivnl ITS, rolled over the 2o0 mark this Yvette Hunter, 171, Margur- week with Hobby Horsdorf ette Brtta 1(17, Alice Sexton leading (he way with 22(1 M O N IIA Y 101. Marge Lyons 162, Verna and a 2U2. Al DePalma luid 1:15 I*. M. Hollun 101 and Lucy Mayer a 324, Gary Fox 201, Joe Wal­ 100. lace 2U3 and Jtdin Wright 201. DePalma Sets Torrid Pace In Kegler Loop § CL, 8 JH I Two Tied For First The S a n f o r d Seminole* |tap-in shot deciding the issue i Mike Woodruff scored 18 * Tcscn*ky scored 20 points! while DcShazo dunxed in 14. I dropped a 05-62 decision to j with only five seconds re­ I points for the Scminolcs. To add insult to injury the j The score was tied at the | maining on the clock. Winter Park Tuesday night | After a hectic first half, Sanford JV's dropped a 62-60 end of the first quarter at 15-1 while Ihc Oviedo Lions had! with the Parkers ahead 30-29, derision to the Winter Park 15 hut Tavares moved ahead their nine game winning, Winter Park picked up a five |Junior Varsity. in the next eight minutes lead- [ Out in Tavares, the Lions: ing at the half. 29 24. They | streak halted by a rugged point advantage in the third period and held on grimly ' despite the high scoring of iced the tilt in the third per-, Tavares quintet. The Sanford-Winter Park |until Die Scminolcs closed the Mickey Tesinsky and Jim De- iod scoring 21 points t o , tilt was hard-fought all the gap in the final minutes uf I Sham, were upset by Ta-1 Oviedo's 12. Oviedo won Ih c! vares. B squad game, 47-43. way with a free throw and * play. At Raceway M r. R . C. Aims For 3rd i now racing! HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE Post Time 8 P .M . I • L M IN O U B tR K Moyer Retains Junior Title • • • • • FINEST GRANDSTAND IN C IN TfiA L H O R ID A P A V iD 2500 CAR PARKIN G A R IA MODERN RESTAURANT f AC IU TT REMODEIED CLUBHOUSE and LOUNGE NINE PACES NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY PARI MUTUEL - DAILY DO UEIlf Q UIN IEtA S M IDW AY BETWEEN SANfO RD AND ORLANDO HW Y. 17 92 HONOLULU (U P I )— Den­ Airehi. Roth of these horses rlM «( IIVCI:— 1st Half llaltr ny .Moyer, 153'i, used super­ bntiiilf— I' m*-* Non Ulmirra ior boxing skill and an effec­ have started three times at ■•■WW In 412— rllK. alnrfrr* four •if wiifp times IU, — >«>■* tive left juli Tuesday night to Seminole and eacli have post­ 3M"nrr* 9|iMk—ISirse ».IMl ed one victory. Also going in I. W a r Tare. T T a y l o r ; 2- punch out n unanimous deci­ this mile pace will lie Chester H;»lrlt o f J Wimc-tM: sion over home town hero 3* \ •'*«• Oomlla. Jt Munta; i Stan Harrington, 151'., amt Black and Kitty Pence. Mr. ftob«*rt». 'J Holder: S. Hob­ The quarter horse division by llralnard. h *» \>||; * retained his world junior mid­ W |» M* Iburn, f| I*'inn; 7. dleweight championship. will have six speedsters going Tamtnlr Jl> rd. I. Kill** in the co-featurid seventh f t H K l X I I m i »: — 2*k4 H alf There were no knockdowns i race. The ten year old black IIn111 IliiMhlf— lr**|—-\*»r» Win­ in the 15-round liout wutchrd "i. - %>/» * der* B*4MI In H.I — 1'iirae f.lOU stallion Duke Priest will have 1. Jac<|Ur* Mir. Jllalley SORRY, NO MINORS! FIIKH I'A K K IN t; s-1 hy a near capacity crowd of I toijble K ey . I. I l e a l c y ; 3 two young three year old 5,085 at Pacific Auditorium. •: l l o l i l a i : 4 |Uafilly is going against him. Far­ Itbapanillat, k y Colby, I! |.e\* ter; 5. away -Sis and Jewell Priest. Tapad e, |( ll u b e r; *i. Hrunimln A llney; 7. S obr ie ty , T Oilier favorites in this one arc TMan. aylor Orlando Girl and Misty Lad. r illllll 11%I t: — l*Mf*e l:ikikTuesday night ladies night Mui*rirr ||(*r*e— :i*n \ds—'j \r Hill 31nlilen*— % %nt I IN Ilk*. was so well received that the 1. Mutiny f*iu I'rlent. A Klan* officials have set each Tues­ < I"-. 1 " : 2« O o M t n K ey , No I lf ; 7 Doumllna Manila. day night (or Ihc remainder Hitler I* M*»ure, 111; 4. M I m K iw O h of Hie Hireling as ladies night. Iteeil, J llurrliion, 11^; 0. K ve After a day's rest the renter On this night all ladies will Tucker* Ko Vlhlor, 1!*; 4 Duo« at tin* Orlando Seminole Jaikle )l.*r». It Kolllti*. I l l ; 7. lie admitted free of charge. le o Mona. I» T yr e. 11 • Alai Fronton will he raring Tin m il ii %i im iiki; b.umi In do battle tonight, with Uria —••lire X«*n % %Inner* Al.ftno In •1 2 . %l«» ells. Nlnrtrr* itl — Xnn the man In heal after his Iwo Eigrht Central Florida Locations To Serve You % %Inner* 4» spectacular victories In the I. Sh ad y Maid. T T -iy lo r: 2. Jenny Melburn. It Cli.iee; 3. featured eighth and lltli K l l r o y Pick, J H a ll e y; 4. T a f ­ games Monday. f y Hf*n»c. J K l r e l t l ; B f?l»lef« •la 1. S T w e e d la ; a. Ila tt le Ht.tr, Uria will he playing Olll of M Pu*ey |misI four III the big singles ELIZABETH, N. J. (U P I) 1*41*111 II %r»7— l*ur*e t.’MHi— match, the eighth iame on —Doctors at St. Elizabeth llnnvfer ||nr*e— ft4M» Vil*— 2 I r old %l*lden*—% %« f 11% (he card, and will to? faced Hospital were ‘ •hopeful" 1. M a j o r IIufi Mirren. n hy Radiola, Jacin, Iriarle and early today that a three-hour W rln li t 11*; ? A r b iirk le Hue. J IIa rrlaon. 11%; 3 IMrt n*»ai| Gasli in that order. emergency n|HTatinn w i l l Sport. Sn Itlder, 11*; 4. n.i>oU With these to lie played lie save former New York Yan­ ll-ir. It W l k o f f . 11*. S- Three will have his work cut out for kre shortstop Phil Hizzuto T h U tle . II llidllne. 11*. « M »r« D io l-D cfro tt Mixed Uar, •# Johnvon, II S ; 7. losing tlirru fingers Minty I»ana. No Itlder, 11* him if he hopes to repeat his from C o n v c n ic n c c mangled while running a XI \ I'll II M I*. — Tur*e AlKkMonday performance. l o o r r * *IMk I n li.1 1’ iiPf \*»a Iladioln and Irlartc shape snow-blower. 1 . CYarllo f»oM. r T a y l o r ; r. Tw o E q q S h e lv e * M o q ic C o rn e r H in q e v up as his tougliest opposition • The 44-year-old one-time f *atn«>li:«fi Hoy. K H a r lo w ; 3. K l l l » r n « y J » n ». II Mrlntnah; inasmuch as Jacin and Gasli most valuable player in the » Scot l ’ •■> I ' . y J li a ll o y : G. seemed to be singularly In­ American League underwent Wln«U1r llolliitr IUk>. || A l . A u t o m a t ic B u tte r C o m p a r tm e n t * Hiinir llyr.l, l> C . l - r effective Monday evening. surgery Tuesday night after rlftii**^: In fe rio r L ig h t m : v i : v i i i i i v i r. — I ' u r * f K M a TONIGHT'S ENTRIES lie was injured clearing snow «• tm rlr r t lu r. r— 11*1 V H— nni I op w Mi'll Nr* l: v i i i i i ;. around his Hillside N. J., I1nr m old* 14* lift— 01*43 y r o U il T w o F le x - G r id Ic e T ra y s P r o t e c t iv e D o o r S to p s r ills I* I* V*11:-- IlMUblrs & home. r f 130 l't*lnt«i 1. 1. I*\»ri»w »>• HI a. I* •'•bn*#; 2. ?. Sum -i lif* AIm 3,*|>l«ro* A spokesman (or the hos­ J e w e l l*r leal, II Itidltn*. 114; PHI*; 4. Kurfjupt •Knnni T w o Ad|ustablc Itlder, I3t; Minty 1.4.1. N I'cllt; I Kur<|Uet-Kffiuta: C. pital said Rir/uto had suf­ 3. C ob m ct Shelve* Ixn - AliOkolii; ti. Illn* - Telit; fered four eom|Mitind frac­ 1. o rla n d o li lr l, X * It birr, 114; W l l l U t i i f n. a. Orbit Htar. H fill In I Martin - Olnrro . tures of the fingers and that t, \ hi i i f if> 115; « l)1h. I ’ rl-'i f i t t t i ; — iih n Mm ft ^ 0 down I'nlntai I. I« i -A I s . a 2. Illna* two fingers were consider­ 1.'1 7-MilUee refrigerators r — 1*11r* r * l # « — KftlltS 3 M e rtln -K trn * tdo; 4* ably crushed hut added: "We t : i i * i i T M ii%%mIfiNeM— li.MI I n *3 l*nro > o DELIVEIIS IXrada- I t I r o ; ?*. KuniiiRt* ltd* hi ese tea years It C b a **■; 3. Mr It C. rtion; * Trlrro-Juanclm; Hubt: arc huppy to say it appears Lt. Alrobl. •ft ill* Vo, T Oo|»«*la id; 3 Atim .iti«sKir* tm. we'll Ite able to save all the T a y l o r : 4. KIt t > I' r n r r , A *riiinii n » r tilft'li. c Ireklkkrlllr; i . <*li«a fingers." |»"14*I• i 1. Te||»; 2. Toll ro; 3. l» X’ktl rr«|til«ll I . oUrrr; 3. Fernan­ All three injured fingers \ l \ I'll II % r i — I'u re r ».1'UI— do; < Tffatii*; 7. A I m io Ih ; Hub: Itu.rlrr llorse — Hal V — arc on Itizzuto's left hand. Ibirmlii. .1 | r hM . a - d b p rtalmlHa Mill M ill lit Mi: p rim Sl.ldM— a ) r o l d . I IS— »***litt• i I. \rionu; ?. \u.unbe; Older ISO 3 \II.I y: 4 l'i i*.« r ; .v %nui» M is s o u ri H o u n d 1 III... g IVitirhs, No Itl ler. tin. * AbIIii A! 7. Marlin; Mulit ST. l.OUIS (U P I) — Full13*: 3 HI ftrs ll'"1'lr, H VVrlahl. M11|||4| 3. Ilegil.rft I'sr.de, A T i n II I# %MI-- IIihiItlr*. ft buck Duvo (irnnu of South­ 130; I»oIni« i I Xrrntlbel Airii %11n; west High School, brother of lllftorho, 13u; 4. laiu Jet. H WUItfti"."". '3"; U'd lte*l 3. Hadlolu-Irlart*; s JuclnIt VV'rldlK. 13"; » «l« Izorrnu,; | Urln-Klnrrl: S. Harvard star Bill Grann, lias I'.e, Devil. I' Even., 13"; Arrltto-/.uil, i Hiiiil'Kticliin* signed a letter of intent nt Par IUII. I> Tyre. 130 T. Itllt. la; hul*«: OfiMtr•/urrii * IV III HAMM — IInuMh i ft Missouri University. The itI. \ritinti-/.ubl; ? Ar- foot-1, 195-pounil Claim led rh'lA- l.loi 11; 3 MtlAisib'lifinlx; 4 l l l l g l I » l/.ir . ft, II.i'lii'1.1 • the Southwest High team to Manuel; 4. •mate-/.arm; Hub*: the rity rhumpionship last T* Jen#•Term*ml** Hi:%T.VIII fj%MT«— IIniiMn, ft season. Wiinhcn 12 Lb. Idiada I. I>t rAila* llatnon; 3. Anarabe-CK-ma; 3 lea* Juan* • CreHlIlner IlonlH •dm; 4. Arrl' t.«• I'ik *. • Fur* Si«rns ituei-Olnrrr; 4 lllaa-Uniuldl; • Mercury Motor* HUSTON (U P I)— Constun Kiitik: T» Jero- Fernando. i:H*IITII 44%Mi: — MNglr*. T tine (Cliurtey) Theokas, 0• The Aluminum llont |miInI* i I Izorrniii; 3. Onale; For The Fiiiherntan 3. A roll In; 4. ITU ; 1. lladloU; foot, 4-ineli, 215-pound former ♦» Jmi'I ii; 7 Irlarl#; I. (U iti; University of Massachusetts Hub: Nrral Ibel 2401 S. French Ave. W ITH \l\ I’ll 44%Mi:— llouMr*. ft renter, has signed with the TUADE |M*l«|at 1. A alia a-ZijIjI; 3. ITla- Boston Putriots of the Amer- 1 FA 2-1392 Isorenao; 3 Ja«ln*l«li»rrl; 4. Arrat Ibel-Krbatila; 4. Areltlo- itun Foot ha11 League. Irlatr; *i H.t*'l Ak iim iii ; Hubs: llaillola •Mnntirl l«||« linn Idea, ft |M»lnl* 1 An it iibr-Jtiiitn bii. 3 \blai* OUrre; 3. Mattin - Urquldl* 4. Arrona-Zarra: 4. Arrhta*Mnniiel; a Alia te-Ur liar; Hub*: AaIlk .4•I(.1111'I II I m i K A M I ) — llowlslr*. r EXCEPT SUNDAY In tonight's featured har­ ness race at Seminole Park Itaecway Mr. H. C. will be going after his third straight win of the meeting. The three year old brown gelding will he driven by his |trainer l-cllny Copeland, lie will In- up against strong contenders in Paula Vo and Uria Top Man To Beat In Fronton Action Former Yank Great Hurt •> = } I * b • «) * •/ # \) 1 > 4 FEATURES-QUALITY-PRICE G E N E R A L ^ ) ELECTRIC DIAL - DEFROST REFRIGERATOR $coo G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC Automatic Washer M EADORS M A R IN E i. U ria Manual; i Mi ate-/.till I; 3. llailbila* Anuatln; I. Jacln*X~rrn: 6. AaHa.a-Kf»h* anlt; 7. Onail»l#nrnigo; h Ar* rmtlliel* Iriarle; Hulu: Al.UiIrlaar. 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K ING & QUKEN STAKES F IN A L S SA T U R D A Y , FEB. 23 $5 Down Delivers T lll'K S D A Y IS LADIES NIGHT **H's Fun To Watch The (ireyhoundo Run” GOODYEAR OrUndt-StMinol* FRONTON U.I. 17-kl at PIRN PARK ScuiAcrtct-C^t/ando V uE r xNiN kE j nL K SERVICE n iid CLU B IIVVY. 17-92 MIDWAY BETWEEN HANFOItU tt Oil LAN DO 555 W. 1st SI. STORE wmissmmwmsamoms i s 2-2821 i « �. * 1 •% It 3!]f fcaufurJt Ijrralh Weil. Feb. 20, ‘6.‘!— Pujre 7 OVER-SEAS VISITOR P fN H T T r A//K U LA , O f M L AMP, W O /AULTSP QUALITY FOODS at By Alan Maver ■re M /sh ntcePTfor rre -ws*— ) V c r e e p ? *o r- 7^t t j' / P O .tr LOOK AY/ P/rs,iF s .tr t >*\ rye/ ptp/.t r*e voop . I . 1 1m x\ JZTT- A PE C O EP / s -e n . jy-LL. w a e Hf * V v: AW CAH P£0JT rxs MEET /v /\A(J //Ei/toPK O 'tc£9.23. axpau orr/fE fo o rcL c / a H "U xser A / r. • Smoked Sausage 9 Wieners • • Bologna Homemade Sausage Vy !■»» F tiNwi King's Eye Faces Rugged SOKC Test A juvenile who has climbed winner of last Saturday's from (trade M to feature com­ l Haring King Stake, Little petition with six straight Ithonda, who finished third in wins, gets the toughest test the Baring Queen Stake, of Ilia building career when Hank Sun, Traveler Joo and he clashes with seven ot the Sarasota Kgg King. track'* top stars in tonight's Both Cherokee llulou end big midweek feature at the Little Rhonda will be tuning Sonfnrd-Orlundo Kennel Club. I up for Saturday's hit! speed lie Is J..M. Edward’* King's classic (lie second running of Eye’ s, who will not be two- tlie annual King and Queen years-old until next month I Championship. and had his first official start 1 Klng'a Eye'a most danger­ just Jan. 22. The 77-pound ous antagonist appears to be blue doe is a medium breaker Denny Mac, only a year older but opens the throttle immed­ than himself, but who had aliately and in every one of his ' ready learned the racing six outings ho has been In game before hitting the local full command before the oval. rsrmirta stretch was reached. r in *T n s o :— a i« wu»— Hut whether or not lie can iiratr II— t. r a n t Cake, 1. outrun the ace speedster* I 1M t Mousy U n i l s r , 1 Plot-.4 Naoma Hsorstary, 4. aligned against him tonight I1-*o1, Habra Taryn, * Kosworlli. T. remains to lie seen. They are t I'onda'l Klashy dor. • Little Denny Mac, the first grey­ Money a r . r o m i H i n t — a 'i a /■J’ , i Jr ■ Jhf.100% PUKK FRESH GROUND BEEF Mils— hound to rack up six wdns firail, II— I. S l« p On Over. J this season. Cherokee llulou, lleartle.* Il'.ty. J. Illue m il­ ler 4. t.eitolle. 4. 1M a llolllng Mrnotje. « l o f a i a , 7 l-'rlcoo O'Dell, Lew Ink Contracts M ill ! • Hon,led Vo te T lllllll II SI It — a m Mile— Oriole SI— I IVally T r « y , I S niffle. .1. I .111tl St. |». 4 t i l l , a 10.1 Cheek. S Speeilater a l.urk, s s i tile MiNabb, 7 Klarlade, s l'l> ms Kleh- rinan S T EA K A O , R O A S T c o • I’orlcrhoiihc • T *lln n c ^ ^ ^ 9 n i l m u it si-i: — 3/« sin#— l,rntle T — 1. T,-l,lyaeo, 7 l,orl • Full Cut Hound Us. ^ • Hump Or • Stnnilim: Hill By Cnlted Press International ] Stle. 3, Itay Hoy, 4 I'rrtty J M * '» I.iimlier Jaoh Billy O'Dell, the Clemson II tilin'„n. «. lire tie K.tv, 7. It'lth Hhoefc. College enniet of a decade |lev « 111.II..la I 'l l 'l l l IIS Il: — 5 1* Sills— ago. has made a complete t.ro.le 4— I I'rou'l I'ssle, 7 money cycle since his major M lel) Maslr. 1 Hurt II 4 I>oll. 4 Vet Kr*. a t i e l l league signing as a bonus K|> <|o»| 7. ateburn. I S rtil baby. Maude O'Dell agreed to terms a iv rii u s e r — a m wii#— 4. rail# II— : iv.ni|,|. te.|, 5 New Tuesday with the Kan Fran­ Coiinlr>. 3 t# II a T-ltune, cisco (Hants for a $25,boo fig­ 4 C h ie f r a ttle . I J o yc e I,. * Topeka II -at. I. Jleiukarljr, ure, a sum the southern s Kearrhe.l southpaw received from the k r .v ii s T H n»4 i : — a, a wti#— tirade II — t. O ln sh a m liott. Baltimore Oriole* wlien they 7 I.yn Olenn. S f i n a l Vole, enticed hint front the Clem- 4 v-.aentlle 1 Ira llro w e r, 4 vnaoh'e ll'.ii<|ii#t. 7 llro ad w a y son campus in lfs.M. Hope. < M.. e T w i n k l e The (Hants boosted O'Dell I II.Ill ll II SI l: — fl Id Mils— d e S — I. My re rf eo iln n , about $7,000 over his 1902 sal­ lira 7 I >l • |.. »e. I II... kin >l,,!lle, ary for achieving his top big 4 Morality. »■ MarlosT llr s n . league record of 111 victories ily. 4 Alika S er re taty. 7 Caaandra 4 Kanaa* Mldnlsht and 195 strikeouts and as a •SIXTH II SI It — » I* Mile — reward for helping hoist the tirade \ - 1 ftaraaota R ( | Klnx, - T r * » --ter Joe. J CherNational L e a g u e pennant nks< llulou, l I J I I I * litiunda. Me-. K. K l n c e Ilya a, S over Candlestick Park. Rsnk Hon Willie Mays, the highest T r .x m n s r r - « • Mile — prices! player on the club. Or­ tirade C — 1 S l j o l t » l awn Violet, t. Dirtow, i Oelitin lando (Ypeda. Juan Marichul Ifcho, J. O ll.’e Jasmins S ami Jack Sanford are among Safe Swap. 7. T ru e Spitfire, 5 . Cliff oMti the (Hunt stars still to lie signed. Alto signing with the club was outfielder Carl Boles, who hit .375 in 19 games a* a utility man. Right-hander Lew Burdette, who broke his holdout habit DAYTONA BEACH Fla last season, signed with the Milwaukee Braves and pro­ (U P D —North Carolina driv­ bably will lx- relegated for er Buck Baker, f i g h t i n g major bullpen duty this year atrong winds In his Pontiac, • — . » by manager Bobby IJragan. clocked 168.7 miles an hour Ilurdetto had one of his Tuesday for tha best qualify- I LARGE T1AG P L A N T A T IO N LAR G E JAR worst seasons in 1902 when ing run for Friday’s 100-mlle Bn- 3*i-year-o!d pitcher won stork car race at tha Internn- j only 10 games. The hero of tiulial Speedway. the 1957 Milwaukee World Frlday'a race will In turn FOOD KING D K I.ITK I) - 18 ()/.. Series recorded 18 •victories decide all but the front row in 1901 and a peak of 21 win* positiona for the annual “ Day­ in 1959 tona 600” next Sunday. Hut-tempered Hay Sadccki Local favorite (ilenn <Fire­ was given another chance by ball ) Roberta and Fred I.oren- , I LI1. C A N - L IM IT I PLE A S E - ^ the St. Louis Cardinals and xtn of Elinliurst, III-, won the Indicated be I* ready to stay front row positions In earlier out of the club's doghouse qualifying events, with KobThe l a n k y , bespectacled erts getting the inside pole southpaw was fined $250 last shot. A-1 • LIM IT .1 PGKS. * June for what manager John­ ny Keane called “ goofing off ' To avoid embarrassment | on the mound. a frohiy-laundcred Nine Bcdbitd* remained un­ k e e p signed as catcher Tim Me- cover-all apron on hand in Uie 1 Carver anJ pitcher Alan kitchen. When the door bell I Quantity Rights Iteservcd - I’rices (Jood thru Feb. 21 Brice a ls o 'S e t t le d into the rings, slip tins over your mussed or work roiled clothes. ; Cardinal not. SHOULDER ROUND ROAST . BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST LEAN ALL MEAT STEW . . Lli. lb. 48c lb. 78c lb. 58c Baker Paces Race Qualifying Pure Lard . Apple Jelly . FROZEN FOOD S PE C IA L M CKENZIE 10 OZ. 38c Meal or Grits . 28c 28c Oleo . . 2 lbs. 25c Good Hope Tomatoes Toilet Tissue 4 ]0 C 25c 10 M USTARD - TU RN IPS - C O LLA R D S KHESII P R O lirC K If. S. NO. 1 W HITE T l I I o p SUPiKHARKHS 10 Lbs. 38 RED G R A P ES 2 Lbs. 38 Collards or Turnips 19 P O T A T O ES F A N C Y - SW EET __ ________ — LA R G E IIUNCII 2 LOCATIONS: •IIh ST. & SANFO IU ) AY E . 1100 W. 13th BT. It �hirley Jones, Gary Ph ilip Grant Of V A H -II M a rried In C andlelight Ceremony Shirley Jean Jonei, Mr. and Mr«. Ted of Sanford and Gary aon of Mr. and Mra. Philip Grant, of Orlando, were married Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the brlde'a home, 61G West Flrat Street in Sanford. Rev. Robert L. Strickland officiated at the candlelight ceremony. Mra. Roger Rritton sang "Oh Promise M e" and William Wltherow sang ding Prayer." Roth were ac­ companied at the piano by Mrs. John Martin Cercsoll. The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, wore formal length gown of Skin­ ner alipper aatin and French imported hand-clipped Chan­ tilly lace. The delicate bodice of lace over aatin was fash­ ioned with a scoop neckline with a yoke of ailk illusion ending In a high collar. The yoke waa appliqued with seed pearls and alencon il­ lusion. Her full length veil of silk illusion fell from a seed pearl tiara studded with shimmer­ ing pallctte and scalloped lace and she carried a bou­ quet of white carnations cen­ tered with a corsage. Miss Kathy Grant, sister of the groom waa maid of honor. She wore a turquoise chiffon waits length dress, trimmed with lace, white accessories and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Robbie Hemphill of Orlando was best man and serving as ushers were the fgroom's brother, Danny Grant, brother of the bride, Fred Jones, and Steve Cain, The bride's mother wore a blue and silver print dress MU. A N D MK3. G AR Y P H IL IP G R AN T (Jameson Photo) St. Valentine set the theme with black accessories and for the monthly coffee of a pink carnation corsage. The the VAII-lt Officers’ Wives groom's mother wore a beige crepo dress, black accessor­ held at the home of Mrs. ies ond a pink carnation cor­ Jerry Patterson. Co-hostess Mrs. T.S. Treansage. Following the ceremony, a or served coffee ami tea as reception was held for the guests partook of many baked wedding party and guests. delicacies—prune cake, maple The bouse was decorated fudge cake, jubilee jumbles, throughout w i t h arrange­ dainty sandwiches of nut ments of pink and white glad­ bread' and cream cheese, ioli, asters, carnations and Danish coffee ring and heart candles. candies. The refreshment The refreshment table was table featured a white Val­ overlaid with a hand made entine tree festooned with laee cloth and ccnlcred with red hearts. a four-tiered wedding cake. Mrs. Lester Lampman, wife Assisting with the serving of the squadron's command­ were Mrs. Videl Jones, Mrs. ing officer, conducted a brief Leon Jones, Mrs. E. M. Cain, business meeting and intro­ Mrs. Donald Cain, Mrs. Ro­ duced four new members to bert Cushing, Mrs. Phoebe the group: Mrs. C. K. LipDuncan and Mrs. O. W. Hall. f(jnJ( Mrg (J L A!k;ns„n, Mrs. Dan Pelham kept the Mrs. L. Kriscr, and Mrs. J. bride’s book. M. Wcistman. Cake, coffee and punch Mrs. II. IJ. Helms Jr., were served to the 75 rela­ VAH -ll’s new representative tives and friends including to the Officers’ Wives Club several out-of-town guests, board, brought the group up who attended the wedding to date on the current plans [ and reception. of the board, including a For traveling Mrs. Grant March luncheon. chose a black and tan wool Others attending the coffee jersey two picrc outfit with were Mmcs. E. O. Wiliams, black accessories and the W. A. Rose, D. E. Fitrgercorsage from her wedding aid, S. F. Carr, J. G. Knut­ bouquet. son, M. C. Preme, I). N. They left for a wedding Varner, W. Robinson, R. M. trip down the West Coast and deLorcnzi, J. T. Hern, E. II. when they return will he at Carson, W. E. Donahue, I. P. home at 703 West First Street, Colonna, R. S. Davidson and J. F. Ilarlow. Apt. 1, In Sanford. of the Seminolo •' and summer styles of street County Food Service Associa­ wesr, dress-up frocks and tion recently, through the sportswear was seen by courtcay of Mrs. Ruby Howe of Howe’s Fashions. The fashion show was held in the Seminole High School auditorium, where a platform had been erected for the dis­ play of the fashions. Modeling the bright new outfits were Miss Judy Whit­ Mrs. Herbert Rlackshear will be hostess for the month­ more and Miss Janie White, ly meeting of the VAH-1 Tl SIIS students; Miss Linda gerettes this Thursday at 8 Parrott, Southsidc teacher; p.m. at her home, 1811 Hard­ Miss Rarhara West, Pinecrest teacher; Miss LaVcrne ing Ave. All wives of VAH-1 enlisted Sweeney, Sanford Junior High personnel are cordially In­ teacher, and Mrs. Effle Hol­ vited to attend the club’s bus­ loway Ixingwood lunchroom iness meetings and other ac­ superintendent. Hair styles for all the ladles tivities. Those desiring trans­ portation feel freo to call were created by Dawn Kiddy and Jo Stapleton of Dawn's Sirs. Stanley Radlewlcz at FA 2-1275. She will arrange Rrauty Shop. Mrs. Lucille Fester, Sem­ for you tn get there. inole High School and Pinecrest School lunchroom super­ intendent, served as commen­ tator. Sumo of the materials used In tho dresses, suits and sports wear shown were silks, lin in, dacrons, cottons and knits. The rotor green was Mrs. J. Q. Galloway was much In evidence as was hoste-s for the monthly meet- navy b'ur, sapphire and tur­ Ini cf the Dorcas Sunday quoise bine, and tho patriotic School Class of Central Rap- red, white and blue. list Church. Colorful spring hols In Mrs. E. J. Cameron Jr., straws and frnlliy models class president, led the de­ piled high with (lower blos­ votions, using as her theme soms were also displayed, as •’Words to Live Ity." Mem­ well as Jewelry, bags and bers voted to hold a supper other accessories. at the Church instead of the Following the fashion show­ regular meeting, for March. ing, refreshments were sorvOthers enjoying the pro- rd to about 100 ladies. grsm ’ and a social hour were Mmcs. Gall Smith, John Weaver, Clara Swaggerty, T. A. Rivers, U. II. Wiggins, It. D. Rass, G. II. High, Ruddy Appleby and Verdle Hartman. Tigerettes T o Meet This Thursday Mrs. Galloway SPRING STYLUS from Howo’a Fashions nro shown hfcro by Miss Linda Pnrrott, loft (top picturo) Miss Lavorno Sweeney and Miss Ilaibsra West at the School Hood Service organization fashion show. Modeling the latest new fashions (bottom picture) front left are Miss Judy Whitmore, Mrs. K ffie Holloway mid Miss Janie White. A ll outfits were from Howe’s Fashions, on I’ark Ave, (Herald Photos) Hostess For Birthday At Twist Party lty Donna Estes Lillian Hicks, daughter of Mrs. 11. J. Titshaw was hos­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks, tess for the February meet­ 8bl Lormann Circle North, ing of the Ladies Society of |Longdalc, celebrated her the Hrothcrhood of I/tcomojeighteenth birthday with a live Firemen and Engincmen. j party at her home Friday New president, Mrs. C. H. evening. Goethe, conducted the busi­ Lillian and her friends en­ ness session and main "'em joyed dancing the twist and on the agendaw' as installa­ j trying their skill at the limbo. tion of the officers who were I |She and Mrs. Hicks served not able to attend Hie Jan- I I her guests cake, ice cream, uary meeting. nuts, candy, potato chips and Those installed at this' .. .. meeting were Mrs. Ronald c ’J* , , , . Charles . . . , ,, ,, I Guests included Hrooks, secretary: Mrs. H. ,, , „ , „_ , ,, i Harp. Ann Heck, Cookie RenE. Turner, treasurer; Mrs. . „ . „ ,, _ Paul Sefricd. sice president: 1 ' am’ ,,ob Ut!' ’ 1 0 ’ Mrs. II. H. Fortner, chair- | |a> Murray .D avid, Little,on. Pamela man of trustees; Mrs. E. P. | Jar> Sandcr* arul Williams Jr., conductor and c *’_______________ Mrs. Eudonal Ethridge, dele­ gate. Mrs. Walter Cook. Mrs. Se­ fricd and Mrs. Alfred Greene wore appointed to serve on the yearbook committee. Refreshments of cheese cake, cotfee and lea were served during the soci.il hour. Ry Jane Cassrberry Others attending were Mines. Jackie McClain, 15 year Harold Keeling, J. R. Wells 1old daughter of Mr. and Mr* Jr., J. A. Calhoun and Ro­ Marvin McClain of Lake Tri­ bert Eiscneoff. plet Dr. in Casselberry, is n member of Senior Ballet Company of the Itoyat School of Dance which took part in the opera, "Han/cl and Gretat" presented in Orlando on Feb. 2 and in Daytona Reach on Feb. 9. She danced the part of the Gingerbread Girl in the A Quiet Day jvlll be held opera which was the third at Holy Cross Episcopal in a children’* scries preChurch for all women of tiic* I rented by the Florida Sym­ church tills Friday from 9 phony Orchestra this winter. a m. until t p m. The Quiet Day is just what its name im­ plies, a retreat in miniature, Enterprise with silence maintained dur­ ing a major part of the day. when thoughts are directed In the religious. All women' of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hen­ Sanford are extended an in­ vitation to attend this reward­ derson of Wichita, Kan., un­ cle of Mr. Henderson, arc ing service. The Day will l>cgin with the spending several days wills celebration of Holy Commun­ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Renderion at 9 a m. and afterwards son. They were Joined by the rotfee will be served follow­ Waller Hendersons’ son Rob ed by a series of three medi­ of San Franrisco, Calif., for tations conducted by Father a few days. The entire group John Thomas, rector of Holy visited friends In Daytona Cross, The meditations will Reach and were dinner guests last about 15 minutes each of Mr and Mrs. Larry Sands with approximately 40 min­ al llteir new home on the St. utes tree time for reading |Johns River one evening. Ri-nson Brown, Howard and meditation. Coffee will )>e served at Henderson and Sandy Mc­ noon to those bringing their Bride accompanied a group own lunches and reading will of the FFA boys of DcLand Ik1 held during the lunch High School and their dates hour. Quirt day will end with on a trip to the Florida State the service of evening prayer. Fair in Tampa last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tim ­ When Ironing rurtalns, pin er and Mrs. Erma Albritton a pillowcase to your waist of Tampa were weekend and keep the dampened cur­ guests of their sister and her tain inside. Pull it out as you family, Mr. and Mri. E. W. Jones. iron. Children’s Opera This Friday Personals Seminolo Chapter 2, Order uf the EaHcrn Star, will oh serve obligation night, this Thursday. The group will meet at 8 p.m. In the Masonic Hall and all members and visitors arc urged to attend. Bear n n o u n e in g Tour Welcome Wagon M ARIE PEM BERTON Lake By Shirley Wentworth Brenda Elliott, five-yearold daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Preston Elliott, of Shirley Dr. is home recuperating from a lonsUcctomy performed at the Winter Park Hospital last week. Personals homo on Cecelia Dr. werr Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Culp of Charlotte, N. C. Ilouscgucsts at the Rear Lake Terrace home of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Carpen­ ter are Mr. and Mrs. Elton Recent visitor! of Mr. and Zickert and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. C. Jones at their Irvin WRlchow of Wisconsin. with — Joseph Allen's OK VIRGINIA PBTROBKI P. O. Boa IIM NORA NORRIR TB 8-1514 WELCOME WAGON now w a n s tN Cut IIORTON 318 Palmetto Ave, SALO N F A 2-0831 ONOUA Rl). SUN. A T WOODLAND THRU TIIL'US. 7:30 I*. 31. AVE. GUEST PRE ACH E R : REV. GERALD McCRAY Bowlers • Briton Sailors Shiny • Straws And Flowers M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Fralariar Fashions Just For You' 200 N. P A R K A V E . STORE '■ HOCKS: ■ r 9 TO L IL L IA N HICKS and ber birthday cake. Miss Henson Honored A t Bridal Shower And Program Thirty members and guests of the Social Corner Club No. It enjoyed a corned beef and cabbage dinner, prepared by Mrs. Lillian Andrews, which was held at the Congregation* al Church recently. Following the dinner an impromptu skit was put on by Mrs. Etna Norman, Ar* thur KlrchboH anil Ed Lu* dccke, at •’ .Maggie", ‘ ‘Jigg*’* and "Dinty Moore." During the meeting a poll was taken, and it was found that those present came ori* ginaily from 18 states and from Germany. Out of town members included Mrs. An­ drews from Club No. 1 and Mrs. May Santo from Club No. 2, who arc winter visit­ ors here. Club No. 11 was organized two years ago and has held monthly meetings since tint time. It continues to grow as more members come ant join in the social good times, which is the only purpose of the club. Persons who enjoy friend­ ship and a good dinner aro Invited to attend the March 2nd meeting at the Congre­ gational Church, which will be a pot-luck dinner. Tlio-o attending should bring a eovcrcd dish for Hie dinner, and their own table service Mrs M. E. Register and 7 Mrs. William Hoffman were 11 eo-bostesses for a recent brid- -^ al shower honoring Miss Jean a c u u .m Henson, brido-cicct of Ronald Cl \NI US Jones, at the Register resi­ dence, 2421 Cedar Ave. DW Priced Titc party rooms were dec­ torn orated with rod and wtrite ar­ rangements of spring flower* carrying out the Valentine theme. Games and refresh­ ment* were enjoyed by a group of friends of the honoree. Guests included Mrs. llcrl Henson mother of the himWe are Authorized Rale* orce, and Mmcs. I.ln Rimer, J and Service Dealers for Ken Gustavson, John Giovi-j Seminole County. annl, Jerry Tower, Gerald Meyers, Ned Moose, C. O. I Sasser, Harvey Blimdswurth, James White and the Misses! Sylvia and Kint Giovianni. | DEPT. STORE Judy Sasser and Sandy Hos­ Ka»t l» l SI. al Sanford Ave. tler. OOVE G & B T C tf's Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FIN E FU R N ITU R E M ATHER of Sanford FAMOUS NAME BRANDS ALL FINEST QUALITY SENSATIONAL VALUES HATS N E W LIFE MEETING GRACE METHODIST CHURCH n B E A U TY N E W SILHOUETTES IN with Social Club Long dale Teenager Observes Enjoys Dinner Quiet Day Thursday Following the rehearsal for the Jones-Grant wedding, the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones and her sister, .Mrs. Robert Cushing, enter* tainrd with a rehearsal bullet supper at the Jones home on West First St. The menu included ham, f r i e d chicken, vegetables, tossed salad, relish, lemon ice box pie, fruit cake, cold drinks and co.fee. Hie table was overlaid with a white damask cloth and belli an arrangement of glad­ ioli. asters and pink candles. The bridal couple. Miss Shirliy Jones and Gary Grant, presented the attendants with appropriate gifts. Those attending were ths honored couple, her parents, the groom's mother, Mrs. Philip Grant, Mrs. F r e d Jones, Mrs. Cushing, Miss Kathy Grant, Danny Grunt, Robbie Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. William Withcrow, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Ceresoli. Roger Rritton, Steve Cain and Rev. Robert L. Strickland. Mrs. Titshaw Church Plans O E S T o Meet formerly .T A K IN G T IM E OUT sit the rehearsal party fo r u picture arc from left. Miss Kathy Grant, mail! o f honor, Miss Shirley Jones, bride, Gary Grant, proem and Robbie Hemphill, best man. (Ilernhi Photo) Took Part In Dorcas Class lloeleaa will call with g ifts and frien d ly greetings from the com­ munity. FollovAng Jones-Grant Rehearsal Jackie McClain Hostess For Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? Pape 8— '*Vcd. Feb, 20, '63 HeraHl Ladies Society - Style Show At High School showing of new spring members fhtnforh W edd ing Party Honored A t Supper Meet For Coffee 3County Food Assn. Sponsors A l i lj t Officers Wives 5:3S Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights M ATH ER of Sanford O n ly A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 h. 1st ST. 2-0983 �. JM F f; d ir FanTorS Weil Teh. 20, *<W— Page !» WrraTII (b & ah . G b b ij •* D EAR A B B Y ; My husband und I havo hi'i'ii fiyrhtinir about thin u\i*r since Christmas and I'd like it set­ tled. The employes ut his office ex­ changed names und each title put down what he (or she) wanted tor Christmas. The girl whose name my husband drew put down she wanted a red silk slip! I told my husband that over my dead IsmIv he'd buy an­ other woman a red silk slip, llu said J was narrow-minded anti a poor s|su t, hut I held my ground and he finally bought her a nice bottle of cologne instead. He still throws it up to me that I was a poor s|>ort. Is it protter for u man to buy intimate ap­ parel for someone other than his wife, or W AS I a poor Bitort? JEN DEAR JK N ; I HI your husband that you are frankly jealous and ad­ mit to being a |H>or sport when it comes to his buying lingerie for other women. He'll lovo you for it. And I'll bet lie shuts up. • ♦ • UK AH A B B Y : Thank you for telling that woman not to complain because her husband never said “ I love you,” that talk was cheap, and if he supported her and liohaved him­ self, she should be satisfied. I left my husband some years ago becuuse all he said was “ I lovu you” — but before we hud been murried a year. Qaaobij. • • * UEAlt A B B Y : If you go to a prom with a very nice, hut very shy hoy and at intermission he invites another couple to go for a ride with you, and the other couple is very mushy and they are sitting in the hack seat necking like there is no to­ morrow und the Ih>.v who is necking yells to your date that he had better burry up ami kiss you or be w ill show him how — what arc you sup­ posed to do? (That’s not a very good sentence hut that is what happened to me and it was very embarrassing.) SOPHOMORE DEAR SOPHOMORE: You are SU|l|K)se(l to pretend you are deaf. And if your date gets flustered, turn up the radio and drown out the cheering net ion. ♦ 4 ♦ What’s on your mind? f o r a |tcrsonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Aliby, Box SlUMi, Beverly Hills, Calif. ♦ % ♦ llutc to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. Box 3305. B EVER­ L Y H ILLS. CALIF., for Abby's new booklet. "H O W TO W R ITE L E T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCASION’S.” On(Bhidqsi North looked over his IS points carefully ami decided N O tTH 2* to M-ttle for vvhut lie Imped to A A 10 V AQ7 he a safe smull slam. Hence, ♦ A B42 his leap to six no-trump. 4 K J BO West opened the queen of WI ST EAST diamonds and when South AQ75 AB843 V JIIlH ¥1032 stinted to think befure play­ ♦ Q J ♦ 108*3 ing from dummy. North re­ *8542 A 101 marked, " I hope we aren't too MOUTH (D> high." A K J 02 V K II South replied, **No, I am ♦ K 71 trying to figure out the best *AQ3 way to go after an overtrick. North and South vulnerable 1 can count It! tricks o ff tliu HoaUi W e s t North East top.” 1N.T. Pass 0 N.T. Pass Pass Pass South'* count included threa Opening lead— # Q spade tricks. He might have to let the queen muke, but his other three spades were sure I only reul play for that thir­ to he good. A little more teenth trick lay ill getting atudy allowed South Unit Ids four spade tricks instead of (jJr JKd Pity the poor parent who listens to all the child-rearV g advice handed out by tiie experts, and wlar tries to abide by it. Take Ibis bit of high- soundins advice from an eminent psychologist, for example: "Tlie challenge of being a parent is in switching roles, lie must be an autocrat In the beginning, a benevolent despot in early childhood, ami ofler a lorm of democratic leadership to a student in adolescence.” Just what form of ''demo­ cratic leadership" can a par­ ent use to take care of such typical adolescent • parent clashes as the following: A daughter wants to go tlnee anil that he would get them if lie could find West witli tlie queen and not more tliun two smull spades to buck it up. After this cogitation. South won the diamond in hia own hand led a spade toward dummy, finessed the ten, cashed the ace, ran off four ciuha and three hearts to wind up in his own hand and then led the king of apudes. The queen dropped and South hud Ids overtrick. Why did SouUi play hia clubs und hearts first? be­ cause there just might have Wen u squeeze, in the unlike­ ly event that West hud start­ ed with four spudes ami four diuiuuiids. WomanBMyRuth illett steady at 15. A son wants to work after sellout in order to finance a car of his own, ami his par­ ents feel he needs the time for studying. A daughter wants .o date a buy her parents feel is much too old for lier. A son protests when asked to do cliores around the borne. A daughter insists >ti run­ ning around with a girl wiiose parents have no control over her at all. A son s)>cmls so much time lim ing aimlessly around with a bunch of W y» that his grades are suffering. A daughter, day after day, leases her room in a mess j .Seminole High HeImoI supliomore, the son of Mr. and Mrs. M G. Munielr 'I lie impressive ceremonies were held at n campfire, with District Scout Commissioner Town Water Bonds Okayed Approval on validation of Immls for tiie proposed Alta­ monte Springs Municipal Ma­ ter System was given at u finul heuring conducted lust i'riduy by Uiieuil Judge Yu*sar Carlton. Tlu- courts will validate tlie IMinds and they will W put up fin public sale within 2U duys if im objections are filed uguiiist tlie proposed system. for tier mother to clean up. Those arc all pretty typical parent • teenage problems. If tliere is any way to handle them by democratic leader­ ship. many a parent probably wishes tlie psychologist would explain Just how. Hut until the experts get ilown to specifies, tlie Wst most parents can do is lo *ely on parental authority that says simply, "N o you I can't” or, "As a member of this family ilicsc things are expected of you ” That may not be democra­ tic. but at least It lets an adolescent know what his par­ ents expect j ( him. 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M. « |s < •» : 09 M t l * i Da) In Court i n Vrl l . ln k ls lle r 's ll o urr party 15) M rrv U r l f f l n <1 1 Se\rn K ej s I t i Lo re tta Anting i « i Mllllonstr. 1*1 q i i r . n f o r .1 Day <D Vouna l ,r. Malone c l i T o T ell T h e T ru th 1*1 \\ 1,0 Do You Tru st t*> Ce lling w ood N ews i<» d'.-rst storm t t ) At.»kr Itoou. f o r A m irlcan N s w s s ts n i Superman C'nrl* W e l l t Led 1 U r * * 14) Deputy D e w g i t ) AV **th*r Hhnw 4 .i 1 1n lO y slow t>>) t.ove o f L i f e tJi Krn!s 1‘ ord dhow <0 Ira OrdiTN Helng T a k en NOW I Call F A 2*.'ilKI — 51 a.m . (o » p.m. j * mm irt. l/> ihli r\ Tunic I « I.let» ontf. Al*** fur .ItImBIy tlurlo nm*l.mnlMir'i lack. nl On*, (he "hrl.vxk-por" (rrimtl m*y cell ‘Tiring uM" r»»(« prp in hoik i»fp».Try Ditto <r*l prppv . AiRinm. M l V sr«jYitinted*' sire m i » littlr. All dmtil'tfo Admissions 4 rank Stone.. D e B a r y : Eleanor Smith. Dellary; Phyl­ lis Bragg, Dellary; Lauren Letter, Titusville; Geraldine Padgett, Enterprise; Melvin Moran, Florida Young, Bev­ erly Wallace, Plcuthal Hub­ erts of Sanford. Births Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Young ot Suufoid, a boy; Mr. ami Mrs. Donald K. Dorman of Han­ ford, a hoy. Discharges 51r*. Freddy Oliver und ba­ by, Geneva; Mrs. Jitinei Car­ michael. DeLurnl; M y r t l e Johnson, Long wood; Deborah Ann Bunihill Orlando. I’ RUCKEHS T O ----- J a y c c e ’ s C o m m u n it y P r o j e c t s L 5 -10-251STORES FKIIKUAKY 17 Admission* Irntu Bisliee, Titusville; SidII e y Hummel-field, Daytona Beach; Sylvester Elgin, Longwood; Lucille Bickel, Lukeworth; Georgia Mae Lingurd Oviedo; licrold lhmtw tight, Emanuel Cooper, James John­ son, KlizuWth Uruestle, Jessie Tanner, Elouise Thompson, Juquelyii Chevalier, Myrtiee Lackey, .Murjorie Build, Jo­ seph Knight of Suitfunf. Births Mr. und Mrs. Warren Meit­ ner of Luke Mary, u buy. Discharges Suruli Cowan. Patricia Jul­ ian, Denver Vodoplch, Mr*. Stanley Houston ami baby, Mrs. Lemuel Stallworth and huhy of Sanford. FKIIKUAKY' IH Admission* Lilly Cullen, Do B u r y ; Charles G i f f o r d , DeBary; Henry Oliver, L illie Broad­ way, Willie Carter, Kenneth Ceresoli, Max Johnson, Ber­ nice Osborne, Dorothy Pope, Earl YVllliams. Discharge* Mr*. Fred Berryman and huhy, Geneva; Eunice Horton, Elsie Barrington, Ernest Pat­ terson, Mr*. Thomas Hammerrmith and baby, Mrs. Jo­ seph Cummings and Why, Mrs. Billy King ami baby of Sanford. "T H E R A V E N " 201 E. FIRST ST. C o n tt«ueS 5 , V YOU HOYS* Shower CurtuinH Tuhle Cloths Canvas Tennis Placket Polo SHOES SH IRTS c 4 7‘ — AND — Huthroom Curtains Rtftf. SI.HO \ nlui* G IR L S ' i DRESSES OPEN ' I.YST C7* J / SI xcm: 4 • 5 • 7 • 8 • 10 & 12 LAD IE S ’ Pull-Overs M O N EY '' S I \IITH l O M O I I I l O W SW EATERS und K eg. 81.11(1 Y nine Si/.tm: Sni.-Med.-Lu. Beg. 81.011 \ nine Plastic LAD IES' Flowers Jam aica Shorts I u - l l i t - 8:00 D ill) STEM K eg. Die Value Mali) Yarirtira Tu t liiMi.r From TO W ELS PU LL-O VER A 7c 4/ R cr. 10c Value L A D IE S ' Cotton & Rayon Head Scarfs S I xfm : Sm. - Med. • L Rrg. AOc Value BOYS’ COTTON COTTO N DISH R eg . 81.00 Vulut* R eg . 81.00 Value 12:13 (tsONLY -(O' Pkg. R eg. 81.00 Value DAY oenyitems COTTO N White Handkerchiefs Ar7 O IC Hixen: 10 - 12 and 14 G IR L S ’ M E N ’S COTTON P L A ID ItfR. Si.tut Value* Size*: I * I •« • 2 - Ji| 13 - l.1«i k 3 Rrff. SI.00 Value l t v A LL M ERCHANDISE PRICED SO F A N T A S T IC A LLY LOW HAVE T O SEE IT TO BELIEV E IT ! CHILDREN'S Sweat Shirts I O P LA S T IC M «4 «c o M S ie # e ii « « . to v>o t At soowre ««*>. "0 *: 7« (7t l i s l e Htorm H’m w (SI Itolupr r Hoorn It:## t2l Ssy When <) l.esrn M'SUlsh •* i , « s lem ls r l * : t ) ( D ' P I s y T ou r Hunch t il Thr 4:5# ( t i 4:04 41 1 (4 ) 4:3* I t ) 3<5)M rvtlrlfltidhow («* tmsrloan History • l*nr Elevent h Hour 1 . H. ll«iur N t fv tc o p * %nc Kill.* I K r i'J lt t*ii, ** Mid-Kin. . \ « w i \\ thrr \Y r 41 h r r (VI Mugto o f Music i t ) M id-IT *, n sp o rt l i l t ( t ) t. s ff ii m * t : l ) 42 > Slltnnsetic* 1:>4 I t ) H l s b w a y P s t r a l I D Oclene* I P v* T h » W o r l d Turns FKHKUAIIY Hi STARTS SUNDAY " T h e Cliiipninn H cpur!' Jane funds (Adult Entertainment) MI DI - I N Ntw icepe Ni s i KMItorlsl Comment spurn P ic t u re W e a th e r Show Kids t d Le gen d of 4Vi.it P.s rp 1 : 0 i l l Itr-vnri) N e w * • :4# i * l snorts tt e p o n 445 <D I lim t le y . I ln n k le y i*> Ml Sportsman) 7.## t : i The Deputy t*> tllo gr sp h y IS) llslnbow- . It s u c li P ar ty 7 1 S<» (*> W a g o n T ra in |S> e l l s Itrpurts « D T h e V ir gin ia n I SO <S| T k * T h ir d .Man IS) Owing M y f l • I • '<0 t<> Tii# n e r e t y llll lblllles <-') l**rry Como Snow I is |«> Pick V s a Dyke Rhow <•» Our Mali HlBKiwil t t i Mu Wry krsrts Shorn 1:74 (.') w ra ther t n d New s 1:14 ( D T e d s y < () C h in n s ! ( Ne ws room 1:1* i t ) C s r to o n v llls ! : n# 42V Jack t . - l s r s Show til • J* I D IS) •. * a t t ) Charter Copies Are Posted SI AIM'S SUNDAY I 'l l O N E F A 2-1216 TALLAII AssCr lU I'l) — The Cabinet budget Commis­ sion agreed today to take an oilier look al pmpised vulury raise., lor more than 35 hcallli department sanitary rngim it s . The board, at the recoinin .Midi! mu of Agricul­ ture Commissioner D j>Ic Con tier, delayed action on whai Gov. Karris Hryant called a ‘ ‘ ni.tnlvr readjust inent” oi | l. oo I D wrsrne Douceer KKIIKUAltV 15 tt) Chains) t Newer*** Admissions • »> ABC Helen Perrick, D e l l a r y : | » # i d n d lt o r t k ” 1: lo i - 1 Magie M om ea te Theodore Itroome, Dellary; apart* Irene l ’izzo, Dellary: Gladys ,* IJ it- tttuntie (Bssther lt> U U - l ’ik. h suing Ucrryuiun, Geneva; Deborah P »«t Ann Uarnhill, Orlando; Jo­ seph Tart, Osteen; Eddie Maddox, Hupeville, Gu.: Isaac Hawkins. Osteen; Ernest Pat­ terson, Henry Peters. Lillian Marie Bell, Cynlliiu Y\ illiahi*. Copies of the proposed now Owen Doyle, Etta Dorman, charter for the Town of CssLeltuy McIntosh, Lionel Sipes, selhcrry were posted for the Slieilu Kell, Ollie (iillis, Den­ public toduy in the Town Hull ver Yiulopich, M'illinm Henry in picpiiiution of a special Uoud, Lawrence Davis, Eun­ public meeting set tor next ice Horton of Snilfunl. Ylomlay at 7:3t> p. in. in the Births Hull. Mr. uml Mrs. Fred BerryMrs. Lillian Henning, Css. iniiu of Geneva, a gill; Mr. sulhetry clerk, sunt llml two uml Mis. Thunms lliiuitiicr- |copies of the charter also are siillth of Sanford, a girl. available to residents for pe­ Discharges riods up to 21 hour*. George Couchnian, M illiaui Hill, Kathleen Corley, Tim­ othy Gordon, liulpli Wilkins, NEYV YORK ( U P I I — Dick Tommy o J o h n a o n, Willie Frank McCloud, Willis Mc­ Weber, winner of the All-Star Cloud, Elisabeth Ann Chumas, |Imvling touniH inent for Hie Kdwurd S. McCall Sr., of Sun- second struiglil year, Tuesday ford; John Henderson, Alta­ i was voted the professional monte; Jerry Orr, Luke Mon­ ! athlete of the month in .Innroe; Itielmrd lliltcll. Lake I uury, and tlius became elig­ Monroe; Dalar Gay Hutto, ible for Hie $I0.IHK) liickok l.ougwood and Piemm Little, Awimi us ullilete of the jear. Dcliury. J. J. Huy ami Scoutmaster Howard I’rultl conferring tin* Jockey Award ARCADIA, Calif. (U P I) — distinguishing eagle pm on Mumelc. Tlie truditiouul pin­ Ismael Milo Valenzuela re­ ning ceremony was carried ceived the George W oolf Me­ out iiy presenting tlie pin to morial Jockey Award u* one his mother, who then pinned of tiie nation's tup relliaineii in a public ceremony Tuesday it oil her son. Muinele I* Senior I’alrol at Hunts Anita race track. Lender of Troop 643 ami Tlie presentation wus made l>> serves us lioop scl ibe. lit is U [ Mr*. Genevieve Woolf-Cuycr. stamp collector, enjoys guu- |widow uf the noted jockey |lieiy, s w im m in g und chemis­ who lost hi* life in a riding at Santa Anltu iii try, us well in. booling olid I Did. lumping. vNJIV W ED N ESD AY P. M. :f Tonight By Oswald Jacoby Youngster Made 'Eagle' Chuck Mumelc, of Troop 513 was made nn Cagle Seoul al Court of Honor ceremonies held recently. The new Cagle Scout, who holds 25 merit liinfges bus Wen iii scouting for five years. Hr la u Id yiur old Notes By Abigail Van Buren he had broken every rule in the book. And while his " I love votis” were still ringing in my ears. In* was boun­ cing me o ff every wall in the house. SICK OK "1 LOVE YO U ” Televisio n Hospital R vg . 81.00 \ ttlue S I xcm: 10 . 12 • I I • 16 . 18 ■p0C££<>tAS!#ED �dllf 0«afnrb WrraHi Pago 10 — Feb. 20, 1963 PRICESCOOD THRU STEAKS WEEKEND.-quontify fights ra ittv .d . HUNDREDS OF OUTSTAND­ ING VALU ES MARKED WITH A S P E C IA L B LU E RIBBON TO ASSURE YOU OF TH E G R EA TES T SAVINGSI D AM K1. C. Gnllant, non o f Mr. and Mr*. 1). C. Gallant, It. It. 1, has been named a cadet in the A ir Force Reserve O fficer training pro­ gram at Florida State University. He is ma­ joring in economics and will be commissioned a second lieutenant when he completes bis mili­ tary training. 'Early Bird’ Gets Breakfast At Church The ' Early Flird" Isn't get­ ting any worm* but hr I* getting hit breakfast at the Flrtt Meilsxliit Church of Banford this week. Methodist* of the Pel-mil District are celebrating flte 225lh anniversary of John Weilry'a "heart-warming ex­ perience" in Aklergate St. thii week by holding New Life Mittionx in every church in the district. First Church In Sanford It having an "Early bird break­ fast" in the church social hall at 0:30 a. m. each day in order that men of the church and school students may attend the daytime meetings? ttrgular services are held daily at 7:.T0 p. in. More Ilian 50 persons were in attendance Monday morn­ ing for the breakfast wltii a alight Increase present on Tuesday. Devotions after breakfast aro given by Ilrv. J. Milburn Mrixmd of Jack­ sonville, speaker for |l»e New Life Mission. Members of the congregation form cominiltees of rooks for the morning meals. Charles Sclph >t Winter Ha­ ven is serving as song lead­ er for the evening services which are open to the public. FARMER GRAY THICK j / Life Underwriters meet at noon Thursday at the Capri. Speaker will lie Itirliard It. Davies, general agent for tho Lincoln National Life Insur­ ance Co. I Legal Notice i\ ru n rim i tr <-<h n r . sis m J iu iiiti. riiic iir. is sm i rim •HSUX UI.II e n i s r v . n o n iu s , tv r iiiv r r .n t m i . isms ttniiH. vi.t: ro o m i .o m nr. cii -.v u i i a i , u i m i i v n t v IIAHi: rilSIl’ANV. m h iit - I XU., l-'h-rlda corporation, ru iu tiff, yr T I I O M A I r|. K V IT lir .r T r: * n<l JUNE J KVEnUTTE his wife , * nil |{ l>-II A III • A I I I l I K I l • ml JUANITA llltlK II, h i' Wife, J**fandant I T . K I I H 1* S lIT Ielf o r SM.I1 N O T IC E IS 111: II 1*11 V H IV . E N Hist timlrr a | i» c r »» of Fnra clmura soil Hala antarai hr Hi* Jiidu* of tlio Circuit Court of the Judl-tiil circu it. In .uni f.ir Semln-d- C-nmly. Florida. on lliu 1Mil il.ijr of February, l»S3, In a certain cau*c between (I K. N E II A I. fil’ AKASTV M O K T H A H K CViAH'ANV, IN*’ .. .. rin rld a rorporatlun. with l u principal place of 1111*1111 >• at t i n W. Mnraa lllvil. W in te r I’ aik . Florida. I' lalu tlff. ami T i l l HIAS ii. K V K I t K T T K and J U N K J K V B H B T T E , hla o l i o , anil II I* ’ ll A lil> A. U IU i:il ami JUANITA Hit It*. It. hi* w lf* f>. Ini-lani*. balnif Chaneari No. ISJul, I w ill *,-i| at public auction in Ilia liliihc.l bidder for i-»*h ut Ilia l'nurlhou|ia III lha Cltjr o f Hanfurd. hciuluolr I 'u u h lf , Klorbla, at Ilia hour of l l ; P « o'clock A. M . on March tth, l t d . Dial cartaln parc rl o f real pro pa ity ilasrrlbad aa follo w at tail 31 o f I . A K K III ! ANTl.u r i i i i .i .s , Sr asfnala c o u n ty . Flo rid a, aeoordI on to plat llirr aof, rc. cor .lid In Ulal liouk 12. U a .o 37, I ' ii bile H ar old* o f httnlttol. County, F l o r ­ ida, lnrlud ln a *paclneatly, but not by way of limitation |lia fullo w in g llllu r ra and r p went I . orf unit, o t e n h t a la r ; p erm anently liialkllcd. Ar th u r II. Il eck wlih . Jr., Clark o f c ir c u it Cour t lljr: M ar tha T. Vlhlau It. C. W lcd ar w aa d l* . Ilalnaa A \\ aid 334 J'aik Avanu*. South W l n l o r Park, Florid a A t toriiry ■ fur P la i n t i f f Pul-li.ii Ft b. 3C, l t d . r u v .u TO R S IR LO IN SLICED Q A BACON 0 7 * wmu 1HERt m p GRADE A QUICK FROZEN CORNISH GAME HENS -49 t FARMER GRAf COUNTRY STY LE OF M E R C " * " it - u. 49c FRESH SAUSAGE M ERCHANTS G R E E H S U M P S r FARMER GRAY yoUR All meat FRANKS i S K " * " " 1*- LB 49< TARNOW'S SLICED BOILED OR BAKED HAM 4 0Z P X G 5 9 c CEDAR KEY LARGE ITnvorkihl Chocolate Strawberry and Vanilla ICE CREAM / Na' ROE MULLET LB. 1 9 c NEW ENGLAND FROZEN FU LLY DRESSED WHITING c a llo h I •.*. 15‘ FROZEN F IL L E T OF RED SNAPPER s “ 69< CHASE & SANBORN SOUTHLAND WHOLE STRAW BERRIES J DETERGENTS • YOUR CHOICE $ |® ® . F .F . DELUXE 10 0Z PKGS / BRUSSEL SPRTS. 4/MM F .F . DELUXE GREEN PEAS^ 5/ l 00 F .F . DELUXE . CUT CORN ^I5/»10# F .F . DELUXE ' MIXED VEGS.rt« 5/ ‘l#0 F F DELUXE A LL PURPOSE - 69< MAYFAIR FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE L. 25« MAYFAIR OR BORDEN'S PIMENTO CHEESE ^ 47t LADY FAIR MUSSELMAN’S - SOUTHERN QUEEN Sw. POTATOES TUNA FISH BORDEN'S SILVER COW EVAP. MILK PLAIN OR POWDERED REG 25< CAKE DONUTS FYN E-TASTE PKG OF 12 21< APPLE TREATS PKG OF 8 39c SPECIAL! SALT FRCE SLICED BREAD EVAP. MILK NABISCO CHOCOLATE A LL NEW) ICED CINNAMON SUGAR WAFERS SUNSHINE IS OZ LOAF 25c • APPLE SAUCE SF 25 FRE-MAR CHUNK L T MEAT Bakery ,T FYNETEX (W HITE OK BLUE! GIANT 47 Oz. PKG. LIMIT-1 WITH 5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER COOKING OIL NEW YORK STATE SHARP CHEESE 49< 48 LB. BAG I e -t e x WITH w i t h 5.00 5.oo OR a MORE FOOD ORDER LIMIT-1 TIDE OR FYNE-TEX GIANT 47 Oz. PKG. BABY UMASmM/*!0' F .F . DELUXE F0RDH00K ' / LIMA BEANS ^ 4/»l00 “ BREAKFAST CUP” LIM IT-I COFFEE (YOUR CHOICE! W ITH 5.00 FOOD ORDER LB. CAN F .F . DELUXE U n d e r w r it e r s QUALITY WESTERN B EEF CHOC. PUFFS LARGE 24 oz. BTL. �. A *. f Heart Sunday — Give, Give GIVE The case for citizen contributions to the annual February Heart Fund drive is easy to make. More than half the yearly deaths in the United States result from heart ailments and related blood vessel diseases. Some people may imagine that with the federal government estab­ lished in heart research through the National Heart Institute, there is no need to enlarge private research e f­ forts or perhaps even maintain them at current levels. Obviously, however, the more in­ dividuals and groups who are digging into the problem, the more likely it is we may find the critical answers to the nation's biggest health scourge. In the lOGO-fil fiscal year, about 1,100 individuals undertook heart studies in programs under the guid­ ance o f the American Heart Assn. The agency’s research committee says other “ scientifically meritor­ ious” inquiries could be started if more money were available. Hut as mutters stand, rising research costs actually are constricting present e f­ forts. The call, therefore, is for a bigger 1IH33 contribution that the $20 mil­ lion total reached in two previous years. Says A H A : “ There are dangers in permit­ ting basic medical research to como entirely under the aegis o f govern­ ment, or indeed of any single grant­ ing agency . . . . “ It is clear that many o f the pro­ grams initiated (by A H A ) have been successful because they have been emulated by government and by other voluntary health agencies. “ Only by sustaining this trailblazing rule can other new concepts be developed . . . ." Thus, say the Heart Fund's man­ NATURE CALLS Peter Edson BUT THE LINE IS BUSY 9 Political > < Notebook ! front $1.15 an hour to *1.251tries covered since the IWt for some 24 million workers minimum wage increase took already covered. This will he effect. Wirt* reports. He finds the second alliance from the that workers not covered by St an-hour rate authorised by Use act did not benefit indi­ 1961 amendments to the Fair rectly from the increase. Its Labor Standards Act. uses this fact to underline the Two million workers receiv­ necessity fbr further mini­ ed Hie firs! 15 cents-an-hour mum wage law coverage. IT. S. Chamber of Com­ raise and 0OO.OOU retail trade and construction workers not merce. however, has announc­ previously covered w e r e ed its opposition to any fur­ Most frequently mentioned brought under the act for the ther extensions of minimum proposal is to provide Fair first time at $t an hour. wage luw coverage until ef­ Labor Standards Act cover­ These newly covered workers fects of the 1961 increases age to .’>(KM)on hotel, motel, will have their wages raised have been fully dissipated. restaurant and laundry work­ to SI.15 Sept. 3. !!*;i and to This would probably mean no ers. which Congress refused St.25 an hour a year later. I action before 1966. to do in 1961. Other proposals Employer arguments They'll also be eligible fur have been made to extend i time-and-a-half pay fur work against minimum wage laws coverage to over six million over 4-1 hours a week alter are principally that they tend workers m retail and whole- Sept. 3. 1963, lor over 42 hours to c r e a t e unemployment |sale trade, local transporta- a year later, and fur over 40 among unskilled workers and that lliey reduce purchasing lion, industrial and white col­ hours two years later. power by promoting inflation. lar workers. All these increases Next Sept. 5—the day alter " ( I.iltlp evidence is offered to made applicable to rclail and I support these theories, how­ abor day, incidentally—the minimum wage will advance sen ice industries with It mil­ ever. and the assertions ar* lion or more annual business ..... .. . in direct conflict with the re receiving $250,000 worth ofj port just sent to Congress by goods across state lines. For Wirt*. Ihc first lime this broadened Employers also advance Hie act to coicr industries nol the argument that govern­ wholly in interstate comMr .1 It .lernigun ment should have no part m merer. City Recreation Director setting wages iu a tree econ­ Secretary of Labor W. Wil­ Santord, Florida omy—eicn minimum wages.' lard Wirt* has just sent to Dear Mr. Jcniigun It is conceded by the Cham*] On behalf ol the more Ilian Congress an annual report on her, however, that the S3 bil­ lad Scouts and l-eadcrs who the cttecls nl thear likll lion increase in Hie national enjoyed llic camp at Mellon 1amendments wage bill attributed In mini­ Park may tie suy thanks lo ! He finds that Ihc Bail raises mum wage raises is only on* you and the entire recreation had no inflationary impact on per cenl of the $325 billion to­ department wages in general. Also, he tal. Your help on Him was finds that the raises hud few These are the main lines of much appreciated and will he detrimental effect* on Hie argument dial will he heard |long remembered by all those levels of employment In al as Hie Kennedy administra­ privileged to participate in footed Industrie* tion presents details of it* this eient in recognition of Only in the southern saw­ plans for further expansion of Scoutingx 53rd anniversary. mill industry was any drop in minimum wage coverage. If at any time Ibe Scout* employment noted, hill this and l/Caders o( the area can merely continued a decline (U rga iM over your soil's timid wishes, assist you and Hie depart- that has been going on (or 1 Gator* you cull piobubly roux your mrnt in any way do nol licsi- number of years. (ate lo call on Hieiii. Of 38 industries alloctcd by boy into your own field. New Your* truly minimum wage increases in Please remember, however, I it. F. lianas Hie Suiilli, prices dropped in — In — that winning a son to your! Camping Chairman eight and increased by an Recaps viewpoint is like catching fish j St J o h n * District aicragc of three per coni in — you can’t cliih or cocicc fish 1 • Truck Tire* It S. A. ninr. But living standards byto bite but you rail entice In All Size* James J. Hay all covered workers arc rethem with the proper liait! Chiet of Tom-A-llawk* IMirtcd lo have liceii increased CAVANAU GH A lot of very successful St. Johns D i s t r i c t by about III per cenl. T l l t K HKItVICK business and professional men n o t S. French A t*. B.S.A. Employment has actually I are duds at this simple rule _____________ FA 2-226S increased in all oilier indusof parental psychology. agers, those Americans who respond to their apical will be helping to at­ tack the leading cause o f death in this country, nnd at the same time sustaining the useful role of private research in n period when govern­ ment tends more and more to com­ mand the field o f scientific inquiry. Sunday is Heart Sunday here . . . Many, many volunteers will be going around the area asking for your help . . . . Give, give, G IV E ! Also aiding the Heart Fund Drive are the two big shows put on annual­ ly by the skating rinks. This is a na­ tional project o f rinks all over Ameri­ ca. and has brought thousands o f dol­ lars to the Heart Fund. Skate City in Longwood will have its show. Feb. 2 lt!i with five at­ tractive young ladies competing for the title o f Queen of Hearts, at a penny a vote. An exciting skating show will also be seen. Melody Skating Rink on Onora Rd. in Sanford is hard at work on a first-class skate show production, scheduled for March 3 and six young ladies from Seminole High are com­ peting for the crown of the Queen of Henris. Futile proceeds o f both these shows go to the Heart Fund and rink owners Paul Mikler and Shenly Rest are to lie commended for the long hours o f extra time they put in on this project each year. So are the members o f the skate clubs who make -.ill their own costumes and s|>end hours practicing for the show, and the Queen candidates and their supporting teams who are hard at work selling tickets. Now it's up to you. the public, (and more than half o f all deaths are CASK O-ltlg: Dr. lion is a ly higher income of other fa the 1's trade or professions. due to heart disease) to do your part. If you d.iils will use tint, Dig deep. You help your own |talented surgeon with n uni­ trades or professions is wide­ insti ad of riding roughshod spread. heart, when you help your heart fund. versal piuhtcni. WASHINGTON - (N E A ) — President Kennedy's announc­ ed intention to ask Congress for authority to tiring more workers under the minimum wage law points up a major dispute on this issue between the U. S. Department of La­ bor and the U. S. Cliamlier of Commerce. Letters Worry Clinic -And it is usually n mistake. “ Dr. Cl line,'' be asked dur­ It is based on four-flushing! ing tlie furuiil following my For tlie oilier prison usually address before bis State Med- |rites | Ids biggest week's in­ icul Society, “ my son is my come and llieii casually inlimbiggest lieiiducbe! inutes it is just Ids "uverago* “ For lie is a junior in high salary! |school. And a sniurt boy, if I I’leusr don't let greed or en­ I do *ny so myself. vy of big incomes deteimine EDITOR’S NOTE— Presi­ a licw Europe of his own 1London where Prime .Min­ I “ I'd like to have linn study the choice of any boys career! dent Charles do Gaulle's grand design, with Ixith Bri­ ister Harold Macmillian's medicine so we could form u Most lathers unwillingly ■•grand design'* for Europe, tish and United Stales intlu- I government faced the implea•father and son' partnership. domineer and dominate their which excludes llic United once reduced to zero. 1sant truth that 15 months of “ But be refuses cion to conMales and ttrilain. confronts The DeGaullo concept calls 1negotiations lo enter llic Com- 1 rider medicine . In fact, la* sous. These dads eieli try lo dictate llic vocational choices j So send for my 2U0 point Grimiest recorded flood ills. (lie West with major pro­ fur a Europe stabilized and |inim Market hud failed ami I j seems lo piefer ANY piofcs- of their offspring. “ Tesla for Good Parents," eiiI aster occurred in 1887, when blems. How does an obvious­ dcminalod by France and left 1liem with mi altcrnaliie. sioti except medicine. So the boys resent their closing a stamped, return cn-1 China's Yelluiv It 11at overly divided West now deal Germany working In dose col­ For the Western alliance, I -Why don’t fathers enjoy dad* regimentation and thus |vclopc, plus 20 cent*. 11 slum a |(lowed and killed PU0,MM) with the Soviet Union? What laboration, and living in co­ ' its unity shaken as it had nut , enough prestige in the eyes of project their dislike upon the how lo “ hail” your rldldran! j people. does Dc Gaulle's grand de­ existence with the Soi let , been since llic end of World their sous lion inlays to pcrim____________ tST. 1933___________ sign do to present alliances? Union. The leadership would I War II, there also were maslade them to specialist ill tile What is Ik' Gaulle's next Ik? French. France, not the i site problems. ' U M S U K A A tte A T A J A V / / V 0 V dad's profession?” move? These question* are United States, would lie Policies which had been Even Bihllc.il Isaac had this discussed in the following dis­ Europe'* spokesman in Mos­ ; keystones for nearly 20 .tears age-old dilemma, too, for his patch. written by ITt’ l For­ cow. i seemed about lo lie ehanged, older son Esau prefei red lo eign New Analyst Phil NewThere was gloont recently j new alliances about lo lie j he a hunter mstenil of a shop 111 So. P n lm *l(o soin alter consultation with t in Brussels where France's formed. held like his lather. other UP! correspondents in ' five partners in the European For in a world of power Phone FA 2-0814 WASHINGTON (U P I) - As relieve them of this obligation. uiisafcgiiardod vigor, lliey Thera urw four hnsic rea­ l-ondon, Paris and Bonn. I Common Market wero fore- politics, Do Gaulle was de­ I wus pleased, therefore, to would he listed on a congress­ sons why foils avoid following public servants, members of For good or evil. President 1ed against their will lo ac­ termined lo forge Ins own nute that thr House Rules Charles do Gaulle has seiz­ cept Do Gaulle’s determina­ power bloc and devil taken I in the same line of business us Congress oftentimes must per­ Committee, which is known for man's expense account, just j their dads: form duties Hint are burden­ like the real stuff. ed the initiative in Europe. tion tliat Britain be excluded the hindmost. ( I ) The fathers success in­ some anil jtossihly even dan­ Hie quality of its mercy, has What make* De Gaulle? I think the committee's ac­ Atkl by iKjwor of the veto from Die European commun­ moved to eliminate some of From Paris, UPI corres­ timidates the son! For lie fig­ gerous. lie already is exerting the ity. the hardships. tion is lo he eomntrndcd. ■--- ... ,1n«. — ■■- ■■ 1 Among the onerous tasks And there was gloom in pondent Joseph W.. Grigg re­ ures it would be 20 years be••third force'* lie foresees for The committee lias proposed From time In lime, repurts foic lie might even equal Ids ported : that can belall tlie lawgivers BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1865 new rules which would, in e|- hale drifted hack of members are assignment* from con­ “ De Gaulle neier has made dud's present success. fect, restrict journeys by of C o n g r e s s overexerting OUR BOARDING HOUSE MEMBERS NEW TURK STOCK EXCHANGE Meanwhile, people w o 1 1 I d gressional committees to make any secret of hi* 'grand de­ tend to say lie was riding on |Kist adjournment t r i p s to House members to Horse who sign.* It i* a KurojH' which themselves in their zeal to re­ IN V IT K S Y O U . . . . I CAM 6 E E YO)'R£ V v £ 2 t>K£PT ICAL 2 might conceivably have some strange amt distant lands. stretches trom tlie Ural* to bis ilads coattails. — MAH-HAH) ) VJHV. MK. S C iD u Educe tlie counterpart surplus. valid reason lor going abroad f l t t l NOT So most Itoys w a lit to enter , - A 8lT-5K EPTIC A L, < lW A T E k \ T — THAT TO A KltKE AD U LT COUIISK tlie Atlantic, indc|icndcnt of Most congressmen would, ol I 'Ihe new House rules would _z M AJOR/ I DON'T W O N D E R - 60 ) I-&10 6AV-—- . In iiddilion, Hie changes any outside direction or tute­ a DIFFERENT field. Then course, prclcr to spend the en­ tk W B t “ SECURITIES AN D INV E STIN G ” AM ANY QUACKS HAJE 8 6 6N S E L L - / HAK-KAFF:-*— unlurlunutcly, provide every bit of success they at­ tire adjournment period in would lift (rum their shoulders 1mil. ■t>430i344T 11M3 FAKE OASOUME PILL-6 THAT , ) AS A FELLOW/ 4 lage, particularly from the tain will bo credited to them their home districts, familiar­ llic onus of helping to dispose ' any protection lor members H i WAS l IKE IDEA 6ECMS PREflOSTECOUE'/lsNeKTOC TT5 United States. FOUR WEEKLY LECTURES —- ru. I TpAT‘5 WHY I'M PREPARING A y -S ) h a p p y TO “ It is a very long-term vi­ instead of to their dads. izing llieinselves with (lie prob­ of foreign currencies Dial the of the Senate, who have peritA vt TO l DEMONSTRATION F0(2 MV "WEr 1 sion, one lie certainly does (21 .Many fatlieis in a mo­ lems ol llieir constituents. U. S. gov eminent has uccum hap* la-eii even more scllteifs BEGINS WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2« f-l'PLT lltfc RANKEKS/ INCIDENTALLY./ (OEMON&TKATiON/ nol expect to come about this ment of fiiligim and irrita­ lint when there arc mailers ill.1ted under its aid programs. and courageous aloiut accept­ fieHCHEK, tYJOOLD YX1 CACfiT& j 7:30 I'.M. AT OUR OFFICE These currencies, k n o w 11 ing duties across llic seas. year or next or perhaps even tion, will cxclului. "I wish I overseas (hut need llieir at­ -.WATTH tT?. As taxpayers, let us hope as “ counterpart for flic or to years. Iiut he bad never chosen this gol tention, they seldom shirk. variously CALL FA 2 7252 TODAY FOR REGISTRATION I* convinced that sooner or darn profession.” Their credo in this regard fund*," or “ play money,'* they will decide to spare Ihcin1 0 1 FIRST STREET WEST SANFORD. FLA. would no longer lie s|wnt with selics. too. The son, healing this re. migli! be stated as follows: later the Soviets will break |with lied China and turn to muik, flguics Hint if Ids “ Ask nol only what we call the West. When tiiey do, he futhcr is not satisfied with do for our country, but wlial wants to be ready to ncgoti that trade or business, then country we can do it In.'* ate with them.” . why should tho hoy enter it? Some of them even have It is indeed a long-term vi­ (3) Many men become vic­ been known to expose their sion. for De Gaulle is 73 and tims of tlie “ Distant pastures wives and children lo the ri­ he lias hut three more years appear greener" fallacy gors of foreign travel, which , hOBUNG left in oflice. Thus, a dentist may tell Ins rcllccts .1 dedication over and I At AT THE-BAIT TU t As DcGaullr has pressed son to enter medicine. But tho beyond llic call of duty. AGAIN*- his own nurlear and Euro­ physician then urges his boy Alone with numerous other pean policies, tlie rift lie has to study law because of tlie citizens wlm have Hie inter­ opened in Western unity has fat fees lie hcuis that luivyers ests ol our lawmakers at ______ been compared in importance obtain, etc. heart, I hair long felt that with the split between tiic This envy o f tlie supposed- j something should be done Soviet Union and Bed China. As indignation cooled down .11 (o the simmering (wiint it was Page 1-A Sanford, Floridti Wed., February 20, 1003 possible that /Uie rifi might proic neither so deep nor « « 1111:11 1 . i.n i oxi, Kuiitm m i ri mlisiimi :$ & I BHDItOOMS — I, 1 2 BATHS »o important as it now seem­ l imit xiaisiii.i. utmsnii *, «iu»aui.u ed. S U ii « « I ii k Udllor A « l v » r t l s l i i « Director jt lit J t x ii: i~ » i io i :*i » h »:h PRICED FROM $11,900 De Gaulle was described as County Kdllu r llusluesa Xlanager confident that neither the i M i a . i t r t im i. il sn itu .rt j i i x m Society L d lt o r Classified Maunder LOW D O W N PA Y M E N T — F.H.A. or C O N V E N TIO N TA L FIN ANC ING Common Market nor the nut 11n.t. 1xno 1111m i n t x K to l.io l.iM : Western alliance would suf­ S'catuie Editor Circulation Xlansgsr fer. French sources also ritu u w 1:1.1.a KITCHENS BY Xleclmulcnl Ku|>L G E N E R A L ELECTRIC pointed out that Britain's ban ■1 um i i i m i n 11t i t.e from the Common Market My Mall •lunar llrllirry need no4 be permanent. All IHfcrr Srmlnalr Cnnnly til.Xu 1 U « r IS.im I Tear :- l iw w s . j i * XloiitliS Phil Newsom Says*. . . DeCaulles Grand Design Bd * m e t Dick West Says : Somewhere In A Far Oil A Own A Home of Your Own REf. in lovely Ravenna Park S>anfrirLi Ijm tlii “ Homes In A Community Built With Pride1 Vi & 4.00 * XI.mill* 3 .«/u 3 II »n t Its J.Xu 3 Manilla 1,00 I Month 1.1/0 I ______ Month L'. S I ’ m u l Regu lat ions provld a that all mall subscriptions b« paid in l i d v a n o a . ____________________________________ _________ Ca tered » • second class m a ile r October 3*. ISIS SI lbs I ’ osl o N I c e of nsnlord. Florida, under lb s A c t o f Cun g r t u o f Msri li. T h r Herald 1* s m « m b r r o f ibe United t'res* which !• sntlllsd e v c l u i l i e l ) lo lb s u»s l o r re publication o f all lb s local news printed In Nils newspaper._______________________ ____ _______________ No purl f s c ) material, newe or a d is r lls lh g . of this edition o f The Sanford Herald may ha reproduced In s o y manner w it h ­ out w ritten permission o f lb s publisher of Tha Herald. Any Individual or firm reeponelbls f o r surh reproduction eeltl be considered a t In fri n gin g on T he Herald's c op yrig h t and will be held liable f o r damages under lbs taw. Published dally except t-slurdsy. Sunday and Uhrlstmaa, published Saturday proceeding OVER 33 YE AR S At First A I'alm ello (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Piano* • Rental Red* 5 S J w G / V U lk iL h . CUSTOM C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 \Y. 23th SI. HOMES ON Phune FA 2-3103 COUNTRY C LU II STEN STR O M Sales RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS R EA LT Y AgcnU J Chrisuses. r • 7 j f T i •i H i1 m �Ctyr Btnterh ^rralU Page 2-A — Feb. 20,1963 • m k l*BW* • * * ’/ V W K W / / || ifEE VimiM'll By Kate Osann T IZZY Special Session Is Predicted 0 1 ix t u b e m e r r r ro riiT , m m 'ii J t i i i r m . r m r r iT o r l-I.OIIIIM IA AMI FOB er.MIAOt.t: lOl'ATV. ix t u b r i n c r i r c o u r t of TUB M A T H J t n t r m . rill. Cl IT . I A A M I F O R aP .M lA ul.a C O t 'X T T . P I. t il t I I ) V. ia NOW OPEN FOR LU N CH b and D IN N E R S Z a T U BS, thru SAT. VISIT O I K NKW — Carriage Room 7 io ‘Talk about oquareal Eddie Just bought a four4oor Designed Eaperallly For H ANO I' KTS, LUNCIIEON 8 and DINNER PARTIES • e d in l" BREAK HER Of* ‘ STUBBORNNESS TAKES A YEAR] 131-6197 "S/H cialfkftUi- SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith (f% aciouL0 u u H q IBM M U utamifousi restau ran t! HIOHWAYS 1 7 - 9 2 N. W IN PARK, FLORIDA NOW I H A V E A CREDIT" C A P O THOM Legal Notice c iia a c k h v ao. im a a o t i o : o r at i t TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — TOl ALETHA >t. ACIlET. W hoa* n*al<t*nc* and Jacksonville State Sen. John Addre et la Unknown E. Mathews haa predicted the o r W lio Con ceal* H *r **1 f O R N CO M PLA INT 1063 Legislature will be un­ It aAv ln vH W been (ll<“'t In lb * C ir ­ able to aolvo the complex cuit Court In and f o r Semi­ nole County. Florida. In problem o f financing higher Chancary, entitled “ ID A S K. education In the alloted 60 A C I l E T . P la in t if f, - r e - A L I L I I A M. A C I lE T . Defen da nt", daya and will have to go into Tp ra y in g f o r certain re llaf for apeclal aeeilon. the above named P l a i n t i f f and When Mnthetva mude hi* a a a ln tt T « u a* the Defendant NOW T IIE ItE FO IlK . T H IS views known to Got. Farria IS T O N O T I F V TO U T lie t If Bryant Monday, the governor you wleh to defend aaalnet and nonteet tn* above entitled replied; ‘Tn government, the |notion. Tou e re Req uired to time required to do a Job ia I file yo ur A n e w e r or other w r itte n defenee. I f any you the time available to do it." have, to thl* Comp laint with ) Il f mi »y ma. i*» tm Legal Notice t CII VAClift Y All. tXTTS W A X .T E H J. DW TER, Haintift BEULAH L. DWTER. De fe n da nt V, AO T IC M o r S U I T U T O l Beulah L. D w y e r 1414 South 11th Blar# Sheboygan. W l. c o n e ln Tou ar e her eby notified thtt a eult f o r d l v o r r * haa beea Inetltuted a g a ln et you by W A L T E R J. D W T E R In the c ir c u it Cour t o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florid a in and f o r Seminole County. F lc r. Ida. T it* ab b re viated title 0f the c*i* It WALTER r DW TE It. p la in tif f, v a r e u , IIE U LA H I- D W T E R . d e f e s dant. V T ou ara h er eb y required t t fi le yo ur an e w e r or other de. the Clerk o f the above etyled f e ri. lv * ple a din g In tha above etyled caue* w ith the Clerk Co ur t and to eerva upon P l a i n t i f f * At to rn ey. A L B E R T o f the Circuit Co urt o f eald and atrv* a copy X. F IT T S , whnt# addrete I* County, upon B aetttt and 1 Maeonle flulldlna, Sanford, th e re o f Flo rid a, a copy o f eald an ­ T urk , T Maitland P la ia , Malt, Florid a, a t to rn e y * for e w e r o r o th e r w ritt e n d e ­ land, b e f o re the fence, on or hefora the 4th p lain ti ff, on or le t day o f March, l i t : , if d a ) nf March 140. T I I E N A T U R E o f eald Com- you fall to do t o a Deer e* Pro w ill b* entered plaint I* to p ra y that tha Confeeao ahova atyleit Court s ra n t the aa aln tt you f o r the re lie f de. *, ab o ve named P l a i n t i f f a D i ­ mended In the Complaint. W IT N E S S m y hand and the f v or ce a Vincu lo M atrimonii o f eeal o f eald Co urt at Sanford, and f r » m T o u ; F A IL NOT T O A N S W E R Memln.de County. Florida, thl* L e a l a De ere * P ro Coiifeaeo : i t t i day o f Janu ary, l i f t . (S E A L ) b* entered aaalnet Tou. Ar th u r H. Beck wit h , J , . W I T N E S S My Hand and OfClerk f i n a l Seal at Sanford. S em i­ By M arga re t * . T y r e nole County. Florida, title : i l h Depu ty Clerk day o f January, A. D. IMS. Marian Tuck, o f tha firm * f (SEA L) A r th u r H. Deck w ith, Jr.. It ae.ett and T u c k C le rk of abut* etyled 7 Maitland P lata Maitland, F lo r id a Court. A t to r n e y * far P l a i n t i f f By: Margaret E. Tyre, Publleh Jan. i t * F tb . t. It, D. C. 1«. (M l. Albert X. Fill* I Maeonlo Bu ilding Sanford, Florid a A t t o r n e y f o r P la in tiff. Publleh Jan. I * 4a Fab. JO. 1441. CDE-7T Thers arc an estimated live million hay fever aufferer* in the United State*. I l P , If* ) C P B -7 t 4. 11, , • 1 ' NOT KESPONSUILF. 1 will nst be reapsnilbla for SR7 debts Incurred by an; one other than myself. HETTY M. COX WHY COULDn Y ^ SMl COLLECT BUTTERFLIES^ EVERYBODY £ READ S THE CMMt. 7 OURftAVMftS wuurMttlTfciMCMU./MON'r w*r iouo. AMD ITS TOO LAII TO WITI«JCIU*W NON M0W 7MU1w r l CLASSIFIED “ Don't worry about her. my dear. You wor* rate in your hair when I w et courting you and you turned out all rlghtr C A R N IV A L ) J By Dick Turner ADS M H Q S P flL 1 \ ) 4 iS w ir / r DUMP (IN M 0 6 p fr----------- tw b WAJll OFF/ Whether you are a I > B # BUYER or a SELLER “ Whit do you h ivt that ein meet the challenge of 9 '34 motor that hie to bo completely rebuilt?" In Hit Hoavont I fourth planet front aaa I Southern E571 You'll get the response ICaramony 4 lodlac •in 0 Small branch t Heavenly body ■tveratty fab.) T Indian HPlih egg* ^ h r KM A ^ UTTUIAMAJCV K S S ii’i |fegSBB* sSeea You want when you use proeoua IS Parller* 31 China** a 21 Aer.o* SOPrejudice m as Gramliba plaat S w H ' “ “ art of r ilium . ad-ba* sandpiper t 41 Indus bw 1 41 Near as?* £>attforf> Sfmttit 1 41 Wu>4er 44 Hirer le Relgism U Era IT W ANT ADS nn^Lwt _treat run MPebUahms(sk) 8 JUST CALL FA 2-5612 4 �• # f^ Ia 7 7 :' It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 13. Education - Instru ction Ih r franfurit fc'rralh RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not hr re­ sponsible for more than one MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED |o i l - 1 - • -.-ri| • • r a i l . ' K IN CIVIL SERVICE ‘ al'a 1 * • ' * ^ incorrect insertion of your «d. WORK experience necessary, and reserves the right to re­ No grammar school education vise or reject any advertiseusually sufficient. Train now nient from what ordered to at home for jobs with secur­ conform to the polirici of this ity. For details, semi name, paper. address, phone no. to: NA­ TIONAL TRAINING SER­ CLA SSIFIE D IN D E X VICE. BOX 30 c/o The San­ 1. Lost & Found ford Herald. 2. Notices - Personals ij. Education - Instruction I. I ransitoitution O ffice 204 W . First 5. Foot! fi. For Rent d e a d l in e s GA Special Notices 7. Rttsiness Rentals CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 8. Reach Rentals Tues., Ihru Fn. - 3 P. >|. day 9. For Sale or Rent before insertion. Moo. • hat. 10. Wanted to Rent noon. II. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sule STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 13. MortRitite Loans Tues., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day It. Insurance before insertion. Mon. • Sat 15. Ruiduess Opportunity noon. 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted Legal Notice 10. Situations Wunted 20. H n bysltters •n IK* ( ohm wf thr ( nanlf Jtimr. ftrmtn«tt (n xi.lf, su ir •f FI>.rU». la P rokolr la r» Ik* Kalatr all THELMA OEADVD K KRFKR IM lflllil, •'iv v i. v n r ii i: 21. Reality Salons Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 21 . Electrical Services 25. I’ lumliing Sendees 26. Radio & Television 27. S|H>cial Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 20A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 80. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Roats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas ^ Feb. 20, 1963 — Page 3-A 12. Real Estate Fur Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Services rlsrrat|0n Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Trade* Institute llox It, c o Sanford Herald. fi. For Rent FUllN. Apt. 2300 Mollonvillc. Unfurnished 2 bedroom home. 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2-3234 or FA 2 0525. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2 3483. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. 575 month. Pit. FA 2 5303. 3 Bedroom Ikiuse. 2406 Stevens Ave. Plume 319 4671. K E N T A RED "I thought the wns kidding when she said they were NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath NO DOWN payment, Suniand home, large corner lot, 311 Estates. By owner. KlIA Tucker Dr., Suniand Es­ loan. 3 Bit, 1 bath. 1’ iionc tates. V A—nothing down, FA 2 0269. monthly payments $92.00. By OWNER. 3 BR, CB home. FA 28074 • FA 2-2218. Fla. room Sprinkler sys­ 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, tem, large yard. Good loca­ air-condition, central heat. tion. FA 2 4836. Near Big Bear Lake. Alio S bedroom, 2 bath home In 16. Female Help Wunictl Casselberry. Will take Utc model car or diamond ring TAKING APPLICATIONS for waitress. Must he over 21. as part payment. Possession Apply l’ ig 'N Whistle, 8 un­ at once. O. S. Miller, Brok­ til 4:30. er, Orlando. Ph. GA 5-2230 or a>3-9525 COLORED” MAH) for elderly rotiple. General housework. 323-0557. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 to call regularly e a c h month en established Studio 3 BR., 2 hath home. Nothihg Girl Cosmetics clients in down, 165. ino. 222 Palin and around Sanford making Place. Prater Homes. 1’h. necessary deliveries, etc. 3 FA 3-1928. or 4 hours per day. Route T .M .N . E N TE K I’ UiSES will pay up to $5 00 |ier Has purchased b e a u t i f u l hour. Write STUDIO GIRL wooded area at Mmgdale. COSMETICS, Dept. 70932, See Mr. Ferguson at sale* Glendale, Calif. office and pick your lot and Ikuve models. Low 17. Mule Help Wunted down—low monthly paymt*. AIR-Conditioning men need­ IM M E D IATE ed. See our ad tinder Edu­ OCCU PANCY cation & Instruction. Com­ 3 Hotlroom, l l j batli, no qualmercial Trades lllititutc. IfyiiiK. Sec Mr. Fcrcuson. Ixingdalc yulxiivlylon Umyi- 19. Sltuntinnv minted wood. Child Care, FA 3-2274 Bedroom brirk Itoine*. Cltolce locations. FHA. $450 Children kept. FA 2 4182. down. $78 month. Modus Child care. FA 3 0709. Jarvl*. FA 2-1810. Work uantnl. FA 2-7053. Holla way, Hospital A Baby going to run the rapids!" Beds By Day, Week, or Month 6. For Rent , 6. For Rent CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. lit St. FURN. 4 Bit. 2 hath, lake- |TWO BEDROOM iinfiimi.hed front home. $1U0 mo. Joint lktu»e. 403 San Carlos, $63 W Ft.AKA Al’ .VII T ' . l K N IS : E. Fox Realtor. Ph. 32.10339 Three room furnUhed Rooms private baUis, 111 apartment. 2101 Magnolia, W. First St. LARUE 3 BR House. Double $15. Robert A. Williams, garage. 803 E. 20th. Call Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Phone FA 2 3951. for appointment. 322-8120. house. 826 Escambia. Pli. CARE for children. 323 9303. FA 2 0274. Funnelled 3 ROOM furn. apt. Adults. BEAUTIFULLY 1IIU I'ark Avc. DAYS WORK. FA 2 5759. Rtktnt. FA 2 7431 ROOMS. Thr r.ablei, 401 Real Ertatr — MortRaRe, Magnolia Ate. FA 2 0720. HR . kitchen equipped, 965 IT;HNI6IIKU 4 HR, 2 bath 111 N. I'ark Avc. FA 2-2420 21. Ilra u ty Salons* mo. FA 2-4549 after 5 p in. house on Uki\ FA 241471 or Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ Owner must sell. Take over HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FA 2-2H37. chen equipped. FA 2-3049. VnfurnUht-d t or 2 bedroom Complete Beauty Service $49.u) payments. 3 bed­ Apartments. Kildten equip­ FA 26347. FA 2-5742 Q U A L IT Y R E N T A L S rooms in Suniand. FA 2-4181 103 So. Oak ped. 108 W. 18th St. Pb. Furnished or unfurnished, tv tm b riH c irr cockt, NEWLY FURNISHED Urge v o t ii ' r o r B irr Cut W Curl Beauty Shop FA 2-4871. large modern 3 RR. 2 bath 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ M *m J C D irtA E r i R c i i T . T O i.H A n O l.P \V. JOHNS ON 2 BR duplex. 14th St. LongFEBRUARY SPECIAL ed backyard. Air-condition­ iv and rim ic n v o i.i: an,I JI NK I. JOHNSON. country home with fire­ Wood. 838 3298. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Stir• n i'V T T . r i . i m i i i v ISEMBIt J. I'AUKi:It ftn I er. Kitchen equip|>cd. l>ow New operator get acquainted place, over 2000 square feel IV C H A V ! i :h i M l. 1)1131 JAN ITT A. 1‘AltKUH, hi* plua City. 201 W. 1st St. offer. $19.09 cream wave, down payment. 3309 S. I’ ark VO TII-n T il U R I'IIV II Houses lor rent. For infor­ wife, P e f a m la n u , plus kcparatu large utility $7.50 complete. Open even­ F R A N K J. r i W T . Ile .h le n ce a n tl Malting Ave. FA 2 1781. 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen mation contact Ted Wil­ nioni. $10o furnUlied, $140 P .a lntlff. Addreaa Unk nown. ings by apt. 318 Palmetto equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. »a. liams Hardwire, 205 E. unfurnished, with lease. T O U A N D B A C H o r TOU 3 Bit., Ufa bath house: or Ave. 3229834. W IEEIC MARTIN ard MAR a r * hereby n otified that aull FA 2 0920 after 8 p. m. 25 th St. T I I A J. M A R T I N , hla wile . wiU trade fur Hou#etrall«r. ha* been commenced against •s Spacious, split leicl lake • pcfeiotmita you In Ih# Circuit Court nf FA* 2 0934. 21. E lec trica l S ervices t iii: k t v t i: or iiu iiiiia th* Ninth Jn.lh l.il Circuit o f front liotnc, 4 1IR, 3 hath T O i W l t . l . l i : M A R T I N alol Ilia S ta le nf Florida In and FRIGIDAIRE available Immediately, nil- 3 BR, It-j bath. 120! Selma M A R T H A J. M A R T I N , hla f o r Hamltiiile County, th* a b ­ Northwest Quarter nf the wl fa, ltd., laingwood. $300 down, bre viated tit le o f which l«: tv th is r u i n i t rn ritT o f Sales & Service furnished, $195 wllJi lease. N<iiittiaa»t Quarter of Sec­ W h o e e reatdeneaa and Foet P A E I i ntVKIt 8 A V I N O S T its: MVTit j i m rist. e m ­ take up payments. House Wiring, Free Estimates tion 3. Township II South, O ffl c a addraaaea are unltnoan. H A N K . 1’ la ln tlff . - v * . IIA It- i t it- t\ AMI I'OII *KNI*OI.K 11.«tige Sl« Hast. Pleats talc* notlca that OE D I f . JOHNS ON and J U N K ro t v t v . ri.o itin t. Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric Two hornet in Iftich Arlwr LIKE NEW. 2 1IR, CII house Tit ACT TWO you ar e here by required to I . JOHNSON, til- w i f e rt at., r u t vrr.it\ to , i n n 112 Magnolia I’ll. FA 2-0915 section, each 3 Hit, 2 baths, Igiit* 1 to 24. Imlualvs of file yotir w r itte n i n a w e r or lirf riidaiita . In Chnncaryr No. OVKRMTUKBT at 130 Country Club Circle. I,AND n u t unfurnished, in i u Tract i. SAX* $123 and $133 d a f e n ir * . If any. peraomilly 13I3C. FANY, a Flurl.la curporallm: No down pay ment. Take 25. IHiimlmiy; .Services I d . M K ) HI'ltINDH Hl'ItD Io r hy an at to rn ey, on or beT h e nnlnre o f tlile ault ta A I'lalntlff, with lease. VISloN, Srtnlnole County, f o r * March JS. 1MI, at th* o f- foreclosure of thal certain v*. over $32 monthly pay ments. Flo rid a, ffcoordlng to the flea o f th# Clark o f th# C i r ­ m o r l g a g * from said d e f e n d ­ k . »f. n ic K ro n n ana FA 2-3340. plat th e re of recorded In cuit Court, at th* Court ant * to p lain ti ff, dated Dec­ ItlCKFOHP. hla Wife, e! *1. V*lat l l i o k A, page 5p nf Home In Kemlnol* County. embe r I I , l l l o and recorded ami ANY AND 4El, I'RRSON'I NICK DRY lots. Acreage Hanford, Flo rid a, and In m i l l December in, 1S40 In O ffi c ia l Die PuhllC llecortla of a copy th e re of to HTENHTIIOM lle c o rd . Hook ! ! ? pas*. ISS of HAVIN':! o il CLAIMING ANY Setnlnoln County. Fltirlila. also. FA 2-3677. INTBItKXT IN' Tin : IIEIICIN Real Estate — Mini Raws I'limiliins? & llcu tiiiK P A V I X ft Mcl.NTOHII, A t t o r ­ the Public llr c o r il. ut SemiTltACT TIIIlKK ney# f o r P la in t if f, F a i t O ffi c e note County, Flo rid a, encum- PF.HCIIIIIEP I'lt* 'FKItT V IA : I t b 1 throuiih 4 and l#ot» 111 N. I’ ark Ave. AIR CONDITIONING 322 2420 CATI'P IN' xmilNOl.K COI N WHY RENT? H o t 1330. Hanford, Florid a, In brrltiK that certa in piece or 7 1 throiiffh 24. Illock •Tl” TV, FIAMtlPA, CONTRACT and REPAIR 2 HR, CII. FHA. Small down of pr ope rty located, that certa in procaedlnu pend- parcel T r a c t 34. 8ANLANRO IWtndantr Bedroom, 2 bath, built-ins, lute aualnkt you In t o * C i r ­ eltuate, and WORK being In **l d SFItlVIH n rilD IV lH lO N . payment, $32 68 per month. M in t i: u p hi i r cuit Court o f the Ninth JuUI- County and State, t o - w lt : fenced yard. 113 \V. Cole­ SAmlntils County. Florida, Corner lot. HU Country 1007 -Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 ria l Circuit o f Flo rid a, In and leit 3. Illock S. N OHTII TIIIJ » r%TM III* » 1.1111111% TOi accord lug to ilia plat man Circle. S120 per month. For Hrtnlnol* County. Flor­ O t: I. A N P o Tt IVVNHITK, i:. M IIICKKoltD. AII'I thereof recorded In Flat Club ltd. PLUM RING FA 2-7484, ida, In Cham-ary, an ahl.ro. I'o ltllT II A PPITIO N , ae lllt'K Koltllg lil« u If•• If IIv* l(4ii.k 4. page 7* of tlia s lated title o f aatd eauea he. record. >1 In Plat llonk 13. luff, and if tie.11. th« unknown Contracting Repairs Fuhllo Itecords of Semi­ AUTO SALVAGE YARD P a g e i * . Pnt.tlc tterorde of lielm, d«vl9e«P. )eH«l*e*. ffrattI n * " F R A N K J. |h»KT. Fla lnnole County, Florid*. 2 lilt. Kitclu-n equipped. Apt. 5 acres on paved road near FREE ESTIMATES ti f f , v i VVII.I.1R M A R T I N and Sem inole Comity. Klorl.la. !•*». truatet*. Itentflclarl**, T IIA c r KOtJft $6Y 2819 Kim Ave. It. L. HARVEY M A R TIIA J. M AR TIN , hla b a c ii <iF T o r is itr.yt'Ht- apoimea. rrediii>ra, lienor*. Hue* Tjota 5 through 20. Work Sanford. Not In o|ieraliun w if e . Palandanta. • and heraln K P to fi le yo ur an e w e r o r rrn»orn nr nthere ilulmlaj; ail ••If, Tract 24. HAN'LAN'DO 204 Sanford Avc. FA 2-3383 due to death, hut /oninit fall not or a Poore,- F ro Con* other w ritten d e f e n e * . to the Inlwrtwt \>y. Hiroilffh, lllldir «»r HI'IIINUrt HFIIDI VISION, Furn. lledriMim House. f e * » o w ill ha antered au nlnit Cumtilalnt wit h th * Clerk o f for the mill i :. M. Iilekforil will permit continued use Semlnoln County. Florida, Adult-* no pels. FA 2 7004. tii* i in-uit Cour t of Seminole find ■ >‘ >u. 26. lU d in & T elevision Hick lord, hla wlf«| according to th«* plat for this purpose. $13,UK). The nature o f th l* proceed. County. Florid a, In this pro- ll» \ M. llintNH m i l l ---thereof recorded In Flat In s halo s a suit f o r f or e, veedtna and to e « r v * a copy llimNM.. her liuehmiil, If llv* PERSONAL RADIO & llook 4. page 73 of the 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ elo e ur* o f a Vendor' * Elen on there of upon th * p l a i n t i f f * luff, arol If de««l. the unknown T*uh||e necoidt of Semi­ ment. Downstairs, larKc T.V. SERVICE th * follow Ins deerrlbad real ttorneya. W h o k * name* and l»#lr», de\|pee», U fdlrti, ffmtl* nole County, Florid*. ai* her alnafta r aet teep, p r o p e r t y l y l n s And h e ir s In add rea. rooms. Call 322 6341. We repair I’ liono Changer* truatem. hemHcUrlet, TRACT FIVE Hemlnole County, Florid a, to- forth, ae required by law. not NpiitiMm, rmlKore, lletiorw, wur* Lota I through 3 ami Radio & T.V., Aulo Radius later than Hie 14th day of criion or otherw I'lulmltiir «n Srlti REALTOR — INSURon lsota 22 through 24. Mlo<k FURN. AND Unfurnished new tart I and the B a i t one- March luej. In defau lt th e r e ­ Interest hy. throurfh, iinder nr 1 DAY SERVICE FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Trait 24. HANLANI m# 2 Bit duplex apartments. l i a l f o f l<nt |. Illock S, o f the caueo w ill proceed ex for the mM M i AI. Ilurnt 4ml 23tli SI. k Sanford Ave. hl'IHNUM dL’ IIDI VISION, A. R. IttiHHell'a Addition to p art* upon tlio entry o f a P e ­ ■■ — Hum*, her huthtml; HN« Terratro floors, tile bath. LA REVIEW Home for salc^r Fnmlnulo County, Florid*, Ph. 323-0033 P io Co n fe r# * a g a in .! Fori lived, accor din g to e r * * EOIl * IV.\TNI:H. • pdfloer* • ••cording to tha plat FA 2 2174 after 3 p m. rI at th e re of a# recorded Toil trade for a llled farm on the whip or fhe ffranteee, iru-lee*. thereof recorded In Flat In F l i t Rank I. F a s * SI W I T N E S S my hand and the hentflrUrUe, rrei|lior9. lienor*, west side of Sanford. Call 27. Specinl Serviced fW«h 4, page 71 of th* FURN. 3 Room Apt. $39 mo. W I T S ' K M rny h in d and aeat o ff ic ia l real o f raid Court In euccewenre, or «>ther» clalmlov I'uhllr ReconD of Semi­ at Honferd, Hemlnol* County, Samlnol* Coutity, Florida, thl. FA 2-789$ days or FA 2 6368 Adutu FA 29180. 4ii Intereei hy, through, under nole County. Florida. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, F lo ri d a, th l. t l t h day o f F e b . t l t h day o f Fe bruary ISIS. nights. or for the bald tn*rt ner»hl|»; TRACT MIX (S E A 1.) ruury, A. P . 1313. SPRINKEIt SYSTEMS K. K. \:S7X>H unit ---K # N * within Th* Lust Dn**llalf of the LARGE Room Apt. A r th u r II Ilackw lth. Jr.. (NEAL .) All Types and Sires Mouthetet Quarter nf the 2 IIR. HOUSE, CB, good U>. Clerk o f Hi* Circuit Court /.Oil, hl» wife. If IlhltiK. and A r t h u r H. Rackw lth, Jr.. walking distance of town. If d«a<l. the unknown heir*. d«» South west Quarter of the We Repair and Service Clark o f th# Circuit Court l ly : Martha T. Vlhlen ration, low down payment. \l»rep. lemteep, ffrffntcr*. FA2 3819. ftoiitheest Quarter of Dy: Martha T. Vlhlen put) Clark S T I N E Iruateei, beneflriarim. 9pouiM. $38 mo. FA 2 2103. tlon 3, Township 21 South, P » p u t y Clerk flear.lall, tl r ldle y and Eewla creditor*, lienor*. luverhiorii Range 2V Last. STORE. 1201 W. First St. 1’h. Machinery and Supply Co. S le n it r o m . Davie A Molntoeb A t t o r n e y * for I'la ln tt ff or uthera clfflmlnir an Intereei Defendants; an North Court Street A lt o r n e y a f o r F lo ltit lff FA 2 (Mil. 2UT W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 hy, through, urnler or for the tinF.LTi.vns: Poet O f fic e I b x 3134 Fo al O f f l r e lloa 133» J. W. Hall, Realtor *aid K. K. ICneor ami — You ar«> hereby notified that Orlando, Florid a Kanford, Florid a furn. Bit. Piano lulling ami Repair "Cali Nall" FA S-9841 Feb. 11. I* . II A Kneor, hie wlfa; IV II. HAY- * proceeding to quiet title LAKE MAIIY, Fubllah Fab. I I , >». SI A Pub ll.h NKH and ---- IIATNF.tf. hie end for other relief has been Mar. 4. 1141. Apt. $40. FA 1-3330. W. L. Harmon — f a 2-4223 Mar. I. t i l l . $544 Se French Ave. wife. If living, and If dead, brought In th# Circuit Court CDF-41. CPF-41 the unknown heir*, d*vi»r*a. for Seminole County, Florid*, KcujdiolsU-ry Spcrialsf ALMOST new 4 bedrooms, 2 j |lei(at«e». granle*#, truvteee. against alt person* claiming 6 A Npei'inl Nttlirrn hrnefli'larUe. •|»oU9«e, rr edi­ ny estate, right, title or batiis, large paneled living Chain $39, selection of fa­ tor*. llanor*. tuemiors cr Interest In, or lien upon, the REMINDER brics. Sofas 189, selection of room with stone fircidace, others clalmtnff an Inlereet by. un.te described real property, fabrics. INCOME TAX SERVICE ' through, under or for the eeld situate In Seminole County, Florida room. Carporle. On P. U. Ileynee and ---- lleynee. Florida, and you ar* h*reby Custom Made Slipcover* O. M. H A R R IS O N ’S 1 acre lot, near Wilson h ie w i f e , WAMII.VJTUN required to f II* with th* 322-8827 School. I’aola. $19,300. Ph. Chairs $24.30, Sofas $49.30. OWK.NII and ---- OWfcNH. hi* Clerk of th* ahov* described 1311 Palmetto Ave. . . wlfa; AflTIII R K. JONBI and Central Florida’s largest Irrult Court in and for . -i . FA 2-1694. ---- JoNKH. hla »lfa ; If living Seminole County your written In Downtown reupliolstery Factory. Free nml If dead# the unknown Appiaranui fpertooally, or hy 9. Fur Sale or Rent LOTS MAYKAIit SECTION" Imnm estlmute*. written heirs, devleee*, legatees, ffran* attorney) In e«ld proceeding, tees, truitera, hctiefli Url> e, on or before th* let day of 3 Bit. Modern house. $17 A few choice lots left in guarantee, 10'/# down. SANFORD, FLA. epoueee. ertdMore. Ilin-ri, euo* March, lift, end thereafter Catalina FA 20378. Mayfair section. Terms Central Fla. Decorator* 4-#»hore or others rUimlng an to file servir* on tha attor­ Interest hy. through, under or neys for the I'lalnttff, BA KLit. If you like country living. South k Garland ROBERT A. WILLIAMS for the aald Arthur K. Jonea ItAKLIt A SMITH. 43 Kast For Sale by Sealed Bid Orlando. Fla, Ph. GA 2 4879 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On and ---- Jonew. hie wlfa; ■- Finn Street, I*. O- IloK No. Realtor Sanford FA 3-9613 LAIlOtf. the widow of l>r. A. 1171, Orlando, Florida, and south side of big laikc Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. Ready for development is this lot fronting 55 f#et on II. latroe. If llvlutf and If file with * aI4I attorneys for Cocoa NE 6-6178 Mary. Water fur boating, FA 3-3IS1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Firat Street, 140 feel deep, and located *ome 80 feet deed, the unknown heirs, tie. the I'lelntlff and with the wsat of Palmalta A n a s e between the Old Pw*t Office vleees. legatees. grantees, Clark of th* ahov* stated etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ trustee*. teneflclarlSB. spousea. Court your wrltteu defenses, Slid stares and ehapa farthar watt along Firat Street. SIN G ER mately 2 'i acres. FA 3-9162. White furnished house across creditors. llsna>rs. Bucusisors or a'ltwer. If any. to tit* High fkltool oo Ridgewood. SEW ING M AC H IN E or other* claiming in lnt«rs»t Complaint at lha times pre­ Lot was formerly part o f Old Post Office alia. Sale# and Service by, through, under or for tho scribe I by law, therein setting 12. Iteul K n U le Fu r Sule $4390. Inquire within or IIM Dr. A. II. Iswroa and up Die r stale, right, title or phono Apopka 816 4849. Free estimates In advance I#ur4i«, hla wld<iw; Dlt. llUl'K Intsreat In. or lien upon, the H O W TO BID f n * home demonstration T. M. ItlTTKII und hA 11A11 K. hove ilescrlhcd property 2 Acres of land on hiway 17* ItITTKIt, hie wife, lo] North -iln.4.| by you. Herein fall C A L L FA 2 5782 Uth Ntrstt, Allentown l’snnpy. not, or Judgment will he en­ 92. Frame housu, barn, buaL Baalad bid* on Rid Form G>FLA-583 will ha apanad at Alan's Fabric k Ruga Dsnla; CHAItLr.k D III vl# tered agalnet you hy default. the place and time ahown below. Write or phone Immedi­ ness. Cheap. G68 3320. Office FA 2 -llti MKh end ----- HKMUP.I#. his 2339 Park Dr. \\ ITNLSM my liiii.l aid ately lor reqoired Bid Form which girts full informa­ Nights FA 2 0641 wife. If living, and If ^«S. era I of Ih* said C0U i! tion about aalr. THE *N G REEN tfis unknown hslre, devises*, ford, Seminole County. Flor­ 323-0700 F R IG ID A IR E legatees. grantera. Irustma, id*. thia 2alit day o( Jatiiiary, iolf 2524 Park Dr Saniord, Fla Out 2(Jlh St. opposite Sales A Service baiisfli’Urles. spou«ee. credi­ Ilf43. Term* nailable on credit appro)ul. Inspect at any Club. New 3 bedroom, l l j tors. lienors. surceieore or DH2AL) time. G. II. HIGH MODEL HOME othsis rlaliuing su interest t> bath, built-ins. lairgc fain­ Arthur II- ID kwlth. Jr., 1709 W. L l St. bsniotd through, under vr for th* »aid Clerk of the Circuit Court Bedroom, kitchen equipped. tly room, central host and Rida Open March IS. 1963. at 10:30 A..M. EJS.T., Chgrlas U. Ken.rm 1 and ■ - In and for Sernlnol* Coun­ Phv FA 1*3881 $61 month. 3823 Sanford Air-Condition. Low, low Itenuusl, his wife; ANY AND ty. Florida. Room 353 ALL MTHLIlrf IIAVI.NU o il Ave. Hy: Jean I Wila* down p a y m e n t s . $75.uu CLAIM I Nil ANY INTRIUCHT Deputy Clark General Berricaa Administration month paya all. Drive out IN T illi KOLLAJW INU DKd« Jeeeph I*. Ilaker All types or Real Estate c iu iir d rn oricn TY f/v \t - Retaer. D*ker A Smith 1778 P u c h trM 8 1 m l. N. W. today or call FA 2/744 for t:o in ntiMi.st/Lt: c o i m i . 43 Hast Flnu Street H uutlngr A ir Cunditiunini; detail#. 10 39 to 5 dally. John E. Fox, Atlanta 9, Georgiu k LOItIDAi Orlando. Fl*Sales—Repair—Contracting TRACT ONI I'utileb Jen 2* A Feo 4. 13.' Realtor LOVELY Colonial home. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES Rhone: A re a Code 101. TRinity 6-3311. Ext. 5631 The Kh$l One Half «? the | IP43. * CDL-7J I llu N. paik Avc. Ph. J.'J-Uuok FA 2-7431, |250/ Oak FA 2 8.121 N o l l e - l» lirri-liy ulvrn that th * « ti.I * r a 1u t..->1 ul ll , «.n tinM t h .lay nf .March, V. P IM S p r e s e n t In the llonor ahlo Co un ty Juilit* nf Seminole Co un t)’. Fln rl' U. hi* rin.il rc turn, ii.-oount mol vnurUrrs, .:A it m ln la t r s lo r » f lhi> Ratals uf Thalm* Ulaily# Krafar. .Iri-rnr »'l. mol at aald tlllt*, then and thara, malts application to th i aatd Judga for a final »#ttlam t n l o f hla adntlnlatratlon nf aoM aatata, mol for ait order d la r h a r n ln r him na aurh Ad ■nlnlat rotor. l' ata d thta the 11th day o f February. A. P. IVIJ Kla-nnd R. Friend A* Ad m in is tr ato r o f the Rata l# o f T h e lm a O U d y a K e t f e r Peceneed t ’ Ublleli Kelt. 1), 10. Sf Mar. C. DCS. C P K -:« Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice Wall Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency U. S .‘ G O V ER N M EN T LA N D Jim Hunt Really Southern A ir .11. Articles For Sale Monuments, Cemetery work Also lettering vn Stones SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 2317 Mellonvllle Ave. Phone FA 2 6419 Pants 99c. T-shirts 48c, ArmyNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford Avc. TWO WAY Intercom $12.50. FA 2-5362. L A W N SERVICE Heady Mix Concrete, sand, steel, window sills, lintels, dry wells, gresse traps, stops, table tops, stepping stones, lot markers. It. k fi. MOBILE Steam Mirsdc Concrete Co. cleaners. Wo clean any­ 3D9 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 thing, anywhere. Aulo en­ gines and bolls especially. U S E D REFRIGERATORS 322-8740, $5.09 up. 401 W. Uth St. Mowing, edging, fertilising, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. FA 2 1817. 2!L A u tom obile S erv ic e “ auto g lass- IN S T A L L E D FREE loan of our efficient Carpet Shainpooers with pureha»c of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furni* lure. Wiiulsiiiclil Ruck Glass Door Glass Vent Glass ONION PLANTS SERVICE CRYSTAL WAX k SWEET Scnlturik Glass nml I’uint SPANISH. PER It— $2.59 Company 590—$1.50, 5M lots and over 2in Magnolia I’ ll. FA 2-4622 -$2.00 CABBAGE 4, CITRUS BAGS AUTO * RADIO All fixes, ladders, picking Drive-In Repair Service bags, clippers, truck rope, PERSONAL RADIO St T. V. ask for our price list. 251h St. k Swnfbvd Avc. A. M. PHBVATT, PHONE Ph. 323 0633 7192115, SEVILLE. FLA. 111 A . P e ls FACTORY TO YOU Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 month# ALUMINUM BLINDS old. AKC. Female. Call Enclosed liead, Sag proof bot­ 322-7879. tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ 2 Shetland ponies: t sorrel ton or nylon cords. filly, l paint gelding. $125 each. Saddles al*o able. I’ll. 322 9162. avail­ Seiikutik Glass and Paint Compuny 2,0 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4423 POODLES, AKC. Brown min iature. 322-2573 Singer Round Bobbin sew­ ing machine, equipped to zig WANTED: O N E C o c k e r tag. Guarantee. 4 Pay# Spaniel puppy. 6 to to ments uf $o.30. FA 2-9111. i wrclu old it |Mi**ible, or 21" ADMIRAL TV. Tablo younger. Ihw-n't have to be model. Good condition, less regiatcred. but would like than 2 years old. $75. Call thoroughbred. Any color. 322-44478 after 6 p. m. 323 (M12. AKC REGISTERED Weimar- MAHOGANY table and buffet. Afidlrons and fire place alter puppies. $39. FA 2-U335 screen. FA 2 32*3. day; FA 2-2169 evenings. .12. Flimeni • Shrubs 16 MM KODAK movie cam­ era, with light meter. Lea­ ther carrying case. Phono FA 2 8113. PETUNIA. .Snapdragon, Pansic stock. GRAPEVII.LE NURSERY Grapeville Ave. Near 20tli St. 36. AutomolineN • Truck* Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ 19(2) FALCON. 1-lkc new. Ph. FA 2 5618 after 5:30. gons, Pansies, Vegetable Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. '57 DeSoto sedan. Must sac­ Upsala lid. Just off 20th St. rifice. Terms, wilt) ut> and 1st St. money down, 322-7591. .1.1. Furniture .17. llontM • .Motors WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment* GGewsy To The Waterway of $13.39 cn 3 complete Rolmon Sporting Goods rooms uf furniture. Call Your KVINRUDE Dealer TE 81311, Casseila'rry, col­ 3U4-OH E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 lect. 15' Boat, 2 motors, anchor, Used furniture, appliances, 2 oars and gas ran. $90. See tools, etc. Ilougbt - Sold. Iwfore 5 p. nt. 210 S. Freuch Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Avc. FA 2-7633. Avc. Pb. FA 2 4132 Sell Us Your I'urnuurc. yuii k UK. M o torcycles • S c o o lc r* Service With the Chill. VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) SUPER TRADING POST $19.63 down k $3.52 WeekFA 29677. I). Lewis Sales k Service KKKK KSTIMATI'# 2517 Cuuutry Club Road Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 1’ h. FA 2 7928 ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 1959 Vespa Grand Sport. Call Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2 5035. FA 2-2147. MOTORCYCLE. Two Harley DON'T THROW IT AWAY 74, 58 k 51. See at 413 Hring your aluminum furni­ Myrtle. FA 2 0770. ture In us fur complete rcAn Investment, not an ex­ weldiing. pense. Call FA 2-3612 lor FURNITURE CENTER expert advice on a Herald lltxj French Ave. advertising campaign. I’ll. FA 2-7933 H 0 LLE R S °/S A N F0 R D C A D ILLA C OLDS T O D A Y ’S S P E C IA L 1938 OLDS 4 Ilnur Sedan Wills Automatic Transn:l««inn, Itadin, Healer, Tinted Liars, White Wall Tirr« And Air 4'ulidllinning. 745 00 62 FA M O N Station Wuiion. 4 Door ..... ......— 3H I’ l.Y.MOUTII 2 Dour. V-H, Stick S h ift ------38 CIIKV 4 Door. Air Condition -------- — * ....69 CORVAIR I Dour, Automatic ----- ------SI FORD Htatioa Wagon, V-8, A u la .----------39 CAD ILLAC Sedan DoVille. Power, A ir Cond. 56 FORD Station Wagon, Aulo. 61 CADILLAC 4 Door. Power. Air Cond. 57 UIIKV 2 Door, Standard Shift ----- ------56 OLDS 2 Door, Automatic ---- ---------— 57 FORD Station Wagon, V-8. Overdrive — 41 CIIKV V, Ton I’lrkop, Auto. Trans. ------39 CIIKV Hist Ion Waxen. Very l.ow Mileage 59 1’IA VII.I T II 2 Door, Sid. Trans. ---------55 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. 6. Std. Shift 39 KDriKI. 4 Dour, Automatic ........— 59 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop, 4 CjrL 56 CADILLAC Sedan DvVIlle. A ir Cond. 42 CIIKV II Htatlou Wagon, 4 Cyl„ Auto. 38 FORD 4, Auto.. V-M. Hardtop ..... 38 FORD 2 Dour, 6 Cvl„ Standard 57 FORD 2 Door ...................... 58 I’O M 'IA C Station Wagon. 4. Auto. Tri 219 K 2nd ST. PA M i l l 238$ 4)1(1. AN DO CII 1-3168 11793 393 993 1193 393 2393 593 3293 693 293 543 1413 1393 693 313 595 493 693 2093 593 593 293 $95 PARK AVE. FA 2-086^ �4 GHr Denfurb frrelk Cherry-Ho Fitted TiiRe 4-A — Feb. 20, 19G3 -300 O O r Bing C h e rrie s ........ M e a F fe Nabisco's Family Favorite Fig Newtons Us-' 39* Famous Sanka Brand Instant Coffee *139 8 Copt. Kitt Canned W H ERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE C at Food 4 r . 49* Sunshine Combination Sale HONEY GRAHAMS (M b.) HYDROX COOKIES (M b.) .................... Swifts Os Brand . . . bt 83* Peanut Butter t * • * • ...'Sr 39" Swift’s (with meat balls) O 24-os. •9 cant Spaghetti 10 Pink Liquid Lotion Dctorgent Lux L iq u id ............. 49" Low-Sudsing <reg. $2.39) 10-os, 5 ^ 9 9 Dash Detergent down produce lane Crisp Kentucky-Wonder United Proas Itrntatiunal J WASHINGTON (U P I) — A (lark shadow la moving amiss the lirlirht political Im­ age ol New York's Ttepulillran Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel­ ler. It la movlnir, which la Win Kovcrnor'a good fortune. If Ihn shadow contra to rest it could take on the outlines ol Poe's bnd-lurk raven. Ihn shallow ronsista of Rockefeller's attending record. Conservative Itepulilicans will Dot be happy about that and less so If, as auspeeled by some conservatives, Rockefel­ ler conics up tills time with a deficit. Thu governor campaigned last year and was elected to a second term on a solemn pledge that be would not ruisn tases. He further esattretl the voters that be would not re­ sort to liond Issues In lieu of n Lax hike. Neither would lie druw on reserves of state funds to meet expenses. Pay - ns - yuu - go was the Imglo note of Rockefeller's campaign. Heavily tuxed New Yorkers liked the Idea, espudolly the pledge of no new taxes. Rockefeller had not much mure than dummy op­ position from tlm Democrats and their nomlnvu for govern­ or. Uut when tha returns were in, Rocky had a bulge of no more than P(Mr,000 votes. He and bis nu eager* bad figured on mure than that, n whop­ ping majority would have beculiucd Republican opposition to Rockefeller’s nomination next year for president. Ills mujority was disappointing. F.ven so, Rockefeller’s reelection, Richard M. Nixon's defeat in California and some lesser factors toom*d tha New Yorker to front runner position toward Unit. Not merely front runner, either, but front runner by several laps. Then Rockefeller pro­ duced Ids budget for the state of New Yolk. The voters' anguish wua loud and Immedi­ ate. Rocky did not propose new tuxes. Ilut lie laid on a 40 |mt cent hike In motor vrhiclu legist ration fee*. License fee* for physiciuns. pool halls and such also went up. The aver­ age Increase oti a New York motor vehicle was f'J.50. Rockefeller rxpluins that these revenue measures urs III the area of fees, not Uxe*. This exercise in semantics verges on a quibble. Rut Rockefeller has on his sidu thr solid argument that registiallou fees huvn nut been In­ creased since 1028— and what ran you buy now that doesn't cost more than 40 years ago 7 The Republican legislature i is shaken. The votcis aro | pleasuring their legislators to reject Rocky's program. That would be a |>oliliral revt rse of magnitude for the governor. Wurse for him, however, is that the uproar over fees has ' focused a t t e n t i o n on his si*tiding record and spending plana. 19" Lettuce .................. 2 . . . 35" t) I Juicy Sun-Kist Lemons SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS Sm oked D aisies •1. 9 5 49* Stare-Brand Lawn & Shrubbery ib. 6 9 * Groan Giant Whole Komel Nlblett 12-ox. 4 Apples ..... , ............ Fertilizer .6.5 5 ) ...... -o 6 C o r n .......... 33 G reen P e a s 3 C ake M ixes 3 P e a rs . • . . 2 C h e rrie s • • 2 C ru st M ix • 2 pin! pkga. Crisp Red York 0 Swift's Solo! Ant'd Sharbot or ... 49" -bn Dark Shadow Moves Across Rocky's Future Pole Beans ............ Firm Californio Iceberg _ST ut0 111KAII — Steve CnrlKun, 17, L u r k h p u r , Culif., reaches haifwuy point near Point Reyns on his GO-milo hike. Thousands o f Ameri­ cans have taken up hik­ ing in response to the President’s enthusiasm for physical fitness. U • < cans Groan Giant (limit S please) #303 can* lefty Crocker Whito, Yellow, Davits Food pkga. F & P Halves In Syrup Bartlett Chorry-Ho Red Sour Pitted Fie # 303 cana ( loll cona Pillsbury's Stick Style or Pie rag. pkga. Swift's Supsr-Refinsd • • quart bot. 49* *1. 39* 49* 39* 39* S T A R -H IS T CHUNK TUNA 2 I J "FRESH PORK SALE" A G ED H EAVY WESTERN BEEF ib. |b. ib. Swift's Premium Chunk Style Swift's Premium Sliced Down-on-tha-Form Flavor Tomow CLIP AND REDEEM m m m m ss I la a r m o l wdy ’ 9 ” llaeftM Sot . Bab. St. ItSI) W Kw m w n S ta m p s waea tee serekeee CI oom Toath Pasta (lc -0 ff Pack) *5? 75' s«». vos. a. & Sarasota Brand Chippod Ham, M , i ooai ... i PRICES EFFECTIVE *d.W GREEN STAMP ■40 Ms asd offkooo eh mooh JERGEN'S LOTION w s&WGREEN STAMPS ■44 Ms mJ smrhsss sh iTOUFFtTI QUICK FROZill lO'IX (n o MMM-oloo >li w . | C Q f spinach souffle Ctatfroa S al. Bat. n . LM1> '••l Sol. *.* n. ISSSI liss lilf J ” + • i r 49* Margarine ____37c S-tot or Sullormilk Stylo Pill,bury Biscuits.......... 39c Krsfl’i Pkilogdskio 5c-0lf Cream Cheese . P*S- 34c To»ly Cko44or Lo*|ko,a Cheese ........ 65c Hi Ib. Krstt'i liick or Muon.lor Sliced Cheese . ‘;V: 37c € Round S te a k * 9 9 Pot R oast 69 Short Ribs • • «>.4 9 G ro u n d B e e f »>4 9 m c n t ic H u n t c c (bone loss) a t ia s a ir e Fltiichmsnn's Corn Oil P o rk Picnics • . •»» 29 49 P o rk S t e a k .. • B oston B u tts • <b 3 9 S p a re R ibs • • • >b.4 9 c P o rk Sid es • • • ib 3 9 33 P o rk H ocks. • • 53 P o rk Ham s • • • □ Braunschweiger 49c □ Dried B eef • . . . 49c m □ W ien ers . . . . J s Sh □ B eef or Turkey • siV: 3 ib. Sirloin S te a k »>■ 99' T-Bone S te a k »>99' i * m iii dairy specials c INSPECTED PROTEN TENDER- «6*WGRIIN STA « 6 i-oi cans C o„, SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOV'T (bona in) ) THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 23 * r . ■ 4 L b s S ^ -osa s-a C Fruit P ies----3*Jjj- $1. Sird.-Iyt Quick Praia* fordbook Limas Beans . 4 ,°h•|0(,.• 99c Holloway H oum Sluffod Orooa Bell Peppers .. fe nr------am 59c Johaioa Vienna Crumb Coffee Cake .. 5Qc Marta*'. S -.c t or luttormilk 4-ox Biscuits ............. ,j£* 19c pkg. Mu- Psul'i fith Coho sr f i.b Stick Dinners ......................39c 0*rto*'r Quick f r o m Fish S tick s----‘j£- 39c i i « s l « t * a ' i family Pack Breaded S h r i m p ' 1.19 ShtnonSook fro .o a Csraiik Game Hens . . . 1 r * Mfelcome Florida lm Visitors m $ C frozen foods form Hoars Avals, Poach, Cherry "SERVING ALTAMONTE STRINGS, CASSLLIIHRRY, KERN PARK, LONG WOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANTORO'' . . . . Iron. HIGHWAY 17-91 end STA1B 69c )/ �C ra ck d o w n Exp Hunt For Blue Suede Shoe Boys Another firm nnder Inres-, are •'I asked for controls with­ for not obtaining * building j rate a sales organization and : bank or a building and loan Crackdown on “ blue suede houses, ete. It does etnpha is Sheriff J. L. Hobby- aaid |usually sub-contract to con- company is governed by state shoe boys" operating the I sire the "fly-by-nighters." in reason." Brown said to­ permit for a local repair Job. tigation at Gainesville and national laws in how it not legislation Ilecor.ls in Csmnty Judge Ver-1 Nova Builders, Inc., formerly today hi* department is co­ tractors. home repair racket in SanThe Herald lias been en day. “ but By 1-arry Vrrshel of Sanford. Lewis said the operating with the Florida He outlined these salesmen ; lends a depositor's money ." ford and Seminole County ap deavoring all this week to which would put legitimate I non Mire's office disclose the I financing through | Lewi* said he has read principals, of this company Slieriffs Bureau, which ha* obtain This sure is a funny place peared imminent t o d a y . learn what action Is being firms out of business. Many 1 taken locally. The informa-1 Florida residents cannot af mrn wfre fined $3* each, "disappeared" last November asked for information about “ front" organization* rrpre- contract* In which prosperThere has been some refer­ . . . Gene Estridge of First although one firm member. the principals of the Nova senting large linanre eompan- live customer* must sign to lion came to light today when ford to purchase a completePaul I.ewis,managerof the Federal calls about a Florida ence in official circles of a grand Jury probe although it w as learned of a legislative | ly finished house but can pur- Credit Bureau of Sanford and William Clctus Braden, was firm. He emphasized lie holds ies willing to risk between obtain financing and that State Bank bowling tourney city and county officers would hearing in Gainesville Fri- chase a 'shell' home and fin- j Seminole County, said today known to spend the nights at nowarrants of arrest forthe |S3.Too to St.ouo or some times ! some of these contracts pro. . . 10 minutes later Gene not permit their names to be : day. $5,ouo on second mortgages ! vide a 25 per rent of contract l i.*h the interior themselves that Sliv.vak and Ixickainy his home here until “ about 45 Nova official* fromAlachua ltot>ert S . Brown. Seminole |Sort of a do-it-yourself job." [parted company about a year days ago and we are still try­ County Sheriff Ji>e Crevasse, to cover home repairs, lie amount as a cancellation penTucker s gal Friday pretty i published in this respect l-owi* said that he has long added Interest rate* range |ally. He explained: A homeUnder Investigation at ago. 11c said that, to the best ing to locate him.” Patty Gatdiel calls about setThe Sanford Herald cm- County zoning director, onlyBrown reported he has the I been investigating the act l- from eight to it per cent, owner signs a contract for ting up a picture at Howard phasires that this article does last Monday unofficially re- Gainesville is a former Or- of hi* knowledge, Slivyak now carrying and other a home repair Job and then vitics of what he called 'blue with is operating his own firm and authority toissue a warrant Hodge* office at the Sanford NOT refer in in any way, di- quested the county's legisla- lando firm, Slivyak and Lock , decides before the work is local suede shoe b o y s" or “ high charge* added. Atlantic Bank Building . . . redly or indirectly, to the live delegation to probe into amy Builders. Inc. Brown that l-ockamy organized the j inaccordance with the "Strangely." Lewis said, istarted that lie wants to canConstrue-1 building code for the Nova binders" or “ fly by-nighters." Five minutes later I walked legitimate firms who do oper-, |nissible legislation control!- said today that aland two C o n t i n e n t a l to First Federal to see Pal ate here . . . sales organi/a- j ing the erection of “ shell" years ago he caused a war lion Company, of Orlando lie Builders officials for not oh- He explained these are itinrr- “ tin* is all legitimate under cel the contract. He must pay Iexisting laws. \ company 25 per cent of the contract George Touhy and he's sit lions, contractors and con- i homes and the repair of exist- rant to lie issued for Paul G added that he believe* lairk taming building permits but nnthigh pressure salesmen Slivyak and H. L. Lockamy amy no longer operates in "it is hardly worthwhile since wlto donot do anyconstrue- |willing to lend $1.0uo of its |amount a* a penalty for canting at his small desk in the strudion firms, f i n a n c c ins homes. butmerely ope- jown money ran do »o. A celling the deal. we do not know where they tion work this area. main lobby while his mas­ sive, Impressive office by the window, is vacant .. . . It always is. • • • I wish I could put into words Iww the death of Kyle Shoemaker hit me. • • • ClOc J ★ Was that Bill Stemper him self we saw the other daycleaning the windows by the Woodruff Building? • • • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Home Repair Racket Under Probe Friday (Eh? iimtlit W E A T H E R : Clear and cool through Friday. High today* 60-65. Low tonight* -10-15. VOI-. r.:i United Press I .eased Wire Kntnl)!ishitl IfllW T il HUS.. K KH RU AitY 21. l!U5:i " SA N H m iL ^ F L O R lIJ A arose in the dealing* of n ed ns a credit check foitn or (Speeial to The Herald) Art Association Show horr now defunct St. Petersburg some other innocent Instru­ lly Harold Itiimni'l at Hie Civic Center Sunday fiim. Florida llnmrrraft. Inc. ment. Staff Writer . . . It’s a must . . . starts Cheek* on lh,« Join done 1h« two-year statute of liniiGnlnrsvilte Daily Sun at noon . . . Free! GAINESVILLE — Way* to ' lotion* has run on the firm's show that the work ngtvcd to • • • •-ripple the multi-million do!- [ local activities, but Invest!- by the firm* seldom has been How come one of our young lar home repair racket that i« cation* prompted by the fore- completed in almost every in­ doctor* is considering leaving sacking most of Florida will closures uncovered many sim­ stance. town . . . Got to give San-1 be sought in a special legis­ ilar more ievent deal* hero Mortgage* raddling tin* Jury Report ford more of a chance than lative sub-committee hearing by ollii-r firms. properties range from 100 to l)KI.ANI> (t’ l’l) A Volthat . . . I did. Homeowner* complaint* In I.OUtl per cent of the land's tola County grand jury is oxhere Friday. • • • usually Include actual worth. The rrpaiiuteii pectixl to turn In a report by Suggi-tions will l>e writ­ I this area lake smorgasbord? Ktlicl ten into a law and presented claims that they never knew dealt almost entirely with Friday night on it* investi­ Boot Circle of the Congrega­ to the Legislature for approv­ they were signing a mort­ Negroes and elderly or illiter­ gation of linlila o|K*ration* in tional Christian Church plan­ al when it convene* in April. gage. It ha* been represent­ ate white* in tliia ana. the area. onlrra ol the Chlrf Execu­ WASHINGTON (111*1) — ning one on the church The hearing. set for 10 tive, also tired a silting President Krnnrd) today grounds Saturday Iroin 4:30 a.m.. was prompted in part Good Enough diplomatic protest lo the ordered U. S. Armed Fours to T:3o p. m. Church located It) United Press International by investigations in North Cuban government. It de­ to takr “ all nrcrssary ac­ 21th and Park. WASHINGTON (IT I) — tion” against any rrprlllion Central Florida recently of manded a lull explanation • • • Hep. Adam Clayton Powell whole-ale fraud* worked by of the Incident from thr reof Wednesday's Cuban .MIG Our favorite woman cop say* if nepotism ami nightn few boon- tepnlr firm*. A gimr of Fidel Castro. ■Hark on an tinariurd played the good Samaritan • • t clubbing are good enough for American shrimp boat in yesterday . . . It seemed this now defunct Sanford compa­ senator*, they're good enough the Florida Strait*. The ny, Nova Builders, Inc., has WASHINGTON (U l'l) gentleman from Yulec came Sanford mui'chuMt* join a traditional mile.* for him. Stair Drpirtmrnl, acting on Two Cuban-baaed MIG storming in that he lost been spotlighted. jubilee celebrated in cities across the nation Gland larceny warrants »re a fistful of money Friday when they participate in the first Record Bonds in a motor court out that out for four per-ons n-sociatWashington's HiiThday Sale. TALLAHASSEE (UPO — way and wondered if our ed with the firm — Glenn Traditionally, items are priced at ridicu­ The Development Commission Junta Jr., Marjorie Hrudi-n, local force could do anything , lously low prices, almost unbelievable in many reported Wednesday it han­ about it . . . Estelle called Horace Wilson and William instances, hut the rule is that merchants must dled a record $89.1 million in '•c'.-M “ i ah-M . » tlie motor court and tin tell the absolute truth aboui tiny item. revenue build* l«»t year—ink .i'.Ii man. H"ra<o Bar­ money was recovered. The numbers 22, for Feb. 22. the birth­ rludiug $25 million for new • • • nard, m salesman fur the firm, day of the first president often play a big part indvetsity const nation. was artist).I henabout two And another good s.nnariin the sales with many items selling for 22 tail Jim Hardy keeps on g lv -1"e<4.ii ngo lie -till is in jail cents others for -S2.22 or $22.22. Who’s To Query ing out parking tickets . . . under 12.000 bond. And the customer is the winner, for he TALLAHASSEE <(JIMI — Charge* against the San­ 105 given out the other day. can fital some fantastic bargains at a real • • • An nwitnl winning l>u\wl ford film's officials lire only hung-up. all-oilt Washington's lliithdny Sale. County *uii| to«(ny u pint of the action taken here Arguments In thetermite Often, the items offered at the ridiculous­ ilirt of l*nl»y food win* oftrn ro. libel suil against the city in the last two months. ly low sale price are of a limited number, blit tuorp rffrctivr tlmn limn! arid Seven other wan ants have I set for Friday at 11 a. m. • • # water in rontrolitig trouliU*o f those for which stocks tire ample sales will lss-n i-sip-d for persons asso­ •ome prUonrr*. continue through Saturday. No tollin' how many peo- ciated with Slivyak and !.<>• kpie waited in line to get their amy lliiihlcis. Inc., of (ManBijr Question l!Wkt tags at I Ik- courthouse „ ni| Home Designer* As| t 'A l’ E C AN AVE RAL <UPI) this week . . . Hundred* here Inc., of St. Petersi — A Minutemnn "Instant (mm Orange County how-[burg. Two of the Orlundo ICB.M" was fir<si successfully ever . . . Hope lo have It- f;rm'* men. F.ldnn Rtrolu-I uiol Wednesday night, the Air S'lres tomorrow. Paul G. Slivyak. have liven Force announced, hut one iirnxliil and freed on Ui.lMHi big quc-tinn was unanswered I f * too had Heart Sunday i -MIAMI (U l'l) - A Coast today. \\ Gut type was it? official* aren’t getting the A thud man. Homer Leslie i Guard cutter docked here to­ cooperation they should as L o ’ t-amy. hn-n’t been found. far as volunteers go. Come day with two lifrjarkcl* and Legislature 1st All four Home Designer* TALI.A HASSLE ( t i l 'l l — On! other items from the missing people were ariested curly • • • Guv. Farris Bryant said tolast wisk ami freed on bond. Marine Sulphur (jui-en hut We hear the Legislative de­ |day lie probably won't an­ The vvuiiaut* litnl uriests the fate of the .'I'J men whu nounce iu« proposed tax prolegation has been asked whe­ plow out of no ilive-tigiltion sailed aboard the tanker l!i grain lo I Its- public before he ther special legt-lation wa* thal li.ts been spotted with necessary tor Seminole Coun­ days ago was still unknown. uddlcsse. Ila- opening session several rails by public o ffi­ ty to participate financially LI fj.g.) Torn Troutman of of tile 1:*i»:i legislutuie. DAVID IvKIGANS cial* for a grand jury investi­ in a county airport . , . and gation. Stun- Any T. E. at the same time if it is fin­ K,mwll,•• 1Vnn' ...... Shot (> Times (T ill) Duncan has deeliiM*l of the eiittrr, said Uianls ancially possible tor a jointNASHVILLE, Trim. (U l'l) to call a juiy so far. picked up with tin- lifejackets city county airimrt . . . Be­ Ini I.mu in, a star attrac­ The jury was first suggest, quest from Merle Warner, TIIK FIRST OF A SKUIKS OF 17 xtop nil'll* had hern in the water for at tion of the “ Grand Ole Opry," cd by State Hop. A. J Thom­ chairman of Airport commit­ were erectoil t«nlity in tin; Mayfair m lion . was shot six tunes and seri­ least a week. as, of Starke, u mi-iiilx-r of tee. Shown iiIhivv is City Worker Uni'll Wynn putously wounded by his wife “ The stuff already had ma­ the legislative subcommittee • • • Anvone seen this boy? tinir one up al Kliiott til Kii'hth. City Manai'rr Wednesday night, polieo re­ rine growth <ui it," Troutman Could the Altamonte Springs meeting heie Friday. W. K. Know Ip * rp|KiiTeil that front now on Kerported today. He is David Kcjgan*. 15, of Hwently, the investigation said, lie said he did lint beTown Council he fishing fur oml ntul Kii'lith will lie thrmiKh xtreet*. All 8757 Odessa A*e . Sepulveda, iK've the lifejarketa had been a new Town Hall by recom­ that began lure wa- given nvemie* rtinninir south muI north will lie throui'li Calif. * statewide scope by the used. He said that anyone mending that Ml 427 rights of xttents anil Fourth Street will In1 a xtop xtreot. David lias been missing wearing them would have way he taken (rum the west i Florida Sheriff’s llu r i n u. (Ileralil I'liotoj side of the road? A compar- Sheriff Joe ( n vu-se, of Al- from borne since Fell. 0. been strapped in securely, when lie apparently crawled and the jackets were found alivr cost analysis might j " ‘'hua ( uiinty, lalled the MuUnited Pres* International out his liedroom window and floating free prove interesting to sec just i A mid-winter storm buried ran away. .......... local probe. It took the in( which would run more . . . New England under 14 inches His grandmother, Mrs. It the east side with its Hi par­ vcstigalor two days on the of snow and slammed temper­ B. La Brer, lives in l-ongwood job to decide statewide inves­ rel* or Hie west side with its atures downward today from city building and bar estab­ tigation of thr home repair and she believes that David |Tcxa» lo the Great faikes may In- Irving to get hack to racket « «> in order. lishment. Students were stranded on Crevstsr's action against Florida. Her phone number is CAItACAS, V e n a r u l e * their way home front school TE « 2737. the repairmen followed a se­ (U l’ l ) — Anti-government ter­ T h e County Commission The boy i* five feet six in­ rorist* heat up one American in upstate New York. Twen­ will meet tomorrow morning ries of Sim ies in tin- Gaines­ ty-five ears plied up in a A resolution adopti-d Wed- 1i|iiireil equally from both aides in liill Bush'* office to talk ville Daily Sun, telling the ches tall and weighs a Unit here Tuesday night and ridtsingle cra*h at Columbus, | nesday night by the Town |° f tlie highway, the Hull and 125 pound* He may be travel l*ed another “ for publicity over county road problems. . property owner*' *id«-» of 28 j Ohio. Th< cold air liad reach­ Council of Altamonte Spring* 1'i-te Kelly'* Bar atill would foreclosure suits ing with a schoolmate, a 10 purposes," it was reported toMay e'en mention top priori­ mortgage ed northern Texas and Mis Im- in th* way. I year 0I1I who h it home ai day. ties lo present to the MID filed Nov. 12 lu»t year. recommend* to tlie County sissippi hy early today. Completed preliminary plan* Tho stories of each prop- 'I k* same time in his lather * j poiire said the gang that Mar. 7. Comiiliasion unit State Itouil for the town'* new water sy«erty owner wuwu« startlingly I9C-I automohih*. set upon .’IN-yt-ar-idd security lb-pi. that any right* of wuy tem and plant were presentMrs. I.altrce ask* that salesman Frank Bonder left Watch for a move to stall aimilar to each of thn other*, through the municipality for ,,| for council approval twmortgage* anyone having any knowledge him unconscious with a cant Hie signing of tlie Pipeline Each of tlu-lr of Keigans* whereabout* noli- reading "Yankee go home” ! GENEVA (U l'l)—'sen. llu future widening of laingwood foro being taken next Tues lca*c Monday . . . May we -----bert Humphrey (D-Minn.) Avr. (SB 427) he acquired ■lay hy engineer Harold Badly lu-r by phone or at Box 50. pinned to his roat. quote from the Feb. 25 issue Ill I. Lnngwood. said today an April deadline from tlie weet aide of the eliffe to Jacksonville for pre­ of Newsweek: sentation to the Htiit.- Board should be vet for an agree­ road. "Navy announces gradual Page 9 Bridge The resolution point* out of Hisvlth. After lliey nro ment on a nuclear test ban ... . . . . . SARC Meeting phasing out of fleet ha** at Page lo & II Classified I'll] Outbreak The Seminole Association treaty with the Soviet Union. that there ate only two build­ pa*scd in Jarktonvllle the Tongue Point. Ore. Popula­ Page to Comics United Pres* Imrmational for llelarded Children will Tlie Senate majority whip, ing*. One of them the Town pluus will go to Atlanta for tion of 11,239 reeled with the Page 9 Dear Abby Tlu- latest outbreak of in meet at the Health Center at here as an observer at the 17- Hull which would l>« involved government approval. blow. 12 t<> 15 retail stores Page 4 ! fluenza and other respiratory French Aw-, and Ninth St. at nation disarmament confer­ on the west side hut thul a Edit 01 Ull 'tlie town expect* to he rioted City Manager Norris Kntrrtuiuuu-iit I'age 9 ailments struck deep into the 7:3*1 p.m. today. At 8 p in. ence. said "if there is no total of III paret-ia would have aide to award bill contract* on Jolinton slates, "People here . Page IU I Midwest today and reiidcnls |they will hear Judge S. K. j progress by April it will be to bo brought to suit if the tho new plant cwrly in M*y I.egal* thought Hie world had come Page |Q of the Wrst Coast were warn- Whitaker of Orlando. All in-1 whistling in the dark to as- right* of way ar* taken from with Puzzle to an end." Similar examples actual construction Society _.~ ~ _ Page H A » 1cd to be ready for (.a siege 1tercsted person* arc invited autue the Sovicfk are serious the ea*t aide. were reported of Army and achcdulcd to g «t underway .... Pago • ,o( llu *uun. _ |to attend. >about an agreement." yU r Force ba*e*. 1 J-jMirU Even should rights be *<• aometime in June. Z t C O M ... BRIEFS Cuban-Based M IG Jets Fire On U .S . Shrimp Boat Fate Unknown Of Tanker Crew Missing Boy Sought Here I fighter plane* fired racket* In •ing out o f Fort My era, F I* , the vicinity of an American : >•>• **'“ Seafood Packing I Co, The two men aboard were ! sin imp bout Wednesday in identified a* Far!* Jarkaun tliu Florida Strait* and were und Benjamin Washington. chased off by U. S. Intercep­ live U.S. Interceptor planes tor plnni'M, the Dcfenso De. were idontified » » F4II jet* part incut said today. from Murine Corps Fighter 'llu* Unit and it* two crew­ Squadron CHI, updating out men were not hit. The an­ of the Boca Chic* sir station nouncement said merely that at Key West. H ie Defense Department viethe MIG* fired rockets near the boat hut the implication rlined to speculate on whether was lliut the planes filed at Ilia MIG'* were piloted by Hussiuns or Cubans. [ tile sill Impel . It is known that Cuban* at"The MIG fighter* left the area of the shrimp Imut when ( *>* have been flying MIG* for contacted by U. S. aircraft ! *"">• Umo. dispatched by the air defense rominaiid in southern Flor­ ida," Hie announcement said. The I’entugon said the U. S. fighteis "witnessed some of the firing" of rockets hut j "tlicrc was im engagement l-c. tween the .Mill* and Hie U. S. I WASHINGTON (U l’ l) — interceptor*." I President Kennedy htday nxkIt wa* understood that the cd Congress for sweeping department avoided s a y i n g legislation lo help the aged, that tin- limit was fired at only Hi* 3ti-|Miiut program for the bccomie, since it was not hit, |country's 17.5 million "sentin* would he difficult to ior citizens" featured an expiuir in mi international for- ponded version of medical uni. Asked what "in the area” , care. . nieunt, u spokesman auiil the j Administration officials put firing* vvciu “ tlosu'* to the a price tag of nearly $10 bitboot. lion on the over-all program 'the hunt was identified a* for it* first five years. the elitimp Unit Ala. opvtatTo pay for hospital Insur­ ance for virtually all Amer­ ican* over Hie age ol B5, Ken­ nedy axkcd that Social Secur­ ity contribution* by both em­ ployer- and employes he inThe t ily Connell id Long- ereazed one quarter of otto wood will meet id H p.ni. to­ per rent. day lu consider hid* on pro­ He also requested that thn viding the town with ;>ou annual earnings base from yard* of clay, more or less, which Social Security taxe* to he delivered as needed. are collected lie raised to $5,Also up lor discussion will 200 from the present $4.f«K). he progress reports on repair- j Tna medical plan would start mg municipal roads including Jan. 1, 1905, and require an Hie Diiigwuod .Markham lid. extra $13 contribution yearly The meeting will Ik- In-Id in Irom botli employe and amthe Izmgwood City Hall. Iplojer. Aged Legislation Urged By JFK Council To Let Bids For Clay ■ ■ ■ Winter Storm Bu rics East ■ ■ ■ M a CEN TRA L i FLO R ID A I Sets Road Resolution HEADQUARTERS O FFE U IN Ii O U t CUSTOMERS — • Free Tire Inxpedion • Expert Wheel Alignment • Enxy Time I'aymenta Deadline Asked Herald Index ■ Altamonte Council Terrorists Beat Up Yank NO. C..13 We Tuke Sperinli/.e In Advunluge Tired Of .'l.'l For Foreign Yenrd Cara Experience M cROBERTS TIRE SU PPLY , INCORPORATED 105 W. Firat St. W E GIVE P L A ID Ph. F A 2-0651 STAM PS � 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 20, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/26eaab3e036280b181b4c1b255bfb1b8.pdf 67849b76327623931ae528f853b95573 PDF Text Text VFW Post 8207 Gets Deed For Property m ' A V4. m « Offielala of South SeminI ole VFW Poat 8207 signed I final papera and received the ! deed for the recently purchaaed property where the new Poat Home will be lo­ cated at last week’a regular monthly meeting. The property, formerly the Harris Hoat Work*, i* locat­ ed on the Old Dixie Highway north of Lsmgwond. Handling the transaction was H. S. "Lew" A r n o l d , Seminole County realtor. A combined meeting of the Post and Auxiliary will be tH ■* i ^9j held at the new location on Feb. 28. The next regular meet In* of the Post will be on March 12. ItSita W U. S. Choice “Flavor-Aged” “FOLGER’S” r .i' MAKE YOU NERVOUS? A lt.r 11, common K ld n .r or Bloddrr lr- n o t i o n , e lf re t ta le * u m in r t w i n m M O ia irm tlirM K n irw ta m o M om too freooent. b s rn m , or ItrWn* u r!n ■tlon both dr r ■r,rt nlctit DreondrrUr. lo u m u loro rirrp and ra fftrfro m ll»*darhra. fearkaotM and frcl old, U rtd. d r. a r t r t r d . In a n ch I r r lU llo n . CTSTXX u m a llr b rtn ta fa it, rtla im a rom fort b i tu rb in e Irrtlatln a arn a a In atranc, acid a rin a and h r analiraie naln ralicf. o » t CY9TEX a t d ru d liU . fa rl bailor faaL INSTANT Chuck Steak COFFEE R 58' 6 Oz. Jar (LIMIT ONE WITH VOl’U IS OK MOIIK OKDKK PLEASE) RIB or SH O ULD ER MRS. C. I. MILLIKBN 1* the new owner of the stereo Riven away durinR Shoemaker ConstrucUon Company’* open house a t Idyllwilde. Giving the certificate to Mr*. Mllllkcn in Joe Dennison, representing Shoemnkcr Conatructlon, while Herbert Stcn«trom, local realtor looks on. (Ilcruld Photo) “THRIFTWAY” FANCY ROUND SLICED BACON STEAK of iaicy •t, ieInof irt le, — 'or ,n’ *’ , ** n* nrt |n‘ n‘ In it Dr. Kalr said, because of the ahlllly of children to mnnorlic the chart. He advised parents to have their children’s ’eyes checked before they go to school to determine If there are any dcfccti in vision which need to be corrected before they handiesp the child's learning process. In other business, Mrs. Ro­ bert Itosemond, chairman of the Beautification Committec requested an extra $225 to replace the dead shrubbery in the front of the acliool with hardy planta that will noi be affected by freezing weather. Mrs. Itosemond note that though the Initial coat ot the hardier shrubs is more, the long range cost will prove minimal. A motion was made ami appropriate the carried ncccaaary fund* Vice president Bill Shepard, presiding in the place of Prcaidcnt Kenneth McIntosh wlm wa* absent because of Illness, urged parent* of Pinecrest School children to re­ member that membership dues in the PTA are still be­ ing accepted for this school year. Parcnti may send dues to the teacher by the child, lie said. P n y a 3 y o u rT da T E R M IT E S SW A R M IN G lb. 4 8 TO TIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR • WoTl repack front wheel bearings ' • Align front end \ • Correct camber, c a s te r ,^ toe-in ^ • Hun careful tori % check Plate Stew n 28 Short Ribs Of Beef ^ m m rn m m m ib . GO O D YEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. 1st St. 3 8 ‘ Beef Liver FA 2-2821 Lb. “H UN TS” CATSUP 20 Oz. 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Each fc o l i-o a n o d ) expcc LETTUCE fafSI 2 heads 28 ko o .ie d » o t h a t . * 0r W * t h ° C° ” 0 o v e r V 18 SPARERIBS n n lo e c o ^ 8 lS 0 ° d « vt h - v e r y co a to ,0 t l « l " B FRESH, CRISP, “WESTERN” CABS jjx je id s 25 25th & PARK (Quantity Righta Reamed) �* ___» . ~ l Tornado-Force Winds Ravage Seminole; e Power, Phone Lines Disrupted IIV LARKY VKRSIIKL Heavy wind and rain storms reported that winds were up , Swoffurd said that State water pump was put to use j part of the root. Remember the hassle last near tornado force slashed to at least PO miles per hour Hoad Dept. crews were noti­ for the first time since its re­ Forest Hangers also were year (Jan. Ill) regarding our , through South S e m i n o l e nnd estimated Uiat an inch fied ami that the Altamonte cent completion and although kept busy at a fire resulting medical examiners? . . . Man, County shortly after 8 a. m. and a half of rain fell during Springs Sanitation Dept, went ! power was restored within an from power lines down on Hwy. 17-P'J between Uig Tree we had headlines for days . . . J today rutting a swath through the PO minute storm. Hermits to work immediately on clear­ hour in the business section some outlying areas still arc ! Hd. and Five Points. ing the debris. Altamonte Springs, Cassel­ Our exuminers threatened to berry and Longwood up to Trail, Sit -Hit) and Maitland Florida Power Co officials Casselberry, perhaps t h e without current. quit . . . demanded legislation Five I’oints. Longwood plumbers George told the Herald shortly before Ave. were closed due to fallen I lightest hit, leported Unit governing the signing of ^ Trees and power lines wrere trees and at least one home their greatest inconvenience Heek and Son estimate that press time that every availdeath certificates in the coun- down throughout the tri-city on Lake Florida was known ' resulted from a fallen power their building on K. Lake Ave. aide unit wus put to wmrk in suffered some $2lkl damage | the field with the hopes of ty . Just for the record the , area with Altamonte Springs to have suffered extensive | line across Luke Triplet Dr. when the hurricane strength having power restored to all damage from u fallen pine ami power failures. hit the hardest. delegation met yesterday . . . In Longwood the emergency winds ripped off a sign and areas hy nightfall. Mayor Lawrence Swofford tree. and where worn Vince Huberts, Leonard Munson and Kd Stun«r? Eh! » • • The courthouse tctluy looked j like the “mob scene" from J Caesar and Cleopatra . . . . without Liz Taylor of course . . . unless she's getting her license tag in Seminole Coun­ tyWKATIIKR: Cloudy and warm through Wednesday. High today, 70-73. Low tonight, 13-35. United Press Leased Wire established 1008 TULLS., FKBUUAUY 10, 1003 SAN FOUL). FLOIt IDA NO. 051 Nobody arkeil me hut, after VOL.. r»3 t h i s morning's tain why doesn't the city convert the sewage treatment plant Into a water treatment plant. I How come that hit<1 sanctu ary hearing is scheduled for Orlando on Fell. 118 instead of this county when we ate to ll> I nited Pre*» International up to half foot deep closed i Virginia's Plum! County. In hazardous. Goorgia had three ; There was fog and drizzle The Southland got a double , schools in parts of Virginia, North Carolina’s Ulun Kidge , to four inches of snow in its in much of the rest of the nuvitally concerned? Mountains the p r e • il n w n northeast rorncr and ice fore- | tlon, with snow flurries pow* * * dose of winter fury today— Norill Carolina anil Georgia. The heaviest snow depths of I snows were three inches deep ] ed the closing of U. S. ll.'l and j dering the cen tint Kockica A FEW CONVERSATIONS. lolllmljc w iniU , e n v r n i c i t i i iv w it h winch zipped gjx jni.|lrl were reported in lan d driving conditions were 441 near Clayton. eastward. <>> Winter Fury Kayo's Dixie xiailwlilJSS JK REPORTER: What about this pay raise for the rounty commission? CLEVELAND: As far a* Fin concerned it will have t.. come from the commission ns a body and net just from one commissioner . . . Also can t see a pay raise for the boar.] if they are going to hire an administrative aide. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ IIURRICANK FORCE WINDS ripped off tlie .sign nnd pnrt of the roof nt George Reek nnd Son Plumbing on E. Luke Ave. in l.ongxvood during thin numting’8 wind nnd rain Btorm onslmigbt which hit the entire South Seminole area. Damages were estimated a t some $200 to tlie building. (Herald Photo) ★ W 1 V A ... ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 55 Mile Gales Sweep Area r «,rUc wl,ich c , 0 , e d schools in three other states, Hie storm line swept across Central Fiotida and unleashed Manhunt „ (er|ea 0f tornadoes, BOSTON (UPD—An Inten­ Tentative oiler of between i ernment extensively in thi»< Dr. Mnnson and Arman county ambulatory patients. Tornadoes were s p o t t e d sive manhunt wus under way $9 and SR) daily each for the respect." i said their firm will open bids Fitzpatrick said Uic county „Pnr |»i,,e j|i||», near Orlando, today for a man who may lie mustmake arrangeHm| | Jl(io Wales, and a pos- rare of the county’s indigent | Commissioners J. C. Hut-1 for their new facility on Fell, also Wint|8 of near tornndic proportions hit the San­ Boston's "phantom strangl­ white patienli was offered to | chison, John Fitzpatrick, late 28 and expect to have it comments to care fur Negro in#||,|c tornado damaged planes ford area this morning na a antall tornado struck er." u hMnKI,r at the Lakeland the County Commission Mon- | (jary ' lltII| j„ |,n Alexander I plrted alaiut Oct. I. The main , digent patients, Pino Hills, an Orlando suburb. airport. Trees were blown day evening liy ntfieials of ; were told that tin- D cllary1building will house 88 boils, Falling tree limbs knocked out jxiwer nnd tele­ Back At Work down and electric service dis­ Retirement Life a proposed nursing home would expect a with cottages providing more. BAGHDAD, Itag (UPI) - phone service while the aipmll also damaged road conA CONVERSATION WITH rupted in the Tampa area and Deliary nursing home short-term contract lor a cer­ Arman said construction of Soviet technicians brought in­ atrurtlon. The proposal was made at tain number of county pa­ one wing now depend* on the GORDON FREDERICK: roofs were damaged in Panto Iraq’hy the former govern­ Sanford Naval Air Station the informal discussion by tients, in multiple* ol four— county's contract. REPORTER: What about ntuu City. ment were rc|Hirtcd hark al reported winds of 4t knots Commissioners will meet this pay rai«e? Hi.’ll winds swept a com. Dr. Leonard Munson, presi­ eight, 12, 16, 2d. Fitzpatrick work today truinirig'-'loc mow (55 miles |>er hour) a t the FREDERICK. The way the part car off a causeway near dent of tha firm, and Tom s a i d the figure probably again with the nursing homo llfaring is slated (or t p. regime's army in the use of base, a lo n g with .40 Inch of glib* chin'd ofllciitl* tut March 21. n utter* hun hen,- presented to !’i. PitiTshurtifty tally injur­ ruin botween 7 and II a.m. m. Feb. 26 hy Juvenile Communist-bloc weajxin*. r tlie bounty Alexander said the Com­ Judge Vernon .Mize (nr four the delegation us a one man ing a Wlscon-lo visitor. Ths ‘^P atients’ \*W »‘V rr»vc. *Th"1 " " j o . Scott Hums, Florida Power request I fail to see ho.v we victim. Carl Mowman of She- Commit uon-rrs w e r e told. ’ has tiirre alternatives: Jlnild missioners also will meet In- Sanford boys charged with Mediation Seen and Light malinger, said fall­ run in good conscience act on b iygan, Wis., Ji. ii in tlie aref- nursing care, routine medi­ and operate s new nursing tor thi* week with olliri.il* jN'Ily larceny. GENEVA (UPD—Neutrals I ing treo limbs caused idiort ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) cine*. food, shelter, night home, hiiiid and lease il, nr of the Sarepta Rest Home to The hoys were charged hy at Hie 17-nation disarmament circuits ami knocked out povv*'• _ I dent, nnd his wife, Irene, was clothing and linens. Medical , tmard Hie patients. —High winds blew a compact consider an offer to care for Sanford imllrr with llirfl conference moved halay to er service In 60 |>or cciit of hospitalized. care would he furnished b y ; A CONVERSATION WITH of rakes from supplies de- i mediate between thr Soviet .Snnford's outlying areas for cur off a causeway leading to A number of cuts were le­ thr patient's own physician. JAN FORTUNE: jxisited In early morning I Union and the West in an ef­ ux much n* .'to minutes. the Sunshine Skyway today, ported damaged in tlie Lake Olhrr benefits would he roeReporter: What have you Wales tornado. Ilroki-n glass. hour* liefore local groceries. fort to break the deadlock on lie a dded the trouble seem­ fatally injuring a Wisconsin got to say almiil that pay hr», lies, utility line.* uiid de re a Iion, reading room, music ; They were committed by a nuclear test ban treaty ed to he centered ill the lilytl- visitor. room, chapel and occupation- < raise? Judge .Mize to Ihe county Tlie accident occurred is a vvildu and Geneva area* ami bria littered the streets. Fortune: I’m here today on­ The Tampa Weather llureal j al therapy. jail on Feb. 8 and held In­ General Exodus severe squall line moved in ulotiySouth Sanford Avenue. Dr. Munson pointed out ly to observe, that's all. communicado until Feb. II, WASHINGTON ( UPI l - ’llie received reports of "definite First estimates, he said, irom the Gulf across Central Reporter: No comment ai tornado-typo damage" in the { average cost fur hospitaliza-1 when they were released In Strategic Air Command with­ pointed to itxlciiidvu damage Florida. lion (nr heart, terminal ran| all on tin- raise? the ruslody of their par­ drew several R47 jet* (rum to |iuvvcr line* hut In the finul Tlie victim was identified OilandO' urea. Signs wore ■ccr and other serious form* Fortune: I'm just going England Inst week in n pre­ analysis proved to ho light. ns Carl llowman of Sheboy­ would heroine ents. Appointment of Clyde Fuess eventually | down, : ;jz-j al holms had roof i ol disease is $28 50 per day. down tlie line now; maybe Judge Mize at noon today liminary to tlie plannr<( gen­ 1damage mid one rar was re­ 1 Arm.t o said that "medicare as new Casselberry Building county business. Paul Hates, One nrdoritl reported to gan, Wise. His wife, Irene, later. Insjiector went through Mon­ ex-oflido member of the Invited Ihe press to attend eral exodus of U. S. nuclear The lleruld that ill proceeding wu» taken to a hospital hero. potted off tlie road, I* coming, whether we like it Witnesses said a freak gust bomlicrs from overseas liases. from Orlando to Sanford dur­ Jim Seheatn, sales manager or whether wc don't like it day night by a 3-1 vote of board n charge of studying and rr|Mirt Ihe hearing. A CONSERVATION WITH Ih e father of onr of thr ill wind lifted Ihe light car of a Lake Wale.* radio station, . . . and nursing homes will the Hoard of Aldermen des**ilc ing the height of tinaloim JOE DAVIS: continued offers of Alderman Rte problem, rc|Mirtcd that in hoys reported this morn­ Too Much Stress thr wind blew hi* automobile | lr<" " *'* ruadwuy as It traREPORTER: Siiy how about saw u twister hit the south- he utilized hy the federal gov- ClifT Overman ot 'remain on 1Ills opinion "it look* favor- ing hr has (orw anted a let­ WASHINGTON (U PI)-T lie off tin- highway ami into the veled south from the St. east section of that central ter id protest about Ihe Im­ this . . . flight recorder of Ihe North­ Petersburg end of the Sky­ Uic job." : able that tile county will Florida town. prisonment to Governor west Orient Airlines Jet which dileli. DAVIS: Well, Mr. Verehel way. II landed upside down Recommended by Mayor make a study anil survey to­ Farris llryant. "One fiimily of seven was Damage was light to tete. I have nut determined if it it water, crashed in the Florida Ever­ phone vvire*, m cording to R ., in . i-lirsi-deeii Fred Heath, Fuess' appoint­ ward* providing outfall." eating hreukfust when they . „ , . . Its„ doors the proper thing to do a t this glade* last Tuesday indicates F. ment was approved hy Alder­ The Itccrcalion Commis­ saw their boat fly hy tin- win­ on. Southern Hell ** 1,10 lm* time. tlie plane was subjected to men Art Lego, L E. Wood- sion. which presented a bud­ dow," said Sebeata. "They Telephone malinger, lie suiilj* • • • violent stresses severe enough one |i«le wh» down in Geneva ham* and Hoard Chairman get in the amount of $3,4no, hen id no sound, then all of a Well John . . . As we used to to cause structural failure, It wa> given a sum of Sl.nno a* Edward l.unn George How­ sudden their roof blew olf. RELE.M, flrazil (CPU —A and a number of drop wires, | { C t-o r ( | K u m i n f f S say before the declino of the was learned today. ard ca*t the only "nay" vote a starter to gel tin hall field The holin' was a shambles." nrazilian naval vessel headed (Irml-iim to ihhir'h) were Sb'W YORK (U!M) —• Roman Empire . . . Elsewhere in Dixie, snows for the mouth of the Amazon although Overman, who said in altajH' In time fo* March ..... « '"•>' f-lllng limb*.' Vm; rl, nn Tc|,.pIlono & Tt.,7 NVI suit aspi'tto tnl delitro Expansion Asked 2, Little league try-ouls. GENEVA (UPI) — Tlie So­ River today under orders to lie would like to refrain from „ r<t. lui fei MIAMI REACH (UPI) - No large cubic*, i.Ikivo or heescort the hijacked Venezue­ taking any part in the matter, Restroom installations also viet Union refused to budge low ground, were damag.d. ,.v, o ,r|M,rill0 ,.nllty> ha(, f r . Ifuul si fe' Glam o m-l guslar Stale Sen Scott Kelly called will he completed and ,*c|illc indicated at several jaunt* today front il* lakr-itorlan freighter Anznatrgui here However, ufler.the.fact dum- lort, )903 4.arning* but fell dell erbn. lenvc lt stand on conditions today for a new four-year col­ for formal surrender by its that he was not m favor of tanks put in. age may result, Rlieddcn raid, kIioiI of Hie all-time peak in Che il fe' constroto in iner lege In Pensacola, expansion Heath and la-go advised the move, for a nuclear test ban treaty. rebel crew. explaining molsturu m n y rorixirate profits set hy Gendi rli nltri del, Murk! TIm- hoard unanimously vot­ that a draft of the proposed American, British and So­ of Florida Atlantic University creep inside the ruldes. A spokesman for tlie nrazi­ • • • erul .Motors, the eompany'i to a four-year college and lo­ new charier hail been com ed to go ahead with imsting viet dlsaimament negotiator* lian Foreign Ministry in Itio County Engineer William annual report showed today. Mini does that loaf lit the of Annexation Annexation for for pletcd and |irc»entcd to the gathered at a private lunch cation ill un undergraduate de Janeiro said political asy­ Intent Ag building leak and leak and Center Seminole County legislative for what their sjuikesnirn school id engineering at the Hii-Ii lepoited extensive dam­ lum would be granted the pro Eastern Shojqdng age to road construction, es"subject to drainage proI Delegation and that tlie rn- called a "social'* meeting. University of South Florida. leak. Communist Venezuelans who |n*chilly heavy on 25th Street • e • and obliteration oftabling art would tie ready It was their first joint meet­ seized the freighter last week hie in* and Seminole Huulevard ill H o p e Soar." This rain ha* ju*t about Paragraph Four" which deals | hy March 15. If Ihe charter ing since thr 17-nation dis­ >in H i p Carihlican, en route Hihlge Pag.- 7 liy United Press Iiiiriiialiiuinl I t ’usselhcrry. Work will he de killed the goose as fur a* fin­ solely with tlie water rate Is approved hy the legisla­ armament conference resum­ to Houston, Tex. Classified .... Page 9 Iliipe* soared today lor sel- lay ed in completing these ishing Seminole I'mk KureThe An/oategui was report­ raise of Casselberry Utility ture in April, il then will ed lierc last week after a Callllcs ... Page 8 lli'inent nl the Cleveland project*. come bark to Urn people for two month recess. v ay road. ed anchored in llrazilian ter­ Co. • • » City Manager W. PL Know’­ Dear Ahby .......— Page 7 Sen. 11utsert Humphrey, (I) newspajMT* strike and the It was jvointed out that al­ a referendum. ritorial waters Monday night Editorial Page 4 A jiutilic meeting for (he Minn.), who was present, told sulmrhun Philadelphia trans­ ll-* «uid there vva* no exten­ in the north channel of tlie though the rounty assume* OOPS! We goofed again, Enti’i t-i i11nit'ii t Page 7 Amazon River mouth, about no rekjionsibility on drainage vote purpose of discussing the United Pres* International portation shutdown. Negotia­ sive damage reported hill that mill made Geoige llohrow un­ Puzzle .... ____ Page 7 50 miles from Macapa, capi­ for tlie Center, the matter IprojuiMil charter wa* set for t that it was a "fruitful discus tion* resumed In the long the street department wus happy. The petition* lie prePage (1 JOHN I IT /I’A I RK K tal of the norihrrn territory of providing outfalls for the j next Monday at 7:30 p. in. Ision hut tliere was no sign Southern Pacific Railway dis­ cheeking. No major irjuiir Society ......... tented to the legislative dele­ pute. need* vii-ie reported. entire South Seminole area I in tlie Casselberry Town Hall of any signficant shift." Page 5 •*porU of Amapa. Out* Mun Fight gation oppoaed . . . not fa­ vored . . . annexation hy eitira and countiea withaut referen­ dum. • • • There ia absolutely no truth to the report that Republican Jan Fortune wms lute to the Pay hike*, increased court I only, asked the legislators to , establishing a county - wide hut uilifed, "if they do receive I four |ier rent of their anilities | water roiiservution and druin- pound, with it full-time offi­ in Seminole County. legislative hearings U-cuuae fees anil a revised pension introduce a hill increasing fire dejiuitment. Fitzpatrick u jiuy raise, tlien 1 wunt one | Into u jiension fund, niutelied age, and to estuhjlsh under cer, and to control junk or Justice of thv P u re Elmer In- couldn't find Sanford . '. . plan were broached hy county Seminole County Commission- said the Commission "was not in a comparable amount.'' liy four jier rent jiaid hy tliu j this survey a water control salvage yutil*. Ashley usked for dog control ers |iuy * loo monthly. He ex- {unanimous'' on Uiis question, Williams now- receives $13,500 | rounties. They- may retire af* program of dams, levees, None whatsoever, honest, I Alexander, sjiruklng lor the legislation and alto for a law mean it . . . Please believe me offics holders to the Seminole plained Commissioners now 1 Circuit Judge Voiie A. Wll- annually, plus $3,000 supple­ ter 10 yearn or more of service | canals, dikes, reservoirs, etc., Commission, uskril for t-iiuhl- permitting justices to levy C o u n t y legislative hearing receive *200 monthly in |iay liams Jr. requested of the leg­ mental pay. at tlie age of 00. The revised to regulate and control thu lug legislation toward the fu­ fine* up to $200, rulher thun . . . Aw, eomeon! • • • M onlay afternoon. | plus ||o o for exjiensea. He islators they su|qiort general Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., (dun would increusu the imii- water su|qdy, jiayuhlu through ture' cutuldishmcnt of-a ciim- the present $100 limitation. Possible legislation on these uskt-d for liOO nuuitidy, to in- legislation seeking salury in­ couit clerk, sought support of i vidual contribution to 8'4 per general oldigiilion bonds, as­ inul court uf record when Just for the record . . . . Constable Grady Hall ask­ Don’t blame our county preec- matters wrio brought up at a elude expenses. Ha said the crease* for Slate Supreme the delegation for statewide cent and would allow the of- sessments and ad valorem Kemiiiolo County's |iujiulntiuii ed for legislation permitting cutor Karlyle llouaholder for public heuriiig railed by S. J. ) increase would bring local Court justices, Courts of Ap­ legislation increasing msny j fleers to retire after 10 years taxes to be ajiprovcil ill u ref­ exceeds 100,000. The delega­ the apjioinlment of s deputy tion frowned oil this request, constable. those kid* being kept ill Juil Davis Jr., incumbent Rcpre- j Commissioners up to the Flor- peals judges and Circuit Court j court fees. He ex|iluined these or more of service ut the age erendum. judge*. He ndili-d if tlie gen­ excess fees go to the rounty of 55. "Wo must taka cure of Ilia since tlie court could not Iw . . . that's strictly Vernon svutativr, who invited tlirea ■nJu average, 'Die .School Hoard asked for candidates to sit in: Mark i Other Commissioners pies. eral hill fails he would ask general fund. General Hutchison, speak­ water auiqily,’' General Hut­ established until after results u $0ik) minimum hid law and Mize's hot |s*talo. Cleveland Jr., for the Senate, ' ent, Chairniun J. C. Hutchi- only that he rrcuive consider­ Sujqairt of a revised state­ ing fur the County Commis­ chison suid, "or the develo|i- of Ilia 1070 federal census urv Seminuls Memorial Hospital • • • MEMO TO JFK: How come and Gordon Fredeiick and son, John Alexander and Lee ation comjiarablo to otiier lo­ wide pension plan for aheriffs sion, ssked supjKirt of local meat of Florida will Ini cur­ published in 1071. sought a 60-day exteusion on Gary, made no comment. Nor cal Circuit judges, "if they and deputies was asked by legislation permitting tha re­ tailed." three-fourths of the Post Of. Jan Fortune fur tlie House. Hheriff Hobby also request­ filing its budget request after Legislation also wa* sought ed legislation regulating the the close uf its fiscal year an fice put king lot i* reserved: John Fitzpatrick, who said did they comment when Fitz- do not receive a pay raise, I Sheriff J. L. Ilohhy. Present­ tention of a consulting engi­ j b« v s i spooking for hiiu*«U j patrick asked lor kyflalaliou want &ouc," Williams ly siicuffs and deputies pay neer to conduct m survey fur to establish a county animal aclivilit's uf private detectives Sept. JO, fo r PO employ** ? Indigent Care Offered Hearing Feb. 26 For Four Boys BRIEFS ★ ★ ★ Compact Blown Off Causeway Casselberry Nt. New Building Boss 0 Hijackers Set To Surrender I' Reds Firm On Ban Treaty Herald Index Now What's $100 A Month More, Eh Mack? o ’ J | f ' ! �'"^v '7~:. •AMi#*m••♦* •■I Wfr v*V V / ‘ tirfirf i ■ V 1* Page 2—T um . Fab. 19, *68 |m l l Use Freedom, Kiwanis Told Southeast 11* • •r* ( J 9 •. ' United frtu International New York City and the aoutlieaitern atatei today bore the brunt oI the lateit siege of influenza to hit the nation. Allan flu apread through­ out New York, and Dr. Geor­ ge James, city liealth commltaloner, aaid It bad reach­ ed epidemic proportion!. Hundred* of catei of respiratory illnesses were re­ ported In aeparale area* of Teqossace, North Carolina, Alabama and Massachusetts. Jam aa reported that for the first six weeks of IhD year there were 031 pneumonia and Influenza deathi In New York City, compared with 430 auch dcatlu normally ex­ pected for the period. lie said that fur the firit aeven weeks of 1083 there were 084 more dcatlu than usually expected. School officials at Wilkesboro, N. C., Monday closed the 28 Wilkes County and North Wilkesboro schools be­ cause of flu cases. The schools will not reopen before Wednesday. The 100-bed Wilkct General Hospital was crowded with 104 - patients, many suffering from flu dir related ailments. Three Tcnnessco a r e a s were hard hit. Dr. Mack M. Green, health officer of Mont­ gomery County, said at least 700 cases were reported in the area, but doctors were so busy treating patients that reports were not complete. Absenteeism in the area schools ran from • to 91 per ceot. "ft is quite serious. All indicatkms are it will get vrorae," Green said. There were at least 300 cases in Memphis, Tenn.. and hospitals forbade visitors in an effort to halt Lhc spread of the virus. At least two down Memphis policemen could not report for work. Dr. Alex Shipley, Knox­ ville's regional director for the state Public Health De­ partment, said, "We heven't hit full steam, but U looks like we’re going to have It." SOUTH SEMINOLE WELCOME WAGON Newcomer’* Club Welfare Chairman Mre. Joyce Merrifield, la outdated by Amos Carroll and Elzia Parkarson of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church In loading furniture and household goods donated in response to the club's appeal on behalf of a local needy family. Also helping load the truck but not pictured was Vic­ tor Mauby. (Herald Photo) »Wft TIME TO FERTILIZE for Spring, and the Jaycees are ready for it, with hundreds of bags of 6-6-6, 26 percent orgunic fertiliser to sell at ?3 a 100 pound bag. Thay will deliver it right to the house, and are now taking or. d e n for all day deliveries on Saturday. Orders may be placed by calling the Jaycees Information Center on French Ave. Shown here loading tha bags a n from left, Jaycees Phil Skates, Fred Wells and Frank Voltollne. ______ ______________ (Herald Photo) School Rood Probe Sought Legal Notice XOTtCB o r IS IS N o t i r , I , hereby s l v . n t h a t pureuen t to | h , final decree o f fori>cloaura and aala e n t e r ad In tha cauaa p e n d in g In Ilia Circu it Court In and for S e m i mil* County, Flo rid a. ea*a duokat number I t t l t . tha under»l«ned Clark will sail tha p r o ­ perty altuated In aaid C o unty dta crlbed as: 1-ul la , Ulock P. Hunland K.tata a, a eulnllvlelon, aoeordlnp to a plat ttiaraof, raoordad In P la t Itouk 11, p a sa a IS to I I o f tha P u b ­ lic ftacorde o f S em in o le C o u n t) , Florida. T n a r i h e r » l*l, a ll etrur'.uree ami linproranii-iita now and lirrra lla r o n aaid land, an d lha rente, laauaa, and p r o f i t ! o f tha a b o v e deerrlb ed p ro p erty , en d a ll f i x t u r e , nuw or lier«u fle r atta ch ed to or uaed in i-anneotlnn w ith the p r e m i e . , h erein de.crltied and In a d d i ­ tion tlia rtto tka follow in g tire, rltied h ou.ilK ild a p p l i a n c e , which a r t , and ahall ba deem ad to be. f i x tu r e ! and a part o f tha r t a l l y , and a r t a p or­ tion o f lha aecu rlty fo r tha Indelitednree herein m en tio n ed : 0 ne UK Itefrlp erator (K le c.l, Model No. IIA-I1TOO, Herlal No. NT-SVSTZt Due UK llu llt.I n l i a n u e (lila c.), Siodel No. J -II S -T , Herlal No. YT-IITSI4 One UK llulll-ln 0**n 1 Kino.), Model No. 1 -UVT, Herlal Nu. KT-IIS1I4 • ina Uuu-Tliarm llea la r (Oil). Model No. SIS-S, Herr lal No. 31-11-70 SS.VVV IITU One V ictor Clim ax K i t ­ chen F a n — Ona Nutona Uatli H ea ler Kievan V entlan B I I n d a • Metal), m a n u fa ctu red try llu b erie t u n i n g and V tn a tlan m ind C om pany, Or­ lando, Flo rid a, a t pukllo aale, to tho k la b a a l and Peat bidder for ra sh batwaan Uia houra o f alevau o'clock In tba foranoan and t w o o'clock In the a f ter n o o n on the Sth day o f March, ISIS, a t the F r o n t Door o f the Heuilnule C o u n ty Cou rth ouse, Hanford, Flo rid a. OowUy School Superintend­ ent t . T. MUwee and District 4 County Commissioner Lee d a ry will ba asked by membars of the Casselberry Hoard of Aldarmaa to maka an "on the *lgbt" Inspection of Win­ te r park Dr., main artery of traffic io and from South Seminole Elementary School, Question of whether or not the road should be designat­ ed a "Municipal Connect­ ing lin k " came up at Monday •* night's meeting of the Cas­ selberry board after a peti­ C A R O L DORETHY, tion to the county aaklng that Lyman Senior, hua won tha road be paved was re­ the American Home­ ferred to the town. maker of Tomorrow Tho petition was signed by Awurtl and will repreparents representing some 700 aent her nchool in com­ children who attend the petition for the 1966 school from areas south and scholarxlilpH offered by aaat of Caaselberry. It cited General Mill*. condition! which threaten the (Herald Photo) safely of any child attend­ ing the acbool and aiked that Winter Park Dr. be paved from Red Bug Lake Rd. to Branson Rolls Semiaole Blvd. The Inspection was suggest­ High Kegler T ilt Connie Uransou of the HIved as a first step prior to asking the county for a de- ieras rolled the high game, 111, for the BUI Hemphill Uasatiao of the road. Motorrtte Bowling League Tuesday. Violets, of which tbs re Fields Grant led fbe Bonare some 400 species, are nevUles with a 1T7 game and feuad la both hemispheres, Elaine Koatival of the Starla South America, anoeetral chiefs had high series for the •USUI.) |a m t af tha gequs, some ape- day with i l l . 484 series. Arthur H. S a e k w i t b . Jr., •fee attg la tha alia of low C lerk o f t h t Circu it Ca a rt President Ulysses 8. Grant ahraha or trees, according to Uyi Marlha T. Vllilau D ep u ty Clark 4 f t lecyclopaedla Jiritanai- was bora at Point rieaaanl, I'ubllth February IS, t i l l . o u ir.it JUVENILE-JUNIOR DANCE competition held February 11th by Melodee Dam n and Figure Club a t Melodee Skating Rink, found these win­ ner*; front row Dobbin Nolan and Mike Noinn, necond place; Susan Earns and Itnhie Thompson, first place; and buck row M artha Wurmnck unci Skip Lucas, third place. Interest Rate High At Melodee Club 8pec!al events added to the regular d a n c e competition held eaeh month by members of the Melodee Dance and Figure Club created much In­ terest which came to a cli­ max Monday, Feb. 11. Tba new events added war* Juvenile-Junior skate dancing, free skating and s p e e d . Youngsters under 16 competed la the Juvenile-Junior division. First and second place tro­ phies were awarded to Susan Karas and Roble Thompson (first) and Debbie Nolan and Mike Nolan (second). In tho novice division Don Broussard and Rena McKenxie were awarded Brat place and Mike Fickea and Teeta Marcum second place. Free skating's first place trophy want to Jeri Flckas greens war* $1.60, and bunch­ ed collarda and turnips were f 1.76 b dosan bunchaa. Hhlpmante from Florida over the weekend were: cel­ ery, rail 43, truck 104; cab­ bage rail 16, track 112; • carols rail 2, truck 60; lettuct rail none, truck 20 ; radishes rail 4, truck 28. When w* say a m ss has Chcsterfieldlan manners, \ are complimenting him on hla breeding. Lord Chester field was an English states­ m an whose name became ■ symbol of polished, ele gant manners. AREA DIRECTORY AIR CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co^ Inc. For Tha Finest Year Around Weather CondlUonar FEDURRB Bales — Service 200 8.* Park Ave. Sanford FA 2-4234 AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S INSURANCE IN S U R A N C E ALL THE NEW FORMS AT LOWEST RATE8 APPUCABLE Bring Your Inauranco Problem* To U» — BALL-BLAIR AGENCY GULF SERVICE Park Av*. FA t-884' Tire* - Batteries - Accessor!** 218 B.SANFORD. FLA. Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake * Muffler Service MURE BU8INESS French A 1 st FA 2-0021 FA 2-0922 Fairway Texaco Service THESE LITTLE ADS Are The Shortest DUtance Herry M. Knlffla. Jr. Mgr. Between TEXACO GAB AND OILS BUYER Marfak Lubrication • and Firestone T. B. A. SELLER Washing A Polishing Pick Up A Delivery - Road CALL — Service FA 2-2811 or GA 6-5938 26lli A Flench Ave. Sanford FA 2-2-6474 PLUMBING T T W n n ffk PRODUCTS Chapman Concrete Product! R, L. HARVEY PLUMBING Complete Installation* • Re p a in BLOCKN Bathroom and Kitchen 8upplug stone* • Patio Rlw-ks Fixtures Car Stop* • Sill* . Lintel, 'Everything In The Block Water Pumps Fro* Estimates 2U4 S. S uiifoul FA 2-3381 Liue” 108 N. Elm Sanford FA8-8402 ROOFING • SHEET METAL FEEDS Sanford Flour and Feed Store Dog Food • Cora Meal Jim § & 7 r - d a Jim Dandy DogVJed 60 Lbs $8.76 889 B anted Atm. Red Cross Has Sick Room Loan-Outs Boat, Ski Club Set Meet Thursday Vegetable Market III New York Ifunduy, Flor­ id" cabbage sold mostly a t f3.M-f4.00 per crate, with some best medium also 94.2644.60. Red and savoy types sold generally at f3.00-H.60. Celery was |4.00-f4.50 per ci-mIo of 2 to 3 dozen size and f3.76-f4.26 for 4 dozen. Car­ tons of 18 film wrapped cel­ ery hearts were *3.50 Chinese cabbage In celtry crate* rang, ed from 42.50-98.00, mostly f2M -f2.75. Collsrds In brocu boxes with 16 to 1$ bunches were $3.60-44.00 and bunched turnips were f3.0043.60 par crate. Mustard greens in bushel baaketa were slightly higher a t $3.00 and turnip tope were f2 M . E n d i v e brought f2.00-f2.76 per crate, mostly 4246-f2.60, and escarola was $1.76.f2.60, mostly f2.00-f2.2f. Big Boston let­ tuce, soma of it dirty, told for f3.00-f3.60, with a few best as high as 94.00 per crate of 24 heada, and Romains ranged from f 2.50-f9.50 according to quality and alia, mostly 92.6048.00. Cratea of 6 dozen bunchaa of curly parsley sold for f8 M -f6 M . Bunched rad­ ishes w e r e fl.26.fl.60 par baskat of 24 bunchaa, and top­ ped radlahea were fl.00-fl.26 per baaket of 30-0 ox. film bags. Watercress waa 16-20 cante par bunch, mostly 18 cents. In Central Florida Friday, eelary sold for f2.76 for cratea of 8 to 4 dozen stalka, and 43.00 for 0 to 8 dosen. Cabbags waa f2.6042.76 per crate, mostly 42.76, and 92.004246 par 60 Rn sack. Endtvu was |1 M per crate, and as. carol* 4146. Iceberg lettuce, generally fair quality, waa 42.00-9246 for crates of 24 heads, Big B o s t o n t y p • brought 4240 and Romains was 22.00 for medium to largo also, and ft.60-fl.76 for ■mailer. Green onions were f 1.00 per dosen bunches, paraley ff.004246 per crate and radlahea 80-76 cents, most 7076 cents per basket. Bushel baskets of mustard and turnip "If we don’t accept our re -1 and fearless leadership, tha If we are ciUsens, born in freedom, believing In freedom, spunsibilltir* we'll ruon have hiwmii* LL Gov. aaid. then we must use our freedom, them all taken from us by the l.t. Gov. Ih*rt O’Neal told Kl- government,” O'Neal mid. I wanians lu»t Wednesday. “ Individually and collective-I ly, responsibility Is the key to ; ( freedom,” he emphnslxcd. Public service should be our | fir at business, nntl there , should l>e nu compromUe with wrong, but search for better understanding, he said. Sick room supplies that are He called upon Kiwanlatis available without charge to as leaders of the community those in need of them were to give, encourage, promote, listed today by Mrs. Mathllde The Sanford Boat and Ski develep, provide und cooper­ Frisscl, Executive Secretary Club will hold it’a regular ate with responsibility fur of the Seminole County Chap­ monthly meeting Thursday at high business and professional ter of tha American Red 8 p.m. standards, setting the ex­ Cross. Meeting will be In the First ample, giving primacy to Sirs. Frissel said that the Federal Savings A Loan As­ spiritual humanity. Red Cross offices have a hos­ sociation building on West Live the Golden Rule daily, pital bed, crutches, wheelFirst St. not Just on Sunday, he urged. c h a i r , bedside commode, All beaters and boating en­ Develop by precept and ex­ walkers and other small ar­ thusiast" ure invited to a t­ ample, Intelligent and nggrex- ticles. The equipment was donated tend. Plans for the cruine sive service, to build a better for the use of the sick by the schedules for tha coming sen- community. The Klwani" program of DCT Club of Seminole High son will be discussed as well as arrangement" for cook- service Is based on tha pre­ and the Women'a Auxiliary of out", p i c n i c " , moonlight cepts of faith In God and the Seminole County Medical cruises urn! other social ac­ Country, moral right, the pre­ Society. Anyone having sick room servation i»f freedom, the crea­ tivities. Fur further information tion of a high mural climate supplies which they would please contact Sam L. Levy, for youth, opixmhig participa­ like to contribute to the pres­ Commodore, a t 322-7112 or tion of government and en­ ent stock may do so by call­ FA 2-7270, or David MacGlIlls, couraging free enterprise, con­ ing Mrs. M. Vann Parker, Vice-Commodore, at 322-0000. servation of our natural re­ president of the Women's sources, and building strong Auxiliary. STEINMEYER Roofing A Sheet Metal, lac. Built-up und Shingle InaUsHutiou and Repairs Gutters • Waterproofing Sheet Metal Work Fra* Estimate* - F irst Class Work 216 Oak Av*. FA 24741 * iMUCBd and the speed trophy to Don Broussard. Included In the evening's program waa Inter-rlnk Es­ quire Dance compeUUon be­ tween the Melodee Club and Buelltone Club of Ocala. Jo and BUI Fickea, repre­ senting the Melodee Club and BeUy Morris and Robert Scbwamburgcr, representing the Ocala club tied for first place. Uneasy Calm Grips Iraq BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) — An uneasy calm gripped Bagh­ dad today Init the new rebel regim* appeared in complete control despite report" of scat­ tered fighting. There was no official In­ formation released on the gunbattle which broke out Thurs­ day morning, presumably be­ tween rebel forces and die­ hard Communist supporters of executed cx-Premier Abdel Karim Kassern. JAYCEES F E R T IL IZ E R SALE SATURDAY. FEB. 23rd Wheeler JC 6-8-8 25% Orgwiie fj.0 0 per 100 Ibss-. Delivered To Your Door Phone Orders Being Taken NOW1 Call FA 2-5481 — 9 a.m. f t 5 p.m. PROCEEDS TO ----- Jaycee’s Community Project! mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to youi* door for Only �VFW Auxiliary Reports On Hospital Trip Chamber Of Commerce Appoints Committee By Donna Kstea The Longwood Aren Chamser of Commerce held its reg­ ular monthly meeting Inst Thursduy at 8 p.m. at the Civic League Building on Lyman Team Loses Brain Bowl Match W. H. PARKINSON, right, of the Orlando Intenial Revenue Sendee of­ fice, was guest speaker a t the February meeting of the DeBary Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons. With him are Mrs. Charles Ulrich, chapter president and Earl Merrill, vice president. (Cox Photo) Future Farmer Week Set Attention throughout the na tion is focused this week on the Future Farmer* ot Amcr lea who arc observing Na tion FFA Week, Feb. 10 to ja. Mayor Tom McDonald of Teachers Give Banquet For Adult Classes By Donna Estes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss, teachers of the two adult classes of the First Baptist Church of Longwood, spon­ sored a ‘’Married Folks" Banquet in the Educational Building of the church last Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Twenty-two adults, includ Ing special guest, Rev, John DeWltt, attended. The room was decorated in an Indian theme with a Wigwam and place cards with pictures of Braves for the men and Squaws for the women. The menu consisted of buf­ falo m eat (ham ), Indian beans (baked beans), yellow sunshine (pineapple punch), ground wheat (buns), white clouds (baked potatoes), red root (sweet potatoes), tossed weeds (lettuce salad), baked muddy (black coffee) and ic cd a al Cherokee (atrawberry shortcake with ice cream ). M YF's Visit Children's Home By Jane Casselberry Sixteen members of the In lermediate and Senior Meth odist Youth Fellowship of tin Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church went to E nter prise last Saturday to viait the Methodist Children’s Home. They were taken on a tour of the buildings by tho dir­ ector of the Home and enjoy­ ed a visit with some of the children. Due to tlie inclement wea­ ther they ate their picnic lunch on the Sunday School bus. Accompanying the group on the bus were Rev. Oelmas Copeland and Mrs. Lillian Miller. Florida Greeting Service, Inc. A cordial welcome ia brought to you from lo­ cal merchants and civic organization* FREE Mnpa, Aren Information and Gift* from Local Merchant* Await You If you aro a ewly Arrived Family or know of A New Family Contact our hostena LOLA WINN FA 2-1678 2400 Stevena Ave. Sanford has proclaimed FFA Week here, noting that the FFA has chosen the week of George Washington's Birth­ day for their observance. "The first president of the United States was also one of the first farm ers in the nation to practice contour planting, crop rotation, ferti­ lization and other soil con­ servation and improvement methods," lie pointed out. "Agriculture is vital to America" is the theme of this year's week, and farm boys everywhere will under­ take a campaign to inform the general public about Un­ importance of the agricultur­ al industry in America, and the numerous and wide v ar­ iety of opportunities that exist in this field for young men who have a background o( farm experience and training. "We have such an abun­ dance of food in America that people arc taking farmers for granted," said Bill West, vocational agriculture ami FFA advisor a t Seminole High School. "Actually, farming la our largest and most vital indus­ try and it is becoming Incoaslngly important with our ex­ panding population. In our area, particularly, most of the businesses and most of Uio Jobs arc basically de­ pendent on surrounding farms for their existence. Take away tho farm* and for all practical purposes you would destroy the entire commun­ ity," added Don Farrens, voag teacher at Sanford Junior High School. The 34 members of the Seminole High School Chapt­ er and the 55 members of the Sanford Junior High Chapter are part of the 400,000 members in tlic 50 s’atcs and Puerto Rico. Membership in the FFA is made up of farm boys who are students of vocational agriculture in high school and junior high. Tim activities arc designed to help develop rural leadership and good citizenship and stimulate the boys to better achievement in their study and work to ward successful establish ment In farming or other agricultural occupations. Willing Workers Have Banquet The Willing Workers Sun­ day School Class of Central Baptist Church met Feb. 0 at the church for a Sweet­ heart Banquet. The menu consisted of ham, string beans, rolls and butter, jcllo salad, candied yams, ic­ ed ten mid CHke. Attending were Howard Addington and Mrs. Adding­ ton, the class teacher; Rev. und Mrs. Gull Smith, Mrs. R. D. Bass, Mrs. John Weav­ er, Becky Nelson, Jon Smith. Trcva Arnelte, Pal Spears. Kathy Frcmming, Brenda Benton, Raymond Rnrm-tt, John Smith and Paul Quinn. Those wlio served were Mrs. Charles I). Hayes Sr. and Mrs. Jack Burton Sr. Following the banquet Rev. Smith spoke to the class alxiut its future and educa­ tion. Games were played for with Rev. Smith offering the closing prayer. By Jane Casselberry After last week’s success­ ful win, Lyman High's Brain Team met defeat this last Sunday at the hands of the Winter Park High team in a Brain Bowl Match held in Lyman auditorium. The final score was Winter Park 295 to Lyman's 200, Lyman had the misfortune to rack up two penalties of five points each for ring­ ing the buzzer before the question was completed and not being able to give a lull answer. The questions, compiled by Brevard Junior College, had stm c proving so difficult and obscure that both teams were stumped. Members of tbo Lyman team were Mac McClellan, Richard Hall, Pete Carlson and David Smith. The Winter Park team consisted of Dcd> White, Dan Grlbbln, Dick Ro­ berts and David Lockman. 'Milton Stokes of Orlando Junior College was modera­ tor and Paul Rutenkroger. acting chairman of the math department at OJC, was the judge. Team sponsors. Miss 'na Barfield for Winter Park and Fletcher Cockrell for Lyman served as official seorekeepers and Sandy Shcrwen and Roy Goodwin were unofficial scorekcepcrs. Village Firemen Postpone Meet By Mona Grinstrad Last Saturday's meeting and election of officers for the reorganized North Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Dept, was postponed due to the inclement weather. No fun Ik-r date for the meeting has been announced at this lime. Church St. By Donna Kates The meeting was railed to Irene March, president of order by President William South Seminole VFW Auxili­ Baumholzer and the devotion was given by L. L. Cox. ary 8207 reported . a t tha Coundlmun J o h n Reams Auxiliary's regular monthly brought up the question of meeting last Thursday even­ how the Chamber of Com­ ing that the total value of merce could help to stimulate articles taken to the Lake City business in Longwood with the VA Hospital on Feb. a was cooperution of the local busi­ |19.'I.00. ness people. A committee ap­ pointed to further study the Members who made the question included Reams ns trip were Mrs. Walter Ste­ chairman, L. L. Cox and R. C. ward. Mrs. Jack Hopkln*. Carlson. Mra. Horbn Reagan, and Mr*. E. P. Richards, treasurer, March. Plans were discussed nnnounred that the 1902-03 for another trip to the VA dues were coming in very Hospital with tho Post iu slowly- and pointed out that VFW I’OST 8207 Cdr. Hal P. Mats received the deed to the PotdV newly March. the organization depends upon purchased proj>erty, tlie former Harris Rout Works, front II. S. "Lew" Mrs. .Steward reported that its dues in order to contlnuo Arnold, right, al a meeting of the Post lAst week. On hand for the cere­ the member*, other than her­ giving Us support to various mony were, front left, Mrs. Roliert March, 8207 Auxiliary president; Mrs. self, who attended the District civic projects. H arriet Harris, charter president of the Auxiliary and Merle Harris, senior Eight meeting at Cocoa, Sun­ During the past few months vice commander of the Post. (Herald Photo) day. Feb. 10, were Mrs. Marrh, the Chamber has daunted district guard; Mra. Jack Hop­ money- to the Civic League kins and Sir*. Merle Harris, Enrlyclcpedia Fund which has district deputy chief of ataff. Christ Church now reached Uie goal and the Final plans were made for hooka are in order. the member* to meet Thurs­ To Sponsor The Chamber also donated day at 7 p.m. at The Painted to the annual Christmas Party Steak Dinner Horse in Orlando for a going and to the Longwood Clinic By Donna Estes away purty in honor of Mr*. for dental care of children in Christ Church Episcopal of Rosemary Sandlfer who ia tho town. lly France. Wester luemhei.hip and uit intensive iAingwood will have a Country moving to Albequcrque, N. M. Any person wishing to work Fallowing t h e business Clarence 1). DonuMnon, Luke menthol ship dilve will start Fried Steak Dinner Satur­ for the betterment c/ the town day from 5 p.m. to 7 p. 111. meeting refreshments were Mary P.istniHtter, was elected with tho Marrh meeting when is invited to join the Chamber. at Uie Parish Hall on Church served by Mr*. Sue Berdahl Visitors at last week's meet­ Chairman of the Board of Di­ tho Chamber will bu divided Street. ami Mm. Jack Hopkins. The ing were introduced und rectors of tin- Chamber of into two sections to compete The menu will Include next regular meeting will be Harry Brown joined aa a new Commerce of l.ake Mary at for the prize of a cook-out so­ country fried steak, baked March 14 a t the VFW Home the first meeting of tho new cial. member. potato, hot roils, a hot vege­ Ail residents of the com­ table, assorted pics, coffc, tea on the Old Dixie Highway. Following t h e business hoard for tlie next Chamber meeting and Interesting film, year held at the heme of the munity and surrounding areas or milk. There will lie a •’The Telstur Story," was new Chamber president, Rich­ are especially invited to at­ nominal donation for adults, New shown through courtesy of ard Keogh, last Thursday tend the meetings of the Lake children 12 and older, child­ Hi-Tread Mary Chamber of Commerce ren five to 12, and no charge tlie Winter Park Telephone night. Clifford Nelson, past presi­ which nio held on the first for children under five. Co. Sound Cord Refreshment, were served dent, met with the newly Thursduy of each month at In charge of the dinner are Hod by Mr. umi Mrs. E. Anzulone elected officer, ami gave a 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Com­ eommittee members Mr*. Ed­ 7I t s 14 und Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ste­ report on the accomplish­ merce building. ward C. Kuhn, chairman; co- 800 a 14 9h ment., resolution., and out­ wart. chairman, Mrs. Eugene Tay­ I t * 14 w/oE. standing project, of the pnst Saint Frances Xavier Cahrl- lor and Mrs. Joel White, Mr*. ni, canonized In 1U40, was the Ralph Stevens, Mrs. A. Pitt­ CAVANAUGH Board of Directors. TIRE SERVICE Three of the outstanding first American citizen ever de­ man, Mrs. Herbert J. Thomp­ PTA To Sponsor projects of the Safety Com­ clared a saint by the Roman son, Mrs. Charles Morrison 1401 8. Fre ask Are. FA N N 1 and Herman Schlmming. mittee discussed were side­ Catholic Church. ‘Mr. Magic' walks, street lights and stop­ By IsNiise Klmunek The Altamonte Springs Ele­ lights. Another past action of mentary PTA will sponsor the Chamber is a Lake Mary "M r. Magic." (Harry WDc of map brochure to be finished Sanford) in his full 90-inlnute and published in tlie near fu­ show this Friday in the school ture. Other business discussed nl auditorium beginning at 7:30 the meeting included plun. tu p. m. Door* will open at 7 p.tn. make the future Chnm!>cr Refreshments of po'^orn meeting interesting and edu­ and soft drinks will lie sold cational with 12 open topics You can wo why ono or America's will mnta you think tin t I n sad gnowi during intermission. Proceed, for the coming year. favorite outdoor njiort* in driving are kid «tufT; und for pure adventure^ Tho first endeavor of the will go towards purchase of Chevrolet*, with four entirely different America’a only aporta cor, Corvetts-*' library books for the school. group will lie to build the kinds of cars to choose from. There's Donaldson To Head C Of C Directors Four different more fun now in two all-new versions with looks the Jtl-mooth Chcrrdei, about a* luxu­ that can atop traffic like a rush-boug rious umyou can go without going over- blizzard. Ticked your favorite already/ iMiard in pricu; the low-cost _ The next thing ia to takd C/irrj/ II, u good-looking car Mrnmm tho wheel sfc your Cherroleft that would send any family u S W dealer's. If that doesn't hav* tuickiug; another family ■ you thinking of places to invorito, tho sporty Corrair, w m . m whose mtreugino traction Keeps Going . rBritt f r u iK W M It Goes . . . EV ER Y ­ JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET W HERE ONLY Gullon EXTERIOR INTERIOR ftUlfT ••• ACRYLIC LATEX Dm I|K(4 for t w on both exterior and interior eurfare. Including, cindrr-blork. concrete block, wallboard, piaster, brick, stucco and previously painted mrtal and wood. • • • • • • One cout rover* must surface*. Dries in 30 minute*. Can be recoated in 2 hour*. Apply by hruMh, *pray or roller. Eu*y brushing. Drie* to a beautiful flat finish. GATOR UIM H R COMPANY 700 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7121 American style The money you'ro patting into U. 8. Savings Honda today will probably some day go into college tuition, or new furniture, or the walk ot a new tome. Until you need it, thk money k ear­ marked for a very important Job. And *yoa can be sure ft isn't building * 27znlle barrier ot brick, barbed wire, and concrete. Every dollar you save with Unde Sam gods directly, into keeping our country strong, with ft* affair* in good carry aa the I for freedom - .it remote out­ post*, to conference tables, in outer Toon of miTTrona at Ameritan fami­ lies have accumulated |4B billion In E and H Bond*—part of our atrength aa individuals. And part of the atrength at (he notion. Start potting part of your savings to work for your country while it work* for you. Buy U. 8. Having* B o n d s st your bank regularly or where you work, and see if you don’t feel good about U. t. Yam gat 91 M far every $ t atom poor Bonds w afers. I. Your Bonds a n replaced free If loot, stolen, or destroyed, t . You can get your money anytima. 4. Yon can once automatically an Payroll Satinge. Now—Bonaiua Buys on Jour entirely different kinds of ears ul your L'heerdst dsaUr't .a p .k o .t o U .S . S A V IN G S B O N D S 22ft Holler Motor Sales Company Cor. 2nd & Palm etto Sanford. Fla. FA 2r071i �1 ' I L Not By Sweat Alone E Death and taxes are not the only certain things in the world. It is also an immutable fact that without work man perisheth — if not physically, then emotionally. This truth has been expressed in many forms over the ages. It has now been confirmed in a public opin­ ion poll, which, to our modem way of thinking, is the ultimate stamp of approval. The’ University of Michigan Sur­ vey Research Center asked people around the country whether or not they would continue to work if they somehow or other hod all the money they needed. Eight out of ten men replied that they would continue to work, usual­ ly giving as their reasons the empti­ ness of a life of nonwork, the bore­ dom of nonemployment Yet this apparently universal need to work exists side by side with a fairly general dislike of work. The poll inicated that for many peoplo work remains throughout their lives only an irksome necessity. Thnt is, they are not doing tho kind of work they think they would like to do. Attitudes toward the idea of work were especially revealing. When ask­ ed to define work, about CO percent said it is something one has to do or doesn’t like. Twenty percent described work as something productive, important, of social value to others. Eight percent dofinod work in This la the season of the year when we hear a great deal from our politicians about some of the nation’s foremost heroes — George Washing­ ton, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jef­ ferson, Andrew Jackson. To invoke the greatness of the historie past is not only natural but ought to be a highly inspiring exer­ cise. Yet with too many politicians it has become perfunctory, unthink­ ing. The real purpose of this annual wintertime festival of party speechmaking ia to belabor the opposition with full force. No one can sensibly object to highly charged political de­ bate. We must have i t But there is more than a little nrtifico In conduc­ ting it against a backdrop of our past greatness. Most of the politicians who dis­ port themselves in front of this rich canvas probably know vory little of American history, though they glib­ ly deal in great names. How many, for instance, would believe that George Washington, during the French and Indian War years before the Revolution, was once briefly under suspicion for trea­ son T How many know that at least three times he narrowly missed death during that same period 7 How many know how strongly governed Washington was in his public duty by his deep senso of pride, his concern for his honor and reputation before the world he mov­ ed in? Who among our wintertime speakers on tho political circuit has sampled the rewarding evidences of friendship between Jefferson and John Adams? This was a bond hugely helpful to a budding nation, a link which weakened in later years only to bo restored as the two men neared death. With his dying breath, Adams, In Massachusetts, was moved to say: “Thank God Thomas Jefferson still lives." But ho was wrong. That very morning, a few hours earlier, Jcfferson, his great friend, hud died in Vir­ ginia. How wide is the nppreclution among our Lincoln - Jefferson - Jackson day orators thnt Adams is rated by historians as a “nenr great"’ umong U. 8. presidents? That James K. Polk, little heard of is another? The truth is that our politicians generally do not know their historic >nsL much better than do most Amercans and that is not very well. In­ numerable surveys of students nnd adults alike have made tho point forcefully. Rome year tho politicians ought to devote thoir winter festival to a real considedration of history, with the notable aim of stirring among Americans a genuine interest in the historic roots of tho “Americanism" they hear so much about. Americanism ought to bo a living, breathing thing, built from un un­ ending stream of life in which we all can move. For too many it is a marblo statue, aloof on a pedestal. I Phil Newsom Soys . . . A Bone In JFK ’s Throat For mueh tho aamo reaion* th a t Nikita Khrushchev de­ scribed West Berlin as a bone In hie throat, Prealdent Ken* Hedy can apply the same des­ cription to Cuba. Vlawrd In thla light, Cuba v*. Berlin, Soviet strategy be* cornea clearer and Cuba takes a natural place on the cold war chess board. In thla light, the actual num. her of Soviet troopa in Cuba takea on Icaaor significance, whather it be 0,000 or 20,000. OUT OUR WAY WELL, HOW UJWO WOULD vouM EPeauTO A w a* KUJgAMT WHEKG 'IMi. V M ftV SP WDTWN* BUT ‘ ATTSTIUKar Iff £ a:ttfu Page 4 Sanford, Fioridu oralill Tues., February 10, 1063 WAbTKM A . OIRLOW , KUITOM AMU H a U illK M U U f tU lH K l, KUM ANU ■ . U U IIM O U I S im ila r % / B ailor A d v ertisin g D irect or St>UV U S U I C stistr M ite r O K B U A P A S IU n i B e e ltlr M i t e r IIIUuIRBO TH AM JA R IR U I H O B N i a U I U u i l m a S U n sg sr SUIBLBY JOSHS C lssaW sJ t u n . r i r PMARK V 01.T 0l.IM t • s l u r s fcu uur ctrvuta tton Maintain r i t i . o w i : i . i .s MecbaaU A l B u st. Political terms of exertion or effort. Others said it is something scheduled or timed or routinized. Factory workers most often gave the answer that work is an activity th at is timed and paid for. People with high education levels tended to consider work a duty — and not much fun. According to Dr. Robert L. Kahn, the survey director, these attitudes are inherited from the family back­ ground. They are neither caused — nor corrected — by the educations different peoplo receive. Kahn sees a reflection of our dis­ like of work in union practices. Ho feels union policies say, in effect: “ Work is too hard; work is too long; working conditions are bad.” , Unions, he says, have given rela­ tively little attention to the ques­ tions of variety versus monotony, scheduling versus freedom on tho Job, other kinds of satisfaction from the job besides money. On tho other hand, Knhn says management has its own implicit as­ sumptions about work: “Work is undesirable; people won't do it unless they hnvo to; it is something they try to avoid: pay la tho only compensation for work." It would seem that all of us, whe­ ther employer or employe, need to rethink our attitudes toward work. It’s been with us since Adnm; it promises to bo around for a long time to como. Patriotism Peddlers I t U the Soviet "presence" thut counta. A handful of 10,000 or ao Allied troopa in Weal llurlin could net hupo to atom tho So­ viet lido were it to ho un­ leashed. One rcuaun tliul it ia not unleashed lira not in tho number but in the Allied “preacnco" which would guaran­ tee a world war in came of Soviet attack. When the world receded front the brink of nuclear war laal October with Khruahchev'a prumiao to rt-movo Ida olfenalve rocketa, it nnturally wua assumed that bo now wculd look oUcwhcro for a mrana to re-ealabllth dumsgvd preatlge and to recapture the initiative. One of theae aaaumptlona took in the poaaiblllty of new Soviet preaaure on Berlin. Inatrnd, ho hat reveraed hla field, faring llio United Slatua In Cuba with exactly tho aamo riaka ho would face in an a t­ tack upon llerlln. There are other striking similarities. Ju st as West Berlin la a foothold within Commuulat territory, ao Cuba new ia a foothold In a traditionally U. S. aphtre of influence. Just aa the Western power* huvu been willing to pour millkma of dollars Into West Ber­ lin to help maintain it as a free world symlwl, ao Khruahchev apaprenlly ia willing to peur millions into Cuba to maintain it aa a beacon for Communist subversion throughout Latin America. Khrushchev c o u l d take oilier page* from the l>ook of Allied experience ia Berlin. Peter Edson Both: "H aving a Little Trouble?'1 Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASE 0 —463: Joe J., aged 20, was one of my former aludenta at Northwestern Uni* vcralty. “ Dr. Crane," he began, "I a-s-itutlrr. It all s-s-rtarted when 1 was in tho 3rd grade. ‘For I put up my hand and asked Uie t-t-teachcr if I could go to the boy'a lavatory. "A* the a a-aon of a doc­ tor, 1 used the medical word my mother had (aught me. But this made Utu other child­ ren laugh. "S-a-so I blushed and felt humiliated. And I have e-sstuttered ever since. How can 1 get over it?" Stuttering ia usually just a nuisance muscular habit that was learned In one alngle epi­ sode. For habits don't always re ­ quire many months of repeti­ tion. For example, If a child burns lta hand on a hot atove, that alngle bum will probably make him avoid touching any more hot atoves. For the burn of the fire cndurca long after the muscu­ lar action haa stopped. In like manner, when a child la guilty of an embarraslng slip of the tongue that causes blushing and shame, the resulting psychological "bum " can still persist for many years. To understand Use original pattern of atuttering, please consider what we psychiat­ rists describe aa tho typical "stutter triangle.” Each corner contain! one element of the 3-point Mut­ ter complex. And these three points (hat usually typify the original atuttcr situation are aa fol­ lows: (1) Normal conversational tones; (2) Use of English lang­ uage; <3) Speaking to human be­ ings. Change any one of those three comers of the "Mut­ ter triangle" and you can Immediately help the stuttercr banish hla complex. For example, have him de­ liberately pilch hla voice high e r or lower and he atopa stut­ tering. Or aik him to sing or read printed copy. Or let him use ventriloquy! Ventriloquists do NOT stut­ ter. A quick change at (I) ran also he obtained by biting down on the tongue with the jaw teeth and then holding it imprisoned as the stutter­ e r launches into speech. Demosthenes used pebbles in his mouth to alter this point of the triangle, for sluttorers did NOT have pebbles in their mouths when the nui­ sance habit started. Nowadays, a big wad of bubble gum will serve much at Demosthenes' pebbles. Look at (2), for here in American the usual ituttcrcr was speaking in English. Let him shift to a foreign language and he will general­ ly apeak without stuttering, for that altera the second cor­ ner of the Mutter triangle, (3) If he addresses his dog or horses or even shouts to the waves, a la Demosthenes, he also breaks the original pattern by changing the 3rd comer of the Triangle. Stutterers ran also obtain help by extroverting their personality for they are us uatly too aclf-censcioua. So send for my booklet “ Five Laws for Compliment­ ing," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus ate. Hut imprison your tongue for quick relief. Dick West Soys A-Hiking We Will Go WASHINGTON (UPI) — Aa, everyone in tho entire ever • l o v i n g ambulatory world must know by now, America Is on a hiking binge. The way things are going, hiking wilt become the biggest fad ainro flagpole sitting. Sumo people apparently are Just now discovering that they have feet. It ull started, of course, with President Kennedy's revlvul of un old Thcodoro Roosevelt directivt fixing a three-day, CO-mlla hike aa a fitness test for military offi­ cers. Would you like tu hear tho true, insido story of what was behind tho original directivt? Very well. Just stay right there In your easy chair and 1 will give you the scoop. Roosevelt was never exactly 98-poumI weakling, but he did have what might be deacribcd aa a “Charlea Atlu* complex." Aa a youth, according to hit autobiography, be wai "rather alckly and awkward" and quite unable to hold my own when thrown Into contact with other boys of rougher ante­ cedents." If Atlas, tho famous body­ builder, had been In buaineaa at Uie time, young Teddy probably would have enrolled in hla correspondence course In muscle development. But he lived in the primitive era before Atlas Invented "dyneuilo tension," so ho was forced tu crcute a physical culture program of bis own. For several years, Roosevelt went In 4>ig for wrestling. While governor of New York, be billed the state for a wrestling mat, but the expc use was dltsallowcd by the comptroller, who took the position that it was not a "proper gulH-matorlul amuse­ ment." Roosevelt next took up box. “I think I will leave them Ing, but abandoned it after a on," aaiil the propor but other, poke In tho eye ruptured some wiso naked envoy. "We might blood vesaela. He was by then meet ladies." getting pretty old, ao he turn­ ed to lea* atrenuoua exercise—' Jiu-Jitsu. It was hla high regard for what he called "the vigor of a is o a v m oss m otor life" that prompted him to Isauo tho hiking directive. The armed force* were dismayed by tho order and did all they could to circumvent it. Rut Roosevelt himself said It was "a test which many a healthy mlddlcaged woman would be able to moct." To prove hla point, he often want on hikes, with an athlet­ ic group known ns the "ten­ nis cabinet." When they came to a river, they didn't bother with bridges They s w a m across. If we swam Uie I’otomae, we usually took off our clothea," Roosevelt recalled. On one occusiun the French ambassador joined the hike and aa they were about to awlin the river aomeono no­ ticed that he was still wear­ ing hla gloves. WASHINGTON (NEAt — A second meeting between President Kennedy and Soviet Russia's Chairman N i k i t a Khrushchev may be in the making. William C. Foster, U. S. DIs armament Agency director, gave a first hint of this in a recorded interview with Sea Kenneth Keating, R-N.Y., on the nuclear test ban negotia tions. “ Is there likely to he i further discussicn of this be­ tween the President and Mr. Khrushchev?" t h o senator asked. “ I would think ao," replied Foster. Referring to the ex change of notes between the President nnd Khrushchev last December, Just before the 18 nation Geneva disnrmnmcnt committee recessed, Foster de­ clared: "These letters certain­ ly Indicate that they both have a deep interest in obtain ing a dependable agreement to terminate nuclear tests." “Then you would expect thnt?" Keating asked. Foster replied: “I would ex pect nt some point it would occur." This exchnngo took plnco just before the Russians did another about-face and broke off test ban talks with Amcrl can and llritish officials In New York and Washington Jan. .31. Foster is now in Geneva us head of U. 8. negotiators in the disarmament talks. His aides say that he was referring to both further ex­ changes cf notes and direct talks. This confirms authoritative reports in Washington that the Russians have Is-en hint­ ing they would like to arrange another Kennedy-Khrushchev meeting. Since their first and only meeting in Vienna Juno 3-4, 1001, tho President has given no encouragement to holding another. The condition laid down has been that there must l hi some assurunce of being able to farmulixe agreements already negotiated. T h e r e would not he another meeting just to talk. These conditions apparently dissuaded Khrushchev from coming to the UN General As srmldy last full. There would be no point in his coming un lest he could also ace the Pre­ sident. Kennedy has tentative plans to visit Rome and Rcnn in late winter or early spring. The White House makes clear no firm dates have been sche­ duled. London speculation that the President might also see 1'rima Minister Harold Mac­ millan Is not confirmed in Washington. A European visit would, of course provide an opportunity for a meeting with Khrushchev. Some American specialists on Communist affairs who are vbbbo i g t m ; If you like peanuts and (teanut buter, you are ill lurk. World production cf peanuts in 1000 was estimated a t 16,037,000 tons, 6 per cent larger than 1050. More thuii half of the world production was in Asia. India with 5,200,000 ton* and mainland China, with an estimated 2,300,000 tuns were the world's largest producers. African production at 4,082,000 tons was about 10 per cent above 1969. The largest pro­ ducer in Africa and the third lurgest in the wcrld was Nigeria. guarantee against an Amtrlcan invasion of Cuba. Rut now tho President faces a new dilemma in getting all Russian forces and even de­ fensive arms out of Cuba. The President’s last press conference failed to clarify just what pressures are being applied to make tho Russians get out of Cubs and stay out. Rut an agreement to this ef­ fect Is becoming the first test of Russia's sincerity about wanting disarmament. Barbs Itjr IUI Cochran A college education helps tho graduate to worry about condition* all over the world. Mother wouldn’t mind the kids skating If they didn't bring snow and slush home to tho kitchen floor. Thinking well cf everybody is one of the roads to real hap­ piness. AT BIO ___ 8AVIN08 AUTO GLASS and Seat Cover Co. .101 W. 2nd 322-80.12 H it th e B U LLS EY E w it h t h r if t ! use our friendly help • •• i VMS 's a rabib Le a s I "Lean, clean Matter Of Fact Notebook discouraging any further Ken­ nedy - Khrushchev meetings now say that in their first conference, Khrushchev gain­ er' the impression that the President was not a strong and forceful leader. It is claimed this was re­ flected in Russia's renuncia­ tion of the nuclear test ban and the resumption of testing in 1001. It is maintained that this was n factor in the Krem­ lin decision to establish cffensivo intermediate range ballistic bases in Cuba and make th at island a center for further Communist aggression throughout the Western Hemi­ sphere. Khrushchev now may have discovered thnt Kennedy is a year and a half more experi­ enced thun he wus in Viennu uud definitely no weakling. Ill any future meeting the two leaders would therefore he on more even term* nnd might conduct more fruitful talks. Not the least of the sub­ ject* for them to discuss—In addition to a nuclear test ban and disarmament—is thu Cuba situation. liuth Kennedy and Khrushchev left this ex­ tremely fuzzy ufter their ex­ change of notes prior to the Russian missile pull-out from Cuba last October. Khrushchev promised on­ site Inspection of the dis­ mantled bases. Fidel Cnatro has prevented him from de­ livering on this promise. This nullified Kennedy's offer of a U nes...m oreroom Insid TV R s 1 4 Ram bler 1 6 3 Car o f the FuU room tor sis 6-loottrs,"Plenty of headroom, legroom."J W it Curved glass side windows, amazingly easier entrance. B IL L T he aw ard reads, “ for outstanding design achievem ent and engineering leadership." Motor Trend ex­ perts saw it in the “ lean, d ean lines," with “ more room inside for increased com fort." Hailed Advanced Unit Construction " , . . will take punishm ent longer . . . hold resale value." In ride, performance, long-life features, they found ’63 Ramblers outstanding. See the value o f the )car, at your Rambler dealer. American M elon—Dedicated to Excellence H EM P H ILL M OTORS. SOI W. First Si. Inc. Sanford, Florida See your Rambler dealer—a good man to do business with for a new car or a SeCectr used carl �Wrnfl Tues. Feb. 1§, ’68—Pagre 5 Duel Shaping Up At Raceway SH S Plays In tonight'j program of har­ ness anti quarter horse racing at Seminole Park the featur­ ed eight shapes up as tilt duel of the evening. Grand Grattan will he go­ ing against Vivian K in the pacing mile. The two favor ites both won In their first starts at Seminole Park. Grand Grattan posted his win on opening night and hat fin­ ished second in his last two starts. Vivian K has clocked the mile pace at Seminole in the fast time of 2:07 4/5. Her best time was recorded in tho I same race that saw Jarrettown llcnny set the track rec­ ord for pacers at 2:06 1/5. Tiie co-fcaturcd seventh for W . P., Lions Play Tavares Snnford travels to Winter Park tonight to meet the Purkera as the 19GH cage season enters the home Btretch while Oviedo travels to Tavures in county cage action. Sanford will he going into the game with a 9-12 record while the Parkers, recent winners of the Orantfe Ik1It Cuiifi'1'ence crown, sport a 16-8 record. Sanford will ro with Mike Woodruff, wha was named to tliv ull UilC squml; Don MeMurray, David McGillls, Dutch Itifor and Hurry Darks. In Oviedo, the Lions who have won nine straight, will ho shooting for their 14th win of the season against only three losses. Expected to sta rt for the Lions will he Jimmy Courier, Danny Kirkland, Mickey Tosln.sky, Ted Dellhorn ami Jimmy DeSlinzo. Bishop Moore Knocks Off Lvman, 57-43 IJishop Moore with s fourth period rally nipped a fighting I.yman five 57 43 in Orlando .Monday nightThe Hornets knocked in 24 points in the final eight mill utes to ice the lilt while the Grey iKitinds who were rough the first three periods, were held to only 10 markers. Cup Team The lead changed hands 10 MILAN, Italy (UPII — The limes during the tilt with the Italian Tennis Federation has score tied at 10-10 at the end appoinlrd Jnrosluv Drobny of the first period; at the half coach of tlic 1963 Italian Dav Hid Hornets led, 22-19. is Cup tennis team. Dill Durkliart was high scorer for L>man scoring 12 points. The Lyman JV « won Legal Notice their tilt, 41-37. In (hr Court o f Ib r < i i i n l f Jio ta r. Sem inole Cou nty, I'larMb. to Prnhutr. In rri U n fa ir nt o . i*. h i ; i t s D o n , Deceased 'll! t i l I r e d l l u r s nu«l IV r .i m i l i n t Inn 4’laliun or Demand S t b l M l bbbS F a ta le ) You and ea ch nt yo u arr tirrrt>y n o tified and required to present an y claim * and d em a n d s w h ich you , o r eit h e r nt yo u, muy h a v e a x a l n s t th Satnto o f O. P. ItKItNDON, d eceased . la t e o f raid County, to tin- County J u d a e o t S e m i ­ nole County. Florida, at his o f f i c e In the cou rt h o u se o f sa id Cou nty at San ford , Flor Ida, w ith in elx calendar m o n th s from the tim e o f the first publication » f this nolle T w o co p ies o f ra ch claim or •I. mnnd shall ho In w r it in g , an d sh a ll s t a t e the place o f res id en ce and post o f f i c e ad d r e - s o f t h e ela lm n n i, and sh a l l he sw o r n to liy llie c la im a n t , hie s c e n t or a t t o r ­ n ey and acco m p a n ied by a f i li n g fee o f o n e d o lla r and su c h claim or dem and not Oo filed sh a ll be void. Osborne I*. Ilern don, Jr. A* ex e c u t o r o f the I-ust W ill an d T e s t a m e n t o f O. P. IIKltXDOX. Deceased F h l n h o l u r and Lo g a n F ir st F ed eral Building Sanfo rd. Florida A t to r n e y s for Kxrcutor P u b lish F eb ru a ry }„ IS, 19, IC CDF-!) Legal Notice i: n r a « l . t : N o tice Is hereb y alv en tliat p u rsu a n t to list- final decree o f fo reclo su re and e.ile e n t e r ­ ed In the c a u se p e n d in g In Ihe Circuit Court In and for S em in o le County, Florida, ca se d ocket n u m b er 1STII. the undel slunrd Clerk w ill sell Ills p ro p tr ly sit u a te d In said C o unty described ns: Toil IS. Stil'TII FINISCltKST. T h # d Addition, su b d iv isio n , a ccord in g to a plat the reo f recorde d In P la t Boo k 11, p a g e s D and 43 o f Ihe P u b lic B e cord s o f Hemllinle County, Flo rid a ; T ogether w ith the f o l lo w in g Homs pro perty w h ic h are l o c a l • d In and p e r m a n e n l ly In sta lled ns a part o f tin lin p ro v em enta on aa Id bind; One fl. IT. Hof W ater H ea ter (elec.). Model 409 VII-SS-3, b- r l i l I|«e:s;s3 One O. IT. R efrig era to r (elec.), Model L.1811H, Serial Vlt*i>2039 Our tl, IT. Itullt-ln R a n g e (e le c .) . Model JSS4SIKK. S eria l XROT7427 On., II. IT. Itullt-ln Oven ( e l e c .) . Model J30SU4I14, Ferial YIHIS234 One DuoTherin W all H e a t ­ er ( o i l) . Model 3SS-I, Fer Ini m i T 1 9 One Nu tone Rath H ea ter 4elec.) One Victor Climax K i t c h ­ en Kxhauet Fan (elec.) Thirteen V en etian llllnde ( m eta l), m a nu fa ctu red by F en ltarlk (lla ee A P ain t Co m pany, Fanford, F lo r Ida. T o g e t h e r w i t h all stru ctu rre nd linprovem enta n o w and h e rea f t er on said land, and f i x tu res atta ch ed thereto, and all rente. Issues, proceeds, ami p rofits accru in g and to accru e from sa id , p rem ises, a l l o f w h ich nro Included w it h in the f o r e g o i n g description and the habendum thereof; a lso all gae, eleain. elect ric, w ater, and o l h r r h e a t in g , co o k in g , r e f r i ­ g e r a t in g , lighting plumbing, v e n t ila t in g . Irrigating, and p ow er ayetem s, m achines, a p ­ pliances, fix tu res, and a p p u r ­ ten a nces, w h ich n o w are or m ay h e r e a f t e r pertain to, or he used with. In, o r on said p rem ises, even thou gh t h e y bu detached or detachable, a t public eale, lo III* lilglieet and best bidder for cast) be, t w e e n tho hours o f eltv eti o'clock In llie forenoon and t w o o clo ck In tbe a fterno o n on the 6III day o f March. 1942, a t Ihe F ro u t Door o f the Hemlnole C o unty Courihous* In Fanford, Florida. (FKAI.) Arth u r II. B eck w ith , J r . Clerk o f the Circuit Court llyr M a t t i e T. Vlhlen D i p u t y Clerk P ub lish Feb ru ary 19. 1942. w ith M i n t i: u p b t i . i : N o tice le hereby g i v e n that, p u rsu a n t to a F in a l Dec ree o f F o reclo su re entered In ca u se numbered 15*49, In t h e Circuit Court Sem inole County , F lo r ­ ida, I w ill sell the pro perty s i t u a t e d In Srm lnnle County, F lo rid a, desc ribed as: 1>1T II of SOUTH PIN K CUKST. F ir st Ad dition , as recorded In Plat Hook 10, p a c e s 45 and 41 o f the P u b l i c llecorde o f S e m i ­ nole Cou nty, Florida. A N D A1.SU the f o l lo w in g d escrib ed Item s o f e q u i p ­ m en t n o w located In or upon the a b ove described prem ise s: C h rise s 10" K itc hen K«haunt Fan Space l l e a t r r V en etia n m i n d s a. K. Italian a. K. Itefrlaerator a t public sale, to the h la h e st und best bidder for ca sh, at t h e front door of the S em in o le C o u n ty Courthouse In Sanford, F lo rid a, b etw een 11:00 a. m , und 5:00 p. in., on F eb ru a ry 5? lb. 1945. tSKAI.) Arthur II. B e ck w ith , Jr., Clerk Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Dep u ty Clerk F reem a n , Rlrhardson A W atson T il Harnett Bank Bu ilding J a c k s o n v i l l e , Florida A tto rn ey P u b lis h Feb. 19, 1945. CDF-44 CDF-4 4 Long Wait For Brosnan MEMHEH8 OK TIIE SEMINOLE l l l i i l l JV team lookhiR over the win­ ning O ne trophy are left to riRht, front row, Mike Bowes, Mike McClnry, Frank Murray, Ronny Hinson, Dave Lanier and Steve Clark. Back row, left to right, Jeff Williams, Moose Glad, Dennis Smith, Coach John Colbert, D our Firestone, Tom Cason, and Bill Day. (Herald Photo) Field Complete For Rich Stake The field for Die second an­ nual King and Queen Cham­ pionship race at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club this Sat­ urday night was completed with tho running of the sec­ ond annual Racing K i n g Stake last Saturday. The first four male stars to Denny Mac, Mac Tray anti Foxworth. Interest is keen in the championship contest ami a crowd as largo as opening night is expected. I.asl winter Wade Tray won the contest with the four females follow­ ing. Wade has been sidelined since late January and is not in Die '63 lineup. However, he ii back in action again und alter schooling brilliantly lust week will probably rate as tit, favorite in tonight’s fea­ tured ninth. Opposing Wade T rjy to­ night will be Carmcllctc, Docker's Circus, Pac Sac, In Hie D. Division Dond Archway, Coro Silver, WonWalker and Dick Johnson dertm and Mrs. Mops. both had a low gross of 80, f i i i s t h a c k — a. im w ile— while John ivey had a net Dradr 11— 1. Kevin'* pal, 2. O. II.'* Irishman , 3 Mac Ntetch, 66 and Pete Krucche had a 4. Tam pa Hot llwl, I. Moon* Mayfair Golfers Top DeLand Club 118-80 The Mayfair Men's Golf Association heat out tho DcLand golfers 118 to 80 points in the Inter Club Match held at tlse DeLand Country Club Golf Course, Sunday. A return match is sclied uled at the Mayfair Country Club lie re on March 24. Walt Cunningham had low gross in the A. Division with a 70 and four golfers had ties, Carl Crunc und Dr. Dub Epps each with a net 68 and Wlik llowmon and E. C. Dradford both holding a net 69. L egal N o tic e In lfc*» I Hurl o f i In* CittiNly Jiiitar* ftriMlNnle Cou nt?. I'lorrid s, l a I'rultalr. In IIri l ' * | n l * of WILLIAM com iii :, LJ i a SLI L HOL. D ecn id l T o All ( r n l l l i t r a and I’rra .m i lla%lna I’lnlm* «tr l l r n m a ili . U a l a M *altf L n a i n You anil ra ch of jrou ar« hereb y n o tlflrd and required lo itrrarnt a n y claim * and d e ­ mand* which you, or eith er o f you, m ay h a v e *gulu »t the f a t a l # o f WILLIAM LKtiLIK )l< tl/Jo.M III!, ilfriMietl, Into of »4l«l C ou n ty , to tho County J tl J r * o f Hemlnoln County, Florida, at hi* o f fi c e In tho cou rt hoUfco i>f xaid C o unty at Hanford, Flo rid a, w ith in alx ca len d a r m onth* f r-m tho time of the first publhration o f thla notic e. T v A • .>]•'. •« ..f each cla im or d ' m a m l ahull be In wrltlnir. and -hull Mute the place o f r o l d n t i c e und poet o f f i c e nddr*** o f the cla im a n t , ml ahull bo iWOrn to by tin' cla im a n t, hla mri'MI. o r a tto rn» >• ami acco m p a n ied by a f 111ti sc fee o f one d o lla r and • ut li claim or dem and not «o filed ahull ho vold, / » / Mary M. Holcom be A m A d m in is tr a t r ix o f Ihe I X a t e of WILLIAM LK8LIK HOLc o m iii: I irco a te d Htenstrom, D a v is A M« Intoeh A t to r n e y s for A d m in istra trix Poet O ffice II.* 152j Hanford, Florid a Pub lish Feb. If, 2 i K Mar. I. 12. IMS. CDF-TO -------- Matinee MONDAY now racing!i! finish in that contest and the first four female stars to fin­ ish in the Dacing Queen Stake the week previous comprise Hie octet. In the order they finished tiie Queen Stake they arc Texas Late, Donnie Abbe, Little Hhonda and Tipsy DiX' ic. Tiie King Stake order of finish was Cherokee Ilulou, 1:1.') I*. M . 68 . ersst. 4 . My W ire's l l m t , Hai\ hm k'a rh«»lcr, V l'rl*a 7. C. Division players, 13 and NIU'O.MI | | %(*K—• ft; lilik Mile up, found Dr. Otto Moyer — I.radr | » — l.Mr. \\ I. k -t. 2. H u sk y Dick. 3. (Lay llo|»v. 4. with a gross of 8i and net Uukkasuti, S. Ilutply Tray. 0. scores were Dill DcrMcdt, 70; Iluliotil, 7. Jack'* H ea rtb rea k , 8. Jen* ilo o d upectl Harry Sullivan, 71, and L I). T l l l l l l ) m i ' R — r. in Mllr— («ratlr VI— 1. Uroad oa k, 2. D«»b, Harrison, 72. 3. i Jlii Tim*. 4. Pat'* M a d e . Walt Cunningham was cios 3. Hammy Lin*. (. Liu lit Hal cst to Pin 6 and Pete Kreus- 7. Flick Mix. S. o . IL'l Colum n F i l l Ill'll IIACI*— .1 N Vtlie— clic to Pin 16. Thu longest putt IJrntlr T— 1 Hulppy Tip. 2. was mude by Dr. Ding at the Fred IMdl**y, I CllinhliiR Fu*t, I. Ill* Tim e. 5. D elu x e Lin eninth hole ami the longest i»Re. (L Hue HI*, 7. My D w Ir Ii I, drive front the No. 1 hole was s. Itl,k>'* Itl.-k F I F T H II M i; — a 18 Vllle— by diaries Kincaid. D m ile II— 1. Iduht Duty, 2. Legal Notice In liar ( nurl o f Ihr l iiunly J Ildar, Hrmlnnlr CiiUNl), F lo r Ida. In Prob nlr. In rri C s t a l r *»f KM A.Nl’LL COM PTON. D ecea sed To All O f l l t s r a * s i P erso n s lla» Ina I’la lm s «»r llro innils A a a ln st ftnld l U t n l n You an,| ra ch o f yo u are hereby n o tified ami require,! to presen t a n y c l a i m s and <tem a u d s w h h l i y o u , or eith er o f you, may h a v e again*! the e s t a t e o f E m a n u el Compton, dec eased, la t e o f »itld County , to the Coutlly .Indue o f Hvtntnolo County, Florida, nt hi* o f fi c e In tlm court h o u se o f said Cou nty at Hanford. F lo r ­ ida, \v Ithlfi sli « ult udar m o n t h s from the tim e of th* first putdl, atl«»n o f this notice. T w o c«>ples o f ea ch claim or I* m i n d fthnll he In w r i t i n g , ami shull stn ta tho p l s e a of res id en ce and post o f f i c e a d ­ d ress o f the cla im a n t , ami shall he sw o rn to tty the cla im a n t, h is a u d i t , o r a t t o r ­ ney end acco m p a n ied by u f i l ­ ing fee o f on e dollar and such claim or dem and no t ao filed shall he void. / » / lleL'it M. Compton A- E x e c u tr ix o f the I#a*t w ,11 umi T t f l i n t n t o f KtnsiiUfl C,impton. deceased Htenstrom, D a \ l s A M rlu io sh A t to r n e y s for K x sc utrlx Kdu.irdt* Itulldl ng Hanford. Florida Pultlleh Fsb. If, 2 i J* Mur. I. 12, 19(3. Countr y Voice, 3. Had Ju dy. 4. ITninaek, i . F or llank. t. l to w d y 111p, 7. T opper Top, *. Carrara *•11111 HACK— ft 10 ,V| Mr— fired r C— I. T.Ik Ii I Itn n a rk , 2. Kfluo, 3. Ha loin Princes*, 4. ItuaM-ll Ht'iiie, 6. q u i r k Ju mp, (. C a ra v elle, 7. Kd'e Hkelly, I- Da in ty l*4*t m : u : m i i i i i i t — u /n Mil**— ••rede C— 1. Ivlnda Clever, Haraaota Hunbur*t, 3. H urst Appeal, 4. Mary '/.Ip, 6. F a w n lllend. (. laonKtlme Nosre, 7. T o m K im, 8. pac I'.HHITII l i v e r — A/ Id Vlllr— (•radr II— t. Itralllr, 2. l-o a Lee, I. II'* Fir*. 4. I lo e k t t • .Sweetie, (. lUivrlmrf, *. I n n H av oc, 7. Uock ln Zip, I. Pa tty'a J oy M \ T I I IIV( I— n i n Vlllr— Hradr At. Curnirllete, 2. Pac Har. 3. A f fi b w i y , 4- WotldiPOIt, I, Wud* Tra>, 4. Coro ftllver, 7. Ilocke r * Clrcu*. I. Mr*. Mop* 'IT.VI II It %« !•*— ft H Vlllr — Hrade T— t. Mn nit M*«n*, 2. Toil I Daw n. f , E!.*b<ir .tl v. 4 F ro sty Tip, S. Mlfltrrui. C. N ew lilt, 7. Mr. T e ll M ail i t I'd'* Luxury. quarter horses has the favor-1 ites Mr. Star Dadgcr and Lucky Priest going in a six horse field. Doth horses have had one win thus far at Scm-1 inole. Leading jockey of ihe Sue, going in the number meeting, Pete Moore, will bo three post position. up on Lucky Priest. This 350 Tonight will be the firit yard dash will also have the ladies night at Seminole Park promising young filly, Thirsty Dareway. All ladies will bo admitted free and post time is 8 p.nt. Cinci Still No. 1 Despite First Defeat NEW YORK (UPI) — Clncinnati'a first defeat failed to shnke the Rrnrcats from Die No, 1 apot in the United Press International college basket­ ball ratings today, but I-oyolu, whoso perfect record alto was ruined, wns replaced by Duke in second place. Wichita vaulted all the way front 17tli place to sixth this week on tho atrength of tho 65-04 upset victory which end­ ed Cincinnati's 37-game, two. season winning streak. Although Cincinnati h e l d the top spot—as it has every week of (Ids season—coach Ed Jucker'a Deal cuts missed unanimous acclaim for the first time In nine weeks. One member of tiie 35-tnnn UPI Roald of Coaches cast his firat-placo vole for Duke, leaving Cincinnati just one point abort of a perfect score. Duke, which lias a 10*2 rec­ ord and hus won 12 straight notdi in its steudy climb from games, thus moved up another 10th place during tho past eight weeks. Tbe Dluo Devil*, undefeated in 12 A 11 a n t i c Coast Conference g a m e s, wero third behind Cincinnati and Loyola for tiie three pre­ vious weeks. , I.oyoln, whose 21-gutne win­ ning streak was snapped by Dowling Green, 02-75, last Saturday night, dropped out of the runnerup spot which it hud held for eight consecutive weeks. The Itnmhlcrs from Chicago were third, 13 points behind Duke and 69 beldnd Cincinnati. United Press International It looks like Jim Droenan, who ntnde headline, n few year* hark with "the long season," Is going to make ’em ngiiin with "tho long wait," The Idg Cincinnati relief At the Orlando Scminole Jal pitcher innde many ■ face in hiiNchnll turn red when he Alai Fronton Monday after­ published "Tlu< Lung Henson," noon three games paid off a an itisido look ut tliv game, ill total of $651.30 to pcrfccla tic­ 1960. Jim hue furiiiken the ket holders. Khakespearvim bit thl* winter The payoff in the eighth hut now he'a tanking throat* gulp in the Cincinnati front game on tlic 48, duo was office of what u pitcher wiUi 1254.10. In tiie ninth the 4-3 u 4-4 i in ord should earn. paid 1142 20 and in tho finnlu “It looks like Jim is going of the afternoon tlw rebates to be our tough mail,” said on the 5-1 amounted to $258. (ienural Munugvr Dill Dewitt The featured singles in the of the Kcds .Monday after an­ evening performance w a s nouncing tiie signing of 2W won by Uria, playing out of game winner Joey Jay. "He post five. Second was tlic definitely doesn't like the conyouthful Zarra in post one. Club Plans tract we sent him." The latter is working his wayDrvsimn had a 10-4 record Deep Sea up to the top echelon of the lit 1U6I, when llio Heds won roster. Tliv game last night the National league peanut, Fishing Trip marked his 38llt effort against and p r e s u m a b l y was cut Final plans for next Mon­ tho fronton's big boys. t:i,Out) or $4,000 on the basis day's Deep Sea Fishing trip Uria put on a brilliant ex­ of Ins inferior showing in for members of the Denary hibition of the fundamentals 11162. Fishing Club were made at of Jui Aial, never allowing last Wednesday night's meet­ himself to bu caught out of position. ing of the group. The trip will lie mude Buckeyes Hold aboard the Marlann out of Key Spot Daytona Reach by 43 mem­ Move*) Up DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — bers of the club. L'nited Press International Guest speaker fur last Don January hus moved Into (lido State, bearing u twoseason grudge against top- week's meeting was Iloh fifth place among thu 1963 ranked Cincinnati, held a key Peary, registered biologist PGA money winners by vir­ position today in anticipation front Die State Conservation tue of his $3,500 first-place of a revenge battle with tbe Headquarters in Ocala who finish in Hie recent Tucson lleareats in tho 1063 NCAA spoke on treatment of lakes Open tournament. January now lias earned $9,008, com­ c o l l e g e basketball tourna­ in the Dellary area. A film, "How to Find Fish pared with the top winnings ment. Tiie lluekeyes, with the help with Lunkcrs Igiro" w a s of $18,702 chalked up by Gary of Gary Uradds 31 points, re­ shown by Howard Middleton. Player. mained in a first-place tie with Illinois In the Dig Tell Conference race by subduing Michigan State, 87-77, Monm uniiAiuiiiiaiYiiKEii day night. Pay-Off Big At Jai-Alai K vrttts:* 9 ' i n v r ■((( » _ Tr*« * . a w i a « "*(« SIM lit S I —R a i l h a v e • l a r l r * la 0.1— (la* Mil*— (at l)a*h — Par** SOSO t. Xuparlor Pick. It C o p a U n d ; 3. Xlla, q u l n t o n S co tt. L t r o r Cop aland: 2. S ta r Santa . O R o ld tr : 4. K ant B oh em ia. V <’o«x C o w s a r : 9. J u l i e t t e Jtra, II lU l p h ; S. T ita n S o n * , U Mo ttm u rra r NCPUNU I t . U R — P a r * > » a 11 la a r r * S la t l a 03. Alan a l i a . >"« 11 la a rra a m * la aa—o a a ll l l r — Purer S.lo* 1. Hariictit MUI. K B a r t o n ; J. Mr-ml. m Hun. It Copelan d: t . l'»«K)r Krlc, V C o w a a r ; 4. A n 'Ir e» llyrd. Win. V a u c h n ; 2. Hlmon D, J llaltejr; 7. Mis* Tlita*. J Koahr 'I’llIIIII t l . i c i : —-Q u a r t e r lln ra * — .•(INI i a _ a Vr Old Maldraa — H a l His— Pvraa *300 1. I n it Ann J o h n so n , O J o h n •’"ii. 11S; 5. H u sk y Bob, O Wlitanrr 113: I. C s r a o Jnr, A U tsncho, i l l ; 4. Mias J i m m y Bar II W l k c f f. U S ; t. B a l m y Moon. 8 ll u r r l s . l i t ; (. <)• Wlntly Oo. J H a rriso n, 111; M 1st) 's I t e n a r J , II 1Vrtahl| I t s ; ». S m o k y Mist, t) T> rt , lt « . K ill 111 II t t l l l k . Trot X s s II la arra o f *110 l a «3—4laa l l l l n —sa d H a sh — Para * M o o I. Huprrlor P ic k, II Cop aland; 3. Miss q u l n t o n Acott, l ^ r o y Cop alsm l; 3. Htar Hants, O ttulilrr; 4. K en t Bo h em ia , V I' o w s r r : 2. J u l l a l t o J im , ] { Itnlph; *. T i t a n Hong. U Mellnturray I'lKTII II .14'*J— ( |u a r t * r l i a r s * — 334 Yds— 3 Yr Old Maid** *— III IKS— l a l OlalsSaa 1. Mark B o s n, t) Tyr*. t i l l 3. 01x1* Mist, J) R o llin s. M l ; 2. Huuar B a r U t l . H IV Ikof f, 111: 4. Hugar Charga, J l i a r rlsun, IIS; 2. J o d y s r a t . It W rig h t, M l ; *. K lytn g W l l c h , 1> Kelly. MS M S T I I RIC K— 'Tt*4 X a a H l a . nrra a f SIM l a *3— Oaa Mila—i P aras 3304 1. F l a n , J Halley; J. J o s V a n C, A H u ffm a n ; 2. Itlp p sr V o lo , A Charon; 4. F a b i a n S o n g , O Mctlniurray; 9. J u l i a n o a a A b ­ bot, f,eroy Copelan d; f . P a rtschlmr*. It Dunn; 7. Im p e r i a l Marla. Hoy Copalan d s k i sixth H A IM — q uarts* llurse--- 331 Y ds— I Y r O lds and up l a a P l u s a s d f u e l , a Yr Olds IIS a a d a p . O lder lata—P a ra * *140 1. t.urky Prlaat, P Moore, 130| 3. D a n g er Jo*, H l lu rrls, ISO} 3. T h i r s ty Hu*. B l l o ltln s , U 9 | 4. Derby K in g , 1) Tyro, 1J9| 9. Misty ll a l m y , J . H arrison, 130; Q. Mr. Htar B a d g er, It. W rig h t, 130 KIIIIITII M IC K — P a** X e s 11 la a r r a a f 1 2 8 4 4 I* 33. Ala* t:il«. S l a r l r r s Xa a W l a a r r * 3304 l a 33— P a r a s 343 3 1. tlrand t l r a l t a n , T T a y lo r; 5. V iv ia n K. A W l l s e y t I. II 1) C h i n n s , M P u s s y ; 4. M arys F la s h , 8 O N oll; 9. A valon Orion, F C u f f; Q. D o c t o r s Drr.nu, K Dunn XIX I II M I I I'— l l a a r t a r Itorao — 331 Yds—3 Y r Old M ald raa - M l I IN—Rad 111t l s l s a — P a r s * I. Jo an Blair, H tlur rls, 1 1 i | 3. Misty Noll. J H arrison. I l « | 3. Bos ton B e g g a r, U K e lly , 111) 4. Ilanjo 1'andy, R R o l ­ lins. I l l ; 9. Lou F ra n k. P Moore, 1 l l ( I. Hrp ia Carlton , (I. J o h n so n , l t d . World'* fourth largest oil producer is the sheikdom of Kuwait, a desert country smal­ ler than New Jersey. M EADORS M A R IN E • CreNtliner BoatM • Mercury Mutom • The Aluminum Boat For The Finherman 2101 8. French Ave. FA 2-1392 DOG RACING N IG H T L Y GO FOR THI BIG, STRONG, SIL1NT TY F IT 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY S o rr)! No .Minora! CDF* Tl Closed 1 urrds) HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE 1..; Post Time 8 P.M . (SiRK • • • • • HNISTGRANDSTANOINCINTRAl FLORIDA PAVtO 2 5 0 0 CAR PARKING ARIA MOOIRN RiSTAURANT FACILITY R iM O O iliD CIUBF40USI and LOUNGt NINE RACK NIOMTLY IJICIPT SUNDAY PARI MUTUtl • DAILY DOUILI - OUlNIEt AS MIDWAY BtTWItN SANFORD AND ORLANDO HWr. 17-97 Ijidien Night Mon. & Thurti. 7 :4 5 *.M . NIGHTLY (K icept Sunday] Psri-M ulseli B sttia, N ifkllr Daily Dsubt. Quisislai I vary G .m . Heated Is W ist.r C o.lt* la Saa MATINEES THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT “IFn Fun 'lo Wutch The (ireyhnundH Hun” FR O N T O N U4. 17-fl at PIRN PARK WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY . 2 P.M. KIN<; & QUEEN STAKES FINALS SATURDAY, FEB. 23 Orlando-SiminalQ V Cj'i/aHdo u r N k iNu L i Li HE /" i U 11 B u C*L HWV. 17-92 SORRY, NO MINORSI !!IS ON. MIDWAY BETWEEN KANUHtlF k. OltLANDO Mod people think tl Dod|e i t i mediumpuce cif. BecsuM It hsi bsen lot miny li e n . BKeuie iI'i bi(. Almoit II It. lon(. But In spite of ill btineti ind trsdilion, Ihe 196J Dodie It ■ ioaptice sulomotxle. Thit year, lor Inline*, If you a n tffotd i Chivy, you u n iflord 1 Dodt*. Undirilind, s i i t s not Ulkin| ibout I special modH. Thtfi i t s 71 models, in 1 teties, ill in Ihs toapiles field, til T I | C ailh j to* )M(/W,0X nsie »4irinl)». I l f r l-algQ Dasleri *4/13^1 M « aIr R M i k i i I f i l l / I I J W IS, - " — a a i o i u n l a l w Haotsaa a _______ H O IO F i t l l L r ° .. 7 1963 DOOGIH! **>: bn Mfta* • if 5Ndl3HrtfMfMl lMtMn«MttfMI I, »*M H *•wee.1if. 1*41Mlel# ftp. I 4*414tlkid >fIMMMti«»4g IMMsMd 0OOQ( fc «(»4 »•N (Mil («U*G| CM(d't MM*a O sa sa ta Seminole County Motors, Inc. fil» E. Firat St. SANFORD. FLA S l l ' IMPIRL" HBC-TV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL U8TIN0. • �V A H -9 Wives Welcome T w o N ew Members Hearts and flo w e r * waa the theme for the monthly coffee and business meeting of the VAH-0 Officers Wives. Mrs. W. I. Lewis and Mrs. K. D. Kugler were hostesses for the event held at Mrs. Lewis' homo In PInecrest. The guests were served coffee and an array of small cakes and cookies from a table beau­ tifully decorated in a Valen­ tine theme. Two new wives in the squadron wero welcomed to their first coffee, Mrs. T. M. Lynch and Mrs. J. D. Mo­ loney. Mrs. G. W. Kimmons pre­ sided over the business ses­ sion which included reports from various chairmen on projects of tins Hoot Owl Wives. A Id le r of apprecia­ tion from Chaplain Deal was read concerning the food and decorations for the Navy Re­ lief reception. * Others enjoying tlic social morning were Mmcs. R. It. Cooke, R. D. Harrop, C. R. Jasper, W. J . Fordham, A. O. Karnes, 0 . N. Kuehn, W. E. Markley, P. A. Monroe, D. F. Monday, J . L. Shipman, R. A. W jf S a n fn rh Page 6—T ucji. Feb. 19, ’6 3 1 ^ rra ltt Shower Honors Bride-Elect Cordon Rrisson on Lau-I The refreshment table was an arrangement of pink roie* with a handmade flanked by burning taper*. ro-hoMo**. | lacc cloth and centered with White wedding bells, a white ___umbrella and other floral arM B *.. _ !ld K f } \ rangonu-nts were used In ^ j f ( i* i living room. vc. Mr*. T, 1). Middleton overlaid jw l j M Tt;_ L | 1 1; I *I -J |L . I . »*** y r JF-" , ■ Bw ■ jA % H MISS SHARON BUCKNER, bride-elect, left, untl her mother, Mrs. II. V. Buckner, ut the nhower in her honor. Buck row, Mra. W. F. Buckner, her gramlmothor und the two houtemie*, Mrs. Gordon Brimton und Mra. T. B. Middleton. (Herald Photo) Mr*. A. II. Huntley wax ho*ten* for the monthly meeting of Croup 3 of the Christian Woman's Fellowship of First Christian Church. Upon arrival tlic honorce Mrs. Arlene Williams ted and her mother, Mrs. H. V. the worship program form Buckner, were presented or- Haul's Reman Sandals, n study chid corsages h> tlic two hoi of Timothy. Mrs. O. D. Lantease*. Two games were pla>cd and "on by Mis dress, chairman, conducted the and the him business meeting. Discussion was held regard­ ing services rendered by to Croup 3 und collections taken. Mrs. O. T. Pearson gave the ncr, Steve D.i'iV J a m e s ('art- lesson study from the book "On the Rim of Southeast ledge, Asia.'* It concerned the his­ Watt, tory, present situation, gov­ ernment and church efforts in regard to Okinawa and the liarn surrounding islands of the Ityokus ChainOthers enjoying the pro­ gram and social hour were Mrs. Kmilcc Yesley, Mrs. lilanehe Kuhn and Sirs. Effia Durden. Mathews toon. Miss Shirley Dianne Eber Marries Aaron O. Compton S/Sgt. and Mrs. Dave Elicr, Sanford, announce the m ar­ riage of their daughter, Shir­ ley Dianne, to Aaron O. Compton, son of Mrs. Violet Compton and the late Mr. J. C. Compton, of Ithodhiss, N, The wedding was solemn­ ized last week at the Baptist parsonage in Xahunta, Ga.( with the pastor, Rev. A. Smith, officiating. The couple will make their home in Pensacola, where the \ro o m is presently stationed with the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Robertson Honored A t Stork Shower M1U3. AAIION 0 . COMPTON Merrifields and Tour Florida With Guests Corson - Perrini By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Joyce Merrifield Cry­ stal Bowl Circle, Casselberry has as her guests her bro­ ther-in-law ami sister Mr. and Mrs. Carl Laner of Fort Gibson Lake, Wagoner, ’klahoma. Since their arrival two weeks ago Mr*. Merrifield has accompanied her guests on a trip to Miami and a cruise to Nassau aboard the Bahama Star. They have also enjoyed a visit to Riviera Beach, deep sea fishing and a two daystay on Sanibcl Island, near Ft. Meyers. « Engagement Announced SIX NEW MEMBERS wero Inltlutcd into the Sanford Assembly No. 25, Order of the Rain­ bow, in a ceremony held lust week. Receiving the degree, wore front row from left, Judy Luvender, Nicky Smith, Geri Ann Wurnkc, I’um Mrs. Casselberry Honored On Birthday M“*. Leonard Casselberry of Casselberry was guest of honor at ■ birthday luncheon given by her sister, Mrs. Millard Rotter, on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at tin Hamilton Grill in Winter Park. Guests Included Mrs. Gor­ don Roller at Alsnson, Mich., Mrs. Robert Mason !H of lo rk h art, Mr*. William Demp•ey ol Casselberry and Mrs. Neill O'Brien ol Winter Park. The table was covered with • bright red linen cloth and the centerpiece waa an a r­ rangement of red roses and ted randies. 'Tite cake was attractively decorated with while f-ostlng and trimmed with m l roses. The hostess presented the honoree with a gold 'ocket containing frames for pic­ tures of each of her four chUd'cn, Dsnny, Illckcy, Melends and Cathy. Personals Friends of Alfred Berner, a former carrier for the Her­ ald, will be glad to know that he has been transferred front the Fort Pierce Hospital to Setnlnnln Memorial Hospital. He is heller and now able to have visitors. 3lrs. Tommy Dirkeraon has returned from a three month visit In Jacksonville. Mrs. A. L. Hardesty has re­ turned to her home on Orange Ava. after Bpending two month* to the frozen north. Sbc visited with her children and tbelr families, Mr. and Mra. Ralph W. Johnston, in Detroit, Mich., and Mr. and Mra. Meredith Cramer, In Erie, Pa. Enraute home she flew from Cleveland to Miami for a visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. William Ilaldin. She elated that "It wa* good to be back tn the sunshine state alter weather from zero to eix be­ low. Even the fairyland snow scene* and ice skating on the Great Lakes cannot compare with Urn Florida winters." , Patterson and Drcntlu Ilanew. (Rebecca Allen was not present when the picture was made). Back raw, Anno Aiken, worthy advisor und her four line officers, Vicki Boyd, Lindn Kriz, I)«ncllo W right untl Susun Hnllmck. (Herald Photo) By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Corson of Orange City and formerly o f Dcllary, announce the en­ gagement of their daughter, Carol lo Robert E. Perrlnl, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Per­ rini, of Eustis. Miss C o r s o n graduated from DcLand High School and Florida College of Medical Technology in Miami. She is presently employed at Dr. Simon's Laboratory in San­ ford. Tlic groom-elect is a grad­ uate uf the Eustis High School and uttended the University of Florida. He served two years in the U. S. Army ami is presently attending Lake Sumpter Junior College in Leesburg. Wedding plans will he an­ nounced at a later dale. Club Department Holds Luncheon Highlight of the season for the Social Department ol Ihc Sanford Wnman'a Club is tho Valentine luncheon, followed by a card parly. Tills year was no exception and G8 members und guests were served at the club bond­ ing Iasi Wednesday. Guesls included Mr*. Edna Holmes, Mrs, Charles MaeDowell, Mr*. R. II. Ferlier, Mr*. Dun Cahill and Mrs. Howard (lodg­ es. Seven tables of bridge and two of canasta wero in play during tho aRernoon. Mrs. J. M. Tully won high in bridga and Mrs. Jolw Eirk w a s second. Mrs. Mcttu Starke won tho canasta prite. Serecno priic* were won by Miss KUalcc Kircliholf und Mrs. W. D. Hofmunn. Tho decorating committee was composed of Mrs. C. P. Ilarkcy, Mrs. J. P. Cullen, Mrs. Irving Pryor and Mist Klrchholf. Mrs. Roy Tiilis and her luncheon committee served a delicious luncheon of chicken salad, rolls, coffee and cher­ ry tsrls. Assisting her were Mrs. II. A. MontlcUi, Mrs. George McCall, Mr*. Charles Rust, Mrs. W. U. Brinson and Miss Klrchholf. Party hostesses were Mrs. J. M. Tully, Mrs. H. E. Me Cumber und Mrs. R. D. Murphy. New Arrivals Mr. and Mra. John C. Day, of Sanford, announce the birth of an • lb. TW oz. son, John Charlez Day Jr., Feb. * at Seminole Memo*ial Hos­ pital. This la tlie couple's first child. Mra. Day is tho form­ e r Mlsa Betty Mae Crow, daughter of LL and Mra. J. R. Crow, ISIS Mclkmvillo Avc., Sanford. This also is the first grandchild for the Crows. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Day of Rossetta, Miss. The new father is serving in tba electronic divlaioo of the U. S. Navy and presently stationed a t Brunswick! Me. Long wood MR. AND MRS. HOWARD LYLE KritzbcrKcr— who were murried Feb. 12. by Hugh Dutu-un, jiiHticc of the itt'uce, in Suttfonl. Attendants were Mr. mid Mrs. Allen Cooper. The bride is the former Miss Martha Ann Barrow, dauKliter of Mr. und Mrs. Sam V. Burrow, Lake Monroe, and tite Krooni is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kritzberger, of LatiKhorne, Pa. The groom re­ cently received his release from active duty afte r serving with the U. S. Navy for the past three and ono half years. They plan to make their home in the Sanford area. (Jameson Photo) Personals By Donna Estes Weekend guest of Mr. and Mr*. Earl Showers, Orange Avc., was Mrs. Shower*' un­ cle, Chester Moss, ol Koko­ mo, Ind. He was curoutc to New Mexico. Mrs. Klwood Robertson, Sanford, was honored recent­ ly with a baby shower given by Mrs. Itruce Wautcrs and Mrs. Donald Benvie, at the W a u t c r s residence, 1804 Washington Avc. Shower gifts were displayed under a huge pink and whlto stork and refreshments of punch, coffee, candy mint* and cake decorated with pink and blue birds were served to those present. Guests included Mmes. L. Hunter, M. Sparks, M. Blake, R. Walker, T. Shupo. R. Winfree and Jackie and Mrs. S. Androsko. Chris and Nadine. Church Calendar WEDNESDAY Circle 12 of the First Pres­ byterian Churchwomcn meet* at 0:48 a.in. with Mrs. Joe Baker, Plumosa Dr. Christian Education com­ mittee meeting 8 p.m. WE NOW HAVE Snapdragon Plants HEADY TO GO! Grnpeville Nursery 2221 Grapevillp Are. FA 2-0888 DeBary Personals By Mrs- Adam Muller Guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Kni'elund of Grandu Vista arc their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muller and sons, Bussell and Jam es Casselberry Personals SOME OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB MEMBERS re«|>o»Hil)ie for tho Vulenlino luncheon mo from loft, Mra. Hurry Seiler, «ocinl department chair­ man anti Mra. Roy Tilliit, luncheon chairman. Hack row, Mra. George Mc­ Call, Mra. W. B. Brinson, Mint* Ellaloo Kirchhoff und Mra. H. A. Montioth. (Herald Photo) rjcUidsw QvvdsiA DIRT GARDENER’S CIRCLE Tho Caucus room of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association was the scene of tho February meet­ ing of tho Dirt Gardener's Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. Mrs. R. F. Robison, vice-president, presided. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner gave interesting horticulture in­ formation for this season of the year. Site staled that it la now Unto to prune broad­ leaved evergreens such as IIgustrum, pittosporum, cher­ ry-laurel and pineapple guava. It is also time to plant seeds for summer blooming annuals. Established c a m e l l i a s should receive a feeding aruund the middle ol February. Aluminum sulphate should bo applied to azaleas now and spray for petal blight as soon a i buds show color; continue every three weeks d u r i n g blooming season. Lawn trees should be ferti­ lized by plugging. Mri. Robisonannounced that the general board bad zet aside $50 for a memorial Ut Fred Wilson who had given mtirli legal work for tho local club. Also that the club has a fund of $so to be given to a teacher of the public schools who would like to at­ tend tbo conservation work shop in Gainesville. Mrs. J. R. Wells reminded the member* that Ben Wiggens of the Seminole County Agriculture department will be glad to analize soils free. Mrs. Daniel II. Bishop will be guest speaker for the an­ nual luncheon to be held at the Mayfair Inn on Feb. 21. Her subject will be on "Hid­ den Treasure of Florida." All chairmen arc asked to have their annual re|iorta in to their circle president before this luncheon. At the conclusion of the business meeting tho club was entertained with slides of gardens in foreign coun­ tries shown by 31r*. George Harden Sr. who recently took the pictures and visited the gardens. Nineteen members were present. Don't wonder out about the affairs of friends. loud your By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Paul Kerr, 315 Pincy Ridge ltd. In Casselberry, is recuperating at her home af­ ter being hospitalised for a few days early last week lor treatment. Mr. and Mr*. John Howard, and Mr. Thomas Gulllckton of Fern Park and Mr. and Mr*. Corbitt Christensnn ol Casselberry drove to Melbourne vcb. 8 fur a get-together with other form­ er Wisconsinites, Mr. and Mrs. Carl User. They attend­ ed Die Methodist Church In the evening to hear Rev. Delmas Copeland of the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church who was preaching at • revival meeting there. Mrn. Dlckeraon hutt re­ turned from her ex­ tended Mtuy in JackHonville and wantn her many friends to come Roy, ami another daughter, Mr*. Ruth Wilson, of New­ port. R. I. Mr. and Mrs. John Leone of Pluntution Road entertain­ ed friends from Stanford, Conn., Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Campanile, who arrived in Miami by plane and visited places of interest in and around Miami before coming to Denary. They spent the weekend here and left for home by truin. Miss Georgina llowarth of Columbine Trail is a patient at Fish Memorial Hospital, DcLand. Mrs. G. Fred Smith of Shell Hoad is a patient at Seminole Memorial Hospital In Sanlord. Frank Stone of Ilighhanks Road la back in the hospital again. Irtooti msujnws tu S u m m v F u k i v n i EXQUISITE FORM A und nee our variety of hearty plnnln. Azaleu Special NEW LIFE MEETING GRACE METHODIST CHURCH ONORA HD. AT WOODLAND BUN. THRU THUR8. 7*1# P M AVC. GUEST PREACHER: REV. GERALD McCRAY 36c Gray Shadows Nursery 8. Sanford Ave. (IK Mi. S. Of GlnderviUe) Girdle* from $5.00 This Berkshire nylon won’t run from top or to o l Berkshire*! nyloc # Run-Barrier in guaranteed. I t stops runs that s t a r t i n t h n t o p UJC too from entering the sheer leg a r e a - o r you get a new pulr of Berkehirett freet Berkshire stockings with NYLog come w ith m un* or M am inas. From only $1.35 a p a ir . Garrett's DEPT. STORE FA 2-5244 K. U t 8t- at Sanford Ave. “OPEN FRI. NIGHT TILL NINE” �Site fta n fu rb Tues. Feb. 19. '63—Pnpe 7 Ijrrc # . (Dsuah Gbbiy l Television By Abigail Van Buren TUESDAY P. M. I )> ( I ) (T ia n p .! ( N .w .r o o m (») A lt c llap o rt DKAR ABBY: I helped at a church supper hist evening and three other women were there, bustling nbout In good health, trying to out­ work ench other. They ALL have mo­ thers in the local rest homo and claim they are unuble to care for their mothers in their own homes. Is this Christianity today? Whom arc they fooling. Surely, not God! Those women nausente me, and I couldn’t purtuke of their hypocritical offering of food to help the Lord. Help the Lord, indeed I Neglecting their own mothers to go to n church basement and work harder than any cleaning woman. No amount of pub­ lic slaving will cover up their sins of falling to care for their own mothers. May God forgive them. OUTRAGED and enjoy without eating ment. I know many nice people consider me "nutty,” but I keep reminding myself of what Henri Barbusse said, "If someone secs something half an hour before the others can sec it, he is ‘nuts’ — at least for th at hulf hour.” Yours truly, KARL • 9 • DEAR ABBY: I didn’t mind when this certain person sent out birth announcements for her first baby, and even for her second, but since 1954 she has hnd seven chil­ dren and l am getting very tired of her annual birth announcement be­ cause it means a present. She is a nice person, Abby, but enough is ennugh. Should I send her an anony­ mous complaint? All I can afford is a five-ccnt stamp. CAN’T AFFORD HER DEAR OUTRAGED: I cannot know of nil the reasons these women do not nurse their own mothers in their own homes. Nor am you. Tilings are not always as they appeur to be. "Judge not — that ye l»e not judged.” DEAR CAN’T :: The "anony­ mous”' letter is a coward's weapon. Use the flvc-cent stamp to send her your congratulations and good wish­ es. • • • DEAR ABBY: When "Worried Hostess" inquired about how to han­ dle a guest who didn’t cat meat, I was delighted with your reply, "I’ass the fruit and nuts to him.” Being a vegetnrian of long standing, I have encountered many such worried hos­ tesses. Nature has provided us with plenty of goodies that man can eat • Legal Notice IS C O U N T Y J I ' I I O K ' I C IH 'H T , ap.wixni.r. r o r x n r . m .i n .u n - f.»t »t k o r FLOltKNCK U C.ini^ON*. Dk m m I w o r m * t o ru K D iT iu i* to * i.i ru itin v n i i a v is o ( M in s ok u s e t s u s AIMIVST t ill} r.lT IT R l Toll ami each of you sra hereby nollflnl anil required tu (lie any claim. ami da* inamls which you, or .Ither of you, may hav« agalnat said eyiatii In thn of flea of lion. C. V.rnon Mlsa Jr., County Jmien of H.mlnnle County, at hla offlra In thn Court llou.e In Ranlord, Florida within ala calendar monlha from Ilia lima of Ilia flrat publication of (hla Holler. Karh claim or damand must ba In writing and con­ tain thn place of raaldnnc* and final nfflca addmts of thn claimant and muat ha evt.irn to by tha claimant, hla ag.nt nr attorney, or the M i n i ehall ba void. Evelyn P. Nelson An Executrix of said Kntata Jnhnle A. Method Allnrnny at I.aw P. O. tins iss* Apopka, Florida Publlnh Fab. IS, 34 A Mar. 5, 13. 1 ) 0 . CDF-73 IV TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF T in : v iv t ii ju d ic ia l c ir . C l IT OF FI.ORIIIA, IV AVI! FOR MF.WIVOI.K C O rV T T . FI.ORIIIA, IV CIIAVCKHV AO, tSSIH KINI1S 1IIMI! W A T BAVINUM RANK, a N ew York co rp o ra ­ tion, P la in t iff , re. UKOttUR S. MTCH AEId and p. m iciiaf . i-k, hla w if e ; and IIRF TI.KII CONrrn u o riO N com pa n t , • s»w Jarnay corporation, D efen d a n ts onxsTA N cr v o n ru OF f o r r c i .o i i ’r i : x t i . r NOTICE IS HKIlRnr o tvKN p u rsu a n t to a F in a l Da e r a s uf Foraclonura date d F a b . ru ary I, 11(1. and anterad In C h an cery Causa No. D i l l , o f tha Circuit Court o f tho Nin th J u d ic ia l Circuit o f Flo rid a, In •nd for anntlnola County , w h erein MINUS H IG H W AY SAVINUM DANK, a New York corporation, la P la i n t i f f , anil IIKtillUK S. MICHARI.S and CONSTANCE P. MICHAELS, hla w ife; and 1IRFTI.RH CONSTnUCTIO.N COMPANY, a N ew J e r s e y corp oration, are Da* frndanta, th a t I wilt se ll to tho h l e b t a t and brat bidder f o r ca eh at tha fron t door o f the h» mini,I* C o u n ty Court twuas, Sanford , S sm tnolo County, Florida, at 11.-C* o'clock A. M. on F eb ru a ry I I . 19(1, tha f o l l o w i n g desc ribed proparty, aa s e t forth In oald F in a l Dacraa, t o . w i n l o t 1*. Ulork I t . H E F T . L B K HOMES OIU-ANDO SECTION ONE. a cco rd in g to tha P la t the reo f, record* ad In P la t Hook IS, P a g a s * and I, P u b lic rneorda o f H .m ln o ls C ou n ty , Flo rid a, tn g s th a r w i t h a l la la lg h Hot W a ter l l t a t s r . Modal A D lt .D K . N a tio n a l K i t rh en E i b a u e t F an w ith Hood * Du cta 10". O. K Forced Air F u r n a c e, Mo­ del l l - I d l TI-IM-IS. U. E. Air Condition er. Model | * | U C I ' - A U l . N a tio n a l Hull*. In Ovan. Modal A - I i - 1 4 4 IP, National Su rfa co Un it, Model E t - 1 4 -S X - a c . W a st a K in g Herbage D l sp o .a l, Model TI. In l e r c o m - M d o d y Master, P a n e l Modal J-7u». II ( I Indoor e p . a k . r a ) , In t e n im - Melody MaatarI’an el Modal J -7 4 0 -D (1 ou td oor S p ea k er). D a t e d this l l t b d a y o f F o b . ru ary. 19*3(9EAL) A rth u r H B e r h w l th . Jr. Clerk of the Circuit c o u r t Uy; Martha T. Vih leu Dep u ty Clerk F u b l l . n Feb. IT, 1*41. CDF-7 1 • • Legal Notice NOTICE OF S P IT IV T IIR NAME OF T H E STATE OF FLORID A TO: IIEIIX AUD C. OltA NO EIl ■ml flK N BVA L. OllANO E l l , hla w i f e ; rc-i.l cn ce u n k n o w n . TO C A HE II EltEII Y NOTI­ FIED th a t F E liK It A D NA ­ TIONAL MOItTUAHE ASSO CTATIUN, h a v i n g f l in t In thla Court It. aworn Hill o f Complnlnt. tha n a tu re nn.l purpovo o f w h ich la to foriicln.e lliat certain m o r t g a g e e x ecu t ed by llernurd C. l l r a n g c r and (Jen ova L. l lr a n g c r , hla w ife, lo l .a w y r r a M o rtg a g e and T ill* Company, on the 3»th d a y o f June. 19*9; th a t l a i d Complaint praya for an a c c o u n t in g to ba (alien under flic d irectio n o f Ilira C o n n for w h a t le d u e the P la i n t i f f fo r prin cip al and In­ tercat on eald m o r t g a g e and m o r t g a g e n o te and fo r the c o i i i , ch a r g e e and ex p cn .ee, Including atto rn ey '! fere and ahatr art fr ee and that In tie* fa ult o f euch p a y m e nt, title. In l e r t e t . ret a le . H elm , dem and and eq u ity o f re dem ption o f tha p e f e n d a h t e and all paraone c l a i m in g hy, thro ug h , under or a g a ln a t them o r an y o f them, l.e a h a o l u l e l y harro.1 and f o r e ­ c lo s ed ; eald ault b rin g file d In tha Circuit Court o f the Ninth Ju d icia l Circuit, In amt for Hemlnoie County, Flo rid a. In Chanrary. e n titled FEDEJIAD NATIONAL MOItTUAHE ABHUOVATION, a corporation o r g a n , li e d under an Art o f Congrraa and exWtlng pursuant to tha F rd era l N a tio n a l M o rtg a g e Association Charter Art. P la in tiff. v e r .u a IIEIINAIIII C. t 111 A NU Ett and t IE N E V A I . UIIANUEH. hie w if e . Defen d e n l e , b r in g Chan cery Case No. 11*01. pra y in g a foreclosu re of eald m o r t g a g e on Ihe f o l l o w ­ i n g described land. I ) l n g and being In Hrmlnnla County, F lo rid a, t o . w i t : let IS. Illock t. W E A TIIE K H FIELD F l l t S T A D ­ DITION, a cco rd in g to plat the reo f, recorded In P l a t Hook It. P a g e ( I , P uhllo R eco rds o f S em ino le C o u n ­ ty. Florida. T o g e t h e r w ith tha f o l lo w in g e q u ip m en t: IN TERN ATION AL OF UTICA FURNACE. MODEL NO. OHS I* E l). You. and ea ch o f you. ara liarehy required to f ile p er­ s o n a l l y , o r by a tto rn ey. In the o f f i c e o f Ihe Clerk o f said Court, In the Hemlm.la Cou nty Court l lu u .e . In Hanford. Heml o o t s County. Florida, on or t e f o r a t h e l l l h da y o f March. A.D. 1111, y o u r appearance, answer nr other defensive p l e a d i n g s to Ute Com pla int In title c a u .e and i Ihi In se rv e upon gander*. Mn E w n n . Kchwnra * Mime, ntturneyo for tho Pla in tiff, a ro py o f said P leadings. O t h e r - l i e said Hill o f Com pla int will ha t a k e n aa c o n f e s s e d by you and each o f you. DONE A ND O R D E R E D thla (III d a y uf Feb ru ary, IMS. a t Hanford, bunln..Iu Cou nty, Flo rid a. * • By Ruth M illett A rth u r If. B e ck w ith . Jr. Circuit Court o f S em in o le C ou n ty . Florida By: M altha T. V l h l ta . D. C. P ub lish; Fab. 13. 1*. 3*. Marsh I. I M I CDF— J4 dcnce, continued Intellectual growth." What other course of action can you think of that would offer you so many advant­ ages? Instead of k'ttlng your mind grow rusty, your days grow long from lack of any­ thing worthwhile to do with your time, why not try going back to ichoul to sharpen your mind and widen your in­ terests? As Dr. Kent points out: "Learning Is not just for the young, It is for everyone.” Kind out what tho opportuni­ ties for adult education arc in your own community and then get busy taking advant­ age of them. BARBIE SLOAN, left ns the Dili ntun ami Hugh Prince, the clown, wero seen urotind town Satur­ day afternoon in connection with an exploitation Btunt about the movie "Jumbo” which endu to­ night a t the Movieland Drive-In Theater. (Herald Photo) Clark of the Circuit Court B y t Martha T .Vihlen. O. C. W l n d e r w e t d le . H a in es A Ward I I I P ark Avenue. South W i n te r Pork . F lorida P u b l l .h : F e b l : . II, t l . March A. IMS CDF—IT TIZZY ranch. Lucln Garret (Anne Seymour) won't be so lucky In this series' endeavor to weed out the women folk; she'll die of an incurable ail­ ment in a forthcoming epi­ sode. Connie's lovu for Dan Bishop (Pat Conwuy) gets a b 11 thorny when B i s h o p •'lashes with Jim It a d I g o (Richard Ugun) in a dispute over Garret property being tenanted by all old sharecrop­ per (Arch Johnson). All ends sweetly, elie how could our Connie get murried? 8:30-9:30 p. m. (CBS) "Advicu To tho i-ovolorn." The Red Skelton Hour, Taking on hla simpering George Apploby character, Red Skelton gets hearty laughs with his ap­ praisal of a marriage counsel­ or, pluyed by Jaynn Mansflold. The "advice" land* Ap­ pleby In the hospital, where Miss Mansfield Insist* on still udvising him. Humorous also it Skelton's pantomime of a shivering artist in an unheal­ ed studio. Musically, the Lettermrn offer two good songs and Miss .Mansfield, not the Lest singer in tho world, it easier to look at than to listen to as she warbles "The Glory Of Love." 9:19 1:41 19:44 14:19 C t lv a r a d a ( ) ) Channel S Thoat ar 11:11 ( i ) Tonlta Show a ■ 11:09 WEDNESDAY A. M. 4:14 (4 ) S ia n O n S 3 0 (41 C o lle x - of »ho A ir 11:1* 1:4* (3) Man 11: 'I 13:19 Un 7:90 (1) Today 7*TI (3> Farm Markat Report (41 W a k e up M arita (5) Today 7il9 (41 I'rr-Hchoot 7:10 (!•) Countdoirn I’lannlnc Nana ( I ) H iatt Kawa A W e a ­ ther 7:41 ( ) ) Ml kle'r Ho.p at Tim a 1 : 1 . i l l Captain K a n g a ro o WEDNESDAY P. M. quencea ( I ) Htarrh for Tom orrow (9) F ath er K n o w a Beat I R FA 2-4920 I T Z OPEN 12:IS NOW thru WED. At 1:00 • 1:20 - 3:20 7:30 - 0:00 JenylBtos f c O N L Y li MONEY] WKD. A TIIUHS. CARLOAD PASS N1TE8 "All In A Night'ii Work” umm • spe c ia l iz in g in • TV RENTAL (ilna l.ollobrlglda * Color OUR HOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE . WLL.MA^OR.-L 1PROMISED AWELF X WOULDN'T fSHARG Ab/> (WrtreR.T DIDN'T pv -lUt WAV, EGAD, AIR. BR1D66VVATER, T YBO.MAJOR.EACH PlU.VfllUMAREW — GASOLINE PILL*/TRIG AN EPOCHAL GALLON OF OASOLlNft WHfKl 4£CKBT tlL lI R D PEAIIZC TMATW£ ACHIEVEMENT/. DI4SOLVHDIN WATER/IME PRlCEIG — EflAO.ICANW SHARED A COMMON papers ami. Wished/ A LITTLE HIGH RIGHT NOW— ABOUT f iNO THAT DMATUD, INIBREBT IN BUT rve UCCN VJATCR- , IO CBNT6 EACft— BUT IMBVtLGO 1URT1.0 ASy^(JASOLINB PILLS/ i CK6MI6TMY-' Tit ATV, ING VOU— SOU'RB ^ DOWN TO ABOUT TURKS CENTS IN MARTHA MUST B E ! WHEKefHt‘6 QUITS A COLLECTION A MAN WHO CAN KEEP MA«S PRODUCTION/ INCIDENTALLY, SUOIAFIPGKV R ight — mb MU6T A MILUON-DOLLAR O F -* ~ O F ~ — % I EXPECT ID COMPLETE THE BE A F R A U D /, :kbatu(7b ^ e cR E T /tW E S e-. FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENT* IN ALWAV6 . ARE G A S PILLS AIR. BRIDGE- u e n B . A v E w a — -j n e K E .A s tR iu .f VJANDERIklO o ff ! Set Dates SYDNEY (U PD -T he Lawn Tennis Association of Austra­ lia today set Dec. 20, 27 and 28 as dates for the 1963 Davis Cup challenge round at Mel­ bourne. Ry Kate Osann Answer to Previous Putils Pick and Choose Young Actor A C 80U 4 Ctlbrr toerthar 1 Fondle 8 Half iprrfli) 4 <7«o bad an* of 4 Writing ton| Iline 7 Frmats iaiot Blits (con.) 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Thoro'i onough unhapplnooo on taltvialon without having it in real lifal” — Color TV Saleo & Service "(Jt> Naked In The World” 2601 PARK DR. .122-8865 SANFORD 2600 Sanford Ave. “THE RAVEN” "JUMBO” T e rm ite s A O th e r I’rs la Seminole TV BTARTH HUN. THEATRE Shirley Marl.ilne Dean .Martin • In Color Co-Feat ure l*:48 ( I ) H o ld in g L i g h t 1:11 ( I ) M id -D a y R eport 11:11 (1) NflC Nawa Report (9) Mlil-Fia. Report 1:19 (3) N e w s A W ea th er (4) lierh eto r F a th e r 1:19 (9) La fftlm a 1:14 ( t ) Bllmnaatfra t i l * ( I ) Aa Tha World Turaa ( 9 ) H i g h w a y F atr ol (3) H.-lenre 3:09 l ! ) Merv H r lf fla Show ( I ) I’eta w o rd (9) Day In Court 3:30 ( l l Art L ln k le t te r ( i ) Sevan Kara 1:19 (99 t.oratta You n g ( I ) Tha .Millionaire (9) Quean for a Day 1:30 (3) Y o u n g Dr. Malona ( l l To Tell The Truth (9) W ho l i o Vou Truat 1:11 ( l l C o llln g w o o d Nan a 1:30 (3) Th e Match Game ( I I S ecret Htorm 4:39 (3) Make Room F o r Da ddy ( I ) E d g e or N ig h t (:SS (3) NIIU N e w s 1:90 (3) 1 1 . t o f Hrourha (91 Am erican Bandstand 1:19 (9) Am erican N ew s sta n d ( I ) lln r l e W alt 5:71 (9) Superman 1:11 (9) W ea t h e r Shnw 1 3 i (3) I Led 1 Lives six to dummy's queen ind re ­ turns to his ace, when he lends Ihe ten spot West will play low and South will wind up wilh two good diamonds in dummy and no way to get to them. South muit start the suit by leading the ace or the ten. As­ sume he starts wilh the ten and West plays small. South will win with dummy's queen, return to his ace and lead the six. If West plays low South will finesie the nine and pick up the Jack. If West plays high South will go up with tho king. Dorla Day - Steve lto> d Jimmy llurnnle • Color I'lua - At 0:80 Only "’i’lte Srvuku Gunn” Richard lU trhart • Color ART DROWN BEST CONTROL Mlekoy K r a a t Bkaw W eather a n t N e w s Carinonvtlla Today Jack l . a l a n . .Show Am.rli.Xii llla lnr y (lata Htorm Hhow Romper Room M*we and I n i t r r l t w t Hay When Calendar Learn Hpant.h F la y Tour l l u n t h I Lora Lury Ann Holhern S h o w Jane Wyman Praatnlt ( i ) F ries la Rlgkt (4) The McCoys ( I ) Cnnoeatrallon (4) F ete A i l l i . l y e (9) Tours For A Hong ( I ) N ew t (7) f l r a t Impraialoa (9) Ernie Ford Hhow (4) Lores o f Life 13:1* 73) Truth or Coni*- I'llONK FA 2-1218 Knds Tonltr • 7:01) A 11:00 Family Rnlrrlainment LOS ANGKLKS (U IU )-The l.os Angeles Lakers said Monday thut star guard Jerry West re-injured a pulled ham­ string muscle In his left leg Sunday when lip slipped while lifting one of hit children at home. West has missed the last eight Laker gamei be. cause of the injury. (I) (}) (ll (3) <31 (4) (3) (u (4) (3) ll) ()) (1) (I) <9> (9) By Oswald Jacoby Somctlmcg Intermed­ NORTH 19 iate cards will block a suit if A J3 V J732 you don't play them right ♦ K Q B 34 away. * 7 fl WEST EAST North scriptd the bottom A 34 AKQtOirS of the barrel to find hit three V 1098 ¥ KQ4 no-trump hid, hut South can ♦ J87I ♦ 3 ♦ Q 83 see nine tricks provided lie ♦ J 1 0 8 4 MOUTH (tl) can bring Immo five dia­ A A 70 monds. Tho suit figures to ¥ A fl» break threc-two but South ♦ A 108 AAKB2 wants to guard against tho East and West vulnerable possibility of a four-one break South West North East and sees tied if Cast holds 1A Fas* 1 A 1A four diamonds to the jack 2N.T. Fauva 3N.T. Tax* there will lie no way lo make Fass F ast nine tricks. ' Opening lead—A S Suppose West holds four diamonds to the jack? In that rase the bad break will sfifttv STARTS NEXT SUNDAY on the second lead ami South will have a proven (inesse. "The Chnpmnn Report” Jane Fonda However, dummy has entry (Adult Kntertainmrnt) problems and if Smith leads Ills six of diamonds he will c l\ i l r v r r)7 OVJt C kite the hand. If lie plays the Re-InjurcH Self lit* 1:10 1:30 9:90 11:30 (*> « - .ither t i l l * 14) llnllv wood Morle R ID E -IN T V Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p. m. (ARC) Comhut. "Off Limit*." Jt-rcmy Slats and Peggy Ann Garner sre featured In thla well seripted little plot alumt s G.I. who hod It made, and then hnd the army unmnko It for him. While riding in a truck hs spots a fnmlllar looking army n u r a o , who should look familiar since It Is hla wife. Tho huppy arena To learn more about those that follows is soon inlviuptmysterious teeners, r e a d ed hy thu army, un organisa­ nuth Mlllelt'a booklet "Tips tion not known for its roman­ on Teen-Agers." Mail 23 cents tics inclinations. Vic Morrow to Ruth Millet's Reader Ser­ and Rlrk Jaeun atar. 8:00.8:30 p. m. (CHS) The vice, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. 0 . Box 489, Dept. A, Radio Lloyd Bridge* Show. "The City Station, New York 19, N. Rlslntc of tho Moon." Thla ono Is rich in emotions, as well It Y. should be since It Is concerntil with a wedding, an inter­ Legal Notice rupted honeymoon, and the IV THE C IRt'lUT I'll H IT , Irish Republican Army. Tha .VIVTII JUDICIA L rlR C I T T , IV AVI) FOH SEMI VOLE bridegroom'* patriotism Is so tn u v T Y . r u t in a. strong that ha lenvea his iv 4 'H A v r r .m v n . i NINTH F E D E R A L HAVINOB bride immediately after tha AND LOAN AHSLKTATION, i ceremony go about his dancorporation o r g t n l . e d and *x Isllng under th* l a w s o f tha grruua duties, and must ba Unite d Mtatts o f America. smuggled into hie own recep­ P lain tiff. tion, in a coffin. Unruffled by K I.W IN It. IU K F K L and his bride's ruffled feelings, he PIIYLLIH J. I I I E F E I . h i . wife, goes aheod with plana for i . c t l lllll.lllA M E V n E II VOTICE OF a t IT new revolutionary activities TO: EI.W IN II. IllK F K L whllo tho reception I* still In SSI COOLIDHE HTllEE T KAI.AMAZlMl. MHTIIOAN progress. Kathy Nolan Is fea­ and to an y and a ll o th e r tured. parllra claim in g an y right, title, a n d / o r In trre.t In and to 8:30-9:30 p. m. (NRC) ColIhe f o l lo w in g d r « rlbrd p r o ­ or. Umpire. " H e n s o n of perly, l o w it : I Ait I*, a IIEE N WOOD KH- Growth." Terry Moore, as TATEH. a c c o r d in g to the plat t h r reo f ae recorded In Connie Garret, makes her fi­ P in t Bonk IS, P a g e S. of nal appearance in thla aeries tho Put. lie R ecord. of by the simple script expedient St-mlnrdo County, Florida. In clu d in g .|io c lf|c a lly . hut of falling permanently in love not by w a y o f limitatio n th e f o l lo w in g f i x t u r e s and and moving nway from the eq u ip m en t: l l e n i e r . w a it ora n : eurf. u n it; p erm a n e n tly Inetall ed. YOU A R E H E R E B Y N o TI FIED th a t tha P la in tiff. N INTH K E D E ItA L HAVINOH AN D MIAN AHHOCIATION. a corporation org a n lg cd and e x ­ i t i n g tinder the la w e o f the Llnlted Htatee of America, 1U7 Droadvray a t T i m e s Square. N ew York II. N Y.. h a . In .tllu ted eult a g a ln a t y o u In Ihe Circuit Court o f the Ninth J u ­ d icial Circuit, In and for HemInola County , Flo rid a, Ihe n a ­ ture o f th e eu lt I* to foreclnee t h a t certain m o r tg a g a which e n cu m b e rs tho a b ove described prop erly, sold pro perty b ein g Ituated and located In Bemln ola County . Florida. You and ea ch o f you are h e r e b y re qulrrd t o f i le y o u r A n ew er w ith tha Clerk o f tha Circuit Court. In and for Sem inole County , Flo rld e. and n q i copy t h e r e o f upon Harold A. Ward. III. o f t h a - f i r m o f W i n ­ d e r * eedle, llu ll.ee 1 Ward. 31 Park Avenue. South, W i n ­ ter Perk . Florida. A t t o r n e y , f o r P l a i n t i f f In th e a b o v e a c ­ tion. on or b efo re Ihe l l t h day o f March, t i l l , e l s e a Decree Pro Confeiao w ill ho en tered a g a ln a t you. IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t Ihle he puhll.lied In T h e Hanford Harald. a n e w s p a p e r puhtl.hed In S em in o le County , Florida, nnr# ea ch w e e k fo r fo u r c o n ­ s e c u ti v e w eek s . W lt n e e. Ilia hand o f tho Clerk o f t h e Circuit Court. H .m ln n le County. Florida, this th e Silt day o f F eb ru a ry , t i l l . (S E A L ) A rt h u r II. B a c k w lth , Jr. K>p (3) 11:10 (3) (I) (*) 11:19 <»> UntouehaD lM Dirk T o w e l l S h e w Harry Moors Hhow Han Franrlaoo'a (.'Itlne x - N ew V - a r » l*.«radr H u n tley R ep o rtin g Newacopa Channel I K sw a r o sm ARC F in a l Rep ort Mt t-F la. F in a l Report Q aaobi} On (B hidqn Hate to write letters? Send ono dollar to ABBY. BOX 3365, BEVER­ LY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’a new booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” ily of Iowa, 10 per cent of all itudcnt* enrolled In adult rd ucatlon courie* are over H5. There'* no reason why Ihe number of student* over 85 shouldn't keep on growing since those are the year* of retirement when there plenty of time for study. If you are already up In years, what will going back to school do for youT School officials say their older students get many bene fita from their second fling at education. Here are some listed by ed ucalors: "Improvement of old skills and acquisition of new ones new feelings of usefulness new friendships formed, more creative use of leisure, lin provcincnt In personal ap pearance, increased prestige and status, greater self-confi (MEAL) () ) H awaiian 1.34 ( l l J a rk B s n n r Hhow W hat’fl on your mind 7 For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. (jJq Jh& (jjomsm : There arc a lot of thlugi you would like to learn more about, but you tbiak you are too old to go back to school— you are in your GOi or 70s Nonsense. According to a nationwide aurvey recently made by Dr. II. Lee Jacob* of the Unlvcr*- • (3) :v»>n, t'.iurher 1:13 (* ) Ml I-Fla. I ' .p o r t (3) tlraat ItraiRlma * 79 (4) A tlantic W . a t h t r 4:3* (4) Hports r i c t u r e (91 Ed. 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T r All Cred ltere and P ppwirr lla fla i I’IhIhi* nr Dem and* I v a l a a l RnM »'.*tatei You ami #aoh o f y o u urn h e r e b y n otified and m i u l r r . l to p re-en t nny c la im s an d iMmanda which you. or eit h e r o f yo u m ay have asalnet th** e s t a t e o f MATTIK F. COOniMI.V. deceased . late o f snld County , to t h e County Judge of County* Florida, at hla o f fic e In the court liou«e o f m I<! C ou n ty a t Hanford, Florida, within s i r c a le n d a r m onth* from th e tim e o f the first publication •if till* notice. T w o cotilr* o f each cla im or dem and ahull he In w ritin g . and ehnll a tate the place o f re sid en ce and po«t o f f i c e addreaa o f t h e cla im a n t , and ahall he M v r n to hy the cla im a nt, hla ag en t, or a t to r n e y and accom panied hy o f i li n g fee o f on e d o lla r and aiirh cla im or demand not «o filed sit til lie \ Old / * / Marjorie c T*n«!c ,\» Kxeru trlx o f the V.a*t H in a n d T t i U t n i a l o f MATTIK F. C o t l UK It N\ D eceased Hlenatrom. D a v is A Mcftltoeh A tto rn ey* for K xecutrlx 1*0*1 Office Hot 1310 Hanford, Florida Pub lish Feb. 19, 2« A Mar. C. 13. 19(3. rp F * M i> t iii: r u in it f*ni itT n r T in : \ i v r n j i n t r m . r m I I IT OF %M l F o il u n t i l . M lt.K f o r ATI*. IIM M C in 1 1 .0 1110 %, M l. IIPCW \.M Kltli TAX FKDKHAL HA V • INU8 \ M » MIAN ASSOCIA­ TION O F OIlLAXDO. 1'lalntlff, ve Ilir.M R li. TallinKK. el ux and et al, d efen d a n t *. m i t h i : o f at i t i \ M on r o A o i : k o i i i k i .o m n r TOi..|K>N I* SANOKItS and H lflltl.K Y MAK SA N D KltS. hl« w if e ItK M IlK M K i Unknown A M I t o i \ u p a r t i e s * la lm f n r lnte re*t« hy. through . un•ler or *galii*L t h e a f o r e e.« id perrons. Y o u A It K h ereb y n otified that a Com plain t to fo reclo se a certa in m o r t g a g e rn tum * herltig the f o l lo w in g described real property, t o * u l t : I.ot 31. I.AKK lilt ANT LK Y IIIU-H. a cco rd in g to th e plat t h e reo f a* r e ­ corded In I'lat llook 17, p a g e 37. Public Itccorda o f S em in o le County, F l o r ­ ida. has been filed nKalnst ) o u In the a h o v r - a ty l e d su it, and you are required to se r v e a c o p y •if your A nsw er or o the r P le a d in g to the Com plain t on P la i n t i ff ' s a t to r n e y s , AXDK ItSON, ItFSIl. DKAN l A iWNIHlH A van den IlKIttl. 333 Ka*t Cen tra l A v en u e, Orlando, F l o r ­ ida, an d file (lie o rig in a l A n ­ s w e r or o t h e r PleadltiR In lh a o f f i c e o f the Clerk o f the c i r ­ c u it Court on or b ef ore Ilia Stith day o f March, 1963. If yo u fall to do ao, a d ecreo pro co n f e a so w ill he t a k e n a g u ln s t yo u for the relief d e ­ mand! d In the Com pla int. Till* N o tice sh a ll he p u b lis h ed o iler a w e e k for four c o n ­ s e c u t i v e w e e k s In the tiANF o l i o It Kit A Ll>. D AT KD this 13th d a y o t F« hru ary , 19(3. (UK A K) A rth u r II. Ile ck w lth , Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlh len D ep u ty Clerk Pub lish Feb. 19, 36 A Mar. 3. 12. 19(3. C D F -(3 NOT I f t : OF Ml IT I.\ T i l l : A AMU OF T i l 1-3 MTATM OF I I.Oil IDA TO; ( I K o l t il K KI.MKII .MarNI3AL and MAItY DKAN Mur.NKAL his w ife; resid en ce u n k n o w n . YOU Alt K IIKItKHY NOT I* FIK D that FKD KIIAL NA­ TIO NAL MOKTUAUK ASSO­ CIATION. h a v in g filed In tine Court Its sw o rn Hill o f C o m ­ plaint. th e n atu re and p u r­ pose o f w h ich la to f o reclo se that certa in m o r t g a g e e x e c u t ­ ed by O eorgo K lmer MarXral and Mary Drun MacNeul. hla wife, to latwyera Mort png » and T itle Company, on the I3tli •lay o f Juno. 1939; that vald Com pla int p r a y s for sit s c countlriR to be t a k e n under the d irection o f the Court for wdiat Is d u e the P l s l n t l f f for p rin ci­ pal and Interest on said m o rtRARe s n d mortRURo n o te s n d for the c o s ts , chaiRCM and e x ­ pen ses iim hiding atto rn ey 's fees and a b s t r a c t fere and t h a t In d e f a u lt o f s u ch p a y m e nt, title. Intereat, esta te, claim , demand an d eq u i ty o f red e m p ­ tion o f th e D efen d a n ts and alt persona c l a i m in g by. throuRb, under o r a g a i n s t them o r a n y o f them, lie a b s o l u t e l y barred and fo reclo sed; sa id s u i t b rin g filed In the Circuit Court o f Ilia Ninth J u d icia l Circuit In and for Hemlnole C o u n t) , F lo r ­ ida. In Ch a n cery . e n titled FKDKItAL NAT IO NAL MORTtIAlli: AHHt KJIATION. u t o r poratlou o r g a n i s e d under an Act o f C M g r t M a n d r x lstllig purauant to t h e F ed era l N a ­ tional M o rtg a g e A sso cia tio n C hart er Act. P la in t iff , vrretii UKOKUK KI.MKII MarNK AL and M A ItY DKAN Muc.N K AI.. Ill* wife, D« ft m l.m u . b ein g C lm iurry Case No. I3ftn|, p r a y ­ ing a foreclosure o f said m o r t ­ g a g e on tlie f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib ­ ed land, l y i n g and b ein g In Sem inole C ou n ty . Flo rid a, towit: ! » t 31. Illock t. W K ATIIKIlHPIKLD FlltHT A D ­ DITION, a cco rd in g to plat *4 t h e reo f recorded In P la t llook 13, P a g e ( ( . P u b lic Heron!* o f tiemluola C o u n ­ ty. Florida. T o g e th e r w ith tlia follow ing e q u ip m e n t: JKT KIlN ATION A 1, OF U T I ­ CA FFHN’ACK. MODK1- NO. OIIH IS K-D; You, and ear** ‘ you , ara hereby required file pers o n s lly or by at iry, lu the o ffice o f the Clerk o f said Knurl, In the C ou n ty Court House, In Hanford, Hemlnole County. Florida, on o r b efo re the 13th da y o f March. 19(3. Your a p p e u r a n ie , a n s w e r or oilier d efen siv e pleading* to the Complaint In t h is c a u s e and also to se r v e upon Hander*. Mr K wan. Hr h w a r s A Mims, a t ­ torney* for the P tnlntiff. a ewPy o f «ald p lea d in g s, o t h e r said Dill o f C o m p la in t Mill be ta ke n aa ronfe»*ei| by >'ou and each o f you. l.\K A N D O ltD K IlK D t h i s Mh day o f F eb ru a ry . 19(3, at • a n ford, H tm luoli County , Florida. (MKA1.) Arth u r If. f l e r k w l t h . Jr. Circuit Court o f Hemlnola C o u n ty , Florida. . Hy: Martha T. V lP lt n . D. C. 1‘ubll.h: r .b . 12. 1». i t . ll> n t *• m < Cl)A—I t �i p 1 4; \\ It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Jh r 3. Education • In d u c tio n li. For Kent £ aiifn rh Refrigeration • Air-condition- FURN. APTS. 322*22*5. SWEETIE Inj men needed. We train QUALITY RENPALS , you. Write Commercial Trader Institute Box 18, c^o Furnished or unfurnished, large modern 3 UR. 2 bath Sanford Herald. country home with fire­ U. S. CIVIL SERVICE place. over 2oo0 M|uare feet TESTS! plus separate large utility Men-womcn, 18-52. Start high room. $IUo furnislwd, $140 nr $102.00 a week. Prepara­ uniurnished, with lease. tory training until appoint­ t ed. Thousand* of Job* open. Spacious, split level lake Experience tuually unnecerfront home, 4 BR. 3 hath sary. FREE information on available immediately, un­ Office 204 W. F irst job*, *alarlc». requirements. furnished, $195 with lease. Write TODAY giving name, DEADLINES address, phone and time Two homes in Jjveh Arbor home. Write Lincoln Ser­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: section, each 3 BR. 2 baths, vice. Box 25. c o Sanford $125 and $135 unfurnished, Tuos., thru F n . • 3 T\ M. day Herald. with lease. before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. 6. For Kent STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. Tuci.. thru Frl. • 3 I*.M. day belore insertion. Mon. - Sat. Unfurnished 2 bedroom hnu»e. 1305 Elliott AVC., FA 2-3251 noon. or FA 2-0523. RLSPUNSIBILITY: The Herald Hill not be re­ UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room hnuke, kitchen equip­ sponsible for more tlu n one ped. FA 2 3085. incorrect insertion of your ud. and reserve* the right to re­ 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen vue or reject any advertiseequipped. $7a month. Ph. ment from what ordered to FA 2 5303. conform to the policies of this 3 Bedroom Imuse. 2106 Stev­ paper. ens Ave. Phone 319-1671. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lout L Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food fi. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals <t. React) Rentals D. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estute Wanted 12. Real E state For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beuuty Salons 22. Build - P aint - Repuir 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Kudio & Television 27. Special Sendees 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 85. Articles Wunted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 87. Boats • Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas RENT A BED fcrralh PIE Ttiex. Kelt. 19, *6:i— R age 9 By Nadine Seltzer Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built in*, fenced >ard. 115 W. Cole­ man Circle. $120 per month FA 2-7184 2 Bit. Kitchen equipped. Apt. $65. 2619 Kim Ave. CARE large T IIE n o n TON dA V IN O HANK FIV E CENTS Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. T erraito floor*, tile hatii. FA 2-2374 alter 5 p. in. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 111 FURN. 3 Room Apt. $30 mo. Adult* FA 2-!M8o. W. First St. Unfurnished : b e d r o o m 4 LARGE Room Apt. within walking ilntancc of town. house. 826 Escambia, Ph. FA2 -3819. FA 2 0271. 1201 W. First St. Ph. 2-BEDROOM CB STORE. FA 2-0991. HOUSE LAKE MARY. J MR. furn. Kitchen equipped, near but Apt. $40. FA 2-34)30. stop, 100 X 136 lot, 2310 Country Club Rd. FA 2-1817. 6A Special Notice* ROOMS, H ie Gables, 401 REMINDER Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0730. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. HARRISON’S Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3018. 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322 8827 FA 2«M7. 9. For Sale or Rent ROSE COURT. 2 Bedroom 2 UR. Modern house. 817 furni»lied Apartment. Child­ Catalina. FA 2-U578. ren welcome. 2013 Sunford Ave. NO 8 4323. 2 BEDROOM home. CB con­ struction. Neur Plnecreat For *ale or leave. 4 Bed­ School. Ph. FA 23754. rooms, 21* baths, spacious Looh Arbor home. $160 00 If you like country living. monthly. Contact Seminole S Bedroom. 2 baths. On Realty. 1801 Park Ave. south tide oi big Lake Mary. Water lor boating, Clean 2 A 3 bedroom homes etc. Orange* tree*. Approxi­ available now. Starting at mately 2's acre*. FA 2-8162. i $73. Contact St-minolc Real­ ty. 1901 Park Ave. 12. Ileal Kklatc For Sule west side of Sanford. Call 3 Bedroom, D* hath, no qual­ IIARRIE IT'S BE ACTV NUOK ifying. Sec Mr. Ferguson, FA 2 7898 days or FA 2 0368 Complete Beauty Service lamgdalc subdivision Loug- 105 So. Oak night*. FA 2-5742 wood. I Cut 'N* Curl Beauty Shop 2 RR. HOUSE, CII. good lo­ FEDIU ARV SPECIAL cution, low down payment. 3 Bedroom brick home*. C hoice locution*. l-'IIA. $110 | New operator get acquainted $58 1IIO. FA 2-2105. offer, Slo.oo cream wave, down $78 month. Mouna $7.30 complete. Open even­ Jarvi*. FA 2-into. J. W. Hall, Realtor ing* hy apt. 318 Palmetto “ Cali Hall" FA 2-3611 Ave. 322-0831. 2544 So. French Ave. 21. E le c tric al S erv ices ALMOST new 4 bedrooms, 2 Real Estate — Mortgages FIIIG1DAIRR bath*, large paneled living Sales L Service room with stone fireplace, ti l N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Florida room. Carportc. On Owner must sell. Take over lluuse Wiring, Free Estimates Sid Yihlen’s Randall Electric I acre lot, near Wilson $89.00 payments. 3 liod112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 School. Paula. $19,50u. Ph. rooms in Sunland. FA 2-1181 FA 2-1694. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Fenc­ 27*. P lu m b in g S erv ices 1/)TS MAYFAIR SECTION ed backyard. Air condition­ A few choice lot* left in er. Kitchen equipped, low Mayfair lection. Terms down payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. FA 2-1761. P lu m b in g & Hunting: ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Alll CONDITIONING * Realtor CONTRACT and REPAIR Raymond Lundqui*t, A**oc. 3 HR., I'* batii house; or will trade tor llousetrailer. WORK FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FA 2)»34. 1067 S a n io rd A ve. FA 2 6562 White furnished house aero,* 3 RR. 11-j hath. 1201 Selma PLUMIIINO High School on Ridgewood. ltd., Longwood. $too down, Contracting Repair* $4500. Inquire within or take up payments. FREE ESTIMATES phone Apopka 88*14819 It. L. HARVEY LIKE NEW. 2 1111. CB house 2oI Sanford Ave. FA 2*338} 4 Bedroom, 2 full hath. See at iai Country Civil* Circle. 3 BOOM furn. apt. Adults. M13 Park Ave. John E. Fox, Stenstrom Realty Wal l furnished model nt Sale* .No down payment. Take !£fi. R adio & T elev isio n office out 20th SI. ami Upover $52 monthly pay menu. sala Hoad, op|*»ite church, PERSONAL RADIO A FA 2-3340. central heut prepared for T.V. SERVICE Air condition. NICK DRY lots, Arreage We repair Phono Changer* (SNAtal A r u m ; II » - a * ; t u . J r . C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Hy * | a r t n « T M o l » n D e p u ty C lark F u b l t i l i P ab . IF J« * M ar. i . I t. I M I . c u r-i: VoU ami ea ch o ' )uU a i r Hereby notified rsi l rc«|u>r««l lo pr«#«nl •!•>* cl nIhim » n 4 <J« rnan<1» n i*tola >ou« or • Itlitr of you. m a y U« v r uicaliiat tha • a t a t a o f J ROV HALL l i U o knuMii an J. VI. l u l l * . dacaaa* •4. 1-attj o f rultl •• tuiity, to tl>a C o unty Ju4««* of h itnlnoli t'ou«l>* KiorlJa. at It • o ffice In lha court r>f t»!«J C o lm ty at i*at fo n l Florid a m UI i Iii »U talaii'Ur month* from th« tim e o f tha flrat publlvatlssii of tliL n stlct. Tw » ct>|i|ai o f i4 cli claim or (la* maiivj a h a ll i*a In a rltlny. ami ahall » ' $ u tha pU *■ of real* ^aiit'i amj popt o f f l r* a«l*lr#*a o f tha c la h n a u t. a»»4 ahall br a u a r u to 1•j t h i I'laln.ant hla o fa sit or a t l o m r y ami *‘ wiu* M i l l e d l*) • lllui d o lla r at..] auch «.Ulm or da* mamj not ao filed ahall oa >o»d 'a/ Aitoa M Rail A*] Kacuteli *’*• W ill and Taat aiuani *»f J. l l u T HALL « al* . k - i t a n aa J H t u n b » 6 i4af I 4tatiatrotlt. h i v l i a Alt Hit ah -Attorneys for utr|* I'ott Uffls'A R o s l H an fo rd . F l o r i d a P ubllah Pah I*. U 4 War. y ife U dl- CD! *1 Radio A T.V., Auto Radios 1 DAY SKRVICK 25th St. A Saniord Ave. Ph. 023 0653 ALie TAKE A c£ong Jjjok... WINTER SPECIALS H0 LLERS°)SANF0 RD ^CHEVROLET f Near NAS. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Assume puyincut* 67.66 urn. 322 6712 3 Bit.. 2 lutll home. Nothing <k>wn $65. mo. 222 Palm , Place. Praver Humes. Ph. 1 FA 2-1928. MODEL* HUME_ 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. 161 month. 2823 Saulurd Ave. Furnished 2 bed tooiii obicr home al 118 W l»th St. ttedured tu *8 .V*i with good terms. 1801 Park Avenue F.\ 2 5232 anytime SP EC IA L 745 00 81793 62 FA LC O N Station W aaon, 4 Dour Milfl ..... . 893 38 PLYMOUTH 2 Dour. v-8. Slick 58 C IIEY 4 Duor. Vlr Condition no COIIY M il I Door. A u lom atir 30 FORD Station W s * iiii. V-8, A lllo. 39 C A Ilil.I.A C Sedan Da M ile, P ow er, Air 4'ond. 38 H )R D S tation W aaon. A u to. 61 C A D IL L A C I Dinir, P ow er, Vlr I mul. 37 ( HEY 2 Dorn, Standard Sh ift .......56 O LD S 2 Door. V olom alic 37 FORD S ta tio n W agon, V-8, (Itrrd rlve bl I IIKV *| Ion Pickup, A ulo. Trans 59 ( HEV S tation W agon, Very l.ow M ileage 39 PLYM O U TH 2 Door, S id . T rans. 33 PLY M O U TH 2 Door. 6. S id . Shift ...... *».„ 59 E D S E t. 4 llonr. Vulom atir PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop, h • >1. 56 f villi.I. VC Srilaii MeVllle. Vlr i mid. 62 I IIPV | l S la lm n W agon, 6 1 )1 ., Auto. 58 FORI) I, Vuln.. V-8, H ardtop 59 5 s FORI) 2 Door. 6 C')l , Standard 37 FORD 2 Hour 5* I'O.VI I.Vt Seminole Kealty 1963 FORD GALAXIE 195*1 (It.U S I Door Sedan W illi A utom atic Tran** m ission, liailio, llr u te r. T inted G lass, W id le W all T ires Vint Vir ( on illlioning. St. Julius Kealty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 110 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 T h e K urds tire m oving to Kloritlu! I ree/.iitg w e a th e r u p N o rth th in w in te r m ean s lotiKcr rleals tlown S m ith ! Im im -diule D elivery . . . o r d riv e y o u r Kurd hom e to d a y ! CADILLAC TO D A Y'S • *13 at STRICKLAND-MORRISONS Steinper Agency OLDS era, with light meter. Lea* ther carrying ca»«. Phone FA 2*113. .1.1. F u r n itu r e WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments of $13.50 en 3 complete 1-86” Steel dc»k. 1 swivel chair, 1 swivel stenograph* room* of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ er chair, 2 steel offiro chairs, leather cover. 4 led . Heavy wooden ch ain , 4 fold­ Used furniture, appliances, ing wood chairs, 4 folding I lontinyr • A ir C o n d itio n in g tools, etc. Bought - Sold. steel chairs, 3 -«fee) cab­ Sale*—Repair—Contracting Larry's Mart 315 Sanford inet*, 4 assorted size Index FREE ESTIMATES Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 card file*, 1 tape recorder, 2502 Oak FA 2-8321 2 ly iK-writera A- stand, Sell >U* Your Furniture. Quick Ironritc ironer, like new A Monument*. Cemetery work Service With the Cash. other article*. Will sell in Also Ilettering on Stone* SUPER TRADING POST bunch or separate. Phone SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. FA 20677. FA 2-5771. 2317 Mcllonville Ave. F R E E ESTIM ATE Phone FA 2 61 lu Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 3t*. Automobiles • Trucks LAWN "SERVICE ovating. New A Used Furni­ '54 FORI), V-8 4i ton pick, ture. Call Nix Hedduig Mfg. .Mowing, edging, lerlili/ing, up. Eugine recently rebuilt. Co., al 709 Celery Ave. etc. Sutislaction guaranteed. First $235 take*. FA 2 0284. FA 2-2117. FA 2-1817. On Slate 427, Box 241-A, south of Baker* dairy. DON’T THROW IT AWAY R. A B. MOBILE Steam cleaners. Wo clean any­ llring your aluminum (urnilure lo u* for complete re- 37. iloatM • M otor* thing. any whore. Auto en­ webbing. gine* and Ilolls eqiecially. Last call for winter time bar* FURNITURE CENTER 322 8740. gain*. Saving* tike $995 15* lino French Ave. Larson, $736. $795 14*. $593. Shop Hie Herald Ads where Ph. FA 2-7853 1932 Evinrudca that atay in local merchants otter their good shape; tliey can troll l>c»t buy*. III. A rtic le s F o r S ale or run 36 mile* or more. Sale ladies »lnx-« $1.88. Men* $503 28 hp $375. $678 40 hp.( , 29. A u tom obile S erv ice alxw-s S3 88. Surplus City, $483. Up to 73 hp only $695. 201 W. I. $273 Gator Trailer*, $200. AUTO GLASS Many others. Hurry for best INSTALLED TWO WAY Intercom $12.30. selection. Term*. Robson FA 2-5362. W indshield Hack (ilit.HS Sporting Goodt, downtown Door GIus8 Vent Giasn Ready Mix Concrete, sand, Sanford. FA 2-3961. SERVICE steel, window *111*, lintel*, SenU arik Glims m id P oint dry wells, grease traps, 13' Boat. 2 motor*, anchor, 2 oars and gas can. $80. See C o m p an y steps, table tops, slejiping 210 .Magnolia Ph. FA 2-1622 ln-fure 3 p. nt. 210 S. French atones, lot marker*. Avo. FA 2 7035. Miracle Concrete Co. AUTO • RADIO 3n9 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 3b. M otorcycle* - S co o ter* Drive-In Repair Service PERSONAL RADIO A T V. SPINET PIANOS— We have VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) 25th St. A Sanford Ave. in ltd* vicinity two spinet $10 63 down A $3.32 Week* Ph. 323-0655 piunos which must Ik- sold ly. at mice. They can Ik- pur­ Ij-wis Sale* A Service 31 A. I v is chased by making small 2317 Country Club Road Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 month* deposit and taking over Ph. FA 2-792$ old. AKC. Female. Call small monthly payment*. 322-7878. Inquire Thompson Music 1959 Vespa Grand Sport. Call Co., 29 Colonial Plaza Mall, FA 2-3033. 2 .Shetland |x)iiic*; I sorrel Orlando. Phone GA 3 1577, filly, t paint gelding. $125 .MOTORCYCLE. Two Harley each. Saddle* also avail- U S E D REHtIGKR.VlURS 74, 58 A 51. See at Alt aide. Ph. 3220162. Myrtle. FA 2 0770. $5.00 up. 401 W. 13tli SI. All type* of Real Estate Plaintiff, FUn.MSHKD 1 Bit. 2 bath T». Realtor Imuse on lake. FA 2-4474 or U u U K K T V. T H K J i P K K . * t US 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-U00U D»f*n<t*m* FA 2-2837. v io T iir. o r » i t t n 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, s t o i i t i « vi»a ro M K i i.n * i n r : TOi K..l>«rt F. Tr«n>psr anil ' air-condition, central heal. Kanojr A. T rn iip s r, h is Legal Notice Near Rig Bear Lake. Also wlf* H C k lllC M i:i I'u U rw n n 188 III* I «*mH Ml Ifcr l »»umI} 3 Itedruoni, 2 hath home in i A S li TO i All p s r tls s c l a i m i n g jM rfitr. *r»t«|N tslr « umibI ) ( M a r * Casselberry. Will take late In terest* |iy. tlirmjirli. un- 14a. In VrmUmtr, model car or diamond ring J r r o r a g a l u m Ui» a f o r t - t a r t i r . i i n i f a f *•14 p e r i c n , J . RO T HAl-L ( a l i o knomn t» a t part payment. Po**t-s»ion YOU A R K h « r « h y n o t i f i e d J . R. IU U) at once. O. S. Miller, Brok­ t h a t a C o m p l a i n t to f u r e c i o , * l»er#aoa<l. * a r l a l u tn o r ts.i s< a n .- u n i b a r- T n % || C re tllfw r* «8M«I IVrawas* er, Orlando. Ph. GA 3-2236 Int t!ia f o l l o w l n a Uaac rlbad II nv Inn ( I i Im i mf I l f M R i l a or 295-3323 H a t property, to- w-lt: A f l l u t I bN i : « t a l n U . t I. lll-H-k A. .'<>1 S T I I T C l.I It MANOIl. U N I T No. J. a c c o r d i n g t o t h s p t a l • thereof <>• r e c o r d e d tn P U t llouk IS. I ' . a r e : • ati.1 ;« Public r . e c n r d s o f Printout* C o u n t) , KiorlJa. I. a* k aan file d e e w t h e t you III 11. «• ith-iv e-ely led au lt, anil > ou a r c r e q u i r e d l o a a r v * • ••op) 'f > ■>ijr V newer o r o l h r r P l e e d l n . - lo Ilia C u m p U l m on p . a l i . U . T . altoru*>*>. A.NliK.llSo.N. I t l S I l . UK AN. UjW .V DB U k tan I-it DC lit), t : S E a a t C a tl t l d l A V e l l U e , OtlaH 'lo. Z'lorU a . a n d file t i c o r i g i n a l An* s « r r ij. m U e r PI»ai|lti(L In llir o f flc a o f t h a C l a r k o f t h e C l r . c u l t C o u r t on o r b a f o r a l h a Ut.li .la) o f M a rc h , 'M S. I f y o n fall to lo m . a d e c r e e p r o r o u t a a a u " 111 U« t a k a n a u a l n a t you fo r t) u rallaf U .m a t.J a J In ru e C o i n p U l n t . T llla Nolle* - h e l l ba p uli. Il»hed o - c , a w e e h | o r f o u r eon»tcu;U e «««ka In the Meufuru l l t a M . U A T K U f a !*'.h d a ) of PaU tuary. I I P 323 U50J. 12. Real KMate For Salt* 12. Heal Kntule For Sule DAYS WORK FA 2 5759 Rollaway, Hospital It Biby Beds LAKEYIEW Home for sale or IMMEDIATE 21. Ileuiity SuionBy Day. Week, or Month Fl'KN. AND Unfurnished new trade for a tiled larni on the OCCUPANCY 2 UR duplex apartments. CARROLLS FURNITURE Seminole Realty s o i r . i o r s i r . r i.im io s . i . i i r s o . is t m fo r c h ild re n I III. Arlicles For Sale Dalmatian Pup-. 8 Wk*. AKC FREE loan of our efficient A pedigreed Champion* Carpet Shnmpooers with bulb side*. Winter Park. purchase of Ulue Lustre 838-3097. shampoo. Carroll'* Furni­ ture. POODLES. AKC. Rruwn minia Hire 322-2573 FACTORY T n YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS WANTED: O N E C o c k e r Enclosed head. Sag-proof boL Spaniel puppy. 6 to 10 tom rati with plastic ends. weeks old if possible, or Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot* younger. Doesn't have to Ik* ton or nylon cords. registered, but would like Scnknrik Ginns and Faint thoroughbred. Any color. Company 323 0312. 2.6 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4632 AKC REGISTERED WeimarSinger Round Bobbin sewv atier puppies. 850. FA 2 9535 ing machine, equipped to zig day, FA 2-2169 evening*. zag. Guarantee. 4 P a y ment* ot $o.56. FA 2-9U1. 7J2. Fluw ri-n - S h ru b s PETUNIA, toiap.ii.igon pan- MAHOGANY table and buffet. Andiron* and fire place sie stuck. screen. FA 2-3283. GRAPEYILLE NURSERY Grapcvillc Ave. Near 201h St. 10 MM KODAK movie cam* Southern Air Work wanted. FA 2-7053. “ What’* ao terrible about polka dots?” Hou*es lor rent. For infor­ L.M.N. ENTERPRISES mation contact Ted Wil­ Ha* purclia*ed b e a u t i f u l liam* Hardware, 205 E. wooded area at Longdate. also. FA 2 3077. $12,990 25th St. See Mr. Fcrgu**»n ut *alc* 3. Education • Instruction laiw-lajw down payment WHY RENT? office and pick your lot Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom 379.00 MONTH PAYS 2 UR. CB. 1 HA. Small down MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED and house model*. Low Apartment*. Kitchen equip­ ALL payment. *52 68 per month. down—low monthly payntts. WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. Corner lot. lot) Country No experience Decenary, 2 Acres of land on hiway 17FA 2 1678. Club Rd. gram m ar ichuol education 82. Frame house, barn, bu*iusually sufficient. Train now Efficiency Apt. W0 Mo. Sur­ Jim Hunt Realty ness. Cheap. 008 .VY». AUTO SALVAGE YARD plus City. 201 W. 1st ,St. at borne for Job* with »*cur5 acre* un paved road near Office FA 3-lltS JUST LISTED fty. For detail*, tend name, Sanford. Not In operation 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen Nights FA 2-0648 Clean custom built 3 bed­ atldre**, phone no. to: NA­ due lo death, but tuning equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. 323-6700 room, 2 bath I**>ch Arlxir TIONAL TRAINING SER­ will permit continued use FA 2-0020 after S p. m. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. I Rime. Only $14,750.00 with VICE. UOX 50 c/o The San­ for tills purpose. $15,000. $1,750 down. TMU BEDROOM unfurtmlied NEW 3 bedroom. 2 hath ford Herald !u»0 *e. 405 S m Carlo*, $65. home, large turner lot, 311 Three room furnished Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ Legal Notice apartment. 2101 Magnolia, tate*. VA—nothing down, REALTOR - 1NSUROR 1801 S. Park Ave. $15. Robert A. William*, i s t i i k i - u u t 'i T c o t u t o r monthly payment* $92.00. FA 2 4981 1819 S. French Ave. thk n u n jtim iA i, c m . FA 2-5232 anytime Phone FA 2-3951. FA 2-8074 • FA 2 2218. r e it o r IM I r i m a w n i* m iv m J Child care. FA 3 0700. 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ I 81 A. IVts NO DOWN payment. Snnlaml WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. Estate*. It\ owner. KIIA SPllINKER SYSTEMS loan. 3 ltd, l hath. Phone All Types and Sires Wc Repair and Service FA 2 02M9. S T I N K APARTMENT building. 3 Machinery and Supply Co. Apts. 322-2285. 20T W 2nd St FA 2-6432 My OWNER. 3 BR. CB home. Piano Tuning and Repair Fla. room Sprinkler sys­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 tem. large yard. Good loca­ tion. FA 2 4836. Keuplkilstery Specials! Chairs $.19. selection of fa­ Hi. F em ale Help W an ted bric*. Sofas $89, selection of fabric*. I VKING \ I T I . R ATIONS tor Custom Made Slipcover* waitress. Must lie over 2t. Apply Pig \N Whistle, 8 un­ chairs $24.50, Sofa* $49.50. Central Florida's Largest til 4:30. reupholstery Factory. Free COLORED MAID tor elderly home estimates, written couple. General housework. guarantee, 10', down. 323-0557. Central Fla. Decorators South A Garland 17. Mule Help W unted Orlando. Fla. I’ll. GA 2 4879 Sanford FA 3-0613 AIRCondltioiiing men need­ Cocoa NE 6 6178 ed. See our ad under Edu­ cation K liiklrticlion. Com­ FKIC.IDAIKK mercial Trade* Institute. Sale* A service G. II. HIGH 19. S itu a tio n - \\ u n led 1700 W. 1st St Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 Clulil l are. I A 2 I children kept, f t : It 82. Furn. 2 Bedroom House. Adults, no |>ets. FA 2-7664. ment. Downstair*, rooms. Call 322-6341 12. Kriil Httlalc I’ttr Sole| 27. Special Services * 4 219 K. 2nd h i . FA 2-0711 SluGmi VVuguu, I, Vnlo. tr a ils. ... • 995 1193 395 2193 595 a ti s**< on a lag l ord ! Enlov G ala ile'a in ti 816 'lillto n IDiJr in a luxurious aedan, hard* top. w agon SIRS its EQUIPPED W ITH 293 315 I IRS IStS 695 313 595 695 695 2095 395 595 293 995 2505 PARK AYU. OIII.ANDO CII 1-316* PA2-686I or co n verlilila . . . all with service sa v in g leatu rea! W illi M ik I . i S T ra d e -In 50 38 With ’OR Model Trade-In RADIO & 64 *43 H EA TER With ’til Model Trade-In $ 33 ” ■ r ... STRICKLAND - MORRISON, IN C -108 K. U ral HI., Sanford OPEN TIL 8:00 F ill. I’h.: Winter Park MI 7*4816 FA IMI81 NITKH — TIL 6:06 OTHER WEEK DAYS 1. �■ ■ ■" 9 f* the church is meant to he a hospital for sinners, not a haven for saints. "How else can a pastor be­ gin to understand and know the dark forces, conditions and environments that create the problems of drinking, promiseousness and gambling unless he knows the kind of life that is led by those who need his help? "We live in a world gone to hell,” he said emphatical­ ly"And the pastor must come nut of his ivory tower and deal with the bleak side of life, the raw ends of life, not seek to protect his ‘public image' as the parish chauf­ feur, janitor, gardener, visit­ or of the sick and back pal­ ter." Rev. Bolick decried Uie narrow definition of a minis­ ter, and pointed out that Christ himself wai scorned hy the religious men of his time because, "he consorted with sinners." "But He sought the lost sheep—not the ones safely in the fold. He walked and talked and dined with those drsparing people who needed Him most—and for this they cru­ cified Him, Just as they cru­ cify the pastor today who s p o i l s his sterile ‘public Image’." feinting to those far right anticommunist organisations which charge ministers and teachers nnd others with be­ ing "Red," Rev. Bolick said, "They attempt to teach love of country by teaching hate for some of the citizens of the.country. "You cannot teach love by "He Is supposed to lake leaching hate," Bev. Bolick part In community life but not •interfere.* To be Interest­ emphasized. "l-et Mr. H. L. Hunt and ed in the community, but not his organizations and the •too' interested. He's a nice nirch Society take their pro­ guy to have around, just as grams to Mexico and export | long as he keeps his mouth them to Cuba, rather than j shut," the lajthcran minister to weaken our country by sel­ noted. ling Americans against Amer­ "There are many pressures icans. 1on today's pastor. He must "They love to cry that the be many things to many peo­ ministry is soft on Commu­ ple, and those who seek him nism. hut we don't hear any­ must respond by trying to one saying of a minister that live life as ite points it out to be is ‘soft on sin' and sin is them. far more universal and dan­ "If we ever get to the moon gerous than Communism. or to Mars, therc'l! be church­ "The pastor it presumed es (hero, and chaplains on the never to be sad or worried, way there, ami pastors to to lose bis temper, to get minister to the spiritual side sirk, to have enemies or do of man’s nature, no matter any of Hie other things that where he goes," Rev. Bolick other human beings do. promised. Longwood GA's Hold Coronation Ceremony By I>onna Kate* The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church of I/mgwood held a Coronation Ser­ vice last Wednesday evening. Organist, Mrs. L. C. Walk­ er, presented a prelude of missionary hymns. The wel­ come was given hy Mrs. REV. JOHN L. HIRES of Grace Methodist Church, second from left, wan Kuest npeuker a t u Valentine Ilaminet hint Thursday night given hy the Ebcnczcr Methodist WSCS for the Junior and Senior MYF. With him are Rev. Ray Gregory, Elxmezer pastor, left and Hobby Hradbury, Junior MYF president nnd Donna Fetors, Senior MYF president, (Herald Photo) Smog Study Now Underway GAINESVILLE (UPU-Unlvcrsily of Florida aanilary engineers said Sunday they arc seeking ways to combat a new problem In Florida — amog. •There Is Increasing evi­ dence of imog from car ex­ hausts. commercial and induitrlal activities in highly industrialized arena of Flor­ ida," said Dr. K. R. Hen­ drickson, chief of the school's air pollution research lalxira lory. PTC To Meet By Helen Snodgrass Dr. George Friaon of De­ llary will speak on Civil De­ fense al today's 7:30 p. m. meeting of the Enterprise Parent-Teacher Council in the •rbool cafctorium. Blue Dies MILWAUKEE (U PD -V et•ran film urlor Monte Rluc, 78, died today in a hospital following a heart attack in bis hotel room hero lust week. Lake Mary UPW Circle One Meets At Brooklyn Home Ily Fram es Wester , week, beginning at 10 a. m. A program centering on All womrn are invited to Korea, in charge of Mrs. Koy rome amt participate In var­ .Sasvmun, was presented at ious projects, including sew­ Hie February meeting of Cir­ ing. cle One of the UPW of Die The Association meeting C o in m u n it y Presbyterian will lie held Tuesday night, Church of Lake Mary held Feb. 26, in Hie home i! Mrs. at the homo of Mrs. Jean Phyllis Itugcnstein. Tlie March Circle One Urouklyn, hostess Tuesday meeting will tie in tlie home night. The meeting was called to of Mrs. Margurot Ulmer will order by the Circle Chairman, Mrs. Sassman acting as co­ Mrs. Florence Zimmerman. hostess. Tlie devotional, taken from At Hie close of Hie meet­ World Book of Prayer, was ing, refreshments were serv­ given by Mrs. Brooklyn. The ed by the hostess, assisted missionaries were remcmiicr- by her daughter, Susan. Members attending were ed in prayer. A drive for good used cloth­ Mrs. Mabel Brown, Geneva ing was planned during the Cochran, Edna Daughtrcy, business session. The cloth­ 1-eiia Gleason, Lillian Grif­ ing rollocted will go to a fin, l-uvera Harrison, Phyl­ Sunset Gap Home in Newport, lis Howell, Ettie Jane Keogh, Tenn. Ruby Linden, Arolyn True Attention was railed to the and Thelma Unger, in addi­ Work Day that is held at Hie tion to other* previously men­ church on Wednesday of each tioned. I Eloisc Lommlrr, GA director, and Rev. Jack Lindsay led liic music. Carla Loniinlcr gave a talk entitled "What Arc Forward Steps?" and Maidens Laurie Miller and Susan Moss were presented by Mrs. Ellen Dud­ ley. Mrs. Carol Rock, Junior GA counselor, presented the Choristers Give charge and awarded maiden Musical Program emblems. Queen Towanda Showers Ry Mrs. Adam Muller | chose her brother, Mark, for The Dellary Clioristcr* pre­ tier crown bearer. After she sented a program of music gave a small part of the re­ at the Denary Community quirements learned for her Methodist Church Social Hall Queen Step, she knelt and last Friday evening in con­ was crowned by Mrs. Lonimjunction with Hie showing of ier who charged her to "Co films taken hy Edward °ea- forth to serve her Lird." brook. Queen Charlotte Tripp was Directing the Choristers preceded hy her crown bear­ was Laura Piatt Ilrriwn and er, John Tripp. Charlotte re­ accompanying at the piano peated some of her require­ was Theresa Kupecz. Narra­ ments after which the was tor for the film program was crowned hy Mrs. Fern WhiteEthel Gray. head who charged her to "re­ member the loyalty of a Queen and pledge anew, U. S. To Shift loyalty to Cliirst." Queen Lynne Miller follow­ Polaris Subs ed lier crown bearer. Rachel WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lindsay, to the platform and Deputy D e f e n s e SeerrUry gave two of her Queen Steps. Roswell L. tiilpntric confirm­ Mrs. Lominler r r o w n e d ed today Hint Hie United Lynne and charged lier to Slates will shift three Polnria "tie crowned with every missile submarines into the queenly virtue and ever Mediterranean f r o m their crown Christ as her Lord." North Atlantic stations in Former Queen* Patty Con­ April, ey and Carla I-oiumler were Returning fiom a five-day recognized, mission to Rome, Bunn and Tlie congregation joined in Paris, Gilpatrie said the Med­ singing "All Hail! the Power" iterranean-based subs would followed by prayer. l>e under direct command of Gen. I.ynian L. Lemnitxcr, nupremu Allied commander in Europe. Ifn tl Sanford Girl Honored Speaker Set At 'Jeanie' Contest Bolick Urges Pastors' Stand Rev. E m rit Bolick, paitor of the Good Shepherd Luth­ eran Church flunK down the gauntlet to Sanford paitor* when he atated in a apccch Tburaday to Civltana, “ Paitors are entitled to speak out on all issues and ahould have the courage to speak out." "There is much to concern us," Rev. Bolick said. "We ahould decry the alums of Ssnford and (lie people who own them and make them. "We should decry the pub­ lic issues In politics, industry, and everyday life. ••yet if a preacher Is seen near a bar, brothel or race track, or talking to drunks, prostitutes or gamblers, fin­ gers are pointed at him. "Nevertheless, he must be able to help these people, for O w fo tfl Page 10 — Feb. 19, 1962 For Parent Teacher Meet Sanford’s Patty Glenn John­ Jeanie contest held Saturday son received first honorable at Stephen Foster Memorial mention in the 12th annual in White Springs, Fla. The local soprano, daughter BUI H aney, county attend, of Mr. and Mra. C. W. (Pat) ance officer, will be guest Johnson, was one of the speaker at the meeting ol youngest participants in the Seminole County Council ol event and competed against Parent Teacher Organizations 22 other vocalists, many of to be held at 9 a.m. Wcdne*. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - whom were college atudenls day at Bear Lake Elementary Conversion of Pensacola Jun­ and professional .wngers. School. Appearing in an authentic ior College Into a four-year The session will begin with degree • granting institution replica of an 1854 ball gown, a coffee period to he followed would exclude a substantial to resemble t h e original with the business session nt number of students now be­ Jeanie, Miss Johnson sang 9:30 a.in. when the president, ing admitted In the two-year "Gentle Annie,” as her Stcph Mrs. N. N. Julian, will pre­ ItEV. IlOLICK college, a legislative commit­ en Foster number. Other se­ side. lections sung for the three tee was told today. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, out of state Judges included executive director of the "When I Have Sung My Songs Board of Control, said higher to You," and "Let My Song admission standards at de­ Fill Your Heart." She was gree • granting institutions accompanied at the piano by would eliminate many stu­ her voice teacher, Mr*. Grace dents now enjoying Hie bene­ Sanford of Winter Park. Mrs. Ava Ombcrg Fergu­ Ily Donna Estes The Judges were Gerald son, widow of James M. Fer­ fits of Hie Junior rnllcgc. The l-ongwood Elementary This was one of the rea­ Marks, ASCAP representa­ PTO executive Ixiard met last sons, he said, the board is tive of New York; Millon re­ guson, died Monday in Green­ Wednesday a l the school with recommending that the legis­ fers, Tachaikowsky Founda­ ville, S. C. following a lengthy illness. .Mrs. Kula Scott, vice presi­ lature authorize a brand-new tion, New York and Chappell Bom In Rome, Ga., she dent presiding. White, Department of Fine upper division two-year uniwas the daughter of the Into Plans were discussed for n | vcrsily be established in Pen- Arts, Emory University, At­ Alvin and Sue Gregory Om­ Book Fair which will he held ' saeola. lanta, Ga. bcrg. She wa* educated in nt the school on March 1'.) and Upon her return home, Alias private school* in Rome amt u Fish Fry Supper to be held Johnson was laden with sou­ was a graduate of Rome Fe­ Sgt. J. O. Glenn venirs and pleasant mem­ on Friday, March 29. II. II. male College, now Shorter Ilaynie will nerve ns chairman Retires From ories. She had praise galore College. She was a member of the aiip|>er. for those in charge of the ar­ of the Buncombe St. Metho­ rangements and for the talent dist Church. Proceeds from both events Air Force of the new Jeanie and her will he used to purchase hooks By Jane Casselberry Survivors are two daugh­ for tile school library. CM. Sgt. Jack O. Glenn Is maids. Winner of the contest ters, Mrs. Hamlin B. Mcllco The next regular meeting of borne with his wife. Jane, and was a Miami University sen­ and Mrs. J. T. Ma*on Sr., the PTO will ho held next children. Jack and Christine ior majoring in voice. both of Greenville; four The Sanford native, with a grandchildren and ten great Tuesduy, Feb. 20 at the School following his retirement from C n f e t orium. Announcement the U. S. Air Force on Jan. God-given talent, expressed grandehiidreu. A granddaugh­ bus been mude th at thu meet­ 3t after more than 20 years' her sincere appreciation for ter, Mrs. M. Lamar Beall, is the overwhelming display of a Sanford resident. ing will begin promptly at service. Glenn lias been stationed friendship extended to her by 7:.’!U p in. Services were scheduled for Appearing on the program on St. Idiwrcnee Island in her townfolk. Her heart filled 4 p. m. today at the Mackey will ho the Lyman High Alaska for Hie past year and with joy over -such express­ Mortuary in Greenville with School Hand under the direc­ was named Airman of- the ions. just slightly slanted her Rev. Edward I- Hopper offi­ Year for tlie Air Force Se­ remarks about Sanford, to the ciating. Burial was to tie in tion of Michael Fisher. extent that Gerald Marks of Springwood Cemetery in I(cfir*lmieiit* will lie served curity Command last year. ASCAP told her she should Greenville. The Glenns have lived at by third grade mclhera. 291 Lake Triplet Dr. in Cas­ handle public relations for the selberry for the past two Chamber of Commerce. ART DROWN In addition to Mrs. Sanford, years, coming to Central Harriman PEST CONTROL Patty was accompanied on Florida in l'Jfio after a tour Termite* & Other P tlls of duty In West Germany. the trip by her mother, Mrs. Gets Post WASHINGTON (UPI) — They hope to continue living C. W. Johnson and Bedford 2(101 PARK DR. Administration uffirial* said in this area where Glenn Aiken, who served as her es­ 322-8865 SANFORD today that President Kennedy plan* to enter the Insurance cort. has decided to appoint W. Av- Business. ercll Illirrimun as undersecre­ tary of stale for political af­ Court Hits fair*. Hurrimun, nmv assistant Censoring WASHINGTON (UPI) — secretary for Far Eastern af­ fairs, will replace George Me. The Supremo Court aided un­ FORD OW NERS Ghcn jn the ' State Depart­ constitutional today several ment's No. J post. McGhee is book censoring activities prac­ to he given an nmliussadorinl ticed In Rhode Island. The 8 to 1 ruling upheld a p o st in E u r o p e o r liiu .Middle protest hy four publishers of East. paperhark books who chal­ Aristides, a three-year-old, lenged tlie actions of Uic was the first Kentucky Derby Rhode Island Commission (o Encourage Morality in Youth. winner, in 1875. School Change At Pensacola Hit Mrs. Ferguson Dies Monday Longwood PTO Plans Projects GJdtajntujn. . . February Service Special! Now, During The Month Of F eb .. . . Fordomatic Adjustment Special PTL To Meet By IJnda Smithson Tlie Slavla Parent-Teacher League will meet in tlie school auditorium at 8 p. m. today. The program will tie on "The Growing Teener." Douglas Stciutmm will be guest speak­ er. • Adjust Front nnd Rear Hands . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkage • Install New Pan (ianket Check Transmission Oil (Oil extra If required) SPECIAL PRICE The Grand Army of the Re­ public reached its peak in IH1K), with a membership of 409,489, • ^ Q f •i> xr What’s Ford's 6,000 Mile Oil Change Secret? ROTUNDA CUSTOM SAVE 11.50 NOW! •y OIL FILTER! *2.05 - (5 4 .5 6 FORD) LOW AS 82.10 - (57-62 FORD) installed With Purchase of Oil Change and This Coupon! BUILT (Coupon Expire* February 28, 196.1) HOMES STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! 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Ctiuusr (he CUdUtor J-200 with 120-lruh wheellute and 7-1). box. or J-SOO with whrrlluie till I126-Inch go-inch wheel lute and S ft hux. with GVW'a from 4000 lo 8600 lb*. IT tr IN. SMC" f a l l n e w / IT UP. T a r IT OUT AT r n iim TOUR 'JU T D U U 1A , w o ip Miaou. s m ITi larger* M M ia M n *4 4-wbrd d u x whxtn, ooe od ihr graving U a r W m n * CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP K. Second St. Sanford, florid* *00 Kaiser Willy s P resen t a The Lloyd llridges Show Tuesday 8 I*. M. ((•■upon Expire* Ftbraury 28, 1961) ) BRING THESE COUPONS TO OL'It SERVICE DEPT. Strickland-Morrison in c o r p o r a t e d SOS K. 1st St. Ph. FA 2-1481 Sanford Winter Park MI 4-SSU �lr ‘‘J Water Projects Progress 4 • \ Planning Near Completion Ci o ^ By l a It It y VKRSIIEL We're wondering what's go­ ing on locally? Reports ram ­ pant of a grand Jury investi­ gation into certain operations in Sanford and environs. Those who should know brush it off with "don't know ahout it" or "it's going to be a hard nut to crack." T ro b e seems to be cooling off. Why? * ' « 5i 9 • (i * # 0* t O 4 (I; ’a C £> <$' lirra lit WEATHER: Partly cloudy nnd cool through Thursday. High todny, 68-75. Low ioniglit, 62-60. VOL. 53 Preliminary planning1 for two proposed water­ way projects for Sanford nre nenrinjr completion, Harold Scott. Jacksonville consulting engineer, re-j United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 ported to The Herald by tele­ • • • phone at noon today. Nobody asked me but, any­ Scott, of the firm of Rey­ one here arguing the merits nolds, Smith and Hills, stated of a juvenile detention home he expect* to be ready within two weeks to report to the St. . . . .Now ! • • • Johns-lndlan River Navigat­ ing Committee on a proposed The Herald is still attem pt­ right-of-way for a canal con­ ing to learn the cause of death necting Lake Monroe with the of the young sailor found dead Atlantic Ocean to tho south. in his new home here Inst The engineer said he is week. Navy took the body awaiting a drawing from the to Jai-ksonville for autopsy. U. S. Geological Survey at Washington of the area from NAS dispensary says to nsk t lie Osteen bridge to Lake the Wing I'lO. 1*10 says the Harney "which would avoid info must conic in from the the shad fishing grounds." llase romnitiliding officer, and The "John Rrunilcy idra" he's been in Washington all suggested an eight-foot derp week. canal tl mile* long connect­ FAMOUS OI.I) CLOCK RISES AGAIN. The • • • ing the St. John* and Indian well-known landmark Inis been «alvageil front it* Nobody asked me but, when Rivers for barge and pleasure iKitominiou* banishment in the name of proifrcss arc we going to get some stop boat tiaffic, with the spoil to and Riven a place of honor at the Elk's Lodge signs in the Mayfair sec­ lie used as a bed for a direct on E. Second St. Its four faces are now the faces tion ? . . . four-way highway to the of the Elk and its hands point forever to 11 • • • const. o’clock. The elderly timepiece stood many years The Herald will publish Principal argument by fish­ in the middle of the street in downtown San­ Friduy free pusses for San­ ing camp operators and others ford and thoiiRh it was four-faced and seldom ford and Seminole County would he that Rruniley’n idea showed the same time on nil sides, its removal residents for the special "Sanwould eliminate the shad two years ago raised a storm of controversy ford-Seminole Night" feature spnwning grounds. Scott em­ nmtind city commissioners who decreed its de­ a t Seminole liueewny Satur. phasised site of the proposed mise. (Herald 1'hoto) duy evening. C of C's Charlio canal will liy-puss these sluid .Morrison is extending person­ beds. al invitations to all VU’s but J o h n Krider, committee all residents are invited. May­ chnintian, lias reported that or Tom McDonald or his rep­ when Scott is ready with his resentative will present the proposed right-of-way *ilc a "Sanford • Seminole" Idanket meeting will lie railed by the to the winner of the feature committee of Seminole, Orevent. nngc, Rrcvard and Volusia County commissioner* seeking SVott Rums raid today F 1* > four-county support of the A I. "got off light" when the i project. Krider also empha­ heavy winds hit here Tuesday. sised the phi mil ng has not GENEVA (UPI)— The United States charged Ilia crews were pluced pit an "emergency alert" but* Eeott Russia Unluy with •▼qjdtav nn fxwomqnl nvt a mi . Reached the- stage for finan­ said damage was minor and clear test Inm treaty buTOald it would continue' pres* cing the csnul. Scott *l*o reported the U. S. service restored In the cut-off i in« for "give and take** barKainJnr. Chief U. S. negotiator Willntm C. Foster told tlic Housing and Home Finance arcus in 20-30 minutes. Ilob Sheddrn had the slime to any 17-nation disarmament conference that the gulf l>e- Agency, at Atlanta, lias under ~ | tween the Soviet and Western review the City of Sanford'* ahout telephone teiwlce. • • • position. on a icst hnn "lin« Tripled for $10,000 for • plan­ ning study for a proposed port Pipeline Co. pluns have been deepened." terminal. submitted to the city, i.easo Referring to the Soviet reHe added that tile HIIFA will be signed Monday night. fiisul to resume direct nego- ; requested additional informn• • • tiatlons on a nuclear treaty | Uon and thtyi was forwarded Which reminds me, we hear j with the Western power*, ho ' Gy the City to Atlanta. the ACL is pushing a petition j •aid "I reluctantly c o n c l u d e I Should Die City complete to get me out of town. . , • I , that the Soviet Union rather the port terminal, the $10,000 hope they let ntc put my name WASHINGTON (UPI) - than tho United States and he repaid to Uie govon the top uf Uie list. President Ibnnulo Rctnn- tiio United Kingdom I* intent ernmenL H the project is • • • dropped, the $10,000 need not n*y, Spencer H a r d i n ' s court of Venezuela said to­ on avoiding agreement." day his country confronts a The Russians have been be repaid. horso finally placed a t the "very aggressive" Commun­ cluiming hero that the two Tlie fund would Ire to fin­ Seminole Park Kacewuy. . . . ist offensive ordered and fi- Weatern power* have been ance the engineer's planning Joe Davis didn't run last night hut the "real Joe wus there." anccd "from the center, of , ryi„K , Void an accord Ih .t study for a $J5o.ooo port ter­ Moscow and Peking by way would end testing. minal, with bulkheads, dredg­ • • • of Hav ana " "We are willing and intend ing, paving and a transit What ever happened to the He warned there will be shed to handle St. Johns Riv­ city's vacant property reap­ "violent revolution" and gov­ to engage in giro and take er traffic into Lake Monroe. negotiation* on nil major i*. praisal? ernment regimes "very much *iir» which moil lie agreed 1 Scott ha* said previously no » • • like that from which Cub* . site lias been selected for Whatever happened to the is suffer,ng " if Latin Amer-; " * ' " re " re’ rh the terminal but recommend­ plans for that proposed wa­ ira fails to institute .octal T ' , ‘ ed it tie plared at the foot terfront apartm ent develop­ reforms ! *<0,,l4?r to*1' conference. of French Avenue. ment? Heruld readers calling In an address prepared for! •Peech came before in asking about it. a National Press Club lunch. Ih ,re lu,,rh “ • • • Betancourt said U. S. d.plo- f *° rr“' 1' »«“»• Former Cesselberry Aider- macy during (tie derade I • “ » nuclear position be man itohn I.udy and Mrs. through 1958 contributed to fore h* flit'» *° Washington II o| m> Rennett will attend a the flourishing "of the ex- ll,,Pr *n «*«>' eonsultameeting of Volusia County's treme left in my country and j <'"»» with Preaident Kennedy. The ltu**ian*, who broke off By United Pres* International new Oukhlll City Council with in others where there was nuclear negotiations in WashDr. Paul Douglass of Kollini dictatorship." A turbulent gale > force College Friday night to disBid tie emphasized that he ington Jan. 31, refuse to dis- storm left lip to a foot of wet rust Uie operations of a Tax felt the world was getting a cusa a test Iran treaty unless snow In'New England today. "distorted picture" of Pie ' the West accept* their quota Thousands of families were Free Municipality. • • • significance of Communist: of three annuul on-site in- without (lower, traffic was It's beginning to look like terrorist acts in Venezuela ! speclion* to polira a ban. paralysed and schools were not They have defied Western closed. for sure there’ll be a t least He complained that one female candidate for Uie enough attention is given to mid neutralist demand* to reThe storm, spawned over North Orlando Village Coun­ "concrcte and definite tact* open the talks. Dixie Tuesday, swrpt swiftly cil . . . and she isn't uny one of progress in economic and lip the coast, causing torna­ of the three who picked up social reform" in hi* coun does and damaging winds in 4-H Winners petitions last week. Mrs. John try. Florida and dumping up to to Linda King and Rill llcin inches of snow In Virginia II. (Irene) VanKrpncI of the Jr., of Seminole County, won and five inches In Tennessee. Ranches picked up • petlUon Stocka Mixed Monday and says she definite­ Damage ran into thousand* NEW YORK (UPI(-Stocks individual arhievi-mrnt awards ly will file. All indications are were narrowly mixed at the in 4-H event* at the Florida of dollar* and at least four tiial Die other gals will back opening b»lay on routine tract- State Fair. Tamp*, tl wat deaths were attributed to the pig. learned hern today. down. storm. Soviet Threat In Venezuela Termed Serious Slorm Slams New England appreciably tb* congressional pressure on the issue at this time. The Soviet note, which came through normal diplo­ matic channel*, gave no hint as to the actual number to be pulled out or t)i« type of per­ sonnel to be withdrawn. The administration appar­ ently found itself ill some­ thing of a bind on th« matter. The Wiiite House and tha State Department withheld official comment or public ac­ knowledgement of the u ffiT leat premature declaration* embarrass Khrushchev and make it difficult for him to accomplish Die pullout. At the aanie timo, however, Kennedy's aidca had to rep­ resent the move at sufficient­ ly encouraging to warrant a reduction in the m Im level in Congress SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 652 'Incommunicado' J. L. HORRY 'Ju st Not So* Bulletin MIAMI (UPI) - A Navy pa(ml boa) discovered a floating lifrjatkrl anil tiebrli today In what may be be the fir*t clue* to Uie mysterious disappearance of the tanker .Marine Sulphur <|uren with 39 men aboard on Feb. I. nSLLVA ... ‘Intolerable’ MIAMI REACH (UPI) — Labor S e c r e t a r y Willard Wirt* »»iit T u e s d a y t h r N ew York newspaper *trike, now in it* 75lh day, wn* becoming "increasingly Intolerable." Struck And Killed LAKELAND ( U P I ) — Jaiin-t Davis, hit, of I'lnnt City wn* struck nnd killed by a Trailwnys ims Tuesday night *• he w*lked across State Road 37, three miles south of here. Special -lob MIAMI (UPI) _ The U.s. Army opened a "special" re­ cruiting station here Tuesday for member* of Cuban exile Brigade 25U»t which pulled the abortive liny of Pig* inva­ sion in 1WI. Meet Set JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Union leaders postpomsl a scheduled meeting here Tues­ day in which they were to discus* incrcn»cd pickHing against the sti ike.hound Flor­ ida East Coast Railway. Sheriff J. L. Hobby todny emphasized thnt the four Sanford Iio.vh charged with petty lar­ ceny were "not held incommunicado” at the juve­ nile detention facility. Hobby declared that the parents of (he four youngsters were "contacted immediately" by juvenile authorities ami all four parents visited the youngsters at the jail during the period they were detained. A hearing on the four boys is scheduled be­ fore Juvenile Judge Vernon Mize Feb. 26. The four bad been charged with thefts of cakes from supplies deposited in early morning hours before local groceries The parents of one of the ltoys wrote a let­ ter to the editor of the Herald saying that his son had been detained ami that he was unable to talk to the boy. After the letter was published Juvenile Judge Vernon Mize issued the following atntcment: "On Friday, Fcbrttnry 8, 19011, four juveniles were taken into custody by tho Sanford Polieo Department and referred to the Juvenile Court, They were charged with petty larceny, having been involved in a series of thefts of articles from the fronts of certain grocery stores around the City of Sanford. A detention order was signed and they were held in detention in tho custody of the Seminole County S heriffs Department until Monday morning, February It, 19611. A fter a hearing before the Court, they were released to their parents and the cases were rontinued by tho Court until n later date nt which timo disposition of the cases will be made." Storm Cleanup Damage Underway TAMPA (U PI) — cleanup operation* went titaier way today throughout Central Florida, from the wcet coait to (lie eai«t roa*t, in tho wake of Tue*day’a ranh of tornadir wind* and heavy rain*. Turnaduea and near-tornado funnel cloud* bounced in nn erratic fashion throughout the at on u* a .quail line moved In from tho Gulf of Mexico. Storm damage was report­ ed at several place* in the Orlando area. Plant City, luikelund, l.nke Alfred, luikn Wale*, polk City, Indian Riv­ er City, the Tampa «rr«, Mn- GREEN BAY. Wis. (UP!) —Frail Harry Hehard. lit. was held today for murder m tlie wiping out of IIm* home : his father amt stepmother had tried to build from previous marriages. llebard was arrested Tues­ day morning at a farm where he had gone after killing his fattier, Jaek Hehard. a parttime auto stunt driver; his stepmother; and tier three Red Pirates Give Up Ship MACAPA. Rra/il (UPI) Tlie eight day saga of tlie Communist • hijacked Vene­ zuelan freighter Anzoalrgui was ended peacefully Inday in this remote Amazon River port. , Pupil Illnesses 'About Normal' In County Absenteeism in 5emino1t County achstols because of ill­ ness i* "ahout normal'' it wai reported by principals this morning at the monthly meeting of the Seminole Coun­ ty Council of School* at Rear Iztke School. Supt. R. T. Mllwee brought up the question because of Hie prevalent Asiatic influe­ nza in northern states. He was told there are "the usual" nutnlicr of easea of flu, mumps and ctiicken pox. How* ever, it was added precauthins have hern taken to pre­ vent a flu outbreak. Council nominating commit­ ter was named to present a slate of randidatci for elec­ tion at the March 20 meet­ ing. deira Reiu-h and In the Lees­ burg area. Despite widespread dam­ age, only one fatality wua a t­ tributed to Du* storm. Carl llnhntun, 53, a tourist from Sheboygan, W'i*., was killed when wind picked up his com­ part car front a causeway ap|>roach to Dio Sunshine .Sky­ way bridge south of St. IVctersburg and hurled It into Dio wntiT upside do w n, 1(HI feet away. His wife, Irene, 52, was lintpilnlizeil, Kovctal persona In tlie are* children, John lludell, 15, and Went injured hut all appai enttwins Janice and Judy He-1 hard, 11. ly were minor. Scattered house* and Harry broke down Tuesday j when lie admitted he killed j trailer home* were damaged Syncom May his father Monday evening, in tho series uf twister*. Oflie wa» to he handed an ' firials wire working today to Have Blown Up amended charge of first de- survey I In* amount of diimnge. WASHINGTON (U PI) — (tree murder at an arraign­ Space officials say the mist­ ment today. Dial. Ally. Holsing Syncom communication* ert Warren would not say Near Sainthood what tlie new charge would j VATICAN CITY (UPI) - satellite may have blown up be. Final preparation* w e r e deep in space. Dr. Hugh Drydcn, deputy llebard wa* arrested at a made today for tlie beatifi­ director of the National Aerofarm 2ti mile* away a lte r ! cation of Mother Scion, Die naiilic* and Space Admin!*, police were called by a co- Protestant-litirii widow who worker of his fatlier who be­ one day may heroine the first irallon, said there was speccame concerned when lights native American to reach i ulnllon Dial Die solid fuel were on at Die llebard home ' saitilhtnitl in Die Roman Cath­ I "kirk" rorkrl on the iitelllta exploded at the height of Ita Tuesday morning hut no one olic Church. trajectory — 22,000 m i l e * answered Die plume, above the earth. Police (mind tlie Innlies uf , Jack Hehard, 3d, his wile, Link Noted Joyce, 33, and her children. BOS ION (U P I)—The Mas­ Heavy Toll All had Iteen shot in the head sachusetts Heart Association CHICAGO (U PI)—The Na. with a 22-caliber pistol and lias reported a relationship tiiniul Safely Council said to­ title. 'Iliere was no apparent betwcell cigarette smoke mill day Dial nil American died struggle. emphysema, chronic destiuc- every 5'* minute* during ltlUl tiun of tlie lung*. because of an accident. 16-Year-Old Boy 'Wipes Out' Family The "pirates" who seized the 5,000 ton freighter shortly At Stake after it sailed from Veneruela TORONTO. Ont. (UPI) — for Houston, Tex. s week ago Prime Minister John Dlefen- Tuesday formally surrender­ baker, battling for bis polit­ ed to Brazilian authorities ical life because of Id* nuclear Tuesday night. policies, bn* indicated Cana­ Promised political asylum Altamonte Springs t o d a y j da may scrap it* Romarc mi»- by Brazil, Die Communist ailrt and Voodoo jet*. conspirators eluded pursuing will draw a resolution lo thr Venezuelan destroyer* a n d County Commission recom­ West Braced tailed into Brazilian lerntor- mending Dial rights of way on Longwnod Ave. (Sit 427) be By United I'rrim International ial waters Sunday night. The West Coast braced to­ Then they moved along the taken from Dio west side of day for ita expected epidemic roast until they worked the tl.e highway through the mu­ of rrepiratory ailment* that vessel into the mouth of the nicipal limits of Die town. Member* of Die Town ■ have sent thousand* aero** vast Amazon River a n d tlie land to bed and left count­ | moved to a remote mining | Council, scheduled lo meet at 1 K p m. today in Die Town Hall, less other* roughing and company loading area. wheeling. Then, under direction of will direct their attorney, S. Brazilian officials who had J. Davis Jr., to prepare the boarded earlier. Die Anroalc- resolution for presentation. gui anchored at Santana, 12 lu other business the coun­ miles downriver from Maca- cil will hear reports on last Friday'* final hearing nn the pa, at 10:30 p m. Tuesday. validation of Ininds (or tlie While officially aiient, the projnm-d Municipal Water Stat« Department was under­ System. stood to have *«nt a reply to tha Kremlin welcoming the Bridge .... ......... Pago 9 A Prediction promised reduction in Soviet Classified ____ Page 3-A AUBURN, Ala. (UPI) Comic* ___ Page 2 A forces aa a constructive step Former Sen. Frank P. G ra­ Dear Abby .... Page 9 toward lessening tension In ham of North Carolina pre­ Editorial — . Page I-A tha Caribbean. The adminis­ dicted here Tuesday night the tration obviously is not going Entertainment Page 9 "Clcmson way and not (he to commit itself too formally Puizle ........... . Tags 2-A Oxford way will be the Ala­ until it see* just what hap­ Society ... Page 8 bama way" of meeting racial pens. Spurt* .. —---- - Page 7 lntcgraUuo. Altamonte Sets ' B ed d in g S a le ! Road Petition Sold With A 10 Year Factory Guuranteel Soviet Note Poses Many Questions The city's $22,000 resurfac-j ing piugium is completed. | Rome two miles of paving | done including Washington WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ave., from 20th to Crescent; Soviet Premier Nikita Khru­ Cresent from Mellonville to Summerlin: Randolph from shchev'* promise to withdraw Mellonville to Summerlin; “aeveral thousand" of hi* Catalina from Mellonville to troops from Cuba by March Locust; Escambia from \e r - 15 left a number of unans­ nango to Locust; Veruengo wered suggestion* today to from Catalina to U<*alla; 7th plague the Kennedy admin­ fit. from Pine to Park; Pai- istration. It was obvious that the niello from 2(Kh to 25th; Magnolia from 20th to 24th Russian offer, couched in gen­ and Laurel frmn 9th to 10th. eral term*, would not l<«*en WEI)., 1FEBRUARY 20. 196.1 Four Youngsters J U.S. Hits Reds On Agreement *• (Fitr Herald Index Orthopedic Sets Keg. $159.00 $ 99 00 W/T Hollywood Beds K1N(J SIZE Keg. $179.00 $119 00 W /T Innerspring Mattresses Koyul Comfort - Firm or Med. Firm Keg. $59.50 $3950 W /T Matrhinx Box Spr. Same Price 10% DOWN DELIVERS fc d w lA 2nd & Mugnolim BEDDING CO M PA N Y — r I>li. FA 2*6321 ■A X • tit: r / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 19, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9790235f94354493bbc7861dd673ef3e.pdf 3f07333b0e8175732ffe9ec7edbbc189 PDF Text Text t Pas* 10—Fri. Feb. 16, *68 Vfjt fnrfffrl frrmll nounced. Beginning the evening of March 8, will be a aeaalon of the ministry school as a model that Is held in tha local King­ dom Hall each week. Activ­ ities of tha assembly will bo climaxed on Sunday with D. J . Thomas of New York City giving the featured lecture, “Who Will Win the Struggle for World Supremacy." During tha three-day as­ sembly delegate* will make as many door to door and shop to ahop rails as poaaiblo in and around New Smyrna Members of the Intermedi­ Beach to extend a personal ate and Young People's Depta. Invitation to all to attend the of tha Oaklawn Baptist Chap- featured lecture. al ware entertained last Sat­ urday night a t a Sweetheart Banquet given by tha Train­ ing Union. Upon arrival guests wars served "Hearts Aglow" punch from a milk glass bowl sur. rounded with rad and white flowers and after playing an interesting game were usher­ Rev. H. M. Lefchty who has ed Into tha dining room. served aa Superintendent of The Valentine motif waa City Mission* in Panorama carried out by use of a floral City, Calif, since 1881 will be arrangement of rad glada and the guest speaker al First white mums flanked on either Baptist Church on Sunday ■Ida by tall red taper* on the morning. speakers table. Other tables He bai served in this cap­ were decorated with flower*, acity for a number of years candles anti email glitter Val- in Jacksonville, Baltimore, - antinaa. Md. and Los Angeles, Calif. Group singing was enjoyed Prior to this time he was a after the dinner and an In­ pastor In Florida. spirational message waa do. A native of Ohio, nev. ilversd by fiev, David Solo­ Leichly la a graduate of the mon, pastor of tha Orange Baptist Bible Inslllule. now New Orleans Baptist Theolo­ City Baptist Church. Special guests present fur gical Seminary. Thii will be the beginning the occaelon were Rev. and Mra. R. L. O'Quinn of tha of a School of Missions in the Chapa! and Mr*. Ray Murray. church which will continue Training Union director. Mra. through next Friday evening. Jean Nance and W. J . I'ayne, Courses of aludy arc schedul­ leaden of tha Young People, ed Monday through Friday were in charge of the food beginning at 7 p. m. After •n d Mra. J. E. Andrews waa a 43 minute period of study in classes for Beginner-Pri­ decorations chairman. maries, Juniors, Intermedi­ ates, Young People and Adult* all groups will gather in the church auditorium io hear a message by a visiting misThe Columbia "Church of skin ary Speaker* I,nr each evening the Air” program on Sunday Christian a n as follows: Sunday, Rev, Science program entitled, Lonnie R. Brock, North Bra­ "Showing Man Hi* Upright­ zil; Monday, T. M. Johns supness." Richard If. Chase, erinlrndent of Florida Baptist Manager of the Christian Children's Home; Tuesday, Science Aetivltiea for the Dr. James Southerland, pres­ Armed Services will be the ident, Baptist Bible Institute; Wednesday, Rev. William D. •peaker. This program, originating Bender, Nigeria; Thursday, from the facilities of The Mrs, Marvin Sorrells, miss­ Mother Church, The First ionary to Cherokee Indians, Church of Christ, Scientist, Oklahoma; Friday, Rev. John In Boston, Massachusetts, will II. Witt, district field accrebe carried by station WDBO, tary, Florida Baptist Conven­ Orlando, a t 9:33 a. m. tion, Rev. McLeod To Conduct Church Service Skate Queen To Be Named The Sanford Congregation of Jahovah'a Witnesses have started making arrangsmenta to attend a three-day assem­ bly a t New Smyrna Beach, March 8-10, Ruth N. Stafford, presiding minister, haa an­ SHARON TUCKER First Baptist Church Sets Mission Series CAROLE ANN DOWD LINDA PATTERSON Radio To Carry Special Program MAZIE ALLEN presented," said Mrs. Mun­ son. Mlklcr noted that five love­ ly girls have qualified for the Queen of Hearts Contest, with the girl having the moat contributions to the Heart Fund In her name, being crowned Queen a t the Heart Sunday night ceremonies. The rink is located on the Dog Track Rd. Just off Hwy. 17-82. All proceeds of the contest and cost of tickets to the ■how will be given directly to the Heart Fund by the Skate City management. Each penny will count s i a vote for each girl. Jars will be placed at the rink, and each girl and her spon­ sor, who la a single young man, over 15 years of age, will have a team working for her. The girls are as follows: LINDA PATTERSON, s sop­ homore at Lyman High School In Lnngwood, whose hobbies arc skating and sewing. SHARON TUCKER, 15 year old aophomorc a t Lymtn High it the daughter of Lt. (ret.) and Mrs. Robert L. Tucker. CAROLE ANN DOWD, a senior at Boone High School Is 17 years old and has her ■liver medsl In roller danc­ ing and silver bar in free style skating. JUDY WOODALL. 15, attends Colonial High School and ia a member of the achool hand. MAZIE A L L E N , Boone High graduate Is a clerk at Williams Brothers Motors, and ia the 18 year old daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. Paul Al­ len. Made haa a long airing of Utica to her credit having been selected “ Mlsa Florida” Holier Skating Queen in 1962. JUDY WOODAM R. Willard Warfield, a na­ tive of Tampa, will begin duties Sunday as EducationYouth Director of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Warfield attended the Uni- II. Willard Warfield veraity of Tampa and receiv­ ed his Bachelor of Arts De­ gree from Stetson University. Ilia major was in Bibio and sacred music. He recently has been awarded the Master of Religious Education degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary In FL Worth, Texas. * Since graduation from col­ lege he has served In the following places: Minister of Music and assistant to the pastor or First Baptist Church Opelika, Ala Associate Sun­ Class Meets In Lake Mary By Frances Wester Thu Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary met at Ihe home of Mra. T. T. Stafford last week with Mrs. Hazel Stokes presiding, Mrs. C. N. North visas teacher, presented (he devo­ tional. Prayer was given by Mrs. Stokes. A social hour followed Die short discussion of business. Mrs. J. A. Vsrn led the group in .a Washington Day game. Mr*. North received the prize. A Valentine Quiz waz also rnJoyed. Refreshments were served by the hostess who was as­ sisted by her daughter. Lin­ da. Ollier than Ihe above named, attending was Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, day School Secretary of Ala* bama Daptiit Convention; Mlniiter of Education, First Daptiit Church, Dothan, Ala., and Rivenide Baptist Church, Tampa. While attending the School of Religious Education In FL Worth, he has been serving as Minister of Education and Muile at the Rldgtea Baptist Church in that city. Warfield is married and has 1**0 daughters, Debbie, age eight and Reronda Sue, age three. Mrs. Warfield was formerly Inez Little of Anda­ lusia, Ala. She haa served as Pastor's Secretary, First Baptist Church, Montgomery, Ala. and Church Secretary at Rldglca Baptist Church in FL Worth. Area Church Gives Schedule For Mission ny Donna Estea The First Baptist Church of Longwnod will participate In the Associations! Wide School of Missions next week. Speakers presenting various phases of missionary work during the week will he: Sunday morning, Rev. John Whitt, district field secretary from Sarasota; Sunday night. Rev. William E. Cowley, mis­ sionary from Nigeria, Africa; Monday night, Mrs. Lonnie IL Brock, missionary from Bras­ il, South America Tuesday night, Rev. Marvin Sorrells, missionary to Cherokee In­ dians in Oklahoma; Wednes­ day night, Rev. H. M. Leichty, superintendent of City Missions In Panorama City, Calif,; Thursday night, Dr. James Southerland, president of Baptist Bible Institute, Oraceville; Friday nighL Dr. Perry Carter, former director of the Florida Baptist Retire, mrnt Centers. Services will begin.at 7:30 p. m. each day. A mission study course to be taught during the first part of each evening, will bo followed by the missionary speakers. TJie Rev. J. Mitbum Mc­ Leod, D. D., will be the preacher at First Methodist Church, Sanford, next week, when the Methodist Churches of the DeLand District Join in celebrating the 225th anni­ versary of John Wesley's FORD OWNERS * February Service Special! f Now, During The Month Of F eb .. • Fordomatic Adjustment Special Adjust Front and Rear Banda . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkage Install New Pan Gasket Check TranamfiMlon Oil (4 (Oil extra if required) SPECIAL PRICE SAVE $1.50 NOW l m m sm m sm a f Whal'd Ford’s 6.000 Mila OH Change Secret? REV. J. M. McLEOD "heart-warming experience'' with a week-long simultan­ eous New life Mission. Dr. McLeod wilt preach at the regular services of First Methodist Church on Sunday, ■t 8:30 and 10:55 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. Services will continue al 7:30 p. m. night­ ly through next Friday, ac­ cording to Rev. John T. Adams Jr., pastor. Singer for the New Life Mission will be Charles Selph, of Winter Haven. Sctph, a schoot-toacher by profeoafon, haa had wide experience in leading music for evangelistic meetings. Many local Mehtodist men have heard him at the Annual Methodist Lay­ men's Retreats at Leesburg. The Rev. Dr. McLeod waa pastor of First Methodist Church in Lakeland for acven year* before being appoint­ ed Superintendent of the Jacksonville District in 1958. He took his first appointment In Florida Conference in 1838 when he became pastor of the Methodist Church at Brandon. Me later served churches at High Springs spit a l Leesburg, with a four-year tour of duty as a Chaplain sandwiched between. The public la invited to at­ tend the meetings. ROTUNDA OIL FILTER! $2.05 . (54 • 56 FORD) LOW AS $2.40 - (57-62 FORD) # installed With Purchase of Oil Change and Thin Coupon I (Coupon Esplre* February 28, 1983) 4 STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! Regular Price $ 2 ^ COUPON PRICE $1,50 YOU SAVE $ .50 ) (Coupon Expires Febraury 28, 1983) BRING THERE COUPONS TO OUR SERVICE DEPT. J INCORPORATED Rsnfort Winter Park MI 4-8IK V Whuthur you choose a homo in Uuvenna Park or exclusive Idyllwilde, you'll appreciate the excellent craftsmanship ami design an evident in all Shoemaker constructed homes. Plan to visit one of our model homefl soon. KITCHENS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC f Sh o B m a keh C O N ST R U C T IO N CO. Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 23th. SL pw FA 33101 BALES OFFICE FA 2-T49S STENSTROM REALTY. SALES AGENTS SANFORD, FLA �# Missing Paper Caper “ Mystery of the Missing lb-publican'* has been solved. Both wire services. United Tress and Associated Press, reported Friday afternoon and Saturday morning that Semi­ nole County'* Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick were unopposed for the Sen­ ate and House, respectively, in the special March 26 Legis­ lature election. Further, the wire services reported they were the only candidates from among more than -1(H) who were unopposed in the pri­ mary ami in the general elec­ tion. Friday's Herald raised the •tuestlon, "Where was Jan Fortune?" For Fortune, of English Estates, had formal­ ly announced Friday morning he intruded filling for the Repubtican nomination fee State Representative in the House from Seminole County. A representative of Fortune telephoned The Herald lute Friday that Fortune had qualified. A telephone check with the Secretary of State's office at Tallahassee verified that fact, and that Fortune'* papers had been misplarcd In the State Secretary’s office. Therefore, Cleveland is the only unopp-tsed candidate In the entire state ticket, A Demociut, he will be automa­ tically elected for a four-year term a t Seminote County's Brat State Senator represent­ ing only this county. Previous­ ly, Seminole and Brevard County shared the Senatorial teat. There will be no primary election, originally scheduled for Feb. L'd, according to Re­ gistrar Caniillln Bruce, since thrre Is no party opposition. Frederick, a Democrat, and Fortune, a Republican, will fight it out in the special Marrh Jrt general election for the House scat vacated earlier this month by Cleveland. The term will run to the Novem­ ber I'.Hit elections. Frederick previously served Seminole County in the State House eg Representatives. Fortune is a political newcomer, and hni the endorse­ ment of the Seminole County Young Republican Club. A native of Pennsylvania, he came to thia area with the Martin Company of Orlando as a cost reduction and effici­ ency manager. He holds an undergraduate degree In en­ gineering from Penn Stale University, a masters' degree in business administration from the University of Penn­ sylvania and is completing re­ quirement* for a Ph. I), de­ gree from New York Univer­ sity. He i* a member of several technical societies, the Ma­ sons. Seminole County Young Republican Club and All Saint* Episcopal Church. He resides with his wife, Donna, and eight-year-old son. Jan Eric, at 2120 Sunderland Road, English Estates. At to his campaign, For­ tune aaid that "I believe in a strong two-party system and I am In this race to win. 1 promise an aggressive repre­ sentation for all the people of Seminole County and will work for progress In the whole county. I am in favor of fiscal responsibility in government." W. P, Medcalf, of Altamonte Springs, will serve as his campaign treasurer. The Herald talked with For. tune Sunday noun and was In­ formed the Martin Company has agreed to u tiO-dny leaveof-absence for Fortune, If elected, to attend the Legis­ lature aession opening April By LARRY VERSHEL NOBODY ASKED ME, bul are the city expert) coming up with a traffic light tor the intersection of W. First Street and Oak Avenue? . . . Driver* trying to get onto the eastwest thoroughfare from eith­ er O ik or Railroad Avenues really gel “hacked up" . . , It's a complicated mess to handle, but we’ve got just the fellows who can figure it out. • • • Teachers and students alike are still talking about the trio that sang at the Rooster Club dinner honoring the athletes at Seminole High . . . A real professional job that “laid ’em in the aislct," the story goes . . . Howcum I miss these finer things in life? * • • Now that Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital is to get another <100,000 facelifting, remind WEATHER: Clear and slightly warmer through Tuesday. High today, 65-70. Low tonight, 45-50. me to ask Bob Bcsscrcr how United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. FEBRUARY 18. 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 650 the daily census there is now VOL. 53 . . . But even if it is low—and nobody said itswas—this is a t U L W A . . . good time to finish out that east wing . . . Maybe the hos­ pital facilities will stay ahead of the "population bulge" , , , And THAT will be different!! • • • Gains Noted There MUST be a reason, NEW YORK (UPI)—Gnlnx hut for the life of me I can't In oils and rails featured a lliink of one, why ihc teenage higher and active stuck mar­ lads were given a weekend in ket at the opening today, the pokey, when our Juvenile Judge Is reputed to tie one of 13 Killed the most understanding and day and auid all personnel i name of the Venezuelan Arm- mouth of the Atnapa Grande United Preaa International MIAMI (UPI) — Florida considerate of public officials ed Forces of Nationnl Libera- River and the island of Mnr- traffic accident* killed at Pro . Communist hijackers were safe. . . . The sheriffs arc not un aboard the V e n c x u e l a n Medina Itojas. who took lion (FALNT, aaid the ship urn' off Brazil'a north roust lenst 13 persons this weekend, a c c u s t o m e d to seeing freighter Anzoutcgui offered over the Anaoategui in the dropped anchor "between the at 0 p. m. Sunday night, ■ Including five vacationers. "screaming m e e m e e *a ' 1 today to surrender to Brazilaround thrir bastite, bul they inn authorities at their ohFact Of N ature probably had some "scream ­ acuro anchorage In Brazil's LONDON (U PI)—A group ing mamas" on their doorstep north roaitnl waters. of (junkers auid today that —and justifiably . . . And sex, viewed dispassionately, Brazilian destroyer* were why ia It that an adult—like a expected to leave their base "i* neither gmal nor avil—it traffic violator — con "get a t Belem and head for a ren­ is a fact of nuturc." sprung" in a short time, and dezvous with the hijacked these kids couldn't evM M Mild Prelude •hip MB mllM to tiie north lheir folks? . . . Yep, th e n wad halfway between Devil’* Ily United Pre** International MUST bo a r o a n * ', . . May* Itain and drizzle sneyt -Ui* of U|i» be someone will taA wa rlhwest and Southit la . . . And I'nviM the one today, Moat of the authorities have to say that ANY violator nation enjoyed a mild prelude ptW fted the hijacker* politi­ shouldn't be punished. to spring. cal asylum. • • • In Washington, Assistant That folk-alnging trio. I'm Tension Mounts Secretary of Stale Edwin M. told by our city slafferi who LAOS (UPD—Tension be. Marlin told a House Foreign keep up on all the goings-on tween rival fnctors mounted hereabouts is mode up of Affairs auheomm litre today townnl the danger point in Hint the present anchorage Lynn McCord <member of the lotos today and o f f i c i a l s Triple Trio and soloist for the and Hie offer of nsylum by warned that new fighting Brazil "makes it sure of them glee club), Jack Ivey (tumbl­ might break the country's uner-cheer leadrr and who is avoiding capture." eusy peace. In two radiograms directed sporting a brand new guitar 1,1NFS FORMED early nt the Coitrthouao un tho deadline nenrs for 1903 in accompanying Ihc trio) to news agencies, second mate auto license tags. The deadline is Wednesday, Close to 200 people waited In Citrus. W arning and Jim Touhy (bruising tac­ Wismar Medina Rojas look line as curly aa 7:30 thia morning. (Herald Photo) LAKELAND (UPI) — The ■kin responsibility for the kle on the Warrior eleven) . . Florida Citrus Commission And they have a booking as seizure of the ihip last Tuea. has warned Midwestern stales entertainers for ■ U of Flor­ to lie wnry of unauthorized ida dance early next month salesmen peddling F l o r i d a . , . Lots* fun, rh keedt? ritrus a n d m a k i n g full* • * • claim*. The erowd-bulldlng Semin­ ole County Semi-Centennial Confusion Celebration on April 2T is a t­ BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) — WASHINGTON (UPI)—The tracting tiie Interest of com­ Confusion today surrounded mercial cnlcrprisrs . . . With Supreme Court today struck JACKSONVILLE (UP1) — The union spokesman told ( ''But even if it deckled Just the wheieabouta of Soviet thousands of folks here for down az "punitive" a federal A merger, by tiie strike-bound United Press International to go ahead and abandon the bloc military men and tech­ the big wing-ding these bus­ law which takes away the cit- Florida Eait Coast Railway any merger would have to be entire line, tho ICC would nicians Belli to Iraq to help iness men feel sure they can Ucnzhip of a native-born with any olher major Flor­ approved by the interstate make certain our Income waa the regime of executed Pre. protected." rapture some of the attention Antrrlran If he dodges the ida carrier would probably mier Alrtlel Karim Knasem. Commerce Commission. The spokesman said the on­ of the ceiebrators . . , And draft by going abroad. help the workers' cause, a Hull'd unconstitutional was "Tiie ICC has strong regu­ ly way a merger could hurt not the least of these will be Talks Continue union spokesman said at the lations protecting workers' would be in that same men By United Preaa International the Automobile Dealers Assn. a aeclion of the Nationality weekend. jobs in any merger or aban­ would lose their jobs. "The . . . They have BIG plans . . . Act of 1940. Talks continued today in "In tire event of a merger, The government appealed And say lhat they want to do specially with Southern or the donment. We would probab­ number would lw compara­ tha long New York and Cleve. something that will ADD an whrn two lower courts found Atlantic Coastline Railroads, ly tm in a belter position if tively few. Not enough to Innd newspaper strikes, and make u* fight a merger.” attraction to the outstanding the Statufe unconstitutional. the chances arc good our the FEC merged. tha nntion'a labor u n r a a t avanU that are planned by The issue has been argued wage demands wmibl be met sprsad to a Wisconsin power the committee In charge of five timet before the high Immediately and we could company. Violence erupted in the Baml-Cenlennlal . . . This court. all go bark to work," the Tennessee coal fields. Today's 5 to 4 decision re­ Biing can REALLY grow with "ailroader said. called two related rulings of THAT kind of support . . • Merger rumors sprung up Mardi Gras More carnival atmosphere 19M when the court split S to last week when the price of NEW OBLEANH I UPI) — 4 over nationality issues. than the famed Mardi liras!t FEC stock rose from IS to The gods and creatures of In 19M tiie Justices held 17 despite the strike. Wail • • • myth and legend, the culorful Congratulations to Patty that Congrrsi may decree Streeters said it wa* rumor­ character* of Alice in Wond­ Glenn Johnaon for the Hon­ loss of nationality if a citizen ed Southern or ACL wa* mak­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) successes lust week, the first erland and tha hit melodies of orable Mention award in the voles In a foreign eleclion bul ing a new bid for control of —A Navy attempt to score lor the new, 2,MO-mile Pol­ Broadway shows rolled Into Jeannlc With The Light Brown not If he deserts the armed the FEC. At close of busi­ the third straight success aris. No reason waa given New Orleans Nun day In the Hair singing contest at White forces in wartime. ness last week. FEC -lock with ita powerful new Polaris immediately for the mishap. firat full day of carnival fes­ Springs . . . Flral time auch A3 missile failed today when was veiling at $6.50, The Air Force said tiie "de- tivity in tho city thut rare a distinction waa given . . . Legion Meet FEC spokesmen have de­ the rocket went off course forgot. atrurt" action performed as Competing with Si other top­ A spaghetti supper will tic- clined to comment on the and had to be blown up. flight vocalista from all over gin the activities for the rumors. But Vice President The bullet-shaped A3 might­ planned. On a Polaris shot Data Study Florida, some of whom were monthly meeting of Campbell- W. L. Thornton in St. Augus­ iest weapon ever developed late last year, the safety de­ V A N D E N B E R U AIR professionals, this la high Loating Post 63 of the Amcri- tine said of flte price increase for submarines, Blundered vice did not work and the FORCE Base, Calif. (UPI) — recognition . . Bedford ran Legiun at Post headquar­ , , . " it appears some people from • land based launching The Air Force's ballistic sys­ Aiken, her escort, waa grain­ ters on II wy 17-W, at 7 p m. have confidence in uz." pad on Cape Canaveral at a rocket landed east of Savan­ tems division today evaluated nah, Ga. ed for his gentlemanly, grac­ today. A preliminary report cm Sens. John Malhcwa of a. m. telemetry data from th* un. ious and courtly manner . . . the Fair held recently will In Jacksonville and Verlc Pope But within two minutes, the suresaful firing of a Titan 2 Fine representation for our H.’BM to determina why the made by Fair President John of Si Augustine, who met I’olaria careened wildly off city, these two young folkatl with the strikers yesterday, course high in the sky, and giant rocket exploded on it* MeCioskcy. . . . Patty Gienn’a tinging said if the merger rumors appeared to nose sharply up­ maiden launching from an un­ teacher, Grace Krick Sanford, were true, the takeover pro­ ward. derground silo. WASHINGTON (UPI) also was commended for Concert Tonight A range safely officer bably would not come for at work with the local tongCurtain goes up *t 8 pm. least a year. quickly flipped two switches Budget Director Kermit Gor­ for tho Stan Freeman .Show Tiie strike began Jan 23 that triggered radio signals don told Congress today that In Defiance bird . . . * • • SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico In Seminal* High School audi­ and ia now in ita 2Uth day to touch off an eaplosive President Kennedy's record POLICE BLOTTER JOT* torium. Thi* I* the second pre- without a sign of a settle- • destrurt” package which high $99 billion budget la a (UPI) — President Romulo Betancourt of Vcnexuela ar­ TINGS . . . Horse ran Ioom ■■station In tho concert srrir* menl. The 1.2U0 striking mem­ destroyed the errant rocket "tight" one. on IStb and French yesterday for thia aaaton, and is "iwn bers of it non-opera ling un­ in flight. He said the budget Kennedy rived today In Puerto Rico, and dog locked up in Sanford U holder* of membership in ions have demand a Hi.21 The debris plunged into tiie submitted last month recog­ hit exile homo for two jreari, Memorial Library . . . There nise* "the need to bold down to begin a state visit to the Semlnole-DelSaty Enter- cent* per hour increase; the Atlantic well east of land. waa no explanation how the tnlnacat Assn. Membership FEC says it cannot afiord tins Tho failure came on the expenditures in a period of United States in defiance of Communist terrorists. hods at a pair of roaring tax reduction.*' a n tnznaforrable. H a n fo rd If p r a lh Red Hijackers Offer To Surrender Freighter Court Strikes FEC M erger W ould Help Down Dodge Law W orkers, Spokesman Says Navy Polaris Shot Flops; 'Blown Up' Fern Park Incorporation Is Proposed JAN FORTUNE Anyone Seen My Papers Indigent Care To Be Talked By Commission The County Commission will meet with officials of the pro­ posed Retirement Life Inc., * DcBary nursing home at 7:30 p. tn. tonight to discus* farm­ ing out the county's white In­ digent residents now living at the county home. , Tho meeting will Ih- held at tho commission chambers in tho courthouse. County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutchison today said officials of tho proposed homo had agreed to take rare of some of the white patients "but wo haven't talked pric# yet," Hutchison said. Bids on tho homo are ex­ pected to lie opened Feb. 28, Tiie P8 to 112 bed facility la being built by local men, headed by Dr. Leonard Mun­ son, as president, and Robert Besserer, hospital adminis­ trator and Tom Armao of De­ nary, a* tha other officers. Detlary men, Including build­ er W. C. Miller, and Dr. Mack Upton are on the Imurd of di­ rector*, along with architect Jim Chapman, and attorneys K e n n e t h l-cfflor and Bill Hutchison. When plans for the homo were revealed, Dr- Munson stated thut It wouhi incut all slat* kriil AM A' requirement*, and was not designed to he fanry or elaliorate, hut is to (to kept simple and efficient to keep down costa. The nursing home will have facilities to cure for Uiu pa­ tients if they become ill, slid they will be under the cure of (heir personal physician, ami the supervising medical stuff, Casselberry Board To Meet The Casselberry Board of Aldermen will meet In con­ tinued session nt 7:30 p. m. today In the Women's Club Building on Ovsrbrook Dr. Business carried over from lust Monday's meeting in­ cludes appointment of a build­ ing Inspector tn replace Ald­ erman (Tiff Ovrrmnn whose resignation ia effoctiva thi* month. Tiie hoard nlso will consider tiie proposed budget for the Cntaeiberry Reel eat ion Com­ mission and a report on tha proposed county study and survey to provide druinugo outfall* fur til* area. Herald Index Bridge ..... Page Classified . —__ Page Cumin _ « .. ... Page Page Dear Abby Page Edituiial ...... Entertainment .... Pugs I.cgals .. .... i'agn 8 A Puzzle ......— Page Society ■ .. Pugs Sports .......... .. Pag* 6 9 8 6 4 6 II 8 Incorporation of the community of Fern Park (ih a municipality wan proposed today in a legislative hearing nt tho courthouse. Tho local legislative dele­ gation wan ashed to have the Legislature, meeting in April, approve a city charter, subject to a referendum. Rep. Joe Davis, presently tho only elected legis­ lator, cnllrd today's hearing. Sitting In a t his invitation were Mack Cleveland Jr., De­ mocratic nominee for Senator unopposed tn tho special March 26 general elction, and Gordon Frederick and Jan Fortune, Democratic and Re­ publican nominees, respective­ ly, for the House scat vucatrd by Clovnlnnd earlier thia month. Vernon W. Dunn, speaking for tho Kcm Pnrk incorporat­ ing and charter committee, requested "an act to create nml organize . . . a munici­ pality to be known and desig­ nated n* the 'City of Fern Park' and to define ita terri­ torial boundaries and to pro­ vide for the government. Juris­ diction, powers, privileges, frnnrhlaea and immunitlr*, and to provide for a referen­ dum election to determine whether thia act shall take ef. feet." Tho delegation alao wns re­ quested to sponsor a bill abolishing the current charter of the Town of Cassrllierry nml substituting an up-to-dnte charter. Kenneth McIntosh, tewn attorney speaking for Mnyur Fred Hcnlli, explained tha present charter Is "anti­ quated and obsolete for n modem community." He add­ ed Iho proposnl, if approved by the Legislature, would be submitted to a referendum vote. Mayor Tom McDonald, of Sanford, requested tha dele, gallon to make an Investiga­ tion ami "pursue stnto-wide legislation" to elindnat* eontatnliinliun of well field* for municipal water supplies. He explained there is no effec­ tive emit rid method over sew­ age and waste dlspositl, add­ ing there urn "loo many septic tnnks in some ureas." Mayor Lee (Jury, of Oviedo, asked for legislation permit­ ting the writing-off <>r some delinquent taxes, some us much iis 26 years nhl, nml for permission to ndopt the rounty'a pen outage on discount rates on tuxes. McDonald and Gary staled Sanford nml Ovinia have voted approval of the propos­ ed Increase In elgaret tuxes. North OiIambi sought n bill to rcusuia Molunr Avenue (SB-I'll) to North Orlando Boulevard. The delcgatinn ad­ viced this request should he referred to tho County Com­ mission, with it to furwnrd a furmnt nppliruUnn tn the State Bond Department. Mayor At Lormnnn, of Long wood, said that city fa ­ vors n hill providing for re ­ registration of voters. George Bobrow submitted u nunduT of petition* ns a • ample u( public opinion fa­ voring iiuni-xuthin by cities and counties without ivfcrendum votes. The delegation m essed nt noon until 1 p.m. 6 T ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fitzpatrick To Ask For Pay Raise County Commissioner John Fltxpatrick plans to ask tha Legislative delegation thia afternoon to boost county commissioners salary and pro. posed support of state-wide legislation for a countywlds fire district. County commissioners met Informally in tha office of Chairman J. C. Hutchison this morning U> discuss proposed legislation. Although there waa no men­ tion of a pay boost a t th* meeting, Fitzpatrick told th* Herald prior, that ha will ask for a boost in salniy for tha governing body "as an Indi­ vidual commissioner." Fitzpatrick said ha would ask the delegation to use thalr judgment as to how much. During tha meeting, tha commission asked county com­ mission approval in support of setting up by referendum a rountywide fir* district. Commissioner John Alex­ ander said ha fait th at auch legislation would not pass in muni cl pal it lea and tho board tabled action pending further study. Ollier legislation the com­ mission will ask for will h« establishing a n d acquiring water conservation and con­ trol facilities as well as per. missive leglsintion designat­ ing n criminal court of record* bo established here if th* rounty population hit* 100,000 . Urban Control In Legislature? TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida lawmakers and vet­ eran political obzervan aro wondering today if the state's new legislative reapportionmrnt plan may be the begin­ ning of eventual big-city dom­ ination of state government Urban areas have had tha polcnlial to control the Legis­ lature fur some 10 years. Tha potential has yet to material­ ize. But the 43-ienatnr, 112-reprczcntalive plan la a break­ through and may provide tha stimutus needed to rally urb­ an lawmaker* into a united action force. Many observer! feel urban voters were Iho big force be­ hind the stste'a laleit rediatricling cflorls. HD Club To Meet Elder Springs Iloma Da* munitrntlon Club will meet ut the Center un 26lh St. Tua*> day a t 10 a.m. JFK Budget Called Tight LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS were underway this morning. Shown abovt, loft to right, unopposed Senatorial candidate Mack Cleveland Jr„ 8. J . Pavia Incumbent leginlutor, and legislative candidate Gordon Frederick Jr. GOP candidate Jan Fortune waa late. (Herald Photo) • �Seminole County a c h o o l i will ask tn the next two months for bids un an esti­ mated jwm.oon in construction work for additions to five fa­ cilities and a new achool at English Estatas. [L \illy iV k iT m 7 3 Legionnaires Asked To Work On New Building FUTURE FARMER OFFICERS of tlic Suminolu High Chapter, President Frank Noell, (right) and Vico President I-eon Dodson, (loft) meet with Mayor Tom McDonnid, (renter) ns he proclaims this week National Future Former Week for this area. (Herald Photo) LYMAN BENIOR Hetty Field gets weighed ami measured by Public Health Nurso Mrs. Grace Fisher during laat Wednesday’s School Health Check-up of 600 students at the achool. Mrs. C. F. Field, seated, kept the weight M d height records. (Herald Photo) By Jane Canelberry Six hundred atudenta of Ly­ man High School participated In a m aulve health cSeck-up laat Wcdnetday la the achool gym. Mrs. Louise Gilpin wa* teacher-coordinator working with Mrs. Grace F itte r, pub­ lic health nurie, and Mr*. C. F. Field, chairmen of the volunteer mother*. Dr. Robert McFadden of Altemonte Spring* and Dr. Kenneth Wendell of Forcat City gave dental check*. Dr. Leroy Ream* alto ha* been giving free check* and x-ray* to atudenta In hi* office at Caneiberry a* part of liw health program. Mrt. FItlior elated, "Thli la the first attempt at a den­ tal program to be atarted in Seminole County school* and we nope U will continue ami expand a* an Important part of the school program. She expressed her gratitude to the local dcniiati who have donated their acrvlcea to In­ terest tho student* in the im­ portance of dental health. Molters in charge of chocking eye* were Mrt. Ed­ ward Lunn, Mr*. David Colhorn, Mr*. Jam es nlrkenmoycr, Mr*. CUre Balmrr, Mr*. Edward Nagel and Mrt. C. C. June*. Student helper* an ltle d with tlie various cheek* and recorded the weight and height of each student. Mr* Fiiher and Mrs. David G. McCoy gave hear­ ing leal* wilii an audiometer and Mra. F ilte r worked witli the student* whose |iartlcutar problem* called lor retelling and referral. Tho Volga i* Hie longest and most important river in Eu­ ropean Russia and longest in Euroiw, according to the En­ cyclopedia linlannka. Albert Henry Heath, 47, died Saturday a t hie home in Orange City. Heath had worked in the building material department of ClniNu and Company aince 1918. Ha waa born In Eng­ land. Survivor* include hi* widow, Myrtlr; hi* mother, Mr*. Ger­ trude Heath; two ton*, Albert and Garry and a • liter, Mr*. Anne Price, all of Grange City. Langford Funeral Home in lluLnml I* in chnrgu of ar­ rangement*. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY U Admissions Lolita Brown, Cheryl Fear, Arthyr Barnes, Robert Madi­ son, Eva Mac Abney, Her­ man Burton, Sylvia Stallworth, Lcland Drown, Grace Rosontergcr, Wdliam Mu»irluhltc ami John Kaylor of Sanford. fly Joan Magin Cdr. W. P. Japsun of tha ChuluuU American Legion Post has Issued an appeal to all Laglonnairea in tha com­ munity to volunteer Uialr aervlcaa to complete the new Post lloine which is being built at Chriatinea and ChuluoU ltds. J ■peon said that at tha laat monthly meeting of the Post a vote of confidence was giv­ en tha building chairman who reported Hint they exported work on the foundations to be completed last week. Jcpson also raid that the Post has regretfully announc­ ed it will Ihi uhalilu to send a boy to Hoya State in Talla­ hassee this year since all available funds are going to. wants the new building. However, the Legion invitee and will welcome offers from any organisation to sponsor a boy in thla worthwhile project. Further Information la avail­ able from Jepson. It waa reported th at local aponsora have been found to aupport two Junior League Baseball teams in Chuluota thla year. A manager haa hern secured for one team, huwuvur, a man I* needed to manage the second team, Jepson said. The Poet la making tenta­ tive plana to sponsor a chick­ en barbecue In April as an­ other fund-raising event for the new building. Dock Brown Dead At 72 Mr. Dock Brown, aga 72, died at bia homo, 2504 Y ak Avu., Sanford, at 7:13 a.m. Saturday. Born in Milam, Oa., Sept. 21, 1890, ha hai lived in Sanford for the past 22 year* and U s retired roofer. Survivor* are hi* wife, Mr*. Carrla Brown, Sanford; nine children, Dock II. Brown of Ft. Valley, Ga,; Mr*. Ann Pharrli, Greemboru, N. C-, and H. 31. Brown, W. E. Brown, Mr*. Sun Jack*on, Robert L. Brown W. T. Brown, E. J. Brown and M. H. Brown, all of Sanford. 11c hat 21 grandchildren, two great grandchildren and one brother, Bill Brown, of Sebring. Funeral iervlce« were held today at 2 p.m. at Britton Funeral Homs with Rev. Gail Smith officiating and Cupt. S. H. Sodcn, of the Salvation Army, aiiliting. Burial wat in Oaklawn Me­ morial Park. Walter Teague, administra­ tive assistant, told School li-uirrl members last week that building plana have readied the point In local, a u to and federal approval tliat contrac­ tors will be requested to sub­ mit bids on these dates for these projects: March 12. 10 a.m .-Lym nn High School, two science rooms, general shop and mu­ sic department; and Crooma High School, five classrooms and library addition. March 28. 10 a m. — New English Estates elementary ■chool. IS classrooms, cafe- torlum and administrative suite. April I, 10 a.m. — South Seminole Junior High School, cafetorium and music depart­ ment; Sanford Junior High School, lunchroom, library and music department; Rosenwald elementary achool, five classrooms. Hoard agreed to co-operate with property holders alom Last brook Road, in the Eastbrook aubdlvision, to Improve the three-quarter mile road. Property owners have agreed to donate necessary right-ofway, cutting school bus travel CHAMBER OF COMMERCE v u ttiM W fU w a s ? DILL HEMPHILL MOTORS luw presented a brand new Rambler to tbu Semi nolo County Chumber of Commerce. Pictured here, Hemjililll (left) present* the car keye to Charlie Morrison, Chamber public relations manager, who will use the auto in his work. Caaunlty First in QUALITY. First in SERVICE. First in the hearti o f thrifty homemakers. W hy? Because of people. People make up Winn-Dixie. Wonderful people. People who hovo devoted their lives to serving their friends and neighbors. Winn-Dixie people never compromise on the quality foods they ore going to offer their friends. They ore always on the look-out for a bargain so that they can help their friends save □ little. Yes. Winn-Dixie is FIRST because they ore good neighbors. You can count on W IN N -D IX IL, Serving you better - Saving you more every day! i Quantity Right* Reserved — Price* Goad Thru February 20th ★ G O V T. INSP. ★ GRADE " A " A Q U ICK FROZEN BACON 1-LB. SLIDE- OUT PACKAGE COPELAND ALL MEAT (Rasalar 5*4) Franks STANFORD, Calif. (U P O Slanford guard Darrell Suth­ erland, who suffered a hair­ line fracture of hi* left arm In a game against UCLA last Saturday, may be forced to miss this weekend'* basket­ ball contest with Cal Bond*. 46-ox. Con SAVE 10* Bread2 A SST COLORS SCOTT BEANS WHITS ARROW LIQUID . . Sava 10* Inch Interior • Exterior - Hoof Brush or Spray All Work Guaranteed Phone Ml. Dura — 383-3188 F. O. Do* 246 Sorrento, Florida FA 2*0331 SAVE S h ir le y J. S a d le r I’alnllug Contractor 111 NORTH PARK A r m In j u r y Mr. and Mr*. Lrnuel Stall, worth of Saniord, a girl Mr. ami Mr*. Billy A. King MAKING THE OLD BUS o( Saniord, a girl 0 0 OOESN'T M EAN DUi barge i N IN E T Y - FIVE } John Lingerielt, Lungwood; Mr*. Everett Klnnalrd and baby, Geneva; Wuana June*, Luti; Uladya Stewart, Lake Mary; Alice Feiytal, Dellary; Jonathan Litton, Janie Moore, Sebra Jenkins, McKay Tru* luck, Mra. John Day and baby, Patricia Olnutead, Mr*. Charles Kruse and baby, Madalcne William*, Beatrice Schaap of Sanford. % Fur Property R A T W IN N -D IX IE YO U R DO LLAR Birth* O r w //r o (< ’ ullon’8 slate-wide Icgiita - 1 llcilation of lund* or use <4 un program. .-tudent* to wllclt by outbid* A policy denying future so- agencies also wa» adopted. by an estimated 10 miles daily. Contract for asphalt paving n[ the running track ni Sem­ inole High School was award ed to the Wilkins raving Company on Its low hid of *353. Contracts for baseball equipment went to Seminole Sporting Goods, 1225 and $320; Hughes, Orlando, $31, and Plckrel, Orlando, *126. The board also agreed to request the Stale Legislature to approve a law increasing the minimum hid from $300 to (Goo. It also approved the Florida education Asso- HARRELL MVIKLY A tn o M o n v t • IA 7 M l 1 Apples * i �2hf #anfnr& Mon. Fob. 18. *63—Page 3 SrralB Altamonte Class Has Foreign Study Day To conelude the display | whose *on, Kerri, is a stu -1 homemade Swedish Mata tin which wera * c m d Students in Mrs. Nadine countries, china horses and program. Mr*. Phillip Fetter, | dent in the room, brought | Tart* for all lh« children | punch. Colling'* thini entile class at a variety of purses. All a monte Elementary School j A mini tier of children add ha 10 hoen learning alxnit var- ed to Ihe foreign atmosphere ious foreign countries. As a by hr ins UK in and mode line windup to this particular j authentic costumes. phase of study, Mrs. Collins j -----------------invited the children to brins So school any items they might have from these coun­ tries. The invitation was met with enthusiasm and as a result two tatdes in the classroom last week were laden with i.rticles from Japan. Spam, Open !1 lit !) Mon. - T h u rs . Italy. England, Norway, Af­ ll> Mr*. \d.im Muller rica and llritt.iny, for foreign The annual Liueol Day Dinstudy day. Wed. * Sat. tier of (he Dellury I'cpiddicun Some of the piece* were Club wax held Inst TlU'xdiiy at quite valuable such as a the Stctnon Union tluildinir in china windmill from llritt.iny. Del.ainl with Preitideut Mor­ handmade doll* from several ale A. I>i m an'll presiding. The involution was given by past president T h o r n t o n Smith ami (lie National An. them was tend by Mis. Ileatrice M u l l e r with Mi*. By Shirley Wentworth Membership and Evangel­ Charles Hurt sell at the piaim, Special guests tvcm tinism Committees o| the lockhart Methodist Church, Areas twin brother of Sen. Everett \ anJ It. met tor coffee Sun­ IHrksen ami his wife, Mr. and day afternoon at the home Mrs. Thomas Dirksen of III., of Mr and Mrs \v dlinm Bid­ and Mrs. Everett Dirksen'* **Tu Tell The Trulh” tmr appliances bate never been priced lower. When you are in have some . . . dle on Alton Hr. in Hear Lake mother, Mia. Lilly Catver, al­ so of 111. Manor. The dinner speaker was Dr. Co-ho sis (or the hour were I’H i n c s n o o n t i i u u s a t . m i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacob*, John A. Hague of Stetson Uni­ versity who spoke oil "Letters finest speaker was Uev, Jim of I.imoln." Kidgew a* Entertainment wan provid­ Ohio Itiver freight traffic ed by Stetson soloists, Miss amounts to more than mi mil­ Moniea Abercrombie nnd Miss Jo Par ks, sopranos. lion tons atimndly . K e l l y 's With FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER DeBary GOP Has Annual Lincoln Dinner Church Groups Have Coffee ALT A.MONTH THIRD GRADERS of Mrs. Nutlinu Culling « i lass hud a foreign cminlrios display last week to conclude their studies on foreign lands. Students bringing ami modeling costumes from other lands were, front, front left, Mike Girard, Jimmy Siminick, Jeff Drown. Henae Cockrell, John Keim and Walter Knoechel: hack. Mrs. Colling, Jeff Uickett, Sandra NichoN, Marcia Seprcst, Susan Norris and S h e ry l Hull. (Herald Photo) FREE COFFEE and CHERRY PIE! Women’s Club Plans Dessert CacS Party By Jam* Casselberry The Women's Club of Ca*felberry will hold a l)es»ert Card Party Wednesday at 1 p. m. Prize* will ho st.icn lor high score* in Bridge and Canasta Hostesses will t« Mr*. Camille Kramel, Mrs, Joseph Laird and Mrs. E J Mower, Tickets will he available at the party lor the Sarpcta Home Benefit (tall which will lake place April Lii at U p. m. at the Mayfair Inn In Sanford Anyone wishing tickets.m ay call Mrs. Mtiert Orimwood or Mrs. Ben Evans. GENERAL ELECTRIC 2 - DOOR AU TO M ATIC DEFROST • LINE Installed Fxchnnne GUARANTEED 20,000 M IL E S OR 2 YEARS Installed Exchange 'G U A R A N T E E D 10,000 M IL E S OR 1 YEAR • • Ifnntly door .to n e r holds tall iMdttra Slide out shelf ‘218 80 With Trade Installed Exchange TBM 1 X GUARANTEED 3 0 ,0 0 0 MILES OR 3 YEARS CH EV Y —F O R D —D O D G E —PLYMOUTi l - A L L A M E R IC A N C O M P A C T S - O T H E R S SLIGHTLY H IG H E R ^ • Zero-Degree Priderlhiu for up to HI lbs. of f r o m food No Defrosting K o r in the fresh food compartment WE DO ALL THIS WORK... „ . ,i (ilucn old lining nnd shoes on all four wheels wit h F iresto n e Factory E ngineered Unruled H raku Linings. A Glean nnd in sp ect Im tko d ru m s fur triteness, ★ Inspect complete hydraulic nyslcra. 1 9 " Portable TV * lns|>ecl brake shoo relurn springs for equal tension. * Inspect grease seals nnd wheel bearings. * Adjust lirnkes on nil four wheels for full contact to drums. We use only the highest quality * ’ m s s :, Firestone brake linings and $ ■M **rir*» . il **-»_ \> bmnlUui, * a T ' G U A R A N T E E our work up tc V 30,000 M ILES or 3 YE A R S J t. GENERAL^ ELECTRIC • Rig I!)" D aylight llltte p ic tu re • Full power transformer chassis • Unlit -in telescoping ntonopole a n te n n a $137 77 2 ^x ! “f *>vr ._____ M O TO R TU N E BRAKE & FRONT END JOB UP CUMHINATHIN Ol-T Kit CLEAN & ADJUST SPAltK Pl.UtLS CLEW A. SET POINTS SET TI.MINtJ ADJUST CAItllUHKTOn CHECK fiKMHATOR A YOLTACH ICKCJULATOIt c)li:i K coll. A CONDRNsLIt FRONT W HEEL A L IG N M E N T BRAKE A D JU S TM E N T Returned to original mamituc Iliters specihcalmns r on all 4 wheels fluid iiuluded if needed ONLY I'llE< H II A t I L IO a ft AM tt t VU * Alt h.HH AM Hn L. I Alt ANY Automatic W asher • • • • CAR part* if lor* Ion bar »d|u*lnnni* not ineluded im tone new t r e a d s APPL IED ON SOUND TIRE DODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRE* TUBELESS WHITEWALLS AMIKICAN needed, and •PARTS EXTRA II NEEDED (GENERAL!^ ELECTRICI 695 Itt-pUrt-im ml U f T f f l J 'i a , Will Your Washer Wash 12 lb. Loads? BOTH FO R size 4 SET of 4 BLACK ANY SIZE 49 12-MONTH 4 9 * Mrdollivn nnd th"p mark, are O U A R A N TIID ahtp •n«t m*t«TiAi« duna( bl« *1 Wei. t. A|iiMt lOtarta In VMirlatmt- n— Solid Wood Like A Cherry Tree — fa Af »m*t nutnul road Ituif'li Stereo Console (ncft>l fr|‘«lr»l l» iMinrluiM) mnataitrmi Jn »A*rYiJ*jr panwn#*r rar iu» for 12 inon llu. 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And with shopping centers, branch banks, gasoline stations and homes springing up in growing num­ bers, criminals'^ opportunities to get a t money and goods are vastly multi­ plied. Yet we live in a society which seems Incapable of thinking up new defenses against their maurauding assaults. Now and then a community grudgingly Increases its police forco, votes money for high speed radio contact, and tho like. But even an enlarged police force cannot be everywhere in towns or cities with so much wealth steadily and invitingly exposed. As aggressors, especially if arm­ ed, criminals on the streets or break­ ing into buildings naturally stir fear. But they themselves are not immune to fear. Why can’t we play upon it in more effective ways? Thieves fear identification. Well, then, let some inventive outfit switch from making guns for indis­ criminate sale to making good, cheep cameras which would photograph ev­ ery Individual who presents himself a t shop counters, hotel desks, gaso­ line stations, etc. Some banks do this now, and Drop-Out Tragedy A few years ago the word "dropoat" was probably meaningful only to toachert, school administrators M d parents dlrecty Involved. Now it Is talkad of in discussions of tho eco­ nomy, of crime, of the whole future facing American youth. tile drop-out, of course, is the youngster who leaves school beforo graduation. }n the present decade, It is figured there will be 7.5 million of these. , They will be throwing themsel­ ves, untrained, into a world wherein the unskilled may by 1070 make up no mere then 5 percent of the total U. 8. work force. With all the nlnrm felt over this rosnect, there hae been far too tit­ le digging into the background of known dropouts to search for the causes of the problem. Now, howover, we have some new facts from s Maryland study managed co-oper­ atively by state, county and Balti­ more city education departments. First off, it blasts the ides that most drop-outs are delinquent chil­ dren. Scanning nearly 14,000 who left high school in 10G0-C1, the ques­ tioners found that four out of five never were rated serious behavior blems. Nearly as many never had n suspended. The notion that most drop-outs are either the product of broken homes or a rt altogether homeless does not hold, either. Some 70 per­ cent of those studied lived with both parents. Another 10 percent lived with one purent or tho other. Half the drop-outs hod average to above average Intelligence, which hardly makes the lack of it a domlnent element in the sto ry. What did impress tho Mnryland S K testers was the generally low educa­ tional and aspirational level of the drop-out’s parents. Some 80 percent of the fathers and nearly as many mothers had themselves been drop­ outs. And a high proportion showed very limited total schooling. Thus, as some top educators have auggested in broad terms, It is not so much tho broken home as the home with a poor atmosphere which is henvily at fault. In too many cases, no interest in getting an education — or In liny kind of solid achieve­ ment — is implanted in the school youngsters. Tho Mnryland investigators found this showing up in another way. Moro thun two-ihirds of the drop-outs never took part in athletics or nny sort of extracurricular activ­ ities. This was most noticeable In big schools where competition was sharp­ est. Certainly lack of Intelligence, of energy and drive, of such fundamen­ tal learning tools as rending skill, were Important factors in numerous instances. But tho drop-outs them­ selves told tho key part of their story: luck of interest was the big­ gest cause. More and moro often, the matter of inadequate lionui setting — either Inhospitable or indifferent to learn­ ing — crops up os wo look a t the country’s educational needs. Many say more and better educa­ tion Is vital to us. But how do you begin tho process with tho millions of children whose family way of Ufa affords education no place or stat­ ure? Perhaps this is the question to which concerned educators should today ho addressing themselves, ahove nil other matters. OUR BOARDING HOUSE iTURTLB Z rtHAVd 1HB ^ IDEA?— ER.AH, EX­ K r o o n two ntTSRfWpnon.wi brime ' CUSE ME, tWSOK.VH Barbs Uy Hal Cochran “■A bit auMpy/ f o f t MF VTEftOAV HAS WANDERED OFF / Few women look the way the last S everal pl a ss 00 o n With yoor work whiuv day* t v s s e e n <i they think they do. Instead t LOOKAROUND FOR HIMfflNE-RILL HMi STRANGERS LORk'lMS much better! A fONONEGS FOR jgLWflrtinB AND 145 outsid&-w e House/ w w er . butihb p* t Twrn.6 1 porciu&ei COMB nwtoHi, CORMEgf, ‘ ' I PEAK THE VLDCD I* OCT THAT BRIDGEWATEE IS ABOUT TDGPW M 3/ A Southern men got a d| vorco because bla wife played gclf all day almost oviry day. That putter in her place. There's more health packet! in exetviie and a good brisk walk than there is in Uis modi dna cabinet. When you constantly lose yours it isn’t «asy to get ahead. Matter Of Fad •miMktoWSsNMM . Fogs 4 Sanford, Florida Political some supermarkets televise the whole market area to detect shoplift­ ers. This is a mere start. Bandits are nlso alarmed and un­ nerved by sudden, loud noises and big bursts of bright lig h t Some stores and homes use such devises now, but their total number is small. To be effective, such defensive measures must bo altered in pattern from time to time (maybe bells for a while, then a frantic klaxon). If they become wholly predictable, ad­ vantage may be lost They must be pieced where thieves cannot destroy them. Clerks, shopkeepers and others should be able to operate them from several widely spaced foot treadles, so touch­ ing them off will not alert the thieves in sdvance. The treadles which trip these me­ chanisms should also send a signal direct to the nearest police station activating 4 flag which indicates in­ stantly the pin-pointed spot being robbed. FI*, departments have such devices. Quick contact with a roving squad should put police swiftly on the scene. All this would be immensely cost­ ly, slow in installation. So is the mountainous toll In , stolen money and property — nrid the Insurance premiums which riso as the risk In­ creases, The notions here are merely sug­ gestive. Properly, we in this country worry about assuring the rights of tho accused. Isn't it time wo did a little moro thnn talk about protect­ ing the innocent victims of crime? Surely we can think of something. Mon., February 18, 1963 WALTKR A. Oik:LOW, KOITOH AMD PCMLHIUCM KUWAMII M. klMIIWOLD MMSV VBimiKL M a i n l i n e ifdltor AdvarllalDM U lrsclor JANIH L. nlinKMAKBa JIIUV W ILLI liu alnrta Mnnauar county editor all till.CV JDKMB CKCM.lt r AMMKM Cla»,lll«il M unaiar » d U o r B IIUOTUAM rHAMC VOI.TOUKM C irculation Mannaor Voaturo Editor Mocbaa looI HupI. sv a a u u r r io N mates My Mall Sowloilo Coaatr AU Otbor |l.M 1 Yoor 11141 1 Yoar lid w„k M l 1 Months A ll I Months M l I Months M l I Months 141 I Month 141 1 Month V. a Pastel lUguialleas srsildo tbal all mall subscriptions b paid la advaooa. How did holy days turn Into vacations? Holy days were originally sat aside to honor soma sacred oveht or persen, and even In early days aoma aapActa of these days were joyful and carefree, in Uto course of time, tho rest end recreation part remained as tha religious significance faded. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE 0-4011 Jack K- aged child learn tha simple habits of swimming, riding a bicycle, “Dr. Crane,” hia mother 1m»- administering first aid, driv­ gan, “Jack went wading dur­ ing n car, ate. ing tha paat summer. Don't try to pass tha buck “He waa with aome of hla pal*. Hut he stepped Into a to tha high school driving deep hole In the atream and course, or to the YMCA or the Hoy Scouts. H la tho duty of aank from eight “Hla frlenda weren’t able to Dado. reacuo him, for tha current Oh, It is permissible for you waa ao strong It muat havt to taka your children to the pulled Jack under. “ Y” end get them member­ "Amt now hla Daddy and 1 ships ao they cen then teem are still grieving, for Jack to iwim under the expert waa our only son. What can teaching of tha ”Y” athletic wa do to leaaen our anguish?” director. Tha beat way to memorial­ But at least taka them down ise your dead loved onaa la there and start tha learning with living monumental process so you can claim Weave into the lives of mod. credit on your “Father’s Teat” irn young folks soma of the named below. Ideals ao ably illustrated by Remember, the YMCA la an your dead. interfaith organisation t o For axampla. Jack’s dad benefit ALL children, whether could very easily memorlaliii Jewish, Cethollc, Protestant Jack by taking an active In­ or even atheistic! terest h e n c e f o r t h In tha Similarly, tha Boy Scouts YMCA or the Iloy Scouts. and kindred youth organisa­ Thus he could help make sure tions are Interfaith. thet every boy in hie area Their leaders actually servo learns to swim. aa "assistant parents” to all Dada, If your children are of your mothers and dads I And of kindergarten age or up­ tha "Y” la alao the gymnas­ ward, do they know how to ium, plus the recreational awlmf If not, you aro dere­ center for K V R U Y l o c s l lict! church that wishes to avail itFor it is the duty of EV­ >«lf of such superb elds for ERY good (ether to help hli training Its youth. 10, la a tragic caaa. M o a t churches obviously can't afford Individual recre­ ational buildings with a bas­ ketball floor and a big swim­ ming pool. B a a I d a a, that would cauaa too much dupli­ cation. But whenever your city has a “Y,” th at “Y” building with its trained staff, la really tha adjunct of EVERY church in the erea. Each clergyman has Its assistance merely for the asking. So never regard the “Y" aa even remotely competitive to any local church. And be very generous In support of such youth organ. Izatlons. For Jack’s death ac­ tually haa coat hia community hla lifetime earning capacity. And a t tha averaga wage scele tiowtdays, any boy’s death means a toss to aoclety of ? 2 G0,1100 (quarter of a mil­ lion). So when the “Y,” by teach­ ing swimming to hundreds of boys and girls each year, saves even ONE such life, It has far moro than justified Its entire annual budget! Send for my “Teste For Good Parents,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents, ao you may avoid Jack's type of tragedy. Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — Goldwater of Ariiona nor of foreign policy in Europe, Republican congressional stra ­ John G. Tower of Texas, the Cuba and other trouble apot*. tegy la gradually taking two most aggressive attackers Also, the Republicans think shape. I t should begin to show of all Kennedy policies. they can make mote political when Senate and House settle The two minority leader*, hay by attacking the Presi­ down for a little more work Sen. Everett M. Dlrksen and dent’* domestic policies. They today after a week of GOP Rep. Charles A. llalleck will say that “The Republican goal oratory in observance of continue a i principal official In this Centres* will be a Llncoln’e birthday. spokesmen for the party in reduction of federal spending Ju st before thla welkin Congress and will continue which can lead to a reasonable ringing began, GOP congres- the “Ev and Charlie show tax cut.” alonal leaders of both houses from time to time, with minor What this is taken to mean aproved two statements lam­ changes. la that the Republicans are basting the Kennedy fiscal and They appeared on a national shooting for a balanced bud­ foreign policies. television panel show as a get. They will try to reduce These were adopted a t an curtain raiser and they will g o v e r n m e n t appropriations organisation meeting of the be back on the air wave* again first. Then they will limit the Joint Senate-House Republi­ whenever they have anything tax cuts to the amount they can stash from the budget. can leadership Feb, 7. to aay, which is frequently. The Republican congression­ But they will also present This 11-stateimsn greup may play an increasingly im­ guest stars now and then, par- al leadership offers no sub­ portant role In the next two tirularly governors and presi­ stitute program of Its own yeara, up to the time tha Re­ dential possibilities w h e n ­ other then that, “The govern­ publicans nominate their can­ ever they are In Washington. ment can help aclve unem­ didate for tha presidency and I t’s good free time, open for ployment by encouraging in­ dustry and Investment capital he takes over as head of the the asking. It ha* taken over a month to promot* expansion and new party. In tha leadership are Sena­ to get all this worked out. But ventures . , . Chronic govern­ tor* Dlrksen, 111., Kuchel, a t Sen. Norris Cotton, R-N.IT. ment deficit* will never stim­ Calif.; Hlckenlooper, la.; Sal- comments, no time has keen ulate American ingenuity, tonstall, Mass.; Morton, Ky.; lost. It has taken the Senate build confidence or create Reps. Hnlleck, Ind.[ A rends, a month to lay tho ghost of Job*.’’ III.; Byrnes, Wis.; F o r d , the liberals from both parties Mich,; Brown, Ohio, and Wil­ who wanted a rules change to prevent filibustering. And It Recession? son, Calif. The new members are Sen. has taken n month for the WASHINGTON (UP) — Thurston Merton, former GOP President to send Congress President Kennedy Is raising National CommiUra chairman, hi* principal messages cn the specter of an economic and Rep. Gerald It. Ford, the State of tho Union, budget, recession in his campaign to new House GOP Policy Com­ economic policy, tax reform, persuade voters and Congress farm, education and health that Income taxes must be mittee chairman. Morton and Wilson are Con­ program*. Also a requeat for cut this year. gressional Campaign Commit­ a big supplemental appropri­ tee chairmen. Their groups ation for the rest of this fis­ will finance the etaff work cal year. They now give the f o r leadership statements, Republicans s o m e t h i n g to even though thla takes some shoot at. The leadership statement cn money cut of their campaign foreign policy, released this kittles. I t ia noteworthy that Rsp. week, does not try to answer William E. Miller, N.Y., who the President’s State of tho la also GOP National Com­ Union foreign policy declara­ mittee chairman, does not alt tions point by point. The crltlin on this act officially. clams are more on the Presi­ Neither do Senators Barry dent’s conduct, or misconduct, WITH G iif Life 'oHESHOPtSmTninc s u lfS LUM BER Sand Gravel Nalls IT’S A Took* GREAT i; BUILDING SUPPLIES Screen Fencing F o rm ica Hardware LIFE! Cement Roofing Blunter Paint Tb be fu rth e r borne’s always secure, ask your Gulf Life AC01ISI It.At Phil Newsom Soys . . . npraw ntathre how Adapt-A-Plan can pgy off your mortgage. Moslem Power Gaining? “Maghreb” la a general geo­ graphical term which covert Arab North A f r i c a from Egypt to tho Atlantic and In­ cludes the countries of Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. At the peak of Moslem power in Africa and Europe, It also included Spain. Politically, It generally la limited to Tunlila, Algeria and Morocco, and tha Idea of a united Maghreb has been pressed more or less enthus­ iastically since both Morocco and Tunisia became Independ­ ent of France In 1060. With the advent of Alger­ ian Independence lest year, the Idea look on new Impetus, presumably with French sup­ port as part of President Charles de Gaulle's grand de­ sign for Africa. It would link the three in a federation held together by cloae association with France, and by geography, by a com­ mon religion, by common eco­ nomic problems and a com­ mon Interest In tha Sahara. Most enthusiastic promoter of a united Maghreb waa tha lata Sultan Mohammad V of Morocco, who began talking It up in 1057 the sultan aaw himself aa a force between Eeat end West, had no great love for Egypt’s Nasser and feared Soviet penetration Into Algeria. It la tha sultan's son, King Hassan IT, who this week played host to a unity confer­ ence in Rebet emong the for­ eign ministers of Tunisia, Al­ geria and Morocco. But afneo the Arab world never haa been noted for un­ ity and Arab politics aeldum are tranquil, the conference actually came down to one of difference*. Of recent vintage and atlll Just be low the eurface Waa tho bitter quarrel touched off by Tunisian charges th at Alger­ ian Premier Ahmad Ben Hells supported a December asaasainatlun plot against Presi­ dent Ilourghuiha. There also were Moroccan resentment against Tunisian OVER 35 YEARS At First X Palmetto (Alongside eld peat office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • Tils • Pianos * Rental Bede recognition of tho Independ­ ence of Mauretania and Mor­ occo’s claims against Algeria In the Sahara. Morocco particularly has Its eye on Tindouf, which It claim* France artificially absorbed Into Algeria. Tindouf Is an oaala of a thousand date palm* and a few thou­ sand permanent residents. MAPLE AVE FA 2-0500 SANFORD, 6th St. G ulf Life INSURANCE FLA. COMPANY Have You Outgrown Your Present Home ? M aybe you can g e t o u t o f th is d ile m m a b y a d d in g a ro o m or re m o d e lin g th e house. I SEE US BEFORE YOU REMODEL — LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE Qregai wai the first state to make Labor Day s legal holiday, in IttT. 71m Pan-American Union la Wsahlagtoo, D. C., is n}alo> talnad by II republic!, includ­ ing the United States. S h o SW M d u U l CONSTRUCTION CO 114 fix. Palmetto Phono FA 2-0814 311 W. 25th ST. PRONE FA 2-301S �®ljf franfnrb Mon. Feb. 18, '63—Pape 5 ^ r r a lh (D siaJi O b b ij DEAR EAJN: All right, I'll agree — animals CAN count. But I am an Iowa girl who hud to he told by an Illinois professor that cows could give milk tic fore they calved, so please don’t ask me how come a cow knows her own stall. • • By Abigail Van Buren • DEAR ABBY: Regarding the cat who won’t eat meat on Friday. It"* no mystery. Animals can count. If an animal is used to getting fish every seventh day, he is puzzled and uneasy if he doesn't get it. When my mother was a girl, she had a (Kitty who knew when it was Sunday. Ev­ ery other day the pony would take the road to school, but on Sundays the pony would head right for the church. Cows can count, too. Other­ wise, when a herd enters the barn, no matter in which order they come in, why does each cow go to her own stall? JEAN • DEAR ABBY: As a former tea­ cher nnd college dean, may I add a few words to the young man whose father refused to regard D us a pass­ sing grade. Though systems differ. D usually means '‘passing but unsatisfactory.” A former Dean of Admissions at Harvard summed it up well. “D means ‘just got by.' How would you like to eat an egg that ‘just got by?" Sincerely, T e l e v i s i o MONDAY P. M. S:44 (S) tsi 1 1) 4:94 171 1:10 ( j ) John V. D. Southworth * * • DEAR ABBY: My 16-yenr-old son seems to be obsessed with those smutty girlie magazines (pictures of women) nnd 1 can’t do anything nbout it. T have found tliem hidden under his mattress, in his closet and almost everywhere I look. I keep throwing them away, but he keeps buying more. Is this typical of n nor­ mal 13-year-old boy's behavior, or is he iieaded for trouble? PALO ALTO DEAR PALO: All normnl 15year-old boys have a normal curios­ ity, but your son’s curiosity appears to be insatiable. He should be talked to by bis father. If he has none, a ma­ ture, clean-thinking, intelligent, ad­ ult man could relive the boy’s curios­ ity by encouraging him to ask (juestiuns, nnd freely discussing his fas­ cination with the opposite sex. Ex­ cessive pre-occupation witli sex can be damaging, • w m What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Ablty, Box 38G5, Beverly Hills, Calif. • 0 • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 3365. BEV­ ERLY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." 1:1) l i ) |» l 4:7) (4) (SI Iei llc m ic -c y 6:20 i SI W e a th e r sh o w 4:33 (S) Itravard Non s CIO (9) Sports I'.tpert 4:44 (9) Orbit (9) H u n tley -B rln k ley 7:0<9 t9l M pcord 7:94 17) Silent Service 14) lU se st 7:1) (4t W a lte r c r o u k l l * 7:)tf (7) Monday N ile At The Movies («) Tu Tell T h e T r u th 19) T he Dakota* 1:0-1 14) I've Got A Secret 1:19 C> Saint* * S lnnsrs (91 IHflem.vn 141 The l.uey Show 9:99 cm Stoney Iturka (4) P a u n y T hom as * Show C l Art l.l n h l e t te r Show (4) vndy G r if f ith Show (4) The New- L o retta Young Show f7) U rln k lty 'a J o u r n a l (9) lien Casey (41 S to m p the Sta ra (1) lmatte USA ( 9 ) ABC Final Report (S) New scope (9) Mid-Fla. Final R e ­ port ( I I Hollywood Movie Cavotorodo (9) W e a th e r ( 7 ) T onlte Shear (9) Catholic C hurch Se r­ vice e 9:10 19:99 19:19 tt:90 11:19 11:1) 11:10 11:30 A (ingle *ult play it one In NORTTI II which you went to find the *0542 beat way to play a particular ¥ A33 suit. You m ud decide which ♦ 879 * Q8 3 cord ta tied from which hand. WEST EAST The uauat method la to lead * Q J 109 *783 a low card from the weaker ¥ 06 4 2 ¥ J 108 hand towurd the atronger, hut ♦ K 103 ♦ Q84 *74 the only real general rule L *K 8B 3 SOUTH (D) that each caae depend., on its AAK own merits and on how many ¥KQ7 tricks you need in the suit. ♦ A J B3 * A J108 South has a standard two North and South vulnerable no-trump opening and North a sound mil* to three. It is ex­ Son lit Wed North East 2N.T. Pass 3N.T. Pass pected that South will have Pass Pass little trouble m iking his conOpening load—* Q tract nnd such is the case. In spite of West’s spade lead, which Is the best suit for his I suit, lie can lose to the king side to utluck, South is sure of and still liuve two spades, nine tricks by pluying the club | three hearts, enc diamond and Jh& A hanker, giving his wom­ en customers a verbal pat on the back, aays that women ap­ proach budgeting the way they enter a strange tewn— by asking questions. Men, on the other hand, plow right ahead and refuse to ask for help until they are ill finan­ cial trouble. Come to Uiink of it, that is ono advantage that the lowly female has over the lordly male—the humility that per­ mits her to admit sho Is totally ignorant on acme sub. ject and want to ask • few questions. Instead of being hesitant about saying, "I don't know; Bear LakeClub To Hear Simon Guest speaker for Thurs­ day's 8 p. m. meeting of the near laike Community Club will be Hub Simon, editor of “Overflow Magazine," a jour­ nal of the Florida W ater and Sewerage Works Operators Assn. Simon will discuss the com­ pulsory certification act. leg­ islation and House Hill IA representative from the Lockhart Fir# Dept, also will be at the meeting to explain fire protection services which are available at nominal rotes to residents of lliu Hear Luke area. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. George lliehl and Mrs. Alan Wentworth. Dr. Daugherty At Lions Club Dr. Richard H. Daugherty, optometrist, will present the program for Ihe Sanford Lions Club at Uie Capri Ilritauranl at noon Tuesday. The pro­ gram will be • True and False Quiz on vision. The in­ tention of this quiz is to co r le d many misconception* about vision in the public’* mind. Such limpid everyday term s ** myopia, aatigmaU*ro. hyperopia, »qulnt, cat­ aract and other* will be ex­ plained. 4:49 (4) (9) (3) 4:39 (4> 1:94 (41 Ropey* Pla y h o u se (4) Maverick 1:71 (9) S uperm an Compare . . . Our Lower Monthly ln-tnllmint* lln New Car Financing Current Intel v... (2) DidJy (♦> D iscovery ‘49 4.39 <)l A m e r h e n New sstand 4:31 111 XI1C New* M l/ n t A LOW N tns Secret Storm Vmerlcm Handstand The Match Came K-lg* or .Vlghl He he Room F a r (9) I Led I Live* 1:71 ( I ) Supe rm an 1:4) (S) H e a t h e r Shew t c i d .Hi M O N T H S 1(1 1»AY op s t s r o s t .MEM It Kit I'.D.I.C. S a v in g s l BRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY FIRST CUT RIB PORK CHOPS STARTS NEXT SUNDAY "The Chnpman Report” Janr Fonda 1 / | I' M U. f l U \ r l LB MEATY WESTERN SPARE LB -> s&.-v«* i i.+.A QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED THERE ARE Co-Nil At 9:30 Only ‘THE HAVACE RUNS” Richard llneehart b y R u th M iiie t t do-it-yourself job than rail up a neighbor who has already dune It himself and suy, “Just how do you go about this job?" II« would rather pre­ tend he knows all about fi­ nance than admit his ignor­ ance nnd ask for advice. Hut a woman loses no face when she confesses her ignor­ ance on any subject. On the contrary, her frank admission tlmt she needs to have something explained adds to her femininity. That's reully quite an advantage, isn't it? SIN. HAVEN” CAMPBELL’S 325' LIMIT -3 Tomato Soup. 9c OPEN 12:13 th ru LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEETMILK Siaiaiu HIT! NOW REG CANS 3 DENOMINATIONS STARTS “T H E BISCUITS OP MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS TO HELP YOU FILL YOUR SAVER BOOKS EASIER A FASTER. Woman tell me” women are quick to ask questions because they don't feel that it is any dieglare to admit ignorance of a subject. In contrast, men—in order to maintain their superiority— feet lliat u.-kiug questions is really beneath their dignity. Kvcn when u man knows no­ thing uhout a subject and is talking to someone who knows much about it, thn temptation to pretend to know what he doesn’t knew is great. It's rure mun, Indeed, who doesn’t In the least mind ask­ ing questions or admitting that he needs advice of help from aomcoiie. Tho average mun would rather drive for miles looking for an address than stop a t a service station uud ask direc­ tions. Ho would rather muks a few cestly mistakes on a ; ( I ) W a k e 'D p Movlre (1) Form M a rket R e ­ port 44) S ta te Vesta and HI Ul - I N TH EAT RE PHONE FA 2-1218 TONITK X TI ES. Fuitillt Enli-rlninmi'itl 7:00 A 11:00 (21 Science (91 H ighw a y retro! 9:99 (41 I'aecn ord ( 2 ) Merv O rltfln Show (91 Day In Court 7:70 (4) Art L ln k lc itv r (9) Seven Keye t: 90 (*l Millionaire O) l.oret'.a Voung 19) q u e e n F u r A Ray 3.10 (4) To Tell The T r u lh <M Who Do Tou T ruat <-) Young l>r. Mat-no 3:1) (41 I insulas Kdw ards FIR S T O 'TH E W EEK 1:.' (t) Today In Color We r TUESDAY A, M. By Oswald Jacoby three clubs. South's problem is to find the best way to make four club tricks and u finesse is in­ dicated. South win* the first spade, leads a heart to dum­ my and is ready to lead a club. If he leads the deuce of clubs (normal low play) he will have to win in his own hand and won't be able to get bach to dummy for a second finesse. The correct play is to lead either the nine cf clubs in tending to ploy tbe eight from III* hand, or tbe queen, intend­ ing to play tbe jack or ten. With cither play South is able to keep the lend in dummy for repeated finesses and will take four club tricks. W earaer 11:9ft (4) The Meceye Today 11:19 (9) Tours F a r a Song I’re-Sehonl t’lannlnc (7) Cor.-enir.Vtlon <«> P ete A Gladys Countdown New, ill-'key'o Gospel TUESDAY l \ M. 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Kvs. Itcport Sports P ic tu re l.MIlurlsI Com m ent T o n i g h t W E II. • At 1:00 - 3:20 - 3:30 7:30 • 9:00 nylons JIM DANDY ENRICHED L IM IT -7 Quick Grits.. GrapeJelly. ••19< nsONLY Men: .Some inside informa­ tion. Until Milieu's booklet, "Happier Wives (hints for husbands)." Just send 'Jfi cents to Ituth Millctt Header Service, e/o Tho Sanford Her­ ald, P. 0. Bex -189, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. SUN AID PURE M ID -W E E K _ DIXIE CHEF BEST BUYS CHIU WITH BEANS SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT BALLS TUES. - WED. - THURS. O N L Y P o w e r-B e a m Ldnlern LADY FAIR PLAIN OR POWDERED Air-Cooled CAR CUSHION CAKE DONUTS PKG OF 12 21 REG 25* ALL NEW LADY FAIR BREAKFAST TREAT CinnamonAppleTreats PKG OF I REG 45# 39> ii*afM iu u aaaiaaaiu jiaa**iaaia*iia*eaaaaiaiiiiaa***i***aai***iiiiu im iiiiiai*ej*a Coil spring coitalmrlion allows air to circulate ! ] freely through cushion. MORTON chicken turkey beet ^ S )l 4 SPHUWAY P HUVf O wh*r* your doOor buys MILES mix* 1st S t & French Ave. Sanford FA 2-0214 US I OH TI KI S •1 DOWN '1 A Wt I K POT PIES FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA SOZ PKGS sz Garden 00 | I■ i -Fresh s § Produce AA 1 OO i id OrangeJuke5A1°°[M L FRESH PICKED TENDER YOUNG POLE BEANS - Z " Z 7 ( �O l|f S a n fo rb ftrra lb Pnge 6— Mon. Feb, 18, *63 gree," said Miss Dampicr. “Aa it la now the nearest place to study la at Gaines­ ville, and It la Just too fsr to go to work and study, at the same tim e." "Wc desperately need tech­ nical schools and colleges in thla area, we could certainly put them to good use," she emphasized. With her abiding Interest in her work (which she doc* not consider at all strange for a woman, though many people are Intrigued by her unusual occupation) Mist Dampler finds little time for other "hobbles" blit enjoys a "good game of card i." -• «. • • • . Valentine Arrangement Program Presented At Ivy Circle Meeting "Gardening can be fun," according to Uw young wom­ en, all In their twentiei, who make up the Ivy Circle of the Garden Club. Special project of the group la "Learning Better Gardening." Since the circle waa organ­ ized four yeara ago the mem­ bership hai grown by leap*. Most of the charter mem­ bers were daughters of older garden clubbers. To Join the circle, each proipcctive member waa In­ vited to attend a meeting as a guest, then voted Into the group. So far thla year, seven new facci have appeared in the circle. Meeting* are held at homes of the members and pro­ grams have been enjoyed thla year on arrangements, Chrlitm ai workshops and a lec­ ture on orchida. Later they plan to hold a landscaping clinic and take a trip to Ku»II*. They plan to help send a young boy to camp tills sum- At the Fchruary meeting Mrs. C. P. Ilarkey presented a program on Valentine a r­ rangements. The circle plana to share In the establishing of the Gar­ den Club headquarter* In Sanford. They inld Christinas cards to help raise funds for their share in this project. In addition to learning more about gardening, the Observed A t Family Reunion young women are meeting other young people with sim­ ilar Interest* in the commun­ ity. After each meeting they enjoy a social gab-fest over coffee and refreshments. PRETTY PATTY WALK­ ER, tho red-haired teller at the Sanford Atlantic Bank, THE BEST KIND OF JOB was guest of honor at a goto have it the kind in which you are Intereiled all the time, which gives you a deep Chamber Manager John Krisense of satisfaction and dcr with a plaque on which presents a constant challenge. was mounted a giant-sized Thla Is the way Miss Bar­ fishing plug — looked big bara Dampler fecit about ber ONE OF THE VALENTINE ARRANGEMENTS iHaplnycd nt the Ivy enough to catch a sea ser­ Job as draftsman in the office Circle meeting nt the home of Mm. Jamc.s L. Blythe i» shown by Mrs. C. P. pent. Underneath were the of County Engineer Bill Bush. Hnrkey, center, who presented the progrum. A t left in co-hoatcas, Mrs. > word*, "Think BIG I" "It la a fascinating occupa­ Robert L. Johnson and nt right, Mra. Blythe. (Ilcridd Photo) Quipped Krldcr upon re­ tion, and t don’t even mind ceipt of the plaque, "1’U have working overtime or on week­ to givo thla to Jim Crewel" end! when I get going on a * * * new project," a a I d Mist Pilots Set CLYDE HARRIS, one of Dampler, who, Incidentally, tho Junior members of the is a native Sanfordlte. Sanford Art Association has Civic Night Eight now her pet project MIMOSA CIRCLE rens, Gerald Behrens, Frank hit first "ona man allow" on Ja the map the la making of Mrs. Roy Partin, Mr*. D. Corts, Howard JIlcc, Waller dlaplay now at Sonknrik’s For Feb. 26 the flood-prone are ai of the K. McWhorter and Mrs. R. L. Schwarz, Jam es Askew, Mary Paint and Glass Company on county. When completed, the Clicqucnnol were co-hostesses Suankhuui, W. S. Willis and Magnolia Ave. Clyde polnta Members of the Pilot Club maps will give engineers, In a colorful and lively man­ of Sanford met at the Firat for the February meeting of Carl dampening. county commissioners a n d ner on a variety of subjects. Federal Building for the (lie Mimosa Circle at thu ParPATTY WALKER zoning personnel the know­ At first glance, the eye la monthly builncsi meeting. tin home. ledge o( exactly where flood­ ing-away parly given by her Mra. John Lambcrlson, pres­ The room* were decorated Anna Miller ing Is occurring In the rainy sorority, Gamma O m e g a ident, opened the session with in a Valentine (heme of m l season, and what land is like­ Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al­ a salute to the flog and a n d white. Upon arrival Circle Plans ly to be under water, when pha, Tuesday. heard reports from each memt>er* were served coffee prolonged rainfall backs up Patty, who Is leaving Sat­ and heart shaped cup cake* chairman. creeks and rivers. urday for Atlanta has been St. Patrick Dance Mrs. B. E. Chapman re­ frosted In red and white. The drawing up of these one of the most active mem­ Mrs. W. B. Moyc, presi­ ported on the milk fund and Member* of the Anna Mil­ maps is aided by aerial photo­ bers of the sorority, having Mrs. A. O. Payne on activt- dent, requested reports from ler Circle enjoyed a covered graphs from the military ser­ served as president, vice committees and asked the dish supper, preceding the tlci of the Anchor Club. vices and surveys and search­ president, treasurer and pub­ It was announced that the group to save old Christmas regular meeting, recently. es by Uw Godetlc Survey licity chairman at various club hnd served 49 hour* at cards anil jewelry for the Husbands were guests for the Company as well aa by inde times. the USO during the past year. children in Korea. supper. pendent surveyort and the Ttie party was held at tho Plans were discussed for n Mrs. C. L. Wallis was Frank Holmes spoke to the findings of county surveyors. home or Kathy (Mrs. Henry, variety show In the near fu­ thanked for her contribution group and (hanked them for F ar from being atrlcUy a III) Tuokc in Ravenna Park of the Garden Gate articles their cooperation during the ture. drawing board draftsman, and the group presented Pal­ Mrs. Harry Swanson told for January and Mrs. Don past year. The circle alto re­ Mlaa Dampler haa made ly will) a gift of sports wear. of plnns for the Civic Night Smith announced that the still ceived a certificate of appre­ many field trips, sometimes During the evening the girls dinner on Feb. 20. Mrs. May had soino glove* (or talc if ciation from the National CLYDE HARRIS even as head of a crew of played charades and spent men, in bools and field tho rest of the evening talk­ caught by the pleating colors Pinchon, past international anyone needed another pair. Foundation for their part in Following the meeting, an fund raising activities for the clothes tramping the areas ing about the good Umct they both rich and bright, giving president, will be the guest auction wag held which was Murch of Dime*. under search with tho crew*. had had together, ami enjoy­ n glimpse of lightness of speaker. Tim club decided to send very exciting. Others attend­ Final plana were made for A strange set of circum­ ing delicious refreshments. spirit as opposed to a dark represent alive* to tin- two ing were Mines. Herbert Bell- a .SI. Patrick’* Day dance, stance* sparked her Interest MUt Walker is a local gut, and gloomy outlook. days in court tbl* month with sponsored by the circle. Mr*, in the world of engineering. having graduated with the Clyde is a pupil of Mrs. Judge Mize presiding. Mrs. f l u l a n Hate, Mrs. Leslie She had originally stalled class of 1054 at Seminole Beth Gregory, a 10 year old Thompson and 4lr*. Clarence out to be a nurse and was at­ High. Site la an ex-newspaper sophomore at Seminole High Ralph Itay read tho bulletin Collin* were elected to com­ tending school In Miami when gal, too, having worked for School. He h at been draw­ about the Spring Convention TUESDAY pete for the honor of "Lassie" a serious automobile accident a while at the Herald, later ing and painting, "ever since May 3 tu 5 in St. Petersburg. Welcome Wagon dessert lo reign over the festivities left her unable to return to moving over lo the Sanford 1 can remember," and it 1> A nominating committee was named. They ore Mr*. cord party and fashion show which will bo at the Elks school for quite a while. Atlantic Rank. so much a part of his life that Sue Stevenson, Mrs. Harry at the Sanford Woman’s Club, Club. Member* and friend* Later she obtained a Job While at Seminole High, «he lie palnta every day . . . In with a steel company at Mi­ sang with the Triple Trio, alia and water color mostly. Boone and Mra. A. O. Payne. starting at 12:30 p.m. Ticket* are invited to vole fur their Alternates arc Mrs. David available at the door. favorite, at a penny a vote ami and as aha watched the among her many other activ­ Besides painting, bkilogy la Gatchcl and Mra. Jerry Jerni­ THURSDAY Proceeds will go to the engineers, got interested In ities. his favorlle subject, and he Reservation deadline for the Harry Anna Home. Mra. tho work. She was allowed to Sanford friends will miss thinks he may be able to com­ gam Garden Club luncheon, Thurs­ Wade Snyder Is in charge of do tome estimating for them Patty, who Is "Just restless bine the two aubjeeta In col­ day at 12“!0 |t.m. is TODAY. Ihe floor show which wilt be and soon started going to and want* to are some big lege with a major in one and Mrs. Daniel 11. Uisbop, direc­ composed of talent from the night school to study engi­ city life," when she move* a minor In the other. His en­ Long wood tor of Dist. 7, will apeak on circle members. neering. to Atlanta. Diana Flelsber, try in a correspondence Florida’s Hidden Treasures, Eighteen members, their Local engineer Fred Wil­ who works at Firat Federal course In art brought him 1 Cull Mrs. A. H. I’oultcr for husband* and guests were liams gave her a helping ll going with her, and both first prize from a Minneapo­ reservations. present for the evening. hand and an encouraging pat expect to continue with their By l>onna Kates lis firm, tu whom lie sent a on the back, telling her to "go careen In banking, up lo Mrs. Luster Gearhart and sample or Ills work. Besides to It," and bringing her in "Gawgla." this one man show at Scnka- mother. 41rs. A. Green, ol on much of the work that he “Great Savings on Easy Terms” Sorority aislcra who Joined rik’a you can aco more of Hopkinton, Iowa, 1* visiting did, to ace If she really would Uie going away party Includ­ Clyde’s work at the Art Show at the Sam Gearhart home In FROM A WORLD OK FINK FURNITURE he able to carry out her de­ ed Mr*. Kirby Flto Jr.. Mr*. here Feb. 24 and at the Side­ Longwnod. She plans to be sire to complete her studies. Jolin Dickey, Mr*. T. U. walk Show In Winter Park, here until the latter part of In addition to her work Mutts Jr., Mra. Leo Korwin, 4!arch. March fl and 9. with Williams, she also work­ Mra. Mike Keenan, Mre, Etl ed with the stale and with A) While, Mr*. Jam es McKee, Dnudncy. She Interprets tho Mr*. John Higgins, Mrs. Ray notes of the engineer*, right Fox and Mr*. Jack Schiarard. of way agents and surveyors for her maps, makes the pre­ DYNATHONICS O F F I ily . WOODROW CASH liminary d e ilg u and pre­ C 1 A L S recently presented pares the maps. talk about printed fabric* One of (ho current projects —big new* this year in fashions, in From the ordinary or direct method of la a map of the county road printing fabric*, altnpln and elabor­ system which will show every Your ately colored designs are impressed road and designate In color on the wovtn cloth by mean* of en­ Down­ which roads are aand, or sec graved rollers. In block printing flat ondary, or Brat class, which blocks are used Instead of rollers and town thla operation ia jw-rformed by band. are maintained by the county, F lorist Htcnrlltng Is another hand process slate, city or municipalities, of applying color* to fabric. Often 4-l’IKCK SECTIONAL "One thing 1 am very much the stenciled design is planned to fit Interested In aecing In this a woven pattern, so It looks as though SOFA OR 3-PC. LIVING SANFORD tho fabric were composed of two or area is the establishment ol FLOWER SHOP ROOM more scries of different colored threads. a technical university, ao that Cor. K. let A Baaford A**. 1 can go on with my engineer FROM . f o g W hat hot all this to do with cleaning T A great deal. FA 3-9433 inf studies and get my de­ FA M I D Your cleaner must make certain that the dyes used in the roller or etenclllng procese are eclur-fatt—that they will not "bleed.” Combination fabrics—like wool-andnylon, rayon-and-wool, dacron-and-nylon—all require different types of dyes which in turn impose a need for special cleaning formulae. BARBARA DAMPIER Harriett Wilcox Honored By Friends At Farewell Coffee 77th Birthday Q b u d siA Local Events Mra. Robert W. Lord cele­ brated her 77th birthday with a family reunion at her home on South Sanford Avenue lait Sunday. A buffet dinner was served by daughters of tho honoree and two others who celebrat­ ed their birthdays at the same time, M ines .Linda Richardson and Betty Lou Lord. The dinner featured two large birthday cakca hon­ oring the three. Seven of Mra. Lord’s ten children were present at the affair. They are Mrs, Edna Norman, .Mrs, Nellie Fryer, Mra. Kathryn Griffis, Jerry Lord and Ray Lord, of San­ ford; Mrs. May Jarvl of Ely, Minn., and John M. Lord of Tampa. All of Mrs. Lord’* family were also present, Including two sisters, Mrs. Edcc Muel­ ler of Orlando and Mrs. Ix>tlie Ford of Kissimmee, and brother, Charles S. Hoard, of Jacksonville. Following the dinner, which was also attended by several friends of the family, a good time was enjoyed, Ineluding expert "fiddle" music by "Uncle Chsrlle" Hoard, ac­ companied at the piano by his sister, Mr*. Ford, and nieces, Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Grif­ fis. Civic Department Plans Luncheon Wednesday The Civic Department of the Sanford Woman’s Club will meet Wednesday (or the monthly luncheon meeting. A covered dl»h luncheon will be served at 13 noon, fol­ lowed by the program. State representative, Joe Davis Jr., will be guest speaker and will conduct ■ question and ans­ wer period. There will al*o be *n elec­ tion of officers for the Civic Department for the coming year. Mrs. Harriett Wilcox w-as guest of honor at a goingaway coffee, recently, given by Mr*. Buddy Appleby, at her home in Paula. Artistic arrangements of pansies and petunia* were used to decorate the party rooms. Pspcr napkins with Garden Club Benefit Party Huge Success Mrs. Al Hunt, qenoril chairman of the benefit card party sponsored recently by the Sanford Garden Club, an­ nounces that it was a huge auccesi. Twenty-six tatdes were In pixy and door prizes were won by Mr*. Herbert Beh­ rens, Mrs. Clarence Redding, Mr*. R. D. Rhodes, Mrs. A. Long, Miss Jean Wilke and Carroll Edwards. The car, donated by Hol­ ler Motor Co., was won by Mrs. Charles Wilke. Decora­ tions were arranged by Mrs. J. P. Cullen and Mrs. C. P. Harkey. Mr*. Irving Pryor wa* chairman of refreshments and other member* assisting in various ways were Mrs. R. L. Andrews, Mrs. L u c i l l e .‘Jrram*. Mrs. DeWit Hunter, Mr*. J. A. Edwards, Mrs. Eric Vlhlen, Mrs, W. B. Moye, Mrs. Carl Stnllkc, Mr*. R. F. noblson, Mrs. Ro­ bert Steele, Mrs. A. C. Rec­ tor and Mrs. R. D. Rhodes. Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS DUE TO EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OK WO COST Ail About 15 Hoy I'"’1Otlrr! ---------►Ovrr ftvt mltlmn rack**" at tha WILLS no TdxarasxwT u™ t«n f<«rrliW>.l iympu*m>*U-’f™*"*"'* IlMMth *i«l BuWmmI Hire**d« u>X*. w / u r e - r —r P i * - **—•*— S t.m M h , H M rtm w j. SJ*»a!,,,nrti, He., due u>Xit. m *.M. Aik JiW .hKh fug, « plain* Uu* tiomc Uttlmcnl-hw—ll Faust* Drug Store McKeymdds Drug Co. Iloumlltat A Anderson Drugs Tourhton Drug Co. PRESTIGE THIS EMBLEM plac* There’s Uke home pictures! Bee Ua For KODAK CAM ERA S. Film and Finishing Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. BAGS BY COLLINS OF TEXAS FROM $8.95 Fashiona Ju»t For I WELCOME WAGON i : SPONSORS... i WELCOME W A G O N M A R Y E S T H E R ’S 200 N. PARK AVK. i Identifies your • firms of prestige In the • business and civic lire of J your community. S For information, call : VIRGINIA PETROSKI P. O. Box 1214 NORA NORRIS TE 8-1514 UNUSUAL ORIGINAL “Featuring sprays of violets in each cor­ ner, harmonizing with the floral arrangem ent, were used at the refreshment table. The honoree will soon en­ ter the General Hospital, in Gainesville for -turscs train­ ing. She ha* worked as a nurse'* aide at the Seminole Memorial Hojpital for sev­ eral years. Mr*. Wilcox has been a faithful worker in the Sun­ day School and other activtties of the Central Baptist Church. The hostesses gave her a diary as a going away gift and those present signed R. Other* attending were Mmes, N. S. Barger. T. E. Noon, O. G. Owen. Gail Smith, Vcr. die Hartman, B. H. Wiggins, Ranee Cantrell, J. R. Weaver, E. J. Cameron J r, and J. Q. Galloway. You" STORK HOURS 9;00 TO 5:30 •••••••••••••••••••a * "We’re WARM in winter” • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a "and COOL in summer” Personals M A T H E R or Sanford mioof»»fetLa,um ?A ^ LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING” Your Choice! N E W L IF E M EETIN G GRACE M ETH OD IST C H U R C H ONOKA Ml). AT WOODLAND AVE. SUN. THRU THURS. GUEST PREACHERtREV. GERALD McCRAY M A T H E R 0/ Sanford DOWNTOWN CLEANTO8 ft LAUNDERERS OPEN M M t B. P in t St. PHONE PA l-U M T W O C O M F O R T S IN O N E with f/amefess electric year-round air-conditioning V "Rawtaa eyela* EUctric Air-Cooditioning wQ! warn jrour bona in J a » wary aa aftdfUy aa it cools fat July. . . and do U with ana compact unit. FUmaiaaa year round Electric Air-Conditioning it triad and prrrra. On abflly day* it wffl provida Uw riaanwat and neat haaltUbl kind at warmth. It fltara tbs air, ftaaa it f a n duat pad pollan, and brings rriW from xBsxgiM Enjoy n a y warmth thla winter and rthaJng eoolneaa next m um m with year-mind EUctric Air-Ccodilinnin* —a thrifty bargain in W d axn/orU R n yaw alactifa appUaim daaUa w air canditiwiny w M n d w paw. Every garment you send us for cleaning preaenta its own special challenge. We'll alwaye make the neceaeary testa to determine which method will Insure safe, eallsfactory results. If It con be rleaned, we can clean I t , . . Just a little bit better | Call ua for prompt pickup and delivery service. 111 PALMETTO ATE. M a -e o m fo rt w # -' i i r conditioning Hanford’* Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store EASY FRIDAY MGUTR PA M N I BUDGET TERMS '...tvs cHtAren, root ^ FLORIDA M H I . f t l l l l f COMPANY W. Scott Burma 207 Mi( . Are. J • ! • : �Vtrr #anfnrh Srralh Mon. Feb, 18, '63—I’nRO 7 JV s Cop OBC Trophy SplitProgramRaceSet TTie Sanfonf Junior varsity raptured the Orange Belt Trophy Saturday night as they romped over Winter l’ark, 62-53. racing the attack fur the Junior Seminole* was Mika Bowes with 17 points while Doug F i r e s t o n e , Dennis Smith, Bill Day and Mike Me. Cleary each c o 1 le e t e d 10 point*. The game aee-sawed back anil forth with the l'urkcrs Weekend Sports Summary ahead at the half, 25-24. In the second half, the lo­ cals came to life to take the lead anil were never headed. The JVs piny Winter Turk Tuesday night and close out the regular s e a s o n p i n y against Oviedo next Monday. In varsity play Sanford was eliminated from tha Orange Belt Conference Basketball tournament Friday night ns Pcl.and toppled the locals lit. 35. Dcl.nnd opened up an early 11-4 lend and held n 30-15 T o n ig h t s c a r d a t Se m inole lead at the end of the first P a r k continue* to f e a t u r e a hall. The only bright spot for the sp lit p r o g r a m o f f i r e h a r n r s a locals wus Mika Woodruff a n d f o u r q u a r t e r h o r se race*. who dunked In 111 point*. In the harness division Ml** Becky Pick will be going af­ ter bar fiirat victory of tha meeting. Biddy All-Stars Sweep 2 T h e five-year-old m a r * ha* f in is h e d second in a ll h e r three a ta r t a at Sem in ole. D r t v r r t r u i n r r G e r a ld M r l l m u r r n y is lo o king to p u t t i n g Becky In tho win co lu m n t o ­ n i g h t. She will g o in h e r f i r s t t r o t o f tho e vening. Tlie s e v e n th f e a t u r e q u a r t e r ho rso rnc# will se e R o n a ld Doolin g o ing a g a i n s t B lack Poncho. E ac h horse h a s s l a t t ­ ed t h r e e t im e s t h u s f a r a t Sem inole P a r k . The Sanford Recreation De­ minute* of the third quarter knot the score at 2# all i t the Ken Hinton and a tap In by partment Biddy Basketball to put Sanford at a 23-16 dis­ end of the third quarter. At Billy Miller gave Sanford All-Star* ptajc.l a pair of out­ advantage with 2:03 remain the start of the fourth quar­ the winning margin. Final score was Sanford 39, ter Sanford fell five points standing games Friday even­ ing in the third quarter. Sanford's Ken ft In i o n hock at 31-36. With 32 seconds DcLand 38. Outstanding game ing as they swept two games from two tcam i from DcLand bursted for six quick paints left in the game DeLand held performance was turned in on SATURDAY In real close contests. | on real aggressive floor to a 37-34 lead but a steal by the boards by S'41' Mike long HIALEAH, Fia. (U N ) — and 3'3” Hick Galloway In the opening game San­ Intercepted won the $90,600 agaimt the DeLand renter ford went ahead on the open­ Tee Tier who stood a tower­ Hialeah Turf Cup by five ing tap on a lay up by Melt ing a 'l" . lengths at Hisieah. Morgan and kept command ■ h x t b ik x The two game* were warm­ ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) — the real of the game. r m v r it u n — T r . i * • ■ w i » . up exhibition games for our ■ sra BOSS la Wt—l i a r Sills — la | At the end of the first half' The Axe II won his second all-star* which will be defend­ I »»• K— 1'iirar fas* Miss lla.kjr Pick. n. XU-11straight grass race when he Sanford led by 21-10. ing the State Titlo hero on I. M ir r ft> ; j Kdfrwoad tiler*. A. DeLand came out fired up captured the $55,600 San Luis March 1 and 2. W lttey; 1. Mi N orsks |l o r . ItConslatld; I t/o r s lls I.ynn, II. Bey Handicap at Santa Anita, at the beginning of the sec­ tla lp h i 4. Ariel. I, I t r i W r ; A race that Is certain to be Queen Stake and Use Raring ond half and closed the gap Spirits t- a t ) , K. Uew lrr WICHITA. Kan*. (UPI) - to 24-20 at the end of the thrill-packed front start to King Slake. i m n u HAITI — F a r * H t s l l l a s r t a II.MN In I.irallm r. Al­ Wichita h a l t e d top-ranked third quarter. Sanford pul o n , finish is scheduled at the SanIn thr running of this speed an eltalh l* a l a a r n s i *340 Cincinnati's 10-game winning an impressive fourth quarter ; f°rd-Orlando Kennel C l u b classic last February Fred la HU—<•»• Mile— r „ r a e ) * * Saturday night. It is the arct. llenrriil Al: M lllla* J r . ; S. streak by defeating the Bear­ drive headed by Lloyd Wall, and running of King and Whitehead's Wade T r a y Kiln Allies, W Itolilnsnn; 3. romped off with tha honors Rick Fordham and Brute MeI I . r ry s Pick. <1 M cU m urrsv; 4. cats. MW. Queen championship and the for the Klnga, but four Qurrni At) Veto, (1 Jordon; I. F rosty NEW YORK (UPI) - Joey Klbbin, io pull out the win field will be composed of the followed him across the line The Sanford Rccrntlon De­ Pares, II C ’p r L n d : a, K s h U s by 32-28, Htar. H <1 Nell Archer outpointed Canada's <; m t I r r High point man for Sanford greyhounds who finished from leaving three Kings to bring partment Rlddy Basketball T i l l III) li AITt Blair Richardson in a 10flora* — :kxi I lla — I t r . lllria one to four in both the Racing up (ho rear. Wade Tray I* ended Its regular lesson play • S l r h b u s a l a r m ! a l IMa round bout al Madinun Square was Lloyd Wall with 10 and competing here this season Saturday morning at the Meet a nd h a i r not keen Ural, Bruce McKibbin with eight. Garden. Seminole High School Gym a te o r I k l n l - W s i l l a but is pot in the lineup. In the feature game of the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P I)with four top notch contests. 1. B rym our Time. D T yre; f. evening DcLand jumped off Cecil Austin's Texas Lace I.oue l.euend, 1’ Moore; S. Fill Bob Hayes of Florida A. A M. In (he first game of the day l l t r a Honey, J H a rris o n ; 4. won the Racing Queen Stake cracked the world indoor rec­ to a 2-0 lead but Sanford •Starlit* Mp.,rk. S W illiam son: on Feb. 9 and she heads an Sanford Atlantic squeezed by A. U riieer Hubby, II Hollins; ord for the 70-yard dash with came back quickly with three tough First Federal in an 4. Fly III H-irs llrat, tl W r ll l lt ; all-star field in tonlght'a fea­ a time of :08.8 seconds in the quick buckets by Bobby LundT. Iltidi Hull, II W lk o tfi I. quist. Sanford went to the tured ninth race. If Texai overtime by 43-38. Wlnnla Cols, O Jo h n s o n ; All Mason-Dlxon track games, Standard 0 1 1 outgunned By Jane Casselberry t i l Ika Lace wins It will be her fifth MANILA (UPI) - Gabriel dressing rooms at half time k iii i i t i i B i r r — Tr»e Strickland Morrison by 30-19 The Casselberry Women'* (Flash) Elorde retained his with a slim 18-17 lead. Dc­ Golf Association was host victory this season. Another In the second game of the W la a r r a of a.kva In a a —n a e Mil,— 3ad Hash— P a r s* Klee world junior lightweight title Land rallied in the opening Thursday to 40 members of main event entry also seeking day. I.MUa Jk-cky r i c h , <1 Molla fifth victory ia Edward with a 15-round decision over m urray, ] gdern-nod illers, A WTRR Radio upset a highly the Bulling llllla Ladies As Pryao'a Ed'i Last Strawr. This W lliey; I. Nufah* H»y, U Johnny Biuarro. regarded Day and Night Grill Oopeland; I. L n ie t ta Lynn, II aocialion. seniational pup, who will not SUNDAY Hallih; I. Ariel, 1, l lo s U y ; 4 A total of 58 women teed be two-years-old until May, by 46-43. Bobby Lumlqulit Hplrlla Lady. K l.ew ter TUCSON, Aria. (UPD-Don scored 22 for the WTRR tram H I T I I HAITI — F a r * T e a off at 8 n m. for 18 hole* of just moved out of Grade M In January won the $25,000 Tuc­ W la a r r a 11.DM la l . l l a l l n a . play at tlu> Land O’ Lakes January and then skyrocket­ and All Star teammate Ken Elan alia, Aon W la a e r a I W son Open golf tournament Hinson scored 19 fur Day and la UA—On I.Male I'nrae Bawl Country Club at Casselberry ed into Grade A competition. with ■ 266 for 72 holes. l. l ls n s r a l Al. M lHlai J r ; t. F I B a T QAMK—TSuablre, a F l a t Winners for Bolling Hills Bounding out tonight's fea­ Night. Kiln Adlna, W. lloklnion! I. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. 1. l u • Fernando; | . BiasIn tha final game of the day H a rry 's Pick, n M c llm u rra y ; (UPI) — Pedro Rodriguez of AbaoDl"', t T s ) t r n - K * s n a ; 4 were; Low Grosi, Virginia ture field will be Duke Drake, powerful Sanford Electric 4, All Vnln, V J o r d o n ; 4. F r o s ­ " e l l i ; S. F u n i u s t - t r l- Stockman and Allison Cade Rock Flight, Rock Tray, Pen­ ty P a r e s, 11 I’opelsndl 4. Ksh* Mexico won the second an­ Katrail. routed Robson'* S p o r t i n g K"> *• A n a rab s -Ila a id n ; Hub*; 85; Low Net, 31. Burns, 74 rose Lilly, Excelling and I t s m a r , A Plnrl nual Daytona Continental M srtln-O larrr. Good). 34-16. SIXTH II %«T — q u a r le y llaree, W O M ) I1AMI1 — D aablra, B and Belly Cooper, 73; Low Sarasota Buncos)!. road race by 14 seconds over Sl*l*i as* I d a — Ms-B »'». aid* a a d Tonight at 7:30 at Seminole I, K a r i d a - F s r n a n d u ; : Putla, Marian Glass, 20. n* ssfclrk a ra l a A o r Maldea Roger Penake of Gladwyoe, l i a - t r l g o ; s. M a r t l n - F r l l i ; 4 High School Gym Hanford sth U b b a r e s t a r t e d a t Ibla Winners for Casselberry Kurquft-Al.s solo; I. I t U a - r e Pa. Electric will meet Day and ■ate) a a d b a e# a«4 bee a flrat, a n a ; I. Tajaro • Rtfflon; Hub*: were Low Grosi, Georgina e r or th ir d — AST ■ Xr OIBa— MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) - Jim Anat-aba-Juanrhu. Night Grill for the league •IIS Older )J*—T n rae *Sa4 Hearn, a former major lea­ T i t i t i n <i v w n — a u a t a a , a Neunborf, 88; Lowr Net, Vlv I. L ir a Ha, K Williamson. I l l ; championship. Both trama ria .1 1. Olarrei I. V'ruudl; S 3. Fad A Hlanvho. 1-1) S gue pitcher, won the National Ulna; 4. H i: I ' Uaana! *. Ju- iaq Conklin. 72 Low Putts, were tied up for first half p e n o r llaJao. P a r, Cl Johnson, ISO; Baseball Playere golf cham­ ■ni.hu; T. Abaaolo; Hub; Fur. Irma Bodcll, 32. honors and this game will de­ 4. Holton Skipper, J Harrison ciurt. Mr*. R. C. Hadigan la pres pionship with a 31 total, 130; I. Ilullarda Hake. O W hit F o r i i T i i n a w r — s i u I m . a ident of the Rolling llllla cide the first half winner. nar. 111; S. A lton Moon, P NEW YORK (UPI)—Dcnnii F la t 1. lU m o n ; J. A m i n a ; 4 Oviedo had a close rail F ri­ Sanford Electric swept sec­ Moore. 19*[ T. M l n Mlely K*e, Manual; 4. A lda i; S. I t r ls a r ; Ladies Atm. and Mrs. Debbie Balaton of Bakersfield, Calif., 4. I). T yre. I I I ! I. Mia Most Newday night winning their ninth ond half honora without a A i t l f a ; T. M arlin; flub) Kl Render Is president of the mao. I. Ilunl, 130 defeated England’s M i k e orrl. straight cage game against Jos). ar.VF.ATII BACI1 — ( l e a r l e r I F T H OAMK— U s a b l e . a Casselberry A nn. Sangstcr, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, 1-3, to FI'lat H aras ■.!*• Ada— ■ X r Old Mt. Dura Bible School but the I- Badlula-Klorrll t.’rla The Casselberry group is aad mp w bleb a r e la AA • win Use national indoor lennii Aauailn; t, Jacln-Zutil; 4. Arlocals were hart) pressed In T i m e r a r IX Harl. Ha XII. r a i Ikrl-trls r t s ; 4. Artlllo-1*- -h. planning more Invitational* in championship. the final period to pull out B 3 Xr. Old* I IN, o l d e r I K ■nllii I. ija«tl*Tx>rr nau; Hubs; March and April. l.ewee Ore d ed a ad Fart* Al­ VANCOUVER, B. C. (UPI) Onals-Xarr*. 30-86 victory. i e n e d a Ibe,—■ P a re * Slot —Canada swept ail divisions SIXTH (1 AMR — n . a k l . a . a, The Lion* blew a 10 point I (Hell* l ls e r ir d , P IVhlsnsr. I'la.l I A m i n a - A s u i t l n ; I. Ar of the North American figure r t a t a - K c l u n l i; 1. Aldas-7.ubl; DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) Ml; Z, Mias lies Msr Tee, H lead with two minutes left to llurrle. I I I ; I. Iltack I'onehn. 4. u n a ir - M a n i c I : I. lU dioU skating champlonahlpi, play aa the Bible School eag­ —Pedro Hodrtguvx, driving II Jolmaon, t i l : 4- Mlely J»ea I ' r l t a r ; a. A a t lf a - E a r r a ; Hubai his first nice since his brother Hlrl. 1* Moore. JZt: I. Iloneld er* took advantage of aeveral Urla-Ieirana.’D.ioltp, I) K e r n .. I l l : I. Mr. s K ir .x T i i ita m r: — n a f V in , wo* killed In the Mexican rtnrtnin Oviedo miaruea to press eloa. K»i. I* T yie. I l l ; a F la t t. A n a r a b a - F r r n a n d u ; Grand Prix last year, piloted HlliIITII HATH — F a re R es er. t. A r r l a t a - F a l l i ; I. Ulaa-Irltie W ls a e n , e l AMI la d i — an; 4- K tlrada-U rrjvld l; S. TeJim Courier was the high hi* Ferrari across the finish lla* Mila— Far** *3»o j t r o - P U r r s ; *. F u r q u s t- J u a n A red-hot Lyman quint line 61 second* ahead of the I. I'rln re Allen. It Msloney; I scorer for the Lions, scoring i-hu; nuii»: iia -tU inoti. K lla rlo w ; I. Orsnd MIAMI (UPI) — Former Klt.llTII ISAMU — aiaalea, T broke loose in the second pe­ 15 point*. field Sunday to win tha sec­ npook. Kaibliryn. w Hoktnson; 4 ). X arra; I O n a t t; I. riod to run rough shod over Giant pitcher Jim Hsam out­ Fla, ond annual Daytona Contin­ Oviedo now sport* a 13-8 W lldnood Councel, M O Nell; Artatn; 4. Uadlola; I. VTrla; 4. t. li, l,el Land Chlrh. A WII lasted Boston Red Sox coach J a r tn ; T. I r la r la ; I. rjaatl; Hub: Howey Academy Friday night record. In JV action, Oviedo ental road rare. eey; 4. Adlna teiul**, V Cow chalking up an easy 64-83 vic­ won, 54-34. Billy Herman to win tha 23rd Arratlbal. "I'm extrnnely pleased to a* r MXTII CAMR — llitablra. I annual national baseball play F la i 1, Aatlga-K lorrl; {. Ur- tory. have won thi* rare,’’ the AI.ATII IIACN— M s l r l o lla ra e la B FI a a a a d Maldraa wblrta - U e h a n li; S. A raitio-Aauailn; Tha Greyhounds rolled up 25 era golf championship Sunday U jaunty little former Mexican — lee i d a — a x> oida a a d a a 4. Arratlbat-I.nranio; 4. J a c ln by ona stroke with a total of I r l a r l a ; 4. Oaatl-Zubl; Bubit points in the second period to Score l i t Win champion said as ho pocketed la B F la a a a d Maldraa wbleb b a s e a le rte d a l Ibla meet a ad l li d l n t a .l t r l i a r . Howey'a 7 and that was tha BASEL, Switzerland (UPI) tho $1,000 winner's check. b a t a a e l b e t a flrsl, aer, a r 301. l a t h h a m s ; — Has bias, a F la t —Tha United Statca amateur "My brother would have want­ lb led—W I N Y r tin . Older 190 The hefty Sox coach closed I.A rrla ta-lla m u n ; I. A rrn n a - story of the ball game. I, J.lltle Poulin, J lls rrlenn, Jimmy Shutter pares] tha hockey team which will com­ ed thi* win." a four-stroko gap to one J u a n r h u : 1. O n a la - o ta r r e ; 4. II*; I. T u u a h F nough, H ll„lAnaraM - U a a u c l; 4. AM stline, 11«; 1. K in a *•<», L Hum, stroke with a 37-38-75 final t/r-; ti tiil: I Marlin • t.’r l i a r ; Lyman attack dunking in 14 pete In the world championt in ; I. Ilobhy Tliymtu. A IIIHubs; A allss-K aana. polnti whilo Donnie Smith • hips nt Stockholm, Sweden, round while big Jim shot 30Church rtf J e s u s Christ of sncho. M l; I Meesvvy, I1 s i l k (1ANI1 — lia a blss, T Flat 30-78 on the rain-soakad 1. A Mai- I.nranau; t. Arslllu- scored 10 and Charlea Asher, ■cored the first victory of Ha I-atter Day Saints Is anothar Moors, 114; f. Hlsra Ho.Mr, H Wrlslil. 114; T. Had Mail. II F.arra; S UrlaUrlaari 4. lla7. Miami Springs Golf Club European tour Sunday when name for Hi* Mormon Church. Jolinsun, 1Z9 illula-Zubl S. J a r l n - A t u-tln; 4. Lyman also won the JV it downed Hwltiarland, 9-7. course. A a tla a - lr ia r ta ; T. O astl-E c hanfa; I. A rratlbal-E lorrl; Hubs: game, 68-33. Marshall Tachlha and Jack Arrlala-Manual. Lyman playa Bishop Moor* I'oole scored flvo point* be­ tonight in Orlando, Main Bout tween them to pace the Amer­ WORCESTER, Mesa. (UPI) On Mend icana' victory. —Larry Carney of Dowell, CHICAGO (UPI) — Abe Durln the Spanish Ameri­ M an., squares off against Saperatein, oamer of the Har­ can War, the U5S Oregon Farm er or farm manager Tommy Tucker of Valley lem Globetrotter* lutakatball m a d e a historic voyage was reported aa their occu­ S o rry ! Stream, N. Y., in tha eight- team, was discharged Sunday around Cape Horn, racing pation by 100,81$ women In No Minora! round feature of next Thurs­ (rum Mount Slual Hospital 17,000 miles in 68 day*. the I860 U. H. eenaua. day nighta boxing card a t Me­ after a week of treatment for pneumonia. lie la 60 ycara old. chanic! flail. King, Queen Title Slated For S0 K C Biddy Play Comes To End Golf Tourney Winners Set Jai-Alai Entries Oviedo Grabs 9th Straight Daytona Race To Rodriguez DOG RACIN G now racingl QUARTER Jsundah G U ARAN TEED TENDER & W ELL FLAVORED OR YOUR M O N E Y CHEERFULLY REFUNDED STEAK • PORTERHOUSE • T-BONE • SIR LO IN • FULL C U T BONELESS ROUND R O A ST • Standing Rib 5?EMIN0UB)RK </WtAC IW A Y riM IT O M N M T A N O IN C IN TR AlFlO IID A PAVfO 2900 CAR PARKING ARIA MOOIRN MtTAURAMT I ACUITY QIMOOUIO CUJBHOUU .ad IOUNOI NINI RACI8 NKMfTlV U C IR I $UN0AY PARI M U fU ll - OAKY DOU8U • OUINJHAJ MIDWAY 8ITW IIN IANPORO AND OUANDO MWY. 17 « <» • Rump 5 8 SHOULDER ROUND ROAST . . . lb. 48c SIRLOIN TIP R O A S T . . . . . . . . . lb. 78c ALL MEAT S T E W . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 58c FRYERS Fresh Fla. Grade A D & D Limit 3 I>lea»e Lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF . . . 3 lbs. $1 SMOKED SLAB BACON . . . . lb. 28c CHITTERLINGS . . . . 5 lbs. $1.38 PIGS H E A D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 15c Snowdrift Jewel Shortening 3 Lb. Tin Limit I With I I Food Order COPELAND PURE LARD . Urge Jar 38c g • • • • • • • • LOOK! Giant Size WHAT A DIME WILL IUJY fab Saxet UUckrye I’csm Green it While Lima Deuu Hnxet Field Pen* IIUHh'tt Pork & Henna Hush'ii natiy Lima Deane Hhowliont Spaghetti Ked Uird Vienna Haunage Hush'* Great Northern Deana Buah'i Navy Beane 58( Limit 1 With 95 Order PLANTATION I A BAO MEAL or GRITS 28c DOUBLE LUCK Ml CAN GREEN BEANS Limit | Please POTATOES 10 lbs. 38c TA*Xk£--3_./ MATINEES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & HATURDAY - 2 P.M. KING & QUEEN STAKES FINALS SATURDAY, FEB. 23 THURBDAY 18 LADIES NIGHT 'It’d Fun To WRteh The (ireyhound* Run” HOLDEN BIPB each BANANAS 3 lbs. 29c Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Feb. 20 2 Convenient Locations: >>(< i / ' f u u a i M U N I SORRY, NO MINORS! 10c U. 8. NO. 1 HORSE Post fin* I P.M. • • • • • - SALE Lyman Topples Howey, 54-33 Hearn Cops Golf Tourney HARNESS a s* J au I MUII MWY. 17— 92 MIDWAY BETWEEN IAKFOHD A OHLANUO 4th. S t A Sanford Are. 1100 W. 13th. Street �Legal Notice X PONT OWE FOB THE HAMBURGERS MERE, BUT XIOV1THE WRK( i* t h is c i r c u i t r o i i T , M v rn ju d ic ia l c ir c u it n r rL O H iiM . tv u n f o r *KNINOLK M U T T . Garden Circle Hames Fair Show Hostesses The Bear Lake Garden Cir­ erd Scott who maligned hoe- tion with the Centre) Florida held a t the home of MrsKowaltkl on Shirley Dr. U RUBY MARTIN, lait Wednesday at the home ning, Peb. 2ft, in the Flower Hoatesaes will be the Mrs. Bear Lake. P lain tiff, of Mrs. C. t» Bronk, Lake Show being held In conjunc- Richard Ostrander, Mrs. Al­ -v*CIIARLBR m a r t in . Aaher Circle, Beer Lake. len Forward, Mrs. Loine EvetDefendant. The meeting was presided t o t ic r n r alzer, Mrs. Vernon Gleaves, ■ r tT r n n n i t o t c a over by President Mm. RlchMrs. Charles Duncan Jr., Mrs. TOi C hart*! M artin c /o K latchcr M artin Alan Wentworth, Mra. Robert P arn lat Mill*, Kowalski and Mrs. Rlchsrd Houlh Carolina Mathei with Mrs. Scott acting ■You a r k H K itR n r n o ti. find th a t a Complaint for 111aa chairman. Tore* haa baan fllail a ta ln a t roti. and you are required to Mra. Brtutk will model In aarva a copy of jrour Answer the Fashion Show to be stag­ or Pleading to tho Complaint on tha I’laln tirr* atto rn ara. ed that same evening. Htanatrom, Davie A Mrlntaah, On Wednesday, April ft, a Kdwarda Building, Ranford, Florid*. and flla tha urlnlnal Tabla Top Show will be held Answer or Pleading In tha of* a t the Orlando Garden Club flea of tha C lark of tha Clr* ro ll C ourt on or bafora tha with Mrs. Wentworth acting I l th day of February, t i l l . ns chairmen for the Bear Lake Circle. Blembera unanimously vot­ ed to conduct a beautification project a t the Rear Lake Ele­ s o T i r r o r s u it mentary School. F u r t h e r STATK O F FLOIlfDA TOl plans will be anounced. UNKNOWN* LIKNOItH claim GKEti ALLYN In* by, th ro u g h , u n d e r o r A tentative date of April 10 a g a i n s t th a follow ing d e f e n ­ dant*. t o - w lt: R l n l l ARt) O. waa set for a Card Party GLKKRON and IIKLKV T. GLEKHOV, Ms Wlfet HURT brother, Ralph, of Syracuse planned as the Annual Spring RRVKLH. INC., a Flo rid a c o r ­ and several nieces and ne­ Get-Acquainted and Member­ p o ra tio n ; TITFFT ROOFING phews. ship E vent Chairman will be COMPANY. INC., a Florida The body has been shipped Mra. Ostrander with Mri. c o r p o ra tio n ; J1KRT CHAPMAN, d o ing bualneaa aa C hapm an to Constantla, N. Y. for fun­ Raymond Jackaun serving aa C onrret* P ro d u c ts; CAUL It is merely a coincidence LOMMLKIl; FR A N C l* PK - eral services which will be cochalrmun. Final plana will that young Greg Allyn will KOI.fi; UATOIt LIIMIIKIl COM­ held Wednesday at 2 p.m. NOTICR be announced. T h e flam * and F r t e h W a t e r PANY. a F lorida co rp o ra tio n ; undergo heart surgery this F i s h Cotnmlaelon of tha m a t * FHA1I-KY CONCItKTK INC., a Winners of plastic litter month—Heart Month. o f F lo rid a, u n d e r a n d by v i r ­ F lo r id a c o r p o ra tio n ! GATLR bags were Mrs. Duncan and tue o f t h a pow er and a u t h ­ IIOIVK; BRACK ETT T II.K A But the fact that a defect in o r ity g r a n te d un d e r Rectlon MAtlllLK COMPANY; ROY Mra, Kowalakl. the heart was discovered in IS. of A rticle IV of the Con- WALL, do in g bualneaa a a Wall Following the b u s i n e s s this a p p a r e n t l y healthy, a tltu tto n o f Ih* Rtnta of F l o r ­ Supply: I1AIICAR At.UMINCM NOTICK IH hereby *lv*ri f t . t r ida, aa am ended and ratified PRODUCTS COM PANT, a F l o r ­ I a m ' e n g a g e d In b u ..u re e at meeting, members exchanged sturdy child, points to a mile, 110 ||. P a lm e tto Ave., He mlby t h e voter* of Florida on ida c o r p o r a t io n : JU AN P. RK1Novamlier J, ISIS, and Rules QUR. doing bualnaaa aa Bkltl- note Cuunly, Florida, tinder homemade Valentines. Every­ atone In the long road of re­ and I l e g u l a t l o n i of the Com- c r a f t Cabln ata; DONALD N. the fictitio u s n a m e of. C olon­ thing from tiny rod and white mlaaton, plana t o closa aa a DAVIS W ELDING A FARM ial C le a n e rs A L a u n d ry anil lacey Valentines to large pink search done by the American t h a t I Intend to r e g i s t e r said Heart Association and the bird s a n c tu a r y for an Indeflntta period of lime the follow- Flo rid a c o r p o ra tio n ; DALLAM n a m e with the C lerk of tha hearts filled with real flowers million* of dollars that have lo w in g deecrlbed a r e a In Remi­ IIA K Kit, do in g bualnra* aa C ircuit C ourt, Mrmlnola C o u n ­ were exchanged. lloua* or Floors; CltUHK ty. Florida. In accordanc e with been c o n t r i b u t e d to that n d s C ounty, F lo rid a; provisions of th e F lc ilWinner in the Valentine search. T h a t a r e a b a g l n n l n r a t t h a LUM PER COMPANY. IN C , a etha I a i >m A * . - . . _ 7 i. N o r t h e a s t c o rn er of tha Flo rid a c o r p o ra t io n ; HOLLO- lloua Kama Htstutea, to -w lti Contest waa Mrs. Duncan who MS.Ot F lorida H tatuN o r t h w e s t <t of the North - W AT MATRIIIAIJI CORPORA­ Rectlon And the fact th at Greg left received a box of lovely pan­ saet U of Rectlon I, TION. a F lorida co rp o ra tio n ; tea M i l . Friday for the Cardiac Center Ml*: W. M. Philip* T o w n sh ip t t South. It* n u ­ AMKIUCAN Till'HR INC., a ales. P rita for the smallest ll Kaet; thence run Huulli Flo rid a c o rp o ra tio n ; FLORIDA Publish Feb. IS, i t •; Mar. Valentins went to Mrs. Jack- at J . Hlllls Millu* Memorial to the Houlheaet c o rn er of DIRTUIIRITINn AND MANU. t h e Houtbweet >4 of th e KACTUIIINO CO., IN C , a F l o r ­ son, who received a packet of Hospital on the campus of the University of Florida, for N o r t h e a s t U o f Rectlon IS, ida c o r p o ra tio n ; HKNKAHIK NOTION FO R BIOS flower seed*. T o w n sh ip St Rnitth, Reng* OLA MR A PAINT CO.. INC., a heart surgery th at would not T h e Ranford llo u a l o g A u t h ­ F lo r id a c o r p o ra tio n ; FRA NK A t tha conclusion of tha ex­ I t Keel; thence run W est will receive seale d bids, have been possible a few to th e R outhraat c o r n e r HATHAWAY, d o in g bualneaa o r ity t:« t o'clock P. M., F e b ­ change refreshments In the o f t h e Roulhweet V of aa H a t h a w a y H h setm etal; HID. ruunatil r y I I . M U , a t t h e i r office, Valentine theme were served years ago, points to another NKY VtlILKN, doing bualnaaa t h e N o r th w e s t H of Rectlon la trallo n llulldltig, C a s ­ milestone . . . a big one. IS, T ow n sh ip So Mouth, aa Randall Klaclrlc: RORACK A d m ln D rawer Court, Hanford, by the hostess. I l a n g s S' Mast; th s n r a r u n IIK R R Y IIIL U d o in g bualneaa tle For Greg will undergo what Florida, for th a f u r n i s h i n g of The March meeting will be Mouth to t h e North ehorel a b o r a n d m a t e r i a ls for r sla known s i “open heart sur­ lln a or Laks Jessup; l a l r l n g tha r o o f on th a shop t h e n c e r u n W este rly and g e ry " thanks to the Invention m lldlng In W illia m C lark N o r t h w e s t e r l y a long Norlh Court. m few yen is ago, through sh o re lin e of leeks J e s s u p Tha w o r k ahall consist of to the r e n g e line divid ing H eart Research of the H eart tha following: NOTICK O F SU IT Range Sa Kaet from I. R e m o ra a ll e x is ti n g ro o f . IN T H R NANK O F T H N Lung machine. R a n g e I t B a s t; th e n r e r u n ing. STATK OP PI,OH III A N o rth alo n g r a n g e tine to This machine, hooked up to I. Apply t w e n t y - y e a r type TO) JAMKH T llO it AH IIUDt h a t o w n sh ip lin e d iv id ­ I ply dead level a n d gra vel MON J R , a n d five-year-old Greg'a circula­ i n g T o w n sh ip I t Mouth b u iltu p roofing. HIIIZUKO O. HUDSON, fro m T ow n sh ip St Mouth; tory system will pump his hi* wife I. R oofing sha ll be I n s t a ll ­ thence run East a lo n g ed a c c ording to Bird Hooding I I I - R Mapl# Hire*! blood ju it aa his heart would T o w n sh ip l in e to po in t of Specifications, or equivalent. Alameda, California b e g in n i n g (leas Ranford TOU ARK R K I I K ti r NOTI- pump It, while the doctors a t 4. All metal g r a v e l slops N a val A ir Miatlon p r o ­ a n d flas h in g shall be replao- FIL'D t h a t FK DKItAI, NA­ the Cardiac Center open the p e r ly ) . by m a t e r i a ls of like d*. TIONAL MORTGAGE ARHON otice Is h e r e b y given t h a t public r e co rd s of Bemlnol* ad sign a n d w e ig h t aa o x ls tln g CIATION, h a v in g filed In this cheat wall, atop tho heart's th a Commlaalnn will hold a County, Florida. m ala ria l. C ourt It* s w o r n ' Hill of Com ­ action and begin to mako the You, a n d each of you, a r e public h e a r i n g on Ihu SSth day o f F e b r u a ry , A. D. IS tt h e r e b y notified t b i t a su it w o r k to be replaced, th is will p lain t, t h a n a t u r a a n d p u r ­ reflulra that will close the of w hich la to foreclose a t Orlando, F lo r id a a t t.'St h a s haon b r o u g h t a g a i n s t you be don* by the o w n e r s t no tpose h a t c e r ta in m o r tg a g e axecu* deadly defect between tho In tha Circuit Court, In and ed by J a m e s T h o m a s Hudson, for Remthola County, Florida, cost to c o n tr a c to r . A l t e r n a te bid* will be r e ­ J r , and Hhlauko O. Ilud-on, chamber* of his heart. In rh a n c a r y , en title d TIIK hla wife, to Hlockton, W h atley , ceived lo co v er th e w ork aa There is still some element RANFORD ATLANTIC NA­ TIONAL BANK, a n a tio n a l specified above, a a well a* Davln A Company, on the of riak, to be sure, but thm b a n k i n g association, p lain tiff. the fu r n i s h i n g o f a p ro p a rly Jnd day of May, MM ; t h a t e a e r u te d tw e n ty y e a r bond, ■aid C om pla int pra ya for an chances are fa r better than IIKI.KN T. IILK KHUN, hi* Issued by a bon d in g company a co o u n tin g to be t a k e n under even th a t with repairs mails wife, a t at, de fan d a n ts, a nd d u ly licensed In the Mlat* of t h e direction of the Court for you, a n d each o f you, a r * r e . Florida, Raid bond to be d e ­ w h a t la due the P la in tif f for now, young Greg will live to q u lre d to fits y o u r A nsw er livered to o w n e r a t c onclu­ p rin cip al a n d In te r e st on said bo “old Greg," a feat th at to tha p l a l n l l f r a C n m p la n t sion of the w ork a n d p rio r m o r tg a g e and m o r tg a g e note w ith Ilia C lerk o f said Court, to receiv ing pa y m e n t th e r e - a n d for the coal*, c harges, would not have been possible a n d e ip e n a e i . Including a t - a few years ago. and serve upon p la in tiff, or for. in rM Axenr t i h m m « cle held tta monthly meeting tea tee to serve Monday eve­ Fair In Orlando. Legal Notice , I'M NOT/DO \ NOU HEART J XM NOT// JT f l I'M NOT/ iM N o n f T CM T UNGBBSTAND W /ev E ey B ao /* * * 9 Jto TOO eXCtTABLe// • HOW Heart Research A Boost For Greg Legal Notice X FLAYED IT SMARTA MAN H A T W T O jr HAVE HIE W IF E !- ' Legal Notice /*ATT*Rf T eVEH-SMN ft, ■ c n iw n B g w T n a n o u r IcSU WTM‘LOOK MTO « U « M * «a,iga NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH DINNER THEN, thru BAT. VISIT OUR NEW — C arriage Room Dealiaed Eapeeallly Foi BANQUETS. LUNCHED? [mmkmaum! p l a i n t i f f s a tt o r n e y , GKO. A. HPKKfl, Jit., whoa* ad.lreea la P. O. Hex 11(1. Hanford, F l o r ­ ida. a copy of said Anawar, on or bafora F e b r u a r y 3T, A. D. M U . a n d If you fall to do ao, a Deere* Pro Confaeao will b* e n te re d a g a i n s t you, and each of you for th a re lief d e ­ manded In said Complaint. Tha n a tu r e of th is su it la to foreclose t h a t c e r ta in m o r t ­ a l s * given by l l l r h a r d Q. Gleason a n d Helen T. flleeaon, hla wife, t o D A M C onstrue Don Loan C orporation, re­ corded In Official Record a F u r t h e r I n form ation m ay be o b tain e d by c o n ta c t i n g the K a ec u tlv a D irector at th a Main Office of tho A uthority. T he R o u sin g A u th o r ity of th e City e f Hanford, F l o r ­ ida llyt Gordon T» Bradley, Kxecutlv* D ir e c to r Puhlleh Feb. M, M U C D F -M t u r n e r 's f e n a n d a b s t r a c t fees a n d t h a t In d e f a u lt of auch p a y m e n t, title. Interest, e state, claim, dem and, a n d equity o f re d a m p tlo n o f tha D e fanda nts a nd Oil persona c la im in g by, through, un d e r o r against th e m or a n y o f them, bo a b solute ly b a r re d a nd f o rc ­ I* TIIK CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F FLORIDA IN AND FOR BHHINOI.R COUNTY. CIATION, A co rp o ra tio n o r ­ CHANL'KRY NO. I K M g a nised u n d e r a n Act of Con­ NOTICH TO A P F H A E g r e s s a n d e x is tin g p u r su a n t FK DKItAI, NATIONAL MORT­ I s tb # F e d e r a l National M ort­ GAGE AHHOCIATION. g a g e Association C h a r te r . Act, v e rsu s J AMKH Plaintiff, P la in tiff, va. THOMAH HUDHON, JR ., and TltOMAR D. EUR AN KB. JR . HMIZUKO a HUDHON, hi* a n d HAUAU P. KUBANKA, hi* wife. D efendants, be in g C h a n ­ wife, c e r y Cae* No. 11111, p r a y in g Defendant*. for a foreoloeur* e f said T H R BTATE O P FLOR1BA m o r tg a g e on t h e follow ing TOl HAHAII P. KUBANKA deecrlbed land a n d Im prove­ e /o Mrs. KlIsabelb Caudl* m e n t ! l y in g a n d be in g In A r t h u r n . B eckw ith, J r . P. a Box Ml Hemlnot* C ounty, Florida, toC lerk of C ircuit C o u rt of O nsonia , A la bam a Bemlnol* County, Florida. TOU ARK 1IKHKUY NOTI- Wtt-Lot I, Block V. HUNLAND Byt M a r t h a T. V lhlaa F IK D t h a t a su it h a a bean Deputy Clark KHTATBH, Amended Plat, filed a g a i n s t you In t h e above i. A. Kpeer. Jr. a cc o rd in g to a plat t h e r e , e n title d eauae, a n d t h a t you of, recorded In P la t Bonk ar* require d to flla y o u r a n I t . p agea 1 A t . of Ihe a w i r w ith Ih# C lark or th is Public Records of KamiC ourt a n d to aarva a copy nol* County, Florida, th ere o f upon the th e P l a in t i f f to g e t h e r w i t h tha following! o r P l a i n t i f f s attorney*, whose On* UK liana*. Electric, namaa and a d d r e s s I* Mack Model J401H1WH, Harlot N. Cleveland, J r . a n d lla ro M Tto tal M F. Jo hnson. P. O. D r a w e r Z (Ins Duo-T herm Wall Ranford, Florida, n o t later R a s t e r , Model t l t - t . Oil t h a n t h e I l t h d a y of March, Aerial t l l M A. I). MU. If you fail to ibi On* V ictor Climax K i t ­ ao a D a c r t t P ro Confaeao will chen E x h a u s t Fan. no ate. b* ente red a g a l n a l you ror del o r se rial number*. th a re lief demanded In tha T en V t n a ll a n Blind*, me­ Com plaint. T his s u i t la to tal, m a n u f a c t u r e d by Ranforeclose a m o r tg a g e . Tli* k a r l k tllaas A P a in t Com ­ re a l p r o p e r t y proceeded pany, Hanford, Florida, no a g a i n s t lai modal o r aerial num bers. Ieit i In Hlock 1, of F s t r Tou. a n d each of you, ar* lan* Kata l a*. Haellon I, h e r e b y r e q u ir e d to fit* p e r ­ H tp la l, a cc o r d in g t o th a sonally o r by a tt o r n e y , la tb* p lat thereof, recorded In office or tb* C lerk e f said n i l Book M. a t page Ml, Court. In tb* Cuunly C ourt­ public record* of Rami- house. la Hanford, flamlnol* nol* County, Florida. County, Florida, on o r bafora Air Cond^ C e n tra l H a l t ­ ing. oven, s u r f a n i l ; p a ra n a n tly Installed. W I T S Kent m y h a n d and the a sa l of said C o u rt a t Hanford, Florida, th is Ttta day of F a b r u a ry , A. D. M U . (HEAL) A r t h u r tl. Back with. J r . C lark of tb* c i r c u i t C o u rt By; M a rg a re t B. Tyr* II. C. Mock N. Cleveland, J r . and Harold F. Jo h n s o n a n d C a rroll B u r k s P. U. D r a w e r Z Hanford, F lorida C a rro ll B urk* A tto r n e y s ro r P l a in t i f f P ublish F a b. 11, H , t l A M ar. «. M I L C D F -M Legal Notice �s Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 Office 204 W. First DEADLLNES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., Ihfu Ph. - 3 p. m. day before Ituerthm. Moo. ■ sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T ub*., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day before insertion. Moo. • Sat. nooo. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be reiponslhle for more than one Incorrect lnaertloo of your ad, and re a e rn i the right to revlae or reject any advertisem art tram what ordered to conform to the policle* of thia paper- Ltgal Notice nr tww c r m m r r o tn - r or* tmk i n r r n i r n i i m cm i t i t ok r i.o m u i . nr axu WOW SKVIAOt.K tOCXTY. t k u M r r a*. l i r a DIVORCE 3. Education - Instruction L ®,,, •tnfurb Irrslh Mon. Feb. 18, *83—Pntre 9 CLASSIFIED INDEX | „ Rufrilirrsliun ■ Air-condillon1. I-ost & Found Ky Nadine Seltzer in i men nectievl. We train SWEET1K FIE 2. Noticed - Personals juu. Write Commercial 3. Education - Instruction Trades Inaillutc Box IS, c<o 4. TranapurUtion Sanford Herald. 5. Food 8. For Rent HEN A.VD WOMEN NEEDED GA Special Notices WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE 7. Business Rentals No experience neccatarj, 8. Beach Rentals grammar school education 9. For Sale or Rent usually sulflcient. Train now 10. Wnnted to Rent at borne for job* with secur­ 11. lleul Estate Wanted ity. For details, lend nam t, 12. Real Estate For Sale addresi, phone no. to: NA­ 13. Mortgage Loans TIONAL TRAIN INQ SER­ 14. Insurance VICE. BOX 50 c/o Th* San­ 15. Business Opportunity ford Herald. 1G. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 6. For Kent 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted KUHN. Apt. zwo MeHonviDe. 20. Babysitters Unfurnished 3 bedroom house. 21. Beauty Salons 22. Riillil • Paint - Repair 1305 Elliolt Avc., FA 2 5251 or FA 2-0525. 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services UNFURNISHED new 2 bed 28. Plumbing Services room house, kitchen equip­ 26. Radio & Television ped. FA 2-36*5. 27. Special Services 28. Laundry .Service 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen 29. Automobile Service equipped. $75 month. Pb. 29A. Auto Accessories \ FA 2-530a. 80. Machinery - Tools • 1*65tokU I* V 31. Poultry - Live stock I Bedroom bouse. 24M Stev­ f Mle« Mi FBI Ort. z-/a ens Ays. Phone 34M6TI. 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs ‘Aren’t you a littla old to b« playing hid* and took?’ RENT A BED 33. Furniture Kollawaj, Hospital & Baby 84. Articles For Sale Beds 85. Articles Wanted 12. Real Enlate For Sale By Day. Week, or Month 6. For Rent 38. Automobiles - Trucks CARROLL'S FURNITURE Clean 2 It 3 bedroom homes L.M.N. ENTERPRISES 37. Boats - Motors Ph. FA 2-5111 111 W. 1st SC available now. Starling at Has purchased b e a u t i f u l 38. Motorcycle* - Scooters $75. Contact Seminole Healwooded urea at Lungdalc. WKLAKA APARTMENTS: 39. Trailers - Cabanas Rooms privste baths, l i t W. First (R. FAUX. MMITM. F U ln tlff, Vi. KUTH vr. KMITH P«f*nd*nL MiTicR to l e r t i a TOi RUTH W. SMITH, v h o u test known r**ltUnct aim • ildroot I* Rout# No. 3, Mciu*. Oaorau. YOU A M IIEUKDT REQU1RKD TO HU your writ, ton doronio to th* ComeUInt for dhorco fllod horoln aftlnot you, with tho Clork at tho ebart itylos Court an er ka. fara March I, til l , and **ree a oupy of titn* upon Plain­ tiff! attornoy, W. T. Davit. Room 111, On* North Orange Avanua, Orlando, Florida. FAIL NOT or a Docroo Pro Contoiio will bo ontarod A f a ln a t yau. witnkaa my hand and aoal At Sanford, Homlnolo County, Florida thlo 30th day of Jan­ uary. A. D. 1111. (READ Arthur H. Rookwttb. Jr. Clark of tho abort otylod court Myl M ariam E. Tyra Daputy Clark W. T. Uavla Hoorn 111 Ono North Oranao Avanua Orlando. Florida A t t o r n e y for Plaintiff 1‘ubllah Fab. 4. 11, II, ll, t i l l CDF-4 M l T i l a; O F B U T IN T S I NAUR O F T B S STATS OF FLOdtlOA Bl JK nOL D S. RKPDINO EDITH JOANN REDD INO hla wlfo raaldanoa unknow n TOC ARE HERKU T NOT!IED t h a t F E D E l tA L NAIOKAL MOHTUAOU AJMOlATioN, b a v i n s fllod In thlo >urt Ha oworn Bill o f Coma tm . i ho n a tu ro and purpnaa 1 which la to forocloaa th a t r t a l u mvrtgmge oaocutod by nnatd T. Aahley and S i l ly A. Ihlry, hla wlfo. to Law yara n r t a - S * a n d T il l ! Company, i the n t h d a y of Juno. m » ; a t a.Id c o m p l a in t prayo for i tc o n u n tln g to ba take n t d t r (ha dlroctlon of Ilia >urt for w h a t to Sue tho lalntlff for p rin cip al a n d Inraat oh aald nioM faira a n d o r t s a g * noto a n d f o r tha alt. eharaoa e n d ixpanaaa e luding a t t o r n o r ’* * ••• and latract faaa and t h g t I s dagit of auoh paym ent, Hilo laio. claim, lan u M a nd ully of rtd a m p l lo n o f th a ■fondanta and all poraona aiming by, through, undar a g aln at thani or a n y of cm, ba a baoU toly barrod a nd rocleaadl aald atill ba ln g fitIn tha Circuit C o u r t Of tl»0 nth J udh-lal Circuit. In gnd r Samlncila County, In Chan* ry, a ntllla d FKDEHAL NAO.VAL MOIlTUAUK AAAOATI o N. a co rp o ra tio n oriiitard undar an Act of Cunoaa a nd a ll a t l n g p u r a u a n t to • Federal National M o r tg a g i noolatlon C h a r la r Act, P lainrf, v a n u a JEROUD E- FISD- IMl and EDITH JOANN LCHDINO, hla w lfai ORANUE r il.I T T COMPANY, Dafandta, baln g Chancory Caaa No. I l l , p r a y in g a forocloauro aald rnwrlyaga a a tho fol■ring de#<-rll>*d land, ty in g d being In Urango County, orlda. lo-m ltt L ot I I . Ulook 1, W RATHKItriKIHI.Ii FIRST ADDI­ TION. a c c ording to plat tharaof, racordad In 1-lat Book 11, Pag* 41. Public rucortl* of ritinlnulo C o u n ­ ty. Florida- ^ t „ g a th a r w ith th# fo llo w in g ulpm ant: 1ST HR NATIONAL O F t*T1CA FU RNACE. MODEL XU OllS 11 H-D| Too. And oacli of you. ora reby required to fit* paraotily or Py a tto r n e y . In th e Of:t of tha Clark of aald ,urt. In tha C onnty Court -uac. In ri.tnford, riainlnula lUUty, Florida, ou or bafora s J ilt, day of March, A. D( 3, your a ppaaranca, anaw a r utbar dafanalro plaadtnga tha Com plaint In tkla vauaa id ali.> to a o r ta upon Bakda McHa ah. Sohwar* * itaa. a tt o r n - y a for tho P la in , ft. - copy of aald pleadtnsa. I,, r wct.v aald Rill of Con,* ■Int *111 ba t a k e n aa con■ <J bj j o j and each pf DvM-. AND URDKItHD thta ., dm of Fabruary. ill:, at - f o rd , ri«iultioin C o u n t y , oi I U AAD A r t h u r H- UackwltU. J r lia.-lt of Circuit C ourt of riamtnole Couuiy. Florlds llj t Martha T. Mhlan Da CiWiia • K«Ua H i Hi S5 h if* 4, *dfS« ty. 1901 Park Avc. Ltgol Notice 31A. Pete 34. Articles For Balt While furnished house across Child Care. FA 2-2274 Toy Poodle. Apricot. 4 month* High School on Ridgewood. old. AKC. Female. Call 64500. Inquire within or Children kept. FA 2-41*2. 322-7879. piwo* Apopka 866-4848. IRONING wanted. FA 2-2454. 3 Shetland ponle*: 1 sorrel filly. 1 paint gelding. 8125 3 BEDROUMS, 2 bath*. Fenc­ ed backyard. Air-condition- Child care. FA 3-0708. each. Saddle* also avail­ able. Ph. 322-9162. cr. Kitchen equipped. Ixiw Work wanted. FA 3-7033. down payment. 3309 S. Park Ave. FA 21761. CARE for children. 323-0563. Dalmation Pup*. 8 Wk*. AKC A pedigreed. Champions both sides. Winter Park. IMMEDIATE 21. Beauty Satona 838-3097. OCCUPANCY 3 Bedroom, l»fc bath, no qual­ HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 82. Floweni • Shrub* ifying. See Mr. FcrgUMin. Complete Beauty Service Longdalc subdivision Long- 105 So. Oak FA 2-3742 ORCHID PLANTS wood. For those who cannot get in Surplus Sale. 300 from $1.50 up. Pots fur sale at bargain. LAKEVIEW Rome for sale or during regular hours, call Benches fur sale. trade for a tiled farm on (lie for evening appointments. J. C. Buuti-n Lemon Bluff west side of Sanford, Call Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop FA 2-7*9* days or FA 2 «36g 218 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0634 PETUNIA, Suapdrsgon, Pannights. sle stock. Cut ’.V Curl Beauty Shop 0RAPEV1LLE NURSERY FEBRUARY SPECIAL ojwralor get acquainted Grupcville Avc. Neur 20th St. Stenstrom Realty New offer, $looo cream wave, $7.50 complete. Open even­ Annuals retunlai, Snapdra­ Real Eslalr — .Mortgage* gons, Pansies, Vegetable ings by apt. 31* Palmetto 111 N. Park Ave. F a 2-2420 Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery'. Ave. 322-0634. Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. Owner must sell. Take over and 1st St. 9t9.HO payments. 3 bed­ 2$. Electrical Service# rooms In Sunland. FA 2-4181 88. F u r n itu r e FR1GIDAIRE Sales It service 3 Acres of land on hlway 1792. Frame house, barn, busi­ House Wiring, Free Estimates WANTED rellabto couple to take up monthly payment* Sid Vlhlen's Randall Electric ness. Cheap. 666 5520. of $13.5u on 3 complete 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0918 room* of furniture. Call I OR., i i bath house: or 1'E 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ will trade fur Housclraller 28. Plumbing Bervlc«a lect. FA 2 0931, 3 Bit. Itk bath. 1201 Selma ltd., Longwood. Woo down, take up payment*. bee H r. Ferguson at sales office and pick your lot LIKE NEW. 2 BR, CB house and bmiho models. Low at 120 Country Club Circle. down—low monthly psyml*. No down payment. Take Houses for rent. For Infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m liams Hardware, 203 E. house. 835 Escamhla. Ph. 25th St. FA 2-0274. IS TWW CIRCUIT COURT. SI ATM JUDICIAL CIRCCIT Jim Hunt Realty OF FLORIDA IW AMI FOR FURN. Oarage Apt. FA 2-2800. MODEL HOME • KRINOLK COrMTV CHAN. 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. cKRY NO. UTSS Office FA 2-2118 la tho Ratto* of tho AdopUoa 2-BEDROOM CB $61 month. 2825 Sanford N llbts FA 2-0648 aft Ave. 323-0700 MART ELIZABETH JOHN­ HOUSE SON and 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. WILLIAM OLBNN JOHNSON Kitchen equipped, near bus Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartments. Kitchen equip­ stop, 100 x 156 lot, 2510 JEROI.D WILSON KI.L.IS ped. 106 W. ISth SI. Ph. NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath Country Club Rd. FA 2-1SIT. MITICR TO I H f k CAUSE home, large corner lot, 311 FA 2-4678. Till: kTATH o r FLORIHA The Gables, Ml Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ T O i OLHNN ANDREW JOHN- ROOMS, AON, whoa* placa of Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ Magnolia AT*. FA 2-0730. tates. VA—nothing down, raatdanca la unknown plus City. 101 W. 1st St. monthly pay m enu <92.00. NOTICE Iri HERBDr OIV Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ EN that a Sw orn P t t l t l o n haa FA 2-8074 • FA 2-321*. chen equipped. FA 2-2048. 2 - 3 A 4 BEDROOM HOMES boon fllod l a tho C lroult Court, Ninth Judicial circuit of Flor­ FA 2-6347. Kindi L. Payton, Realtor All types of Real Estate ida, In and for Samlnolo Countr, Florida. In Chanoary, ROSE COURT, t Bedroom FA 2-1301 — 2640 Hiawatha whire In Pitlllonar JBROLD John E. Fox, furnished Apartment. Child­ 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen WILriON ELI-Iri. aoakO to adopt two cartaln whit* ohlld. Realtor equipped, si 7 EscambU Dr. ren welcome. SOU Sanford ran. to-wlt. MART ELIZA110 X. Park Ave. Ph. 823-0559 Ave. NO 8-023. FA 2-0620 after 3 p. m. DKTII JOHNSON and WIL­ LIAM OLKNN JOHNSON, thaaa prtaanta aro to cauao and ra For sale or lease. 4 Bed­ FURN. APTS. 322 2265. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, qulr* you to ba and appaar rooms, 214 baths, spacious before tho abova atylad Court air-condition, central heat TWO BEDROOM unfurnished Loch Arbor borne. $160.00 on iba lat day of March, A.D. Near Big Bear Lake. Also house. 405 San Carlos, $65. 1Pdl. than and thara to ihow monthly, contact Seminole cauac. If any you can. why Three room furnished 3 bedroom, 2 huih home In Realty. U01 Park Ave. tha raquaal of tha TOtltlonara Canelberry. Will, take late apartment. 2101 Magnolia, harala ahould not bo grantmodel car or diamond ring $45. Robert A. Williams, ad. 1 A 2 BR. furn. Apts. Uty*. Martin fall not ala# a Daas part payment. Pus session Phona FA 2-3851. $50 Up. FA 2-2764. era# Pro O tn lm a wilt ha at once, O. S. Miller, Brok­ tniarad agalnat you and tha 3 ROOM furn. apt. Adults. cauta prm-aad aa porta er, Orlando. Ph. <*A 3-2330 WITNESS my hand and of­ 1113 Perk Ave. or 293-3525 ficial aaal aa Clark of tha Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial FURNISIIEIl 4 HR, 2 belli Circuit of Florida, In and for SB TRK CIRCUIT COUNT. bouse on lake. FA 2-M74 or Samlnola County, thta tlth n in th j r m r r s L cin u u it . St. Johns Realty IN AND FUN SKMINOLK day of January, 1I4L FA 2-6627. THE TIME TESTED FIIIM COUNTY. FLOWIDS. (SEAL) IN n t S N U K N Y NO. IBSir Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr.. QUALITY RENTALS 110 N. Park Ave. FA 8-6123 Clark of tha Circuit Court. LILLI K MAE 8HRMI. Ninth Judicial Circuit of P la in tiff Furniahcd or unfurnished, Florida. In and Tor Sami- rg. Urge modern 3 HR. 2 bath For Snle. Rent or Truile IlKKJ AMIN rillDRl, rmta County, D*f*ndant country homo with fire­ 3-BK-, 2 liiilh CBS Ihjiiic, oak lly: Margartt K. Tyra floors, central heal. Fenced NirnrM TO A PPHSH DC. place, over 2000 gquare feel TOI n » u|a m lii rihlgg Onrdon V. Fradarlck yard with good grass and plus separate large utility I I I I H 6. C v m r tl AvonuS Attornay for Patliloncr fruit tree*. t-,p A n g i l n , C alifornia 3>it-:ut North Park Annul room. $160 furnished, $140 You «ro h*r«by r t q u l r s d to P. O. Boa 1711 tlil.uuo — TERMS unfurnished, with lease. file yu u r w r i t U n dofoaso t« Sanford, Florida Roan I,. Payton, Realtor Fubllah Jail. 31 A Fab. 4. tbo lllll of Complaint fur dl« Toro# fllod h ir o ln kgolnst yuu, It. It. 1141. split level Idkc FA 2-13UI — 36to Hiawatha with tit* Clork of the abovo Spacious, CDH-41 • ty lt d Court on nr bsfor* front home, 4 UR, 3 bath Msrch I t . IMS. *<rvo a <*o|>y available immediately, un­ Furnished 2 bedroom older m t h e c ir c u it e e i’ip r o r of ssnto upon p l a i n t if f * home at 11* W. 19th 6t. TRE fttffTM JUDICIAL CtR- a t t o r n o y . J t m t s C Colfurnished, $195 with leaseCUIT o r AND FOR ORRIAOLR l u r , l o t w«*t Church gtrsot, Reduced 10 $8,5UU with good COUNTY, FLORIDA, CHAN. Orlando, Plurlda. terms. IK HI AO. 1STM Ilsroln fall not or a dsuroo Two homed In Loch Arbor Tin: IliiriTtiN FIVK CENTS pro Suuf*«*u will b# o n t ir s d eectlon, each 3 ltll. 2 baths, NAV1NUS DANK, a g a i n s t you. Plaintiff. $125 and $133 unlurnUhed, Seminole Realty WlTNEwa my h i n d ond aval at Sanford, ritm lnolt County, wkb lease. MICHAEL, J. A. WILAON, J * - Florid*, ihi* i t k d o r of r * k . 1901 Tark Avenue at u t and at al. r u s r y , 1141 Dafandant*. (NEAL) FA 2 3232 anytime AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT A r th u r II. Roubwilb, Jr.. Stenstrom Realty IN c | » r k of tit* i:ir«utt C ourt MONTI. At-i: FORKPLOBtHK Near NAS. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Ry: AMrth* T. V lblta Real Estate — Mortgage* TOj OKURUE A. WALKER I>. C Aisume payments 67.60 jnu. Jam** C. Collltr 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 322 6742. R l TH O. WALKER , hla Aliornty ror Plaintiff wIfa T‘uMI«h r » b . 11, l l , I I . * 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-ins, Ra:Stf>F.AC Ki In an unkuuwn Mir. I, I Ml. ■lata or country ulliar CDK-SI fenced yard. 113 W. Cole­ 3 Bedroom brick homes. Choice local kin*. FHA. 545(1 thu'i tba State ,.f Florida, man Circle. $120 per month. and mailing addraai ba- IN TUli I'lKCI IT COLRT Ut* down. $7* month. 51 mn« FA 2-7484. lua: THM NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Jarvis. FA 2-16IU. *:» »i U. Atir“ . \'*s. CUIT. IN AND FOR SRRIIf. r Natal Air Htallon. RBLR COUNTY. FLORIDA 2 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. Naiy Numbar lit. Flaal UHANCKRT NO. IMIS JUST LISTED 865. 3819 Elm Ave. f-oil Of flea, Naw York. LUR.Nl.NR It. Z1EULKR, Clean custom built 3 liedXaw York Plaintiff, Furn. 2 Bdrm. house. 860 a You arc hereby notified Uiat v*. room, 2 bnlh Loch Arbor Fomplalnt to forai-loia a cer­ HARRY J. ZIUOLRIt. Mu. FA 2-4207. Call between Ihi ut v. Uni) $14,730.00 with tain mortgage encumbering D«f*ic J a u t . 3 p. m. and 11) p. m. the following dticrlbad real St,750 down. NOTtrK TO i m i i n property, to.wll: Till HARRY J. ZlLtlUIR Lot I. Block -K". COUNWho** roildonc* I* un­ Furn. 2 Bedroom House, TRY CLL’U MANOR, UNIT known Adults, no pels. FA 2-7664. Seminole Realty XU. 1. according to tha Yuu *r* h*r*by notlflrd that ptut thereof hi recorded In a Complaint fur Dlror.'a bat 1901 S Park Ave. Plat Rook tl. Page ti. bad, mod ogali.it you In th* 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ Public lie, ordi of riemluula abov* itylid Court, and you ment. Duwu* airs. Urge FA 2 5232 anytime County. Florida, ar* raqufrad to **r*a a <*upj rooms. Call 322-0341. haa beau filed agalnat ) og In ot yogr Anaaar or plaadlug to Service Station It Store. 3 the aboie-aiyled cult, and you lit* Complaint on tb* Plain, Room Apt. on 2nd floor. ■ra required to larva a ropy ttff* attornay. TRUMAN K. 6A 8p«cUI Noticed of your A m w e r or other tlRAriu.V. *17 <in* North OrLarge corner lot. Good lo­ Pleading to lb* Complaint on an*,- III Ik , OrUndi,, FlurUla REMINDER cation. FA 1-2739. PUIntlfri uttxruere, ANDER­ and fit* tha .irlglnal Anaw*r INCOME TAX SERVICE SON, RUSH, 1'KAN, LOWN- or plaadlug In tha offlca of UES A van den HERU, I lf Ut* Clark of th i Clroult Court O. M. HARRISON’S Eaat Ceulral Avenue, Orlande, riamluula County Court ILou». Florida, and HI* <ba original riatifvrd. Florida, ou or bofnra 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-6*27 J. W. Hail, Realtor "Call Hall" F t 2-3641 Anawer or utbar Pleading la tha tlth day of March. IRI. tha ofiJua •( tha d a rk of tha If )»u fall to do io. Judgintnt 2544 So French Ave. Circuit Court on or bafore by default will ba la ban u. For Sale or Rum lha tlth day of March, till. agalnat you for tha rallof da2 BR. Modern Uoum. 8171ALMOST new 4 bedroom*. 2 It you fall to do »o. a decree mandad In tlia Complaint. IXJNH and OUDCIIKD al pro aonfooao will he taken Catalina. FA 20571. baths, largo paneled living ■galnil >od for the relief de­ Hanford. Florida tlila 7tb day room with* si one fireplace, Fabruary, IMS. manded lu tna Complaint. 2 BEDROOM home. CB cun Florida room, Curporte. On TbL Notice ehall be puo- (SEAL) •traction. Near Plaeprdit Arthur II. Ila-'knl:b, Jr. llehod once a «e»h f<*r four I acra lot, near Wilson Clark of tb* Clr-ull Court ooueecutlva Weeki in the ShuSchool. Pb. FA 2-3734. School. Paula. $I9,3UU. Pli. riumliwl* County, Florida ford Herald. .... Uyi Martha T. YJlilau DATED tula 7til day of eebFA 2-1094. If you like country living D. C. m a r r . l»4L Truman C. Ura* .n 2 Bedroom, 2 bath*. On <8fc Arthur H. Backwlth. J r , Attornay for plaintiff HUBERT A. WILLIAMS south aide ot big la k e 111 On* North Ortnga Bldg. By: Martha T. Vlhlas Miry. Water f :r boating, Orlando, Florida Realtor • Deputy CH’-k Publlab Fab. 1L la. •» A Publish Fab. II, 11. II 4 etc. Orange tree*. Approxi­ Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. Mar. 4, 1H1, Alar 4. 1341. mately 21a acre*. FA 2-9162. FA 2-3951 Alianiic Bank Bkig. CJUf-54 Legal Notice 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Sltuntlon* Wnnttd over $52 muiithly pay iiienls. FA 2-3340. NICE DRY lots. also. FA 2 3677. Acreage WHY RENT? 2 BR, CB. FIIA. Small down payment. $52.68 per month. Corner lot. 1U) Country Club Rd. NO DOWN payment, Sunland Estates. By owner. FHA loan. 8 BR, 1 bath. Phone FA 3-0366. W all LAWN SERVICE Tupperware has opening for Mowing, edging, fertilising, 4. Two pert time $5u wk. etc. Satisfaction guarnnlm l. Two lull time flliti wk. Com­ FA 2-1817. mission. Car necessary. Call Geneva Wiilluns, Orlando. 29. Automobile Service GA 2-13)9. 17. Mule Help Wunted FREE loan of our efficient Carpet Shsmpooers with purchase of Blue Lustra shampoo. CarroU'a Furni­ ture. Cull Hens 35c each. Chicken manure. Snyders Poultry Farm . Lake Jessup. Ph. FA 2-6012. Blue studio ic-jeh. Good con­ dition. FA 3-1390. FACTORY T O YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS ‘ Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. CoL ton or nylon cords. Scnkarik G in** and Paint Company 2*0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Austin Pipe Organ, « ranks, probably 50 year* old, how installed In Sanford P res­ byterian Church. T e r m s 81,000, organ to be re ­ placed in approximately 3 weeks m utt be removed in approximately 3 days, sche­ duling tu be worked out with new organ Installcre al Church. Call Mr. Stine al FA 2-3877 (Sanford). • Nearly new PhUco Town and Country portable T.V. $190. Call 822-443* after 8 p.m. USED REFRIGERATORS Used furniture, appliances, 65.00 up. 401 W. 13th St. tools, etc. Uought - Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford MAHOGANY table and buffet. Plumbing & Heating Andiron* and fire place Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112 AIR CONDITIONING screen. FA 2-3289. CONTRACT and REPAIR Sell U* Your Furniture, Quick WORK Service With (he Cash. 16 MM KODAK movie cam­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 era, with light meter. Lea­ SUPER TRADING POST ther carrying caao. Phone FA 2-0677. FLUMB1NQ FA 2-8113. ' -* Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATE FREE ESTIMATES Upholstering A MHire si ren­ 1-86" 8U<el desk, 1 swivel R. L. HARVEY chair, l swivel stenograph­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ 204 Sanford Ave. TA 2-3311 er chair, 2 steel office ture, Call Ntx Bedding Mfg. chairs, leather cover. 4 Co., at 709 Calary Ave. Heavy wooden chairs, 4 fold­ 28. Radio A Television FA 2-2117. ing wood ehalrs, 4 folding PERSONAL RADIO A steel chairs, 3 steal cab* DON'T THROW IT AWAY T.V. SERVICE Inets, 4 aaaorted size Index We repair Phono Changer* Bring your aluminum furni­ card BMs, 1 tape recorder, ture tu us for complete reRadio k T.V., Aulo Radios 2 typewriter* A aland, webbing. 1 DAY SERVICE Ironrtte iraner, Uke dew k FURNITURE CENTER W h St. * Sanford Ave. other articles. Will a#Q in 1100 French Ave, Ph. 323 0653 bunch or separate. Phone Ph. FA 2-7953 KA 2-5771. 27. Special Services U IIB MAYFAJR SECTION A tew choice lots left in Mayfair section. Terms Robert A. Williams WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. Atlantic Bank Bldg. FA 2-3951 SPItlNKEIt SYSTEMS All Type* and Size* APARTMENT building. 3 Wc Repair and Service Apts, 222-2315. S T I N E AUTO SALVAGE YARD Michlaery and Supply Co. 5 acres on paved road near 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3-4453 Sanford. Not In operation Piano Tuning and Repair due to death, but sonlng W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4223 will permit continued use for tide purpose. $13,000. Reupholstery Special! I Chair* $39, aelectlon of fa­ bric*. Sofas $98, selection of Stemper Agency fabrlrs. Custom Made Slipcovers REALTOR — 1NSUR0R FA 2-4991 1819 S. French Ave. Chairs $24.50, Sofas $49.30. Central Florida'* Largest 18. HubIiiom Opportunity roupliolstery Factory. Free home estimate*, written guarantee, 10*,. down. W1I.L1K MOSCONI Central Flu. Decorators BILLIARD CENTERS South L Garland Orlando, Fla, Ph. GA 2 4579 Earl Big Profit* will! * W1L Sanford FA 3(1618 LIE MOSCONI "Golden Cocoa NE 6-6178 Cue" BILLIARD CENTER. FJUGIDAIKE High profit, low overhead! Sale* k Service Ideal for individual or syn G. 11. HIGH dicate. Get m on ground 1700 W. 1st SI. Sanford floor of fastest • growing Ph. FA 2-3683 year 'round sport. Only re­ sponsible members of Hie SINGER community will be consid­ SEWING MACHINE ered. For Information. Sales and Service Writ* to: WILLIE MOSC O N I ENTERPRISES, Free estimates In sdvsnre Dept. TA • 1922 Spruce St., Free home demonstration CALL FA 2-5788 Philadelphia 3, Pa. Alan's Fabric A Ilugs MAN o r WOMAN to service 2539 Park Dr. and collect from cigarette, Truck Body Repair coffee, hoi nul and oilier FinDli Carpentry work coin operated dispenser* In 307 Elm FA 2-281G tills area. This is u very good position that can be worked full or part time. Southern Air Pe-Min selected must have good serviceable car and 10 Heating - Air Conditioning Sale*—Repair—Contracting or more hour* per week FREE ESTIMATES and would require $509.00 FA 2-8321 lo 64,890.00 cash inveat- 2502 Oak menl. Write, giving name, Monument*, O m elery work address, telephone number Also Lettering ou Slones and all detail* to Box *006, SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. Dawson Stalkm, Tulsa, 2317 Mcllonvllle Ave. Okla. Phone KA 2-6448 16. Ftmnle Help Wunted - AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Need Salesmen for complete­ Wimlrihleld Buck GIuh* ly finished homes, built ou Door Gluriri Vent Glaas customers lot. Best RoaneSERVICE Ing. Tup commission. Call Sonltiirik Glunn uud Faint collect Titusville 267-324U. Company Amor)cun Heritage Home* 219 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-1622 Inc. AUTO • RADIO Drivo-U Repair Service AIR Conditioning men need­ ed. gee our ad under Edu­ PERSONAL RADIO k T. V. cation A Instruction. Com­ 25th St. A Sanford Avc. l ‘h. 323-0655 mercial Trade* UuutuU;. 31. Art idea For Sale 86. Automobiles • Tracks TWO WAY intercom $12.30. '63 Jct’p with 4 wheel drive. FA 2-5302. Also Power Band Saw. CnS T-SHIRTS 48c, work gloves, after 6 p. m. PA 3-4272, caps, Khaki Pants. Surplus '52 CHEVY pickup and Chevy City, 201 W. 1st. wagon. $130 caah buys both. Ready Mix Concrete, sand, Six new tiros included. Ph. stoel, window sills, lintels, 323-0362. dry wells, grease traps, step*, table tops, stepping 37. Boats • Motors stones, lot marker*. Miracle Concrete Co. Gtleway To T h t Waterway 308 Elm Ave, FA 2-5751 Kobriou Sporting Goods, Your EVINRUDE D ia le r ' Singer Round Bobbin sew­ ing machine, equipped lo slg 304-6 g E. 1st Ph. PA 2-5MI rag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ ments of $j.30. FA 2-9411. 38. Motorcyclta • Scooters SPINET PIANOS— We have VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $10.63 down k $3.32 Week­ In this vicinity two spinel ly. planus which must be sold Lewis Sales A Service at once. They can be pur­ 2317 Cuunlry Club Road chased by making small Ph. FA 2-7936 . . deposit and taking over am i II monthly payment*. 1959 Vespa Grand Sport, ClU Inquire Thompson Music FA 2 5035. Co., 29 Colonial plaza .Mall, Orlando. Thone GA 5 4577. 39. Trallon • CahsMd Royal magic margin Type­ t Bedroom House Ira liar. M L writer, Like now. 850. Re­ clien, living room, bath 'with aliowrr. Ph. FA 34610 01 frigerator, late m o d e l FA 26354. llotpotnt $73. Call 322-8910. Jm HOLLERSo/SANFORD , CHEVROLET 9 OLDS CADILLAC TODAYS SPECIAL I93K UI.DS I Dour Bftlan With Automatic TraneniLslwn, Itaillu, Dealer, Tinted Glaea, While Wall Tirve And Air Conditioning. 745 00 FALCON HUtlon Wagon. 4 Itoor ..... . , ,.i I •1793 263 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, V *. Bitch S h i f t------991 CIIKV 4 Door. Air Condition .......................... 1193 COItVAIK 4 Dour, Automatic ..... —....... ...... 295 FORD Button Waxou. V-6. Auto. ................ CADILLAC Bed*n DeVille, Power, Air Coed. 393 Sn FORI) HUtton Wagon, Aulu. ------- -61 CADILLAC 4 Door, Power. Air Cund. — - 2295 37 CIIKV 2 Door, Standard Shift -----------------36 OLDB 2 Dour, Automatic .................. — 37 PUIIIt B utton Wagon, V-8, O to r d r h e ____ _ 61 CHKV V, Ton Pickup, Auto. Trane. .....— 39 CHKV B utton Wagon, Very Low Mileage — 39 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. Hid. T ra n e .................... 53 PLYMOUTH 2 Ueer, A Bid. Shift —... ........ 39 KDSKI. 4 Door. Aolomatlc .........— ____ (9 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop. 6 C»L — 36 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. Air Cend. 63 CIIKV 11 HUtton Wagon, 6 CjL. Auto. 3H FOHD 4, Ante* V-6. Hardtop 36 FORD 3 Door. 6 Cyt.. Standard 37 FORD 3 Door ............................. 3* PONTIAC HUtton Wagon, 4. Auto. T rail. — 62 Jh 3k 60 36 39 119 E. 2nd 8T. FA 2-0711 MM P A W AVE. ORLANDO CH 1-3164 PA8-6M1 �'-Y V F W Post 8 2 0 7 Gets Deed For Property Jk f • f%* ♦*» ♦ 1 •fit 4 f 'n [fit k m Officials of South Semin­ ole VFW Toet 8207 signed final papers and received the deed for the recently purchaaed property where the new Post Home will be lo­ cated at last week'a regular monthly meeting. The property, formerly the Harris Boat Works, is locat­ ed on the Old Dlxio Highway north of Long wood. Handling the t-ansactlon was H. S. “ Hew" A r n o l d , Seminole County realtor. A combined meeting of the post and Auxiliary will he *2 i held at the new location on Feb. 28. The next re ruler merlin* of the Poet will be nn March 12. wvvT t S i f r W U. S. Choice “Flavor-Aged” After 21, common Kidney nr BlwUkr If* rltat Ion* illtcl i n r * i i m int »om*n ci Chuck Steak mm and D irn iti rot Unn end nrrroian from ion frtnucnl, burntne or Itfiiini urine lion both d ir end nit hi. Bfeendirtlf, you may torn and atiffar from Ilrid* achriu fl*rk*eh« and iff I old, tired. d*> prtated. In iaeh irritation. OTSTEI utuaUy brinta fait, rilaiina comfort by curblnt Irrltalinc term* in atront, acid “FOLGER’S” INSTAN T COFFEE 58 6 Oz. Jar ' (LIMIT ONE WITH YOUR 15 OR MORE ORDER PLEASE) “THRIFTWAY” FANCY MRS. C. I. MILLIKEN i« the new owner of the stereo Riven away tluritiR Shoemaker Construction Company’s open house at Jdyllwiltle. Giving the certificate to Mrs. Mllllken i» Joe Dennison, rep resen ting Shoemaker Conatruction, while Herbert Stcnstrom, local realtor looks cm. (Herald Photo) •'The greatest cause of blindness in children is pa­ rental neglect," Dr. 'Sidney Katz, local opthamotogUt, told members of tho Pinecrest PTA Tuesday In an In­ formal talk on diseases ot the eye. Standardized visual chart tests nr* not very reliable, U . S* Bound ^LONDON (UPI) ~ Labor party leader Harold Wilton, who has high hopes ot becoming one of the youngest prime ministers In British his­ tory, worked today on plans to visit the United Stales and secure s "happy relation­ ship" with President Ken­ nedy, Oldest Anglican church In the western hemisphere is said to be St. Peter’s Church In St. George, Bermuda, Dr. Katz said, because of the ability of children to mem­ orize the chart. He advised parents to have their children’s ’eyes checked before they go to school to determine if there are any defects in vision wliirh need to be corrected before they handicap the child's learning process. In other business, Mrs. Ro­ bert Hoscmond, chairman of the Beautification Commit­ tee requested an extra 8225 to replace tho dead shrub­ bery In the front of the school with hardy plants that will noi be affected by freezing weather, Mrs. Hoscmond note that though the initial cost of the hardier shrubs Is more, the long range cost wilt prove minimal. A motion was made and carried to appropriate the necessary fund*. SLICED BACON Vice president Dill Shepard, presiding in the place of President Kenneth McIntosh who was absent because of Illness, urged parents of Pinecrest School children to re­ member Mist membership dues in the PTA arc at ill be­ ing accepted for Uiia school year. Parents may send dues to the teacher by the child, lie said. lb. TO TIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR • Wo*U repack front wheel bearing# • Align frontend ^ • Correct camber, castor, too-in ^ • Hun careful toad check ^ P a y a s y o u rtd o TER M ITES S W A R M IN G Plate Stew 28 Short Ribs Of Beef ^ ib. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. 1st St. 48 PA 2*2821 38 Beef Liver Lb. “HUNT'S” brua*y IUIRS'HG CABS an d W v fl* t vuotfW p « io n ii® ••• 0 01 ,a t o l l V°® B o » r i < * tW r a ti* 0 m oot l « w * „o over *W . n r o i o e * 10 s i* » “d 4 0 1 6 1 . on * love. ndles®- ow n V in 1 h t-s . i9 in our “SHURFRESH" • AMERICAN ,t 0rl® «» ,b 0 r° ? fc o f th o € Ox. Pkf. Each (V 0t i 6 0 d „««o ot V n o o iy « « » ,0 “ * o exp® 0 6 0 •jU lfl ^ a .s e a l B to x y * o t w tu n liV 19‘ a r ° T fv U ftU M U i «* f o r ^ 100, 9 io C 5 ? r ° l 7 • SWISS Cheese Slices d m t o r o s t l® r ° ° , a n d d ie ® l t T * • PIMENTO % o iid in P "WBLCH’8 " APPLE - GRAPE D R IN K Q t. Can 25 25lh & PARK (Q u ality Rights Rcttnred) �*** e i o c* n v LARRY VERSHKI. Remember the hasvie last year (Jan. 11*) regarding our medical examiners? . . . Man, we hail headlines for days . , . Our examiners threatened to ■|uit . . . demanded legislation governing the signing of death certificates in the coun­ ty . Just for the record the delegation met yesterday . . . and where worn Vince Roberts, Ixmnard Munson and Ed Ston«r? Eh I • • • The courthouse tuluy looked like the "mob scene" from C'orsnr and Cleopatra . . , , without l.iz Taylor of course . , . unless she’s getting her license tag in Seminole Coun- ty. Tornado-Force Winds Ravage Seminole; Power, Phone Lines Disrupted Heavy wind anil rnin storms near tornado force slashed through South S e m i n o l e County shortly after 8 a. m. today rutting a swath through Altamonte Springs, Cassel­ berry and Longwood up to Five Points. Trees and power lines were down throughout the tri-city area with Altamonte Springs hit the hardest. Mayor Ijtwicnre 8 Wofford reported that winds were up to at least PO miles per hour and estimated that an Inch and a half of rnin fell during the PO minute storm. Hermits Trail, Sit -PIG and Maitland Ave. were closed due to fallen trees and a t least one home on l.nkr Florida wua known to have suffered extensive damage from u fallen pine In i', uJlru Swafford said that State Road L*ept. crews were notifieil and that the Altamonte Springs Sanitation Dept. went to work immediately on clear­ ing the debris, Casselberry, perhaps t h e lightest hit, lepoitcd that their greatest inconvenience resulted from a fallen power line across Cake Triplet Dr. and power fnilures. In l.ongwood Ihe emergency wutrr pump wag put to use for the first Unte since its re­ cent completion and nlthough power was restored within an hour in the business section some outlying areas still aru without rurrent. Longwood plumbers tleorge Reek and Son estimate that their building on E. Lake Are. auffered some $200 damage when the hurricane strength winds ripped off a sign and pnrt of the naif. Forest Rangers also were kept busy st a fire resulting from power lines down on llwy. 17-1*2 between Rig Tree ltd. and Five Points. Florida Power Co officials told the Herald shortly before press time that every availaide unit was put to work in the field with the hopes of having power restored to all areas hy nightfall. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ iim tlii W E A T H E R : Cloudy and warm lit rough Wednesday. High today, 70-75. I.ow tonight, 15-55, Nobody .eked me hut. after VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Kstnhlishcd 1008 TUKS.. FEI11tUARY~loT 'lOOiT^ANKOUn."'FLORIDA NO. 051 t h i s morning’s tain why| doesn't the rity convert tin sewage l i raiment plant Into a water treatment plant. • • • HURRICANE FORCE WINDS ripped off tlie zs|K n nnd part of the roof nt How come that Idnl sanrtuOeorgo Reek and Son Plumbing on E. Lake Ave. in Longwootl during this ary hearing Is scheduled for j morni ng' wind nnd rain rvtorni onslaught which hit the entire South Oiliittdn on Fell. 2M instead of Seminole area. I)umugc.s wore estimated at aonte $200 to the building. There was fog and drirrto hazardous, tieorgia hud three up to liulf foot deep closed | Virginia’» (Hand County. In this county when we ate so ll> I nited Press International (Herald Photo) in much of the rest of the na­ to four inches of snow in its sehools in parts of Virginia, I North Carolina’* lllue Ridge The Southland got a double vitally concerned? tion, with snow flurries powuortheust corner and ice forc­ North Carolina and Georgia. { Mountains the p r a • d a w n • • • dose of winter fury today— The heaviest snow depths of | snows were three inches deep ed the closing of U. S. 21 and | dering the central Rockies A FEW CONVERSATIONS. tomudic winds which ripped piiMuunlr A CONVERSATION WITH buildings in Florida and sur­ six inches wete repotted i nl and driving conditions were -111 near Clayton. MACK CLEVELAND JR. REPORTER: What about prise snows which c l o s e d this pay raise fur the county schools in three other states. Tlie storm line swept across commission ? CLEVELAND: As far a* Central Eluiidu and unleashed Manhunt I'm rourcriicd it will liuve to a series of tornadoes. BOSTON (UPI)—An inten­ county ambulatory patients. eminent extensively in tills Dr. Munson and Armao come from the commission as Tentative oiler of between Tot nutloct were s p o t t e d sive manhunt was under way Fitzpatrick said Hie county said their firm will open bids a body and net just from one near Pine Hills, near Orlando, $9 and $1(1 daily eseh (or the respect." today fur a man who may lie also must make arrange­ for their new facility on Fell. care of the county’s Indigent commissioner . . . Also can't mill at Lake Wales, and u pos­ Commissioners J. C. Hut­ Wimp of near tornmlic proportions hit the SnnBoston's "phantom strangl­ see a pay raise for the boen| sible tornado damaged planes while patients was offered to chison, John Fitzpatrick, Lee 28 and expert lo have il com­ ments to cure for Nrgro in­ ford area this morning as a tvnmll tornado atruck er.'* if they lire going III h ire nil nod u Iimokiii at the Lakeland the County Commission Mon­ (•ary mill John Alexander pleted aland (let. I. The mam digent patients. Pine Hills, an Orlando suburb. administrative aide. Falling tree limbs knocked out power nnd tele* airport. Trees were blown day evening hy nllicials of were lolil that Ihe Dellary building will house 88 hods, Back At Work down and electric service dis­ Retirement Life a proposed i nursing home would expect a with cottages providing more, BAGHDAD, Irag (Ul’ll - phone service while the aquall also tlainugod road con­ A CONVERSATION WITH rupted in the Tumpn area end Dellary nursing home. ■bort-term contract lor a cer­ Armao said construction of Soviet technicians brought in­ struction. The proposal was made at tain number of county pa- one wing now depends on the CORDON FREDERICK: Snnford N'nvnl Air Station roofs wete damaged in Punto Iraq'by Hie former govern the Informal discussion by tienta, In multiples of fo u r- county's contract. REPORTER: What about anm City. inrnt were rc|mrtcd hark at reported winds of 44 knot* Commissioners will meet tliis pay rai-c? 111 li winds swept a com- Dr. Leonard Munson, presi­ eight, 12. 16, 20. Flt/patrick work today trumirlg Inc new (53 miles per hour) ut the FREDERICK. The way the pact cai off n causeway near dent of Uta firm, and Tom s a i d the figure probably again with the nursing homo llfaring U slated (or I p. regime's army in Hie use of Imte, along with .40 Inrli of w«tlrt be i»y rhp^nelshbyhwv* ofllciiiD Mi Marelt 21. n utter* has becu* pirn.tied to Li. I'eUTaburgffV tally injur­ ruin between 7 nnd 11 n.m. m. Feb. TO by Juvenile Communis!-bloc wca|xms. Alexander said the Com­ Judge Vernon Mize for four the delegation us a one man ing a Wiscon-tu visitor. The ^ P a tie n ts’ would' derive. *fhe of Jo. II" stlthdi Ihe county Scotl Burns, Floridn Power request | fail to see hu.v we victim. Carl How man of Shs- Commi* ‘loners w e r e (old. has ttirce alternative'! flutld missioners also will ntrcl la­ Sanford boys charged with Mediation Seen nnd Light manager, sniil fall­ run in good conscience net on b'lygan, Wia., d ied in tlie Occi­ nursing gjre, tontine medi­ and operate a new nursing ter this week with nllicials prlly larceny. GENEVA (UPI)—Neutral* ing lien limit* caused short ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) cines. food, shelter, nigld home. Intiiil and lease it, or of Hie Sarcpta Rest Home lo it. The boys were charged by at tlie 17-nation disarmament cin oils and knocked out pow­ d e n t. and his wile, Irene, was clothing and linens. Medical tMiard tlie patients. —High winds blew a compact consider an offer lo care for .Sanford pollrr with theft conference moved today to er service In fit) per cent of hospitalized. care would lie furnished hy car nil a causeway leading to A CONVERSATION WITH of rake* from supplies de­ uicdinie between Hie Soviet Sanford's outlying areas for A number of cats were re­ the patirnl'a own physician. JAN FORTUNE: posited in early morning Union and Ihe West In an ef­ us much ns fit) minutes. Hie Sunshine Skyway today, ported dumuged in tlie Lake Other benefits would he rec­ Reporter: What have you Wales tornado. Hioken glass. hours Indore local gnxriles. fort lo break Hip deadlock on He milled tlie trouble seem­ fatally injuring a Wisconsin got to say alaiut that pay In i lies, utility lines mid dr reation, reading room, music They were romiiilltrd by a nuclear lest ban treaty. ed lo In* centered in thu Idyll- visitor. room, chapel and occupation­ raise? Judge Mize to the county The accident occurred as a vvildu ami Genevn nreas anil bris littered the streets. al therapy. Fortune: I'm hero today onJail on Frb. 8 and held In- General Exodus severe squall line moved In iiltutg Smith Sanford Avenue. The Tampa Weather liurent Dr. Munson pointed out ly to observe, that's all. romiiiunlcado until Feb. II, WASHINGTON ( UPI)—Tlie Fiist estimates, he said, Iriini the Gulf acro n Central received reports of "definite Reporter: No comment at torimdo-lype damage” in the average cost lor hospitallzawhen thry were released In Strategic Air Command wilh pointed to oxtiuiidvo damage Florida. lion lor heart, terminal ranall on tin- raise? Hip ruslmly id llu-ir par­ drew several 1147 jets from to power lines hut In (lie final Tlie victim wa» identified llrlandO' area. Signs were Fortune: I'm just suing down, ! j f j it home* had roof cor and other serious forms ns Carl Bowman of Sheboy­ England last week ill a pre­ nnnlysis proved to ho light. would become rots. Appointment of Clyde Fuess eventually of disease is $28 50 per day. down (lie line now; maybe Judge Wire at mam today liminary lo the planting gen­ as new Casselberry Building county linsinets Paul Bates, diinuigo mid one rur was re­ tine tit dorisl reported to gan, Wise. Hit wife, Irene, Armao said that "medicare later. Invited Uir press lo attend eral exodus of U. S. nuclear Inspector went through Mon­ ex-officio member of Hie potted off the road, The Herald that ill proceeding was taken to a hospital here. is coming, whether we like it Witnesses said a freak gust bombers from overseas liases. from Orlando to Sanford dur­ Jim Seliestn, subs mannger or whether we don't like it day night by a 3-1 vote of board n charge of studying and rrporl the hraring. A CONSERVATION WITH The father of one of Hie of wind lifted Ihe light car (lie Board of Aldermen despite of a Luke Wales radio station, ing till' height of Hie Storm . . . and nursing homes will JOE DAVIS: continued offers of Alderman Ihe problem, reported that in Iwiys repotted this morn­ Too Much Stress the wind Mew his mitomnhilf Irons the roadway as it tra ­ REPORTER: Say bow .heut saw a twister hit the s< uth. he utill/ed by Hie federal gov- CliH Overman ot “ remain on his opinion "it kinks favor­ ing hr has forwarded a I d ­ WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he off Uin highway and into the veled south from the St. rust seelion of that central ler of protrs! alxiul Ihe Im­ llighl recorder of the North Ibis . . . Petersburg end of Hie Sky­ the job." able that the county will prisonment In Coventor west Orient Airlines Jet which ditch. DAVIS; Well, Mr. Vershel Florida town. way. It lauded upside dawn Hecommended by Mayor make a study and survey to­ Farris llryant. "One family of seven was Damage was light to tele­ I have not determined if it is crashed in Ihe Florida Ever­ phone wires, according to It. in ehrsl-deep water, its doors Fred Heath, Fuess' appoint­ wards providing outfall." rating hreukfust when they the proper tiling to do a t this glades las) Tuesday indicate* F. Slieilden, Southern Bell - evidently Jammed by Hie Im­ The llecrcation Commis­ ment was approved liy Aidersaw their bout fly hy the win­ time. Hie piano was subjected lo men Art la-go, L. E. Wood- sion. which presented a bud­ dow," said Siclicsta. “They Telephone malinger. He said pact. violent stresses severe enough get in the nmount of $.1,100, lianvs and Board Chairman one pole was dawn in Geneva Well John . . . As we used to hcuid no sound, then nil of a to came structural failure, Il sudden their roof blew rdf. and a number of drop wire* Record Earning's RELF.M. Brazil (UPI) - A Edward Lunn (ieorgr How­ was given » sum of Sl.onn as say before the drrlino of the was learticd today. The house wu* a shambles." Brazilian naval vessel headed ard cast the only "nay" vole a starter to gel tla hall field (lead-ins lo hollies) were Roman Empire , , . NEW YORK (UPI) — EUrwhcie in Dixie, snows for the mouth of Hie Amazon although Overman, who said in sha|M> in time fo* March knocked down l,y fulling limits. American Telephone (k Tele­ Net suit HspetUi tal dentru Expansion Asked 2, Little la-ague Iry-ouls. he would like to refrain from GENEVA (Ul’l) - Tlie So River today under orders lo No large ruble*, above or be­ graph Co., the world's larg­ mi fei MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — escort the hijacked Venezue­ taking any part in Hie matter, Bcstriauu installations also vie) Union refused In budge low ground, were ilninngeil. tjllnl ei fe- (iltiuco tiel guslar lan freighter An/oategut here indicated at several points will lie completed and .septic |)Mlay from its take-it-or- Male Sell Scull Kelly coltril However, ufter-llie-fact dam- est corporate entity, had re­ dell erhn. leave-it stand on conditions today for a new four-year col- age may result, Slieilden mill, cord |!*ti2 earnings but (ell for forma! surrender by Its that he was not in lavor of tanks put in Che il fe’ constroto in tner short of Hie all-time peak in lleatlt and la-go advised for a nuclear lest ban treaty. lege in Pensacola, expansion Ihe move. rebel rrew. explaining moisture m a y corporate profits set by Gen­ degli allri (lei. Muck! ul Florida Atlantic University that a (trail of the proposed Tlie hoard unanimously vot­ American, British and So­ A spokesman for Hie Brazi­ creep inside the cubic*. • • • lian Foreign Ministry in Rio ed lo go ahead with posting new charter had Inert com viet disarmament negotiators In a four-year college ami lo­ County Engineer William eral Motors, Hie company's Man does that roof at the dc Janeiro said political asy­ Intent of Annexation for pleled and presented to Ihe gathered at a private lunch cation of un undergraduate llu«h reported extensive dam- annual report showed today. Ag building leak and leak and Shopping Center Seminole County legislative for what their spokesmen school of engineering al Hie lum would be granted the pro Eastrrn age to road const eviction, es­ leak. Communist Venezuelans who "subject (o drainage pro­ Delegation and that Hie en­ railed a "social'' meeting. University of South Florida. pecially heavy mi 25th Street * • • abling act would lie ready blems and ohlitr ration of It was their first joint meet­ seized the freighter last week Herald Index and Seminole Boulevard in Tills rain has ju*t about in Hie Caribbean, en mute Paragraph Four" which deals by March 15 If Hie charter ing since Hie 17 nation ills- I lope Soars H lldge Pag** 7 killed the goose as fur us fin. solely with the water rate is approved hy Ihe la'gtsla- armamrnl conference resum­ By United Pies* lnliiii.itiiui.il ( 'usselberry. Work will be illlo Houston, Tex. ('lun-ific.l „ ., Page 0 Hopes snared today for »eU liiyed in roniplcting these tailing Seminole I’nik KneeThe An/oategui was report- raise of Casselberry Utility lurc in April, it then will ed la-re last week after a C-sniit * Page 8 tlrmcnt of the Cleveland projects. route hack lo Hie people for two month recess. ed anchored in Brazilian ter­ Co. w ay road. • • • City .Manager W. E. Know­ Dear Abliy ....... Pag* 7 newspaper* strike and Hie It was pointed out that al a referendum. Sen. Hubert Humphrey, (D ritorial waters Monday night Editorial ....... . ... Page 4 A public meeting lor Hie Minn ), who was present, told suburban Philadelphia trans­ les said there was no exten­ in the north channel of tlie though Ihe county assumes OOPS! We goofed again, Page 7 Eiiti'iuiiiimcnt Amazon River mouth, about (mi rcspon-diildy «n drainage sole purpose of discussing Hie United Press International portation shutdown. Negotia­ sive damage reported liul that and made (Ivuige llobrow un­ Page 7 Puzzle ... 50 miles from Macapa. capi­ fur Hie Center, Hie malter promised charter was tel for that It w.ii a “ fruitful discus tions resumed in Ihe long the street department xva* happy. The petitions he pre­ I’Mgc 8 JOHN FITXI’ATIIICK tal of the northern territory of providing outfalls for the next Monday al 7:10 p. in. sion hut there was no sign Southern Pacific Badway dis­ checking. No major repuir Society .... sented to the legislative dele­ needs were reported. pute. . Page S entire South Seminole area In Hie Casselberry Town Hall. of any signficant shift." Sport* of Antapa. Onu Man Fight gation opposed . . . not fa­ vored . . . annexation hy ritirs and countira without referen­ dum. • s o There is absolutely no truth to the report that Republican Jan Fortune wa» lute to the Pay hikes, increased court only, asked the legislator* to cituliliahlng a rounty • wide hut Uihtril, "if they do receive four per rent of their salaries water rimsi-rvution and druin- pound, with n full-time offi­ in Seminole County. _ legislative hearings M-caus* fees und a revised pension introduce a hill increasing fire department. Fitspatrirk u pay raise, then 1 want one into u pension fund, mulched nge, and to establish under cer, and to control junk or Justice u( thu P u re Elmer Seminole County Cominis'ion- said the Commission "was not in a comparable amount.” hy four per rent paid by the this survey a water control *uIvtigc yntds. he roulduT find Saufutd , Ashley asked for dog control plan were broached by county ers pay $100 monthly. He ex­ unanimous" on Hits question. Williams now receives $11,500 counties. They may retire af­ prugrum of dams, levees, None whatsoever, honest, | Alexander, speaking tor the legislation and also for a law mean it . . . Plea»e believe me office holders to the Seminole plained Commissioners noWr Circuit Judge Volie A. Wil­ annually, plus $1,000 supple­ ter 10 years or more of service cunuls, dikes, reservoirs, etc., Commission, asked for nodd­ permitting justices to levy C o u n t y li-gislutivu hearing receive $200 monthly in pay liams Jr. requested of the leg­ mental pay. ut tlie age of GO. The revised to regulate and control thu ing legislation towunl (he fu­ fines up lo $200, rather thun . . . Aw, comeon! • • • Jtlus $100 fur expenses. He islators they support general Monday uflrinoon. Arthur II. Beckwith Jr., plun would Increase the indi­ water supply, payable through ture establishment of-a crim­ the present $t<*0 limitation. Possible li-gisiutb'n on Uicse asked fur $100 monthly, to in­ legldation seeking aaluiy in­ court clerk, sought sup|>ort of vidual contribution to H'a per genet ul obligation bond*, ns- inal court of record when Just for the record . . . . Coustulile Grady Hall ask­ Don't blame our county prtac- matters were brought up at a clude expenses. He said the crease* for State Supreme the delegation for statewide rent and would allow the of­ aeasnii-nta und ud vulorein Seminole County's population ed for legislation permitting cutor Karlyle Houahnlder fur public hearing called hy S. J. increase would bring local Court justice*, Courts of Ap­ legislation increasing many ficers to retire etter 10 years taxes to he approved in u ref­ exceeds 100,000. The delega­ the appointment of a deputy tion frowned on this request, constable. those kids being kept in jail Davis J r M incumbent Repre­ Commissioners up to the Flor­ peals Judges und Circuit Court court fees. He explained these or more of servire ul the ag* erendum. judge*. He added if the gen­ excess fees go to the rounty of 55. “ We must take tare of the since Ihe court could not l>e Tlie School Board asked for . . . that’s strictly Vernon sentative, who invited three ida average. candidate* to sit in: Mack Other Commissioners pie*, eral hill fails he would ask general fund. General Hutchison, speak­ water supply," General Hut­ established until oflor results a $000 minimum hid taw and Mire's hot potato. Cleveland Jr., for the Senate, ent. Chair man J. C. Hutchi* only that he receive consider­ SupjHirt of a revised state­ ing for the County Commis­ chison said, “or the develop­ of tlie 1070 federal census aru Svminul* Memuiial Hospital MEMO TO JFK: How come and Gordon Frcdeiivk and sou, John Alexander aruf Lee ation comparable to other lo­ wide pension plan for aheriffa sion, asked support of local ment of Florida will ho cur­ published in 1971. sought a 00-day extension on Gary, made no cunimenL Nor cal Circuit judges. "If they and deputies was asked by legislaUon permitting the re­ tailed." three-fourths of the Post Of. Jan Fortune (or Hie House. bhriiff Hobby also request­ filing its budget request after John Fitzpatrick, who said did they comment when Fits- do not receive a pay raise, I Hhulff J. L. Hobby. Present­ tention of a consulting engi­ Legislation also was sought ed legislation reguluting the the close of i u fiscal year en fice parking lot is reserved he was speaking for himself J pa trick asked tut legislation want nunc," Williams ly sheriffs and depulias pay neer to conduct a survey for to establish a county animal activities of privuta detectives SepL JO. fu r DO employes? W inter Fury K ayo's Dixie m w A ... Indigent Care Offered Hearing Feb. 26 For Four Boys BRIEFS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 55 Mile Gales Sweep Area ★ ★ ★ Compact Blown Off Causeway Casselberry Netties New Building Boss Hijackers Set To Surrender Reds Firm On Ban Treaty Now What's $100 A Month More, Eh Mack? � 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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Calamity And 'Cuber' Fill Capitol-Gumey THURS., FE B R U A R Y 14, 1903 COUNTY NEW S PA G E 12 scuttling the friendly govern­ , tha ment o f Canada. He stated that Congre* 8cmlnola County Young Re­ waa shocked when the Presi­ publican Club joined party dent presented the budget faithfuls to throng the Col­ Just short o f 100 billion dol­ iseum In Orlando Tuesday lars, coldly asked fo r a 12 night fo r • Lincoln Day cele­ billion dollar deficit and then proposed a tax cut. II* pre­ bration. dicted that such action would Highlight o f the evening furthar cheapen the dollar wee tha speech by Represent­ and the resulting Inflation ative Ed Gurney o f Winter would hurt the very people Park, now serving his fresh­ the administration is planning man term in tha U. S. Con­ to help. Gurney has been assigned gress, in which h* gave his im­ to the very important Space pressions o f the "new fron­ Committee in Congress. tier” .vfter observing it at Tuesday n i g h t ' s affair, close range. which included a fried chicken He characterised Washing­ ton as being fu ll o f “ confus­ ing calamity and 'Cuber*." Naming Cuba aa tha number one issue, he laid that ell the congressmen's mail is full of letters from constituents ask­ ing "what la the administra­ By Loots* Simnnek tion going to do about The council o f the Atta­ Cuba?" in o n t e Spring* Community Gurney la not reassured by Chapel at Its last meeting the Defense DepL’a "Snow Job" and questioned the ad­ elected Neel Buell chairman ' By Jane Casselberry Twenty CAP Squadron Names Officers, Has Foot Drills Sweetheart Banquet held Sat­ Tommy Partin and Alice Fot. Following the coronation stud­ urday night in the acbool entertainment was provided cafelorium. ents crowned Ana Slavik The Coronation took place by young ladies of the Bar­ ’ "M iss OHS" and Thad TJn- on a atage beautifully deco­ bara School of Dance in San­ By Moas Grinstead Four CAP senior members go "M r. OHS" at tbe annual rated with heart* and flow- ford. The king and queen then met last Saturday at the era before a vaat audience led student* In a grand march North O r l a n d o Commun of fam ilici and friend*. We* Swemon and Sutanne to music by the Blue Royals liy Building to disruss fu Partin, runner* up in the con- of Winter Park to officially lure plans for the newly or­ open the 1903 Sweetheart Ball. ganised South Seminole Com le*t, crowned the winner*. A fter the coronation Junior posite Squadron. The court waa made up of Appointed to offices by High Students held their Val­ repreaentativc* chotrn from each senior high class. For entine Dance in the Women's Cdr. Henry Ward o f North Building which was Orlando were Jack O'Donnell the ninth grade were Billy Club decorated with of Sanford a i operations o f­ Silkier, Judy Mlnter, Bobby beautifully Iltagally set forest fire* an Steward and Joy Wainwright; huge red and whltr hearts ficer and acting commandant nually destroy thousands o f for the tenth grade, Jimmy suspended from the ceiling. ot cadets; Mrs. Lynwood MlTables, each centered with chaux o f Longwood as p e r acres in Florida tlmlier and Courier, Marilyn Partin, Bar­ a single lighted taper, form­ aonnel officer and David Tilry Gonge and Maureen Boyle pnlpweod worth hundreds o f son o f North Orlando aa pub­ thousands o f dollars. Last and for the eleventh grade, ed a sem icircle around the lic information officer and Tom Mlnter, Carole Beasley, dance floor. year, when 8,008 forest fires testing officer. occurred In the state, 8,094 Following their meeting the were deliberately set and, in seniors m et with 11 boys to •pits o f rewards offered for practice foot drills. information leading to arrest The new squadron's goal Is and conviction, the wood ar­ lo attain 100 cadets and 50 sonist continues his dreadful senior members by Decern work. ber o f this year. Membership The Florida Board o f For­ la open to Seminole County estry w ill pay rewards up to teenagers between the ages |260 fo r information resulting of 12 and 18 years and to all in arryst and conviction o f a Interested adults. Further in wood arsonist. The Florida formation and literature is Bankart A n n . also maintains available from Ward upon re­ • fund fo r offerin g cash re­ quest. wards with 10 o f |100 each payable during any one cal­ endar year. A third reward source is tbe Florida Forest Arson fund which is provided by a representative group o f landowners and the forest In­ dustries. This group will pay rewards up to $1JKX). Last year there wars six persona rewarded with total ny Mona Grliwtead payments o f |600, the Florida North Orlando Mayor Frank Forest Berviee. reported. O f Fasula today reminded resi­ 883 convictions during the dents o f the village that all year, 84 were felonies. those wishing to vote In the Under state laws the ma­ March election must register licious etartlng o f fires on the even though they registered lands o f other is a felony. for last year's election. Conviction o f an offender can CORONATION CEREMONIES worn held ut Tbe earning election will a** bring up to flva years' lmOviedo High Suturduy night during the annual the municipality get Ite firet prisonmenL Intentional start­ Sweetheart Banquet to crown Ann Slavik, “ Mian fully elected council since It ing o f firs* Is subject to a fine OHS” and Thud Lingo, “ Mr. OHS." The popular we* chartered five y ea n ago up to f!,000 and/or imprisonstudents were chosen fo r the honors through hy the North Orlando Co. ment up to three years. senior class elections. (Herald Photo) Itrgistntlon hooka, In addi­ »r Oviedo High School Forest Service Offers Rewards For Information All Voters Must Register In Village DeBary Club Invited To Art Festival By Mrs. Adam Muller Members o f the DeBary A rte end Crafta Club have been Invited to exhibit in the Sidewalk A r t Festival to be held March 8-9 on Park Ave. In W inter Park. A registration fee o f |2 will be required fo r each exhibit­ or who will be allowed a 14 foot afiace and w ill be responsible fo r setting up and taking tare of his exhibits on both days o f the Festival. A sum o f |U00 will be given in awards with an additional 6600 going fo r "Beat In the Show." Reservations may be ins dr with "A rts Original," 333 N. Park Ave. In Winter Park. Checks should be made jiay•hie L> the "Sidewalk A rt Festival. Longwood To Organize Scouts By Dowau Halm A meeting will be held at 8:80 p.m. Monday at tha Longwood Elementary School in an e ffo rt to orgaalse a Boy Scoot Troop tor tha arse. A ll intereeted parents o f boya 11 yaara eld or older are urged to attend. tion to being open during reg. ular offlra hour* at tha V il­ lage Hell, will also be open from 7 p. m. until D p. m. on Wednesdays and F r i d a y s through March 15. Closing date fo r candidates to qualify Is Feb. 28. By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School's Brain Team defeated Oak Ridge of Orlando in an exciting 316310 point match In the Lyman Auditorium Sunday afternoon. Tlio Lyman Team was made up of Roger Schmidt, captain; Pete Carlton, David Smith and a new member, sophomore Richard Hall, who proved to be a valuable addi­ tion. Fletcner Cockrell Faculty Sponsor. is Firemen Serve 700 Dinners Lake Mary's Volunteer Fire Dept, and its Auxiliary serv­ ed ut least 700 barbecued chicken dinners in little more than two hours last Saturday night at the Fire Hail. Mrs. Frances Abell, auxi­ liary treasurer and publicity chairman, said today that o f­ ficials o f both groups have publicly expressed their ap­ preciation to all who helped make the dinner such a suc­ cess both by attending and supporting the event and by helping out in preparing for Uta dinner. The Oak Ridge Team, which provided lough compe­ tition, included Janie Hopson, Dsrryl Neill, Carol An­ derson and Jack Grierson, Mr*. Lcora Holt Is Faculty Sponsor. Milton Stokes of Orlando Junior College again acted as moderator and Professor Walter R. lloberg, Instructor in history and government at OJC, judged the event. Un­ official acorvkeepcrs were Roy Goodwin and Sandy Sherwen. Stokes explained to the au­ dience that officials of GE College Uowl have agreed not to take legal action against local high sehooia participat­ ing in Rrain Bowl competi­ tion if the radio broadcasts are discontinued. lie went on to say Uist the format of the matrhes, which is similar to that of the televlor program, might be changed so as to not infringe on their ropywrlght in order that bruadcasUng may be re­ sumed. It is hoped that more stu­ dents and parenta will turn out for these Interesting and suspenseful Brain Bowl matches and give the team their support and encouragement. _____________ TEAM MEMBERS Rog*r 8chmhlt, PeU Curlwn, David Smith and Richard Hall, left to right, prov*d • winning combination fo r Lyman laat Sunday afternoon in a match against Oak Ridge o f Orlando. The team'* faculty gponeor, Fletcher CodtrtU* U la back- (Herald Photo) Art Club Plans May Festival By M n Adam Muller Plans lo r participation in the Annual Slay Festival of tha Florida Fedaratlon o f A rt were made last week by the Deltary Arts and Crafta Club during a Thursday morning meeting at t h e Mansion House. The Festival will take piaee at the Mansion House, May It , with a food booth, package booth, white elephant oele, paintings, music and e grab bag fo r tha children on the agenda. A program o f music will he presented hy the De­ nary Choristers. Members o f ths club, alung with those from nine other clubs, were asked to contri­ bute pictures fo r the March Showing. New members joining the club at last week's meeting were Mr. and Mrs. liana Mor­ gan and Mrs. Pierson Little. By Louise Hlmunek Members o f the Altamonte S p r i n g s Elementary P T A Tuesday night voted to Join the Seminole County P T A Council which w ill consist o f representatives from ail the associations. The council will, in part, serve as e workshop to help train and familiarise members with work o f the association and will enable the various groups to take advantage o f many a e r v I e a a heretofore limited. Delegates elected to repre­ sent the Altamonte group were Mrs. Lawrence Swof ford, Mrs. Thomas Pinnock, Mrs. Leiand Berg and Mrs. W. A . Donaldson. Elected to e nominating committee for Altamonte were Mrs. Frederick Hass end Mrs Guy Nusi from tha member­ ship and Mrs. Jan Stover from the executive board. A vote o f thanks was ex­ tended to Mr. Berg who con­ structed a beautiful magaxine rack fo r the school library at a siseable financial saving to the PTA . The reck, which was sorely needed, had to be custom built in order to accommodate vari­ ous magaslne sixes and paper hack hooka. Announcement was made that a "M r. Magic” Show has been scheduled as the next fund raising project. The ■how will be held at the school on Feb. 22 beginning at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments of popcorn and soft drinks will be sold during the Intermis­ sion. Proceeds from the entire show will be used to purchase additional library booka. A t the lost count there were almost 2,000 books on the shelves and the association la now antering the last lap in Its race to reach the 3,000 book goal needed by the next school year If accreditation standard* are to be met. AEC Exhibits Program To Be At Lyman High By Jane Casselberry The U. S. Atomic Energy Commission's traveling axhlbIts program, "This Atomic W orld." from the Oak Rldga Institute o f Nuclear Htudlea, Oak Ridge, Tenn., w ill he pre­ sented to the entire student body o f Lyman High School during nn asaembly from 8:54 m. until 9:44 a. m. next Tuesday. Tha exhibits manager will give a demonstration end lec­ ture during the assembly on such subjects aa atomie struc­ ture, fission isotopes, chain reaction, nuclear energy iu tea and radioisotopes and their application. Following tha assembly ha will talk t o t h e Individual physical and biological science classes on atomic structure, fission end fusion, radlatlvn biology and nucleus and radio­ activity. Tho program la presented et no cost to the school. Moose Lodge Plans Dance Plans have been announced by Otis SJoblom, governor of Hanford Moots Lodge 1861, fo r tha February lodge-apon cored dance to be held Fch. 23 beginning at 9 p.m. In Lake Mary. Mrmbcra o f 1861's Legion will be hoeta. Tha next initiation fo r new members o f tho lodge will take place in conjunction with an initiation o f an Orlando class to be held at 3 p.m., March 8 In the Orlando Lodga H ell on W est Hwy. 441. Oviedo HD Club To M eet Friday Play Captures PTA Audience Ry Louise Hfmanek Egyptian Pharaohs literally took over the Altamonte Springs P T A Tuesday night when a play adapted from tha book, "B oy o f tha Pyramids," was presented by Mrs. Trene King'* sixth grade. Tho children, who wrote their own script end made t b e I r awn costumei end scenery, completely held at­ tention o f the audience and were called back fo r curtain call after curtain rail follow ­ ing the refreshingly bright and clear performance. A brief but interacting ac­ count o f the founding o f the P T A in America was given hy Sanford N . Kirkland, atate field secretary. The associa­ tion, which actually got under­ way In 1897, began a t a tea party where mothere, as so often happens, spent most o f thalr time discussing their children's s c h o o l i n g . A mother's group was organised and in a short time meeting! were taking place e t the schools. I t was some time later befora men were Included fo r membership in the association. members of Chapel Elects New Officers In Altamonte ministration's confusing re­ ports on the number o f Rus­ sians stationed In Cuba. It was first stated that 8,000 Russian troops were in Cubs, later, that 4,000 had been withdrawn and, finally, an estimate was given saying that 0,000 troops still were there. "These must be the same figures they used to compute the budget” Gurney quipped. He received very little con­ fidence from the State Dept, briefing in which Avsrill Herrlmen reported on Southeast Asia end "Soapy” Williams’ reported on Africa. He also criticised recent deveiopmente in foreign a f­ fairs charging tha Kennedy administration with embar­ rassing Great Britain with the Skybolt episode which hurt her chances with tha Common Market and with Lyman Schedules Family Institute By Jane Casselberry Dr. Douglas Brown, professor o f Marriage and Family Living and the School o f So­ cial W elfare at Florida 8tate University in Tallahassee, was at Lyman High School last Saturday to confer with Principal Ralph Dlgga, PT A President Burbon Ferrell and program chairmen Mrs. Thomas Pinnock Jr., and Mrs. Janies Blrkenmeyar. Plans ware made fo r the Family Institute to be con­ ducted by Dr. Brown at L y ­ man next Tuesday, Wednes­ day and Thursday under the sponsorship o f the P T A . He will speak eeperately before student and adult groups on problems o f marriage and family living. Athletic Assn. Nets $ 3 0 0 From Dinner By Linda Rmithnoa The Oviedo Home Demon­ stration Club w ill meet at 9:30 e. m. Friday in the Oviedo Canning Kitchen. The program will include a demonstration on mouth-toinouth rescuscltation by Red Cross personnel and a talk on selection o f pots and pans by Miss M yrtle Wilson, county IfD a g en t High Athletic Assn, served 330 persons at a chicken din­ ner sponsored by the croup last Saturday night in the cafeteria of the Longwood Elementary School. Proceeds were reported at approximately $300 which will be applied against the debt for athletic equipment pur­ chased for the school. Entertainment waa provid­ ed by the Lyman Dance Band. Tbe Junior High Cheer­ Seminole County area reaidrnta are invited to submit ileaders, dressed in their at­ new* Items for report In tha Sanford Herald to the news cor- itractive red sweaters and rad and white skirts, served as respondent in their area or directly to the Herald offices. cheerleaders with a prise to go to the one who sella tbe moat shares. o f the deacons and Mrs. W. M. Rellisle, secretary. Trustees elected R o b e r t Newell as their chairman and Mrs. B. D. McIntosh as secre­ tary. A covered dish aupperi is be­ ing planned fo r the antira Tnembership on Feb. 22. Dea­ cons are in charge and a spe­ cial program also is being planned fo r the evening. T roop 268 Sets Cookie Sales dinner and a dance, was spon­ sored by tha Orange County Republican Executive Com­ mittee. Entertainment waa provided by the Orange Coun­ ty Teenage Republican Clubs (T A R S ). Skate City Club To Take Part In Tampa Meet The Skate City Rollers Dane* and Figure IIKPO KTBK Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Louisa Hlmunek TE LE PH O N E 838-1240 Bear Lake-Forest City Mr*. Shirley Wentworth 333-1078 Casselberry Mr*. Jan* Casselberry 838-5046 Chuluota Mrs. Jean Si agin 385-3743 DeBary Mr*. Adam Mailer 888-4410 Enterprise Miss Helen Snodgrass 888-0933 Geneva Mrs. Louise Grayson 349-4871 Lake M iry Mrs. Frances Waster 332-8219 Lake Monro* Mrs. If. L . Johnson 322-4722 Skating Assn. Meet tha Tampa at 838-331? Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes Mrs. Mona Grinstead 822-2291 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Unde Smithson 865-3514 \ H E R A LD OFFICESt Sanford 326-8811, 322-2818 and 322-2813; County 425-6936 and 414-6824. * Roller the trip Include Jo Ann Krug, Fran Krug, W alter Satfleld. Barbara Payne, Pam Hultotte, George Johnson, Sharon Tuc­ ker, Lola Raub, Michels DieFailo, Gena Brnddoek, Gena Tillman, M ail* Allen, Gall Netxband, Scot Barnet, Carrcll Watson, Mary Margaret Cohen, LI* Cohen, CartAyn Cohen, Eddie Hadloclc, Carol Dowd, Sara Klnny, Bea Sava, reae, Tom Vletch, Billie Jo Barnet and Debbie Perkin*. This contingent trained hy Kenny Perkins will be oat to retain for another month pos­ its* Ion o f the Mid-Florida Skating Assn. High Point Plaque which they won laet month and have proudley dis­ played at their rink in Fern Park. By Louis* Simnnek Girl Scout* o f Altamonte Springe Troop 288 w ill be making door to door celle beglnlng Friday in their annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale. This year’s assortment In­ cludes the new peanut butter sandwich in addition to tha ehocolata mints and shorties. The cookies sail for 45 cents per box. Any peraon In tha area who does not receive a call from on* o f tha girls, may contact Mr*. R. F. Watts, 103 E. Faith Terrace In Maitland and aha w ill see that tha cokoiea are delivered. Tha aala will be continued through March 2. E D IT O R IA L I Members planning to make Village Firemen Slate Election By Mona Grinstead Election o f officers fo r the newly reorganized North Or­ lando Volunteer D ep t is slat­ ed fo r Saturday e t a matting o f the group to be held at 5 m. In the Community Building e t the Village Recre­ ation Area. Henry Ward, appointed lest week by the Village Council to heed the reorganisation, saya that all interested men, especially In the retired and older groups, ere Invited to attend Saturday's meeting. COMM ENT Help In Drive Casselberry Volunteers topped Seminole County Fire Dept*. In collections fo r Sunday’s Cerebral Palsy Telethon turning In $364.09 to Sanford’s $323.53 and Longwood'* $200.12. Altamonte Springs, Oviedo and Lake Mary report that they did not receive sufficient ad­ vance notice o f scheduled activities to partici­ pate in the drive. Longwood’s collections were made under some duress since Immediately after the drive got underway the Volunteers were called fo r standby duty ut an accident on the Sanlsndo Springs Rd. Shortly thereafter they were called to a woods fire out on SR 434 where the truck broke an axle. However, firemen are trained to overcome obstacles and the collection wpa soon continued in the area. All o f the volunteers who devoted time and effo rt to the cause, no matter which area they serve, should be highly commended fo r help­ ing out with such a worthwhile project Workers such as our Seminole County Firemen played * large purt in sending the drive over the top. SOUTH SCMINOIX JR. HIGH SCHOOL ALL PURPOSfe BASKETBALL COURT Laid oat in squares, the jlislay was colored and label1 by those purchasing one lu*re fo o t Each buyer waa resented with an honorary ted. Anyone wishing to partidite la the project may acad l for each square be wishes i buy to Mrs. Phyllis Black, f Longwood, association A contest la anderway at * school between players Competition Arena. A scale drawing o f the lulti-purpose basketball court * association la planning to slid at the school waa on North Orlando Oiteen members take part In the Mid-Florida Call Your Reporters AREA Club will go to Tampa 8unday, to SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR HIGH Cheerleader Pam Meant Mr*. Phyllis Black an honorary deed to one aquar* of tha nromaa hall court to be built at the school by the Athletic AaamChar tfhowa colored equal** for each plot aold. (U *n ) 0 �. #* Cleveland, Frederick Unopposed; GOP Flops On Candidacy Move B T L A R R Y VER81IEL The top primary road pro^ Ject fo r thla count/ will b« Celery A rc. . . . Watch and are Mar. 7. • • • Pipeline haaiile ian't over jret . . . Watch fo r a law suit • • e Say, what about an airport for Seminole 7 . . , Like tu ace the chamber carry on an active fight for one the way they backed the pipeline. • • • W e have been besieged by people wanting to know the Latin Ln yestt'rday'a column regarding John Fitzpatrick . . It'a a poverty vow taken by the Trappiata . . . • • • Memo to John Fitzpatrick: Make that pay hike effective 1965 and we'll buy a little of It • • • When the grand jury ia pan­ eled the thltd Tuesday In April watch for a full investi­ gation into flim-flam opera­ tions in Sanford regarding home repairs.. . . It will break this town open at the aeams. • • e Johnny Fitzpatrick m e c t i the legiriatlve delegation M onday.. . . Hcarlnga atari at 9 a. m. at the courthouie. . . No tellln' when John will be up there. . . . N o charge for admiaalon. • • • Republican Says H e ll Run Then Calls It Quits With a wholesale scramble o f would-be candidates in Tallahassee this morning: seeking: to beat the noon dead­ line for qualifying: in the special M a r c h 20 Legislature election, only Seminole County’s Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick escaped opposition. They are the only ones in the entire state field, l TP I reported, to win the elec­ tion without an opponent. Jan Fortune, English Estates, who obtained qualifying papers at the courthouse here Thursday and who issued a formal statement to a Herald r e p o r t e r today that he would run on the Republican ticket for the House, failed to qualify. Miss Audrey Flynn, president o f the Seminole County Young Republican Club, said that Fortune was in Talla­ hassee this morning, called home at 9 a.m. and said he in­ tended to qualify. But U P I reported after the noon dead­ line that Fortune failed . . ★ ★ Formal application for two to qualify and that Gevenew bulldinga out by Eastern land and Frederick are Shopping Center have been without opposition in the aiked in the zoning o ffic e .. . . March 26 election. Price cloae to $300,000. . . . U l'I quoted the Secretary One will be Tradewinda Cafe* o f State'* office that the two teria . . . Seminole County Dcmccrate, M affett'a Building work Cleveland and Frederick, auto­ renovation now underway by TALLAHASSEE matically are elected . . . a* Commercial and P a rk .. . . Ab. More than 130 atract Co. will move in aa well of March 28 . . . ai Sem, * . ★ ★ . ★ . ★ Qualifying Office Jammed 'Full' a* Attorney G. Andrew Speer. • • • County’* next Slate Sci and State Hvprescntatlvq, |»- (U P I) — candidates Leglsla- tadw U the Asad- Near ♦'.•'vdinYday la l l * spettivcly. * deadline to ‘pick up your 1063 Regiatrir Camilla B tu $ im­ licenae tags. tiled more papers weald t * • re­ ported that tire r’.neduied ceived. some 431 cundldalcj MEMO TO DON W ILL- Feb. 26 parljk/priiiury elec­ bad filed for the 40 seats up tions will not Si held since SON: You can etart answer(or grabs. ing your phone again . . . there Is no opposition for par­ The candidates now have there's no need to call any Re­ ty Dominations, to days to campaign for votes The March 26 voting will publican around here any. be a “ token election'’ to place before the firat primary bal­ more. • e # Cleveland and Frederick in loting Feb. 26. Only two candidates won Cleveland, one-time Watch for a release eoon on office. automatic election without a apeaker pro tern of the House bfg apartment p r o j e c t at resigned a* Seminole Coun­ contest. Former Rep. Mack “ Huntsville.” ty '! State Representative last Cleveland Jr. of Sanford was 6* A CO NVERSATIO N W ITH C O U N TY JUDGE VERNON M17.E. REPORTER: See that let­ ter to the editor yesterday? Any comment? MIZE: Rather not now . , , I haven't flniihed the case. R E PO RTER: la it usual tor a 13-year.old boy to be kept in Jail that long. M IZE: Just no act rule. It appeara North Orlando women are more intereated In politics than the men out there. Three women, over the last two days picked up petit!lions for town council seats. The threeare Mrs. Marvin Campbell,Mrs. Rill Sklslak and Mrs. Anton K/ecek. a • « The Anchor Club la holding a ear wash at the Phillips 66 Station on the corner o f Third SL and Park Ave. The girls w ill be waiting for you there from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. • • • When you take your Sun­ day ride, cruise out toward Sanlando Springs. Those who have been there recently tell us the camellias and azaleas are especially beautiful in th iir extensive gardens and there are thousands of camel­ lia blooms in every shade. I t sure looks good to see that S h eriffs deputy getting out o f bis patrol ear and dlreeling traffic at that eery, V E R Y bad Intersection where 27th SU crosses Hwy. 17-92 and that s t r e a m i n g high . school traffic and Naval A ir Station traffic makes cross­ ing extremely h a s a r d o u s every week-day morning. » • * week to seek the new Senate seat under the new reapport­ ionment plan. Frederick, one. time State Representative, then qualified for the House •eat vacated by Cleveland. Fortune was endorsed tor the GOP nomination by the Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club but k could not be learned if lie had won the endorsement of the Seminole County Republican Commit­ tee. Don Willson. GOP county committee chairman, had been quoted hi* group would have a full slate of candidates in the field. He could not be reached today to learn why the Republicans '‘fizzled" in placing a alate in the race. The Herald was still en­ deavoring to learn at press time why Fortune had failed lo qualify for the elections, since he had formally an­ nounced Ilia candidacy and had proceeded to Tallahassee to flic the necessary qualify­ ing papers. Cleveland and Frederick will Join Rep. Joe Davis at Seminole County's delegation in the State Legislature, which meets in regular ses­ sion on April 2. “ Words cannot express my sincere appreciation," Cleve­ land said this afternoon, “ to the citizens of Seminole Coun­ ty for allowing me to be nominated as State Senator without opposition." Frederick is attending a legal institute seminar in Jacksonville today. Tax Deficit Is Corrected T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — B u t* Auditor Bryan W illi* u lil today a 9150 deficit found in the books o f Orange Coun­ ty T u Assessor Helen Ben­ nett bad been corrected. I f your 13-year-old kid ia The deficit, made up oo bom# late from school better June 30, 1962, was apparently • hark . . . . he could be in Jell caused by a duplicate pay­ around this plat * ment fo r travel expenses. Something going on kt the southeast corner o f the 25th S t and French Ave. intersec­ tion. Another service station T • • • . ' -4V•J>.1K ,. Plot To Kill DeGaulle Flops PARIS (U P I) - French police foiled a new plot to­ day to kill President Charles de Gaulle and overthrow hit Fifth Republic regime. Reliable sources said six French army officers and a woman were arrested. There was no official an­ nouncement. But reliable gov­ ernment sources confirmed the plot. It appeared lo have been organized by army o ffi­ cers. The source* said an officer armed with a ride with tele, scopfc light* was to have kill­ ed De Gaulle by firing al him from a roof when he visited l Se War School this morning. De Gaulle made the visit and returned to the Elysce Palace unharmed, without any assassination attempt having been made. There have been two unlucceisful attempts to kill De Gaulle in the past two years. Sportsmen Meet The Seminole County Sports­ men's Assn, will meet at 7:30 in the courthouse, it was an­ nounced today. --------- 1 ■ ■ W E A TH E R : Clear nnd slightly wnrmcr through Saturday. High today, 6 5-70. Low tonight, 40-45. VOL.. 63 I U U United l’ rc7s Leased Wire V A . . . Important Post WASHINGTON Sen. George (U P I ) A. - Smathcrs. (D -F l*.), was a lig n e d to a seat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Thurs­ day. Epidemic United Pres* International An epidemic o f the flu continued Its sweep across the land today, jamming hoipitais and culling into school attendanco and the work force. Release Seen PO RT EVERGLADES ( U l'I ) — A Cuban refugee, one of 746 who arrived here Thursday, said that Fidel Castro may soon release 31 to 23 Americans being held prisoner in Cuba. Lifeboat Established 1008 A bride-to-be waited in vain at tiie altar in Miami Thursday. The l>riilcgnM>m-to-l>c, a young sailor, lay dead in their new homo here. Franklin E. Hnigh, 21, a native o f Miami, was found dead in the bathroom o f the home he had rented Feb. 7 nt 11406 South Sanford Avenuo (rear) between 2:30 and 3 p.m. Thursday. Hnigh, assigned to V A Ii-9 nt Sanford Nnvni A ir Station, hnd informed his inndlord, Lon C. Slmerly, 3100 South Sanford Avenue, Wednesday that he had intended leaving early Thursdny for Miami to I ks married. Mr. and Mrs. Simcrly, noting Haigh's car still parked at Ids home Thursday afternoon, investi­ Funds Okayed For Hospilal A $100,000 building addition program to Semlnolt Memor­ ial Hospital will be launched about May 1. ( Senator Speisard L. Hol­ land and Congressman A . Sydney Herkmg Jr. today no­ Broke Up Rocky Moves In N egro Vows Take Over Search On For Hijacked Ship JFK Hits Squabbles Fair Sailing What's A Few Blisters! ut 8 a.m. Thursday and returned 12 hours inter at 8 p.m. In accordance w i t h President Kennedy’s phy­ sical fitness program for Marines, the three hiked 25 miles to Stetson Uni­ versity and 25 miles back again. to the hikers und they stopped o ff ut a roadside park at Orange City for the noon meal. All three Murines were back on duty today, with Lt. Gentry limping a bit from a cut foot und a few blisters. Otherwise, all three expressed they felt no strain from their GOR o s iunchns w a re ta k en mile bike. NO. 649~ gated and found tho partinlly-cind body on the bathroom floor. Justice o f the Fence Hugh Duncan, acting coroner, and Deputy Jumes Q. Gnllowny investi­ gated and reported Hint apparently Hnigh had been in bed and hnd gone to tha bathroom, where he suffered a fatal attack. Navy personnel at tho base Friday refused to divulge any information about Haigh pending an autopsy. Jiulgo Duncan snid death apparently was duo to natural causes but that the Navy had re­ moved tiie IKxly to tiie Jacksonville Naval A ir Station for a |>ost mortem. He said the body probnbly would be returned to Miami fo r funeral and burial services. 4 Boys Freed, Hearing Slated Marines Make Hike Sanford'* mul ching Mu­ rine* stepped o ff 50 miles in 12 hours flat Thurs­ day. With nothing hap­ pening: except a cut foot and a few blisters. Capt. Richard Ilalalip, Lt. liarry Gentry and Sift. Robert Ryan marched o ff fmm the Marine ham-m-k* at the Naval A ir Station SANFORD, FLO R ID A NAS Sailor Found Dead As Bride W aits BREM KRIIAVEN, Germany (U P I) — Tiio luxury liner Maasdam struck submerged wreckage outside the BremerFour boys charged with haven harbor today, and the petty larceny and held in the elected to the Seminole Coun­ 230 passengers were removed county Jail over last weekend ty Senate seat without an op­ in lifeboats. were released last Monday to tiie custody ot Uieir par­ ponent, and former Rep. Gorents, U was learned today. (h o V , Frederick, Sanford, County Judge Vernon Mize, f United Frey* International <*07 C W w l***'i«> old Tfou » * .i jV. Nelsc * A. ilickci -Her who committed live boys to sea l m m ut an opponent entered the T od ay New York jail, refused today to discuss K l e M f f Carr. St. Peters­ newspaper strike and snag* the matter other than a pre­ burg, w rit unchallenged for threatened today to delay pared statement he released the tlenincratle nomination settlement of (lie even lunger following publication hy Tiie for Pinellas County's group Cleveland newspaper strike. Herald Thursday of a letter Five seat, but several Re­ o l protest by the rather of publicans are battling for the one boy. scat. Judge Mirc'e p r e p a r e d M IAM I (U P I ) - A federal Former State Sen. John aviation official said Thurs­ statement follows: Sutton, Orlando, won the “ On Friday, February 8, day that “ without a doubt" Democratic nomination for the Chicago-bound jetliner 1963, four Juveniles were tak­ the Group Three Orange seat that crashed in the Ever­ en into custody by the San­ but must fight H out on glades killing all 43 person* ford Police Department and March 12 with Republican referred to the Juvenile Court. aboard broke up in flight. Robert II. Elrod, Orlando, They were charged with petit also unopposed for his par­ larceny, having been involved ty nomination. in a scries of (hefts of ar­ A TLA N TA (U P I) Negro John R. Wood, Sarasota ticles from the front* of cer­ Democrat, received no oppotl- Dewey Roosevelt Greene Jr. tain grocery stores around the today carries his fight to en­ tion to his party nomination City of Sanford. A detention for Sarasota's new Senate roll in the University if Miss­ order was signed and they issippi before three Judges seat, but two Republicans of tiie U. S. Mil Circuit Court were hekl in detention in the are running. custody of the Seminole Coun­ In Monroe County, Char­ of Appeal*. ty Sheriffs Department until les Stamm, Key West, was Monday morning, February the lone Republican qualifier 11, 1963. After a hearing be­ A LB A N Y, G*. (U P I) A n hut will face a Democrat in fore the Cnurt, Uiey were Integration leader vowed to­ March. released to Uieir parents and H ie 12 House seats to he day that Negroes would vig­ the rases were continued hy filled in Dade County attract­ orously renew their fight to the Court until a later date ed the moat candidates, more remove racial barriers in (his at which time di*|iositlon of than 100. The Rev. Edward southwest Georgia city des­ the cases will he made.” T . Graham, Miami Negro pite a setback in federal leader and former Stale NA- court. ACT official, qualified Just before the deadline. He will run in Group 13 in Dade ORLANDO (U P I) SecCounty. rctary of State Tom Adam* has recommended the division of dairy industry of the State CARACAS, Vrnerupla (U P I) Department of Agriculture take over the Job of regulat­ —Two Venezuelan destroyers ing the state's milk indus­ churned through south Carib­ bean waters today, hoping tn WASHINGTON (U P I ) — try. Intercept Dip Communist-hi­ President Kennedy says the jacked freighter Anioategul. Western Allies are “ enjoying Interior Minister Carlos An­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — the (usury" of squabbling over policy and strategy because President Kennedy’s contro­ drea Perez said ships from the Soviet threat to Berlin has versial tax program was as­ friendly countries including receded. sured fair sailing in (he Sen­ the United Stales were “ co­ But he ia eonfulrnt, he ate today, evrn though ad­ operating" in Ilia hunt and the told a news conference Thurs­ ministration leaders larked had instructions from government to day, that “ if the threat cornea vote* to broaden it* path Venezuelan again, the alliance will Join through tiie finance commit­ take part in the capture. A spokesman for the gov­ together.” tee. ernment • owned Venezuelan Navigation Co., operators of th* 3,216 ton vessel, said tha Anioategul was located 153 miles southeast of Puerto Rico Thursday night. Fight Seen FRL, FE B R U A R Y 15^963 Herald Index Bridge ......---- - Fags 6 Classified _ ------- Pag* 9 Comics .....------ Pag* B Dear Abhy . Fags 6 Entertainment .... Page 7 Editorial — Pag* 4 L e g a l* ----- P a f* 6-7 * 8 P u llle , ___ _ Page 8 Society ..... ------ Pag* 8 Hport* _ Fag* t Churches .—. ------- Page 2 VE G K TAIILK GROWERS Rive close inspection to a field o f cabbage under insect control in u re­ search plot nt the Central Florida Experiment, •Station, Thursday. A largo crowd o f Ccntrul Flo­ rida growers attended the annual field day, which County Atrcnt Cecil Tucker culled "very success­ ful.” From left standing are Rex Clouts, Oviedo grower and Cedi Tucker. Kneeling are grower W. W. Tyre and I)r, Joint Wilson, station entomo­ logist. (Herald Photo) 'Aid' Program Seen To Help Drop-Outs An expanded vocational rd million program aimed at those children who leave school at 16 was under pro longed discussion hi Thur* day's School Hoard meeting. A preventive rather than a remedial plan la the purpose of an enlarged program, Iward members were told by John Angel, principal of South Seminole Junior High School and president nf the Juvenile Council. through a vocational educa­ tion program. Hr said such a program should lie designed to help dependent and delin­ quent children, also. Ho add­ ed too many children drop out at 16. Supt. H. T. Milwee report­ ed R has been estimated that seven million 10-year-olds will drop out of school by 1970. Stewart tiatchrl and E. 5Douglass, of the school staff, outlined present vocational education, including b o r n e economic!, business educa­ tion. trade and Industry, in­ dustrial arts, technical elec­ tronics and drafting. And. they said, it is hoped aoon to add business machine* cours­ es, advanced induitrial arts, automobile mechanics and other almliar courses. How­ ever, it was added, more vo­ cational educational units in the schools have been “ froz­ en” to the present number for four years by L e g iiia liv t action. He explained that many youngsters are not interested In tha format educational format and drop out of school as soon as they reach the age of 16. It la not, be said, that these youngsters are retard­ ed because many have high IQs. It la only that they are interested in mechanical or other vocations rather than academic subjects. He continued that these youngsters who drop out of school, having no formal edu­ cation are unable (o find suit­ able employment. Or for that matter, any employment at a ll County Judge Vernon Mize Mixed Trading: NEW YORK (U P I ) — reported that of tha 300 chil­ dren referred to hla Juvenile Stocks opened narrowly mixed court |s 1962 at least 25 per In moderately active trading coot could have been helped on th* “ big board” todsjr. tified Robert Betaerer, hos­ pital administrator, that ths U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare has approved a $63,000 grant un­ der the Hill-Burton program to the local botpliaL Ttii* grant wUl be matched with $33,000 of hospital funds for the new building program. Bcsserer said th* new pro­ gram will include s 16-bed pediatrics department and ex­ pansion o f the surgery de­ partment, kitchen and stor­ age building. Tiie hospital last October completed construction of a Ihrce-slory wing with the ex­ ception that s part o f th* third floor ii only a “ shell.'* The 10-bed pediatrics depart­ ment will he placed in this incomplctcd third floor sec­ tion. Bcsserer said construction hids will l>* asked tn lata April and rnnitructJon should be commenced about May L Soviets Reject Nuclear Plan G ENEVA ( U F I)— The So­ viet Union today rejected I'rm lilrnl Kennedy'* plan to guard against accidental war. It eat* the Kremlin'* terms for a test ban treaty were the only oriei on which S pact could ire negotiated. Chief Soviet delegate Vas­ sily V. Kuznetsov, a firat dep­ uty foreign minister, told the 17.nalion disarmament con­ ference the Kennedy plan would just make espionage easy. A t the earn* time be gave th* conference a “ take it or leave It choice o f accepting the Kremlin's test ban plan or risk getting no treaty at alL The antl-occidenUi war plan, personally pressed by Ken­ nedy in s nieaaag* to the con­ ference Tuesday, would have set up special observation teams, established i n s t a n t White Huuae-to-Kremlln com­ munications and c a r r i e d through ether measure* de­ signed to prevent war by “ ac­ cident, miscalculation at fa llure o f communication,” Kuznetsov told the confer, cnee Russia Insist* an accept­ ance of its to m s for such key treaty point* as the number o f on-eite inspection* for pol­ icing the b*Jk �I « •in fu rb Rev. fr r a lb G rover P a so Sewell Many of us are very pmtied and concerned at to nhat it happening to the thinking of aome Americana about our natioo'i relaUonahlp w i t h God. It appeara to be very different from that which many of ua were taught aa children and to wa find it neceuary to io back into our early background for a re­ examination of our poiitlon. Aa 1 looked back In bUtory moat encouraging and en­ lightening fedora are aeen in event* malting from effort* of men who believed that they were directed by God and who became very prom­ inent in the founding and de­ veloping of our country. In hlatory we find that eo many of our founding la­ ther* were well varied In theology at wall aa the hard and difficult problem* of state and enenoalee. It la true that :: * i ' Lake Mary Baptists Set Mission Study A School of Missions wQl bo a *■ W they were thought of as being rebels against tradition of tbeir day but they were not rebels against faith in God. Aa we look at some of the testimony of our esrly lead­ ers we can understand mspy things. The Pilgrims signed tbe Mayflower Compact in 1620 before they left the boat and It said, "In the name of God, Amen. We . . . do by these present solemnly and mutually, in the presence of God and of one another, cov­ enant and combine ourselves Into a civil body politic." Btnjamln Franklin said, "I believe In one God, Creator of the Universe. That He gov­ erns it by His Providence. That Ho ought to be worshippad. That the roost accept­ able service wa randar to Him Is doing good to HJa other children. That the soul of man la immortal." George Washington' wrote, " I am aura that there was never a paopto who had more reason to acknowledge a divine inter­ position la their affairs than thoas of the United Statas." John Adams declared, "A Mad Providence has preserv­ ed and supported me for f f years and seven month*, through many dangers and difficulties, though in great waakaeis, and I am not afraid to trust In its goodness to all eternity." Abraham Liaeobi la the Oettyaburg Address, gave ua tbe phrase that we all know so well, "this nation under God." Perhaps non* of ua cans to return to the physical prlrations of yssterday. TM stagecoach may M good to watch oa television, but we would act went to trade It for ear eutomobiles, jets, or other means of modern trans­ portation. It would not M good to return to tho kero­ sene limp, th* wood stove, or many other laoonvonlaneos of yesteryear, yet It would M e tremendous advance If Amer­ ica could regain her filth In Ged and M r obedience to Mid at the First Baptist Church In Lake Mary, startin f Sunday and continuing through Friday. lor all ages, Bethrough Adult, have planned to present the millions study course. These classes wU be eondnded aft­ er guest missionaries apeak and win last IS minute*. This is aa unuiaal oppor­ tunity ta Mar mleatonariaa and convention speakers. All members and Mead* at the shurth are lavtted te attend. TM (peaking schedule for these special guests will M aa fallows: Sunday S:4I a .»., JUv. John Whitt; Sunday S:U jwu-. Bar. W. 1. Cowley; Monday T p.m., Mrs. Manta Brocfci Tuesday ? p.m. Mrs. Marvin Sorrell*i Wednesday p.m., Bee. H. M. Mlchtyi Thursday f p.m., Bav. J. B. We aee on every bend mul­ SoutM rtandi Friday T p.m., tiplied evidence that many Or. F. M. Carter. Americana art turning from God and oneouraging others to do so even aa wa face ths greatest danger in our his- Missionaries To Be Guests InChuluoto Certainly our situation la not hopslata IP wa turn to Him again. In so doing we should pray for an outpouring of His Spirit, for forgiveness, healing, and guidance that we Urn First Buptlat Church of may walk In His light and Chuluota will play host next live la His love. week to a group of mission­ aries who will be conducting d a lly . a a r v i c e s , Sunday through asm Friday. TM missionaries serve with the Southern Baptist Convention in the borne and foreign mis­ sion fields including Brasil and Mlgarla. Mission study courses will b* taught taeh day at 7:18 p.m. Adults will ba taught by Grace Methodist Church will Mrs. Clare Lee Lyons and have a soriaa of "New Life will study "Chains are Meetings" for five consecu­ Strong." Mr*. Mary Bristol tive days beginning this Sun­ will teach the Young People day at 7:30 p. m. Guest who will study "The Vacant- preacher will be Gerald MeHearted" and Jim Parks will Cray, former missionary to teach "Son’ of Israel" tor tbs Alaska and now pastor of the D o w l i n g Green Methodlat Intermediates. Th# Junior Class will be Church in Bowling Green. The meetings, which are be­ taught by Clauds Woodard on "Butch Discovers America" ing held In all Methodist and Mrs. Gerald Pressley churches through th* DeLaud end Mrs. Parka will teach the District, have aa a them*, Primary Class oa "Happy "Warm Up Your Heart.** Th# public is invited and a nursHouse." Kveoing services will begin sty will be provided. al I p.m. Schedule of speak­ This Sunday at tbe 11:00 ers la: Ray, Marvin Sorrells, a. m. worship service, new Sunday a.m.; Rev. A. Bp- members will be received. The pea, Sunday p.m.; Dr. Perry pastor, Rev, John H. Hires Jr. M. Carter, Monday; Rev. Wil­ will preach on the topic, "A liam K. Cowley, Tuesday; Well Rounded Religion." Rev. Hires announces tliut Mrs. Lonnla R. Brock, Wed­ nesday; Mrs. Sam T. Mayo, a new Sunday School class Thursday, and Rev. H. M. lias been organised for young adulta, age* 11-84, with Phil Leicbty, Friday. Monroe aa teacher. The class meet* at the regular Sunday School hour, g:4f a. nt., and new member* are welcome. X I■ i. fa ! R f f ■i i. 4 1 Grace Church Series To Open This Sunday fii. l*n u Oviedo WSCS Seta Meeting By Ltada The general mooting of the Oviedo WSCS will be held at • p. as. neat Monday at the Flreft Methodist Church. There will be ■ Master­ ship Tea for new end pro*peetlve m e m b e r * wad ell women of the church are arc#4 It attend. fUtaai i^B S k lf IftP Ikft ‘ptr: tram will M Mrs. Lloyd TttLick. inluiuQBi'V for Holitii Altamonte Springs To Get Nev; Church A Rich Full Life In Our Nation $ EDITORIAL 2— F ri. Feb. 15, '63 Dr. E. D. Brownlee, a much be­ loved form er pastor o f The First Presbyterian Church o f Sunford, died Jan. 28 and u graveside service was held at the Evergreen Cemetery*, Jan. 80. The funeral service was conduct­ ed in Zephyrhills. Dr. Brownlee was bom in Plainville, Gn., April 18, 1884. He attended public school in Plalnvillc and con­ tinued his education at the Univer­ sity o f Georgia, Southwestern Pres­ byterian University, and Princeton University. He received doctor’s de­ grees from Rollins College and David­ son College. His first pastorate was at l|ock Springs, Ga. which is now In Atlanta. He served the Rock Springs Church for five years after which he moved to Sanford, Florida where he becamo the pastor o f the First Presbyterian Church. He began this work in 1912 and continued until 1948 as senior pastor. He remained pastor emeritus until his death. When Dr. Brownlee arrived in Snnford he found 185 people on the church roil but this was not to re­ main so fo r long. During his ministry 1,829 persons were received aa mem­ bers. Almost half o f these people were received by confession o f faith. A t the time o f his retirement from the Banford Church Dr. Brownlee es­ timated that he had made more than 30,000 pastoral calls, had preached 5,160 aermons, officiated at 535 wedilingtC and conducted 740 funurals. Dr. Brownlee was not content to sit by when he could serve a church In need o f pastoral care, so in' 1950 he agreed to supply The Inverness Presbyterian Church. * This church wus organized in 1911 but in 1950 had only 50 members. Within six years the membership had grown to 190 ami had discontinued its status as a Home Missions Church to be­ come a self sustaining and contribut­ ing Church. Many phases o f the work o f the Church have been enriched and for­ warded by his efforts. He was inter­ ested in higher education and served in tills cupuclty by being a trustee o f Agnes Scott College o f Decatur, Ga., a director o f Duvidson College, Davidson, N. C., and a director of Columbia Theological Seminary, De­ catur, Gu. He served us moderator o f tho Bynod o f Florida and o f Saint Johns Presbytery. Dr. Brownlee did not neglect his duty as u citizen. He whs president o f the Sanford Klwanis Club and wor­ shipful master o f the Musonic Lodge o f Banford. He spent his last years at Zephyrhills and was the official greeter fo r Zephyrhills Chamber o f Commerce. The people o f Zephyrhills awarded him the Chumber o f Com­ merce trophy rb the most courteous citizen o f their town. This great man had the fine bal­ ance o f knowing how to enjoy the lighter side o f life. He found time to hunt ducks, was a member o f the Audubon Bird Watchers O rganiution, and made pictures and plaques o f thin copper os well as trays o f alu­ minum. His hobbies and work made him a man o f greatly varied inter­ est#. The people o f Banford as well as other places will remember with great uffection Mrs. Brownlee and a son, Dr. Harry Brownlee o f Zephyr­ hills. Two grandchildren, John and Betsy Ann, as well as two brothers, Lawrence and Carlton, are among the survivors who will miss a great nun but who will have much satis­ faction in memories o f a loved one whose life was truly worthwhile. DR. BROW NLEE Elder Springs To Conduct Mission School TM Cider Sprints Baptist Church will enter of week of Intensive missionary emphasis Sunday. Th* week will Include special mission courses of atudy, plus a*van different missionaries bringing special challenge*. The schedule will M : 7-7:45 each weak night than will M a special study by age groups of aom* area of missions. From 7:45 to t:46 p. m. ths missionary will apeak to the combined classes. Sunday Uia missionaries wlU bring the message at th* 11 a. m. serv­ ice end th* 7:46 p. m. service. Missionaries scheduled to be present ere: Sunday a. m.—Rev. William D. Bender, Nigeria; Sunday p. m.—Mr*. Lonnie R. Brock, North Brasil; Monday p. in.— Mrs. Marvin Rorrells, Chero­ kee Indians, Oklahoma; Tues­ day p. ra-—Rev. H. M. Lelchty, Superintendent of Mis­ sion*, 1‘anararae, Calif.; Wadnvsdey p. lu.—Rev. John H. Whitt. Field Secretary, Dis­ trict 11; Thursday p. hi.—Dr. l'erry M. Carter, Former Di­ rector, Florida Retirement Cenleis; Friday p. a .—Rev. William K. Cowley. Nigeria. All services uro open to the public. Ebenezer Schedules New Life Meetings Rev. Delmia Copeland, pasor ot ths Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church, will be guest minister at Ebenesar Methodist Church of Sanford neat weak for a eerie* of New Life Mootings, Sunday through Friday. A Church MemMrshlp Youth Classes To Begin Annual membership classes for young people to obtain In­ struction In churchmanihlp wlU ba Mid at the First Methodist Church of Sanford. Classes for Mys and girls in grades four through ilx will begin this Saturday at 5:90 a.tn. at the church. Classes for Junior High stu­ dent* will M taught during the regular Sunday School hour beginning Feb. S4. Senior High students and Adulta already are attending a rlasa and another will be arranged upon demand. Parents are Invited to call Rev. John Adams, pastor of tho church, U they have any questions about any of the classes. solos. Young people of th* church will open their meetings on Monday, Wednesday end Fri­ day at «:80 p. ra. with a sandwich aupper to M fol­ lowed by ainglng, Bible drills and devotion*. Rev. Copeland was born In tbe coal mining team of Stone, Ky. He received hi* BD degree in 1»S» from Aabury Seminary In Wilmora, Ky. after which M came to Florida to serve four roars os associate minister and youth director of the Winter Garden First Methodist Church. He was transferred to Cas­ selberry last September. AU members and friends of th* church a n Invited to at­ tend tM New Life Meeting*. Ilcv. Jewell K. Smith, pust- nt a sponsored by the Tempi* Bap­ tist Church o f Orlando and or o f the Temple Baptist tars. will be an Independent Mis­ Church, will personally work sionary Baptist Church with In the new Altitmnnte Spring* doctrinal heliafa the tuuna n* chinch. A native o f Kentucky, commonly hsld by Missionary rhurrhes of the Southern Bap­ tist Convention. The church covenant ami confession o f faith will 1* the same at thut In Southern Duptlst Churches. Support to foreign missionar­ ies around th* world will be­ gin Immediately. MONTH ORLAHIIO Church O f God BAPTIST CHAPEL IS* X. Polrfes « * • CHURCH OP liOU CHURCH V, N. Msgaard, Chaptl Pastor SSad A Preach r n k A w . aa* 14th Bt. Sunday Hehool ____ SMS s.m. Garold D. Boatwright Pastor C. C. D « » # _____ _____ Tsstor Training U n io n _... Site p. m. Sunday Krhool 1:11 a. ra Sunday School _ — 1:41 a. ra. Worship It s. m. 7:11 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Morning Worstil* t t :00 *. ra Wtd. Kvtnlng Prsysr 7:1* p m, Evangollstlc Horv. 7:10 p. m. Evening Worship —. T:to p. m. Tus*. 1‘rayar gsrv. T:J0 p. m. A.Y.F. Thurs...... . «;I0 p. m. n t.n i’.H IH N IS lit H A IT I ST Tliur*. Ynung I'oopla Wod. Prajrsr Htrvlost 7:14 p.m. Old Orlando Md. at Myrtle Kndtavor .— l i t * p. ra. D. Hamilton Griffin __ Pastor Sunday School »:*> a. m. Morning Worship II:M *. ra. Assem bly O f God Training Union — (tin p. m. Congregational r iS K C S R IT ASICH RLT Ersnlng Worship _ 7:44 p. in. op ana church roXflRKG ATIOXAf. O r. srtb a a * Kim CIIH1STIAX CHURCH IT. M. (n ew ——-----— Taster Catholic ( t'allrd rkurrh of Chrlot) Hundsy Hehool — »:4S a. m. A L L IOI I.* CATHOLIC Park Avouaa at A4IS at. Morning Worship 10:So a. m. r l l l ’MCH » : l i a. m. . _ Church School Evening Worship _ 7:10 p. m. Oak Avo. at *tfe St. 11:00 a. m. Service Tat*. Evening Pastor 4:3* p. m. _ Christian Youth Touih S e rv ic e __ _ 7:4* p. m. Itlehtrd Lyon* Hutiuay Moists . 1:11 a. in. Ministry M ld -W «tk Bsrvlo# 7:1* p. m. . I:S* a. m. n*v Walter A.R. Mcrhtrson, 10:00 a. m. Pastor Alliance Baptist WoskSty* FINRCRRBT BAPTIST CHURCH S'lHST CIICKI.'II THU XAE4HKXM Laka Mary, PI a Rtv. W. L. llolnmihc, Paatop OF Sunday 5 4* a- m. . . Blh|s School 11:*« a. ra _ Morning Worahlp 7:10 p. m. _ Kvtnlng Horvlca 7:30 p rn. W».l. Mld-Wotk I'rnycr Htrvlcct 7:J"P m. I«t Wed. Mlatlonary Htrvloo Pentecostal PIRST PKXrKt’O trA I. CHI'IICH o r 1.0X4,WOOD M l Orange Street Rtr. E. Ruth arsttt — Palter Sunday ichool lt:At a. m. Morning Worahlp ll:to A m. Hundsy Evening _ 7:34 p. m. W»d. Dlhlo Study _ 7:1* p. m. Conquarora Matting rrldny ___________ 7:30 p. ra. ()|BM l|fe| Psslor — __ William 3. nuts* Morning Worship _ lit* A 11 a. m. (undsy School Training Union 4:43 a. m. ( M l p. m. Evening Sorvloo ___ l :*0 p. a. Wsd Officsrs A Tsachsr* M s s l ln g ____ ____ 7:*0 p. m. Wsd. Praysr (trvlco Sit* p.m. Christian Science N azaren e FIRST O B im rH OP T H U RABARRISR W . Sad ■«. a* Maplo A n . Paul Dlekss , .. .... - paotor Sunday Sohool ...... t:4l a m. Morning Worship 1*:4I a m. Youth -... — --------lit * p. nt. Kvsngollltls (trvlco Iltt p ro. Third Sunday Hlngaplratlsn____S:to p. m. CALL FA 2-267/ These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice > Mr. gad Mrs. L. F. Career Th o R its Thootro BUI U toIs m I Bmptejooa Mr. and Mm. M. K. Strickland Wilson-Mairr Fumiiut* Co. Mr. aad Mn. A l WiUoa Airs. Appleby's Kcstaurant Lucille sad llarold Appleby 116 N. Park 1 Hollar Motor Sates Co. J. C. Penney Company C. L. Kobiaooa sad Eaptey*** property. Pood F air htorat, lac. Uoorg* Halley A Krapiojvvo Sanford Atlantic National Hank lUaorii H. itedgoa ft BtofI Bouthtm Natural Gas N E W L IF E M E E T IN G G R A C E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H OHOUAn l f c WOODLAND t tIRU THURS. A V I. GUEST PRE ACH E R ?*HE\\ G E RALD McCtyAY DISTRICT •06 W. 20th Bt. SANFORD, AGENT Phono FLA- 822-8448 MODERN WOODMEN OF AMBRICA HOME OFFICE: ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Joba Duma A Stott Hill Lumber A ffardwar* Co. Jimmy Crappa ft Kmyloyro* suit F a ra laauranro CompaaiM Irvlag L Fry or sad SU ff * The American Oil Company Eainictt Farrell A S toll Security Julian Whigham b NO TICE EuhoU Redding Company valuable >*# * FIRST CHORCR OP C H R U T nriRRTIST SR sum : *osoa4 Stveot (undsy fltr-lc* A Sunday School ll:t * a ra. Buhjteti “Soul * Wednesday Sorvlc* 1:40 p. raRcadlng Room: (In Church Edifice) 1:14-4:10 TUOA A Thurs. J. M. Caraoroa t t e S U ff end other aaaefe la any man's meet Choir Sets Bake Sale CHURCH ProfrM RliR Print inv Co. — properly coordinated Social 71:1* a. ra. . 7:1* a. ra. EX T Httnairom Realty Uorh SteRstrora t«4 Stott with ter ot a million i si- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lutheran BIB Park Avows* Chrietian P. B. Chase* — —— — Psalor FIRST CHRIST! AX CHURCH LCTHRHAN CHURrH OP Presbyterian Morning Worship — 1:41 A. ra. OISCiPLHa OP CHRIST T IIN RRDIIKUMR Sunday School _ _ _ S:4* a. m. 1*07 B. naafard Avo. 1*3 W . SAth Plata FIRST PNR»R YTE R IA V Morning Worship tl:«o a. m. ttav. Wayno Johnston Psilur CHURCH Training Union — * : l i p. in. Sunday School . . . _ * :t l a. m. T b s Church of th* Lutlitran Oak Avo. and Tfclrd St. Evening Worship .. 7:1* p. m. Morning Worohlp It:** a- ra. Hour" and TV This It ths Life" Grover Hawaii Jr. Paator Wo*. Prajrsr Bsrvlo* 7:11 p. m. H*rb*rt W. Ootrto _ — Pastor Thomas H. Makln __ Atalatant School .___ 4:1! a. m. Morning Worahlp 1:41 a ra. Church O f Christ Hundsy CKXTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Worship gsrvlo* — 10:10 a. ra. Hjnday S c h o o l____ t:41 a. m. CHURCH OP CHRInT Cor. l*th Si, A oak A r*. Saaalon Meeting __ 10:41 a. m. Ooaava Oall Smith ____ ______ Pastor Morning Worahlp l li t t a ra. Evangstlst Bandar School _ m S;*t a. m. Ralph Rraartr Jr. Pioneer Fallowahlp 4:00 p. ra Hint* H sh n o l___ 11:01 a. m. Morning Worship tt :* l a. m. Banlor Ftllowahlp _ 1:40 p. m. Methodist Morning Worship H its a. ra Training Union — Silt p. ra. Kvtnlng Worohlp _ l i l t p. m. Rronlng Worship „ 7lt* p. m. Kvanlng Worship - 7:1* p. ra. ORACB M BTN O DIIT CHURCH Wed. Ptnyor (trvlco 7:1* p.m. Wrd. P »a r«r Barrio# 7:1# p.m. Wad. Prsysr (Arvlso 7:1* p.m. Onora Rd.. at Woodland Avo.. Nurrery Opsn Rtv. John IT. Hirst. Jr. Tatlor PAOLA CRt'RCH OP CHRIST Sunday School W T R I t _____________ 7:1* P- ra. • :4S a m. Hlahvtny 0* W iM ■anday Nits Broadsast Murnlng Worship 11:00 a m. Morris Ruby Kvsngsllst M Y P --------------------- 1:14 p. m. L . D . S. Dibit Clsstt* — 10:0* a. ra. HT. HAVRE PRIHITTOB C III HLTI o r JKSUB I'llItlk P Murnlng Worship _ 11:04 a ra. BAPTIST CHURCH OF LATTHH DAY BAI.XTa Evening Worship - S:t0 p. m. RBK RK IER METHODIST S4«b at. ■ ■* Chaos Avo. 33IB a. Park Dibit Ctassso Wsd. 7:10 p.m. CHURCH C. T. Morris _ ™ -----Pastor Rlahop J. Htanlty Hnuaton Cltras llotghta llogutar Msotlng 11:1* a. ra. Prloathood Mealing * :« « a.m. c H U R rii o p C H R iv r Rtv. nay Gregory, Jr.. Pastor (First Monday) U a iV M O . Kla. Sunday Hehool — _ 4:45 a ra. (unday Bchool — 14:10 a. ra Conftronoo ..........- 7:11 p. ra. Lord's Day garvlcot ISitt Am. Morning Worohlp 4:04 p.m. 11:00 a m. Bacranitnt Moating (nrrrsdlng Saturday) sod 7:SS p-m. M Y P ................ S.-10 p. m. Third Sunday — - 7:1* p. ra­ B v a W o r s h ip ------- 7:14 p. m. ja s H arrltl^__ — Aos’t Pastor .Wtd. Prsysr Barries 7:10 p. m. te " “ flsrt B r o w s ______ Evangsllst WHBTStDS) H iaalRH AH T FIRST HRTHODIST CHURCH Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH TO LIS T YOUR SIS Park Avo. (th as. 41 Holly Avo. Blbls Btndy — -.—i J0:«o A m. John T. Adams Jr. __ Pastor Paul Id. Calloy Pastor Morning Worship J1:S0 a in. Morning Worohlp _ 1:14 a m. ■undsy School _ I#:** a. ra. Evsnlng Service _ t:S0 p m. 1:41 a. m. See "llsrald of Truth" 1 p.m. Sunday School Sunday Morning Worship l * t l l A m. Morning Worship H A S a. m. Sunday on Channel S MY** Mooting* ( i t t p. ra Tustdty Sunday Boalor) Kvtnlng Worship 7ltl p. m. Ladles Dlbls Class tt:0S a.m. (Inttrmsdlat*. Evtnlng Worship _ 7:1* p. ra. Wsdntsday Wsdnssdty Prayed Horrloo „ T ill p. ra. Dibit C la s s e s ___ 7:10 p. ra Eunice I. WUom and Staff PERMANENT LIFE INSURANCE ijuui he cam# to Orlando five years The Junior Choir o f the Canago and started the Temple selberry Community MetlmdBaptist Church o f Assies ist Church will sponsor a H ike Park in n rented building with Sale this Sntimlny morni-tif ten sung hook* und "fnith In beginning lit 0:-*10 lit tint God." church. Today the ehunch has more Proceed* from the side will than 71)0 memheta end it* go towards the purchase o f land and buildings are valued new choir robes. its r o a n m u s u R WUM«-Elch»llMrK«r Mortuary Teacher Attends Conference By Louis* Mlmiuick Mrs. Donald McLeod spent an interesting two days last weekend at Lake Byrd Lodge In Avon Park attending the Greater Council of Churches Kindergarten Teachers Train­ ing Conference. Mrs. McLood Is a Sunday School teacher at the Com­ munity Methodist Church ot Casselberry. Class win M bapUsad and racalved Into th* church dur­ ing the regular Sunday morn­ ing worship. The evening service will open the special series of me*tings which will Mgla at 7:80 p. m. each day. Rav. Ray Gregory, pastor of the church, will aarv* aa aoog leader during the weak for special music featuring choirs, quartets, duels and First services of u new Mis­ sionary Baptist Church in A l­ tamonte Springe will be held Feb. 24 in the Community House on MaiUnmi Avc. Sunday School will be in •eiftlon from 9:30 a.m. until 1:30 a. m. ano will M Immedi­ ately followed by the morning worship hour. Training Union will begin al 0:30 p. m. and the evening evangrliatte serv­ ice will start at 7:50 p. ra. The new church wlU he •• �5. p .-*' " 1 WSCS Has Luncheon It) Jane Casselberry The Women's Society o f Christian Service o f the Casselberry Community Metho­ dist Church held a ccvered di*h luncheon Wednesday in Weaver ila ll followed by a business ineetim; and program. Guest speaker, Miss Isobel Hardy o f Urlundo, district secretary o f missionary edu­ cation, wan introduced by Mrs. L. E. Swope. tip” luncheon on March 13 ers and will hold its next from noon until t p.tn. piior meeting on Feb. ” 7 at her to the regular WSCS meeting house at 111 Concord Di. in Casselberry. at 1:15 p.m. Mrs. Putman announced Proceeds will go towards the church's Home Mission thnt the Crusader Circle now Project which is a community has l-t members. lending service fo r such things Mrs. Murvin McClain «>f Homemakers as wheel chairs, walkers and the Christian crutches. Class announced that the mis­ The public is invited to at­ sionaries sponsored by the class, Rev. nnd Mrs. John tend the luncheon. Mrs. Frank Messick rep ort-1 Hughlett, will he at the Sun­ ed that the Sunshine Circle is j day evening service at the ills * Hardy gave a review planning a rummage sule 'on Church on March 10. Secretary Mrs. F i n n e y at the on "Chinese in Dispersion” Saturday, Feb. i t by I.ouiso Robinson and Frank Super Valu Food Store on SR Haynes read the new church rule which hus been set up by Cartwright which is a sup-' •Fid. plimentury book for the j Sirs. Mary Mobley reported the oficinl bourd concerning "Rim o f Asia” mission study that the Rebecca Circle met the use c f the building, equip­ How being used by several of at the church on Jnn. 31 and ment and the Sunday School Is planning to help a needy bus by groups or individuals. the circles. Hostesses for the luncheon funiily at Kustcr. She dwelt particularly on Mrs. C. K. Fisher reported were Mrs. John Hirkhehnor, the refugee problem in Hong thnt the Esther Circle is sell­ Mrs. Oden Brown and Mrs. Kong and Taiwan telling of ing dish cloths and pot scrap­ Darwin Shea. the efforts o f Chinese Chris­ tians as welt as churches in other countries to b u i l d churches and schools and im­ prove living conditions. J School Of Missions Opens Sunday At Pinecrest Church Mrs. I.eota I’ utman, presi­ dent, presided over the busi­ ness meeting. Mrs. Paul Kngleman, chairman o f the DorPinecrest Baptist Church or rns Circle announced thnt her Sanford will conduct a School circle w ill sponsor a "fin gerof Missions from Sunday through Friday or next week. Speaker for Sunday's ser­ vices at 8:40 a. m. and II a. in. will he Rev. L>nnie R. Brock, missionary to Brazil. Speaker for the 8 p. m. service will he Itcv. II. M. Lclchty, superintendent of missions from I'anarama, Calif. The Altamonte S p r i n g s Daily services Monday First liaptlst Church has just through Friday, will begin at completed Its first School o f 7 p. in. with study courses for Missions presented by seven all ages. Adults will study different missionaries during the book, "T h e Chains arc the week. Strong” taught by Rev. ami Classes were taught nightly Mrs. William J. Guess. Inter­ and had good attendance, Rev. mediates, led by Mr*. II. M. L v w ii Hulnea, pastor o f the Fitzgerald, will study "Son of and the Juniors, church, reported today. New Isra el" by Mrs. George mcml>era were received nnd taught one high echool girl dedicat­ Thompson, "Hutch Discovers Mission School Completed In Altamonte ed her life to mission work. The W.M8 o f the church adopted as a project of com­ munity ntlssiona a survey o f the adjoining communities for meml>crshlp projects. Am erica." Primaries, led by Mrs. C T. Rabun and Beginner*, led by Mr*. Harold Sherwood and Mrs. Hubert Ciaig, will study "Th e Happy House." Missionary speaker* lor the daily 7:45 p. m. meeting* will be: Monday. Rev. John II. Whitt, Southern Baptist field secretary; Tuesday, Gus Johnson, former administra­ tive associate of Florida: Wednesday, Rev. William E. Cowley, missionary to Niger­ ia; Thursday, Rev. William I). Bonder, missionary to N i­ geria ami Friday, Mrs. Mar­ vin Sorrells, missionary to the Cherokee Indians in Okla­ homa. There will be a nursery available each night for small children. All interested Tersons arc invited to attend. Longwood Circle Names Chairman or Festival Hospital Notes Area Residents. Invited To Chanel Services Youth tho Chapel Polk the Westminster Church will _ at the 8 A. V. to 9 P. M. W llovvcll BEER W IN E Sales Office for study Sundra W oricll will Ik- in T illtK K GA QUEENS, Lynne Miller, Charlotte Tripp nnd Townndn Show­ ers. le ft tn right, were crowned Wednesday night during eeremnnies held ut the First Huptist Church of Longwood. Crowning the girls were Mrs. Eloise Lonimler, director nnd Mrs. Fern Whitehead, counselor. (Herald Photo) Area Methodists To Have New Life Meeting Series j Sanford WSCS To Continue Study Course 'YoungPeople To Attend Rally A large group o f Methodist Young People from the San­ ford area will attend the i Youth Enlistment Bully at Trinity Methodist Church in DcLntid tills Saturday, Featured apruker will lie Rev, Thaxton Springfield, di­ rector o f the Wesley Founda­ tion lit Hie University of Floridu for ninny years. A group o f college student* from the University will serve a* a panel and answer questions a b o u t full-time CTirislian Service. charge of Janice Wiggins the devotion will in charge of refreshment*. Choir rehearsal under tha direction o f Mr*. Goitlon Dil­ lon will follow the meeting. M. O. Kent is cliuieh organist. Adulta will join tho youths for the ivlieursal. Young Adults of the church will meet ut the home of Mr. itnd Mr*. Curl Stinker, 273 Thomas Dr. in Cassellierry, next Friday at 8 p. m. Young married couples and single persons are invited to tuke part ill an evening or reli­ gious discussion and fellow­ ship. DOOR and a Complete l.ine ot and be a n d M eats and Groceries LOOK FOR THE BIG S IG N North Orlando Super M k t. Longwood • Oviedo ltd. •t Mile East o f llw y 17-92 WINDOW SCREENS LONG • L IF E A L U M IN U M S C R E E N IN G The local group will leave from Hie First Methodist Church o f Sanford at 3:30 p. m. Those attending tire asked to bring a sandwich. Beverage will he served by tlie host clilirrh. Tin* Rally will conclude ut 7 p. m. however a reel cation pcriod is scheduled to follow for those who i-uu remain. / 2J y H U R B 'C M inister Moves To New Home B U Y I! FORD DEALER Moon Given Pay Cut IT'S THAT SMART BUYIN* TIME AGAIN! JUST LIKE LAST YEAR, COLD WEATHER UP NORTH ALLOWS EXTRA SHIPMENTS OF NEW FORDS DOWN H ER E-A LL PRICED TO MOVE! EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOU! IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES. EQUIPPED JUST AS YOU LIKE! HURRY IN NOW! 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'63— Page 3 meet at fi:30 p. m. Sunday in 111HR L A It Y 13 Admissions Yvonne Oliver. Geneva ; John Lingcrfclt, Longwood; Jacob Dargan. Thelma King, Geor­ gia Houston, Janie Mae Moore, George Coachman, Jonathan I-illon, T i m o t It y Gordon, Mildred Gilbert, San­ ford. Illrtlis Mr. ami Mr*. Freddy Oliver of Geneva, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hous­ ton of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Richard Van Arman of Sanford, a boy Discharges Kdnu Attig. Orlando; Samuel Grierson, DeBary; Hubert Richardson, lavngwood; Willie Friday night. Jackson, Ju»ic Carter, Mattel AU evening services will lie Thomas. Kluala -III Ann An­ The First Methodist WSCS at 8 o'clock and will lie des, .Mrs. Millard Waters and o f Sanford will meet at 9:30 preceded by class study per­ hahy of Sanford. n. Ill next Tuesday to continue iods to begin at 7 p. m. tin- study course on "Today's Adult Class will be taught <’ h i I d r e n for Tomorrow’* by Rev. Fred Fisher. Rev. World.” Jack T. Bryant will teacli the The discussion oil "W hut Young People'* Class; Mrs. Shull We Tell Our Children A. B. Ted ford will leach the lly Jane 4'assrlberr) Alaiut S u ffeiin g" will lie led Intermediates: Mrs. Fisher The Prairie I .like Baptist liy Mrs. John Morgan. will teach the Juniors and the Church was host this week to Another meeting will tie Primaries will lie taught by Mrs. Howard Gott and Mrs. Mrs. Ewell Payne, missionary held on Friday morning o f from South (Tiiolinn who was next week when Mrs. James Jack Valvert. a speaker for the School o f T erw iiliger will have charge Mission* being conducted at o f a panel diseussiun on .Baptist churches in Hie urea. "W lu it Shall We Tell Our Slio was a guest in tho Children About M oney?" home o f Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hendon, I’ rairie Late Hr., By Jane Casselberry Fern I'urk. All missionaries participat­ Itcv. utid Mrs. L e o n a r d Jones ami daughters o f Hie ing in Hie school attended a ■ally this morning from 9 lly United Press Inlrriiulionul i ’rulrie I.ake Baptist Church o'clock until noon at Hie Trin­ It cost W ally Moon about in Fern Park have moved into the new parsonage located at ity Baptist Church in Apoka. $4(1 a point fo r his 1952 but­ Following the rally they were ting slump. 413 Ridge Road aero** from guests ut u luncheon. Moon, a part-time outfield­ the rliureh. er last season, returned Ills An Open House is plunm-d The modern vacuum lube signe<| contract to Hie Los for tire congregation as soon as they have a chance to get probably is tho greatest in­ Angeles Dodger* Thursday for an estimated $3ti,lXM(. vention o f Lee Do Forest. settled in Hie new home. Built On Your L o t . . . ONLY FA MC78 2400 Steven* A t*. of Presbyterian THIS GEORGIA BRICK HOME Map*, Area Information (lift * from Local Merchant* Await You ftraferf I t ) Jane rassrllierrv The U n i t e d A series of "N e w Life” 1are holding similar meetings meetings will begin Sunday, tills spring in observance of at the Stafford Memorial the 225th anniversary of "A ldersgatc Experience" of Joint Methodist Church, on Itoute i Wesley, British founder of 17-92 North of the St. John* |Methodism. Illvcr Bridge, and at l)>tcen The anniversary dates hack Methodist Church, Carpenter to 1738 when Wesley, a priest Avc., Osteen, and continue of the Church of Knuland, unwillingly attended a prayer through next Friday Rev. C. meeting at a little cIimihT on Arthur Beatty, Pastor, an­ Alders gate Street in London. nounced today. " I fell my heart strangely Guest speakers will lie the w arm ed." Wesley said in t li e experience Rev. Robert R. Barber of describing Buskin and Ucv. C. L. Peter­ which inspired him to be­ son of Orange City. Meetings come an evangelist within (lie at each church, start Sunday established church and to at 7.30 p. m , continuing launch tile Methodist move­ ment that later became a through Friday. More than 4<*o Methodist separate denomination. in most Methodist churches churches throughout Florida the "N e w L ife " meetings will he followed hy a pre-Easter emphasis on visitation evan­ gelism throughout the com­ munity. Oviedo Baptists To Conduct Daily School Of Missions Rev. Haines will begin a series o f sermons on present B y IJ m U Smithson day events in the light o f The First Baptist Church of llihle.Prophecy this Sunday at Oviedo U taking part in a the morning service. The public is wcleoma to at­ School o f Missions being con­ tend all services at tha church. ducted by 17 churches of Hie Seminole Bsplist Association. Services in Oviedo will start Sunday and continue through Friday. There will be a different speaker at each meeting. Mrs. M artin Sorrel* will speak at 11 a. m. Sunday. Mrs. Sorrels i* from Musko­ Residents of the Loch A r- gee, Okla. and has been a board missionary bor-Itavenna Park area are borne being invited to attend apecial among the Indians since 11)59. aervices at tho Oaklawn Bap­ Prior to this time she taught tist Chapel every evening among Hie Pago Indians in next week from S u n d a y Arizona. Other speakers for Hie through Friday. The Chapel is sponsored by tho First week will lie Rev. John Will, field secretary of Florida, Baptist Church o f Sanford. A homo or foreign mission­ Sunday evening; Rev. Wil­ ary will speak each evening liam E. Cowley, missionary to at 8 a’riock. A t 7 p. m. s mis­ Nigeria, Monday night: Mrs. Lonnie K. Brock, missionary sion book will be taught to to North Brazil, TuesdayJuniors, Intermediates and night; Rev. Sorrel*. Wednes­ Adults. day night; Rev. II. M. IwiehSpeakers scheduled fo r the ty, superintendent of miss­ week are Mrs. Lonnie R. ions in I'anarama, Calif., Brock, Sunday a- ro.; Mrs. Thursday night; Rev. Brock, Marvin Sorrells, S u n d a y p . m.; Itcv. 11. M. Lcichty, Monduy p. tn.; Rev. John H Whitt, Tuesday p. m.; Rev, Perry M. Carter, Wednesday p. m.; Rev. W. E. Cowley, Thursday p. m.; and Rev. W il­ liam D Bender, Friday p. m. Wesiminster Church Gives Schedules I II* Dunns lUtvs The Longwood St. Cather­ ine uf Siena Circle o f tits Church o f N ativity Catholic Women’s Club held its reg­ ular meeting Tuesday evening at the home o f Mrs. F. J. Bartlinski with Mrs. Jennie Fox serving as co-hostess. Mrs. John Kennedy was elected Circle Festival Chair­ man to organize nnd super­ vise the circle's four booths at the Church o f Nativity Festi­ val to he held May 4 on the church grounds. Mrs. Fox, Miss Sadie Mcilnle, Miss Winnie Mcllalc and Mr*. Margaret Watts vol­ unteered to furnish refresh­ ments for the USO on March 13. Following the b u s i n e s s meeting refreshments o f pie, cake, coffee arid tea wero served. It was announced that a profit o f 8311.35 was made on tho recent Bake Sale nnd $70.50 on the recent Rum­ mage Sale. Election of officers will ho held at tho next monthly j meeting scheduled for March 13 at the home of Mr*. W il­ liam W right on Warren St. Slta I BE SM A RT...BUY SM A RT! P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR! STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. 308 E. I*t St. Stwiford, Flofla;. I �No Better Buy l a aa Incisive speech delivered la airman Roy Jacksonville recenti y . W . Hassell o f the Florida Probation and Parole Commission noted the commission's unified efforts with Judges having criminal jurisdiction In coping with Florida's increasing crime problem. Throughout its 21year history, one o f the commis­ sion's biggest headaches has been a shortage o f funds necessary to carry its vital share o f the load. The 1063 Florida Legislature which will ga­ ther in April should see that the rea­ sonable requests o f the commission fo r its activities during the coming biennium are granted. Tax dollars are more wisely spent on probation than on any other activity related to the confinement and rehabilitation o f those who violate the law. Simply to place an offender be­ hind bars Is a t best a temporary remedy. I t makes far more sense to follow the eourse offered by parola: careful review o f the offender’s rec­ ord, his attitudes and potential in a parole by a well • qualified group such as members o f the Florida Par­ ole Commission; and release o f those prisoners qualified on a basis providlng some control, assistance and supervision as well as the assurance o f return to confinement if any un­ lawful activity is resumed. Those are the human reasons but there also are important financial reasons fo r supporting the commis­ sion. It offers the state the most ef­ fective and economical method known fo r handling 60 percent o f Its Tor the California has roughly 40 per­ cent o f the nation's missile and spnee work, clustered mainly around the huge scientific - educational com­ plexes in the 8an Francisco and Los Angeles areas. Massachusetts, offering an even more spectacular scientific center around Boston, also stands high. And it has attracted much related indus­ trial effort in such fields as electron­ ics. New York figures somewhnt In this same picture. So, on a smaller but growing scale do Maryland and Virginia, whore industries keyed to apace - missile research have sprung up around the focus o f the govern­ ment establishment itself. Suddenly, however, men in gov­ ernment are Indicating their concern that these efforts have been concen­ trated too nnrrowly — speaking in terms both o f geography and o f edu­ cational institutions. Mentioned in President Kcnncdy's new education message, and set forth in his 1904 budget, is a propos­ al to spread tho scientific - educa­ tional bnso so wider participation In the most advanced government and industrial programs may be possible. Specifically, the President wants ■ome $90 million for tho coming fis­ cal year — about threo times tho current allotment — to permit tho National Sclcnco Foundation to ex­ tend its program o f matching grants fo r tho improvement o f science facil­ ities at institutions o f higher educa­ tion. What the government wnnts to do, say some top officials, is get away from awarding grants to schools simply on the basis o f present excel­ lence. The net effect o f thnt prac­ tice is to mnko tho already busy, OUR B O A R D IN G high - rated institutions, like Har­ vard, Massachusetts Institute o f Te­ chnology, Stanford and the Univer­ sity o f California, bigger and busier still. Tho administration would like to put some o f this particular grant monoy into schools and regions where todny there Is merely a poten­ tial for development. No specific exumples ore cited by officials. But North Carolina’s not altogether unheralded “ research tri­ angle," a budding industrial develop­ ment fed by three nearby schools, is perhaps a good illustration o f tho ‘ ‘potential’’ in some sectors. This 4,600 - acre project could conceivably bo a thriving site ono day. Already it hus mado a modestly good start. Other schools and other regions are deeply envious o f tho big “ mag­ net” arena around Boston and tho Pacific coast. They seek to cmulato the North Carolina example and build ambitiously from scratch. Rightly or wrongly, many politi­ cal leaders have tho idea that tne economy o f their areas will not pros­ per as they want it to do unless they can get into the electronics • spaco missllo vanguard. Aides say the President also secs major economic value if mors regions can take part. No one can qunrrcl with this goal. A balanced effo rt nearly alwuys has much to recom­ mend i t It needs to be noted, however, thnt there is also much potential po­ litical benefit from u spreading o f favors in this field. Conversely there is danger — as rumblings in some places indicate — in dispensing grants too nnrrowly. So this particu­ lar program could hnvc many charms for many pooplc. HOUSE Courthouse Records Fall River Ravings Bank va. Terry Lee Davla, etux, nits. fcL Fad. N a t l U tg. Co. v». Krneat Collier, atux, mtg. fcl. Fad. N a t l Mtg. Co. v>. Jaraid Redding, etol, mtg. fcl. North American Mtg. Corp. va. Jumca mtg. fcl. Aetna Club tree, Life In i. etux, Co. va. Lauria Leary, atal, mtg. fcl. Final Divorce Decree# Julia Simmons va. Edward Page 4 Sanford, Florida Fri., Febraury 15, 1968 H A IT U U A. O I t LOW, BO IT OH AMD M I I U I N K S u s a r v a its u a i. m u w a b u b. u b i i w o l d Managing Kdllur Adrertlslag I'lr.rtnr J I’UV W B U I IA M H I- StlOKMAKBB County Editor liutlnr,* Miumi.r CBCBLIA VABMBB aillU LU t JO.M:s Hocl.tr Bdltor Clas.llled M *u »*.r UOT MIUtilMBOTHAM H IA itK VUWBI.INH faalura Bdltor circulation Maaaacr KMBD m i l Ms.lisalcal NupL SUBICUM-TION MATE* By Mall B a la a lr Caaaly AU Olka* »». m I Tear Ho Weak AM < llaatka #t« : i i aatfca I I I I Moatha >.!• I Monlha I Month l.o* t M o n t h S m U I lUauUUwus prurld* that all mail aul>avrlt>ilona h« i adranca. IM Uft rr Political convicted felons. The cost o f parole is about one-tenth that o f putting them In prison. The Parole Commis­ sion can provide supervision and con­ trol over selected offenders at a cost o f about 40 cents a day fo r each per­ son. The cost o f keeping a convict in the prison system is computed at $3.25 a day. The unity o f action between the commission and criminal court judg­ es stands on many foundations. High among them is a desire to accom­ plish rehabilitation. Judges help by starting the process early with the pre-sentence investigation and by ap­ plying tho indeterminate sentence. The commission accomplishes its part by careful screening and post­ release control. But to succeed, it must have the necessary men and funds. Even so, the commission has a rcmnrknblo record. In 21 years it has released 18,860 convicts and more than 80 percent o f them have be­ come law • abiding citizens. In con­ trast, about 70 percent o f U. 8. pris­ oners discharged without parole re­ commit serious crimes and return to prisons. The commission's 1063-64 appro­ priation increase Is for two primary purposes, hiring 85 additional parole supervisors and salary increases to reduce its annual loss o f one-third o f its trained personnel to higher­ paying agencies. The increnso should be granted. Few better investments fo r tax dollars will be open to tho 1068 Legislature. Science Know-How Simmons. Joanna RlUta va. Danlal Ritsla. Carolyn Clayton va. Thomat Clayton Jr. John lienchan va. U ary Htnehan. T a m il Carlton vs. Jeanne Carlton. s Gladys Howard vs. Laurence Howard. Joaephlna Richardson vs. Thomas W. Richardson. Mildred King va. Laurence King. Mary Laulcr vs. Kenneth Lanier. Ann McGuinnsas v a James P. McGuInneai. W A S H IN G T O N the placement of ribbon* on their hats. , Notebook (N B A ) — National Defense Education i U. S. Chamber o f Commerce and like-minded organisations, Aa tha House Education and Act, due to expire June 30 This program is 12 year* Is that massivs federal aid is Labor Committee carriea on ita old. Under it* previsions, some not needed. scheduled two weeks' hearings 60,000 new classrooms have The support, from National on tha Kennedy administra­ been built and local school Kducatlcn Assn, and others, it tion's omnibus school and col­ board aid has been given to that state and private re-, lege eld program, • welter of educating about two million sources are not adequate to children o f federal employes take care o f the seven million conflicting and contradictory and armed service personnel college, the 85 million primary proposals are emerging. in affected areas. The total and secondary school students Thia may indicate that cost has been 82.88 billion. expected to enroll in 1970. everyone agree* that some­ This typo o f aid congressmen thing will have to ba done to like. aid education at all levels. But Genera! aid fe r primary and it Is obvious that a number o f secondary school construction compromises w ill have to be and increasing teachers' sa­ made or nothing will be done. laries is under scrutiny. The And this Isn't anything that modified Kennedy program will ecrrect itself .ju st by gives the states final say on Julian Whlgham, local dis­ leaving it alone. how and where the money Rep. I'ster Frelinghuysen, would he spent. The proposal trict agent for tho Modern Woodmen Insurance C o m ­ R .-N J., ranking member of may find more support this pany, was leading producer o f the House Education commit­ year from congressmen who new business in January fo r tee, and some o f his colleagues fear federal control o f local the tecod time in t h r o e opposa the idea o f an omni­ education. months, In Florida. bus bill. They want it broken Rut this four-year, 81.6 bil­ According to a report com­ down into separate parts: eld lion program still faces op­ plied by tho stole manager, for primary and secondary position because its benefits Whighant led the etute in schools, old to vocational and would be confined to public production in November 1962 specialist.! schools, revision of schools. Parochial und most also. tha present National Defense private schools would be ex­ Whigham and hi* wife M il­ Education A ct programs fo r cluded, except for classrcotn dred, who teachea at a local aid to areas affected by feder­ equipment loans, and they school, aro Sanford residents. al government employment clalm they are just as hard and ax tension o f collegs stu up. dents loans. Congressmen f r o m pre­ The catch in this idea Is that dominantly Catholic districts last year a half-dosen aepar can be counted on to make the ate ald-to-educaticn bills were same figh t fo r this they did before Congress, tha way last year and to try to block Representativa Frelinghuysen aid fo r public schools unless wants It now. Tha Senate re­ everybody gets it. CUSTOM M AD E Lobbies on beth sides o f ported out or passed most o f and G U A R A N TE E D ald-to-edurstlon issue these bllli. But tilt House t h e Rules Committee finally told have lined up to testify for AUTO GLASS the Department o f Health, and against tho Kennedy pro­ and Seat Cover Co. Education and W elfare In e f­ gram. 304 W. 3rd 322-8032 The opposition, aa slated by fect: "You can have only ona o f these bills. Which cne do you w an tT " The answer was they wanted them all. IM P R O V E and B E A U T IF Y Tha House nevertheless Y o u r W a lls passed only one— a five-year W ith Exciting: N e w Paneling: low-interest loan plan for col­ - v-’v * '' • -•»*•»•* >"^ bvy W'"*: *rFt T le t* construction. A compro­ mise version o f this, Includ­ ing a scholarship program, was worked out with tho Sen­ ate. Rut near the end c f the session tha House sent this back to committee fo r recon­ sideration and' there it died. One o f the quirks in the present situation Is that Sen. Harry Goldwater has come out for a national scholarship pro­ gram to enable more high schocl graduates to attend college. The administration wanted some scholarships last year hut Congress balked. So the administration dropped tha subject thia year, except fo r a research program to see If it was necessary. Two other Goldwater ideas not in tha administration pro­ gram are tax raliaf fo r fam i­ lies with children In college and a tax credit fo r that part o f state end local taxes paid to support primary and aeclleautlful rock-hard aurface resist* ondary education costs by the dents, scuffs and abrasion, wipe* states. clean with a damp cloth. tirlect from Rest chance fo r passage now a U rge variety o f decorator shades s given to extension o f tho and tonro. A S LOW AS Business briefs Dr. Crane’s BEST BUYS IN Worry Clinic CARE 0-480: Paul O., aged 20, la a timid engineering student. “ Dr. Crane,1* he began, " I never go out with glrle very much. And when I do, it le really torture! 'F or 1 am very poor at car­ rying on conversation. A fte r I havs mentioned the weather and posilbly our basketball team's success, then I run out out o f anything to say. "And I guess I m uit have dated shy girls, too, fo r they don’t help me much as re ­ gards conversation. "S o a pause soon develops and it quickly gets out o f hand. Then I feel cmbarraited and desperately try to think o f something with which to break that long period o f ali­ enee. "Because I am under such pressure, I then can't think of a tiling. So I am a dud on a data and 1 haven't the nerve to aak the girl to go out a sec­ ond time." In such a dilemma, all o f you young folks* should re­ member t h o k e y w o r d “ H -E -L-P." For that's what you feel like shouting, since you realise you need help, and fast. So taka the word Itself and uso It as tha‘ memory device fo r starting new conversation. A t tha outset, moat people employ the weather and may­ be some recent athletic con­ test. Then the pause begins, so that la where the "H -E -L -P " formula will coma to your reacue. Each letter Indicates a field o f conversation with the " H " standing fo r "Hobbles." Probe around In this realm by asking your companion e qusstlon. Girls, although tha boy has Invited you fo r the date, plcnao remember that the male sex la uiually not gifted In tha field o f light conversa­ tion. So a girt should real Its it la largely her duty to keep reporteo flowing gaily through­ out tho evening. Remember, It is not a 80-80 affair, for tha girl should shoulder 76% o f the load in generating sparkling conver­ sation! A fte r you have compared notes about your early hob­ bles, whather theea be photog­ raphy or collecting pads of safety matches, bottle capa or what not, and If the conversa­ tional momentum hasn't built up to the point where It flows thereafter o f its own weight, then shift to that latter "E ." It represents "Entertain­ ment," I n c l u d i n g movies, drivc-lns, t h e a 't e r , parties, dancing, awlmmlng, etc. It Is also wisa when aaklng your companion e question to giva him two choices. Don't Just Inquire, "W hat do you think o f Drive-In movlea?" fo r that la too vagus to elicit a quick reply. Instead, ask, "D o you think tha color la as rich on tha Drive-In movie screen aa at a regular movie houae?" I f you still need more con­ versation starters, than shift to " L " which stands fo r " L it ­ erature” ( I n c l u d i n g comic books aa well as heavier read­ in g). Then fa ll back on " P " for “ Polltlca." A v o i d partisan feuding hut ask i f 18-yaar. olds should ba allowed to vote since they are drafted to fight. Fur further help, send fo r my booklet "Formula fo r Gay Conversation," enclosing ■ stamped return snvclope, plus 20 cents. Dick West Says Hotels Springing U p WASHINGTON (U P I) - pened, but the struggle for New hotels have been spring­ uniqueness among tho hos­ tile hostels hss been awesome ing up la the capital recently to behold. la f t y profusion, like butter­ At the moment X am being cups. awed, and maybe even over­ I don't know why so many awed, by the debut of a new people decided almost simul­ caravansary called tha Madi­ taneously to build a hold son. Us claim of distinction here, but I «m glad they did is based on something the management describes as for It has made the winter "restrained d s g a n c t.''. aeem more bearable. This, of course, sets H Even under normal condi­ apart from the other new tions competition la the hotel hotels, where the elegance la business is rsthcr Intense. more or less unrestrained. When you have five or six Among the Madison's novel new ones opening virtually in features tha baited towel concert, It gels to be a hit racks. I assume they are like a Roman holiday. what tha management means In vying with each other in saying that the hotel Is for public attention, they have "opulent" without being "ob­ done about everything except trusive." feed bellhops to the lions. I f It bad been striving for Each new hotel must make obtrusive opulence, It undousome sort o f bid for dlillnc- btedly would have provided Uon and this had led to a both hot and cold towel racks. plstbora o f so-called "novel It could oven hare gone a features." step further and put In some In an earlier dispatch on lukewarm towel rack*. thia subject, I expressed con­ 1 wouldn't attempt to judge cern lest some hotel builder the comparative opulence of bacoma so Intent on provid­ the saw hotels, but X will ing "novel features" he credit the Madison with 4th putwould forget to provide any ting out tha most opulent bedrooms. press kit I have ever seen. Titus far, that hasn't hap­ An Index brochure whose compartments are held to­ gether by a gold cord, It is about tho site of the Mona Lisa and ranks In shear ton­ nage with the federal budget. Among its contents Is a booklet that advises guests of the hotel what they should wear when Invited to the White House and how they should address the President and his wife. An Invitation to the White House Isn't Included with your room, however. So that leaves at least oat novel featore available for the next new hotel. .SEAT F covers • OVER 35 Y E A R S Call "Th a ' i Lumber Number" FA 2-5581 A t First ft Palmetto (Alongside eld post o ffic e ) for Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile * Piano# • Rental Bods ' V '-'r SUDDEN SERVICE HILL Lum ber & H ardw are 223 W. 3rd SL Co. Sanford, Fla. PLYMOUTH'S CATCHING FIRE <&JUxKfd9et&£o. — — — Jns. ' BUSINERR ESTABLISHED MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK , It) IN V ITE S A FREE “ SECURITIES FOUR Peaunta of France’s Brit­ tany section indicate whether they are single cr married by Peter Edson Glory of France BEGINS YOU . . . . AD U LT AND WEEKLY at COURSE IN V E S TIN G ” LECTURES WEDNESDAY, T ts s - p ji. IMS BXCHANGB our FEBRUARY M o r r iC B CALL PA 2-7152 TODAY POE REGISTRATION 101 F IR S T STR E E T W E S T SANFORD, F L A . an PBHMMMa! an k w styling! I vary day Plymouth deaa R agate. Prom ita right to performance leadership in tha tough Plymouth-Fard-Chavrolat league. And IfB a atop ahead In ityting, tod. Clean-cut, sleek Ha m , tha took t f a chainplan. And tales fig u ra t-v a y Bp over last y o a r - t h e * that pM pla want more go tor thalr dough. And every Ptymauth-Valiant Dealer is making aura that you get a better deei fer your dough, tee. an sbunt • T » y os*m rew n o -vM dm* - , * • «»* . * B * » M SwtsI MS M t a M r e ■ IO J o n U a ie is M Is s c W , MTU im Uc u m i m tie trf. m tte»l lio n $8^ (s» IHMlt ssns M UtM. fw I u M too ■Ita. > t , l a m w » n b it. Im S m im ,- , m ms mmmI m ><>; llllMUM aw M urtMUl Mil <luM*t N U ll Ste m nnw k n M l t’ -ntul pats «»M .| Oil nni nu nt, ms * ik m u i m « msi unoe M s M b s * tel ...» m n m t it m m t.o »r . h i h u DRIVE IDE 1010NE...IHE VALUE 0NE...T0DAY AT: BRASSMOTORS 20# Knot Commercial 8L — Saafprd ID b Os hrastek-Vsteat C«to«S Cm U u Ktesete �1 Orange Belt Conference Play U jf January, Ferrier Pace Tuscon Field Seminoles Advance Oanforti Fri. Feb. 15. '6S—Page 5 Brralfl Oviedo, Lyman Play Tonight lllble anced Oviedo attack is Jim Lyman faces Howcy in do hosts Mt. Dora Mickey Tesinsky. cage action tonight and Ovic- School to round out the local Courier, TUCSON*. A rir. ( U P I ) — Former PGA champion Bub Danny Kirkland, Ted Bellcage action. Old Jlnt Ferrier, who hasn't Rosborg injured his hand Itorn and Jim DcShazo. The Lyman tilt will he held won uit officiul 1’GA tourna­ while shooting a 79 and xvithThe Sanford High Semin- Land tonight at 8:30 p.m. in ed in 12. | The Seminoles came stormat the Mt. Dora Bible Gym. o lci came to life after a dis­ DeLand after tliey knocked Sanford opened up an early ing back with Woodruff lead- ment since 1952, ami Don drew. And singer Don Cherry, Januuty— who is in a bit o f a now n golf pro. was disquali­ mal cage season and upset off Wildwood 41-31. first quarter lead and at th e ' ing the attack and they scorThe Greyhounds will be going Wildwood in the Orange Belt Mike Woodruff was the half led by nine (mints, 24-15.' ed 13 points in the final eight slump himself — moved into fied for taking an improper into the game with a 7-12 rrc j Conference Tourney Thurs­ spark plug for the locals in However, Wildwood bounc-, minutes while Wildwood was the second round of the $25,- drop. ord. Donnie Smith. Bill Tol000 Tucson Open today look­ Ferrier had nines o f 33-32, day to advance to the semi­ the Thursday game against ed back in the third quarter held to only six. First Gsme— Doubles, Five son, Jim Shuster, Roy Burking back at the field. and January 31-34 on the par finals. Wildwood as he dunked in 17' and in the final period forged in other OBC action Apop• CrcMtliner Hontn Points: 1. Rlas-Fellx; 2. Da- hart and Charles Asher will Tito two tall men posted 3iD3tl-72 course. Tho locals will meet De- points. Dave McGillis knock-1 ahead, 39-28. i ka topped Leesburg, 54-29. identical seven-under par Cos > Mercury Motors The five men deadlocked at Kgnna; 3. Kstrnda-Fernando; get the nod to start for the Thursday to take ii two-stroke •W are A I Gribcrgcr, Harold I Tejero-Ahasolo 5. Furquet- Greyhounds. ' The Aluminum Boat lead over Dutch Buinl and iro Kneece, Rex Baxter Jerry For The Fiitherman Ramon; C. Anucnhe - Irigoj Out in Oviedo, the Lions, | three shots ultead o f five Stcclsmith und At McngerL Subs— Mnrtin-Olurre. 2101 S. French Ave. 12-3, will be shooting for their others. Among 14 tied at 09 were Second Game — Doubles, Ferrier, x\ho will be 48 |former National Open champ ninth straight victory of the Five Points: 1, Da-Fernanda; years old Feb. 24, is an Aus­ : Gene Littler and cx-l'G A king 2. K»trudn-Fclix; 3. Martin- season. Pacing the well-bal­ tralian xvho won the United I Lionel lleliett. FT. LAU D E R D A LE (U P !) Abasoio; 4. Blas-Kganu; 5. States 1'GA crown way back ' —New York Yankee relief Furquet-Juanchu 0. Tejeroin 1947. pitcher Marshall Bridges, Ranum; Suits — AnuncnheA huge crowd is expected to t Marlow Brandy, Foxworth, January, 33, hasn't won one who was shot in the left leg The Biddy Batkeiball AllIrifo . watch the running of the sec- Ma*c Tray, Good Timing, Jeff of the hig ones yet. And his ^ by a woman Wednesday Stare will swing into action Third Gunie — Singles, Six 1Mac and Spcyd Beam. last tournament victory o f I night, will begin his spring ond annual Racing King Stake Points; 1. I'tquldi 2. Olurrc; tonight at 7:30 at Seminole any kind was tho SL l'aul The first semi-final Wednes­ training in about a month at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ 3. Furqutt; 4. D a; C. Kgnna; Club Saturday night. day was won by Denny Mac High School Gym. Open in 1901. and may be ready for bullpen nel t). Irigo; 7. Abasoio; Sub —■ There » ill be a double Ilut tliey played like champs : Charles Oickmt was an eminent pa­ duty when the American Eight of the track's fastest in 31.25 seconds and he beheader with two tcaini (rom Thursday in conquering the 1 Tonight's full program of Tejero. male speedsters will compete j came the first greyhound to League season opens on April tron of Juitcrini & Brooks who then ,.pN Fourth Game— Singles, Scvand this speed classic will he i rack up six wins this season.' DeLand. tight tricky 4l'era Country harness and quarter liorsu as now provide the choicest in wines raring at Seminole Park en Points: 1. Ramon; 2. ManThere will be no admUeion I Ciu!> course. Their seetet was Dr. George Rahilly, a bone Ihe tenth event on the big It Che second semi-fir,*1 was and spiriiv. Try the famous Rare J a U Scotch, Raceway lists a bevy of uel, 3. Anacahe; 4. Aides; 6. j charge. won in 31.29 seconds by Mac j on the green where both men specialist at the local hos- |race weekend program, ot 11."our unvurpavtcd. |Agustin; (1. Astiga; 7. Martin; | These will be warm up ex­ knocked in long, curling bird- i crowd pleasers. pital where Bridges is report- j The field is composed of Tray, the track's derby anu In the harness line up such Sul»— Kchanl*. hibition garnet (or our local champ. It ie putts while others were was ed resting comfortably, said ' the first four Greyhounds to inaugural favorites as Mr. It. C., T ita n 1 Fifth Game—Doubles, Five lliddy All-Stars who will be three-putting. the pitcher's injury is n o t; finish in two semi-finals Wed- Mac's third victory. 1, Jacin-Zurnt; 2. defending their State Champ­ Song, Grand (Italian and Points: serious and should not ham­ nesday night. They arc Den Paula Vo will he contend­ Iladiola-lriartv; 3. Arrutibolionship Title here in Sanford per hi* pitching. ny Mac, Cherokee llulou. Kaiti-et land animal in the ing. These names are becom­ Kchanix; 4. Urio-Agustin; G. on Mareli 1 and 2. ■..cnoff ine»«uorld ix the cheetah, u mem­ ing (am ilar lo Central Florida |Arrictn • Lorenio; 0. Gusli • The Stale Tournament will ber of liic cal family, which racing fans as tho new ra ce-) Klorri; Suits— Astigo-Uiiznr. hate Sanford paired against has been clocked at 81 miles way winds up Its second full j Sixth Game— Double*, Five the winner of District II title T h s f o l l n w t n # n s t n t d p r u n n s Urnniktnr per liour. T is v s b rs n s e le c te d by t t i» ( Irrka nwd In«|trrlr«rti —• f*rr* week of racing. I Points; I. Arnina-Elorrl; 2. which will bu either WcwaH e a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m is s io n - rlnrl \o. 20 — l.urk Arbor — Arrietu - Lorenzo; 3. AldusTonight's quarter horse hlchka or I’ uiuma City on rrr o f S e m ln o l* C o u n ty , F ln r - llm r m ii HOUSTON* ( U P I ) K. S. 1Ians will be harking such Kchauiz; t. Aunte-Munuel; S. Clrrljj Friday evening. March I. ai I d a . t o s e r v e n s C l e r k s a n d Mr*. leOUlrr (1. (lltid ) Adams, owner of the In s p e c to rs fo r th e r r ltn .tr y Mr». Audrey MwlUr. Mm. ' Garters as Ranch Socks, Iluilioln-lsu; 0. Astign-Ziiriu; 8 p.m. at Seminole High I F l e c t i o n , t o b e h e ld . T u e s d a y , Clara Jolmaon, Mr. William Houston Oilers of Hr* Amer­ AOTH'E OF IATEATIO A Gym. ! starlit*- Spark. Duke Priest, Rubs— l ’ riu-A gust in. F e b r u a r y 3 * . 1SSS, t n t in - e v e n t r . C.'Ii m . Mrt. Harriett Wll84ffMl ican Football leagu e, solved TO I P P t . r FOM PABMG11 , e f e u e ti P r i m a r y , t t h o u h l t h e r e Hum* 1Sad Jae und Misty Lady Jo. Last >rar Sanford copped Seventh Guinc — Double*, l«<4<4 IttbV Fill; OF l . o r x t . D E li txD 'T lO X one problem and picked up l>n n o n e e d f o r t h e P r i m a r y Cirri** nml IntttrHiiri — l*re« T o w h o m i t MAV CONCERN’ ; top honors ill Tallahassee iiy Seminole's quarter It o r » c Five Points: 1. Fiirquct-lrign; F l e c t i o n o n F e b r u a r y 3 * . 1D«J. r l n r l >«•. 21 — NnrtlnieM H a n . two others Thursday when NOTICE Ik HEREIIV GIVi<4 ji i«( 11 rhi rAcej.ii ex u'Kf., vjo r>rui *>•, n.y. ; o t h e f o l l o w i n g n a m e d p e r s o n s ftirtl attracted a 2. Arroua-Fernando! 3. A rupending Wcwahichka, Pensa­ he signed head coach Frank romps h a v e KN „ f lntsnlD.fi In apply l«» n r - s e le c t e d t o s e r v e a s C l e r k * Mr. Kaliih \\\ I*o«»lrur. ClrrUj the 1X1 kesslon o f th# Flor­ a n d I n s p e c t o r s f . i r ttv — t t v n e r a l Mff. M. I*. Unborn. Mr*. KIN id* D< a M u ! m * f.,r passaae of cola and Quincy. <Pop) Ivy to a new two-year strong following tints fur in rlet* - Fells; 4. Tejero . Ur* Hr i:. Iiurkltr. Mr. K«lwar4 an A«-t hy lo^al hill. ;he subF l e c t i o n t o b s h e ld S t a r c h quldi; 6. Kstruila-Juniirhu; 8. contract and gave him the the young season. 1JS 3. If. TdUdeckt, Mra. Flortnc* etanre of which retalra tn These plucky c h a r g e r s Illns-lUurrc; SuDs — Isnl,o Milner r irrk a and tsseeelsrs — PrrIntroduce joursolf to the additional job ut gcucral man­ rtnrt \ „. I— smilhnesf Sanford 4'lrrlt* nml Inspector* •— Prr* atilhurlilns Hie ID-ard of Pul>. tiring the fans to their fe d Kgnna. tin InstriiclDin «>f kcmlnnle a g e r. person who obviously doesn't M r . P e t e r J . I l u k t i r , C l e r k ; r l n r l %»». 2 2 — k a a f n r d C m * Kightli Gnmi-—Mingles, Sev­ County. Florida. In enter Inin Adams must decide now nitely as they dash under the M r s . J o h n F . M r O I n t k r y . M r s . friil remember you in such a way wire. The quarter horse runs en Points; I. Z.urrn; 2. Hnntr; Ida U r i d Inir. Ctrik; nml make contracts for pur­ M a m ie F . I l a r r l s o n S ire . J . M r «. «• what lo do about star halfback chases nf materials, supplies that hr saves face. .Mr*. Jo-1 8. Klrld. Mr. Kl..y.| K d a - ln R e e l and service* without reunion* Billy Cannon and Don Suman, arc particularly appealing to 3. Arcitio; 4. Hndiutn; G. Uriu; e l r r k a a n d l a s p e e l a r * — P i e . .\ I ' a l m r r , Mm. Ann Co wan. biddln* or quota, t). Irisrte; 7. Jncln; 8. Gust!; H e e l X s . 8 — l.a k a t ts s r s e — M l* * Kdna Chit t r r u l e n , Mr*. Competitive the man who Ivy w ill replace the spectators. tlon* thereon for a enm not P a a la Dorothy Tioumlltat Hub— Arrntibel. tn esceeil ttnn.O®. rtpealln* all as gcnrral manager. M r. Jo h n E. F o x . C l e r k i M r s . C i r r i . * n a il I n a p e r l o r * — P r a * 1*u* or parts of laws In con­ Ninth Gunie— Doubles, Five Cannon vowed at the end M a ry M ille t !. M r t . M a r y H . rlnrl Xo, 2.1 — ?>nuO» Kern flict therawlth and takln* ef* IV T I I E t i m i n ' l i l t IIT OF f le h m a h , M r * . T te s s la A . f l o v o . P a r k Point*: t. Astigu-Kehnni-/.; 2. feet ImmsiHatvIy upon Its l.«* T H E M V T I I J I T I I I t ' D f l H . of last season that lie would Mr*. R I I s a l i e t h Srchcrir^r, cumin* law*. eek lilt' l> ' M l l l l l l SEMI. Areitio-Urisur; .'I. Urin-Klornot play for the Oilers this Clerks a n il Insprrtnrs — P rr. Clerk; Mr*. I.illl.tn g«\err. Mr. NODE r o t ' T V , I'l.OHIII ' 11. T. XIII wee rtnrt ! * • . .1 — S n n lk e a s i fan* Drier 1‘ ft.eri, Mr*. John J. ri; 4. ArrutlbcbLoreiizo; 6. l.v n i ' M E I t r M l. IJAO.1 year if ivy remained as head kuperllilendent of tt-linnls McManus. Mr*. It It a Payna S a rd VOTIFE OF P I III.IC ( T i l l v and E* offh-ln kecrelary coach. Ivy now has more au­ VAII-t Tigers, with a rec­ Juein-lrinrte; D. Gsstl-A gutJ. C. IliitrhNon, Chairman S ir . J a m r * H o w a r d C u s h in g . of Ikiard o f Ihihlln Instruc­ XVEHT HIDE F E I I E R ' I . H.'V. Hoard of County CommitC le r k ; M rs . C b r ls lln * t lla n k r n INGfl AND I j i a .V 'Mfloi-lA- thority than before and where ord of 47 wins und 33 losses, tin; Suits— Arrietu-MunucL • I IN 1ST G R A N D S T A N D I N C t N T R A lf L O R ID A tion o f Hemlnol* County, atonrr* s h ip , X t r . W i l l i a m O . T a n n e r , TION’ OF NEW YORK, n New does that leave Cannon? • P A V I O 2 5 0 0 C A R P A R K IN O A R I A loth liutne — Doubles, Five Florida lias taken thr Icml in the Hol­ Hrtnlnolo County. FUirlda J r. M re . J . J . C a te s , M re . York lisnklnK Oorporatlon. Htensirom. Davis 8 McIntosh • MOD4RN RtSTAURANT (ACUITY A n n a K . H a r d e s t y , M r s . S m ­ (SE AL ) ler Motor Navy Wives Bowl­ Points: 1. Mnrtin-Rumon; 2. Plaintiff Edwards lliilldlna • RtM ODEUD CLUBHOUSE and IO U N O I e l l s K l r r l i l i o f f , M r . F r e d XV. Attratt Arthur If. Itnckwlth Jr. Sanford, Klurlda v*. Arrielu-Juunrhu; 3. Ouuteing League. • N IN E R A C E S N IG H 1 1 Y E X C E P T S U N D A Y Ctl rU of t».P Clr ull Court |* o p e . S ir s . I V . A . A d a m * I'll 11*11* KKTDMA.N AND J E ' X . 1‘ uldlth Feb. 1), 1X1 N avy Pals moved into sec­ O lanoj 4. Arrona-Urisar; 5. C l r r b * a n d l a s p r r t n r n — P e r . 8rmln»lw County, Klorlda P A R I M U T U I L - D A IL Y D O U B L E • Q U I N I t lA S E T TE 8KIDMAN, III* wife. CDF-13 r ln r l \« . * — A l m n i o n t e l'uMI»li February 1ft. 19ft) Defenilnsts M ID W A Y BETW EEN S A N F O R D A N D O R L A N D O H W Y . 1 7 - t S ond place with a 48l -*-33D AuurulHi-Munuel; (t. AldusCHINftt , . i v t u p . r i m f i t r o t i t r o r T i l l J E A N E T T E HI.IDM AN* S iir liiir s , \ i , r t k record. Following close be­ Uri|ui<li; Subs — lludlolu-/,urX lr e . J . I>. M o r r i s o n . C l e r k ; ',Dlre«* Uhkni,w*ti THE A t v r t l J I D ll l« l, C IIU M r s . IS. F r a n k W h e e le r , M rs . i\ T ill: c i i i c r i r m i n r o r I I I T . IN X'nlT ' R E HEREIIV \ UT fhind I* tlso VAH-B Officers m. 'A ll F o il S E M I. 11. !>. M c I n t o s h . J r . , M r . D . A . t i i i : M v r i i j i iiiiT-%1* r m - A O I . E F i l l A l t . F I . I I I I I I I 1 I" I ED tlisl * »ult In F«ife<-D.»* 11111 Gunie— Douliles, Seven Wives witli a 43-35 score. H a r r is , M r . I t a lp h \ V . P e t e r C T I T OK KleOIIIII % IN %NII I A I I I \ M E l l X >11. I3 M IT X lor ls ** * against r*-al ->nd ■ By Jane Casselberry f l r r k * a n d la s p r r ln r s — P r r . k o ii «t:* l*< il.»: t ui \ r v . personal prop, rty Da* l.een Beverly Grabarkcvic, a sub Points: I. Ahlat-Kclianis; 2. M in t t: o f p i n i.it'A Tinv r l a r t \ n . » — lle le d a IN f l l W C K I t V NO. I2*CUI XVEkT SIDE F E D E n At. HAV­ filed *gslt>*t you In tli* sDovt Hazel Walker's "Arkansas for the Tigers, rolled a 201 Jacln-Manuel; 3. Urln-Zurrn; M rs . H . F . K in a . C le r k ; M rs . rmnietl MM M i : OK P I lll.lrA T IO N ING!* AND DOAN AkSOCDX- •'ourl hy th# al»o\ M i n n i e K . M e a n s . M r s . W i l l i e WKUT 8lt»B Ki:r»i;RAId * A V - TIOX. a UN IT E D STATES Plaintiff. The pr-.j,»rly emiKlil Travelers." girls professional for high game. Kvclyn Fitz­ 4. Iludioln-Agustin; G. Arm I* . S lo n e , M r . T . 11. n a n l e l l . l.VOH ANN l^iAN* AHSfX 'I A - CUltl’OltATlON tn t * forr.-losed le *e fnllnue: basketball tram, will meet a patrick of the VAII-5 Sav­ liliel-Urlsur; it. Areitio-Klorrl; H r . S ir s , t le s s t e P . C r o s s l.nt Illoek 13. EAST. Plaint iff TIONf. a Xowr VorU Dankltlff C l e r k s a n d t a s p e r t o r s — P e r . aanociatluii II It 0,1 K HI'IIDIVIHIoN', leant made up of couches und ages, scored ail even 2uo 7. Astign Iiiurte; 8. Guslivs r l n e l Aw. a — f l r n e v n F N I T Nil. 6, *ooorillng to teachers front Seminole Coun­ go mo and came through with l*>renso; Subs — Ouute-.luuiiHARODD G R E E K and TIIEDKUlntlff. XI r . W . I .. H t# a . C l e r k : M r . VS. the plat thereof se re-ordMA G REEK, bis wife SORRY, N O M IN O R S ! ehu. XV. K. D ib b le . M r*. E m m a OKOflOPe La WARD. JR. and ed tn Plat lleolt 13, Pane* ty School* Monday at 8 p.m. a 520 seriea. Defendants T o u ts . M r. E d s o n f l o l t . S ir . JOVCK Id- WARM, hla wlfa SS. an,l IS, Public Records in Ihe Lyman High Gym. T i l l HARODD G R E EK and T tb -h a rd I t . K r r t t e r of tj«inln«lo County, F lo r ­ T i l El.XI ' GREEK. hit I*af<ndant* It takes a brave inau to C le r k a a n d In s p r e ta r n — P r a . id*. Wife 1NH OCOUQi: U W A IID , JIL r ln e l K a , 7 — I k n tn a ta H. It. 4 Yi>u ARE REQUIRED to face these Amazons who play and JOVCK U WARD, 1 1 1 * X Ir . n . D . I I n u l l , C l e r k ; M re . «*rve t copy nf >uur Answer, a skillful game of basketball l ’ enn Van. Newr Turk wife, A n n a E . T - d l l e y , M r * . E v e ly n YOU AR E IIK KKH Y NOT I- or oilier Plesdlns. on P la’ nrcfcldturr unknown F o r e . X lr . I t a y F o r e , X lr . t l . l i t r e Attorney, IRVING NA- anil have many tricks tiiat VOU AltB llleltKHY .VOT1- F IE D that a rult to Foreclose It n o u ld e n M o r ta a i* eealnsl real and TIIANBON. Esq., I*. O. Ros provide plenty of laughs for KIKI> that • *ult tn for#oln*« C le r k a a a d la s p e e in r a — P r t Mnriaaar aaaln*t r»4l and per* personal, property ha* been 134. E*u Gsllle. Florid*, and the spectators. r l n e t V s . I •— f l n ld e n r a d u f 11«.«l fllr-l against you In thr shove fll* tli* orlslnal In Ihe offle* M r s , E la d y a I . J a n e , C l e r l t l nomil prn]>rriy hn» Part of the proceeds will go nu-«ln*t you In thn above Court Court by the above named of Ihe Clerk of th* above M r s . E v e ly n O a r r e n . M rs . M a r* Plaintiff. TI m- property sought Court on. or before, lb* thth b o r a H x a n c a r , S ir s . I t o liv e c a <*. by tha kliovf uin tid P l i l n t l f t to be foreclosed la as follow-: day of March, 1*11, In de­ toward the Lyman Athletic Wilson, Mre. Charlotte H. At. Thr prt.prrfy auusiit *n **• t o t ! « » OAKDAND IIIEt.s, fault of nhlali III* Coni plain! Fund (ortcloftt ) i* • » fo llo w * ■ Jai-Alai Entries Yank Pilcher Ready In Month 1 A Racing King Stakes Set For Saturday MEADORS M A R IN E All-Stars Prep For Biddy Stale Tourney F A 2-1392 Crowd Pleasers To Run Tonight j Tough Problem For Oiler Owner Legal N o tice J* Legal N o tic e SCOTCH WHISKY now racing! HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE Legal Notice Post Time 8 P.M . T ig ers Lead N avy League 5?EMIN01i N K < /\ (A m azons’ Set C ag e A ction H ere A t Lym an CHEVROLET TR U C K C U A IIT Y b re e h t C le r k s e a d le s p e r t e r e — P r r . r t n r t A n . 0 — W e s t C e n tr a l C n n n ly X lr s . r tn r la n d Shaw . C le r k ; ills . W illia m D e lt n a a , M rs . E d w a r d U le ie k e , . 'I r a . J , J . llo p k ln t . M r*. M a r K u e r lt e X to r r le n n C le r k * a a d la s p e r ln r n — P r r * r l a r t i s . I * — l.a k a M a r y X l r . I t . M . O le a e o n , c l e r k ! X lr . F r e d lla u e r . M r s J . P . H e n s o n , X lr * . J . M ilt o n V " o r e C le r k s a a d le s y r r ls r a — P e e . r ln r l V *. II — A lte r n a n ts U p r is e s , k u u l k X l r G le n n H u m e a , C l e r k : X lr e . c . I I . G i lb e r t , X lre . I - o u le C u l * p e p p e r. M r* XV. H . Y o u n a , X lr s . D i x i e H u m e s C le r k s a a d In s p e rtn r n — P r r . r l n r l A n . 13 — P n r r s l C ity X lr . W . A l le n F o r w a r d . C l e r k ; X lr * . I le a t r l e e P a rd u e , M r. C l a r c n c n X I. A l c h l s y , M r * . J s e e lr N 'n w e ll. M r a . I l e v e r l y J . U ih le r C le r k a a n d I n s p e e fn r * — P e r . H a rt An. 13 — l.u n a « t> H e d X s r l h O r ln n d n X lr * . C h a r lo t te c . O tto . C le r k ; M rs . J o n n l* E. < lr a y , X lr * . I . o 1.1 F . C a r ls o n , • M r s . E l l e n D u d le y , M r . R a lp h H a m m o n d . Clerka sad laapeefare •— P r * « rlart Xs. 14 — Ca**elkerry — F er e Parts X lr . W illia m T llf o r d . C le r k ; M rs . E d s s a rd D unn, M ra . Jam es A . I llr k e n n n > e r. M r* . G . F . U r a a e ll, M r e . M a r ia n A . L e w i* c le r k s e n d I a s p e c t e ra — P e r . r l a r t A s . IB — X s r tb e e a t ia e fn rd lent M7. OA K IdA.M • I I I M J , according to ilia plat tharanf aa Recorded In I'lnt llunk IS, l*airm »'.3 nrnl «l, Public Record* of Hrmlnolr County, Florida. YOU AIKH ItBQtlllt KD t" nerve a copy of your annwer, or other plradlni?, on Plaint i f f * Attorney, Irvins Nathanion, K*«|iilre P. (». R«a 1 34, Kau Cnlllr, Florida, nrnl flln the orlglnul In the office of tha Clerk of the above Court on, or hafore. the lH li du> of March, 19(3 In dtfault of whUb tha Complaint will b» takan a* cnn'mmd avalnat you for the relief requested In Plaintiff • Complaint. PATCH thl* l l t l i day of February, 19t»3, at 8at»f«»rd, Florida. « (N K A M Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. Vihleo T>. C. Publish Fob. N. 22 ft. .Mar. 1, *, IMS. e n r-s i —4'asselkrrry Mr! Joseph I. t-ilrd, Clerk; Mr. Graham XVIIeon, • Mra. Edith liutrr, Mra. O I I » # Pierce, Mrt. Helen F Green clerks aad taspeetsre — Pee. H e e l An. I * — snnlnnd .Xlre. J. C. t_»vend*r. Clerk; Xlr. Iludelph F. Iloehlk. M r a . Lott Hlmerly. Mrs. A. D. Abrams. Mr. XV. Garnelt XVhlta Clerks aad laapretnra — Prerlact Xs. I I - fp alk aaafard Xlr. Edward l » * t m m e n * s n . Xlr*. XV. P . Burk*. Mr. M V. Farmer. Mre. Du-y Smith Mrs E *ll KaJer, ilr». Mildred rr. B Serious D AYTO NA BEAOII (U P I )— | Racing driver Marvin Pandi was Mill listed in serious condition today from injuries received when his Maserati flipped over at ltto miles an hour and skidded 2UU yard* "belching fire ." RACING KING S TA K K S Matinee M O ND AY 1:15 P . M . FINALS Xlr. T. J. Dniera, Clerk: Mra. D id * C . H t ln e , X lr s . M. ID t it r l- k la n d , M r*. Emma D «u H a u n d e r*. M ra . XV. J . T o l l , M r s H o t l e n r e R o u m l l l a t . X lr s . It. F . R o b is o n , X lr e . I I . n. D e in c C le r k a a a d le e p e r ln m — P r e H a rt V s. I t — P ea r L a ke M r s . J o h n Tate*, H r., C l e r k ; M r . I D D . T o u n e , X lr e . T e t h e r J e e k s u n . M r. k la n le y K u re s , M r. E rn e s t I* H u b b a rd , M r. C la y t o n D . P e n e s C la r k e a a d la s p e r ln r * — P e e . H a n A s . IT — A n r lk O r la n d e according to tho plat will be taken *• ronfeeeed the relief • then of recorded In Plat against you (or M-u-k II. page* I t and requested In Plaintiff's Coin61 of th# Pnhllo Record* plaint. DATED tble 13th day of of n, mln.de County, F lor­ ida Pehriitry, lv<3, ut (irDindo, Y o l l A R E R E Q U IR E D to Florida. Arthur II. Ilnekwlth, Jr., serve it copy of your Answer, Clerk of the Circuit Court or other Pleading, on PlainUyi ilsrttis T. Vlliten t i t l e Attorney, Irving Nathenson, P. O. Rot >31. Eau Deputy Clerk Gallic, Florida, and file the Attorney for Plaintiff original In th* i iffh a of th* Irvins Xalltaneun Clerk of the nbovc Court on, Publish Feb. U . 33 A Mar. or before, th* 30tli day of D s. IMS. March, 1041. In default of UDF-1T which the Compltlnt will be taken as confo esd against you far th# relief requested in P l a i n t i ff * Complaint. DATED this (th day e f February, lit), at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. (MEAD) Arthur H. ID kw-Uh. Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court Hy; Martha T. Vlhleu D. C. Trains Nathanefn Attorney for i'lalnlifl. Publish Pel,. I. ti, 33 a Mar. 1 CDF-11 Ladle* Night M o n . & T h u rs . 7:41 P .M . N IG H T L Y (Except Sunday] P.ri-Mutu«li B«(tia| Niebtlr Detlr D**kt. Qulnltlsi Every Gam* H * . f « d I n W is f e r Cm IW I . S n .n k T O M O R R O W N IG H T M A T IN E E S R A C IN G WEDNESDAY NI6HTLY FRIDAY SATURDAY 8:10 2 I’ -M. EXCEPT SUNDAY You can see th e difference w herever you look I f you believe various makes o f trucks sre pretty much slike, you aren’t doing justios to your pocketbook. Thcro ur* difTercncue. A ('liovrob-l truck welcomes compuriaon. laiok at tbu littlo things on i t —latches, hinges, stitching in the upholstery. N’ oties how strong the tsllgate la, the ruliln-r oncsM-rl cliuins that keep it from nagging. Tire body Boor is made nf select wood to elirninato tbi- runt problem und give yoa belter footing.Thu lower l 2 N EW B-CYLINOEft ENG INE S I "W here Th* Top Dog* Run . . . lUin Or Rhine" New H leh Torque 2 10-eu.-m. Mix is lighter bul more pow erful than Its iiredm-Mor. It U standard In Hsrles CIU thruugb ('Ml niodt-D. TH U R S D A Y IS LA D IF ri N IG H T Orlondo-Suninele FRO NTO N U A 17-92 ^ FIRM BARK Heated Grandstand* Lu xu riou s Clubhouse K E N N E L C l U B S o n y ! N * Miners! H w ). 17-92 Midway B c l.e tn bsniord A Orlando New High Torque 292-eu.-In. Six—most powerful truck 6 Chevrolet has ever bulltl Standard In Herle* C60, optional at extra cost in llglitvr inodi-ls. Quuirr r w o CM UU Ju st call us to test drive one o f the “ N e w R e l i a b l e * ” Q itouk’ Valet Parking aido panels are double-walled; you might dent tha inside but it won’t ahow through. Chevrolet designs suspension systems to (It your need. The light-<luty type is strong on comfort. Another kind for heavier trucks stiffen* up aa you Increase your load and vice versa. M ake acnaeT I f you uro going to need a new truck this yaar, you shuuld look at the quulity Chevrolet has to offer. M ay wo bring over a new so you cau examine it? HOLIER MOTOR SALES CO. C or, 2nd & Palmetto SANFORD* FLA. F A 2-0711 �——f • ■ 11 * ■ A • I | —— MM 1 { Wife Pnpe C— Frl. Feb. 15, '63 WrreBi (D & a h Seminola Rebek Installation Ceremonies By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Officers of Seminola Hebekah Lodge No. 43 were re­ cently Installed at an Impres­ sive service at the Odd F el­ lows H a ll., installing officer was Mrs. Velma Sumner, district de­ puty president of District No. 10 and her installing staff, all members o f Lucerne Bobekah Lodge No. 38 o f Or­ lando. The group pledged allcglence to the flag and sang the Star Spangled Banner followed by llie singing of the "L o rd ’s P ra yer," by Mrs. Nick Pfclfauf. Mrs. Roche, noble grand, welcomed all members and guests and introduced Mrs. Sumner, DDP, and Mrs. Fannie Spink, past president or the Rebekab Assembly of Florida. The Noble Grand thanked all for their cooper­ ation during the past year and Mrs. Pfclfauf sang "Thank You for All You’ ve Done," to Mrs. Roche. All officers and substitute officers of the past year were presented g i f t s by Mrs. Roche. Mrs. Sumner was then asked to preside. The In­ stalling officer Invested Mrs. Ilochc with the regalia ol Past Noble Grand and she was escorted to her station. While Mrs. Julia Sumner aang, " I t Is No Secret" the installing officers were pre­ sented. The president's col­ ors of lavender and yellow were used In decorating the hall and throughout the ceremoney. Installing officers wore white and each officer In­ stalled had an escort dressed in cither a lavender or y e l­ low formal. As each elective officer received her obliga­ tion. she placed lier right hand on a white Bible top­ ped with yellow roses and lavender streamers. Elective officers installed were Mrs. Clarence Snyder, noble grand; Mrs. Robert Williams, vice grand; Mrs. Betty Snyder, recording sec­ retary; Mrs. Evelyn lloolc han financial secretary, and Mrs. Virginia A n d e r s o n , treasurer. The noble grand then nam­ ed her appointed officers and courtesy officers who were also Installed. They arc Mrs. Doris Elder, warden; Mrs. Joyce Nicholson, conductor; Mrs. Harry Osteen, chaplain; Mrs. Auburn Rector, music­ ian; Mrs. David Fnuvcr, color bearer; Mrs. II. L. Moore, RSNG Mrs. llrodle Williams, I-SNG; Mrs. Ndll Futrcll, ItSVG, and Mrs. Mary Jameson, LSVG. Also Mrs. Hazel Githuly, Inside guardian, and Mrs, It. II. Beckham, outsido guard­ ian. Courtesy officers Mrs. Pearl Byrd, Mrs. I). C. Howard, Mrs. Guy Beall and Mrs. Hilda Gardner. Mrs. Pfiefnuf sang an ori­ ginal song "Oh Mother Dear” to the new noblo grand. Mrs. Roche received a certificate from Mrs. Henry Jameson and was inviled to join the Past Noble Grands. The Jewel was pinned on her by her mother, Mrs. It. C. Long. Y )% n m Mrs. Hayes Hostess For Church Class The Homemakers Class of Central Baptist Church met si the home of Mrs. Maybelle lla jo s . 320 Pine Avc., for the monthly session. • Mrs. Richard Bradley was elected new sunshine chair­ man. Tile class has 28 mem­ bers and 12 o f them are leaching in the Kunduy School children's classes. Refreshments o f Valentine cake, coffee and cold drinks were served by tlio hostess. M e m b e r s present were Mines. Gail Smith, class teacher; Lewis Dorton, presi­ dent; B, E. Smith, Charles Hayes and Mrs. Bradley. L ak e M ary I Personals By Frances Wester Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pecht from Livingston, N. J., have •icon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Darnuu Scott and fam ily in Lake Mary. Whlln In Florida, limy also visited is Melbourne •tod Eau Gallia. / . Refreshments were served in the dining mom by the committee, Mrs. Auburn Rec­ tor, Mrs. Roche, Mrs. Wil­ liams and Mrs. Futrcll. Visitors from other Re- d b Jb jy • D EAR A B B Y : Today my duuifhter han a lonjr face because I reftmed to buy her n formal. She in 11 years old and In tho sixth Erode. A girl used to Ret her first formal for tho Senior I’ rom when she was 17. Today they have proms for children In the sixth grade. I hate to sec my daugh­ ter miss out on the fun with her friends, but we nre n medium in­ come fam ily and can’t afford formnls and all the accessories for 11-yearolds. What is your opinion. Abbv? A V E R A G E M OTHER bekah lodges were from Or lando, DeLand. Carson City, Mich., Doodstock, C o n n . , Bloomington, III., Keene. N. II., Stanford Conn., and White Field, Conn. people, too. What ure you waiting for? DEAR A B B Y : I am a single w o -’ man of 28 who has never been mnrried. I live alone and support myself. I recently met a very handsome man who fell for me fast. He talked o f "ou r future together” and I thought I had finally found my man. I was completely bowled over Inst night when he asked me for a loan o f $500. He’s n salesman and told me how well he was doing. I asked him if he'd sign a note for it and he said if he had wanted to sign a note he could have gone to n bank. Now I have my doubts about him. H alf o f me wants to continue seeing him and half o f me tells me to quit him. I am — SH ATTE R E D D E AR MOTHER* I ’m told that the added expenses o f extra - curric­ ular events in the modern high illy school are becoming psychologically tough on have-not kids. So now it’s "form nls” in the sixth grade ? I ’m aguinst ’em! . SIRS. C LA K K N C K SNVDKU, left, wuh installed an Noble Grand o f the Seminola Itcbckiih I/ mIrc, at a recent meeting and Mrn. Robert Williams in Vico Grand. Smorgasbord Planned Feb. 23 The Swedish smorgasl>ord, all-you-can^at sponsored by Circle o f the Christian lltli consecu­ tin* annual meal, is iH’ing the Ethel Root Congregational Church for the tive year. This year, the ladies of the circle are busy with prepara­ tions for another delightful and inviting menu. Koine of these distinctive treats arc prized recipes handed down for generations, while others have been carefully selected and collected by members over the past ten years Welcome Wagon Plans Benefit Party And Show Members o f the Sanford Welcome Wagon Club arc ar­ ranging for more than usual entertainment for those who attend their benefit dessert rard party and fashion show, Tuesday, Feb. 1U, at the Woman's Club building. Paul ticwls will present two vocal numbers, accom­ panied by Mrs. Ilnlicrt Smith und the high school trio known us the "Jack Ivey T rio ," cnmiMsrd of Jack, Jimmy Touhy and Lynn Mc­ Cord, will provide the extra entertainment. Models will present fash­ ions from Cowan's and Car­ ole's Dress und Sportswear Simp, arrompunied by back­ ground music on Hie piano by Mrs. Smith. Following the show ami en­ tertainment, card games will bo enjoyed during the after­ noon. There will be u prize for each table and some door prizes. If unablo to muke up a table come on anyway and enough hostesses will be available to fill out all tubb’ s. Proceeds will In- used for tho various charitable organ­ izations aided Jiy the club. Sturting time is 12:30 p.m. Make plans to attend. Miller - Addington Wedding Announced Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Cone Miller, 2101 Myrtle Avc., an­ nounce Hie m arriage of their daughter. Constance Chartnion Miller, to William A d ­ dington of Tallahassee. The wedding was solemn­ ized Feb. 7 at tho First Bap­ tist Church in Winter Haven. , Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes. Mrs. Hughes is a form er room­ mate of Hie bride at Stetson University. Mrs. Addington is a student at Stetson but has transferred to FSU to complete her senior year. Mr. Addington is a grad­ uate of the School of Design, at Uie University of Illinois and Is presently manager of the Eleanor Doyle Florist Business in Tallahassee. The present address o f the couple is 202 Bradford Road, Tallahassee. Swedish as well as American dishes will be served to Hie public Saturday, Feb. 23 from 4:30 lo 7:30 p.m. in Hie F el­ lowship Hall o f the church, corner of 24th Street and Park Avc. The hall will lie decorated in a Swedish theme for tho festive affair and those tuking part in the dining room will lie wearing elaborately embroidered Swedish design­ ed aprons which will add to the Swedish atmosphere. More than 300 attended this outstanding event last year und more aro expected this year, due to the many re­ quests that were received long before preparations hud begun. For those who have not attended the smorgas­ bord, it is a largo assortment of tempting dishes served in a colorful, bountiful and in­ viting manner. U|Min approaching the ice table, one may choose from several different molds such as IcverpasteJ (liverp ste), salmon or lime-walnut. A c ­ company it with fishsallad (a delightful combination of slirimp and Imported fish or unothcr lusty fish salad in clamshells. From tho main table bubbling hoi casseroles will lie attractively displayed nl different heights such as: u very old Scandinavian dish, but a new recipe added to the circle's menu collection, bromn boner (Swedish brown beans), then some subtly fluvured kotthulln (Swedish meat balls) prepared in a true Swedish stylo at home. You may want to choooc from unothcr old recipe sillxullud (herring with apples) or a wonderful combination of rooked vegetable salad with sour cream, gronsallad (crisp vegetable salad) or Just plain homcstylcd pickled beets, waldorf salad, deviled stuff­ ed eggs, chicken or |xitatn salad, or the Ink paj (onion pie) a n d Swedish Limpu made at home by one o f the members Ilrun snewerbaka (Swedish brown spice cake), dozens of assorted cookies and very delicately flavored Swedish tarts 7sand bakkcls) arc a superb ending. To eat this feast in tho tra­ ditional manner. It Is quite proper to circle Uie main table a second time. Milk will be served to the children and plenty of good hot coffco will be available for adults. 1’lun now lo lake advantage o f this once-a-yrar event. T ic­ kets are on sale by members or by calling Mrs. Harold Hcrbst, general chairman, Mrs. Bulph I .easing or Miss Sandra Corbett, president of the Senior Youth Ministry. Lon ffwood D EAR S H A T TE R E D : Better to be "tem|iornrily "shattered” than l>crmnnent!y broke. Listen to the half with the brains in it. Romeos who mix moonlight and marriage are a poor risk. D E A R A B B Y : I have n Rlck-inthc head htiHband and hix jealousy Is driving me out o f my mind. I am not allowed to speak to any man in our neighborhood.or to any other man. Even relatives! I f I even look at them he accuses me o f all kinds o f dirty things. I have never given him any reason to doubt me. I can't just pitch him because we huve chil­ dren. He tells me he is not sick in the heud. but what else would you call It? What am I going to do? Now I am getting jealous. Jealous o f wom­ en who have sane husbands. What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. D E AR JEALOUS: I f your hus­ band had a toothache, you would get him to a dentist by hook or crook, wouldn't you? Well, there arc doctors who take care o f "sick-in-thc-head” Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to AB BY. Box 31105, BEVER­ L Y IIILI.S , C A LIF., for Abby’s new booklet, "H O W TO W R ITE LE T­ TERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS." Plans Bake Sale This Saturday St. Anne Church o f Circle C O N F ID E N T IA L TO T E D : Peo­ ple are governed by the head. A kind heart is o f little value in chess. • • • Altamonte Personals St. Anne Circle of the the Nativity will s|x>nsor a hake sale this Sat­ jZaco b ij. By Abigail Van Buren By l-oulne Slmunrk vieve Drive entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rubier Angelos Singers of Orlando with a luncheon tills past o f Turnbull Avezluc entertain­ week. The singers, under the ed Peter DcAngclis of Du­ direction o f Mrs. Wilder, held mont, N . J., last week. Mr. t h e i r rehearsal at Mrs. DcAngells was a school churn Hearn's borne from 10 a.m. of Mr. Buhlcr's and both men until 12 noon. Mrs. Hearn was a form er member of the caught up an a lot qf news as choral group. they hadn't seen each other for several years. Mrs. George Hearn of Gene­ urday In front of the Lake Mary Post Office. A variety of baked goods will be available between the hours of 0 a.m. and 12 noon. All ladies In Hie Pinecrest, Sunland and surrounding areas o f the the Church of the Nativity parish arc asked to assist St. Anne Circle In tills endeavor by donating M ONDAY baked goods for the sale. Further information may Women o f the First Presby. be obtained by calling Mrs. tcriiyi Church meet at 10 a.m. Peter Denies, circle chair­ for general business session man. and program. Church Calendar O n & jddq& One o f the best defensive IS NORTH plays o f the recent annual St. ♦ 9 8 5 3 Paul W inter Carnival tourna­ W 108 5 4 ment was made by James ♦ 0 * 8 6 3 2 Dolan. EAST He opened the king o f dia­ WB8T A 10 6 2 A J B 7 4 monds against South’s three f K > * H J B 7 8 no-trump contract and con­ ♦ K Q J 1 0 8 4 « 8 2 ♦ 105 *J74 tinued the suit. South won tho SOUTH (D> third lead und ran o f f four ♦ AK cluba and two spades. Mr. YAQJ Dolan had to make two dis­ ♦ A70S ♦ AKQ0 cards. His first was the deure North snd South vulnerable o f hearts, his second the deuce Sooth West North East o f spades. 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pass South, one o f Minnesota's Opening lead—♦ K top players, went into a hud­ dle. Jim still held three dis monds. His other card was I the king? Possibly, but not surely a heart. Could it be |probably. I f not, South had u (jJ q J h c Odomsm Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Cad­ die and Lyle o f Hiawatha, Iowa, are spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaddis. „ cinch piny. He led his queen o f hearts expecting that Eust would win with the king and lead to dummy's ten o f hearts or queen o f spades. Unfortunately for South, Jim produced the king of heurts and made the rest o f the tricks with his remaining diamonds to set the hand two. A t other tables, the West player would keep the king o f hearts guarded and throw away u diamond. A fte r that. South would simply lend a diamond and throw W est In the lead. West could cash his lust diumonds and then hava |to lead up tho ace-queen o f • * ' heart*. By Ruth M ille tt L It’s often best to say “ No, pretty sure that the best dud you have trouble discour­ thank you" to*the helpful o f thing to do for a cold or any aging. Most would-be matchfers o f ethers, especially to other ailment is N O T to take makers think any two person* second-hand medical advice. o f the opiKisite sex wlio aren't those who say— married ure sure to lie “ Just "W h y don’t you do that "1 can get it for you whole­ righ t" fo r each ether. sale." Chances arc you'll end yourself instead o f hiring it up with a substitute fo r what done, and save money7” I f Feel The Distinction you reully wanted, or with a you were an adept do-it-your­ — O F W E A R IN G selfer you would have thought A S T R A W HY lemon you can't complain o f doing It yourself. I f you about. aren't, chances are tho Job is “ I’ll show you a short cut," a lot harder than your helpful Thu driver who lets a pas­ friend led you to believe. “ There’s u nice young man senger show him n short cut all too often winds up lost I want you to meet." On sec­ ond thought, perhaps you bad and out o f sort*. “ Let mo show you un easy- better tako a chance on this way to do that." I t may be an one— but don't be disappointed cuak-r way fo r tho other per­ if the nire young man is a ADAM son, but much harder fo r you than the way you're fam iliar with. "You must leak up this friend o f mine when you are in surh-and-siirh n place." It isn't likely the friend o f a friend Is going to lie elated over having to play bust to a total stranger. I f he 18 elated, he'll probably be n bore yo u l! wish you had nuver looked up. "The best thing to do for cold is . . . " You can be From Garrett's SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP D K IT . STORK Cor. E. 1st 4k Sanford Ava. Cor. K. 1st Mi Sanford A te. FA 2-1N22 F A 2-8152 GRAND OPENING! SATURD AY A N D S U N D A Y , FEB. 16-17 SEW A N D SAVE ASSORTED r n j r f f \ pepsi C O LA % SPECIAL ^ • White Madman L • Itayo.t COLA • Linen Weave io o*. 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By Oswald Jac BEER B �•p*' f u fcni&hkunm swi J>oh fcv&hipm 9n Jh& S anfohd COuza i ffbr ftgtiforb SrralD DINE Fri. Feb. 15, ’63— Page 7 Lewis Film For Rilz With th* outside entrance to the lovely M ayfair Inn Shatlmar Lounge it is easy to make thia the place for that intimate last drink at the end o f a night out . . . Or stay the entire evening in the romantic atmosphere o f the Shallmar, where carved wood and brass ami fine fabrics contribute to the Oriental mood. Lou Feldman and his orchestra provide the musical background fo r listening or ilanelng and Sanfonlltea arc more than welcome to come in and enjey the beautiful Shalimar. "private-*ye" school o f paperback literature — and publisher* happily boast they number in the million*— ahould see what Jerry Lew i* doe* to th* itereotypea identified wtlh Ui* fictional whodunit* when hi* new Par­ amount comedy, " I t ’* Only Money" open* 8unday at th* Rita Theatre. Thl* unques­ tionably I* one o f Jerry’* fun­ niest and most imaginative films, starring him aa a radio and television repairman who want*, with all hi* heart and what panes fo r hi* brain, to be a private detective. The story concerns his Join­ in g forces, uninvited, with hi* friend—an actual private de­ tective—in the search fo r the missing heir to millions left by an electronics genius. It w ill come as no surprise to detective story readers that Jerry is himself th* missing heir. A s he unwittingly seeks himself, he is subjected to a number o f hysterically funny attempt* on his Ufa which in­ volves, among other hijinks, a homicidal butler, and a pla­ toon o f man-chopping lawn mowers. “ RUN FOR YOUR LIVES,” screams Jerry Lewis as he is being chased by n monster lawnmower in a scene from bis latest Paramount picture " I t ’s Only Money” opening Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. The monster lnwnmower is only one o f the many loony devices his enemies employ to Iny him low in this hilarious comedy. • CLOVEIt U. MAIllUt. nsetased riva l. s o T K n Nolle* Is hereby given that lha undsrelgneJ will, on the ll th ilay o f March, A. t>. t i l l , present to tha Honorable bounty Judge of Bemlnola Jounty. Florida, hla final r e ­ turn. account and vouchers, t. Kaecutor of tha Kstat# of :UOVEIl B. M A M l * . deceased, ind at aald tlms. than and Ihera. maka application So !he said Judge for a final lettlemant o f hla edmlnlatraIon of aald ealala, and for in order dlacharglng him aa lUch Kaecutor. Dated this tha Ith day e f fsbruary. A. D. 1»•*Kenneth W. McIntosh Aa Eiscutor of tha Katata of CLOVKR B. MAIMS. Decraaad .............. Jtenttrom, Pavla A McIntosh attorneys for Kaecutor Pott Office Bo* I l l s lanford, Florida Publish Fob. I, t«. S3 A Mar. 1 ;DF-3t PHONE FA W i l l VI vjia HIU( IN 1 ^ 11 in ’ 1 H I A TUI TON1TE * 8 AT. GIOANTIC BIPLE FEATURE X "Florida - Mads" limed la Our Own Great Slat* 1 1 I 00 A CARLOAD No. 1 At 7iM “OKEFENOKEE” Merdefer Tracked Dows " Is "A ir BeaU" Na. X At S ill Osiy Ernest Hemlagwey Navel Gas Bmuggllag To Cab* . . , -GUN RUNNERS’* Aedie Marphy • Jumbo Set For Drive-In One o f the most Joyous, ro ­ tumbling, Juggling, unlcycllst spangled, star-ami- and animal acts, together aong studded musicals ever to with b a r e b a c k equestrian mantic, emerge from Metro-GoldwynMsyer Is “ Hilly Rose's Jumbo," screen version In Panavlsion and Mctrocolur of the memorable Broadway stag* bit, w ill play at the Movieland Drive-In Sunday, It* big east, headed by Dor­ is Day, Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durant* and Martha Hay*, with Dean Jagger co-starred, also features 60 specialties by th* world’s top circus stars, Including tha endearing ele­ phant who play* th* title role, and Ita musical highlight* in­ clude seven great aong hit* by Richard Rodgcra and Lorens Hart. N ot only does a glittering array o f aerial, tlght-rope, trapvse, trampoline, high • wire, rope-swing, sllds-for-life, f routines and precision ballet*, fill the screen In a sprawling circus erected over sis acres on one o f MUM'* largest lota, with the huge Ilig Top aa the hub, hut the atars actually Join the circus headliners in many o f tho spellbinding aer­ ial acta. The other feature on the program, which will play through Tuesday, la "T h * Savage Guna" with Richard Basehari. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, “ A ll In A N igh t’s Work” and "G o Naked In The W orld" will play. A triple horror show la slat­ ed for Friday and Saturday. The three films are "Tell-Tale Heart," "C altlki” and "Tormrnted.” OPEN ll!«S T O D A Y & SAT. RITZ DOUBLE FEATURE - CO LO R INDESTRUCTIBLE! WONDERFUL FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT WM ms tti BEAST bin fifty r UHm y u n «it«(tim T 7*# A IliO t NITEI.T SUNDAY DOB DAY STfflBIDOtD thru W EDNESDAY I MAIDiAMYEI ...tOOKIMG TOR * LOST HCIR. f ia asxr to u * 1 IStkMi. a* Sm m 'I Su m Hi kMngl) count Richard Baaefcsft ALk Nkol la Color j a % 1 ^ ) * - ©BRorfioTT^vtUvt wT?Te 'Qu f f i a - j S S n S r f i o f i S ? • A PARAMOUNT W LEA SE SHOWS A T IiW » X:M - S ill - 7iSt - 1:00 Bowling & Skating CHOICE S IR LO IN STEAKS NO S T A R T A T I J * 35 DANCE EVERY • • • • One thing abcut the Capri, although It Is an Impressive place, you do not have to dress Impressively to be at home there. Sports shirt* and sweater* are as welcome as suit* and tics. Sometime when you are in the mood for din­ ner out at someplace epcciul but don't want to dress up, the Capri l i th* place. Or, on the way heme from work on one o f those days when you simply cannot face tho kitchen, stop in and enjoy n comfortable meal. • • • • O N E H A S TO S T A Y H O M E - T H E R E ’S S O M E T H IN G F O R E V E R Y O N E TO DO JET BOWLING LANE F R ID A Y & SATURDAY ONORA ROAD F A 2-7512 TO TH E MUSIC OF MELODEE SKATING RINK BIG BILL AN D THE VELVETONES ONORA ROAD 322-9353 • As mentioned last week. Spencer* Is a popular stop­ ping o ff place for the men. but the ladies hnve their day too. Luncheons, bridge ses­ sions and other parties are held in th* “ Vleu* Carre” room which ran be partitioned o ff fo r privacy. The room Is a complete outdoor scene of tha New Orleans French Quarter with wrought iron tables and chairs, brick walls and street lanterns. I t has an enjoyable, “ alt around and stay awhile’’ atmosphere; a fitting background for Spen­ cer’s fin* food* and drinks. LAKE MONROE FEATURING VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD, OPEN D inct FLA. FROM 6 DAYS * a * a HIT. S i f t Ktnnsth ▼. Z. Lawton Publish Psb. t. II. I I A Mar. I To 9 A. A Music AND Of FOOD FR I. ft 8ERVED PAC K AG E SAT. T IL GOODS PACKAGE STO R E LOCATED ON B E A U T IF U L Ui TUB "HIDEAWAYS" EVERY & CUT RATE WHISKIES W EEK Th# Charcoal Broiled Steaks BAR M. BILL SLAYTON NORTH M ONROE OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS N IT E 8 P. MILES LAKE CALL M. F A 2-3108 8 A. M. TO 2 A. M. • 6 DAYS A WEEK A V A IL A B L E UNDER NEW M ANAG EM ENT V IS IT Club Diamond Mayfair Inn's featuring: Shalim W i MEL MURRAY STAR cn p -:» IXVITAITOX TO Mill ■ealad t>bla will h* racalvad In Ihs office of th* Kharlff of Hamlnot* County, nt th* fViuntr Jail, Hanford, Florid*, up to 1:10 P, II. on Ilia 41b day uf March. A. I). IMS. All bits shall be rlearlr marked aa »urh on tho nut■Ida of tha anvslrpt. Tho bids wilt bo publicly opened nt S:0* P. M. of tho urn* day. Tabulation of tha bid* will ba praaoniad to J. I . HOBBY, Hbarlff of Stinlnolo County, Florida. Kach bid shall contain a copy of tho manufacturer*# epoelfteattona and daaerlptlr* literature All bldo that! bo FO.TI. Sanford, Florida, and ahall b* binding on lha bidder for n minimum of thirty 11*1 day*. Illda are requested on th* followln* Item*: TW O N EW PATH O L CATIK ■pacification* ar* available at lb * Sheriff** Office of Hatnlnulo County, Hanford, Florida. J. L. Hobby, Khsrlff ■amlnoia County, Florida Publish February II, IMS OBF-IJ alwajH at JIM SPENCER’S ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 93.25 C1IAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS OF T H E ED S U L L IV A N S H O W Boogie-Woogie Piano Comedian AT N IG H T L Y & JAM SESSION LOU FELDMAN SUNDAY SUNDAY AFTERNOON FUN GALORE ST O P IN AT No. 2 Beardall & Geneva O ur HAM STACKED DANCE TO “T H E Those 4 Guys r# JIM SPENCER’S RESTAURANT sad COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phont FA 2-0551 FRI. ft 8AT. H IG H THE S A N D W IC H ON ORCHESTRA 5 P. M . to 12 M ID . MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT RYE M U S IC SKATE CITY O P E N N IG H T L Y CHOICE T ry HIS BEAUTIFUL THE D R IF T IN N George's N IG H T L Y By PIA N O OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK YOUR $2 ’ 5 M U S IC A N I) to ­ South French A>«. THE Fomerljr Friday and Ssturdsy From 8:30 % % I a Mora news out at Club Dia­ mond where a special T-Ron* steak with potatoes, salad and French bread ia being served fo r a very tnodeit price ae th* club'* facilities completely return to normal. Mel Mur­ ray, who hns appeared on na­ tional T V and baa don* con­ siderable night club work In th* country is banging out boogie wroogle comedy every night- On Sunday, a knock down and drag out Jam ses­ sion shakes the wslls as lo­ cal musicians belt out their Improvisations. l l Co-Feature U 0 Only • nt the Cnprl L e g a l N o tic e DANCE & NUUUflMOa • DANISH 1X)RSTER TAILS (awoot *a ■ nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP i (a rrel delivery th* way wo •roper* thorn! . . . thoy sr* NOT Trench Fried1) COMBINATION PLATTER ( Dealsk I.ohater Tolls *sd Royal Rod Shrimp) FROG LEGS Routed Ia Malted Better Jen? lew s mum • Pleasantly around th* cor­ ner from most offices In town Is th* Cerll>* lounge, in th* Velds* Hotel. It is convenlsnt to stop In during lunch or after work, and no matter how many times you see th*m, you won't fail to laugh at la r i Ivaa • Celer ■UN. • MON. • TUBS. • the “ a rt" on the walls. These pictures are genuine works of art, captioned by more modem expressions. You can also have meals until 8 p.m. and listen to Hill Slayton and the Hideaways. Taking a trip to Tampa Sun­ day will be the Skate City Rollers Dance and F ig jro Club. The club, whose purpose Is to promote Interest in skat­ ing through competition and shows, will participate in the Mld-Flc.dda Skating Associa­ tion meet at Tampa. They will compete In figure, danre and figure skating. Tho club Is open to anyone who can akate and although mest of • * a th* member* are Interested in I f you are not too tuckered competition and shows, par­ out from hiking, dash out to ticipation In those events Is Heardall and Geneva and try not required. your lurk at ahufflcbonrd. Every Wednesday night at 8 p.m., the D rift Inn Is spon­ soring a shufflehoanl tourna­ r t t » r r n n t '* v t s n ment. Anyone I* ellglbl* and Norton IK hereby given that urn »nase*<t In business at winners will bo announced. IKsrn I’srk, Remind# County. For Uiose hunger pangs, try Florida, under tbs fictitious m m * ■TIN’ KUYH OP the stacked ham on rye. More PKItM Pef. ARK. PI.A snil thst passive types can ait and I Intsmt to rstlstsr u M nim> listen to the music o f the with th* Ctsrk nf th* Circuit Court, Ksmlnols County, PlorCasuals from 12:30 til 2 a.m. Ids, In accordance with ths o f ths Fictitious every Friday and Saturday provisions X i m i Blslulst. to.wit: auc­ nlghta. tion I I I OS Plena* Statutes • -WINDS ACROSS THE EVERGLADES” GUNS” • I f you ladle* feel left out because only the men are get­ ting the exercise, here’s good new* for you. Every Thursday morning at Melodee Skating Rink from 10:00 til nocn, a housewives class meets to learn everything from the basics through dancing. Thie sounds like an easy way to work o ff those extra pounds you may have picked up over tho winter, besidrs learning grace and coordination. Drop in your pennies tco fo r one o f the * i* contestant* in the "Queen o f lienrts” contest, then go next door to Jet Lance fo r a few lines o f bowl­ ing. DORIS D AY, Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durunte and Martha Ruye are tho dazzling stars o f "Hilly Rose’s Jumbo," Mctro-Goldwyn-Myer’s spectacu­ lar musical with n circus background, in which all four sing, dance ami appear in thrilling snwdust acts, including equestrian feats and highwire performances. Rnsed on the Broadway stage success, the big Panuvision and color attraction features seven Rodgers ami Unrt song hits anil many o f tho world’s most famous circus acts. The Joe PnHternnk Production wnH directed by Charles Walters, Na. X At liiX# Osiy •t h e s a v a g e • Spotted an old player piano nt the Lake Monroe Inn . . . the best part about It Is that there is no official pianist. In­ stead guest* are invited to try their hands and feet at mak­ ing beautiful music. There Is every kind; sing along, pop. even some twist rollers. What could b* more riotous than twisting to the music of a player piano? While you’re there try the delicious steak and enjoy the view over Lake Monroe. L e g a l N o tic e la She Caere #r tha Caaatr >a*ea. Samlaale Cnaaty, Slat* at Klarlda. la rrabaSa la r* She Relate all For Mom, Dad and the Kids Casual Comfort By Judy Turner Now that everyono is back from thoso (huff puff) 60 mile hikes, you're probably ready for a little relaxation and refreshment. So sit down fo r a while and rest those weary bones; try your exercise in the form o f elbow hemling. Is Slated Fan* o f th* FUN IN OF C A S U A L S ’* 12:30 P. M. . 2:00 A. M. Shuffle Board Tournament WED. NITE . 8TABT X F. M. OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. • MON. THRU SAT. EXCEPT TUESDAY 7:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.M. MATINEE EVERY SAT. ft SUN. 2:30 P.M. TO 4:50 P.M. CLASSES FOR ALL AGE8 TE 8-2474 Skate City Roller Rink JUST OFT HWY. 17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD �Legal Notice tzs* W W PP > VOUTAKE MV r sure, > m c v tti i ' r r s R ie o r ON PERM / . HCAP potmoo MAVB ONft OF TOUR l OWNT T H S a ffH B ¥>\ Birr mV FOOTV/ENT TO SLEEP j TAU£ ABOUTANThCLMAy&ff WWATCONOJ TH1NK0FHIMY xn N A u voan ; IBLHUT THAT Legal Notice i» m n to rn T T iv im m Nntleo la harahr ktvrn that r o r H T i s A s n f o r nr.nu purauant to a Pinal Derraa s i i i .k c w r s r v . F l o r i d a of Poraeloauro entered In i s nnt M T m : n r NOTICR OP SALK ranaa numbered t l l t l . In tha Circuit Court of Samlnnla Count/, Florida, T will aall tha propart/ altuated In Semi* nnla Count/, Florida, deecrlb* ad aat LOT I I of RLOCK A of SO l’TII riNBCItKKT. a tubdlvlalon. aa reeordad In Plat llonk II, pasta I and 10 of tha Public Rernrda of Seminole Count/, Plor* Ida. AND AIJIO tha following <le«crlbed llama of equipment now Inrated In or upon tha above dearrlbed pramlaaat One fit Prosreea IP* K it­ chen Klhauat Pan One I I ) Duo Therm Space lleatar, U.ono I1TU Venetian Blind* at public aala, to tha hlsheat and beat bidder for ranh, at tha front door of tha Seminole Count/ Courlhouaa In Sanford. Florida, batwaan llt a l a. m, and 3:04 p. m., on February 37, l l l l . (S E A L ) llotiorabla A r t h u r Jlarkwllh, Jr. JAM HH OTIS SPINKS. alts known aa JAMES O. SPINKS. Derailed. n o t ic r o r f il in g m u a c c o u n t in g a n d r e p o r t Nolle# la hereby sire n that I hare filed my f i n a l Itvport and Am-ountlng aa Curator of tha Kil ato of JAMES OTIS SPINKS, alto known aa JAM KM O. SPINKS, daeaaaad; that I hara filed mr Patlilon for an Ordar o f Dlalrltiullnn and for an Ordar of Ktnat Diecharge upon rompllanca with aald Ordar of tilalrltiullon, and that on tha llth dar of-Marcb. A. I), 1143. I will applr to tha llonnrabla C. Varnon Mila, Jr.. Count/ Jude# o f Samlnnla Count/. Florida, fur approval o f m r Pinal llaport and for an Ordar ‘ dlerharglng mo aa Uuratur of tha Katata of JAMI-TS OTIS SPINKS, alan II. Clerk Circuit Court J!/: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Praaman, Itlchardaon A Wataon 711 llarnatt Dank RulMIng Jackaonvllle, Florida Atlorne/ Publlah February 11, l l l l . C D F -It T H A T *VJLL B E )R OWN ■A B Lei l 11 X PONTCARS HOW COLD |T IS OUTDOORS, I'M • d in s to o p e n THERE'S NOTHING K LIKE NICE, HEALTHY - f FRESH AIR t-|---- THAT HEALTHY FRESH AIR YOU LET IN W A S HJLLj-— -----l OF GERMS >— > ■/THAT W INDOW 9UBMT w tig A . m wossml * ! HEY/iJucr i M A N f v A W L E S MOKJON IS 'R f A u y H c r o M - i w r o a i . S fE M S T b H A V B A ^ M C U TM H seLB cnu c. NOTICR o r ro N P .ci.o arR K s ti.R in the c ir c u it c o ih t , In tka f'lrrwlt t'anrt of tke NINTH jrilll-T A L CIMCI IT Ninth Jadlrlal Clrralt af Flor­ OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR ida, In nnd for aeenlnolr Coun­ nKMINOl.E COUNTY, ty. rfcnneery No. 13714 IN CHANCERY NO. H IM INSTITUTIONAL MORTGAGE NOTICE OF C O UrA N T, n Callfornln eorPORKCLOIt RK SALK poratlon authurlted to do JOHN II. W ILLIAM S and bualnaao la tha State of Flor­ JAMES IL KASPER. ida, Plalntlfra, Ptalnttrr, -vava. ToM STATEN. E D W IN II. HATMOND M. MIDI.Ell. SR. RUXIir, QUENTIN LAMIIEItr, and PATRICIA T- Mil.I,Kit. hla and LAKH HARNEY DEVKwife, and PA U LIN E iio o g h . 1/OPMENT, INC, a corpora­ DOfandanla. tion. NOTICR IS HEREBY OIVDafandanta KN purauant to a Final De­ NOTICE IS HERHIJY <11Vcree of Mortgage Foreclosure EN that purauant lo a lum ­ dated February I, 1141 and inary final decree of foraentered In Chancer/ Caaa No. cloaura rendered on the Hat 13714 of tha Circuit Court nr day of January, A. D. t i ll . In tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of that certain cauaa pendlns In Florida, In and for Seminole tha Circuit Court In and for County, Florida, wherein Seminole County, Florida, In INSTITUTIONAL MORTGAGE Chancery No. 17,111, wherein COMPANT, a California cor- JOHN H. W ILLIA M S and poratlon authorlaed to do buat- JAMES IL KASPER ara plainnaaa in tha Slate of Florida, tlffa. and TOM STATEN. EDla Plaintiff, and RAYMOND W IN II. IIOXIIY, QUENTIN M. MIDI.Kit. Sit. and PA T R I­ LAMI1KRT and LA K E H A R ­ CIA U MIDDKIt, hla wife, and N E Y DEVELOPMENT, INC, P A U LIN E Iiuoos, era Defend- a corporation, ara dafandanta, ante, I will aall to tha hlsheat tha undaralsned. aa Clark of nnd beat bidder for cnah nt the aforaaald Circuit Court, the Weat Front Door of Ilia will within lha level houre of Seminole County Cuurlhouaa, aala on Monday, February 3J, In Sanford. Seminole Count/, 1IM. offer for aala and aall Florida, nt 11:#4 o'clock A. M. to tha hlsher and beat blddar, on Iho 31th day of February, for caah, at the main door t ilt , tha followlns deecrlhed tliolns tha W ait dnnr), of property aa aat forth In aald Henilnota County, Florida, In Final Decree, to-wlt: Sitnford, Florida, tha follow­ Dot 1, III nek 11. H E FT - lns deecrlbed property lylns liF.R HOMES ORLANDO, amf bains In Hemlnola County, MinrriON ONE. accordlns Florida, to-wlt: lo tha Plat tharaof, record­ Section la, Townahlp 31 ed In mat Ilook II. Panaa South, Ransa 43 Eaat, S and I of tha Publlo lieSouth and Eaat of Oaceola corda of Seminole County, Road, laaa 310 feat square Florida. In lha Southwrat corner D A T E D thla 13th day of and rlsht-of-way of Stato February, t i l l lload No. 13. (SE A L) Tha N W U of tha N W R of Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Section Id, Townahlp So Clark of tha Circuit Court South, Rons# 13 Eaat, llyt Martha T. Vlhlen Houtheaalarly of Oaceola Deputy Clark Hoad. Publlah February II, l l l l That part of Section 3, Wllllama, Salomon, Konnay A Townahlp 30 South, llans* Llndaon IS Eaat, South and Eaat Altornaya at Law of Oaceola Road, laaa IH t DuPont llulldlaf rlsht-of-w ay o f S t a t o Miami It. Florida Road No. 13 and 300 foot Publlah Fab. I I t i l l wide dralnose eaaement. CDF-14 The Kelt one-half of lha N E K and lha HW*4 at lha NKtt nf Saotlon 11, Town­ NOW OPEN FOR ahlp SO South, Itanse 33 LUNCH Kaot, laao rlsht-of-way af Stato Road No. II. Tha 8KU and tha North ona-holf or the HIV '4 of Section 11, Townahlp SI South, Ransa 31 Eaat, laaa rlsht-of-w ay of N t s t a lload No. IS, Government Lota 4 and I, Section 13, Townahlp SI South, llansa 33 Eaat. That part of Section tl. Townahlp 34 South, Ransa S3 Eaat, north and weat of I-aka Harney, tlovarnment Lula 1, 3, and I. tha W ait one-halt of the Eaat one-half and tha Eaat ana-half of tha W ait one-half of Saotlon 14, Townahlp 31 South, Rant* f e t e b a l D m in q 33 Eaat, Haa rlsht-of-way o f Lake Itarnay Road, raid aala will ba mada pur­ auant to and In ordar to aatlafy tha tarma of aald aummary final dacraa. W ITNESS my hand sad official aaal at Sanford. Semi­ nole County. Florida, thla 13ih day of February, A. D. 3143. (S E A L ) Arthur If. RerkwMh, Jr. Clerk of tha Clreult Court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark Publlah February 14, t i lt C D F-M Miscdlony ■ M W W e e k e n d T e le v is io n FRIDAY P. M. 4:1# (1) Wayne Poaentr ( I ) ABC Evenlas Report 4:14 f t ) Marta Momenta la ■porta 4:14 Cl) Mid -Fla. 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I :i l (It Stfa on 7:1' 7.JO 7:11 1:11 ( I ) Growara Almanaa ( I ) Wake Up Movlaa ( I ) Caantdown New# 11) Robin Hood t l ) Cartoonvllle 1:11 ( I ) Deputy D aw s l : l l (3) White Iluntar ( I ) Cartoon Carnival 3:11 ( ! ) Good Mornlny C> Super Car 1:11 13) Ruff A Ready 11:11 « ) Alvin * tha Chtpmunkt ( I ) Mr. Mayoo (3) Hharl Lenta 11:11 13) Kins Leonardo ( I ) Mtshty Mouop Flay, hoata ( I ) Superman 11:11 it) Far? (I) (I) H i l l (1) (I) (I) 11:11 (3) Rln Tla Tin Top Cat Mayln Midway Matty'a Funnlaa Ray Rosora Make Room for Daddy ( I ) Sky Kins ( I ) Bata Baeay SATURDAY P. M. 13:31 ( I ) Music Land Of Alla* kaaam ( I ) Readies Room (3 ) Kxplorlny 13:11 ( I ) Itobt. Trout, New* ( I ) Air Force Nowa Review 1:#0 ( I ) My Friend Flicks t i ll ( I ) Champlonahlp Wreatllny (d ) Champlonahlp Brldya Legal Notice SDTICr. OF DIMOLUTION Nollca la hereby slvan that tha partnarahlp heratofora atlatlns between Arthur J. Doonheriy Sr. nnd Arthur J. Dounhtrly Jr. of Lake Mary, Florida, under the firm name of A R T ELECTRIC, la thla flrat day of February 1141 dieaolved by mutual content Arthur J. Dousharly, Sr. Arthur J. Dousharly, Jr. Tha bualnraa will be continu­ ed at Lake Mary, Florida by ARTHUR J. DOUGHERTY Jr. who la authorlaed to aattla tha affalra of tha aald firm. Arthur J. Dousharly, Sr. Publlah Fab. I, II, I I A Mar. 1 CDF-11 IN CHANCERY NO. USSR FED E R A L NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION. A Cor­ poration orsanlaad under an Act of Oonsreoa and aalitlns purauant to tha Federal N a­ tional Mortsasa Aeaoclallon. Charter Act, havlns lta prin­ cipal office In tha City of Waahtngton Dlatrlct of Col­ umbia, F U li U f f ▼a. W HJ.IAM A. SPENCER and DORCAS J. SPENCER, hla wife, Dafandanta NOTICE TO APPEAR THE STATE OF FLORIDA Tot William A. Spencer and Dorcae J. Spencer, hla wife, l l l l Raster Drive Columbua 13. Ohio TOU ARB IIBIIKIIY NOTI­ FIED (hat a ault haa bean <llad asalnat you In tha above entitled eaaae, and thnt you nra required ta file your anawor with tha Clerk of thla Court and lo aarvo a copy tharaof upon the Plaintiff or Plalntlfra attornoyo, whoao name nnd addreea la Blahop * Dornatela, 14 Boat Pina Street, Orlando. Florida, not Inter than March Iflh. IM i. If you fall to da ao a Decreo Pro Confraao T ill bo entered asalnat you for tbo relief de­ manded In tha Complaint Thla ault la ta foracloaa a mort­ sasa. Tha real property pro­ ceeded asalnat lai Lot II, llloek 1, SUNLAXD ESTATES, Amended Plot, accordlns to n plat thara­ of, recorded la Plat Rook It, pasaa 1 * 3 . Publlo ltocorda of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida Tosathrr with: On# DuoTheraa W all Heater. OIL Model ltl-1 . Serial 111KM One Victor Climax Kitch­ en Eahanat Fan, ao med**l or aortal aumbera. Tea Vanotlan Illlnda, me­ tal. manufactured by Benkarlk Olaaa * Paint Com­ pany, Sanford, Florida, no modal or aerial numbers. W ITNESS my hand and tha aaal of aald Coart at Saalord. Florida, thla «th day at Fabruary, 1143. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clark of the Circuit Caurt By i Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark Blahop A Bornatala 14 Eaat Pina street Orlando. Florida Attornoya far Plaintiff Publlah Fob. 4. II. 33 * Mar. t COF-1T (0) Global Eobel (S) Mr. Wleard (31 Meet the Tree# 3:10 (31 Man Into Space I I I ! l » ) Valiant Yeara 3iel ( I ) A ir Korea Nona Re­ (01 r.-obe view (3) About Tim# 3:11 ( I ) Induatry an Parada 13) Knalyn O'Toole 3:34 (3 ) State Trooper 7:11 (l> Death Valley Days 3:30 ( I ) 1 Married Joan I I ) I*aale 3:10 ( I ) ChalUnya Golf 7:31 (3) Wonderful World of 3:t0 ( I ) One W ay Mirror Color (3) Victory at Sea (1) The Jetaono 3:10 ( I ) Fro nnwlrra Tour (0) Dannla, tha Monaco 3:31 (4) Women'! Major Leasee 1:00 ( I ) A Look At Monoco (1) Sunday Night Mov* (3) Sporta International Ha 4tOO (It Looktns at Sculpture (3) Car 14— Where Aro 1:31 4:14 ( I ) Jultue Caaear— Act Y«u7 II, Scene II 4:10 ( I ) Chanylny Tlmea 3:01 (31 llonanta (0) Tha Rail McCoya 4:10 ( I ) Manlovanl 1:30 III G.K. Theater 4:00 ( I ) Porter Wayoner 10:00 431 Shuw of the Week ( I ) Wide World of (I I Candid Camera Sporto (1) Voice of Flreatoaa 43) All-Star Golf 1:30 ( I ) It’a the Law 10:30 II Whal'a My Lina ( I ) Howard K. Smith 4:00 (|) Nowa Mllaatone !i:«4 13) Newacopa 4:14 (3) Newacopa (4) Eric Ravarald Nawa (3) Fla. Flehlns With Itan Taylor ( I ) Mid-Fla. Nawa 4:31 ( I ) Onto A Harriet 11:30 (3) Peter Gunn 4:43 (3) Sander Vanocur'a 11:11 ( I ) Ch. Nina Theater port 1:44 ( I ) Hollywood Movlo 1:44 ( I ) Ch. 4 Nawa Cavalcade ( I ) Star Perfurmanco (31 Ktylns Doctor MONDAY A. M. 7:31 t l ) Jarkla Gleaaon Show 1:31 ( I ) Sign On (0) The Gallant Man 0:14 13) Sign On 431 Ssm Benedict 1:31 ( I ) Dtfandara 1:11 (0) Grove A Farm Boa (1 ) Mr. Smith Goaa To port Waahlnyton 0:10 f l ) Colley# of the Air 1:31 (3) Don McNeill _ Del7:00 17) Today tone (1) Wake Up Movlaa 1:41 ( I ) HaL Ntsht Movlaa 7;tl (t ) Farm, Market Re­ ( I ) Lawrence Walk port 1:31 ( I ) Hava Gun W ill T ra­ 7:31 ( I ) State Nawa eat vel Waathar 14:0# ( I ) Flsht or the Weak »:M ft ) Today 111 Ounemoke 7:40 ( I ) Countdown Nawa 14:44 ( I ) Make That Kpara 7:4S ( I ) Mlckle'a Goapal Tima ; t : l ! (3) Rat. Nlyht Show 1:10 ( I ) Mlckay Evan* Show ( I ) Mtl-Fla. Nawa ( I ) CapL Kangaroo ( I ) Ch. I Nawa 1:34 (3> Weather and Nawa 11:11 ( I ) Hollywood Movie 1.30 (3) Today C avil eads ( I ) Cartoavllla 11:34 ft ) Rise Off 1:01 (3) Jack Lalane R e * ( I ) American llUtory 11:11 ( f ) Champlonahlp Wrtat1:11 ( I ) Romper Room Mas 1:30 (3) Gall Storm Show 10:00 (3) Ray Whas SUNDAY P. M. (4) Calendar ( I ) Learn Hpantah 13:04 ( I ) Faith for Today ( I ) All America Wanta 14:34 (t ) Play Tear B o se* ( I ) 1 Lava La ay To Know ( I I Ann Sotharn Skew ( I ) Chrlatopher 11:31 I I I El Mundo Al Die 11:10 ( I ) Tha McCoya (3) Price lo Risk! ( I ) CIIS Waah. Report! C ) Oral Roberta ( I ) Jana Wyman Prp* tiM ( I ) Herald of Truth aenth (3) Sunday Showboat 11:30 ( I ) Pate A OHdya ( I ) TIIA ( I ) Yaara For A Boas 1:11 ( I ) n is Plotura 41) Coaeaa trail aa 3:4# ( I ) Direction* '13 ( I ) U of Fla. Baakotbalt MONDAY P. M. lllstillRlita (3) NRE Optra 13:00 (4) Tour Flrat Haproe 7:40 (It Adtal Slrvanaun aloa ( I ) Sunday Splo Specta­ ( I ) Tanntaaea KrnIt cular Ford 3:11 ft ) Chanylny Tlmea ( I ) Loro o f Life 1:40 ( I ) Sunday Sporta Spec­ 13:31 (4) Harry Reaaontr tacular Nawa ( I ) Ureaktliru 13:30 (I I Father Knowa Real S ill (3) Wild Kltiydom ( I ) Raaroh for Tomorrow 4:11 (3) Wonderful World of (3) Truth or Conee* Oolf quencaa ( I ) The Great ChalUnya ( I ) Guiding Light ( I ) Chilians* Oolf ( I ) ARC Mid-Day Report 4:30 ( I ) Alumni Fun (3) NUC Nawa 1:11 ( I ) Tad Mack Amateur ( I ) The Open Window Hour ( I ) Mid-Fla. neport ( I ) Major Adame, Trail(3) Nawa and Waatkas maatar ( I ) Latftlme (3) Update 13) Rtlmnaatlea l l l l ( I ) O. K. College Bowl ( I ) NBC Ncwe ( I ) Hullwlnkto Show ( I ) A* Tha World Taras 1:11 « ) Tho Twentieth Cen­ (3) BcUnca a tury (0) Highway Patrol (3) Merv-Griff In Show ( I ) Paaaword (1) Day In Court it ) NIIC Nawa ( I ) Art Llnklattar is t s s e m e r r r r o t r t it ( I ) Stvaa Kaye a t o rtm ir s it o is cocn( I ) Loretta Young Show TV. FLORIDA. SO, ISttS ( I ) Millionaire THE M UTUAL IIKNKKIT L IFE ( I ) Queen for a Day INSURANCE COMPANY, n IS) Young Dr. Malone New Jaraey corporation. ( I ) To Tall The Truth Plaintiff, ( I ) Who Do Yoa T ru il ( I ) Douglas Edwarda W ILLIAM C. BRADEN at at. Nawa Defendant!. with tha Nawa NOTICR o r SUIT (3) Tha Match Garni THE STATH OF FLORIDA Toi William C. Braden, ( I ) American Randatsal realdence unknown. ( I ) Secret Storm Tou are hereby notified that (3) Maka Room fop n ault haa bean filed asalnat Daddy you, Marsaret C. Ilraden nnd ( I ) Edge of Night United Statea of America In ( I ) DUcovery ‘II tha abora entitled cauao, and ( I ) Amarlcan NowaaUnd (hat you are required to file ( I ) NBC Nawa your anawar with tha Clark ( I ) Popaya Playhonao of tblo Court and to aarve a ( I ) Tha Dtet of Oreaaht copy tharaof upon tha plain­ t l) Chsckmato tiff nr plaintiff a attornaya, ( I ) Santa Claua wboaa name and addreea la ( I ) X Led 4 Liras { Jennings, W alla, Clarke and ( I ) Waathar Show Hamilton, 114 Harnett Nation­ al Bank Bulldlns, Jacksonvilla 3. Florida, not later than February 34, 1143. If yoa fall to do ao a decree pro con* faaao will ba entered asalnat you for tha relief demanded In tha eomplalnL Thla ault la U N Sanford A vs. to foracloaa a mortsasa. Tha real property proceeded asalnat let !«ot II, SOUTH P IN E . CREST, Third Addition, a aubdlvlalon, acoordlns to a plat tharaof recorded In Plat Rook II, pet*# 43 and 41 of tha Public Re­ cords of Samlnota Coun­ ty. Florida. W ITNESS my hand and tha aaal of aald Court at Sanford. Florida, thla llr d day at January, l l l l . (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clark of tha Circuit Court llyt Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark Legal Notice Seminole TV FA 24920 ★ ★ ★ ★ m m Tell the Exciting Story o f Deltona SATURDAY. • :S O P .M . • S tB d B lix ia c ill Colee TV SdM a 8 m ic* C hannel 2 • TV RENTAL �Immediate Results A re Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2-5612 Classified 12. Itral Kutnte For Sal«| I« . For Kent Jl|r £aulorh ftrrali! Fri. Feb. 1">. *&’— Page 9 Far aale o r leaae. 4 BedRAN E N N A P A R K i C t t / L 'L 'T I L '’ D l l / room*, 2' a baths, spacious 1Attractive 3 BH. tile bath T/P/1 I r , r I P i Loch Arlmr home. $160.00: CB humc, in lovely Raven­ monthly. Contact Seminole na Park. Features include Realty, loot Park A te. range, healer, hot water heater, blind*, air-condi* Clean 2 A 3 bedroom borne* tioner, and chain link fenc­ available now. Starting at ed rear yard. Total price $75. Contact Seminole Real­ $11.8501 D o w n payment ty. 1901 Perk Ave. D EADLINES $6501 No closing costal MunUily payments $79,501 CLASSIFIED D ISPLA Y; t A 2 lilt. fum. Apte. Utye. •• May we serve you? Tuea., tinu F ii. • 3 I*. M. day $50 up. FA 2-2764. before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon: Nicely furnished largo 2 bed­ room end 2 bath Apartment. STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Adult*. Phone FA 2-566$. Real Estate — Mortgages Tuca., thru Krl. • 3 P.M. day 1912 Sanlord Ave. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-1420 before insertion. Mon. • Sal. n»on. House* for rent. For infer- 3 Bedroom homea. brick mation contact Ted Wil­ Choice location*. FHA. $450 R E SPO N SIB ILITY: liams Hardware, 205 E. down. $78 month. Monna The Herald will not be re­ 25tb St Jarvla. FA 2-1810. sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion o f your ad, MODEL HOME NEW end USED HOMES and reaervea the right to re- 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. New models 3 Bedroom l t t viac or reject any advertlae|6l month. 3125 Sanford baths, masonry on your lot, nient from what ordered to Ave. |$,950 and up. Financing conform to tha policlea of thia may be arranged. R E N T A L S NE ED E D ! paper. Stenstrom Realty, Sanford's 195$ model I bedroom mason­ ry, large half acre land­ largest rental and property C LA SS IFIE D IN D E X scaped lot, kitchen equip­ management firm, la in 1. Lent & Foil ml ped, no city taxes, paved need of several rental 2. Notices - Personals street, 9U.300, with term*. home*, of all sises and in 8. Education * Instruction NEAT 3 bedroom, large ell location*. 4. Transportation shady lot. only $7,850 real’ fi. Food "No wonder the baby doesn't talk yet— It doean't If you have a home you plan f fd/r lerm i. fl. For Rant have a chancel" to rent, we can furnish CLEAN 3 bedroom masonry, 0A 8pecial Notices walking distance to shop­ you with a qualified tenant. 7. Business Rentals ping, school*, rhurche*. on­ 13. Real Estate For Sale 17. Male Help W a n te d We would appreciate the 5. Beach Rentals ly is.oes, down payment opportunity to serve you. NEW 3 bedroom, 3 bath Light Janitor's w-ork. lim ited 9. For Sale or Rent flexible. home, large corner lot, 311 hours. Apply Jet I-anes 10. Wanted to Rent E V E R E T T A . HARPER Monday morning. Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ 11. Real Estate Wanted Agency. Realtor tates. V A—nothing down, 12. Real Estate For Sale 3485 8. Perk Ave. Need Salesmen for completemonthly payments $92.00. Real Estate — Mortgages 18. Mortgage Loans Ph. FA 2 2284 or FA 2 2285 ly finished homes, built on FA 2-1074 • FA 2-231$. 111 N. Park Ave. F A 3-1410 14. Inauranca customer* lot. Best financ­ JUST LISTED IB. Business Opportunity Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom ing. Top commission. Call All types of Real Estate Clean custom built 3 bed­ 16. Female Help Wanted collect Titusville 387-3240. Apartment*. Kitchen equip­ room, 2 bath Loch Arbor 17. Mule Help Wanted American Heritage Homes ped. 108 W. 18th SL Ph. borne. Only $14,750.00 with 18. Help Wanted Inc. P A 3-4678. . St,750 down. 19. Situations Wanted 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0339 Efficiency Apt. $30 5!o. Sur­ 20. Babysitters 19. Situation* Wanted plus City. 201 W. 1st St. 21. Beauty Salons 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, Child C areT F a T-2274 ~ 22. Build - Paint • Repair 3 . S A 4 BEDROOM HOMES air-condition, central heat. 1901 S. Perk Ave. 28. Building Materials Near Big Bear Lake. Also Children kepi. F A 2-4182. R oan L. Payton, Realtor F A 2-5232 anytime 24. Electrical Services 3 bedroom, 2 bath home In F A $-1301 2640 Hiawatha 25. Plumbing Services Casselberry. Will take late IRONING wanted. F A 3-2454. T E E ’N GREEN 26. Radio & Television 2 Bedroom bouse. Kitchen model car or diamond ring Child care. F A 5-0709. tolf equipped. $17 Escambia Dr. Out 20th St. oppoilte 27. Special Services as part payment. Possession Club. New 3 bedroom. Its P A 3-0830 after S p. m. 28. Laundry Service St once. O. S. Miller. Brok­ Ironing 4 babysitting wanted. bath, built-lne. Large fam ­ 29. Automobile Service 323-0937. er, Orlando. Ph. OA 5-2230 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-ins, ily room, central beet and 29A. Auto Accessories or 295-5525 fenced yard. US W. Cole­ Alr-CoodlUon. Low, low BABYSITTING. F A 2 4091. 30. Machinery - Tools man Circle. $120 per month. down p a y m e n t * . |7S.oo 31. Poultry - Live stock IRONING wanted. FA 2-3503. F A 2-7484. month pay* all. Drive out liy Nadine Seltzer 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W. First Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty John E. Fox, Realtor Seminole Realty St. Johns Realty 31A. Pet* today or call F A 2-2744 for 32. Flowers - Shrubs 2 B Il. Kitchen equipped. A p t details. 10:10 to 5 daily. 33. Furniture $8*. 281$ Kim A ve. 34. Articles For Sals 3 ' BEDROOMS, t bath. CB. Furn. 2 Bdrm. house. $80 a 35. Articles Wanted Asaurae payments. May be Mo. r A 3-4287. Call between 36. Automobiles - Trucks seen at 718 Cherokee Circle. 5 p. m. and 10 p. m37. Bouts - Motors Sunland E iU tes. F A 2-0960. 38. Motorcycle* - Scooters Furn. 2 Bedroom House. M ayfair Section. Sacrificing 39. Trailers - Cabanas Adults, no pets. FA 2-7994. 3. Education - Instruction 3 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. Downstairs, Urge Refrigeration • Air-condition­ ruomi. Call 232-6341. ing men needed. Wo train you. Write Commercial Furnished 3 bedroom houae. Trade* Institute Box IS, c 'o Lake Golden. FA 2-0274. Sanford Herald. 6A Special Notice* fl. For Uenl PU RN. Apt. 23(0 McllonvlDe. 3 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, Wynnewood. Ph. F A 2-0388. Seminole Realty R E M IN D E R INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. H AR R ISO N ’S 1511 Palmetto Ave. THE T IM E TESTED FIRM Work wanted. FA 2-7053. 119 N. Perk Ave. F A 34123 2 Ladies desire babyslUer to care for 3 children and do For Sale, Rent or Trade light housework. From 5 3-BR., 2 bath CBS home, oak p. m. until about 9 a. m. floors, central heat. Fanced corner of W ylly 4 Sanford yard with good grata and Ave. FA 2 «H7. fruit trees. 116,000 — TERMS a 139,000 borne for 122.000. 21. Beauty Baton* Owner leaving tow*. 4 Bed* Ilortu L. Puyton, Realtor F A 2-1301 — 3640 Hiawatha room, 2 bath, 300o sq. ft. H A R R IE T T S B E A U TY NOOK living area, central beat, Furnished 2 bedroom older Complete Beauty Service U rraixo floors, dishwasher, FA 2-3742 home at 118 W. 19th St. 105 So. Oak disposal, complete kitchen, nedurrd to $8,500 with good For thoie who cannot get In custom built. Sts Years old. terms. during regular hour*, call Lot lo t’ x 150'. FHA com­ for evening appointment!. mittment requires $1500. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop plus closing. Call 222-41$3. 319 Palmetto A ve.-F A 3 0834 Service Station l i Store. 5 100! Park Avenue 21. Electrical Service* Room Apt. on 2nd floor. F A 2-5232 an) time Large corner lot. Good lo­ F R IO ID A IR E IM M E D IATE cation. FA 2-2739. Salai A Service OCCUPANCY 3 Bedroom, H4 bath, no qual­ House Wiring, Free E itim atoi ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. Sid V lhlea'i Randall Electric Ph. F A 34911 "C ell Hall'' FA 3-9841 Longdale subdivision Long- ill Magnolia 1544 fo French Ave. wood. 322-8827 If. For Hale or Rent Unlurniihed 2 bedroom house. 3 Bit. Modern bouse. 817 1305 Elliott AVC., F A 2 5254 Catalina. FA 2 0571. or F A 10329. 2 BEDROOM home. CB con­ UNFURNISHED M « I bed­ struction. Near Pinccrest 4 Bedroom, 2 full bath. See room home, kitchen equip­ School. Ph. P A 1-1794. furnished model at Sales ped. FA 2 3685. office out 10th St. and UpIf you like country living. 2 BEDItUOJl house, kitchen sale Road, opposite church, 3 Bedroom, 3 baths. On equipped. $75 month. Ph. central beet prepared for south side of big Lake FA 2-5303. Air-condition. Mary. Water for boating, etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ Fum. Apt. Cloie in. Apt. 3. mately 2 acres. FA 2-9182. Luw-Low down payment $to Mo. t o m W. lit . J. \Y. Hall, Realtor $12,990 FURNISHED Apartment. 9 room*, bath. 2 double bed*. 110 W. 3rd St. Ph. 322-0418. 12. Real Estate For Bole 3 bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ en* Ave. Pbone 348-4871. You IN IN IN IN IN IN R E N T A BED Runaway, Ho*pital A Baby Bed* By Day, Week, or Month CARRO LL'S FU R N ITU R E Ph. FA 2-5181 ' US W. lit 5L W KI.AKA A PA R TM E N TS: Rooms private baihi, 114 W Firal SL Unfurnished j b e d r o o m hou*e. 826 Eicam his. Ph. FA 2 0274 • 11RN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2too. 2-BEDROOM CB HOUSE Kilt-hen equipped, near bu* atop, too X 156 lot, 251(1 Country Club ltd. FA 2 1817. 2 Bedroqm furniihcd bouse. Garage. $65 a mauUi, 218 W. null St. FA 2.008. ROOMS, The Gable*. 401 5lugnoli* A lt . FA 2 0730. Lake"~Msry. 2 Bedroom, liltc ;tn equipped. FA 2-3048. F A 2-0347. M A Y F A IR IF desire the very best Residential tow* living Archilectual beauty specious floor design Kitchen equipment comfortable lieatlng modern bath fixtures llie n —we urge you to see this lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath bofne in desirable Mayfair, on largo (lotJO x 135) bomcslte. The price U right! Just $22000. with low FHA down payment, Immediate poss­ ession! 179.00 MONTH P A Y 8 ALL ALMOST new 4 bedroom*. 2 bath*, large paneled living room with stone fireplace, Florida room. Carports. On 1 sere lot. near Wilson School. Paula. $19,500. Ph. F A 2-1694. LA K E M ARKHAM LOTS Let us show you these high 4 A dry lots, ell have water frontage. Average si sc 100' x 200'. Wonderful fishing, boating and swimming. Price 51.995. Name your own terms. Stemper Agency REALTO R - 1NSUROR FA 2 4991 1919 8. French Ave 23. Plumbing Service* LAKEVIEW Home for ssla or trade for a tiled farm on the west side of Sanford. Call T A 2-7599 days or FA 2 6368 nights. 913,950 Stenstrom Realty " Jim Hunt Realty ROSE COURT. 2 Bedroom Office FA 2-211$ furnished Apartment. Child­ Nights FA 1-44* $23-$7«0 ren welcome. 2015 Sanford <524 Park Dr. Benfurd, Fla A ve. NO I 4323. 9 BEDROOMS, 3 bath*. Fenc­ ed backyard. Air-conditioner. Kitchen equipped. Low down payment. $9oe g. Park Ave. FA 3-1791. 26. Radio ft Television PERSONAL RADIO 4 SINGER C A L L FA 2-578:1 Alan's Fabric 4 Rugs 2559 Park Ur. Truck Body Repair Finish Carpentry work 307 Kim FA 2 3116 Southern Air H o n tln g ■ A i r C o n d itio n in g Sale*— Repair—Contracting F R E E ESTIMATES 2503 Oak FA 24321 Monument*. Cemetery work Also Lettering on Stones SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 3317 MellonviUe Ave. Phone FA 2*448 Owner must sell. Take over $89.00 p . > incnta. 3 bed> rooina in Sunland. FA 2 4191 16. Female Help Wanted Waitress. Experienced be attractive. Apply 'N Treat, Sanford. Must chick Tupperware has opening for 4. Two part time U o wk. Tw o full time $100 wk. Com­ mission. Cor necessary. Call Geneve W llliam i, Orlando. GA 2-4359. S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 20’ W. 2nd St FA 2-8432 36. Automobiles • Truck* '53 Ford, convertible, new tiro*, automatic Iran*. Ra­ dio, heater. Good condition. Ph. FA 2 2833. '83 Jeep with 4 wheel drive. Also Power Band Saw. Call after 6 p. m. FA 2 8273. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SA LE NOTICE IS H EREB Y GIVEN by the undersigned that on Friday March 9, 1963, at to o'clock A .51. at 2U1 S. Elm Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, public aala of a 19J0. Ford Falcon, 2 door bearing serial number OHUS168287. will be held, fo r cash fo the highest bidder. Inspection thereof /nay bn made at jut E. Elm, San­ ford, Seminole County, Flor­ id*. the place o f storage. Dated February 9, 1983 N ATIO N AL BANK OF DE. TR O IT. flit Woodward, Do. troit, Michigan By J. L. UroehoUki, Asst. Manager 1953 Plymouth Station Wagou. A-t condition. *57 motor. FA 2 0738. 37. Boata - Motors Gateway To ORCHID PUNTS Surplus Sale, sou from II.so up. Pota for sale at bargain. Annual* Petunia*, Snapdra­ gon*, Panties, Vegetable Planta. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upaala Rd. Juit off JUth St. and 1st St. Gibson solid body electric Guitar and carrying caae. Lika new 949. Harmony Spanish Guitar 910. Call James Head at Food Fair. 38. Motorcycles • Scooters VESPA ktotor Scooter* ( m i ) 910.85 down k 95.52 WeekfrLewd* Hales k Service 3517 Country Club Road Ph. KA 2-7929 yCHFVROLET r 39. Trailer* • Cabana* 1 Bedroom Housetiwitor. KB* ebon, living room, bath with shower. Ph. FA 94900 or F A 2-9959. Alma all aluminum House* trailer. 91 f t Sleep* 4. Ph. F A 2-9739. Mobile home 21 ft. A ll mod* era. Colored kitchen ft bath, carpeted throughout, lik e new. Must cell Immediately, Dewitt's Traitor Park. Hi* way 17-02 South. CAR for LKSfl MOSby * M 1962 Cadillac 4 Door M Hardtop, Fall Power, A ir CewilUee. f t 18,000 Mil**, Like New, Beautiful f l W hit* Finish, ^ 1960 Mercury Monterey ** 595 A jy ) 1195 fl 4 Doer, Marc-tDMallr, Power Btoer., fe w e r Brakes, Now Tires, Extra Claaa. FALCON Hlatlon Wagon B la n d a r ^ J T ja g jje D r t c j^ ^ ^ ^ IM - f ■ CADILLAC 4 Door Auto* Power llil Brake* .... ~ l i Ton Pickup 1991 CIIKVIIDLET AutomatleTrinstejiUsloi^^^^.. CUMVAIR 4 Door AutomeD^Jrejwmjsislui^^^^ ..... 1496 1298 2 Door, 9 Cylinder H t a a d e r d J r a n j^ ^ ^ ^ — l i W OLDHMOBI1.E Super "49 " 4 Door Power ljeake*^H te*riae^4I^JCoild« IM A CHEV MULE I Impale 4 Door. • w l * W | C ) I l n d r r ^ ^ i i l o ^ j r n i i W j ^ ^ ^ ....... 798 718 1898 CADILLAC 4 Dour Sedan DeVllte, Air C o n d i t i o n e d ^ PONTIAC 4 l*«ur Sedan I M IW l * I M l C H EVRO LET 4 Door Hlatlon llil 5 5 Country Squire, 9 Pas*. Station Wagon, Ford-O-Matle. Power Hteer. ft Brakes, Extra Clean, Radio, Heater. i l “ 1 J 495 tA | | P 4 Door Hedan, Merc-O-MsUe, Heat er, New Paint, Gawd Tire*. Cm M ft# 1958 Lincoln Capri 4 Door. Fully Powered, A ir Cued., Extra Clean, A Perfect Car. — Cf * 1 1 395 1156 m 1W 1 m S E 0 # 9 r BARGAIN BUYS — C H EVRO LET HUtlee Wagoa (E stra Clean) Ol.DMMUUILK I Door A ir Loud. (E a lre Clean .... ........ B i l l K Special 4 Door --------- IS? ......... ■’ DHD Hlatlon Wagon. 4 Door. V-«, Overdrive Cl * ! 4 Door, Merc-O-Mallc, Radio, Heater, White Finish. t'ualum Itoyal V-a, 4 Door Hedan, Automatic I ran*., Puwar Mirer. 4 Brake*. Radio, lltater, Goodyear Double Eagle Blowout Proof Tires, A Dellary fa r , Lika New, CH EVRO LET 2 Door. 9 C y l l o ^ r ^ ^ ^ — — — ——...... llil 1959 M ercury Monterey 1957 Dodge ■— r ilK V U III.K T Hlatlon Wagon 4 D u u r .jS J L r tfo d ti^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ f||i PLYM O U TH ftra u r 1958 Mercury Monterey l CADILLAC Sedan DeVille, Power A n d ^ J ^ j o n d ^ ^ ^ ^ as 795 1959 Ford C A D IL L A C OLDS t | , ' 1959 Veipa Grand Sport. Call FA 2 5035. a 1960 T -B lrd Hardtop fOLLERSo/SANFORD Waterway Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 304-8-8 E. 1st Ph. F A 2-5981 Accordion. 130 b a a i , I awttrbea. 9 Months old. Values 9295, will M il for «tS0 ca*h. FA 2 5*04. Benches for aale. J. C. Buntcn Lemon Bluff u lip. Garden Tractor with mower 4 equipment. Slight­ PE TU N IA. Snapdragon, Panly used. KA 3 88(0. lie atock. USED REFRIG ERATO RS O RAPEV1LLE NURSERY 15.00 up. 401 W. 13th St. Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. Tha Hobson Sporting Good* 32. Klow9n • Shrubs Plano lunmg and Repair W. L. Harmon — F A 24223 Reupbolslery Specie Is I Chair* $29. selection ot fa ­ bric*. Sola* 589, selection Of fabrics. Custom Made Slipcover* {C h a in $24.50. Sofa* $19.50. Central Florida'* Largest rrupliolstcry Factor). Free home estimates, written guarantee, 10'< down. Central Fia. Decorator* South 4 Garland Orlando, Fla. Ph. GA 3-4179 Sanford r A 2-0813 Cocoa NE 6 6176 TWO W A Y Intercom FA 1-5362. A U TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D 27. Special Servlet* W ELLS DRILLED , PUMPS, SPR IN K E R SYSTEMS All Type* and Sixes We Repair and Service Cull Hen* 33c each. Chicken manure. Snyder* Poultry Farm. Lake Jessup. Ph. $12.30FA 2-6U12. 31. Article* Fur Kale L A W N SERVICE MUST S E L L T O D A Y 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped house. R i g h t downtown. $4500. Some terms. Pbone FA 24457. F R E E E S T IM A T E Royal magic margin Type­ Upholfterlng 4 Mattress ren­ writer. Like new. 550. Re­ ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ frigerator. late model ture. Call Nix Ueddlng Mfg. llolpoiut $75. Call 322 8910. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 40'' X 26'' Roper Da* Range FA 2-3117. In 1*1 class condition. 2432 DON’T THROW IT AW AY Melkmvlllc or FA 3-1902. Bring your aluminum furni­ ture to ua for complete re­ FR E E loan ol >mr efficient Carpet Shampooer* with webbing. purchuse of tllur Lustre FU RN ITU RE CENTER shampoo. C arroll* Furni­ lluo French Ave. ture. Ph. FA 2-7953 Ready 5llx Concrete, sand, Blue atudio couch. Good con­ dition. FA 2-1393. stool, window sill*, lintel*, dry well*, grease trap*, 1-96" Steel desk, I swivel Mowing, edging, fertili/ing, step*, table tops, stepping chair, l swivel stenograph­ etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. atone*, lot marker*. er chair, 2 steel offlea F A 3-181T. Miracle Concrete Co. chairs, leather cover. 4 309 Elm Ave. FA 34731 Heavy wooden chair*, 4 fold­ 29. Automobile Service ing wood chairs, 4 folding Singer Round Bobbin sew­ steel chair*. 3 steal cab­ ing machine, equipped to slg tag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ inet*. 4 assorted site index card files, 1 t»|*> recorder, ment* o f $a.50. FA 2-9411. Wlnclahielil Hnck Gian* 2 typewriter* 4 stand, Door GImm Vent Glass Locker*, Trunk*, T e n 1 1, Ironrite inmer, like new 4 Tarp*. Floats, 4 Knlvea, S E R V IC E other articles. Will sell In Boats, Army-Navy Surplus SenScarik Glass and Faint bunch or aepurale. Phone 110 Sanford Ave. Company F A 2-3771. 210 Magnolle Ph. KA 2-4422 FACTORY n YOU Used Phllco Hefrlgorator. Ex­ ALUM INUM BUNDS AUTO • RADIO cellent condition $39.93. Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ Drive-In Hepair Service Britt's Inc. Food Fair Shop­ tom rail with plastic ends. PERSONAL RADIO 4 T. V. ping Center. 333 0636. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot­ 25th St. 4 Sanford Ave. ton or nylon cords. Servel Gas Refrigerator. E x­ Ph. 3234655 Senkurik Gluas and Faint cellent condition. Only $44. Britt'a Inc. Food Fair ShopCompany 31A. Peta >lng Center. 323 0638. 2 .0 Magnolia Ph. F A 34922 Toy Poodle. Apricot. 4 month* old. AKC. Female. Call Austin Pipe Organ, 9 rank*, 36. Auiomobltoa • Trucks probably 50 years old, now 322-7979. Volkiwagun *58 Kombl Sta­ Installed In 8anford Pres­ tion Wagon, with or without 2 Shetland punlea; l aorrel byterian Church. T e r m a seats. KA 28809, filly, l paint gelding. 9123 11,000, organ to be re­ oaoh. Saddles alao avail­ placed in approximately 9 '95 Mere. • Dr. MooicUtr. able. PH. 223 9192. weeks muat be removed In Clean, 323-gua. approximately 3 days, acheDalmatloa Pup*. g'W k*. AKC doling to be worked out 4 pedigreed. Champion* with new organ installer! both ildea. Winter Park. at Church. Call Mr. SUae 939 3097. at KA 3-3977 (Sanford). Raagie Pup, male. 2915 Grove Nearly nsw Phllco Town and Dr. In Praver borne*. Country portable T.V. 9150. Call 323 4435 after 5 p.m. ” Realtor Near NAS. 9 bedroom, 2 bgUi Assume payments 97,Go mu 3224742. A IR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and R E P A IR WORK 1007 banford Ave. r A 34593 31. Art idea Knr Sale 33. Furniture HOG boarding. $17.80 per WANTED reliable couple to CLEAN, oil and adjust your Singer or any home tewing take up monthly payment* month. Minimum 5 months of $13.50 cn 3 complete | machine for only S3 5u. First Animal Haven. FA 3-3752. 5 calls get a can of machine rooina of furniture. Call FR IO ID A IR E oU FR E E . KA 2B41L TE 9-1311, Casselberry, col­ Sales A Service lect. S P IN E T PIANOS— We have O. 11. HIGH In thia vicinity two spinet Used furniture, appliances, I7tw W. 1st St. Sanford planus which must be told tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. Ph. FA 3-3M3 at once. They can be pur­ Larry'* Mart 213 Sanford chased by making small Ave.' Ph. FA 2 4133 deposit and taking over SEW ING M ACHINE Sell U* Your rurntture. quick •mall monthly payment*. Sales and Service Service With the Ca*h. Inquire Thompson Music Free estimates in advunce SUPER TRADING POST Co.. 29 Colonial Plata Mall. fret* home demonstration FA 24677. Orlando. Phone UA 3-4577. T.V. SERVICE Real Estate — M ortgage! We repair Plwno Changers I l l N. Park Ave FA 32420 Radio 4 T.V., Auto Radios 1 D AY SERVICE 25th St. 4 Sanford Ave. s a c r if ic e Ph. 323-0655 White furnished bouse across 2 Acres o f land nn hlway 1792. Frame house, barn, bust* High School on Ridgewood. Heel EsUta — Mortgage* ness. Cheap. 969-5520. $4500. Inquire wkhin or 111 N. Park Ave. $31-14* phone Apopka 198-4849. 13 BR., lVt bath house; or L.M.N. ENTERPRISES will trade for HousctraUer. Has purchased b e a u t i f u l ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FA 24934. wooded area at Longdale. Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. FA 3-9991 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Plumbing A Heating 1450 DOWN Charming 3 bedroom home Situated on ipactoua oak PLUMBING abaded corner tot In High­ Contracting Repair* land Park. leaded with FR E E ESTIMATES nice features and eatrast R. L. HARVEY Don't fall to sec this ex­ 104 BanforC Ave. F A 24991 ceptional value today I Stenstrom Realty See Mr. Ferguson at sale* oflice and pick your lot end bcUM- models. Uiw down—low monthly payints. Wal l 27. Special Service* FORD V-8 4 Dour Hlatlon tt’agon M ERG ER5 M O NTEREY 4 Door Hedan FORD F A IK L A N K 5 1 2 Door Hedan .... .... .. ... ,ir,(K 4 lfe »r ......... a ^ t'ARH 801,1) WITH A GtV WARRANTY FDHP.L I Door, Auto. Tranar* *—»_________________ 1C58 AOLDS 4 Door Hardtop u to ., I'n» — U .l-r tw _________ E A S Y , quick G M AC FINANCING 111 K. 2ND HT. 2599 B. P A R K FA 3-9711 ----- O RLAND O CM 1-SU6 ----- F A 2-9M1 H U N T S INC bANHHU) * KA 2-48*4 LO T AT PALM ETTO Winter Park f t » 9M MI 4-4BM ft COMMERCIAL ■9 �Pag* 10— Tri. Feb. 15, *63 g fr In te l grw B Skate Queen To Be Named Jehovah's Witnesses Schedule Assembly nounced. Beginning the evening o f March 8, w ill be a session of the ministry school as a model that ls held in th* local King­ dom Hall each 'week. ActlrItica o f the assembly will be climaxed on Sunday with D. J. Thomas o f New York City giving the featured lecture, “ Who W ill Win the Struggle for World Supremery.” During the three-day as­ sembly delegates will make as many door to door and shop to shop calls as possible in and around New Smyrna Mcmbera of Uia Intermedl. Beach to extend a personal ate and Young People'* Depta. invitation to all to attend the o f the Oaklawn Beptiit Chap* featured lecture. el were entertained hut Sat­ urday night at a Sweetheart Banquet given hy the Train­ ing Union. . Upon arrival gueita ware aenred "H eart* A glow ” punch from a milk glaaa bowl aur. rounded with red and white flow er* and after playing an Interesting game were inher­ Rev. II. M. Leichty who hat ed Into the dining room. served as Superintendent of The Valentine m otif waa City Missions (n Panorama carried out by uae o f a floral City, Calif. slnc« 1001 will be arrangement o f red glada and the guest speaker at First white muma flanked on either Baptist Church on Sunday aide by tal| red taper* on th* morning. ■peakera table. Other table* He has served In this cap­ w ar* decorated with flowera, acity for a number of years candle* and amall glitter Val­ in Jacksonville, Baltimore, entina*. Md. and Lot Angeles, Calif. Group alnging waa enjoyed Prior to this time he was a after the dinner and an In- pastor in Florida. A native of Ohio, Rev. aplratlonal raeaaag* waa d*. llrarad by Rev. David Solo­ Leichty is a graduate of the mon, paator o f th* Orange Baptist Bible Institute, now New Orleans Baptist Theolo­ C ity Baptist Church. Special gueat* present fo r gical Seminary. This will be the beginning the occasion w er* Rev. and Mrs. R. L. O’Quinn o f the o f a School o f Missions in the Chapsl and Mrs. Ray Murray, church which will continue Training Union director. Mrs. through next Friday evening. Joan Nance and W. J. Payne, Courses of study are schedul­ leaders o f the Young People, ed Monday through Friday w er* la charge of the food beginning at T p. m. After and Mrs. J. E. Andrews was a 45 minute period of study In classes for Beginner-Pri­ decorations chalrmsn. maries, Juniors, Intermedi­ ates, Young People and Adults all groups will gather in the church auditorium lo hear a message by a visiting mis­ The Columbia "Church of sionary. (ha A ir " program on Sunday Speakers tor each evening trill feature a Christian are as follows: Sunday, Rev. •clenca program entitled, Lonnie n. Brock, North Bra­ "Showing Man His Upright- sil; Monday, T. M. Johns sup­ M is .” Richard if. Chase, erintendent o f Florida Baptist Manager o f the Christian Children's Home; Tuesday, Science Activltlca for the Dr. James Southerland, pres­ Armed Services will be the ident, Baptist Bible Inslilute; Wednesday, Rev. William D. apeaker. This program, originating Bender, Nigeria; Thursday, from the facilities of The Mrs. Marvin Sorrells, missMother Church, The First lonary to Cherokee Indians, Church o f Christ, Scientist, Oklahoma; Friday, Rev, John in Boston, Massachusetts, will II. Witt, district field secre­ be cirried by station ATDBO, tary, Florida Baptist Conven­ tion. Orlando, at 9:35 a. m. T h . Sanford Congregation o f Jthorah’i Witnesses hare atartad making arrangamenta to attend a three-day assembig at N ew Smyrna Beach, March 8*10, Ruth N. Stafford, praaidlng mlniater, haa an* Chapel Youths Entertained At Banquet Jkucs* SHARON TUCKER First Baptist Church Sets Mission Series , »).Vi CAROLE A N N DOWD L IN D A PATTERSON Radio To Carry Special Program i• ff i 1 ' .*!»*66tv 1* * :& §& ' j* m lf i T-.V Skate City'* Fourth An - nual Heart Fund Benefit will be held on Heart Sunday, Feb. 241b, starting at 7 p.m. Mrs. Leonard Munson Spc cial Activities chairman an­ nounced today. "John Miklcr, Skate City ' manager tells us that be sides the crowning of the 1903 Queen of Hearts, a very fine skating show will be presented," said Mrs. Mun son. Miklcr noted that five love­ ly girls have qualified for the Queen of Heart* Contest, with the girl having the most contributions lo the Heart Fund in her name, being crowned Queen at the Heart Sunday night ceremonies. The rink Is located on the Dog Track Rd. Just off Hwy. 17-92. All proceeds of the contest and cost o f ticket* to the show will be given directly to the Heart Fund by the Skate City management. will count as Jars rink, sponung iR*i for are as follows: LIN D A PATTERSON, a sop­ homore at Lyman High School in Lnngwood, whose hobbies are skating and sewing. SHARON TUCKER, 15 year old sophomore a t Lyman High is the daughter o f Lt. (re t.) and Mrs. Robert L. Tucker. CAROLE A N N DOWD, a senior at Boone High School Is 17 years old and has her silver medal in roller danc­ ing and silver bar in freo style skating. JUDY WOODALL, 15, at­ tends Colonial High School and is a member of the school band. MAZIE A L L E N , Iloone High graduate Is s clerk at Williams Brothers Motors, and is the 18 year old daaghter o f Sir. and Mrs. Paul A l­ len. Matie has a long string of titles to her credit having been selected "M U s Florida" Roller Skating Queen tn 1962. M AZIE A L L E N JUDY W OODALL Baptist Church Gets New Youth Director day School Secretary o f Ala­ Baptist Convention; begin bama Minister o f Education, First duties Sunday as Education Baptist Church, Dothan, Ala., Youth Director of the First and Riverside Baptist Church, Baptist Church of Ssnford. Tampa. Warfield attended the UniWhile attending the School o f Religious Education in Ft. Worth, be has been aervlng as Minister o f Education and Music at the Ridglea Baptist Church in that city. Warfield is married and has two daughters, Debbie, age eight and Revonda Sue, age three. Mr*. Warfield was formerly Inet Little of Anda­ lusia, Ala. She has served as Pastor's Secretary, First Baptist Church, Montgomery, Ala. and Church Secretary at Ridglea Baptist Church In F t Worth. R. Willard Warfield, a na live of Tampa, will Area Church Gives Schedule For Mission R. Willard Warfield versity of Tampa and receiv­ ed his Bachelor o f Arte De­ gree from Stetson University, His major was in Bibio and sacred music. He recently haa been awarded the Master of Religious Education degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary In Ft. Worth, Texas. • Since graduation from col­ lege he has served in the following places: Minister of Music and assistant to the pastor of First Baptist Church Opelika, Ala.; Associate Sun­ Class Meets In Lake Mary By Frsaces Wester The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary met at the home of Mrs. T. T. Stafford last week with Mrs. Hazel Stokes presiding, Mrs. C. N. North, class teacher, preaented the devo­ tional. Prayer waa given by Mrs. Stokes. A social hour followed the short discussion of business. Mrs. J. A. Varn led the group In a Washington Day game. Mrs. North received the prize. A Valentine Quiz wa* also enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the hostess who was as­ sisted by her daughter, Lin­ da. Other than the shove named, attending was Mrs. Harley Wilhelm. Hy Donna P / tn The First Baptist Church o f Longwood will participate In the Associations! Wide School o f itisalons next week. Speakers presenting various phases o f missionary work during the week will he: Sunday morning, Rev. John Whitt, district field secretary from Sarasota; Sunday night. Rev. William E. Cowley, mis­ sionary from Nigeria, A frica; Monday night, Mrs. Lonnie K. Brock, missionary from Bras­ il, South America; Tuesday night. Rev. Marvin Sorrells, missionary to Cherokee In­ dians In Oklahoma; Wednes­ day night. Rev. H. M. Leich­ ty, auperintendent o f City Mission* in Panorama City, Calif.; Thursday night. Dr. Jamra Southerland, president o f Baptist Bible Institute, Graceville; Friday night, Dr. Perry Carter, form er director o f the Florida Haptist Retire­ ment Centcri. Services will begin.at 7:30 p. m. each day. A mission study course to be taught during the first part o f each evening, will be followed hy the missionary speakers. Rev. McLeod To Conduct Church Service a tte n t io n . . . FORD OWNERS February Service Special! Tlie Rev. J. Milburn Mc­ Leod, D. D., will be the preacher at First Methodist Church, Ssnford, next week, when the Methodist Churches o f the DeLand District join in celebrating the 225th anni­ versary o f John Wesley’* N ow , D uring The Month O f F e b .. . . Fordomatic Adjustment Special • Adjust Front and Rear Banda . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkage • Install New Pan Gasket • Cheek Transmission Oil (Oil extra if required) S PE C IA L PRICE $6 75 SAVE $1.50 NO W ! What's Ford's 6,000 Mil* Oil Change Secret? REV. J. M. McLEOD ROTUNDA "heart-warming e^»ertence" with a wrek-long simultan­ eous New l i f e Mission. Dr. McLeod will preach at the regular services o f First Methodist Church on Sunday, at 8:30 and 10:55 a. zn. and at 7:30 p. m. Services will continue at 7:30 p. m. night­ ly through next Friday, ac­ cording to Rev. John T. Adams Jr., pastor. Singer for the New Life Mission will be Charles Selph, of Winter Haven. Selph, a school-teacher by profession, has had wldo experience in leading music for evangelistic meetings. Many local Mehtodiet men have heard him at the Annual Methodist Lay­ men's Retreats at Leesburg. The Rev. Dr. McLeod was pastor o f First Methodist Church in Lakeland for seven years before being appoint­ ed Superintendent of the Jacksonville District In 1959. He took bis first appointment in Florida Conference in 1938 when he became pastor of the Methodist Church at Brandon, lie later served churcbc* at High Springs and at Leesburg, with a four-year tour o f duty as a Chaplain sandwiched between. The public is invited to at­ tend the meetings. O IL F IL T E R ! $2.05 - (54 • 56 FORD) LOW A S $2.40 - (57 - 62 FORD) installed With Purchase o f Oil Change and This Coupon! (Coupon Expires February 28, 1983) ST O P SAFELY! W B R A K E AD JU STM EN T S P E C IA L ! Regular Price $ 2.00 C O U P O N P R IC E $1.50 Y O U S A V E $ .50 (Coupon Espires Febraury 28, 1943) BRING THERE COUPONS TO OUR SERVICE DEPT. Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED Sanford 308 E. 1st Rt. Ph. FA 2-1481 Winter Park M l 4-8916 G. Aiqn oft qualify.... Whether you choose u home in Iluvennu Park or exclusive Idyllwilde, you’ll uppreciute the excellent craftsmanship and design so evident in ail Shoemaker constructed homes. Plan to visit on* o f our model homes soon. K IT C H E N S B Y G E N E R A L ELECTRIC D r u H o m eS k e nAa E S t e S * c o to ji» «* “ • ' “ \ 0° > 3* /* T k **k V ^ ’ „ n ^ lA C o n veT' 1 iV l f - ' ','s .it v ^ V o tv veA ^ To* C M tell this ’61 on sight-even at night! • j, - — ” d — CONSTRUCTION CO. V HURRY OH DOWN TO WIOE-TRACK TOWN k •• B n p ’ i g . M i cc^W Shownalutii m IttM l ft * ^vd ^ •- Custom Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. W e l i t SANFORD, Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th. S t pa P A 53101 B ALLS OFFICE P A 2-7498 STENSTROM FLA. R E A LTY , SALES AG ENTS i. �. #* Fern Park Incorporation Is Proposed Missing Paper Caper “ Mystery o f the Missing ly announced Friday morning ly, Seminole and Brevard Young Republican Club. Jan Eric, at 21 B- publican” has been solved. he intruded filling fo r the Re- County shared the Senatorial A native o f Pennsylvania, Road, English A t to his campaign, For­ Both wire services, United publican nomination fee State •rat. hr came to this area with the tune said that “ I believe in a Press and Associated Press, Representative in the House There will be no primary Martin Company o f Orlando strong two-party system and reported Friday afternoon and from Seminole County. election, originally echrdulrd as a cost reduction and effici­ I am in this race to win. I Saturday morning that Semi­ A representative o f Fortune fo r Feb. 26, according to Re­ ency manager. Hr holds an promise an aggressive repre­ By L A R R Y VERSIIEL nole County's Mack Cleveland telephoned The Herald lute gistrar Camillia Bruce, since undergraduate degree in en­ sentation fo r all the peoplo o f NOBODY ASKED ME, but Jr. and Gordon Frederick Friday that Fortune had there Is no party opposition. gineering from Penn Slate Seminole County and will •re the city experts coming were unopposed for the Sen­ qualified. A telephone check Frederick, a Democrat, and University, a masters' degree work for progress in the whole up with a traffic light for the ate and House, respectively, with the Secretary o f State’s Fortune, a Kepubliran. will in business administration county. I am in favor o f fiscal intersection of \V. First Street in the special March l!*5 Legis­ office at Tallahassee verified fight it out in the special from the University o f Penn­ responsibility in government." Incorporation o f the community o f Fern Park and Oak Avenue? . . . Drivers lature election. Further, the that fort, and that Fortune's March 2rt general election for sylvania and is completing re­ \V. P. Medcalf, o f Altamonte (in n municipality wns proposed todny in a legislative trying to get onto llic east- wire services reported they papers hail been misplaced in the House seat vurated earlier quirements for a Ph. I), de­ Springs, will serve at his JAN FORTUNE west thoroughfare from eith­ were the only candidates from the State Secretary’s office. this month by Cleveland. The gree from New York Univcr- campaign treasurer. Anyone Seen My Papers hearing at the courthouse. Tho local legislative dele­ Therefore, Cleveland is the term will run to the Novem­ ally. er Oak or Railroad Avenues among more than 400 who The Herald talked with For­ gation was asked to have tho Legislature, meeting in really get "hacked up" . . . were unopposed in the pri­ only unopposed candidate in ber 1964 elections. He is a member o f aevrrat tune Sunday noon and vvnt In­ April, approve a city chnrter, subject to ft referendum. It'a a complicated mess t o 1mary and in the general elec­ the entire state ticket. A Frederick previously served technical societies, the Ma­ formed the Martin Company Rep. Joe Davis, presently the only elected legis­ handle, but we've got just the |tion. Deniociut, hr will be automa­ Seminole County in tho State sons, Seminole County Young has agreed to u M l ) ' leavelator, railed today's hearing. fellows who can figure it out. Republican Club and All of-absence for Fortune, If Friday's Herald raised the tically elected for a four-year ilnusa of Representatives. Sitting in at his invitation ★ ★ ★ • • • question, "W here was Jan term as Seminole County’s Fortune is a political new­ Saints Episcopal Church. elected, to attend the Legis­ Teachers and students alike Fortune?” For Fortune, of first State Senator represent­ comer, and hat the endorse­ wera black Cleveland Jr., De­ He resides with his wife, lature session opening April are still talking about the trio- English Estates, had formal­ ing only this county. Previous. ment o f the Seminole County Ihrnna, and eight-year-old son. mocratic nominee for Senator that sang at the Booster Club. unopposed In tha special dinner honoring the athletes! March 26 general eletion, and at Seminole High . . . A re a l, Gordon Frederick and Jan professional job that "laid ’em in the aisles," the storv ' The County Commission will Fortune, Democratic and Re­ goes . . . llowcum I miss; meet with officials o f tiie pro­ publican nominees, respective­ these finer things in life? posed Retirement Life Ine., a ly, for the House scat vucatcd • • • Dellary nursing home at 7:30 by Cleveland earlier this Now that Seminole Memor­ p. in. tonight to discuss farm ­ County Commissioner John month. ial Hospital Is to get another ing out the county's white in­ Fitzpatrick plana to ask tha $100,000 facelifting, remind W E A TH E R : Clear and slightly warmer through Ttie.mlny. High today, 05-70. Low tonight, 45-50. Vernon W . Dunn, speaking digent residents now living at me to ask Boh Ilesscrer how' delegation this for the Fern Park Incorporat­ legislative the county home. , United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. FEHRUARY 18. 1905 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. G50 the daily census there is now VO I.. 53 afternoon to boost county The meeting will In- held at ing and charter committee, . . . But even if it is low—and the commission chambers in requested “ an act to create commissioner* salary and pro­ nobody said Itswas—this is a posed support o f state-wide the courthouse. n s i v A . . . and organize . . . a munici­ legislation for a countywida good time to finish out that County Commission Chair­ pality to be known and desig­ east wing . . . Maybe the hos­ fire district. man J. C. Hutchison today pital facilities will stay ahead nated as the 'City o f Fern County commissioners met said officials o f the proposed of the "population bulge” . . . Park' and to define iu terri­ informally in tha office o f home had agreed to take care And T H A T will be different!! torial boundaries and to pro­ Chairman J. C. Hutchison this o f aome o f tha white patients • • • vide fo r the government. Juris­ morning to discuss proposed "but we haven't talked price There MUST he a reason, diction, powers, privilege*, legislation. N E W YO R K (U P D — Gains yet,” Hutchison said. but for the life of me I can't franchises and Immunities, In oils and rails featured a Although there waa no men­ Rida on the home are ex­ think of one. why the teenage and to provide for a referen­ tion o f a pay boost at tha higher and active stock mar­ pected to lie opened Feb. 28. lads were given a weekend in ket at lha opening today. The 98 to 112 bill facility is dum election to determine meeting, Fitzpatrick told tha the pokey, when our Juvenile being built by local men, whether this act shall tako ef. Herald prior, that ha w ill ask Judge is reputed to he one of headed by Dr. Leonard Mun­ feet.” for a boost In salaty fo r tha the most understanding and day and said all personnel name of the Venezuelan Arm ­ mouth o f tha Atnapu Grande United Press International M IA M I (U P I) — Florida son, as president, and Hubert The delegation also was re­ governing body " • • an Indi­ considerate o f public officials ed Forces of National Libera­ River and the island of Mar- traffic accidents killed at llrsseri-r, hospital adminis­ quested to sponsor a hill Pro . Communist hijackers were safe. vidual commissioner." . . . The sheriffs arc not un aboard the V e n e z u e l a n Medina Rojas, who took tion (F A L N ), said the ship ura’ o ff Brazil's north roust least 13 persons this weekend, trator ami Tom Armao o f De­ abolishing the currrnt charter Fitzpatrick said ha would accustomed to seeing freighter Anzoategul offered over the Ansoategui in tha |dropped anchor “ between lha at 0 p. m. Sunday night. including five vacationers. of the Town o f Casseli»erry ask the delegation to use their nary, as the other officers. "screaming m e e m e e ' a " today to surrender to Brazil­ Dellary men, including build­ nml substituting an up-to-date judgment as to how much. around their bastile, but thry ian authorities at their oh. er W. C. Miller, and Dr. Mack charter. Kenneth McIntosh, During tha meeting, tha probably had some "scream ­ acurc anchorage in Brazil's LONDON ( U P I ) — A group Upton are on the lioanl o f di­ t.-wn attorney speaking for commission asked county com­ ing mamas” on their doorstep north coastal watcra. of Quakers suid todny that rector*, along with architect Mayor Fred I lentil, explained mission approval In support —and justifiably , . . And sex, viewed dispassionately, Brazilian destroyers were Jim Chapman, and attorneys tiie present charter is "anti- o f setting up by referendum why is it that an adult—like a neither good nor evil— it K e n n e t h Ix ffle r and Bill qilllted ami obsolete for • exported to leave their has# x rountywide fire district. traffic violator — can "get is a fact o f nuturc.” at Belem and head for a ren­ modem community." He add­ Hutchison. Commissioner John A lex­ sprung” in a short time, and dezvous with tha hijacked When plans fo r Die homo ed the proposal, If approved ander xald ha fa it that such these kids couldn't skip MB ■ H a to the north were revealed, llr. Munson by the Legislature, would he legislation would not pass in their folks? . . . Yep, By United Press International . M i kwlfway between Devil's ■tilted that it would meet all submitted to a referendum municipalities and tha board MUST be a r e a s o n '.- - Map* Rain and drizxla swept -thwOf 0)* stale Isnd A Mill requfi ■'incut*, vote. tabled action pending further be someone will fa Parific Northwest and South- ' and was not designed to he Mayor Tom McDonald, o f study. It la . . . And 1’ nvlfct th* cm Plains today. Moat o f the authorities have fancy or rlulmiaU', hut is to Sanford, requested the dele­ Ollier legislation the com­ to say that A N Y violator nation enjoyed a mild prcludu prrrmfeed the hijackers politi­ l>e kept simple ami efficient gation to nmke an investiga­ mission will ask for will ha shouldn't be punished. to spring. cal asylum. to keep down costs. • • • tion and "pursue slate-wide establishing a n d acquiring In Washington, Assistant The nursing home will huva legislation” to eliminate con­ water ronservatlan and con­ That folk-singing trio, I'm Secretary o f B u te Edwin 31. facilities to care for Uiu pa­ tamination o f well fields for trol facilities aa well as pertold by our city staffers who LAO S (U I ’I I — Tension he. Martin told a House Foreign tients if they become III. and munblpol water supplies, lie nilsslvo legislation designat­ keep up on all the goings-on tween rival factor* mounted A ffairs subcommittee today they will he under the cure o f explained there Is no effec­ ing a criminal court o f records hereabouts is made up of toward the danger point In that the present anchorage their personal physician, and tive control method over sew­ ho established here If the Lynn McCord (member of the Laos today and o f f i c i a l s and the o ffe r o f asylum by the su|iervising medical staff. age and waste disposal, add­ county population hits 100,Triple Trio and soloist for the warned that new fighting Brazil “ makes it sure of them glee club), Jack Ivey (tumbl­ ing there ore "too many aeptle 000. might break the country's unavoiding rapture.” er-cheer leader and who is tanks In some nteas." euty peace. In two radiograms directed sporting a brand new guitar LINES FORMED enrly nt the Courthouse tot the deadline nenr« for 1903 Mayor Is-e Gary, «7 Oviedo, to news agencies, second mate in accompanying the trio) nuto license tags. Tho deadline is Wednesday. Close to 200 people waited In asked for legislation permit­ Wismar Medina Rojas took and Jim Touhy (bruising tac­ line aa early aa 7:30 thin morning. (Herald Photo) L A K E L A N D (U P I ) — The ting the writing-off o f some able responsibility for tha kle on the Warrior eleven) . . Florida Citrus Commission delinquent taxes, some as seizure of the ship last Tuea. And thry have a booking as has warned Midwestern states Tiie Casselberry Board of much ns 25 years old, and for entertainers for a U of Flor­ to be wary o f unauthorized Aldermen will meet in con­ permission to ndnpt the coun­ ida dance early next month salesmen peddling F l o r i d a tinued session nt 7:30 p. nt. ty'* percentage on discount TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — . , . Lots* fun, eh kccds? citrus a n d m a k i n g falsa today In the Woman's Club rates on taxes, Florida lawmakers sod vet­ • • • claims. Building on Overhrook Dr. MrDonnld and Gary stated eran political observers aro The crowd-building Semin­ Business carried aver from Sanford and Oviedo have wondering today If the itato'a ole County Semi-Centennial Iasi Monduy'a meeting in­ voted approvul o f tiie propos­ new legislative reapportionCelebration on April 27 Is at­ BAGHDAD, Iraq (U P I) — cludes np|Miintnirnt o f n build- ed Increase In rlgarct tuxes. mrnt plan may be the begin­ WASHINGTON (U P D —The tracting tiie interest o f com­ Confusion today surrounded ing inspector to replace Ald­ North Oiiimdo sought a hill ning of eventual big-city dom­ The union spokesman told | "But even if it deckled Just tho wheicabouta o f Soviet mercial enterprises . . . With Supreme Court today , (truck JACKSONVILLE (U P D — erman C liff Overman whose ination o f state government thoussnds of folks hero for down as "punitive” a federal A merger, by the strike-bound United Press International to go ahead and abandon the blue military men and tech­ resignation it effective this to rciiHiue .Molunr Avenue Urban area* have had tha (SR-B ID to North Orlundo the big wing-ding these bus­ law which takes away the cit­ Florida East Coast Railway any merger would have to he entire line, tho ICC would nicians sent to Iraq to help month. Boulevard. The delegation ndpotential to control the Leglsizenship of a native-born make certain our income waa iness men feel sure they can the rrglmn o f executed Pre. Tiie hoard also will consider Vised this loquest should he ( luture fur some 10 year*. Tha with any other major Flor­ approved by tiie Interstate protected." capture some of the attention American if he dodges the ida carrier would probably inier Abdel Karim Kitanem. (lie proposed budget fo r tho Commerce Commission. referred to tho Ceunty Coin- potential hai yet to materialThe spokesman said the on­ o f the celebrators . . . And draft by Ruing abroad. help the workers' cause, a Casselberry Racreation Com­ Rulixl unconstitutional wai mission, with it to forward a **e. ly way a merger could hurt "The ICC has strung regu­ not the least of these will be union spokesman said at the mission and a report un tha formal application to the hut 13-senator, 112-replations protecting workers' would be In that some men the Automobile Dealers Assn. a section of the Nationality weekend. lly United Press International proposed county study and resents live plan la a breakAct o f 1910. would lose their Jobs. "The jobs in any merger or aban­ State Bond Department. . . . They have BIG plans . . . Talks continued today in "In the event o f a merger, survey to provide drulnugo through and may provide tho The government appealed donment. Wc would probab­ number would tie compara­ And say that they want to do Mayor Al Ia>rmnnn, of the lung New York and Clove, outfalls fur tiie ateu. specially with Southern or the stimulus needed to rally urb­ tively few. Not enough to when two lower courts found ly he in a heller position If something that will ADD an Longwoml, said Hint city fa ­ land newspaper strikes, anil Atlantic Coastline Railroads, an lawmakers into a united make us fight a m erger." attraction to the outstanding the Statufe unconstitutional. the chances arc good our the FEC merged. vors a bill providing fo r re­ Ilia nation's lubor u n r e s t action force. The issue has been argued •vonts that are planned by registration o f voter*. spread to a Wisconsin power wage demands would be met Many observer* feat urban the committee in charge of five times before tha high immediately and we could company. Violence erupted in George llobrow submitted voters were the big form be­ . Page 6 Bridge ..... court. the Semi-Centennial . . . This all go hack to work," the Tennessee coal fields. a number of petitions ns a hind the stale's latest redisPage 9 Classified Today’ s S to 4 decision re­ tiling can R E A L L Y grow with "ailroader said. ! sample of public opinion fa- Iririing effort*. Page 8 Comic* .. TH A T kind of support . . • called two related rulings of Merger rumors sprung up I’ugo fi [ voting annexation by ritie* Deur Abby More carnival atmosphere 1938 when the rourt split 3 to last week when the price of N E W O R LE A N S (U P I) — and counties without referen­ Editorial Page 4 than the famed Mardi Gras! I 4 over nationality issues. FEC stock rose from $5 to The gods and creatures o f dum votes. Entertainment .... P a g e 5 HD To Meet In 1958 tiie Justires held S7 despite the strike. Wall • • • myth and legend, the colorful Elder Springs Home Dal . c g a l t ____ P a g e 8 A II The delegation recessed at Congratulations to Patty that Congress may decree Streeters said it was rumor­ charactera o f Alice in Wond­ niunstrntion Club w ill meet Puzzle ............— Page H noon until I p.ra. Glenn Johnson for the Hon­ loss of nationality if a citizen ed Southern or ACL was mak­ CAPE C ANAVERAL (U P D successes last week, the first erland and the hit melodics of at lli»* Center on M th St. Tues­ Society . Page 0 orable Mention award in the votes in a foreign election hut ing a new hid for control of — A Navy attempt to score for the new. 2.880-mile Pol­ Broadway shows rolled into day a t 10 a.m. Sporta .............. Page 7 ★ ★ ★ Jrannie With The Light Brown not if he deserts the armed tiie FEC. At close of busi­ the third straight success aris. No reason was given Now Orleans Sunday In the Hair singing contest at White forces in wartime. ness last week, FEC “ lock with its powerful new Polaris immediately for the mishap. first full day o f carnival fes­ Springs . . . First time such A3 missile failed today when was wiling at $6.50. tivity iu tho city that rare The Air Fore* said the "dea distinction waa given . . . FEC spokesmen hate de­ the rocket went off course forgot. •truct" action performed •• Competing with St other top­ A spaghetti suppvr will l*e- clined to romment on the and bad to be blown up. flight vocalists from all over gin the activities for the rumors. But Vice President The bullet-shaped A3 might­ planned. On a I’olaria allot Florida, some of whom were monthly meeting o f Campbell- W. L. Thornton in St. Augus­ iest weapon ever developed late last year, the safety de­ V A N DEN BERG A IR professionals, this la high Lossing Post f>3 of the Ameri­ tine said of tiie price increase for submarines, thundered vice did not work and the FORCE Base, Calif. (U P I ) — recognition . . Bod ford can Legion at Post headquar­ . . . " I t appears aome people from • landbau-d launching The A ir Force's ballistic sys­ Aiken, her escort, waa prais­ pad on Cape Canaveral at 9 rocket landed east o f Savan­ tems division today evaluated ters on Hwy 17-92, at 7 p m. have confidence In us." nah, Ga. ed for his gentlemanly, grac­ Sens. John Mathews of a. m. telemetry data from lha untoday. A preliminary report on ious and courtly manoer . . . But within two minutes, the Jacksonville ami Verio Pope sucestful firing o f a Titan 2 tha Fair held recently will he Fine representation for our of St Augustine, who met Polaris careened wildly off ICBM to determine why the Rude by Fair President John city, these two young folks!I with tho striker* yesterday, course high in tiie sky. and giant rocket exploded on ita McCloakey. . . . Patty Glenn’s singing said if Hie merger rumors appeared to nose sharply up­ maiden launching from au un­ teacher, Grace Krick Sanford, were true, the takeover pro­ ward. derground silo. WASHINGTON (U P I ) also was commended for Concert A range safety officer bably would not come for at work with the local song, quickly flipped two switches Budget Director Kcrmlt Gor­ Curtain govs up at 8 pm. least a year. for tha Stan Freeman Show Tlic strike began Jan 23 that triggered radio signals don told Congress today that In Defiance bird . . . • • • SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico la Seminole High School audl- and is now in its 26th day to touch off an explosive President Kennedy's record package which high $99 billion budget Is a (U PI) — President Romulo POLICE BLOTTEH JOT- torium. This is the second pre- without a sign of a settle­ • de struct" Betancourt of Venexucla ar­ TINGS . . . Horse ran loose •entailon in the concert series ment. The 1,200 striking mem­ destroyed the errant rocket "tig h t" one. on 13th and Frrnch yesterday for this Staton, and is open bers of II non-operating un­ in fUgbL He said the budget Kennedy rived today in Puerto Rico, and dog locked up in Sanford to holders of membership in ion* have demand a 10.2$ L E G IS LA T IV E H E AR IN G S were underway ihD morning. Shown above, The debris plunged into the submitted last month recog­ bis exile home tor twe years, Memorial Library . . . Thera *ha Seminole-De Bar y Enter- cents per hour increase; the Atlantic well east of land. left to right, unopposed Senatorial candidate Mack Cleveland J r„ S. J. nizes "the need to hold down to begin a state visit to the waa no explanation how the toiuoant Assn. 3lrmber»hip FEC says U cannot afford the The failure came on the expenditures In a period of United States la defiance of J>avia Incumbent legialutor, und legislative candidate Gordon Frederick Jr. <4og fo t in. Communist terrorist*. hods of a pair of roaring tax reduction." GOP candidate Jon Fortune waa lute. (Herald Photo) ora tronafenable. ®bp j&anforft ijm ilit Red Hijackers O ffer To Surrender Freighter Indigent Care To Be Talked By Commission Fitzpatrick To Ask For Pay Raise Gains Noted 13 Killed Fact O f Nature Mild Prelude Tension Mounts Citrus. Warning FEC Merger Would Help Court Strikes Down Dodge Law W orkers, Spokesman Says Casselberry Board To Meet Urban Control In Legislature? Confusion Talks Continue Herald Index Navy Polaris Shot Flops; 'Blown Up' Mardi Gras Club Legion Meet Data Study Tonight JFK Budget Called Tig ht � 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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ChuluoU, (7,160, W. M, Strobel, atux to Law­ rence Garsler, etux, Cassel­ berry, (23,600. Everett Harper, atux, to Church of the Naiarene, San­ ford, |6,fl00. Vernon Hinely, atal, to John I In ifr, etux, 22-20-30, (16,400. Andrew Dobor to August Kodak, atux, Slovak Village, (13,000. Law rence King, eta I, to Winfield Drown, Casselberry, (17,600. John Reddes, atux, to Thur­ man Welhalm, atux, Smith's Subdn., (6,600. Ralph Woodruff, etal, to Herbert llehrens, etux, 10-10- ' d a iry special* fro zen food* W H ERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Swill's C ilo st Mary**!** Oawny-flaka Kiny Sits Allsweet .................. '«£’ 27c Waffles .................... Pillibury'a CrtuiM Dtarfisld Fro ,** Lima leans U ' i- a i Ph|. Fordhooks ................ Dinner Rolls ............ t*.' 29c Green Giant Whole Ksrnsl Niblets Corn .......... •reaksteae's Tally Yogurt Grstn Giant Speers af Kraft's Bit-lye (Head Broccoli .................... Swift's Premium Quick Prssen Swiss Cheese .......... pVa. 37c Beef Burgers............ Kratt’i Dstuis Amafken, Pim»»ta Sliced C h e e s e ........ ‘lY 2 -lb. 4*1 59c® 10-ox. ph*. 29c I 0 *aa. Pk|. 39c 1 '«-lb. 99c h«l Swanson's I-Caurse Chicken at Turkey 29c ‘39c IT -*,. pk|. T-V D inners.............. Garten's Flavor-Leek Pack Perch F ille t .............. Sin|leten's Fraxsn Breaded Oysters .................. l' 89c« 1-Ik. Pk|. 49c t-lb. pk«. 89c 110, (00,000. Ruth Staples, a t a l , to Charles Entsmlnger, e t u x , (13,700. Duane Krause, etux, to Rob­ ert Graff, etux, D r o t l o n Woods, (30,400. Mary Redding, etvlr, to Kenneth McKoberU, Sanford, (7,000. Leo Salvia, atal to Ernest Grubbs, etux, Adell Park, ( 11,000 . Lake Shore Hornet, Ine. to Harry Klein, atux, Falrlanc, (17,600. Barry'a Investments, Ine. to Homer Sawell, etux, Wildmere, (8,000. Millard Woodruff, eltix to Kenneth Peirce, etux, Murvanla, (16,000. Felix Garcia, etux, to FHA, Woodmen*, (8,800. * Robert McKee, etux, to (111* hert Pearce Jr., etux, Sunland, (14,100. Augustus Frate Sr., etux to . Charles Gormley III, atux, Evanadale, (16J100. J. I'. Donahue, etux, to A. D. Rosier, etux, Sanford, (8,700. Theodora Chalfant, atux, to Dr. Charles Aker, atux, Rest Huven, (6,000. E. C. Wetherlngton, atux, to John Lovelace, Casselberry, (12,600. iiruee Gemmel, etux to WIIlium Hippier, Fern Park, (I,070. Paul Herrmann, etux, to Kenneth Caltrlder II, atux, Druid Hills, (12,360. linns Kchwcixcr, etux, to Rii'linrd C. Mayberry, etux, Dretton Woods, (26,000, Condor Merritt, etux, to Grand Lodge AF and AM, (6,00(1, Altamunte Spgs. C. II. Fox to Howard Rol­ lins, etux, Cameron, (6,000. Kings wood Dldis., Inc. to M. J . Pickering, atux, Sunland, (15,000. Juffra Davis, etux, L> Tlnnnas Flannery, etux, 31.21-31, Ice C re a m . 69* P u n ch • • • • 3 4c6 a” *f. 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FHA to Floyra Lynch, etux, Wynne wood, (12,600. Marriage Applications Maurice O'Conner, Cassel­ berry and Dillia J. Yancey, N. Orlando. George Gordon, Orlando and Dorothy Wilson, Orlando. Howard Krilslierger, Langhurn, Pa. and Martha Ann Harrow, Luke Monroe. Cary Grant, Orluudo and Shirley Junes, Sanford. Suita Filed Uoston Five Centa Savings Hunk vs. William Ilernosky Jr., rial, niig. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. vs. Wil­ liam Durban, etal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co, vs. Jo­ seph Hicks, etal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Mat­ thew Uomals Sr, rtux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Louts WassntT, atux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Don­ ald McKeuxle, etux, mtg. fcl. Fad. N at’l Mtg. Go. va. Wil­ liam Siwncer, etux, mtg. fcl. WeiUlde Fed. 8. and L. va. Haiold Greek, etux, mtg. fcL Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. v*. George E. MarNcal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. John McHenry, atal, mtg. frl, Fad. N at'l Mtg. Co. va. Franklin, Hunt, etux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. 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KAHLYLE tlOUSHOLDER: For a brilliant presentation before the city commission (without pay). BILL HUTCHISON: For hi* Ion? amt arduous task in eomins up with a legal o p in ­ ion and the many long day* ami night* he spent sweating over it. VERNON DUNN: For Good sense over and beyond the call of duty. JOHN FITZPATRICK: Nam quantum rst in oculis Inis, t a mum est el non amphu* ait Sanctus franciscus. • • • How come a mother of one of the Sanford Grammar School kids had to bring a portable electric heater to warm some 26 youngsters in one class? . . . For one .solid month the radiator in one of the rooms has been out of commission. • • + Tlie contract date for com­ pletion of the city’s sewage treatment plant has expired . . , Work started on June fl of last year . . . "Do you think they'll finish this year, decade, century . . ,?" quer­ ied this reporter. "They can if they try hard," answered City manager W. E. Knowles, • • • Plans on renovating the downtown post office into a library should ■lie completed in a few weeks. No cost esti­ mates us yet. * • • llill Rush tell* us he hopes to have preliminary studies of the Gee Creek outfall of Lake Kathryn in the not too distant future. • • • • • • happened * to • What ever happened Adams Shopping Center? • to * • City putting out litter bas­ kets along Fkrat St. (his morning. • • • Even the 14-fool aign atop (he Valdez Hotel seems to lie joining in the 2 a. m. liquor hassle. The sign norm­ ally flips over between "ho­ tel" and "bar" hut the wir­ ing went haywire Thursday night and the aign read "hot bar." • * • Police Chief Roy Williams tell* us Shrine Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p, m. to honor the Astronaut Class of Nobles. • ■ • Come Friday Patty Glenn Johnson will be on tier way to White Springs and the "Joannie With The Light Brown Hair" rnnteM. . . . Shr will be accompanied by her mother, Mr*. C. W. (P at) Johnson and Grace Krick Sanford, her vocal Iracher, who will accompany her, not only in the ear but on the piano. , . t NOW that Is H E A L LY "accompanying," eh?) , . . Starling at 5 p. in. Friday ami continuing until "alter the hall is over" on Saturday night, Patty Glenn and 21 other contestant sing­ er* will 1m1 regimented like paratrooper* . . . Interview­ ing Judges, singing, riding In Conestoga wagon*, facing flash-bulb*—and being pleataut! . . . The good wi*be» of home (own go along with Patty Glenn—with the hope that she will be THE Jeanie. • • • It's oftic.a! now . . . as we reported three weeks ago . . , Randall Chase has been appointed to the Florida Council of lt« by Got. Rryant. • • • Everyone helping the Serepta home . . . How about some aid for the Good Sam­ aritan? • • Welldigger Rescued From 'Sandy Pit' • County Attorney Harold Johnson think* there'* a chance that franchise direc­ tive may make the Legis­ lature . . . With a refertndwui on if Venezuelan state of Falcon ami Puerto Rico. Venezuelan wnrshlps were believed steaming out to in- n sa u i... BRIEFS Training: WASHINGTON (UPI) Hundreds ol Latin American* are being trained in Cuba in guerrilla warfare, sabotage, and leadership of insurgent movements. U. S. officials reported today. Bijr Change TALLAHASSEE 4UPI * House Speaker Mallory Horne estimated Wednesday chang cs which will have to be made In the lower chamber to LAKE TOMAHAWK. Wis. accommodate 30 new mem­ (CPI) — A welldigger trap­ bers will cost $35,000, ped cighl feet underground was freed hy rescue work­ er* today after spending near­ CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPt) ly 13 hours buried to his —Thomas S. Hcrse, fig. fashoulders in a sandy pit. Rescuers worked through Ihcr-in-law of convicted wife(he night heforc wresting slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard, was found shot to death here Raymond Fink. 31, Athens, Wis.. from a caved-in well Wednesday nighl, an appar­ where he was nearly buried ent tuiride. alive Thursday afternoon. He was pulled from the well at C A R A C A S , Venezuela 5:01 a. m, Fmk was taken to a Wood­ (UPI) — Armed Communists ruff, Wis. hospital where doc­ who captured a Venezuelan tor* said ho was in good con­ freighter bound for Houston. Tex., on the high seas said dition after 111* ordeal. pursuing After he was pulled /mm loday they a r e the well by a belt hooked "peaceful political ends" and around his chest he embraced called for protection of inhis wife and said, "I'm okay, lernaliunal law. honey." Fink lipped warm milk P O R T EVERGLADES and smoked cigarettes while rescue workers struggled to (UPI)—'The third Hrd Cross mercy ship in seven works to free him. Hi* brother. Lawrence, stay­ curry Cuban exiles from Ha­ ed at hia side and when a vana docked here loday with second and third cave-in bur­ 74(! anti-Castro refugees, the ied Fink to the neck hi* bro­ majority of them women and ther clawed away the dirt children, after a 12-hour voy­ age. with his hare hands. lir r a lit WEATHER: flour ami a Httle warmer tmlnv. TUph today, (*8-72. Low tonlpht, SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 648 trtrep t it. However, there was the possibility th at U. S. war­ ships might do the job. The Anzoategui was hijack­ ed by member* of the antigovernment National Libera­ tion Forces. FAI.N who claimed in a ra­ dio message to be pursuing "peaceful political ends." Hie message Imre ninr signature* of met) in the raiding party which seized tha freighter and said all ahonnl were safe and unharmed, indicating the hijacking was accomplished by surprise hikI without viol­ ence. County Okay Influenza-wise, Leone Says -(g aK Seminole County and Flor­ ida are '‘doing scry welt in­ ■iv'-i _ fluenza-wise.” Dr. F r a n k Leone, county health director, reported today. *aT uv.•'■ - ir n e K o fl/. i "Let's keep our fingers crossed (hat it stay* that THESE THREE MARINES in fatigue uniform, with full and return. They left a t 8 this morning and exj>ect to he hack way," Ihe doctor said, when knnjmck*, tire nuntuwltere on I lie ruml between Sun ford Nnvnl at the Ilarracks between H* and 11 tonight. Col. Ermcl D. How* queried about recent national Air Staion and Stetson University at PeLniid. They lire on a en (left), commanding officer, extends a “bon voyage" to and state reports that resi­ fiO-mile hike in nrctmlnnce with I’lesidenl Kennedy's phyniral (’apt. Richard E. llaislip. executive officer; 1st Lt. Harry It. dents should brace (or an fitness program. They are hiking from the Marine Harnu'ka (•entry, guard officer, and Sgl. Itolieit I). Ryan, first platoon epidemic of Asiatic influenza. a t NAS a distance of 2ft miles to the front Rate of Stetson U. sergeant. (Herald Photo) Dr. Leone rerallrd that last October Ihe U. S. surgeon general announced evidence pointed to a pending flu out­ break. and especially warned that pereautions (flu shots) William Fortune, English ^ should be taken hr pregnant Estates, a member of the women, oldster* and person* Republican party, plckril up suffering with respiratory oil qualification papers to run mrnts. for Slack Cleveland Jr.'* "However," the health di­ vacated house seat late this rector said, "there is no ap­ morning. Fortune could not MIAMI (UPI) - The Coast parent cause for alarm at lie reached for comment a* Guard said today the search was tired to stabilize Syneom eral Space Agency said the CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) this time that point* to epi­ of I p.m. as lo his In ten in an orbit about 22.30(H) miles causes could still be normal for (he tanker Marine Sul­ —The United State* installed demic proportion, in Sem­ Hons. The deadline for its new Syneom communica­ above earth. The maneuver —"maybe it (Syneom) was phur Queen, missing for It inole County." qualifying Is noon Friday. It itself apparently was success a little too iiot to start with, He advised that the danger Fortune decides lo run for tions satellite in a difficult ful, according lo early in­ or it could be facing in Hie days with 39 men aboard, was abandoned "pending further |Hiinl is at the passing stage Bw House, he will fare “ hanging" orbit above earth form anon. wrong direction. We will development*." for Hits season and Ibat flu DMlocratlr opposition from today, but lust contact with Within 13 seconds after the know more n little later." A spokesman said all unit* shuts are nut necessarily Gwiton Frederick. it. satellite nickel was fired In December, the Unites! would continue (0 maintain a needed now. since they do not The t5tvpound Syneom, dehowever, tracking saltlons on States launched another com- lookout (luring normal ope. •■fitntnr wfa-Hp# f<«| ( u . o* signed to relay rad'-o ■'in i tin- ground suddeniy lost radio inuniratioris satellite, called radons from New Orleans lo IUJ a h fft-H e p Jb - three week*. tcieplioue i'i«x»itr**tion., t«' contact wdh Syneom. Thai Relay, and had Rouble with New York. "If (here wern ui lire Leesburg «rr* tween North America and was at alumt ti a. m EST. It. That later proved to be wreckage sighted we would wert lohl Wednesday night Africa, rode Into the sky Scientists managed to net a rundown Iwiltery, and Hie begin an active search that Pi evident Kennedy has aboard a three-stage Delta n reading (mm a radio brasatellite resumed normal ope­ again,'* he said. laiicd In tell the American Rocket launched at 12:35 s eon on Ima fit Syneom a Imitt rations when the power sup­ For six day* Coast Guard people that there is riu chance HAVANA (UPI) — The m. EST. one hour later. Then they ply was hultt up. and Navy planes combed (he or any attempt to halanrr Hie Rut more than five hour* Castro rrgime Loday announc­ lost contact again. Syneom’* orbit, about 22,300 Gull ami Atlantic for any federal budget until IM7 even ed rapture of nine American* later, the first signs .<f puss Four tmur* Inter, ground miles above earth, left it In sign of the ship, which car­ if his proposed lax cut is car­ MIAMI (UPI) — Govern­ suspectisf of cnnylng out a Rite trouble* appeared. stations were still trying to a position where its forward ried a cargo of molten sul­ ment investigators today ex­ study of Cuban coastal artil­ At that point, a small roc­ reestablish the vital link. ried nut. speed almost tnnleiied the phur. If water had entered amined the twisted metal to lery installation*. ket inside the satellite Itself A spokesman for Ihe Fed­ rotational speed of Earth. go it could have touched olf determine If a Jetliner was A government statement Ihe cargo It could * avo JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - spinning out of control nr said the men, as yet unidenti­ touched off an explosion that Survivors of Luke Williams, a falling In piece* when It fied, were seized some where could have blown up the ship. Volusia County Negro shot to crashed into the Everglade* along Ciinmgucy province's The ship disappeared on death hy a deputy sheriff in Tuesday, killing 43 persons. north roust. They were said a routine trip from Beau* Char los Collar, chief in­ Dr Land Jan. 0. have filed a to have claimed lo hr on a muni, Tex., and Norfolk, Va. S35U.0O0 damage suit in Fed­ vestigator for the Civil Aero­ akin-diving expedition. 'Die Swiss embassy in Ha­ eral Court here. The suit nautic* Board (CAR), would GENEVA (tr p |) — Canada The statement said the men vana reported Wednesday that named Deputy Sheriff Harold not concede that the North­ were being “subjected In in- urged the nut-lea.- powers In lnqulr.es to Unban authorities Cooper, Volusia County Sher­ west Orient Airlines 720B Jet­ vestlgutioii" to determine the day to quit quibbling and gel Into the disappearance of tho A total of I r>,D7.*l Soniinoli' t'omily residents iff Rodney It. Tlmrshy, and liner was in piece* before It reason for their presence on down to buxines* on a nu­ tanker had produced nothing. are t opinloi ml and eitRilde lo vole hi tin* special the Maryland Casually Co., smashed into the sjKingy Cuban soil. clear test ban treaty which D Tlie Cuban* said the Marino elections to name a State Senator and a Slate surely for the bonds of the swamp during a rainstorm. The government - controlled "almost within our grasp." Sulphur Queen had not put "You Jump to one con­ Representative. sheriff and his deputies. Canadian delegation leader into any Cuban port and no clusion like that, and then press expressed the suspicion Gen. E. L. M. Hums told I lie I'epislrar Camilla lln u c said today there Cuban radio receiver* bud you get to a theory right they were "paving the way 1'n a tio n dlsui moment eon are l",.r>l<! registered Demonals, 2,22!l I’epnldifor infiltration of Central In­ picked up any signal from H10 BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) — away." Collar said after telligence A g e n c y counter­ fernnre Hint the United Stair*. rans and 2d I others, 111111111111},’ two ntendiers of vessel. viewing the crash scene. Hundreds of Soviet military tlie Prohibition Party. Britain nud Russia are *."Pretty *o«n, you're looking revolutionaries.'* technicians brought in by de­ rlose to mrrrcmrnt that tile First special party printarv is si liedtiled for posed Premier Abdel Karim for evidence to back up that cnnferelire should Torus it, if. Fell. 26, with a second, if necessary, on Mnivh Fire Kills 2 one theory. We want open Kassrnt posed a serious di­ fmts in this men until |2, However, if there is no parly opposition tho PEORIA. 111. (U PI) \ mind* at this stage. We're lemma today for Hie anticess is aehleveil. primaries will not lie held, Thu special yenerul half-million dollar fire de­ looking for any *»rt of evi­ Coinmunist leaders of the The ltd-stall* hnvo stall, d election will he held March 26. stroyed the 70-year-old Mayor new rrbrl regime ol Iraq. Re­ dence." on rnnlinulrig lest ban nryn Only candidates to ipitdify to dale ate Mack Hotel in downtown Peoria lo­ bel force* and heavily armrd tinlions slnrc the eonfeieia-e Cleveland Jr. for the Dcioocratic nomination for day, killing ill least two per­ civilian "national guards" ap­ Hoffa Talks ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — resumed Tuesday after nn sons and Injuring e i g h t Kenidor and former Rep. Cordon Frederiek for peared to have succeeded in A vice president of the strike, eight-week recess. Ihe House seat vacated hv Cleveland. others. wiping mil resistance hy To Grand Jury bound Florida East Coast Iraqi Communists in Hugh LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Railway has sworn out * dad and oilier major cities. Teamsters Union President peace warrant against ano’lwr Open Pools James Hoffa testified fur vice president, nrrusmg him Mayor Asked nearly 2'» hours before . ol making death threats. .Stalled JACKSONVILLE (UI secret federal grand jury in County Judge Charles C. NEW YORK (U PI)—Nego­ tiations remained stalled lo- the federal building Wednes­ Mathis Jr. said today an af­ City Negroes urged day in the 09-day old New day while Ally. Gen. Robert fidavit was filed with him Itaydon Burris today to pu-.li TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — York City newspaper shut- F. Kennedy conferred with Wednesday night h> C. D. for the reopening of public Former stale Rep Roiirrt T swimming pools which were don. Striking printers threat­ aides ill several nsinni away. Lane Jr,, charging William Mann id Tampa qualified to­ The union leader, gi inning A. Raker did "without cause closed alter u race riot two day fur line of the rn-w Hills ened to extend their walkoul years ago. to the I'jri* and West Coast when he departed the grand or reason, threaten to lake Ixiruugli County seat* rrrat The National Association editions of the New York jury chambers, declined to the life of Ihe respondent or ed by the recent reapportion for the Advancement of Col­ do him serious Ixalily harm " discuss his testimony. Time*. merit session. Mathis said Raker was a r­ ored People wrote the mayor Mann, a Democrat, notified rested by Deputy Sheriff Jack that a city without public the leeretary of slate be swimming facilities was 'a n lliigha* and hroii/rhi before the Judge, who set bond at inhumane s i t u a t i o n and would be a candidate [nr Hie S.Vjo and scheduled a p<a<c shnuld not he permitted to .loiqi 4 seat. Mann was first circled In the House III 1956, endure." bond hearing Fch 23. Amendment to the zoning ers, subject lo approval of lie resigned last year and No details of Die dispute was an unsuccessful candi­ code was approved hy the tiic Seminole County Health were available, and neither date for Congress. hoard, directing that ade­ Department. party would discuss the mat­ Wilson Seen Minimum residence lot sites quate drainage will he re shall have 70 foot frontage ter, but report* were it stem­ As Labor Choice qulrcd hcrcaflcr for new with 7.000 square feet of land med from * telephone call made by Raker k> Lane Wed­ LONDON fUPD —Tlie re buildings, with paved area*, area. Two or more adjoining surgent l-abur party today nesday night. Bridge Page 7 occupying 25,ooo or more and vacant kit* in a single elects a new leader It confi­ Fills*ified .... Page 10 & II square feet. ownership ihall Ik- consider­ dently expects will 1m- Bri­ Cuialh * Page |(> Start Anew The board approved three ed a* one tract. tain’s next prime minister Page 7 Hi-itr Aliby BOSTON (UPI)—Industri­ as well. resolutions and sent them to Setback requirements for Entertainment .. Page 7 the County Commission (or C-3 wholesale commercial and alist Bernard Guldline, brok­ Harold Wd-am appealed a Editorial .— , Page 4 final approval on these m at­ M-t Industrial districts shall en physically and financially, shoo-in over acting leader fIncorporated ters; Legal* ....... I’age 2 A It) be 25 feet from front pro­ settled an estimated $0 mil­ George Brown in Ho.- second 1'lurid* Hi-lriliulors I'ur Henman Cuntutu llulll Tires Fishing ramp* may mam perty line* and 10 feet from lion in federal lax claims to and final round of balloting Puzzle __ .... ..... Page 10 10ft W . Jat S t, S n n fo rd r F A 2-llGftl lain mm )>erminrnt ramp sites rear lot line* There are some day and expressed the hope to name a surresaor to the Society . . Page H & i* ___________ W K G I V R I’L Ml) STAMPS tar IcuU, tent houses j u trail-, exception*. Hut lie could 's ta ll anew." lale Hugh GaiDkcU. Spoilt Page (i Commits Suicide Peaceful Ends U.S. Launches Syitcom But Loses 'Contact' Refugee Ship • They'll start pouring timerock out by 25lh St. If the weather holds up . . . In aland two weeks. What ever BcUmcadc? C A R A C A S . Venezuela ( U r i l —U. S. Navy unit* to­ day sighted a Venezuelan freighter hijacked by Com­ munists In the Caribbean. Venezuela alerted warship* to rlose in on the freighter. Informed source* here said American flying bouts sighted the :i,12ri - ton Anzoategui, hound for Houston, Tex., st the time of its rupture, at dawn. The ship win reported to have been sighted on a line about halfway lietwcen the S a n fo rd Gunfift Erupts' In Baghdad BAGHDAD, Iraq l LTD The first serious outbreak of (khting since Sunday erupt­ ed It slay on both sides of the Tigris River which run* through the heart of this Iraqi capital. Newsmen could not check detail* of tile fighting her a use of a curfew which restricted their movement*, hut it was Imlicvcd to lie between Hie newly-installed revoluntionary force* ami diehard ComtnunUts who oppose tliem. Iliirtts of automatic wea­ pons fire and the crack of rifles could be heard distinct­ ly on both sate* of the Tig­ ris in what appeared to tie a renewal of Hie bloody con­ flict that it.tried last Fr'day. The outbreak came shortly after Col. Abdel Saiam Aref, tho revolutionary govtTnm enl'i provisional president, held hi* first news confer­ ence—a session that ended in a m ar rad. Extreme Cold Wave Fizzles LAKELAND (U P h - T e m ­ peratures dropped Into the upper 20'. in the interior North Florida today, hut a blanket of cloud* over cen­ tral section* of the state kept mini mums In that area abova what bad been forecast. The Weather Bureau said temperatures were in the up­ per 20’* in the interior and low 30'* alcug the coast of North Florida, where eliuir skies prevailed. Plane Crash Probe Continues Coast Guard For Tanker Castro Grabs 9 Americans Suit Filed Quit Quibbling Eligible Vote List Canada Urges Here Totals 1 5 ,9 7 3 Serious Dilemma. FEC VP Charges ’Death Threat' Mann 01 Tampa 'Qualifies' Shop Center Plans Outlined Tentative plans for a $150,000 community-type shopping cen­ ter on Country Club Road, east of Idyll* ddc Drive, in Ravenna Park, were outlined hy Joe Gazil before the Seminole County Zoning Board Thursday evening. Gazii, in asking fur a zon­ ing change from agriculture to commercial, said construc­ tion would be sla rte d within 90 day*, subject to live rezumng approval. Board member* set March 13 a- date for a public bear ou Gazil • request. i Herald Index M c R O B ER T S 1 rc Suppb 1 f 4 �Pape 2 — Feb. 14, 1963 Scare Shakes Capitol WASHINGTON (UPI) — For nearly two tenaion-filled hours Wednesday Washington jxh Uce wrestled with the dilemma of what to do about m man who threatened to blow up the Jus­ tice Department. They cleared one block of Pennsylvania Avenue of all pedestrians and automotive traf­ fic, and removed everyone from the first two floors of the five-story building. Finally, they resorted to tear gas and flushed 83-year-old Nathan Wise of Phoenix, Arts., from underneath the I960 Oldsmobile se­ dan he had driven up three concrete steps to the doorway. Wise, who calmly kept demanding to see FBI Director J.' Edgar Hoover to start Impeach­ ment proceedings against President Kennedy and the cabinet, was hustled off, struggling, in s police wagon. He was being held in District of Columbia General Hospital for mental observation. Author­ ities said the psychiatric examinations usually took three days. There was no bomb. What police had been led to believe was an explosive turned out to be a suitcase filled with newspapers that had been wired to tho bottom of the car. Gasoline cons in­ side the car were empty. Courthouse Records Real b b U TnuMsctiMH Malcolm Spear, stax, to FHA, Boor Uko. $10,200. LMN Enterprises to Jack Beckham, staz, Too *N Green, flUOOl Robert Goodman, etas, to lames Roach, atux, Sunlend, |1MOO. FHA to Roy Agerter Jr., •tax, Oakland, 117,600. Marlboro Homos, Inc. to Lawrence Glatnu, attur, Exit* brook, $10,000. . OTCeal Invaatmaat Co. to Mildred Ormtreat, 1011-29, HJOO. Carl Britton, otox, to Clif­ ford Gutk, etux, Country Club Manor, $T,400. Horace Brown, etux, to laea Barnet, e t u x , L a k e Brantley, $0,460. Charlea Cook, otux, to Tom Hits, etux, Plnecrcat, $14,400. Martha Bbnpeon, to Oaorga ShanbolU, otux, Sanford, $er A. FARE tv ELL PARTY wus held Sunday afternoon a t the F irst Baptist Cnurch of Longwood for Jim Austin, minister of music, right, who is transferring to Duytona Beach. Rev. Jack Lindsay presented a gift of A b r i e f c a s e to the honoreo on behalf of the church membership. . (Herald Photo) Chilly Valentine Cold Hits Midwest Alfred Carlatu, etux, to Robert Dcealdam , etux. Ra­ ves aa Park, $16400. By Utotod h tM IsteruaUoual Jamcc Henderson Jr., etux, Tha weathermen give the to Prank fplndlar Jr., etux, Mid-weet ■ chilly Valentine •unload, |l t ,600. Jeaac Raid, etux, to Ellen today. Bette, Country Club Manor, From Gruod Fork*, N. D., U 4M . where It wui four below, to Iran Folsom to WlUInm Texas' Rki Grande Valley, Pettigrew, etux. Fern Tarwhen another (reel* threemen, $10400. £ 8 . ft McPherson, etux, to toned tototor vegetable and #UUa W. McPherson, otux, citrus erojs, the jotreury fhuluoto,197400. (toed low. ■ Walter Colby Jr., otux, to The cold pierced far into P a u l Rutenkroffer, o t u x , Florida, chopping tempera­ Country Club, $19400. ture* to ah expected .11, but Final Divot** Deereed Xlngalay ft DueKarma va. probably sot enough to hurt the crop*. Paul Ouehama. A cloud cover moved in Janet Bua Applewhite n . Je rry Applewhite. Leonard Burton vs. Kvmng- Slams Pact aline Burton. CLEVELAND (U P D -d llfClaude Fetrow va. Geneva ton McNeil ot Grambllitff Col­ Petrow. lege, tha llth round draft Virginia Brldgea vs. Weldon cholco of tha 0 l a v a l a n d Bridges. Browne in 1961, hae signed a contract with the National Football League team. Me. Legal Notice Nell, I t, will bd tried a t daa d v r u t iiu m u k t rom u in s fenelve eafaty. Project No. FI*. II.CV40I.A13 Unsrd or Puhlle Instruction ter Rimlnole c o u n t/, Florida, Owner Separate i w l t l kite fer Ad­ dition! to L /m tn School, Seminole Count/, Marts*. oon. Legal Notice m / r i c s OP BALM Notice 11 hereby given Ih tt pursuant to tho final dvcrss of fiirselimuro and eala enterod In Uic cause ponding In tha circu it Court In and tor Ssmlnulo County, Flurlila, ease dock*! number t r i l l , the ondsrslgnsd Clerk w ill soil the property situated In aald County described a it I.ot I, n i c k » , BUM,AND UNTATKS, according tu plat thereof, recorded In r ta t Book 11, pagsa 1* lo tl, public records nf Hrminol* County, Plorlda. HubJ.ct to an cessm en t for uhllo u tilities along the orlh ten (II) fast or said Dot I, Togstbsr with the follow ing Items nf propsrty which are located la and perm anently Installed as a part of the Iraprovem enu of aald lend! One DuoThsrm toll* Pornaoo, Model Tll-STI*. Her. u t e m -n ts On* UK (eltrlrk -) Itune*. Model J 4o a HIW11 . H.rlal T l lu ll t l - 1 Une <JE (slsc trle ) rtefrlgerstor. Medal LASIIB. Msrlal 6X401141 Ten Venetian blinds, me­ tal, manufautured by Hen. karlk Ulaes a Paint Com­ pany, Hanford, Florida Together w ith all atructurea and Improvsmcnla now and hereafter oa said land, and Hatores attached thereto, and all rente, Isauss, proceeds, and profits accruing and to acorua from aald premises, alt of which are Included w ithin the furegnlng description and tha ttabeaduin tb srsofi *Du alt Baa, steam, •l.ctr lo , watar and oilier h rsiln g , aoohlng, refrigerating, lle b tln g , plumb. Ing, vontllatlng. irrigating, and power aystsme, machines, ap­ pliance*, f i d urea, and appur­ tenances. which now are or mar hersattor pertain to, or be used with, (n, or on said premleoe, oven though they ba detached or daUehabl*. at public sals. Ip the high est and bast bidder fur cselt be. I o s s a tho buura of eleven o'clock in Ifae forenoon and two o'clock In tho afternoon on tha t t l h day of Kebruary, t e ll , s t tha Pronl Door ut tha HemlimU Ccunly Courtbouse la Sanford, Plorlda. el.tln n of tw o Ooleoc* Roome. a«n*rnt Shop, B in d and Vocal U n it!) and Addition* to Croomo Aoadonir, Sentlaol* Count/, Florida, constating of liv e now claeeroome and lib . r a r / addUUnt w ill ba racalvod b / lha Owner a4 tho Unheol Admin let ratten Buildtn s, Commercial Street. Banlord. Florida, until II A. it . Tuesday, Mar oh i t , l l l l . and Ifctn a t aald oflloe publicly e/en o d and read aloud. Th* In forma lien for Blddare, Farm e l Bid, Farm o( Contraol. Plana, Opacification.. and Forme ot Bid Rond and Perfarmance Oond mar ba a tam lntd In lha office uf the Archlteot. John A. Uurlon IV. F ourth F loor, denford A tlan­ tic N e tle n il Bank BulMtnr Baeterd. Plarld*. aad coplee m ey be obtained there open paym ent of flee.oe for oat-h aet fo n t e .t eomprleaa both Schoole). Additional atta mar be obtained at lie each, half _____ . at wtaloh la rofundablo upon reiura of earns A ar uaeooaaeeful blddara. ep»n retu rn tas euch eat grum pily aad In *##d ooodltlon. w ill ba refunded ble v a r ­ m ent in to ll If auen return I* made w ltn ia ten daya alts-- tha Md opening- Uenaral Cootraotore eteu rln s dooumonte and h m tlllas att eu auhm tltlas proposal ahall refunded one-half lha da ail upvu return o f documeala pood condition. Th# Owner reserve* tho r tsb t to w aive a n / inform ali­ ties or to rejeot any or all tods. Each bidder must deposit With hie bid. security In the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided In tho [sform atlon for Bidders, A ttention of blddora Is pertlnutarlr nailed to tb# renulreente ae to conditions of am* oyment to be obeorved and minimum w a s* rale# to ba paid under the contract. Na bidder m ar withdraw hie Bid wHbla 10 daya after the actu al data af the opening thereof. t . D. W right. Jr. Chairmen Beard o t Tubllo Instruc­ tion for Sem inole County, Florida (IMAM T. Ml Iwee, aluala County SuperlntonArthur II, Uerkwllk, Jr., — “instruction trucllo and Clerk of tha Circuit Court dent o f—Public (lyt Martha T. V lhlso ilate ia c r a u r y to the Deputy Clerk a t Public Inetruetlon a Fob. i t . < 1. n . m i publish peh. i t , t e n CDP-41 R C t R P Ily Mr*. Adam Muller Gaston Crosby s p o k e o n Tlie Auxiliary tu the Her­ Americanism, in Fabruary nnd bert D. Gibb Amrrickii Lejflon railed attention to the Ping Pu.t 261), Dollar/, entertained Stump aaking each member to eight new monibora and aux­ write requesitng that the new iliary member* and guoeta, at five rent stamp be recalled as a dinner held a t th* DoBary people throw away letters Restaurant last Thursday eve. with th* stamp on It and It is being wnlked upon. She asked nlng. Initiation ceremonies were the membera see that avtry held at the Community Center child learns the words of our a t 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. John National Anthem and Uiey Loon* presiding. Tha Invoca­ would like it to b* aung every tion was given by Ruth lovan- day In tlie schools. Mrs. Crosby said the people na and with tha massing of the colors, Laura Platt Brown are too apathetic and that wo played tha National Anthem should sell Americanism. She said that while watching a with audience participation. 'Mr*. Jacob Kleter of Or­ parade recently ah* noticed ange City Inflated the follow- people talking aa th* flair* new membera: Mr*. Klipfel, passed In a«view and that not Mr*. E. Thompson, Mrs. K. many men removed their hate. The Legion Uirthdny Dinner Kneeland, Mr*. W. Corbett Mr*. B. Swallow, Mr*. D. Levy, will be held a t Stetson Union Mrs. L. Tarbell and Mr*. T. Building March 14 a t fli80 p. m. Mrs. Klater announced Van Aradale, Mr* G. Fred Smith told of that the DeDary Auxiliary the articles given a t Lake City ru n e in fourth with 100 jwr Veteran* Hospital. Mrs. Pater cent membership Refreshments were nerved Kopponaal, Pan A m a r I e a n chairman spoke on tha work Jointly to the Post and aux­ being done In Uto Dominican iliary members by tho comRepublic of th* plans for bet­ mlttee. The post attended the tor schooling and gardening Installation ceremony of tho project* through "Cars.’* Mr*. | new membera. Boy Scout Troop 341 Holds Court Of Honor At Supper Merle Mania, etux, to VfW, $6,900. OeBary Legion Post Initiates New Members Of Auxiliary W rdneidij end bald temperslurca above predicted level* in the Rto Grands Vslley. Farmers burned smudge pot* In an attempt to prevent any dam sis to the multi-million dollar gttden crape. The current cold snap was the fifth sub-freeilng m a n ot arctic h j to strike tbe vsltsy this year. Another hard froil could wreck next year's production, and hurt early sweet com, field corn and watermelons. New cotton, tomato and cantekupa crops have been plsnted, and two weeks of bit weitber started the sap flow. Ing in citrus trees. Boms bud* jiopped out. The below sera weather wae restrict ad to a small eras of the Red River Vslley near the Canadian border. The temperature dropped to alx below at Waterloo, Iowa, end Madison, Wle., end five below >t Rockford, 111. Hatn and enow fell lightly here and thcro acroie the country. Muskegon, Mich., got one Inch of snow. About two- thirds of an inch of rate fell la Southern California. A child wee killed in Pitts­ burgh when etruck by • car on a city street while sled­ ding. Realtors To Hear District VP William H. Dcpue, New Smyrna Beach, vice president of District t, Florida Autociatlon of Reattore, will make hia official visit to the Sem­ inole County Board of Real­ tors at n dinner meeting at Bike ha Inn, Fern Park, Mon­ day at 6:30 p m. Depue li ■ former mayor of Palatine, 1U., end has been to the real estate business since 1927. He is also a past presi­ dent of the New Smyrna Beach Board of Realtore. At the Monday night meet­ ing he will epeak on “How To (let More of Um Thing* You Are Striving For." Among business me tier* to be taken up at the meeting will be a vote on acceptance Legal Notice of seven I new applicants lor NOTICB OP BAMS Realtor and Associate Mem­ Nutts* Is herob/ glvsn that pursuant In tho final dserss bership. of fnrsclosuro and sols onlcrsd In tho rauss pending In tha Circuit Court In ami for Hsmlnolo County, Florida, eaaa iluekat n u n li.r t i l l s , th* uii<li rsign sit Clerk will salt tlis propsrty altuntsd In wsld County dssorlbou not Dot It. HAN DANTA, THIRD SECTION, accordIng to lbs Plat Ihsrsof as rci-iirilsd In Pint Honk 11 I’s g s 14, Public lltcnrda uf Uumlnolt County, Flurlila. T ogsth sr with th* pillow ing Itoms of propsrty which nro located In and permanently Inslallad ns n part nf the Iniprovsm snis on tli* as 1,1 Umt. Ilotpolnt llu llt-ln Hurfars Unit, Model No. tin m i y sen llotiM lnt U ullt.ln Oven, Mixlvl No. lOtti ItC Ilotpolnt n«frla*rntor. Mo­ dal No P -C -T -lt Monogram fVatl lltn lar, M »4sf No. t*IIK Tonslhvr with all atructurea amt liii|iruv.nisiiis now and har-«Msr nn said land, and fu tu r e s attached thvrsto, and all rrnta. Issues, proceeds, and proflls accruing and to serru s ftum said premia**, *11 of uhlcli at* Includrd within Uis for.gull,X dsarrlpil.ia and the babfudum Ihrraof; alau all gas. atr*iu. altutrlr. water, and olhtr heating, cnuklng, ralrl■crsltug, lighting, pluiablug, vsu tllalln g. Irrigating. anJ power system s, machines, ap­ pliance*, tU lurns, and appurIsnsnrvs, which haw art or may h srsaftcr pertain tu. ur ba used with. In, or on aald pram lacs, svcti though they bs drtailisil ur drlachatde. al puhlle aat*. lo Ihc hightst and baai hlddsr , for pash M 11 o'clock noon on tho ITUi day uf Ksbruary t e l l a t Ut* Front Dour or th - tlaiiihiul* County Courlhoui* id Raafurd Florida. (IBADt Arthur If. lisck w ilh , J r . t ’lork nf lbs Circuit Court Sty: Marlba T. Vihltn llapoly Clark IlM rdsll. Urldlsy and t^w lo Attornsye for P laintiff l« North Cwort Htrcsl fo o t Office Uoa 111* Cirlsndo, Florida Publish Psh. 14. t i l l ODK-47 Legal Notice IN THW CIRCUIT COURT OP TIIM NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT UK TIIH BTATM OP FLORIDA. IN AND FOR BRRI. NOLI COUNT/. IX CHAN. CBR1 m i l h o T it K u r FORKULOeURR BALK Nutlcn l« horoby g|v*n lhal that thv undaralantd, Clark of tho Cirruli Court of th* Ninth JudUtal c irru li. In and for Noinlnol* County. Plorlda. pur. auam to tha final dacra* of for*>'to>ur« •nt-rrit In a r*t» P-ndlug in *utd Court, lha • ty l. of w h kh la Hamburg Hiving* U iok. a N»w Turk corporation. P laintiff, va. Robart P. Zavy, at a l, Dafandanta. and tba dookal tiumbar uf which la !3,t«»-C. Will offar fur aala and a- II at public outcry tu tha hlghaal and beat bidder fur i-aah, tha follvw lng daacrlbad proparty altuata in Hamlnula Cwunly, Florida, to w it: Dot it; or r a n d a n d o KHTATKH, FUU4T ADDI­ TION, accurdllig to map ur i>Ut tharauf raenrdad In Plat llu ik 11, Paga Sf, Public llacurda uf Htmln o l. I’ounly, Klnrldat lo . geth tr with but not llm licd to, tha follow ing ilrma, alt parmauaptly loataltad; VVcatliigbouM g u r f a e a Hull No. |>UA 14 XT It A t-•llliahiiu-o IJim No, O Dt 14 4t Monogram lt-* t»r No i<|| t*]« C. Said >*11 w ill bo bald al tha front atapa of th* Hanilnola Cugnty Cuurthuura. In lha City uf ganfutd, Florid*, un the I llh day uf Fabruary, 1*11. at 11:0* u cloek A. M . or aa auun tharaaftar aa lha eain. can ba dona. tUBALl Arthur IL Itookwith, Jr. U ork Uyi Martka T, VIliUu Dopoly Clark ttoaaa, Wight a Uurford S i l t Plrat Avagua Poolb SI. Pataraburg I. Florida P ubll.h Fab. U . I*IL CDF-4* By Jaae Caaaelberry Boy Scout Troop U41 of Cas­ selberry held a covered dlah ■upper Monday evening In honor of Scout Week In Weav­ er Hall of tha Caaaelberry Community Methodist Church. Tb* tvent was attended by 106 acouta, adult leader* and familial. The Invocation waa given by Rev. Darwin Bhta. Scoutmast­ er Tad Daniel p r * B o n t * d award* a t a Court of Honor following the supper.. Those advancing to second claae rank war* Ricky Shook, Donnia Rhodes, N o r m a n Mitchell, Walter Biifllne, Edward 0 a n d I f f and David Krohn*. Merit badges p r s i s s t l d weak f e / . ewisnesinc, Ddsnpeey, ftkky David Martin, fltava Steven Duncan,-Chuck Norris and Glenn Duncan; Lifesaving, Steve and Glomt Duncan; cooking, Chuck Nor* ria and Jerry Bklslak; coin collecting, David krohn* and aatronomy, Steve Kith. New m e m b e r e receiving membership cards wera Btova N icany, Bob Glase, Oerard O'Connor, Tad MacMtUen and adult acoutor, Eddie Cundlff. Amusing sklta w en pre­ sented by th* Baber Toothed Tiger,, Bob Cat, Lion and Sets Marks SYDNEY (UPI) - Satoko Tanaka, a 24-year-old Japan­ ese swimmer, set two world records Sunday in a swim­ ming m eet at tho Sydney Olympic Pool. Miss Tanaka won tha 228-yard backstroke to 1:29.6 for one record end then beat bar own record of 1:81.6 for th* 200 meter*. ' ‘Prairie wolf" Is another name for the coyote. Legal Notice IN TMR CIRCOrr COURT OP TDK NINTH JU D IU U I. CIR­ CUIT OP THR BTATSJ OK FLORID*. IN AND FOR SKttlNOLte CO UNT/. IN CHANCERY NOTICR OF rORBCLOBlRR SALE Nolle-* la fatroh/ elvan tea t th* untlaralannl, Clark o f th* Ciroult Court uf tha Ninth Ju illd al Circuit, In nnd for (•m inute County. Florida, pur­ suant to lha final d*cra* of fnrarloauro antarad In a *as* pending In aald Court, tho •tyl* of which lo Th* Seamen's Hank fnr A*Ir­ ina* In tha CUr of Now York, a Naw Yurk corporation. 1'lalntlff, H cn r/ Jcrom* Maaulckl and Thcroaa Masnlckt. hi* n il* . Dafcndant*. and tha docket number uf wliloh la 114*4-C. will off*r fur aala and salt at public ou ter/ tu tha h lsh oal and bail blddar fur cash, tho fu llu n liis deav-rlhrd property altuata tn Itamlnula C ount/. Florida, to w ki Lot 13. lthx k L II KPTLEIl ItOUKN. SUCTION ON K. nccotdlne to map ur plat tharauf rat-urdad In PU t lluuk It, t'a«*a 4 * 4 . Publie Itacurd* of Hamlnula t'u u n l/, Florida: Said aala ttlll ha bald al ih* from atapa of tho Hamliiol* CuuutZ Cuurthuuao. In th4 CD/ uf tfanfwrd, K lw IJi. on lha tsth day of February, te st, at ItiO* o'clock A. M ur na *oun tharakflar aa lha asm* can bo don*. ISUALI Arlhnr H. BackoH h. J r , Clark lly i Martha T. Vihltn Deputy Clark Haas*. W teht * Burfnrd *141 First Aianuaa, South St. Pttaraburg. Florida Publish Fob. 14. 1*4* CDF-4* Panther Patrols. Assistant Scoutmaster Watly Krohna showed a film strip on "How to Select a Tent." Tha scoutmaster emphasised tba troop's need for tento in order to be equipped for camping trip* and reminded the group th at the troop always baa worked to earn money for It* project* Includ­ ing the acout bua. He announced that the boys of 84t -would sponsor a fried chicken dinner on March 28 in the vacant lot next to th* Caaselberry Post Offlee. The Troop is sponsored by th* Lions Clab of Caaaelberry. Notes FEBRUARY 11 M m k ik m Wueue Jones, Lute; E llubeth Cermichisl, DeLead; Jerry Orr, Lake Monroe; Emil Johnson, Waterloo, Iowa; Jean Van Arman, Ellubeth Ann Andes, Patricia Olmstead, Daphne Humphrey, Wlltha Drummer, William Cook, Monroe Schueneman, John Clough of Sanford. ILLUSTRATIVE PAINTINGS, the work of Salvation Army Eviuurcllst ('apt. Georjtu D, Thompson, left, are on display at u local Bible and Book Store and ut the SA Headquarters in Sanford. Tho nbovo painting, de­ picting repentance, aud other* nre used by Tliompson for revival meetings being held daily nt 7:30 p.m. fhriniph the next two wcekn at the heu<lfjuartern. In the photo with Thompson is Cnpt. Harry Foden, commanding officer of tlie local unit. (Herald Photo) HD Club Sees Demonstration Scminolo County Red C ron representative* Mrs. Martha Kiljiatrick and Mra. Colleen Stewart presented a demon­ stration on mouth to mouth resuscitation for membera of the Lake Mary HD Club at their meeting Tueaday morn­ ing In the Fire Hall. After aeelng atep by atep InatrucUun* using th . life ■lied doll "Annie," membera were assisted In applying techniques demonstrated. Bob Mero from Milady’s Fabric Shop advised the club of rules for a sewing contest open to Seminole County lad­ les which will be Judged March 28 at the Home Dem­ onstration Center in Sanford. Miss Myrtle Wilson, county agent, gave a short talk an "What's New In Tots and i’ana’’ and Fair Chairman 61ra, Ruth BvutweU reported os the totr andsyueyntwl Jfce hlue ribbon won by the fetub to Mra. T. A. Stiles, presi­ dent. Luncheon was served fol­ lowing the meeting by 6!rs. Ellis Bolton and Blra. Stiles to the 21 membera and one gueat attending. New membera welcomed by the club Uiis month were Mra. Wataun Keel, Mra. Lacey Hlrlm, Blra. Emma Baahara and Blra. F. D. Uyen. Casselberry Legion Post And Auxiliary Set Meeting By Jane Casselberry A Joint meeting of Ameri­ can Legion .Memorial Post 2tt oi Casselberry and its newly organized Auxiliary Unit will be held this Fri­ day at 8 p. m. in the Cas­ selberry Women's Club Build­ ing. Initiation nf member* and installation of officers of the new Unit will be conducted at this time by the sixth district president, Mrs. BlarJorie Williams of Orlando Memorial Unit 19. She will be assisted by Mrs. Blartha Dancsky, dis­ trict chaplain from Unit 35 In Muunt Dora; Mra. Mildred •Moyer, district secretary from Dixie Ruhr Unit 241 of Orlando and Warren Byrnes district sergeant at arms from Unit 19. ^ ri. Lulher ^ M /m lr n e past president « d county chairman of Auxiliary Unit 81, Schnoctady, N. Y., and Mrs. Harold Kryder, presi­ dent elect of Unit 25<1 and organizing ptvsident of Jack Brinkcr Unit 109, Leo. Ind. aud past president of the fourth district, department of Indiana, will take part in the initiation ceremonies, Oflicera to be installed, Jn addition to Mr*. Kryder, are Blra. Richard Grindie, trea­ surer; Mrs. Kenneth Walbridge, M-certary; Mrs. Wil­ bur Morey, chaplain and Mrs. Leonard Caaselberry, histor­ ian. Anyone wishing to make application for membership this week In order that she may be initiated al Friday's meeting should contact Mra Kryder. Originally, the American Stock Exchange was known as the Curb Exchange, be. cause member brokers did their trading on the curb of the sidewalk. C O M IN G S O O N • •• A NEW Missionary Baptist Church FIRST SERVICE - FEB. 24th Community Houm* un Maitland Avenue First signal transmitted by Births wireless was three dots—the Al.TAMONTE SPRINGS Mr. and Mrs. William Julian letter “5." of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kinnalrd of Geneva, a girl W H A T’S IN A NAME? Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Carmi­ chael of DaLand, a girl Discharges IT ’S Q U A L IT Y T H A T CO U N TS! Elisabeth Mitchell, Charles LInHiikh Below Are Excerpts Front Mellen, Hcrshcl Dunn, Geor­ ge Dixon, Mrs. Cecil Russell STATE OF FLORIDA end baby: Mra. Nathaniel Williams and baby of San­ DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - DIVISION OF STANDARDS ford. DOYLE CONNER, Coninilnaiimrr N. BERRYMAN, Director FEBRUARY I I DECEMBER, 19R2 Admissions Pierson Little, DeBary; An­ GASOLINE ANALYSES gel Diet, DoBary; Robert Richardson, Longwood; Jems* B rand Manufacturer Fields, H au l Glllon, Elsio From W ham O ctan e Hlhicn, Ellen Hammersmith, Or Supplier ASTM T ak en T ow n .Method Kaguhihiur* Wallace, Tom­ D tarn * my* Johnson, Margie WilD HijO llameon, William Hill,' Basils (Rea.) Brown, Bantrlre fh-heap, Myr­ Atlantic •(•fin­ Atlantic Imperial AtlaHic Refin­ Pi. B9.5 tle Allan, Madeira* Williams ing Co. ing Co. Everglade* of Sanford. Cities Service Cil'va Service Cltlrv Service FI. IU0.I Births Oil Co. 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W prill! alrtnx to rn gas* in buatntta Dopl. of Agtkulture, Nathnn Blaju Bldg., Tnliahaaave, Fla. at Wanfurtl, Hamluel* County, Klurlda. umter th* uauir ut iir m t ir a c it ik h h k h v ic u Intend to TraUter thv aam* naw* w ith thv clerk or Un Circuit Court si daiuluuD County, Florida. a / tiro. A. Huaha* a, J m u It, lluabaa a' n IV. SVIllUms a/ Dorutny <4. tvilllaw a HuU-hlaon and L*tlUr Kduarda Uutldliis Post Offtc» t»rau«r It Stanford, Florid* Atturnaya fur Ounara Publish Jan. 14, I t * r * n . T. it. teas. CDE-dt 1MPEUIAL ICO OCTANE - ONLY 33.9 PER GAL. Copper Bonus Paid On Each Gallon Purchased IM P B H A 1208 S. PARK A VE. SER V IC E STA TIO N SANFORD �‘V » i: J 4 * 0 1 QTtr* O anfnrb Feb. 14, 1963 — Pnse 3 S rra lb 'Home' Peace Corps Proposed ; 2«£tH ■ \I ■ 1 _ • m I CAI* SENIOR ME.MUEKS elected to offices of the South Seminole Com­ posite Squadron are, from left, Dave Tilson, public information and testing officer; Mrs. Lynwood Michttux, personnel officer; Jack O'Donnell, opera­ tions officer und ucting cummandanl of cadets and Henry Ward, comman­ der. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy asked Congress today to set up a youth conservation corps with 13,000 members and create a national service corps simi­ lar to the Peace Corps operar­ ing abroad. In a special youth message keyed to the theme of aerving young people better so "they will serve their nation better" Kennedy also pro­ posed an expansion in the overseas Peace Corpa. The proposed conservation corps would provide work and training for 13,000 youths in national forests and recrea­ tion areas. It would resemble the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) of the 1930s. The national aervlce corps would be a domestic prate corps, composed of volun­ teers of all ages willing to serve in hospitals, mental health centers, schools, on Indian reservations, and in city alums or poor rural areas. Kennedy said his proposals were designed lo reduce un- Valentine Dance Set Here Friday employment among younger Americans, boost the econ­ omy and permit citlrens of any ago to help meet the need Tor home front services. "Chronic world tensions have tended to distract our attention from those pro­ blems which have long-range rather than immediate con sequences," he said. "But each passing month makes it clearer that our past failures to identify, understand and meet the many problems re­ lating to our nation's youth cannot be countenanced any longer." The President called for early congressional passage of his proposed youth employ­ ment act. This would set up a <100 million program for establishment of the youth conservation corps and also provide for federal payment of half of the wages and re­ lated costs of youth’s employ­ ed on non profit, community services. These local projects would Include hospitals, schools, parks, settlement houses and similar establishments. Ask­ ing S10o million for the first year of the program. Ken­ nedy estimated It could em­ ploy 40,000 youths. K e l l y 's f \ ( I FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER i# * 25th & Park Open 9 HI 9 Mon. • Thurs. • Frl. 9 HI 6 Tues. - Wed. - Sat. Will You Bo Our GENERAL ELECTRIC MOBILE MAID DISHWASHER The Sanlord Recreation anJ Parks Department announced today that a special Valen­ tine Dance will be held at the Civic Center Friday. The dance will begin at 8 p.m. and end at 11 p.m. A 23 cent admission will be charg­ ed for each person attending. Girls are required to wear dresses. Rcireshmcnta will be served free of charge. Ne More Rinsing Or Brraplng • Capacity For 13 People • Power Scrub Dlihwaahlng Action • Built In Drain Pump Actually, the Declaration of Independence was adopt­ ed on July 3, not July 4, which later was the date the document was proclaimed to the w-orid. To The First 20 Customers S te llite >V after I a, m. Frl. “Gift-O-Pearls"??.w A • Bcaullul Simulated \V'- 1, I’rarta. Completely Hand Knotted, with a * Sterling tliisrr Clasp !,k ,t tad! «*•' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS HARDEN CLUH members Curtis Jones, Mrs. Glenn Humes, Mrs. Jack Merck iflfd Jefferson Hodges, left to right, were only a few of many working to make the recent Smorgasbord such a suc­ cess. The dinner took place last Thursday in the Community House on Maitland Ave. (Herald Photo) ( A Oviedo PTO Area Legislative Symposium To Meet Today Set On Exceptional Children Ily J*nr Casselberry A Legislative Symposium on Exceptional Children for Central Hondo will bo held Wednesday, Mnrch 0, a t tho Cherry I’lara with Senator Doth Johnson of O r a n g a County acting as host legislutor. A dinner is scheduled for ft p. m. in the Fountain Ter nice Hoorn und will he followed by an Open Meeting to he held In the Egyptian Itooni ut 7:30 p. m. Tho problem of the need* of Florida's exceptional children and the legislature's role in meeting these needs will lie presented a t tho open meet­ ing. There will lie a panel dis­ cussion by tho legislators and an open discussion for audi­ ence, legislators and presentators. Invited participants are the legiilstors from Seminole, Orange, Lake, Osceola and lirevard Counties; legislator* on the Subcommittee on Ment­ al Health Institutions; Legis­ lator* on the Education Com­ mittee; lay and professional personnel representing slate and local gtoupa serving eg. By Linda Smithson The Oviedo PTO will meet at 8 p.m. today In tha school rafeturium for the regularly scheduled business meeting and program. Guest speaker will be Frits Gale, member of Project Alert for Central Florida, an educational force devoted to exposing the dangers of Com munlstn and reminding the people of their American heritage. ecptionnl children; a repre­ sentative from the State De­ partment of Education and a represent a Live front tho Gov­ ernor's cabinet. Interested parents of chil­ dren who would benefit from nn f in p r o v e d Exceptional Cliibl Program in Hcminolo ore urged to uttend the open m e e t i n g and make their wishes known as well aa learning more about the pro­ Only one in 20 persons lived gram. “The exceptional child" in urban places when the first designation covers a wide U. S. census was taken la 1TB0. spectrum of problems ranging from the exceptionally brlllliunt child to the retarded; tho deaf, to the child with a speech difficulty. The symposium will be sponsored by the Council for Exceptional Children und the Orange County Association fur Uetardcd Children. 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Some 7.4 million persona got food under so-called “direct distribution'' programs. If food for charitable in­ stitutions and school lunch programs be included, more than two billion pounds of it were handed out in 1902. With some prospect that further enlargements of food assistance may be called for. the Kennedy adminis­ tration appears concerned a t the »mount of food distribution now tak­ ing place outside regular commercial channels. Consequently, in President Ken­ nedy's 1968 farm message, pro­ '■“I he §'*v poses to shift a substantial ittal p art of this dint stributlon to the food stamp ram. ■ " EJp to now this has been a limited, experimental effort — begun in 1961 — under which needy persons are issued stamps which they can use for food purchases a t local stores. Administration spokesmen pro­ nounced this plan a success in such places ss West Virginia where It has beep tried. The new proposal would not wholly replace the direct distrib­ ution of food by government agen­ cies, but would do so in all areas GOING TO HIS HEAD To The Editor where it is considered feasible. Expansion of the food stamp plan would seem to have an automa­ tic appeal for all those who think it is a mistake for the federal govern­ ment to be in the food distribution on a large and growing scale. Food retailers evidently would feel sub­ stantial benefit If this program is ap­ proved. Present direct distribution Invol­ ves food valued a t around $866 mil­ lion in a year's time. The President says the costs of switching to the food stamp plan in many sectors will be largely offset by saving In direct distribution. Chances are, however, that the offset wilt not be complete. Even If It is not, however, many in the food field may conclude that some additional cost would not be too high a price to pay for reducing sharply the government's own food operations. A shift to greater reliance on food stamps may get new Impetus also from some recent reports that certain private food handlers are reaping excessive profits from han­ dling the government food packages which are too bulky for needy per­ sons to carry home. All In nil, the proposal to turn far more federal food assistance Into private channels through use of food stamps seems a desirable ehsnge — assuming always that the Inevitable red tape costa can be held to a tight minimum. ' 'P«ter Edson Political WASHINGTON—(NEA) — President Kennedy's new pregram to attack the problems e f mental health and mental retardation probably will be l e v a r e l y criticised by the thoughtless. Sample t The New Frontier * Is driving everybody erssy and now the administration wants millions of dollars to tore for them. The state* are handling this now. Keep big government o u t But the economic cost and waste a t mental illneae and the humanitarian aspect of the President's special mes­ sage to Congress requeiUng th a t something more be done about thom are so great they . deserve the fullest sympathet­ ic attention. *: d What's more, Congress In the peat has been ao lavish In its support of medical re­ search th at this new one Is ap t to pass, for thti la a No, 1 neglected health p r o b l e m , right along with heart die. ease, arthritis and cancer. Behind the president’s mes­ sage or* two y e a n of re­ search, In 1001 a joint eommteslon on mental illness and health reported on the Inadequacy of M isting Institutions to handle the problem. It found th at a fifth of the 879 state Institu­ tions a n fire hasards. Threefourths of them were opened •ver 40 years ago. The 10-year goal of ths President's program la to cut in half the number of mental patients—now nearly 000,000 occupying a half of all avail­ able hospital bods. Slnra 11 sU U i now are re­ ported to be releasing two out of three schlsophrenlce — the largest classification of ths Notebook mentally III — within six to nine months treatment, this goal would Mem to bo attain­ able, Average confinement is now l j yean. Last October the President's panel on mental retardation reported some five million mildly mentally retarded chil­ dren and adults In America. Another 400,000 are so retard­ ed they require constant ears. Half are kept In publle insti­ tutions. Over 120,000 mentally re­ tarded children will be born this year. A t least half of these easel could tie prevented by Improved prenatal and post partum hygiene and edueaUon for mother*. The cost of mental Illness and retardation tu ,!tc thttoil la now put a t f l J billion. I t la both too much and not enough. The cost of ths President's nsw five-year program to treat and cure mental llneseea la almott impoeelblo to «*Umate from Ms message or from supplementary data furn l a h e d by Department of Health, Education and Wel­ fare. It la conceded, however, that ths ooet could run to hundred! of million of dollars more each year until the num­ ber of mental patients can be reduced, Figures may be clarified when the administration aende to Congress draft legislation on four new bills to carry out the President's p r o g r a m . About 90S million la Included In the President's budget mcs. sago for the fiscal year begin­ ning n u t July 1 on mental health programs already au­ thorised. For firat-year operations of the now programs, |S 1 J tnll- Hen will he requested. Of this, |0 million would be fo r Incen­ tive grants to the states to construct three—later to be Increased to 10—mental re­ tardation eenten. The appro­ priation request would be In­ creased to 930 million for the third year. For planning eompfeheneiva action to combat mental retardation, grants of 910-B million would bo aikod the first year. This would include s $10 million increase os first step to doubling within seven y e a n the 930 million now au­ thorised for child health and crippled children's eervlcu. For eipenelon of vocational rehabilitation services for the mentally III and retarded, gM million would be asked on top of existing grants of |SS mil­ lion to the states fo r all voca­ tional training. Thee* three programs era only starters. For the next flseal year, beginning July 1, 1004, requests would bo mad* for the construction of several hundred community h a s 1 th centers to treat mental Ill­ nesses. Some would be addi­ tional wings an existing insti­ tutions, othon would cost up t* 92 million apleeo. Scouts Change Meeting Day By Louis* Slmunsk Altamonte 8 p r l « f s Bey Scout Trocp 3S and the Ex­ plorer Poet have changed the day of their meetings from Wednesday of each week to Monday of each week. Time remain* a t 7 pm . and the meetings eUU will be held in the Educational Building of the Altamonte Community Chapel- Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Larry la a hardened erlmJ laat though hie Indulgent ■ other eaye be Is not a bad boy a t heart. Bat she la very wroogl Larry la aU ready m habitual law* breaker for hla Mother has unintentionally taught h l« to he • criminal ever since kin birth. Parents, re-rend this case nod get hep! Bad cklldrea usually have bud parents! CASE 0-458: Larry L., ag­ ed 17, wae brought before a Chicago Judge. Meanwhile, his if I d a w e d mother shed copious tears M ■he pleaded with the Judge to release her boy. "Larry la a good boy a t heart," she argued. "And he means well. But he just got In with tli* wrong compan­ ions, Your Honor, so J know be will not do U again," Well, that was Just the biased attitude of bis doting mother! And she probably meant what eh* said. But Larry waa already a hardened criminal s t the tend­ er age of 17. And hla mother has been an accessory to his delinquency for she doled on Larry and lavished undue affection upon him, pertly because hie father was dead. Bo eh* failed to reprimand him properly. And aha never ■panked him or used corporal punishmenti When Larry was a toddler, he would take the tricycle of children down the block. For youngsters are Just like dogs or cats a t the outset, since none of these mammete have any sense of property rights until the latte r Is In­ grained by definite teaching. So Larry* first act of takIng another tsddler'a tricycle was not conscious stealing. But hla mother then made her Brat major error in not making th at supposedly Inno­ cent act stand out ae n taboo deed. She should have remonstrat­ ed with her son In definite terms and then mod* Mm re­ turn the trteycW, with an apology to Ms rightful owner. But mamma sad led Indul­ gently and told n neighbor that "Boye will bo boys." Then Mamma herself re­ lumed the tricycle, so Larry neither .got the idea th at Ms action waa wrong but her smiling foes made Mm oven think he had been cut* or "smart." Remember, parents, It la never wise to smile when your ehltd commits s a error! Frown and look grim Show him th a t hie deed la wrong. F o r youngsters often take their cue from your looks a* much as from tho sharp tone of ycur vole*. And Lorry's mother neither looked cross M r did her vole* even Intimate a reprimand. So Larry later began to pick up other toys, with the same forgiving, smiling Indulgence on the p a rt of Mamma. When be entered school, ha likewise took crayons belong­ ing to Ms classmates. And why shouldn't b*T For Mamma had never giv­ en him even tbs B rit simple lesson In private property rights! And it is this parental cod. dling th at la also driving mil­ lions of youngsters toward Communism 1 F o r p r i v a t e property rights MUST bo In­ stilled even before the kinder­ garten eg*. Larry later stole bicycles then automobiles. And the reason ho was haled before tho Chicago Judge waa the foot he bad shot and killed s gas station attendant w bt Yet Indulgent Mamma told the Judge th at Larry was a good boy a t heart and meant wolll Imagine 1 Bad children usually have bad parents, oven though the latter don’t realise th a t f a c t So got hep, parental weeks, a few cakes and some off a tree, taking a water, Editor: fruit which be had eaten. melon from a field or a cake With great misgivings write this letter explaining Needless to say I was shock- from a box on a sidewalk. Has plsced a stigma upon s chain of events which oc ed and dismayed. Especially a 13 year old child, by con­ -Alee the boy eats upon his currod here in Sanford, Flor­ ida. The outcome may be return from hi* route, sleeps fining him In the County Jail such that perhaps a persons 30 minutes, eats again and an a l i t offense delinquency career may be damaged or then off to achool. I was in­ charge, which regardless of ruined though hla intent may formed by the Police our any one’s efforts now will re­ (and probably was considered ton would be held and turn- main with this child the rest to be In the best interests of ed over to the County Juven­ of his life! ile Authorities who would pro­ ;th* public. The Seminole County Sher­ Two years ago s need was bably release him to our cus­ iff Dept, prior to a hearing, cited by the Seminole County tody pending a bearing. I re­ denied the parents of a minor Juvenile Court for Tempor­ turned home to carry on my child confined in the County ary home for wards of the business and arranged for my Jail any visitation rights for court. To this request my wife to be present .nd ac­ a period exceeding 48 hours. Many will say, or think, wife and 1 opened our home. cept custody of our son upon this cannot happen to my Conditions of our home and bla release. Upon my relum home Fri­ child, my home, but the fact family were investigated and c o n s i d e r e d satisfactory. day afternoon I find that our remains, this did happen here Shortly thereafter two wards son had been confined In the In Sanford, Florida these past of the court was placed In County Jail and would re­ few days. Recall your child­ our homes for a period of main confined until a hearing hood days—are children any on Monday 11 February 1063. different, have they changed approximately six weeks. Once again we were re­ In addition to this, we were to such an extent that now quested to open our home to denied visiting our son until the courty Jail la the only re­ a word of the court, however, Sunday February 10th at 3:00 course! at tMs time, due to having p.m. a period exceeding 48 Surely this brings to light needed legislation to protect an additions] member of our hours. Our son has never been In­ the rights of children born family living with us, we were unable to be of assistance to volved In anything of this under the constitution of the nature, our home has been United States. the court. 1 do not believe God crested October 1st of 1982 our old­ deemed satisfactory for tem­ est son, 13 years of age be­ porary placement of wards a child without hunger, born gan delivering newspapers on of the court, yet for approxi­ without an instinct to refrain a morning route. We are mately 92.00 worth of cakes from eating when hungry, nor proud to be the parents of ■ and fruit taken from boxes do I believe a child was born child who has the Initiative left on sidewalks, easily ac- with ■ full knowledge of the to engage In a business ss ccssablc, a temptation to any society be happens to be a sub-contractor delivering child passing by, our 13 year ratted In, nor do I believe newspapers to residents of old son has been confined In anyone can cram this know­ this community, As you will the County Jail for 3 days, ledge into a child In s few know, th e n newsboys arise denied his constitutional right short years, nor can this before daylight to assume the of ball afforded any adult not knowledge be crim m ed into responsibility of delivering committing a capital crime a child in the County Jsit these newspapers regardless against society, and denied without creating a belligerent of freeling cold or driving a visit from his parents for human being. rain. In addition they have a period exceeding 48 hours. 1 request you to bring tills Mr. Editor, I feel, the m atter before the public, to maintain s record of ac­ counts, collecting amounts Seminole County Juvenile bring about legislation to due and absorbing losses in­ Court has without due cause: prevent recurrences of situa­ Removed a minor child tions such at this—who knows, curred when customers skip out owing them for papers from the custody, care and perhaps your child or your delivered, These problems of control of his lawful parents friends or neighbors children newsboys are mentioned only who provide a well cared for may be in the County Jail to establish the qualities a and disciplined home n e tt week I By ao doing, the Court is boy 13 years old must possess Wilbur R. Yentseh thereby denying lawful par­ to tackle such a business. At approximately 7 :IS a. m. ents of the right to correct COMPLETE on Friday February 8th 1983 and discipline Uwir minor a t we were having breakfast, children. Prior to a hearing, confin­ INVESTMENT BERVICE we were interrupted by the Sanford Police who wanted ed a minor child In the Coun­ Listed and unlisted to question our son regard­ ty Jail for 72 hours without Securities ing recent losses of bread ball— a benefit extended to Mutual Funds suffered by local merchants. any adult under our consti­ Our Son denied any knowledge tution, who has not commit­ ALLEN * CO, of these losses whereupon the ted.* capital erirns. 211 E. I.EMON 8T. Police requested h? aeeotnWit this icllon,1* ^ matter LAKELAND. FLA. pany them to the police sta­ bow well the intentions, has tion, Believing our son, he established a precedent Member: Midwest Stock Exth. was permitted to accompany whereby minor children may Chicago Board of Trad* the police as requested, 1 be removed from the care, finished my breakfast and custody and control of their Orlando Sales Representative proceeded to the police sta­ lawful parents and confined tion to discover that our son In the County Jail for no MRS. STAN COttSTOCK bad admitted liking, over a greater cause than a first of­ Ph. GA 1-8034 period of approximately 8 fense of picking an orange Food Shortage Racks Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, lb * Con­ go <UFI>—A customs block­ ade h r sa angry neighboring province eiueod a severe food Mmrtago la Leopoldville today. The city wae reported out of such native staples ss rice corn, and manioc. 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Alio, if yoa'r* looking for • home loan, come in and talk to one of our home 1mm specialists. They are experienced in UUortng s home loan to fit your budget in touch with us. FR EE ESTIM A TES W IT H IN . 50 M IL E RADIUS C O M M ER C IA L O R R ES ID EN T IA L rr\HQTDi i r r m u rr\ HBMSBS o r THR SAVINOS AND LOAN FOUNDATION tw r •$ « 9VKAB.IM.IMI SATURDAY RVSNINQ »OST,rSSRUARY« Vl?D W O * MARCH 1$ I �mmm 1 C ’-'f frantnrB Feb. 14, 1062 — Pnsrc 5 VrralB L ak e M on roe Jottin gs . . . SAFE DRIVING CERTIFICATES for 1962 were presented to 21 Southern Bell Telephone men for n total of 264 years of driving without an accident. The men and their years of driv­ ing are listed hero but not in order of their appearance in the photo. A. L. Probst, eight; D. II. MacGillis, 20: \V. F. Benners, 22; W. L. B arrett, five; G. L. Dixon, six; J. F. Green Jr., 12; J. Damn, nine; L. B. Hewitt, one; C. O. Johnson, 15; B. II. Kit- ner, 14; C. A. Lee, 16; V. Lcviti, three; R. F. May, 17; \V. F. Muse. 15; 11. M. Patten, five; J. II. Richards, six; A. F. Thomp­ son. three; I). W. VanNcss Jr., six; It. 'I'. E. Walker, eight; II. E. Watson. 15; B. L. Yares, eight; J. Stewart, 16; R. II. Gobel, eight: Fletcher Seay, eight; R. P. Rhoads, nine; T. E. O’Day, five; Gordon Hartman, four. Chief Roy Williams, far left presented the award certificates. (Herald Photo) DeBary Club Four From Altamonte Pass Order Initiation To Extend Bridge Lessons lly Louise Kimunrk Roy See,ut Troop IS and two I been -elected and initiator to . Scoutmaster Jaek Stuart anTwo members of Altamonte of the Explorer Troop have I the Order of the Arrow, ! nounccd this week. Scouts Doiuild Foil and ★ ★ ★ 1Hubert MiodncKi and Explorer Huger l.nlitlervillo and E s­ pial it Donald MacI.eod passed the Ordeal at Camp Eatioche, Feb. I-Feb. 2. Assistant Scoutmaster Joseph Simunvk, also etecled us a candidate for thu Order, was unable to go through the initi­ ation due to conflicting re­ sponsibilities. The Older of the Arrow* is a fiatem .d order of highly se­ lected meiiiliershlp and couslllutes both a top honor and a major responsibility for the Imy* selected. Members of the organisa­ tion ale often called upon to provide leaders in thu overall scouting program. Undue lesion* being sjMinsored by (he Del!ary Dupli­ cate Undue Club and (aught by Mr*. N. J. Nivcr will bo extended to include session* on March 3 ami March 12. No lesson will be given on Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 2fi. however, pie Club will meet for Its regular play at 1 p.m. in the Community Center. Sixteen tables in two sec­ tions were in play tills week. Winners in Section One. dir­ ected by Howard Middleton, were NS, first Mr*. Clyde Ramsey and Mrs. K. E. An­ derson; second, Mrs. Itutli lilatt and Phil Dellerard; third, Mrs. Hubert Xlcholls and Mrs. Fisa tinkle*. KW. [irsl, Mrs. It. W. Aike mi an and George Dickie; second,, Mr*. I \ J . Koppenaal and Mrs. L. A. Tar licit; Scout nnil Explorer Troops tire, front from left, Explorer Roger Lander, third, Frank MaUicson and C. ville nnil Scouts Douulii I'oit mul Roll Miodiitki and Explorer Lender Don­ It. Andrews. ald MacLeod, back. (Herald l ’hoto) Winners in section Two, dir­ ected by Miss Ethel Johnson, were NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. E. 2. Walters; second, Col. and Mrs. William Hague; third, Marvin Iwmg and Har­ On Fell. 18 and 19. the San- Club will be hod fur tlie .San­ out charge to view tins tour­ ry Schob. KW, first, Harry Brown and ford Tourist and Shuffleboard ford Invitational Tournament. nament which is scheduled II. Guy Chase; second, Mrs. This shuffleboard event, spon­ to Mart at U:3« a. m. O, N. Iaickcy and Mrs. Wil­ sored by tlie Sanford Atlan­ liam Woodlock; third, Mrs. North Orlando tic National Bank, with tro­ RUPTURE-EASER Nan Edwards and Mrs. 11. Brownies Triple phy d o n a t e d by the Seminole Duncan. Couniy Chandler of Com­ Membership merce. will have a large num­ Doublets 95 By Mona Grinstrad Garden Club ber of (cams, consisting of g h l o r le ft men's 1 allies or mixed dou­ Mi'iniiership of North OrTo Meet Today liindii "w itfi'Mid Brownie Troop 391 lias ble*, representing many shuf­ tiCtisi NLLU lly Mona Grinxlrad I 4 m fit tin g * r t i L i t i s t u p j s - f l tripled since Its organization fle board clulis from Northern AI J* Mi itringf is*. .'L l* |jig,u,ji«l l m t u * l ) i ( k 1* ir.g The February meeting of last November when eight ami Central Districts of Floi adjustable up In Irent AdJ Irt itrip Bell CLat ftmn pti No w| #f the North Orlando Garden girla met for the first time. Ida. Ifhitur Inn*!i laf men. a «xr#n yfcJI= e a su re ara u n ri Club will be held nt 8 p.m. This is an annual oven! held Ud rwr nr s l Mp ialrtl Me lt l r r t | | t« mstate r ig h t , l t d Lust week the present group today at the homo of Mr*. of 24 numbers decided to at die court* in Mcllonvllle aid*, doubt* Carl II. Hyatt, 220 Ruhuma split temporarily until the Park adjacent to the Civic iVi ltd. in the Ranches. weather clears enough for out­ Center and a large atten­ Guest speaker will ho Carl door meetings. Mr*. Roy dance is expected. Visitor* arc welcome with­ Lind of the Seminole County Burke, Assistant leader, will S e l l Conservation Service meet with one group a t her who will speak on ‘‘Vegetable home on Edgemon Ave. and Gardens." Mrs. BUI Pilolsn, leader, will Alt ladies of the community meet with the othrr group at • re invited to attend the meet­ her home on Bombay Ave. ing us guests of the club. Co­ The girls also made Valen­ hostess will be Mrs. Bill lia r , tine* fur Uieir parents at last ris. week's meeting. Well I ho|>e you arc not flooded out. Plenty of water everywhere. Wonder when It will let up? Wish spring would hurry up and gel here. * • • Mrs. Laura George ha* re­ turned home in Crescent Reach after a short visit with relatives In Monroe. She visited with Iter brother Vic Hawkins am! also came by to see Mrs. Annie Hawkins • • Herbert Muse took a bus load of Seminole 1liglt Future Farmers to the State Fair in Tampa last Saturday, Bert Studcbakcr accompanied the Junior High Future Farmers. They reported a real good time. This Saturday the Semi­ nole County 4-11 Girl* and Hoys are going down there by train. That is 4-lt Day at the fair. The Monroe 4-H Club girls are going and I know that they will have a good time too. • • • Tolar and Vonelite Itabun and I went Mon­ day with the High School Bund We gut to see the Gasparllla parade as tlic Kind marched In it. The parade was over two hours long. I ran truthfully say that the band never played belter. From their pirate hats to the majorette* fancy boots they were a jolly group. The floats were simply beautiful. One Boat that fascinated me had girl* dressed a* buttertlies. They stood in tug red roses. It is hard to describe the colors used In the wings of the butterflies. Tlie winning Boat was entered by the Na­ tional Guard. * * * Jim Warfel sort of gut a little sick on us. • • ♦ Hoy s and Girls front out this way going were Reeky Tanner, Jim Warlel, Gary Bennett, Terry and Charles Rabun, Gary Pittman. Before returning home after we all attended Hie fair we had siijijier In a Spanish res­ taurant. After the supper we were entertained by two Span­ ish Senoirs and their guitars. They were certainly good. Tlie day was so nice and warm and sunny and what Auxiliary To Meet South Seminole VFW Auxi­ liary B207 will inret at 8 p.m. today at the newly purchased VFW Home, formerly the Harris Boat Works, on th# Old Dixie Hwy._____________ bring Your Cur Where (he Kxperl* A Brake & Front End Safety Service! IRVING L PRYOR H a s b e a n Invited t o a tte n d th e S ta te F a rm c o n f e r e n c e In The Americana Hotel, Miami, Fla. MARCH 4 through MARCH • Well align front end, chuck ihorka ami ex haiut system, rc|»ck the front wheat lienrinp' and adjust the Imikes. RALPH H. NELSON " ,MM STA TE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, Ullnota 555 W. 1st St. laiviteti 3MWBH V ic fr tB . 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W INAIEMRESH LOAN STATE FARM AGENT CUSTOM-FITTED [Ml Chief reasons for both side* sending large armies into North Africa and Italy dur­ ing World War II was dial control of Ihe Mediterranean Sea was deemed necessary to victory. ____ ■ ATTENTION ■ STATE FARM POLICYHOLDERS had a family reunion one day- They had our name on them last week. Don't you know ' In gold. They are certainly that they had a very nice J pretty. * • Our thought this week is by Pascal. Tim heart time. All of Rich and Agnes’ has its reasons, which rea­ children were there too. • • son knows nothing of. • • • Did you watch tlie Cerebral Happy Valentine day to you. Palsy program last Sunday? What a wonderful Job those Reel foot I.ake, in Tennes­ doctors are doing for those see. was formed by an earth, children. * * Kb and Olga quake. Earthquake shocks Hunter are going to take a caused a forested area to short trip to North Carolina sink, making a huge hole tomorrow to see Eb's sister which gradually filled with who is ill. They will return Monday. • * * Mr. and Mr*. water to make the lake. J. II. Edward* were In Mon­ roe last weekend visiting with .v t N t n v friend*. They reside in SeP 5 , PLU M B ER bring now. • • * Tlie Home PUT IH ANOTHER. V Demonstration Club met la*i BATHBOOM NEW---Thursday evening. Had a very ^-vlTS VERY hancY enjoyable program. Mrs. J,H. y - , HAY1N& TWO Timlel made red heart ceramic jewelry dishes and gave one to each member. WRITE A CAPTION FOR THIS CARTOON Shuffleboard Tourney Set Here M greeted u* when we arrived home? A downpour. ’ • * Happy Birthday to Lorena Tindcl. We forgot her in the birthday list last week. Many Happy rrturns of the day to you Lorena. * * * So very sorry that Leon Bass con­ tinues ill. We wish aim a speedy* recovery. * • • Was talking to Gert Lee the other day. She says that daughter Ann Woody who is down in Puerto Rico where John i* stationed with the Navy and wee daughter might get to come home this summer for a short visit. Gert and Ur­ ban have never seen their new granddaughter and I know Just how they feet. Our granddaughter* have moved to North Florida. We will miss them, hut will go see them often. • • • Mrs. S. A. Chambliss of Punia Gorda spent the weekend here with her sister Mr*. Claude Haw­ kins. • • * So glad to hear llint Richard II it tell will tie able to come home Friday from Hie hospital, He has sure Im’i' ii a slek Ixiy. * • • And guess what, Morris Melts is confined to his home with the measles. You hurry and get well too Morris. • • Richard and Agnes Hans have had as their guests his parents from Indiana. They FA 2-2821 mem • A l l UH» MEMBER F.D.I.C, gXSGRAND PRIZE WINNERS! “ T y jN f l f f l E jW To aach, a '6 3 Pontiac T am pait Sport* C o u p a -lo n g a r, lovallar, livelier than avari Completa with gas-sipping 4-cyllnder angina, chrom a trim , white-wail tlraa, whaal co v en . Choice of color com binations. IM M lt R UNNER-UP PRIZESI BULOVA “ 5th Avenue" w rist w atches, His o r H e r* ..* 17-jew el. . . slim, m odern d e s i g n ^ . rolled gold plate c ase. You, too, can be a cartoon Give it a try —you might win now Tempest Sj Miorte Coujw for your effort*! Junt study the cartoon for a minute. WliHt’h going on? Obviously, the lutly in giving the grocer a piece of her mind. What do you think Hlie’a Buying? You'll probably think of tiuvcral different thing* right nwny—and any one of them could ncore with the judges. So get in there— have fun—win! Identical Grand Prlzea for grucerx. If you win a Temiieet, your favorite grocer gete one, tool (Good luck to you both.) F o r e n try b la n k * a n d c o m p le t e d e t a i l * — t e e B a lla r d F lo u r d is p la y a t y o u r f a v o r it e g r o c e r 's �Tucson Underway Park TUCSON, Aria. (UPI) — It's National Open champion Jack Nicklaus against the field es tbe 923,000 Tucson Open golf tournament gets under way today. With Arnold Palm er and Gary Player, tbe one-two finlabers in the Phoenix Open taking a vacation, Nicklaus took over aa tto favorite to capture the crown now worn by young PbU Rodgers, who baa been off hla stick In re­ cent week*. Nicklaus, still suffering from bursitis in his hip, got a couple of Injections Wed­ nesday end aaid he’d to able to play. He delated third at meeting Rodeo Slated For Wonderland By United Free* International Louis Cardinal* did with exAlways start a new ball Cub outfielder George Altman to make him feel a little more player off with a raise, and at home. that'a precisely what the St. Whether he had been trad­ ed or not, the 80-year-old lefthanded hitting Allman wai due for an Inereaie off hla performance of last aeaion when be batted JIB, hit 22 homcra and drove In T4 run* for the Cuba. N EW YORK (U P I) - T i n t But the Cardinal!, who ob­ round sites sad date* for th* tained him In a deal lait National Collegiate Athletic November for pltchera Larry Association (NCAA) basket­ Jackion and Llndy McDaniel ball championship playoffs In and catcher Jim Schaffer, two regions were announced wanted to make him particu­ today by Bern!* A. Shively, larly welcome and they aucUniversity of Kentucky ath­ ceeded by booittng hli aalary letic director and chairman to around the 120,000 figure. e< the NCAA baeoketbaU The Card* alio announced tournament committee. the aignlng of aecond baaeTOe University of Pennsy­ man Julian (Manny) Javier lvania will be the host to and two rooklea, pitcher Dob the traditional triple leader Sadowakt and ahortatop Jim pairing the alx eastern cham­ llarrle. pionship contender* . with Three newcoroera algned came* scheduled for Monday. their 1MI contract* with the K erch U , at Philadelphia’s New York Meta, who now Palestra, the same site as have a total of 38 satisfied last year’s opening round ac* player*. The three were Infielder Pumpale Green and pltebera Wynn Hawklna and Dave Tatum. Green, who batted .231 last year, came to the Meta from the Bolton Bed Box, Hawklna from the Cleveland Indiana I t fcai been e long Urn* be­ and Tatum waa drafted from tween wins for Irterte, the the Is a Angelca Angela' or­ C etovarie strong boy a t the ganization. The Waihington Senator* Orlando • Seminole Jal-Alal Trenton, but to came through algned aecond b a a e m a n to- good laafelon Wednesday Chuck Cottier, while the Ilouatoa Colte algned third night—edging out Areltlo. Badiola bald on to tha lead baaeman Ramon de la Crux nntll A rt Ho caught on and for their Moultrie farm In the worked his way out in the Gcorgla-Florlda League and (re n t He told tha lead only alio lent pitcher Bobby Tiefe short time until Irlerlo took cnauer from their Oklahoma City club to Atlanta. Tlefecommand and went out. T to big playoff of the even­ nauer will train with the par­ ing came In tbe dally double ent Cardinal! and will get a when Urquldi and Manuel chance to win a Job with combined to payoff 9268.10 on tham. In return for Tlefe. a 9-4 eommlnatloo. T to per­ nauer, the Colt* acquired fects in tbe second half of pitcher Dan Ferrareio for tha double paid *100.26. Oklahoma City. Texas Lace Shools For 3rd SEMINOLE JV b have their nights trained on the OBC trophy . . . and Saturday will give them their answer. From the left, front row: Steve Clark, Ronnie lllnson, Frank Murray, David Lanier, Dennie Smith; back row: Coach John Colbert, Mike Bowes, Tom Cason, Douglas Firestone, Jeff Williams, Mike McCiary and Bill Day. Texas Lace, winner last week of the second annual racing queen stake, tries for her third victory In a row, her fifth for the season, In the featured ninth r a n at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight. Cecil's Austin's fast di-pounder has triumphed once la Grade B and three timea In A and will probably rate aa the favorito In to­ night’s top r a n . Among those certain to give Texae Lace a run for the money are Little Rhonda, who flnishod third In the racing q u n n stake, and Kxcelling, who won the "queen" title a year ago, Little Rhonda a two-time winner, has not missed the money in eight trlpa to the post. Rounding out the feature field will be Rock Flight, Ed's Last Straw, Lou Havoc, Toni Dawn and La Gina. Both Lou Havoc and Ed'a Last Straw have four wins each to their credit. There will be a matinee Friday afternoon and another Saturday. Fouik, 9. No. 1 Tee at 13:12 ? jn .— Walt Cunningham, 4; Hugh Grier, I ; George Smith, 8, and Dr. Harold Ring, 4. No. 1 Tea at 11:17 a.m.— Truitt Sloudaumlre, 8; Harry Took*, 5; Bill Tribble, 8; Clarence Phillips, 8. No, 1 Tee at 32:31 p.m.— Carman Inch, 6; Wills Bowman, 6; Roy McGriff, 6, and Sonny Powell, 4. No. 1 Tea at 11:44 a.m.— J. C. Crum, 0; Dr. Dub Epps, 6; Mel Smith, 7, and Dr. BUI Epps, 7. No. 1 Tea a t 11:81 a.m.— Tom Braacboyt, 7; B. C. Hamilton, • ; Don Snyder, T, end Abe Fennell, fl. No. 1 Tee at 11:58 a.m.— Cy Bints, 7; Rus Pearson, 6; Lewis Ingram, 9; Keith Burr, 7. No. 1 Tee at 12:18 p.m.— Bob Cover, 9; BUI Mallczowski, •; Larry Sands, • ; Don Hamilton, I. No. l Tee at 11:18 p.m.— In tonight'* featured eighth race for harness hone at Seminole Park Uw two fa­ vorites, both mares, should have a real go at one an­ other. Silly Aircraft and Hazel Lind have each scored a vic­ tory over the other In two starts at Seminole Park. Sally Aircraft took the first win on the second night of racing In 2.08 V i with H a u l Lind finishing third. Last Friday night Hazel Lind came under tha wire to take the win In 2.07. Star Queen owned and drlven by Leland Ellis of Winter Park will also bo going in this one. The co-fealurcd seventh race for quarter horse a 400 yard gallop will have Scnorits Dar going In her first start. The brown five year old mare hai an impressive re­ cord attd Is listed as the early favorite. Others strong Starts Ploy contenders In title feature MONTREAL (U P I)— Left will be Duke Priest, Alano winger Gerzy. Rrisson, called Moon and Sad Jae. up by Montreal from tha Spokane Comets Wednesday, will play In hla first National Golf Winner Hockey League game tonight Dossy de Gsnabl was the when tha Canadians boat tha class A winner In the recent Boston Drains. Montreal a t Sanford Women’s Golf tourtha same Urns returned Red nay. Reba Mohan took class Dsrcson to Hull-Ottawa of I) honors while Suzle Dichell ths Easton Pro Hockey Lea­ captured Class C and Elalna Karr, Class D play. gue, Dick McMahan, • ; E. C. Bradford, 6; Charlie’ Kincaid, 10; Frank llurzo, 12. No. 1 Tee at 12:10 p.m — Dave Pugh, 10; Ralph Simas, 0; Harry Cuihlng, 0; Doc Simmons, 10. No. 1 Tea 12:12 p.m—Harry Mitchell, 10; Earl Higgin­ botham, • ; Joyce Bowen, 11, and Bob Jernigan, 12. No. 10 Tee 12:40 p.m. — Watty Watson, 11; Harold Sherwood, 10; Jim Hayes, 11, and Pet* Krucsche, 12. No. 10 Tee 11:37 a.m. — Dick Johnson, 11; Bill Sowell, 12; Earl Hunt, 12, and Jerry Jernigan, 12. No. to Tee 11:44 a.m, — George Reynolds, 12; Russ Wilson, 12; Ed Emery, 12; Even if be is playing his best, Nicklaus will have no pushover in this event. Five of the 10 leading mon­ ey winners of the year are here. Besides Nicklaus, who is No. 3 with $13,863, there are Tony Lema, in sixth place at *7,806; Don January, seventh with $3,470; Bob Hos* burg, eighth with $6,284, and Jack Fleck, 10th with $3,040 to his credit. I Charles Dlcktni was an eminent pairon of Juilcrioi & Brooks who then as now provide the choicest in wines and spirits. Try the famous Rare J a B Scotch, of flavour unsurpassed. J Championship rodeo la be­ ing scheduled for Florida Wonderland, U.S. 1, Indian River City, for Saturday and Sunday a t 2 p. m. H. C. Kirk is promoting the rodeo which will feature stock from Oklahoma. T to 214 hour program 'ill feature same of the top con* testants available vying for hundreds of dollars In cash prizes. Event# will be open U> everyone and will include bucking horse riding, wild tt fnd steer buUdogging, calf rowing, la id ltt!r* Wiilj barrel race plus trick roping toswlrttf IHt PUMMSIONCOftMlOF.lihSirt .NX and riding. J* SCOTCH WHISKY Seminole High School jun­ ior varsity squad will be gunning for the B-gquad basketball trophy of t h e Orange Belt Conference Sat­ urday evening when they meet the Winter Park five at DeLand. The Seminole JVs are com­ ing into a fait finish with 17 wins and one lost. Sanford will hoit Winter Park In the annual OBC playoff. With an average of 62 points for tbo season, the JVa will put to work their most effective plays, the "figure 8" and the "box." All de­ fenses will be played man-to­ man. Coach John Colbert said that "strictness makes the team work, which proved suc­ cessful In the Wildwood game with 88 points." This waa the SHS record far the B-tquad. After Saturday'* game the JVa will have two icheduled Writers Head NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York chapter of the United States Harness W rit­ er's Association sleeted W ar­ ren Pack of tha Now York Journal American aa 1063 president during Its annual meeting Wednesday. Pairing Set For Golf Play Pairing* for tha Interclub match between the flanford Mayfair Golfera and tha DeL*nd Country Club have baen announced along with ths starling times for tha tournament to to pUyed Sunday. Groia and net prizes for Ind i v i d u a l accomplishments will be awarded with add!tlonal prizes for second ary events. Handicaps nr* Dated Just after each name. Starting off on No. 1 Tee at 11:30 a.m. will ba Jerry Bartholow, 1; Jim Spencer, 3; Horae* Haley, 2, and DU1 Phoenix after winning the Palm Springs Classic the prevlou* week. This tournament Is being played on tto besutiful new 49er‘a Country Club, 13 miles north of Tucson. T to scorecard says the course Is 7,000 yards Jong, but in the high altitude (4,000 feet the bail) travels long, and 300-yard drives are com­ monplace. Frank Harrington, 12. No. 10 Tee 12:33 p.m.—Al Neckcrs, 13; Bond Walker, 10; Maj. Franklin, 13, and Saul Abramson, 11, No. 10 Tee at 11:61 a.m.— Wayne Myett, 13; Capt. Yost, 14; L. Eagan, 14; H. R. Heckcnhach, 13. No. 10 Too 11:58 a.m.—Otto Borschoyt, 14; Leo Zok, 14; John Faulds, 14; BUI Hutchi­ son, 14. No. 10 Tee 12:16 p.m.—J. C. Bradley, 14; John Ivey, 12; BIU Kuhl, IS; Andy Carraway, 12. No. 10 Tee, 12:12 p.m.—Jim Tribble, 13; Dr. A. S. McCatlum, IS; Dr. It. DcShaw, 16; Adm. P. F. Johnslon, 16. No. 10 Tee 12:19 p.m.—liar- games left for the season, Winter Park and Oviedo. If the offensive Is working the junior varsity will bo tough to b eat In regular school games the JVs rotate the two teems they have to permit everyone lo get hla hands on the ball, showing real team work. Which baa bei-n the reason for 17 wins end one loss. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) — Pitcher Martha]I Bridges of the New York Yankees waa ahot In tho left leg by a woman In a Fort Lauderdale Elk* Club Wed. needay night and la tinder se­ dation 1q Broward County Hospital. Yankee Public Relatione Di­ rector Bob Fiabel said tha shooting occurred about 10 p. m. He said tha Negro pitch­ er did not appear to be seri­ ously Injured but that It was impossible to tell at this time whether the Injury could af­ fect his bitching. Fishel aaid Bridges had been shot by a 26 caliber gun a "little below the left knee." Police arrested th* woman identified aa Carrie Lae Bay■or, 21, Fishel said. O f f ic ia l N a t io n w id e C o n s u m e r T e s t in g In s titu t e R e p o r t : PLYMOUTH W INS PERFORMANCE TEST. PlYMOUTH W INS GAS ECONOMY TEST. R h a p p in id In th* tacand Mf meeting of Ford Galexle “500", CtoneM Impela Mid Plymouth Fury at Riverside, Cal.—In a “ Showdown” Plymouth aikad far. Tha cart wero all V-9i, com­ parably aqulppod. And Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute was than to conduct tho competition and see to It that Its strict nilea ware followed. When It was aver, Plymouth hid victories In almost every performance tost, plus victory In tho all-important economy run. Plymouth for *63 also has the only 5-year/50,000mile warranty* In tho tough Plymouth-Ford-Chevrolet league. Sea your dealer. Plymouth’s on tho move. t-TO-SIXTY CITY PASSING P L Y M O U T H ............................11.99 t*c . C H E V R O L E T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.64 t t c . FO RD. IB . 01 ttc . PLYMOUTH .................................................. 278 ft; C H E V R O L E T .................................................279 tt. F O R D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 5 It. S U A IT U -M IU HIQHWAY RAISINS P L Y M O U T H ....................1 6 .0 4 lie . C H E V R O L E T ........................... 18.99 ttc . F O R D . . . .................. 2 0 .5 3 ttc. PLYMOUTH.................................................. 462 It. C H E V R O L E T ................................................ 5 1 6 It. T O R O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 4 ft. MILOMCTia RUM EMERGENCY STOP P L Y M O U T H ........................... 3 3 .4 3 ttc . C H E V R O L E T * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 , 4 4 ttc. F O R O , , , , , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 7 . 6 9 ttc . F O R D ............................................... . . , , 1 2 0 tt. P L Y M O U IH .................................................. 125 tl. C H E V R O L E T 133 tt. P L Y M O U T H . . . .* lB . 7 7 fn P I. C H E V R O L E T * . 1 7. 04 ntp|. F O R D .. ....................IS. I — m p f. PLYM OUTH...................................... 2 :3 2 min; F O H O . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * 2 : 4 4 min. C H E V R O L E T , . . . . . . , . . . ■ . . . ■ . . . . 2 : 5 7 min. C H E V R O L E T ..................................16.00 ttc . P L Y M O U IH ...................................15.44 ttc . F O R D ....................................... • • 1 6 .0 0 ttc . PLYMOUTH ................................ 2:5 1 .7 4 min; CH EV RO L ET ............................... 7:55.67 min. F O R D ........................................... 3 :0 4 .8 9 min. GO-6TOP-PANK IM-MILt CLASSIC ry Sullivan, 14; H a r o l d Brooks, 13; Dr. Olio Moyer, 16; George Harden, IS. No. 10 Toe, 12:26 p.m. — Glenn Bailey, IT; A. L. DeFrance, 14; Jack Johnson, 17; Bob Blllheimcr, 14. No. 10 Too, 11:30 a.m. — Jack Tapacott, II; Ed Hunt, 18; Dr. John McWilliams, 1U; Bill Bcrgstcdt, 20. new 'lire 670 z 15 10.45 plus Ins No Exchange CAVANAUGH Jiraiu i TIRE SERVICE 1401 S. French Are. FA 2-2268 8TAKE8 4 Matinee MONDAY 1:15 P.M. Tuesday FINALS SATURDAY NIGHT R A CIN G M A TIN EES NIGHTLY WEDNESDAY Ladles Night Mon. A Thun. FRIDAY HAjTURDAY 2 1 8 :1 0 EXCEPT SUNDAY I’-M. 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY ilncept tundey] y*ri-M*ta«U Bettio« NiehHf toNv DenMe QvInkles b e n Om n VI THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT • Lniurkw^plubhouM * V tU l — It ■ 1 ■ ■i ■ ii * . «— •— Qasxm ■ Kl NNEl 161 - I ■■ ii ■ C L UB Horryt Ns Mineral Hwy. 17-02 Midway Between Sanford A Orlande BRASS MOTORS \ �* §^ -E U O su ah d L Jb ij.: By Abigail Van Buren DKAR ABBY: Yesterday 1 was in the drug department of a large store. I was writing down the prices of some vitamins when a wiles clerk walked over to me and asked, "May I help you?" I replied, "Yes, where can 1 find the aspirin?" He asked, "Are you comparing prices?" 1 an­ swered, "Of course, i always do." He replied, "Then find the aspirin your­ self” and walked uway. 1 was stun­ ned. I want to know if I was within my rights, Ahby? Is there any law ugainst writing down the prices of three or four different items in a store? I have to compare prices be­ cause 1 need every penny 1 can save. INSULTED DEAR READER: When you give a man an ultimatum, be prepared to lose. Your competition may be on the dashboard — but 1 think you’re the one lie i> taking fur a ride. Beat him to the exit and call it quits. DEAR INSULTED: You were surely within your rights. The sa le s clerk was rude. You should have re­ ported him to the manager and, be­ lieve me, HE'D have soon found the aspirin in anticipation of a big head* ache. • * • DKAR ABBY: I am in love with a men who seems crazy over me when we are together, but there is another girl. Hu says he can’t decide between us. 1 have been waiting for a year for him to make up his mind. He has her picture on his dashboard and it spoils my evening every time i get into his car. He dutes me on Mondays and Thursdays and she gets him the refct of the week. Should 1 demand that he make a choice? DAILY READER Q a c n Jb y • • * DEAR ABBY: My wife has an old metal box (she calls it her "trea­ sure chest’’). It is filled with junk. Pictures of our children (all grown and gone), their baby shoes and the stu ff they made In school. She even has an old gas mask her brother had in World War I. (He’s dead now.) She goes through these things every once in a while and has herself a good cry. 1 told her she was stupid and she should quit living in the past. I even threatened to throw* it out if she didn’t get rid of it. These old things give me the creeps. Maybe if you told her how childish she was, she'd listen. NOT SENTIMENTAL DEAR NOT: If your wife enjoys "living in the past" a little, let her. (It sounds better than the "present” you are giving her.) It’s HER junk and they're HER memories, so be pa­ tient and be quiet. • * • CONFIDENTIAL TO I). R.= Ev­ eryone complains th at the cards are badly shuffled—until he gets a good hand! • • » W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Ahby, Box IKKiG, Beverly Hills, Calif. On By Oswald Jacoby If West should oj>en a club dummy, ruffs the last heart, NORTH 14 plays one more trump in he could defeat South's lour A K07U order to eliminate the last V 0 7 3 2 spade contract, hut no one trump and then plays the ♦ 84 can blame West for lead mg *K 0B ace, king and another club. WEST EAST and continuing hearts. West lias seen what South 3 ASS U up to and West would South ruffs the third hcurt A VAKQP like to unblock the club suit. and notes a sure club loser ♦ K J 1 0 3 ♦ 87032 *843 Unfortunately he is also look­ and a very probable diamond + Q J I 0 2 SOUTH (D) ing right at the nine of clubs loser. Of course, finesses ♦ A Q J1084 in dummy. If West unblocks sometimes work, but West V J 10 he will merely make that nine has made a takeout double ♦ AO of clubs good and West is ♦ A70 and is likely to hold the king forced to win the club lead. n o th vulnerable of diamonds as part o( hU South IVosl North East That leaves West right in hid. Doublo 3 * Pass the soup. A fourth dub lead South can avoid leading the 41 *A Pass Pass P a si will give declarer a ruff and diamonds himself by an climb Opening lead—® & discard. A diamond lead will nation play. He will have to he luck), but luck comes to I chance ami South has nothing be right up to South's acethose, who give Ibe cards a to lose. He leads a trump to I queen. We Jke "Never utter a word to ANYONE that doesn't flatter your man." That it title No. 7 for wives as laid down by a divorce lawyer, whose liuok “ How to Choose a Husband amt Make Your Marriage a Success." Is one every young wife and many not ao young could learn from. Just take that one rule, for example. How many wives there are who disreregard it! Instead of letting relalivea, friends, neighbors and new acquaintances hear only good things about Die melt they chose for lifetime partners, too many wives—both young ami old—demand that others listen to their husband's faults. "Jim makes me so mud" a wife will begin—and you know site is going to run her husband down, instead of building him up. Or "Bob just doesn't under­ stand that, . . "What inevi­ tably follows Is sure to be hard on poor, old Bob. Or the low-down on a hus­ band may begin, "Alen are so stublKirii"—or so imprac­ tical, or so naive, or so un­ imaginative—or so-soincthiuS- else. It’s an unusual conver­ sation if several other wives don’t join In to prove their husbands arc even more so— no matter what the complaint Iiapj>rns to lx1. Exposing a husband's faults and hU shortcomings may help a wife build up her own ego m contrast, but it’s pret­ ty rough on the husband. And it never makes the wife look very good. For who Is going to think that Mrs. Brown is so smart If the husband she picked out isn’t as sm art as she is? Nobody, of course—witli Iho exception of Mrs. Brown. Big Race INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UPI) —A. J. Foyt, winner of the Indianapolis "Sou" speed race in 1AG1, will drive a car own­ ed by William H. Anstcd Jr. in this year’s event. Troy liuttmann, who won in 1932, will drive for Jim Robbins of ltoyal Oak, Mich. Sanford members of Die Art Association whose paintings In this medium will lie seen Include Mr*. Beth Gregory. Mr*. Georgia Ball. Mrs. Mathilde Frissel, Mrs. Grelchen Crowell and Joe Mathicux. ’This show will be repre­ sentative of Hie very different way each artist approaches the use of this medium," Mathicux said. "It also ex­ emplifies the use of this me­ dium in rendering varied sub­ ject m atter." The Art Association ha* been studying the New York Metropolitan Musrum of Art* study course and this led to the derision to display the pastels in connection with the •eminar. ®aufnrft SrraUt Feb. 14. 1963 — Fajre 7 TELEVISION TONIGHT HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Oer-1earthy cockney valet of Die- One of them describes Scot­ lain tilings bring warm com -j kens' "The Pickwick Pa- land ns “another place we 10:00 t d ) Tit® Nun®® ( I ) M l l l l o n s lr * THURSDAY P. M. fort: coty little restaurants, ] pors," he was the moving can hit with our missiles." 4-*) T h r I n d y William® IS) y u f f n F o r A D s f §;00 ()»i C h a n n e l ® Now ♦room C m Pre mier® 3:34 12) V.. ui >k Or. V is io n s the New York newspaper link between fiction and fact. The Channel Swim: John,1110 Kvenirtjr lU p o ft I I I 00 (2) Nrw p >OJM* 111 T o T*ll T h * T r u t h He was not only moving— ny Carson signed for another headline that said “ Washing­ I - I W jiyn« r o a c h ® r 19 > A DC F i n a l Rv p o rt I S t VV'iio ■ Vou T r u s t >«: i lid it or IAt 48) N ew l U l ' i r t * 3:3* <41 c n « N s w s ton is looking forward to year lie was the prime crackling, year as host of NBC-TV's i:04 8:10 (£» Atlantic W r,tih ir 1 1 :10 49) M id - F la . F i n a l 11®. 4:0# 13) M s k s ll o o m F o r 2000." and the very mention electric thing on the screen, “ Tonight" . . . AUC-TV pick <2* *t r e a t Headline® port Daddy 8:11 «S I S'® or •co p t of the name Charles Dickens. which was intended; for he ed up the dreadful qulx pro­ 11:50 (9) W e a t h e r Hhew (S) D r c r o t B to rm IM4 49) Mii!*F1». N®w® M i W e a t h e r IS) A m e r i c a n l U n d s t s m t So it was provocative Wed­ was the counterpoint to the gram, “ The Brice Is Right,” 8:54 i l l Hparta Pie turn I II i i 4*1 H all? w «kh 1 Movie 4:34 13) Mere'* l l o l t r w o o d *51 IMItor !il Comment nesday night of CBS-TV, in its charmingly droll parade of which was dropped by NBC CAVJlICAd* (I) TTio n „ of SU M (9> U t A l h f r S h o w H i J S <9> m a t i n ® ! % TI»®at®r • S) I l l w o T t r r 'S3 special liour-long dram atisa­ Dickens characters who pass- TV. . . The war series “ The • : J o (<i lluiitlnu A t u b i n g 11:30 <?) Tonll® b h o w 4:34 i l l A m e r i c a n X * w * s t a a 4 tion of the life and works of ed through-Micawbcr, Mrs. Gallant Men" is being axed w i t h Don 1 :o0 ( ? ) N®w® 4:3* 13) M I C X ew e 45) W eather Dickens, to dwell briefly but Nicktcby, Mr. Pickwick, Mar­ by ABC-TV. . . network's 8:34 (51 h t o |2 I lie,i or O ro u ch . Hrtvarri Now® («) t ' n r U W a l t FR ID A Y A . M. incisively on the personal tin Chuiilcwitt. And they, in “ Going My Way" is report­ i : 4 0 (III Sport® U n i o n IS) T o p e r * T l a r b o u e * 8 44 (J) Huntley lirlnk1®y 8:44 (8) 8 l * n On tragedy of the novelist who turn, were effective counter ed set through the summer. 1:30 IS) C a r l u o n C « r n l r * t <95 Enchanted Mirror (5) H lrn On 12) M r K e e e e r * Colonel is so well known for his warm paint to the growing estran­ Now Jackie Gleason says 7:00 ( ? ) Y*»u Arm T h e m 8:30 4*) m i t a t f® n t Mi® Air 1:30 IS) A l m a n a c 401 Sr«i l i n n ! comic genius as well as so­ gement of the author and his he'll continue his CBS-TV 8:40 | 8 ) U r o r * a n d F a r m Jl®1:11 (S) W e a t h e r S h o w 40) T ltU W e e k In r*»ri cial anger. wife, which sick vignettes show next season . . . AUC7:00 (5) T o d a y The idea of the show in the made painfully clear. TV confirmed that "Hooten- 7:14 48 ) lV*lt»r Cronklt® — Id) W a k e I’ d Movl®® Nr it ® rAHTS Sl'N IiA 7 : ! i (7* F a r m M a r k e t R e p o r t first place was timely. Last As Dickens, Hubert Step­ .inn)," a half-hour series of ft 10 O') Will® Country 4 i ) H i a t t Neil'a jk W e a ­ "J U M B O " Thursday. Feb. 7, was the hens. who is so impressive folk singing, replaces "M r. (0) Broadway Uort ther Dori* Day • Color anniversary of his birth. On in the movie "A Taste Of Smith Goes to Washington" 7:30 (5) T o d a y (fit l*®rry M a so n i* ) VrV'Bi’hObl I*.aiming top of that, it has been a Honey," scored as a man April 6; Jack Linkletter of i:0 0 (9) Hulliia Hvvtl Show 7 lid) 49) Ci'tiB M on ti New® Drills!) year on Broadway, ever restless, ever haunted NBC-TV’s defunct “ Here's 9:50 (?) Mr. K llibrr 7 : 4 3* 49 ) ” M Ir k |V • 41ti f pi«' | U l\ ’ 1 ( 9 1 l-*\4%r It To U p AVe r Tim® what with "Oliver!" the musi­ by a trying boyhood which Hollywood," is tin* host. 9:00 (9) My Thr*® Non® 7:64 (81 N * w » * W e a t h e r T Ht A l l i i ii KI OE I N cal based on Dickens' "Oli­ included factory work when "Route 68" star George 40) T h r T.w UI k IU Z o n 1:06 (9) M ic k ey van® S how ver Twist"; and with "Bey­ his father went into debt; Maharis, whose Illness has 1:30 4?) ilnx'-l (€» C a p t a i n K a n g a r u n PIKIN' K FA 2-I2IA 1:54 151 W e a t h e r a n d N e w t TON ITU 7:00 ® 10:30 ond The Fringe," "Stop The who struggles forward, be­ become a source of disagree­ 1:30 42) T o d a y World—1 Want To Get Off" comes a parliamentary re­ ment, was suspended; Glenn New Duties 49) C i r t o o n v i l l e CARLOAD PASS NITB 1:90 42) J a c k DaUtt® Snow Corbett, of the cancelled "It's and "The Hollow Crown." porter, is rejected by a rich • :!0 (2) 4la)e S t o rm Show PITTSBURGH (U I’D —De­ And television also of late girl because he has "no pros- A Man's World," was signrd "Itllnter Cory" ( 0 ) Horn p e r Itooni Tony Curtia - Color has been getting a piece of peels"; and who then lias as a temporary regular on fensive eiiil Ernie Stnutiier, ti 10:00 (3) Kay W h en MM I . e a r n S p a n i s h I’lu* - At 9:00 Only the action, what with Bern­ the misfortune to marry a Hie series. . , and if he v eteran of HI y ears with the 48) C a l e n d a r ‘KlitR & F o u r Q u een s" ard Shaw's "Pygmalion" last woman, who, while loving dicks, Ik* may replace Ma­ P it ts b u rg h Steelers, will serve 10:30 18) 1 lAive L u c y Clark Gable - Color I ) Pioneer® week, and the four brilliantly him, dues not understand the haris permanently in the CBS- as a player-conch next season. 11 :00 (4?) Frlr® 1® TUjrht Tiie Steelers announced Wed­ funny young men who wrote absorption of his creative TV show. (8) T h u McCoy® FBI. A SAT. 4 9) Jan® W y m a n S h o w and star in the satirical re­ processes. Trevor Howard will portray nesday t h a t Stnutiier, 37, has accepted n position a s d efen ­ 11:30 ( ? ) C o n c e n t r a t i o n $1.00 A CAIILOAI) vue, "Beyond The Fringe," Rosemary Harris was fine Benjamin Disraeli, uiul Greer ( 8 ) F e t e & MUd>® on NBC-TV’a "Chet Huntley as Mrs. Dickens, do was Garson enacts the part or sive line coach in addition to MM Your® F o r A S o n s 3 GIANT FEATURES 11:43 48) CHS New® Deporting" two nights ago. Joyce Kbert as her sister, his wife, in NBC-TV's original his playing duties. All "Florida - Made" 12:00 42) Y o u r Kir*t Im prc ® . Jt is worth delaying for an­ who lives witli the in, under­ DJ-minute drama about the • ton (8) l#o v® o f U f a “Okefenokee" Full-grown ostriches weigh other sentence to tuite that stands the writer, is narrow­ life of the noted British prime I I ) K r nt* F o rd S how "Cun Runnem" up to 300 pounds. one of these young men ex­ ly close to becoming involv­ minister April 4. ‘WIndH AcrtwM The plains, "1 know somebody ed witli him. and then dies F R I D A Y P. M. KverRluden" who shook hands with Lit young, liver all. the show 12:3* 1fi> H eart): r 1r T o m o r ­ row was a venture of slight proTay lor’s mother." (0 ) F a t h e r K n o w * Host Anyway, the host of "A portion, not intended a t a 11:4* ( I ) t« u M in g ! J i M Dickens Chronicle." as Wed­ full biography, and resultant1:14 IS) » ll,t -t> ar IWpo rt STARTS SUNDAY 13:S* I t ) NIIC ,N>«> I m p o r t nesday night's CBS program ly a success because it set l i t ! (3 ) N o w s * W e a t h e r Jerry Lewis was titled, was Olive Iteville, its own limits. i s ) T h * iiik i - s r o t r “U’g Only Money** IS) M l i l - F U . Ili-porc the star of "Oliver!" And, Now, alniut those British T V Time Previews 1:14 i » l J . a i r i l m o costumed as Sam Weller, the ‘•Beyond The Fringe" nuts. 1:1* 13) H l l n i n s s t t r s 8 si p in. CBS, Perry Si a son. Zone. "Jess • Belle." Aline 1:14 t i l As T lis U o r l J T u r* » I ! ) A m o rlt-an U m »s. "The Case of The Two-Faced Francis does a wonderful Job I 'o i n m u n l s n i TurnalNiiit." Hugh O'llriaii, in this one alxiul witches and IS) l l l a h n a j r P s t r o l une of Hie most consistently witchcraft i n a n isolated 1:43 ( I ) I'oopt* A rs K u u n y NOW thru SAT. S lerv U r l f f r n good guest stars in TV today, mountain community. The 2:00 •(2) I DOUIILK FEATURE 41 r s a s w n r . l plays a dual rule as he (ills popularity of hillbilly pro­ IS) U a r In C o u r t A il l .l n k l r t t s r INDESTRUCTtMili in fur the absent Raymond grams may have prompted 2:30 ( I14) I H srtn K sr* Burr, lie plays a lawyer de­ thi* setting though the story 3:44 13) C o r o l l a V o u n a What was (Mb BEAST,, fending a refugee accused o( holds little of their high hu­ hern fifty killing a foreign diplomat and mor. Mis* Francis play* a million is alsu seen as an undercover girl rejected by her boyyian agent acting in the secret friend. Unable to cope with wit i t transaction which resulted In this frustration she seek* timaf the murder and trial. The (and gets) advice (rom an old story is an absorbing one, woman suspected of being tilled with little surprises wise in the ways of wilcho*. Kir U* For KODAK like thu client accusing Ids James Best and Jeanette No­ CAM KUAH. Film and lawyer of committing the land are featured. Flnikhlng crime. A lesser talent might 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Ilatel. have been greatly taxed by "Ilatel amt the Stockholder*’ IT.US "PRISONER its complexes. Regulars are Meeting." (Color) If you've CAM KIIA SHOP OF THE IRON JIASK* Barbara llalc, William Tal- ever w islied to see a stock­ la Color 2 I« S. P A R K A V E . man and William Hopper. ' holders' meeting turned up­ fl.3i)*9:M p.m. NBC, Dr. side down by a small share Kildare. "Jail Ward." You've holder who could out talk the set n this unoriginal plot be­ high priced windbag* on the fore on several other series, dais, this is tho one fur you. FLO R ID A W O N D ERLA N D hut it's played here with Ilatel gets her licks hi over fresh excitement and the act­ a vacuum clcaucr which she ing is way above par. Dr. Kll insists Is a lemon. Arriving C H A M PIO N SH IP dare (Die). Chamberlain) re ­ with the piece of "beautiful fuses to release an alleged Junk" in hand, she creates n cop killer (Henry Silva) to furor that shake*' up the ■ frustrated p o l i c e m a n whole company. S h i r l e y (James Franciscus) till the Booth stars with Dun DcFore prisoner is treated for acute ami Whilney Blake. lo ll p.m. Clt. The Nurses anemia. The doc and Die cop CYPRESS BARDENS — Hole’s a Florida r j i ! “The Life." In onu short have a biller argument hut who would warm the hearts of till who ImpiHiu to Dr. Gillespie (Itaymuiid Mas­ year, actress Joan llackett geo her posing' for pictures on the sandy heath sey) hacks up hi* Intern has proven herself tu be a t Cypress Cardens. This lovely lady is Florence INDIAN RIVER CITY Meanwhile, the p r i s o n e r among the select group whose Imhor, an Aquamnid at the Central Florida a t­ name in a cast assures that makes a gun exploding break traction, who sends along: her special Krectinir program of quality acting, for freedom. Junction of U. S. No. 1 uod S. 1L &0 to you for the 11th. 0-10 p.m. CBS. Tho Twilight | even if it lm* nothing else. WomanByRuthMiiien Pastel Show To Be Seen Next Week A type of art showing new to this city will be seen from Feb. IGtJi to 2ith at Senkarik Taint and Gins* Co., Joe Mathicux announced today. Thi* will bo a "onc-medium" hanging of several dif­ ferent artist*, but all the pictures will be what is known a t "pastels." Dickens On TV: Provocative Fun (Thr d tiq h JU q h iA RITZ Wieboldt's RODEO SAT. FEB. 16 AND SUN. FEB. t - 17 2:00 P. M. EACH DAY SEE BARGAIN PRICES SEE on SEE TIIB FA S T RODEO ACTION RODEO’S GREAT C LO W N ff Popular Brands at i ah. BIG - TIME RODEO See EV EN T S In P-E-R-S-O-N A LA N C R A B T R EE THE HINGINQ MARSHALL FROM Farrell's Dodge City AICADE PACKAGE STORE It's Biff • Wild • Fast • See It! 310 We Eut F irs t, Civ® T o p S a n fo rd V alu e SU m pe ADMISSION ADULTS . . . 91.50 CHILDREN . . . 11.00 Produced With ShowmjuiaMf 4 1- �6 attfarl> Vince Smallwood ^ r r a ls Kathy Butler Honored At Sixteenth Birthday Dance Kathy Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ike Butler Jr., celebrated her 16th birthday with ■ party and dance at the Walker building on South Oak Ave. The party w ai given by her grandmother, Mrs. S. A. Llndslrom. Serving as cohostesses were her mother and Mrs. Dorothy Odham. Tlic party room was gaily decorated with red and while streamers, red hearts, Valentities, balloons and motifs carrying out the Valentine theme. The celling lights were covered with red erepe paper. Refreshments of birthday cske, potato chips, candy and cold drink* were icrvcd dur­ ing (be evening from ■ table decorated In Ibe Valentino theme with matching nap­ kins, plates' and other ap­ pointments. About 79 classmates and friends Joined Ihe bonorce for an evening of dancing lo the latest records and other fes­ tivities between the hours ot I to U p.m. HONORED AND SOME OK THE GUESTS a t Kathy Butler's 10th birth­ day party and dance are from left, front row, Susan Burgess, Kathy and Pam Hamilton. Hack row, Joel Fehd, Hunter Andernon nnd Bobby Nicholas, (Herald Photo) Enterprise Churchwomen Name Officers MR. AND MRS. NORMAN WILLIAMS, center, were guests of honor re­ cently a t a reception on their 60th wedding anniversary, a t tho home of tholr aon, and hla family, Mr. und Mra. Marvin Williams, near DoHury. At left l» Marvin a n d far rlifht, another non, Clifford, of Sanford. Clifford ami hla wife celebrated their 23rd nnnlvemtiry on the Hume day, Tho elder Willlama live in Cheboygan, Mich. They have nix grandchildren und twu Kraut grandchildren. (Jumeaon Photo) 'jaJtdm BEGONIAS By the Magnolia Circle In Florida gardens among the most satisfactory plant* to grow are Begonia*. For tho beautiful vigorous leaves all kinds of shapes, colors, stripes and spots, tho lovely flowers and the adapabllity to ihsdo and full sun, either out of doors or potted plants, tliey offer many variation* of usefulness and beauty. There are many classifica­ tions and named varieties of which we will discuss a few. One of course, Is tlte well known Angel Wing, so called for lls wing shs|>cd leaf. There are several of these varying in size and shape of leaf and color of tile flower. Tin- flowers hung In grape like clusters, sonic red, white, pink and orange. These are easily rooted by pulling a branch In wet soil. The dwarf conch variety Is most effect­ ed In border arrangements. In the Golden Gate Garden of San Francisco, it Is used to border all the beds and and is beautiful In *ull sun as tho folisge turns dark red. The common coach, like Uie dwarf has red, pink, and white shell shaped flowers, lie sure not lo overwater begonias. Tlie tuberous ones will get only honorable mention, tor to our sorrow, they will not grow In Florida, being a lov­ e r of cold weather. Their many varlctiea of shaped laaves and the brilliant col- Sjcth or* of the flowers makes them very desirable, Bui wo do have Uie exqui­ site Rex, which gives us the most colorful and brilliant foliage of all Ihe begonias. Here we find plain and cur­ ly, stripes and spots, in such variety of color that it takes your breath. They are ex­ cellent potted plants for the patio or will also thrive out of doors In filtered sunlight, planted in leaf mold wliere Use drainage Is good. You can enlarge your col­ lection by leaf propagation, seed, or division of large plants, pinch a Urge leal well matured, take off the outer edge aU around, until It looks like a small fan, leaving stem about one and half inches lung, pdl In a small (Kit wllh lvaf part Just a lane soil, psek firmly, keep watered in a shady spot, and In about 3 weeks a cluster of small leaves will appear like sn African violet. The pot­ ting medium should be a mix­ ture of Imported peat, lest mold, small amount of hone m oil, and have good drain­ age. The largo Hawaiian Be­ gonia, i* especially good for apotf of abode where it is hard In grow plants. It is a fast grower and has large heart shaped leaves. They are easily killed, but will sprout from the routs and in a few wocks will be lovely again. At the regular monthly meeting of the Eplacopal Churchwomen of All Saint* Eplacopal Church In Enterprlae, Elmer Tbompaon pre­ ceded the program a n d showed a film entitled "Into All The World." Mrs. Carl Ilarthman narrated the film which told of the work done with the united thank offer­ ing. The group mcl at the Par­ ish House. Main Item on the business agenda was election of new officers for the coming year. Mra. Ilarthman was elected president; Mlsa Lila llaincr, vice president; Mrs. John Ktlpfcl. secretary, and Mias Harriet Condit, treasurer. Guest Speaker A t Monroe Club By Mr*. H. L. Johnson Vince Smallwood, educa­ tional director of the Florida Highway Patrol, wai the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club, using as hit topic * safety through driving. He alao told the members of several law* that will be Introduced at the state legis­ lature and explained t h e meaning of signs that are be­ ing changed and of some new laws being introduced. At (he conclusion of his talk a ques­ tion and answer period was participated in by members. The county agent, M in Myrtle Wilaon, gave a short demonstration on the selec­ tion and care of pots and pant. Robert Mero of the Sanford Milady Shop of Fine Fabrics, told of the dressmaking conlest they are sponsoring along with the planned fashion show of the Monroe Club. This will be held on March 28 at the *’D Center In Sanford. Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald, presi­ dent, presided at the business session and reports were heard from the recent meat achool, county fair and the coming fashion show. Mrs. J . II. Tindcl and Mrs. Jack Standlfcr, hostesses fur the evening, carried out the Valentine theme In (he dec­ orations and refreshment*. The table was overlaid with a Valentine cloth and at each place wai a small red ce­ ramic heart Jewelry dish en­ graved wllh the nam ci of the members In gold. These were made by Mrs. Tlnd*!. Heart sandwiches, cako and coffee were aerved. Others present were Mmea. Wm. Carroll Sr., Wm. Carroll Jr., Ben Manning, J. C. Sapp, Claude Hawkins, G. O. Nordgren, C. J*. Rabun, J. E. An drews, Ed Dowell, ]|. L. Johnson, and a new member Mrs. Mae Rahn. A while ele­ phant salo was conducted by Mrs. Dowell at Iho close of tbe meeting. Valentine Party David Scott was host to a group of young people at an Informal party held at the home of Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Damon Scott, in Lake Mary, Friday night. Games and dancing were Ihe enlertslnmcnt for the evening. Refreshments of soft drinks, potato chips and mint* were served. The following guests at­ tended: Anita Ferguson, Lin­ da Jeroegan, Penny Grinncll, Beverly Duliois, Julie Scott, Sonja Wester, Earl Roberts, Larry Chester, Bobby Martin, Bruce Nelson. David Johnson, Herbert Hamm, Terry Bucklew, Raymond Norwood and Kenny Dooley. Enjoyed By Oviedo Children By linda Smithson Donna Beasley and Wes Michael of Oviedo w e r e guests of honor at a Valen­ tine party given by their mothers, Mrs. Ray--Beasley and Mra. Jim Michael, Satur­ day afternoon at the Beasley home. Tlic children enjoyed mak­ ing hats from paper plates and Valentines lo lake home to their mother*. Refreshment* of cake and punch were served on plates and cupa which they had dec­ orated. Guest* included Scott Abell, Rhonda Arndt, Jimmy Pal­ mer, Christina Soka, Glenn and Fay Stoner, Lisa Wol­ cott, Marty Ward, Richard Lyles, Sutsn Clonli, Und* Oil Iff and Anita Beasley, Zeta X i Members Ronald Edward Williams This Saturday to ihur Williams, of Grovelandon Miss Hiers attended schools ir‘ In Enterprise and Del.and and graduated from Groveland High School with the class of 1962. She Is now at­ tending Daytona Beach Jun­ ior College. I{ Mr, Williams was a mem­ ber of Groveland High School graduating clais of I960 and is presently employed with the Lakeland Power and Util­ ities Corp. A September wedding is be­ ing planned. N ew Officers Preside A t O E S Meeting MISS SUSAN ETHEL HIERS (Cox Photo) Miss Judy Isley Weds R. L Bennett Miss Judy Ann Islcy, daugh­ ter of Mr*. Fred Stewart ol Dcllary nnd J. C. laley of Burlington, N. C-, and Robert Lee Bennett, son of Mr. and Mra. John P. Griffin, of San­ ford were married Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. at the parsonage, n o t Weat Third St. Rev. Robert Smith officiat­ ed at the single ring cere­ mony. The minlstcr’i wife presented a program of wed­ ding music on the piano. Hie bride was given In tnarriago by her stepfather. Fred Stewart. She wore a sti .et length drcaa of White lace and chiffon. It fonturrd a lire bodice with metallic embroidery,' long sleeves and full chiffon skirt. Her shoul­ der length Veil was attached to a crown of amull white flowers and she carried a white Bible topped with a while orchid and white satin ribbon streamers. Matron of honor, Mrs. Foy E. Justice, wore a dress of hluc-green cotton satin, white accessories, small hat and veil and carried a star bou­ quet of pink chryaanthcmunis. Ray Bennett, brother of the Slxty-tliree members nnd visitors attended the meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 2, OES, with Mrs. Charles D. Cole, Worthy Malmn, and J. E. Blackman, Worthy Palron, presiding. The Junior Matron and Jun­ ior Patron, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pcurlfoy, were introduced, welcomed and seated in the station of the worthy matron and patron who presented them with gilts. Mrs. Katherine M. Leach, recently affiliated with the Chapter, was installed as marshal, Mrs. J. If. Ander­ son, past matron, served as Installing officer and Mrs. W. E. Raines, past matron, aa Installing marshal. The secretary, Mrs. J . H. Rilbrcy, and treasurer, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, submitted their annual reports and (he report of the auditing com­ mittee was read and accept­ ed. Resolutions were read for Mrs. Viola McClelland and rhartcr draped in her mem­ ory while the soloist. Mrs. Nick I'frifsuf, sang "Beyond the Sunset." The past matrons entered carrying yellow roses, fern, ribbon and a gift package. The worthy matron and pa­ tron were escorted down the steps to Join them. Mrs. It. W. Turner, with appropriate re­ marks, pinned a yellow boutlunalre on tlic worthy patron'i lapel and the other past matrons presented a yellow rose or a sprig of fern to the worthy matron aa Mrs. An­ derson tied each with ribbon. Mra. Joe Corley sang a paraphrase of a popular song in honor of the worthy matron and presented her with the gift. Ollier past matrons tak­ ing part In the courtesy were Mines. John Shepard, L, T. Sheppard, Stella M o o r e , Edith Dutton, J . O. Huff. J. I*. Holtzctaw, Joe Lcinhart and Edson Goit. Plan Cook-out Members of Ibo Zcla XI Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi made final plans for a steak rook-oyt planned f o r (his Saturday, when the group mcl at the home of Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson. The cook-out will be held »t the home of Mrs. Fred Wilson and husbands of the members will be guests. The ways and means com­ mittee reported on the chap­ ter’s recent bake sale, which was a great success. Plans were also discussed concern­ ing the Easter wardrobe con­ test. A nominating committee was elected. They are Mrs. Cary Hudgins, chairman, Mrs. Itobert Reaves, Mrs. Jim Lyons, Mrs. Jack Ludwig and Mrs. Alvin Kilpatrick. Mrs. Ludwig presented the program for the evening on "Nalure’a Landscape." Re­ freshments were served by Mrs Wilkinson and co-hosicss, Mrs. Ludwig. O t h e r s attending were Mntes. Leon Swain, Ernio Morris, S. C. Dormincy, Phil­ ip Boyd, Robert Wlnsa, Fred Wilson, Joe Corley Jr., Bob Morris and Miss Grace Mario Stineciphcr. Oviedo Personals By IJnrta Smithson Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson of Oviedo had as their recent houseguest, A. Botenskl of Daytona Beach. Other gucsli during the past week were Mr. and Mra. Henry Decs of Ocala. Tlic Dee* arc former residents of Sanford. Mr. and Mra. Ted Jackson plan lo leave this week for a few day* In Miami. FORTUNE FOOTWEAR MEN BOYS HEFT. STORK East 1st St. at Sanford Ave. “OPEN FRI. NIGHT TILL NINE” G E N E R A L © ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE I'hnncd Invitation* should given only tu the party con­ cerned. Don't Just leave word. ALL STYLES GROUPS O F SHOES H ATS • SH IR TS C A P A C I T Y ZERO DEGREE AND F R E E Z E R - - NEW LY - W EDS MATHER’S FU RN ITUR E Consider this the most Important •top of your honeymoon AUTOMATIC DEFROST RFFRIGFRAIOR t r ip ! OUTSTANDING VALUE . . . Final Markdowns L O O K A RO U N D A and Ik - FEBRUARY FALL * WINTER WEAR C O M E IN - Miss Susan Hiers To Wed RAYON, COTTON CHENILLE Complete 3 - ROOM GROUPS u low ms OPEN FRL NIGHTS . . YOU BET MATHER of Sanford Hanford's Only Air-Conditioned F u r n itu r e Store 203*09 E. lit St FA 2-0983 The practical bedspread with so many uses , . . and in so many decorator colors] New Dupont process locks the fiber In . . . means less lty t Machine washable* . . . needs no Ironing. While, pish, gold, beige, green dt» r t BUILDERS’ PRICES ON BU ILT-IN S Q Q •Beaslsel# County’* GUe»t US Magnolia Ave. CE Dealer** FA 2-1562 �*^ •If* Bwfnril BrraTh Feb. 14, 1963 — Pape 9 dfom sm iiksM By Mr». II. L. Jnhnsuw HI there. Are you In that cookihg mood again T Good, btcauac again we have aomc very good rcclpea to aharc with you. Flrat let me give yog aomc facta dlacovered by the USDA in recent aurvey*. They aay that the cold weather In Flor Ida cut the tomato crop about 19 percent and practically all winter tomatoe* come from Florida, too. But there la re­ lief on the way. Gradually more and more Florida tomaloei are coming to the market. Alao, import* from the Mid-West and Mexico are eaalng the auppty situa­ tion *o price* arc coming back to normal. Hot Milk Cake is from one of our faithful readers, Mrs. Fort Poole, so let's try it. 4 eggs beaten well 2 cups sugar 2 cups flour (sifted) I taps, biking powder pinch of salt 1 cup rnilk U lb. butler or oleo Heat tho milk and bullcr 'til It cornea to a boll. Mi\ other Ingredient* and add to milk and bulter mix. The batter will be thin. Add I tip vanilla. Pul in a floured an<l greased tube pan. Bake In oven for 1 hour at 350 de­ grees. For icing sprinkle with powdered sugar or make own Icing. Try this paste on the out­ side of your refrigerator to perk up the old appliance. Mix 2 tablespoons of paste polish, I teaspoon of liquid bleach and 1 teaspoon liquid detergent. Ordinary d e s k blotters make good shelf liners in the kitchen. They cushion your dishes and will absorb mois­ ture. From Louise Poulton wc have these cookies that do not have to be baked. They arc called No Bake Cookies. He lure to try them. H lb. oloo (stick) H cup aspect milk 3 tbsps. cocoa Mix well then bring to good boll, watch, don't boll over. 8ct off flame for few minutes add 3 cups rolled oata and )4 cup peanut butter. Mix all to­ gether and drop by spoonfuls on waxed paper, cool and eat. Now here Is a casserole dish to try. It's colled Rice Casserole and comet from Mrs. Poole. Saute !4 cup celery and M cup onion In oleo. 1 cup raw rice 3 can consomme (beef) soup Bake in covered cin ero le for 10 minutes. Someone asked for a Mock Apple Pie recipe. I found this one, but have not tried it yet. 1VS cupa sugar B cups water S tap*, (heaping) cream of tartar Remove from heat and add: S3 H itt cracker* DO NOT STIR-. Return to host and boll hard for 2 min­ utes. Put in unbaked pleeruat. Dot with butter and cinnamon M d bake as for apple pie. • • • Now let’* aee what thla D— Dev ghaut Muffin* Cream U cup soft shortening 1 cup augar Add, (hen beat well 1 Mix end sift IVi cups sifted flour H4 taps, baking powder W tap. aalt U Up. nutmeg Add dry Ingredient* to eveamed mixture alternately I t cup milk Fill greased muffin tins % full. Bake in 330 degree oven SO to 30 minutes. Remove fkom pans at once. Roll in: • tbsps. melted butter Then roll in a mixture of W eup augar l tap, cinnamon Hakes U medium or 11 •mall muffins. t a r Cream Salad Dressing 1 egg yolk I tape- vinegar ; 14 Dp. dry mustard ; 4 Dps. sugar ________ Longwood Couple Observes Oviedoans Model Own Creations Anniversary At Open House Qohnsih pepper to taste ‘i cup *our cream Beat egg yolk until thick, stir in vinegar, mustard, augar and seasoning* and turn into the top of a double boiler. Place over almmcrin? water and cook with constant stirring until slightly thicken­ ed. Cool and stir in sour cream. Chill thoroughly be­ fore serving. Serve with any cabbage or other vegetable salad. Makes H cup. Most women will welcome this hint: Keep a coffee can key on your key chain as a screw driver for those small emergencies. Here's a mealy recipe — Crusty) Pork Chops. 2 eggs 2 tbsps. water I 'j tips, salt 8 large pork chops I-llt cups corn flake crumbs 1. Beat together eggs, water and salt. 2. Dip chops in egg mixlure, then in corn flake crumbs. Repeat. 3. Rmwa oh both sides in small amount of heated short­ ening. Cover and cook over low heat about 30 mlnules or until done. Serve at once. MR. AND MRS. C. A, KARINA Sorority Plans Costume Supper Just is the menu comes be­ fore the recipe—or the formal before the ball—preparation pays off in the laundry. Remember to: Xi Dcla Eta Chapter of 1. Empty pocket*, ahakc sand, gras* and looie dirt out Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Clarke Brucstlc of the pockets and cuffs. 2. Sew up rip* m d tears. In Loch Arbor. A note was read from former member Replace buttons. 3. Tic loose strings together Mrs. Carleton Jills* in .Massa­ chusetts ami Mrs. Roy Saxon and close tippers. 4. Remove pins, ornaments, who helped (he Exemplar buckles and unwashablc trim­ chapter get started here in 1957. She is now vice presi­ mings. To load your washer for the dent of her chapter in Chula Vista, Calif. cleanest clothes ever: Anncuncement was made 1. Choose a washer load of different articles (size) ao that the I'ennsylvanla Dutch they'll move about mors) covered dish supper with hus­ freely. (For example: sheels, band* bus been tentatively pillow cases, aprons and scheduled for Feb. 28. At tills time the members will use blouses and shorts.) 2. Small delicate articles— knowledge Rained in the study haby socks, nylon hose, or of I’ennsylvanla Dutch foods sheer blouse* placed In a and customs. !t will also lie a mesh bag when laundered costume party with husbands will protect from unnecessary anil wives dressing ill Penn­ sylvania Dutch costume*. The wear. 3. It Is better not to wash party will bo under the di­ too many heavily soiled gar­ rection of the social chairman, ments at one time. Smaller Mrs. John Alexander. Member* were reminded load* arc better for soil that the pledge ritual for the removal. When sorting your clothe* new Nu Phi Mu Chapter will for the washer try doing It lie held Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Glenn Mc­ this way. Call in LunRirood. A t this 1. While Hems — household linens, underwear, shirts (except nylon). 2. Heavily soiled clothe* Mrs. Keogh (work). 3. Colored—sportswear, col­ Honored At ored dresses, blouses, etc. 4. Dark rotor*—be careful Baby Shower as they may fade. If washed with lighter colors, beware By France* Wester of the lint. A baby sliower honoring 5. Wash and wear garments. Mrs. Richard Keogh of Lake fl. Washahlc woolens —■ sweaters, blankets, washable Mary was given at the home of Mr*. Robert Rugenitcln woolen fabrics. on Crystal Lake, Friday night, Here 1* a labor and price with Mrs. Rugenstrln, Mrs. aaver. Try cooking an Inex­ James Denson and Mrs. Wal­ pensive cut of beef this way. Lay a sheet of heavy foil in ter Gardner at hostesses for baking pan and put a four the occasion. pound roast on it. Cover with The gifts were grouped at one envelope of onion soup one end of tho long living(no liquid added) and cover room In a while eyelet cov­ that with one can of undiluted ered bassinet that had been mushroom soup. prepared by Mrt. Arolyn Wrap carefully and roast 4 True. They were opened by hours In a '330 degree oven. Mrt. Keogh and displayed to The gravy la all made and the guests. Ui* roast Is perfectly season­ Refreshment* of punch, ed. Lamb or pork may also pet it s fours, date cake, cook­ ies, tea sandwiches, mints and be uaed. nuts were served in the Flor­ f t r a hamburger nirsl try ida room from a laco over this. Fry hamburger crumbly blue covered table decorated wlth onion. Pour of! greaae, with pink and white camilUai add a can of chicken gumbo and a toy itork. soup. Flour may be added to The bonorce's mother, Mrs. thlckan If needed. Eat In bun H. 31. Gleason, presided at the or over toast. Try It some­ punch bowl, Xlora than 30 time with mushroom soup In- guests attended. •tend of gumbo. • • time the new chapter will get Its name and number. Announcement was a l a o made that work ha* begun on thu formation of the Ritual of Jewel* Chapter In the Long. Wood-North Orlando area. The Chapter Joined with the pres­ ident in thanking Mrs. E. C. Harper for her work In the finming of the Nu I'hI Mu Chapter. Member* of the nominating committee were elected, Mrs. John I'roknsrh, Mrs. Ashy MediumImn and Mrs. Gordon Frederick, They will meet, de­ ride on nominations anil pre­ sent the rn u lts to the chapter at the first meeting In March. Program chairman, Mrs. G. Andrew Speer led the group In discussion of “Meals und Menus.” Each member told of a menu they had that waa easy to prepare for company which left time fur the hos­ tess to enjoy her guest*. Each int’inber gave a tip of her own on preparing for guests. Instead o f refreshments, each one brought enough of her favorite appetiser for each member In sample, plus the recipe. Included were cheese, olive and pirkle tid­ bits, eggplant relish, pecan halves stuffed with pinesppls cream cheese, Vienna sausag­ es srnl hut ssurc, stuffed mushrooms, pecan puffa, hot cheese dip, lobster (ills and butter, herb mayonnaise dip, anil party punch. All very de­ licious 1 Lake Mary Hoad with an “Open House." The festivities began Saturday when the Fa­ rina* renewed their vowa be­ fore Father William J. Trainor, pastor of the Catholic Church of the Nativity, at the 9 a m. Mass. The more than 200 guest* who came to give the couple their belt wUltcs were served wedding cake, tea sand­ wiches, punch and coffer. Tile couple met in Longwood and were married in Kissimmee. Mr. Farina is employed at the Atlantic Coastlinc Railroad in Orlan do where he haa worked for 19 year*. Mrs. Farina is active in the St. Catherine of Siena Circle In Longwood. They attribute their long and happy marriage to the fact that they have always work­ ed together and no matter wliat difficulty they had, they have tried to look forward and come up with a smile. The Farinas have seven children: Mrs. G a r l a n d (Glcna) Shaw and John of longwood. Ralph, who is serving In the U. S. Army sla Honed at Fort Henning, Ua., Mr*. Dclton (Helen) Helms of Lake Walra, Mack, Paul and Mrs. Nick (Frances) Rarbalock, ail of Lansdale, Pa. They have 18 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Alt of (hr Farina children ex­ cept Mack and Paul came home to help the couple cele­ brate. Out of town guest* Included Mr. Farina'* lister, Mrs. Alvena Tnlirfnro, hi* niece and husband, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Tavrmo, all of Lansdale: Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brown, Mr. and Mr*. H. II. Hardy of Daytona Beach Mr. and Mrt. Carl Sentl of Miami, and Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Hamby, Mr. and Mr*. Janie* Snyder, Mr. and Mr*. Irving McNally, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Osteen and Mr. and'Mrs.*8id MarrcJson, all of Orlando. Enterprise fly l.lnria Smllhinn Members of tfco UvicJo Woman'* Club presented a laihlon show at the monthly luncheon meeting of the group. The fashions were made by the member* end narrator waa Mr*. Bill M ar tin. They ranged from houseeoata for early morning wear to aporta and all day apparrcl. “Around the Clock with my Valentine" waa the theme of the ahow and faahlona for every hour around the clock were included In the assortment worn by the model*. Model* included Mr*. Law* rence Wood. Mr*. Hoy Itrltt, Mr*. George Meant, Mira Miriam Wheeler, Mr*. Lynn Moaler, Mr*. A. Morgan, .,i;y Bob Parkrr, Mr*. Ralph Neely. Also Mra. Jack Dodd, Mr*. E. N. Janson, Mrs. A. B. Tcdford, Mr*. Tom Ferrell, Mrs. G. S. Moon. Mrs. M. L. Gary. Mrs. M. Siatiko, Mrs. R. W. Estes and Miss Janet d o nts who wore a dress made by her grandmother. Mrs. It. C. Miller and her committee were In charge of the luncheon which was aerv- Vftedtlfl MRS. ROM PARKER, ono of tho models a t tho Oviedo Woman’s Chib Valentino "original" fnHhion allow. Personals Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Seibert are back In Lake Mary. They are ataying with Mr. and Mr*. H. V. Chinee. Flattering Fashions For The Tall And Long-Walstei NOW BEING MOVED AND TRANSPLANTED Don’t Wait Cal! Us Today! Grnpevilln Nursery 2221 Grapevllle Are. FA MMB f Gwnltney Jaw 3M »- P»rk FA 2 Phono 647-2850 You Buy” MI 4-6864 fiaAoIe'A BLOUSES BLOUSES DRESSES We New Carr* A Fine Selection Of . S q u a re D a a c e DRESSES Pantalettes 3 PIECE SUITS nv NAltDIH OF DALLAS OR FRED IIOTHCHILI) OF CAI.IP. M A R Y E S T H E R ’S Cahok'A “Fraturlnx Fashions Just For Tea*' Personals 200 N. PARK AVE. STORK HOURS: 9 TO 8:30 Miss Sarah Went* of DeLand waa the weekend gucit of Mias Linda Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ned son have relumed to their home In Tampa after spending sev­ eral days with Miss Doris Fa­ ber, Mr. and Mra. Allan Sain spent the weekend with their daughter and family In Ft. Lauderdale. Timmy spent the weekend as tho guest of Rev. and Mra. Fred Foster. yO N LY 1 CALORIE PER SERVING y r ig h t "f o r t a s t e - f u l l c o l a f l a v o r y GREAT FOR C H ILD REN -N 0 SUGAR AT A L L y N O EXTRA COST 1 , I■ *w M P! A 1 i l >■ Vv 1 V / Our Lower Monthly Installments Save You Money. 229 W. FAIRBANKS WINTER PARK Mr. and Mr*. A. Wlcboldt will observe their golden wed* ding anniversary’ this Sun­ day, Feb, IT, with open home from 2 to S p.m. at their home on Lake Ellen Drive in Casselberry. All friends of the couple are Invited to attend. They lived In Sanford from 192* until their retirement 10 year* ago. Their rhildren, W. H. Wlc­ boldt. of Sanford, Mra. Lydia Carlson, of Peru, and Mlsa Wllhelmlna Wlcboldt, of In­ dia, all plan to bo on band for the celebration. FRESH CRISP SEERSUCKER Park Mall “Try Before This Sunday AND gl> Park Ave„ Wlater Park W R IN G S Open House WATER OAKS i OhMBTJC STPDL In The Wieboldts Plan LARGE MAGNOLIAS • Don't forget to send In your rocipes, ideas or hints. Mall to me, Route 1, Box 1LB, Sanford. Will be looking for thorn. ed from table* decorated In a Valentine theme, using a r rangement* of aialeaa and matching napkin*. Mr*. H. \V. Gate*. presi* dent, conducted the business iciaion and Mr*. John S. Itldcnour ted tho devotion*. Member F.D.I.C. DRINK ALL YOU LIKE-LIKE ALL YOU DRINK ^ �V VO -■cjr)-...-. • ---- ' --- - . T a? Legal Notice Y6AH/ THIS IS ' THSRH6T HS FINAUV QOT UP BNOU6H TW B H 8 « « EVER , NERVBTO TOUCHBP 1 . SHAKB * NANPS OWL/ A ■ x w r ic H n n K R r » m r in r » iu n r u tA x m i TO WHOM IT MAY OOVCKIIM Notlr* I* hereby »lv»n that tha nndaralcnad, porauanl to tha " F lilltlo tn K am i Htatul*" Chaptar SSI.**. Florida Htatuta, w ill raalatar w ith tha Clark o l lha Clrealt Court, In and for Hemlnola County, F lor­ ida. upon raralpt o f proof of l \ WITH ONEI j I HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea., thru P n . O F , U. day before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. IV THIS CTHCT'IT t'OI RT, noon. v iv t m J tn ic m . r m n iT O f FLORID* IV AVD FOR STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: HKMIVOLK rOt'VTT. IV CIIAVCHRV VO. ISAM Tuea., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day SOTK'H OF OUST before insertion, lion. - Sat. JANET SHARP FOTTKIl, riaintirr, noon. FHWTTHINOrtA H M .0O N 0 G O IN 0TD N e e d K> M O G E'pNOW. ’SJEliSfi MUSTV& n rr, D o o T . w H O d id v o o t h in k MANICURED MEN'S NAILS- the viLLA«e BLACKSMITH t— <— s * o r ic r o f a t i T TOi TERRY I,EE DAVIH and P IIY l.U a ANN DAVIH, hla wlfa. D efendant., Residence and M ailing Addraaa Unknown TOU AND EACH OF YOU ■ra hereby notified that eult hag haan commenced agalnet you In tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of tha Htata of F lorida In and for Hamlnol* County, tho ab­ breviated title of which la: FA 1,1, RIVER HAVINHH HANK, P la in tiff, -ve- TERRY I, EE DAVIH and rilY I.M H ANN DAVIH. hla wire. D efenSanta, in Chancery No, ISTSS. The nature o f thla ault la a forecloeur* o f that certain m ortgage from aald d efen ­ dants to plaintiff, dated April IX, Iffll and recorded April It, I t t l In O fficial lleoorde Rook l i t page f i t o f lha Public Record* of Hemlnola County, Florida, encum bering that cartaln piece or parcel of proparly located, glluata, and being In aald County and Hlate. to -w ltt I-ot 10. Illoek "T". NORTH O R b A N D O TOWN8ITK FOURTH ADDITION, aa recorded In Plat Rook IS, page IS, Public Record* at Hemlnola cou n ty, F lor­ ida. KACII OF TOU IH REQUIR­ ED to flla your anewer or other w ritten d e le n u e to the Complelnt w ith the Clerk of Ibe Circuit Court of Hemlnole County, Florida, In thla pro­ ceeding and to atrv* a copy thereof upon the p la ln tlfre a t­ torney*, whoa* name* and addraaa ara hereinafter a*t forth, aa raqulrad by law not later than tha 11th day of March ISIS. In default there­ of the caue* w ill proceed eg parte upon the entry »r a Deere* Pro Confaaeo again st nm * t* n » M n * THAT a m e MODS o «,ybah /nr LOOKS GRJZAr -I TG M E / -vaTHOMAS JAMKH POTTER. Defendant BTATV! n r FT.ORIOA TOi THOM AH JAMKH POTTER, whoa* last known r»*ldenr* la Poal O ffk * lloa IS. Morrill, Nabraaka, You wilt taka nolle* that a iw orn Mil of com plaint hat tiaan filed agalnal you In tha Circuit Court In and for Hamlnnt* County. Florida, In Chanearyi that tha natura of ■aid ault la an action for (llvorr*. lha abort till# nf which la JANET IIHARP POT­ TER. P laintiff. Va. THOM AH JAMKH POTTER. Defendant. THERE PHEHKNTH ara to command you to flla your anaw tr or othar plaadlnca w ith tha Clark of tha Circuit Court of Hanilnota County at ■anford, Florida, and **rv» a copy of tha aama on Ptalntlfr a altorncya. on or bafora tha l l l h day of March, A.I). ISIS. Martin fall not or a decree pro confeaao will ba entered agalnal you .for default. WITNERH my hand and ■aal at Hanford, Hemlnola County, Florida, thla tlh day o f February, A. D. ISIS. (HBAL) Arthur II. Rackw lth, Jr., Clark of tha Clrrult Court » y : Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk H utchleon and Lafftar Edward* Building Poet Offlra Drawer It Hanford, Florida Attorney* for P la in tiff P ublish Feb. T, H . t l , IS, l f l t CDF-14 p- RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from w hit ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice V tS T tm OF SHERIFF** SALK NOTICE Ut IlK R K n r OIVKN. that I. J. I.UTIIKR HORIIY, Sh eriff of Hemlnola Coun­ ty, Florida, by virtu* o f a w rit laanad nut of the Circuit Court In and for Hemlnnls County, Florida, on the Itth day of January. A. D. I t i l , peraonal property, to -w ltt I - ISIS Cadillac Autumn, till#—l.t.n . No. IS Itftltltl aa tha property of OEOIKIE WI1JIDN and VIIUI1NIA W ILHON; that on tha 4tb day or March. A. D. ISIS, betw een the D ual houra o f aal*. to -w ltt ■ft*r 11:0o o'clock In tha fore­ noon mid bafora J:Oo o'clock in the afternoon, on the aald day at tha front door o f lha County Court Ifuuaa la Han­ ford. Hemlnola County, F lor­ ida. I ahull o ffer for aala to the hlgheet bidder for ceeh In hand, tha abova described peraonal property o f MEOIUIH W 11MON and V lltlH N IA WILHON. J. I* Hobby H htrlff of Hemlnola Coun­ ty, Florida Publleh Fab. T. 14, SI, IS. t i l l CDF-10 pursuant to tha FEDERAL NATIONAL MOIITOAOE AHKOCIATION CHARTER ACT. h avin g Ila principal otrtc* In lha City o f W ash in gton, D is­ trict of Columbia, Plaintiff, va. lUCIIARD R. RAUR and LOLA J. HAl'JI, hla wlfa Defendant*. VOTICM OT HI IT TOi RICHARD IL HAUU and IA)LA J. RAUR TOU ARE H EREBY NOTI­ FIED th at a ault for foraclasura o f a m orlgaga haa been Instituted agalnet you In the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnola County, Florida, an abbreviated title of which ault la aa above set forth. You ara required to file your answ er w ith tha Clerk o f the above alyled Court ot lha Hemlnole Hanford, County W ITNESS my hand and Ih* official aeal of aald cou rt In Lot IS, Janeen'a Subdivi­ Hemlnola County, Florida, thla sion. according to tha plat Slh day at February l i f t . thereof aa recorded In (HEAL) P lat Rook 11, paga ST, of Arthur H. Rackw lth. Jr., tha Public Records o f Clerk of the Circuit Court Hemlnola County, Florida. Xlyi Martha T. Vlhlea D eputy Clerk (MAM Arthur H. Rackwlth, Jr* Deardall, a r id ity and baw l* Clark Circuit Court, Attorney* for P la in tiff Hamlnol* County, Florida sa North Court Htraat Ilyi Martha T. Vlhlan p oet o ffic e Dog S t l l Deputy Clark Orlando, Florida Publish Fab. T. 14. II, t*. t i l l Puhlleh Fab. T. 14. II, IS. 1111 C D F -II CDF-11 ApM- Tin mim* B v e N iW fW r CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personal* 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food fi. For Rent 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 Sale 13. MortpaRe Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. PlumblnR Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sule 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas ma •j J w ^ g ^ c w e y jjM j otf - f R E N T A BED Rolls way, HoapiUl ft Baby Furnished 2 bedroom house. Lake Golden. FA 2-0274. Beds By Day, Week. or Month 6A Special Notices CARROLL’S FURNITURE REMINDER Pb. FA 3-5111 116 W. lit SL INCOME TAX SERVICE WELAKA APARTMENTS: O. M. HARRISON'S Rooms private baths, 114 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 W. First St. Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m y. For Sole or Rent house. 828 Escambia. Ph. 2 BR. Modern house. FA 2-0274. Catalina. FA 2-0378. MU 1 9 j D eceased N o n r a to row orron a TO ALL CONOrrOEH AWE FEOSONB MAV1NO CLAIMS OB DEMANDS AUAINOT NASO ESTATE) You and sack a f yau ara haraby notified and raqulrad la prooant In duplicate any claim * and damaada which an, or althar o f yog, may ava agalnet tha Batata a t <1UT a BAILEY, Deceased, lata of aald County, to tha County Judge « f Hamlnol* County, Florida, at hla offloa In lb* Court House o f aald County a t Hanford, Florida, w ithin ala <S) onlaadar m onths from Ih* lim e of tha flrat pub­ lication a f thla nolle*. Bach claim or demand sh all ba la w ritin g aud sh a ll sta te in * place of raeldtac* and post offloa addraaa a f Ih# claim ant, and ab*U ha awora to by tha claim ant, hla agent, hla a tto r ­ ney. and any aurb claim or dem and not no filed sh all be veU . / • / Oordo* V. Frederick A* Kgocular « f the Batata a f O ur a . Better, Do rasped Publish Pah. Id, SI. SB * m e t.aieei. f 817 FURN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. 2 BEDROOM home. CB con­ struction. Near Plnccrcst 2-BEDROOM CB School. Ph. FA 2-3754. HOUSE Kitchen equipped, near bus stop, 100 x 1S8 lot, 2310 Country Club Rd. FA 2-1817. 7 ROOM furnished house. 923 Locust Ave. Pinecastle. Or­ lando, Fla. « If you like country living. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. On south side ot big Lake Mary. Water for boating, etc. Orange trees. Approxi­ ROOMS, The Gables, 401 mately 2H acres. FA 2-9162. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. 2 Bedroom furnished house. Garage. >83 a mouth. 218 W. 18th St. FA 2-2809. Lske Msry. 2 Bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3M9. FA 2-8347. 12. Real Entute For Sale MAYFAIR Of IF desire the very best Residential town living Archltcctual beauty spacious floor design Kitchen equipment comfortable heating modern bath fixtures Nicely furnished large 2 bed­ You IN room and 2 bath Apartment. IN Adults. Phone FA 2-3668. IN 1813 Sanford Ave. IN 3 bedroom house, kitchen IN equipped, Wynnewood. Ph. IN FA 2-0383. Then—we urge you lo see MODEL HOME 3. Education - Instruction this lovely 4 bedroom. 2 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. bath borne in desirable Refrigerslloa • Air-condition­ $81 month. 2823 Sanford Mayfair, on large (101.30 x ing men needed, Y.'e train Ave. 133) homcslte. you. Write Commercial RENTALS NEEDEDI T rsdei Institute Box 18, c'o Stenitrom Realty, Sanford's The price is right! Just Sanford Herald. S22000, with low FHA down largest rental and property payment, Immediate poss* management firm, is in essiont need of several rental homes, of all sizes and in all locations. Houses for n o t. For infor­ Stenstrom Realty ms tioo contact Ted Wil­ liam* Hardware, 303 E. If you have a home you plan Real Estate — Mortgages to rent, we can furnish 111 N. Park Ave. 23th S t 322-2420 you with a qualified tenant. W* would appreciate the L.M.N. ENTERPRISES opportunity to serve you. Has purchased b e a u t i f u l wooded area at Longdale. See Mr. Ferguson at sales UNFURNISHED new 3 bed­ Stenstrom Realty office and pick your lot room bouse, kitchen equip­ and be use models. Low ped. FA 3-3883. Real Estate — Mortgages down—low monthly payints. l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 3 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen RAVENNA PARK equipped. |78 month. Ph. Unfurnished 1 or 3 bedroom FA 3-3303. Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Attractive 3 BR, tile bath CB home, in lovely Raven­ ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. na Park. Features Include For real automobile bar­ FA 3-4878. range, healer, hot water gains, check the Herald class­ Efficiency Apt. 130 Mo. Sur­ heater, blinds, air-condi­ ified display section. tioner, and chain link fenc­ plus City. 201 W. l i t St. ed rear yard. Total price 3 . 8 ft 4 BEDROOM HOMES Legal Notice $11,8301 D o w n payment Roan L. Payton, Realtor 88501 No closing costsl IV THE CIRCI'IT (-OUST o r THE NINTH Jt'IIHTAI. C IR . FA 2-1301 — 3840 Hiawatha Monthly payments $79.30! C U T OF AVI) FOR gRSIIVOf.R May we serve youT COI' NTT FLORIDA. CHAV- 3 Bedroom house. Kitchen CERT NO. I f n i equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. SUFFOLK FRANKLIN HAVFA 3-0820 after 3 p. m. INOS RANK, Stenstrom Realty Plaintiff, 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, built-ins, va. Real Estate — Mortgages WILLIAM & PARK ER, et u*. fenced yard. US W. Cole­ Defendant*. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 man Circle. $120 per month. NOTICE OP HAI.H NOTICE IS HEREBY a IVFA 3-7484. WILL sacrifice a lakcfront EN th a t on tha Xlth day of Brilany.farm house. 2 RedFebruary, t i l l , a t II ;«* A. M. Furn. 3 Bedroom house. at tha main door o f the Court rooms, 2 baths, Florida Adults. No pets. FA 3-7084. Houeo o f Hamlnol# County, ot room, elosed-in garage, Hanford, Florida, tha underalgntd Clerk w ill offar for DUPLEX. Clean and nicely fenced yard. In Loch Arbor. aala to th* hlgheet and beat furnished. 1203 Elm. Phone $3,000 and take over pay­ bidder for caah th* follow in g daacrlbad real proparly: NO 8-3387. ments. Write Box 8, c/o Lot I t. Illoek D. COUNTRY Sanford Herald. CLUtt MANOR, UNIT NO. COUNTRY Club Manor. 114 S according to tbo plot Garrison Drive. 3 BR F ur­ NEW and USED HOMES thereof ae recorded In P lat Rook IS, pogeo Tt and T4, nished. $73.00 Consider sell­ New models 3 Bedroom lVft Public Record* o f nom i­ ing, small down payment for baths, masonry on your lot, nal* County, Florida, equity and furn. Mo. Pay­ tagathor w ith all alructuraa. $8,930 and up. Financing Improvement*, fixture*, ap. ments. 158.30. No pets, Ph. may be arranged, pi la area, and appurtenance* an CY 3-7281. Orlando. aald land or uaad In conjunc­ 1938 model 3 bedroom mason­ tion therew ith. ry, large half acre land­ Thla atlo la mad* pursuant FURNISHED Cottage. Near to final dacra* ot foroclogur* scaped lot, kitchen equip­ NAS main gala. Reasonable. entered In Chancery action No. ped, no city taxes, paved 1X1X1 now pending In (ho Cir­ FA 3-5721. street, $12,800, with term*. cu it Court o f and for Seenlnolo County. Florida. NEAT 3 bedroom, large 3 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. DATED thla U tk day o f shady lot, only $7,850 real­ <83. 3818 Elm Ave. February, t i l l . (HEAL) istic term s. Arthur H. Rackw lth, J r , P u n . 1 Bdrm. bouse. $80 • CLEAN 3 bedroom masonry, Clark ot tho Circuit Court Mo. FA 8-4387. Call between Hr: Martha T. Vlhlan walking distance to shop­ Deputy Clark 8 p. an. and 10 p. in. ping, schools, churches, on­ Andtraon, Ruah, Dana, ly $8,063, down payment Lowndaa a van dan Barg A ttorney! for P la ln llff flexible. t i t Eaat Central Avanu* EVERETT A. HARPER Orlando, Florida Publleh Fab. 14, 1X41. Agency, Realtor CDF-44 2463 8. Park Ave. OUT B. BAILEY, r - 3 Bedroom house. 2408 Stev­ 2 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. Downs.airs, largo ens Ave. Phone 349-4871. rooms. Call 322-6341. . c f t J Ph. FA 2-22U or FA 3-3281 IV TMW P O IN T OF THR COUNTY Jt'DOM. IV A V 0 FOO ■MMINOLO COUNTY, FLOR- lA W lu a ia ■war 6. For Rent HOUERSo/SANFORD i ' C »? CORVAN *1997' brand n e w t i l E. Sad BT. discount on BANFORD ALL CARS 3383 8. PARK �. H o ld Y our Own S a le W ilh HERALD W a n t-A d s fflj’f #«nfnrb Wrralb Feb. 14, 1903 — Page 11 P h o n e F A 2 -5 6 1 2 See Our Complete Line 12. Krtil Kstntr For Sale! 12. Real Estate For Sale 21. B ea u ty Salons ■i . 3 HKDttOOMS, l hath. CD. 3 DEDKOOM. 3 hath home, Aivinue Ma> hr air-condition, central heat. -v»n al J.’s Chcrukce Circle. Near Dig Bear Lake. Alto Sunland F.vtatcv. FA 2-U8G0. 3 bedroom. 2 bath home In Casselberry. Will lake late Mayfair Section. Sacrificing model car or diamond ring a $2ji.'>Ki home (nr ts.ooo. a t part payment, Possession O^ner leaving town. 4 Bed­ at once. O. S. Miller, Brok­ room, 2 bath, 2000 sq. (t. er, Orlando. Pk. OA 5-3230 living area, central heal, or 295 3523 tcrrai/o lluor*. dishwasher, disposal, complete kitchen, nutnin hitilt. J 'i Year* old. Lot tor x 150. FliA com­ r.lF . TIME TESTED FIRM mittment require! 11500. 110 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 plus eluting Call 322-ll»2. 3 IIEDBUOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ Service Station k Store. 5 ed backyard. Air-condition­ er. Kitchen equipped. Low Bonin Apt. on 2nd floor. Large corner lot. u«od lo­ down payment. 33o9 S. Park cation. FA 2 273V. Ave. FA 2-1781. St. .Johns Realty J. W. Hall, Realtor "Call Hail" FA 2-3841 2544 So French Ave. 4 Beil room, 2 full hath. See furnished model at Sales office out 2Uth St. and Uptala Bond, opposite rhurch, central heat prepared for Air-condition. $12,990 Low-Low down payment 179.00 MONTH PAYS ALL Near XAS. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Assume payments 67.80 mo. 3224742. ALMOST new 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, large paneled living room with stone fireplace, Florida room. Carporte. Ob I acre lot, near Wilson School, Paola. flB.SOO. Pb. FA 2-1894. Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0648 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. For Snle, Rent or Trade 3-BR., 2 bath CBS borne, oak floors, central heat. Fenced yard with good grass and fruit trees. $16,000 — TERMS Roan L. Payton, Realtor FA 2-1301 — 2640 Hiawatha LAKE MARKHAM LOTS Let us show you these high k k dry lots, all have water frontage. Average size 100' x 200'. Wonderful fishing, boating a n d swimming. Price $1,995. Name your own te rn s . Stemper Agency REALTOR - 1NSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. For those who cannot get in during regular hsura, call fur evening appointments. Cut 'X Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0334 SWEETIE PIE 21. E lectrical S erv ices FKIGIDAIRE Sales k Service House Wiring. Free Estimates Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-ODI5 23. Plumbing Services Wa l l Plumbing & H eatin g AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR 34 LOTS near Orlando Hlway. WORK Drcamvvuld Add. Sanford 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24562 Inquire 922 Locust Ave. Plnrcusllc. Orlando, Fla. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES SACRIFICE R. L. HARVEY .MUST SHU. TODAY 204 SanforC Ave. FA 2-3383 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped house. R i g h t downtown. 2ti. Radio & Television 34500. Some ierms. Phone PERSONAL RADIO k FA 26137. T.V. SERVICE Owner must sail. Take over We repair Phono Changers “Am I boring you?" $89.00 payments. 3 bodRadio k T.V., Auto Radius rooms in Sunland. FA 2-4181 t DAY SERVICE 27. Special Services 33. Furniture 25th St. k Satiford Ave. 2 Acres of land on biway 17 Th. 323 0615 reliable couple to 92. Frame houar, barn, busi­ LAWN SERVICE WANTED take up monthly payments ness. Cheap. 868-3520. .Mowing, edging, fertilizing, 27. Special Serrlces of $13.50 on 3 complete etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. 3 OR , lla bath house; or rooms of furniture. Cali FA 2 1817. will trade for HousctraUer. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ SPRINKER SYSTEMS FA 2-0931. lect. All Types and Sues 29. Automobile Service We Repair and Service BEDS FOR RENT 16. Fsmale Help Wanted S T I N E Hospital. Hollawaya, Juve­ AUTO GLASS Waitress. Experienced. Must Machinery and Supply Co. nile. FREE delivery aud INSTALLED be attractive. Apply Chick 20T W. 2nd St. FA 2-4432 Pick-up. 'X Treat, Sanford. Windshield Bnck Ginas FURNITURE CENTER Vent Glass DOG boarding. $17.80 per Door Glnsa 1100 French Ave. Tuppcrware has opening for SERVICE month. Minimum 3 months. Ph. FA 2-7953 4. Two part time $6o wk. Animal Haven. FA 2-5752. Senlcurik Glass and Paint Two fuU time $loo wk. Com­ Used furniture, appliances, Company mission. Car necessary. Call Plano Tuning and Repair tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Genava Williams, Orlando. W. L. Harmon - FA 24223 Larry's Mart 213 Sanford GA 2-4389. AUTO - RADIO Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Reuphoistery Speclalsl Drive-In Repair Service Chairs $39, selection of fa­ 17. Male Help Wantad Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick brics. Sofas $89, selection of PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. Service With the Cash. 25th St. A Sanford Avo. Retired man part time. Dur­ fabrics. SUPER TRADING POST Ph. 3234653 ing the day. Wally's Phil­ Custom Made Slipcovers FA 24677. lips 06. 900 French Are. Chairs $24.50. SoUa $40.50. Central Florida’s Largest 31A. Pets FREE ESTIMATE Need Salesmen for complete­ raupbolitcry Factory. Free Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ly finished homes, built on ovating. New k Used Furni­ home estimates, written customers lot. Best financ­ old. AKC. Female. CaU ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. guarantee, tor. down. ing. Top commission. Call 322-7879. Co., at 709 celery Ave. Central -Tie; Decorators collect Titusville 267-3240. FA 2-2117. 2 Shetland ponies; 1 sorrel South * Garland American Heritage Romes filly, 1 paint gelding. 8125 Orlando. Fla. Ph. GA 2-4879 Inc. DON'T THROW IT AWAY each. Saddles also avail­ Sanford FA 3-0613 Bring your aluminum furni­ able. Ph. 322 91(1?. Cocoa XE 64178 19. Situation* Wantad ture to us for complete re­ Dalmatlon Pups, g Wks. AKC webbing. FRIGIDAIRE Child Cara. FA 2-2274 k pedigreed. Champions Sales l< Service FURNITURE CENTER Children kept. FA 24112. both sides. Winter Park. lluo French Ave. G. H. HIGH 838-5W7. 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-7953 Will care for children in my Ph. FA 2-3683 home. White. 323-0563. Beagle Pup, male. 2815 Grove .‘II. Article* Fur Sale Dr. in Praver homes. Truck Body Repair IRONING wanted FA 2 2454. TWO WAY Intercom 112.80. Finish Carpentry work 32. Flowtnt • Hhrubn FA 2 5362. 307 Elm FA 2-2816 Child care. FA 3 0709. White furnished bouse across High School on Ridgewood. $4500. Inquire within or Ironing 4t babysitting wanted. 8234937. phone Apopka 886-U49. ROBEKT A. WILLIAM! Rtaltor Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. FA 2-2951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY I Bedroom, lls bath, no qual­ ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. Longdate subdivision. Longwood. LAKEVIEW Home for sale or trade for a tiled farm on the west side of Sanford. Call FA 2 7898 days or FA 24368 nights. 613,960 1450 DOWN Charming 3 bedroom home situated on spacious oak shaded comer lot In High­ land Park. Loaded with Diet features and extras! Don't fail to see ihta ex­ ceptional value today! Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages U1 X. Park Ave FA 12420 -NEW 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, Urge comer lot, 311 Tucker Dr., Sunland Es| tales. VA—nothing dowo, monthly payments $92.00. .FA *-1074 • FA $ » » ■ "•All types of Real EsUta : John E. Fox, Realtor 1}0 X. Park Ave. Ph Mil-0369 I “j MAYFAIR flits uiagnHicicnl home U, at > $72,000, the biggest bargain swe have ever seen in this 'neighborhood. 4 Bedrooms, '3 baths, tally equipped kit­ c h e n with disposal and— iwell, why not see for your2se ll' Call us for appoint­ m e n t. * jStcmper Agency | REALTOR - LSSLKOH f \ 24991 1911 S. French Ave By Nadine Seltzer ORCHID PLANTS Surplus Sale. 500 from $1.50 Southern Air up. Pots for talc at bargain. Hcutinif - Air Conditioning Bi'iulics for sale. BABYSITTING. FA 3-4039. Sales—Repair—Contracting J. C. Bunion Lemon Bluff IRONING wanted. FA 23565. FREE ESTIMATES 2302 Oak FA 2-8321 PETUNIA. Snapdragon. PanWork wanted. FA 2-70AL lie stock. Monuments, Cemetery work GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 21. Beauty Salons Also Lettering on Stones Grapevillr Ave. Near 20th St. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK SEMINOLE MONUMENT CO. 2317 Meltonville Ave. Complete Beauty Service Phono FA 24449 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 34. Articles For Sale 34. Articles For Sale | COHVAIH 4 Door 1 Automatic Transmission ........ Ph. FA 2 4622 | '63 Jeep with 4 wlx-el drive. Also Power Band Saw. Call after 6 p m. FA 2 8273. PIANO, upright. A-l condition. N ew keyboard. Tuned. Guaranteed. $125. FA 2 9061 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN alter 6 p m. by the undersigned that on Friday March 8, DM3, at 10 Austin Pipe Organ, 6 ranks, o'clock A ‘I jl 2W •>* y/m probably 50 years old. now installed in Sanford Pres­ Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, public sale of a byterian Church. T c r m i I960, Ford Falcon, 2 door $1.0000., organ to be re­ bearing serial number OHplaced in approximately 3 11S168287, will be held, for weeks must be removed in cash to the highest bidder, approximately 3 days, sche­ Inspection thereof may be duling to be worked out made at 201 E. Elm, Sinwith new organ Installers ford, Scmlnola County, Flor­ at Church. Call Mr. Stine ida, the place of storage. at FA 2-3877 (Sanford). Dated February I, 1963 Nearly new Phllio Town and NATIONAL BANK OK DE­ Country portable T.V. $150. TROIT. 611 Woodward, DeCall 322-4435 after 5 p.m. troll. Michigan By J. L. GrochobkJ, Aaat. CLEAN', oil and adjust your Manager Singer or any home sewing machine (or only $3.50. First 37. Bo*ti« • .Motor* 5 calls get a can of machine oil FREE. KA 2 9411. Gateway To The Waterway LIKE new formats and Iwops. Robson Sporting Goods Your EVIXRUDE Dealer Teen sizes. Ph. FA 2-2743. 304-6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3961 Accordion. 120 b a « a, 3 switches. 0 Months old. 38. Motorcycles • Scooters Values $293, will aell for VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $150 cash. FA 2 5964. $10.65 down k $5.32 Week­ 9 hp. Garden Tractor with ly. mower k equipment. Slight­ Lewis Sates k Service ly uaed. FA 2-8809. 2517 Country Club Road Th. FA 2-7929 Used upright Ptano. $50. Ph. FA 2-8912. 1959 Vespa Grand Sport. CaU FA 2-3033. Turquoise nylon sofa and chair. $25. Good condition. FA 2-76W.-------- — 39- Trailers • rshanss 1 Redroom Houaetraller. KitSPINET PIANOS— We have clien, living room, bath with in tliJa vicinity two spinet shower. Ph. FA 3-0910 or pianos which must be sold FA 2 0356 at once. They can be pur­ chased by making small deposit aud taking over FOR SALE! small monthly payments. 1939 Chrysler New Yorker Inquire Thompson Music 2 Dr. Hardtop, Power Co., 29 Colonial Plaza Mall, Steering & Drake*. Radio, Orlando. Phone GA 54577. llialcr, Automatic Trans. Gibson solid body electric Guitar and carrying case. Like new $49. Harmony Stove k Refrigerator. $43. Spanish Guitar $10. Call Apopka 886-4819. Jam es Head at Food Fair. Ready Mix Concrete, sand, U S E D REFRIGERATORS steel, window sills, Unleis, $3.00 up. 401 W. 13th at. dry wells, grease traps, •lC|M, table lops, stepping stones, lot markers. Miracle Concrete Co. 3u9 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 | CADILLAC Sedan DeVUIe, ' Power A n d ^ lr Cond. 1 CHEVROLET Station Wagon 1 a lloor. a Cylinder | CHEVROLET S Door. 1 9 C* Under | PLYMOUTH g Door. 9 Cylinder • Standard Trans. | OLD8MOUILE Super “69" 4 Dour ' Power Brakes^ H tre rln x ^ ^ ^ T o n d . 896 | CHEVROLET Impale 4 Door, ’ 1 Cl Under, Aulo. Trans. ....... 1M6 I CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan DeYUlc, 1 Ale Conditioned 1 FilS'Tl w: 1 Dour Krdft* ..... ...... ....... r FORD Station Wagon. 4 Door. V-8. Overdrive f CHEVROLET 4 Dow Station Waxon. « Cvl.. Sid. Trans. IN 799 996 296 MS FA 24711 ----' ORLANDO CH 14144----- FA 2-9^1 *4795 1960 Mercury Monterey *1595 1960 T-Bird Hardtop *2395 1959 Mercury Monterey *1195 1 Door. Merr-4)-Msltr, Power Steer., Power Brakes, New Tlrro, E slrn Clean. Fully Powered, One Owner, Extra Nice, Low Mileage. 4 Dour, Merc-O-Mallr, Hadlo, lleater. While Finish. 1959 Ford Country Squire, 9 Paso. Station Wagon, Ford-O-Mslle, Power Steer. 4k Brakes, Extra Cleon, Radio, Heater. 1958 Mercury Monterey 4 Door Sedan, Merc-O-Matlr, Heat­ er, Now Paint, Good Tirea. 1958 Lincoln Capri 4 Door, Fully Powered, Air Cond., Extra Clean, A Perfect Car. *1495 *895 *1395 1957 Dodge Castom Hoval V-8, 4 Door Sedan, Aulomalir Trans.. Power Htoor. 4L Brakes, Hadlo. Heater, Goodyear Double Eagle blowout Proof Tires, A Dellary Car, Like Now. — BARGAIN *895 BUYS CHEVROLET Wlsllsn Wagon (Extra Clean) 1 ^ 5 5 OLOHMOUILE I Door Air (Extra Clean HUICK Special 4 Deer FORD V-8 4 Door Station Wagon ,7 MERCURY MONTEREY • 4 Door Sedan -....... — — FORD FAIRLANE V-8 2 Door Sedan —---- ------- ----HUICK 4 D o o r--------------------------- 3ft CARS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY l|N C0LN m r iiiim t m ill I M tR C U R Y IN I. SANFORD * FA 2*4884 Motor* I’h. FA 2-0231 t.OT -J ji •1. Winter Park Phone Ml 4-0209 AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL TAKE A ctonq Jjook... i at STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0NS WINTER SPECIALS The Ford* are moving to Florida! Freeling weather up North thin winter m ean* longer deeln down South! Immediate Delivery . . . or drive your Ford home today! 1963 FORD Fairlane 60 yearn o f engineering experience hen produced the YOUNG HUICK RIVIERA. TEST DRIVE THIS YEARS AHEAD ENGINE EKING 31AHTEItPI E< E AT The middle* right with ■ luxury look and V-8 punch! Dig car raoml Cum pari Price! Trot drive one today . EQUIPPED W ITH With ’69 Model *47 FREE I 4 i RADIO & H EA TER With '60 Model Trade-In Per Trade-In IN | FIWEI. 4 Door, Ante. MS 'T r s m r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • | OLDS 4 Door Hardtop 3M 1ABla- P«wee -----EASY. QUICK GMAC FINANCING 2393 8. PARK l i t E. 2ND ST. FA 2-V23I 1962 Cadillac 4 Door Bill Hemphill 1496 1395 Motors 301 W. fat a t. Hardtop. Full I’uwrr, M r Condition, 18.001) Mile*. Like New, Beautiful White Finish. A very rlean ear. This seek's extra • special el $1395.00. 1695 >496 1296 2496 Bill Hemphill Coni|>aiiy CADILLAC 1 CADILLAC 4 Door Ant*., Power l Brakes Anf Hterrlog i ( 1 CHEVROLET !i Tun Pickup 1 Automatic Transmission - .......... ear carrirs the 12 munth G.tV. Warranty. Hank fi­ nancing available. 2.0 Magnolia '/CHEVROLET f FALCON Station Wagon ■ Standard Transmission ............. of quality used care, each Sinitrr Round Rabbin sew­ Royal mo tic margin Type­ Mobile home Ml ft. All mod­ ing machine, equipped to zig em . Colored kitchen A bath, writer. Like new. SJ0. Re­ sag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ carpeted ihrojghuul Like frigerator. late m o d e l ments of $o.30. FA 2-9411. new. Must sell immediately. Hotpoiul $73. Cali 322-8910. Dewitt's Trailer Park. HiFREE use of our Carpet 40" x 36" Roper Gas Range way 17;92 South. Shampooer with purchase in 1st class condition. 2432 of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Shop tiic Herald Ads where Mcllonvlllc or FA 2-1902. Carroll's Furniture. local merchants utfer their 3«. Automobile* . Trucks best buys. DISCOUNT SHOES, trunks, Volkswagon '58 Komhi Sta­ suitcases, zippered canvas tion Wagon, with or without hags. Surplus City. 201 1st. seats. FA 2-8809, FACTORY V I YOU '55 Mere. 2 Dr. Montclair. ALUMINUM BUNDS Clean. 322-8116. Enclosed head, Sag-prooi bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. '53 Ford, convertible, new Plastic or rayon tape* Cot­ tires, automatic trans. Ra­ ton or nylon cords. dio, liealcr. Good condition. Sunkurik Gins* uml Faint Ph. FA 2-2823. HOLLERSo/SANFORD OLDS 39. Trailers • Cabana* *43» t ! TOP VALUE STAMPS STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC 308 E. Flint St.. Sunrurd OPEN TIL 9:99 FRL Pb.t FA 2-1481 NITER — TIL 9:99 OTHER Winter Park MI 7*4819 WEEK DAYS I �diSk? -- - * _. — — : V tW - -l > 8* *3 * /\ . * f V /t v-v - *• • ' - ' f.*: vr- w ’ h .M.’ * *,■ 'V ’VA • J" ■ . T • •, • ' • -• *'. • • * — ! . ‘ * .» *: ‘ ! *' « •■ * . .* - <-.,v - • - • . Calamity And 'Cuber' Fill Capitol-Gurney THURS., FEBRUARY 14, 1063 COUNTY NEWS By L M i SmMbaaa Oviedo High School stud­ ents crowned Ann Slavik "Mias OHS" and Thad lin ­ go "Mr. OHS" at the annual Forest Service Offers Rewards For Information Illegally sat forest fires an­ nually dtstroy thousands of acres in Florida timber and pulpwcod worth hundreds of thousands of dollar*. Last year, whan 8,808 forest fires occurred in tha state, 8,094 were deliberately act and, In aplt* of rewards offered for information lead In r to arrest and conviction, ths wood a r aonlst continues his dreadful Th# Florida Board of For* H trjr will pay rowarda up to 9260 for Information resulting In arrest and conviction of a wood arsonist. Tho Florida Bankara A nn. alao maintain! « fund for offering caah re­ ward! with 10 of 9100 oath payable during any one eat* endar year. A third reward eouree la the Florida Foraat Arson fund which la provided by a representative group of landowners and the forest In* duatrles. This group will pay fewarda up to 11,000. Last year there were ala persona rewarded with total payments of 9000, tho Florida Forest Service. reported, Of 808 convictions during the year, 04 w en felonies. Under state laws the ma­ licious starting of fin e on the lands of other Is a felony. Conviction of aa offender can bring up to five years' Im­ prisonment. Intentional start­ ing of fires Is subject to a fine up to 91,000 and/or Imprison­ ment up to three years. Sweetheart Banquet held Sat urday night in the school cafetorium. The Coronation look place on a stage beautifully deco­ rated with hearts and flow­ ers before a vast audience of families and friends. Wes Swemon and Surannc Partin, runners up in the con­ test, crowned the winners. The court was made up of representatives chosen from each senior high class. For the ninth grade were Billy Mlkkr, Judy Mlnter, Bobby Steward and Joy Walnwright; ter the tenth grade, Jimmy Courier, Marilyn Partin, Bar. ry Gonge and Maureen Boyle and for tho eleventh grade, Tom Mlnter, Carote Beasley, Tommy Parltn and Alice Fox. Following iho coronation entertainment waa provided by young ladlea of the Bar­ bara School of Danre in San­ ford. The king and queen then ted atudenta In a grand march to muilc by the Blue Royals of Winter Park to officially open the 1863 Swcctlwart Ball. After the coronation Junior High Studcnta held (heir Val­ entine Dance In the Women'! Club Building which wax beautifully decorated with huge red and while hearts suspended from the celling. Tables, each centered with a single lighted leper, form ed a *cml-clrcle around the dance floor. PAGE 12 CAP Squadron Altamonte Springs Names Officers, PTA To Join Council Has Foot Drills By LonUe SlManek Member* of th* Altamonte S p r i n g * Elementary PTA Tueaday night voted to Join tha Semlnola County PTA Council which will consist of representatives from all the aMociatinns. The council will, In part, ■err# as a workshop to help train and famlllarixa members with work of the association and will enable the various group* to take advantage of many a * r v I e a ■ heretofore limited. Delegetee elected to repre­ sent the Altamonte group were Mr*. I,awrence Swofford, Sirs. Thoms* Plnnock, Mrs. Leland Berg and Sirs. W. A. Donaldson. Elected to a nominating committee for Altamonte were Mrs, Frederick Haas and Mra. Guy Nuaa from the member By Mona Grtastead ship and Mr*. Jan Stover from Four CAP aenlor members the executive board. met last Saturday at the A vote of thanks wa* ex­ North O r l a n d o Commun­ tended to Mr. Berg who con­ ity Building to discuss fu­ structed a beautiful magaiin* ture plans for the newly or­ rack for the school library at ganised South Seminole Coma siseable financial saving to polite Squadron. th# PTA. Appointed to offices by The rack, which wa* sorely Cdr. Henry Ward of North Orlando were Jack O'Donnell needed, had to be custom built In order to accommodate vari­ of Sanford as operations of­ ficer and acting commandant ous insgailne sixes and paper of cadets; Mrs. Lynwood Miback books. chsus of Longwood as per­ Announcement was made sonnel officer and David Tilthat a "Mr. Magic" Show has son of North Orlando aa pub­ been scheduled a* the next lic information officer and fund raising project. The testing officer. show will be held a t the Following their meeting the school on Feb. 22 beginning seniora met with U boya to a t 7:30 p.m. Refreshment* of practice foot drills. popcorn and soft drinks will The new squadron's goal is be sold during the Intermis­ to attain 100 cadeti and 60 sion. aenlor members by Decern Proceed* from the entire ber of this year. Membership ■how will be used to purchase la open to Seminole County additional library books. teenagers between the ages A t the Inst count there were of 12 and 18 y e a n and to atl almost 2,000 books on the Interested sdults. Further In shelves and the association is formation and literature Is now entering the last lap In available from Ward upon re­ Its race to reach the 3,000 quest. book goal needed by the next By Jane Caaaetberry school year If accreditation Th# U. fl. Atomic Energy standards are to be m et Commission’s traveling exhib­ it* program, "This Atomic World," from the Osk Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn., will be pre­ sented to the entire student body of Lyman High 8chool during an assembly from 8:64 By Louise Simunek Ily Mona Grlitstead m. until 0:44 a. m. next Egyptian Pharaohs literally North Orlando Mayor Frank Tuesday. Funds today reminded resi­ Tha exhibit* manager will took over the Altamonte dents of the village that all give a demonstration and lec­ Springe PTA Tuesday night those wishing to vote in the ture during the assembly on when a play adapted from ths March election must register such subject* as atomic struc­ book, "Boy of th* Pyramids," even thou all they registered ture, fission Isotope*, chain was presented by Mrs. Trene for last year's election. reaction, nuclear energy io King's *lxth grade. The earning election will eec • p e n and radioisotopaa and Tho children, who wrote the municipality get Its first their application. their own script and made fully elected council since It Following tha asaembly he t h e i r awn costumes and was chartered five yean ago will talk t o t h a individual scenery, completely held a t­ by the North Orlando Co. physical and biological science tention of the audience and Registration Itoots, In addi­ classes on atomic structure, were called back for curtain tion to being open during reg­ fission and fusion, radiation call after curtain call follow­ ular offlca hours at tha Vil­ biology and nucleus and radio­ ing the refreshingly bright lage Hall, will also b« open activity. and clear performance. from 7 p. m. until 0 p. m. on The program Is presented at A brief but Interesting ac­ Wednesdays and F r i d a y * no cost to th* school. count of th« founding of the through March 16. Closing PTA in America was given date for candidate* to qualify by Sanford N. Kirkland, state Moose Lodge Is FcU 28. field secretary. The associa­ tion, which actually got under­ Plans Dance Plans have been announced way In 1807, began a t a tea by Otis SJoblom, governor of party where mothers, aa so Sanford Moose Lodge 1861, often happens, spent most of for tha February lodgespon thslr time discussing their sored dance to be held Feb. 23 children's s c h o o l i n g . A beginning at 0 p.m. In I.*ke mother's group was organised By Mr* Adsn Muller and In a short time meetings Plans lor participation In Mary. Members of 1861’a Legion were taking place a t the the Annual May Festival of school*. the Florida Fedaratlon of Art will be host*. I t waa some time later be­ Th* next initiation for new were mada last week by the Dellary Arts and Crafts Club members of tha lodge will fore men were Included for membership In the association. during a Thursday morning take place in conjunction with meeting at t h * Mansion an initiation of an Orlando class to be held at 2 p.m., House, Tli* Festival will taka place March 8 In the Orlando Lodge at the Mansion House, May Hall on West Hwy. 441. It, with a food booth, package booth, white elephant sale, Oviedo HD Club paintings, music and a grab bag for tha children on the To Meet Friday agenda. A program of musle By Jane Casselberry will be presented by the De­ The Oviedo Home Demon­ The South Seminole Junior Bary Chorister*. stration Club will meet at Mmilters of ths club, along 0:30 a. m. Friday In the High Athletic Assn, served 330 persons at a chicken din­ with tho»e from nln* ether Oviedo Canning Kitchen. clubs, were asked to contri­ Tha program will Include e ner sponsored by the group bute pictures for tha March demonstration on raouth-to. last Saturday night in the cafeteria of the Longwood Showing. mouth rescuscitatlon by Red Elementary School. New members Joining the Crus* personnel and a talk on Proceeds were reported at club at last week's meeting selection of pots and pan* by approximately $300 which wilt were Mr. and Mrs. liana Mor­ Miss Myrtle Wilson, county be applied against the debt gan and Mrs. Pierson Little. HD agent. for athletic equipment pur­ AEC Exhibits Program To Be At Lyman High Play Captures PTA Audience CORONATION CEREMONIES w ero h e ld fit Oviedo High Saturday night during the annual Sweetheart Banquet to crown Ann Sluvlk, "Miss OHS" and Thud Lingo, "Mr. OHS." The popular Htudent* wero chosen for the honors through senior class elections, (Herald Photo) By Jane Casselberry I.yrnsn High School’s Brain Team defeated Oak Ridge of Orlando in an exciting 316110 point match In the Lyman Auditorium Sunday afternoon. The Lyman Team was made up of Roger Schmidt, captain; Fete Carlson, David Smith and a new member, sophomore Richard Hall, who proved to be a valuable addi­ tion. Klelcner Cockrell Is Faculty Sponsor. By Mrs. Adam Muller Members of the DeBary Aria and Crafta Club have been Invited to exhibit In the Sidewalk A rt Festival to be held March 8-» on Park Ave. in Winter Park. A registration fee of 92 will be required for each exhibit­ or who will be allowed a 14 foot space and will ho reaponilble for setting up and taking care of his exhibits on both days of tha Festival. A sum of 9Q<W will be given In awards with an additional 9600 going for "Beat In the Show.1* Firemen Serve Reservations may h* made with "A rts Original," 333 N. 700 Dinners Park Ave. In Winter Fark. Lake Mary’a Volunteer Fire Checks should be made pay­ tlrpt. and its Auxiliary aervable L> the "Sidewalk Art ed at least 700 hsrberued Festival. chicken dinners In little more than two Lour* last Saturday night at tha Fire Longwood To Hall. Mrs. Frances Abell, auxi­ Organize Scouts liary treasurer and publicity By Doaaa Bate* chairman, aald today that of­ A meeting will be held at ficials of both groups liava f tSO p.m. Monday at the Long­ publicly expressed their ap­ wood Elementary 8chool In preciation to all who helped an effort to organise e Boy mako the dinner such a suc­ Stout Troop for the are*. cess both by attending and All interested parents of supporting the eveot and by boya I t years old or older helping out In preparing for ■re urged to attend. tha dinner. Tho Oak Ridge Team, which provided lough compe­ tition, Included Janie Hopson, Darryl Nelli, Carol An­ derson and Jack Grierson, Mrs. Lcora Holt Is Faculty Sponsor. Milton Stokes of Orlando Junior College again acted a t moderator and Professor Walter R. Hoberg, instructor In history and government at OJC, judged the event. Un­ official acorckcepcrs were Roy Goodwin and Sandy Sherwi-n, Stokes explained to Uie au­ dience that officials of GE College Howl have agreed not to take legal action against local high schools participat­ ing in Brain Bowl competi­ tion If the radio broadcasta are discontinued. He went on to say that the format of the matches, which Is similar to that of the televlor program, might be changed so as to not Infringe on their ropywrlgtil In order that broadcasting may be re­ sumed. It Is hoped that more stu­ dents and parents will turn out for these Interesting and suspenseful Brain Bowl matches and give the team their support and encourage­ ment. MM1NBOWL TEAM MEMBERS Roger Schmidt. Pet* Carlson, David and Richard Hall, left to right, proved a winning combination for i last Sunday afternoon in a mutch agulnal Oak Ridge of Orlando, un's faculty sponsor, Hatcher CockraU* is in back. (Herald Photo). ' By Jane Casselberry Twenty members of the Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club joined party faithfuls to throng tha Col­ iseum In Orlando Tuesday night for a Lincoln Day cele­ bration. Highlight of tha evening wee the speech by Represent­ ative Ed Gurney of Winter Park, now serving hie fresh­ man terra in tha U. S. Con­ gress, in which ha gave hla Im­ pressions of the "new fron­ tier" ,xfl«r observing it a t close range. lie characterised Washing­ ton as being full of "confus­ ing calamity and 'Cuber1." Naming Cuba as ths number one issue, he said that all the congressmen's mall la full of letter* from constituents asklag "what is th* administra­ tion going to do about Cuba?" Gurney is not reassured by the Defense DepL's "Snow Job" and questioned the ad­ ministration's confusing re­ ports on the number of Rus­ sians stationed In Cuba. It was first stated that 8,. 000 Russian troops were in Cuba, later, that 4,000 had been withdrawn and, finally, an estimate wae given saying that 6,000 troops still were there. "These must be the same figures they used to compute the budget" Gurney quipped. He received very little con­ fidence from the State Dept, briefing la which Averill Har­ dman reported on Southeast Asia and "Soapy" Williams’ reported on Africa. He also criticised recent development* in foreign af­ faire charging tha Kennedy administration with embar­ rassing Great Britain with tha 8kybolt episode which hurt her chances with the Common Market and with Lyman Schedules Family Instilule By Jen# Casselberry Dr. Douglas Brown, profes­ sor of Marriage and Family Living and th* School of So­ cial Welfare a t Florida State University in Tallahassee, was a t Lyman High School last Saturday to confer with Principal Ralph Digga, PTA President Burbon Ferrell and p r o g r a m chairmen Mrs. Thomas Pinnock Jr., and Mra. James Birkenmeyer. Plans ware made for the Family Institute to be con­ ducted by Dr. Brown a t Ly­ man next Tueaday, Wednes­ day and Thursday under the sponsorship of the PTA. He will speak separately before student and adult groups on problem* of marriage and family living. Athletic Assn. Nets $300 From Dinner Beminol* County area residents are Invited to submit news Items for report In th# Sanford Herald to the ntwa correspondent In their area or directly to the Herald office*. AREA Altamonte Springs Bear Lake-Forest City Casselberry Chuluota DeBary Enterprise Geneva Lake Mary Lake Monroe Longwood North Orlande Osteen Oviedo REPORTER TELEPHONE Mrs. Louise Simunek 138-1240 Mr*. Shirley Wentworth 838 1078 Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-6048 Mrs. Jean Magin 366-3742 Mrs. Adam Muller 808-4410 Miss lisle* Snodgrass > 688-0033 Mrs. Louies Grayson 940-4871 Mrs. Frances Wester 322-8240 Mrs. If. L. Johnson 322-4722 Mrs. Donna Estes 888-3317 Mr*. Mona Grinstsad 322-2281 Mrs- Clarence Snyder 822-4841 Mr*. Linda Smithson 289-3614 HERALD OFFICES* Sanford 332-8911. 322-2812 and 222-2813; County 426-6832 and 424-6824. chased for the school. Entertainment was provid­ ed by the Lyman Danes Band. The Junior High Cheer­ leaders, dressed in their a t­ tractive red sweaters and rod and white skirts, served aa waitresses. A scale drawing of tha multi-purpose basketball court the association la planolng to bulk! at the school was oo display. Laid out in squares, the dis­ play was colored and label­ ed by those purchasing ooe square foot. Each buyer was presented with an honorery deed. Anyone wishing to partici­ pate in the project may send 91 far each square be withes to buy to Mrs. Phyllis Black, of Longwood. association treasurer. A contest la underway el the school between players cheerleaders with a prise to go to tha one who sells the most shares. acottilng th* friendly govern­ ment of Canada. , He stated that Congres waa shocked when the Presi­ dent presented the budget Just short of 100 billion dol­ lars, coldly asked for e 12 billion dollar deficit and then proposed a tax eut. H* pre­ dicted that such action would further cheapen the dollar and the resulting inflation would hurt the very people the administration la planning to help. Gurney hae been assigned to the very Important Space Committee in Congress. Tuesday n i g h t ' s affair, which included a fried chicken Chapel Elects New Officers In Altamonte By Loaise Simunek The council of the Altam o n t e Springs Community Chapel a t its last meeting elected Neel Buell chairman of the deacons and Mrs. W. M. Belllsle, secretary. Trustees elected R o b e r t Newell as their chairman and Mr*. B. D. McIntosh as secre­ tary. A covered dish supperl Is be. ing planned for the entire ^icinbershlp on Feb. 22. Dea­ cons are in charge and a spe­ cial program also is being planned for the evening, Troop 268 Sets Cookie Soles By Louise Simunek Girl Scouts of Altamonte Springs Troop 268 will be making door to door calls beglning Friday in their annual Girl Scout Cookla Sale. This year's assortment In­ cludes the new peanut butter sandwich in addition to ths ehocolat* mints and shorties. The cookies sell for 48 cents per box. Any person in tha area who does not receive a call from one of the girls, may contact Mrs. R. F. Watte, 103 E. Faith Terrace in Maitland and she will see that tha cokolcs ar* delivered. Th* sat* will be continued through March 2. EDITORIAL dinner and a dance, was spon­ sored by the Orange County Republican Executive Com­ mittee. Entertainment waa provided by the Orange Coun­ ty Teenage Republican Club# (TARS). Skate City Club To Take Part In Tampa Meet The Skate City Rollers Dance and Figure Club members will go to Tampa Sunday, Vi take part in tha Mid-Florid* Skating Assn. Competition Meet a t th* Tampa Roller Arena. I Members planning to make the trip Include Jo Ann Krng, Fran Krug, Walter Satfteld, Barbara Payne, Pam Ilultott*, George Johnson, Sharon Tuc­ ker, Lota Raub, Michele DieFa xlo, Gene Braddock, Gene Tillman, Matt* Allen, Gall Netxband, Scot Barnet, Car­ roll Watson, Mary Margaret Cohen, Lia Cohen, Carolyn Cohen, Eddie Hadlock, Carol Dowd, Sara Klnny, Be* Savarest, Tom Vletch, Billie Jo Barnet and Debbie Perkin*. This contingent trained by Kenny Perkins will be out to retain for another month pos­ session of the Mid-Florida Skating Assn. High Point risque which they won last month and have proudley dis­ played at thslr rink in Fern Park. Village Firemen Slate Election By Mon* Grinstead Election of officers for the newly reorganised North Or­ lando Volunteer Dept. 1* slat­ ed for Saturday a t a meeting of the group to be held a t 6 p. m. In the Community Building a t the Village Recre­ ation Area. Henry Ward, appointed last week by Ui* Village Council to head the reorganisation, says that all Interested men, especially in th* retired and older groups, are invited to attend Saturday'a meeting. COMMENT Help In Drive Casselberry Volunteers topped Seminole County Fire Dept*. In collections for Sunday’* Cerebral Palsy Telethon turning in 1364.09 to Sanford’s $323.63 and Longwood’* $200.12. Altamonte Springs, Oviedo and Lake M«ry report that they did not receive sufficient ad­ vance notice of scheduled activities to partici­ pate in the drive. Longwood'* collections were made under some dure** since immediately after the drive got underway the Volunteer* were called for Htandby duty at an uccident on the Sanlando Spring* Rd. Shortly thereafter they were called to a wood* fire out on SR 434 where the truck broke an axle. However, firemen are trained to overcame obatacle* and the collection wpa aoon continued in the area. All of the volunteer* who devoted time and effort to the cnu*e, no mutter which area they aerve, ahould be highly commended for help­ ing out with such a worthwhile project Worker* such os our Seminole County Firemen played a large part in Bending the drive over the top. SOUTH SEMINOIX JR. HIGH SCHOOL ALL PURPOSfe BASKETBALL COURT i i ' V . i r t* m {M i* * 3 • • \ I • j •n l i . r1y, 'A + 'A1 t .1 • 0 1L . , ;? - i ■, , \’ ■*NK$ :V"£ £ • » '< ! ... j • ‘vw SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR HIGH Cheerleader Pam Means Mrs. Phyllis Black an honorary deed to one square of the nronoac hall court to be built at the school by the Athletic Aetn. Char shows colored equone for each plot sold. (Hanl �. ^ I 4 , f •» : f t ^ C l O C<> BY LARRY VERSHKI. Tha top primary road pro* , Ject for this county will be Celery Are. . . . Watch and see Mar. 7. Pipeline hassle Isn't over yet . . . Watch for a law ault. Say, what about an airport (or Seminole? . . . Like to see the chamber carry on an active fight for one tha way ' they backed the pipeline. • e • We have been besieged by people wanting to know the Latin Ll yesterday's column retarding John Fitzpatrick . . It's a poverty vow taken by the Treppista . . . • • • Memo to lohn Fitzpatrick: Make that pay hike effective 1306 and we'll buy a little of It. • * e When the grand jury la pan­ eled the this d Tuesday In April watch for e full Investi­ gation Into flim-flam opera­ tions in Sanford regarding home repairs.. . . It will break this town open a t the seams. • • • Johnny Fitzpatrick m e e t s the legislative delegation Monday.. . . Hearings sta rt at 9 a. m. at the courthouse. . . No Idlin' when John will be up there. . . . No charge for admission. • • • Formal application for two new buildings out by Eastern Shopping Center have been asked in the aonlnr office.. . . Price dose to 1300,000. . . . One will be Tradewinds Cafe­ teria . , . Maffett'e Building work renovation now underway by Commercial and P a rk .. . . Ab. struct Co. will move in ae wall as Attorney G. Andrew Speer. Neat *Y''«dnefliay la tla deadline to pick up your 1063 license tags. • • • MEMO TO DON WILL* SON; You can start answer­ ing your phona again . . • there's no need to call any Re­ publican around here any­ more. . . . • * • Watch for • rdeaaa aoon on big apartment p r o j e c t a t "Huntsville." e* A CONVERSATION WITH COUNTY JUDGE VERNON MIZE. REPORTER: See that let­ ter to the editor yesterday? Any comment? MIZE: Rather not now . . . I haven't finished tha case. REPORTER: la It usual for a 13-year-old boy to be kept in Jail thut long. MIZE: Just no art rule. It appears North Orlando women are more interested In politics than the men out there. Three women, over the last two duya picked up petit!* tlona for town council seats. Tha three are Mr*. Marvin Campbell, Mr*. Rill Sklslak and Mrs. Anton Krecek. The Anchor Club la holding a ear wash at the Phillips M Station on the cornrr of Third 6L and Park Ave. The girlo will be waiting for you there from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. »• Whan you taka your Sun­ day ride, cruise out toward Sanlando Spring*. Those who have been there recently tell ua the camellias and azaleas are especially beautiful In thslr extensive gardens and there are thousands of camel­ lia bloom* in every shade. I t aura looks good to sea that Sheriff's deputy getting out of bit petrol ear and di­ recting traffic a t that very, VERY bad Intersection where 27th SL crosses Hwy. 17-92 and that s t r e a m i n g high .school traffic and Naval Air Station traffic makes cross­ ing extremely h a s a r d o u s every week-day morning. Cleveland, Frederick Unopposed GOP Flops On Candidacy Move 4 3' Republican Says He'll Run Then Calls It Quits VOI.. 63 WEATHER: Clour anti sliphtly warmer thmugli Saturday. High today, 6 6-70. Low tonlffht, 40-46. FKL, FEBRUARY 16, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 United I’rcss Leased Wire IW U A ... With a wholesale scramble of would-be candidates in Important Post Tallahassee this morning seeking to beat the noon dead­ WASHINGTON (UPI) George A. Smather*. line for qualifying in the special Ma r c h 26 Legislature Sen. (D-Fla.), was assigned to a election, only Seminole County’s Mack Cleveland .Jr. and seit on the Senste Foreign Gordon Frederick escaped opposition. They are the only Relations Committee Thurs­ ones in the entire state field, UPI reported, to win the elec­ day. tion without an opponent. Epidemic Jan Fortune, English Estates, who obtained qualifying United Press International An epidemic of the flu papers at the courthouse here Thursday and who issued a continue*! Its sweep across formal statement to a Herald r e p o r t e r today that he the land today, jamming hos­ pitals and cutting into school would run on the Republican ticket for the House, failed to attendance and the work qualify. force. Miss Audrey Flynn, president of the Seminole County Seen Young Republican Club, said that Fortune was in Talla­ Release PORT EVERGLADES — hassee this morning, called home at 9 a.m. and said he in­ (UPI) — A Cuban refugee, of 748 who arrived here tended to qualify. But UPI reported after the noon dead­ one Thursday, said that Fidel line Hint Fortune fulled to (]unlify and thnt Cleve­ land and Frederick nre without opposition in the Mnrch 26 election. Vt" ★ ^ A A A Qualifying Office Jammed 'Full' Ul'I quutcd the Secretary of State's office that the two Seminole County Dctnccrnls, Cleveland and Frederick, auto­ TALLAHASSEE (Ul’I) matically nre elected . , . a i More than 130 candidates of March 26 . . . ai Scmtanlt Leglila* County’a next Stale Scatter and Stale Representative apetlivciy. " ‘ ^ Registrar Camilla Btu& ported that Hie v.nedulcd more papyri ■ > » !» Feb. 26 parly,/primary eleC' cclved. some 4.11 c.jndlilalcl lions will tioi b't held since i *>ad tiled for the 40 seats up there is no opposition for par­ for grabs. Ttie candidate* now have ty nominations. The March 26 voting will !0 days to campaign for votes be a “ token election'* to place before the first primary bal­ Cleveland and Frederick In loting Feb. 26. Only two candidates won office. Cleveland, one-time speaker pro tern of the House automatic election without a resigned a t Seminole Coun­ contest. Former Rep. Mack ty's State Representative last Cleveland Jr. of Sanford waa week to seek the new Senate seat under the new rcapportkmment plan. Frederick, one­ time State Representative, then qualified for the Home seat vacated by Cleveland. Fortune was endorsed for PARIS (UPI) - French the GOP nomination by the Seminole County Young Re­ police foiled a new plot to­ publican Club but It could not day to kill President Charles be learned if lie had won the de Gaulle and overthrow hi* endorsement of the Seminole Fifth Republic regime. Reliable source* said six County Republican Commit­ French army officer* and a tee. Don Willson, GOP county woman were arresled. There was no official an­ committee chairman, had been quoted his group would have nouncement. But reliable gov­ a full slate of candidates In ernment sources confirmed the field. He could not be the plot. It appeared to have reached today to learn why been organized by army offi­ the Republicans ‘‘fizzled'’ In cers. The sources said an officer placing a aisle in the race. The Herald waa atlll en­ armed with a rifle with tele­ deavoring to learn at presa scopic sight* was to have kill­ time why Fortune had failed ed De Gaulle by firing at him to qualify f«r the election*, from a roof whrn he visited since he had formally an­ f Sc War School Ibis morning. De Gaulle made the visit nounced his candidacy and had proceeded to Tallahassee and returned to the Elysce to file the necessary qualify­ Palace unharmed, without any assassination attempt ing papers. Cleveland and Frederick having been made. There have been two un­ wlU join Rep. Joe Davis as Seminole County's delegation successful attempts to kill De in the State Legislature, Gaulle in the past two years. which meets In regular ses­ sion on April 2. Sportsmen Meet “Word* cannot express my The Seminole County Sports­ sincere appreciation," Cleve­ men's Assn, will meet at 7:30 land said this afternoon, “ to In the courthouse, it was an­ the citizens of Seminole Coun­ nounced today. ty for allowing me to be nominated as State Senator without opposition.” Frederick is attending a legal Institute seminar in Jacksonville today. Plot To Kill DeGaulle Flops Castro may soon release 21 to 23 Americans being lie Id prisoner in Cubs. Lifeboat NAS Sailor Found Dead As Bride Waits A bride-to-be waited in vnln a t tiie altar in Miami Thursday. The brldcgroom-to-lic, a young sailor, lay dead in their new homo here. Franklin K. Hnigh, 21, a native of Miami, was found dead in the bathroom of the home he had rented Feb. 7 a t 3406 South Sanford Avcnuo (rear) between 2:30 and 3 p.m. Thursday. Hnigh, assigned to VAH-9 at Sanford Nnvnt Air Station, hnd informed his landlord, Lon C. Slmerly, 3100 South Sanford Avenue, Wednesday thnt he had intended leaving early Thursday for Miami to Imj married. Mr. ami Mrs. Simerly, noting Halgh’s car still parked ut ids home Thursduy afternoon, investi­ Broke Up Rocky Moves In Neprro Vows Take Over Search On For Hijacked Ship Fair Sailing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Something going on k t thes\ State Auditor Bryan WIRIs southeast corner of tha 2SU> said today a $150 deficit found St. and French Ava. intersec­ in tha books of Orange Coun­ tion. Another service station T ty Tax Assessor Helen Bane » » nett had been corrected. If your 13 -ytar-old kid la The deficit, made up on borne late from school better June 30, 196& was apparently • hack . . . . ha could be In jail reused by a duplicate payaround this piec e 1meat for travel expenses. What's A Few Blisters! SunfurU’g murchinif Murineit stepped off 60 miles In 12 hours flat Thurs­ day. With nothing hap­ pening except a cut foot and a few blisters. Cupt, Richard Haialip, Lt. Harry Gentry and Syrt. Robert Ryan marched off from the Marine ban-neks a t the Naval Air Station Funds Okayed For Hospital ( Marines Make Hike Tax Deficit Is Corrected gated and found the partially-clad body on the bathroom floor. JiiHtiec of the Fence Hugh Duncan, acting coronor, mid Deputy James Q, Galloway investi­ gated and reported that apparently Hnigh hnd been in bed and hud gnno to tho bathroom, where he suffered a fata) attack. Navy personnel a t tho base Friday refused to divulge any information about Haigh pending on autopsy. Judge Duncan said death apparently was due to natural causes but thnt the Navy had re­ moved the body to tho Jacksonville Naval Air Station for a | h*hL mortem. He said the body probnbly would be returned to Miami for funeral and burial services. 4 Boys Freed, Hearing Slated BREMKRHAVEN, Germany (UPI) — The luxury liner Maasdam struck submerged wreckage outside the BremerFour boys charged with haven harbor today, am) the potty larceny and held in the elected to the Seminole Coun­ 230 passengers were removed county Jail over last weekend were released last Mondsy to ty Senate seat without an op­ in lifeboats. t!u> custody of their parponent, and former Rep. Corenla, tt was learned today. 4 m V. Frederick, Sanford, County Judge Vernon Mize, Un)(rd Press International w * Ctavcb-Vs* old *f«m «* ► uuv. Nets*, i A. tt'ickci dlcr who committed live boy* to sea t «Mb9 ut an opponent entered the Tlhdsy -Ww York Jill, refused today to dUcusa KidUftf Carr. St. Peters- newspaper strike and inags tho m atter other than a pre­ burg, went unchallenged for threatened today to delay pared statement he relesw-d tin- DCThi'crallc nomination sellh'inent of the even longer following publication by The for Pinellas County's group Cleveland newspaper strike. Herald Thursday of a letter Five seat, but several Re­ of protest by th« father of publicans are battling for the one boy. scat. Judge Mtrc'a p r e p a r e d MIAMI (UPI) — A federal Former Stale Sen. John aviation official said Thurs­ atalenient follow'*: Sulton, Orlando, won the day that “without a doubt" “ On Friday, February 8. Democratic nomination for the Chicago-bound Jetliner 1903, four Juveniles were tak­ the Group Three Orange seat that crashed In tin- Ever­ en into custody by the San­ but must fight it out on glades killing all 43 persons ford Police Department and March t2 with Republican aboard broke up In flight. referred to the Juvenile Court. Robert H. Elrod, Orlando, Thpy were charged with petit also unopposed for his par­ larceny, having been Involved ty nomination. in a series of thefta of a r­ ATLANTA (UPI) Negro John R. Wood, Sarasota ticles from Ihe fronts of cer­ Dewey Roosevelt Greene Jr. Democrat, received no opposi­ tain grocery stores around Ihe tion to hi* psrty nomination today carries hi* fight to en­ City of Sanford. A detention roll in the University >f Miss­ for Sarasota's new Senate order was signed and they seat, but two Republicans issippi before three Judges were hrld in detention In the of the U. S. 5th Circuit Court are running. custody of the Seminole Coun­ In Monroe County, Char­ of Appeal*. ty Sheriffs Department until les Stamm, Key West, was Monday morning, February the kine Republican qualifier 11, 1963. After a hearing be­ ALBANY, G*. (UPI) -A n fore Ihe Court, they were but will face a Democrat in Integration leader vowed to­ March. released to their parents and Hie 12 House seal* to he day that Negroes would vig­ the rases were continued hy orously renew their fight to filled in Dade County attract­ tho Court until a later dale ed the most candidates, more remove racial barriers in this at whleh time disposition of than 100. T)ie Rev. Edward southwest Georgia city des­ the cases will be made," T. Graham, Miami Negro pite a setback in federal leader and former Stale NA- court. ACP official, qualified Just before the deadline. He will OnLANDO (UPI) - Seerun In Group 13 in Dade County. rctary of State Tom Adams has recommended the division of dairy indusiry of the Stale CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) Department of Agriculture JF K Hits take over the job of regulat­ —Two Venezuelan destroyer* ing the state's milk indus­ churned through south Carib­ Squabbles bean waters tndny, hoping to WASHINGTON (UPI) — try. Intercept the Onnmiinul-hi President Kennedy says the jarked freighter Anioategul. Western Allies are "enjoying Interior Minister Carlo* An­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — the luxury" of squabbling over policy and strategy because President Kennedy's contro­ drei Perez said ships from the Soviet threat to Berlin hat versial tax program was as­ friendly countries including sured fair sailing in the Sen­ the United Slates were “co­ receded. But he is confident, he ile today, even though a d ­ operating" in Dm hunt and told a news conference Thurs­ ministration leaders larked had instructions from the day, that “ If the threat comes votes to broaden its path Venezuelan government to again, the alliance will join through (lie finance commit­ take part In the capture. A spokesman for Ihe gov­ tee. together." ernment - owned Venezuelan Navigation Co., operators of the 3,216-ton vratel, said Iht Anioategul waa located 133 miles southeast of Puerto Rico Thursday night. Fight Seen at 8 a.m. Thursday end returned 12 hours Inter a t 8 p.m. In accordance w i t h {'resident Kennedy's phy­ sical fitness program for Marines, the three hiked 25 miles to Stetson Uni­ versity and 25 miles back again. Rex Jundies wars taken to the hikers and they stopped off a t a ro adside park a t Orunge City for the noon meal. AH three Marines were back on duty today, with Lt. Gentry limping a bit from a cut foot und a few bUstcrs. Otherwise, aU three expressed they felt no strain from their 50raiie bike. NO. 649 Herald Index Page 6 Page 9 Page 8 Page 6 Page 7 Entertainment W itt rial „ .. .. Page 4 Legal* ~ Pafe 5-7 A 8 Puzzle _ ... . . . Page B 8oci*ty —_ Page 8 — ._ Page ( Hport* Churches -------- P a g e s Bridge ........... Classified ~ . Comics ....... Dear Abhy VEGETABLE GROWERS give cloau inspection to a field of cabbage under insect control in u re­ search plot a t tho Central Florida Experiment Station, Thursduy. A largo crowd of Central Flo­ rida growers attended tho annual field day, which County Agent Cecil Tucker called "very success­ fu l/' From left standing are Ilex Clonts, Oviedo grower and Cedi Tucker. Kneeling are grower W. W. Tyre and Dr. John Wilson, station entomo­ logist. (Herald I'holo) A 1100,000 building addition program to Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital will be launched about May 1, Senator Spessard L. Hol­ land and Congressman A. Sydney nerkmg J r. today no­ tified Robert Reaserer, hos­ pital administrator, that tha U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare has approved a $63,000 grant un­ der the Hill-Burton program to live local hospital. Till* grant will be matched with $33,000 of hospital funds for Ihe new building program. Bcssertr aald the new pro­ gram will include a 16-bed pediatrics department and ex­ pansion of Uio surgery de­ partment, kitchen and stor­ age building. Tho hospital last October completed construction of a Ihrcc-story wing with the ex­ ception that a part of the third floor Is only a "shell." The 16-bed pediatrics depart­ ment will be placed In (hie inrompletrd third floor sec­ tion. Desscrer said construction bid* will be asked In lata April and construction should bo commenced about May L 'Aid' Program Seen Soviets Reject To Help Drop-Outs Nuclear Plan An expanded vocational rd - 1 through a vocational cducaoration program aiinrd at lion program. He said such a those children who Irave program should he designed school at 16 waa under pro- to help dependent and delinlonged discussion ut Thurs­ quint children, also, lie add­ day’s School Board meeting. ed too many children drop A preventive rather than a out at in. rrmedial plan is the purpose Kupt. II. T. Milivee report­ of an enlarged program ed II has been estimated that Iraard member* were told by seven million IQ-ycar-aldi John Angt-I, principal of will drop out of school bySouth Seminole Junior High mo. School and president of the Stewart Gatchel and E. S. Juvenile Council. Douglass, of Hie school staff, Ho explained that many outlined present vocational youngsters are not interested education, Including h o m e in tha formal educational economics, business educa­ format and drop out of school tion, trade and industry, in­ a* aoon ai they reach the agt dustrial arts, technical elec­ of 16. It la not, he said, that tronics and drafting. And, these youngsters are retard­ they said, It la hoped aoon to ed because many have high add busbies* machine* couriIQs. It Is only that they arc es, advanced industrial arts, Interested in mechanical or automobile mechanics and other vocations rather than other similar courses. How­ ever, It was added, more vo­ academic subjects. He continued that these cational educational unlta in youngsters who drop out of the acboolt have been “froz­ school, having no formal edu­ en" to Ihe present number cation are unable to find suit­ for four years by Legislative able employment. Or for that action. matter, any employment at all. County Judge Vernon Mize Mixed Trading NEW YORK (UPI) — reported that of the 300 chil­ dren referred to hia Juvenile Stock* opsnsd narrowly mixed court ja 1962 at least 23 per In moderately active trading cunt could have been helped on the “ big board" toiler. GENEVA (U PI)—The So. viol Union today rejected I'lrnldrnt Kennedy's plan to iruard against accidental war. H sal* the Kremlin's terms for a test ban treaty wera the only ones on which a pact could be negotiated, Chief Soviet delegate Vas­ sily V. Kuznetsov, a first dep­ uty foreign minister, told tha 17-nation disarmament con­ ference the Kennedy plan would just make espionage easy'. At the asms time ha gara tha conference a “taka it or leave it choice of accepting the Kremlin's test ban plan or risk getting no treaty a t alU The anil-accidental war plan, personally pressed by Ken­ nedy In a message to the con­ ference Tuesday, would b a n set up special observation teams, established i n s t a n t White lIuuse-to-Kreralln com­ munications and c a r d e d through ether measures de­ signed to prevent w ar by "ac­ cident, miscalculation m fail­ ure of communlcaUeo," Kuznetsov told the cooler, cnee Rusal# "insist* on accept­ ance of Ita tenaa fog such key treaty point* as the auasbeg if on-alte iu*p4cUans fo r poL dug the I h i* ;p r � 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>, February 14, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53b24cd64a6ea0ae573b98299c09b8ed.pdf 89ceb0238ea4dcad2bec269a8586f131 PDF Text Text SALUTING OUR LOCAL We extend our sincere congratulations to all the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorer Scouts and Scout Leaders for their contribution in making our community a better place to live. This organization, lo­ BOY SCOUT W EEK cally and nationally, has done a marvelous job in helping boys to be­ come well-adjusted members of Society. FEB. 7-13 JO IN T H E BOY S C O U T S OF A M E R IC A A SCOUT IS LOYAL A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY - B rC T B R frt Since the flrnt Scout Troop win entnblixhed their fcfflfey M *,a" ^een t° prevent delinquency through a * punitive program of after-achool and evening actlvitlea for bn)-*. Today there are mllllonri of youngHlera throughout the world who are benefiting from the aria and crnftH, camping and phyaica) training facilities offered 1>y the Hoy Scouta of America. We urge each citizen to help support thin vital youth work A SCOUT IS HELPFUL . f i l l . | l Million* nr boy* from t i t r j racial, rtllgintif, rnltnral and I rouP* h ire benefited from the Boy Scoot program. We ealute the fine work being done by thlo organUatloa in providing nppnrtunlllea for buy. to become responsibly helpful membeto of their community. Help your community by helping a Scout help hlmeelf J. L. HOBBY SINCE 1884 Sanford, Florida SHERIFF A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS A SCOUT FRIENDLY FOR A L L YO U R S C O U T IN G VISIT Congratulation* To The Scouta Or Seminole County N EEDS Visit The Complete Official Boy Scout Department A SCOUT IS KIND V Jj Kindness is a quality that is as essential in business as in *any other activity We, at Kingswood Builders make it an important part of our everyday policy. K IN G S W O O D BUILDERS, Inc D E P A R T M E N T STORE 8TETS0N UNION DUII.DING Colonial Plan, Orlando. Fla, A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT Obedience to authority is i requisite of a good Scout * Like these Scouts, we try to obey the wishes of our customers and furnish them the best dairy products possible Cheerfulness is an atribute that is very infectious to everyone you contact A SCOUT IS THRIFTY etShA jj Cheerful Surrounding* Are Nlre Surrounding* To Work In v ^ ijg p 'y o u too may take a lesson from Scout Law. Make your savings deposits Regularly at the -------- _ - -jl.jc , PERFECTIO N CO-OP D A IR IE S of Sanford M2 Park Drive FA 24354 SANFORD A SCOUT IS CLEAN A SCOUT IS BRAVE P l t R b |J Being Brave means having the courage to face the trials of the business world and be able to do the right thing even though it hurts. •~ 3b? B A clean, healthy ysSS& r environment is ideal to proper growth of young people. This is the kind of environment you find at DELTONA T H l M A C K L B B R O S . IN C . W ALL PLUM BING-HEATING H m a. Baaford Ave. b A IR COND. FA 24M 2 KLTQKA, FLOMU T O A T O f l O . 415... 0 A SCOUT ■S REVERENT Reverence goea further than junl one's own belief la a _ Supreme being. It meana Your reaped of others to believe a* they aee fit and to “(•olden Rule** a part of all bualacaa dealing*. ABSTRACT CORP * 212 >N. PARK AVE, (ha �. 1 Local Marines Stop Newsman Cold Pnrt of a good news­ paper reporter’s job is to create news . . . make it happen in order to obtain n story. Sometimes bis efforts By i . u i n v VL RSI I LI, backfire. Like this mornS O M E R A N D O M inyr when local U. S. Ma­ THOUGHTS ABOUT ALE rine officers threw the THESE PHYSICAL FITNESS ball right back to The Herald reporter. HIKES GOING ON IN WASH­ INGTON AND IN THE SER­ VICE. Ycstrrday I walked ■ total of 1,427 yards in downtown Santonl between the hours of 7 a.in. and 4 p ro. . . . Not too bad for an ex-soldier , . . Biggest hike was from here to City Hall . . . a total of 834 yards . . . II got a ride back) . . , Walked to the drug store seven times for a grand total nf 843 yards . . . One ride back by patrol ca . . . oops I mean auto , , . Glad I didn't have to walk to the post office. Nntional publicity hns been forthcoming these last several days about President Kennedy’s phy­ sical fitness program. and having Marine officers hike BO miles. UPI today carried n story datelined Camp LeJeune, N. C., about M Marine officers trudging the 60-mile bike, one in less than 10 hours. So, The Herald editor dreamed up a "local angle" this morning and instructed a reporter to contact Col. Ermel D. Bowen, commanding of­ ficer of the Marine Bar­ racks a t the Sanford Na­ val Air Station, with the question: Are local offic­ ers going to make a 50- 2 * ♦ * Also bugged the general about any special mcrls this week. "I'll tell the press," said Hutchison . . . Asked him about the franchise directive . . . got the same answer . . . Wailing for Godot . . . I mean Johnson . . . No directive this year anyway . . . County at­ torney won't have it in time for the legislative hearings Monday. • « * J o h n Fitzpatrick didn’t come right out and mention a pay hike at Tuesday's Com­ mission meeting , . . hut be hinted around it, asking epic*, lions about by-passing Com* hiission action aud going re d ly before the legislative delegation next Monday. Gen­ eral Hutchison said he could go before the delegation as an INDIVIDUAL Commission­ er for himself but not repre­ senting the Commission as s whole. • • • A CONVERSATION WITH JIM CRAPPS: REPORTER: How conic the Mayfair i* allowed to serve liquor alter midnight and not the Valdez? CRAPPS: I don’t know. REPORTER: Well, Isn't that discriminatory7 CRAPPS: Something to do with Ihc Mayfair having luo rooms. REPORTER: Hmmmin. All Burton has to do is add 40 rooms now, rh? V • I Import ant Zoning B o a r d meeting tonight at 7:30 in the courthouse . , , possible shop­ ping center out in the Raven­ na Park area will tie aired . . . Sounds like a good idea to have a neighborhood cen­ ter there. ■ • * Why oh why doesn't some­ one do something about that old hospital on Oak? *• • • Now that the pipeline hassle la over . . . it now appears that the major thing left fur the city is to negotiate a franchise with the telephone company to get more than three "free" tetephones. • * « Look for major repairs at the Maffctt Building on Com­ mercial and Park in about a few daya. • • • Siy, did you know Slade'a Airport has been forced to close . . . How come . , . ? • * • I.i*t week's rains brought lakes in the Casselberry area almost up to Hurricane Don­ na levels. County Commis­ sioners were to be approach­ ed today to work towards a solution lor drainago in Ihc area. * • Apparently the first to pick up a qualifying petition lor North Orlando councilman was Harry lleinekcr who registered and picked up the petition at the same time. • • • ACL lowering their rate on tam porting fuel . . . Now maybe Git Pipeline Co. will ^ in to meet that rate. Up ing the ball right back. The Cnptnin hit tho re­ porter right between the eyes. Quick-like. The reporter fumbled the question for a mo­ ment, nnd then told the Marine: Nothing doing; 1 had enough of that in the Army. Cnptnin Haislip, in a serious vein, said that F irst L t Harry R. Gen­ try, guard officer, is driv­ ing to UeLand tonight on liersonal business, and will measure from the NAS front gate for a dis­ tance of 25 miles. Then, co-operating with President Kennedy’s phy­ sical fitness program and The Herald’s question, Captain Haislip said that a t 00800 hours (8 a.m.) Thursdny he, Lieutonnnt Gentry, Sgt. Robert I). Ryan, first platoon serge­ ant, and maybe a few more Mnrinc troopers will step out nnd hike to the 25-mile mark and return to NAS. Colonel Bowen will not make the hike since he is recuperating from n re­ ^ c t u f n r it cent operation. The Hernid reporter meekly informed Captain Haislip that he and a photographer will be on hand at the front gntc to wish the hikers a "bon voyage" and will be there again when they return. But tlio reporter said lie would . . . and gladly . . . skip the hike. It m t U WEATHER: Clear and cold through Thursday. High today, 55-60. Low tonight, 50-55. Established 1008 WED., FEBRUARY 13, 1065 SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire n s w i... BRIEFS • • • County Commissioners went off on a Jaunt yesterday also . . . Queried former Brig. Gen. J. C. Hutchison . . . who says he’s in fine shape, about how murli the eommisston walked w h i I e touring the county cheeking road freeze damage . . . “We didn’t get out of the car," aald live former army man . . . County Engineer Bill Bush says the entire trek covered 70 miles. mile hike? And the Colon­ el replied: Wns ju st rend­ ing about it in the pal>er. I’ll check and call you. An hour later ("apt. Richard E. Haislip, execu­ tive officer of tho local Marine Barracks, tele­ phoned: Understand you newsmen want to make a 50-milc hike. Hah, talk about throw­ Homeward Bound fb ' ■A WASHINGTON <UIM) The United Slates plan* to tiring home almut 40.000 of the 4i)0.non American military men in Europe. i\ Mixed Emotions 7 OUTI1 ACTIVITIES, one of the primary projects of Rotary International is highlighted during this week, which is proclaimed as the 58th anniver­ sary of the chartering of the organization. Here Sonny Powell, (left) chair­ man of the Youth Committee for the Sanford Rotary Club and Ben Wig­ gins, (right) Rotary President, discuss the Babe Ruth Baseball league, which Rotary sponsors with two leaguers, Mike McQuire ami Buddy Stumpf. (Herald Photo) Candidates Jump Into Races Fast' TAI.I.AIIASNEK (UPI) — Two mure candidate* jumped into the r a n today Xui the now ZVUi District Sonata aaat l» Indian Rlvor County. * WASHINGTON <UI’tl Commerce Secretary Luther II. Hedges believe* business activity will show little gain this year, but the economy should remain good. Rail March JACKSONVILLE (Ul*l) Union picketcra of the strike­ bound Florida East Coast Hallway began marching at all crossings near Jackson­ ville and other major FEC stops at 6 a. m. today. Kennedy Rapped NEW YOltK (UPI) - Gov. Nelson A. Bockcfeller charg­ Illim ani--G roup 3; Hubert 1 Seminole—Group I : Former ed Tuesday night that Presi­ G. liour.er, Hollywood; Group ■Itcp. Gordon V. Frederick, dent Kennedy, "Ita* abdicated virtually all leadership to­ 8: Harlow Burt, Hallandale, | Nun ford. ward achieving necessary civil rights legislation " Plane ■w in cte?T * fflW ^p F fl Rkpwklla can, paid their Jnn qualifying teen to gel llieir pamt-s iii) the bn Ilot. Another hut full of hopeful* MIAMI T UPI) — The wreckage of n Northwest foi llnu*e scuts n)Mi went into Orient Airlines jetliner iniliiulctl today th a t the the line Unlay. They included; plane shattered in nir before it pltmtnielcd into a Dude County—Group 4: At- mushy field of sawgrass deep in the Florida Ever­ den Thulium Klein, Miami; glades with the loss of -15 lives. Gmup 7: Mary Ann MncKrnUPI newsmen at the scene saw the wreckage rie, Miami; Group !): Charles F. Crown Miami; Group II: ----------------------------------- 1 scattered over an area of almut two square miles. I)iek Conley, Homestead, RonThere was no furrow to in­ old M- Keftiiur nnd Hurry dicate that the pilot ot the ilounen both Miami. All are ill fated Miami-to-Chicago air­ Democrats. liner which disappeared for Htivul—Group 4: Henry H. more than five hours, min­ Beckwith, Jacksonville; Group The 1<)th Annual 11 envy At­ ute* after takeoff had at­ 7: Don Well*, Jarksunville. tack Bombing Derby, which tempted any M»rl of emer­ Both ure Democrat*. vvu* previously postponed, ha* gency landing. Only three da>* remain liebeen officially canceled, Cupt. Other witnesses to t h e fore qualifying drudtine nt noon Friduy, nnd h I r e n d y Joseph M. Tully Jr., Com­ scene also reported small mander Heavy Attack Wllig broken piece* of wreckage Ihere w e 12fl candidate* tor Due, unitiiuneed today. scattered in a path for eight the total of eight Senate and miles leading lo the major Tully expressed regret In Is­ .78 House sent*. All but two ate new sent* created by the suing the cameling order for portion of Uw fuselage that lay crumpled like a cigar HHI3 renppoitionment of tho the event which was originally ground under foot. legislature. The other* mine scheduled for the week of Dee. A score oi government and 3-H, JWi2. At I hut lime com­ about through resignation*. alrlinr officials nl the wreck mitments in conjunction with Other candidate* f i l i n g site declined to comment s* Tuesday, nil Democrat* unlea* the Cuban crisis prevented they probed the charred holding it. The Bombing Der­ otherwise indicated, include: by has long been nn event of wreckage. Senate: Tlve detailed investigation considerable military value ns 21*1 District (Dixie, Levy that began at dawn continued well ns local interest. and Gilchrist >: J Frank Tully said a Bombing Derby into mklmornlng. By 10 a.m., F u h rr, Trenton; and Ktter would lie planned for lha fall none of the bmhes of 33 pass­ Usher, Chiefland. of 11)83. “other factors per­ engers—most of tliem midrtUlh Dialricl (Okaloosa I: westerners returning from a Former Hep, Jark C. Nichols, mitting." Florida vacation—aud eight Niccvillc. and Fred B. Hed­ crewmembers had been re­ rick, Fort Walton Beach. moved by waiting helicopters 4!*t D i s t r i c t ( Monro*t “Apparently theyre not go Charles C. Stamm, Key Weal mg to move any bodies out Republican. tliis morning." as id a State 43nl DUlrirt (Undid:. KrHighway Patrol officer at the ne*t Dusker, Buy Harbor lasceoe. The most vivid serne at the land. Ih c annual Field Day lor Central Florida vegetable tragedy site was the body of Houivr: Dade—Group I: S. Howard growers will be held Thurs­ a woman that was thrown Adelman, Miami, nnd Hurry day at tlte Central Florida clear, about too feet ahead of Boehmo Jr.; Group 4: Ralph Experiment station nt !:3u tho main cabin. E. Ocnteilc, Miami; Group *1: p m . with a field trip sched­ Murray 11. Dubbin; Group 7: uled lo begin at 2:30 p m. Clarence W. Moot#, (.'oral GuSpeakers for the day will Idea, and Richard Morion. Ml- be Dr. J. W Wilson. Dr. I*. ami Shores; Group 8: Dr. Paul J. West gale, Dr. II. J. BlioadVogt-1. Miami; Group 10: Sob- cs. Dr W. T. Scudder, Dr. II Proposed statewide legisla­ el and Tom Burry, both Mi­ II. Forbes, Dr J F. Darby tion suggested by Ihc Florida ami; (iroup II: Norman 8, and U F. Whilncr J r , Cecil Education Association's pro­ Pallot and Dick Clark, both of Tucker, County Agent, will gram action roinmlllcc will Miami, Howard N. Miller and serve a* official host for the be discussed by the beminole Fred W. Uiealelhorit, both of day. C'uunty School Hoard in reg­ Corel Cubic*. J. Jerry Zeltser, ular session Thursday a ffrMiami Bearh; Group 13: l.out* noun. Wollaun, Miami; Group 14: Tiie board’s ouly proposed NEWARK, N. J. (UPD—A legislation also will be dis­ Joseph I’uglinu, North Miami three • alarm fire f l a t b e d cussed: Increasing from £H>u Beach. Duval—Group ti: Juatiu C. through an upai Intent house to Kino Urn maximum figure M o n t g o m e r y , Jackson- from basement to roof today, the schools may purchase fillin g four pci suns and til­ suptiUce and other com modl\ tile Beach, awl competitive bid*. ing 18 others. i Webb, Jacksonvi ed In Air It’s Official: NAS Derby Out Field Day Set For Growers Board To Talk Legislation Fire Kills 1 R a llie d u lc d HOUSTON (UPI) - Wiring trouble In the Mercury-A Ma s Mg lit control system lias raused rescheduling of astro­ naut Leroy Gordon Cooper's 20-orbit spare flight from April to mid-May. ‘Blank Space’ WASHINGTON (UPI) The Defense Department may make public additional re­ connaissance photographs of Cuba in response to assert­ ions there was a "blank spate" in U. S. intelligence on the Soviet arms buildup. Neglecting Rights?? WASHINGTON (U l'l) — Tlic Republican P art), using traditional Lincoln'* Day din­ ner platforms, accused flic Kennedy administration of neglecting civil right*, bung­ ling foreign policy and ignor­ ing Hie Cuban threat. Trigger-Happy BAGHDAD. Iraq I Ul'l I Hughdud bristled today with heavy armor, including So­ viet-made lank*, while troop* and trigger-happy "national guards'* pressed a relentless house-to-house search f o r Communist foe* of file now rebel regime. Strike Called United press International A railway clerk* official called for a strike “ no later than Saturday" against the Southern Pacific system and l!te long .Vow York and C in e , land newspaper strikes re ­ mained without settlement to­ day. U.S. Seeks Ban Backing GENEVA (UPD — T h e United Htate* and Britain to­ day went a f t e r neutralist backing for their drive to pressure Russia into negutiutIng a nurlear test ban treaty. Herald Index Bridge ----Clas-ified ... Comics ..... Dear Ahhy Entertainment Editorial Page Legal* ___ Puxxle ... Page 8 Page 3-A Page 2-A Page 8 Page 8 Page 1 A 2-A 4 3-A Page g-A Page 8 Spurts — --..... - Page A Society i NO. 647 Secrecy Surrounds GOP On Legislative Posts "Secrecy” necrn* to bo the word on Republi­ can party plana to enter into tho race for Semi­ nole County neats in the State Senate anti Houne in tho March 26 iipcciiil election. Don Willson, GOB county chairman, inform­ ed The Herald Monday th a t the county commit­ tee would meet Tuesday when it was expected a nlate of Candida ten would lie indnrned for thu party nomination* for the two vacancies. Sinco early Monday Thu Herald ha* been un­ able to contact Willson. Hi* office reports either "he in out of the city" or "he is out of the office." Mr*. Thcintn Joyce, a committee member, an Id today she itad not been informed of any committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday. Tallahassee 1m* reported th a t no Republi­ can* have qualified to seek the new Senate seat nnd the House seal vacated by Mack Cleveland Jr. Cleveland ha* qualified for the Democratic primary for tho new Senate sent under tho new renpportionmciil plan. Former Itcp. Gordon Frederick ha* qualified for the party primary to seek tho House peat vacated by Cleveland. Former North Orlando Cop Is Arrested Michael Coshy, f o r m r r North Orlando police officer, will "be arraigned on a charge of impersonating ■ police of­ ficer before Juitice of the Peace Elmer E. Ashley Jr. on Feb. 20. Cosby, It was learned to­ day. was arrcalrd Feb. 7. ac­ cording lo Judge Ashley, en a complain! Signed by Misa Helen llallelt, S a n I a n d o Spring*. The w arrant was served by aheriff'a deputies and Cosby posted S2no bund when taken (o county Jail, ac­ cording lo Sheriff J. L. Mobliy. Judge Ashley quoted Miss llnllell that alio was proceed­ ing toward her home when site noticed, in her rear vis­ ion mirror, a cur behind her and (lie driver flashing wliai uppeared lo lie a police badge. When she slopped, she reportrd. Cosby informed her she was speeding and would have to come to Sanford fo post $ioo bond The- peace Justice quoted Miss llallelt further that when she informed Cosby she would have to change clothe* lie said, "I will lei you go this time hut I'll he watching you." Cosby, a member of Ihc North Orlando police force for four months, was one of three officers who resigned Jan. 18 wlien .Mayor Frank Fasiilo rejected a roinplalnl signed by them against Police Chief Jack Sutton. Tanker Search Continues MIAMI (U P D - The search Tor « tanker missing for 10 days with M men aboard shifted eastward today *o the north coast of Cuba. Thf Coast Guard planned lo use two piano* today in its search for the Marine Sul­ phur Quern, Uic 324-foot ves­ sel which mysteriously drop­ ped from sight on a routine rein between Beaumont, Tex., and Norfolk, Va. In ita hold live ship carried a cargo of molten sulphur, which—if exposed to sea wa­ ter—could have touched off an explosion that wuuld have blown up the ship. Authorities became con­ sulted Tuesday that clues were not to be found In the Atlantic, and ordered search- THY ONE OF THESE Girl Seoul Cookie'*, Mayor. Threo kinds of cookies f'xuu three kiiul* of Seoul*. Brownie Jinny Crowder (left), Intermediate StiMttn Jitckmin, (renter) and Senior Scout Bonnie Avend, (right) present Muyor Tom McDonald with Ixixea of mint cookie*, peanut blitter oundwlch rookie* ami buttertu'nteh flavored rookie* a* the annual Girl Scout Cookie Sulc net* underway freon Feb. 15 to March ii. (Hernid Pftoto) For Seminole County Bitter Cold, Winds Predicted Heavy winds and a f reeling cold is expected to hit Scutfmila County tonight and con­ tinue through Thinsday, tho weather bureau predicted to. day. Temperatures sre expected to range from 23 to 32 de­ grees with frost warnings posted throughout the area. n mountain highway In north­ west Georgia. Kub.frerxlng temperature* spread ucross Alahuma, Georgia ami Missis­ sippi. Tile only reading of til) de­ grees or higher uu* in Key West, Fla., where the mercury reurhed Do. The northern section* of Vermont, New Hampshire and County Agent Cecil Tucker Maine braced for ns much a* a rani tills morning tliul If the winds hold throughout the night, dumugr will In negli­ gible. . . . "If there Is heavy frost, some damage ran Im- ex. peeled from young tender growth on citrus,” lie added. .Meanwhile a broad arclir air mas* propelled southward today, covering the e n t i r e East Coast, posing heavy snow warnings in the North, east amf threatening exten­ sive damage to Texas' citrus and vegetable crops. Scores of schools were rlosed til the Southeast. The frigid air spawned tor­ rential rains and high winds in Florida where a Northwest Orient Airline Jet rrashed and burned after takeoff from Mi­ ami. All 43 persons aboard perished. Italn and snow choked off main highway arteries in Dix. ie, including parts of a 200nilla stretch between Knox­ ville and Nashville, Trim., and Higher Start NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock* er» to concentrate on the got off (4 a higher atari to­ Gulf from the Yucatan pen- day with a number of large insula eastward along the blocka appearing on the tape north coast eg at an active opening. foot of ficsh snow, while hasurdoua driving warnings were posted for southern New Eng­ land because of treacherous fi coxing min. At c o a s t a l Ilrownavlllr, Tex., Itio Grande Valley cltro* and vegetable farmer* em­ ployed smudga pots snd wind mm bines in an attem pt to la at Ike fifth cold spell of tha year. BedcS!I S f i s g S a E e ! Sulil Willi A 1(1 Year Factory Guarunlcc! Orthopedic Sets Rug. $159.00 $ 99 00 wrr Hollywood Beds KING SIZE Reg. $179.00 *11900W /T Innerspring Mattresses Royal Comfort - Firm or Med. Firm ltcg. $59.50 *39*0 Matching Box 8pr. Hsntr I'rlc# W /T 10% DOWN DELIVERS £fJw L& 2nd & Magnolia B E D D IN G COMPANY Ph. FA 2*8321 1 f i! . �ffh* #«Mfurb V m lB Page 2—Wed. Feb. 18, '63 SAV f No O ther B£CF C o u ld Be So I W inn-Dixie expert meat buy. ers select only the top grades of U. S. Gov't graded beef. It is then aged in temper, ature controlled coolers until it reaches it's peak of flavor and tenderness Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E D P R IC ES G O O D Thru F E B R U A R Y 16th coeritam — wian o iiii me — ,,,, D IX IE D A RLIN G T-BONE SIRLOIN Gov«rm«nt Inspected Half or Whole Smoked HAMS REV. JACK LINDSAY, new pntitor of the Longwood Firflt BaptlRt Church, and hl» fnmily were honored at a reception Riven by the WSCS last Sunday. Pictured ju st before cutting the cake, which watt nerved with punch, are Hev. Llndaey and WSCS president, Mrs, B. R, Gray. (Herald Photo) M Free Top V illi Stomps WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF two r « c u in or fnouh patio Enchilada Dfnnirs (Editor’s Note: This U >a eye-vritnesi report from the pilot of e Coast Guard heli­ copter that found sod Inspect­ ed the wreckage of the Northwest Orient Airlines jet which crashed in the Ever­ glades.) By 14. Cmdr. Junes DiUee MIAMI (UP1) - Most of the bodies apparently still era (aside Uw fuselage of the wrecked Northwest Orient Abliaee Jet plane, There are no survivors. I saw one body that ap­ peared to be Intact Luggage Waa atrewn everywhere. The hue lag# waa consumed by fire. It la completely burn* •d and gutted. We didn't see the wings, The taU eectioa la •boot 100 yerda away from the fueelage. We were unable to Had any todlcation of how the pilot earn* down. The tall la fair* ty Intact. Our three-man helicopter crew landed rigid In between the tall section and Uw fuse­ lage. It was dark and all we bad wera flaabllghta, an em­ ergency lamp anil two land­ ing light# a (ward tho ’copter to examine the wreckage. We found the wreckage on •ur leat sweep around that ( t* \ section of llw ’glades. Wc were running low on fuel and had decided to make one mora awing before total dark­ ness act In. About 8:49 p. tn. my co­ pilot, LI. Cmdr. William C. Wallace of Norfolk, Va., aaw what looked like e bonfire. When we got closer, we could eee that there were two fires going and a smoky lute covered the area. We made several passes and reported back what we had found by radio. After watting for another Coast Guard plane to come over end mark tho area, we landed and Wallace and I, along with Aviation Machin­ ists Mato First Clara William W. Wtochal of Miami, to•peeled tho wreckage. It wee lucky we went back for that teat look. mi l LESS SALT . . IITTER TASTING WHITE 50 Free Top Vilae Stamp WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE pF 0*1 SA.OI. 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T»3—Pape 3 Macmillan 'Mcves' ljiiHliiWilfllHl lOO io o rjj 100 Extra Plaid S t a m p s ® For Confidence Vote WASHINGTON' <UH) ~ A group of congressional xccretarle* let out today to prove on a duwn-to-dusk hike that they are In better shape than White House I’ress Secretary Pierre Salinger. Salinger, whose measure* Hu nts top to bottom are -13* -UM2, eonccded defeat 111 ad­ vance Tueiiluy hy admitting that "my ihape is not good.” He ealliil off plans for a mara than hike of his own Friday, The Capitol Hill girls, more in the .'hi-27-37 class, gloated that Salinger hail "cnpitul. * , a ted." They went abend with * ’ their planned trek along the towpath of the Chesnpcuke A: Ohio Canal, the same route Salinger had chosen. SEMINOLE ASSN. FOR RETARDED CHILDREN receives im extraLong - legged .)uci|ucline .special check front the CTO Wives Club, front a special fuml which watt f Jackie) MucDonald, 23, a started after Christmas. The Club regularly gives a check each month to lender of the congressional the Little Jlctl School house. Mrs. Fred Murray, left is treasurer of the or­ hikers, saiil, "We have felt nil along that we were in Iretter ganization for retarded children and Sirs. S. L. Wiggins, right is CPO 4 shape than Mr. Salinger. lieWives Club treasurer. (Herald Photo) side*, wo can’t see where it would ho detrimental to our •- health.” Salinger, hacked hy a state­ ment from the President's Councils on Youth Fitness which he denied having insti­ gated, used potential danger to hculth ns an excuse. He said persons not in good shape 1 A first hand account nl type rotlages, each with » home for neglected, depend fr shouldn’t overdo it. life at Florida Sheriff* Boy'a capacity of ?). under the ent children, not delinquents." The council's statement put Livestock, grain* and vege­ supervision of trained "house a dumper on the walking Ranch was shown Ruturiana parent*," where they learn to tables arc grown on the „ ~x> .use launched hy President Monday when Harry Weaver, accept responsibilities by per­ ranch, providing much of Ihc * ‘Kennedy's suggestion t h a t Hoy's Ranch Manager, ac­ forming assigned d u t i e s . fuod consumed hy the boys. .Marine Corps officers should companied by H aney Hugh­ However, lx>ys arc given am­ Tlie ranch also produces its find out if they still could es. one of llic ranch "par­ ple opportunity for healthful own milk In a modern dairy * -take SU-mile hikes as Presi­ activities In a well-rounded and carries out tree farming dent Theodore Roosevelt or- ents,” presented Ptc program. program. Weaver said. projects. Weaver, who was introduc­ .deled in IlHtt). Older boys are allowed to "Love, understanding, pa­ In advising c a i i t i o n, the ed by Sheriff J. I.. Hobby, dp- tience, discipline ami alit’c- n Itend da tires ami parties amt * rounell said the long-distance scribed the history of the tion arc qualities possessed go to movies. They take part marches might lie very fine ranch which received the first by alt ranch personnel as Ihey in school activities in county fo r M arines b u t they m ight be Ijoys in 195U alter it was con­ care for the homeless, neg­ schools and in church activ­ too si tenuous for the ride-to- ceived us an idea o( the Flor­ lected boys who thrive In the ities at the church of their the-drug store set who lire not ida sheriffs in 1057. wholesome, homelike en­ choice. A 737 acre tract ill North vironment," Weaver told Housed to such vigorous activity. •'The ranch is a txm prolil Ur. Ilalph K. Knutti, direc­ Florida, near Live Oak, is the tartans. venture supixirteil by volun­ tor of the National Heart In­ location of the ranch which is A colored film strip, depict­ tary contributions o( citizens stitute, quickly agreed. He ad­ a real ranch in every sense of ing the life of a boy from the and organizations interested vised: “Don't try to jump from the word. Weaver said. time he comes to the school, in the welfare of youth," he Residence buildings are sit­ through school, high school said. I sura activity to top perform­ ance in a single leap—o r you uated in a wooded area near und even higher education Weaver invited llolarlnns niuy end up with not only sate Hut historic Suwannee River training is shown in the film. lo visit Hie ranch and ohservt/ muscles und aching feet, but where the boys lish. swim Hoys sent to the ranch are the environment of the haven also a severe strain on various und Ixial. The live in ranch- from age el gilt to 12 years old fur humeiess boys at first vital uigans." ami arc carefully chosen by hand. The congressional secretar­ He noted that Flvis Pres­ an Admissions Committee, ies were getting a helping (mm lists of boys submitted ley was one of their very hand. 1 he A r m y gallantly by sheriffs of Florida, juve­ good supporters and had do­ nile judges, welfare officials nated the prop house used in agreed to provide a jeep and Urownic Scouts oi Troop the movie "Follow Thai ,a medical corpsnmn to ride and juvenile counselors. 202 enjoyed a weiner roast along the rniml towpath with "This is not a reform school Dream" which now serves as * them. Newsmen and photog- and cook out recently under or a correctional institution," a canteen ami barber shop Hie direction of Troop Leader ZYuphera uiso joined in the Weaver emphasized. "It is a on Hie ranch. Mr». La Verne Geiger with co"hike. leaders. Mrs, Rose Hrewcr The girls, practically all III and Mrs. Louise laird, and their litis, were taking fried Troop Mother, Mr*. G. L. -chicken mol apples to eat Thompson. "along the way. They decided Members of Hie Iroop in­ to fortify themselves with clude Stisait Raker, Deborah .substantial breakfasts before Brewer, Carol Arm Ilrltton, ‘ Tiitlmg Hie trail. Gail Denman, Linda Grillin, I he statement by the physi- Anna Marie Ihdf, Martha .cal fitness council was issued Joiner. Pamela Newton, Au­ only four hours U'forc Saling­ drey Pyle, Sheryl Sanders, er surrendered. Richard Snid­ Alice Scruggs. Jackie Thomp­ er, council ndminiatruUir, first son, Paula Vaughn, Becky said that Salinger suggested Webber, Karen Wilson, and the statement. Susy Sniilli. Hut Salinger heatedly denied it. He said Snider hud asked him If it would lm a good idea to issue the state­ ment and that ho hud given his appioval. Snider, his mem­ TALLAIf ASSKF I DPI) — ory refreshed hy higher au­ Peter II. Sobol, the Miami a t­ thority, then said ho hud been torney wlio helped trigger in error. F l o r i d u's reappoi tionment, , i- At Rotary Boy's Ranch Life Told ***** FEIIHUAHY IIIItTHDAYS were celebrated ut n m e rit troop meeting by Kuthy Morris, und Sheri Gardner, (front row) und Calvcrnu Baird and Sandra Kuehn, (back row) ull members of Browuie Troop 447, Luke Mary. Jax. 2-16-U Cuutnin gtxxl through February IS. AIIrimmI Brand SuRttr I’uretl SLICED BACON 39 1 - Lb. Pkff. ‘ tJ-l.h. I’kg. 77c) "Slll'KU - RIGHT" SKLETT Beef Liver - - lb. 39c "SUPER - RIGHT' FRKSHLY Ground Beef - 3 lbs. $1.29 3 to 5 • Lb. I’ltte* ^ While Bacon ^ Smoked Sausage „V,' v'V ' 29 FOUNDER S CELEBRATION SALE! B R A K E A N D F f^ Q N T E N D S E R V I C E (!) - Lb. 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Kentucky Stale Health Com­ missioner Dr Russell Teague >aid it appeared lire stale was in tin* "beginning of a good epidemic" He »ald he was fairly sure it was the Asian flue si rain. Trigg County school* In Kentucky were close'll Tues­ day when is per rent of 2,<x)0 enrolled students failed lo show up for classes. About too patients Jammed the em er­ gency room* at the lamisvtllc, Ky., General Hospital. Sobel To Run For House Thay'rn growing the naw tors much biggtf this season. Ami lo IhmL that only a year or two ago, it was just the other way oround. For a while there, you could buy a cor thol you could actually park on the fares try. And that didn't need power this and power that to get oround the block. W e're going lo miss them. And we think o lot ol other people will, too. Because we think there ore people who still won! to pul a sensible omount ol money into o sensible omount oi cor. So prepare yoursell. the 1963 Volkswagen is still exocliy the same size. 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Itarked by the best display of party unity since the Com­ mon Market crisis broke, Mac­ millan o r d e r e d full steam abend ott his plans for n new wage policy, world commodity pacts and increased trade with the United States, Europe, and the Commonwealth. The first step was talks to­ day v it It Walter Srhcel, the West German minister for economic cooperation. Macmillan's U o n servntivc government weathered harsh attacks from the opposition Luljor patty Tuesday night to win another vote of confidence lit tire House of Common*. The vote on Macmillan's Com num Market policy was 333227. The 1(Hi-vote majority was the biggest Conservative edge In 15 months and it indicated the ruling party, badly split over the Common Market is­ sue, was lined up solidly hehind its leader. H was the third Conservative victory in Commons in recent weeks. 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Henry Russell, of Marina Tale, telle me that thla weather ta the mala ration tor the alack ta ahad fiahlng but it haaa’t affected the apcck fishing. I went out to the Monroe boat ramp Sunday afternoon and counted 73 cara from around the atate. At 4:30 Sunday I counted 47 fiahlng boata on Lake Monroe . . . and by the looka of thingi everyone wai getting hla J. ahare of apecki. * . t . ; v : * ■ i I J * * * 1 talked with Jim Crowe and he aaid that the ffobermen were ataughterlag the apecka all over the county. Jim reported one good catch of ahad, brought In by Ed O’Hara, Prank Stokea and George Fereng of Palalka. Thirty-three ahad la all, 20 of them roe. The Nungeaaer ahad dart rig brought tbcae In. Jim informed me that he baa iaeretaed hla fleet to SO boata. I aakod Jim why all the boata had been gathered around the alough on the north aide of hia camp and he aald, "Why. Bill, didn’t you know that It ’Knee Deep to a Blackbird Slough’ 7” And ihoae flihermen were slaugh­ tering thoae speckled perch down there In "Knee Deep to a Blackbird Slough." Jim explained that in low water acaaon a blackbird can aland in the middle of the alough and Just get hit feet wet. 1 went on down to Marina Ilia and talked with Henry Ruaaell, who aald Mr. and Sira. Will Carter of Winter Park landed 33 large ahad with 37 rocs in the catch. They seemed to be the brav­ est and luckiest In the line of shad fishing and bucking the weather, which didn’t look too good at all. Another catch brought in Monday evening at Crowe's camp just before the bottom fell out of the sky was 1> nice shad caught by Allen and Lores Mills and Mary Alton of South Lyon, Mich. Jim said three Inches of rain fell at hla place but by Tuesday morning things were looking good with 19 parties ibid fishing by noon. Well, that's about it for to­ day. So will get back to the dark room and wait for that big fish story. Halted Frees feternattoaal Sophomore JlnxT Tom Treat) and Bo Belinsky are about as far apart ternpermcntally as any two ball players In the world bat they agree 100 per cent that (here's really no such thing as a second-year Jinx. Both feel it's just a ques­ tion of doing what cornea na­ turally. In Tresh's case, that means signing a contract and beginning spring training without fusi or bother. In Belinsky’s, it means getting bis name In headlines without half trying. Trash, American League rookie of the year In 1982 when he helped the New York Yankees to a srorld cham­ pionship, made new* Tues­ day by signing a contract for an estimated BIS.OOO while Retlnsky, win numbered a no-hlllcr In 10 victories for the Los Angeles Angels last season, made news by over­ sleeping. Trcsh a .288 hitter as short­ stop and left-fielder in his rookie season, accepted a raise of about 13,000 and went diligently to work at the Yankees’ Fort Lauderadale, Fla., training camp. The Yanks alto announced the signing of pitchers Stan Williams, Marshall Bridges, Jim Coates, Jim Bronstad, Hal Stowe and Bob Meyer plus first baseman Joe Pepltone. It all happened with as llltle noise as the scratch of a few pens. At Palm Springs, Calif., however, the simple routine of the Angels’ first workout was thrown Into confusion by the failure of Belinsky to show up on Ume. Bo arrived an hour late but with an ex­ cuse that was good enough to forestall any disciplinary action by manager Bill Rigney. "I was In bed all day Mon­ day with a cold," explained the fast-talking, faat-lhrowlng lefty. "And 1 slept late with It this morning." The San Francisco Giants also signed a key player when shortstop Joae Pagan agreed to forms In a telephone con­ versation front San Juan, P. R. Jose, who hit .234 during the National League season, topped all World Series hit­ ters last autumn with a .308 average. Roofers Maker 'Clean' Sweep t h e n e w & t c iu e ZOHE , - 4 $ you M A V H A V E E E A C*. {*& A /a \V B E T IV E E H T H E T O P O P TU B . 'SH O U LC * SOr> A N P THE ACHEE&/ Oviedo Topples Ocoee Ovlsdo’s well balanced scor­ ing punch, with four Llona hitting for double figures, stopped Ocoee, <11.58 In over­ time cage action T u e s d a y night. The victory was Oviedo's eighth straight of the season and 12th In 15 games. Leading tha Oviedo assault was Jim Spotts Stars In Kegler Play Lorraine Spoils was high In the Shooting Stan Bowling League with a 117-473. Sho bad a turkey with flea strikes in a row. Betty Allen relied g 178-4a* aeries. Other high games were Elaine Kosltval IT*. Mabel Dugan 144, Jo Cleveland and Busy Bans UB. Track Meet BAN FBANCUCO (UP!) Half-miler Bay Via Aston of Oregoa's Emerald Empire AA tad relay teama from Southern California and Ore­ gon State have been added l y tha Golden Oato Invita­ tional Indoor track meet Frt- Courier with IB points follow­ ed by Mickey Tcshi'ky, 13 and Ted Hillhont and Jim DeNhaxo, ID each. Oviedo blew a 28-10 half­ time lead us Ocoee came on strong In the second half of Play . Courier dunked In a floor shot In the overtime to give tha Llona a two point deficit. Af­ ter a brief freese by the Llona, a number of fouls Iced the game for Oviedo. Htelmneyer's Roofers foam mada a clean sweep In tha Thursday night mixed league taking all tour points In leagun piny this week. Eddie Monroe led the team with m 577 srratch. Team standings are Powell’a Office Supply in first place with 54 wins and 30 losses: Pryor's Insuranre, 53 wins, 31 losses; Appleby'* Restaurant, 51 wins, 33 losses; Heart Council, 85 wina, 40 luaaea; fttcimneyer’s Roofers, 33 wins 51 losses and Cook’* Corner, 28 wins ami 68 losses. In addition to Monroe of Htoinmeyer'e, the following had series of 600 plus: Dick Covell of Powell's Office Sup­ ply, 514; Ellen Bella nf Pow­ ell's Office Supply, 501; Ver­ gil Anderson of Pryor'*, 508; Harold Appleby of Appleby's Restaurant, 618; To.u Armao uf Heart Council, 618 and Ed­ die Simon of Heart Council with a 546. The only apllta reported Oil* week were the 8-10 converted by Steck Holly of Pryor's and Dick Coveil of Powell's Office Supply. Palmer Off On Jaunt Semi-Final Event At SOKC Alter Phoenix Win King Stake Emperor Amle won Ihe PHOENIX, Arlx. (UP!) Arnold Palmer headed for a $33,000 Phoenix Open golf little vacation today with tho tournament Tuesday after idea that ■ bee can be a sweating out a decision by man’s best friend. the USGA that a bee that landpd on his golf ball and moved it a fraction of an inch toward the hole wat not illegal help. If it had been, Palmer could have been finalized at First Game — Doubles S least a stroke and the tourna­ ment could have wound up In Points— 1 Tejcro-Fernando; 2 a dead-lock with Gary Play­ Iza-Abasolo; 3 Furquet-Felix; er. As It was, Arnold won the 4 Kstrada-Kgana; 3 lilas-Ra- event for the third consecu­ mon; ■ Anacabc-Irlgo; Subs: tive time, a feat comparable to a no-hltter In baseball, and Martin-Olarre. Second Game—Doobtei, I picked up a check for $3,300. To get the victory, Amle Points— 1 Iza-Juanchu; 3 shot a two-under-par 70, the Blaa-Felix; 3 Martln-Feman- same as Player, and wound do; 4 Furquet-Egana; J Es- up with a 273 total. Player, trada-Ramon; 8 Tejero-Irigo; winning $3,400, finished sec­ Subs: Anacabe Abasolo. ond shooting a 70 alto, for Third Game— Singles, a Points—1 Felix, i Urquidl, 3 £74. The bee Incident occurred Telcro, 4 Olarre, 3 Furquel, on the sixth green. As Palmer 6 Egana, 7 Fernando, Sub: was about to putt, a bee land­ Estrada. Fourth Game — Singles, • ed on his golf ball. Amle Points—t Arrona, 2 Abasolo, walked away and then as he 3 F.lorri, 4 Manuel, 5 Aldax, prepared to address the ball B Astiga, 7 Martin, Sub: Agut- ■gain, the bee flew away and the ball moved. tin. Firih Game — Doable* 5 Palmer Immediately called Point*— 1 Badlola • Echanlt; for a ruling. PGA tournament 2 Urla • Zaira; 3 Arrallbcl- supervisor Joe Black decided Agustln; 4 JaciiWEIorri; S to telephone USGA headquar­ Areltlo-Irarte; 8 Gastl-Loren- ters In New York, explaining zo; Subs: Astlga-Urlzar. he had never encountered this Sixth Game — Doublet, S type or Incident before, After Points 1 Arrona-Agustin, 2 a king delay, the ruling was Alda* - Lorenzo; 3 Arriola- made—in Palmer's favor. Echanlz; 4 Aitlga-Urlzar; 3 "I'm playing such good Hadkila-Manucl; 8 Onatc-Zar- golf," said Palmer after the ra; Subs: Uria-Elorrj. victory, "that It’s loo bad that Seventh Game— Doubles, S my putting has gone to pot. I Point*—l Estrada-Olarrc; 2 used 34 putts to make the Iza-Urquidi; 3 Arrona - Aba- round. Maybe a rest will tola; 4 Arricta-1Irgo; 3 Anaca. help." be-Ramon; 8 Bias • Juanchu; Amic still is searching for Subs: Furquct-Fernanda. the grand slam In golf—win­ Eighth Game — Singles, 7 point*— I On lie, 2 Arcltlo, 3 ning thn United Statea Na­ Arralibel, 4 Badiola, 3 Urla, tional Open, the Masters, the B Iriarte, 7 Jacin, B Gasti, PGA and the British Open. At one time or another he haa Sub: Lorenzo. Ninth Game — Double*, 3 captured them all execept the Point*—1 Astiga • Elorrl; 2 PGA. "But I'm atlll going for that Uria-iKchanlz: 3 Jacln-ljurenzo; 4 Areltlo-Agustln; 3 Ar- grand slam," he said. "And rallbel-Irlirte; 8 Gattl-Vri- I will as long at I can play." Palmer this year already zsr; Subs: Aldsc-Manuel. tfth Game — Doubles, S lias won the b n Angeles Point*—1 Arrona-Juanchu; 2 Open and the Phoenix. But It Anacabo-Qlarre; 3 Aldai-Ur- ix doubtful that is as sensa­ quldl; 4 Arrfeta-UWzar; 5 tional as the performance of Martin-Zarri, 8 Onale-Manuel; little rtayer, the South Afri­ can health fadlst. Subs: Badlola-Ramon. Jai-Alai Entries Standard Oil put on a fourth-quarter rush but lost to Day and Night Grill 28-26 in the Biddy Basketball League. Bill Higginbotham and Rick Semi-finals In th* second Galloway were outstanding running of the annual racing king stake send 18 of the track's fastest male apeedsters to the post in the eighth and ninth races of a ten-race midweek program at the Sanlord-Orlaodo Kennel Club T. Wesley, A. Kelly, M. tonight Neumann and D. Sklar took The first four greyhounds top honors in the point quota to finish in each race will pro-am tournament at Maycomprise the field for the fair Country Club Monday. king (take final on Saturday The team scored a plus 23 night. —23 points more than ill Male stars In the eighth race quota. Wesley It the profes­ are Denny Mac, Coro Em­ sional on the team; the oth­ pire, Sock Tray, Marlow ers are amateurs. Brandy, Sarasota Egg King, Second scoring foam was O. B.’s Deacon, Foxworth BUI Morgan (pro), D. Fried­ and Cherokee Ilulou, man, J, Finlay and J. Lich­ Ninth race entries are Der- tenstein, with a plus IB. by and Inaugural Champ, Wesley and A. Ogllvie won Mac Tray; Loyal Luke, Duke the pro-pro division with a Drake, Good Timing, Speed gross S3 and Morgan was low Beams, Cherokee Sundial, with a 70. Fathom and Jeff Mac, Orville Motes' Fathom it the defending champion, hav­ ing triumphed In the first running of this speed clastic a year ago. Denny Mae ta the first greyhound to rack up five NEW YORK (UPI) — Lot wins this season. He has had Angeles bolted to Ihe fore­ ■even starta and belingt to front today in a behind-theT. J. Daniel, owner of the scenes struggle for the 1D6S track’s wlnnlngest kennel. Olympic Games despite an­ guished protests by Detroit, which had been assured it was "in" but may wind up being eased out. lo t Angeles' chances were a p P r o c 1ably strengthened Tuesday and Detroit’i pro­ portionately weakened when UoMed Frees lairrnallows! the United States Olympic Loyola nf Chicago hat the Committee was urged by its right team, but perhaps it executive committee to re­ picked the wrong season. consider the five cities bid­ The Ramblers, who have ding for the 1968 Olympics. run away from most of their Theoretically, San Francis­ opponent! this campaign, co, Philadelphia and Port­ proved they could alug It out land, Ora., also Itave been and fight with the best of Invited to present their cases them Tuesday night by hold­ before the committee on ing on for a 92-90 overtime March 13 and 19 but officials victory over a rugged Mar­ from those three cities may quette team at Chicago. not even show up because the It wat the 21M triumph competition actually has nar­ without defeat for loyola, rowed to Los Angeles and De­ certainly good enough to de­ troit. serve top national ranking in an average season. 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He lias never been hospitalized. Since he was horn in bond­ age, tlie rep. i ter was curious ns to how Turner could de­ finitely establish his age. He explained Hint when he ap­ plied for mi old nge pension, officials looked into the fntnl ly records, found his birth was recorded when he was one year old and that he should hnve been drawing a pension for tlio four years previous. Turner Is a religious man, being on active member of tho Seventh Day Adventist Church, which observe* the Sabbath on Saturday. "Christ set tho Sabbath," Turner avow*. "He presented it to me and I accepted It. Hut it is Ills Holy Sabbath.” Pig Head Look What 10cWill Buy! modern nga have cum* into cxl.tenco during thi' life »t>ati of a Sanford Negro. For ho \vn» born before the automobile, the electric liirht hull), tha radio, the airplane, televlilcn. Turner Davit reached the century-mark la.t mouth, lie was horn when President l.lneoln waa In office . . , the man whose birthday We ob­ served Tuesday. Turner Davis w it 100 year* old on Jan. in. President Lincoln had been In office for two years when Turner Davis wus born in "Georgia territory" mi Jan. 13, ISfht. And Turner say* he was three years old when he ■rid his family were froed front bondage- Turner wns born Into slavery. When he was just a "lx>y child" Turner’s family removed to "Florida territory," near Munticettu. Hut lung be­ fore the turn of tho century Turner came to the Sanford area frei(uently to fish in Lake Monroe and the St. Johns flivcr. And then in 1001 he came to Snnford to stay. He has resided fer many yrais ut 1304 West 13th Street. A Branddaughter now makes her homo with him. The accompanying photo- The New York City fruit graph was taken by Hrrald and vegetable ninrket waa cameraman Hill Vincent. Tur­ eloaed Tuesday, In ohsarvance ner recalled that he worked of Lincoln’* Birthday. In Phil­ as a fisherman for many adelphia, crates of Flurida years for Hill's grandfather cabbage sold for (3.00, witli and father. And hu also re many fair qnullly und small at called there was a severe (2.00-12.60. Celery. 2 to .1 atorm the night Dill came into doten sire, was (8.78-11.00 the world. and Chinese cabbage general­ When he turned from fish­ ly (2.60 for the licet, with ing as a vocation to an avo­ some fair (2.26. Kndlvo rang­ cation he often took young ed from (2.60-(.1.00 per ersta Bill out to teach him the nidi- with some small (lies (2.00mente. And now BUI writes a (2.28. Ksrarule waa generally s porta column for The Her­ only fair quality and runged ald. from (1.80-(2.28, m o s t l y Hut Turner says he had to (1.70-12.00. Most Florida Hu■top fishing about threa malne Isttuc* sold for (2.28years ago. "I caught more fish (2.60 with a few better qual­ than they did . . . and they ity high as (1.00. Crates of 6 took my hoats." “Who I* doten bunches of curly pars­ •they’t" "Those white fel­ ley were |J.7S-(3.0o and rad­ lows . . . they stale my boats, ish** were (1.00(1.18 per all three of them." basket of 30-0 os. film bags. The rrnlenarlan eald he In Central Florida yester­ used to do some fsrmlng as a day offerings of mint vsgesideline . . , and he la plan­ tables were light. Demand ex­ ning to put In a garden nest ceeded supply for celery, and to hit home when tha weathar price* rose to (2.76 per crate for 2 to 2>s doten site, and breaks. Turner has a aensa of bu- (2.60 for 3 to H doten. Cabmor. Ha recalled that a local bag* brought (2.to per crate judge years ago would over­ and (2.1)0-12.26 per 60 Hi. look the matter of seining ■ark, Crates of red cabbage flab. But there waa a change ware |3.UO.(2.60 according to of court and Turner waa alse. Carrot* were (2.26 for brought before a strange meeh eaeka contilng 48-1 lb. judge. "They put me In Jail,” film baga, and Chinese cab­ bage sold for (1.60 per crate. he laughed. Queried at to his earliest re­ Endive was (1.60 a crate and collection of any avant of escarol* Bold for (1215. Bundl­ significance. Turner respond­ ed collards and turnip* war* ed, "I remember the day (1.78 per doten hunchut, and President Garfield was ahot huthel baskets of mustard and . . . there was Juts Of excite- turnip greens were (1.60, Ice­ nient.” (President Garfield berg lettuce ranged from us* mortally wounded July 2, 12.00-18.00 according to qual­ IhRI, and died Kept. IB, 1U1.) ity, and Romalna waa (1.60During Turner’s life span 13.00. Green onion* war* (LOO Hires presidents were assas­ a dozen bunchvi, paisley (2.00 sinated and there have been for crates of D dozen bundles five wars. President Lincoln and radii lie* 00-78 rente per Was shot In I8H6, President basket. Garfield in 1881 and Presi­ Shipment* from F l o r i d a dent McKinley in 1001. And Monday i n c l u d e d : Celery the wars: The Civil War, rail 28, truck 23; cabbage, rail Spanish-Amerlean War, World 2, truck 41; cscarole, rail I, War I, World War II and tha truck 0: lettuce, truck 4 and radishes truck 8, with no rail Korean conflictTurner's wife died in 1W11 in either of the last two. and he never remarried. He lias a daughter, Nellie Trent, Bout On TV and threa sons, Samuel Davis, NEW YORK (UPD-A to­ in Sanford: Aaren, of Savan­ tal of 30 location* in 21 ciliet nah, N. Y., and Joatph, of have made arrangements for Naw Smyrna Beach. "But ! the showing on clotcd-clrcuit had II head in all," Turner television of the fight between said. U« also has sU grand- baavywslghti C’aiilui Clay ' is great-graadehU- and Doug Jone* on March II. Hams or Backbone Lb. 3 - SAXET - All the wnndera of thii dren B L A C K EYE PEAS FIELD PEAS G REEN b W H IT E L IM A BEA N S Side or Shoulders Lb. - BUSH S PORK b BEAN S BABY L IM A BEAN S G REAT N O R T H E R N BEAN S N A V Y BEANS 8 ( 28 Chitterlings 5 lbs. 1.39 Pig Feet 3 lbs. 291 ( SH O W B O A T SPAG H ETTI J A Y BIRD V IE N N A SAU SAG E SMOKED SLAB BACON Lb. 28‘ Chicken Backs . 10 lbs. 98c Shoulder Round Each Vegetable Market ROAST Standing: Rib or Rump ROAST,, 5 8 Shortening 3 Lb. Can Limit I With Order new Giant Fab STEAK 1 Porterhouse T-IIonc • Sirloin RoneleHH Full Cut Round Limit 1 With gii Food Order LARUE 1IAO PLANTATION MEAL or GRITS . 2 8 .101 CAN-LIMIT .1 DOUBLE LUCK M 4* GREEN BEANS 10* LARUE JAR COPELAND PURE LARD • e Sirloin Tip Roast Lb. 78c Fresh Ground Beef 3 Lbs. $1 • FRESH PRODUCE ALL M EAT ST E W ib U. S. No. 1 POTATOES Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Feb. 17 c& Golden Ripe Bananas i'US 2 Convenient I/ocations 1100 W. 13th SL 4th S t & Sanford Ave. �# c * fc rl Pajre 8—Wed. Feb. 18, *68 frraTN Television Local Girl To Appear In Twelfth Annual Jeanie Contest, Saturday I ... A replica of on 1884 ball .£own will be worn by Mil* -Patty Glenn Johnaon. when the appeara in the Twelfth Annual Jeanie Conteet to be held a t Stephen Foater Me­ morial on Feb. 10, The daughter of Mr. and Mr*. C. W. (Pat) Johnaon, Fatty baa been frantically ■earchlng the fabric abop* for juat the right ribbon*, lace and flower* a* Hated In the detailed deacrlption of the gown. The dreea ia to dupli­ cate one believed to have been worn by the original Jeanie, Jana McDowell Foiter. Conteatenta ware allowed to diooa* a pa*tel color moat be­ coming to the Individual, and Jllaa Johnaon haa choten pink. The fabric ia taffeta with an prersklrt el point tfeaprit. tThe bodice feature* an off ‘ehoulder deco! letag*, boned ^ rith faatherbone. The yoke* 'a re cut on the bias, aeamcd in ^lhe center, ualng one and one -half yard* of net for ruffle to .^be mad* double, with little ^fullneaa. a For that gtamoroua look of -yeatcryeor, the pattern call* tfor at leaat live width* of taf£feta In the skirt, "alx if poaJptbls." It la to be ahaped at ',4b* top to avoid bulkineaa at -th e walat and have a four-inch ibem —“at leaat” The over* $gklrt muat be fuller than the “ taffeta and about one and a * "1 yarda longer than tha unaklrt to allow plenty of Uriel when caught up with *nee*gay* all around the volUmnloua aklrt ! The noMgay* are project* In thanuelve* c a l l i n g for E WEDNESDAY P. M. *:«• ( I ) W a r n * F o a e lisr ( I ) Cfcanaol t X t w o r s e s (•> ABC •rex <s> Kditorul with pieot edge, of two and a 'm ust have two itreamera and half to three Inch width and “end* of ribbon ahaped, not at least alxteen to eighteen cut atralght aero**." Inchea long. Each noiegay Jeanie* should wear their hair parted in the center, if it 1* becoming, according to in­ formation furnished by Mrs. Evelyn F o i t r r Momeweck, closest living relativs of Ste­ phen Foster. Queried recently a* to how ahe feci* about all tha “folde-rol" connected with the Jennie Contest, Patty flashed her famuu* smile and replied, “excltedl 1 Just know when 1 get there, it will be worth it ai l ” Patty will wear the 1864 ball gown for the afternoon audition aesslon and also at the grand ball, when she will he escorted by Bedford Aiken, one of her childhood friends, who has also played piano ac­ companiment for her on numeroua occasions, Th* local soprano, who has just turned eighteen, Is being sponsored In the contest by the federated music clubs of Winter Park and Orlando. Sha will bo chaperoned by her mother, Mr*. C. W. Johnson and by her volca teacher, Mn. Grace Sanford, of Winter Park. The winner of th* event will receive a (600 scholarship to be used to further her musical education only. Each maid will receive a $300 scholarMISS PATTY GLENN JOHNSON, wearing the ahip for the aume purpose. replica of an 1854 ball gown th a t nhe will wear Three out of state Judges thin weekend when she appears as a contestant will decide the winner*. Scor­ in tho twelfth annuul Jennie contest a t the ing sheet* allow 86% for mus­ Stephen Foster Memorial, in White Springs. ical ability: 26% for appear(Herald Photo) anco and photogenic qualities and 30% for atag* presence. white or tinted gardenia*) camallia*, or rosea with a few lily of the valley. The ribbon* must be hemetltched and cut 5Executive Guest At DAR Meeting Harold Cole*, executive vice gruldeat of the Florid* State Chamber of Commerce, Jack­ sonville, was guest speaker tor tbs monthly meeting of the Bailie lfarrlson Chapter D.A.R. which met Friday afternoon at tha home of MrsH. W. Rucker with M n. C. R. Klrtley, Mrs. Edmund Meiach, Mrs. P. P. Campbell and Mrs. A. 6. McCalJum as eohostesses. Mr. Colaa spoke on the “ Restoration of St. Augustine" and gsva an interesting and iBstructlva outline of the work that has been dons and that la contemplated. Ha stated that "the ultimate goal la to return St. Augustins to Its original status." 11a mentioned (bat Albert Manucy, tha Ancient City his­ torian, wa* In Asturiaa, Spain, doing work akatebts of Ailurlan houses. The old Salcedo and Qalegaa house* were soon to be restored, as well as the Arivas house near the old city gates, which will serve as headquarters for the organiza­ tion. On March It, Lyndon John­ aon, vice president of the United States, and Mrs. John­ son will attend tha dedication ceremonies In St. Augustine. Beautiful colored motion pictures were shown at the conclusion of the talk, through th* courtesy of David Thrash­ er. These pictures will be shown throughout Florida but the first showing waa in San­ ford. John Krider, manager, and Francis E. Roumillit III, president of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce, ac­ companied Mr. Colee, The Regent, Mrs, L. C. Wildner, presided over the meeting at which lima routine business was transacted. Mra. Casselberry Personals ■y Jaae Cassatoerry Mr. and Mrs. George Chen­ ey and children, Grog, Denny and Laura, of Peoria, 111., ar­ rived Wednesday tor a visit with her parents, Mr. and M n. Gaorgs Millar of L and M Lana, Casselberry. The Chaneyi, who mads their home ia Caiaalberry last wintor, visited relative* ia Penn­ sylvania and toured Washing­ ton, D. C., an their trip down. Mr. and Mr*. Goorge MUMr of L aad M Lane. Cassel­ berry, have bad aa their guests recently their grandchildren. Curt and GorUec Eurdett, with their cousin, Gary Eurdett, who ia touring .the stale aa a metor scooter, "fh ad Jbalr friend, BUI Moisey, L«f Marie. 10. F. E. Roumillat was program chairman for the afternoon. At the conclusion of the meet­ ing refreshments were served by the hostesses. Others present were Mmci, F. E. Boll, M. J. Brum, How­ ard Brewer, C. E. liutlcr, E. M. Hoke, A. R. Key, A. W. Lee, R. M. Mason, J. 0. Ray, James M. Sima, Lawrence Tinsley, Dean* Turner, J. SI. Clair White, Leon W. Fellows, Rsymond Smith and two guesta, Mrs. L. W. Ross of Huntington, W. Va., and Mra. F. If. Wheeler of Greenwich, Conn. MRS. S T E P H E N Berry, one of t h e models who will pre­ sent fashions f r o m Cowan's at the Wel­ come Wagon style show a n d benefit dessert card party, Tuesday, Feb. 19 at the Wom­ an's Club. She is wear­ ing a btue silk and ray­ on lined a f t e r n o o n dress, by Mr. Mac of Miami. Carol’s Dress and Sports Wear Shop, of Longwod Plaza, will also present fashions a t the show. (Herald Photo) Appoints Temporary Officers Plans Luncheon Members of XI Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with eight of the charter members of the new Nu Phi Mu Chapter In the Florida State Bank Lounge to help them gel urgunlied. The pledge ritual and in­ stallation of otllccrs will be held Feb. 28 at fi p.m. at the home of Hr*. Glenn McCall, Oxford St., In Longwood. Their plcdgo meetings will start tha first Thursday night in March at the home of Mra. Joe Alexander. At that time one of the Xi Beta Eta com­ mittee chairmen will nicel with them to belp act up a committee, explaining t h e duties of the committee. Each committee chairman of XI Beta EU will take turns meeting with them until all of their commlltcci have been set up. Mra. E. C. Harper Jr., ways and means and friendly venture chairman, plans to meet with (hem at the first aesslon. New officers appointed to aerv* until September, when they will be eligible to elect officers, were Mra. Joo Alex­ ander, president; Mrs. Greg Walker, vice president; Miss Leslie Jones, secrete ry, and Mr*. Bobby Mitchell, treaaurcr. Other charter members arc Mrs. Robert Gonzalez, Mrs. James Warner, Mrs. Linda Reek, Mrs. Sid Vihlcn, Mis* Donna Hodges, Miss Barbara Moses and Mrs. Mlko Crcver, a transfer member from Win­ ter Park. XI Bela Eta members meeting with them were Mmea. E. C. Harper Jr., Glenn McCall, Vernon Hardin, John Alexander, Ashby MeClinahan and J. Harold Chap­ man. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dri»kcll, MOflit Bel Air Bivd., announce the birth of a six pound 11 ounce daughter, Feb. g at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. llils la the first child for the couple and Ihoy have chosen tha name Pamela Yvoona for Um new arrival. Mra. Driskell la tha former Mlaa Sharon Karrakcr, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Karraktr, of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. E. DrlakeU of Loxley, Ala. The baby attracted a lot of extra attention at the hospital because *be already had one tooth when she was born, which la very uauiiiaL This Thursday The Lake Mary Woman’s Club will meet at Ihe Pancake House In Winter Park for the monthly luncheon meeting this Thursday at 11 noon. Mrs. George C. Harden will present the program and show slides taken during ber world cruises. Guest of honor will be a student and his mother from Ihe Lake Mary School. The names of the guests will not be known until ihe day of the luncheon. It will be the win­ ner of the essay contest at the school and his mother. Mrs. Earl Toney, chairman of the contest, will present the win­ ner with a savings bond from the club. Tickets will also be avail­ able for Ihe Sarepla Home benefit dance. T :t f T iU • ill 1:11 1:10 l:IS • K* • ill !•:!• Plans Events llllt Honoring Guests 11:1# The Ladles Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Assn, will hon or tho national president, Ruth Stevens, and regional vice president, Minnie Kress pack, when they visit the unit this Friday. A luncheon is planned at the Hamilton House at 13:30 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling Mr*. Donald Pierce *t 322-8792. Friday night a Valentine dance will be held at the Fleet Reserve Home on Seminole Bivd., starting at 8 p.m. Tie keta will be available at the door. Refreshments will be served and a door prize awarded. Among guests attending will be the national officeri and members from the Orlando Branch. All members are urged to attend one or both of these events. March Luncheon Lake Mary Club (t) (11 <•) (I) F R A Auxiliary Sponsoring Nu Phi Mu Sorority Chapter THURSDAY A. M. !:!• SK I 7:0* till !•:•• Station Wives HAROLD COLEE, center, guest speaker a t u recent DAU meeting with Homo of the members. 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Hamilton, served home­ made Danish pastries, sand­ wiches and coffee. Welcomed aboard were two new members of the club, Mrs. Michael J. Pickering and Mra. Vincent G. Law. Mrs. David Olmilead discuss­ ed plans for the March lunch­ eon and white elephant sale at Ihe Mayfair Hotel for the Of­ ficer* Wives Club (including all aquadrons) sponsored by the Station Wive*. Mrs. Leonard D. Elllngwood conducted the business meeting and the door prize, a large heart-shsped box of candy waa won by Mrs. BUI W. Sharp. Personals Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Garrett of Fredericksburg, Va., spent last weekend with Mr. and Mra. W. D. 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U u n d e u n d 4:10 ( ! ) Here's Hollywood I I I E dge of Nluht ( ! ) Discovery ' l l 4:11 ( I ) Am erican N e w a e ta u l 1:04 ( t ) Huperraan |« ) Uncle W alt 1:14 c i I l<ed 1 U v e a I ! ) Beet of Oroucho I I ) Deputy D aw g 1:11 ( t ) W e a th e r Show Benefit Party A t Oviedo Club By Lioda Smithson Members of the Oviedo Woman's Club arc reminded of the benefit card parly this Thursday at the club house with Mra. J. R. Bailie as hos­ tess. Bring your awn cards snd if yuu do not play cards bring a checker board, chess or what have you. Refreshments will be served and several prizes awarded. (D su a h I DEAR ABBY: About four months ago a friend of ours came to us with a hard luck story. She want­ ed a divorce, so my husband paid for it. Then he invited her and her two smnll children to move in with us “ for a while.” We have a small house, three children and I am ex­ pecting again, so you know we are crowded. I go to work every day and this friend stays home and cares for all the children. I keep telling my husband we have to get this woman out or the house, but he says she’s like a sister to him. People are talk­ ing. How do 1 get rid of her without hurting her feelings? NERVOUS DEAR NERVOUS: Since your husband Invited her to live with you, he should tell her to make other a r­ rangements. Remind him th a t he has enough family without adopting a “sister” and her two children. If you don’t insist that this friend make her home elsewhere — and Im­ mediately — you'll wind up the working "sister” while she assumes the role of homemaker for your huabund. • * * DEAR ABBY: Our 15-year-old boy Is our problem. He won’t do a thing unless he is paid for It. He worked last summer a t a garage and we heard all over town what a good worker he was, but if we try to get him to mow the lawn or clean the basement or even his own room he will sneak out of the house before we can catch him. He is too big to spank and too young to throw out of the house bug and baggage (which is what his father thinks will cure him.) Should we ju st put up with this kind of behavior until he is 18 and then let the Army train him? CORNERED DEAR CORNERED: Your son needs some affection and real under­ standing. Do you "order" him to do things, or do you ask him properly? I have yet to meet any normnl 15year-old boy who wouldn't respond to a little praise, a lot of love and a modest incentive. • * Plans Banquet For M Y F Groups The WSCS of Ebenezer Methodist Church is giving a Valentine banquet for the Junior and Senior MYF mem­ ber*, this Thursday at the church. Serving will start at 8:30 p.m. and a turkey dinner with all the trimmings will be enoyed by the young people. Each one la asked to invite a guest for the evening. Decorations will carry out the Valentine theme and fol­ lowing the dinner Valentinei will be exchanged by ihe group. Rev. John Hirci, pal­ ter of the Grace Metbodilt Church will also be ■ guest and apeak to the young peo­ ple. The banquet Is planned as a gesture of appreciation for the assistance given by the two groups with various church activities. * * CONFIDENTIAL TO BRIDGE. PORT:: I am STILL disgusted with pointed - toed shoes. As one woman put it, “ The only thing you can sny for them Is they are wonderful for killing bugs in corners." • • • W hat's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send u self-addressed stamped envelope to Ably, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • Hate to write letters? Send on« dollar to ABBY, BOX 3365. BEVER­ LY HILLS. CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet. “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” By Oswald Jacoby U)&Jha Woman Ebenezer WSCS * DEAR SOON: It’s the most tra­ ditional engagement stone, but ANY ring can symbolize un engagement. Since you don't like diamonds, how about an oyster’s best friend — the pearl ? If you look around, you will often find s sure fir* play . A 10 S 3 f lr ilt for an apparently doubtful • III con tree L • AQ# Flaying at four hearts, RAW South will ruff the third dia­ Q 84 *M 8B Q 4I WJ mond lead and play hi* aca A ll ♦ Q 10818 and king of trumps. When • M 74 J tll East shows out South will ■OCT* (B» have a certain trump loser 4AKJ V A K 4 IB and at first thought will decida a successful spade fine*** k «b la necessary if h* want* to maka his contract. Fare I f A look at the East-W est *W hands will show that tha opade fines* is not going to work and If the South player Ing about bad luck. It will be rellea on it, he'll be complain- unnecessary bad luck be­ “The large family may be losing some of its charm for the younger married woman." That le how Robert C. Cook, • DEAR ABBY: Since I don’t care especially for diamonds, I do not want a diamond engagement ring. Is th at the only official kind of ring to symbolize an engagement? Any suggestions? SOON TO WED fynaobij. On chief of the Population Referenca Bureau, accounts for the bureau's prediction t h a t though th en ara more po­ tential mothers In th* 80 states than ever before, the birth rate will probably con­ tinue to fall as It has been doing for the past four yean If the large family is losing some of its charm for ycung married women, It'a no won der, With all of the demands, made on young homemakers today, it Is hard for a mother to rear a large family unlrs* •ha can afford household help. Today'* homemaker is ex­ pected to maintain such high standards In auch matters as housekeeping, home decor­ ating, entertaining, rompan lonahip with her husband, staying personally atractfve, “doing" for her children, and in taking part in community affairs that she can’t possibly do all that la expected of her, without help, If she haa a large family. On top of those require meat*, many of today's young wives know that once their children reach school age they will have to work in order to assure their children of th* "advantage!" they want them to have. The more children, tha more difficult It ia for the cause South can make hie con­ tract by an elimination play. After cashing the aecond heart South should run three round* of clubs, then lead • heart. West will win with tha queen and will have to lead something. He won't have any heart* or diamonds oo hla choice wilt be between a club and a spade. The spade will be taking South’s finesse for him and South will make his jack of spudes. On a club South will ruff in dummy and dis­ card his jack of apades. Either way, South makes his con­ tract. By Ruth Millett wife to taka on that outside jcb to help pay for a home, put something aside for col­ lege educations, and eo on. Another t h i n g : today's young husbands often ara mure interested In sccura Job* with a limited future than in taking * chance by aiming higher. So the young wife knows from the start that th* futur* isn't going to offer a great dral more than tha present. She Is inclined to think of family size in terms of how many children her husband is going to be able to provide for with his secure, little Job. If the larga family doesn't have quite the appeal it once had, it's no wonder. Men, attention; Read Ruth Millett'a booklet, “Happier Wives (hints for husbands).” Just send 38 cent* to Ruth Millett Reader Service, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. « » , Dept. A, Radio City Stetlon, New York 19, N. Y, PRESTIGE THIS EMBLEM STARTS SUNDAY Jerry Lewis " ll's Only SEWING MACHINES • • • have be*a a faaillr by-won) for EFFICIENCY aad DEPENDABILITY far Generations. ' STARTS NEXT SUN. “JUMBO" Darts Day - Color R IT l LAST DAY OPEN 1:1* Shows At 2:44 - i:M ■rot 8 m Th* PHONE FA 1*1818 TON ITS * TIIUR8. 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Bax 1314 NOMA NORRIS TE 8-1814 WE L C O ME W A G O N �1 Peterson Stresses Long Range CD Program Emphasii tern the initiation o! a long range or permanent program of Civ il Defense to protect citizen* of Seminole County in 3 national em er­ gency—even U> nuclear war­ fare—was stresred by A. B. Peterson Sr., ilircvtor of the Count)''* Civil Defense, in a lengthy letter to the County Commission Tuesday. Peterson pointed to the need of a sheltered command past, communications quart­ er*. training area and a head­ quarters office. Tile Commission took the letter under advisement for study and for consideration at its neat meeting. The lull letter follow*: If Civil Defense in this county la to continue to ap­ proach every emergency on u crash basis ami then for­ get about it until the next alarm , the element uf time ★ ★ ★ and lick of basic require­ ments will defeat its purpose if it is a real emergency. For the past few years the Civil Defense organisation in this county in turn has been buffeted about, ignored, bare­ ly tolerated ami even ridi­ culed excepting, of course, during those periods of local or national stress and tlicn Civil Defense has been ex­ pected and has endeavored to fulfill (lie objects o ' Its existence — protecting the live* and tlie property of the citizens of Seminole County. We have just passed through such a period of national ten­ sion ami even 1hough we have well-coordinated plans for defense these plan* arc only as good as the ability of the Civ 11 Defense staff to pro­ perty activate them and to carry them out. Seminole County is lacking in the abili­ ahr thtnfurh ty to utilize these plans to mile* per hour; we have the fullest extent because the space vehicle* com municalmeans have not been provid­ tug front a ill.lam e of 33 million mile*. From now on. ed to put them into effect. we must live with those Wc feel the people of tilts things, together with such county are entitled to every new discoveries that are on possible means available to- the scientific horizon. In ad­ help them survive, and these dition. know-how of nuclear means should be provided at development is no longer con­ fined to our country. Your onec. Civil Defense should be a President has advised that long range program, not a tins knowledge will soon be momentary requirement, and in the hand* of a dozen pow­ it should lie equipped now ers—some of them undoubted­ and maintained in a Male of j ly irresponsible. History re­ permanent operational read­ veals that every new metlmd of destruction has been used iness. Wc are living in a world of and there is no reason to reality—not a Jules Verne lielievc that history will not dream. Today we have lot) repeat itself. It is possible metagUm weapon*, tlie energy that the stage may lie act yield of IUO million tons uf for the use of these weapon*. TNT; we have nuclear power Seemingly the situation in cd submarine* capable of go­ Cuba 1* cloudy and insecure. ing under the polar ice cap; Relationships with this coun­ we have maii-gLided missiles try in the Western Hemis­ capable of traveling 17,500 phere and Europe and Asia $rr«lti Baptist Youths Honored At Party A Sweetheart Banquet, us­ ing the theme of Valentines and “Young Heart* F o r Christ" was held at Die Pinecrest Baptist Church Satur­ day fur the young people ot tin1 church. A program which included a akit by the Intermediate group, a monologue by Mrs. Kay Buckner, singing by Charlc* Jtabuo and a piano solo by Sain Copeland were among the highllgbla of the evening. Eddie Koiky served as muster of ceremonies and .Mrs. Louis Kosky directed the music. Tile mam address was giv­ en by Jack Mabry. Baptist Student Union Director at Stetson University. The entrance to the banquet hall was a trellis, which was covered with red and while flowers and greenery. A pot­ ted plant added to the garden scene und red hearts, cuplds, flowers and candles decorat­ ed the tuhlrs where Mrs. C. O Todd directed parent* in the serving of a delicious banquet. Law Behind Science-Warren save us 1 few dollar* novr. but it might be at the expenu- of our live later, and we mean Ot' If lives and UL’R survival. We arc nut talking about the survival of some unknown, underprivileg­ ed alien from Asia or Africa. II I* YOU right here in Semi­ nole County. Too long we have permitted ourselves to drift with the ebb and flow of these nallonal or local tensions. We need the material necessary to make our planned pro­ gram properly. A cross on a map indicating the location of an emergency facility is only a mark ott u map unless such facility is actually there and supplied and manned by tlie proper personnel. To se­ lect it and equip it after tlie emergency arrive* means ion* uf lives not saving live*. We need a proper and per* manent headquarters—■ head- quarters with sufficient room need additional local com­ fur training personnel—room munication systems In order to install communication to better the inter-county lia­ equipment, office equipment ison. To carry all this out, and a sheltered command | wc need a full time paid staff post for use in case of actual of at least (wo person*. Civil emergency. We need a warn­ Defense has become of age ing system. If such a system and now should heroine a Is obsolete then we need the regular responsible depart­ substitute for it, whatever ment of our county organiza­ that may be. If NEAR {Na­ tion. tional Emergency Alarm Re­ Emphasis again should be peater) Is meant as a sub­ placed on the initiation of a stitute aullmrilles advise that long range or permanent pro­ tl may lake years to perfect gram. The theme Humid be and install tills system and "Survival." Surely this Com­ then it will only be effective mission is conscious of this il ) oii arc near a power out­ always present threat. Wc let. Except by a centrally cannot take the postion that controlled warning system, a few of our dollar* are more there seems to tie no other vutuah'c than our lives. The way to warn our citizens to citizen* of this county will seek protective covering. not subscribe to that philo­ Will) the advance of methods sophy, wc are sure. uf destruction, the time of In closing your attention is warning will Iwruine shorter called to the many key perand shorter. We need all the nnAAM time we can get. Also we Sanford To Hear Freeman Wed. Feb. 13, ‘fill— P age 9 If You're Bored, Try This Polar Bear Safari A. B. PETERSON ‘Crash Basis’ are worrisome, to aay the least. Therefore, as long 1 * we know that wc have the potential mean* to destroy ourselves and dial warfare continues to be a world wide threat; then il behoove* tlie people of tills county to take such permanent measures as will give them the greatest chance of survival. Survival In Seminole Coun­ ty, tlie same as most small communities, l» a personal matter. It Is absurd to pul it on a basis of "We will survive if the Federal or state government will pay for it." H we survive, it will Ik- because we are foresightcd and conscious of the dan­ gers Uiat lie ahead and do those thing* now- that will provide us with the means to protect ourselves if the threat becomes reality. Com­ placency, or a "let the gov­ ernment do it" attitude may United P m * International Bored with bird-watching, boating, badminton? Sated with swimming. sailing, ski­ ing? Tired of tennis, tea par­ ties- the twist? You can gel -away from it all—for two weeks anyway— In the Land of the Midnight Sun. You can explore Die tundra and icy waatea of the Arctic or, It that sounds too tam e, go hunting for Die polar bears. Seven polar bear safaris are planned for IMS. the Norwegian National TYavel Office report*. Each hunter is licensed for two kills and, 1* says "no hunter has failed to bag at least one" during the 14-day big game hunu around tlie islands of Spitsliergcn in the Arctic Ocean. STAN FREEMAN If you are lucky and fill your bag of tlie huge, white bears early, you can try fishing for salmon or while away tlie time by going sight-seeing through tlie rug­ "There will lie n few new have been application blanks ged land ot rocky fjords, rulea to be observed when sent In each me miter. The ex­ mountain peaks and glaciers. hibitor must fill in Hte blank Jumping-off point for the the local artists display their and return it to Joseph Mathlatest paintings at the annual safari* is Tromso in northern art exhibit at the Civic Cen­ ieux, Box 21, Geneva. Norway. Picture* must be brought to Hunting parties aru trans­ ter on Feb. SI," Mr*. Mildred the Civic Center Feb. 23 be­ Babcock, Art A**n. president, ported to the islands about tween the hours ol u a.m. and 4U0 miles north, aboard the sakl today. 12 noun, halurday afternoon All work must be original. US Fortuna, a rugged dieaelthree judges from the State powered vessel. The all-in­ Each artist is limited to five Art Association, of which the clusive rate includes tlie ser­ pictures which must be either Sanford Art Association i* an vices of sea Mined guides. Iramed or malted. There associate member, will judge Hunter* provide their own Ihc pictures. guns and ammunition.Troinso also is the starting point for suincthing new and different in cruises: "Arctic Discovery tour*." Only three such tours have TALLAHASSEE ( U li) Funeral services for Mr. J. been scheduled for 1963 and each expedition will be re­ (iov. Farris Bryant broke pre­ Walter Tinsley of Bear Lake, stricted to IS explorers. In cedent and went befme the who died Monday in an Or­ command of tin; exploration peuple of Fluridu in a tele­ lando hospital, will lie held parties will be Capt. Finn vision appciiraoce M o n d a y at 3 p. 111. Thursday at FairRonne, formerly of tin1 U. S. child Funeral Home U. S. Navy, a veteran ex night to pave the way fur tax \ native of Columbus, Ohio plorer of the Artie and the increases tin* year. he was a member of Uie It was the first tid e in re­ Masonic Lodge, lie was one Antarctic. Tlie Itinerary follow* (he cent history Hint u governor of the founder* of tlie Flrsl routes of ouch pular pioneers of Florida clm*e such a way National Rank id Chicago and us Byrd, Ellsworth amt wu* enployed Hare for 31 Amundsen from Tromso to to aiiflen up taxpuyvia fur a years. Retiring in K04, hr HiX-iais|rig seskiuii of tile Spitsbergen. There wlU lie ■nuved to Apopka where he owned and operated Hie Tin­ shore excursions to ard lc Legialuture. Although he did nut men­ sley House for Iti years, lie settlement* and glucicri, then tion tax hike* specifically, served wiili Ihc Federal Bor Oorlti aero** the Slat parallel into the drifting pack ice on­ Uryaill'n computer-aided talk rau of Investigation during hud d e a r mruning us he went World War I ly a few hundred miles from thruugh the tremendous out­ Survivor* are his wife, Mrs. the North Pole, The return journey in­ lay* of money during liie pu*t Flleii R Tinsley ol Bear Lake; few years tliut kept Hie Mule sons. Lt. Col. William C. cludes a call at the North government in business. Tinsley. USAF, Pittsburgh, Cape and llammerfcst, winch Pa. and James W. Tinsley claims to be the northern­ Jr. of Bear Lake; a brother, most town in Die world. William C. Tinsley of Colum­ But unlike the polar pk>n bus and a sister, Mrs. George ccrs, you make the trek not McNeill* of Villa Park. III. by sled or snowshoe but a hoard Hie sturdy MS Nor*"l. Stau Freeman, brilliant pi uno satirist who combine* a biting sense of humor with prodigious talent at the key­ board, will appear on the sec­ ond concert scries program of tlie season, Monday at 8 pm . at Seminole High School. (Members of Uie SemlnoleDcUary Entertainment Ann. arc reminded Uiat their mem­ bership tickets are transfer­ able, and are invited to let friends or relatives use them if they arc not able to at­ tend.) The droll Mr. Freeman uses his piano as a springboard into the deep waters of a keen sense of humor, broad In scope, somewhat sa­ tiric in bent. He has played with such leading orchestras as Percy Faith and Andre Kosielanctz, and appeared frequently on both NBC and CBS radio. Many guest appearances on television shows such a* the Steve Alleu Show, the Harry Moore Slum and the TodayShow have brought Stan Free­ man very much before the cyea of the music-loving pub­ lic. Numerous recordings on the Columbia, .MUM and Epic la­ bels have also been made. It was his nimble lingers on the harpsichord that wa* heard on the recording of "Come MONEY Ona My House'' with Rose­ mary Clooney. Just tall ua how much you 1 to pay old bills, for homo Im­ provements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses I Phona for prompt, courtsous servlet. Former Resident Dies In Lakeland Funeral service* were held Tuesday at 3:30 p m. in the Gerity-Monisou F u n e r a l llomr in LakrlanJ fur Mr*. G. W. Braswell, who died Sunday*. Mr*. Braswell wu* a form­ er resident of Sanford and had many friend* here. She is survived by a daughter, Mr*. Duane TUI!*, and a granddaughter, Mr*. E. II. Smith, both of Sanford. ■■rrvm i t n r m ■ -rAiTmi ; l - ^ i 1 m rn x m r n r z m fc r^ rri j* Bryant Paves Tax Hike Way ATLANTA (UPI) — Chief Judlcc Earl Warren said Tuesday that law has not kept pace with science ill th# 011ruahing space uge and cau­ tioned that man cun destroy him.elf unit--* the two are mil'll- full th e n fer Useful out­ let* In a Lincoln'* Birthday ad­ dress In the huge coliseum at Georgia Tech, Wat ran did nut mention the civil right* laMi<- wldrli hut brell u major tuple of Supreme Court de­ cision! since he went on tha veteran of 10 south polar ex­ An uduil study course on bench shortly before the 1W5T peditions. The rale lor Hie 15-day ex- “Securities and Investing,” sc h o o l desc-gii-gulioii declaim. pcdiUuu inciudc* everything w II be sponsored by Uie A. — even cocktail parlies M. Kidder and Co. slock aboard ship for the intrepid brokerage offires, Kim Bar­ adventurers. ley announced today. H> Linda Smithson Tive course, which will be lumbers of the Uviedu gin Feb. 2ti at 1:3o p. m. m an's Club arc conducting will couslM of (our weekly ir annual Oviedo Area DAYTUNA BEAUI, Fla. lectures at the Kidder office inbuicd Drive for lunds. lU P I)—Dan Gurney ol River­ i- drive opened last Satur- side. Calif., will drive an lu Sanford. ItitereHcd persons are m . ami will bo concluded American Shelby AC Cobra vilcd to cull Hie oftiee al the urtday. Ford in the second running uf corner of First Si. and Park the Daytona Coalini’Olal at Avc. for furtlier informaliun M. M of iiw weight of the the International .speedway ami registration head is in front ot the occip­ tbi* Sunday. Gurney, who ital tone and the h.-ad is won this event l«»t year in a held erect by the neck mus­ British Loins lu wlih an aver-j NEW YORK |U P I)—Stuck* cles. II a person fall* asleep age speed uf KJ3.64I miles per when be 1* sitting, Ibcse hour, said he hoped to break got off to an easier start to­ niutcle* rclix and the baad this mark over the 3.B1 mile day in moderate o p i n i n g turnover. course. fall* forward m a nod. Investment Study Offered By Firm rive Underway New Murk? Kasy Start Tinsley Service Set Thursday LO ANS UF TO $ 4 00 FAMILY FINANCI SKRVICIf INC. • f Samford 125 South Park Ave..........................FA 2-4612 Winter's Punch Hits Midwest By United P rr« International Winter's iate*t punch roll­ ed tiirough tlie Midwest nod into the nation's Smith Inml today with frigid air and hvuvy d ep o sit* u f s i u w . F reeling ti Hi pel Blurt * chill­ ed seetiulis Of the west Gulf Cuast. Cold wave warning* •trelehul fmrii lli.luhulliu to Abdulina a* tin- air muss slid tuward tha Atlantic. NOT RESPONSIBLE 1 will uol be ir.pou.lltltfur any debt* incurred bi anyone other than myself. HETTY M FOX mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ..................... gjj1 V o o 1 -1 1 2 2 . j a m isae ws Art Show Rules Listed aonnel to Seminole County who have devoted their time and encrglea over the yeera in organizing and perfecting Uieir roles in the Semlnoto County- Survival rim and to Hie Navy command and per* aonnel who have assisted us. It is because of their loyalty and their willingness to serve, their belief in the importance of this program, that through­ out the county we have a team and a plan to safeguard us. They- need the tools to work with. Wc earnestly recommand llw above program and ask that your Commission con­ sider seriously the cause of survival for tlie citizens of Seminole County and the pre­ mises that Civil Defense should be a permanent and recognized arm of our eoun* ty government. �L Sly* •aaforh R ftiT I Pa (70 10 — Feb. 13. 1963 ■tn A YOUR BUDGET COMES FIRST AT FOOD FAIRSETZEBS AND YOU CAN REALLY SAVE IJIIRING o u t mt; b l u e KiunoN SALEI HUNDREDS OF VALUES ARE PACKAGED KITH A BLUE RinilON TO ASSURE YOU OF THE BIGGEST SAVINGS! r« ( »>>» Am h*li «o: t Mn P .l MI iu . «n< d«t fol cat wo J ii TENDER TASTY ( chi cot Ml SU. BEEF LIVER 2460 PARK AVE. at 25th ST. SANFORD, FLA. 2 » 39 TENDER FROZEN CHOPPED 2 OZ CUBE STEAKS ” / 89 ♦Th Uhl PIG FEET OR >1 *«n Uhi ;ha 'l u * 1 > i ,a U* MM h • iu 5“ *WI V 1 H u u 11 a U i J 1 • j) t h t i e i i 1 t i 1 I t J I ?! \ r — Ht ^ "H f: , S'NO BNOW — It may look like snow but Il*a aanil, and warm irnnd at that, which aurrounds Judy illnea In thla photo. Cheer up, the mild weather of the Lower Rio Grande Vulley'a South Padre In­ land in Texaa will eventually be back to northern cllmea. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY T Admissive* HI chard Hlttcll, Lake Mooroe; Carrie CoUini, Edward 8. MeCall 8r.; Mabel Thomas, James Miller, Jamee McKay Truluck, Willie Louli Vance, Mathew Kudlac, DorU Hui. cell and Annie Mac Knight of Sanlord. Discharge* Willie Hillitnaa, Geneva; Gladys Orth, Mn. Cecil Jones and baby; Mn. James Grou and baby; Hubert Nell•on, Thomas Hanson, Lora Aon McCloud of Sanford. FEBRUARY • Admits lees Alice Fclatal, D elian; Clara Parks, DeBary; Carrie Jack* •on, Laka Monro*; John Hen* denoo, Altamonte; Emma Jane Cooper, Rae Glare, Wllllo McCloud, Michael Brown, Ralph Wilkins, Char­ les Griffin, Willie Smith, Vince Buckner, Victoria Bur­ ton, Mary Lou Jones of San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. I-ester Cooper of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mn. Cecil Russell of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones ol Sanford, a boy. Discharges Mary Colley, Oitccn; Solo­ mon Browdy, Oviedo; Mar­ garet Olglelrce, Arnold Bent­ ley, Ernest Washington, Jen­ nie Mareuttc, Steve Lowery, Mrs. James McClure and baby, James Miller of San­ ford. FEBRUARY • Admissions Delores Pine, Titusville; Solo­ mon Browdy, Oviedo; Betly Day, Barbara Williams, Syd­ ney Gray, Wilma Waters, Ernestine McLclIan of San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Xatbanlrl Wil­ liam* of Sanldrd, a boy Mr. and Mrs. John Day ol Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mr*. Millard Waters ol Sanford, a girl Discharges Michael Brown, Mary Ward, Ellin belli Stoller, Cora Strip­ ping, Ftarrla Moran, Louise Thomas, Mrs. Gerald Drlakell and baby; Mrs. Alvin Thompson and baby, Mrs. Lester Cooper and baby, San­ ford. FEBRUARY !• Anna Qulno, DeBary; Patri­ cia Wllborn, Enterprise; Myr­ tle Johnson, Longwood; Luyine Klnnalrd, Geneva; Atalee Uarincau, Audrey Kruse, Patricia Julian, Kathleen Corky, Walter Raynor ol Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Bobby WUbora of Eatarprisc, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Charka Kruse of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cum­ mings of Sanford, a girl DUchargea Robert Werner, Paola; Wil­ liam Chleaa, Longwood; Gladys Davis, James SherHeLaUaa if BEEFTRIPE NOW l i P 1HERt 3 LB. FARMER GRAY HOT OR MILD d e h o m w n w h s SMOKED SAUSAGE “ 59 SLICED BOLOGNA of 49 MARIO Lge.PIZZA PIES » 59 WEST COAST FLA. MULLET NEW ENGLAND FROZEN NIBLET'S GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL CORN 6 M 0# PERCH FILLETS l3.,H## TASTY BUDGET WISI 6REEN GIANT 5'^*100 PEAS « 15 2 LB BOX BREADED SHRIMP *1*’ M AXW ELL HOUSE LIBBY PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT LIM IT -1 C O FFEE OF YOUR CHOICE IIT H (5.00 OR MORE F 0 0 0 ORDER 46 a 4 TINS*1®0 M A TINS FOOD LB CAN FYNE-TASTE PURE STRAWBERRY a PRESERVES A59. | 9 ( hLB CAN ,r NABISCO CHOCOLATE I PINWHEELS p“ 49< Bakery RICH RED BREAD.i.t 2 lv°z39 REG 25f VALUE LADY FAIR GOLDEN. BAR CAKE £29 WESSON HEINZ CATSUPs 10 G €> LADY FAIR SLICED WHITE LADY FAIR REG 35* ICED SPANISH LIM IT -1 WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER 24 0Z BOTTLE LADY FAIR French STICK£20 ALL PURPO SE OIL 39 t LIM IT - 2 PLEASE FLAVORFUL MILD CHEDDAR MIFCHANIS Wlih fhs Pun.L*>« of M Ol lady FUr IflUd Mtiam COFFEE RING At Our Rwgutai low PrtCM CHPIHCM9*910*43 mmmt DAISY CHEESE WISCONSIN AMERICAN SLICED CHEESE BORDEN'S FLUFFY GEM ROLLS 2 49* FRENCHFRIES«2W VAHLSING FROZEN CRINKLE CUT Frozen Foods STRAWBERRIES 29 > SWEET JUICY NEW CROP PINT BOX ALL PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING APPLES BOSTON BONNIE FROZEN 8 0Z PKG > Fish Stix 9 �People Come First Amazement spills over nil bounds! It erupts because of the reasons the Federal Court in Miumi gnve for accepting the renpportionment plan th a t came from the state's rural stacked Legislature, and which is under attack so severe the court must know that it will have to be heard in the U. S. Supreme Court. The three Ju d g es looked back, but they failed to look forward, in de­ ciding that the plan the last special session concocted was fair to the people. For instance, the court looked back with longing a t the plan the ma­ jority of the people rejected last November and said: “The r e j e c t e d constitutional amendment would have provided for 46 Senators and 195 Representatives. In some respects it might have ad­ vantages over the statutory plan now before us. “ For example, in our former opinion we thought the suggestion to give a single county more than one Senator was unwise. We still have doubts as to the desirability of doing so. The statute gives two Senators to Dade County." • • • Here is the court saying th at Dade County which has a million peo­ ple and produces n great bulk of the state's operating money, is stipi>oscd to have no more voice in the Senate than rural Nassau and Raker coun­ ties, with a combined population of some ‘24,00(1. Dade County produces ‘200 times more taxes than these little counties, and yet it is supj>osed to fight through only two voices in the Senate with Senators in each of !1‘2 small county districts which would have less than 100,000 people in each dis­ trict. Much is made of Dude County and tho unfairness the apportionment now blessed by a High Court means to them. I^et’s look a t one of tho other big counties — llillslinrough. There, nearly 400.000 people paid $26.5 million in taxes in 1001 to help aupi»ort state government. Ill contrast, the 07 smallest, conn* lies of the slate with slightly less than 000.000 total |>opiilation, paid $00.0 million in taxes last year. Rut here’s the real point: Hillslmrough got back $21.0 million in state aid, the other 02 counties got back a total of $57.4 million. Peter Edson • l i t N E W A R R IV A L S O N How, then, can these Judges be so concerned with county bounda­ ries? • • • The judges, in their decision, put it this way also in looking hack: "The historical busts of legislative repre­ sentation as it lias obtained in Flo­ rida since statehood should not be completely overturned except upon a strong showing of n deprivation of liercent assessment law. There is a law of economics too, and as far back us 1947 the Florida Citizens Tax Committee made a study of the state’s tnx structure and growth trends, and warned th a t the state must begin to think of the needs of the growing urlmn areas. It showed th at most of the property taxes, special taxes, excise taxes and licenses and fees, even 16 years ago, were coming from the cities and it recommended drastic measures to give them more power over their dis­ tribution, including a new Constitu­ tion, local government commissions to study municipal needs and a 100 percent assessment law. Rut the Legislature wasn’t inter­ ested because the majority bloc was enjoying its dependence on geo­ graphical control through county lines. The court should look hack just a little way to another idea in state government—one the U. S. Consti­ tution intended. 11 was s|s>ken by LeRoy Collins on his inauguration as Governor in 1957: “ People come FIRST . . ." • • • The judges also should have looked forward in considering their action on a plan which still discrimin­ ates against people. It must be submitted to a vote of the people. They've thrown out such false plans before—even the “hotter" one th at was on the 1962 ballot. Wo lwlievc they'll reject this one too. If the Legislature trios to hold to the statutory provision under which it will operate in 196.1 when it convenes in 1965, what then? There will he more lawsuits, more anger and possibly Utter chaos. • * • So Florida's case on renpportion­ ment remains one for more enlight­ ened consideration by th at higher court which is saying to the states: “Give representation to people, not pine trees, not rtveks and rills, not fields of grain—but to people." Dick West Says Cake Controversy Grows WASHINGTON (L’l'l) — Like other* who tllna regular­ ly nt the Capitol, I have been following tho Sennit''a cruh rake controversy with mount­ ing interest uml rising gorge. The protagonist in the Issue is Sen. J. Glenn lleull, • Mary­ land Republican ami seafood connoisseur, who feels that his home stale was libeled by the menu in the Senate restau­ rant. Specifically, he objected to Ihe christening of one of the dishes listed on the menu as “Maryland crab cukes." L i n k i n g Maryland's fair name to the fried blobs that were being fobbed off tinder a crab cuke alias was n slur on the flee elute and adjacent waters, lleull told, or tolled, the Senate. OUR HOARDING HOUSE f -— - /AmL.MoaT.<ADre-JH«MfcAKMAC< J ___________ for sro n iN s il-ad half-oculars.' D,BOX THEDTWO« C£\V eK;SCARCEIV £,TIK«. 0T MULTIPLYeJEHCSl UteVI pgovtHtuPOOM .AMD THEM *' r CHARITABLE- W W M V ONLY A *TER LOCKING IT LIKE THA5 COKPomYOEO MAJW*Jf MU6TCJUIJ 1 ABOUT ^ iD6EVVAT^,s A H)M a g,T^ _ CASUALLY -•= 16 HAVING p f iS q c .r n u g t f . j ' ON3US EFFeCT6/U£RE XV V P f LCUS-Str^ solking and spying , ■r- A czxtfisn! A £E n1T/j Page l*A Sanford, Florida Wed., February HI, 1961 ©Ip &anfurft ^fralti n u n it i.sHHt i.n a .o w , in in im a m i m iii.i »h i ;h vuii »iii : l. M a im siug E d it o r n o t w m .i.a , •mints E d ito r C E lE I.lt EtMMEll tfoclcty E d ito r OUT IIIUOIMIOTIIAM E estu rs E d ito r ll.n.ir l i e l l t r r r w i ,-L now Aim a. Hiiiswoi.il A d v e r tis in g l>ir*«lur j a .m u i~ * k i :m M anager v llllll.n l JMMls Classified M ana ger KHAMi tOETOEIAE C irculation M anagsr FIIED Wlil.1.1 Uk Ii i s IcsI Kiipl. I I M l i H i m i l t RATKS Mr Mall an v la ele ( • ■ s i , l*-M I Vear All Olfcrr tll.ao I t e a r 6.1*0 S Months 4.16 t Moull.B I.J* 1 Months 3.«* t Mouths l.s* 1 Month lv« I Month c. a. Poatal llegulations provide that ell uisli eunecrlpllous be paid In sdvaiive. _______________ E n te r e d s s ercond class m e t i e r O ctober ST, ISIS a t (he f u e l Office of Hanford, Florida, un d e r tin. Act of Congreve ot March. T he H e r a ld Is s m em be r of the United Cress v>hlcb I* e ntitle d a ie lu alv iiy tu t b s use for r e p u b l h s l i o n of ail tb s local n e w s . p rin te d u tfa's n e w spa per Ur voices his protest in a ringing oration that undoubt­ edly will rntisr him to be re­ membered as the crustaceans' Patrick Henry. I thought It milked in eloiiueiiee with Sen. Kvcrett M. I)h k sen’s famous pticun to spring flowers. The Senate chef was offered an “authentic" r e c i p e f o r Murylnnd ernb cakes, hut he pointed out that It could not lot used without upping the price. It culls for the rakes to be composed entirely of crab meat whereat in the dish as presently constituted the crab meat is mixed with cracker crumbs. Crackers are, of c o u r s e , cheaper than crabs, b e i n g more plentiful and easier to catch. I certainly agree with Heall that tho Seruito crqb cukes could stand un overhauling, but at the same time I have tome reservations about the adoption of an “authentic" racipe. In the House restaurant, the menu curries an item listed us “genuine chile con curne." One spounful will make you wish that you had been served the imitation. He that us it may, Heall's concern for hia state's gastro­ nomic reputation started me to *|>ceulaling what might happen if other alatesinen took up the culinary cudgel* un la-half of their native lands. For instance, the Wednes­ day menu in the House restau­ rant featured “Swiss steak." Thu government of Bwllxerlund might wish to lodge a protest about that through its legation here. Tho sumo bill of fare lister! “French • fried p o t a t o # s," width could easily arouse tho animosity of Gen. De Gaulle. There likewise was a "Span­ ish omelette," which could in­ cut the wrath of Gen. Franco. Young Sen. Ted Kennedy haa said he is interested in do­ ing something for Massachu­ setts. A golden opportunity it presented by the Senate restsurant's “ Boston cream pie.” Fur that matter, a “bulled New England dinner" served this week in the House restau­ rant would provide an issue for the entire Kennedy clan. EASY STREET Political Notebook Canada spent about J360 with tho first contract* for WASHINGTON — (NEA) — It may quiet down a little la­ million for U. S. defense sup­ uranium ores. Those contracts ter on. but right now Uncle plies last year and the United began to phase out in 1963 a* Sam is exported tu become a States spent about 5123 mil­ U. S. domeatlr and other free No. t whipping boy in Ihe Ca­ lion in Canada, ir U. S. uran­ world supplies were discos* nadian political campaign ium ore purchases in Canada ered. leading up to the April 8 elec­ are included in mutual de­ Canadian nuclear science tions. This is one result of fense operations, however, the developed right along with Conservative Prime Minister exchange is roughly in bal­ U. S. know how. Rut Canada John Diefenhaker's ouster on ance. early decided against trying a no-confidence vole, follow­ U. H.-Canadian cooper a lion to make its own nuclear wea­ ing his refusal In arm Canad­ on nuclear development also pons as loo costly. ian Bomarr missiles with began during World War II Instead, the Canadian De­ U. S. nuclear warheads. fense Ministry adopted the Many responsible Canad­ U. S. Bomarr as its defenH’ ians, however, recognliing Ihe missile and built two liases, had alterefleels of an “ antione north of Ottawa, llic other H. S." campaign at Hits time, near North Bay. II was under­ | are cautioning against this as stood ail along Ihal these mis­ Edilor international political non­ siles would have nuclear war­ Sanford Herald sense. head* furnished by the United Dear Sir While* U. S. Slate Depart­ On January at. as we were States and there was no fuss ment and Pentagon officials— returning from Orlando on about it. still trying to manage the Rut about tins lime Hi* Hwy. 17-92 my sister. Mrs news instead of just giving it movement Helen Mriseh. suffered a "ban-the-bomb" out — are re Inet am to talk gathered strength in Canada. fatal heart attack. about this for fear of stirring Foreign Minister H o w a r d up more charges of interfer­ Will you please print litis Green opixixed nuclear arm a­ ing ill Call a ill a n politics, Ca- letter so that the people who ments on the ground Dial it nndtun officials in Washington I w rrr Ml wonderfully kind and gave Canada greater interna­ are perfectly frank in saying w*1° ^'1 ,HUC*1 *° help n’*' tional stature to tie able to that relation* lielween all may know how much I ap­ build its own Immlis ranks oi the two countries' preciate all they did? For over a year Dlcfenunited force* couldn't be hel­ There were three Navy baker lias held tip the decision men who gave her artificial ler. lo arm Canada with nuclear As a mailer of fuel, the respiration, a lieutenant who warheads although Hu* did not Permanent Joint Hoard on went for the ambulance, a make srnve to his own mili­ Defense, Canada • U n i t e d young civilian who gave her tary leaders. This is what Slates—PJItlk—1w a s meeting mouth-to-mouth resuscitation really brought on the present ill Han Diego, ol alt places, and a boy on a bicycle who crisis in Ihe Canadian governand not on Ihe unarmed, 4.Out), wanted hi help and who rail mrnl. mile border between the two etl my family lo have them countries, when the hot poli­ mrel me at the hospital. tical exchange between Otta­ Thank you. New Sincerely wa ami Washington took III-Tread Irene II. Ltulwig place Die military couldn't On (Mr*. John latdwig) have been cmiglil farther oil Sound Card base or more unprepared for tlodtea a build-up of tensions. Most U, 5. forest fires are 760 x 14 IMIin was established more caused by Jnccndinrist*, debris */* son x It Ilian 20 jra rs ago by Ihe lair burners and careless smokers, *59 * II w /es. President Franklin D Roose­ in that order. CAVANAUGH velt and llic lale Prim r Min­ TIRE SERVICE ister William Ljon Mackenzie 1101 S. French Ave. The U. S. Patent Office was King, it functioned effectively FA 2-2261 established in IOi. all through World War II. Alter the war, co-operation was carried further will) Ihe building of three radar de­ fense lines agalnvl possible Russian surprise a t t a c k across Hie Arctic. There has been the closest Army, Navy and Air Force cooperation between the iwu rounlries. Generals and admirula know eacli oilier*' plans and there are exchange! of personnel running into the hundreds, of all ranks. If Canada Iried tn make everything for Hs own mili­ tary forces, it couldn't pro­ duce in quantity sufficient to rut rusts, mi Canada buys imieli of ils military equipmenl from llic United Hlales, In (urn, Canadian manufaclurer* hid on many U. S. de­ fense contract! (n supply bolh Thin modern builders supply run nave you rounlries or as aulnunlractors. This is made easier by money on nil your needs — from Finns through the fart that many U. S. mnmifuclurcr* have Canadian the finished jolt! CALL TODAY affiliates. Letters - Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic Dirkir'x parrnU srr ac­ tually ram uragine him in later juvenile delinquent"). Unless ehiidren develop re­ spect for their sii|MViora they tend to have a flippant rrgard for authority nf ail s o r t s , including nidified laws. Take a lesson (rom the military p*>etiology regard­ ing respect Tor superiors. CASK 0-467: Dickie II., ag­ ed 7, is the only child of dot­ ing parent. "Dr. Crune,” his gruiulfathcr began, “I think Dickie is nut being trained properly. “ For example, his parents let him rail them by ihclr first name. Thus, instead of saying Mamma, Dickie c u l l s h i * mother llv-tty. And ini refers to his Daddy as Paul. "Don't you think it is wise to teurli a chi Id to use a cer­ tain amount of deference 111 speaking to adults?" Malty parents (and giundparents, too) ■cent to think it is cute when toddlers uddress them by the latter's first name. Rut that is a miiluko in child reining! For a g o o d par­ ent should not eneuurage a youngster to break down the normal social barriers that in­ dicate respect for elder*. In the Army and oilier brunches of military service, we always Insist that privates salute their superior officer*. And of fleers even salute each other, with the leaser of­ ficer initiating tliu muluul sal­ ute. Y'ou don't hear a Murine calling General Shu up by the iiitimaUi i n f o r m a l name, "Dave!" There is a valid psycholog­ ical reason for tills emphasis un maintaining decorum and respect for superiors. Parents are superiors tu their children so the young­ sters should I n s t a n t l y he taught U> hunur that superiorlly. Part uf Ihe lawlessness and juvenile delinquency In Amer­ ica has been produred by the general breakdown in teuclting children respect for their elders. And It stems In part from surli apparently innocent ac­ tions as encouraging toddlers to usa the first name* of dig­ nified adults in their own home. Furthermore, when grown rousins or even neighbors visit your home, don't p e r m i t youngsters lo employ the first nsmrs of such distant rela­ tives or adult friends. Instead, teach your chihlirn to say "Uncle Dave" or "Aunt Retty' even though there is no blood kinship. In Hie small town near which we have our summer home in Indiana, n had village habit has been allowed In de­ velop, for the parents often let their ehildicn address dig­ nified adults liy first names. Ami the parishioners even permit their youngsters to rail the local ministers by their first names, loo! In fuel, some of the deigy Imve erroneously urged the use uf .first nuluws, nt least on the part of adults, hut this quickly tarries over to Ihe children. Such informality is unwise and ultimately will react to the detriment of the clergyinun, as well us other digni­ fied adults, s i i > h st tesciirrs, doctors and even businessmen. As an axiom nf peisonncl psychology, we urge tho salut­ ing of superior officers, both in business as well us the mil­ itary. And the use of "Uncle" or "Aunt" fits into this same rule, even when applied tu udulL nun-relatives. So please send for the 'gIMI. point "Tests for Good Par­ ent*," enclosing a stumped, return envelope, and I e u r u how to prepare your child for successful adulthood, (Alwviya write to Dr. Prune In rare of this news paper, enclosing a long 4 rent ataluped, addressed en­ velope and 2U cents to rover1 typing and printing costa when you send fur our ot his hiMiklrta.) 'Jet Tummy' Hitting Airline Stewardesses LONDON (UP!) — Stew­ ardesses on high • altitude transatlantic flights are be­ ing plagued by what liK-y call "jet tummy" dial swells them up like lialtsilis, it was reported Jiere Sunday. II is painful, the girls say, and sometimes it takes up to 21 hour* before their waivtline* get bark io nor mal. "II starts when we are in the uir and the swelling of­ ten lasts for Hie wnotc day," an Irish stewardess who works on tile transatlantic jels explained. "Home girls ean'l liear the pain and I have known some to slip off their girdles in the galley in Ihe hark of the plane hallway between lam don and New York," the said. According to u Dublin doc­ tor, loosening elomes Is Jtivl what the girls ought to do to ease llic trouble. “ Everyone swells lo a ror- lain extent when they fly. hut hostesses seem to notice it more. If lliry are wearing a light girdle, the chances are they will swell more," lie said The dortor said flic pain and swelling was caused by gasses in the stomach ex­ panding a* much as 60 per­ cent, depending on the pres sure in tiir plane cabin. "In Mime cases, inflamillation is set u l f ," he said. "There arc no serious after­ effects, though." SALE! TIIOUHANDH OF AZALEAS IN III D AND BLOOM FROM 3 9 U UP Grupcvllle Nursery Our Home and Properly Iniprnvrmrnt Dept, ran handle thr rn llrr Job. Call us lodi) for a frre estimate . •her, is no obligation, of roiirsr. aa MAPLE AVE. FA 2-0500 % nt SANFORD, 6th 81. FLA. 2221 Grapi-iillr Ave. FA 2-088fi OVER 15 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpetw • Fur ni t ur e • Tile • I’lunoM • Rental Red* Situated on huge individually htiulscitped lots Features include ceulrnl heat mid uir conditioning MODERN KITCHENS BY EST. 1935 GENERAL A ELECTRIC HU t t a+ N C f A Tr A + SAM * w iA /HCC 114 So. PftJmctio Phone FA 2-0814 ShosumjaksJi CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 26lh St. Sales office FA 2-7IV6 FA 2.310:1 STENSTROM REALTY SALK-S AGENTS �By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES “Ball«t tlcktta for tonight? How nleot Clydt's boon roarranging tho furniture all day and ha nooda a Httlo dlvorafonr By Kate Osann TIZZY “Poroonally, I’m In favor of oommorelalo. If K woront for thorn I'd novor got any homowork donal" By Dick Turner CARNIVAL •Woo got a 27 'lnoh ooroon, a hi-fi and opood ohangor, tap# rocordor, atoroophonlo aound. and a omaa eompartmont In tho aldo for aaplrinl” LowflhTeqw" | in t h e r m c c r r eormT o r f a r Seminole County. FlorldA ttik ninth ju d icia l rtn - a g ain st all persona claiming i t it in Ann foh DKMinni.K • n r estate, right, title or Intaraat In. or Ilan upon, tha i-g v m , ru ia in i. above described real propartp, chancery no. i m a overstreet land c o m - a ltua ta In Seminole Countp. PANT. A F lo r id a corporation. Florida, and pou a r e hereby to Hla w ith tha P la in tiff, required Clark of tha abova described Circuit Court and for E.' XI. BICKFORD end --------- grmlnola Countp In po u r w r itte n n r c K P o n n . hi* wif*. *t at. a ppaaranea tpcrconallp. or bp and ANT AND A M . PERSONS HAVING Oil CLAIMING ANT • tl o r n a p ) In aald proceeding, on or before the l e t dap IN T E R E S T IN T lfK H E R E IN March. 1141. and t h e r e a f teofr DESCRIBED PRO PERTY !/>• CATBD IN SEMINOLE COUN- to file service an the M ty rnape for the Plaintiff, BAKER. TT, FLORIDA, D efendants. BAKER A SMITH. 41 E a s t Pina Slraat, P. O. Box No. x o n r n o r suit T R I STATE OF FLORIDA TO I 1171, Orlando, Florldn. nod E. M. I11CKFORD. and ------ flic with aald a tto r n e y s for BICKFORD, hla wlfa. ir Hr. tha P la in tiff and with tha I n i , and If daad, tha u n know n C lark of tha a bnvt stated helre. devleeee, legatees. gran- Court pour w ritten defenses, taaa, trueteee, k aaaflelarlta, or answer. If anp, to tho spouses, cradltora. llenora. aue* Complaint a t tha tlmaa p r e ­ rataora or o th ara claim ing an scribed bp law, therein sa lting I n U ra at bp, th ro u g h , un d a r or up tha aaUta, right, title or In, or Hen upon, tha for tha aald B. M. Bickford aIntaraat bova described propartp and — Bickford, hla aalfai claimed bp pou. Herein fall IDA X. BURNS and —— or Judgm ent will be e n ­ BURNS, h a r huaband. If H r . not, Inf, and It daad. tha unknow n tered agalnat pou bp default. WITNESS mp hand and air halra, deviates, l a ta la a a , gran* tee*. truataaa, banaflclarlaa, aanl of lha said Court a t San­ spouses. cradltora, Ilanora, aue* ford, Seminole Countp, F l o r ­ erasure o r o thara cla im ing an ldA th is I t tt i dap of Ja n u a rp , Intoraat bjr, through, un d a r or 1141. for tha aald Ida M. Burna and (SEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckwith, J r „ ------ Burn*, h a r huaband! ENC lark or tha Circuit Court BOR A HAYNES, a p a r tn e r In nnd for Seminole Coun­ ahlp or tha g r a n i t e * truataaa. tp, Florida. banaflclarlaa, cradltora. Ilanora. Up: J e a n K. Wilke successor*, or « t h a r a claiming Deputp Clerk a n Intaraat h r. t h r o u g h , undar or for tha aald p a rtn a ra h lp i J o s t p h P. Baker Baker, B a ker A Smith E. K. ENEOR a n d ------ ENBOR. hla wlfa. If tiring, and I I Beet r i n a Street If dead, tha u n know n halra, da- Orlando, Fla. vlaaea. legal***, grantaaa, Publish Ja n. 14 A Fab. I, IS. truataaa, banaflclarlaa, apouaaa, II. 1141. cradltora, Ilanora, aucceaaora C D B - ll nr othara c la im ing an Intaraat bp, th ro u g h , undar or for tho SKMINOI.lt COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ■aid K K. E naor and -----Nolle* of Publlo Wearing Enaor, hla aalfai P. B. HATNEB a n d — - HAYNES, hla To whom It may concern! The Seminole Countp Board wlfa, If H r l n r , and If daad, tha u n k n o w n halra, darlaaaa, of A djustm ent will hold a lagataaa, g rantaaa, truataaa, public h e arin g on an appeal banaflclarlaa, apouaaa, rr a d l- bp ta irrp W llcoi agalnat • tora, Ilanora, auocaaaera or decision of tha Zoning D ir­ othora claim ing nn Intaraat bp, ector denying a permit for th ro u g h , un d a r or fur tha aald weekend ra m p alt* on Lake P. U. Ifapnaa and — llavnee. Harney and requests lot alas h la wlfa, WASHINGTON variance on the following tie*, property! lleatn 1114 3 OWENS and ------ OWENS, hla crlbad ft E and II* ft N of SW cor wlfa; ARTHUR F. JONHS and of HR'4 thenco run N Id ft. E ------JONES, hla wlfa) If l lr l n g I I ft m ors or leas to lath* and If daad, tha unknow n IIfarnep, S I I ft, tbene* halra, darlaaaa, lagataaa. g r a a - W. ISO ftthenc* more or leea to POU taaa, truataaa, banaflclarlaa, In Saction 1 4 -IM -IIE . apouaaa, cradltora, Ilanora. auePublic h r a r l n g will b* held eaaaora o r othora c la im ing nn In lha County Commteslnnera Intara at bp. th ro u g h , u nda r or Room, Court llu ute, Hanford. for tho aald A r t h u r P. Jnnaa Florida, on F e b ru a ry II. 1141 and ----- - Jnnaa, hla w lfai — — a t 1:10 P. XI. or a s ooon thereI, AHOB, tha widow of Dr. A. a f t e r as poaalblA H. Laroa, If l lv l n s and If Samlnnl* Countp Board of d a td . th a n n b n o w g halra, da. A djustm ent rlaaao. lagataaa, great*** Dp William C. Halbaek, truataaa, banaflclarlaa, apouaaa, Chairm an cradltora, Ilanora, auccaaaora Publish Fab. II, I I I : . o r o th a r a c la im in g i n Intaraat C D F -II bp, th ro u g h , u n d a r o r for tho to ld Dr. A. If. Loroo and — SEMINOLE COUNTY HOARD Laroa, hla widow; DR. HOPE n r a d ju stm en t T. XI. H IT T E R and BARAH B. Malic* *r Publla H e arin g HITTER, hla wlfa, 101 North To whom It map copcarnt l l l h Street, Allontown PannapT ha Hemlnolu Countp Board Ivanla: CHARLES <1. IlKXf- of A djustm ent will hold a XXEl. a n d ------ REXIXIEU hla publla he aring to determine w l f * If living, a n d If daad, the possibility of g r a n ti n g a tha u n k n o w n halrA davlaatA f r o n t s t r s a t setback variance lagataaa, grantaaa, truataaa, 4* tha Zoning R egulations aa banaflclarlaa, o p o u i o a eradl- requested bp St. J o h n B aptist tora, lltnorA auccaaaora or Church, for a residence, on the othara claim ing an Intaraat bp following described properlpi th ro u g h , um lar nr for tho aald Ixit | , Block II, H a r m a n 's Churls* <1, llcnimcl and ------ Aitdn. In Altnmunle. Itammal. hi* w l f a ;' ANT AND Public h e a r i n g will b* ALL OTHERS HAVING Olt held In the County CumminCLAIMING ANT INTEREST alonara Room, Court Ifouaa, IN T H E FULMJWINU DEB- Hanford, Florida, on Fe b ru a ry CIUBED PRO PERTY LOCAT­ 11. 11*1 a t Til* P. M. o r ae ED IN SKMINULE COUNTY, soon t h e r e a f t e r a t possible. FLORIDA i Hemlnolo County il»ar,l of TRACT ON 13 A d justm ent Hy William C. llaback. Tha Boat O n a -lla lf of the C h airm an S outhe ast Q u a r t e r of t law Norlhwoat Q u a r t e r of the I'ublleh Feb. IX, 1141. S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of Sac- C D F - i l tlon I, T ownahlp I I South, ■KMINOI.E COUNTY BOARD R a nga XX Beat. OF ADJUSTMENT TRACT TWO Matte* of P walls U s e r l e g Lota I to 14, Inclualva of Block -O”. T ra c t 4, BAN- To whom It map concern: T he Seminole County Hoard LANDO SPRINGS SUBDI­ VISION, Seminole County. of A djustm ent will hold a public h e a r in g to consider the Florida, a cc o r d ln s to tha p l a t thara of recorded In possibility of g r a n t i n g a v a r ­ i a n t* to the Zoning R e f u t a ­ P l a t nook I, page I I of tha Publlo Records of tion* to pe rm it kitc hen feelHtmlnola Cuuntp, Florida. lilies In a gue st houe* aa r e ­ quested bp Jo h n IL Hchlrard, TRACT THItKR Lota 1 th r o u g h 4 and Lota Jr., on the following describ­ II th rough 14, Block "B" ed pro p e rty : Lot IX. Geo. H. Replat of North T f a ot 14, BANLANDO W ltm er'a U k e , fetch Arbor, SPRINGS SUBDIVISION, Amory Publlo h e arin g will be held Bamloola Countp, Florida, In the County Commissioner* a ccording to the plat Itooin, Court Ifuu**. Hanford, tharaof racordad In Plat Florida, on F e b r u a ry II, 1141 Book 4, page I I of tha a t 7 i l l I*. XI. o r ae toon Publlo llecorda of Sami- t h e r e a f t e r a* possible. so la Caunlp, Florida. Seminole C ounty Board af TRACT FOUR A djustm ent L o t i I th r o u g h I I , Block H r W illiam C. Halbaek, T V , T r a c t 14, BANLANDO Chairm an BPRINGS SUBDIVISION, Publleh Fab. I t , 1444 Hamlnola Countp, Florida, C D F - I I according to tha plat MOTICB OF BALM i h e r e e f racordad In P la t Halle* Is ha rsb p g i v e s th a t S o a k I, page I I a f tha F ublle Baaorda o f Semi­ p u r s u a n t la th* tla a l dearie a f faeaeleeur* and sal* annole Cauntp , FlorldA larad I* lh a raua* pending In TRACT FIVK L o ts I th r o u g h I and tha Circuit Cuurt In and fur Lota I t th r e u g h 14. Block Bemlaola Cauntp, FlorldA coat • t r , T r e a t 14. BANLANDO docket nu m b er 1X.XM th* u n ­ SPRINGS SUBDIVISION. dersigned Clark will eell the altuated In said Pamlnnla Countp, Florida, propartp a ccording ta tha p l a t County daaerlbed aa: L ot 14. Block B. HUM,ANl) th a r a a f recorded In P la t KBTATPA a eubdDlaloA Book 4. page I I of tha a r e a n ll n g to a plat t h e r e ­ Publla Rcnurda nr geniL of, recorded In P la t Honk nola Countp, Florida. l l i P»i*e I f la I I *f th* TRACT SIX Publlo Record* o f Semi­ T ha Maat O n a - lla lf a f Ihe nole Cauntp , FlorldA S oulha aa t Q u a r t e r a f lha Qu a r t e r o f lha T t f a l k a r w ith all atrueturea Houthwaat•. Q and Im prsvsm e nta s a w *nd S oulha aa t Q u a r t a r af Baa. tlon I, Townahlp I I South, h a r e a f ta r an aald lend, and . end pr l i a n a s I I Ka*l. escribed pro Defendants! o f Ik* abevo described p a r tp i a nd all n a t u r e s gow or GREETINGS! h e r e a f te r atta che d to or used You a re ha rakp a t i l f l t d th a l connection with ih* p r ta p r a c sa d ln s to quiet title la ml**» harsln described gad la and f a r o i l e r relief h a s b a as b r a u a h t I s lh a C ircuit c a u r t addition thereto th* follow|g« 4**orlb*4 household appll* anoaa. which are, a nd aka.lik.e. deemed to h* f l tt u r e * and a NOW OPRN y o u p a r t a f ih s really , at.d a re a LUNCH portion of tb s security for tk* (ndtkla daa sa haraiu m antlesed; DINNER On* OB R a f r lg a r a ta r ltllta .) Model No. RU-ll-TCR. Bar. T U KA- t h m B AT. 1*1 No. T g . f f l l t * On* QE Rang* tljlec.), Me. V ISIT OUU H BW — de l No. J-4I1-T, Bar lei No. T T -H 44II One U us-T he rm H eater (Oil), Model No. Xl».|, I M m d B a w a ra lllr f a r • t r i a l No. IT -U -IL 44.049 B A N Q U K TH , L U N C H E O N S BTU u d D IN N E H PA UTICH O s s V iator Climax K it­ chen E x h a u s t F a n — No Model t r Bertel Numbers •39-4197 Kievan Venetian llllnde (M etal), m o au fa u ta re d by Roberta Awning a nd V*. Bellaa Blind Company, Orlaa dA F lorida—N«. Modal o r Serial N u m b e r s at publlo tale, to tk* h tg h ta l and beat bidder for cash be­ tween th* hours af elavaa o'clock In th* fere noa a and two o'clock In th* a f te r n e a a oa t k a Xltb d a y of February, t i l l , a t Ik* F r o n t Door a t tha Btmlaola. County C euriheut* Sanford, Florida. (BEAL) A r t h u r U. Beckwith. J r , Carriage Room HIGHWAYS 17-91 N. R R N M I K , PIOWDA )§ V -tte : Legal Notice Legal Notice t u th e C a u r t a* t h a CauatT J a l a e , Ueaelaala C a a a tp , Plata a f H a t Ida. l a Pvwhata l a r a tha ICalata aft THELMA OLADTB K E E F E R Deceased. F IN A L NOTICE Netloa la harakp given th a t th e undersigned will, an the 14th dap of March, A. D. 1 ! | | p r t i i n t to th e Honorable Countp J u d g e o f Seminole County, FlorldA b i t final r e ­ turn. account and vouchers, aa A d m ln la tra tu r of the Delate of T helm a Gladpa Keefer, d e c e ts . ed. and a t said time, then and there, m ak e application to the ■aid Ju d g e for a final s e ttle ­ m ent of hla a d m in istr a tio n of aald estate, and for an order d isc h a r g in g him ga auch Ad­ m in istrato r. Dated t h is th a 11th d t p of F e b ru a ry . A. D. 1IIX. Elwood R. F rie nd A t A d m in is tr a to r a f the Metal* of Thalroa Gladys Keefer Deceased Publish Feb. I t , XI, XT A Xlar. I, 1I4X. CD F-II • EMINOd.R COUNTY BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT Mstlre a f P a h lle l le a r i a g To whom It m ap concern: Th* Hemlnole Cuuntp Board or A djustm ent will hold a public h e arin g to e o n tld a r th* possibility of g r a n t i n g p e r m it, slon to build c r e m a to r y In conju nctio n w ith cem etery ( o a k la w n ) aa re queste d bp lotkevlew Co.. Ino., on tho fol­ lowing daecrlbed p ro p a rtp : S 11 ch of W I I ch of NW<4 O aklawn Cemetery, P. B. II, Pg. If. Section I-19S.J9E. Public h e a r l n s w » l be held In th* County Commissioner* Itoom, Court Houe*. HanforL Florida, on F e b r u a ry 11. 1)41 a t 1:19 P. M. or a t soon t h e r e ­ a f te r a t possible. Seminole Countp Beard a f Adjustment Bp W illiam a. Halbaek. Chairm an r u b l l s h Feb. II, 1141 CDF-44 tsb an rv rr court. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANUKHY NO. IJAg* NOTICE TO D E PE N D PR A N K J. POHT, Plaintiff, v*. W IL L IE MARTIN a n d MAR­ THA J. MARTIN, hla wife. , D efendant* tx ie erx rr o r F lo r id a T ill W ILLIE MARTIN and MARTHA J. MARTIN, hie wife, Who** reildence* and P ust Offlc* addraeaaa ar* unknown. P l t a t * t a k a notice t h a t pou ar* hereby required to file po u r w r i t te n a n sw e r or defense*. If any. personally or bp an a ttorney, on o r b e for* March XX, lid J. a t t h e o f ­ fice of the Clark of th* Clrcult Court. at th* C ourt flout* In Btmlnol* County, Sanford, FlorldA and to mall a copy th araof to STENBTRGXI D A v i s a McI n t o s h , A t t o r ­ ney* for Plaintiff, Poat Offlc* Rox list. Sanford, Florida. I t h a t c ertain proceeding pond­ ing a g a i n s t you In th* C ir ­ cuit Court a f tha N inth J u d i ­ cial Circuit of FlorldA In and Pop Bamlnot* County, F l o r ­ ida. In c h an c ery , a n a b b r e ­ viated title of aald cause be­ ing •'FRANK J. POHT. P l a i n ­ tiff. va. W ILL IE MARTIN and MARTHA J. MARTIN. hi* wife. Defendants. ’ and h e r a la fait not <>r a Decree P ro Con­ fess* will b* e nte red a g a l n a t pou. T h# n a t u r e #f thl* proceedIng being a suit for forerlu eu rs of a Vendor1* Lien on th* follow ing daecrlbed real propa rtp ly in g and b t l n g In Hemlaol* County, F lo rld A to in wilt Lot I and tha E a s t a nah a lf of Lot I. Block 5. A. IL nusaall'a Addition to F o r t Read, a ccording to plat th ara o f a* reoorded In r i a l Book 1. Pag* If. WITNEIM mp hand a n d s t a t a t Sanford, Btmlnol* County, Florida, thla 11th dap a t F e b ­ ruary, A. D. I f IL (BEAL) A r t h u r If- Beckwith, J r , Clark of th* Circuit C ourt Bpi M a r th a T. Vlhlan Deputp Clark S t t n s t r e m , D a v i t A McJntoeh Attorney* for P la in tiff Poet Office Box 11X0 Sanford, Florida Publish Feb. 11, XI, FT A Mar. a. ItlX. CDF-41. NOTICE o r SUIT TOi.HAROLD W. JOHMBON and JUNK L JOHNSON, E LM ER J . P A R K E R a nd JA N E T A. PA R K E R , hla wlfa. Defendants, Itealdaaca a ■ d M ailing Address Onknourti. TOO AND BACH O F TOO a r * h t r t b p notified t h a t su it h a t been commenced a g a ln a t pou In tha Circuit Court of th* M a t h Judicia l C ircuit of lha Htsta *( Florid* In a n d for Seminole Countp, th* a b ­ breviated till* a f which it: FALL RIVE R B A V I N O S HANK, Plaintiff, -v*. H A R ­ OLD W. JOHNSON and JU N E l» JOHNSON, h i t wlfa e l a l . Defendants, Is C b a n s t r p H a 1X1X4. T ha a t i u r * of thla st|U la a foreclosure a f t h a t a a r t s l n m o rtg a g e fram aald d e f e n d ­ ant* to plaintiff, date d Dec­ ember XI. l i l t and recorded December If, l i f t In U fflclel llecorda Hook III page I I I «f lha Public llacorda a f garninol* Caunlp, F U r ld A e n c u m ­ bering t h a t certain pi*** or p arcel *r property U t a ta d . altualA and being In aald Cuuntp and S ta tA 1toa -*w w |ltt i l-»t s. Illoek f. NORTH U It L A N D O TOW NS I TR. FOURTH ADDITION, a* racordad Ik F l a t Uoob I L Pag* I I , Publl* Raeeedt of Seminole County, PlopIdA EACH O F TOU IB R E Q U IR ­ ED to flic yo u r a n s w e r a r other w r itte n d t f t g e t e to th# C e m p lsla t w llk th* C lark of tha Circuit C o u rt *( Bagitnol* Countp, Florida, In thl* p r o ­ ceeding and to servo a copy tharaof upon th* plaintiff'* a tl e ra a p a , w ha t* g a m e s and • d d r t s a a r t h*r*ta*ft*r **t forth, a* required bp taw, n o t la t e r t h a n th* 14th dap of March 1141. l a default t h e r e ­ of th* cauea will proceed ** part* u p t a lha e ntry a f a De­ er** F r a Confess* a g a i n s t you. WITNESS mp hand a n d th* •fflclal seel o f said Court In Seminole Cauntp , F lo rld A this 11th dap of F e b r u a r y 1141. (HKAI.) A r t h u r H. Beckwith. J r , C lark of th* Circuit C a u r t Hpi M artha T. Vlhlan Deputp C lerk B e a r d s 11, G r ljle y and L e a l s A tto rn ey s f a r F U l a t l f f 41 Norik ( U u r t Btroat Clark « t tha Cirealt ctart Fast Office Bag III* Bpt Mar gar at B. Tpr* OvUadA rtarU* Fubffalf V a b r u e r p IX. t i l l . CDF-41 II Publish F*A Mar. 4. 1I4L CDF-41 II, M. IV I) �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Classified 322-5613 Office 204 W. First It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. 6. For Kent DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: ! UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ ; Tuei.. thru Fn. • 3 P. M. day room house, kitchen equip­ ' before tnierliun. Mon. • Sat. ped. FA 2-3683. noon. BEDROOM home, kitchen STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: equipped. >73 month. Ph. Tuei., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day FA 2-3301. before Inierlion. Mon. • Sat. WELAKA A PA RTM EN TS: noon. Rooms private bath*, 111 W. First SI. RESPONSIBILITY: Tht Herald will not be reapomible for more than one Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 829 Eicambia. Ph. Incorrect lmertion of your ad, FA 20274. and reiervei the right to re­ vile or reject any advertise- FURN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. nient from what ordered to conform to the policies of this 2-BEDROOM CB paper. Srralfi Feb. 18, 1968 — Page 8-A 12. Ileal Estate For Sale i 27. Special Services Seltzer 3 bedroom. 2 bath home ini Plan,) Tuning and Repair Casselberry. Will lake late | W. L. llaruton — FA 2-4223 model car or diamond ring -----KKIGIDA1RE as part payment. Po»sc»sion Sales k Service at once. O. S. Miller, Brok­ G. II. HIGH er. Orlando. Ph. GA 5-2230 17oo W. Ht St. Sanford or 295 3325 Ph. FA 2-3«n St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 16. Female Help Wauled Waitress with Curb Girl ex­ perience. Must be attractive Apply Chick 'N Treat, San­ ford. HOUSE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Sales and ServiceFree estimates in advance Free home demonstration CALL FA 2-578:1 Alan * Fabric A Rug* 2539 Park Dr. tla v % C9 • ^ 9 . 4J -‘II. Articled For Sale Used furniture, appliances, Austin Pipe Organ, fi rankj, tools, cte. Bought • Sold prrbab'y 50 years old, now Larry's Marl 213 Sanford Installed in Sanford I’m Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 byterian Church. T e r m * Sl.ouoo., organ to be re­ Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick placed in approximately 3 Service With the Cast. weeks must be removed in SUPER TRADING PUS1 approximately 3 days, sche­ FA 20677 duling to be worked out with new organ installer* New ami lil'ixifKips.seil at Church. Cal] Mr. Stin* at FA 2-3877 (Ssnfurd). Furniture Sale New wagon wheel bunk beds, Salem M a |> 1e, complete Nearly new Philco Town and with mattress, slightly dam­ Country portable T.V. >130, Call 322 14.13 after 3 p.m. aged, regular >79.5(1 SALE $39.50 CLEAN, oil and adjust your Repossessed Salem Maple Singer or any home sewing triple dresser $39.36 machine for only >3.56. First Repossessed Salem M a p l e 5 call* get a can of machin* double dresser $33 SO oil FREE. FA 2-9411, Bookcase bed with box spring and Innersprlng mat­ LIKE new form alt and boopt. ters..................... . $59.30 Teen site*. Ph. FA 2-2713. 3-Piece dinette, table witli mismatched chair* . S2U.50 ONtON PLANTS New Urge cherry dinette CRYSTAL WAX A SWEET table, no chairs, regular SPANISH, PER Jl— *250 >119.00 SALE $19.50 500-31.50. 331 lota and over Odd Cheit-of-Drawer*. new, —>260 slightly damaged $19.30 CABBAGE L CITRUS BAGS Odd bookcase beds, twin and All sites, ladders, picking full sire, $10.00 and up. bags, clippers, truck rope, ECHOLS REDDING CO. ask fur our price U*t. 2nd. 4k Magnolia FA 2 8321 A. M. PH EVATT, PHONE 749 2113, SEVILLE. FLA. Hcupholxtery Special*) Chairs $19, selection of fa­ WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE CLASSIFIED INDEX brics. Sofas >89, selection of to call regularly e a c h Legal Notice 1. Lost & Found fabrics. month en established Studio t * tit* i M t i *f i k f c * n « t r 2. Notices • Personals Custom Made Slipcovers Girl Cosmetics client a in j u d i r , I n u l i t l r i« iiu lr« F l a r - 8. Education - Instruction 3 Bedroom furnished house. chairs >21.50, Sofa* >19.30. and around Sanford making Nil, In 1'ruXale. Garage. >83 a month. 218 4, Transportation l a rei Statute * t necessary deliveries, etc, 3 Central Florida* Largest W. 19th St. FA 2-2900. n u n ii m i t K i u u E i t 5. Food rcupholstery Factory. Free or 4 Itours per day. Route DseeassA. home esii mates, written T » Ml freSUae* «»<• Feraaa* 8. For Rent will pay up to 13 00 per RENTALS NEEDED1 l | at l m < lain** » r l l t a t i l i 0A Special Notices guarantee. HP* down. Stenitrum Really, Sanford's hour. Write STUDIO GIRL A a a la a t HaU Itaiale l 7. Business R entals Central Fla. Decorators COSMETICS. Dept. 70932, lsrgi-»t rental and property Ynu un.l each <>f you »r * liar*l.y notlfte.l raqulra<l 8. Bench Rentals South A Garland management firm, is in Glendale, Calif. to i i r n e n t any claim* anil d«* 9. For Sole or Rent Orlando, FIs. I'h. GA 2 4870 need of x-verat rental n u n i l i which you. or •Uliar Sanford FA 3 0613 17. Male Help W anted of you may h a t * ■ •aln»t • *i• 10. Wimted to Rent homei, of all sites and In i i l i t i of EUITTI tllllK IIIM - 11. Real Estate Wanted Cocoa NK 6 6171 all tocatloiis. i;li. ,lece*»el. lal* of »•!<! 12. Heal Estate For Sale Retired man part time. Dur­ County, to tli* County _ J u;Ik« ing live day. Wally'a Phil­ of s*mlnnl* County. Florida, 18. Mortyrnyre Loans LAWN SERVICE it you have a home you plan lips 66. 900 French Ave. a t lila offlc* In the c o u rt 1-1. Insuraiue Mowing, edging, ferilllxing, to rvnt, we can furnish' liuu*n of »4ia County a t S.m"My first auto accident—and I havt to hit a cool” 10. S ltuationa W anted foril. VlurlJa. w ithin »U c a l­ 18. Business Opportunity etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. you witli a qualified (ensnt. FREE ESTIMATE e n d e r motitba from tli* tlm* 1C. Female Help Wanted FA 2-1817. We would appreciate tha Upholstering It Mattress ren­ Accordion. 120 b a s s , 3 • f t h t f l r it publication of till* 17. Mule Help Wanted Child Care. FA 2 2274 nolle*. Two aoplc* of each opportunity to serve you. ovating. New It Used Furni­ •witches. 9 Months old. 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Heul Ext ate For Sale claim or demand *b*11 1»* In 18. Help Wanted Truck Body Repair Values $2u5. will sell for ture. Call Nix Bedding Mlg. Children kept. FA 24192 w r i t te n . ami -ball plat* tli* 19. Situations Wanted Finl'li Carpentry work $150 cash. FA 2 5984. place of r**lil*ne« anil po*l Co., a l Too (.tier) Ate. Near NAS. 3 bedroom, 2 hath. MAYFAIR 3(17 Elm FA 2-2816 off loo u ' l j r o a of tl>* claim- 20. Babysit tern Steustrom Realty Will care for children In my FA 2-2117. Assume payments 87.60 mo. IF 9 bp. Garden Tractor with • nt, ami shall b* »worn to by 21. Hcnuty Sulona bumr. While. 323-uSU. 3226742. tha claim ant It* a«*nl. or a tYou desire die very best mower & equipment. Slight­ Heal Extilc — Mortgage* 22. Build Paint Repair DON'T THROW IT AWAY t o r n r y and accom panied by a Southern Air ly used. FA 2-8809. ill N. Park Ave FA 2-2428 IN Residential town living IRONING wanted. FA 2 2454. filing fee of ona dollar and 28. Building Materials Bring your aluminum furni­ ALMOST new 4 bedrooms. 2 IN Architectu«l beauty aucli claim or demand not III* 21. Electrical Services ture lo ua for complete rel'*e<l upright Piano. >30. Ph, baths, large paneled living Child care. FA 3t'7W. Ilt'utinyr* A ir C onditioning • d aball be arold. FOR RENT NOW IN spacious floor design 25. Plumbing Services webbing. l lu t h (lar.lusr Sulci—Repair—Contracting I'.V 2 8812. ______ room with stone fireplace, Large 4 Bit lukclront IN Kitchen equipment Aa eaaoulof of lb* l~i»t 26. Kmlio & Television FURNITURE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES Florida room. Carport*, on Ironing A babysitting wauled. furnldicd ......................$133 IN comfortable beating Will and T o a ta m tn t of Turquoise nylon sofa and UOO French Ave. Aa Ancillary AduilnUira- 27. Special Services 2302 Oak FA 2 8321 1 acre lot, near Wilson 323-U937. (special for ycar't lease >125 IN modern bath fixtures chair. >23. ilood condition. trlx. C.T.A. 28. Laundry Service Ph. FA 2 7033 School, Paola. >19.300. Ph. Exceptional 2 BR E D IT H U l l l K i m i U R . BABYSITTING. FA 2-4039. Phone FA 2-7616. 29. Automobile Service FA 2 1691. 2!L Automobile Service furnished ................... )1M Hien—\:c urge you to see dMHHd Btanalrom, Hxvla A M d n t o a h 29A. Auto Accessories .11. Article* Fur Stile IRONING wanted. FA 2 3565 Clean 3 Bit unfurnished .. $73 SPINET PIANOS- Wc have this lovely 4 bedroom, 2 AUornay* for Ancillary 80. Machinery - Tools Executive special 3 Bit in this vicinity two spinet AUTO GLASS A d m in is tra trix , C T. A. bath Itume In desirable Wanted Repair Work TWO WAY Intercom $12.50. 81. Poultry - Live stock I*, o. IJox i sr.o furnished ......................>175 Mayfair, on large (101,50 x Jim Hunt Realty planus which must be sold Carpentry A Painting FA 2-3362. INSTALLED Hanford. Florida 81 A. Pets We also have a few others at once. They can be pur133) home site. I'ubltab J a n . 13. 14 A Feb. Phone 322-5805 Offiee FA 2-2111 Wiiulfthleld Hack Glass Steve It Refrigerator. $43. 82. Flowers - Shrubs I. 13. 1113. chukcd by making smalt (but If you own a nice 3 or Nights FA 2-M4I Door Glunn V ent Glass 88. Furniture CDKdl deposit and taking over 4 b e d r o o m unfurnished The price is right I Just Apopka 886-4843. 21. I tea illy Salons 323-0700 SERV IC E ■ix t in : c i h v l i t t 'tii n r , 84. Articles For Sale smalt in untidy payment*. homo, may nc help you find $2goou, with low PDA do»n 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Senl.nrik Glunit and Paint \I\T II J t O I C t . i t . C IH t'I 'I T 85. Articles Wanted Ready Mix Concrete, sand, HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Inquire Thompson Mu* la a tenant?) payment, Immediate postt i l ' FLORIDA IN AND F u l l 86. Automobiles • Trucks Company steel, window sill*, lintel*, Complete Beauty Service Co., 29 Colonial Plata Mall, arttUNULK C O l'N T r. cssionl Eor Sale, Runt or Tratlu dry wells, grease traps, 87. Boats • Motors IN CHAN CENT NO. 1ITTS FA 2-3742 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-48IJ Orlando. Phone GA 3-4377. 3-DR., 2 bath CBS home, oak 103 So. Oak NOTICE o r a t IT steps, table lops, stepping 88. Motorcycles • Scooters Stemper Agency TO) ALE THA M. ACltET, floors, central beat. Fenced AUTO RADIO For Humwho cannot get in stones, lot markers. U'ltox* Haaldtnca and 89. Trailers • Cabanas Stenstrom Realty Uli Am om ohllrn - T rucks yard with good gras* and Drive-In Repair Service during regular hours, call REALTOR — INSUROH Miracle Concrete Co. Addraax la Unknown fruit trees. PERSONAL RADIO A T. V. or Who Conceal* ll*r*idf 8. Education • Instruction FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave far evening appointments. Real Estate — Mortgages 309 Elm Ave, FA 2-5751 1953 PLYMOUTH Stattun Wa. A I W U i m COMPLAINT >16,UOO — TERMS 23lh St. A Sanford Ave. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop gun. A-l condition. *57 mo­ 322 242U Having b**n fllad In tb* Clr- Rcfrigeratlun • Air-condition- ROOMS, The Gables. 401 111 N. Park Ave. 1961 Round bobbin Singer sew­ tor. *350. FA 2 9736. Ph. 323 0655 H o h u L. Payton, Ruultor 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0834 cull Court In and for 6tmlIni men needed. We train Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0730. tmla County. Florida. In ing machine, equipped to rig L.M.N. ENTERPRISES FA 2-1301 — 2840 Hiawatha C'baneary, antltUd "IU .m E you. Write Commercial rag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ Volkswagen '38 Kombl Sta­ 21. E lectrical Services 31A. P els ACItEV, Plaintiff, >v*. ALE. Has purchased b e a u t i f u l New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath LAKE MARKHAM DOTS Tradri Institute Box IB, c/o tion Wagon, with or without ment* of gj.SO. FA 2 9111. THA M. ACHET. Defendant", wooded area at Longdate. Let us ahovv you theae high L home. No rash needed. >81 FHIGIDAIRE praying fur certain rallaf for Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months Sanford Herald. seats. FA 2 8SU9. See Mr. Ferguson at sales A dry lots, all have water a month. 322-8083. th* abora named llalnllff and Sales A Service old. AKC. Female. Call FREE use of our Carpet •galnxt You a* tli* I>af*ndunt. MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED office and pick your lot Shampoocr with purchase '35 Merc. 3 Dr, Montclair. frontage. Average fire 100' House Wiring, Free Estimates 2!?-7B79. NOW T H E HE P u l l B. T i l l s Lake 31ary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ and house models, I*iw x 200'. Wonderful fishing, Sid Viltlcn’s Randall Electric WORK IN CIVIL SEHVICE Clean. 322-S110, of Blue Lustre Shumpou. IS TO NOTJFT YOU T h a t If chen equipped. FA 2-1049. down—low monthly paymls. you w ith to defend atralnal No experience necciiary, 112 Magnolia ph. FA 2-0915 2 she iluud pontea; 1 sorrel Carroll'* Furniture. Ixiaiing a n d swimming. a n d o o n l e i t Ih* ahova r i it l tl t d FA 2 8347. filly, 1 paint gelding. >125 .'(7. Hon It* • MuUirtt grammar school education Price >1,903. Name your action, Ynu ar* ttequlred to cacti. Saddles also avi.ll- T-Shirt* 48 cents, rainwear, 25. Pl umbi ng Service* uiuhlly lutfidcnl. Train now Unfurnished 1 or 3 bedroom 3 BEDROOMS, I bath. CB. own terms, file your Answ er o r olh*r work clothe*, Paint, Armyw ritte n d x fa m t. If any you able. Ph. 322-9162. at home for join with secur­ Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Assume payment*. May be Gtlewxy To llio Waterway have, in Hi la Com plaint with seen at 728 Cherokee Circle. Navy Surp'u* 3lo Sanfurd ity. For details, send name, tha Clerk of tho abov* a ly lv l ped- Id" W. 18th St. Ph. Kobaim S|HtrtiriK Goods Dalmatian Pups. 8 Wks. AKC Sunland Estates. FA 2-0860. Stemper Agency Ave. Court and to ss rv a upon address, phone no. to: NA FA 2 4878. Yuur KVINHUDE Dealer A pedigreed. Champions P l a i n t i f f a Attorney, ALDKI1T TIONAL TRAINING SER­ S . FlTTu. whooa a d d r o t t lx 304 6 8 E. 1st I'h. FA 25981 FACTORY T > YJU WILL sacrifice ■ lakefronl both sides. Winter Park. Plum bing JL H ealing REALTOR INSUROR t Maeoulu llulbllng, Hanford. VICE, BOX 50 c/o The San­ Efficiency Apt. >30 Mo. Sur­ ALUMINUM RLINDS Rritany farm house. 2 Bed­ FA 2 4991 191) S. French Ave. AIR CONDITIONING 838-5097. F lorida, a copy of xald a n . plus City. 201 W. 1st St. ford Herald. Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bot­ iih. .Molorcycltn • Scut)tern e w e r or oilier w ritte n de. rooms, 2 baths, Florida CONTRACT and REPAIR fenee, on or befora the t tb White furnished house across tom rail with plastic end*. VESPA Motor Scooters (new) 2 3 A 4 BEDROOM HOMES .'Ik'. I'lowern • Shrub* room, closed-in garage, WORK day of March 1441. 8. For Rent Plastic or rayon ta[ies. Col­ Kona I,. Payton. Realtor fenced yard. In Iairli Arbor. High SdhJol on Ridgewood. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6382 T H E NATURE of xald Com­ $10.65 down It >3.32 Week­ ORCHID PLANTS >4300. Inquire within or p la in t la to pray t h a t tha FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvillc. FA 2 1301 — 28k) Hiawatha ton or nylon cord*. >3,000 and take m er pay­ ly. a b u t* elyteil Court g r a n t Ih* Surplus Sale. 5oo from $1.50 PLUMBING phone Apopka 888-4849. Stiitkurik Glii.su nmi i'uint ment*. Write Box 8. c/o abova named l-l.iin11rr u IHLewis Sales A- Service up. Pols (or sale at bargain. Two l*lrtn. large turn. Apt. Houses for rent. For infor­ Contracting Repair* to r e * « Vinculo Matrimonii of Company Sanford Herald, 2317 Country Club Road Meneiie* lor vale. mation contact Ted Wil­ 1703 Magnolia. >:«. a n d from You; FREE ESTIMATES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 2.u Magnolia Ph. FA 3-1622 Ph. FA 2-7928 FA IL NOT T o ANAWKIt .1. C. Dimlcn Lemon Bluff liams Hardware, 203 E. R. L. HARVEY Realtor l.eet a Deere* Fro Confeteu 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen TEE *N GREEN PIANO, upright, A *1 condition. 23til St. 294 Ssnfar 1 Ave. FA 2-3383 be e n u r e d agalnet Tou. equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. Out 20th St. opposite lolf Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. PETUNIA. Snapdragon, Pan W I T M X d My Hand and Of. N c w key Imard. Tuned. dll. Trillium • ( ‘itlmn as FA 2 0920 after 5 p. m. Club. New 3 bedroom, I t s FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 26. Rail tit & Television »lc Murk, flcU l Heal at Hanford. Heml- 3 Bedroom house. 210(1 Stev­ Guaranteed. $125. FA 2 9(411 Alma all aluminum liuusctrailnot* County, Florida, Oil* 3 l tb bath, built-ins. Large fam­ By owner. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath OHAPEVILLE NURSERY ens Ave, Phone 349-4871. day of J a n u a r y , A. D. l t d . alter 6 p.m, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, buiit-lna, er. 24 ft. Slccpi 4. FA 2 U73U. Fur quirk service c a l l . Grapcvllle Ave. Near 20th St. ily room, central Jieat and ISEAL) CB house on corner lot in fenced yard. US W. Cole­ Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. A r t h u r II. tleckwllb, Jr.. Alr-Condltluu. Low, low Bryan T. V. FA 3 0301 Park RLlge. 113 Ridge Dr. Clerk of abova etyled Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 3 3234 man Circle. >1)0 per month. down p a y m e n t s . >75.00 FA 27158 Court. FA B-7I8I. gon*. Pansies, Vegetable PERSONAL RADIO A or TA 3 0328. month pa) a all. Drive nut Uy: M*rg»r*t E- Tyr*. Plant). Dutch Mill Nursery. ■r.V. SERVICE D. c. today or call FA 2-3741 for IMMEDIATE Furn. 2 Bedroom house. Albert N. Fltte RENT A BED We repair Plmno Changers Cpsala ltd. Just off 20lli St. details. 10:30 to 3 daily. OCCUPANCY 1 Maeonlc llulldlng Rollaway, Iloipltsl & B*by Adults. No pets. FA 2 7064. Radio A T.V., Auto Radio* and 1st St. H anford , F lo rid * 3 liedroum, l‘» bath, no qual­ Bed* A tlorney for PU Intlff. I DAY SERVICE DUPLEX. Clean and nicely > BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ ifying. See Mr. Ferguson. Putdleh Jan. to A Feb. 4. 11, Uy Day, Week, or Month axTlirnilure 23th M. A Sanford Ave. furnished, lay Elm. Phone ed backyard. AtrrundltiuuLungdale sulidivtsion loing 3*. t»4S. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pit. 333 0653 NO M287. C D K .II er. Kitchen equipped. Low wood. WANTED reliable couple to Ph. rA 1-8)11 HI W. 1st St. CADILLAC OLDS down pay mant. »*» «, Park IN T H E CIHCI IT ( O I U T OF take ut» monthly ' pay menla COUNTRY Club Manur. 114 27. -Special Services LAKKYIEW Nome for sale or H I E NINTH J l OH t i l . n i t of $13.5(1 on 3 complete f Q C q FALCON Klstlun Wagim Garrison Drive. 1 Bit Fur­ Ave. FA 1-1791. a;IIIT, IN AND FOR VKNINULU trade fur u tiled farm on the WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Legal Notice rooms of furniture. Cali ■ SlMiulttttl 'I ranaminlon CUII ATX, FI.O Illll*. 1695 nished. >73.00 Consider sell­ west side of Sanford. Call CMANI KRV NO. t a n a RAVENNA PARK SP JUNKER SYSTEMS TE 8-1311, tuikulbcrry, cul­ IN TIIW » I S r l l T CIH'KT' ing, small down payment fur Attractive NVALTER J. DWYER. I R f l f 4‘ADILI.AU 4 DiHir Autu,, Power FA 2-7898 days or FA 3 W tifl 3 HR, tile bath led. All Types and Sires r l a t n t l f f , ninth j i iih h i . ( i n c u r . t'quily and furn. Mu. Pay, * I Brukr* .... IN (V|l l ul l aUMINIII'H nights. Cli homo, In lovely RivenV*. We Repair and St-rvlre menla. >39.30. No pets. Ph. i -di' nt Vi r i i i in i n . H E EL,Ml In D W Y E R . BEDS HJIl RENT iia Park, Features include | A f t | t IIKVBOLET I on Pickup S T I N E S1.H.R50 D efen d * * !. I l l A Nl H i l l n il I37.V4 CY 3-7281. OfUwdu. 1493 I W I utoma*le Trsii-.fiil.>ti'ii range, huaUT, hot water JOHN VVAHIHiN IHSNHIUOHJI, Machinery and Supply Co. fluspitiil, Rullauays, Jpvc N O T IC E O F a t IT >4» DOWN Plaintiff. nils. FREE delivery and T O i lleu lali I* D w y e r heater, hlinds, sir-condi­ 20T W . 2nd St FA 2-6132 FURNISHED Cottage. Near UORV AIIf I Door Charming 3 bedroom Isoms 4*. 3414 Houlk l l t h Place Pick-up. tioner, and chain link fenc IIU-N1296 Aulunotlr Tr«n»nil»»lnn............ ....... LI/./.H: n * s n is it NAS main gata. Reasonable. Hhaboygan, VVI*con«ln situated on spacious oak DOG boarding. $17.(to per FURNITURE CENTER ed rear yard. Total price You ar* hereby notified th a t DIIICKS, FA 2-3721, shaded corner lot in High­ Def*nS»al. |A K A ( ADILI.AU Sedan DeVllls. a aull for divorce liaa been month. Minimum 3 months. lino French Ave. >11.930! D o w n payment NUTII i: III- »I IT I D D 9 Puorr And Air t ’oiul. land Park, landed with In etltu ted agalnet you by 2 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. Animal Haven FA 2-3732. Pli FA 2-7953 TOi Mr*. I .lu l* l l. n n e r H e n­ $130! No closing costsl W A L T E R J. DWYKH In th* nice features and extras! drick* >83. 2619 Elm Ave. C l r c n l t C o u r t o f tb * N in th Monthly payments >79.30! 1 9 5 9 ‘ ,,KV“ O L ,rr H«»llon Wagon Don't fail to »cc this exI t l g b l s n J P a r k Itesd Judic ia l Clreull a f Florida, la 1396 Door. 6 t'v Under May we serve you? II. D. 1 a n d for lam lnol* County. F l a r , ccplkmal value knlayl Sellerev ill*, r m n . y l t s a l a 6A Special Notlcew Kitchen equipped, near bu Hop, 100 x 130 lot, 23IU Country Club Rd. FA 2 1817. V 138. F u rn itu re Wall a v» HOLLERSo/SANFORD (M I - Id*. Th* a b b raa la iad till* •> th* caa* It m- a L T K R I. DWYER, plaintiff, t t r a u i IIE IU -A li 1* DWYEIt, d t f a a dant. You ar* he reby requited la file your anawar ar o th e r d a , fentlv* pleading la (ha abov* alyl*d caut* with th* C lark • f tha Circuit C ourt of Mid County, and t a n * a copy th arauf upon lti»e*tt and Tuck, 3 Maitland l-Uaa, Maltland. F l o r i d a , a t t o r n e y * for plaintiff, ou o r before the I t t day of March, t i l t . I f pa it-fall l* d a t o a Daoraa f r a Caafaaao will ha entered a a a l n e t y ou for t h e r e l i e f <1ein a l i i , l In th e C o m p l a i n t . W I T N E S S m y b a n d a n d Ih* aval o f t a b l C o u r t a t Han ford . b em lnvU C ounty. Florida, thla J I t h d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1*13. (HEAL* A rthur II B eckw ith. fierk By M argaret D eputy C le r k E. Tyr* Jr.. Yau ar* h*r*by uollfl*') Dial a *ult been Inatllul*'! a s a lh * t J uu. ***klng a S liorr* lu Ih* Circuit Court In anil for Hfminn1» Cnuniy, Vlurlii*, ■n l l l l t l J"lii> W*rr*u ll«ndrloke. plaintiff, v* I .lu l* l le n n t r l le n .l r t ke, Stfam lom , ■ ail t h » l you *r* r * q u lri'l lu file ymir * * • • # * *r «lU*r plan-ling w ith the Clark of Ihlt Culirl ami tu u n r a c-ipy lb*r«- f ui> "0 Hi* plain ­ tif f or hi* wtturney, whoe* n*m* and «ddr*e* a ppatr* herein, nut lat*r than th* 11*1 d*y nl Vehruary, A. D . 1441. nr * fi»rr*« I’m Confrean will hr ente red agalnal ynu. DON 13 AND UIIDKUKP »' Hanford, Hatnlnnl* C o u n t y , b’lurld*. thl* th* 3'.»t day of January. A. l». t K I . t«CALl A rth u r H. D e - k - .i i i Jr., Clerk. Circuit Courl, »eiulnot* C o u n t ) , Yl-flda U y; M arllia T. V lilUu D tp u ty Clerk H a r la n Tuck, of lb* firm af William Murrell, Jr. H a s t e n and T uck A ttorney fur Plaintiff I Maitland Ptaxa 1131 K d(*w *i*r Drive Maitland. Florida Orlando, PlurtJ* Attorn*}* fur Plaintiff t'uhlleh J a n . tu A Feb. I, IS, Publleh Jan. 34, 14 A 4. : i , m s . 3b. 1)11. C O L -IT CDK -Tt F eb . REMINDER INCOME TAX SERVICE O. U. HARRISON’S Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages Real Estate - Mortgages tail Palmetto Ave. 3X3-8827 111 N. Perk Ave. FA 2-UW U1 N. Park Ate. FA 2-2420 V. Fur Sal* ar Item Mayfair Section. Sacrificing NEW 2 bedroom, I bath a $28,uoo home for >22,000. home, large corner lot, 311 2 11It. Modern bouse. 817 Owner leaving town. 4 Bed­ Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ Catalina. FA 2-0578. room, 2 bath, 20U0 aq. ft. tates. VA—nothing down, living area, central heat, 2 REDRUU31 home. CB cun monthly payments >92.uu. struction. Near Pinrrrcst terrairo floors, dishwasher, FA 28074 • FA 2 2218. disposal, complete kitchen, School. Ph. FA 23754. All types or Heal Estate cualuin built. S'.i Year* old. 7 ROOM furnished bouse. 922 Lot 10P x ISO'. FIIA com­ John E. Fox, Locust Ave. PinecaeUe. Ormittment requires >1800. lanuu, Fla. Realtor plus closing, call 322-4192. 110 N. Park Avs. Ph. 323-0559 11. Heal E sU le W anted Service Station 4k Store. 3 34 LOIS near Orlando Hlway. WANTED: Small manufactur­ Room Apt. on 2nd lloor. Large corner lot. Good lo­ Dreamwold Add. ' Sanford ing business, established Inquire 922 Locuat Ave.1 cation. FA 2-2739. motel or trailer lot or Plaecastte, Orlando, Fit. ground plot auitgble for de­ velopment. Send detailed J. W. Hall, Realtor I BEDROOM, 3 bath horn*. particular* to P. U. Box No. air condition, central beat. "Call Hall" TA 2-3S4I 241, Danville, Penuyvlvama. Near Big Bear Lake. Also 2544 So > reach Ave. HOLLERSo/SANFORD CIIEVKOLEP 2 Door, I Cylinder___________ 1 Q C Q Pl.YMOUTH 2 Hour, U Cylinder S t a n d i r ^ T r a n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ....... W *•"<w *r t't * t |*jJU(4i*aVLM.u.u~-vo r — t OI.DH.MOBILE Super "88" 4 Door Power JUrake^^jla^ine^Uh^jkoad, l A C A FHKVUOLKT Impute I D«ur, • * * ■ 8 t'ylinjd^^roirij^Jjrran-^^^^ I Q B f i CADILLAC 4 Dour Sedan DeVille, Air Condillnned ....... 795 786 1698 1955,,<,NT,AC * |HMr H*d*n —.. — 1 A C T FORD Rialiuti Wagun, 4 lk w r,V jjJ ljrr d W tr^ ^ . , |A R T CHEVROLET 4 Door Station JV ag o n .^ ^ M j^ JO d JT a n * ^ ^ ...... CORVAN 1 0 R Q EDSEl, 4 lloor. Auto. 1 9 9 0 Tranamlo-hin *1997' roo HOLLERS 219 K. 2nd ST. UKAND NEW DISCOUNT ON ALL SANFORD 786 _ OLDS 4 Door Hardtop Auto, Power Rte-rln» CARS 2303 Ji. PARK EANY, QUICK GMAC' FINANCING >19 E. INI* nT. 2303 »- PARK FA 2-0711 ----- ORLANDO Ctf I SJ4* ----- PA 2-6MI �M H D H V h th . _______ VmTl Page 4-A — Feb. 13, 19CH Courthouse Records llt*1 Entile Trx auction, Edward Crews to I-ee Dur­ ham, etui, N. ChuluoU, (7,160, W. M, Strobel, atux to Law­ rence Garsler, etux, Cassel­ berry, (23,600. Everett Harper, atux, to Church of the Naiarene, San­ ford, |6,fl00. Vernon Hinely, atal, to John I Inifr, etux, 22-20-30, (16,400. Andrew Dobor to August Kodak, atux, Slovak Village, (13,000. Law rence King, eta I, to Winfield Drown, Casselberry, (17,600. John Reddes, atux, to Thur­ man Welhalm, atux, Smith's Subdn., (6,600. Ralph Woodruff, etal, to Herbert llehrens, etux, 10-10- ' dairy special* frozen food* W H ER E SH O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE Sw ill's C i l o s t M ary**!** Oawny-flaka Kiny S its Allsweet ............ '«£’ 27c Waffles ............. Pillibury'a CrtuiM Dtarfisld Fro,** Lima leans U 'i - a i Ph|. 2-lb. Fordhooks ........... Dinner Rolls ........ t*.' 29c Niblets Corn ....... Yogurt Grstn Giant Speers af Broccoli ............. Kraft's B it-lye (Head Swift's Premium Quick Prssen Swiss Cheese ....... pVa. 37c Beef Burgers........ Kratt’i Dstuis Amafken, Pim»»ta Sliced C h e e se ..... ‘lY Swanson's I-Caurse Chicken at Turkey 29c 59c® 4*1 Green Giant Whole Ksrnsl •reaksteae's Tally ‘39c T-V Dinners......... Garten's Flavor-Leek Pack Perch F ille t......... Sin|leten's Fraxsn Breaded Oysters ............. 10 -ox. ph*. 29c I 0 *aa. Pk|. 39c 1 '«-lb. h «l 99c IT -* ,. pk|. 89c« 1-Ik. Pk|. 49c t-lb. pk«. 89c l' 110, ( 00 ,000 . Ruth Staples, a t a l , t o Charles Entsmlnger, e t u x , (13,700. Duane Krause, etux, to Rob­ ert Graff, etux, D r o t l o n Woods, (30,400. Mary Redding, etvlr, to Kenneth McKoberU, Sanford, (7,000. Leo Salvia, atal to Ernest Grubbs, etux, Adell Park, Ice C ream . 69* Punch • • • • 3 4c6a” *f. P r e m ..........3 «"• $1 J e w e l............ 49* ( 11,000. Lake Shore Hornet, Ine. to Harry Klein, atux, Falrlanc, (17,600. Barry'a Investments, Ine. to Homer Sawell, etux, Wildmere, (8,000. Millard Woodruff, eltix to Kenneth Peirce, etux, Murvanla, (16,000. Felix Garcia, etux, to FHA, Woodmen*, (8,800. * Robert McKee, etux, to (111* hert Pearce Jr., etux, Sunland, (14,100. Augustus Frate Sr., etux to . Charles Gormley III, atux, Evanadale, (16J100. J. I'. Donahue, etux, to A. D. Rosier, etux, Sanford, (8,700. Theodora Chalfant, atux, to Dr. Charles Aker, atux, Rest Huven, (6,000. E. C. Wetherlngton, atux, to John Lovelace, Casselberry, (12,600. iiruee Gemmel, etux to WIIlium Hippier, Fern Park, (I,070. Paul Herrmann, etux, to Kenneth Caltrlder II, atux, Druid Hills, (12,360. linns Kchwcixcr, etux, to Rii'linrd C. Mayberry, etux, Dretton Woods, (26,000, Condor Merritt, etux, to Grand Lodge AF and AM, (6,00(1, Altamunte Spgs. C. II. Fox to Howard Rol­ lins, etux, Cameron, (6,000. Kings wood Dldis., Inc. to M. J. Pickering, atux, Sunland, Red or Yellow Tropical Fruit Drink Hawaiian Conned Luncheon Meat (limit 3) SW IFT'S Weekend Shortening Special SW IFT'S xW CG REEN ST A M PS with dda toupsn mA perches* a4i ATLAS-AIRE ELECTRIC HEATER Folgar't 3-Lb. Canister Pack IWMIMI $99S THKV k(H •JUT! Uaptfoi Bat« ran. IB. m u W m m w M TXM,v,vV Coffee • • - $1 38 <limit 1 par cuttomer with purchaiaa of $5.00 nr moral Canned Evaporated M ilk P e t Milk 8 ~ $1. F 6t P Y ELLO W CLIN G PEACH H A LV ES S W IF T 'S PREM IU M B O N E LE S S CANNED HAMS Sib. (15,000. Juffra Davis, etux, L> Tlnnnas Flannery, etux, 31.21-31, can ( 0 ,200. First Fed. of Orlando, etux, Joseph Wilson, Laka llurrlstt, (11,000. Vvrlin Halnra, etux to FHA, Satlltiiido, (14,600. John Vandeigrifl. rtux, to FIIA, Jansen’s Kulidn., (14,- ooo. i 7 ll: /I ------H T Alack Kill*, etux to Paul Roche, etux, Altamonte, (18,000. G u l d e n r o d Land Co. to Charles P r a g a r, Suburban Homes, (10,300. Not man Williams, etux to Huribcl Taffcr, etux, llel Air, (6,800. FHA to Floyra Lynch, etux, Wynne wood, (12,600. Marriage Applications Maurice O'Conner, Cassel­ berry and Dillia J. Yancey, N. Orlando. George Gordon, Orlando and Dorothy Wilson, Orlando. Howard Krilslierger, Langhurn, Pa. and Martha Ann Harrow, Luke Monroe. Cary Grant, Orluudo and Shirley Junes, Sanford. Suita Filed Uoston Five Centa Savings Hunk vs. William Ilernosky Jr., rial, niig. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. vs. Wil­ liam Durban, etal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co, vs. Jo­ seph Hicks, etal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Mat­ thew Uomals Sr, rtux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Louts WassntT, atux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Don­ ald McKeuxle, etux, mtg. fcl. Fad. Nat’l Mtg. Go. va. Wil­ liam Siwncer, etux, mtg. fcl. WeiUlde Fed. 8. and L. va. Haiold Greek, etux, mtg. fcL Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. v*. George E. MarNcal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. John McHenry, atal, mtg. frl, Fad. Nat'l Mtg. Co. va. Franklin, Hunt, etux, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Co. vs. Ber­ nard Granger, atux, mtg. fcl. ** Fad. N atl Mtg. Co. vs. Dev' U F. Justice, a tg . faL Premium Label Cello-Packed Healthful, Delicious Lady Betty Swift's Franks• 49c Prune J u ic e ..........3 C n P O P Swift'* Premium Brawn b Serve Sausage <patty or link) S W IF T 'S P R E M I U M Link Sausage • •" 69c Lunch M eat . 3 St 87c GOVT PROTEN HEAVY IN S P E C T E D T E N D E R -A G E D W ESTERN NOW THItOUGH FEU. Italian Tomatoes ... 3 AL $1. Kith With Wieners Serve Silvar Floss At Ride Jubilee - Seminole Pluzu FFJtN Sauerkraut ..........2 PARK Peanut Butter..........*£• 59c BEEF Strietmonn's Delicious down produce lane Fig Bar C o o k ie s.......'i? 39c S irlo in S te a k .«> 9 9 T-Bone S te a k • «> 9 9 c Club S te a k . . •«». 99 c Round S te a k «»• 9 9 c c Chuck S te a k • . »>5 9 G round B eef • • ■*>4 9 c c Genuine Idaho Runet Baking POTATOES 10 A 5 9 ‘ Crisp Cello-Pocked pkg. 8* hd. 19' Firm Western Iceberg □ LETTUCE In Bud, Potted AZALEA PLANTS t? 4 9 ' F.F.V. Feature of the Month Caramel Chip Cookies V:; 29c Diet Drink (chocolate, vanilla b butterscotch) Metrecal Liquid w*-*• I *■ - f . u «IA Ala caaaaa aad ewebeae af, SWIFT PREMIUM CANNED HAMS Vea $3 ” leeaWet Sal.. M . IS. IMS) s d t fC O R K IN S T A M P S ! «(A A4e aaaeea « d eerckeee ei, Tonww Whala Hag Usk Savsaga . 69* eat. m . is. lea n niVs’i»V(\VtV»Vt\\\\W»\Vs\\Ve\\\\Vt\VsWW\ 6 d ^ G M E N STA M PS W l6 6 ia aaaeaa aaJ awakaaa aft BAYER ASPIRIN TABLETS iMBirai MR* P(B IB* IBM m m m m m m m m u $1.49 yr ________... % .1 - m- a p i — w. wir ■- ,ir w r ■*->wi f f . ? 1^ v a v m u- u. ^ m •Vv.'.V.V.’.V.V.rt W G REEN ST A M PS - - '• ■ ' t Bill. .? UJIelcome r Florida Visitors ^ PRICKS KFFKCTIVK THRU SAT., FIB. 16, 1961 (while they leal) jA 29c Cairo Boouly Tasty, Nutritious Dieruunt TirkrU AI*o Available At 1’ublix Market (bologna, olive b pimento, pickle b pimento) □ CARROTS 29c Progrcsso Brand Delicious (iood For ONE Free Ride Tarnow'a Whole Hog Froth Country Harmon'a Orange Band Allotted Brand Tender Green Garden P e a s ........ 49c pkg. $ I. SERVING ALTAMUNTE lA W G R E E N S T A M P S wi6 Ala ****** •*( ywrchiM all A D O R N H A IR SPRAY (mix IfM Mm* m InlMf-ttwm 7 - * 1150 •la* ■ * •(. 1 H 4- tea U . 1M 1I SPRINGS, CA88KLBEUKY, FF.I1N PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND HANFORD- . . . . from HIGHWAY I7-8J end STATE * �* ^ “1 Commies 'Hijack' Venezuela Ship ^ e 1 0 ^ By Larry Vrrxhrl A FKW V A I . E N T 1 N E CARDS JIM CR API'S: Kor be in? consistent. SONNY RADORN; Kor guts to change hit mind in the Lice of pressure. KAHLYLE tlOUSHOLDER: For a brilliant presentation before the city commission (without pay). BILL HUTCHISON: For hi* Ion? amt arduous task in eomins up with a legal o p in ­ ion and the many long day* ami night* he spent sweating over it. VERNON DUNN: For Good sense over and beyond the call of duty. JOHN FITZPATRICK: Nam quantum rst in oculis Inis, t a mum est el non amphu* ait Sanctus franciscus. • • • How come a mother of one of the Sanford Grammar School kids had to bring a portable electric heater to warm some 26 youngsters in one class? . . . For one .solid month the radiator in one of the rooms has been out of commission. • • + Tlie contract date for com­ pletion of the city’s sewage treatment plant has expired . . , Work started on June fl of last year . . . "Do you think they'll finish this year, decade, century . . ,?" quer­ ied this reporter. "They can if they try hard," answered City manager W. E. Knowles, • • • Plans on renovating the downtown post office into a library should ■lie completed in a few weeks. No cost esti­ mates us yet. * • • llill Rush tell* us he hopes to have preliminary studies of the Gee Creek outfall of Lake Kathryn in the not too distant future. • • • • • • happened * to • What ever happened Adams Shopping Center? • to * • City putting out litter bas­ kets along Fkrat St. (his morning. • • • Even the 14-fool aign atop (he Valdez Hotel seems to lie joining in the 2 a. m. liquor hassle. The sign norm­ ally flips over between "ho­ tel" and "bar" hut the wir­ ing went haywire Thursday night and the aign read "hot bar." • * • Police Chief Roy Williams tell* us Shrine Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p, m. to honor the Astronaut Class of Nobles. • ■ • Come Friday Patty Glenn Johnson will be on tier way to White Springs and the "Joannie With The Light Brown Hair" rnnteM. . . . Shr will be accompanied by her mother, Mr*. C. W. (P at) Johnson and Grace Krick Sanford, her vocal Iracher, who will accompany her, not only in the ear but on the piano. , . t NOW that Is H E A L LY "accompanying," eh?) , . . Starling at 5 p. in. Friday ami continuing until "alter the hall is over" on Saturday night, Patty Glenn and 21 other contestant sing­ er* will 1m1 regimented like paratrooper* . . . Interview­ ing Judges, singing, riding In Conestoga wagon*, facing flash-bulb*—and being pleataut! . . . The good wi*be» of home (own go along with Patty Glenn—with the hope that she will be THE Jeanie. • • • It's oftic.a! now . . . as we reported three weeks ago . . , Randall Chase has been appointed to the Florida Council of lt« by Got. Rryant. • • • Everyone helping the Serepta home . . . How about some aid for the Good Sam­ aritan? • • Welldigger Rescued From 'Sandy Pit' • County Attorney Harold Johnson think* there'* a chance that franchise direc­ tive may make the Legis­ lature . . . With a refertndwui on if Venezuelan state of Falcon ami Puerto Rico. Venezuelan wnrshlps were believed steaming out to in- nsaui... BRIEFS Training: WASHINGTON (UPI) Hundreds ol Latin American* are being trained in Cuba in guerrilla warfare, sabotage, and leadership of insurgent movements. U. S. officials reported today. Bijr Change TALLAHASSEE 4UPI * House Speaker Mallory Horne estimated Wednesday chang cs which will have to be made In the lower chamber to LAKE TOMAHAWK. Wis. accommodate 30 new mem­ (CPI) — A welldigger trap­ bers will cost $35,000, ped cighl feet underground was freed hy rescue work­ er* today after spending near­ CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPt) ly 13 hours buried to his —Thomas S. Hcrse, fig. fashoulders in a sandy pit. Rescuers worked through Ihcr-in-law of convicted wife(he night heforc wresting slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard, was found shot to death here Raymond Fink. 31, Athens, Wis.. from a caved-in well Wednesday nighl, an appar­ where he was nearly buried ent tuiride. alive Thursday afternoon. He was pulled from the well at C A R A C A S , Venezuela 5:01 a. m, Fmk was taken to a Wood­ (UPI) — Armed Communists ruff, Wis. hospital where doc­ who captured a Venezuelan tor* said ho was in good con­ freighter bound for Houston. Tex., on the high seas said dition after 111* ordeal. pursuing After he was pulled /mm loday they a r e the well by a belt hooked "peaceful political ends" and around his chest he embraced called for protection of inhis wife and said, "I'm okay, lernaliunal law. honey." Fink lipped warm milk P O R T EVERGLADES and smoked cigarettes while rescue workers struggled to (UPI)—'The third Hrd Cross mercy ship in seven works to free him. Hi* brother. Lawrence, stay­ curry Cuban exiles from Ha­ ed at hia side and when a vana docked here loday with second and third cave-in bur­ 74(! anti-Castro refugees, the ied Fink to the neck hi* bro­ majority of them women and ther clawed away the dirt children, after a 12-hour voy­ age. with his hare hands. WEATHER: flour ami a Httle warmer tmlnv. TUph today, (*8-72. Low tonlpht, SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 648 trtrep t it. However, there was the possibility th at U. S. war­ ships might do the job. The Anzoategui was hijack­ ed by member* of the antigovernment National Libera­ tion Forces. FAI.N who claimed in a ra­ dio message to be pursuing "peaceful political ends." Hie message Imre ninr signature* of met) in the raiding party which seized tha freighter and said all ahonnl were safe and unharmed, indicating the hijacking was accomplished by surprise hikI without viol­ ence. County Okay Influenza-wise, Leone Says -(g aK Seminole County and Flor­ ida are '‘doing scry welt in­ ■iv'-i _ fluenza-wise.” Dr. F r a n k Leone, county health director, reported today. *aT uv.•'■ - ir n e K o fl/. i "Let's keep our fingers crossed (hat it stay* that THESE THREE MARINES in fatigue uniform, with full and return. They left a t 8 this morning and exj>ect to he hack way," Ihe doctor said, when knnjmck*, tire nuntuwltere on I lie ruml between Sun ford Nnvnl at the Ilarracks between H* and 11 tonight. Col. Ermcl D. How* queried about recent national Air Staion and Stetson University at PeLniid. They lire on a en (left), commanding officer, extends a “bon voyage" to and state reports that resi­ fiO-mile hike in nrctmlnnce with I’lesidenl Kennedy's phyniral (’apt. Richard E. llaislip. executive officer; 1st Lt. Harry It. dents should brace (or an fitness program. They are hiking from the Marine Harnu'ka (•entry, guard officer, and Sgl. Itolieit I). Ryan, first platoon epidemic of Asiatic influenza. a t NAS a distance of 2ft miles to the front Rate of Stetson U. sergeant. (Herald Photo) Dr. Leone rerallrd that last October Ihe U. S. surgeon general announced evidence pointed to a pending flu out­ break. and especially warned that pereautions (flu shots) William Fortune, English ^ should be taken hr pregnant Estates, a member of the women, oldster* and person* Republican party, plckril up suffering with respiratory oil qualification papers to run mrnts. for Slack Cleveland Jr.'* "However," the health di­ vacated house seat late this rector said, "there is no ap­ morning. Fortune could not MIAMI (UPI) - The Coast parent cause for alarm at lie reached for comment a* Guard said today the search was tired to stabilize Syneom eral Space Agency said the CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) this time that point* to epi­ of I p.m. as lo his In ten in an orbit a b o u t 22.30(H) miles causes could still be normal for (he tanker Marine Sul­ —The United State* installed demic proportion, in Sem­ Hons. The deadline for its new Syneom communica­ above earth. The maneuver —"maybe it (Syneom) was phur Queen, missing for It inole County." qualifying Is noon Friday. It itself apparently was success a little too iiot to start with, He advised that the danger Fortune decides lo run for tions satellite in a difficult ful, according lo early in­ or it could be facing in Hie days with 39 men aboard, was abandoned "pending further |Hiinl is at the passing stage Bw House, he will fare “ hanging" orbit above earth form anon. wrong direction. We will development*." for Hits season and Ibat flu DMlocratlr opposition from today, but lust contact with Within 13 seconds after the know more n little later." A spokesman said all unit* shuts are nut necessarily Gwiton Frederick. it. satellite nickel was fired In December, the Unites! would continue (0 maintain a needed now. since they do not The t5tvpound Syneom, dehowever, tracking saltlons on States launched another com- lookout (luring normal ope. •■fitntnr wfa-Hp# f<«| ( u . o* signed to relay rad'-o ■'in i tin- ground suddeniy lost radio inuniratioris satellite, called radons from New Orleans lo IUJ a h fft-H e p Jb - three week*. tcieplioue i'i«x»itr**tion., t«' contact wdh Syneom. Thai Relay, and had Rouble with New York. "If (here wern ui lire Leesburg «rr* tween North America and was at alumt ti a. m EST. It. That later proved to be wreckage sighted we would wert lohl Wednesday night Africa, rode Into the sky Scientists managed to net a rundown Iwiltery, and Hie begin an active search that Pi evident Kennedy has aboard a three-stage Delta n reading (mm a radio brasatellite resumed normal ope­ again,'* he said. laiicd In tell the American Rocket launched at 12:35 s eon on Ima fit Syneom a Imitt rations when the power sup­ For six day* Coast Guard people that there is riu chance HAVANA (UPI) — The m. EST. one hour later. Then they ply was hultt up. and Navy planes combed (he or any attempt to halanrr Hie Rut more than five hour* Castro rrgime Loday announc­ lost contact again. Syneom’* orbit, about 22,300 Gull ami Atlantic for any federal budget until IM7 even ed rapture of nine American* later, the first signs .<f puss Four tmur* Inter, ground miles above earth, left it In sign of the ship, which car­ if his proposed lax cut is car­ MIAMI (UPI) — Govern­ suspectisf of cnnylng out a Rite trouble* appeared. stations were still trying to a position where its forward ried a cargo of molten sul­ ment investigators today ex­ study of Cuban coastal artil­ At that point, a small roc­ reestablish the vital link. ried nut. speed almost tnnleiied the phur. If water had entered amined the twisted metal to lery installation*. ket inside the satellite Itself A spokesman for Ihe Fed­ rotational speed of Earth. go it could have touched olf determine If a Jetliner was A government statement Ihe cargo It could * avo JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - spinning out of control nr said the men, as yet unidenti­ touched off an explosion that Survivors of Luke Williams, a falling In piece* when It fied, were seized some where could have blown up the ship. Volusia County Negro shot to crashed into the Everglade* along Ciinmgucy province's The ship disappeared on death hy a deputy sheriff in Tuesday, killing 43 persons. north roust. They were said a routine trip from Beau* Char los Collar, chief in­ Dr Land Jan. 0. have filed a to have claimed lo hr on a muni, Tex., and Norfolk, Va. S35U.0O0 damage suit in Fed­ vestigator for the Civil Aero­ akin-diving expedition. 'Die Swiss embassy in Ha­ eral Court here. The suit nautic* Board (CAR), would GENEVA (tr p |) — Canada The statement said the men vana reported Wednesday that named Deputy Sheriff Harold not concede that the North­ were being “subjected In in- urged the nut-lea.- powers In lnqulr.es to Unban authorities Cooper, Volusia County Sher­ west Orient Airlines 720B Jet­ vestlgutioii" to determine the day to quit quibbling and gel Into the disappearance of tho A total of I r>,D7.*l Soniinoli' t'omily residents iff Rodney It. Tlmrshy, and liner was in piece* before It reason for their presence on down to buxines* on a nu­ tanker had produced nothing. are t opinloi ml and eitRilde lo vole hi tin* special the Maryland Casually Co., smashed into the sjKingy Cuban soil. clear test ban treaty which D Tlie Cuban* said the Marino elections to name a State Senator and a Slate surely for the bonds of the swamp during a rainstorm. The government - controlled "almost within our grasp." Sulphur Queen had not put "You Jump to one con­ Representative. sheriff and his deputies. Canadian delegation leader into any Cuban port and no clusion like that, and then press expressed the suspicion Gen. E. L. M. Hums told I lie I'epislrar Camilla lln u c said today there Cuban radio receiver* bud you get to a theory right they were "paving the way 1'n a tio n d l s u i moment eon are l",.r>l<! registered Demonals, 2,22!l I’epnldifor infiltration of Central In­ picked up any signal from H10 BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) — away." Collar said after telligence A g e n c y counter­ fernnre Hint the United Stair*. rans and 2d I others, 111111111111},’ two ntendiers of vessel. viewing the crash scene. Hundreds of Soviet military tlie Prohibition Party. Britain nud Russia are *."Pretty *o«n, you're looking revolutionaries.'* technicians brought in by de­ rlose to mrrrcmrnt that tile First special party printarv is si liedtiled for posed Premier Abdel Karim for evidence to back up that cnnferelire should Torus it, if. Fell. 26, with a second, if necessary, on Mnivh one theory. We want open Kassrnt posed a serious di­ fmts in this men until |2, However, if there is no parly opposition tho PEORIA. 111. (UPI) \ lemma today for Hie anti- mind* at this stage. We're cess is a e h l e v e i l . primaries will not lie held, Thu special yenerul half-million dollar fire de­ looking for any *»rt of evi­ Coinmunist leaders of the The ltd-stall* hnvo stall, d election will he held March 26. stroyed the 70-year-old Mayor new rrbrl regime ol Iraq. Re­ dence." on rnnlinulrig lest ban nryn Only candidates to ipitdify to dale ate Mack Hotel in downtown Peoria lo­ bel force* and heavily armrd tinlions slnrc the eonfeieia-e Cleveland Jr. for the Dcioocratic nomination for day, killing ill least two per­ civilian "national guards" ap­ ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — resumed Tuesday after nn sons and Injuring e i g h t Kenidor and former Rep. Cordon Frederiek for peared to have succeeded in A vice president of the strike, eight-week recess. Ihe House seat vacated hv Cleveland. others. wiping mil resistance hy bound Florida East Coast Iraqi Communists in Hugh LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Railway has sworn out * dad and oilier major cities. Teamsters Union President peace warrant against ano’lwr James Hoffa testified fur vice president, nrrusmg him nearly 2'» hours before . ol making death threats. JACKSONVILLE (UI County Judge Charles C. NEW YORK (U PI)—Nego­ secret federal grand jury in tiations remained stalled lo- the federal building Wednes­ Mathis Jr. said today an af­ City Negroes urged day in the 09-day old New day while Ally. Gen. Robert fidavit was filed with him Itaydon Burris today to pu-.li TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — York City newspaper shut- F. Kennedy conferred with Wednesday night h> C. D. for the reopening of public Former stale Rep Roiirrt T swimming pools which were don. Striking printers threat­ aides ill several nsinni away. Lane Jr,, charging William Mann id Tampa qualified to­ The union leader, gi inning A. Raker did "without cause closed alter u race riot two day fur line of the rn-w Hills ened to extend their walkoul years ago. to the I'jri* and West Coast when he departed the grand or reason, threaten to lake Ixiruugli County seat* rrrat The National Association editions of the New York jury chambers, declined to the life of Ihe respondent or ed by the recent reapportion for the Advancement of Col­ do him serious Ixalily harm " discuss his testimony. Time*. merit session. Mathis said Raker was a r­ ored People wrote the mayor Mann, a Democrat, notified rested by Deputy Sheriff Jack that a city without public the leeretary of slate be swimming facilities was 'a n lliigha* and hroii/rhi before the Judge, who set bond at inhumane s i t u a t i o n and would be a candidate [nr Hie S.Vjo and scheduled a p<a<c shnuld not he permitted to .loiqi 4 seat. Mann was first circled In the House III 1956, endure." bond hearing Fch 23. Amendment to the zoning ers, subject lo approval of lie resigned last year and No details of Die dispute was an unsuccessful candi­ code was approved hy the tiic Seminole County Health were available, and neither date for Congress. hoard, directing that ade­ Department. party would discuss the mat­ Minimum residence lot sites quate drainage will he re shall have 70 foot frontage ter, but report* were it stem­ qulrcd hcrcaflcr for new with 7.000 square feet of land med from * telephone call Herald Index made by Raker k> Lane Wed­ LONDON fUPD —Tlie re buildings, with paved area*, area. Two or more adjoining surgent l-abur party today nesday night. Bridge Page 7 occupying 25,ooo or more and vacant kit* in a single elects a new leader It confi­ Fills*ified .... Page 10 & II square feet. ownership ihall Ik- consider­ dently expects will 1m- Bri­ Cu ialh * Page |(> The board approved three ed a* one tract. tain’s next prime minister Page 7 Hi-itr Aliby BOSTON (UPI)—Industri­ as well. resolutions and sent them to Setback requirements for Entertainment .. Page 7 the County Commission (or C-3 wholesale commercial and alist Bernard Guldline, brok­ Harold Wd-am appealed a Editorial .— , Page 4 final approval on these m at­ M-t Industrial districts shall en physically and financially, shoo-in over acting leader ters; Legal* ....... I’age 2 A It) be 25 feet from front pro­ settled an estimated $0 mil­ George Brown in Ho.- second 1'lurid* Hi-lriliulors I'ur Henman Cuntutu llulll Tires Fishing ramp* may mam perty line* and 10 feet from lion in federal lax claims to and final round of balloting Puzzle __ .... ..... Page 10 10ft W. Jat St, Snnford r FA 2-llGftl lain mm )>erminrnt ramp sites rear lot line* There are some day and expressed the hope to name a surresaor to the Society . . Page H & i* ___________ WK G I V R I’L Ml) STAMPS tar IcuU, tent houses j u trail-, exception*. Hut lie could 's ta ll anew." lale Hugh GaiDkcU. Spoilt Page (i Commits Suicide Peaceful Ends Refugee Ship • They'll start pouring timerock out by 25lh St. If the weather holds up . . . In aland two weeks. What ever BcUmcadc? C A R A C A S . Venezuela ( U r i l —U. S. Navy unit* to­ day sighted a Venezuelan freighter hijacked by Com­ munists In the Caribbean. Venezuela alerted warship* to rlose in on the freighter. Informed source* here said American flying bouts sighted the :i,12ri - ton Anzoategui, hound for Houston, Tex., st the time of its rupture, at dawn. The ship win reported to have been sighted on a line about halfway lietwcen the S a n f o r d lir r a lit Gunfift Erupts' In Baghdad BAGHDAD, Iraq l LTD The first serious outbreak of (khting since Sunday erupt­ ed It slay on both sides of the Tigris River which run* through the heart of this Iraqi capital. Newsmen could not check detail* of tile fighting her a use of a curfew which restricted their movement*, hut it was Imlicvcd to lie between Hie newly-installed revoluntionary force* ami diehard ComtnunUts who oppose tliem. Iliirtts of automatic wea­ pons fire and the crack of rifles could be heard distinct­ ly on both sate* of the Tig­ ris in what appeared to tie a renewal of Hie bloody con­ flict that it.tried last Fr'day. The outbreak came shortly after Col. Abdel Saiam Aref, tho revolutionary govtTnm enl'i provisional president, held hi* first news confer­ ence—a session that ended in a m ar rad. Extreme Cold Wave Fizzles LAKELAND (U P h - T e m ­ peratures dropped Into the upper 20'. in the interior North Florida today, hut a blanket of cloud* over cen­ tral section* of the state kept mini mums In that area abova what bad been forecast. The Weather Bureau said temperatures were in the up­ per 20’* in the interior and low 30'* alcug the coast of North Florida, where eliuir skies prevailed. Plane Crash Probe Continues U.S. Launches Syitcom Coast Guard But Loses 'Contact' For Tanker Castro Grabs 9 Americans Suit Filed Quit Quibbling Eligible Vote List Canada Urges Here Totals 15,973 Serious Dilemma. Hoffa Talks To Grand Jury Fire Kills 2 FEC VP Charges ’Death Threat' Open Pools Mayor Asked .Stalled Mann 01 Tampa 'Qualifies' Shop Center Plans Outlined Tentative plans for a $150,000 community-type shopping cen­ ter on Country Club Road, east of Idyll* ddc Drive, in Ravenna Park, were outlined hy Joe Gazil before the Seminole County Zoning Board Thursday evening. Gazii, in asking fur a zon­ ing change from agriculture to commercial, said construc­ tion would be s l a r t e d within 90 day*, subject to live rezumng approval. Board member* set March 13 a- date for a public bear ou Gazil • request. i Wilson Seen As Labor Choice Start Anew fIncorporated McROBERTS1 rcSuppb r. - f 4 � 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 13, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 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 13, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5f83689a8a47a52cf9caf0696701b433.pdf bfd559e2054a8a8cb61d9454249ba18f PDF Text Text CYPRESS CARDENS — To expect the unex­ pected in how the photographer planned these pictures of three year old Cindy Odum of Kings­ ton, Tenn., who visited Cypress Garden* with her parent* recently. The photographer had Cindy dressed in nn old fashion gown, and then posed her with some Chinn doll roses. The pic­ tures tell the story of a small girl who's expresfllon explains how she liked the flowers. lly Louise Hlmunrh Rev. Ray Woody of Ihe First Presbyterian Church of Maitland stated in no uncer­ tain terma that “one of Iho way* to prevent Communism i« through the Church" adding that “If you want to be on the right aide, you ahould support your ehurchca." “Communism ia a Religion," Rev. Woody aald, “but a very •vil one and no atonei ahould be left unturned In our fight againit I t " The talk waa very engrossing and waa enjoyed by u large attendance present fur the meeting of the Altamonte Springe Civil Club laal Wedneaday afUirnocn. The club had a full program with another part of it fea­ turing the handwork of mem­ bers who had made their own dothea. Among the many ladlea who modeled oulfila were Mrs. Louise Caldln, Mra. II. 0 . Fuller, Mra. Emma WeL bom, Mra- Milton Tinsley and Mra. T, L. Gorham. Mra. Catdln waa the cnndl* data aeleclcd to go to Lee»burg on March 10 to compete with other women In district seven of the Federation of Women'* Club*. Her garment wne a tailored, foreat given wool jersey, trim ­ med with matching braid at tha neckline and effective ver­ tical tuck* on three-quarter Carlson Service Held Friday length aleevea. The die** waa very becoming and the tailor­ ing work wna superb, Announcement waa made thnt the chili's executive hoard wotdd meet Feb. 27 at II) a.m. in tile Community House to prepare for the meeting of the Seminole County of Federa­ tion of Women's Club* which I* to be cuvered dish lunch­ eon held on Feb. 2*. Mr*. Charles Mcliowell, ill*, trict seven director of the Florida Federation, will ho guest speaker. Ainu ill tlm pluTiiilng is a card party to be held a t 2 p.m. on March 11. Consider­ able time and work already him gtnm into tills event and Hr. tierlnuli' Forman, presi­ dent, announced that the club has more than SO door prises to he given at the party. in addition to the door prises, Individual tnhle prises also will lie awarded. Ticket* are available from any mem­ ber of the club. Named to tile nominating committee were Mrs. Helen Julhe, Mrs. K. A. Holman and Mrs. J. Ilurke*. • T-Bone • Club • Top Round • Cube S teer o f (lie SmithcnMcrn Fat Stock Show at • OniIn, Florltlti, pltm m any more c a ttle from thin M im e • Sirloin • Rib Full Cut Boneless Round Mhuw. You are cordially invited to com e by the store th is week-end and try Mime o f thin fin e beef . . . AT THESE M A N Y MORE C A T T L E FOR T H IS SALE Fresh Fla. Grade A Whole WHEN A WOMAN L . SUFFERS IN SILENCE, BROTHER, THAT / S V SUFFERING I ■—=—T THRIFTWAY FANCY Kb. M M ARH O EFER Hot or Mild SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 4 8 By Shirley Wentworth Funeral service* for Mra. Florence I.ydia Carlson, *0. of Bear Lake, were held at 3 p. m. Friday at the Ilray Funeral Homo in Apopka. Mra. Ilray died suddenly tail Wednesday at her home. A native of Chicago, III., ahe moved to the Bear Lake area 10 yeara ago. Site waa a member of the Lutheran Church, She is survived, by a daughter, Mr*. Evelyn F. Nelson of Bear tuike. Burial was In Highland Memory Cardens. NESCAFE HUNTS fl OZ. CAN RED DART ITALIAN .10.1 CAN K PACK 12 OZ. CANS WINTER GARDEN FROZEN FOOD KINO There are known to be about 40,000 kind* of fish. Art Brown Pest Control Announces NEW LOCATION 2601 PARK DR. TERM ITE CONTROL FA 2-8865 FltKSH CRISP CELERY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 1 Lb. (Quarters) L im it 2 P lease PRICKS GOOD THRU PER �. * ■ • f • % Pipeline Gets 'A -O k ' From City Commissioi * * e io<* By l.«rry Vershrl Nobody asked me but how can Uie city turn down John Burton's request to allow the sale of liquor at the Valdes after midnight and know the Mayfair can serve until 2 a m . . . . What kind of logic is that ? . . Burton has done a tremendous job fixing up CAIT. KOIIEItT WAItK KARYI.E HOrSHOl.DER non: stenstrom S O N N Y It A HORN HIM, HUTCHISON MACK C L E V E L A N D lit. F R A N C IS ROC All I.I.A T CEO. A. SPEER the hotel and should be given •I’ll S econd' ‘Increase Reserve’ ‘It's A Must* 'S tic k T o Issu e s' 'I t’s Legal’ 'Cause Was Ju st’ 'Chamber Endorse* It’ ‘S unieone's ti n t t a tin* some consideration. • • • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Legislative hearings sche­ duled Monday . . . Joe Davis will have to go it alone and fare John Fitzpatrick about that pay raise . . . However, Joe will invite eandidstes Mark Cleveland Jr. and Gor don Frederick to sit in . . WEATHER: Continued rain through Wednesday. Ilijrh today 70-75. Low tonight. 45-50. Queried Joe about a pay U niteil IVes.-t Len.wril Wire VOL. 5.1 E ftnlilluheil 11108 T U B S .. KKHKUARY 12, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O . 610 raise and Joe says “ It's The Sanford Pipeline Co The company plan* to Iran* proposed pipeline * » y i n C rather doubtful" . . . "It all will submit II* proposed lease poll Hie fuel from the lake, up through Hteir attorneys, Mack depends" . . . eh? to trnn*|Hirt jet fuel from Mcllonville Ave., In NAS. Cleveland Jr. and Grn A. Voting with ltahorn for the Memo to (he City reerca Lake Monroe In tile Naval Speer, that the railroad would turn department . . . Anyone \ir Station al Ibc Feb 25 City pipeline approval was Joe he hurt with Cleveland em­ Commission meeting after Baker and Mayor Tom Mc­ ever thought about a course phasizing that "someone'.* got­ on small tm.it handling . . . commissioners Monday night Donald. Jim Crapp* arid Al Wilson ta go." Cleveland stressed W arning Getting' tired of baton h u r ­ by a "touchy" 3 2 voir agreed in continue negotiations with voted "no" on the Issue with that some ACL employe* JACKSONVILLE (U P lt-A ling. the company. Wilson asking for a vote of • • • state health officer warned would lose their jobs while Tile two month old hassle the people while Crapp* talk­ The jamb packed city com­ Speer, who got into a verbal Monday an epidemic n( influ­ ended with M. L. "Sonny" ed about safeguarding peo­ enza may sweep through mission room heard from the battle with Chamber Mana­ Florida within two week*. lip* of hizznncr, Mayor Tom ltahorn brandishing a legal ple’s right*. ger John Krider. elunied in, The commission chambers McDonald, that Lins was Nt)T opinion from city attorney "Our cause is Just." Suffur Run the place from which to Bill Hutchison, reporting the were jammed with interested Speer contended the pipe­ ST. AUGUSTINE ( Ul'l I — Feasibility study toward the sponsible citizen*" to "study should it lie staffed? Who will discussion at the next Com­ launch personality conflict* city had tile legal right to citizens, members of t h e line was not a common carrier . , . Tltc City Fathers wont grant a permit to the com­ Chamber of Commerce and and emphasirrd that the ACL The Florida East Coast Ball- establishment of a courthouse the feasibility of establishing select the personnel? Will Ihe mission meeting. COLD facts, not HOT heads pany In use public rights-of- Atlantic Coast Line employes. was a leading industry for way, lighting a 21-day-old annex in South Seminole a tardily in Hie smith end o( operation be paid for from County Attorney H a r o l d way. The ACL has fought the strike, added a short sugar to hrlp in tlin r decisions. Seminole County for the ex- Hie general fund of the coun­ Sanford whose ml crests mini * * • run to it* token freight ser­ County was requested of llie tension of courthouse ser­ ty or through the excess fees Johnson was directed to draft he protected County Commission t h i s vice* " vice Monday. Too bail that Ken Mctnio-h ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ of Hie office* using the faci­ tentative legislative hill* for Speer figures that the ACL discussion ut a special Com­ morning. was "sick-a-bed" and could Stenstrom asked that these lity? would lower it* rales to trans­ mission meeting later this Close Office Douglas Stenstrom, chair­ factors lie Investigated: not represent his client, "The County office holders have port the fuel and he and Kriweek on these subjects: Wa­ MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ man nf the long range plan­ Pipeline" . . , But his part­ 1* the faeililyneeded? If agreed that s study should be dcr verbally squared off un­ viet government ha* ordered ning and development pro. so, what kind would serve made, Stenstrom told Hie ter management, with a re­ ner-in-law, Doug Stenstrom, til McDonald warned both the National Broadcasting Co. ferendum for Hie taxpayers gram, Chamber of Commerce, the need? What would be the Commission. substituted very well. . . With participants that Police Chief to approve or disapprove ad to close it* Moscow bureau, asked that the Commission initial cod? How much over­ his sympathetic approach to Tile question was taken In­ Boy Williams would escort the Soviet new* agency Tass appoint a committee of "re. head would Iw involved? How to abeyance for study amt valorem taxes; uniform junk the ACL through the themethem from the chambers. and/or salvage yard control; song of hi* family, "I've said today Speaking for the pipeline animal control, especial!)', Been Working On The RailCity Manager \V. E, Know­ ual center revenue al 12,731 was Francis Hmmiill.il Jr., Forced Delay dogs, and for the establish­ mad,*' telling of some six president of the Chamber, ment of a criminal court ot or was it right?) Men strums les asked the City Commiss­ and expenditures at $7,930. CAPE CANAVERAL ll!PI> "To raise the rental rates who spelled out that the C id •—Stormy weather today lo tt­ records at some future date, having Ixu-n on the ACL rost­ ion Monday night "not to inIhe Commission will pre­ e r here . . . and his logic e re ;-" ’* the -rntat rat j of would cause a great deal of C met in executive session ed a 24 hour delay in plans t« sent these proposals al the would have delighted Ken . . the Civic Center and stress­ concern among the many that same afternoon endors­ plnee America's most unusual civic groups that use the ing the Navy's stand on the communication* satellite into legislative delegation hearing His other partner-in law. Rep. importance of Hie pipeline next Monday. Joe Davis, did NOT applaud ed tlic facility would "never building," Knowles said, ortiil around earth liiiiiinill.it -tressed that it Other mailers before tho —even Hanigh he no doubt be a self-sustaining public has been proven that Hie Commission this morning: ★ ★ ★ was templed—but he did building." B arrage pipeline was "vital" to Hie I-earn from the State Com­ smile approvingly a* Doug MOSCOW ( UPI 1—Tile Rus­ The commission took no ac­ future development nf the Air sians let loose a propaganda D rainage, nimexntiun, roads ttint an engineering study and and turned In an estimate of Ptrollcr the County has $2,438 plead his case. tion on Knowles request pend­ Station. • • • barrage today III an effort to mid a new tewu ch a rter weie survey lie made on providing $3,375 to pul a olio Inch, 22 remaining in a $1 million ing further study. Knowles Backing llmimill.il up whs pin advance blame on the liiuio item* oil (be agenda for (liiiiungr outfall for the urea. trust (mid and $215,72(1 in a A number of leading busi­ had Iwen asked to submit a font wide, asphalt topping on $5110,00(1 trust fund for rightst'.qit Unbelt Ware, NAS Utilled States fur any failure Ihe Casselberry Botud of Al­ Fin ther progress nn allness men were in the aud­ •study on revenue and ex­ of-way and road improve, commanding olfieer who riled at Hie resumed disarmament dermen at Monday n ig h t’* in sati.ii of tin* -.hopping cen­ I lie road. ience . . . Much concerned penditures on the facility. figures on lax savings of the negotiations in Geneva. Ahierniiin Art fa-go, who rc- inenli. "lim ited' meeting which e*- ter al Hwy, 17-92 and SB 4.'ltl with the derision and what In a lengthy lu page report. 'Hie City Commission by * Awarded contract for radio lendeil nn into * three hour al*o depends lo a greul ex­ pii-si-iits Ihe town mi the It COULD do to the local Knowles spelled out Hie an- 3-2 vote turned down a re- pipeline and the advantage* session. tent nil piovidilig drainage Chiu ter Committee, repotted maintenance in road depart­ economy . . . After great quest from the Valdez Hotel of Hie faeilily Improving the Too Hit'll ment ami zoning department effort ami many years, the Paul Bute*, til elliii ge i f i,ui(all, Hates mud. LAKELAND (UPI) — Two that diiifls of tile new docu­ to serve liquor after mid­ permanent status of Hie base vehicles to .Motorola on JU here Navy lla-e has just achieved night. citrus Industry official* say mmmitce* studying the first Other point* holding up ment are presently ut low tild nf $125 monthly. Karlyle Ihiusholdcr, who Ihe U. S. Department of Agri­ three items, reported Hint the souglil-tor complexion of Opposing owner John Bur­ typists ami would lie ready Hgieemelit between the town Accepted a 30-foot right-of. permanency . . . Navy rare­ ton's request was Ter: Mc­ spoke as a member of tin' culture crop estimate releas­ w ater level* In Cassellierry and Shopping Center officials Inter tills week for council way along Onora road from Armed forces Committer, ly asks us for anything, and ed Monday probably Mill is area lake* a re nearing "H ut- were n-ported tiy Mayor Fred cells idei at loti, Donald, Joe Baker and Al HI.II Product* for a side­ repeatedly ripped into the loo high and will lace addi­ rieilll Dutlim" heights. lie ad ­ Heath who pointed out tlml although this decision of the Wilson. lie exjdnilied Unit the walk between .Nuiitor.l Ave­ commission's stand aland a commissioners would not Burton asked that his hours tional nils vised th a t witli the hoard's i lie town is particularly in­ charter will tie prepared us a nue and Hie Naval Air Base. MIAMI <UPI> — A gusty public right-of-way stressing make or break the Navy, approval he would represent terested in Unit parrel of the hill for presentation to tin* squall line, preceding a slow- lie extended the same as the that easements or permits Referred to the State Road neither would it do the city Mayfair which Is allowed to Jailed lire town a t today's County renter not included iu the un­ legislator!! iu April nfter Department a request from moving cold front, deluged were given other companies any harm to grant their re­ serve liquor until 2 a.m. BERLIN (UPI i — Nineteen Corn mission meeting to ask ites at ion request and would which time, if il is approved, Seminole High School for in­ to utilize right-of-way. quest . . . So, why not fur­ most of the stale today. Up "m ilitant" protest a «|* have J like to know future develop­ it will !h> returned to the peo­ stallation of a traffic signal (lousholiler ended his re­ been Jailed in Communist ther cement the Navy-City to six indie* of rum and winds ment plans for the urea Iwfora ple for a lefeienduiii. at 27th Street and Highway relationship ami strengthen around 50 miles an hour were marks with, "You don't dare East Germany for opjiosing | okaying tile present arrangeIn o iler business tlie bould 17 92. fuw reputation as "live world's reported. refuse Hie pipeline In NAS Hie Soviet zone* anil-religious 1incut. agreed to pay raise* for Mar­ Approved preliminary plan* friendliest Navy city" by if the Nanvy want* it . . It's c a m p a i g n . Evengelical A 28-fool ketch was swamp The tun'll ipirstions whether shal tins Sawyer to 515(1 per for $273,000 21 foot paved granting this—a seldom-sought ed by a big wave near Key a must." CIA n il sourer'* said today. oi not a liquor license could month and ■ii*tndiuil Jim Highway 427 between Allafavor? . . . Keeping the Base The pipeline company was Largo last night, but the five la- obtained if ltd* uica t e - 1Ilirkeiiiiu-yei to $25 pm-muiith. | monte Spring* and Lunggrowing — or even keeping represented by Doug StepGENEVA ( t ! p || — T h e Plane Crash persons aboard were rescued JACKSONVILLE il l'll — mains iu tin county although Both me effective Fnh. I. wood, nml referred (hem to it here — means keeping our United Stales told the 17-rui- strom who urged conimisslonSAIGON, South Viet Nam Tile Const Gourd today plan it is mil the specified ,511(1 feet by a tanker. Heath announced Hint Jack Sill) lor further processing. biggest industry . . . Many rrs to "stick to the issues" tiori dlnu i m a me nt conference (U l'l)—A U. S Army lull- md to Miireli a , close lo Culm The weather bureau issued Burns had W n appointed Granted pcrmi'xlun to tin* people now working here today that a nuclear test ban and md let srnliment enter copter crashed Monday in II, possible for a tanker wNil'll fioui n church railed for by a severe weather forecast in chairman , f the Zoning ......... •s " ‘,|li Seminole Gun Club to npiuiripal erdinanee*. wouldn't HK working — and into it. In-lity "may be on the way.” Communist - mleslcd Jungle Repotting on roods, Bate* anil Lurry .Miller, chairman of *n»Pr*»xe tlie roadway leading that includes ACL folk* who a sector of .South Central Stenstrom stressed it ladl* mountain* north ol Saigon mysteriously ilis0 ppr.ilid nilte Willium C, Foster, director days ago oil a voyage from aid that although tin* courily thn Itvci cation Com mission, 0* grounds. move many a car onto and F l o r i d a lor thunder'lurm* ■if the U. S. Arms Control and down to whether "you wish to but Vietnamese ground pa­ Texas to Virgin In, would not approve resurfacing Other business, including inriru .led Lierk Arthur off Hie base — if Ihc Navy with damaging winds and a Disarmament Agency, told permit the company the right trol* rescued ail six Amer­ The fifth liny of seairhing on Seminole Illsil. done by the apjHilutno nta of h building In. Beckwith to advise tlie South • folds" . . . You'd belter be­ possible tornado during the the first ttu»,1 meeting of the to use tile right-of-way. not icans aboard, military sourc­ Seminole Elementary School lieve that those businessmen, morning. 11.month-old conference Hint ratrs nr just who will sutler." es riqxirted today The sourc­ ended Monday night with no Raceway from l.aka Drive to *pertor nod n lighting com. Council cl Parent* ami Teach­ trace of tile Murine Sulphui sitting in that commission tile rot inure, il had ngiecil to mil tee chiiirmun, tvsi carried After two hours, Baker es said Hie Ament ails appar­ "I believe tluil there is some er. the County tanno! legal­ room, were concerned! I . . . reason to hope that a test han mad,- the motion to grant (lie ently escaped without injury Queen mid its till crewmem­ do the work on Button Itnud. over until the conliiiucd meet­ ly improve tlie road leading And since all five of the City Price* f.-r resurfacing the ing to la* (add next Monday agreement may be on Hie pipeline company the permit ill Ihe crash of the helicopter ber*. Commissioner* also have fin­ "God knows whole the houlevatd fimn Luke Drive <>n night nt Hin Women's club lo t c school since the street way.'' saying it wasn't Hie city's near the Laotian Imrilcr a Itout is in Hie t'owil nf Cassellierry. ancial investment* in our lo­ place to stop free enterprise. 210 miles north ol Saigon. tanker is now," said an of­ nut to llvvy, I7-'.I2 might run Building Agreed to meet with procal business world, they ficer nt thp searrh center higher than estimated due to Then Hahorn, who earlier Cause of the crash wa» not jH iicnts «f a nursing home at (iayrhdad Revolt SHOULD have been, too . , her e. recent heavy mins, Bates had opposed the company re­ knuvi n. Deltary at 7 .to p, m. Monday Ba g h d a d , Iraq <u p d — were . . . Although that was "We ale undoubtedly look­ pointed out, lidding, however. A 37-year-old ex-marine ap­ quest, mentioned a two page at tic Commission room. not Hie basis of liwir deci­ parently committed suicide l>> Sporadic gunfire echoed from legal opinion by I till rill-on on ing for the remain* of a sett Iloit at present the town mid Referred to l.'uiiiniLsinnrr the outskiila of Baghdad to­ sion. , disaster,” he said, "II could Raceway stand to gel III diving under a tractor Mon Hi idee the city's legal position to — Page 7 John \levnmtcr u request of day. In other sections the re ­ have blown up, or broken up least part of their investment day on Second St. and French Classified ._. . Page 9 grant the permit and ltahorn Save pi a Best Home tn rare volt-torn city nppeured to he 'Pie Downtown Merchant's Ave., police reported. and sunk without n survivor, returned under the joint par­ Comic* ....... seconded Ihc motion. Page X fur the county's ambulatory returning to norniul four days bulletin reminds the First or rnnybe it was hijacked.” ticipation agreement with Hie The man was ideiitdied as lienr Ald»y . Page 7 patients lor hi* recommenda­ after Iasi week's roup d'etat. Street folk* that the potted Richard Saxe. A Coast Guard spokesman county. Editorial —. Page 4 tion. plants when they are used Police reported that eye­ Entertainment In otiier ureas lie rci-nmI'ugo 7 ' WASHINGTON ( UPI)—Sen. at Portsmouth, Va„ said, "We Pro-Nasser Named Tlie Sanford Herald as trash rccepticles, you know witnesses said they saw the Soviet First are reasonably well convinced nietideil that the 2,105 foot Puzzle __ page 7 John Sherman Cooper llt-Ky.) a* Hie official newspaper for —cigarette wrappers, cigar man dive under the trurk STOCKHOLM (Ul’Ii — So- Forces In Society „ Page i! all county legal advertising has railed for resumption of tin- tanker ia not afloat along strip frrm ,S unset Drive to butu. etc., do NOT ADORN operated by J R Williams of vict doctors have successfully the Atlantic Seaboard." Lake Triplet Drive lie paved Spoil* ....... I’ugo 5 l in lin'd. the U. S. blockade of Cuba the city, so KEEI* 'EM d e v e l o p e d artificial limbs Iraq Control Raleigh, N. C. if diplomacy fail* to get Rus­ CLEAN . . . That may well Saxe died enroule to Orange whirh cun i>c operated by BEIRUT, Lebanon (U l'l I— sian lump* oil the island. be said to all of u* . . . nerve impulse* from the han­ Provisional President Col, Ab­ Memorial Hospital, Tile former ambassador to Let's keep Sanford clean dicapped person’s munch*, the dul Kulam Aref and his pro* India said .Monday he was —and beautiful. newspaper Dagen* Nyhrler Nasser military supporters to­ confident President Kennedy • • * said today. day appeared in firm eontrcl w o u I d u s e "diplomatic Legislative hearing* by the tt—North Orlando —Mayor t;30—Constable* — Boh Car- 3: IS—Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Lessee now. i* it the city Asian Flu of Iraq despite stubborn Com­ means" to have Premier Ni­ Seminole County delegation Frank Fasula; 9:30— Iamg- rootl, Grady Hall, or the Garden Club that's re­ George Tax Collector John L. Gallo­ Meet Set munist resistance. kita Khrushchev order Hie will la- held next Monday, wood — Mayor Al Lurmunn; Kelsey; 2—County Commis­ sponsible for the appearance Hits 13 States OTTAWA (U l'l) — Prime The list of countries grant­ troops back to the Soviet RcprcsentaUve S. J. Davis to—Altamonte Springs—May- sion— General J. C. Hutch­ way. Tax Assessor Mary of the "Triangle Bark" at tly United Press International Minister John Dirfenhakrr to­ ing recognition to the five- Union Allan flu has struck at least Jr. announced today. 25th and Park Avenue? . . or Lawrence Swufford; 10:39 inson; 2:45—Superintendent ol Earle Walker, Clerk Circuit But Cooper told the Senate All candidates for the va­ —Oviedo—Mayor Lee Jary; School* — It, T. Milwee; Court Arthur il. Beckw ith Jr., It, too, could do with a bit 13 states in the East and Mid­ day meets bis rebuilt rabinet day-old rebel government in of cleaning up . . • Maybe west but the U. S. Public after 'flawing first blood Baghdad grew by the hour. that if these negotiation* fad cant legislative scats are in­ It—Casselberry—Mayor Fred Chairman of School Board— Circuit Judge Volte A. Wil­ Pig' 'n Whistle would do it— Health Service (PlISl -ays with Liberal leader tester B- Thv Uuitrd Stales, Great Brit­ "the President, supported by vited lo attend the hearings Heath; It :30—Sanford—May­ J. Dan Wright. J r .; 3—Board liams J r , County Judge C. since a lot of the cups on the oulbteak probably will b* Peuraoo in an election cam­ ain and the Soviet Union were Congress, should take the set tn the County Commission or lorn McDonald; 1—Justice of Trustees, Seminole Mem­ Vernon Mize Jr., County the park iite etc. originate less serious than the 1957 and paign which will take them among those to reiognize it same firm measures that he Room at tho Court House. of the Peace—Hugh Duncan, orial Hospital—A. B. Peter- Prosecuting Attorney- KarlytO| Monday. across Canada by Apr\l 8. look tail fall . . ." Schedule* are: 1PI10 epidemic*. theret Elmer Ashley, Thomas Moon; Km. Sr., Robert Rcssercr; Houshuldcr. Legal Opinion Sways Raborn T iic r a lit n s u v A ... BRIEFS Courthouse Annex Study Asked O f County Board Knowles Urges City: Don't Up Center Rates 'Limited' Casselberry M eet: Just Not So City Turns Down Valdez Request i% Cold Front Moves In State Nuclear Ban Treaty On Way Search Cuba Waters For Ship I Ex-Marine Dies; Under Truck Herald Index Cuba Blockade Asked Again i // -/ I Legislative Hearings Set Monday '.ill — ■ri 1 V 1 xA J f j • % i J �» Church Contest Winner Teem Gets Dinner Junior High Honor Roll Snorts 142 . . . . Button) Junior H!|h Bebeol Honor Roll Hit fur tin p u t a ll w w ki llili the namti of 141 atudmti In tho Mvinth, •IChlh and nlnUi irad ii. Tvolro of tho rtudoats w in named to too Pilot Club cm dldeey to nooivo ipooial n o ognitom from tho dub. Tti»r todudi Marr Louleo Klny, Kop White, Ihoralynn WllUami, Pomolo PIpoR, Rue Prtao, Betty Mitloll, Pam Meriwether, Steven Harrii, Sue Jalllati Claudia Bomgardoar, Rocky Tanner and Raymond PJvec. Seventh graden who were named to too Honor Roll Indude Woven fltigerald, Pam Robtoaoa, Mary Margarot Renioldi, Mary L o u i* Klajr, Brenda Carter, Ult>0 Hart* wig, Kotor Young, Call Oat* cbel and Mary Elizabeth TOT Club Formed In Grammar School Ab Grade m o T.O.T. Club, (Teacbera Of Tomorrow) haa been formOf among sixth grade boya and girla at Sanford Oram* war BahPol, reportor Jimmy l u nhrlpf kta w AflAO n UftftAd. i r ‘ Al too flrat mooting of toa club, taata wore given, with which atudenta w en to Judge tteauelve*. AH mam bon of toe club w on directed to writ* n 100 word oaaay on "W hy I Would lik e To Be A ToicRor." Butch OotMP and Jimmy Bucblor were tgstrotod to poet n notioo « l tbe bulletin board aonoiming Urn now olub. loveral memboro of too olub wore ohoon to go to too oehoel offiao on certain dara to "tosm where every­ thing to and how U to oold Ieoh member of tho ctoh to to prepare « atorp aulubto tor rotating to • oeoond third groda alaaa. •nenawa of tho dah are Mri. Alice Grant and Rich­ ard Jonee. Lagal Notica n o n tw o r a u rr IK THU I M * o r t w o -------- o r r tM ttiA OVA1 to t S U A . . . kfi' e l h i realdane* unknown. pW tSf mSOJVi: WioMAIi MOUTHAO■ Alao* Johtuon, Janlca Rohn, George Carlton. Ran Wlnfroo, Rita Una AIIImhi, A lio Brant Armitrong, lharon Llpiey, Kay Ttlwm Kap While, hlteralynn WU Uama, Pamela Plgott, Oori Am Wamke, Bonnla Wait* brooh, Marlon Cnlvenbaeh. Buddy Ntokot, Dirreli Vodppluh, Lynn Carlton, Cindy Oreen, Jean Huff, kidney Park, Rue Park, hue Price. Karen WUUami and Hank Aihby. Eighth gnnk-ri who made the Honor Roll were: Corky Stowed, Patiy Oweni, George Hiuptkorn, Chuck Plgott, La­ mar Oxford, Donna Aihby, Janlfer Coe, Merry Lee Haa* kott, Luolle Ring, Linda Mal­ loy, Rathy Moorr. Vicky NoMeg, Slide Pfteraon apd Sharon W»lr. AUo Rathy Sloan, Jack Zimmerman, Tommy Frceman, Jtlckla Goern, Bobby Kuykendall, Steven Leach, Mark Reborn, Janice Rotten, Francci Cammack, Janice Danlela, Suaan Day, Both Morgan, Laura Paya W«t»on, Harbaro Roll, David Mohn and David Talley. Ninth gradera on the Hon­ or Roll were Pam Meri­ wether, Jimmy Akloe, Arnold AUlaon, Jimmy Barki, Chuck Scott, Brood a Bennett, Carol Beaaarrer, Am Sutler, Paula Elam, CrlH Hardes, Cell Hoffman. Vicki McCollougb, Betty Hlttetl, Rocky Guthrie, Rill tlalback, Chria WlUon, Cbrlitlna Almquiil, Martiyn Horn, Ruian Hoop, Eleanor Houghton, P a t Marutta, Marty Peirce, Marilyn Smith. Am Carlton and Rue M»kln hid all •’A'a.” AI*o Randy Davli, Jim Er* vim, David Halo, Tom Hemp* hill. Wayne Hay, Jim Rob, bin*, Mike Scott, Ricky Wei* itrom, David Wiaboldt, Ruian Kelly, Linda Relnhirt, Eva* lyn Cameron, Marilyn Eppi, Junior 4«H Mamberg of too Juatof 4*H Club have begun work their new prqjict, machlse •ewieg, untkr too Mlrectlon of Min Myrtle Wilton, Home Demonitratlo* afoot. Tbe group b n alao turned over to too Saropla Home fund, a aum cf money which the group ralaed to aeUlag ticket* lor the abate benefit. Legal Notica Nancy ftedgen, Donna Routh. Alao Brenda Carroll, Marlnello Griffith, Gloria Twyman, Have llarrli, Bucky Smith, Ml rile. Chadwick, Tim Whitton, Terry Whitten, Rue JaUlot, Jim ai Dodion, Janie* Pelcp, Krl.llne Smith. U mar Ran, Raymond Plvoc amt Peggy (lorrli. Alio PUIe Adimi, Linda Aihby, Adrienne Epilaln, Darlano Redder, Janlao Gram. Ulan Guthrie, Nharaa Hollo­ way, Cheryl Jonu, Laralne Klay, Vicki McArdle, Su*an McCaikill, Barbara Thuumi, Jennifer Tyre, Ardianna Welt■ma, Slcfany Wcilgate, Sar­ ah Wight, Mulliia Wilkin.. Cha|l Crowell, Bill Crowell, Claudia Bomgardner, Made Nrlman, Jimmy Rteaklcy, Becky Tanner and Barren Vickeya. Church Observes Scout Sunday By J p m ceiMltorry Tiie CaiMlberry CommUNity Methodiit Chuch obaerv* erd Boy Scout Sunday ai well ai Race Relation Sun­ day thla part weekend. Rev. Delmee Copeland gave recognition to the many Cub Scouti, Roy SeouU and Explorer* and their leaden who attended church In uni­ form at the two morning •ervicei, Twenty icouta end lour •dult ecouteri attended to­ gether from Troop Ml of Cataelbenry end approxima­ tely 13 Cub* and two den* mother* from Pock M3, which ta eponaortd by the churcb’e Men'* Club, were Men’a Club, w en pm nt. Several other troop* In the vicinity were repreiontod ea well. A apeclel offering w n tak­ en at the cloae ol the aervlce for the Cerebral PeUy Tele* thou amounting to $ m ja . Area C Of C To See Film By Donee Eetoo Tho Longwmd Area Cham­ ber of Commerce will bqld Ite regular monlhty meeting at T:00 p.m. Thuriday Iq the Civic League Building on Church St. following the mooting a film entitled "The Talatar Story" will be ahown through the courUiy of the Winter Park Telephone Go. Serving oq tho rofroah* moot committee will bo Mr. end Mr*. Mirk Bullock and Mr. end Mr* £ . Ann lone. IN THM OlirVIT rOIIDT, NINTH JUIIICIAL . ClMClUfT. OIATIOK, having rijea instate IN AND run aHHINOLM Court it* ewern Bill of Coro* c a v m . r ta m a . tint, tie plain. ... eater* and eurpM* IN CHANCHMV N«* • t wKMl la to farealoae that aarula_ ajo r ia u e *x*cut»4 by B.rears 6. aranaar end Go­ corporation oreanlod ond #■to aranaar. hta wlfa, to latino umlrr Ilia law* of tha t aei v,wr*m Mertfxc* and United Ntala* ol Amarloa, Company, on «h* Hth lay of JR rialntlff. guae. H ill that Mid Oemplelnt ■ray* far an narountine to b* l'lw IN II. W1MFEL and leken undar the diracTtan af PHYLLIB J. MIKrCL hli wife. IK* Caen far what la du* thi Dafandantc, plaintiff far principal and In A ea.n k D NOTicn a r buit w a i t an aald m onies* and Tin mijWin ii . nm riiL mortaaa* not# and far (Ha i n ctm u n tm HTKNPr eoati. akarat* and exyenne. K At. AMAXIM). MICH 1(1AN tncludlna attorney* f**a and and to nnr and ell other AIR CONDITION KB Obatreat fea* and that la ft* peril*! rlalmlne any rlaht, fault of auoh paymant, till*, la* till* end/ar Inlarait In end to tarMt. aalata, claim, damand th* fallowlna dairrlba* pro. H. B. Pope Co., Inc. and aettUr af radtmptlaa of party, to wit: For Tha F in u i Year Around Ik* D*r«adanta and all aaraaat l.M II. ORMRNWOAD I I Weathar Conditioner claiming by, tbroeah, undar ar TATKU, ooc-'ordlne to th* PEDDEKH aaalnat thorn or any of lham, plat tharavf aa rtconUd In b* abaolulaly harrwf and fora* EIOQ mmm jiRffiCG f'lat llnnk II. Faea A af aloaadi Mid cult b*<ne fllad la tho rulillo Rcoorda of too S. Park Av«. Sanford tha Circuit Court af Th* Ninth Kcmtnol* County, Florid*. PA 3*4334 fullelal Clrautt. In cad far Inoludlne cpcolflraily. hut In la, in faaiiaal* Cauntv, rtarldi not l>y war of |im|iollon AUTO SRRVICK Cbaacary, anittlad KBDC ’KfUb l th* fullenluy fUlurea ond NATIONAL MOnrOAOR Al AMO* airulrmonti CIATION, a eonoratlue orun Kaator. well oveet nurfliad undar an Act uf Conaraaa unit) pernienently liiatall HARKY ADAIR’S and cilttlag purauant to lha GULP SERVICE Fadaral Watfaoal Mortaaa* AHN HXBXDT NOTI Tina * Batterlea • Aeeeaaorite A******Ueo Charter Act. Klaln- n eTOU t ) th o t tho Plelutlft. Rood AAA BerviM lift, vartua BERNARD C. NINTH PCDRItAL BAVINO* nWAMulSit and ODN’EVA I. AND LOAN ABhOClATION, o Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service ORANGKR, hli wlf*, Dafand* torporotlim nieanlacii »ud ox* ant*, in Ina Chaui-try ('**• No. ftlluo ii„<l*r In# law* »f llir French * tat. llio l. praylny a foracJiwura of l)nlt*<l Htetoo of Amtrlra. tu t FA 3-093) FA k-Ouirt Mid niorleae* an tb* follow l)rt>edw*y al Tlmac Uuuer*. Ina d*Krlb*d land, Ijrlnm and New York 11, N. T, b*t lnatl■ b*Ina In aamlaol* County. luted cult eaelnat yuu In the F a ir w a y T e x a c o Fieri!*. ta-wln Clrvult Cuurt of lha Ninth Ju* Lot it. ui oik I. wgA* dlnlal Clrrull. In and fnr HttnService Tiir.itariKi.n rm aT a d - Inula County, Klnrlda, Ilia nnn ITION, aoi-orelna to plat tor* of Ih* cult I* to furaclo** Harry M. Knlftln, Jr. Mgr. tharaof, rrrordrd Ip plat that rcrtaln inortunea whlrli TEXACO UAH AND OILS Hook If. I'af* II. rubllc anuuniliar* tit* above d**rrlbr<1 Marfek Lubrication • K*«oMa nf Bainlnnl* Caun* pr«|>*rty, cald prnitvrly ti*lne Pi ration* T. B. A. tp, Florid* *lluat*d and liK-al»d tn HttnlnWeihing * Pollihlng Togaihcr with thi fcllowmo nl* County. Florida. You and * ■ * ( | aq ul pmant 1 of yuu ar* hareby ra* Pick Up A Delivery . R u e d IHTMNNATIONAL OP* UTI* •aoli ■lulrad to III* your A»aw*r Service CA fURNAUIC. MOirGL. NO. with th* Clark at th* nirouli Klh A French Are. Sanford Clin II H-Dl Court. In oml for Haiulnoi* PA 3*3*1474 You. and aaoh of you, ar* County. Klnrlda, and **rv* a haraliy required to fit* par* ropy tharaof upon Harold A. aonally, or br attornoy. In th* werd. in. or th* tirm of W|n- CONCKRTB VUobUtTfi affla* af tb* Clark of aald dtrwacdle. Ilalnr* A Word. Court. In tka a*mlnol* County I ll Park Av*nua. Houlh. Win* Court Houa*. In Sanford, Ham* lor I'ark. Klnrlda, Altornayc Chapman Concrete tnala County, Florida. »n or for 1*1*11)1111 In th* aboto ar* bafora tb* mil, day of Marrk, tlop, nn or bclor* tha lllh doy Products AI>. t ill, your appearanta, of March, lk*l. alao a Danrao BLOCK« a nowar nr nlhar dafanilva I’m i-.mfr.io Will b* •ntered Stepping Stunea - Patio Block* plaadlnya ta th* Complaint In eaalact yuu. thla caua* and tiro to arrva IT IM nilDEIIBD (hot thi* Car Slop* . Sllla • Lintel* upon Handrra. U t l a i n , h* puhlltbid In Tli* panfore 'Everything In Tha Block crharar* A Mime. attoratie for Harold, a uaw*nnp*r publlthrd Line" tha Plaintiff, n copy or aald In Kouilnol* Comity. Klorld*. Sanford plaadlnaa. othararOa aald lllll unr* rorh * » k (or lour con- 106 N. Klin FA2-IM92 of Oomplalnl will b* Ukau aa aooutlva waoka. eoafraaad by you and each of VVItacM tb* hood of th* r#u. Clerk of th* Circuit Court, FEEDS DONI! AND OIlDBniCD this Bainlnnl* Count*. Kturiq*. |hlc ■lb day at Fabroary, l*n, at lha Ilk day al February, 1MI. Sanford Flour and Sanford, kaniinwl* County. (1RAM riarlda. Arthur It. |U, kwlth. Jr. Feed Store (•MALI Cirri of ih* circuit Court Arthur |t. Back With, Jr. Dy: Martha T .Vllilrn, It. C. Dog Food * Com Meal Clreeli court af ganlaalc WloA*»w*.al.. Halnra A Ward Ceeety. riorMa W Perk Armor. *outh Jim D-rod?* Poeda ntor Park. Florida w E w w T I h ' r u u Puhllth! Frb. 1 ». l*. II March Jim Dandy Dog Prod M Lb#. |g (7l A. t ill CDF—If XW Raufwrd Av«, Banford Vb* OinforB Pn?e 2—Tuca. Feb. 12, ’63 WrraTB By Donna Eatoa Wlnnori of a contort hold by tha Young Pooplo of Lofll wood’* Ptrit Pontacortal (JUHDON IIRADLKY ★ ★ ★ Bradley Named SA Board Head Gordun Bradley wai named new president of thu Salvitkm Army AdvUory fbianl at the annual dlnnar held Thuriday at McRInlay Hell at Flrat Meihudiit church, Ted Wll'icmi will xrrve ai vie* preildent, Mr*. Harry Echclberger aa aecretary and Sira. Ralph Auatin Smith aa IroMurpr. New director* of the group Include Harold Colbert, Joe Davit, Mr. and Mri. Harry Kchelbcrger, Marion Herman, K, U, Kirchhoff, Jack K. Morrlien, Marion Robert*, Mr. and Mri- Ralph A, Smith. Mr* W, H, stamper, Herbert Step ilrom, Ted Willlami, Dr. A. W. Woodall and Capt. Harry foden. Church raconUy wort ontortalnod al a auppor by mombora of Uw loitog team. Twnnly * ill took pari to tha aontort with pointa coun­ ted fir regular iltemlinco. bringing of Blblai, offering* •nd bruigini now attondinti Additional points earned ter tho team winning tha Bible tle-tae-too and a Bible queition and amwer game which proved to bn moit popular. The coi)l*i( w || conducted during tho montha of Nov. ember and December, The winning Rod team bad a more of Itot point* to the Blue taam'l 13C4Rally *ervicei were con. ducted Jan. 21-29 by Rev, Rufui Sherrill, paitor of tbe Plr*t PcnLecoital Church of De)|ev|ew. The Young People mart •( the Longwood Church each Friday at T(3g p.nt. under the auporvifleo af Rev. Ruth E. Grant, Mitor, Tha meet, to il are npe« to i O pouUu in ton art*. BUY IT FOR VALUE! Jurt put an Oldemobile Dynamic 88 on the road and watch It win yog over! Graceful line* . , . elagant appointments . , . full-Mno comfort . . . 880-h.p. Rocket V-8 porformanoe- And with nlf tost. Dynamic 88 la Oldemoblle'a lowcat-prlccd fuil-eixe aerie* . . . smartest buy In tb* medium-pricy Soldi. Now stylo to delight you I Rockat action ta nxcltg you I O L D S M O B I L E T h in 's "Som i thing f r i r a " about owning in OLDSMOBILE I — »U YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZiO OLDSMOOILI QUALITY DEAUR — H O LLER M OTOR Commr 2nd A Palm ttto S A LES C O M P A N Y SANFORD. FLA* FA M in i Local Execs Attend Seminar Mary M. MUier, frelgh» ClaMiflcitlon Aulatant, San* ford Naval Air Statloa and Jama* L. Blythe. Gaoeral Manager oI Blythe Motor Unci are among IS Contral Florid* tramportatton omcu tivoi completing a 11 weak aemtoar at RoUlm College on tho aubjact of tranaportaUw economic*, The economlci tomlnar, a long with lour other aomaitor couraei in builneu, govern­ ment, and transportation, la a roqulromont lor profeiafon al oarllliMUofi by toa Ameri­ can Society of Traffle end Transportation. The seminar was sponsored by Dr, Charlai A- Walsh, dir­ ector of too Rolling CoUoga graduate program In bull* ncai admlnlilratlon. Inatruc* Ung tho e lm w u WUIiam J. Bolre, M.U A., Rolllni Col log*. Workout HIALEAH, Pla. (DPI) -* Never Band, taai'a two-yaar old champion colt, turned In a S| i / i mcond workout tor five elahtoi of a mllo Monday In preparation tor to« March ■ 1100,000-added Flamiaia Btakei at Hiilaab. A R E A D IR EC TO R Y t m , INSUHANCK trump hand INSURANCE ALL THE NEW FORMS AT LOWEST RATES APPLICABLE Drliur Your Insurance Problems To Ua — BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 218 S. Tark Ava. FA t*M4' SAN’rORD. PLA. MORE miSINESS Th* ntwtpapor advcrtliar hTcfi for business from strength. Here are som e o f hts trump card*. THESE um a A u d ltn ct: 90 million adults road a nnwtpapnr o n an avarage d ay-ab ou t 66.4H o f all U.S. houaehotdn, Ara The Shorten Dlitance lU-t nrfii BUYER and SELLER CALL - A ttn U o n t peopln Ilk* to read advnrtlsln* in tha newspaper* f e d lost w ithout IV overwhelm* ADS FA 2*3011 or GA 5*W38 PLUMBING R. L HARVEY PIjUHIIINU Complete ImUllatlona • Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen Fixture* Water Punin* Free Ultimate* 304 8. Sanford FA 2-3331 HOOPING * SHEET METAL Ingly prefer a nowspeper with advertising. Conf/dnnce; p eop le believe In n*wip*por ndvertlilng, consider It factual, accurate, and trustworthy. Advertiser! agree, and (art year had the confidnttc* to Invert G3X billion In ■‘fe S a v ■m If you're an advertiser, why not deal yourself a strong hand I Use newspapers. MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS I A I k Sanford Herald STEINMEYER oofina A 8h*#t Metal, Im . Built-up and Shingle lot util* Lion and Uep*Ira Guttera * Waterproofing . Sheet Metal Work Proa Eetimau* . P in t Ctoaa Work « » Oak At% PA 34TI1 Bunded A talUfod FOR BEST ADVERTISING RESULTS USE YOUR LO CA L NEWSPAPER �CT':r B an forl Tue*. Feb. 12. ’63—Pape 3 Vrralh Bear Lake PTA Hears Program On Schools TUB SCOUT'S OATH if* taken by thin troop tlloralil l ’htiln) THREE SCOUTS net up tents at the Cnmporeo (Herald Photo) SSCS Of CAP Takes Action A COURT OF HONOR ia held by Scout* n t tbe Cnmporee (Herald Photo) | The South Seminole Com­ posite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol participated in a re­ cent search mission near i Ocala, Henry Ward, Squad­ ron Commander said today. The function ol the Squa­ dron was to assist tin- Or- Scouts Celebrate Boy Scout W eek W ith Giant Camp-Out Nine troop* of Uoy Scout* ami Explorer Scouts from Sanford, Del.a ml and Dell ary camped in full view of tire public in Port Mellon Park m c r the weekend, to demon­ strate just how a Scout camp is run. DeBary Church To Sponsor Benefit Program Uy Mrs. Adam Muller The Dellai) Community Methodist Church will spon­ sor a benefit film ami musi­ cal program for the Denary Choristers at 7:30 p.m. Fri­ day in the Social Hall of lltc church, Stafford Church Plans Supper A covered dish supper will he held at Stafford Memori­ al Church this Friday begin­ ning at ft:.30 p.m. The church is located on llwy. 17-02 south of DeBary and just north of tho Lake Monroe bridge. Members of (lie church and friends and neighbors In llie area are invited to at­ tend and are asked to bring their own table service. BA Program At Rollins Four courses remain open for registration in the Hollins College Master of ilusincss Administration Program, ac­ cording (o an announcement by Dr. C. A. Welsh, director of Use program. The courses, which will be open for registration through Monday, include Economics of Ilusincss Decision, Mana­ gerial Accounting, Research Projects, and Business Com­ munications. There were 134 boy* and 20 leaders taking part in the activities and all camp craft facilities were made by (lie troops. No fires were built on tho grounds, Leader J. J. Hay, said, as fire tables were built try the boys. All food wai cooked us on the patrol method, and all regulations of camping were carried out by the troops. Camps were set up Friday night, and Scout skill demon­ strations were carried out. Saturday morning, demon­ strations ol first aid. Morse code, the history and care of the gatd and knot tying were seen. Saturday afternoon, physi­ cal fitness, activities were practiced, inter-troop games such as 51cal the Bacon, chicken fight and Indian leg wrestling were played amung the troops, Saturday night, a giant campfire was held with Troop 242 engaging In a Court oi Honor to present Troop awards. Three boy* were honored with Use award of Eagle Scout in special ceremonies. Tiny were Harvey Francisco of Explorer Post 502: Chuck Ma mole or Troop 513 and Mike Williams of Troop 500. Clifford McHenry, Bob Mc­ Henry, Bruce Kuehn and Don Keclh made Second Class; Craig Thompson, Bobby Halbach and Mike Utz, made First Class; Greg Hausch and Alan Lucan made Star Seoul. Jerry Hay received merit badges tor life saving, sailing, water and soil conservation, and (iremanship. Greg Hausch received merit badge* for bouse repairs and public speaking. Alan Lucan won merit badges for camping, soil and water conservation, life sav­ ing, wild life, pioneering and canning. Johnny Nclmsn was intro­ duced as a Tenderfoot. Sunday all Scout* were divided In Troops by faith and marched tn formation to (lie various churches of the city for early services. After marching back to Fort Mel­ lon Park lliey broke camp and policed the area. Itccrrntion and Parks Dir­ ector Jim Jcrnigan said the boys did an exceptionally fine job of cleaning up tbe area. J. J. Hays, and II. F. Ganas ami W. W. Tyre, all Scoutmasters directed the camping activities. Troops participating In­ cluded Explorer 1*0*1* 53U and 502; Seoul Troops 242, 34, 501. 500, 501, 543 and 244 and a troop from DeBary, G A ’s Attend Area Meeting By Donna Estes Seven Intermediate and Junior GA’s of Isingwxxid's First Baptist Church attend­ ed the Associutlonal GA Meeting at Stetson Baptist Church last Saturday. Ac­ companying the group was Mrs. Carl Lommlcr, direc­ tor. .Miss Audrey Cowley, mis­ sionary on furlough from Ni­ geria, gave a talk on the sub­ ject of “ Hearts." The host church served dessert smi soft drinks. Those attending form Longwood were Lynn and Laurie Milter, Tuwanda Showers, Susan Moss, Charkdte Tripp, Janice Lommlcr and Carol Hicks. Girl Scouts Have Cookout By Jane Casselberry Girl Scout Troop 338 held a cookout Friday attcmoon at tiic home of Mrs. J E. Dunwoody on tjuail Pond Drive in Cassclbcrrj. The girl* enjoyed a supper of bar tier tied but dogs and hamburgers and spent the supper hours in a program of games, songs and skits. They were accompanied by 31rs. Frank Bussell and Miss Gtna Stone, co-Icadcr* of the troop. landu Composite Squadron with communications. The mission was routine, and typical of the mail) this squadron wilt be called ujKin to perform. Ward said. Civil Atr Patrol stand* ready to assist both Civil and Miltary auUmrilivs wi t h Ground Rescue, Atr Search, and Communications person­ nel. laical authorities may con­ tact the Seminole unit com­ mander, Henry Ward In San­ ford, Persons Interested in join­ ing the South Seminole Com­ posite Squadron, arc invited to attend the regular meet­ ings on Saturdays nt 1:30 p. m. There meetings are held in North Orlando, at Die recreation building on N. Edgemun and North Third Ave*. Enterprise PTC Meeting Republican Club Sets Ily Helen Snodgrass Dr. George Prison of DeSets Dinner By Mrs. Adam Muller Tlic DeBary Republican Club will hold its annual Lincoln Day Dinner at 0:30 p.m. Friday at the Stetson Union Building In Del^nd. Guest speaker will be Pro­ fessor John A- Hague of the American Studies and Liber­ al Arts Dept, at Stetson Uni­ versity. Cub Scouts Set Banquet By Mist Helen Snodgrass Cub Scout Troop 50) ol DeBary will bold its annual Blue and Gold Banquet for members and their families on Feb 22 at G p m. at Har­ nett Memorial Methodist Church In Enterprise. It Goes . . . Bury will be guest speaker nt next Tuesday’s 7:30 p.m. meeting of tlic Enterprise Parent • Teacher Council In the school cnfetorlum. The program will be on Civil Defense and there will be special "barbershop quar­ tet'' singing If arrangements can be completed. Income Tax Problems Garden Club To Hear Discussed For AARP "iTCOflSt By Mrs. Adam Muller A discussion on income lax problems was held Sat­ urday morning tor member* ol the DeBary Chapter of 4Ire* American Association of Retired Persons who met at Hie Community Center. Speaker was W. It. Parkin- Dimes Drive Nets $73.96 In Enterprise Miss Helen .Snodgrass, March of Dimes chairman ror Hie Enterprise area, has announced thal a total of $73 DU was collected. Working with Hie chair* man were Mrs. Marian Braddock, Mrs. Mickey Null, Miss Margaret Hay, Mrs. E. W. Junes, Mr*. Almu Good­ win, Miss Gail Goodwin, Miss Linda Tyler, Mis* Et­ ta Emanuel, the offire staff of Hie Methodist Children's Home, Mrs. Sylvia Hardin and teacher* of tho Enter­ prise school, and Robert Poole and Henry Johnson. Miss Snodgrass reminds tlial the nnnual Heart Fund Drive will In* in full swing in the area beginning Fri­ day. Residents arc asked to contribute generously wben a collector culls. son of Hie Internal Revenue Service in Orlando. Parkinson showed a Him on tlie new mechanical sys­ tem of processing returns which brought mans ques­ tions from the large audi­ ence. Interest was centered on the little understood re­ tirement income credit avail­ able to people more than IL) years of age with the speaker explaining deduc­ tions and conditions that ap­ ply to the 20 percent retire­ ment income credit. Those who have difficulty filling out their returns were Invited to come to the Orlumlu office for assistance. Parkinson a l s o advised those not having a social se­ curity number to apply for one in order to avoid confu­ sion resulting from similar names or changes of address. A rule of thumb schedule Is available from the Orlan­ do office for figuring state sales taxes. By Louise Simunrk Ethical hypnotism will be the topic of this month’s meeting of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club al Thursday's meeting in the Community House beginning at G:30 p.m. with a covered dish supper. Richard Wells Rowell, clh leal hypnotist, will Ik* guest speaker for Hie program fol­ lowing the supper and a brief business meeting. Also slated is the award­ ing of Hie Shufflcboard Tro­ phy to Mr. and Mrs. Webber irnincs. Tho trophy will tic presented by George Hearn, whose company. The Malco Hearing Aid Co., donates the annual award. The committee in charge of litis month'* supper in­ cludes Mr. amt Mrs. Frank Gerhardt, chairmen and Mrs. t-rsllc Bryan, Mr. ami Mr*. Eric Dalman. Mr. ami Mra. Reuben Cockley and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Juthe. By Shirley Wentworth Today's standard* In schools were enumerated and explained for members of the Rear Lake Elementary PTA Inst Tuesday night by Fred Ganas, president of the Sem* inole County Classroom Tea­ chers Assn. Elalmraling on the Mini­ mum Foundation Law passed by the Slate Legislature in 1047 to guarantee every child in Florida an education through public schools, Gan­ as pointed out that the law lias weathered seven differ­ ent legislative sessions, “ Although it has been im­ proved there still is need to further update and improve | the law to meet the growing needs of today's school," ha said. Ganas explained Hint six mills per county is directed for educational use and told of Ihiw the money is obtain­ ed through taxation and how it is disbursed . 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At this time an executive for the Boy Scouts of America estimates that eleven per cent of the boy pop­ ulation In Seminole County la en­ gaged In active participation with the scouting program. In the north end of the county some thirteen per cent of the boy population is in scouting but the ratio runs higher there with approxi­ mately the same number of packs and troops since the south end population Is greater. Sponsorship of Cub Packs and Scout Troops is a wonderful service for churches, parent-teacher groups, civic organisations and other similar clubs to assume. But sponsorship is not a matter of "In name only" and It carries a dsep responsibility. One of the major responsibilities Is to provlda a suitable, uninterrupt­ ed, well-located meeting place. When a scout group Is permitted to get too largo in membership, itof course, becomes a problem to find a meeting place. On the surface, It would aeem that public schools could be opened to such groups so that cafetorlums could be utilised for meetings, food preparation and serving. Political But if the county school officials open the doors without charge to one pack or troop, they would get a flood of requests, and If this community la to have as many as eighty such units, it would become an insur­ mountable problem. It Is not up to the scouts to as­ sume the responsibility for such mat­ ters, or it would not be required that a sponsoring organization back up tba unit's program. It Is not up to ths scouting axacutives to provide more than leadership. It is not up to the community at large to take on the acoute* prob­ lems. It la up to tha sponsoring organi­ sation to provide proper stability and this includes a meeting place. Obviously, the near future wilt see the need for sponsors, else charters cannot be granted to hopeful boya interested in scouting. And now, as the nation pauses briefly to recognise the good this program does, we add a word of advice to hopeful sponsors: be positive all loose ends are tied se­ curely when such a move la planned, else the scouts could find themselves without a meeting place, quartered in an inadequate meeting place or . . . worse still . . . forced to abandon their program because of such lacks. Congratulations to those who do sponsor scouting units with logic and realistic plans . . . and the best of luck to all scouts everywhere for an­ other year In successful scouting. WASHINGTON — (NEA) —William C. Foster, director of th« U.3, Disarmament Agency ta tba State Depart­ ment, is going to Gsneva a* temporary chief negotiator for tha iS-natlon talks on a nuclear test ban agreement scheduled to reopen today. He will take over tha first round of disarm ameat talks, then turn the job over to mission chief Charles Stalls, pending President Kennedy's appointment of a successor to Arthur Dean, recently re­ signed. Not too much hope is held that anything definite will come out of these talks, fol­ lowing Russia's abrupt with­ drawal from tha Washington snd New York negotiations with Britain and Amariea — just when everybody had been led to believe that the Russians were ta a mood to sign. American officials still be­ lieve the Russians will sign ultimately, after they have given thalr acceptance of on­ site Inspection a good propa­ ganda ride with the eight smaller nations at Geneva. One major difficulty in the present situation on the test ban talks Is that the Russian position li always completely flexible to the point of being find or even gaseous, while tha American • British posi­ tion la almost froxan to the point of being Immobile. The Americans and British, after careful research and thorough study, prepare pos­ ition papers on every phase Helen Fuller Says Latins Drawn To U.S. WASHINGTON — As Bur#pt, ltd by D« Gaulle, polls away from U. B. leadership, Latin America Is mors and mors strongly drawn towards ea. Wltnaaa Jamaica. That is­ land republic, 90 miles south of Cuba, granted Its Independ­ ence from Great Britain only last August, remain* nominal­ ly a member of the British Oemmeeweelth of Nations. But tha prim# objective of the Mw Jamaican Government, I g a t h e r from conversations With Its leaders, Is to tla lUetf tightly Into tha American family of nations. Aftr 450 years of alavary wader the Spanish and colon­ ialism under tha B r i t i s h Crown, Jamaicans aspire to partnership in the Organisa­ tion of Amarican States and In tha Alliance for Progress pro­ gram. But Ilka Britain In Eur­ ope, Jamaica la sot being Im­ mediately accepted Into the new r e g i o n a l organisation that will bind tha Americas together In future. Tha argument that kept Britain out of tha Common Markat was that as tha leader t f tha United Kingdom aha la so t yet ready to become a part e f Europe. A similar misconception could keep Jamales out of tha OA8. Guate­ mala contends that as a mom- bar of the British Common­ wealth, Jamaica ia not truly Independent and thus U In­ eligible for tha OAS. My per­ sonal conclusion, based on talks with the Jamaican peo­ ple and their leaders, Is that tha new nation is fully ready for partnarahlp In tha Ameri­ can alliance. Smaller than any of tha OAS number states, Jamaica la more populous than most— 1,000,000 whites, N e g r o e s . Orientals and East Indiana live peaceably together In leee then the area of Connecticut. The motto "Out of Many, Ono People" U a popular political •login. All basic human rights a n protected In the Jamaican Constitution and Its BUI af Bights guarantees the right of elUaens to freedom from arbitrary detention. Jamaica would not bring the adverse heritage of dictatorship other Caribbean cow a t r i s e have brought to tha atllanca. Both Jamaican political par­ ties have declared unsqulvoeally against Castro control In Cuba. Tha lot of tba common man has bean alow to Improve slnco slavery wee abolished In 1838. Spaniards used the Is­ land as a vast cattle run. Tha British turned the plains and tha valleya Into a continuous field of sugar cans. The peas- OUT OUR WAY Peter Edson BUCKING THE TIDE O F HISTORY Dr. Crane’s snt farmer eked out n living from bananas and food crops grown on thin soli on the •teep hillsides. When American and Cana­ Tommy's terror fortun­ dian companies begen to mins ately had M fatal reealta baualta after World War II but did you know that tha economy began to grow. Atraady J a m a i c a la tha homo accidents caasa far world's largest exporter of moro deaths of children baualta and alumina—usad to than polls, diphtheria, tuberproducs aluminum. Far capita culosla end a lsm t oil other Incoms reached |371 annually contagion* dleeaeeo. In 1W 1—a measly figure com­ btaed? Yet most of pand to our own but hlghar could he avoided by simple than that of most Latin Amor. "hors# ■cnee’* measures, aa outlined below. Iran nations. CASE 0-468i Tommy T-, Bir Alexander Bustamante, the first Prime Minister of In­ •god 3, recently wae visiting dependent Jamaica, himself a his grandparents. man of the paople, waa elected While ha waa In tha bath­ as tha poor man's candidate. room by hlnmelf, ha Idly kept Last wash ha announcad a turning a key that waa stuck frontal attack on Illiteracy— in tha door. at tha unpopular price e f an Accidentally ha locked him­ Increase in taxes to pay for self lnalde so when he then It An ambitious housing pro­ tried to open the door, It gram for low-lncoms families wouldn't budge. Is In tha blueprint stage. Gov­ Tommy then got panicky ernment thinking cantors on and began to scream for hta Improving living conditions mother. She ran at once to see for the many. But all thin depends on what waa wrong. Vainly eha tried to calm Jamaica'! ability to Increase the national incoma. And that Tommy and coax him to In­ In turn hinges on attracting sert the key into the keyhole, outside Investment in new In­ for Tummy had meanwhile dustries and on marketing taken It out and dropped it on more products abroad. That the floor. But Tommy wae not so tordepends on Jamaica's making a placa for haraelf In karate- rifled he wouldn't pay any at­ tention to hie mother, phera trading and finance. In her desperation, ehe ran To bar Jamaica from tha OAB and the Alliance for next door and called a neigh­ Progress on the a p e e l o u a bor. Ha came over and saw ground that aha belong* to tha what was wrong. fortunately, the hinges of old world rather than tha naw would bo to cut off our bom the Imthrooni doo* were on | the outside, where the adults to cplto our face. Worry Clinic were standing, so this neigh­ bor quickly removed the metal center pins and lifted the door out of Its frame. Tommy then rushed into the welting arms of hie mother, still sobbing In fright. Yet this dilemma often oc­ curs here In America bo par­ ents should taka a critical at­ titude and look around tha house for waya to avoid many unnecessary accident*. For example, when do you keep sharp pointed scissors? Some thoughtless adults still hang scissors and knives on tha wall whan a child may dislodge them. Then the sharp point may punctun tha eya of a young­ ster. And if you housewives are uelng only one or two burn­ ers on your kitchen stove, do you make It an Inexorable rule, to use the BACK burners In such cases? If not, sta rt teaching your­ self this safety rule, for un­ less you need all burners in operation a t one time, please employ thoM BACK burners. Hundreds of toddlers era •evenly scalded just because housewives piece a ataw pan or coffee pot or ckUUt on tba FRONT burner, often with the handle extending outward where a curious child can roach up and pull on it. Thus, these hundreds of youngsters gat •« Beverly Dick West Soys burned that they carry ugly •earn for Ufa and many of them dial Tha** accidents era entire­ ly naedlasa tf you wives and mothers would laarn the sim­ ple rule to employ thoaa BACK burners In preference to tha front burners! And If your children want to color pictures or cut out paper designs, be cure you have tha blunt-ended kinder­ garten scissors for them to use. Many children employ sharp pointed scissors and then atumbla with a pair in thalr hands. Tha point may than puncture an ayabalL Or tha child may fall on tha points •o they Mvar an artery In tha throat or neck. Lollipops used to causa many of these puncture wounds when children would run and then fall on the pointed wooden stick. Nowadays, manufacturers often mold tha candy on a limber fiber loop, thereby saving tha eyesight and even tha llvaa of hundreds of youngsters. And dada, when possible, make your automobile drive­ ways In a circular pattern so you never need to back out! For many toddler* follow daddy to tha car whan ha leaves for work. They era ao abort ha fella to sea them aa ha backs out, ao ha runs over hla own child. A little shrewd hesdwork In advene* can thus asve * lot of heartaches | Chinese Reds Need Soviet Help Notebook of disarmament, Including the ban on nuclear testing which Is an all - Important preliminary step. The prim clples set forth ta these plans ere always considered fair, workable and, of course, rlghL Having announced these policies to the world, the western powers are stuck with them even though It Is made clear they are open to negotiation. The Russians never put themselves ta any such straight - Jacket. Starting from a broad principle of be­ ing for general and complete disarmament which they know Is unobtainable, they vacillate all over tha confer­ ence rooms with the great­ est of esse. For nearly two months, American and British nego­ tiators had been convinced the Russian* were at tact serious about wanting to sign a test ban agreement. Rus­ sian Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accepted on-site in­ spection In principle. Only the question of the number of inspections remained to be resolved. The negotiations were be­ ing conducted responsibly, ta secret, without news releas­ es or speeches In open con­ ference for propaganda pur­ poses. Then all of a sudden, like a groundhog ducking be­ fore Its shadow, (he Russians broke off (he talks. In one sense, the negotia­ tions may have been con­ sidered shadowboxing to the point of being futile. For be­ ing considered ta the test bin agreement was an es­ cape clause big enough for all the missiles In the world to be launched. it was provided that if a fourth or fifth power — Franca and Red China, for Instance — began extensive nucltar testing that, threat­ ened their national security, signatories to the ban could pull out and resume testing on thalr own at will. There was also, of court*, provis­ ion that other powers could be brought under the ban If they wanted to come ta. But than was no v ay to force them ta. Why the Russians broke off the talks even with all these provisions remains a mystery. And tha pursuit of Communist motives ta nay situation Is always futile. m ile the talks were to progress tbs speculation was that the Russians were *t last being raaUatle over their setback ta Cuba and their growing ideological split with Rad China. Alto, the Russians bad Just completed thalr own aarias of taste and they wanted to reduce ten­ sions for awhile. In the past, when the Rus­ sians have broken off dis­ armament and nuclear tost ban talks, they have follow­ ed with a resumption of their own testing. President Ken­ nedy's quick order to pre­ pare for a resumption of U. S. underground tests ta Nevada, after announcing their suspension, may have anticipated some such Rus­ sian move once again. 759 x 14 800 a 14 •SO x 14 w /s CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1401 S. French At*. FA 3-1241 TOKYO (UFU-Prim a Min­ ister Hayatao Ikeda said to­ day Communist China Is In­ capable nf developing nuclear weapons or even waging a conventional war without help from Soviet Russia. In an exclusive interview with Mims Thomason, presi­ dent of United Press Interna­ tional. ikeda said the Red Chinese cannot make "one fighter plane" without Rus­ about your sian aid. He said the lack of oil on invMtmnnt? tha mainland of China was a serious handicap, and would force tha Communist govern­ ment to rely on the Soviet Union for assistance ta any major military conflict. "Tha Communist Chinese may explode a nuclear de­ vice," Ikada said, "Wa don’t know when. But even If tbay do. H will taka at least 10 Fluctuating prlcns and untnftlnd morient yMra before they can de­ conditions add nothing to pooco of mind. velop nuclear weapons.” W ORRIED But if you would llko an invostmont that ii always worth 100 cants on tho dollar and pays an axcollant dividend, If* tfmo wo bocomo acquainted. Stop In. AUTO GLASS snd Sent Cover Co. M4 W. tad 321-WI3 Casualty Rate Not Too High Pago 4, Sanford, Florida WASHINGTON <UPI) Tha carnally rale among pi­ ano lunar* 1* not a* high as It U la soma other profes­ sion*, Ilka maybe scuba div­ ing or airplane wlng-walklng. Nevertheless, piano tuner* do hive their occupational hasard*. There li always a •banco that n string will •nap and flagellate than in E-flat, or that tha Ud of a baby grand will drop on their head*. Tubs* February IS, 1983 The perils of piano • tuning recently were cited by mem­ bers of the Plano Technici­ an* Guild as one reason for passing a resolution urging Oil)? fcanfurfi fm ttf) w aL T isa a. eiMLQW, s o r r o w c a n r i a u a w a a L i n a r VKMawwb a u w s a u a. u a ia w o u i N i » | l « f Kdlloi Adv.rtUlu* Dir sot or avur waeixa County ed ito r c a c n u r s aw a n aactety ed ito r r miuuimhotmaw goeiuto su ito r aaaus t- aHostwaKBW UuoIdmo M*n*a*r omihlw t r o u s ts CUeeltlod Maaeeer r a a n a v u s/riu n w Circulation Uouseor raa u w eu a Mechanical Bupt, e i a e t a i r r i o N m aths a y am i iM u w r ell Other koMteolo evenly lli.s e l Yoer ll.ee 1 Year l it Week MS • Month* ».** S Month* see a Month* *.»• I Moat be i.eo l Month le e I Month U. a Foots! n>aulaUena provide that eU mall enbacrlptlena potil In advene*. entered as eeeoed else* m atter October |r , t i t s a t tb s Feet Of ties #1 Sanford. Florida, under the AH a t Ceaaroo* of March. a*_ The Herald le o in tm lir of the L'ultod Free* which lo entitled osduelvely to the uoo for rcMublksUoa ef ell the local now* •Haled in U ia newepeper. Men’s Club Sets Banquet The Mm 's Club of tba Bint Methodist Church of Sanford will bars Its annual FatherDaughter Sweetheart Banquet this Thursday evening at tha church. Featured on the menu will be country fried steak. Rotorua, on Naw Zealand's North UUnd, la n famed trout flaking area. Sports­ men hero toss btek Into tba water anything they cttich under 14 inches that the standard for tun­ ing "A" above "middle C" be kept 440 vibrations a sec­ ond. Guild members noted with tlartn that some symphony orchestras were tuning on an "A" tuning on aa "A" with 443 vibrations. Tbay deplor­ ed the trend to a higher pit­ ch, asserting that It could make their work more dan­ gerous. Extra tension • n t h o strings might cause a vin­ tage piano, wboM structure had been weakened by yuan of absorbing sour notes, lo fly apart, they pointed out. "You're taking your Ufa In your hands when you raise the pitch on come of those old alligators," one tu­ ner was quoted aa complain­ ing. Tha guild Indicated It would carry 1U cbm to tba Nation­ al Bureau of Standards, and It was tha prospect of gov­ ernmental Intervention that aroused my Interest to the controversy. I csited toe bureau to ee* U tba tuners had contacted It The man said they had not. Furthermore, be indi­ cated there was nothing tha bureau could do to sueoor and comfort them, or ra­ tta n tiwir anxtettes. Although tho bureau pres­ ently recognises the "A" abore "middle C" favored by tha tuners, this ta not doa* for either aesthetic or hu­ man reasons. It la merely abiding by an International agreement fix­ ing 44o vibrations aa the standard pitch. "U an orchestra or anyone else wants to tune at a high­ er pitch, that la as nrtiitie matter over which we b a n no control," tha apohasmsa said. I than called the National Symphony Orchestra to as­ certain Its feelings on Um Issue. A spokesman there told me that tha piano tun­ ers actually were johnny • come- lately participants ta tba vibration battia. It aaama that the basic ragtag for years, is between stringed instrument players, who want to tune at 443 vi­ brations (or greater brilli­ ance of tons, and tha woodtads, who find It easier to play at a lower pitch. Dr. Howard Mitchell, the conductor, astd he ngsrde the 440 "A" as a aatisfactory compromise and will retain that pitch. 1 trust this will help make tba world safe for piano tun­ ers. Make Your Dream Home COME TRUE N O W ... 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 SEE US TODAY! Shosunak&i 211 W. 25th ST. c o n s t r u c t io n co . FA 2-3103 •) �m )• »V •inftrrB Tues. Feb. 12. *63—Page 5 ffriHI 'Sensational' Racer M aris, Sanford N ix Pacts 0 i 'S , Bp United P re u International Sit back and relax, the m a­ jor league clubi are going light ahead with plant to open the 1963 season even though such sta rt a t Mickey Mantle, Roger Marii, Jack Sanford and Juan Pliarro show do sign of stirring off their front porch. Those four are only a few of the many standouts stlU un> signed. But there appears to be no alarm among the gen­ eral managers, who point out that no player technically can be called a holdout until the opening of spring training. The world champion New York Yankees opened their advance spring training camp at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Monday but since advance campa don't count, the It un­ signed Yankee p layen are casually dismissed as “ no problems." Sanford, a 34-game winner lait year, looks like he could develop Into the Sun Francisco Giants’ biggest headache, whllo Pliarro is only one of six Chicago White Sox play­ ers who still hsven't agreed to terms. Pitcher Don Lee, who look­ ed like he might become a signing problem to the Los Angeles Angels, agreed for an estimated $18,000 Monday and Joined them In a prelim­ inary workout at P a l m Top Program Slated Tonight At 'Raceway' Tonights program at Seminola Park features a full field of eight starters In the seventh quarter horse fea­ ture go for four year okis and up. In the 350 yard dash Ron­ ald Doolan looks to be the favorite. But among tbe other seven contenders are King Bailey Jr., Bobblo Jo Reed, and Misty Lady Jo cither one of which could easily post the Win. . The co-fcatupcd eight race for pacers B non winners of 14,000 In ’62 will have Grand Selection going against Chest­ er Black and Willolas Coun­ sel the favorites In the fields of six. Tbe track at Seminole Park Is In excellent condition and in part accounts for the fast Units that are being registered nltely. Legal Notice * i.v Tilts (TituuiT ootWT o r TIIB .MSTII JCUICIAL IIK Ct'IT, IN AND FOB ■UMINOLD COl'NTT, FLORIDA LTIANCKHV NO. ISAM M im n a tiH KniuMT.oeitnsc JVltCIIlt: II. WILLIAM* nnO JAN1L W. WILLIAMS, Ids wlfs, ru iu tiK s, TDOMAH CARROM, RAKER • n<l JUAN C. BAKER, hi* wife. IlftfeniUtiM. NOTICE OS" MOHTOAUS: roR R C L oarnn s a l s a r CLERK Nolle* la li-nl.y *lv*n purannul to a Klnnl Deere* of Furridotur*. tlai.d ttiu Ith day or S'ebruary, r.'C.1. and mtnr.il In Chancery f'a.a No. IlSIt of tli. Circuit Court of lh . Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for B.mJnula County, Florida, wlii-r.lu ARCHIE R. WIL­ LIAM* and JANIE W. WIL­ LIAM* Ida wIf., ara tha I'lalnllff., and TIIOMAS CARlit ILL IIAKEIt and JEAN B. RAKER, hi* wIfa, ara tha Dafandanta. that 1 will atll to tha hlahr.t and bait blddar t or caali at tha front door of tli. Ktmlnol. County Courtfei.ua. In tha City of Hanford, larlda. at ItiM o'clock. A.M. on tho Jlth day of Ftbruary. ] fees, tho folluwlna dracrlbrd prorarty a* #*t forth In aald Final Dacrao. to-wlti Lot On* Hundrod Thlrtaln (111) of QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH SECOND REPI-AT ADDITION TO CAfeNEL. BEfirtv. ru o n tn A . n*mInol* County, Florida, ar. c rd ln a to tha plat there­ of aa recorded In I’lat R.<ok 13. I'.ikr 3T. of tho I'ubtle R.rorda of ffeinlnol* County. Florida. DATED thla Ith day of Fabm iry, list. (HEAD Arthur tl. Back with, Jr. clerk, Circuit Court By i Marco rat E. Tyro Deputy Clark FELDER AND BKTT1NOHAU8 110 South Knowles Avar.ua Wlnlor Park. Florida Atturn.ya for Rlalntlff* FUULIHIIl Fth. 13. ISSI CDF—IS Springs, Calif. Reliever Art Fowler also participated in the drill after getting an okay from an eye specialist. Fow­ ler suflercd an Injury last August when bit above the In t eye during baiting prac­ tice. The Angela had to cut him loose then but he'll be given a chance to win back bis job. Willie McCovcy, the last out of the 1962 World Series, was given a raise by the Giants, boosting him into the $19,000 class, while Duke Snider, Daryl Spencer and John Ruseboro signed with the Los An­ geles Dodgers. Roscbuio was the only one of the three who was raised: from $20,000 to Strikes . . . Spares . Monroe Inn) both tried tc By John A. Spoliki Gala, do you rcallxe that help AI out with game* of 213 ycur annual City Tournament and 233 respectively. How­ la now leas than fuur weeks ever, Team No. 4 picked-up away 1 three points from tha Inn-er* Tlie exact dates for tho with Snuffy Smith tliuwln' women are March 0th and 10th. On Saturday tho 0th, 'Em tho way with hi* 216/604 aquud time* for team entries series. will be 1, 4 and 7 p.m. Soms of tha other bombers Double* and single* will be were Sweeney's At Poulter— rolled on Sunday the 10th dur­ 200; Engles Gordon Honey­ ing the following iijuuda: 1, cutt — 233 (we're real happy 3, S and 7 p.m. By Die way, don’t forget for Gordon cause he'* starUng you have only until this F ri­ to explode with big game* day the 16th to get your en­ mure often then not); Bobby try form In for the Women's Boridorf led Die Je t Lanes State Tournament. fivo-suma home w i t h h i s The men’* annual City Tour­ ‘Big One' — 222; Sanford nament will be run on the Mfg'a Henry Tamm put to­ week-ciidi of March 23rd and gether games of 212/201 for 24 th. a 683 series. Whllo B lu in g -in with the Harry'* Liquor* Jess Cook director* of tha men’* caaocl- nml his left-huudod strike ball atlon, It was decided th at the shot the hi fer his team, a banquet following tha tourna. 200/643; Don Maclntyre’a ment will be scheduled for 237 was the leader for Buddy’* April tilth a t the Civic Cen­ Auto and their opponent* ter. It & W Marine hud a k-uder From all of the early plan­ In Don Herr with a 233. ning, It appear* Diet there'* Talkin' bout BIG ONES, going to be a special ’Promo­ welt the Petersen Doubles on tion' of attracting a hugs Friday evening had a display turn-out for the many win­ worthy of beating many of ner* of the tourney. It'll he the top pro* nationally. quite • thrill to step forward Again, It’* Al Del’alma who for your rewards to the ap­ climbs into our Prestige Pla­ plause of a couple hundred teau and certainly gets our people! Let'* give the men nod for the Bowler of the your wholehearted support to Week. Al eliot a 207/070 make this a really big aplaah. series. Do you realise that'* a Beth entry fee* for men’s 220 average T And here'e tha and women’s tournament* ar* good part, do yuu further |3.60 per event. realise th at Al'e not the lead­ It wus a pleasant surprise er In series in this league, but seeing Lorraine Spotta* name rather he's lied for than hon­ appearing a* one of the lead­ or with Harnr Pentecost! er* of thia past week'* action We’re real, real happy for In the KhonUtig Stars I-cague. both of these men. Lorraine had high game of Well, as long a i we're 187 and learned with Hetty pounding out the name of DoAllen to capture Die Individual Palma, why atop Just with spotlights — Betty Uking Al's name, huh! series with her 490. Celia DePalma was the hi A couple of the ’tother las­ kegler-ette In the Hi Noonera sie* who pounded ever the League with a 160 game. 160 mark were Helen Altman (Now all we have to do la (Horne Piulributor*) 166; wait for both Dava and John­ Southern Gas' Suty Reno 161 ny to roll big onca In tha Sat­ aa did team-mate Elaine Kot- urday AM Junior League, and tlvs! with her 170* Spencer** wa’ll have the whole DaPalma Jo Ann Cleveland had a ICS family featured for you. and Mabie Duggan came thru with a 164; Belly Church (Michael's Meats) and G. Ed­ ward* both tied with game* Sorry of 164. No Mlooral The Wednesday p. m. City League saw 'D-D', Dependable Del’alma rake the pin* for • | 200-plue average, a 240/619 1 set. Gee. but he's been clob­ berin' the wood* lately. HU teammate* John Uhr and Harry Pentecost (Lake Pott Him 8 P.M. V i • MODERN RESTAURANT FACILITY • RIM OOiliD CLUBHOUSE and LOUNGE • NINE RA C K NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY PARI MUTUIL • DAILY DOURIS - QUINIILAS MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO HWT. 17 *2 Phoenix Waits On Weatherman Sanford Drops 11th Of Year h mr 43-10 Sanford lost it’a 11th gsme of the tea»on here Monday night as DeLand pulled ahead in the final minute o( play to topple the locals, 43-40. Next on tire agenda (or Sanford Is tire Orange Belt Conference Tourney scheduled this weekend. On tho bright side, .San­ ford's B team topped DeLand, 32-44. At the half, DeLand led 23-11 but going into the final period Sanford got hot and raced ahead only to see the Bulldogs rally in tire final minute to pull the game out of the hat. Mike Woodruff was high man for Sanford with 19 points. Cinci Remains Afop UPI Poll NEW YORK (UPI) — OncinnaD's unbeaten Rcarcata topped the United Press In­ ternational major college bas­ ketball rating.* fur Die UDi straight week today with only three weeks left before Die crowning of the n a t i o n a l champion. The Hcarcuta, who extended their season streak to 19 ami their over-lapping v i c t o r y skein to 37 games, again were named the No. 1 team by all 36 members of the UPI ruling board. This marked the eighth week in a row that they hud received perfect score of 330 points in Die ratings. Loyola of Chicago, which has won all 29 of ila games this season, again wus second, receiving that designation till* week by 32 coacbus. Tho Ram­ blers huve llx game* left to play in the regular season, one mure than the Beurcut*, but both finish up on March 2. HENRY WIGHT, of Simfortl, took top honor* Sntuniuy evening in the Seminole Timing Association’* drug races nt Osceola airstrip. Ho is pic­ tured (right) with Rill Jack STA secretary, who presented the trophy. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W ight Takes Drag Prize Sanford's Henry Wight took top prize money and the big trophy in Saturday evening's drag races sponsored by the Wright Cops St. Pete Play ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ( UPI) — Mickey Wright of Dallas, Tex., top money win­ ner in the Ladies Professional Golf Association for the past two years, has started off tills year as if she plans to mukc it three in a row. The long-ball hitting Texan captured tho $16,300 St. Pet­ ersburg Women's Golf Tourn­ ament, richest event in the hlsloiy of the Ll'GA, Monday. To win the title, Miss Wright had to cume from u seveiL-stroko deficit after Die first round to Dc Murilynn Smith of TrqUi'iLi, Flu., Sun­ day and take the 18-hole play­ off Monday witli ease. Swim Record HID DE JANEIRO, Brasil (UPI)—'Alos Procopio de Oilverio Jr. of the Paullatano swimming club of Sao Psule, Brasil, bettered the existing South American loo-mcter backstroke record by threeIciiths of a second Monday with chicking of 1 minute, .41 secunds. Seminole Timing Association at the Osceola airstrip. Driving a '<>2 l'l> mouth Sports Fury, Wight ran up an elimination time of 12.28 seconds for the quarter-mile in the stork eliminator class. Art Alien. Sanford, was right behind While in a '38 Chevy. Other results; Top elimi­ nator class, Norman Hubble in u Pontiac dragster, 11.03 seconds; middle eliminator class, Glenn Rlukley In ■ Chevy A roadster, 11.US se­ conds, and little eliminator class. Don Laly running “ A Gas," 12.38. More than 150 cars parti­ cipated In the drag races be­ fore a record crowd. Locals Invited To Ball Tryouts Aspiring baseball player* of Sanford and Seminole County have been invited to attend the Spud Chandler ma­ jor league baseball tryout camp Feb. 15-28 at West Palm Beach. Chandler, Cleveland In­ dians scout and former Now York Yankees all-star play­ er, will supervise Die camp. All players are welcome to try out, with expenses reim ­ bursed if signed by the In­ dians. Writo P. O. Box 999. West Palm Beech, or tele­ phone 683-6600. T H E IN S ID E Next meet ot the STA will be on March 9 at Osceola airstrip. DeBary Lakes To Be Discussed lly Mr*. Adam Muller A biologist from the Slate Conservation Dept, al Ocala will be guest speaker for the Dell ary Fishing Club at Wed­ nesday's 1:30 p. in. meeting, in the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station. The topic of dlicuialou wil be on local lakes and which should tie Inspected and stock­ ed with fisli. A question and answer period will follow. All persons interested in tIso lakes of Dctlary are in­ vited t » attend the meeting. Question* pertaining to busi­ ness of Die dull will be aniwcrcd by lluward Middleton. THURSDAY 2401 S. French Ave. FA 2-1392 February Service Special! • Adjust Front and Hear Uands . . , Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkngt • Install Nsw Pan Gasket • Check Transmission Oil C # 7 5 * 0 SAVE 11.50 NOW! M w a a m m e m m s m im o |. 1 WliHt'a Ford'. 6,000 Mil. Oil Change Secret? ROTUNDA OIL FILTER! *2.05 - (54 - 56 FORD) LOW AS *2.40 - (57-02 FORD) j i In*tailed With Purchase of Oil Change and Till* Coupon! (Coupon Expire* February 28, 1863) STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! Regular Price S 2.00 I f D s R iiU iy l M l* AtfitT V a g M i Oaa'll The roar opening la DJgfce* (cargo height 0 I t 8 Inch ad), (4 f t 7 Inches), end with tasUgato open it baa a cargo length of near O U R . OpII* a of — — I—s— aad 4 -wisest drive. «. Slagle Mloeter tan k fee ‘Jeep* 4 * 0 trwetiee. 4. 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Second St. Sanford, Florida SOtRY, NO MINORS! • Mercury Motors • The Aluminum Boat Fur The Fisherman FORD OW NERS SPECIAL PRICE Willye Motor*, world e largest manufacturer of 4 -w heel | MEADORS M A RIN E (Oil extra H required) 3 drive vehicles, on* of the glowing Kaiser Im luatnc* MIDWAY UETWSE.V SANFORD A OHLANDO C H I C A G O (UPI) — Abe Saperitcln, owner of the Har­ lem Globe Trotters basketball team, waa reported in “ good condition" after being admit­ ted to Mount Sinai Hospital Monday for treatment of pneumonia. Now, Durinff The Munth Of F eb.. • • Fordomatic Adjustment Special ST SEMI - FINALS TO M O RRO W N IG H T "Where The Top Dog* Run . . . Rain Or Shine" Ill GJdksufition. . . Elaine Kostival rolled a 213 game and a 620 series in Jet BowIcrcUea play. Other high games; Yvetlu Hunter 190. Lucy Mayer 162. Verna Bol­ ton too and Jane Spoliki 163. Standings in Die league are; Lll'l Buggers 51-25, Cut 'n Curl 4828, Kurns Insurance 45 31, Toy Corral 43la-32M, Ivey's 4Dk-43ta, Mary Esth­ er's 37*k-3Sts, B ran Moton, 36'a-30's, Mary Carter Palnti 34-42, Park Ave. Pharmacy 39 Id and Brownie* 17-UL STAKES LAD JEM NIGHT ficial victory, hb eighth straight if schooling events arc considered. It is not unusual for young­ sters to loom from Grade 31 through Grade B but most of them run Into trouble on their first feature try. How­ ever, the many admirers ot King’s Eye's believe he can take his feature in his stride. They point out that he has plenty of speed and Dial he D almost certain to avoid trouble by hitting the first luru ahead ot the pack, hav­ ing accomplished that feat In all but one of his official starts. King's Eye's can expect plenty of competition from such tup flight speedsters as Annie's Hope, Traveler Joe, Morality and Coro Silver. Sixteen of the track's fast­ est male greyhounds will |o to the post tomorrow night in the eighth and ninth events, which a n the aeml-ftnala In the aecoud annual running of the Racing King Stake. Firat four to finish In each contest will comprise the field for the final on Saturday night Defending champion la Or­ ville Moses’ Fathom In tho ninth race. • C reB tlln e r B o ats Oviedo wIth an impressive 11-4 mark, travel* to Ocoee tonight for cage action. •Siuted to start for Dm Lions are Jim Courier and Mickey Tesinsky, Jim Dc.Shuxo, Tod Beilhom and Danny Kirkland. R m WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY • 2 P. M. IS Oviedo Ploys Ocoee Tonight Kostival Rolls High LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Los Angeles Lakers an­ nounced that Mar guard Jerry West will mist about two more weeks of National Bas­ ketball Association play be­ cause of a pulled hamstring muscle. EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES PHOENIX, Arii. (UPI) — Golf, which used to Ire a fourdays-a-week business, sudden­ ly has bloomed Into sevendays-a-week—and then every­ body runs to catch the next plane. The windup of the $36,000 Phoenix Open tournament ie elated for today — if Mr. WeaUierman will give hie ap­ proval. If everything goes well, things here will be all cleuned up and th t aamo show in a new locale—In tide case Tuc­ son, Arts.—will open bright and early Wednesday morning with a pro-amateur contest. The final 18 holes of the Phoenix event ere elated for today on the waterlogged Ari­ sons Country Club course. The boy* start teeing off at 8:66 a. in. Arnold Palmer 1ms been Dm third-round leader »lnco Sat­ urday, Still Out N IG H T L Y 8:10 fvEMINOlEBiRK • PAVED 2500 CAR PARKING ARIA The nioit sensational junile developed at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club this win­ ter gets hit first opportunity for t main event victory In tonight's featured ninth race. He Is J . M. Edward’s King's Eye's, who will be Just twoyears-old next month. King's Eye's won three schooling stan s In a row end then tomped through grades M. D, C, and B without a miss. TMniglit he will be try­ ing for his fifth straight of- DOG RACING HASHES! 1*4 QUARKS HORSE • FINfSTORANDSTANOINCINTBAl FLORIDA about $23.00$. Snider accepted an estimated $34,0U0 and Spen­ cer approximately $23.uuu. Ollier* who signed Monday were: Don Mincher and Geor­ ge Banks with the Twins; Bob Hendlcy with the Braves; Vic Davaiilio, Tommy Agee and Bob Klpskl with the Indians; Brant Alyca with the Sena­ tors, and Dick Kcnworthy, Gerald McNcrtney, Mike Dcgcrlck and Manly Jolmstou with the White Sox. Thia boy Johnston doesn't come by his first name through accident. Ho not only had a 13 0 mark as a pitcher for Savannah of the Sally Lea­ gue last year but also hit 2U home runs and batted .363 while playing the outfield. RACING now racing! </WtikC IW A Y Gets S0KC Chance KaUer Willy d P resent a T he Lloyd lirid gc* Show T uesday tS P . M. Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED 36$ E. l i t 8L Ph. FA 2-ll$! Buford Viator Park MI 4-8111 >. 1 lif e - . L r i �Wr» fcanfnrb Tk . « - T uM, F . t , « , Irra T b to I p Jr. New BReeves Airs. C. President Of CPO Wives m , , Class Meets A t Woodruff Home Bauman-C riswell Wedding Planned By Mm . CUrenee Snyder Mrs. Bober! J. Bauman a n -! daughter, Kathleen Anne, to The P h i l a t h e a Sunday School Cleta of the P in t nounces the engagement an d , p au| Earl Criswell, son of Presbyterian Church met re­ approaching marriage of h cr| p#u, w Criswell and the late cently at the home of Mrs. H. Mra. Criswell, of Cuyahoga S. Woodruff with Mra. A. L. Falls, Ohio. Miss Bauman Is Lyon as co-hostess. tho daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. W. S. Bromley, presi­ Robert J . Bauman. dent, opened the b a ■ I n a a a meeting end letters were read Formerly of Aurora, Bl., from Mra. H. D. Dague, a tlia bride * elect attended member whu has been HI and schools there and In Sanford. from Anne Justus, a girl from She was graduated from Thorawel] Orphanage that the Bishop Moore High School In d a ta Is helping. Orlando amt St. Vlnccnta Hos­ A gift was sent to Thornpital School of Nursing in well Orphanage in memory of Jacksonville. Ur. Brownlee, a former min­ .Mr. Criswell a t t e n d e d ister of the church and (34 school in Cuyahoga Falls and was contributed to the World was graduated from Cuya­ Mission fund. hoga Falls High School and Becret pals were chosen for Kent State Unlvcraity, where the coming year. Mra. C. M. lie was affiliated with the Kap­ Boyd gave the Bible lesson pa Sigma social fraternity. He using as her subject "The is presently stationed with the Precious Word." United States Navy at San­ Refreshments were served ford Naval Air Station. by the hostesses to Mmes. It. The wedding is to be an II. Rumbley, K. F. Moule, J. KATHLEEN BAUMAN event of Feb. 83 at All Souls (Kahija Photo) 8 .Field, J . C. Huff, Georgo Catholic Church, Sanford. Stine, C. L. Redding, A. II. Parker, P. R. Stephenson, J. N. Glllon, C. M. Boyd, James Wallin, Clarence Snyder. Also Him*. Wilson New man, John Wilson, C. C. How­ ard, lfexel Gllhuly, J. G. Trewick and Mra. Bromley. Powell - Barth Wedding Announced Mr. and Mr*. Ivor A. Pow­ ell, of Good Hart Ave., Lake Mary, announce the marriage of their son, 8 8gt. William E. Powell, to Miss Erika llnrth, of Sprendllngen, Ger­ many. The wedding was an event of Dec. 26. The groom la serving in the U. 8. Air Force and stationed at Frankfurt Main, Germany. Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Dr. and Mrs. T. Z. Cason of Jacksonville were weekend gucsta of Mrs. Cason's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Little of Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nutt of Sanford were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Forrest Nutt. Clubs Plan Day In Court Wednesday MRS. C, B. REEVES, center back, now president of the CPO Wive* Club, receives the guvel from retiring president, Mis. Harold Sundvnll, left. Other officers a t the installation luncheon meeting are, Mrs. George Mire* les, vice president right and seated, from left, Mrs. Henry Quinn, secretary and Mrs, S. L. Wiggins, treasurer. (Herald Photo) Mrs. C. B. Reeves Jr. re reived the president's gavel from retiring president, Mrs, Harold gundvall, at the in­ stallation luncheon for the CPO Wives Club, at the Lake Monroe Inn. Other officers who will serve with her are Mrs. George Mireles, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Henry Quinn, sec­ retary, and Mrs. 8. L. Wig­ gins, treasurer. Retiring board members are Mrs. George Diels, vice president; Mrs. Reeves, sec­ retary, and Mrs. Marvin Ho hits, treasurer. Thoso elected to represent the squadrons are Mrs. W. R. Marsh, VAH-I; Mrs. Paul Weber, VAH-T; Mrs. Louis Driscoll, VAH-B Mrs. James O'Donnell, NAMT; Mrs. Ken­ neth Fell!, Hat wing; Mrs. Daniel Slglln, NAS, and Mrs. Thomas Farrow, the retired wives. Hostesses for the installs tion luncheon were Mrs. Atvera Kelly, Mrs, Kenneth Klauslng, Mrs. Phillip Simp­ son and Mra, William Sowell. Dacorallona carried out the Valentine theme and the cen ter floral arrangement, a red and white Valentine arrange­ ment, was awarded to Mrs. Robert Utr, as a dour prize at the close of the meeting. Guests welcomed by the group Included Mrs. James Carroll from Ilcaufort, S. C.; Mrs. Robert Mulm, Mrs, Mlrlini‘1 Cautn and Mri. Helen Pell. Other members attending In addition to the slate of offi- 'ja h d s m Circles of tiie Sanford Gar­ den Club have scheduled meetings this week as follows: THURSDAY AZALEA Circle will meet at g p.m. at the home of Mra. J. P. Cullen. Ernest Lundbcrg will he guest speaker. CENTRAL Circle meets at 9:45 a. m. with Mrs. Frank Evans In Lake Mary. Mrs. John Callahan will speak on Church Class Meets In Osteen By Mra. Clarence Rnydrr The Adult Ladies class of Ui» Osteen Baptist Church met a t the church annex for the monthly business and ao­ rtal meeting with Mr*. Guy Beall and Mrs. Robert Wil­ liams as co-host*****. Mra. J . J. Redding gava the devotions and Mra. L. W. Jones had charge of the social hour. Attending ware, Mra. Red­ ding, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Wil­ liams, Mrs. Beall, Mra. Tram* met Kilpatrick, Mrs. Lola Bruuka and Mra. Harry Os­ teen. Local Events WEDNESDAY Valentine luncheon 18 noon ■t the Sanford Woman's Club, sponsored by the Social De­ partment, followed by card games during the afternoon. Past Matrons Club of Sem­ inole Chapter ] will bold the annual chicken and dumplings dinner In Masonic Halt start­ ing al 0 : 0 p.m. All junior ■at matrons nag patrons and 11 post patrons will b« special gaesto ol Uu group. ( picture arrangements. Mrs. U. C. Moure is program spon­ sor. IIEMEROCALLIS C i r c l e members will meet with the Woodrosc Circle In a special program at tho Woman's Club. MAGNOLIA Circle w i l l meet with Mrs. T. J. Taylor at ID a.m, WUODHOSK Circle la pre­ senting a special program this ntutiUi. They will meet at 8 p.m. al the Sanford Woman's Club for a program on land­ scaping. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Alice Smart and all members of the Garden Club are invited lu attend. FRIDAY PALM Circle will meet at 1:30 a.m. with Mrs. Henry C. Oakes, Scott Ave. Mra. Frank L. Woodruff 3rd will present l h • program on (lower arrangements, Lake Mary ccrs were Mrs. Slglin, Mrs. O ' D o n n e l l , Mrs. Dietze, Mines. F. J . Murray, Chris Portcwig, Rex King, D. Bet­ ancourt, Ira Jarrell, Paul We­ ber, V. W. Ganderton, Char­ les Tournaux, William Wlgg, Hlllli- Blair, Jean Weaver, Kathryn Westbrook, Al White and John Stanklcwirz. Enterprise M YF Holds Surprise Birthday Party By Helen Hnodgrass The Senior MYP w h i c h meets at the Enterprise Moth, odlat Church et B p. m. each Sunday la ulwuya coming lip with surprises and little axtras. Lent Sunday wa* no execepthin when following the reg­ ular meeting, everyone aturted ainglng "Happy Birthday, Howard" which was e com­ plete surprise to one of the member*, Howard Henderson. A beautiful decorated birth­ day rake was also presented to him. Thu group ell enjoyed the relreshmvnla and especially tlm surprise to Howard. THE NEUTRAL APPROACH If your shoe wardrobe In­ cludes offbeat colors, neutral polish solves the problem involvrd in carrying a complete range of shoe polishes. When they get scuftrd, a profession­ al shine wilt restore shoes' at­ tractiveness. The Seminole County Fed­ eration of Women's Cluba la sponsoring two days in court. Ilie first one Is this Wednes­ day a t 3:30 p. m. All members of federated club* in the county, church group* or those interested In the program are cordially In­ vited to attend. In addition to eealng several rase* tried In court, Judge Mize ha* planned an IntereatIng program about what haa hern accomplished In Semin­ ole County thli year. On hand to epeak and anawer question* will b* a sup­ ervisor of welfare, a law en furccmeiit officer, a truant of. fleer and a Juvenile counselor Judge Mite will explain the prupoaed "after care" hill. Mra. W. L. Grumkow Sr., president of tho S a n f o r d Woman's Club is ths district chairmsn for the day In court and Mra. If. E. McCumbcr, Is county chalrtnun. Tho second session will be held tin Feb. 87, continuing the same general theme and those who are unable to at­ tend this wrt-k are invited to the second session. Catholic Navy Wives Club Meets Today Tlia rnthollr Navy Wives Club will hold the regulur monthly m e e t i n g , today. Members will first gather at the NAS Chapel fur Benedic­ tion of the Blessed Sacrament at 8 p. m. after which they will go to tli* Nursery Build­ ing for the huslneta session. The speaker for the evening will be Dr. W. Vinrrnt Hub­ ert*. Wive* of all Catholic Navy personnel, both actlv* and retired, arc invited to at­ tend. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Elbert Beasley of Oticdu an­ nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Barton Edmond Good, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Edmond E. Good, 5816 Luzon Place, in Orlando. Miss Beasley was burn in Uvlrdo, attended St. I.uke'a Christian Day School and graduated from tho Oviedo High School, While in high school she was a member of the Future Teachers Club, Pep Club, "O" Club and tho ■Spanish Club. She is present­ ly employed at the Orlando Federal Savings and Loan Atm. The groom-elect was born BARBARA BEASLEY in Hamilton, Ontario, Can­ ada. He also lived in Wood* stock. N. Y., and graduated Jones - Grant from (tic Onleora High Scljool in Woodstock. He majored in art and world literature. He Wedding Plans Is presently employed at the Inland Container Corporation Announced In Orlando. The wedding wilt be an Finn! plans arc being an­ event of March 17, at 3:30 nounced for the wedding of p.m. al SI. Lukes Lutheran Miss Shirley Junes, daughter Church In Slavin. of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones, to Gary Grant, son of Mr. and When sending a birthday Mrs. Philip Grant, of Orlando. rant, write a few lines on it Ttic wedding is planned for to give the personal touch. this Friday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Hie home of the SA LE! bride's parents, 610 West First St. ORCHIDS Rev. Hubert L. Strickland will officiate at the ceremony. IN Miss Kathy Grant, sister of BLOOM the groom will be maid of honor and Robbie Hemphill GOOD SELECTION will serve as best min. No formal Invitations arc Grapeville Nursery being extended and friends of FA Z-0NM6 the couple are invited to a t­ 2211 Graperille Ave. tend. M 'i * ~ & s t THE DEBAUV BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN hold a dinner meeting, recently, a t the DeBury Restaurant, Left to right, uro Miss Alice Suhre, of New Smyrna Beach, who is director of District 4 ; Mrs. John Dizick, Kuy Cleveland, uucst speaker and club president, Mrs. Adam Muller. (Cox Photo) F IB . DeBary Personals Itev. Paul Schultz of Nurunju ltd. wus a recent patient at the West Volusia Hospital In DeLand. Preston LiUla of Axatea Dr. was admitted, Friday, to the West Volusia Hospital, with a heart attack, and bus the lied and room vacated by Rev. Paul Kehulls. Mrs. A. Itromnrr Is coming along nicely at West Volusia Hospital, If aha keeps Up the good work, she will be coming home soon. Aduin Muller of Second St. is improving every day, nnd may be home by the time this goea to preaa. Mra. A. Archibald, formerly of DeBary, la alto a patient at Wcat Volusia, with a broken hip. Mr. and Mr*. It. Rlundi of Park lame are entertaining Mra. Blondl'a mother, Mr*. Marie KUpo of Bloomfield, N. J. Mr. and Sir*. Hay E. Me* Clnughry of niuemont, Vu. nnd Mrs. Lillinm L. Hum. phrey of Round Hill, Va. arc the guests of Itev. nnd Mra. Paul Schultx on Naranja ltd. Mr*. Fred Smith of Shell ltd. W. has been entertaining her sister, Mr*. C a r o l i n e Smulley of White House, N. J. Mrs. K. iteinle of Estrella ltd. hud her sister, Mrs. Helen Dunbar of Richmond, Va. with her for several weeks. While in Florida ahe visited at West Palm Beach, nnd In Central Florida with relatives. Mrs. Dunbar was anxious to get back to her three daughters uml five grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. It. Ackerman sjient last weeksnd a t Palm Beach, where they visited the Finger Museum and ths Ken­ nedy estate. Mr. and Mrs. . Harry F. Brown of Alcsnle ltd. attend­ ed the christening of their grandson, G e o r g e Anthony 5Iendrirlous, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Memfririous of At. Untie Beach, Fin. Rev. I’nu! FrlUli of St, Paul's By The Sea, Episcopal Church offici­ ated. The Iwiby wus christened In the same christening out­ fit worn by his maternal grandmother und great grand­ father, Mrs. Mendririous Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. If. F. Brown. Mr*. T. Jackson was ths honored guest a t a recent bridge party held at the home of Mrs. R. Ackerman of Logo Vista. V A LEN T IN ES ! INDIVIDUALS OK PACKAGES OF 30 FOR 29c » I > » » CREPE PAPER - FOLDS AND STREAMERS NAPKINS AND TABLECLOTHS ItED OR WHITE CANDLES PARTY INVITATIONS AND BRIDGE TALLIES G U T ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES OIF i s ^ " <>< 11« r m j p p i l i b If your dog hus the habit o( Jumping on people, lock him up when you have company. Make Your Gift One Of Distinction From Our Wide Selection Of Quality Merchandise! "Queen o/ Hearts" with a gift from Fleming's 4 #/ s. lU l ’t ’ He sure to please your Gift her with lovely heart* shaped jewelry from Cards Personal$ By France* Wester Rev. and Mra. Jam es M. Thompson, of Lako Mary, spent the past weekend In Ft. Lauderdale visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Fred R. Bland, and family. A. H. Marcham has re ­ turned home from the hos­ pital, and is getting along floe. Mra. Herbert Lamport la back borne in Lake Mary to etay, after working In Mt. Dora for the past aevaral months. Mr. and Mra. Delbert Grab, of Cudahy, Wis. were recent guests of Mr. and Mra. Iroe PewelL Beasley-Good Wedding Planned • Costume Jewelry * Straw Bugs our selection. Costume Jewelry Crystal Pottery Pocket Book* • Hosiery * Lingerie • Rhine*toite Necklace A Earring Beta By B. e pendant A Earring Comblnatkma Name Brands You Know! Many More Iteau To Choose From SPKAY COLOGNE J J e m u t g A (Formerly McVicara) GIFTS - CAROS - DOOMS »• R. FIRST ST. I FL. 0 2 . — .............. ...... IK U Tax « Inc. (tJsU d t Jewelry Store 202 E. 1st FA 2-0181 • FASHION • SERVICE 0 �•A n I tthr (D s jc O i .1 , * G k b ij. I DEAR ABBY: My best friend hnd n few dates with a young man who recently came to work in our of­ fice. She (Upped for him. lie then stopped dating tier and started to dale me. I tried to fight it, but t couldn’t help fnllinp for him. Now he says he is in love with me and wants to marry me! 1 love him, too, Ahby. We have been sneaking around like two thieves so my girl friend's feel­ ings won’t be hurt. He swears he never told her he loved her, and 1 be­ lieve him. I hate to lose this girl’s friendship and don’t know how to break the news to her. Can you help me? HAPPY BUT SAD DEAR HAPPY: Attempting to cover up nn office romance is like try ­ ing to smuggle dawn past a rooster. You and your young man should tell "Miss Also Ran" the fncls ns soon as possible. But be kind! • • • DEAR ABBY: When dining in a first-class restaurant, have you ever asked the waiter to wrap up the left­ over steak for you to take home to the dog? BOSTONIAN Cauf nrtl Srralh Tele By Abigail Van Buren w ater? He got me the bathroom set six years ago. brand new. Also the hot water tank. All lie hns to do is haul is upstairs and connect it up. He tells me to lie patient. He isn't working. All ho does is watch TV and work crossword puzzles. COLD WATER WIFE THE WORLD OF TUESDAY r. M. (S) n i i t i e i l f N e w t r e e m (?) ADC 11,port >:■ VV>>n, Puucb er C l Mlil-FI*. r e p o r t O O rt a! I l l - d i m ' * (4) A t la n t is W eather (#t S p o r t, P ic tu re (?) 1.1. Com men t (<> G u t , (ward l l o C l W eather (»> W ea th er <*) U r . v . t d M w , C l Mpom i : ) Ni k i C> Sp.ii'* v c n - p o r t (St W e e k ly N i k i It*. View <») K e j l i o l s (5) W eek ly N e w , II,vl-u o i l o i i w * C tat/afte'/' 3)_____ DEAR W IFE: Say the magic words, "Either do it today or I’ll hire someone to do It." This works. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 ju st came from a dentist who told me it would cost me SCOO for u complete set of den­ tures. He is considered a very good dentist and m.v friends tell me the price is right. He does not do any­ thing "on time,” which means I will have to scare up the cash. Does a hank finance things like th at? NEEDS DENTURES DEAR NEEDS: Call your local hank and find out. It sounds like n legitimate reason for a loan. (Then the bite is on YOU every month.) • • (!) Whlplaeh I9> W alter C r o n k l l , — Sana (?) l a i r a m l, C l .\l»r-9»lt LltllOK C ) Combat C i l.tojil Hr!j , r . Show ( I ) Umpire (S> ISe.l S k elto n Hour (?) I I . v,al|an Ky* (a i J . n k p en n y S h o w O P nit-ud iA b l,* (?) lMck P o w e l l S h o w C l i l a r r , M oor, Dhow (?) At C a r e r Sera It ( ! ) Ilu n lla r reporllnr C l X ew aoop , C i Chan nel S K i w i r o o m ( t ) A l i e F in al lle p o r l (?) yil.t-l-'U. F in a l IU port II I W r.ither (S) l l o l l r w , o 4 M o e i , r iltir ia i C l Chennai * T h a , t o r I t ) T o n l t , Show ■ a • W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box lUHk), Beverly Hills, Calif. A t 7 4 ,"(he young­ est old man of our DEAR BOSTONIAN: Certainly, • • • And it was delicious! time" it still going • • • Hate to write letters? Send one s tr o n g as a show DEAR ABBY: We have been dollar to ABBY. BOX 3365. BEVER­ b u s in e s s phenom­ married 27 years and have 4grown LY HILLS. CALIF., for Abliv’s new en o n . His fabulous children. Please tell me, how long Imoklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ life— from the Paris <lnes It wife have to wait to get hut TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." slums to world-wida fa m e — Is portrayed in the hour-long spe­ By Oswald cial on N Jacoby BC-TV, Fri­ day, Feb. 22. Take a look at the North and your hearts on the list two South hands only. How would clubs and wln^ up making 11 NORTH U tricks jnMcad of only 10. you plan to make a four-spade 4 ICQ 19 contract T Nine tricka are a ¥74 clnrh, with five trump*. Hirer ♦ •4 3 diamond*, and the ace of ♦ J ie ti club*. How about the tenth WEST BAST *43 trick? If you can trump the ♦ 7 6 3 f k s h In Los Angeles a 17-ycar-old need constant cure. third heart In dummy you wllj ♦ A Q I O I ♦ J 74 ♦ 10 B« J mother abandoned her baby have it. Husbands aren’t a 1 w a y s ♦ Q 10 3 *K 1« because, in ber own words, around when their wives nerd Wcat has b e e n unkind so tm t (D> “The baby atarlcd crying and them—the demands of their enough tu lead a trump. If you * AJ08* VJI3 I didn’t know what to do." The Jolts come first. win and return a heart the ♦ AKQ young mother had been upset, ehancea arc tin t your oppon­ Two can’t live as cheaply ai ♦ A3 explained the husband, be­ one, and a couple who marry ents will lead a second trump floth vulnerable cause be had to be out of town when they are very young oft­ and if you lead a second heart South Wart North h i t on his job for two dsys. they will simply lead a third 1 * en can’t live as well together Pasa 3 * Paso Pasa Pam Pasa The young husband profess­ as each lived in his parents’ trump at you. whereupon you 4 * Opening lead—4 3 ed to love his wife very much, home. won’t be able to niff that last heart. and said he was making Homemaking ran be a lonely If lliey arc going to adopt Therefore, after you win the enough for the family in live life for a girl still in her teens, lids decidedly unfriendly de­ llrsl trump you should play on. He went with his wife to when tier friend* are still lead­ fense, you must find an alter­ the ace and another club. Now reclaim the abandoned baby, ing the carefree life of school­ If your opponent! lead trumps and the story may yet have a girls. nate line of play. The responsibilities of m ar­ The tenth trick Is not In dia­ you win the second trump in happy ending. But the real tragedy la that riage, onre aiium ed, can’t be monds. You hold the ace. king dummy, lead a club and ruff and c|uccn while dummy hold* It. both opponents will have so many girls today marry in dropped lightly and the re­ only three little ones. There is to follow to that third club their early teens without seem­ sponsibilities of motherhood a chance in dummy’s clubs whereupon you wilt draw tbe ing to hove the foggiest notion never really rnd. "Living happily aver after" and you muat see what can bo remaining trump, winning in that— done. Babies cry and get sick and doesn't Just happen because dummy and discard two of $aaoby Tues. Feb, 12. T>3—Page 7 WEDNESDAY A. M. <11 I IS I II 7:0* ?:. Cl IS) ill (11 (1) If) (1) ?:!9 C ) T;»9 C i Onfihidqa Me Jhe Woman HOUSE S l , a Pn C o l l * , a o f Ik* Ale Plan On Toiler Farm Market Report W a k e up Alovlaa Tvtlay Pre-S ch ool P la n n l n c C o u ntd own New * Sign Pitcher By Ruth Millett two people tall in love and marry. It takes work ami selfsacrilice, and mature judg­ ment nn the part of both hus­ band and wile to make a m ar­ riage happy. A carefree girlhood rul short lor marriage can never be re­ gained. More {might for parents In Huth Millelt's "Tips on TeenAgers." Mall 25 rents to Itiilii .Milieu Header Service, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Hadio City Sta­ tion. New York 19. N. Y. Legal Notice \ n * l r # mf Twlttlf* I l N r l t g N » llc» U litr H iy | H i n , Hoard o f Cou nty Coinml*«lonara of Hemlnola County , Florid*. propoira to retn n r tljfi f o l lo w in g desc ribed p rop arly t o n e d A - t A g ricu ltu re to i*-t Cuiutnaf* rial:: W 4 o f th e M V H o f the 8 t V l4 South o f Hiute Itoad 4€ les * Hi a tfimtli ft00 ft. In Her* lio n 2ft-SAP-351?* Pur l liar *1#*arrllird ah lii'liiic Iimilvtl lit Ilia co rn er o f 8l«tt* Itoad tc find m k<« H a rn ey ttond iJ unit la Hoad I. P u b lic hfnrlnif will b* held In tha PtmJntd* Cou nty Court lim it* , Hanford. Florida, In tl.a C o u n ty Comml*a|on*ra Itoum* on Fctirmiry IV ll at tAjQQ A.M. or ith 8i)i)ii t l i m n f t r r ah put* lUll. Hoard! o f C o unty Cornm Uilon eri S »m ln oU County, Florida Hy J. C. Hutch lion. Chairman AH*«t Arthur Vlio-kwHh, Jr. P U M J A I f l !■** I- 12. I HU CDF—as KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP1) —Kansas City Athletic hurlt r Dili Fiichar today signed on with I1h> A ’s for the 19(13 era mil. The 32 yeorold pitch­ er broke llie major league record for conserulive walkless Innings pitched last sea­ son by throwing for 80* In­ ning* without putting a hatter on. He ended the season with a 4-12 record. V IS Io (I) S l i t s Ni k s 4 TV *.th»r IMS IS) M lck l* * Ooepet T l m i • So C l Captain K an p aroo C> Mlrkay K v a n , Show 1:11 (?) 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Ilsport 111 N e w t A W e a t h e r c ) U a.hslor K slhsr 111 M f t i l m o i l l Hllmnaellc, i t i Ae H is World Tu rn s C l ll>vhnr.ir Patrol Legal Notice T o n i g h t (!) 1:99 ( 5 ) IS) IS* 5:50 C ) (SI 5:49 <51 (SI (II 1:50 (3 ) (SI (S) 5:51 III Belsncs M s er Griffin S h e w P stsw ora P a y In c o u r t Art M n k l e l te r Seven Keys Loretta Young The Millionaire Queen for a P a r r.iunn Dr. Malone To Tell Th* Truth W h o l>n Von Truat C o l l i n , w o o l Newa Legal Notice Legal Notice N o l l e , o l Pnktlr t l e a r l a a N o l l e * le hereby a l v . n . Hoard o f C o u n ty Commtaelonrr* o f se m ln o t * Cou nty, Plorlda. propnaea In raaone the fidlowlnn deecrlhml p ro p erly roped A - l A a rlu u ltu rr to it-5 liuplax: Him k 5 I lean W est 19 f(.) M. M. Hmllh’a SuhdlvLIon, P. U. 1. Pa. IS. P u b l i c h e u r ln e n-lll b* held In thn Hrnilnolr Coutil) Court lloilte , Hanford. Plorlda, tn the C o u n ty Cominlaeloner* lloorrr. nn F e b r u a r y 59. C f j a I 14 too A.M. or n , so o n thereafte r ae possib le . Hnar.t of County CptnmtmdoDere S em ino le County, Florida Hy J. C, Hutchison , Ch airm an A tteet Arthur n».-ktvllh. Jr. PI'flLIRIl! Psh , l | . C(tJ C D F — 53 X.d lci I- hereb y al vei:. Hoard o f C o u n ty co m m iia lo n era nf Hemlnolo County , Florida, prop oiea to reaon* lh* f o l lo w ln * deacrlhod p ro p erly roned It-IA Hindis f a m i l y IteeldeiHlsl t>i A - l A s r l c u l tu r e : Lola IP, II, 15. 15, I t . 13. IS. t?. IS and 1?, Ilaverly l l l l l fluM IvIs lon. Public h e a r ln d will he held In tho Hemlriole C o u n ty Court H o m e . Hanford. Florida, III the C o u n t y Commlealon ers Hoorn, op F eb ru a ry t*. 19*1 *1 19:09 A.M. or ns l o o n th e r e ­ a f te r a* poealbl*. Hoard o f C o u n ty C o m m is sio n ers S em in o le County , Florida Hy J. C. H u tc hliS fl Ch airm an A tte at Art hur Heck w ith. Jr. rrm .isii: F eh . i j , ims CD F 51 • it ’s Only Money” JERRY LEWIS STARTS SUNDAY ST VTI; OP r i . O H l l ) A ) n p r iii: »s im iK iiiii op * T 4T i: i KNOW Vll. that I, TOM A DA MM. per re Iary of P la te of Iti* P ln lo of Florida, do herrhy i;Iv« noth o thn l a nperlnl Primary H lecllo n w ill ha held In pi-mlnnl* Count)- on Tusa* il.iy, Crhru ary ?*. C ( t and, If n erei.ary, n aeoond Hperlal P rim ary Klr-'tlon on Tueaday March IS. C U for lha purpoeo o f aelectlna n o m lh a s s of te-r* i.p ulie tl pnlltlrnl p a rtia l to l.»r u m s ca n d id a tes in ItrS Hperlal Pier-linn ntrlcli will he In-hl nn Tm-aday, March ?*. C O for Member o f (he llo u e o o f II*p n a e n U l l y s * . Hi inin ols C o u n ­ ty. n m u p i . (HHAl.) in t e s t im o n t 9:10 ( ! ) T h e Match a s m s ( I ) S ec r e t Storm 1:30 (3 ) Make ltoom F o r Daddy ( I ) F d t e o f K lch t 4:11 | 3 ) MIC N e w s 6ti>9 (3 ) Heel of Ornuehn (11 Am erican Handstand 1:39 C> A m erica n Nen a a ta n d 111 L'nels W alt 5:35 C | S uperm an 3:53 ( I ) W e a t h e r Shaw 3:3) (3) I Led I U r s a RITZ NOW thru WED. OPEN 1:30 Shone At 3:00 • 3:00 - 8:00 h u t Ire nr r nhlle llsrln w STARTS NEXT SUN. "JUMBO” Doris Day • Color | / j , VNJ I k l V1 l \ r I H PUI IN I H I D f flf PHONE PA 3-1313 Eutla Tonllc 7:0ft P. M. Only First Hall Will Bo Kcpeitni On Srrond Show — So* All Aa Lata Aa 8:3ft "BOCCACCIO '70” Sophia l.orsn (Adult Knlrrtainmmt) Co-Fraturr 10:00 Only "BLAST OF SILENCE* ________Allrn Raron________ WED. * THUMB. w iin iin - n p . l li»*o liereiiiilo a*l m i hand an d I'auard Ihs l i m i t He*) o f the Hlule o f P lo r ld l . In he nf lived nt T u lla ln e a ss , ttm Capital, (lit* (ho o l a h l h day of Palirunry, A. I>. 1141 TuM ADAMN RKCIIKTAIIT O F STATE I'PlltilHM : p i li. I J. H ill C U P — 56 CARLOAD PASS NITES "Mister Cory” Tony Curt la • Color Plus K ing & F our Q u m iu " Clark (iablo • Color ALLSTATE CROSS­ COUNTRY NYLON TIRE GUARANTEED MONTHS 4 full cord pties . . , not Ju«t 2 with a 4-ply rntintr. Special additive UOi' 888) blended in to resiat cracking canned by otone. And you can get them with casy-to-cicun whitewalls of DuPont Hypnlon Huilt far better than our 15 and 18-month Tires — a wider, thicker tread with P-95 for durability, hundreds more traction slots for greater skid protection, a nylon cord body that resists impact, heat, fatigue and moisture damage. Thoroughly fleet tested 6.70-15 Tube-typo Binckwall *ir I'lua ff.DS Frdi-ral Exci.o la x This Year For Valentine Be Practical Give Each Other A Set Of These Tires While They Are On Sale! SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 115 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA 2-1771 < i �ttlf t B aafttrfr y r m tll I PO iTHE CHAPLAIN SAYS TO LCVE VOOP ENEMY BEETLE,THIS TIME ytHTRi BOT A S FO R VOU, FRIEND. LCVE My : ENEMY W HAT'S TH E K E A L iy SONHA GET IT?/ Legal Notice ' THEPOO DILATED MV EYES. I CANT SEE VERY . WELL NO// we go/ WH52S PiP very FAINT J rtniiienet unknown, CAN M3J HELP ME. WINTHBCP? MV MOTHER *5AY5 r iNvnH?fHBEe VOU&v&J?CANWOLi THINKOPTAGOTHEOS I SHOULD TUL NOTTOCOMG7 THAT*5 WHAT I CALL KICKING 40M £0N e WHEN THEYR& OOM4 , .id mymeiy. WlDINGvS (VEH! ''w *.— * B E E Z IE H A R R IS IS LO O K IN G F O R M E T T O G IV E M E A Z J "T B L A C K E Y E / J ANDTOMMYGILBRIDE | IS AFTER ME TO *. PUNCH MY NOSE/ T OKAY- 1 W ANT TO DE A L L R IG H T - NOW T WE'LL H EA R M Y J ID E OH TH E y--- - STORY ,____> l FA IR A N D H E A R YOUR T 5106 O F T H E STORY, f SOMETIMES ’ I WISH I 5 WASN'T SO , POPULAR . IN MUPAOxe, THATEXPLAINS IT. / MIRACL&5? '^DUBOVS W INTHROP? n JS fc e - - .-------tsf ,ND R E M E M B E R ..) I'M C APTAIN ! t \ WE HAD A LONG TALK! W E'RE N E V E R G O IN G w TO (QUARREL AGAIN! T- M Y 5 H lf* T-/hLEX ,A N D E W S jW i' je xL N S / N O TH IN , a u r B O YS '* — S~' S T O P C LO TH E S ' w orrying B U T X W ARN YOU, IT W O N T DO Ca n y COMD B O JaC V3UKNOWWH/TTI'M GOINGTOBEWHENI GOTWUP? IMGOING TO BEAGENIUS/ , K I0 5 TOO MANY ‘S T U A R T ? ) V I T I I K OF » l IT IX T I I K T A N K O F T I I B ■ TA T I: OF F I.O H IU A TO: OK i i IIUE; M .M K /l «■<•* N E A I. unit 1IAHV t)KAN M a cN K A L !)'■ w l/* s co o p j V L ----( TOO ----------X IP Y O U H A D D R ESSED T H A T W A V W HEN W £ W E R E D A TIN G , HOW r W OULD 1 HAVE K N O W N Y O U j— y W E R E ,____ ' A G I R L ? U ..g ru. THAW CYOUTO#PtAKOFM SRW ITH MOMRIVIRIWCS,J0IY1VAIIBICIS AsournwricTl shbmakb*nrother OKI*NSCHOOLLOOKPLUM SHOM ELY! MtlMViJOEY. NONOO MCK oivsirrowRi hiuuuu TWKms TOOFANCYV DOIN'? MOT HOMSWORK i L r r o n .v M pr.tiui hasply to w s# M.VCT1 fur-LOOK.YWtfnii MMtr.lF YOU KA> OMH WORDI j eom rn * W I .IU ftTKM YW YOU AIIK IIBliUDY NOTI* f ik u that f e : i >l: u a l , NATIU.NAI, MOUTVIAOK AKHOiTATin.Y. havInK filed In IhlB Court lla aworn Hill of C"inI>In lot. Ilia n atu re nnil purpoi e o f w h ich la to forrrlo*# that rcrta ln m ortRa» c r » r , u t rd by t l c o r a c E lm er AlacN'eal and Alary Itean MacNeal, hla w ife, to l . a » , e r a M o rt«a«e anil T i l l * Company, on th# l i l h iln, o f June. I»S»: that M id C om p la in t praya for an ac» c o u n l l n s to I'* ta ken under lti» d lreollon o f llie f’o u rl for w h a t l« due the I’laliitlff for p rlm tpal and Inlereet on aald niorta a g t an d m o rla a a a note and for III* coala. rh ar* ea and ea penara Inelu.llna at to rn ey a feea and nhatract frea and that In d e f a u lt o f aurh pay ment, title. Intereat. relate, claim, dem and and eq uity o f re dem p­ tion or the Defrndanla and a l l peranna elalmlhir by, through, under o r aitalnat then, or a n y of the m, he aliaoliitely barred and foreclneed; aald ault helna filed In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth J u d icia l Circuit In and for Hemlnole Cou nty, Flo r­ ida. In Ch an cery. en lltle d FE U K ItA t. XATIONAT, JtUlIT* O.UI K AHSOCIATION. a co r­ poration oriranlaed under an Act of Cnrmreea and exIalHi* piirauant to th* Federal Nalinnal Itort a.iae Aaaoclatlon C h arter Act. P la in tiff, vereua UKOItUK Kt.MKIt MacNKAI, and >1AUT DF.AN MacNKAI* hla w if e , Iicfendanla. h e l m C h a n cery Caee No. l ! » o t , p ra y In* a forerloeure o f aald m ortK1II1 no the follow Ina dcacrlbed land. Iyln« and h e ln a In Kemlnol* County, Flo rid a, lo* wit: !a>l 31, Illock 3. W K ATilKTtRFIKIaD F I I U T AI>* DITION, acco rd in g to p la t ■i the reo f recorded In Plat Hook I*. P a g e M. P ub lic tlerorda o f S cm lnola Coun­ ty. Florida. T o n e t h r r w ith tha follow I n s euiilpinrut: IN TKHNATIONAI, OF U T I ­ CA FUltN ACB . MOUEt, K G fHill 13 K-D: You, ami eurh o f you. ar* h ereb y required to file pere o n a lly or by a l l o r n e y . In tha o f f i c e o f the Clerk o f paid C o u i t, In tha County Court liouea. In Hanfor<L Hemlnnla County , Florida, on nr hefnra tha 12th d a y or March, IMS. your apppnram'*, anaw'er or o ilier drfenalv# p l e a d l u s i to the Com pla int In Ihla cauaa and a i m lo eertr* upon KnPdrra. McKw'un, Nchwara A Mima, a t ­ torn ey* tor tha P la in tiff, a co p y o f *ald pleadlUK*. o th e r* laa *aId Hill nf C om p la in t w ill ha t a k e n aa roufe***d by y o u ntnl r u i h o f you, DONK A N fl O ltH K IlK P thin t t h day o f Feb ru ary, ISS3. a t H.inforiL Kemluula C o u n t) , F lo rid a, (HKAl.t A rth u r It. Tleckwllh. Jr. Clreull Court o f Hemlnola County , Florida. Ily: M nnha T. Vllilen, p . C. PUl.Ilelii Fch, 12, i t , 2«, March 2. 1I>(3 Ruoyf C P A — 11 IN T D K C tltC F IT f O l R T IN A N D FOR NKBINOI.U CO LNT l . F l.tIRID A IN IT IA M F.IIY. NO. t » r n TIIK MONIIUK COUNTY HAVI.NHN HANK, a N e w York c o r ­ poration. P la i n t i f f , IT MAkESMVWtJRX MORB DIFFICULT/ , locking FORWARD TOTHIS,* samb Hush can for. s^TMWt. LUNCHBAOSfi ALL THESE CRITTERS UNDER BIAND TH' LANGUAGE IT TALKS, TEAII MAN/ AND H X J-I DARESAY RAM P1S1IN9 PB.CACEV, RXJ w ® A DIM View, OF MEAS A K HUMAN N.1NG, , TOWARD MB W A SINGULARLY — -c VIRULENT TTVB OP LOA7MPA*. J PUl M l, n<INlRHI.UBI BACKOUT OP TH* WML v l R I WRY BACK— r X PGCPKH ANP DISTRUST >0U, . AXEL I ■ .— < VXffJl ~~1 ...BECAUSE WBTtt GONNA NEED LOTS Of ROOM K M TH' WIND- UP or THIS > Y ^ _ FRACAS 1^.____ . r iUC| I HE HUNS PROM) AT THE WAGON! /LEAST *•— , HE vvv ~JUR * B »----IL^_THAr» AOASOC « a OUR THESPIAN ^UNOEREIWE* < m s N o s m m * t o u / m w dr.rwla . b e h T w -p -, - f K th ey r/< — h e - C\ Tratn. BUT LOCK// THE MONSTER IS TURNING J \ ONUS/ T H . w Shy WE SHALL a l l p ie / THE DRAMA KK ARB NATCH* MG MAY BE M M * THAN JUST A MIRIAM) Of REALITY >7 PERHAPS r r i s LARGER— DEEPER... * ------1 THOMAS n. IIINKBAL’n t t and JU AN A. riINKIIAL'UII. hla w ife, P efen d a n ta . NOTICE OF MAI.K N o tice la h ereb y tclvan t h a t piirauant tn the F in a l Derrea o f F urecloeu ra an d Kata e n t e r ­ ed In the rauae p en d in g la tha iTrcuJt Court In an d for Hem! Inole Cou nty, Flo rid a, caea dock *! n u m b er 133T«, tha tin* deralgned Clerk w i l l aril tha p ro p erly •H uate d in aald e o u n . l y Ueecrlbrd aa: I^it a of HAN SEAT K N O I . U . Hemlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florida, a r m r d l n s to tha p la t t h e r e o f recorded In I’la t n<mk 12. p a s e « 1, P ub lic llecnrda o f Hemlnola County , Flo rid a. T o s e t h e r w i t h tha f o l l o w l n r and Im provem en ta n o w an d h erea fter on aald land, and tU turra a tta ch ed t h e reto ; uleo alt sna, at eam, a leclrlr, water, and o th e r h e a t in g , ro o k in g , r e f r l g r r a l l n g . I l g h l Inir, p lu m b in g . Ventilating, Irrigating, an d p o w e r e y etern*, m ach ine*, ap plta m e*, f l it u r e a , and a p p u rlen a n c re, w h ich n o w are o r m a y h er e a fter pertain fn or he uerd wllh . In. or on eald premier*, f ' an t h o u g h t h e y he d e t a c h ­ ed o r detachable. T o g e th e r w llh Ih* f o l l o w i n g Item* o f p roperty w h ich ara lo ca ted In a n d p erm a n en tly Inaiallrd a* a part or Ilia Im provem rnfa on eald land ■IKXKKAt, K I , K t! T i t 111 M f l l . T - I N UVKN AluDKt, J T2o h K ill a i , Yiu:t>»a:vv (Il 'NEH At* K I, E C T It I f! IIL’II .T -tN ItANiIK MUI’Kti J *!# HKHIAI, AIONJISILV O E N K H A t, K I , K C T I l l i T l lK F I tlllK II LTi.lt M i l l . Ill, LAH-12 HKItlAt. X3V233H M ilTIIKIIM H A | , l, IIKATKIt AlnilKt* 2IJ-» Hi: III A I, 2111*3 KIVK ALUMINUM V E N E ­ T I A N III.INHH Th* «>pree* e n u m e ra tio n o f the f o r e g o i n g l le t m ahall not he d eem ed t„ lim it o r reet rlct th* a p p l i c a b il i t y of any •Niter l a n g u a g e deacrlhed In g e n e r a l term * o th e r p rop erty Intended t o be e n t e r e d h e r e ­ by. ■t public aate. to th* h lg h ta t *n<l haet bidder for caah h eIween t h e hnure o f e l e v e n o'clock In th e forenoon and t w o u rtork In th e a f ter n o o n on tha * "th d a y o f F eb ru a ry , IMS. at the front door o f the Hemlnola C o u n ty Cuurthouaa In KanNird. Florida. THINK A N D D A T E D a t Han­ ford. Florida, thi* I t h day o f F ebruary, U«T. (NEAI.) A rt h u r If. Reck with. Jr. Clerk o f the c i r c u i t Court Tty Martha T. Vltilen D e p u t y Clerk Dolt*. Mahoney, l l e d l o w . Chamber* A Adam* Ilarnelt Rank llu tld ln g !» • lotur a Hlreel Poet f lff lra llog teat J a ck eo n v lllc J. F lorida P U ni-IB H i Feb . IX. m i CDF—Tl NOT KB H I’O NH IIII.H I w ill Bot ba rtapontibU fa r any debts Inrsrrad b] ■ayone ether thaa M jM lf. B I L L R E i ’K C �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classilied Ad. Call FA 2-5612. 5 l|t .1. E d u c a tio n • In a lru c tlm i H. F o r Rent Classified 322-3612 322-5613 Refrigeration • Air-condition ROOMS, Thr Gables. 401 Magnolia Av**. FA '0720 ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Tradei Institute Uox IS, c o New 3 Bcdiooin, 2 bath home. No cash needed. $61 Sanford Herald. a month. 3-- 8013. •MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Lake Mary. 3 Rcdruom, kitWORK IN CIVIL SERVICE chon equipped. FA 2-3049. No experience necessary, FA 2(347. Office 204 W. First grammar sellout education usually sufficient. Train now Unfurnished l or 2 bedroom DEADLINES at home lor Juba ullh secur­ Apartment*. Kitchen equip ped. Uts W. mill St. I’ll. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: ity. For dclaili, send name, address, phone no. to: NA­ FA 2-4(178. Tiirj,, Ihni F n • 1 P M. day TIONAL TRAINING SER­ Furn. Apt. »ij ftaJ S. Parkbefore insertion. .\Iun. • Sut. VICE. ROX W e/o The San­ noun, Turk I’la/u. ford Herald. ttlKAIUHT CLASSIFIED: Efficiency Apt. Mu Mo. Sur­ Tuei-i thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day U. S. CIVIL SERVICE plus City. 20) W. t*l St. before insertion .Mon. • Snt. TESTS! noon. Men oilmen, 11-52. Mart high 1 - 3 A 4 BEDROOM HOMES a, $102.00 a wx-ek. Prepara­ It0*11 L, i'uytun, Realtor RESPONSIBILITY: tory training until appoint­ FA 3 1201 — 2d40 Hiawatha The Herald will not be reed. Thousands of Job, open. T a n I k Ii i i i . lur^c lurii. Apt. sponsible (or mure Hun oikj Experience uiuatly unneces­ 17IU Magnolia. $33. incurred Imartluu u( your ad, sary. FREE information on end rcicrvee the right to rejobs, salaries, requirement*. 4 Room furnished House. $M>. vise or reject any advertisemonlh. Call after ti p. m Write TUDAY gldng name, ment trom what ordered to 322-3035. aiidraw, phone and lima cunforra to the policle* of this fauna. Writ* Lincoln Ser­ 3 Bedroom houi^. Kitchen paper. vice. Box 23, c o Sanford •quipped. 817 Etcamhia Dr. Herald. FA 3UU20 after i p. m. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lortt & Found 2. Notices - PeraouuU .1. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 3. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice* 7. Business Rental* 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. F'ernalc Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electricul Service* 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Service* 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture I 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wunted 38. Automobile* - Truck* 37. Boats - Motor* 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice Vr ( h r <MMrl « f I k * C M l t f JM lU r. ftfMlHHlp CtfUMir* H u p . M l , In rriiljNf*. I n r n »:•«•«• «ff ham lkl n. joii.veuv 6. For Kent FURN. Apt. 23uu Mellonville. and >—>*'•» St, Johns Realty THE TIME rtS IE D FIRM 116 N. Park A u\ FA 84133 34 LOTS near Orlando Hiwity, Dreumwuld Add Suttlurd Near Big Hear Lake. Also Pinero »ilc. Orlando, Fla. "We're in here—doing ink blot teat*!" Jim Hunt Realty I wW I 12. lteul Estate For Sale For Sale, R unt o r Trade 3-Blt.. 2 bath CBS Itcmc, oak floors, central heat. Fenced yard with good grass and fruit trees. $16,066 — TERMS Komii L. I'nytoh. Realtor FA 2-1361 — 2646 Hiawatha BY OWNER. 3 Bedrooms, 2 halhs. Florida room, 2 pat­ ios, large recreation ruum with fireplace wall. Phone FA 2 7284. While furnished house across High School on Ridgewood. $1500. Inquire within or plume Apopka H8U-484U. HUBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist. Assoc. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. IQ fil LAND In SANFORD, IB W Ready for development i* this lot fronting 55 feet on F irst Street, 110 frrl deep, and located soma 80 feet west of Puhiiftto Avenue lo ts ten the Uld Post Office and store* and -hop* farther west along F irst Street. Lot was luriuerl) pari of Old I’oat Office ette, Mealed bid* on Hid I ornv G -FLA -58S will he opened at the place aud Ihne *ho» - I, lu». 55 »|ie or phone immedi­ ately for required Bid I'urm which give* full informa­ tion about sal*. Inspeil at any Hide Open March 13, 1903. *1 1U:3« A.M., HAT* Koum 333 General Service* Adininistruliun J77ti Peuchlrae Street, N, W. Atlanta 9, Georgia l power ^ ^ 6 A R Q r i l l , 5 ROLL I sialiun Wagon 1 9 * 1 9 J in air, a i vlimier__________ 1959 6^('y Under 2 1Juor* 1959 Standard Tran*. 111 2 l,uur> b Cylinder ^ 1958 ,,* *,,SMwU,LE huprr **** I Door *ower Drake- Slv-erlne. Mr t.ond. I Q P f l 1 H E tR O I.E r I m pa la I Door, • 8 ™ ti t y lin d r e ^ ^ n ln ^ iy u n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ HOW TO BID available on credit approval. Io n Pickup I ra nsiLiisslun 1 Q E Q C A D IL I.A t' Sedan D e U llr. FLA. For Sale by Sealed Bid Term * time. 1 I I E V H O L L T 1, lA fiQ * UKVA,I* * Boor 1 8 6 I d A u t u m a l l r 7'r a iis m ls .iip n Downtown I'hone: Area Code 101, THinilv ti-3311, Ext. 3631 I f l C f i i Mill.LAV I Dour Sedan D«-X ill*, I # 9 9 Mr |Q R 7 FliRD station 5Vagon, I O i l I | Dovir. 5 -a. ll*-rdrive 1 Q R T t IIL 5 R O I.l l I OH I 5\ ■•[on, II I > I IQ C n KD SE1 I Door Stallun S id Iran - 1695 3495 2295 1495 1295 2495 1395 895 795 795 1695 895 595 795 I Door, Aolo. IVWW Tranairt- • • • n 31. A rticle* For Sale Toy Poodle. Apricot. 1 munlhs TENTS FOR camping. Tarpi, old. AKl . Female. Call rope, me»» kits. Surplus 322-7878 City, -Ml W. UI. I'U im bnig vk. Ilculitig AIR CONDI IIONINU 2 SltcllMtivi ironies: 1 sorrel Nearly new Plillro Town and filly, | palm gelding 8125 CON I RACl and REPAIR Country portable T V, $130. each. Saddles also availCall 322-4435 after 5 p.m. WORK aide, Ph. 323-8162. 1007 Sanford Ave FV 2-0543 FACTORY T l YJU PLl MBING 32. Flow ere • Shrub* Contracting Repairs Euciosed head, Sag-proof bot­ FREE ESTIMATES tom rail will) plastic ends. ORCHID PLANTS R. L. HARVEY Plastic or rayon tapes. CotSurplus Sale. 3oo trom 11.5u Ion or nylon curd*. '-'u4 Sanfor ■Are. F t 3-3383 up. Puts fur sale at bargain. Benches fur sate SenkiiTik Itluan uitd Rtiiiil Jti. Hinlio \ Telex inlon Coniputiy J. C. Uunten Ix-mon Ululf F jr quick service c a l l . 2.u Magnolia I’ll, FA 2-4613 PETUNIA, Snapdragon, PunBryan T. A'. FA 3-0361, Austin Pipe Urgati, 6 ranks, sic stock, probably 56 years old, now ■J7. S | i e r i t i 1 S m I c e s GRAPKVILLE NURSERY installed iu Saufnrd Pres­ Graitcvillc Ave. Near 26th St. Piano lulling and Repair byterian Church, T e r m s W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 $ 1,6600, organ to be re­ 3,T. Kurntlure placed In approximately 3 WELLS DUH.EE.J, PIMPS, weeks must be removed in WANTED reliable couple in SPIUNKEIt SYSTEMS approximately 3 days, ache* take up monthly payments Ml Type* and Siirs duilng to Ui worked out of $13.50 cii 3 complete We Repair ami Service with new organ installer* rooms of furniture. Call S T I N E TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ at Church, Call Mr. Stine Marhimry and supply Co. at FA 2-3177 tSanfordi. lect. 20" W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, air-condition, ectilral brut. Near Rig Rear Lake. Also 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in DOG hoarding. si7.ao per iiioinii. Minimum 5 months. Casselberry. Will take late model car or diamond ring 1 Animal Haven. 1 A 2-5752, as part payment Possession F ltlG ID A IR K at once. o. s. Miller, Hi ok Sales A Service «r, Orlando, pit. GA 5-3230 G. 11. HIGH or 205-2523 1766 W. I»t St, Siiniord Ph. FA 2-3W3 16. Fem ale fleip Wunted Rcupholstery Special* I Waitress with Curb Girl. Ex­ Chair* $31), selcctlvm ot fa­ perience. Must lie attractive bric*, Sofa* $80, selection oi Apply Chick ’N Treat, San­ fabrics. ford. Custom Made slipcovers Chair* $24.50. Solus $49 j U. 19. NituuMmi*. Wanted Central Florida'.* Largest iviiphulilery Factory, Free Child Care. FA 2 2274 home estimate*, written Children ke|il, FA 2 4182. guarantee. 10', down. Central Fla, Decorators Will care for children iu my south L Garland home. White. 323-6563. Orlando, Fla. Ph. G \ 3 4879 lltU.MNG wanted. FA 2-3454. jJanford FA 3-6613 V.oioa NK U6I78 Dressmaking and alterations. FA 3-5840, B. Cronitc. LAWN SERVICE Mowing, edging, Icrltllring, Chi hi care. FA 3 07(6. etc. Salt*luclioii guaranteed. Iilining 1 liuliytitling wanted. FA 2-1817. 323-6037. Truck Body Repair BABYSITTING. FA 2 4039. Finish Carpentry work 367 Elm FA 3-2816 IRONING wanted. FA 2 3565 PIANO upright A-l condition. BEDS fOK RENT N ew keyboard. Tuned. ! Hospital, Rollaway*, Juve­ Guaranteed. $125. FA 29uei nile. FREE delivery aud alter * p m, Pick-up. FURNITURE CEM EK CLEAN, oil and adjuat your lluu French Ave. -Singer or any home aewlng Ph. FA 2-7953 itiachine fur only $3.50, klrst 5 calls gel a can of miehlne Used luruiturr, appliances, oil FREE. FA 2 6411. tools, etc. Bought • bold. 1-arry'a Mart 115 Kunford LIKE new format* and hoopa. Ave. Ph. ha 2 4n ; Teen aliei. Ph. FA 2-2743. Sell Us Your Furmiurc. yuick Service With the Cash. 30. Automobile* • Track* SUPER TRADING PUST 1055 PLYMOUTH Station Wa­ FA 2-0077. gon. A-I condition. ’57 mo­ tor. $256. FA 2-8736. FREE ESTIMATE ES9 Upholstering L Mattress ron- 37. Ilouts • Motors ovatuig. New A Used Furni­ ture, Call Nix Bedding Mfg. g o in g FAST, winter time hargaui* like: Laraon a 8795 Co, at 7u9 Celery Ave. IF Runabouts 4583. $69.5 15’ FA 2-2117. $756. A stylish 14* Fiberglass DON’T THROW IT AWAY Runabout only $485. Also Bring your aluminum furni­ iu any new 1962 bargains ture to us for complete relike: $432 18 bp. Evlnrudes webbing. $325. 28 bp. $375. Up to 75 FURNITURE CENTER lip. only $665. $370 Gator lluu French Ave. Wallers $200. Hurry- for best Pit. FA 2-7953 selections. Terms. Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown 31. Articles Fur Sale Hanford, FA S-5M1. TWO WAY’ Intercom $12,50. 3H. M otorcycles - Scooter* FA 2-5362, VESPA Motor Scooters (new) Steve A Refrigerator. $45. $10.65 down A $5.53 Week­ Apopka 886-4*49. lyLewis Sales L Service Ready Mix Concrete, sand, 2517 Country Club Rond steel, window- sills, lintels, Ph. FA 2-7916 dry wells, grease traps, atrpe, lable tops, stepping 39, Trailer* • Cabins* stones, lot markers. Miracle Coucrele Co. 1 Bedroom llousetrailer. Kit. chen, living room, bath with 369 Elm Ave, FA 2-5751 shower. Ph. FA 34)610 or 1961 Round bobbin Singer sew­ FA 2-63.56. ing machine, equipped to tig sag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ Alina all aluminum houaetraller. 24 It. Sleeps 4. FA 3 675*. ment. of la.5<> FA 3-6411. Southern Air Hunting: - Air CumliHulling Sales—Repair—Contra cling FREE ESTIMATES 2302 Dak FA 2-8321 IMMEDIATE HARRIETTS BEAUTY NUUK OCCUPANCY Complete Beauty Service 29. Aulomultlle Service 3 Bedroom, l'v- bath, no qual­ 105 So. OakFA 2-5742 ifying. See Mr. Ferguson, AUTO GLASS laiugdalc subdivision, Lung- For llmse wlm cannot gel in during regular hours, call wood. INSTALLED for evening appointment*. W indshield H ack (ilu ss boss st:/. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop V en t G lass It's ideal for retired couple. 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 20834 D oor G lass S E R V IC E Two bedroom Inline located K enkarik G lnss a n d P ain t In nice, quiet nclgblmrhood, 2 4 . E le c tric * ! S e rv ic e * Company Hus largo kitchen, separate 210 Magnolia I’ll. FA 2-4622 FRIQ1DAIRE dining room, air condition, Sales 1 Service Au Invest ment, not an ex­ FREE use ol our Carpet fireplace in living room, 31. Poultry • l.ivewtuck Shampooer with purchase pense. Call FA 2 5612 for carporte, and a separata House Wiring. Free Estimate, of Blue Lustre Shampoo. expert advice on • Herald garage. Believe young cou­ Sid Vihlcn'a Randall Electric Horse Call It. R. Riser, Ph, advertising campaign. | Carroll's Furniture. FA 2 5856. ple could also appreciate 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-6915 tin* outstanding value. Pric­ ed at utily $16,706.06. Brakes ^ ^ jd ^ lc e r ln ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A u t o m atic 31 A. P ets Wa l l Wanted Repair Work By owner. 4 Bedroom, 2 hath Carpentry k Painting CB house on corner tot m Phono 322-5865 Park Ridge. 113 Ridge Dr. FA 3 7135, 21. BM U ty Salon* 1 Q C 9 M»»NZ \ 4v»up<-. I Speed Iran-.. l o w * ritwir Stiilt. Like New U. S. G O V ER N M EN T L*<f#n Si NEW 3 heOroom. 2 hath home, large corner lot, 311 Tucker Dr., Sunland *’* tato*. VA—ootntiig dawn monthly payment* $92.00. FA 2 8074 • FA 2-2218. H O U ER S o /S A N FO R D o. i*. m ;u.suuXi D a c i a aid 110 N. Park Ave. I’h. 323-0530 Kitchen equipped, near bus WANTED: Small manufactur­ Olfice FA 2-2118 ing busmen established stop, 100 x 156 lot, 2510 MghU FA 2-0641 motel or trailer lot or Country Club ltd. FA 2-1817. 323-0700 ground plot suitable for de­ velopment. Send detailed 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. FOR KENT NOW Large 4 BR takelronl particulars tu P. O. Box No. Grocery Store. New fixtures, Stemper Agency furnidii-d *135 341, DaovUle, Pennsylvania nn-r slock. Must sell br (special for year's lease $123 REALTOR - 1NSUROR Feb. 15, Make an offer. 12. Real E*UI« For Sale 12UI Exceptional 2 BR FA 2 4991 1911 S. French Ave. W. (*! St. furnished .......................$luo Clean 2 BR unfurnished . $75 Executive special 3 UR Stenstrom Realty furnished .......................$175 Neal Estala — Mortgages We also have a few others 322-2420 (hut if you own a nice 3 or 111 N. Park Ave. 4 b e d r o o m unfurnished WILL sacrifice a lakcfront home, may we help you find /CH EV RO LET Brllany farm house. 3 Bed a tenant?) rooma, 2 batha, Florida CADILLAC OLDS room. closed-tn garage, fenced yard. In Loch Arbor. Stemper Agency 1 Q f i2 * 5LCO.N Station 5Vax"» $3,000 aud take over pay I w O ® Standard 'I> mii« i i i I s>Iuii inenla. Write Box 8. c/u REALTOR — 1NOUHOH I f i f i l CADILLAC I Door Auto., power Sanford Herald. FA 2-4W1 IBIS 5. French Ave. I n tl»e C « « r t o f t h a l t*«ei|ly J u d g e , leR daw lf t u u n i f , Ftar* M«. I n P r o b a t e , In r n K a l n i e uf <♦ I*. IIEII.NDON. DeuaaaeJ 1 m i l l € r a d Mura a n d P v ra u n a H atin g f l i l i n a e r Ileiu n n d * A n n l n a t ►cod F a l n l n Y*,u and ea ch o f >ou are h ereb y n o tified and required tu present .my d e l him end demand* which you , n r eith er o yo u, m uy have aauhiMt the CMtnta o f O. I*. IIKItNDo.V. drc» a**d lula of »uid CoUtiiy, to the C o unty J u d g e o f riatuinolc Cou nty, Fioriila. at hie of f l i t hi tli# court hou*e of talU County a t ftutifurd. F lo r ­ ida w ithin «l t c a len d er i m onth# :rmn tha tim e o f tli« first publh utfuii o f tihs notice. T w o «<opi« » o f i acli cla im or drQiund *liad ha hi writin g, and • ball *tut« the place of re«ldroc«r a id p»*t o f fh f add r | t e o f the cla! m a ul, and sh a ll be * worn to by the tdultuant, h is a s * n t or at tor* tu y 4 111| accoiu pah led tijr a f l |n g fa t o f on# d ollar an 1 *ucn tie "m or demand pot • a filed a .all be void. tie borne I* tie rind on, Jr. A a e a e c u l o r of tha t«aat W ill 4 i T - U W t U l of K i m F ed eral Building h i n ford. F lorida ' M o r . n j i for L'aeculor P ibhaU Jcuruary a.. 12, if, John E. Fox, Keultor 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, built-in*, fenced yard. 115 W. Cole­ man Circle. $120 per month. FA 3-7484 11. lteul F o la te W anted l.AKEVIEW Home for sale or trade fur u tiled farm on the nest -idc ol Sauiurd. Call FA 2-7888 da)* or FA 2 0)68 nights. All t>pe» of Real E»laie J. W. Hull, Reultoi' FURN. Garage Apt. FA 2-28wi. 9. For Hale or Rent "Call Hall" FA 2-3641 3 BR. Modem house. Bli 2544 So. Frenrh Ave. FURNISHED Apartment. 3 Catalina. FA 30578. rooms, bath, 2 double beds. ALMOST new 4 bedrooms, 2 110 W. 3rd St. Ph. 322-0488. 2 BEDROOM home. CU eon bath*, large paneled living (•traction. Neat Plnecrest room willi stone fireplace, 3 Bedroom furn. Apt. and 2 School. Ph. FA 23754. Florida room. Car|H,rte. On Bedroom furn. Apt. Water 1 acre lot, near 5Vilsou included $65 inooU). I’h. 7 ROOM furnished house. 922 bchuul, Paula, $19,360. I’h. Locust Ave. Pinccastlc. Or FA 2 0421. FA 2-1684. lanuu, Fla. CDK-61 PhtnhoUar Itv Nadine Seltzer KWKKTIK IMF House* for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ Furn. 3 Bedroom tiou*e. 13. Real Estate F o r S u it liam* Hardware, 2U5 E. Adult*. No pets. FA 3 7664. 35Ui St. 3 Bedroom house, kitchen 3 BEDROOMS, 2 ballil. Fenc­ ed backyard. Alr-cundlllon­ equipped. 3 Bedroom house, 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen er. Kilehen equipped. laiw kitchen equipped, lia 'age • quipped, 17$ monlh. PJ>. down payment. 33uu 6. Park Apartment lurniilwd. Pb. FA J'UU3. Ave. FA *1761. FA 3 3363 or FA 2-3303 . UnfuroielMd 2 bedroom Imum . DUPLEX. Clean and nicely L.M.N. ENTERPRISES 1305 Elliott AVO., FA 3-5234 furnished. I2tu Elm. Phone lla* purchased b e a u t i f u l or FA 2-0525. wooded area at lamgdale. NO 8-5267. Sec Mr. Ferguson at sales COUNTRY Club Manor. 114 R EN T A BED office and pick your iol Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Garritun Drive. 2 BR Fur and lieuse mudels. lanv Beds nlshcd. $75.00 Consider tell­ down—low monthly pay mis. By Day, Week, or Month ing, small down payment lor CARROLL'S FURNITURE equity and furn. $|o. Pay­ 3 BEDROOMS, 1 hath. CB. Assume payments. May be ment*. $3950. No pel*. Ph. Pb. T A 3-5111 U« W- lit St. seen at 728 Cherokee Circle. CY 3-7281. Orlando. UNFURNISHED new 3 bed­ Sunland Estates. FA 2-U8ihi. room house, kitchen equip­ FURNISHED Collage. Near NAS main gale. Reasonable. 4 Bedroom, 3 full built. Sec ped. FA 3-3885. furnished model at Sales FA 2-5721. office out 2utli St. and Up3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ 3 BR. Kitchen equipped. Apt. sala Road, opposite church, ens Ave. l'bonc 348-4671. 86$. 2619 Elm Ave. central heat prepared fur WELAKA APARTMENTS: Air-conditkin. Room* private baths, 114 0A Special Notice* $12,990 AV. Firat Si. REMINDER Uvu-Low* down payment INCOME TAX SERVICE $79.01) MONTH l'AYS UnfurnUbed 3 b e d r o o m O. M. HARRISON'S ALL house, 826 Escambia. Ph. 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 FA 2 0374. 2-BEDROOM CB HOUSE T«* All r r H l M P i r r 4 l*fPiRi» If H* In V f lultN* n r D t H f l i i * A l R l u a t KmId f o i l nmt • a till o f I on i r e tifr e h y Dfitlflrti i i n l r«<julr<Nt t** prtaniit a i i f clai m * ami d -H u ru U which you , or t l l h t r o f you, id ay li *' * an a In at Hi# rrlatm of HAMUKL R. JOHN*. SON, UU Of M id C o u n ty to th* C o u n ty J u i f * of Hrmtnol* County , Florida, at til* o ffice In the court houao o f ►aid County at San* foril* Florida, na- It lilts » U c a l ­ e n d a r month* from th a lima of the f Ira t publication o f thl# notice. T w o c o p l t i o f ea rn claim o r dem and shall he in w ritin g , and f h a lt st a t e tha pla* « of reafd tp rs and post office addle** of th i l U l n u i i t . and ahull ha sw orn t o by the cla im a n t, h!> a g en t, o r a t to r n e y and a ccom panied by a filin g fee o f one dollar and su ch cla im or dem and not e» filed ahull ha told. C l i f f o r d I*. d h a effer A a uilminlatrutor o f tha F» ta ia of Humuel It. Johnson. ( J tc t io n l D a n iel >1. H unte r A t t o r n e y at L a w I*, ti. tio* 3K, W inte r Park, Florida Publish J i n , 22. Z’j jl Fsb. a, IS, IS C . ijrrnlit Tuea. Feb. 12, *UU—Puge 9 12. Real E state Fur S ale{2f>. Plumbing Services tpuuloih ________ 1956 AOLDS 4 Door ll ardtup u t o . , I ' l l - i - r M r i - rl l m EASY. UUILK GMAC FINANCING 218 E. 2ND S i. *505 8. PARK FA ;-07tl — ORLANDO CII l-5lbb ----- FA 2-ONII BE SLY . . . GET A REAL FOXY BUY! Strickland - Morrison's Annual Winter Specials U * a n iu rt b u y in ’ tiin c agoitt! Cold w e u th e r up N o rth allow* e x tra uh ip m en ln ol new Furtlr* dow n h ere. T h e y 're priced In move, equipped th e way ym i like . . . I lu r r y In n o w ! 1963 FORD GALAXIE Suve oil a big Ford! Enjoy Galaxies liew 810 Million Ride ill a luxurious »cdun, hardtop, wagon eumerlihle . . . all with service saving features! EQUIPPED W ITH YMtli 'j'J .Model T ru d c -ln *50 38 RADIO b With •«« Model Trade-In *4 3 M IREK VALLE STAMPS IOI* HEATER With UI Model Trade-In *33* STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC 3Ut> E. F irst h i.. Hanford OPEN IIL 8:60 IM u FA M l h i FRL N l f t b — TIL 6t66 OTHER W inter I’ark WEEK DAYS M l 7 -4 6 l« �SALUTING O U R LOCAL We extend our sincere congratulations to all the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorer Scouts and Scout Leaders for their contribution in making our community a better place to live. This organization, lo­ BOY SCOUT WEEK cally and nationally, has done a marvelous job in helping boys to be­ come well-adjusted members of Society. JO IN TH E FEB. 7-13 BOY S C O U T S O F A M ER IC A A SCOUT IS LOYAL A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY -B rC T B R frt Since the flrnt Scout Troop win entnblixhed their fcfflfey M *,a" ^een t° prevent delinquency through a * punitive program of after-achool and evening actlvitlea for bn)-*. Today there are mllllonri of y o u n g H l e r a throughout the w o r l d who are benefiting from the aria and crnftH, camping and phyaica) training facilities offered 1>y the Hoy Scouta of America. We urge each citizen to help support thin vital youth work A SCOUT IS HELPFUL . f i l l . | l Million* nr boy* from t i t r j racial, rtllgintif, rnltnral and I rouP* hire benefited from the Boy Scoot program. We ealute the fine work being done by thlo organUatloa in providing nppnrtunlllea for buy. to become responsibly helpful membeto of their community. Help your community by helping a Scout help hlmeelf J. L. HOBBY SINCE 1884 Sanford, Florida SHERIFF A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS A SCOUT FRIENDLY FOR A L L YOUR S C O U T IN G VISIT Congratulation* To The Scouta Or Seminole County NEEDS Visit The Complete Official Boy Scout Department Obedience to authority is i requisite of a good Scout * Like these Scouts, we try to obey the wishes of our customers and furnish them the best dairy products possible CO-OP A SCOUT IS THRIFTY etShA jj Cheerfulness is an atribute that is very infectious to everyone you contact Cheerful Surrounding* Are Nlre Surrounding* To Work In v ^ ijg p 'y o u too may take a lesson from Scout Law. Make your savings deposits Regularly at the --------- _ - - jl. jc , DAIRIES of Sanford M2 Park Drive FA 24354 SANFORD A SCOUT IS CLEAN A SCOUT IS BRAVE P l t R b |J Being Brave means having the courage to face the trials of the business world and be able to do the right thing even though it hurts. W ALL PLUM BING-HEATING b A IR COND. A ve. Kindness is a quality that is as essential in business as in *any other activity We, at Kingswood Builders make it an important part of our everyday policy. A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT a . B aaford Jj 8TETS0N UNION DUII.DING Colonial Plan, Orlando. Fla, H m V KIN GSW OO D BUILDERS, Inc DEPA RTM EN T STORE PER FEC TIO N A SCOUT IS KIND F A 24 M 2 •~ 3b? B A clean, healthy ysSS&r environment is ideal to proper growth of young people. This is the kind of environment you find at D ELTO N A T H l MACKLB BROS. INC. KLTQKA, FLOMU TO A T O f l O . 415... 0 A SCOUT ■S REVERENT Reverence goea further than one's own belief la a _ Supreme being. It meana Your reaped of others to believe a* they aee fit and to “(•olden Rule** a part of all bualacaa dealing*. ju n l ABSTRACT CORP * 212 >N. PARK AVE, (ha �. 1 Local Marines Stop Newsman Cold Pnrt of a good news­ paper reporter’s job is to create news . . . make it happen in order to obtain n story. Sometimes bis efforts By i . u i n v VL RSI I LI, backfire. Like this mornS O M E R A N D O M inyr when local U. S. Ma­ THOUGHTS ABOUT ALE rine officers threw the THESE PHYSICAL FITNESS ball right back to The Herald reporter. HIKES GOING ON IN WASH­ INGTON AND IN THE SER­ VICE. Ycstrrday I walked ■ total of 1,427 yards in downtown Santonl between the hours of 7 a . in. and 4 p ro. . . . Not too bad for an ex-soldier , . . Biggest hike was from here to City Hall . . . a total of 834 yards . . . II got a ride back) . . , Walked to the drug store seven times for a grand total nf 843 yards . . . One ride back by patrol ca . . . oops I mean auto , , . Glad I didn't have to walk to the post office. • • ♦ * Also bugged the general about any special mcrls this week. "I'll tell the press," said Hutchison . . . Asked him about the franchise directive . . . got the same answer . . . Wailing for Godot . . . I mean Johnson . . . No directive this year anyway . . . County at­ torney won't have it in time for the legislative hearings Monday. • « * J o h n Fitzpatrick didn’t come right out and mention a pay hike at Tuesday's Com­ mission meeting , . . hut be hinted around it, asking epic*, lions about by-passing Com* hiission action aud going re d ly before the legislative delegation next Monday. Gen­ eral Hutchison said he could go before the delegation as an INDIVIDUAL Commission­ er for himself but not repre­ senting the Commission as s whole. • • • A CONVERSATION WITH JIM CRAPPS: REPORTER: How conic the Mayfair i* allowed to serve liquor alter midnight and not the Valdez? CRAPPS: I don’t know. REPORTER: Well, Isn't that discriminatory7 CRAPPS: Something to do with Ihc Mayfair having luo rooms. REPORTER: Hmmmin. All Burton has to do is add 40 rooms now, rh? V • I Import ant Zoning B o a r d meeting tonight at 7:30 in the courthouse . , , possible shop­ ping center out in the Raven­ na Park area will tie aired . . . Sounds like a good idea to have a neighborhood cen­ ter there. ■ • * Why oh why doesn't some­ one do something about that old hospital on Oak? *• • • Now that the pipeline hassle la over . . . it now appears that the major thing left fur the city is to negotiate a franchise with the telephone company to get more than three "free" tetephones. • * « Look for major repairs at the Maffctt Building on Com­ mercial and Park in about a few daya. • • • Siy, did you know Slade'a Airport has been forced to close . . . How come . , . ? • * • I.i*t week's rains brought lakes in the Casselberry area almost up to Hurricane Don­ na levels. County Commis­ sioners were to be approach­ ed today to work towards a solution lor drainago in Ihc area. * • Apparently the first to pick up a qualifying petition lor North Orlando councilman was Harry lleinekcr who registered and picked up the petition at the same time. • • less than 10 hours. So, The Herald editor dreamed up a "local angle" this morning and instructed a reporter to contact Col. Ermel D. Bowen, commanding of­ ficer of the Marine Bar­ racks a t the Sanford Na­ val Air Station, with the question: Are local offic­ ers going to make a 50- • ACL lowering their rate on tamporting fuel . . . Now maybe Git Pipeline Co. will ^ i n to meet that rate. mile hike? And the Colon­ el replied: Wns ju st rend­ ing about it in the pal>er. I’ll check and call you. An hour later ("apt. Richard E. Haislip, execu­ tive officer of tho local Marine Barracks, tele­ phoned: Understand you newsmen want to make a 50-milc hike. Hah, talk about throw­ 2 Up ing the ball right back. The Cnptnin hit tho re­ porter right between the eyes. Quick-like. The reporter fumbled the question for a mo­ ment, nnd then told the Marine: Nothing doing; 1 had enough of that in the Army. Cnptnin Haislip, in a serious vein, said that F irst L t Harry R. Gen­ try, guard officer, is driv­ ing to UeLand tonight on liersonal business, and will measure from the NAS front gate for a dis­ tance of 25 miles. Then, co-operating with President Kennedy’s phy­ sical fitness program and The Herald’s question, Captain Haislip said that a t 00800 hours (8 a.m.) Thursdny he, Lieutonnnt Gentry, Sgt. Robert I). Ryan, first platoon serge­ ant, and maybe a few more Mnrinc troopers will step out nnd hike to the 25-mile mark and return to NAS. Colonel Bowen will not make the hike since he is recuperating from n re­ cent operation. The Hernid reporter meekly informed Captain Haislip that he and a photographer will be on hand at the front gntc to wish the hikers a "bon voyage" and will be there again when they return. But tlio reporter said lie would . . . and gladly . . . skip the hike. ^ c tu fn r it I t m t U i WEATHER: Clear and cold through Thursday. High today, 55-60. Low tonight, 50-55. Established 1008 WED., FEBRUARY 13, 1065 SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire n s w i... BRIEFS Secrecy • County Commissioners went off on a Jaunt yesterday also . . . Queried former Brig. Gen. J. C. Hutchison . . . who says he’s in fine shape, about how murli the eommisston walked w h i I e touring the county cheeking road freeze damage . . . “We didn’t get out of the car," aald live former army man . . . County Engineer Bill Bush says the entire trek covered 70 miles. * Nntional publicity hns been forthcoming these last several days about President Kennedy’s phy­ sical fitness program. and having Marine officers hike BO miles. UPI today carried n story datelined Camp LeJeune, N. C., about M Marine officers trudging the 60-mile bike, one in NO. 647 Surrounds GOP Homeward Bound fb ' WASHINGTON <UIM) The United Slates plan* to tiring home almut 40.000 of the 4i)0.non American military men in Europe. i\ ■A Mixed Emotions 7 OUTI1 ACTIVITIES, one of the primary projects of Rotary International is highlighted during this week, which is proclaimed as the 58th anniver­ sary of the chartering of the organization. Here Sonny Powell, (left) chair­ man of the Youth Committee for the Sanford Rotary Club and Ben Wig­ gins, (right) Rotary President, discuss the Babe Ruth Baseball league, which Rotary sponsors with two leaguers, Mike McQuire ami Buddy Stumpf. (Herald Photo) Candidates Jump Into Races Fast' TAI.I.AIIASNEK (UPI) — Two mure candidate* jumped into the r a n today Xui the now ZVUi District Sonata aaat l» Indian Rlvor County. ■w can, paid their Jnn qualifying teen to g e l llieir pamt-s iii) t h e bn Ilot. Another hut full of hopeful* foi llnu*e scuts n)Mi went into the line Unlay. They included; Dude County—Group 4: Atden Thulium Klein, Miami; Gmup 7: Mary Ann MncKrnrie, Miami; Group !): Charles F. Crown Miami; Group II: I)iek Conley, Homestead, Ronold M- Keftiiur nnd Hurry ilounen both Miami. All are Democrats. Htivul—Group 4: Henry H. Beckwith, Jacksonville; Group 7: Don Well*, Jarksunville. Both ure Democrat*. Only three da>* remain liefore qualifying drudtine nt noon Friduy, nnd h I r e n d y Ihere w e 12fl candidate* tor the total of eight Senate and .78 House sent*. All but two ate new sent* created by the HHI3 renppoitionment of tho legislature. The other* mine about through resignation*. Other candidate* f i l i n g Tuesday, nil Democrat* unlea* otherwise indicated, include: Senate: 21*1 District (Dixie, Levy and Gilchrist >: J Frank F u h rr, Trenton; and Ktter Usher, Chiefland. rtUlh Dialricl (Okaloosa I: Former Hep, Jark C. Nichols, Niccvillc. and Fred B. Hed­ rick, Fort Walton Beach. 4!*t D i s t r i c t ( Monro*t Charles C. Stamm, Key Weal Republican. 43nl DUlrirt (Undid:. Krne*t Dusker, Buy Harbor laland. Houivr: Dade—Group I: S. Howard Adelman, Miami, nnd Hurry Boehmo Jr.; Group 4: Ralph E. Ocnteilc, Miami; Group *1: Murray 11. Dubbin; Group 7: Clarence W. Moot#, (.'oral GuIdea, and Richard Morion. Mlami Shores; Group 8: Dr. Paul Vogt-1. Miami; Group 10: Sobel and Tom Burry, both Mi­ ami; (iroup II: Norman 8, Pallot and Dick Clark, both of Miami, Howard N. Miller and Fred W. Uiealelhorit, both of Corel Cubic*. J. Jerry Zeltser, Miami Bearh; Group 13: l.out* Wollaun, Miami; Group 14: Joseph I’uglinu, North Miami Beach. Duval—Group ti: Juatiu C. M o n t g o m e r y , Jackson\ tile Beach, awl Webb, Jacksonvi Rail March JACKSONVILLE (Ul*l) Union picketcra of the strike­ bound Florida East Coast Hallway began marching at all crossings near Jackson­ ville and other major FEC stops at 6 a. m. today. Kennedy Rapped NEW YOltK (UPI) - Gov. Nelson A. Bockcfeller charg­ Illim an i--G ro u p 3; Hubert 1 Seminole—Group I : Former ed Tuesday night that Presi­ G. liour.er, Hollywood; Group ■Itcp. Gordon V. Frederick, dent Kennedy, "Ita* abdicated virtually all leadership to­ 8: Harlow Burt, Hallandale, | Nun ford. ward achieving necessary civil rights legislation " * i n c t e ? T * f f l W ^ p F f l Rkpwklla WASHINGTON <UI’tl Commerce Secretary Luther II. Hedges believe* business activity will show little gain this year, but the economy should remain good. P la n e R a llie d u lc d HOUSTON (UPI) - Wiring trouble In the Mercury-A Ma s Mg lit control system lias raused rescheduling of astro­ naut Leroy Gordon Cooper's 20-orbit spare flight from MIAMI T UPI) — The wreckage of n Northwest April to mid-May. ed In Air Orient Airlines jetliner iniliiulctl today th a t the plane shattered in nir before it pltmtnielcd into a mushy field of sawgrass deep in the Florida Ever­ glades with the loss of -15 lives. UPI newsmen at the scene saw the wreckage ----------------------------------- 1 scattered over an area of It’s Official: NAS Derby Out The 1<)th Annual 11envy At­ tack Bombing Derby, which vvu* previously postponed, ha* been officially canceled, Cupt. Joseph M. Tully Jr., Com­ mander Heavy Attack Wllig Due, unitiiuneed today. Tully expressed regret In Is­ suing the cameling order for the event which was originally scheduled for the week of Dee. 3-H, JWi2. At I hut lime com­ mitments in conjunction with the Cuban crisis prevented holding it. The Bombing Der­ by h a s long been nn event of considerable military value ns well ns local interest. Tully said a Bombing Derby would lie planned for lha fall of 11)83. “other factors per­ mitting." Field Day Set For Growers Ih c annual Field Day lor Central Florida vegetable growers will be held Thurs­ day at tlte Central Florida Experiment station nt !:3u p m . with a field trip sched­ uled lo begin at 2:30 p m. Speakers for the day will be Dr. J. W Wilson. Dr. I*. J. West gale, Dr. II. J. Blioadcs. Dr W. T. Scudder, Dr. II II. Forbes, Dr J F. Darby and U F. Whilncr J r , Cecil Tucker, County Agent, will serve a* official host for the day. Fire Kills 1 NEWARK, N. J. (UPD—A three • alarm fire f l a t b e d through an upai Intent house from basement to roof today, fillin g four pci suns and til­ ing 18 others. i ‘Blank Space’ WASHINGTON (UPI) The Defense Department may make public additional re­ connaissance photographs of Cuba in response to assert­ almut two square miles. ions there was a "blank There was no furrow to in­ spate" in U. S. intelligence dicate that the pilot ot the on the Soviet arms buildup. ill fated Miami-to-Chicago air­ liner which disappeared for Neglecting Rights?? more than five hours, min­ WASHINGTON (U l'l) — ute* after takeoff had at­ Tlic Republican P art), using tempted any M»rl of emer­ traditional Lincoln'* Day din­ gency landing. ner platforms, accused flic Other witnesses to t h e Kennedy administration of scene also reported small neglecting civil right*, bung­ broken piece* of wreckage ling foreign policy and ignor­ scattered in a path for eight ing Hie Cuban threat. miles leading lo the major portion of Uw fuselage that Trigger-Happy lay crumpled like a cigar BAGHDAD. Iraq I Ul'l I ground under foot. Hughdud bristled today with A score oi government and heavy armor, including So­ alrlinr officials nl the wreck viet-made lank*, while troop* site declined to comment s* and trigger-happy "national they probed the charred guards'* pressed a relentless wreckage. house-to-house search f o r Tlve detailed investigation Communist foe* of file now that began at dawn continued rebel regime. into mklmornlng. By 10 a.m., none of the bmhes of 33 pass­ engers—most of tliem midUnited press International westerners returning from a A railway clerk* official Florida vacation—aud eight crewmembers had been re­ called for a strike “ no later moved by waiting helicopters than Saturday" against the “Apparently theyre not go Southern Pacific system and mg to move any bodies out l!te long .Vow York and C in e , tliis morning." as id a State land newspaper strikes re ­ Highway Patrol officer at the mained without settlement to­ day. sceoe. The most vivid serne at the tragedy site was the body of a woman that was thrown U.S. Seeks clear, about too feet ahead of Ban Backing tho main cabin. GENEVA (UPD — T h e United Htate* and Britain to­ day went a f t e r neutralist Board To Talk backing for their drive to pressure Russia into negutiutLegislation Proposed statewide legisla­ Ing a nurlear test ban treaty. tion suggested by Ihc Florida Education Association's pro­ gram action roinmlllcc will Herald Index be discussed by the beminole ... Page 8 ----C'uunty School Hoard in reg­ Bridge Page 3-A Clas-ified ... ular session Thursday a ffrComics ..... Page 2-A noun. Page 8 Dear Ahhy Tiie board’s ouly proposed Page 8 Entertainment legislation also will be dis­ Page 1 A Editorial cussed: Increasing from £H>u Page 2-A 4 3-A Legal* to Kino Urn maximum figure ___ Page g-A Puxxle the schools may purchase Page 8 Society suptiUce and other com modlSpurts — --..... - Page A competitive bid*. Strike Called On Legislative Posts "Secrecy” necrn* to bo the word on Republi­ can party plana to enter into tho race for Semi­ nole County neats in the State Senate anti Houne in tho March 26 iipcciiil election. Don Willson, GOB county chairman, inform­ ed The Herald Monday th a t the county commit­ tee would meet Tuesday when it was expected a nlate of Candida ten would lie indnrned for thu party nomination* for the two vacancies. Sinco early Monday Thu Herald ha* been un­ able to contact Willson. Hi* office reports either "he in out of the city" or "he is out of the office." Mr*. Thcintn Joyce, a committee member, an Id today she itad not been informed of any committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday. Tallahassee 1m* reported th a t no Republi­ can* have qualified to seek the new Senate seat nnd the House seal vacated by Mack Cleveland Jr. Cleveland ha* qualified for the Democratic primary for tho new Senate sent under tho new renpportionmciil plan. Former Itcp. Gordon Frederick ha* qualified for the party primary to seek tho House peat vacated by Cleveland. Former North Orlando Cop Is Arrested Michael Coshy, f o r m r r North Orlando police officer, will "be arraigned on a charge of impersonating ■ police of­ ficer before Juitice of the Peace Elmer E. Ashley Jr. on Feb. 20. Cosby, It was learned to­ day. was arrcalrd Feb. 7. ac­ cording lo Judge Ashley, en a complain! Signed by Misa Helen llallelt, S a n I a n d o Spring*. The warrant was served by aheriff'a deputies and Cosby posted S2no bund when taken (o county Jail, ac­ cording lo Sheriff J. L. Mobliy. Judge Ashley quoted Miss llnllell that alio was proceed­ ing toward her home when site noticed, in her rear vis­ ion mirror, a cur behind her and (lie driver flashing wliai uppeared lo lie a police badge. When she slopped, she reportrd. Cosby informed her she was speeding and would have to come to Sanford fo post $ioo bond The- peace Justice quoted Miss llallelt further that when she informed Cosby she would have to change clothe* lie said, "I will lei you go this time hut I'll he watching you." Cosby, a member of Ihc North Orlando police force for four months, was one of three officers who resigned Jan. 18 wlien .Mayor Frank Fasiilo rejected a roinplalnl signed by them against Police Chief Jack Sutton. Tanker Search Continues MIAMI (U P D - The search Tor « tanker missing for 10 days with M men aboard shifted eastward today *o the north coast of Cuba. Thf Coast Guard planned lo use two piano* today in its search for the Marine Sul­ phur Quern, Uic 324-foot ves­ sel which mysteriously drop­ ped from sight on a routine rein between Beaumont, Tex., and Norfolk, Va. In ita hold live ship carried a cargo of molten sulphur, which—if exposed to sea wa­ ter—could have touched off an explosion that wuuld have blown up the ship. Authorities became con­ sulted Tuesday that clues were not to be found In the Atlantic, and ordered searcher» to concentrate on the Gulf from the Yucatan peninsula eastward along the north coast eg THY ONE OF THESE Girl Seoul Cookie'*, Mayor. Threo kinds of cookies f'xuu three kiiul* of Seoul*. Brownie Jinny Crowder (left), Intermediate StiMttn Jitckmin, (renter) and Senior Scout Bonnie Avend, (right) present Muyor Tom McDonald with Ixixea of mint cookie*, peanut blitter oundwlch rookie* ami buttertu'nteh flavored rookie* a* the annual Girl Scout Cookie Sulc net* underway freon Feb. 15 to March ii. (Hernid Pftoto) For Seminole County Bitter Cold, Winds Predicted Heavy winds and a f reeling cold is expected to hit Scutfmila County tonight and con­ tinue through Thinsday, tho weather bureau predicted to. day. Temperatures sre expected to range from 23 to 32 de­ grees with frost warnings posted throughout the area. County Agent Cecil Tucker rani tills morning tliul If the winds hold throughout the night, dumugr will In negli­ gible. . . . "If there Is heavy frost, some damage ran Im- ex. peeled from young tender growth on citrus,” lie added. .Meanwhile a broad arclir air mas* propelled southward today, covering the e n t i r e East Coast, posing heavy snow warnings in the North, east amf threatening exten­ sive damage to Texas' citrus and vegetable crops. Scores of schools were rlosed til the Southeast. The frigid air spawned tor­ rential rains and high winds in Florida where a Northwest Orient Airline Jet rrashed and burned after takeoff from Mi­ ami. All 43 persons aboard perished. Italn and snow choked off main highway arteries in Dix. ie, including parts of a 200nilla stretch between Knox­ ville and Nashville, Trim., and Higher Start NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock* got off (4 a higher atari to­ day with a number of large blocka appearing on the tape at an active opening. n mountain highway In north­ west Georgia. Kub.frerxlng temperature* spread ucross Alahuma, Georgia ami Missis­ sippi. Tile only reading of til) de­ grees or higher uu* in Key West, Fla., where the mercury reurhed Do. The northern section* of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine braced for ns much a* a foot of ficsh snow, while hasurdoua driving warnings were posted for southern New Eng­ land because of treacherous fi coxing min. At c o a s t a l Ilrownavlllr, Tex., Itio Grande Valley cltro* and vegetable farmer* em­ ployed smudga pots snd wind mm bines in an attem pt to la at Ike fifth cold spell of tha year. B e d c S !ISfisg S a E e ! Sulil Willi A 1(1 Year Factory Guarunlcc! 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Fib. 8, *«# Ebenezer To Have Attendance Sunday Sunday hai been designated Membership Attendance Sun day at the Ebcnezer Mcthodlit Church with Dr. Joe Tolle, dlitrict superintendent, to con duct the morning aervlce. All member* and friends of the church are invited to at* j tend this special service dur* j ing which the roll will be call­ ed of all resident members. Vegetable Market A8TRO N AU T CLASS of the Rnhin Temple In Orlando had thin group o f Sun ford candidate* receiving their degree, Tuesday, nluo with A s­ tronaut Gordon Cooper, (fourth from left, front row). Capt. Joe Kittlnger, famous balloonist was also initiated, but wan absent from the photo. In New York today, price* were slightly lower for FlorIda celery and cabbage, and higher for esearoie, Big Bos­ From left, the Sanford men include; (fron t row) ton and romalne lettuce. Cab­ Dill Brown, Dr. Maxwell Llpton, Robert K. bage, domestic round type in Izzarri, (Astronaut Cooper), Dewey Straughn crates, sold for $3.25-$3.75, and Guy Allen. Second row ; Milton Smith, Ran­ mostly $3.50. Celery was mostly $3.00-13.50 for 2kk to dall Chase, Geo rue Fauscr, M, E. Patterson and 4 doz. site and as low aa $2-7$ Forrest Wagner. for 2 dot. Endive ranged from $2.73$3.50, mostly $3.00-$3.50 a crate, and esearoie was $2.50$3.00. A few Big Boston type lettuce sold for $3.50 and romaine was $3.00-$3.30 In stand­ ard Iceberg cartons of 21 beads. Curly parsley in erstes will be Mr*. Gerald Conncly of 5 dox. bunches sold from and Mr*. Mcll Leonard; the $2.S0-$3.2S and radishes were Junior*, Mrs. It. R. Haby; 73 cents to $1.00, mostly $5 the Intermediates and young cents to $1.00 per basket of 30 people, Mrs. J. E. HUdobran 0-ox. film bags. A few baskets and the Adults, Mrs. llaincs, of hunched radishes, 24 bunch­ Itcv. Murray ami Mrs. Otliel es to the basket, brought $1.50 Sullivan, WMU president. and water cress ranged from The public is invited to 10-13 cents, mostly 12-13 cents participate. per bunch. In Central Florida yester­ day, harvesting of some Items was light, due to wet fields. Celery sold for $2.25 a crate for 2 to I doz. size and cab­ bage, mostly small to medium FEBRUARY 0 and fair quality, brought $2.73Admlaalons $3.00 per crate. Carrots sold Mary Colley, Dairen; Gladys for $2.00 per mesh sack of 48 Steward, Lake Mary; Shirley 1- lb. film bags, and endive Thompson, F.lixubrth Htnffer, brought $2.00-$2.50 a crate. Elisabeth Mitchell, Kahra Jen. R. C. M A R TIN , th ief Esearoie, medium size and kina, Heraheli Dunn o f San­ warrant officer, attach­ fair quality, was $1.50, ro­ ford, ed to VAII-3, recently malne lettuce, medium size, ltlrtha retired f r o m active waa $1.50, and fair quality Sir. and Mr*. Alvin Thompduty with the U. S. Iceberg lettuce ranged from *on of Sanford, a boy; Mr. Navy lie now renidca $2.50-$2.75, with a few sales and Mr*. Gerald DrDkrll of with hlrt wife and two ■t $3.00. Parsley brought Sunford, a girl. children at Lake Mary, mostly $2.00-$2.2S a crate, and Discharge* radishes were 05-75 cents per Mr*, Robert Porter and ba­ basket. ity, .Mini*; Helen Simpson, Shipments f r o m Florida Leesburg; Ruymonil Kirach, Thursday Included: celery, Dcliury; Rose Southward, A l­ rail, 28 cars, truck 27 rarlot bert Smith, Harry Bowery, equivalents cabbage, rail 5. Minnio Lee Kinard, Patricia truck 50; esearoie, rail t, Fulton, Eva Milry, Mr*. Mar­ truck It; lettuce, no rail, By Donna Rale* vin Klnuid and Ituhy; Virginia truck 8; radishes, rail 2, Tlie First Baptist Church of Duck 9. Chapman, Frunk M u r p h y, Robert Juckion Jr. o f Sanford. tangwood will give a Farewell Party following the evening worship service Sunday in Horse Show The DCT Club of Apopka honor of Jim Amlin who has High School ha* announced been serving Hie church as that they will hold a Horse Ry Jane Casselberry Minister nf Muslr for the past Show at Edward’s Field, be­ There will be a meeting of ginning at 1 p. m. Feb. 17. 14 month*. the executive hoard of Amer­ Austin will lie moving to the Six ribbon* will be given in ican Legion Memorial Post First Baptist Church in Day­ each o f t3 riding event*. 25li of Casselberry nl H p.m. tona Beach where lie will di­ There will be both timed and next Tuesday in Hie Cassel­ rect the adult and youth choirs pleaiure contest*. Local rider* berry Town Hall. and supervise Hie direction of are invited to enter the allow, Tlie regular meeting of the all tho church's choir* begin­ Naneie O'Hara, eccrotary of post will be held Frldsy, Feb. the DCT Club aaid. ning next Wednesday. 15 at 0 p. m. in the Women'* Club Building on Ovorbrook Dr. Altamonte Springs Baptists Plan School Of Missions MISS 8TURB1NGS Homemaking Honors Go To SHS Student Mlta Susanna Stuhhlngi baa been selected a* Homemaker o f Tomorrow at S e m i n a l * llljeh School In ths IWi:i llotty Crocker aearch for tlie Amer­ ican Homemaker nf Tomor­ row, Mrs.. Barbara Ruprecht, Roma Economlca teacher haa announced. Mias S t u b bl ti g * Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Georg# Stubbing* of Lake Mary, and a senior at Seminolo High School. Kho is profi­ cient at sewing, knitting, crocheting and cooking, her teacher report*. •'Having achieved the high•at acorn in a knowledge and attitude test given aeniur girl* in Duccmlier, Kutanmi is now eligible along with winner* In other atate high ncbonl*, for the atato titla contest," Mia* Ruprecht aaid. Tim Statu Homemaker win­ ner will lie awarded a $1,500 acholnrahip by Qcneral .Mills, apunsur o f lha program and the runner-up receives a $500 acliolarsltlp. The achoo! of carii alute Homemaker ia awarded a completa set of the Encyclopedia Eritannlca. Hails for tha selection of lo­ cal and atato wlnneis i* a test prepared and scored liy Sci­ ence Iteararch Associate* in Chicago, Personal observation and interview! are added fac­ tors In determining national winner*. Ail atate winner* will join each other for an all expense, paid educational lour of New York City, Washington, D. C. olid Colonial Williamsburg, V b. In the spring. During the tour, tho AllAmerican Homemaker of To­ morrow ami runners-up will bn named. The top winner will receive a scholarship of $3,01)0, with second, third and fourth pluco wiunets scholarships set at $4,000, $3,000, and $2,000 each. This year, 410,400 h i g h school gills participated in the tasting throughout the United States. Miss Ruprecht supervised the testing at Sentinula High Kchonl. Women's Guild Set Fair Booths By Lonlse Klmunrk St. Mary-Magdaica's Cath­ olic Women's Guild will spon­ sor an Arts and Crafts booth at the County Fair to be held Feb. It la Maitland for the benefit of tha MeUland Civic center. A wide variety of dolls •nd many other handmade Items will be on eale In the Rev. Lewis D. Ilslrte*. min­ ister of the First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs, hat announced lhat a School of Missions will be held at tire church next week begin­ ning with Sunday services. Special speaker for tho morning warship service will be Miss Ethel Harmon, mis­ sionary to Nigeria and houseguest of the minister and hit wife for Uie week. Speakers for the remaining services, |o begin at T:3Q p. in. each day, will Include Mr*. Ewell Payne from South Carolina where she and her husband have served for Hie past several years as miss­ ionary to the Cherokee In­ dians; Mrs. Iloc Heard from Okla­ homa, a missionary to In­ dians; Rev. H. M. Lcichty, superintendent of City Mis­ sions in Panarama, Calif.; Rev. II. D. McCormick of Hawaii and Rev. Enrique Pina of Cuba, new a mission­ ary to the Spanish In Immokale. Study course* for the child­ ren and young people will begin at T p. rn. each day. Teaching Hie primary group Office Becomes Church Chapel Hospital Notes Farewell Party To Honor M usic Leader Hy Jane Casselberry The Westminster PresbyterInn Church will worship Sun­ day tnurning ul II o.m. nl the Howell Park office* Incnlrd on SR 430 one mile cist of Hwy. 17-92. The large display room haa been renovated by member* nl Hie church and an attrac­ tive chapel established. The minister, Rev. John N. Mont­ gomery, will speak on the sub­ ject. “ Christians by Inherit­ ance." There is a church time nursery fur the care of smalt children, Church School classra for all age groups meet In the office section. By Jsne Casselberry An invitalion Is extended to The United Presbyterian all who have no local church to worship with the Westmins­ Women of the Westminster Presbyterian Church will hold ter congregation. tlielr association meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Hie home nf Mr*. Edward Stout, 001 Seminole Blvd. in Cassel­ berry. The minion study hook on TALLAHASSEE (L T D "The Rim of East Asia" will Comptroller Hay E. Green said today Florida should be discusied. Post 256 Board Sets Meeting r iiT iT io i* s tw a VOTK'K In h.r.b r * l » n that I *m n i i m i H In ltu.ln«>* • ( K.rn I'erh. familmil* Cnunlr. Klurldx. under Ihn fletllloua n»m» nf. KTIVKKVM OK FKIIS PA UK, K ia . *nd that The Civil Air Patrol will I Inland to r . e l . l . r M i d nama meet Saturday st 1:90 p.m. la with tlia rlsrk of lha Circuit Hie Recreation Building at Court. MemIuni* Counir. Flor­ ida, la acrnrdanra with tha North Orlando, Henry Ward lirovlslun* of tha Flrtltlona ha* announced. New mem­ Naina Kiatulaa. to-wlti Maclion ISi.ul Florida Mtalutaa bers are invited to attend and I SIT. C A P Meet cadets will begin their second week practice for drill compe- dial Kannslh V. ». la w - ton Pulill.h Fab. B, II, I t * Star, t Cm -S S By Mrs. Adam Muller Ground was broken Sunday morning at the Denary Com­ munity Methodist Church for a 30-foot additional room for classes of the Church School, Rev. Ramon Scott gave the opening prayer and introduc­ ed Sunday School Superin­ tendent Ed Perry who turned the first spade filled with earth. The next was turned by Everett Swift, Lay Leader. Also taking part in tha ceremonies were Samuel Faron, contractor for the sddiHon and Ray Higgins, super­ visor of construction for the present sanctuary building. The congregation, sang the hymn, "Tile Church's Firm Foundation.'' Baptist G A 's To Hold Rally By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Tlie GDIs Auxilary of Bapt­ ist Churches in Hie Seminole Assn, will meet Saturday from 10 a. m. until 2 p. in. for a Rally at the Stetson Baptist Church. New officers will be In­ stalled by Mrs. Ralph An­ drews. The sddrcsn of welcome will be given by Miss Mari­ lyn Frazier of Hie Stetson Church. Also participating on the program will be Mrs. Carlyle Brook*, director of the Seminole Assn. GA’s. Longwood Club Has Program On Artificial Respiration Ry Donna Estes The Longwood Home De­ monstration Club met at Hie Civic League Building Thurs­ day with 45 member* and guests present. Mr*. E. P. Richard*, in charge of the devotion, gave an inspirational talk on “ Faith." Mr*. Martha Stout, president, conducted t hc meeting. It was announced that the Longwood Club has won a blue ribbon for its exhibit booth at the American Le­ gion Fair held in Sanford. In charge of the booth wero Mr*. Pauline Stevens, Mrs. Katherine Corwin and Mr*. Frances Sctjc, Mr*. Martha Kilpatrick and Miss Sally Neidcr of tlie San­ ford Chapter, American ned Cros*, demon! traicd methods of administering artificial res­ piration using the dummy “ Itcsusci-Annic." Tlie demon­ stration proved to lie inter­ esting and educational and several club mem tier* tried their skill In s practice ses­ sion. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Semi­ nole County HD Agent, an­ nounced that there would be a Fashion Show and Fashion Contest at the Home Demon­ stration Center in Sanford on March 20 at 0 p. ni. She ad­ vised that Bob Mero of .Mi­ lady's Shoppe of Fine Fabrics has announced that there will U PY To M eet A t Chapel Ry Jane Casselberry be competition in dress or suits at the show made from materials to be purchased at Hie Shoppe. There will be a $10 first prize and a $5 se­ cond prize awarded In the contest. Mis* Wilson also gave a talk on pots and pans, their uses and care. It was announced tli.it on Feb. 28, at tho Community House on Maitland Ave. in Altamonte Springs, the Coun­ ty Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 10 a. m. At Thursday's meeting of the Longwood Ciub, a cover­ ed dish luncheon was served by Mrs. Milton Tinsley, chairman and Mrs. Eula Burch, Mrs. Elizabeth Pcngally. Mrs. Helen Hart&ell and Mr*. Elmer Herndon. Following lunch, a group led by Mrs. B. R. Gray, worked on smocked pillows. d ib m T h e United Presbyterian Youth of the Westminster Presbyterian Church will meet in the Chapel at the Howell Park offices at 6:30 p.m. Sun­ day. A program of study, worship and games will be conducted. Janice Wiggins will serve a* moderator and Claire Mont­ gomery will be in charge of the dcvoUon. Youths from the junior and irnior high are invited. B E S T B U Y S IN CUSTOM MADE and GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS and Seat Cover Co. 304 W. 3rd 322-8032 iio n . . . FO R D O W N E R S February Service Special! Rummage Sale , The National lluunr Society V F W To Meet of Seminole High School will By Jane Casselberry hold s rummage sale at 21)8 VFW Post 10050 of Cas­ Sanford Ave., Saturday from selberry will hold s regular 0 a. tn. to 6 p. m., Bedford monthly meeting next Thurs­ Aiken, president has announc­ day at 0 p. m. at tin- Country ed. Proceed* of the sale will Club of Casselberry. Tlie bo used to finance the ex­ notice* sent out to members pense* of the next tupping erroneously announced the ceremonies, which will lie held date of the meeting as Feb. In February, Aiken eaid. 7. Now, During The Month Of Feb.. . . Fordomatic * Adjustment Special Adjust Front nmt Roar Banda . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkage InMall Now Pan Gitukel • Check TrnnHntiwiion Oil (Oil estra If required) i£ JS XQ S P E C IA L PRICE S A V E 11.50 NO W ! Whut’n Ford's (i,()00 Mile Oil Change Secret? R O TU ND A OIL FILTER! 42.05 - *51 • 50 FORD) LOW AS 42,40 - (5 7-02 FORD) Installed With Purchnse o f Oil Change nnd Thin Coupon! (Coupon Expire* February 2S, 1963) Only Local M an In Choir 1 Legal Notice DeBary Church Breaks Ground For New Room A L T A M O N T E ’S HR AN I) N E W ?7,R05 garbage truck arrived early last week and was formally put into service Wednesday afternoon when J. C. Gentile, center, presented the keys to Keith Nixon, vice mayor at right. Jim Palmer, city clerk, looks on u left. (llendd Photo) When you subscribe to The Sanford Herald you’re getting A L L the County News while it IS news. Tuition Fee Hike Asked Arthur DeYoung, a member of the widely accalmed Rob­ ed Choir of Presbyterian Col­ lege In Clinton, S. C „ pre­ sently is traveling with the clmir on a 28-performance concert schedule. DeYoung, a tenor In the cliolr, la the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. DeYoung of Longwood. Sunday's emphasis on at­ tendance will lead up to a re­ vival scheduled from Feb. 17 through Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m. each day. Rev. Dolmas Cope­ land of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church will be minister for the revival while Rev, Ray Gregory, Ebcnczcr pastor, will serve as song leader. There will be special music st each service. A special atlraction for youths of the church will he the services on Monday, Wed­ nesday and Friday which will include a sandwich supper be­ ginning at 8:30 p m. to be fol­ lowed by singing, Bible drills and devotions. Service* will In- open to the public. TAKE IT FROM ME UPW To Meet In Casselberry consider upping tuition fees for out-of-slate students at tax-supported univcrslUes in Florida. Green threw out the sug­ gestion as the cabinet budget commission went over recom­ mendations for substgntlally increasing stale appropria­ tions to the university system. Hudgct Director H a r r y Smith, who has recommended a total state budget of $882 million for all agencies la the next biennium, said the Hoard of Control Is recom­ mending that all tuition fees, raised slightly two years ago be continued at the asms level la Hie next biennium. Following the service those attending will be invited to remain for a covered dish din­ ner to take place out-of-doors, weather permitting. Per Week STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! HAVE IT Regular Price * 2.00 START TO D A Y COUPON PRICE $1.50 Call FA2-2611 or GAS - 5938 The Sanford Herald 204 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA* Y O U SAVE $ .50 (Coupon Expire* Prhrsury Zi, 19C.1) ) BRING THESE COUPONS TO OL’ It SERVICE DEPT. Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. 1st St. Ph. F A 2-1481 Sanford Winter Park Ml 4-I8II �Rash To Run Against Mack' - GOP i 'i By LARRY VF.RSIIEL A CONVERSATION WITH JIM CRAPPS. Reporter: Well, what ia jo ­ ins to happen tonight? Crapps; Well, il’a 12 time* belter today than It w it this time last week. Iteporler: Eh? Crapps: Well your paper said the city will be offered SI.200 per year Instead of flOO for the pipeline. Reporter: How arc you go­ ing to vote tonight? Crapps: Pm aidin' tight » . . don't emwd it. Reporter: Man, I’ll be glad when this 1* all over so 1 can go back into Hill taimhrr. • • • In 1921 tlie City adopted an ordinance giving the At­ lantic Coast Line a 99 year lease to use Commercial St. . . . at no cost . . . So what's all this sudden dismay about letting private enterprise use public rights • of • way. • • • .leno Paiihicci was nn "Wha'ts My l.ine" last night . . . so they Iell me . . . The last time I made any con­ scientious effort to watch TV was a Huckleberry Hound show, three years ago. Any­ way, Jcno. when aikrd where he was from, said Duluth, Minn. Poor Sanford. Oh well, 1 promise Sanford will get aome national recognition May IS. • • * (9 J Party To Meet Tuesday Rcporta thut he plnns to week the Republican P a r t y nomination fur State Senator in the Feb. 2(1 xpednl primary were denied today by Don Willsun, HOP county committee chairman. "1 wouldn’t do anything as rash as that," said Willson, lidding, "Mack (Cleveland, seeking the Democratic Sen­ atorial nomination) is too well known and too well liked." Willson said hia committee will meet Tuesday when it is expected a slate will bo drawn of Republicans seek­ ing party nomination for el­ ection to the Senate and House on March 20. Cleveland and former llep. Cordon Frederick have an­ nounced for the Democratic nominations for Senate nod House, respectively, In the Fcl». 2d party primary. Federlck seek* the House seal va­ cated by Cleveland last week. Vernon W. Dunn, former County Commissioner, was unavailable for comment toduy whether he intends to op­ pose Frederick In the party primary but reports were cur­ rent he has "dropped out of the race." Registration by new voten hn* been "very alow," accord­ ing to Registrar Camilla Bruce. Registration books close at 5 p. m. today for the apodal beglslnture election on March git when Seminole Comity will select a Senator and a Representative for the Stale legislature. Potential eleclora are show­ ing such apathy that Mrs. Bruce said the small number w^U have registered "is no( worth mentioning." EDITORIAL COMMENT The Big Question . . . Sanford's Future The BIG QUESTION will be nnnwcml tanight. Will the Nnvnl A ir Station yet its much­ ly (k’ lircd je t fuel pipeline? The questinn will be settled once nml for till by the City Commission at its meeting this evening. Situation now stands It-2 against. To­ night's session will decide the question. Either one or more o f the dissenting Com­ missioners will change his vote. Or the pipeline will die n natural death. In other words, it will pass into limbo. Armed Forces committee o f the Chamber o f Commerce, in n letter over the signature o f President F. E, Iloumillat Jr., has urged all Chamber members to be present tonight in SUP­ PORT o f the pipeline. The Herald urges A L L citizens to bo pre­ sent nnd SUPPORT the pipeline. In fact, this fuel pipeline could bo the economic pipeline for Sanford's future. Think on it. Commissioner A. L. Wilson, following the session when the Commission rejected the jiijk*linc, said he wanted more facts nnd figures for consideration. Tlie Navy gave him A L L the facts nml figures last week. We admire the convictions o f these three Commissioners . . . but it takes a good man to admit tlie error o f his ways. We sincerely trust one o f the three will see that error nnd change his vote this evening. W W A ... Drought Gone (I* I ^ a n f n r ii VOL. f>:i United i’ res.s Lonaod W ire a NO. 615 All-Out Search Continues J A C K S O N V IL L B ( U P I )— l ’lunex und «hij)d funned out over the A t­ lantic today in nn e ffo rt to aolvo the deepening mystery o f n tanker mis­ Fresh Wafer Boost Stressed Cage Fixer Gels 10-15 Years tinn Vale will Iks Joined by tho other member* o f tho Twirling and Marching Semi nolo* an they heenmu pirates for a day. Tho groups left in chartered busses early today for the Fair and Parade. (Herald Photo) 27 Refugees Ask Asylum als to pci suit the County to take the water management question to the citizens. Approval of a resolution for the County Cnmimssioner* to attend a budget hruring by tin- State Road Department on county plimary nnd see. oratory road improvement pro­ posals March 7 at D'd.nnd. C o u n t y Engineer William Hush will outlino proposals tu lint Commission. Rending of a request by Scminotu High School for the installation of a truffle aignul at 27th Mi ret nnd Highway 17-92. Report of pru|tosed improve­ ment of Highway -127 connect­ ing Longwood und Altamont* Springs. Study of resuming the Coun­ ty's former policy of paying for health raids for medically indigent food handlers. Livestock: A Rough Day Gasparilla Blasts O ff f9 SANFORD, FLO R ID A Tanker M ystery Deepens Spottswood Set To Run For Seat I Established 1008 ~ MON., F E B R U A R Y 11, 1003 HLH Gives Right-Of-Way To Seat O r Not To t lit W E A T H E R : Clonr nnil aliphtly cooler through Tuesday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight. 40-45. Ity United Pres* International More than eight inches of JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — rain have washed away south­ Federal mediator James Ihdern California's 3W - day- arm said this weekend the drought. 20-day-old strike against the Florida East Coast Railway la Hope Seen going to be "a tough nut to NEW YORK (U PD —Itopea crack." Commissioners go camping fur settlement of New York tomorrow lookin' at freeze He said neither tide is will­ damaged roads. City'* 66-day-old newspaper ing to yield. • * • dispute surged today with In­ "They don’t even want to Civic Center Revenue to­ tensive City Hall peace talks talk almut the strike any tals $2,731. . . Expenditures, continuing through the night more,” said the mediator. $7,995. 11,315 pay annually to anil intu tlie morning. Eleven non-operating unions use the facility . . all to­ threw up pickets at FKC rail gether, 3(1,902 enjoy tlie cen­ B ig Stick mad property Jan. 23 when P IR A T E LASSIES o f tho Twirling Seminole* ter . . . Rent probably won't WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en . wage negotiations broke down. jMi.se prettily in the costume* they will wear to­ be raised. Strom Thurmond, D-S. C.. When they walked out, the day nn they march in tlie Invasion o f tlie l ’ irnte.s • • » plans to Introduce ■ bill to EEC abolished their Job*. AftGmjmrilln Parade at tlie State Fair in Tampa. In an effort to keep Mike establish a "court of Hie i rr a 10-day ahuldown, auperThese three, Judy Itedwell, Mary Scott and BeU Cato off my bark . . . lie it union" which would have pow­ ] vivory personnel began oper­ hear and now set down that er to reverse decisions of the ating the line on a limited Tom Adams will speak to U. S. Supreme COurt. basis. the Central Florida Milk "Neither side wants to CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) Produrers A^sn. in Orlando Exaggerated move an inch," Holaren said. — The Navy today fired it* Thursday night. ATLANTA (U PD — l i m e "We'll meet with the rail • • * new Polaris "A-3" missile, the Atphand, French ambassador powerful submarine to Hie United Statea, laid way any time," a strike lead Eeb. 20 it the last day to m o s t get your 1903 license tag* weapon ever built, on a suc­ Sunday that hii nation's dif­ er said, "but only on our Agreement by lll.ll Prod­ Tuesday to approve accept­ . . . bines started forming cessful (light of 2.00U miles ference* with Britain and the terms." ucts to donate :ill feel along its ance of a deed of tninifcr for across the Atlantic Ocean. early at tlie Courthouse, United States have been • • • north property line fur a side­ the right-of-way. Tlie M iu b nosc rocket blast­ greatly exaggerated. G o no m l Hutchison said The Casselberry Hoard of ed from a launching pad on walk along Onora Road be­ these matters also are on Aldermen will meet in the Cape Canaveral at 10:30 a.m. tween Kanford Avenue and Tuesday's agenda; Moppinff Up Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. to­ The surer** was the serond BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P D the Kuufiird Naval Air Station Itcuiling of letter* from the day to consider routine bus­ In lour day* for the "A-3," Thc new rebel regime, mop­ will la" read at Tuesday's •State Comptroller relative to iness only. The meeting will whose first six tests all had ping up diehard supporter* o( the eomllth i o f tho county's lie continued until next Mon­ been marked by problems. slain Premier Ahdr] Karim WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - I n ­ County Commission meeting. $1.5 million trust fund* for day night for all other bus- The "A-3" is a third-generaChairman J. C. Hutchison Kassem, today executed four terior Undersecretary James purchase o f rights-of-way and incis. lion member of the famed retired Iraqi army officers be­ K. Carr told Congress today laid today the agreement was lend Improvements. • • • suhniarinc-launched family of fore a firing squad. Two of that (urge salt water convers­ reached verbally and by let­ Study of legldutlvu propos­ Now that the Iwgton Fair Polaris missiles. ion plants can probably sup­ ter, Commission will lie asked the officer* wrre general!. Is over . . . how about taking II also is far and away the ply fresh water economically down the advertising In our most powerful. The Polaris to targe clliri within a few Launchinff O ff downtown area . . . Tired of "A-3” will be capahle of land­ PALESTINE, Tex. (U P D - yean. looking at the old banners ing nuclear warheads on tar­ Cloudy ikiei forced postpone­ Carr, appearing Indore Hie still hanging around from gets up to 2.880 miles away ment today of the launching Home Inlerior Committee, last year. Sunday was a rough day in firings from nuclear sub­ of giant tandem balloons with said the Interior Department • • • marine* beneath the ocean's a 36 Inch teleacope beyond the was "optimistic" that sea wa­ for livestock 111 Seminole Poor Cam my Bruce . . , surface. County. A row and a horse atmosphere to photograph ter rotild be turned into freah Hung around the registrar's NEW YORK ( U P I ) — ConThe range was deliberately office until 5 p.m. Saturday held down today, however, Mara and try to unfathom the water economically if con­ victeil basketball fixer Jacob died as tlie result o( traffic and only two couples came while technicians and engi­ age-old myitery of whether version plants were built in (Jack) Molina* today wus accidents. there could Im- life on the plan­ combination with steam elec­ in to register to vote . . . Trooper Bill Stringfivld re­ sentenced to 10 to 15 year* in neers e'udicd "basic missile et. tric plants. Deadline is 5 p m. today for state prison on churiti-* of ported that Ilk- car of George dcvelopmr-t." What they aaw Tlie gap between (he cost the special legislative elec­ bribery, conspiracy, and sub­ Dixon Jr., Negro, of tun West looked good To Fiffht JFK of water from saline plant! tion. ornation of perjury. 12th Street, struck and kill­ WASHINGTON (U IM )-Th e and conventional methods for • ♦ • Supreme Court Justicu Jo­ ed the cow on the Old Or­ National Association of Home­ obtaining municipal and in(Had to see Curly Dunn builder*, an organization with dualria! water is closing ra­ seph A. Surufile characterized lando Boad at about 5 a m. change hi* mind ami with­ Molinas ns "a compleU-ly Tlie trooper said Di son's (i.ooo members, plan* to fight pidly, Carr said. draw from the legislative moral person, who not only car was damaged to the exPresident Kennedy’s proposal But he warned that the eonrare . . It would be loo TALLAHASSEE (D P I) - to tighten up income Ux de­ version of salt water for irri­ managed this conspiracy hut much on Mr. Dunn's health. • • • Monroe County Sheriff John duction*. A spokesman said gation purposes was still "not a l s o personally approached association's executive within sight" at costs com­ many of the pluyeis ami cor­ Bids on that DeRary Nur­ M. Spottswood, Key West, tlie rupted muny of I In-in sing Home will now he open­ qualified today a* a candidate committee discussed the Pres­ petitive with ordinary irriga­ Thera wus nn audible gasp tion methods. ident's lax plan this weekend, for the county'* hrand new ed Feb. 38 TAMPA (U PD - A threethroughout the riowded court­ ■ • • and derided that "the homeSenate seat. room when Harnfiu- pronounc­ masted pirate ship, its decks Spottswood was the first to ownrr and home buying pub­ Question of a stadium for ed the sentence upon the for­ swarming with some too bus­ Seminole High School appar­ officially enter the fray for lic will receive the least net Mixed Tradinff -turned - bucca­ NEW YORK (U P U -S lo c k * mer Columbia University stur. inessmen ently is going to die a natural tlie new 41it district seat, pro­ benefit*" from the President's Molinas exhibited no sign of neer, blasted its way inlo opened the new week mixed in proposal fur a $10 billion lax vided under Florida’s new redeath. In other words, aitua* Tampa's harbor today to shock or disappolntemrnt. moderate trading. cut. lion will remain status quo. apportionment hill. touch off the cigar city's col­ High school will continue to orful Gasparilla Festival. use the Municipal Stadium . . . Cannons roared and thous­ and the schools not take over ands uf rounds of blank am­ the atadium for tlieproffered munition were fired by the $1 annual rental. Too much costumed pirates, many dan­ SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico money involved for a n y Legality of a State Repre j ate seat, relying on an opin­ later today by Leon Circuit gling dangerously from the sentalive resigning hi* ion by Attorney Gcnrral Ri­ Court in a suit asking a le­ ( U I 'I ) — \ Brazilian military rigging of the black-hulled change now. • • • plane arrived here from Cuba House seat to seek a place chard Ervin, who ruled that gal ruling on legality of Jose Gasparilla. Once ashore, can seek House member* running for Sunday with 27 refugees eva­ Oviedo will lie making Its in the Senate under the new House members Hie pirates piled onto floats cuated from the Brazilian these Senate scats. second lest of the new fire si- reapportionment law waa to ical* created during their to join Hk* nation's noisiest embassy in Havana. Meanwhile, Stale Rep. term. rrn at 6 p m thl. Thursday. be decided thl a afternoon by parade. The group, which included George Holla ban. of Miami, The suit was bmught by If it’s as successful as that the Leon Circuit Court at according to arrived in Tallahassee with House candidate Ben Ervin, 23 Cubans and four Haitians, first one was . . . lookout ear Tallahassee, paper* to qualify for Ihr Miami, a brother of Atty. joined 52 others brought tu Five Dead UPI. drums! MIAMI ( UPI j—Two wreck* Former Rep. Mack Clew- House in hia pocket aml his Gen. Ervin. Attorney Cen­ Puerto Rico Saturday. Thir­ “ A Day In Court" will be land Jr- of Sanford, resign­ Senau ran* already filled tral rulings do not have the teen more Cubans are sched­ accounted for five lives in force of law and llollihan uled to fly directly from Ha­ Florida this weekend as Hie held here Wednesday at 3:80 ed hla House seat Friday, out. He delayed filing ulher, want* to be aura before be vana tu Brazil today or Tuca- Highway Patrol's count climb­ t m. . . . Judge Vernon Mis* qualified today to run tor Seminole County * new Sen­ however, pending a ruling steps down. ed to at least eight «U j. Ipresiding! Informal meeting schedul­ ed tomorrow brtween Coun­ ty Commissioners and offi­ cials of the propo-ed now DcRary Nursing home about farming indigent out. • • • lim FEC Strike Appears Tough 'Nut To Crack' Another Success For Navy Polaris % 0 l u ' tent of $250. No charges were A race Imrse valued at tiled against Dixon II. W. Woo was destroyed after a Shannon Sr., of 2900 French freak accidnl on Sanlamio Drive, owner of Hie cow, Road at 11:30 a.m. said the animal, with calf, Slringflcld said Boyd Ed­ was viilik’d at ViO. wards, Orlando, was trans­ porting three race horses in a trailer when it overturned. One bor*e suffered a broken back and was allot by String field. Damage to Edward's ear and trailer was estimat­ ed at $350. MOSCOW (U PD - Western observer* said today the So­ viet Union appeared intent on keeping its ixililicai und Ideo­ logical dispute with Commu­ nist China well In-low the GENEVA (U P I) Presi­ boiling point. dent Kennedy is sending u An 6,000-word editorial in personal appeal for progress the Sunday .edition of llio of­ toward a nuclear test hamt ficial Soviet Communist party and disarmament to tlie 17newspaper I'ravda hit hard on nution disarmament confer­ tlie call for unity in tlie Com­ e n c e h e r e , authoritative munist camp. It Included a sources said today. carefully guarded invitation Kennedy's special envoy, to Communist China for a Director William C. Foster of meeting "at uny level" lo try the U. H. Arms Control and to resolve their difference!. Disarmament Agency, ia to The offer did not suggest present the President's mes­ specifically that Premier N i­ sage when the conference re­ kita S. Khrushchev and Chin­ sumes Tuesday after lengthy ese Chairman Mao Tae-tung recess. might be participants. But it left the possibility open. At Hie same lime, how­ Stronff Lead ever, I’ravda made It cteer ASUNCION, P a r a g u a y Hk- Kremlin expected Bed (UPD Strunginan President China to abandon Be con­ Alfredo Mrocsaner rolled up demnation uf Khrushchev'a an expected heavy lead today "peaceful co-cxiilence" pol­ In hii hid to extend his rule icy if the quarrel is to be re­ ror an additional five-year solved. term. Reds Seeking Dispute End Test Appeal By Kennedy sing for eight days with 39 crewmen aboard. There was no clua to whether the 524-foot Marine Sulphur Queen, carrying * cm go of molten aulphur, had exploded amt sunk or was lost or dlsablrd. A Coast Guard officer spe­ culated that If the hot aul­ phur had come in contact with tho water a steam explosion would follow, musing "tho whole thing lo go up like an atom bomb." The World W ar II Merrhant Marine vessel soiled from Beaumont, Tex., nine dnye ago hound fur Norfolk, Vo. The ship transport* sulphur In heavily insulated steel tanka that are kept at 265 de­ grees by steel colls. The ship's operators, M a r i n o Transport Corp. c f New York, said hauling sulphur ia no more dangerous than hauling oilier cargoes. Tlie Coast Guard ruslicd two ships to rheck what ap­ peared lo he floating debris Sunday night but hours of searching a 200-aquara mils area east uf here produced no true* uf the ship. Til* Coast Guard reported tlie flotsam did nut appear to ha from the vessel, last heard from when it dispatched a radio messogu Fell. 3 while sail­ ing m ar Dry Tortugua in tho Gulf uf Mexico. Tho disappearance o f tha ship recalled another great maritime mystery In the A t­ lantic— the U. 8. Navy sup­ ply ship Cyclop* which van­ ished in 1913 with 809 men aboard* The Cyclops, carrying * car­ go uf manganese, took on cuut at Barbados, then sailed, never lo he heard from again. The last radio message from the Marine Bulphur Queen gave no hint anything was vviong aboard. A scinch fur the grayhulled tanker, built In 1944, wus begun when it failed to reach Norfolk on schedule Thursday. Second Phase O f Interstate Now Underway Work on a 7.6 milt' construelion project on Interstate Itnutc 4 In Semlnnla and Orange Counties started last week, Ihe Mute Road Depart­ ment announced today. A. Max Brewer of TilUaviU*, Rond Board member for Dis­ trict Five, said the $2,642,891 project extends from Mark­ ham Hoad in Seminole Coun­ ty, southerly to Lee Road in Urangr County. Work on this four-lane, di­ vided. superhighway includei clearing, grading, paving, con­ struction of three dual grad* separation bridges, drainage structures and fencing. Herald Index Bridge ___ _ ---- Pago b Classified ___ ___ Page D Comic* — Pag* 8 Dear Atiby ...» Page 6 E d ito ria l____ — - Page 4 Entertainment .... Page 6 Legal!------ Page l i t Puttie --------- — . Tage 8 Society ... page 6 8 port* — -------- Page 1 �(H it #artfnrl» Pag* 2— Mon. Peb. 11, *63 RrraHl Bishop Released From Prison Red Tortures Reported The annual Missionary Con­ vention at Sanford Alliance Church, HOI Park Are., among guest speakers will feature Her. 11. Curwen Smith of Montreal, Canada and Mra. William J. Bauman of Toecoa Falls, Ga. The unique series o f mis­ sionary meetings begin at 7 p.m. today and will continue through next Sunday far the morning and evening worship services. Rev. Smith, a veteran mis­ sionary leader, was in active service for six term* fn Indo China and Viet Nam. Mra. Bauman, In Toccoa Kalla while cn furlough after five terms as a missionary fn Colombia, South America, began her first aaalgnmant In 1031. Convention services a r e open to the public. Mrs. Audrey BUbop, 41, of 213 Colonial Way died Sat­ urday at Semioola Memorial lloipital after a lengthy Uueis. She wai born June S, 1*14 h Colquitt County, Ga., aod cim a bar# from Moultrie, G a„ in IIS*. She was a member of the First Bapt i t Church. Survivors include her busland, Norris and four sons, France, Billy, Gary end Benny, ell of Sanford; bar f:tber, Bob Hart of Moultria; throe brothers, Milton c f Center Hill, Florida; Rob­ ert H., Winter Haven and Myron of Moultrie; three aiilera, Mra. Edna Griffin, Winter Havan; Mra. Mary Lee Norman, Moultrie and Mrs. June Geloes of San­ aa of Sanford. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the First Baptist Church with Rev. Fred B. Chance officiating. Burial will ba in Oaklawn Me moral Cametery. Pall bearers will be Roecoe Gay, Ray Norman, Hart­ ford Everett, Rayford Ever­ ett, Robert Hart and Coy Granger. The body was to be taken to the family residence at 1 p.m. today. Grambow Funoral Hama la In charge of arrangements. Increases in both sale* and taro in *« were reported by Winn Dixie Stores, Inc. during tha M • week period ended Jan. 13. Tha company, which opera t-i n number of supermar­ kets In this area, reported sales of *44*.« 8 , 310. com­ pared with *411,ON,533 dur­ ing the same period last year, an Increase of *31,011,IM or 7.U percent. Earnlngi after taxes dur­ ing this period were *8,*21,233 compared wttb IM U .M 6 last year. Earning* per com­ mon shire were 70 cent* compared with 60 cents, and represent a percentage to sales of 2 and 305 percent, respectively. Shares out­ standing on Jen. 12 were *12,871,442 compared to *12,700,820. VATICAN CITY (LT'I) — Ukranian Archbishop Josyf Stipyi, unexpectedly re­ leased from IS years of “ horrible torture" and im. priaonment in the Soviet Union, met with I’ opc John XXIII for an hour Sunday. A Vatican source said the Pope greeted Msgr. Slipyl "affectionately" and took him into his private chapel where the two gave "a prayer oi thanks" and then had a "very cordial" talk. A spokesman for the Ukranian Pontifical College in Rome said the 70-year-old archbishop of Lwow was "horribly tortured and was forced to do hard labor in Siberia during his Impris­ onment," Msgr. SUpyl'i release from Communist eaptvlty came as a complete surprise. It was Icimed Saturdaynight that he had been freed by the Russians last Christmas. He arrived in Rome at midnight Saturday. Vatican sources said the arch bishop's release was in no way a remit of an agreement between the Kremlin and the Holy See. 'There have been no negolialon* on this matter," the sources said. Msgr. SUpyl was arrested by the Russians April ll, t9 «, because his prcdcccssor as arch bishop of Lwow bad played host to German army officers during the war. according to a booklet of the Ukranian college. The college said the arch- liisticp, whs is sprltual lead* er of all Eastern Kite Cat Ik ollcs In the Ukraine, was .sentenced to eight years of forceJ labor In a Siberian "slave labor camp” on charges of collalwratln { with the Naris. Elbert Hubbard, famous au­ thor, lost his life when tha I.usituniu went down. COMMITTEE CHAIRM EN In charge o f planning this year’s Fried Chicken Dinner sponsored annually by the Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, are, seated from left, John Farina, assistant general chairman; Carl Lommler, supplies; Chief Claude Layo, general chulrman; stunding, Ted Waltz, home delivery; Garland Shuw, assistant cook; Morris Rudolph, parking and Mayor A. R. Lormann, publicity. (Herald Photo) W IN N -D IX IE PORK it GOVT. INSPECTED to Insure you of top quality. To insure FRESHNESS Winn-Dixie Pork is refriger­ ated from the time we receive it 'til you take it home. Tender, juicy, lean and dose | trimmed. Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru February 13, 1963 ttINN-DlllC ITOIII. INC. cor fright — TW O N E W E AG LE SCOUTS, Mika William* and Harvey Francisco, re­ ceive the congratulations o f their Scoutmaster Lt. (j g ) , P. H. Wlreman o f Troop 500, at the Camporee held over tha weekend In Fort Mellon Park. Sunday, Scouts o f the ares, attending the camp went to church In uni­ formed groups, in observance o f Scout Sunday. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake PTA To Join County Council By Hhlrlry Wentworth The Parent-Teecher Asso­ ciation o f the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School last week vot­ ed unanimously to Join with the fleinluole County Council of PTA'a. An organisational meeting of the council will be held at 0:30 a.m., March A, at the Ly­ man High School at whlrh Uma representatives from L y­ man, Altamonte Spring* Ele­ mentary, S o u t h Seminole Junior High and Pinecrvst Elementary will be present. Appointed • * delegatee to attend a meeting o f the flemlnols County Parent-Teacher Council were Allen Forward end Mra. Preaton Elliott. This meeting will he held at 0:30 a.m., Feb. lit) at Die llcur Lake School. By Ikoona Eetee Preliminary plana for cele­ brating the fifth anniversary of tha F I r a t Panatcostal Church of Longwood ware made at the regular monthly meeting of the l«d lcs Auxili­ ary held at the Church at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mra. M. I* McDaniel, Auxili­ ary president, conducted the irssicn. Reports of proceed* from the recunl rummago sales and tha sale of news­ papers were read by Mra. Thomas L. Alruy, secretarytrraaurer of the group, flection Two Ladles Auxili­ ary Rally will be held at the Kirat Pentecoital Church on Saturday, Kcb. 23, beginning ul 3 p.m. The Church Fifth Anniversary Celebration will be combined with this Rally. Dinner will be served on the Church grounds at 6:30 p.m. followed by special RlngspiraHon, Music ami Fellowship Meeting at 0:46 p.UI. The special speaker for till* occasion will SAVE WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS he announced later. U 1* huped that tha Missionary from Alaska will be able to be present as tha L*diea Auxiliary of flection Two supports two of the mis■fonary girl*, Debbie ltuth Carnley, nine, and Denies Carniey, aix year* of age. Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor o f Kirat Pentecostal Church, l.ongwuud, la flection Two Ladles Auxiliary President. The Longwood ladlea were awarded the coveted Achieve­ ment Banner at the laet Sec­ tional Hnlly. Thirteen meinbera enjoyed light rvfreihmeuta during the foclal hour following the butltte,* M-R-luu. Dcvctlons were conducted by Rev. Grant. Washing diapers and baby clothes in vary hot water is usually sufficient from the standpoint uf health protec­ tion, and there is no need to boil them—uules* your doctor specifically advises tills. Chops Dog Food No. Vi CAN You save 4$$g e eon m Kw* Mieeiol price. Thru Wednesday sniy. Unit 3 with food order. Fresh, Firm Golden Ripe BANANAS Great for snacks and to pack In school lunches. Everybody loves Bananas. KCD BUSS Ma x w e l l P o ta to ** 5't> t»e39* By - WOODROW CASH |MR» * . f ' , For us "old timers" Valentine's * j bring- u fiend .f meiuntic-. IS*-inember tin- valentine* of yriteiduy ir, ^ H l.1 . , , the big rod hearts with their rev p B V splendent frills of paper lacs I The K d* { I ' M valentine* didn’t lu-t very Inn* , , . ,■ ' l l tii* lac* soon started to curl sround ;« > the edges . . . but they live long in 'A 1 memory, ^1# », s ’ ' M -I i r , ®. <** And speaking ,,1 laee . . . or any ( *i ] equally delicute and lovely design ill j , . .. .. fabric for women’s more elegant blouse* and drosrs . . . there's no­ thing more dlB-‘‘hr*rt"-enlng to u woman than to have her fragile finery treated roughly so Hint its fresh luvellncss is lost. Homing* o f Royal Crown Cota Co. and Consolidated Subsidiaries fer the year end­ ed December 31, 1062 amount­ ed to *1,860,747 <*1.43 per ahare’ after providing *1,064,000 for federal and atata In­ come taxes; as compered with earning* of *1,363,367 <11.10 par shads) for the year 1081, after providing 11,363,000 for federal and slat* inrom* teas*. Rales and profits for the year reached -tha highest point In the Company’e history. January, 1003 was tha 17lh consecutive month o f sale* In­ crease. TEMPER GLAJWEN Run cool water over cold glasses before washing them la bot attda. Thla temper* the g la ii to prevent cracking ( from a sudden change in tern• peraturo. I tr J. II. ROSSMAN receittly wu* npjtolnted as Hjteriitl Agent o f the Jitckaonville Orilirutry Agency, Prudential IIIHttrance Co. o f America, by L. Cottrell Tally, munuKcr. Riwitmitn, in the InaurHiire buslneea fo r a number o f yearn, has lived in the Longwood ire s for the past nine year*. (Herald Photo) • * D . Mnny fabrics in women’ * vlotb«>. « spec Ially the de­ licate laee* and overlay* and unusual siting you’ll find in cocktail and availing dresses, require >per is! bundling when they’re cleaned. Their cleaning can't be a muss production affair. They require careful, individual at­ tention and extra rare. When you bring ycur best clothes to us, you ran l,e sure of this personal attention to details, pin, the thorougli knowledge of rleuning techniques and of fabrics Dial assure* you that your clothes will come bark to you aafs . , . and clean! Wu pick up and deliver, DOWNTOWN C LE AN E R S 4 113 PALMETTO AVE. LAU ND ERSRS PHONE FA 2-12*1 id \ Cream Pies 2 - 8 9 B r rf ■ W IST M A K IRISH FROZKN WHOLK S Strawberries 3 jg F 51 D IX II DARLING INRICHKD FAMILY SIZE jC l. Loaf Bread 2 - 29 �>1 fe e fa r l Mon. Feb. 11, ’63— Pnpre 3 Grralh Group Named To Find 'Miss Seminole' Civitans of Sanford, who will have charge of the con­ test to find Miss Seminole County, have appointed chairI men to the various commit­ tees for the event. A. K. "K ay” Shoemaker and Dr. Ed Lindsey, chairmen of tbs- rules committee, arc drawing up the regulatiuns to cover the event, and Ham­ mond Polk was appointed to secure the judges. Prices (or the winner will lie under the direction ol Charles Kampl. Clyde I-one. IJoyd Swain and Gene Esiridge. Parade arrangements will be made by Brad Foley and Bob Brisson and Civic Center arrangements by Dr. A. W. Woodall and Lloyd Thomas, Sal Manfre and Joe Den­ nison will have charge of mapping out the program and / J BltlZK I1EKF Hi the Thrift way St me on U.'itli and Park, is the dressed mil champion o f the Southeastern Fat Stork show at Ocala, purchased by store owner Joe Gnzil in his contimimjr efforts to brinjr the best foods to his customers. From left are Leonard Beal, Jerry Wnlder, Ed Franke. Joe Guzil and Elmo Adams. (Herald Photo) securing live master of cere-1 will be airanged by Dili I toy. I and the committee on applies-1 Price. Gil Dagle. Bill Ktino* monies, and program printing |Klinefelter and John Brum-1 The sponsors for each girl I lions vvill be headed by Don |fetter and Wemlell Davis, K FOOD FAIR elly s SHOPPING CENTER 25th & PARK O PEN 9 til 9 Mon. — Thurs. — Fri. 9 til 6 Tucs. — Wed. — Sot. Have You Considered Trading? Scouts Attend Church Services By lavulte Slmutirk In celebration of Boy Scout Week, the boys in Altamonte Troop M, as well as the Ex­ plorer Tr«*tp. attended church in a body on Sunday dressed in full uniform. The boys attended the vs Peter Pyne, ctux, mtg, let , clux, mtg, fcl. a. m. service at the Alta­ F «l, Nat'l Mtg. Assn. vs. Floridu Loan Co. Inc. vs. monte Community Chapel, Itichard liaub, ctux. mtg. Charles R. Turner, Jr., ctux sponsors of the troop. fcl. chattel mtg. fcl. Symptoms ol Dlstisss Arising bom East Brookh n Saving Bank Edward Weirick vs Irene vs Martin II. Spath, ctux. Final Divorce Decrees ctal, mtg. fcl. Horton Weirick due to Bowery Savings Bank vs Janies A. Sebourn vs Nan­ QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Hubert Buccini, ctal mtg. cy Selwum fcl. Ernest Cowley vs Harriet A lt A b o u t I S - D a y trial O f t o i 1 Boston Five Cent Savings Cowley ••<nPtt.ir Bank vs Michael J. A. Wil­ TJHAMMWr h*t»lwninld Gussie Robinson vs John WILLAAO I, * rt Ilf I o < t r m i* on» ni <l»In » ■>»in* In™ son Jr. ctux, ctal mtg, (cl. W Robmson S t* m ath an.1 Du*4*f>«l U l « r t <1ur hi I> N. Y. Savings Bank v* Sy­ m i l l l l - f m D I(«t lM .t * w * U e *l St.m.ih, Oh i Iiwm. HMritwn, U h |lvia L. Meunicr, mtg (cl. ll«in*H. ’nCltm SiW. V'V W First Fed. S. and L. Assn, Japan’s Ainu people expccl "W IIIW , Mh i i i i " .huh luttgr ncUini Ow homa trratinrm—trM-si of Orlando vs John Dixon, a husband to destroy his t'uusls Unix Store ctal, mtg. fcl. house when his wife dies in it VliltrynotilH Drug Co. Suffolk Franklin Savings will he conveyed to heaven for Iloumillnl A Ander-on llrugs Bank vs WilUnu C. Parker, her use. 1'ourhlon Drug Cn. GENERAL 2 - DOOR REFRIGERATOR Courthouse Records i* McCoughan Mtg. Co., Inc. vs. ltunlcr Archer, clux, mtg. Tel. Adrain U. Howell, ctal vs. * ’ Edmond D. Lowe, ctux suit to quiet title East Ilivcr Savings Dak vs. Amos Eldridge, clux mtg. fcl. Seaman's Bank (or Savings, X. Y. vs. Stanley Behnry, ctux. mtg. fcl. Aetna Life Ins. Co. v*. Ere. dcrick Hussey, Jr., mtg. fcl. Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co vs. James L. Kidd, ctux, mlg fcl. Holloway Material Corj> vs r . and G. Development Corp. Ninth Fed S. and L. Assn. ELECTRIC STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID AUTOMATIC DEFROST General llecttk St might Une design put* 11.1 cn. 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With Truile sot EA SY C R E D IT T E R M S - UP TO 36 M O N T H S TO PAY �Support F o r F red erick Gordon Frederick has qualified fo r Mack Cleveland's vacated house aeat and the Herald heartily endors­ es his candidacy. Mr. Frederick has served thla county in the Legislature since 18B6, a member o f the powerful appropri­ ations committee, he has time and time again looked out fo r the people o f this county. It was Mr. Frederick who fought County Commissioners on the legis­ lation to take away #50,000 fo r teachers from the county road and bridge fund. Peter Edson S P E A K IN G O F PO LARIS M ISSILES-! Political It was Mr. Frederick who strong­ raise fo r the commission who nad only been in o f­ fice 18 days. It is unusual for a newspaper to come out in favor o f a candidate be­ fore any "token” opposition forms. We feel we need his experience in the House to aid newcomer Joe Davis plan for this state’s future growth and development. Mr. Frederick has served this county well In the Capital halls. We hope the people will see fit to allow him to continue his effective, and visionary service. ly opposed any nay W ASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Many Americans couldn't ear* teas about the hassle between French President Charles de Gaulle and British Prime Min­ ister Harold Macmillan over Britain's admission to the Common Market. But there's one angle o f this that every American ha* an Interval In. It’a how much American triad chicken the Common Market countries will aat and what the price will be. Export of American poultry meats to tho aix EEC— Euro­ pean Economic Community— or Common Market countries has dropped nearly 60 per cent In the last year. Letters To T h e E d itor J. A. Calhoun really on tha ball? They were Dear Mr. Editor: 2030 Mellonvllle Ava. 1 weald like to raise a taw aaklog for faeta and figures Ph. FA M M « and were using their pencils queiUona sad comment* on Ed. Note. ( I I Is publicto try to make them work out. the pipeline Uiue. 1 am Inter­ Didn’ t you also notice thst the knowledge and was reported ested somewhat es 1 live on other'two were not interested in tbo Herald that Mr. MeDeaville Are. tod It will in facts and figures? It look­ Chase does not own that come throufh my front yard. ed to me like they were doodl­ property. Why shouldn't Mr. Krider be interested la the It so happens that I am aa ing. pipeline; w h y shouldn’t employe of the A.C.L. Rail­ Mr. Editor: I hive finally road of which I am proud. I been convinced that If the every cltlsen of Sanford be am writing this on my own Navy really wants a pipeline interested? Why do we al­ •ad it Is aot being approved which they aay they need, end ways have to deal in per­ by tha A.C.L. Rail road; U U have recently briefed the com­ sonalities around here in­ strictly none of their buslaaii. missioners on the great sav­ stead of issues?) The Issue involve* people ings they will make In having On both tide*, and I think the pipeline. Walt, Larry, 1 Open letter to the Citizens should bo stated frankly. cannot get through my thick of Seminole County; Question: Who art the Indi­ skull why they keep forget­ gome of you probably have viduals that own tha ao-callsd ting that someona is going to already decided as to your Sanford Plpo Co.? have to pay for tho transpor­ vote In the forthcoming spo Question: Has It been or­ tation from Jacksonville to dal election. Thinking that ganised? Question: H ive they tho lake front. you should have a choice, I run a notice la your paper If tho Navy wanta the pipe­ had given serious considers that they are uaiag a fictitious line their own and wanta Uoa to filing in this election ■erne which is required by it run down Mellonvllle Ave„ for the unexplred term of Cleveland. However, law? I would like to be the flrit one Mr. One out of town paper stated to offer them the right of way “ Around the Clock*’ of Feb. flu t they era a taxpaying at M g Mellonvllle Ave., end I carried a not so subtle or Joan found herself In desperation, however, veiled advice or threat — company. I will dig tha ditch. against my filing. This could toned In a small modern Joan did open the window and Question: Who are they pay­ I am proud of the Navy also apply to other Interested type ef dungeon. And thou­ eagerly watched the side­ ing their taxes to? being in Sanford. They are a citizens. sands of other adults, at walk for a pedestrian. Question: Why would Mr. part of us and wo ara e part Randall Chase put ao much In this wonderful country well aa children, elan get An hour passed and still of them. pressure on Mr. Tom Rice of ours, we have always be­ locked in similar domestic nobody came In tight, for Navy plpellna, YES. Private lieved that the people—and (president of the A.C.L. Rail­ “ prisons’ ’ oo take a mom­ their house was on a dead­ road) to gat him to stop the pipeline. NOI NO! I am afraid not aome newspaper reporter end street with little traffic loeal employes from protest­ that it would have an odor of should elect thoao whom we ent to survey your borne. of any tort thereon. ing tha pipeline as you stated soma kind, and U wouldn’t want to represent us In the Then teach your children About 0:30, however, a boy smeU like JP-3. various branches of govern­ • few ef the simple safe­ strolled along. He was about In your paper? Tha fuel expert from Waah- ment. Also, thst It Is the in­ ty measure* In case they 12 years old, so Joan called Now come on, Larry. Ques­ tion: Does Mr. Chase really Ington gave the flguro 548,000 escapable duly of the press ■tart choking on smoke. till she finally attracted his own the property oa which tbo barrels to bo pumped annual­ to print the truth of what CASE 0-tS3: Joan Crane la attention. Sanford Pipe Co. tanks are ly, and Mr. Krider gave at has happened, correctly In­ my sister-in-law. Then she told him she was to bo located, or is U unfair the commissioners' matting a forming the public In all Last winter my brother, Dr. locked In the bathroom and matters, then let the people figure of M,000,000 gallons. If gossip going around? John B. Crane, the econom­ would he pleas# go home and Question: Why is Mr. Krider 42 gallons la correct for one make their own decisions. ist, had left on a speaking get a screwdriver for her. a* Interested In (hie give-away barrel of oil his figure would They also are capable of trip for several days, so Joan She wanted him to toss It thinking and deciding. In disregard to private proper­ bo 810,000 barrels. was all alono In tha house. upon the roof so she could MO,000 barrels at 25 cent* per Has one newspaper report­ ty, end with no payroll? It was Saturday morning. use It to remove the binges b a r r e l — approximately er the right and the qualifi­ She had entered the bath­ on the door. In the last commissioners’ $107,000.00 cations to make decisions for room, wearing her night­ meeting which brought throe But the boy told Joan he •no's" for the pipeline you Ota,000 barrels at 05 cents per you? To single out one can­ gown, and abscntmlndedly was late for his Saturday b a r r e l — approximately didate, however capable and had turned the lock on the catechism Stated thM the votera would class, but be $1M,000.00 qualified he may be, then door, although she waa the would get her the screwdriv­ kave their day at the polls. I wonder if they ara going tell you that you must vote only person In the bouse. Larry, I set right behind er when he returned. you, and all that I <*>uld make to put their stock on tha mar­ for him? And warn others Alas, when sha triad to Joan waited patiently, tut of tha evidence prevented ket. If you can find out let not to file? Thank God that leave, the lock stuck. She meanwhile hoping somebody In our American way of life couldn't got the door open. else would walk along the was that It was going to cost me know. It waa very Interesting lo —you have the right of mak­ Hastily site looked around street tha taxpayers motw money, to ace If there waa anything yet they ware talking about a notice that the attorney for ing your own decisions. But nobody else came In Give this and other mat­ she could u:c as a makeshift sight, so Joan began to wor­ savings. Somehow they forgot the pipeline was very reluc to tell about the coat of trans­ tant to admit the priee was ters serious thought and let's aerewdrlver to unfasten tha ry lest the boy had forgotten her. After another anxious portation oa the fuel from 01 cents from the lakcfront keep ours—a government of hinges on the door. Hut, as Is true of the usual hour, tbc lad finally reap­ the people, by the people, Jacksonville to the lakafroaL to tha base. I commend these men for and for the people, that we ao bathroom, there was nothing peared and tossed a screw­ It wea liter brought out reluc­ driver up to her. tantly that tha bids had not voting their convictions anil dearly love, fought for, and available. She then unfastened the And the only other possible not bowing to a pressure hundreds of thousands have been ML Now coma on, Larry: Don't group that has been with us died for. We can not and exit was a narrow window screws that held the hinges and thus was able to lift shall not tolerate any other. that led out upon the roof. you think tbo throe that voted before. Sincerely, Joan hesitated to try this the bathroom door out of Us Respectfully yours "no” were the one* that wars Vernon W. Dunn window, for the roof was cov­ frame and thus escape from (Ed. Note: That waa eer- ered with snow. Besides, she her prison. tatoly no threat Cnrly. Just couldn't get down from the So It might benefit all of like you a# much doa't want roof, anyway, unless some­ us to lesva a screwdriver to aee you get upset when body would come along the and a pair of pliers in the the Pork Choppers comer street and bring her a lad­ bathroom in case of such aa you In those halls.) der. emergency. It waa over 29 m i l l i o n pounds a month at tha and of 1901, only 15 million pounds a month at the end o f 1902 — and beaded downward. A principal reason for the drop was a 26 per cent price Increase. This was caused en­ tirely by new Common Market trade restrictions in the form o f Import fees. Before the Common Market laid down Its agricultural pol­ icy last August, American poultry— broilers, fowl, frown and canned meats—could be landed In Eurupe at S1.4 cents D W C To M eet This Thursday Dr. Crane's W orry C linic OUR BOARDING HOUSE Sometimes children will al­ so lock themselves Inside and then grow so terrified they can't get the door open. In such an event, what would you mothers do? And that Is especially true If your bathroom door has the hinges on the inside where you can't gel access to them. Many door hinges have a metal center pin that can be removed, at least with a pair of pliers. But if those hinges are on the wrong side of the door, then you are helpless. So take a quick look at your bathroom door to make sure. And if the hinges are on the Inside, keep a spare screwdriver In your medicine cabinet for Just such an em­ ergency aa befall Joan.' Furthermore, deliberately Instruct your children In what to do If they should ever wake up, almost overcome with smoke, with the house on fire. Many youngsters die from smoke suffocation when they might bo saved If they were taught to grope for a window and smash tb# glass with their shoe. The February meeting of the South Seminole Demo­ cratic Women's Club will meet at 11 a. m. this Thursday at the Rlksba Inn In Fern Park. The business meeting will be followed by a Dutch treat luncheon at noon. Seminole County Sheriff Luther Hobby is expected to be the guest speaker. Suggestions for sponsoring fundraising projects will be requested by Mrs. Dorothy Grimwood, ways and means chairman. Any citizen or resident of the United States who, within the calendar year, mnkea gifts in excess of $3,000 to any one individual, or any gift of a fu­ ture interest regardless of val­ ue, must file a gift tax return on or before April IS of the following year. Notebook New U. 8. “ trad# esar," for. a pound on tha average. The Germans levied a 4.5 cents a mer Secretary o f Eftato Chris­ pound tariff on that to protect tian A. Herter, has gone to domestic poultry raisers, but Europe as Kennedy’s chlaf the 35.9 cent price was com­ negotiator under tha U. 8. petitive with European whole­ Trade Expansion A et passed sale prices. Under the Common Market, by the last Congress. One o f the 4.5 cent* duty has been his principal Jobe will be to dropped, but four additional work for removal or lowering of all EEC trade restrictions. Import fee* have been added. Thla Is dona by filing what These eatras add up to 13.3 are known as Article 23 pro­ cents a pound. The price of American poultry delivered In ceedings under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Europe thua goes to tt.7 cents a pound average. This is far Trade. The United States already higher than EEC domestic prices. U. 8. poultrymen can't has started such proceedings compete with it and their against France, West Ger­ European market is fast dis­ many and Belgium. Earlier proceeding* against Italy re­ appearing. sulted in withdrawal o f their Tho U. S. government la fees. kicking about this, naturally. The new Trade Expansion It wasn't mentioned In the of­ Act set a firm policy In at­ ficial communique, but when tacking restrictions against German Chancellor K o n r a d exports of both Industrial and Adenauer was In Washington agricultural products. last fall. President Kennedy It provides that tha U. S. complained to him about i t may take “ protective action" After a long debate In the by raising similar reitrlction* Bundestag, German Import on Import* from countries fees were cut two cents n that discriminate a g a i n Ft pound. American exports. Whether Adenauer and De In the case of France, the Gaulle discussed this when United States might Impose they elgned their h i s t o r i c Import fees on such things as, treaty of co-operntion also well — French wines, goose waa not mentioned In their liver and cheese. That would communique. create a real test on who Other things are involved, would chicken out and lie the though chicken has become a flrat to cry "Undo Sami” symbol In this battle. The Common Market has thrown up restrictions on U. 8. wheat and wheat flour, feed grains, Radio Repair rice, tobacco and vegetable SERVICE oils. Cotton, soybeans, hides and ikins, tallow, oil cake and COMPLETE TV REPAIR — All Make* — meal are getting a better break. ADMIRAL F r a n e e has restriction* Sales and Servlea against A m e r i c a n apples, pears, prunes, citrus fruits, canned fruits and Juices us T V and RAD IO well as many industrial prod­ 2500 W. 1st 8L FA 2-839S ucts. TRANSISTOR HATCHER EST. 1935 INSURANCE AT 114 So. 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Feb. 11, *63— Page 5 Bank Gets 9 7 January Donors * K A N D Y CHASE, Future Teacher, works with Mrs. Shirley Weems, eighth grade English teacher at Sanford Junior High, as they grade and record the work given to students during the week o f teacher aide assistance. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Response to appeals for help from the Seminole County* Blind Bank huve been gtutifyilig. Ralph Wight II, chuirman, announced as he re­ leased figures showing that 97 persons donated a pint of blood during tbe month of January. "This fine response to the needs that can come to any of us nt any time, serves as a safety factor for everybody," Wright said. There were 33 persons who came in ami were accepted to givu their first pint of blood, four of them women. (Not all persons who volunteer are able to give blood, for vary­ ing reasons, and an examina­ tion must bo made ul each visit.) Top donors this month was Robert B. Johns who gave bis 22nd pint; Frank Holmes and Claude Hawkins, each gave 20 pints; Clifford Proctor and David Green, 17 pints. Henry Faint received M> Two Gallon Certificate for giving his 10th pint o f blood, and John Hexwirchcn is only one pint away nt his 15lh do* nation. John Fortier gave his 14th; Joe Znvrotny and S. B. Coghum their 13th; Harry W il­ son and Marvin VVarfel their 12th; Ed Davis and Willard Sessions, their 11th; Rnymond Hall and Jim Pigott, their 10th and Jesse Crews his ninth. Three men nod one woman hit tho Gallon Club murker and rcclved their key chains. They included Elizabeth Wilke, Hubert Smith, Lewis Schwcichert and John Buhl. Just behind them at seven pints are llritt Yates, Alvin Illttcll, Leroy Noppcr, Chris­ tine Robertson and Wilfred Smorcwskl. Sixth pint donors are Carcni Gager, Lester Tillis, Louis Sweeten, Silas Lackey, G o o r g a Bromberg er, and Ralph Schwelchcrt. A t five are David Berrien and Willard Young and hulfgntlon donors include Kenneth S it s w , Elwyn Humphreys, Gordon Meyer, Harley W il­ helm, Raymond Lord, Stanley Pulaski and Glenn McCall. Three pint donors were F.lva Pearson, Judy A sen sic, Robert McCnskill, Hnrshctl Harris Jr., Alvin Thompson, Oscar Bcrtrang. L. A. Tiaon, Humie Wiggins, Cecil Abney, James Rafter, Richard Sites and Harry Leslie. Coming in for the second round were Sammy Hills, Sara Jacobson, Royal Conrad, Rob­ ert Gay, Richard Brooke, Lloyd Seube, Wilour Yentsch, Patricia Johnson, o loll Hunt, Henry Uefl.Me, James Rlntleinunn, ami Edward Wilson. Donating for the first time, many of them because of tho freu movie passes issued at the Atoviclund Drive-In by Manager Hugh Prince, to those who pledged to donate blood, were the following per­ sons; T o ni m y C r o w , James Wright, Dewey W i l b u r n , Charles Jones, Susan Byrd, Fred Bins. Walter Britton, Edward Miller, Charles Beal son, Olin Boatwright and Henry Knowles. Raymond Ols­ Kathleen Purdy. zewski, Charles I.ipfnrd, A l­ fred DeLottibeumlieno, Jim McGruthcr, Willie Lee Hills, DOBS Donald Clark. Karl Fetid, Mrs. Jean Converse, Avery Fields, Willie Mnrshall, K e n n e t h M A K E Y O U FEEL O LD 4H*r 33, common Kidney or W idder Xr* Meriea, Michael Myntt, Car­ rlMtloni often occur »nd m *r jo t tenae and nenoui from too fr o w n * los Raines, Travis Pence, Mrs. both d »y and r.t.ht. Accondf ©it m »r lot* *>rp tudi itttitr frora Patricia Pence, Joseph Veuyo, irilFji H f*d «ch f», flitfcGcfit and feet old. tiredl lit such Irritation. C Y 9 T U George Phillips, Raymond Jrprtited. usually htin» i fa il, relatln r efimfort bi Rooney, W i l l i a m Treplor, turbine lrrlu tin * irrrai In itronr, aclc Jtine and by snaUeale pain relief. Oel Richard Jones, Calvin Thomp­ *"«nTX at druiaUU. ft»l better fan G etting Up N PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY quantity rights z (•served 2460 P A R K A YE. r at 25th ST. SANFORD, FLA. 1 m s LIKE THESE... THERE ARE 3 DENOMINATIONS 5 0 Z PKG F.F. DELU XE WAGNER'S SUGAR DONUTS “ £29 OF MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS TO H ELP YOU F IL L YOUR SAYER BOOKS EASIER A FASTER. 4 FU TU R E TEACH ER Sandy Slayton, right, helps Donald Tyre, Pinecrest fifth gruder ut the hoard, as teacher Mrs. Alice Williams observes tho work. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Teacher Aides Lending Hand Seminole County teachers had the asziitance of 37 teach­ er aidea laat week in their job o f educating Seminulo Coun­ ty children. A t tho same lime, the tencher aides, who are membera of tho Seminole High School chapter o f the Future Teachere o f America, gained vnlu. a b 1 o classroom experience from their week spent in the classroom, in actual teaching situations. "The purpose of thia weeklong program la to encourage student to enter tho teaching profession, and in this man­ ner tho student receives first­ hand experience in this field," asld Mra. Mary Joyce llato- man, FT A sponsor. Other sponsors are Miss Grace Mario Stinciphcr and Dick Burnett. To he selected as a teach­ er's aide, the future teacher must he u junior or senicr, have earned points for serv­ ice in the FTA, have the ap­ proval of each teacher and Ihu principal. Thu student must maku up all his own clnsswork that he misses, dur­ ing the week and write a paper concerning his experi­ ences. Thu following schools and students participated In the week’s program i Randy Itirimrds at Hear Lake Elementary; K a r e n Vegetable Market * i I I d New York Friday, Flo­ rida cabbage was slightly stronger. Small to medium ■lee sold for $3 00-14.00 per crate, mostly $3.50 $4.00. Cel­ ery was unchanged at $3.25$3.76 per crate for 2 to 3 dozen «Ue. Mostly $3.50$3.75, and 4 doren size was $3.00-$3.50, mostly $3 23 $3.50. Cartons of 33 film wrapped celery hearts were $3.25-$3.50. Chinese cabbage brought $2.25 - $2 50 per per crate for larger sizes, with some medium sizes sellng for $3.00 • $3.25. Endive ranged from $2.75 ■ $3.75, mostly $3 00 * $3.25 and esearole was higher at $2.50$3.50 per crate, mostly $2.75$3.23. Itig Boston lettuce was also slightly higher, with crates of 24 heads selling at $4.0o and a few at $4 50. Ro­ ma irse was a bit lower, at mostly $2.25 - $2-50, with a few best at $3.00 * $3.30. Mustard greens in celery crates sold for $3 50, and curly parsley, in crates of 5 dozen hunches, ranged from $2.50 • $3.50. Radishes were 75 cents to $1.25 per basket of 30 - 6 or. film bags, mostly $1.00 and water cress brought 10-15 cents per bun­ ch, mostly 12-15 cents. In Central Florida Thurs­ day, celery sold for $2 25 per crate of 2 to 8 dozen size. Cabbage was $2.30 - $2 75 per crate and $2.00 - $2.75 per 50-lb. sack. Red cabbage aold for $2 SO - $2.75 per crate with a very few small lots bringing $3.00. Students To See Peaceful Uses O f Atomic Energy IB. • Sanford Furniture Co. • Cu m U • Furniture • Tile * Pianos • Rental Beda S A U S A G E .... 3 - * l FR A N K S 3 FARMER GRAY SKINLESS LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED ICED SMNISH BAR CAKE 1202 < 1 PKGS 16 OZ S IZ E REG 25# VALUE STREAK-0-LEAN W HITE BACON 3 *1 QUICK FROZEN OCEAN 29< SAVE 20 OZ LOAVES LADY FAIR KIMGUZI W H ITE BREAD 2/39t “ FLAVOR PACKED-lN-EVERY-SUCE" PERCH FILLETS 3 - *1 ORANGE JUICE 3 ♦! TERMITES SW ARM ING? CARDINAL BRAND PURE FRESH NIICMANTS LADY FAIR H OZ FILLED IT R U tllL COFFEE RING At Our tUgvt.f lew Prina EXPIRES 2-13-43 myy.mmm YOUR CHOICE! O N ALI. HOME FIX-UP Grocery Values A -l IN S .C O FFEE CHASE & SANBORN GIANT 10 OZ JAR FYNE-TASTE INSTANT GIANT 10 OZ JAR T O ILE T while or color* T IS S U E C A L L OUR — Home And Property OVER 35 Y E A R 8 A t First & Palmetto (Alongside old post efflee) FARMER GRAY HOT OR MILD Thu program, sponsored by the United States Atomic Enrrgy Commission, I* pre­ Whigham, Chris Thomas at vented by tho Oak Ridge In­ stitute of Nuclear Studies, Grammar School; Dion Boston at Lake Mon­ Oak Ridge, Tenn. roe; I’atty Glenn Johnson, Marilyn Hunt, Susan Phngan, To keep your dinette table Linda Hunt, Myra Meeks, and chair logs from making Linda Sue Williams at South- marks on your vinyl floor, side; glue pieces of heavy wool fab­ Johnnie Gore, Susie Hnl- ric or old carpet to the bot­ back, Linda A. Williams, toms of the legs. Chairs will Sandy Slayton, Eddie Hamil­ slide easier and theru will be ton, Bedford Aiken at Pine- no marks on the floor. crest. Danny Dunn, Jennifer Thompson, D I a n HatkcU, Kathy Gussow and Theresa Spears at South Seminole Junior High; Jcannle Hcop, Ann Farlesa, Barbara Buckler, Maureen Firestone, Pum Jones, Brenda Brown, Cent Wheatland, Susl Deal, Marianne Humphrey, Barbara Miller, Robert Murrle, Don MrMurray, K. W. Lamlrcss, Bub Bolt, Randall Chase ami Tim Burrowmnn at Sanford Junior High School, Regardless of the Job you want dona—large or small . . . • Baked Goods M EA T SALE! "This Atomic World," a demonstration lecture pro­ gram will bo presented in an assembly program at Sem­ inole High School on Feb. Phone TB 8-5851 f**r FltKK modernization sur­ rey. We V lake care of e»«r>thing. Improvement we can do it all from start to flnWh . . . material., workmen and fInsuring and put It ull ON 4INB IIILI. for ca.y monthly payment. PLUMBING Y.17-92 itizaar limit -1 pks 19t T A L L CANS PET EVAP. MILK 7/*l 00 T A L L CANS FYNE-TASTE •V U & lB . VINERY 4 ROLL PKG. AYE. Phone SANFORD •1 6th ST. FA 2*0500 520 M A P LE evap. m i u a n ** LIMIT -1 COFFEE (you choice)WITH$2.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER FANCY GOLDEN RIPE H A BAH AN AS LBlIlt �ifljr franfarh Pajrc 6— Mon. Feb. 11/63 Krraln Mrs. M cGuire Hostess For Coffee VAH-7 wivea held their reg­ ular monthly coffee, Friday, at Uia home of t in , O, W. McGuire. The V a l e n t i n e theme wee artUtleally em­ ployed with lace heart Invi­ tation* and Valentine decora­ tion*, Mr*. L. A. llcath, the new »klppcr of conducted the budncti ing and welcomed back Mr*. H. A. Moreland, wife of the new executive officer of the squadron. Cdr. Moreland was previously altached to VAH-7. Committee head* far the coming ilx month* were nam­ ed. They Include: Mr*. A. M. Campbell, trcaaurer; Mra. T. J. Cann, hospitality: Mra. R. L. Conn, historian; Mr*. R. E. Lavender, bridge; Mr*. R. L. Wright, publicity; Mr*. W. C. Holton, telephone, and Mr^. H. A. Moreland, welfare. Mr*. R. C. Young and Mr*. R. M. Ihlal, newcomer* to VAH-7 wive** club, were traduced. A gucit enjoying the coffee with the Peacemaker* wa* Mr*. W. Kiod of New Jcncy, mother of Mr*. C. II. Kru*e. Other* attending were, Mra. D. W. Heieau, Mra. R. W. Martin. Mr*. H. L. Monroe, M n. D. E, Parrish, Mra, G. M. Ryman, Mr*. G. / F. Scheidcr, Mr*. 0. W. Uffman, Mr*. C. C. Well* and Mra. J. A. Bum*. Mrs. Davis Tha Shirley Smith Circle of the Ploecreet Baptist Church held the monthly bus Incat and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Davia, 1104 Maple Ava. Mra. George Fleet led the devotions and Mra. Donald El IU, claaa president, pre­ sided at the buslnea* session. Letters of appreciation were read from Mr*. Shirley Smith. In Hong Kong and the girl that the circle eponsors at the children's home In Lake­ land, Members deckled to con­ tinue making cancer pad* for th* cancer society. M n. Ellis presented an interesting program on "Christian Witness­ ing." Mra. William Guess was welcomed as a new member. Others present were Mrne*. Harold Sherwood, Harley Syltea, Cliff Abel*, Voile Wil­ liams Jr., Jim Jerolgan, Adwon Clark, Gerald Fitzger­ ald, M. L. Rshorn. Robert Craig and Johnny Herrin. M O ND AY P. M. Site I D (»> Cl) l : « t (2) *: !• (3) Channel S Newsroom K n n l n s llaport Warn# rouchtr Editorial Slavic Momenta In Sports 1:11 ( I ) Newacopa (*> Xtld-Kla. Eva. tteport l:]S IS) Spurn Picture (*| Ktutorial Comment 1:10 (l| llenneaey I I ) Weather Hhow 1:11 I I ) tlrerard N e a i 1:10 (>) Hporta Report 1:11 l » ) orbit IS) Ilunllar-Drlnktax 7"0* 1*1 lltprord 1:00 111 Xilrnl Service IS) ttlaeet Till IS) Walter CronXIte 1:10 (3) Monday Nila At Tha Movlae I t ) To Trll Tha Truth 10) Tlia Dakota* 1:00 i d l‘r * Dot A Secret 1:10 I I ) Salnta A Sinners 10) IMMeman I d Th# I.ucy Show 1:0# I t ) Stoner llurha ( I ) Danny Thomaa Show 0:10 t ! ) K.larnhower on Lin­ coln (0) Andy Drlfflth Show 10:00 ( d Tha New Loretta Toons Show 13) Ilrinkley'a Journal l » ) lien Oaeey 10:10 ( d Slump the Stare 13) Duane 1,'SA I d AtIC Pinal Report 11:10 13) Nea trope 11:10 ( * ) Xltd-Fla. Final Re­ port 11;ln III Weather ll;3k (0) Hollywood Movie Cavalaeade 11:10 (Z> Tnnlta Show (1) Catholic Church Ser­ vice. TU E SD AY A. M. N ttw u rn u E iiin o f V A ll-7 Officer* Wivcn Club nt a recent coffee arc, from le ft (nenled) Mm. W . C. Holton and Mra. 11. A. Moreland. Hostess For Circle Meeting Television (DsuxJt Ctbby. I Mrs. Keogh Honored At Stork Shower By Frances Waster Mrs. Richard Keogh of Laka Mary was honored with a ■tork shower given hy Mr*. Charles Roberts with Mrs. Gary Helm, co-hostess, at the Roberts homo in Loch Arbor, Friday night. The invited guests included all tlic Lake Mary school fac­ ulty, the honorcc's mother, Mrs. II. M. Gleason, and Mn. Ida Keogh. The shower gifts were dis­ played In the living roam. In the dining area a large pink stork flanked by pink candles centered the lace cloth covercd table. Crystal and allver appointment* were used. The refreshment* served were individual cakci, each decorated with a liny bohy doll wrapped In a pink blan­ ket, with punch and coffee. Mr*. Keogh was also hon­ ored hy ihc Lake Mary acbool faculty on her Iasi teaching Lake Mary day at tha school last week. The group surprised her with an Informal coke party, and presented her with a gift of a sterling sliver feeding spuon Mr. and Mra. W. P. Uurkc, for the expected new arrival. of Laka Mary, spent the weekend In Jacksonville, with hli sister and Iter husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. Toro, They WKDNKKDAY look Mra. Uurke'a mother, Deadline for reservations Mrs. J. L. Dullard, with them to visit her sister, Mra. A. I*. for the Woman's Club Valen­ Wilson. Mrs. Burke's sister, tino luncheon ia TODAY. Mrs. M. Flsndcrs, of Winter Lunchrnn served at 12 noon, Park, alao accompanied followed by card games spon­ sored by the Social Depart­ them. Mrs, Gladys Stewart, of ment. No charge for member* Lake Mary, la back (n the hut the committee must know Sanford Hospital. how many to prepare for. Personals Local Events U.S. K E newest lines in 0:11 ( I ) Sica On 0:10 (3) Continental C lu e room (:in i d Colleen or the Air t . i i 13) Slrn On f t )' 13) Today 11) Wake ITp Mor lee l:t t (1) Farm Market Re­ port ( I ) State Newa and Weather T:3S 13) Today it ) I're-Hchool Donning StanditiK, Mrn. R. L. Conn, Mr*. A. M. Campbell, lil o II ) Countdown N.wa Mra. T. J. Cann, Mra. It. E. Lavender and Mra l : » i ( I ) Mtrhey'o Ooepel Tima R. L. Wriuht. (Herald Photo) 1:00 ( I ) Mickey Rvana Shaw 1:00 I d Captain Kaagaroa 1:11 I D Weather and Nawa 1:30 111 Today ( I ) Cartonvllte *;*# It) stain Trooper 3:00 (3) Jock Latanne ( I ) American lllatory ;30 ( * ) Horn per Hoorn *:<l ( I ) Nawa A Interview! lOtOt III Hay Whan ( I ) l^arn Spaniel, 11:11 13) D ay Tour Ifuneh IS) I Leva Lnry The Sanford Garden Club ( I ) Ann Bothern Show to be held in the spring. A Is sponsoring a benefit card 11:00 13) Prlea la Rlsht motion was made and pass( ! ) June Wyman ITeparly, today at the Sanford •cnla ed lo make Mrs. Lottie Nix, 11:00 (0) The Hr Co ye a member who has been ill, Woman's Club, on Oak Avc, 11:10 IS) Tnura For a Song ftl Concent ration Play will start at S p. m. a consulting chairman for ( I ) Pate A (lladye Luncheon Meeting Enjoyed By Club The General Business and American Home Dept, of the Sanford Woman's Club held a luncheon meeting at the club­ house, Wednesday with Mra. W. L. Gramkow, president, presiding. The meeting was opened with the pledge lo the flag ami the group sang, "The Star Spangled Banner," ac­ companied by Mrs. It. C. Moore. Mra, George Wells read a poem and led In pray­ er. The speakers table was centered wKh an arrange­ ment of dog-wood. Camellias were used throughout the room and on the individual table*. Hostcssrs for the luncheon were, Mrs. George Wells, Mrs. Frank Evan*, Mrs. C. It. Damon, Mrs, B. F. Mc­ Whorter, Mr*. J. L. Jewell, and Mr*. Charles N. Rust. A musical program was presented by twtf’ pupils of Mrs. Julie Bishop. Mias Linda MrSwaln, soloist and Miss Sherry Spinelll, accompanist Mlsa McSwain sang ‘‘At Dawning" and "With a Song In My Heart." Miss Spinelll presented a piano solo, "Clair do Luno." During the business meet­ ing a 'elter wa* rend from Uie Salvation Army thanking the club for their assistance In collecting money for the needy at Christmas time. A report was given on the proceed! of "Tag Day" and a donation waa given to the fund for arthritic*. Tbe Womans Club 1* spon­ soring a ball to be given at the Mayfair Inn with the assistance nf many other lo­ cal organizations. This will be In April and the proceed* will be given to the Serepta Home. A committee was formed to visit borne* at the aged each month and bring chccr to the guests. " A Day In Court" will be observed for two days this year, Feb. 13 and Feb. 27 at 1:30 p. m. Plans were mads for elub member* lo work on articles to be donated for the bazaar the year. Mrs. Rslph Austin Smith announced "The Day of Prayer," to be observed March I, at 10 a. m. at the Congregational Church and In­ vited all to attend. The Valentine Luncheon will be held at 12 o’clock, Feb. 13 at Ihc Club House. Robert Mere of Milady's Fabric Shop gave a very in­ teresting and informative talk on the new fabric* available. Three gueits were Intro­ duced, Mn. Thomas Cain of Belle Mead, N. J.; Mrs. Phil­ lip Daigle of Moulton, Maine, and Mrs. M. H. Godley of Grlmeiland, N. C. You're in great d u p e with Sugar CuncI It's •veil* and aleek. I U m atching sole is alim. Ita colon a n new tor ’ 62. A n d i t tecta d eliciou sly com fortable! L ik e a ll U S. K e d rtln , Sugar Cane ia waahable, otnaa in Narrow and Medium width*. Swaet-and-ioW •rice, banidral Come in to d a y -p ick up your pair. • Plans Benefit Party Today prizes will be awarded at each table in addition to door prizes. General chairman Is Mn. A1 Hunt. Other committee chairmen arc Sir*. Voile Wil­ liams, prizes; Mn. Irving Pryor, refreshments; Mrs, J. P, Cullen, decoration* ami Mn. A. C. McHcynoldi, tables. Tickets will be available at the door and those who have not already reserved tables may buy as many tickets a* needed a* hostess­ es will be provided to fill any number nerded lo make up a table. Osteen Personals By Mn. Clarence Snyder Dr. Paul Durleson, Birming­ ham, Ala., la visiting his aunt, Mr*. Rose Phillips. When he returns home he will be acrompanird by his mo- South Seminole Welcomes More New Families Mrs. Nora C. Norris, Wel­ come Wugon hostess for the South Seminole area reports more families welcomed re­ cently; Mr. and Mn. W. II. Brown, from Franklin, N. C.; Mr. and Mn. Jack Roper and children. John, Carol and Janet, from Miami; Mr. and M n. Herbert Branson and Teresa, from Apopka. Mr. and Mr*. II. 11. Blair, from Winter Park; Mr. and M n. John Grau, from Winter Park; Mr. and M n. K. Erickkson, Willy and Alice, from Orlando; Mr. and Mn. T. J. Plland, Mike and Billy, from Bath, Maine and Mr. and Mn. D. LaPoma, from Rochester, N. Y. S P E C IA L S Thin W eek O n ly • Garden Club CONDITIONING STEAM CAP TREATMENT ______ OIL SHAMPOO A N D B B T -------------REGULAR 913 W AVE ______________ H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK PA 2-3741 Appointment ther, Mrs. Grare Burleson, who has been enjoying an ex tended visit with Mr*. I’hll lips. A group of Osteen women spent Thursday In New Smyr­ na Beach and enjoyed a lunch­ eon at Norwoods. Tiicy were Mn. Elmer Shivers, Mn. L. W. Jones, Mrs. II. B. Nixon, Mrs. II. A. Stone, Mrs. Mason Millwood, Mrs. Robert Wll Hams and Mr*. Trammel Kil­ patrick. A2/C Danny Neal arrived home Wednesday from thu Al­ ius Air Force Base in Okla­ homa. The next morning, ac­ companied by his wife Donna and two children, Danny Jr. and Dana, he left to return to Oklahoma. Mrs. Neal and children have been living with her grandmother, Mn. Lola Brooke. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Clarence Snyder were Mrs, Thelma Lewis, Mlsa Martha Lewis and Ensign Charles Barket, on leave from Norfolk. Mr. and Mra. Henry Lunne of Charlevoix, Mich.. •pent two weeks with Mr. abd Mrs, John Melrose. They are now visiting In Melbourne and will return later. Mrs. Rose Phillips and Mr*. Grace Burleson spent several day* In New Smyrna Beach visiting Mrs. Phillips' son, Ralph, and family. TU E SD AY P. M. 11:00 I d l,ove or Lite 111 Your Flrat lmproealon It) Simla Ford Show 11:31 I) Harry Heaeouer Newa 13:10 |3I Truth or Conia<j. I d Father Know a Ileal ( I ) Heareh lor Tenetrow 11:41 ( I ) Holding Light I d Mld-Kva. Hr port 13:10 (1) WHO Newe Report 1:01) IS) lUrhelur Father IS) Newa - Weather 1:10 (SI Lafftlmt (1) Hllmaetlra l i l t 11) Aa Tha World Turna (3) Hrl.nca ( d Highway Falrel 3:01 ( f ) I'aaeword (1) Merv Griffin Show (*> Day la Court 3:30 IS) Art LlnhltUer (3) Sevan Kaya 1,03 (ti Millionaire C ) Loretta Young (3) Quean For A Hay 3.10 (Cl To Tell The Truth (0) Who Os You Treat 13) Young Dr. Malone 3:33 ( f ) Douglaa Kdwarde Newa 4it0 ( d Serrvt Storm ( d American Uandetand (3) Tha Match dim s 4:10 (I I Kdga or Nlghl (3) Make Room For Paddy (3) Dlacovary 'S3 4:3* (3) American Newsstand diSS C l MIC Nawa 3:00 (31 I'npera I'layhsuea IS) Maverick t i l l 13) Superman III I Led I Live# 1:33 III Superman 1:11 (3) Waalkar thaw Oviedo Personals By Linda Smithson Mist Nancy Kites, a student at Ihc University of Florida, in Gainesville, hat been nomi­ nated by her sorority, Alpha Xi Omega, to be a candidate for the Sigma Chi Derby Queen. The event la one of (he spring social* on the cam­ pus held in February. Wishes for a speedy recov­ ery are being sent to Young Harris who Is recuperating from major surgery at the Winter Park Memorial Hos­ pital and to BUly Gammage who recently suffered a stroke. Tomatoes and onion al!c«s enhance an economy beef steak, making a pleasing en- age and used all the tabor and mater­ ial to repair my own automobile and never put a dime in the register. Then I soaked my customers to pay for getting my own car fixed. I f that is fair, my name is McGee. CORW IN DEAR A B B Y : I ’m glad that R.F.D. character wrote In to bellynche about postage going up. It giv­ en me an opportunity to let o ff a lit­ tle Hteam. Maybe he doesn’t know thnt the Pont Office Department is a public service and operates at a defi­ cit. Also, Post Office employes cannot strike nguinst the government and probably wouldn’t i f they could: Tell this It.F.D, guy that he ought to thank God he is living In a country where he has the privilege o f paying nn extra penny for postage, rather than somewhere else where men are paying with their lives for freedom. MR. CITIZE N • • a • • • • II Mrs. Leo Scewald writes *Q 1 0 4 from St. Paul, "Our annual V J 10 4 ♦ J10S Winter Carnival tournament *0104 is over and we are starting EAST to get ready for t964. Every­ A A K I *743 one worked hard aa usual, ? ti van ♦ Q I7 I ♦834 but we also found Ume to ♦ KQJ# *A 1 0 | | play and I think that A1 P*ak, RODIM (D> one of our hardest workers, ♦ J»BS came up with the best hand V A K Q II ♦AM of tbe tournament. ** " I am not sure you will No one vulnerable approve of the final contract M k W at Nertk Root of four hearts. At didn't when I V Double Pan ,3 * he saw the dummy and I V 3 * IV Pass Pm * ' ~ counted up two spade losers, 4 V one club loser and probably . one diamond loaer. Then A1 "H e ruffed the second club proceeded lo make the hand and led a spade. West went anyway. up with the king and led a Ufa Jh& Fellowship Hall Member* of the Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church met recently in Fellowship Hall for the regular business meeting and social hour. Miss Ituby Booth opened the meeting and Introduced Ihc various speakers for the eve­ ning. Mrs. Edward Simpson spoke on sacred music, Mrs. Gus Srhmah, dally devotion and our Bible, ami Rev. Wal­ ter A. K. McPherson spoke nn private and cooperative worship. Alter Uie various officers gave reports, the finished Swedish aprons were display­ ed and reports of the unfin­ ished one were given. Gen­ eral chairman of the amorgaibord, Mrs. Harold Herbst, announced the menu for the event and that poster* are now being put up in the var­ ious shopping areas. A com­ plete menu consisting of the "42 Varieties" will be an­ nounced later. A surprise "Happy Birth­ day" was sung to the hos­ tess, Miss Booth. Birthday cake and Ice cream, coffee and tea were served to the following members, Mrs. Ralph Losiing, Mrs. Edward Simpaon, Mrs. Schmah, Mrs. Maurice Corbett, Mr*. Ro­ bert Getman, Mn. Bea Al­ ford, Mra. Robert Beine, Mr*. Herbal, Mra. Norma Cook, Mrs. Clyde Stinson, Mrs. Oscar Zittrower, Mra. • * • Hnte to write letters? Send on# dollar to ABBY. BOX 3365, BEVER­ L Y HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet, "H O W TO W RITE LE TTERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS." QciCoblJ. On &/ndj[£Q Circle Meets In «* What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. — DEAR A B B Y : I agree with It.F.D, alt the way. Why wouldn't postage go up? I f you saw all the free mailing sent hy preferred personnel In the government, you’d under­ stand it. It ’s as though I owned a gar­ Ethel Root a DEAR SUE: I nm with you! The American people have shown them­ selves to be nnything but cheap. My mail has INCREASED since postage went up! • "Did you ever notice," asks one of my woman readers, "haw few Word* there are to tell a mail he looka especially hniutiomeT" "Any woman knows the im- * DEAR A B B Y : I was very much disturbed over a recent letter from a reader complaining ubout five-cunt postage for letters. People can grum­ ble about low incomes and high tax­ es, hut not about the postage rates. Over the years we have had a tre­ mendous increase in the cost o f ev­ erything. I am astonished that the postage rate is not higher. And, pray, where can you get more service for a nickel ? SUE DEAR A B B Y : In 1898, when postuge was two cents, my fnther wus employed as a barber. He earn­ ed $9 a week plus tips. I f a barber's wages hnd gone up in the same pro­ portion as postage, then effective January 7th, 1903, barbers would get $22.50 per week plus tips. Do you know o f any barber who works for $22.50 a week? Does It. F. D. (the fellow who griped about the price o f postage today) know o f any? K. G. S. • By Abigail Van Buren By Oswald Jacoby third club which A1 carefully ruffed with the queen ol trumps. At led another spade and West was In with the ace. He led a spade and AI was In dummy. He ruffed dummy's last club with the acc of trumpa and played three rounds of trumps. Be­ came he had ruffed threw clubs he was able to discard his nine of diamonds on dummy's Jack or trumps and made tbe last three tricks with his fourth spade and two top diamonds. Is there * name for that p!ay7" There sure it. It is known as a dummy reversal and this la a perfect example. n a m o W : By Ruth M illett pnrUnre of • thoughtful com­ pliment when she ha* put extra effort into looking her best. And it makes a differ­ ence whether ahe la told ahe looka beautiful, lovely, gla­ morous, pretty, gorgeous—or any of dotena o f other words that an observant man can uie to give a woman a real lift they lose a few pounds. Men aren't used to a lot of fancy compliments. Most any o f them will gladly settle for "hundsome," If tho woman who anya "How handsome you look" has really looked good and long, and with obvious ap­ proval, before speaking her mind. "Y et when we women can see at a glance that a man ha* drested with special care and attention to detail, what can we say other than *My, how handsome you look.' 7 "I've combed a thesaurus trying to find words to com­ pliment the men o f my family when I notice that extra-care­ ful shave, those Just-polished •hoes, that tie carefully chosen for a certain suit, and the kind o f shining radiance men exude when they have made a special effort to look their very best. But the com­ plimentary adjectives sultehle for a man ara mighty scarce— •dashing,' 'handsome,' 'debon­ air.'. What else Is there?" Coma to think o f it, the waya In which you can tell a man he looka especially hand­ some are pretty limited. But even to, most men would probably be content If their wives would Just notice how they look and maka any kind of comment. Moat husbands would bo pleased Juat to have their wives comment when they get a haircut, praise the fit o f a new suit, approve o f a new necktie, or brag a bit when There's more Insight on men In "How to Have a Hap­ py Husband." Ben 25 cents t « Ruth Millett Reader Berrien, c to The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 460, Dept. A, Radio City SLution, New York 19, N. Y. R I T Z STARTS NEXT BUN. JUMBO Doris Day • Color PHONE FA 2-1214 TONITE * TUES. First Shew 7:0# P. M. • Due To Length Of "Boccaccio ’ 71" Only Flrat Half Will Bn Repeated On Second Show —Complete Show Can Bn Bans Aa Late Aa 8:M P. M. Adult Entertainment - 'Iti to ran* MM W IMOOLM 0 v •ESSIWU Sophia l e n s Anita Ehberg Co-eFaturo 10:00 " B L A S T O F S IL E N C E * Allen Baron NOW Through Wed. ROBERT PRESTON SHIRLEY JONES BUD D Y HACKETT HERMIONE GINGOLD OPEN l : t t M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Feats ring FashIn— J—t Far Y n ' 200 N . P A R K A V E . STORK MfltHIRi 0 TO SiM F e a tu rin g Glen O f M ichigan Bill Everybody's FavoriU Huortawear • Blacks Hborla * Dresses Reversible Wrap Skirls •44 COMING | -IT U ONLY MONEY* "TH E RAVEN" — T A R A S BULBA �. f ' *■ =5 l' u » V Oil* fm ll Mon. Feb. 11. *88— P n ge 7 ! i ‘ > 'Throw The Guy Clay Shouts A t M IAM I BEACH (C P I)— Heavyweight box­ ing champ Sonny IJaton engaged brnah CnaaiuB Clay here Sturdily in verbid bntle that almost landed in the ring. Clay, No. 2 contender who predicta knock­ out rounds, wns working out In u gym here Satur­ day night when the champ walked In unan­ nounced. Clay, never at a loss for words, yelled, "Throw that guy out o f here. This is my train­ ing headquarters. This place isn’t big enough for both o f us!" Sonny shot hack ."The only reason it’s not big enough is because I can catch you in here." Sanford Plays Here Tonight; Drops lOlh Hanford blew n srvi-n point first period load an the Leesinirc r nitor* dumped (lie locals 67-18 in cage action Friday night It was the |nth loss of the ihr the locale. They will hint Dei.nn.l tn their final rritulnr seetun tilt here tonight. Three Sanford eager* hit for double figures in the los­ ing cam*. Hutch niter con­ nected for 15 points; Dave Mnrtjjllji, who (cored nine in the first period, ended up with 10 while Don 5(cMurray “ iso tallied fur 10. At tha fir il rpinrter, San­ ford led, 2:1-15 and held a cue point margin at the half: U was all f.trahurg In the aceend half a* the homo team acorrd 15 in the third quar­ ter tu Sanford’* 10 and tallied nina in the final uuarter to four for tha Gemlnoiei. Cily Kegler Tourney Set .! \ Tht Sanford Woman'* Bowl­ ing Aiieciation announce* the Cily Tournament will be held March 8 and 10 and March 18 and IT. The (quad time* will he 1 P m., 4 p.m. and 1 p in. on March 8 and to, fur team event a. The lime ichedulo for Single* and pouiilci will be 1 p.m., 3 pm., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., Starch l() and IT. Track Offer ADELAIDE 41*1*11 - Idle Raider, champion Sydney pacer, will travel to the Unit­ ed State* to comiH-le in the International pacing aeriea at Yonkers Raceway. Bis owner, Pat Ryan, said Sunday he fouldn’t turn down an offer by the New York track which "involve! a fortune." Then tho champ offered Clay f 100 a round to apnr with him. "Spar," Clay screamed. “ You got in the ring now and we’ll fight for nothing." Promoters and trainers stepped between tliu two men, but tho boiling Clay spouted forth: "I had predicted Liston would fall In eight rounds. A fter this, you will fall in six." Hu went on to lull the champ that he’ll lie waiting in his dressing mom April 4 to aign u contract for the title match — " I f you get by former heavyweight chnnipion Floyd Patterson." Liston told Clay, "They might to arrest you for impersonating a fighter.” Clears 7 Feet PORK L IV E R . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbs. 58c LEAN WHITE B A C O N . . . . . . . . . lb. 28c PORK CHITTERLINGS . . . 5 lbs. $1.38 LEAN Thirteen Sanford youngsters have been nomi­ SATURDAY nated as candidates for the Biddy Basketball Sanford HIALKAH. Fla. (U P I) All-Star team, The team will be cut to 10 to represent this rity Kelso tx-wt ilia favored Bidsn in the state tourney eluted to be hold here Feb. 28. by almost three lengths in (lie 453,800 Seminole Hindi Tho other three will be named as alternates. cap. Boys chn.cn were: Hubby Lundqtlist, Ken BinPHILADELPHIA (U P I) ■on, Bill Bracken, Burt UulBarry Mackay defeated for lingewurth, Matt Morgan. Bruce McKIbbln, Mike I.ong, mer amateur grand • slam flick Fordbain, Bill Higgin­ champion Bod Laver, 108. In The Plaltera anil hold the botham, Kick Galloway, BUI a professional tennis milch loop lead In the t’ inecrest Inn Sliller, Gary Slope* and Uuyd LONfl BEACH, Calif. (Upl> Bowling League. Dot Johnson Wall, —Tommy Lit* of lforihty, converted Hie 2-7 split to take pa., won the senior men’* high game and high aeries title In the U. S. National fig lor the Platters and tha lea­ urc skating rrampionshlpi. gue, ]80-185. Juan Adams, <>( the same team, scored a 173ARCADIA. Calif. <UP|) 414. Physician scored a surprise Topper* alayed In tha ateAetion In the Cily League victory over Crimson Salan in find spot, with (Body* Pilnlan rolling a 157-439 and Beverly last Wednesday night saw Hie the 138,000 San Antonio Hand league leaders losing ground leap at Santa Anita. Krccck a 150 400. Markrttca look third place, as tho under dog* came out NEW YORK tUPD-W ayne Gloria Summerfnrd downed on lop In most of the matches. Thornton outpointed t h i r d Lake Monroe Inn Juit didn't Ilia 3-lo split and rolled a hive It agalnit Team No. 4, ranked Willie Pastrann In a 159-304 (or that team. Bello Summrra picked up who came up with thrlr high­ to round l i g h t heavyweight the 5 7 iplit In score a 171-488 est aeries this sea sun and bout. SUNDAY for the Strikers and ha Vern took three points from tha PHOENIX. Aria. (Up|) Ward rolled a 151-440 for tha first place learn. "Snuffy Smlff" kd hla Rain postponed the final round Needles. teammate* with ■ 215/561 of llio Phoenix Open golf sciiro although Lake Monroe tournament until Monday. came up with four 200 games. I .'hr rolled 213 and Panlacost SYDNEY (U P I) Tony 233, but DcPalma'i 202 240/619 Sneasewell berime the first was high fur the team and Australian to clear seven feet DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. league. in Hie high jump. (U pD —Glenn (Fireball) Hu­ Jel Lancs iplit their milch berts and Fred Loren ten will with Sanford Mfg. Co., there­ MOSCOW (U P I) — A Junior hate the front row pole posi­ by gaining one point on the squad of the Hussian national tion* in the annual Daytona leaders. Spolskl proved to bo Irani defeated the U. S. na­ 500 Feb. 24. real consistent, rolling a fine tional amateur hockey skat­ They won the position* Sun­ 200-211-187/588 series, Bor* ers, tog, al the Lenin sports day in qualifying lap*, tin- dorf helped out with a 222 palace. hrrli averaged >80.9 m p h. single. Tamm rolled the only in a 1983 Pontiac and Loren- 200'a for Ida team, coming S Y D N E Y (U P I) - Jack sen hit 162.8 m p.h, in • 1863 through with a I I I and 201. Brahham of Australia defeat­ Sweeney's picked up two ed Britain's John Surtees in Ford. In mnlorcyrle competition, point* on Lake Monrou Inn by ihr final 14 lap* to win the Bon Vetro of San Diego raced taking three points from Kn- 27lh Australian Grand I'rix Ponllar l i n e auto rare. •9.4 m p h. for an ea»y wig gle'a. Al over a field of smaller-enginad through for fiweenay’i with marhines to win the third, tils first 200 game while GarLAKELAND, Ft*. < U P|)U. S. motorcycle grand prix don Honeycutt carried the The IMnshin Tigers, one of in a 230cc Yamaha. |mall |o the tune of 233/598. Japan's lop baseball teams, began workouts at Tlgrrlown as guests of the Detroit T i­ ger*. ... Palmer Shoots For Third Straight Phoenix Crown The atorm broke out with such suddenness that thous­ ands of fans were caught on lilt: fairways and scattered in all directions. Some huddled under palm trees for protcc. lion from the biting sting of being lilt by the large hail­ stones. The powerful wind caught up lawn furniture along the fairways and smashed them Into frncea. Trees came top­ pling down. Concesiion tents were uprooted and sandwiches and oilier food toned about In the wind. When it waa ill over the whole fours* waa pure while, covered with hail alone*. An hour liter tha hall atonal Mill were viaihlo laying on tha ground. One man died of ■ heart m ark after running to Hie safely of Hie cluhiMnise. Hie telephone rompany estimated Hut damage to their equip­ ment on Hie rnurir would run rluie to {20,000. Tile tower for ihu television itAttcm cover* Ing the tournament blew down and the damage there was 48,000. STEAK • T-nON • F ill.(. CUT ROUND • PORTERHOUSE • CURE • SIRLOIN CLUB & RIB STEAK NOftTIIAM. England (D P I) —J. H. Taylor, 91, (he grand old man of British golf pnd live-lime Brilisli Open cham­ pion, died in (Ilia southwest England town Sunday. H4INISS and QUARTERNOME Post Tim* 8 P.M. N IG H T L Y 8:10 t LMINOUP a RK a ROAST • Standing Rib 6 8 a . lb. 58c e 58 LB. ' . lb. 78c . lb. 58c . lb. 58c • Rump SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . . SHOULDER ROUND ROAST ALL MEAT STEW . . . CHUCK ROAST Lb. 48 lAMOl » . * • new FOOD KING OLEO Large . . 2 lb. 25c Htokely Cream 8tyls Rox CORN No. 308 Caw . . . . 2/28c LARGE BAG PLANTATIO N htowy L.rn-oli FAB M E A L or G R IT S 28c KAN8AN QUEEN F L O U R 5 lb. bag 38c DOUBI.K LUCK * Limit 4 Plea** GREEN BEANS 10c OIL • Limit 4 I’leaie S A R D IN E S Limit t With 85 (Inter . . . 10c JEWEL SHORTENING 3 Lb. Can Until 1 With 99 Order 9 OZ. l ’ KO. MR. (I. DOG RACING Lb. Old-Timer Diet* WED. NITE FEB, 13 now racingl ' A*f- RACING SYDNEY (U PI) - H i g h Jump champion Tony Sneaicwell became the first Aus­ tralian to clear seven feet Sunday when he won the esent In a local meet. He cleared seven feat but (ailed Iniry tilt, 3833. Tonight. L> in three attempts al 7 2. 8 Lb. V ly w y te z a a r PHOENIX, Aria. <L'P|) Arnold palmer goes to the tee today in an attempt lo win an unprecedented third consecu­ tive Phoenix Open golf cham­ pionship—weather permitting. Tim fourth round of tho 433,000 event was scheduled to he played Sunday, but a combination of rain, wind and hall swept over the Arisen* Country Hub course in mida f l r r n u o n , cancelling all scores. For some it was • tough break, for other* it may mean money in the hank. Palmer goes into this round with ■ 51-hole total of 203 strokes—the earns number he had wh*n ha teed off Sunday. He went only two holes before Hie itorm broke and was even par. Rut Gary Player, w|m had started the day one allot be­ hind him with 204, had fin iihrd four holes and was two under par. and thrornllrally In the tournament lend, Jack Niekliui, winner of the Palm Springs classic last week, al­ so was even par for the two holaa he pigyrd Sunday. Ho Is tied with Plajrr. Several others, Including Tony L*m t, also wera en­ joying good round* when the storm broke. Lem a was three under par after seven holes Hunter* in Ohio rarely and only two shots back uf winners scoring 13 points. man travail to Klialmineo fur found bears and wolvaa there pRlmrr. Tlie first ball ended id a a tiltafter 1835. 18-18 deadlock and tha Grey­ hound* picked up ground in tha third quarter bidding the Cudas scoreless while they Sorry managed to pick up four No Minor*I point*In tha final period, Lyman tallied It points to New Smyr­ HTAKP-II na'* 10. Jim S tille r socked ui 10 SEMI - FIN A LS points (or the victors. The Cudas uun tha prelim Roberts Gels Top Position M EATY SPARE RIBS 9 Platters Still Hold Loop Lead Loop Leaders Lose Ground Lb. C E NTER CUT Summary Weekend 13 Named To Local All-Star Cage Team Lyman Batters Cudas, 34-30 Lyman billercd New Smyr­ na Beach in a hitter cage struggle Friday night, 34-30, as Donnie Smith pared Hie Pork Chops tiring Your C «r W h*r» (h t Esparto A rt Brake & Front End Safety Service! EXCEPT SUNDAY • riNIIUMANDSTANpiNCIMTRAlHORlOA FRENCH FRIES 9 W INTKN GARDEN FRUIT PIES 3- A PPLE . PEACH . CHF.KKY 88 to lbs. 38c U. S. NO. t POTATOES GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS . . . . lb. 9c FRESH TOMATOES ■ • a • . 2 lbs. 38c • PAvIO 2500 CAR PARKING A ll A • MODERN RESTAURANT FACILITY • BIMODI It D CLUBHOUSE and LOUNQf • NINE RACES NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY PARI MUTUEL •DAILY DOUBLE - QUINIILAS MIDWAY 8ITWEEN SANTORD AND ORLANDO HWV I M 2 T il UUSII AY 18 I. A DIES NIGHT “ W h ere T h e T o p D og* Run . . . R ain O r H hllte" W ell Align fronl end, cluck shock* and « • hqual system, repack tho frn i................... front wheel bearings and adjust tha brake Prices Good Thru Feb. 13 GOODYEAR v KKNNVL CIVS SERVICE STORE 858 W. lit Ht. SORRY, NO MINORS! Quantity Rights Reserved MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD ft OKLANDO FA 2*2111 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! 4th St & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th St l-V �1/ Pag* 8— Mon. Feb. 11, '68 I POUT KNOW WHlCM » WORSE-AN ENER&BTC LOU6V IEAPER w yBAM' , TbteVKfi LOUSY , LEAPERS. I l GUESS . JgS l » 'M OU IV'CU UU& *1086 AS BIO A& I AM C*V, , S ID E G L A N C ES B y G a lb ra ith I LC M 5TH ATW N D O P O B V IA T IN G ) J TWTHY? • NO laMA kaTMba X M *« J E N N Y LU IS*' ONE OP YO U R 7 DEAREST p ' l F R IE N D S .') 4 P R IS C IL L A , ^ ✓ AW H Y DON'T YOU •-> G E T ON THE PHONE 7 A N D C A L L H ER ?r" \ Notice HTATK o r FLORIDA OFFICE, SECRETARY o r HTATK KNOW YK. that f. TOM ADAME, t K r r t i r r of 81*1# of Ihi Htat# of Florida, do hereby flva notlrr that a Mperlal Primary Election will ba held In Seminole County on Tueeitay, February 31, 1M3 and. If neceeaary, a aacond Special Primary Election on Tuesday March 13. ( M l Tor th* purpose of a-lerting nomlnrra of recnanlicd political partita to brcom* candidate! In tha Bpa. rial Klartlon which will ba hrld on Tuaaday, March 34. 1X1 for tha of flea of Hlala Hanalor for tha Forty-Aacond Henatnrlal District. IN TKHTIMONT WHEREOF. I have harauntn aat my hand and cauaad tha Great Haal of tha Htata of Florida, to ba afflaad at Tallahoaiee, tha Capital, thla tha fifth day of February, A. D.' 1X1. (HKAI.) Tom A'lama Harratary of Btata Puhllah Fab. T, I. 11. 1X1. CUF-IE O R A LAZV LOUSy LEADER / Tt> U k ^ T D B G A 6 ( w 0 A e > c u A ie ,B u r y j V . NOT 'STUPID. Legal T WHAT S H A L L 1 C A L L H ER ? 2 ’U • M b R L k tE laU M "H a’a buying it out of his allowanca. His fathar thinks It's tima ha laarnad to maka paymantal" B y K a t e O san n T IZ Z Y GOOD IDEA! n e rm o ra t ie r NOTICK IH hereby give n that wa are anaacad In tiualnaaa at Fern Park. Hamlnnla Coun­ ty, Florida, under tha f let I• llniia name of. FKHN PAItK Pl.t'Alll INI), and that wa In­ tend to reitliter aald name with tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court. Samlnola County. Flor­ ida, In accordant;* with tha provlalona of the Fictitious Name Statute*, tu-wlt: Hactlon »«i.n» Florida Btatutea 1X3. Itlrhartl O. Ilrlnk Percy Ilrlnk Puhllah Jan. 3« A Fab. 4. tl. II. 1X3. COE-47 in Tint r in r r r r r o n t T , NINTH J UIH U It L C IH C II T (IF FLOIttllt I t t i l l FOR HKMthflLK COI ATV C H A T . I Hilt \a. IITM WHAT'S A L L L THE EXERCISE ABOUT, ]------- ' ELMO j r fM TRYING ARB YOU QCTTIN8 STRONG S-TOCeT-C' TO B e A MMOUfl -- --- ----L. REAL 1 ~V A T H L e T E P r - * ^ - ^ ----- s ( STRONGJ 1 I’M CXCRCISINS Y_-TO BC A ,__ ^ 1 B U LLY J J (N A W ) ONLYam SWMOLIRY WHOMKSP 1 M> IT A a HOWl THAT PHOtf/VIPEK PUWBD ON MV FMUC INSTINCTS AS J l ROUP TM STKINSS Of A VOUNl knows you uwr w u V w i o * , ***♦ Ate WOULDSTOOPSO JftAP imOmn l 10N.WCXMMAU W l/M .O O O , WIT Ml think your dark rad p«dal push«ra would harmonist beautifully with this cnartyausa atripod dish towall" B y D ick T u r n e r C A R N IV A L * l SAID X COULD V - BEATTDUAT PIM6 P046 VWATP BLINDFOLDED/, THAFLL BETH& I'T&U. HEARD WLAT X SA ID / . dat; jfrbck, o l * _ In (he Haller ml the Adaption ■fI JIAIIV ELIZABETH JOHN­ SON and WILLIAM RLE NY JOIINHON by JKROLO WILBON KLI.I8 AoTit'K t o n ito w r t t >k TIIK HTATK OF FLORIDA TO I UI.KNN ANDHKW JOIIN­ HON, whoa* placa of raaldanra I* unknown NOTICK IH HKIIKIIY OIVKN that a Kworn Petition haa bean filed In tha Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Flor­ ida, In and for Bcmlnole Coun­ ty. Florida, In Chancery, whcrrln Petitioner JKItOLO WILSON KLLIH. aaeka to adopt two certain whit* child­ ren. to-wll, MART KI.17.ABKTII JOIINHON and W tL LIAM (ILKNN JOIINHON. Ihaa* praaanta are to cauaa and raquire you In b* and appear before the above atyled Court on tha tat day of March, A.I). 1X3, than and lhara to ahow cauaa. If any you can, why tha rei|u*at of tha Petltlonera herein ahnuld not b* grant­ ed. Herein fall nnt alt* a Heera* Pro Confaaao will b* entered agalnat you and lha cauaa proceed ax pari*. WITNKHH my hand and of­ ficial teal aa Clark of th* Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Hamlnnla County, thla 34th •lay of January, 1141. (H E A D Arthur II. Rackwlth, Jr, Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit nt Florida, In and For Kamipole Counly. Tly: Margaret K Tyre DC. flordon V. Frederick Attorney fur Petitioner 503-301 North Park Avanua P. I), llou I I X Hanford, Florida Puhllah Jan. 31 A Fab. 4, II. II. 1141. COK-4S I KNow-eur i LISTEN WRQrte a t T ^ es / y t NOW Ol'BN FOK LU N CH and D IN N E R T U KH. thru HAT. VISIT OUR NEW — C a r r ia g e R o o m Oralgned Kapecallly For nANQUKTH. L uncheons and DINNER FARTIE8 • S t - 4 1 9 7 im it o k t r W UR/ WBLLWUWITUM ICAHT V ---- -x I V**D£JF APRAGON V W long / DONTCOMH KXJND V IMTH ATHINa UKETHI9 I J AWT CLOGI R / “Sura fee bo diaoovartd, I* ha? What’s ha dona?** HI OHWAYS 17- f t N. PU N PARK, FLORIDA Switzerland ^ AM, MV FEARfUL VDOIJO KMSMANl COME. U t KM WITH ME THE PERfONMANTB OF m.CAtCyl TH0U6H UMTOUNin) MC PtUVERS EOMB - , *ntnPiP un til ARtCNOOA ON. UIASA, THE (AL PREMIER. NOPEN. r ^ PRESTIGE WHEN THEBEAN IS NOT USH>\ SIR, ANTACTOR CAN N CORRCCTiy-SY 7HAT,I MEAN J LEARNAS MUCH, ANDMMR IN AN ORPOtlY. MTISRATEO / W O * TME PCATHUSB WORtS WAy-IT MR/ WELL BECOME L OP EHW B W M . i » v f - W =Jl« SI.Blsl r r irr rr fr m e x e r ) n A FARMER S *"1 / 7 w e 2 ^ r o a s L * z \/l CAN SET THEM TO I V TOU, AMBASSADOR I V - CAW-* No~7frs pevs/ r r THIS EMBLEM idintifiit l your WELCOME WA60N a a• m r tnng ml p r m tlf |g IK* buainaag and d v k Ufa e l your community. For Information, can VIRO INIA PBTKOSKl P. O. B n 1SU NORA NORRIH TE S-III4 Legal Notice Legal Notice IN TIIK e m c r i T COt'RT OF TH E NINTH Jl'niCIAI. r l K I I IT OF AND FOR iKMINOt.K r o i N T T , Fi .o nitM . r i m t'KKV NO. IBTM TIIK nOHTON FIV E CENT* HAVIN(IB BANK. Plaintiff, v«. MICIIAKI. J. A. •WftMON. Jit. at ua and et al, Oarendanta. AHKNDKD NOTICK OF gl'tT JN H o R T f lt m : r o K E c r .n a i'K K TOi nKOIlOK A. WALKER and HPTII O. W AL K E R , hi* wife RKHIOKNCRi In an unknown atale or country other than the Blata of Florida, and mailing addreee be­ ing! *13 33 IS. A IDT. PHN. IT. 8. Naval Air Htatlon. Navy Number 113, Fleet Poet Office, New York, New York ▼ou are hereby notified that a Complaint to foraclota a cer­ tain mortgage encumbering tha following daecrlhad real properly, tn.wlt: Lot I. Block " V . COUN­ TRY CLOU MANOR, UNIT NO. I, according to the plat thereof a* recorded In D a l Hook II, Pag* 33. Public Record* of Hamlnnla County, Florida, hie b*en filed agalnet you In th* above-ityled suit, and you ara required to eerv* a copy of your Answer or other 'leading to th* Complaint nn Plalntirr* attorney*. ANOKIlBON. Ill'HII. DEAN. LOWS’PKM A van den IIKRO. 333 Eaet Central Avenue, Orlando, Florida, and file tha original Answer or other Pleading In th* office of th* Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 13th day of March, lil t . If you fall to do ao, a decree pro confeeeo will be taken agalnet you for the relief de­ manded In the Complaint. Thl* Nolle* aliall be pub­ lished once a week for four consecutive weeka In the Banford Herald. DATED thla Ith day of February. 1141. (HKALI Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr, By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Publish Feb. 11, 11. 31 * Mar. 4. 1X3. CDF-33 N o T ir K or at i t IN THK NAR K OF TIIK HTATK OF FLORID % TO I JAMES TIIOMAH HUDMON Jit., and HIII7.UKO O. HUDBON, hi* wife 331-11 Maple Htreet Alameda, California YOU ARK IIKRKIIT NOTIFIKD that FKDKItAL NA­ TIONAL MORTUAOK ASSO­ CIATION, having filed In thla Court It* aworn lllll of Com­ plaint, th* nature and purpnea of which la to forerloae that certain mortgage axacuad by Jama* Thoms* Hudson, Jr., and Hhlauko O. Hudson, hi* wife, to Htockton, Whatley, Uaaln A Company, on th* 3nd day af May. 1*11; that aald Complaint praya for an arrountlng lo b* taken under th* direction of th* Court for what I* due the Plaintiff for principal and Interact on Mid mortgage and mortgage not* and for tha coats, charges, slid ripeness. Including at­ torney's feee and abstract fee* and that In default of auch payment, title. Interest, estate, rlalm, demand, and equity of redemption of the Defendants and all person* claiming by, through, under or against them or any of them, be absolutely barred and fore­ closed; aald suit being filed In Ih* Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial ClrculL In and for Hemlnola Counly, In Chan, eery, entitled FKDKItAL N ATIO NAL MORTOAOK AHHO* CIATION, A corporation or­ ganised under an Act of Con­ gress and relating pursuant to th* Federal National Mort­ gage Association Charter. Act, Plaintiff, vereu* J A 34 K H TIIOMAH IIUDHON. JIL. and HIIIEUKO O. HUDSON, hi* wlta. Defendant!, being Chan­ cery Caa* No. I3TII, praying for a foracloaur* of aald mortgage on th* following deecrlbed land and Improve, menta lying and being In Meinlnol* County, Florid*, towll: Lot I. Block V. HUNLAND ESTATES, Amended Plat, according to a plat there­ of, recorded In Plat Book 13, pagee I A 3. of th* Public Record! of Semi­ nole County. Florid*, together with th* following: On* OK Rang*. Electric, Model J401l!3Wh. Hartal THi04111 On* Dun-Therm Wall llrater. Model l l l - l . Oil Serial t i l l * Ona Victor Climax Kit­ chen Exhaust Fan, no me. del or aarlal number*. Tan Venetian Blind*, me­ tal, manufactur'd by Ban* karlk Glaaa A Paint Com­ pany, Sanford, Florida, no model or serial number*. Tou. and each of you, ar* hereby required lo file partonally or by attorney, In th* offlco of the Clark of Mid Court. In tha County CourthouM, In Hanford. Hamlnol* Cuunty. Florida, on or before th* 1th day of March. A. lb, 1**3, your appearance, anawer or other dafrnalve plead* Inga lo th* Complaint In thl* taut* and alto ta aarv* upon Handera. McKwan, Bchwara A Mima, attorney* for tha Plaintiff, P. U. Hoi III. Orlando, Florida, a copy of aald plead. Inge. olhtrwlM Mid IIUI of Complaint will b* taken aa confessed by you and each af you. DONE AND ORDERED thla tlat day af January A. D. tilt, at Hanford, Somlnol* County. Florida. (HEAL) Arthur II. Backxrlth, Jr„ Clark of Ik* Circuit Court of Memlaol* County, Flor­ ida Ur: Margaret B. Tyr# D. C. Handers, McKwan, Hchwara A Mims Attorney* and CoanMlIora al Law 1*1 Beat Contra! Avoaua Post offlr* Hot 111 Orlando, Florid* Publish Fab. I. 11.11. ! L C U F -I Local automobile dealer* of­ fer their bait buy* la Hsrald cUMilled display ads. in r m r f t T co rK T o r thk TIIK c ir r NINTH or JtnlCIA L CIK- in and F l o r id a , FOK 8K34INOI.M C O f NTT. la rAaaaary N-. ISTSI PARTITION B tIT EIL EEN BAADT. Plaintiff, ve. JAMES W. ENGLAND. Jr.. Defendant. NOTICK OF HITT IN THK NARK OF TIIK HTATK OF FLORIDA TO i.JAM EH W. ENGLAND, Jr. whose residence la unknown YOU ARB H R R B n r NOT!* FIKD that a suit In Equity has bean brought against y<>u by EILKKN 8AADV, In th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Memlnnl* County. Florida. TOD ARK IIKIIKIIY SUM­ MON K D. ORDERED AND RE­ QUIRED to Ilia your Answer with th* Clark of said Court and to aarve a copy thereof upon Plaintiff* attorney here­ in on or before th* 30th day of February, 1*43. The name of th* Plalntirr* attorney I* Jani-s (1. Ilorrrll, and his ad­ dress |* 3 : ; North Magnolia Arinua, Orlando, Florida, If you fall lo do so. a Deere# Pro Confeeeo will b* entered agalnet you for the relief de­ manded In Ih* Complaint. YOU ARE FU RTH ER NOTI. FIKD that tha nature of said suit Is for Partition of I-ands. WITNESS MT HAND a* Clerk of said Circuit Court of Hemlnola County. Florida, and th* Heal of aald Court, at Hanford, Hemlnola County, Florida, thl* 17th day of Jan­ uary, 1X1. CHKALl Arthur II. Rackwlth Jr. Clark of tit* Circuit Court. In and for Bamlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida Hy: Martha T. Vlhten Deputy clerk Publish Jan. 31, 31 A Feb. 4. 11, 1X3. (i > IN THK C IR C U IT C O U R T. .NINTH J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A IN A N D FOR IK W IN O L K C O U N TY . C H A N C E R Y NO. I B M NOTICE TO AFPKAK F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, va. TIIOMAH D. EUBANKS. JR. and 8ARAH P. KUHANKH, hie wife. Defendant* 9 T U B H T A T K O F F L O R ID A T O l HAlt AII I*. KUHANKH r/o Mrs. Elisabeth Caudle P. a llox 111 Qneonta, Alabama TOU ARK IIKIIKIIY NOTTFIKD that a tult haa been filed agalnat you In the above entitled rauae. and that you ar* required to file your an­ swer with the Clerk of thla Court and to serve a copy thereof upnn the th* Plaintiff or Plalntirr* attorney*, who** names and addresa Is Mark. N. Cleveland. Jr. andllirold F. Johneun. P. O. Drawer IS Hanford, Florid*, nnt later than the 1Sth day of March, A. D. 1913. If you fall to do ao a Decree Pro ConfeMo will ba entered agalnet you for th* relief demanded In tl>* Complaint. This suit Is to forerlose a mortgage. The real p r o p e r t y proceeded against le: Lot 3 In Rtork 7. of Fair* lane Estates, Hecllon 1, Replat, according to th* plat thereof, recorded In Plat Rook tl, at pag* too, public record* of Heml­ nola County, Florida. Air Corn), Central H a il ­ ing, oven, surf unit; peranently Installed. WITNKHH my hand and th* ■eal of Mlit Court at Hanford, Florida, thl* 7th day of Feb­ ruary. A. D. 1*43. (S E A L) Arthur II. Btrkwllb. Jr. Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court Uy: Margaret E- Tyr* I). C. Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson and Car­ roll Ilurke P. O. Drawer E Hanford, Florida Carroll Ilurke Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish Feb. 11. 11. I I A Mar. 4, 1*13. CUP-33 It f r Pays * To Use The 7 Herald 7 Want NOT RESPONSIBLE W U C O M I W AG O N I win as( ba far aay debts tecarrw aayeaa ether than my ID A S E. ACRET Ads 1 �I’ H » R e a liz e Y o u r N e e d -T h e n D ia l F A 2-5612 F o r Q u ic k A c tio n T h ru T h e H e ra ld C lassifieds. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 6. F o r R ent CLASSIFIED INDEX House* for rrm. For infor |1. Lout 4 Found malum contact Ted Wit- ” -. Notices - I’ eiiMiiials tiaras Hardware, 2iti E |o. Educution - Instruction Ulh SI. , 4. Trail MporUtion Food U. For Rent |»A Special Notices 7. Hiidineita Rental* 8. Head) Rentals 9. For Salu or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent O ffice 204 W. First 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale DEADLINES 18. MnrttfHKe Loans 14. Insurance CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 15. Rusiness Opportunity Tur»., thru Fu. • 3 V. M. day 16. Female Help Wanted before insertion. Jloti. • .sat. 17. Mule Help Wanted noon. 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 20. Rnbysitters Tuc»., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day 21. Resuly Salons before Insertion. Alon. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re* aponilble for more than one Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reiervei the right to re* viie or reject any advertliemeal from what ordered to conform to the pollciea of thii paper. Legal Notice i \ t u b c i n c t ri t m r i i T o k T U B N I1 T II n t l l U U r u t . m r . IK A * D FOR DEMI. KOLB COt'XTY. FLO RIDA C H AXCKRY VO. I U ia LORA1NE R. ZIEOLLR. Plaintiff, v« . MAURY J. Zrr.'JLER D* fcnqant. x o T i r c t o aFFF.An TO) HARRY J. Z1IX7LER Whnit residence la un­ known You are hereby notified that a Complaint (or Plvurc* has h**n tiled ecelnst you In th* above styled Court, and you ara required to aerve a ropy of your Answer or pleading to ths Complaint on tha Plain* tlffa attorney, TRUMAN T. CJRASON. I t ! On* North Dr* a n u Ride.. Orlando. Florida and fit* tha original Anawer or pleading In tha nfflea of tha Clrrk of the Circuit Court Seminole County Court llnun, Sanford, Florida, on or before tha Kth day of March. 1*4*. If you fall to do au. Judgment Viy default will be taken against you fur the relief de­ manded In the Complaint, DONE and ORDKllED at ■inford, Florida this 7th day of February, 1**1. (6K AL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court hemlnola County. Florida Byi Martha T. Vlhlin D. C. Truman E, IJraaon Attorney for Plaintiff I t ; (one North Oranga Bldg. Urlando, Florida t'uhllah Fab. 11. II. I I A Mar. t, till . CD F.II 22. Build - Paint - 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 31 A. Pels 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobile! - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Ih r £ati(nrii fr r a lb filth I I Pi 1 IF ) Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3331 or FA 30323 R E N T A HED RoIUway, Itoipilal & Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. 1*1 St. 3 Bedroom Route. 211)6 Stev­ ens Avc. Phone 349-1671. KOI) .US, The Gabies, 401 Magnolia Avr, FA 3 0730. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. Legal Notice 24. Eltclrlcnt Rervict “ How About Riving ms ybur cold?" FURNISHED Apartment. 3 rooms, hath, 2 doable bed* 110 W. 3rd St. Ph. 3320488. 6. For Rent 9. F o r Sale o r R en t See Mr, Ferguson al sales Kitchen equipped, near bus 3 Room Apt., water furn. 8*3. office and piek your lot Mo. 112 .Maple Ave. stop, 100 x 136 tot, 2310 and houw models. Ixiw Country Club Bd. FA 2*1817. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sue down—low jiionthiy paynita. plua City. 201 W. 1st St. FOR REN T NOW 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ Large 4 BR Igbefront 2 . 3 4 4 BEDROOM HOMES ed backyard. Air-condition­ furnished .................. 8133 Ilona L . Paytsm, R ealtor er. Kitelien equipped. Low(special for yegr’i lease 8123 FA 2-1201 — unto Hiawatha down payment. 33o9 S. Park Exceptional 2 BR Ale. FA 2 1»"1. furaiabed ....................$100 Furnished Apt. dot Palmetto. Clcin 2 BR unfurnished . . 873 Two bdrm. large furn. Apt. Executive xpecUl 3 BR 17(0 Magnolia. $35. furnished ....................$173 We also have i few others 4 Room furnLtkxl llouve. $8U. Real Estate — Mortgages (but if you own a nice 3 or month. Call after 6 p. m. 111 N, Park Ave. 322242U 4 b e d r o o m tmfurniihed 322-3033. home, may tte help you find 2 Bedroom Imium*. Kitchen a lenxnt?) equipped. 817 Ku-amhia Dr. J. W. Hall, Realtor "Call Hall" FA 2-3641 $'A 2-0920 after 3 p. lit. 2344 So. French Ave. HOSE C O U llT~2- Bedroom furnished Apartment. Child­ BY OWNER. 3 Bedrooms, 2 REALTOR — INSUROH baths, Florida room, 2 putren welcome. 2013 Sanford FA 2-8881 1818 S. French Ave. ios, large recreation room Ave. NO 4432X New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath with fireplace wall. Phone home. So cash needed. 861 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-ins, FA 2-7294. fenced yard. B3 W. Cole­ s month. 322-8083. man Circle. f l V per month. FA 2-7481. Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency Legal Notice Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0848 323-0700 2324 Psrk Dr. Sanford, Fla. For Stile, Rent or Trade 3-IlR.. 2 bath CBS home, oak floors, central heat. Fenced yard with good grass and fruit tree*. Slti.iXiO - TERMS lloxa I.. Payton, Realtor F A 2-1301 — 3640 Hiawatha Grocery Store. New fixtures, filer slock. Al uat sell by Fell 15. Make an oiler. 1201 W. 1st St. White furnished house across High Sctwol on Ridgewood. Inquire within or phone Apopka H86-48I0 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond LundquIK, Aaioe. KA 23931 Atlantic Bank Bklg. Southern Air HoatiiiR • A ir Cuitdiliuiliitg 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 31. Poultry - Livestock Horse. Call R. It FA 2 3930. Riser. Ph, atep*. table top*, stepping atones, lot markers. Miracle Concrete Co 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 Nearly new Phllco Town and Country portable T.V. $150. Call 322 4433 after 3 pm. 3 ! A . P e ls Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months old. AKC. Female. Call 322-7879, FACTORY T J YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Encloved head. Sag-proof bot* tom rail with plastic ends. Red Dachshund Puppies. 6 Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ weeks. FA 2-8963. ton or ny lon cord*. 2 Shetland ponies; t sorrel Scnknnk Ginas and Puint Company filly, I paint gelding. $123 each. Saddles also avail­ LO Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4623 able. Ph. 322-9162. 1961 Round bobhin Sewing DACHSHUND Puppies. Black mai'lilne, equipped lo lig rag Guarantee. 4 Pay­ L tan. 3 months. Last two ment* of $.1.30. FA 2-9411. with or without AKC. Ph. 322 3422. New console electric Sewing Machine. $60. TE 8-3737. ■ 1 Q C 9 MUN/. X Coupe, I Speed Tran*., I " • * Floor SJil^^dke^Nrw^__^^ ... 2295 1 M 1 CHEVROLET ' j Tun Pickup I w w l Automatic Traiwntisaiun 1495 |gen c o r v a i k 4 iw 1295 6maiW Auluwgti^Triinaniiaaioii^ 1 Q C Q CADILLAC Sedan DrVille. HOLLERSo/SANFORD I D U O Puaer 1959 Xnd 2495 \ ir fund. I IIEX I I O L H I Slatluu Wagon 4 Door. 6 1 ' Under 1395 1Q E Q CHEVROLET 2 Door, I DUD r, ct Under 895 I'l.X M O tTH 2 Duor, 6 Cylinder 5 landa r d T r a t t * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 795 I S f i Q HbDRMOUILE Super "88" I Dour 1 ™ * Power IlMbei^Hte^riix^^U^i.'oBd. XII |y|k'» of Real Eaiate I Q f i f ) CHEVROLET Intpala I Dour, 6 Cylinder, John E. Fox, Real lor 111) N. pork Ave. Pii. 323-0659 $ Bedroom, H i bath, no qual­ ifying Sec Mr. Ferguson Longduk- subdivision Lung wood. Windshield Door Glass W n t Glass Ready Mix Concrete, tantl, SERVICE (teel. window wills, lintels, Sonknrik Ginas and Puint dry wells, greaic (raps, Company _ 1695 TKE N GREEN IM M EDIATE OCCUPANCY Umbrella Tent* $32.93 tpecial, cantp itovea, ArmyNavy Surplua 310 Saniord Rack (Hnss Ave. /CHEVROLET Sale*-Repair—Contracting FREE ESTIMATES 3 Bedroom home. By owner. Will care for children in my home. White. 3Z3-0333. 2502 llak FA 2H32I FA 2-2017. night*. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED HOLLERSo/SANFORD 4 Ili-ilrtKtiii, 2 halit 19, SlluulifiiiM Wanted CU hauju! mi coiner lot in Child Care. FA 2 2274 Park Ridge. 113 Ridge Dr. Children kept, rA 2 4182. FA 27153. LX REVIEW Home for sale or trade for a tiled farm on the west tide of Sanford. Call FA 2 7898 day* or FA 2 6368 31. Articles For S*Ie Wall By owiw- Out 2ni h St. oppoaite loll t lull New 3 iMxIrooin, l 1) haiit. built in* (dirge lam ily room, central Iteai and Air-Condition. Low, low down p a y hi c n 1 * $75,on month pay* all. Drive out today or call FA 2 2741 lur detail*. 10:31) lu 3 daily. 29. Automobile Service FHIGIDA1RE 32. Flowers - Shrubs Sales k Service FREE u*e of our Carpet Home Wiring. Free Estimates Beautiful Camellia* in hiuotn Sliuni|KHH-r with purchaw) G R A PE YILLE NURSERY 15. IIusinesM O pportu nity Sid Yihlrn'a Randall Electric ot Blue Lustre Shampoo. Urapeville Ave. Near 20th St. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 Carroll's Furniture. T H E BIG ONE Annuals, Petunias, Snapdra­ Austin Pipe Organ, 6 ranks, 25. Plumbing Servlet WE CAN l ’ ROVE IT gons, Pansies. Vegetable probably 30 year* old, now An extremely successful, 30 Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. installed in Sanford Pres­ year old nationally known I'ptala Rd. Just off 20th St. byterian Church. T e r m * snack food manufacturer and 1st St. Sl.owu.. organ lo be re­ has recently completed Plumbing S i Heating placed in approximately 3 WOODRUFFS highly profitable marketing AIR CONDITIONING week* mu»t be removed in FARM k GARDEN CENTER tests In g new division of his CONTRACT and REPAIR approximately 3 days, ache* 601 Celery Ave. FA 2 3976 company. 11 you arc ready WORK dullng to be worked out SPRING ANNUALS lo go into a proven opera­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-6362 witii new organ installer* tion of your own and if you 33. Furniture at Church. Call Mr. Stin6 PLUMBING are financially able lo du so, at FA 2-3877 (Sanford). Contracting Repairs we will provide you with WANTED reliable couple to FREE ESTIMATES take up monthly- payments complete assistance toward 36. Autumublln* • Trucks R. L. HARVEY of 813.30 oa 3 complete your share o! this surcess, FA 2-3383 rooms of furniture. Call '61 Comet. S-22, auto tit at in This is a cash business with a 204 Sanford Ave. TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ constant 5U |iercent net protransmUston, radio A heat­ lect. ill fur you. The Investment 26. Radio & Television er Will lake trade. Good required ranges from Just For quick service c a l l condition. See Mil* Sally BEDS F o n RENT under fl.OUO W) up lo $3.000,. N'clder, T o u c h t o n Drug Bryan T. V. FA 3 0301. Hospital. Rollavvaya, Juve­ uu depending on the area Store. nile. FREE delivery and selected. (Limited oppor­ 27. Hpecixl Services Pick-up, 1937 Ford Fairlanc 300. 4 tunity-part lime consider­ FURNITURE CENTER Piano Tuning and Repair Door hardtop, automatic ed.) 1100 French Ave. W. L. Hannon — FA 2-4221 transmission. Good shape. For complete information and Ph. KA 2-7833 $193. FA 2-1280 or FA 2-3730 personal interview wrlle to WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Used (urnlture, appliance*, '32 Ford Pickup Truck $1»3. PROMO, INC. SPItINKER SYSTEMS tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. BOX 210 AU T )p «« and Sixes KA 2 2334. Call between 3 Larry'* Mart 215 Saniord Wo Repair and Service H A LA C YN W YD , PA. A 7 p. ni. Ave. Th. FA 3-4132 S T I N E '57 KURD Citatum 6. 2 Door, 16. Female Help Wanted Machinery and Supply Co. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick good condition. Priced for Ji 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Service With the Cash. I ’LL SEND YOU full site fainquick sale. Ph. 322-2008 alter SUPER TRADING POST »ius Blair home products fur 3 p in. FRIG IDA IR K FA 2 0677. FREE TRIAL, lo help you Sales lr Service make more money, spare G. II. HIGH 37. IloalN • Motors FREE ESTIM ATE time or full time. Show 1700 W. lat St. Sanford Upholstering A Mattress ren­ friends, neighbors, t a k e Ph. FA 2-3883 ovating. New k Used Furni­ Urtuway To The Waterway easy liig orders, make gen­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Rulnum S|>orlinir Goods erous profits. Wrlle BLAIR, SINGER Your EVLNHUDE Dealer Co., at 700 Celery Ave. Dept. 6831102, Lynchburg, SEW ING M ACHINE FA 2-21IT, 3UI-U S E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 Va. Sale* and Service Free eitimatr* in advance DON'T THROW IT AWAY 38. Motorcy cle* - Scooter* 17. Aisle Help Wanted free home demonstration Bring your aluminum furni­ ture lo u* for con ipic lit re- VESPA Motor Scooters (new) . C A LL F A 2-5783 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 81U.63 down A $3.52 Week* Alan'* Fabric k Ruga webbing. FOR SALESMAN OVER 30 ly2358 Park Dr. FURNITURE CENTER Opportunity for quirk ad­ Lewi* Sale* A Service I lino French Ave. vancement and high comKeuphoiatery Sped#lit 2517 Country Club Hoad Ph. FA 2-7933 minion earning* with a Chair* 839, (election of fa­ I'll. FA 2 7928 growing 39 year old com­ bric*. Sofa* $89, (election of 34. ArlidcH For Sale pany oelling world famoui (alirlea. 311. Trallst* • Calmnas Goodyear main Una lice pro­ TWO WAY’ Intel com $12.50. Custom Made Slipcover* 1 Bedroom Housetroller. Kit* duct*. Many exclusive and Chair* 821 30. Sofa* 849 30. FA 2-5302. (lien, living room, bath with noncompetitive repeat Central Florida's Largctt Stove A Refrigerator. $43, shower. Pit. FA 3 0910 or item*. Age no barrier. Di­ rvuphoLtcry Factory. Free Apopka 886-4840. FA 2*6.156. v e r g e d -winter -and nenInline call mate*, written mer line. We lake care of guarantee, 10r7 down. all financing. tJtip|iing and Central Fla. Decoratori collection* New Milcunali South A Garland (I. M. Itutli earned $358 Urlando, Fla. Pit. GA 2 4879 eoniiniaaiona hie seeund or­ Sanford FA 3-U6I3 Cocoa NE ti-0178 der. Paul Rauurli, new nsleMuaii, earned $gw on one ,*j|e and (low is No & L A W N SERVICE company volume leader. Mowing, edging, ferlilijing, OLDS CAD ILLAC Fringe licncflla Include life etc. Saliifacllon guaranteed. iDMiruncc. vale* Ikiimvel. FA 2-1817, 1 M 2 F A L C O N HI at hm Wagon Write Coitvolidaied Palm AStandard Tram-m L-uni Truck Body Repair Yiirnlvli Corp.. East Ohio Flnt»h Carpentry wtyrk 1 0 A I CADILLAC 4 Dour Auto., | W r Hide., Cleveland, Ohm llrakra 307 Elm $ A 2-3816 THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 FUHN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. M ’TII'K O F S U I T STATK O F VI.UNIItA T O i UNKNOWN LIENORS .-lalrolug fay, through, under or s gal net tha follow Ing da fandants. to-wit I RICHARD O. OLRESON and HELEN T. OLRESON. hla wire: HURT It EVE IX, IN',',. » Florida .orporsllon: TtJFKY ROOFING COMPANY, INC. a Florida corporation: IIERT CHAPMAN, doing business a. Chapman Concrete Products! CARL LOSI SILER; I'll A NCI* PE ZOLD; GATOR LUMBER COMPANY. a Florida corporation; Fit A (LE Y CONCRETE INC Florida corporation; GAYLE HOWE; BRACKETT TII-B MARBLE COMPANT: ROT WALL, doing buslnrer as Wall kupply; IfARCAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS COMPANT, a Flur. Ida corporal Ion; JEAN P. UNI­ QUE, doing biialnaas aa Skillcraft Cahlneta; DONALD N. DAVIS WELDING A FARM EQUIPMENT ItKPAIlt, INC. a Florida curpoiallon: DALLAS RAKER, rlnlng buelnrpe aa Housr of Flaere; CHURU LIMIIER COMPANY. INC., t Florida .mi pi. ration; IIOLUJWAV yiATIUHAIal COIHDRA- IN THN I'lO t T I T n i l WT, TIGN, a Florida corporation; NINTH JUDICIAL CIRC! IT. AMERICAN TRUSS INC, a ie tan ron •■ ■ ta u t.K Florida corporation: FLORIDA rtlI N T V , FLORID*. PlfcTRIBUTISO AND MANU- in i it a ni pit v n o . ixnir FACTUItl.NG CO., INC., a Flor­ LILLI I. MAE SII1GG. ida corporation: PCNKARIK Plaintiff ai.ASS A PAINT CO, INC., a ▼a. Florida corporation; FRANK BENJAMIN HIUOG, HATHAWAY, doing huslnna Defendant aa Hathaway filintnirtal; SID. NIlTDM TO VPPKAH NUT VI It LI IN. doing hunlnex I'lli IWtilamln hhlgg a* Han,tail electrtc; HORACE 4Sit)y S. ("antral Avenue 111:1111Vllll.L doing Piiklnass t.ce Angelee. CaDfurula ■i Iterry litll Fainting Contrie* You »ra hereby r-'iulrcl i.. tor; DeWITT H U N T E R ; file ynur writ ten defrna, (., IIU ANT mios. INC, a Flor- tbe Bill of Complaint for di­ Ida corporation; MID-FI/VR- vorce filed herein against you. IDA PLUM IIINO AND HEAT­ with the Clerk of the above ING C o, INt’, » Florida e(yl»d court on or before corporation, or tllhir of March IS. 11*3. serve a ropy them, and all parties claiming of eapie upon plalntlffa or claiming to hats any right, a I t o r n • y, James • ( ‘nltitle or lnl*reel In the fol- Hrr. 7<>1 Weal Church Street, lowing dcecrlh *d property, ly­ to land.-. Ph-rldo. ing and being In Seminole Herein fall not or a d- rea County, Florida, to-wit: Lota pro outifaaao will be entered :7 and :i, Amended Plat of ngalnet you Magnolia llrlghlr. a>vordltig WITNESS my hsnd and -eil lo plat thereof recorded In al Sanford. Seminole County, Tint Book I. page It of the Florida, tlita 7Via day of Feb­ public record, of Seminole ruary. ISO. County, Florida (MEAL) Ton. and each of you, are Arthur II. Beck with. Jr, hereby notified that a suit Ckrk of the clroul; Court has bean brought agatnet you By; Martha T. Vlhlto In the Circuit Court, in and rv c. fop Femlnnla County, Florida, ■fl Trier C Collier in chancery, entitled TIIE Allnrnej (or Plaintiff HANFORD ATLANTIC Nl r-ublWb Tab. It, IS si, a u*w..i.al |Mar. t. leal. Tit’S AL BANK bsi'kli'K aa»--'UG*'!'- plaintiff, r i'DK-1* 21. Beauty Satona fct. Johns Realty „ Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m house. 838 Escambt*. Ph. FA 3 0274. HOVSE FURN. Apt. 3300 ileljonvlfle. Service Station & Store and ; id Ironing at home. KA 2-7791. Apartiium on 2nd floor. Good cook, .roller, care for Large corner lxit. Good h)* children. 306 E. loth St. catkm. Tel. KA 2-27 Dressmaking and alterations. BOSS SKZ FA 2-3640, B. Cronise. It's ideal for retired couple. Two bedroom home located Child care. FA 3-u7(«. In nice, quiet neighborhoud. Has large kitchen, separate Ironing A babysitting wanted. 323 0037. dining room, air condition, fireplace in living room, BABYSITTING . FA 2-1639. carporte, and a separate garage. Believe young cou­ IRONING wanted. FA 2-33«3. ple could a Do appreciate Wanted Repair Work Ihla nut standing value. Pric­ Carpentry A Tainling ed al only $10,700.00. Plionc 322-3803 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK REALTOR - INSUROR Complete Beauty Nervier PA 2-4991 1918 S. French Avt. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, large comer lot, 311 For those who caniot get in during regular hours, call Tucker Dr., Sunland E»for evening appolnimenls. tales. V A—nothing down, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop monthly payments 802.00 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 20834 FA 2 80J4 - FA 2-2218. 3 Bedroom turn. A pt and 3 Lake Miry. 2 Bedroom, kit­ BR. Modem house. 817 Bedroom furn. Apt. Water chen equipped. KA 2*3019. Catalina. FA 2U37S. included. 863 month. Ph. FA 3-6347. FA 20*28. 33' x 8' New Moon llouac3. Education • Instruction Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Urailer. 322-3032. Furnished 2 bedroom house Apartments. Kilahen equip­ Refrigeration • Alr-condilioo873 month. FA 2307 or ped. 106 W. 18th St. Fh. 12. Ileal Efttalc For Sale ing men needed. We train FA 2*3730. FA 2-4678. you. Write Commercial L.M.N. ENTEHIMllSES Trades Institute Bog 18, c/o 2-BEDROOM CB Fum. Apt. |33. 606 S. Park. Has purchased b e a u t i f u l Sanford Herald. Park Plats. wooded area at Umgdaic. 6. F o r K en t 12. R eal E state F o r Sale 119. Situations W an ted Stemper Agency UNFURNISHED new 2 bed room house, kitchen equip, pcd. KA Legal Notice WGK-.'« By Nadine Seltzer 3 BEDROOM bout*, kitchen equipped. $73 month. Pb. FA 2 33tT1. NOTICE OF It IT Tilt: NAME OF THE ATATM OF FLORIDA TO I JKIIOLD E. It CDDINQ and UDITl! JOANN IlKUDING M i wife rapldanca unknown TOU ARE HERE BY NOTI* flE D that F E D E R A L NA* TIONAI. MDRTOA0B AilRO* C1ATION, hating fllovl In thli Furn. 2 licdeuom house. Court Ha aworn Util of Com­ Adults. No pell. FA 2 7tH4. plaint, the nature and purpoie of which ti to foracloaa that certain mortgage eareutad by Bedroom hcsise, kitchen Donald T. Atbley and Bally A. e<piip]H'd 2 Ikjdroom house, A»hle>, hla wIfe. lo Lawyer! Mortgage anil Title Company, kiklien rquqsped. Garage on the :llh day of June, 1111: Apartment fnrnislied. Ph. that aald complaint prays for FA 2-2202 or FA 23J«3 . an accounting to he taken under the direction of the Court for wli.it I* due the 6A Special Nhllcea Plaintiff for principal and In* tereat on »»I4 mortgage and R EM INDER mortgage n>tc end for the cone, chargee and eapeuee. INCOME TA X SERVICE including attorney's free and O. M. H AR R ISO N’S abstract feat and that In de­ fault of such payment, title 1311 Palmetto Ave. 322-8827 estate, claim. demand and equity of redemption of Hit JOHNNY K LELA’S BRAND De (indents and all paraonr NEW BUSINESS would like claiming by. through, under or against iliem or any of people to nuiir and taste my them, ba absolutely oarrtd and Italian and Mexican cook­ iore'Joeed; said suit being fil­ ed III the Circuit Court of the ing, plus American. Deliver Ninth Judicial Circuit, tn and 2 miles out, of Sanford city for gtmlnnl* County, tn Chan­ cery. entitl'd FEDERA L N A ­ limits. 3rd St, A Geneva TIO NAL MORTGAGE AJWO. Ave. in Midway, I mile out CIATION. a .-.irporatlon or­ ganised under au Act of Con­ o! Sanford on Highway 40. gress and ailattng pursuant lu 322 9346. Ilia Federal National Mortgage Association Charier A d. Plain­ tiff. vgraua JKRDI.D E REDDINtl and EDITH JOANN RE [i til NO, b.» wife. ORANGE UTI LITY COM PAN V. Defend­ ix m i : * iiir t i r x i i ni-. s i s 111 j i ' u u i %i. • imi i i t ants. being Chancery i'a - « No. lj;i>4. praying a foreclosure o r t'l.onirsv. i s v s i i r u n « i : m i m >i .i : x i i s t v . RICHARD («• GLKSao.N al"l of aald mortgage on the fol­ is -m i; i iM urtr cw ubt oi - is t i i i s t i f iii si uni.n urau lowing dtecrlbr.1 lend, lying IIKI.LN T. ti LISKUOS. til j i Dictat. < in end being In orange County, wife, at al. iK fenjaute. and -riii; » i » m KUHT M AUTIN you. and a«--ti of you. are re­ r r i r o r i i.o H in * . is s s o Florida, to *a :t i Plaintiff. Lot SI. Block J. W EA TH - quired lo fils >nur Answer ron a K M iso ir v o u s t v . ERkFIELD FIRST ADD!- to th* plaintiff a Cowplant t kaarary X a i : r M Cfl.WlLK* MART I.V. I’ lV OH I K TIOS. according to plat wltb th* Clark *>t aald Uourt, 1*t liiiilattt* thereof, re. ,-rda.l In Plat and anrva upon plaintiff, or I'.VUL KUITII. m h iik nr plaintiff, it n iii im iiiiiit ; Hook II. Page ««. Public pla in tiff* attorney. ( 1 * 0 A. 1i»i Charlffi Muriln Records of gouilnula Coun­ KI-KKII. JU-. «h*»** »d-lr*»» I* VI P. u. liv> lid* runford Elur- ftUTH W. aXIITIi v ti H e iif.1 p Mart If) ty. Florida. Dciimiaai. Together with the following Ida, a ropy of >a!d Answer, Mil!*, SOVH C l o A r P K A It on or b*fnra I ttiruery !J, A Woulh Carol Ini* equipment; ___ INTERNATIONAL OF LT- It. 1H3. and If you fall to iln .T O i UL'TIt W. oSIITII. ( G ' - m TOU % * L IIKltr.HV noilla*t known rtald.n.-.- and flf4l ihai u Com 1*1itih t f«»r I'll* 1C.\ Fl'ItNACE. MODEL m , • Dr- ;■*■* Pro t-onfaaao will add!*** t* Uouto N,». S. v o n * hiui heYti l,a ’ iilrrai] a*att)-t you, and mraluat No. Olid i l K-t'i Malta*. Uaorgfa. fiii*. im i yon atr»» r*<|ij(f*«l to You. end eaeb t»u. are .aeb of you fur tin- r*li*f UiVuU AUK IIKItKHV CK- M n i «*|p|iy of > our Airewer hereby required to III** person­ luaiiJril tu .aid i*onip.a1"t* plaint ally ur by attorney. In tbe of­ Tiia natuia of f '• *“ lt I* QUIllrfD T u tilt- your writ- •4T r i » 4 i u g tn tit* fice of the clerk of aald lu fora-‘ io.* ti>ai rartaln aatfi- tan d - fm - e lo lb« Couiplalnl nn tha f'U l n t l f f , attorntye. Court. In thr County Court gaga gtvi i tn lilcbard *i. for dlt'irra fil’ d lifraln sualn*t Mtcniir .iiv I>av|« a >1* Intoah. House, in Sanford, k--l'l IIOl e G1t«»on an I Hr ■ > T. Gl«»*an. you. with Ui« Clerk of th< I-Mwant • II li 11d;|nur h tfifcirr). County. Florida, on or before lil* wtlr, (u D * M Cun»trui> above *(|lfd Cnurl on nr bc- I'*b»r lit],u a fu! flic [lie* nr Ik1ua1 for. (tatt-u a, lads, and .ir va U*'» 1* i a it ("virborstlou. rr\nautr ir 4)riw t>i the i>f* the U l h day " f Match, V. D. a .-op) nf variia np-,n Plain­ t»«I. y..ur appearance, answer i urd- 1 In Off I- I*' * t ilt C lffll C * >•'' VV. T. Davl*. • ult Cuu!«t oil or t»« for*» the or Other defauelva pleadings, llud: II*. paa* DC of- t i f f . - ( U r n * ) Itonin 115 On* N irtti *»»gej;n b U a>u * K«bro4r). UU. to the Complaint !u this c»u.* |flco u( t-u t'lark of Clr.-ull of a.-ml Mol* (.'oUni), Avanua, iirlarid", t'iurtd I f fO-tt ffte'l t o -ill IDO, j H 'f f l l l l l l * • til also to »ert* upon Bund- i , ' ujr t F A IL NOT or D « v m I'tu i,r tfatault will mt-umbe-r I... t li » taker be ere MoKwan, Hehwwra A Klurlda. i ’onfa.*u wttt ba viitorvd againel y..u fur ilia rultaf •!* Jllme. attorn*) e for the Plain­ aiimr <)*».- r I L>( J propert). luaii'l*'! tn il,a ('.miplalnt. U ' l T M U i l ni> bal'd * “ d tba uaai"*t r»u. tiff. a copy of said pleadlnge, WITSKHii my lianJ and ***l DuXti AND UllD KIn .D al olhartries ~ l d MU •>» Com. * « at ».f ’ aid Couit. till* !«tb plaint will be t*k.u as con- d*y of January' a d . m i . *i al iaoford- u<mtnol* Cuuuty, Saafurd. Htintnala C o u n t y , Fkitlda thta lath day of JanKturlda. tills JUb day ut JauEanforl aroilMola County, fae.ad by yu’J and each t>r Uarj A. D. IMS. wary. DMI. I.'ount). d'toit-la. ISKAI.I tats.vLV * “ln i\ E AND ORDERED this iSRAL) Arthur II Bark a th Jr. •Vi tiur II. I>, - a nil, Jr. ,\r: lur It- Beckwith. Jr. 7t . day of I eoruary. IM*. at Clerk of lha aoovo s t)U 4 n. v irtJU Court c l C i i r k Circuit Court. c II.fat'd, beiuiuols C o u n t y , O ort tJ.in oU C dnty, norltla. Meeiliiol* Count). Klurltlu. J htrl.:.n tty; Margaret IL Tyre I l r : Manila T. Vildan tJ) ; XIarltia T. VthlaB (UEALi Deputy c l * i k D.fpjty Clark Deputy Clerk Arthur H. BaekwRb. Jr.. W. T. Davie a .c ii*'ron>, t’ avt* a Xlclalutb Clerk of Iruult Court of Gao. A r>i.a*r. Jr. i.uoii) ; i ; Allorne ) a fur I 'U i m l f f Betnluolg Count) Florid* Attorney for Plaintiff Doe Nor lb uranga Avenus Kdwaials Uultatng P, (l. llo* |)(l. U) ■ Martha T. Mhlan Orlando. Plorlda (aafayil. I lurlJa eanlord, I Lr.d* D. C. PubPeb Jan. la, k jab. «, sli* wi A la Vnun «/ f.-r I'laO Wrr Kuril. led. II. 1»- •* * | Put’ tl.u Fvb, 4, It, A . . ), 1*<1 I I I. li. tX I. tt. It. Ir<«. )L -i, UAL t C D »2 h JCDF-4 CDji-H IN Mon. Feb. 11, *63— P a g e 9 CORVAN ‘1997” HR AND HOLLERS 219 |-i. 2nd ST. DISCOUNT ON ALL . 1695 1 Q R R CADILLAC I Door Sedan UeVitlr, ! • • • Air C o n d lt jo n e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ .___ _ 895 1 B U T FORD SlMilon XVaamt, I Dour. V-8. !lrrrdrW« 595 I Q K T CHEVROLET 4 Duor SUilun * O W I XXagon. »» t'<l„ sH. 'I'raw.. 785 I ORB EDSEl, 4 Door, Aulu, I " ® * Transir5 i-m OLDS I Dour llardlup Auto, )»«■»■■* S’ *-rln« N£\V SANFORD Vui,,. Trun». 795 CAKfl 2301 8. PARK J EASY, q u i c k g m a c f i n a n c i n g 218 E. 2ND ST. 2303 S. P A R * FA 2-0711 ----- ORLANDO CH 1-3166 ----- FA 2-8861 TT ** �CYPRESS CARDENS — To expect the unex­ pected in how the photographer planned these pictures o f three year old Cindy Odum of Kings­ ton, Tenn., who visited Cypress Garden* with her parent* recently. The photographer had Cindy dressed in nn old fashion gown, and then posed her with some Chinn doll roses. The pic­ tures tell the story of a small girl who's expresfllon explains how she liked the flowers. lly Louise Hlmunrh Rev. Ray Woody of Ihe First Presbyterian Church of Maitland stated in no uncer­ tain terma that “ one of Iho way* to prevent Communism i« through the Church" adding that “ If you want to be on the right aide, you ahould support your ehurchca." “ Communism ia a Religion," Rev. Woody aald, “ but a very •vil one and no atonei ahould be left unturned In our fight againit I t " The talk waa very engrossing and waa enjoyed by u large attendance present fur the meeting of the Altamonte Springe Civil Club laal Wedneaday afUirnocn. The club had a full program with another part of it fea­ turing the handwork o f mem­ bers who had made their own dothea. Among the many ladlea who modeled oulfila were Mrs. Louise Caldln, Mra. II. 0. Fuller, Mra. Emma WeL bom, Mra- Milton Tinsley and Mra. T, L. Gorham. Mra. Catdln waa the cnndl* data aeleclcd to go to Lee»burg on March 10 to compete with other women In district seven of the Federation of Women'* Club*. Her garment wne a tailored, foreat given wool jersey, trim­ med with matching braid at tha neckline and effective ver­ tical tuck* on three-quarter Carlson Service Held Friday length aleevea. The die** waa very becoming and the tailor­ ing work wna superb, Announcement waa made thnt the chili's executive hoard wotdd meet Feb. 27 at II) a.m. in tile Community House to prepare for the meeting of the Seminole County of Federa­ tion o f Women's Club* which I* to be cuvered dish lunch­ eon held on Feb. 2*. Mr*. Charles Mcliowell, ill*, trict seven director of the Florida Federation, will ho guest speaker. Ainu ill tlm pluTiiilng is a card party to be held at 2 p.m. on March 11. Consider­ able time and work already him gtnm into tills event and Hr. tierlnuli' Forman, presi­ dent, announced that the club has more than SO door prises to he given at the party. in addition to the door prises, Individual tnhle prises also will lie awarded. Ticket* are available from any mem­ ber of the club. Named to tile nominating committee were Mrs. Helen Julhe, Mrs. K. A. Holman and Mrs. J. Ilurke*. • T-Bone • Club • Top Round • Cube Steer o f (lie SmithcnMcrn Fat Stock Show at • OniIn, Florltlti, pltm many more cattle from thin Mime • Sirloin • Rib Full Cut Boneless Round Mhuw. You are cordially invited to come by the store this week-end and try Mime of thin fine beef . . . AT MANY THESE MORE FOR T H IS CATTLE SALE Fresh Fla. Grade A WHEN A WOMAN L . SUFFERS IN SILENCE, BROTHER, THAT / S V SUFFERING I ■—=—T T H R IF T W A Y F A N C Y Kb. Whole M M ARHOEFER Hot or Mild SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 4 8 By Shirley Wentworth Funeral service* for Mra. Florence I.ydia Carlson, *0. of Bear Lake, were held at 3 p. m. Friday at the Ilray Funeral Homo in Apopka. Mra. Ilray died suddenly tail Wednesday at her home. A native of Chicago, III., ahe moved to the Bear Lake area 10 yeara ago. Site waa a member of the Lutheran NESCAFE H U N T S fl OZ. C A N RED D A R T IT A L IA N .10.1 CAN Church, She is survived, by a daughter, Mr*. Evelyn F. Nelson of Bear tuike. Burial was In Highland Memory Cardens. K PACK 12 OZ. CANS W IN TE R GARDEN FROZEN There are known to be about 40,000 kind* of fish. Art Brown Pest Control Announces NEW LOCATION 2601 PARK DR. T E R M IT E C O N T R O L FA 2-8865 FOOD KINO FltKSH CRISP 1 Lb. (Quarters) Lim it 2 Please CELERY Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICKS GOOD THRU PE R �. * ■ • f • % Pipeline Gets 'A -O k ' From City Commissioi * * e io<* By l.«rry Vershrl Nobody asked me but how can Uie city turn down John Burton's request to allow the sale of liquor at the Valdes after midnight and know the Mayfair can serve until 2 a m . . . . What kind of logic is that ? . . Burton has done a tremendous job fixing up C A IT . KOIIEItT W AItK the hotel and should be given ‘ Increase Reserve’ some consideration. • • • ★ ★ ★ SO N N Y It A HORN •I’ll Second' ★ ★ ★ K A R Y I.E HOrSHOl.DER ‘ It's A Must* ★ ★ non: stenstrom 'Stick To Issues' H IM , HUTCHISON 'It ’s Legal’ MACK C LE V E L A N D lit. ‘Sunieone's tintta tin* FR AN C IS ROC All I.I.A T 'Chamber Endorse* It’ CEO. A. SPEER 'Cause Was Just’ ★ Legislative hearings sche­ duled Monday . . . Joe Davis will have to go it alone and fare John Fitzpatrick about that pay raise . . . However, Joe will invite eandidstes Mark Cleveland Jr. and Gor don Frederick to sit in . . W E A T H E R : Continued rain through Wednesday. Ilijrh today 70-75. Low tonight. 45-50. Queried Joe about a pay Uniteil IVes.-t Len.wril Wire VOL. 5.1 Eftnlilluheil 11108 TUBS.. KKHKUARY 12, SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 610 raise and Joe says “ It's The Sanford Pipeline Co The company plan* to Iran* proposed pipeline * » y i n C rather doubtful" . . . "It all will submit II* proposed lease poll Hie fuel from the lake, up through Hteir attorneys, Mack depends" . . . eh? to trnn*|Hirt jet fuel from Mcllonville Ave., In NAS. Cleveland Jr. and Grn A. Voting with ltahorn for the Memo to (he City reerca Lake Monroe In tile Naval Speer, that the railroad would \ir Station al Ibc Feb 25 City pipeline approval was Joe turn department . . . Anyone he hurt with Cleveland em­ Commission meeting after Baker and Mayor Tom Mc­ ever thought about a course phasizing that "someone'.* got­ on small tm.it handling . . . commissioners Monday night Donald. Jim Crapp* arid Al Wilson ta go." Cleveland stressed W arning Getting' tired of baton hur­ by a "touchy" 3 2 voir agreed in continue negotiations with voted "no" on the Issue with that some ACL employe* JACKSONVILLE (U P lt - A ling. the company. Wilson asking for a vote of • • • state health officer warned would lose their jobs while Tile two month old hassle the people while Crapp* talk­ Monday an epidemic n( influ­ The jamb packed city com­ Speer, who got into a verbal ended with M. L. "Sonny" ed about safeguarding peo­ enza may sweep through mission room heard from the battle with Chamber Mana­ Florida within two week*. lip* of hizznncr, Mayor Tom ltahorn brandishing a legal ple’s right*. ger John Krider. elunied in, The commission chambers McDonald, that Lins was Nt)T opinion from city attorney "Our cause is Just." Suffur Run the place from which to Bill Hutchison, reporting the were jammed with interested Speer contended the pipe­ ST. AUGUSTINE ( Ul'l I — Feasibility study toward the sponsible citizen*" to "study should it lie staffed? Who will discussion at the next Com­ launch personality conflict* city had tile legal right to citizens, members of t h e line was not a common carrier . , . Tltc City Fathers wont grant a permit to the com­ Chamber of Commerce and and emphasirrd that the ACL The Florida East Coast Ball- establishment of a courthouse the feasibility of establishing select the personnel? Will Ihe mission meeting. COLD facts, not HOT heads pany In use public rights-of- Atlantic Coast Line employes. was a leading industry for way, lighting a 21-day-old annex in South Seminole a tardily in Hie smith end o( operation be paid for from County Attorney H a r o l d way. The ACL has fought the strike, added a short sugar to hrlp in tlinr decisions. Seminole County for the ex- Hie general fund of the coun­ Sanford whose ml crests mini * * • run to it* token freight ser­ County was requested of llie tension of courthouse ser­ ty or through the excess fees Johnson was directed to draft he protected County Commission t h i s vice* " vice Monday. Too bail that Ken Mctnio-h ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ of Hie office* using the faci­ tentative legislative hill* for Speer figures that the ACL discussion ut a special Com­ morning. was "sick-a-bed" and could Stenstrom asked that these lity? would lower it* rales to trans­ mission meeting later this Close O ffice Douglas Stenstrom, chair­ factors lie Investigated: not represent his client, "The County office holders have port the fuel and he and KriMOSCOW (U P I) — The So­ man nf the long range plan­ Pipeline" . . , But his part­ 1* the faeilily- needed? If agreed that s study should be week on these subjects: Wa­ dcr verbally squared off un­ viet government ha* ordered ning and development pro. so, what kind would serve made, Stenstrom told Hie ter management, with a re­ ner-in-law, Doug Stenstrom, til McDonald warned both the National Broadcasting Co. ferendum for Hie taxpayers gram, Chamber of Commerce, the need? What would be the Commission. substituted very well. . . With participants that Police Chief to approve or disapprove ad to close it* Moscow bureau, asked that the Commission initial cod? How much over­ his sympathetic approach to Tile question was taken In­ Boy Williams would escort the Soviet new* agency Tass appoint a committee of "re. head would Iw involved? How to abeyance for study amt valorem taxes; uniform junk the ACL through the themethem from the chambers. and/or salvage yard control; song of hi* family, "I'v e said today Speaking for the pipeline animal control, especial!)', Been Working On The RailCity Manager \V. E, Know­ ual center revenue al 12,731 was Francis Hmmiill.il Jr., Forced Delay dogs, and for the establish­ mad,*' telling of some six president of the Chamber, ment of a criminal court ot or was it right?) Men strums les asked the City Commiss­ and expenditures at $7,930. CAPE CANAVERAL ll!PI> "T o raise the rental rates who spelled out that the C id •—Stormy weather today lo tt­ records at some future date, having Ixu-n on the ACL rost­ ion Monday night "not to inC met in executive session Ihe Commission will pre­ er here . . . and his logic e r e ;-"’* the -rntat rat j of would cause a great deal of ed a 24 hour delay in plans t« sent these proposals al the would have delighted Ken . . the Civic Center and stress­ concern among the many that same afternoon endors­ plnee America's most unusual civic groups that use the ing the Navy's stand on the communication* satellite into legislative delegation hearing His other partner-in law. Rep. importance of Hie pipeline next Monday. Joe Davis, did NOT applaud ed tlic facility would "never building," Knowles said, ortiil around earth liiiiiinill.it -tressed that it Other mailers before tho —even Hanigh he no doubt be a self-sustaining public has been proven that Hie Commission this morning: ★ ★ ★ was templed—but he did building." Barrage pipeline was "vita l" to Hie I-earn from the State Com­ smile approvingly a* Doug MOSCOW ( UPI 1—Tile Rus­ The commission took no ac­ future development nf the Air sians let loose a propaganda Drainage, nimexntiun, roads ttint an engineering study and and turned In an estimate of Ptrollcr the County has $2,438 plead his case. tion on Knowles request pend­ Station. • • • b arrage today III an effort to mid a new tewu charter weie survey lie made on providing $3,375 to pul a olio Inch, 22 remaining in a $1 million ing further study. Knowles Backing llmimill.il up w h s A number of leading busi­ had Iwen asked to submit a pin advance blame on the liiuio item* oil (be agenda for (liiiiungr outfall for the urea. font wide, asphalt topping on trust (mid and $215,72(1 in a t'.qit Unbelt Ware, NAS $5110,00(1 trust fund for rightsFin ther progress nn allness men were in the aud­ •study on revenue and ex­ Utilled States fur any failure Ihe Casselberry Botud of A l­ I lie road. of-way and road improve, commanding olfieer who riled dermen at Monday night’* in sati.ii of tin* -.hopping cen­ ience . . . Much concerned penditures on the facility. at Hie resum ed disarm am ent figures on lax savings of the Ahierniiin Art fa-go, who rc- inenli. "limited' meeting which e*- ter al Hwy, 17-92 and SB 4.'ltl with the derision and what In a lengthy lu page report. negotiations in Geneva. 'Hie City Commission by * Awarded contract for radio lendeil nn into * three hour al*o depends lo a greul ex­ pii-si-iits Ihe town mi the It COULD do to the local Knowles spelled out Hie an- 3-2 vote turned down a re- pipeline and the advantage* of Hie faeilily Improving the Too Hit'll session. tent nil piovidilig drainage Chiu ter Committee, repotted maintenance in road depart­ economy . . . After great quest from the Valdez Hotel ment ami zoning department permanent status of Hie base effort ami many years, the Paul Bute*, til elliii ge i f i,ui(all, Hates mud. LAKELAND (U P I) — Two that diiifls of tile new docu­ to serve liquor after mid­ vehicles to .Motorola on JU here Navy lla-e has just achieved night. citrus Industry official* say mmmitce* studying the first Other point* holding up ment are presently ut low tild nf $125 monthly. Karlyle Ihiusholdcr, who the souglil-tor complexion of Ihe U. S. Department of Agri­ three items, reported Hint Hgieemelit between the town typists ami would lie ready Opposing owner John Bur­ Accepted a 30-foot right-of. permanency . . . Navy rare­ ton's request was Ter: Mc­ spoke as a member of tin' culture crop estimate releas­ water level* In Cassellierry and Shopping Center officials Inter tills week for council way along Onora road from forces Committer, ed Monday probably Mill is ly asks us for anything, and Donald, Joe Baker and Al Armed area lake* are nearing "Hut- were n-ported tiy Mayor Fred cells idei at loti, HI.II Product* for a side­ repeatedly ripped into the loo high and will lace addi­ although this decision of the Wilson. rieilll Dutlim" heights. lie ad­ Heath who pointed out tlml lie exjdnilied Unit the walk between .Nuiitor.l Ave­ commission's stand aland a commissioners would not Burton asked that his hours tional nils vised that witli the hoard's i lie town is particularly in­ charter will tie prepared us a MIAMI <UPI> — A gusty nue and Hie Naval Air Base. public right-of-way stressing make or break the Navy, approval he would represent terested in Unit parrel of the hill for presentation to tin* squall line, preceding a slow- lie extended the same as the Referred to the State Road that easements or permits neither would it do the city Mayfair which Is allowed to Jailed lire town at today's County renter not included iu the un­ legislator!! iu April nfter Department a request from were given other companies any harm to grant their re­ moving cold front, deluged serve liquor until 2 a.m. BERLIN (U PI i — Nineteen Corn mission meeting to ask ites at ion request and would which time, if il is approved, Seminole High School for in­ to utilize right-of-way. quest . . . So, why not fur­ most of the stale today. Up "militant" protest a«|* have Jlike to know future develop­ it will !h> returned to the peo­ stallation of a traffic signal (lousholiler ended his re­ been Jailed in Communist ther cement the Navy-City to six indie* of rum and winds ment plans for the urea Iwfora ple for a lefeienduiii. at 27th Street and Highway relationship ami strengthen marks with, "You don't dare East Germany for opjiosing around 50 miles an hour were |okaying tile present arrangeIn o iler business tlie bould 17 92. fuw reputation as "live world's reported. refuse Hie pipeline In NAS Hie Soviet zone* anil-religious 1incut. agreed to pay raise* for Mar­ Approved preliminary plan* friendliest Navy city" by if the Nanvy want* it . . It's c a m p a i g n . Evengelical A 28-fool ketch was swamp The tun'll ipirstions whether shal tins Sawyer to 515(1 per for $273,000 21 foot paved granting this—a seldom-sought ed by a big wave near Key a must." CIA n il sourer'* said today. oi not a liquor license could month and ■ii*tndiuil Jim Highway 427 between Allafavor? . . . Keeping the Base The pipeline company was Largo last night, but the five la- obtained if ltd* uica te -1Ilirkeiiiiu-yei to $25 pm-muiith. |monte Spring* and Lunggrowing — or even keeping represented by Doug StepGENEVA (t!p|| — T h e Plane Crash persons aboard were rescued JACKSONVILLE il l'll — mains iu tin county although Both me effective Fnh. I. wood, nml referred (hem to it here — means keeping our United Stales told the 17-rui- strom who urged conimisslonSAIGON, South Viet Nam by a tanker. Heath announced Hint Jack S ill) lor further processing. biggest industry . . . Many rrs to "stick to the issues" (U l 'l ) —A U. S Army lull- Tile Const Gourd today plan it is mil the specified ,511(1 feet tiori dlnu i m a me nt conference The weather bureau issued md to M iireli a, close lo Culm fioui n church railed for by Burns had W n appointed Granted pcrmi'xlun to tin* people now working here a severe weather forecast in today that a nuclear test ban and md let srnliment enter copter crashed Monday in II, possible for a tanker wNil'll npiuiripal erdinanee*. chairman , f the Zoning ...... .. •s" ‘,|li Seminole Gun Club to wouldn't HK working — and into it. In-lity "may be on the way.” Communist - mleslcd Jungle mysteriously ilis0ppr.ilid nilte a sector of .South Central Repotting on roods, Bate* anil Lurry .Miller, chairman of *n»Pr*»xe tlie roadway leading that includes ACL folk* who Stenstrom stressed it ladl* mountain* north ol Saigon Willium C, Foster, director F l o r i d a lor thunder'lurm* days ago oil a voyage from aid that although tin* courily thn Itvci cation Com mission, 0* grounds. move many a car onto and down to whether "you wish to ■ if the U. S. Arms Control and but Vietnamese ground pa­ with damaging winds and a Texas to Virgin In, would not approve resurfacing Other business, including inriru .led Lierk Arthur off Hie base — if Ihc Navy permit the company the right Agency, told trol* rescued ail six Amer­ possible tornado during the Disarmament The fifth liny o f seairhing on Seminole Illsil. done by the apjHilutno nta o f h building In. Beckwith to advise tlie South • folds" . . . You'd belter be­ to use tile right-of-way. not icans aboard, military sourc­ the first ttu»,1 meeting of the Seminole Elementary School lieve that those businessmen, morning. 11.month-old conference Hint ratrs nr just who will sutler." es riqxirted today The sourc­ ended Monday night with no Raceway from l.aka Drive to *pertor nod n lighting com. Council cl Parent* ami Teach­ trace of tile Murine Sulphui sitting in that commission tile rot inure, il had ngiecil to mil tee chiiirmun, tvsi carried After two hours, Baker es said Hie Ament ails appar­ "I believe tluil there is some er. the County tanno! legal­ room, were concerned! I . . . reason to hope that a test han mad,- the motion to grant (lie ently escaped without injury Queen mid its till crewmem­ do the work on Button Itnud. over until the conliiiucd meet­ And since all five of the City Price* f.-r resurfacing the ing to la* (add next Monday ly improve tlie road leading agreement may be on Hie pipeline company the permit ill Ihe crash of the helicopter ber*. Commissioner* also have fin­ "God knows whole the houlevatd fimn Luke Drive <>n night nt Hin Women's club lo t c school since the street way.'' saying it wasn't Hie city's near the Laotian Imrilcr aItout is in Hie t'owil nf Cassellierry. ancial investment* in our lo­ place to stop free enterprise. 210 miles north ol Saigon. tanker is now," said an o f­ nut to llvvy, I7-'.I2 might run Building Agreed to meet with procal business world, they ficer nt thp searrh center higher than estimated due to Then Hahorn, who earlier Cause of the crash wa» not jH iicnts « f a nursing home at SHOULD have been, too . , her e. recent heavy mins, Bates had opposed the company re­ knuvi n. Deltary at 7 .to p, m. Monday Ba g h d a d , Iraq <u p d — were . . . Although that was "W e ale undoubtedly look­ pointed out, lidding, however. A 37-year-old ex-marine ap­ quest, mentioned a two page at tic Commission room. not Hie basis of liwir deci­ parently committed suicide l>> Sporadic gunfire echoed from ing for the remain* of a sett Iloit at present the town mid legal opinion by I till rill-on on Referred to l.'uiiiniLsinnrr the outskiila of Baghdad to­ sion. , disaster,” he said, "II could Raceway stand to gel III diving under a tractor Mon Hi idee the city's legal position to — Page 7 John \levnmtcr u request of day. In other sections the re­ have blown up, or broken up least part o f their investment day on Second St. and French Classified ._. . Page 9 grant the permit and ltahorn Save pi a Best Home tn rare volt-torn city nppeured to he 'Pie Downtown Merchant's and sunk without n survivor, returned under the joint par­ Ave., police reported. Comic* ....... seconded Ihc motion. Page X fur the county's ambulatory returning to norniul four days bulletin reminds the First or rnnybe it was hijacked.” ticipation agreement with Hie The man was ideiitdied as lienr Ald»y . Page 7 patients lor hi* recommenda­ after Iasi week's roup d'etat. Street folk* that the potted Richard Saxe. A Coast Guard spokesman county. Editorial —. Page 4 tion. plants when they are used Police reported that eye­ Entertainment In otiier ureas lie rci-nmI'ugo 7 ' WASHINGTON ( U PI)—Sen. at Portsmouth, Va„ said, "W e Named Tlie Sanford Herald as trash rccepticles, you know witnesses said they saw the are reasonably well convinced nietideil that the 2,105 foot Puzzle __ page 7 John Sherman Cooper llt-Ky.) a* Hie official newspaper for —cigarette wrappers, cigar STOCKHOLM (U l’ Ii — Soman dive under the trurk Society „ Page i! has railed for resumption of tin- tanker ia not afloat along strip frrm ,Sunset Drive to all county legal advertising butu. etc., do NOT ADORN operated by J R Williams of vict doctors have successfully the Atlantic Seaboard." Lake Triplet Drive lie paved Spoil* ... ... I ’ugo 5 l in lin'd. the U. S. blockade of Cuba the city, so KEEI* 'EM d e v e l o p e d artificial limbs Raleigh, N. C. if diplomacy fail* to get Rus­ CLEAN . . . That may well Saxe died enroule to Orange whirh cun i>c operated by BEIRUT, Lebanon (U l'l I — sian lump* oil the island. be said to all of u* . . . nerve impulse* from the han­ Provisional President Col, Ab­ Memorial Hospital, Tile former ambassador to Let's keep Sanford clean dicapped person’s munch*, the dul Kulam A ref and his pro* India said .Monday he was —and beautiful. newspaper Dagen* Nyhrler Nasser military supporters to­ confident President Kennedy • • * said today. day appeared in firm eontrcl w o u I d u se "diplomatic Legislative hearing* by the tt—North Orlando —Mayor t;30—Constable* — Boh Car- 3: IS—Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Lessee now. i* it the city of Iraq despite stubborn Com­ means" to have Premier Ni­ Seminole County delegation Frank Fasula; 9:30— Iamg- rootl, Grady Hall, or the Garden Club that's re­ George Tax Collector John L. Gallo­ munist resistance. kita Khrushchev order Hie will la- held next Monday, wood — Mayor Al Lurmunn; Kelsey; 2—County Commis­ sponsible for the appearance OTTAW A (U l'l) — Prime The list of countries grant­ troops back to the Soviet RcprcsentaUve S. J. Davis to—Altamonte Springs—May- sion— General J. C. Hutch­ way. Tax Assessor Mary of the "Triangle Bark" at tly United Press International Minister John Dirfenhakrr to­ ing recognition to the five- Union Allan flu has struck at least Jr. announced today. 25th and Park Avenue? . . or Lawrence Swufford; 10:39 inson; 2:45—Superintendent ol Earle Walker, Clerk Circuit But Cooper told the Senate All candidates for the va­ —Oviedo—Mayor Lee Jary; School* — It, T. Milwee; Court Arthur il. Beckw ith Jr., It, too, could do with a bit 13 states in the East and Mid­ day meets bis rebuilt rabinet day-old rebel government in of cleaning up . . • Maybe west but the U. S. Public after 'flawing first blood Baghdad grew by the hour. that if these negotiation* fad cant legislative scats are in­ It—Casselberry—Mayor Fred Chairman of School Board— Circuit Judge Volte A. Wil­ Pig' 'n Whistle would do it— Health Service (P lIS l -ays with Liberal leader tester B- Thv Uuitrd Stales, Great Brit­ "the President, supported by vited lo attend the hearings Heath; It :30—Sanford—May­ J. Dan Wright. Jr.; 3—Board liams Jr , County Judge C. since a lot of the cups on the oulbteak probably will b* Peuraoo in an election cam­ ain and the Soviet Union were Congress, should take the set tn the County Commission or lorn McDonald; 1—Justice of Trustees, Seminole Mem­ Vernon Mize Jr., County the park iite etc. originate less serious than the 1957 and paign which will take them among those to reiognize it same firm measures that he Room at tho Court House. of the Peace—Hugh Duncan, orial Hospital—A. B. Peter- Prosecuting Attorney- KarlytO| Monday. across Canada by A pr\l 8. look tail fall . . ." Schedule* are: 1PI10 epidemic*. theret Elmer Ashley, Thomas Moon; Km. Sr., Robert Rcssercr; Houshuldcr. Tiicralit Legal Opinion Sways Raborn nsuvA... BRIEFS Courthouse Annex Study Asked Of County Board Knowles Urges City: Don't Up Center Rates 'Limited' Casselberry Meet: Just Not So City Turns Down Valdez Request i % Cold Front Moves In State Nuclear Ban Treaty On Way Ex-Marine Dies; Under Truck Search Cuba Waters For Ship I (iayrhdad Revolt Herald Index Cuba Blockade Asked Again Soviet First i // -/ Legislative Hearings Set Monday Asian Flu Hits 13 States I Pro-Nasser Forces In Iraq Control Meet Set '.ill — ■ri 1 V 1 xA J f j • % i J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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